The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

MANSION HOUSE.

lART CVAROR O► ►LUD AGAINST ♦ NOSLS
LORD AND OTNRILS.

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Mr. Alfred isfres, seerstary to the Wheel Zion Mining
Company. 28. Queen-street, Cheap/ids, and Lard Charles
'Wham Pelham Wads., 37, Loweites-nature, K sightsbri,
appeared in answer to a sammone obtained by Mr. F. W.
Stockwell, 76, Old Broad-street, stack and share broker,
charging them with having unkwfully conspired, confede-
rated. and combined together, and with divers other mama,
whose names wen unknown, by divers false pretences
(steely and fraudulently to acquire and obtain, and with
her* so obtaisad boo the said F.W. Stockwell, the sum
of 6001., with Waal to cheat and defraud him thereof.
Sleigh for the
Mr. Itobiasoz=d foe the compidasnt, and Mr.
Mr. Jeffne sot bete` mutant,
Mr. Sleigh, as the eareet, said that Lord Clinks had never
been served with the eammoos, bat had been yes
from the country and came up instantly Vallsrnig Net
the miasmas had bees obtained.
Mr. Robinson said that Lord Clings woe is tows an
Thanday sher the snagoose was obtained, and had douhasse
lertmed that it was lamed from Mr. 6es*.

Mr. riliogi arTid that LW bliatansed not seen the
mr.7;ibinaote then opened his sew, the elhct of his Mts
moat being that Mr. Jaffna was secutary to the Wheal Ina
Company, sad Lord Clinton • director, and that Mr. Stock-
well had dun the. to time made advances upon shares held,
or mapped to be held by Lord Clinton, to the amount
5001.; which shares Lord Clinton did not in reality hold.
Tim number profaned to be bold by him was Fe-
rmented as being 800, when in reality, during
the present year, he had never held more than
rim, while he had parted with 380 of those which he held
at OM beginning of the year. Ha had transferred the 800
shares ape the supposition that all calls were paid, although,
in WA, there was a call due in April, and another in May,
which ewe sot paid till August, while certificates of tranaho
fa the regular way had been signed Ly Mr. Jaime,
who, with lard Clinton, wee a party to the application for
dream made by Mr. StockereD, pad the books were kept by
Mr. Jegme In a most 111/111410t11 way for the purpose of de-
firaisling not oely Mr. Stockwell, bat the &embolden.
Temecis William Stockwell, mining agent, 75, Old Broad-
arest—la the tegaming of this year I was applied to by Mr.
Hollis/worth to discount a biU for 3001., but did not see
defending? mow upon it. It wu drawn by Mr. leffree,
end arcerted by Lord Clinton. It wee paid. and I gave it l
up to Mr. J. On that occasion I received a transfer of
SW theme in the Wheal Zion Mining Company, eigned by
Lord Clinton, and put in my eint'e name, C. O'Reilly,
at my require. I received that as security for
the loan. The paper produced it a certificate
signed by Mr. fettle., that the treader from Lord Clinton to
Mr. Hollingsworth had taken place. 1 continued to hold
those 300 shares, upon receiving which, with other shares, I
gave • cheque for 283!., IU. being deducted for dieceunt.
Theban was for three eths, and fell due before the 26th of
April. About that day Mr. degree came to my office, and
wirbed me to discount a bill for 6521. 10s., and at same time
he said be had seen Lord Clinton, and if I presented the
3004 bill again it should be paid. That bill had
previously been returned to me from my bankers' unpaid. I
sent my clerk up to Mmes. Coutts'e again with the bill, and
they said they bad no money to pay it. Then Jelfroe came
In and gave me 1401. on account of that bill, upon the under-
medic, that I wu to dement the 5521. 10e. bill, upon
having farther ercurity. The balance of the nat. bill was
to be considered money advanced on the OIL 10s. Lill I
was to hare.

After come other evidence, the defendants hering entered
into their own recognietnoes to eppear egais,the prooeeduage
Inn adjourned.

CLERIENWELL.
A lICENZ IN 101.1 T.

A rough looking fellow well-known to the polices and who
Item the name of Jean Cemetine, • castennaiger, reidMA in
Fifteen F*0(4681., 81. Puma, waa charged before Mr.
Conn yids violently amenbing police-constable Lassen,
114 0, Perry, 376 9, Dudley, 488 N, and Nees, 92 0, in the
emention ot their duty.
Windt* 114 (1, said that yesterday efternoon • number
of pereooe had emembled at King'e-crese, drunk end
erkiog a great disturbance. Its went and asked them to
go away, when the prisoonr, to whom he had not spoken,
struck him a violent blow as the chest. Ile then promeded
to take the prisoner into ea study, when he bit hun on the
shoulder, and then knocked him down. While he wen
stroggling the primers kicked him on the lower part of the
aromerh, and he Mt prat pain from it now. The marks of
the Into were now quite risible. It wee with the puffin
diternity that be could be conveyed to the police nation. He
elm teen his uniform coat. .

Dodley, d 8 N, wool to the orietance of the lam winsome,
when the primmer tried to throw him down, end hurt his l
verizyuch.
, 376 8, mid ha alas went to the assistance of the
ether gelieeman, whom the primmer threw him down, and
hurt kis head mry mech.
Neal, 92 0, amid that owing to the notes the primmer made
is the call yesterday etternom„ he wad induced to go in, with
other ccostablee, to wke ids boots off. When be irseomise oat
the pMememer struck hint *violent Mow en the •Wo of the bead
and bleckesed one of his eye*. Not content with that, the
prisoner pounced upon him, end bit the middle haw of his
left hand through.
The primmer, in derma, raid that If mu Saviour was
g7tad, be was mewed a great deal worm. While he was
tsmmeeelle, they took off his bute, spat in his face, hand-
cuffed him, tied his loge, Loom' him on the ground, and
otherwise mesnlted him. the of the policemen Lit him on
the fere with his belt.

Polieweergeset Hewett, 19 0, said that the prisoner wee
so violent that it was necessary that he should be hand-
cuffed.
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Mr. Combo said he should not dad with the cam, kit
should commit the prieuner for trial.
The prisoner here darted out of the dock, and yelled oat
that he would not go for trial. When the police took hold of
him he kicked and ',binged violently about, making use of
the most awful imprerwri. 314, mid tore one of the coats of the
policemen. Who he w,. placed in the cells he tore the
libels of his clothes into email pieces, and it was not until a
cab was fetched and the prisoner removed, that the business
of the court could bo resumed.

THAMES.

CAUTION y 0 r/tITILS,

Robert Coo*ll.o. sped 30, descnbcd as • jeweller, of No.
30, Patneyommet, Islington, wee charged with steam( •
horse, earl. and lead of hey, value 34f., the property of Mr.
Joseph Lowe.
The prosecutor, a very ample old roan, of imperfect
education, owns a little bond at Writtle. in Herz,
sad was on Whiteehapel haysoarket with • load of hay
when two to blows entered into oonvemation with him and
agreed to purchase the !my for the price which he asked for it.
The pi...acute', drove his horse and cart away with the toed
of hay and the two prisoners speed topsy for it on delivery.
They took lien down a greet many streets in • pat of the
"big town- of which he bed no knowledge, sad at last mid
they had remeed the piece whc-e the hay wee to be delirered,
end inviool him into 'a public-house to have some
refreshment. His new alma:drama soon managed to
leers Mot on some pretext or other, and when he load finished
his beer he went out to look for his horse and cart and hie
load of hay, and discovered they were gone
Mr. &Ile—What has become of the hey?
The prosecutor—That Is what I want to know,
Sells—Whet is the worth of the hay it
The preescutor—lt leearth above SI. 12e.
The prisoner in defence said be met two net with the pros
eseutee's home and cart on Pentoavilla.bill, mod they soloed
him to take charge and drive the hirse and cart, which woe
empty, to Bow, end ram him • shilling.
Lewin, 15i K. said that two other countrymen were each
defrauded of • lead of hay in • eimiler meaner on Tuesday,
and they believed the prisoner wee connected with the
thieves who had committed them robberies l'hero woe •
gang of cuisine, some of them ticket-of-leave men, asso-
ciated for the parpaa of defrauding fernier* and hay-sales.
men of kids oLy and straw. Their depredations had been
mast exteaelve.

Xr7SedfieLl have heard enough to justify me in remand-
ing the prisoner. You must try and find hts confederates if
possible.

The 'reekly Register of this day says :—" We
understand that Rosary Sunday has been appointed for
Fab* prayers in the diocese of Westminster, with a collection
foe iodise purposes, and that a pastoral for that object will
be reed on the pereding Sunday, the 27th ICIMMIAL The
following are the names of the clergymen who have nobly
volunteered their eemices as chaplain* to the catholic soldiers
proceeding to hubs —The Rev. Moon. Kyne, Lester,
Stone, Morgan, John F. Browne, Fairhurst, and Crowther.
The lle.. Mersa K yne, Leacher, and Stone Rail on Sunday
(ta-morrow) Sae Southampton."
The Hull Piquet says the cholera epidemic
having made ite appearance in the other side of the German
Ocean, the mayor and corporation of lien have taken ern-
cleat steps for enjWying prompt medical and sanitary atten-
tion to any can that might possibly be imported, and hove
also riyatematieelly adopted limitary precautions likely to
prevent say outbreak here.
RORRIRT AT TILE SUNDERLAND EXCDANGE.—OR
Monday evening, between eight and nine o'clock, the family
of Mr. Pam, keeper of the E:change, heard a noire below
their apartments, and on Mr. Pace's am ping down stabs
he foetid a man somewhat respectably decreed standing in
the coal cellar, with a boa sad two brake in his hand. Oa
asking him what be was about, the rtrepieer said he had lout
his way, sliersupon Mee nice lighted him into the
wed ha mho his way to the street. elbowing eerrral gent
men who stood upon the steps of the Eschsgs. On the
Ihdlowing manning it wee found that the ounce of Mama.
Laois and CO, it the seat end of the building, bad been
amlaml, sad their cash-boo, containing acceptances and bills
le Ai aammt of 90W., carried off, besides an atlas and a
eagy all Lloyd's Register. The key of the office had been
Wog tip an previous night, Retooling to s I,lng.rxisting
CabM an oubolralloara corer in the pewees, mod
loiliedator, in all likelihood, te ma who Tee wall ewers
of Moe eircsustatence. The be, feeteneedy, Mused out te
Is my weal, se the whole of the bills sod papers wan
Mot ia Lerabsetl-etreet on Taaaday, and duly mama ID
dm Aka The polars an WV apes and aide aspimaid
IMPE—Oreirriosi Nereid.

Two o'CLoot.
The railway share market to-day is rather flat,
and prime in several cases exhibit :a further reduc-
tion. London and North Western stock is
especially heavy, and has fallen to 97 to I.
London and South Western has receded to 46}
to 46 per share; and Great Northern to 2.21 to 24.
Midland is a little flatter, at 00; to 81. South
Eastern has also given way. Great Wasters is
steady, at 64 to I; and Eastern Counties bas im-
proved to 11 7-16 to 9-16 per share.
French shares are quiet, but support the improve-
ment attained yesterday afternoon. Lombardo Vene-
tian shares are marked 3/ prem.