The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-28 00:00:00

BOWATB.RET.

Williams Joseph .13;;SiOa who described himself as a
elair, and gave his address, " Dunedin, Otago, New Zea-
land," was brought up in custody of Yolioe-Sergeant Mee,
of Otago, charged with "embezzling IL.V. 10s. and other
masks, the property of Alexander Jackson and others, his
employsis the provh:epie;fp=o, New Zealand."
t. Murray, wbo a for the prosecution, ob-
served that he had to yto the =Wetzel' wader the
6 end 7 Viet., chapter 34, for the committal of the prisoner
to the House of Detention, until the prosscutors could ob-
tain the warrant of the Secretary of State for the removal
of the prisoner back to New Zeabind, for trial. The
New Zealaod magistrate's warrant for his apprehension
had been endorsed in the usual way by the Secretary of
State.

—After some extverratio%
Mr. Henry said that the sat which had been quoted pro-
vided expressly that in such cases the prisoner should he
seat back to the place where the offence wee committed t
and after the full admiwion proved by the officer there
mould be no hesitation about the course he should pursue.
Prisoner must be committed to the House of Correction till
the Sec etary of State's warrant was obtained for his re-
moval. At the Name time he must observe to the officer
that he should have come provided with the depositions.
On ►is return to the colony the officer must represent to the
authorities these the neocesity of rending the depositions in
soy future ease.
The pritioser was then committed.

MARYLEBONE.
Thomas Puzeg and George Reeve were again brought up,
charged with robbery at No. 5, Folham-place, Paddington.
green, and also with assaulting, in the same house, with
intent to murder, Mrs. Sarah Green ; and SaroA Cofft:ft was
also charged with aiding and abetting them.
Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough street, ap-
peared to prosecute ; and Mr. Venn, of Now.inn. Strand,
appeared for the male prisoners.
Sophia Jackson, cook to Mrs. Green, having been re-
called, gave some further explanations as to the visit of the
female prisoner to the house on the night of the offence.
Mn. Anne Smith, of No. 1, Fulham-place, Paddington-
peen, deposed that on the evening of the 21st of October
she was standing at her dour in the garden when she saw •
dark rasa peat by Mn. Green's door, and go round the corner
towards Maids. brill. He was about the place for Dear upon
three quarters of an hour. Be bad black hair and a mous-
tache, end was about the middle sine, and she also saw
soother man sitting on the balustrades opposite Mrs.
Green's house. She believed he had rather light
clothe* on. On the 24th she was in her garden,
short 20 minutes to 10, when she heard a noise at
No. 5. She saw • young man with dark clothes run down
the garden of No. IS, and then pass her house. He was in
stature the maw and RI dark as the man she saw on the
list. Directly afterwards she saw • woman run after him.
The young man was like the prisoner Reeve, and she
thought he had • moustache. The woman followed in the
same direction as the man. Witness had seen the
woman before or since. She noticed her dress, She was an
old woman with a plaid shawL There was no one else in
the street.

Mr. Aitley Wakefield, surgeon, 37, Nottiegham-place,
Marylebonie, said—l have been attending Mrs. Green far
may years. Shortly after 10 o'clock on the night of the
24t6 ult. I was sumruoned to her. I found her greatly dis-
figured by injuries to her face and bead. Her hair and
upper part of her dress, as well as the chair on which she
wu reclining, were completely saturated with blood. She
complained of great pam in her throat and difficulty of
swallowing. Oa examining her bead I found bruises in all
directions. She bad also three contused wounds, two on
the left side and one on the right of the head, crushing the
Kelp and penetrating the skull. The injuries were such as
would be likely to be caused by the instrument produced (a
formidable gutta psyche life-preserver). The wounds were
bleeding profusely when I arrived. I last maw Mrs. Oren
the day before yesterday. I do not consider her in a fit
state to attend and give evidence, though she might be
szaankteel at bet own bowie.

Mr. Yardley—illOpeyou will discuss this rusitar with
her, sad dive her to uodentead that if she °Nowt' to
attend here, she shell have her comforts 000sulted. you
must tell her that I believe the excitement would be more
to her in a small house, when a number of parties would
have to be premet, bar:des the primmer,.
The witness promised to do as requested.

After some further unimportant evidence,
The prisoner Collett said she was not the last person at
the door of Mrs. Green's house on the night in question.
When Mn. Green's servant came down there was a knock at
the door, and when it was opened by the cook, it was found
to be the fishmonger's boy.
The cook (Sophia Jackson) was recalled, end said
there was a knock at the door, and when she opened it it
was the doctor's boy with Mrs. Green's medicine, which she
took up to her mistress. That was after the gin was brought
in, and before the alarm.
The prisoners were further remanded.
THAMES.

The silk robbery was aid a under investigatioo yesterday,
and at a late boor wee adjourned until Wednesday nett.
Hunt!, and Smith were admitted to bail. Gillett aod Smith
were unable to Lod bail. and were remanded to the Rouse
of Detention.