The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-08 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

Jobs 717rtes Shine, aged 42, a well-dremed man, de-
ren'ted as • traveller and collector, residingr, aL Is,
Monstford-roed, Didetcm, was charged before Kr. Ooohe
with en beszhng the enin of if. 25., received by him tir
sod on account of his employer, Jam.. Bette, brandy
dandier, of St. John-rtrir 1., Smithfletd-bare. The pn-
peneep ilrliciincirm s e stated to largely ereced 1,0001.
lir. Jobp %V eketwg, solicitor, prosecuted, and Mr.
Riartte defetidtd.

ume preliminary evidence having been taken,
bir. Cooke iemanded the prisoner for a week, bat oon-
siented to take bail, the prisoner himself in 801. and two
suieLes in the sum of 40/. tack.

The prisoner wen removed in engody.
80IITIIIVAILK.

ifr. Themes Olice.t: i3OX4-maker, Carrying on business
in the Pow-road, Secretary to the South detropoltan
LA.) Provident Society, held et the Artichoke Inn, Newing-
ton-causeway, appeared before Mr. Partridge, on remand
with unlawfully withholding the soon of
871.105. If4l. reeeived by him on account of the society.
Mr. Akklie appeared to prosecute; and Mr. E. P.
Wood, instruettd by Mr. Woodham, attended on bring/
of the defendant.

Yr. John Castle said he was • member and one
of the trustees of the society. The defendant was
milli lately secretary and was paid at the rate of
threepence per quarter for each member. It washisduty to
tteud all meetings of the society, keep the minutes, and
ceire all subscriptions and fines, winch he should hand
over to the truetees, who paid them the following day into
the Southwark Savings Beak. In consequence of some
complaints being made • general meeting of thesootti
was -held, and the whole of the secretary's and treasurer's
aesounta audited. It was then found that the defendant
was deficient in the sum of shout 'pot. . . .

TLe ;Vienot having, in the magistrate's opinion, eetab-
liaised the & e, he ordered the defendant to pay 871.
10e. 10d., with a further urea of 204 and We. meta, mating
in all 1081. 10e. 10d., or three months' hard labour in the
Howe of CormcLon. _

Jachel TamsAi, a Russian, in the service of the Rus-
sian government, was brought up on remand before Mr.
Benson, charged with wilful and corrupt perjury in the
ease of an investigation at this court, in the months of
May and Jane last, when Oscar Reiman, and four
others, were under examination on a charge of being in
possession of and uttering a large quantity of Russian
rouble notes. Two of the accused parties were discharged
by the magistrate, and three othere,Rewman.Frankle,and
Harris, were committed for trial. At the last sessions of
the Central Criminal Court Insukle and Harris pleaded
guilty to the minor offence of having forged Russian
rouble notes in their possession, and were each sentansid
to 17 months' imprisonment with hard labour. Mr.
Justice Lash took into consideration in peening sentence
that the prisoners bad been three months in prism. The
grand jury returned a true bill against Reiman, no evi-
dence was offered before the petty jury, and be was
acquitted.
The assignment of perjury in this case is of a very sin-
gular nature. Surbuski swore that he had many conversa-
tions with Brennan in the shop of the prisoner Harris
in London-street. Whitechspel, on the subject of purchas-
ing and selling false Russian notes, and that he received in
envelopes two forged ten rouble notes. The address on
the envelope was written by Rewmary and was as follows:
—`• 27, Horestine-street, Mile-end, '." The Russian,
Furbuski, adopted the name of London in England,and in
his transactions with the persons dealing in fulse Russian
notes Leeman, in his evidence last week, emphatically
contradicted the evidence of Eurbuski, and declared that
lie had reel. him but once, that he never exchanged a word
with him in his life, and that he wrote the name
mid address of flitarbuski in his mutinied mune
of London at the request of Harris, who gave the onvehipe
to Surbioki. In his cross-exanUuation by Mr. Scrjeant
Sleigh be admitted that be was acquainted with all the
persons who were charged and oonvicted of dealing in
rouble note', that he made au offer to Mr. Robin-, the
solicitor of the Russian government, to trace the manu-
facturers of forged Rued= re tea. . . . .

k.vidence in confirmation of Rewman's statement Ira,
given, and the rub-equent testimony having, in the ma-
gistrate's opinion, ettablished a prima facie ca,c for invei-
tigation ly a jury, the prisoner was committed for trial,
Lail being accepted.

THE MURPHY RIOTS AT MANCHESTER.

MANCHL"37TII, MONDAY.

There is no appearance of any further disturb-
ancts to-day ; but an unrai feeling prevails that some
renewal may occur this evening. There are 41 prisoners
in custody for the !iota of Saturday sod Sunday, some of
whom Lave undergone ezazaulation before the magis-
traus.

Twelve of the forty-one prisoners arrested on Saturday
afternoon and Sunday for participation in the riot. in
Chorlton-road were brought up at the City Pohee-court
this morning. The followin,magistrates were prerent :
Meld), Fowler, the Mayor Mr. eld), Mr. Joule, Mr.
%Inert, Mr. Crewdeon, Mr. 'uruess, Mr. Dorrington, and
Mr. Manure. The pruioners' names are Michael Miek,
Ldwaru kiley Richard Higgurs, Michael M -Donald,
I atria Kelly, John Connaughton, James Kearney, Luke
Sweeney, Martin itobinarm, Patnck Tooho, -Patrick
Sweeny. and John Nolan.
Mr. Ambler appeared for the prisoner Mack ; and Mr.
Cottingham for Nolan.
Captain Patin laid the charge against the prisoners was
breach of the pesee and assault on Saturday afternoon, in
Chorlton-road, about 4 o'clock in the afternoon.

At the conclusion of the evidence the magistrates
retired for 20 minutes. Mr. Fowler (stipendiary magi-
strate) then raid thu bench were glad to infer from the
evidence before them that the case was not nearly so
et 'Muses they at fin 4 supposed from the reports which had
reached them. Thu witness who Lad given the evidence of
the must serious character was not burue out by tho others.
M'Donald was apparently the ringleader, and was com-
mitted for two months hard labour. N. lan, Higgins, m•.l
five others, must find sureties for but and be b noel them-
selves in 1001. to keep the peace fur four months. Five
others mutt bud sureties for Int., and be bound them-
selves in 20/., except Patrick Sweeny, who having a pi•tul
must be 'emended for inquiry, whilst Robinson, Mac, ant
Toolin were diseharged. The remaining thirty prisoners
will be examined to-morrow.

ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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ti MIN 111 the dour. in moving the adoption of
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time to time the neeinsity of redunog the minuet of the tariff,
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the public. With regard to the oxidant which bad hepassd to
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It brims bed peat apeefines la mate.
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drafted creamed, the beard had even in that soundless
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Frantis been having been unanimously re-elected, the premed-
leg. with a vote of thanks to the chsirroan.

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