The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-11 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

MANSION-HOUSE.

ALUM= ROB•aRY UP ♦ Clll4:ll7l.—Afr.lleary Watts,
the lomat of the Olympic and Marylebene Theatres, and
clerk in the accountant's office of the Globe Lamellae* Com-
pany, was brought up by Daniel Forrester, the Mansion-
house officer, bike, Mr. Alderman Gibbs, who sat
for the Lord Mayor; on • charge of stealing a
cheque of the value of 1,4001., the property of the Globe
Insurance Company. Mr. Freshfisid, the Bank of England
solicitor, 'prosecuted, and Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Wontner
attended for the prisoner. Mr. Freahlield, in stating the can
for the prosecution, said the prisoner had for many years
been clerk in the accountant edam but in consequence of some
suspicions transaction which had come ander the aotice of the
directors, he left the Globe-office on the 6th instant,
Since then it had b :en discovered thst he (the prisoner 1 had
possessed himself fraudulen,ly of • cheque to the amount of
1,4001. Tle following witnesses were then called and
examined.

Nr.bluctols, a clerk in the lAtulon and Westmintter Bank,
Lotibury, proved that the prisoner kept an account at
that eats ttLshment. On t►e 24th of February last he brought
• cheque for 1,4001. to the bank, which was placed to his
account. The cheque was one of the Globe Insurance Com-
pany's, payable at Meters. Glynn and Co.'s, and the sum
was obtained on it. Witness believed several of the directors'
names were attached to it. The prisoner hes since drawn out
all the mosey except 2131., which remained standing to his
sceosat.

A clerk from Mein". Glynn and Co., the bankers, de-
posed totter payieg of the cheque.
Mr. John Rowe, a clerk in the Globe *Mee, said the pri-
soner left the Globe on the 6th inst., since which time be has
not seen him. AU the company's cheques paid at their
bankers were returned in the passbook. It was the pri-
soner's duty to check them, but it appears he has not done
so. Cannot discover any check to the one retuned by the
beakers as raid, or the cheque itself.
Ot.kes evidence was adduced, showing that the prisoner bed
resod dm bankers' notification of paying the 1,40 W. to the
roaa of 2001.

The book was produce], and the erasure and handwriting
w. re sworn to be those of the prisoner.
Daniel Forrester said a warrant for the apprehension of
the prisoner was placed in his hands on Friday last. He had
been to the aympie tluetre to execute it, but could not
meet with him. At ten o'clock this morning he surrendered
himself to witness, at Mr. Wontener's office. Witneu re-
ceived a letter that U he was there at • time spenfizd he
would give himself up.
Mr. F'reshfield then begged for a remand of the prisoner.
Aker sons consultation the application was granted, and
Mr. Watts was uneven
WORSHIP-STREET.
lIIVIDIIOO6 AINIACLT ON 711.1 POLICIL—WiIIiONI &CCM
and Elizabeth, his wire, were charged with having assaulted
policiveonstables N. 71, Hall, G. XO4, Burn, Amelia Ward,
mad • man named Risley.
Early yesterday morning the male prisoner called at the
house of the complainant Ward, and stated that he wanted
to obtain admission, there having been some previous die
puts between them. She refused to open the door, upon
which it was forced open by him. When he got is bestrode
the complainant on the heed with a jug, which caused
the blood to flow from several wounds in her head.
He then bit her several times with his fists. She ran oat,
severed with blood, upon which she was attacked by the
female prisoner, who pulled her hair. Policeman Hall came
up and found the male prisoner had gone into his own house,
and he was forced to break the door open to apprehend him.
A desperate struvgle ensued, and the male prisoner wee as-
noted by • man named Knit. 0 204, being called, laid
hold of trim (the prisoner) while Hall went attar Knight.
The prisoner then knocked down Burn, stamped upon him,
and struck him over his bead with a thick piece of wood.
He was so severely injured that he was taken to the hospital.
Risley assisted the polies and was assaulted. The male
Italrand his wife were token to the station-house.
fonner, while there, threatened to stab any one who
Unshed him. 'A certificate from St. Bartholomew's hospi-
tal Mated that Burn was serionaly injured, and would be
unfit for work for • week. The prisoners were remanded
oa ball.