The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-21 00:00:00

MR. WE•4. TBROOR.

Ane.l 1n5(41.0.4, the enheitor who wee
,liaared with the manolaiighter of Jane Janet (*other, our-
roamed to take hio trial for that offence.

It will le remembered that the great jury ignored the
till preferred against the prisoner, and he was now called
spew to answer the charge upon the coroner's inquisition.
Mr. t 1rr3.14e, who appeared for the prosecution, said that
Irv, the ...inclusion arrived at hr the grand jury, he did not
thu.k Iv. ought to offer any evidence in support of the in-
euwition.

Th., jury conaequently returned • verdict of Put Guilty,
&a.I prism"' was dieckarged from custody.

.I: OF FORGERY AGAINST A CLERGYNAN.
R a geutletnanly•looking man, described SS
a clergyman, was indicted fur feloniously forging and utter.
iag a warrant fi.r with intent to defraud.
_ _

Mr and Sr. Poland prosecuted ; and Sr. Met.
car defended the prisoner.
ease, it is expected, will occupy the court kw lame
the. Gee day, as there are a great number of witnemes to
le esandael fur the prosecutioa. The facts were very fully
given in the report of the examinations of the primmer at
the iolice court. It appeared that the prism wen tie
nephew of a Mr. Edward Roe, who died in January, 18119,
from whom he entertiined considerable expectation., but
who, it appeared, only left him :00f. Ho was very dis-
satisfied with the distribution of the testator's pro-
perty, and he took proceedings to set aside the
will, bat failed to do so, and it was suggested, on the
pot of the proarcutioe, that, finding himself foiled I.
settee' amide the will, be resorted to the extraordinary
"spottiest of bringing forward a cheque for 6,0001., sp
parrotly sigael by hi■ uncle, and with the object of obtain-
* that sum from tho seats. The cheque was represented
to tare been seat is a letter, dated the :40th of December,
lass, sod was not written epee an ordinary printed form,
hetet the bottom of the letter, so that it could be torn
elf, awl the prisoner did not appear to have
prodo,el it until the month of June, DIGO,
sad he then endeavoured to account :or this by
am; that the letter, by some extraordiaary manna
bed miscarried. The case for the prosecution was, that on
&le day the supposed letter was written the testator woe
w paralysed that he could not write, and was hardly able
le lin his owu name; and in addition to this, that the
'lamp ea the ►etter was forged.

IThe trial was prwredwin when we west to prow
The nue " Ur." i ;Maths Jules, who is awned with
Long a wW, is postponed to the nut 1111.3111.

Tllll POl4Oll COURT&
(rms DAY.)

GUILDHALL.
C 1141141 or inmost uwo Dr eam:on or 4000 f.
Snag !Sky Mink ol 9, ()ahem Vil/se, lialvemmed,
Daum, late chief cashier ia the firm of Yemen Jame
I wow, Beater. Deemeat. and C 4%, of 3 sad 4, Aldermanbney,
epia Owed at the bar, Wore Coloael %%lino. charged
eth various mom of toceey amounting I.
epasele .1 4, .. the moneys of his employers.
Ilr. Weidner, jea., appeared for the prosecutioa, aid
Belie for the patois,.
It. Westiess mil he had to apply to his worship for a
nomad foe • week, as all the patlanten espied in the CNN
mire M the Old Bailey.
It. Baylis did not eldest to Ike nppiinatlesi, sod
he proms, woe amonlidity remodel for a week.
wlfHl9lMl
•01111111111 T AT • VOW PLIVIIIITZD,
isfirerds and Join Chun* two al-loakiwg
swam.
_are *end at Um eibaroped with iatendies
Pik the ralme Tante, Esightslindorareen.
•Liko Lamed Kontos, the similar at tavern, said that
half past 10 lest sight the two prisoners entered •
peke room no the first her, nod called for •
Pee of ids Haves rearatly @embalmed wino lames,
met Mum the prameims' appraise. he directed the
Misr wallow to watch them. boon ohm this the prisoner
ilerrA was Waled, sad the other mailer having asecanni•
rated the eircamileace to 'Mare, he diligently marched
he public parts of the home, sad them west quietly
sp to the private rooms on the mooed dew. the oft.
inaicating doer .1 which be fumed epee, end at the
lap af the Maus, near the bedrooms, h. foetal Church,
who pretemied that a lawful rums had takes him there,
and wanted to come down stain. This wager elk,.
Wally prevented. and idling the poems, melt for the
polies. elturcli, Cal 134 there was ao chance of getting down
atoms, hobbled to OD* of the bedrooms, sad threw out a
Large &eel sad nen.. .keletue keys. He was then gives
lab custody and wawa., feehag that Edward Ina aa
associate of Church, and that they had the same object in
view in coaling there, alm pre him into custody, and while
they were *maim to g.. to the station, some more skeleton
hey. were fend at E.heardis feet.
Serpa,. li B, proved being called to apprehend
the ; they were fond poweemioa of loafer

Mr. Arnold asked whether they were known.
The poise replied well, and were old offenders of the
west deecnption.
Prisoriers were remanded till Toesday.
SOUTHWARK.
PICIII3. POCKETS AT THE 111)EVITKILS. /ETC
..,pA Dow/Pall, a well-dressed man, sod CestAariise
Irtsierwff, were hroneht before Mr. Maude, chsrged with
V. king the pocket of Jaae Goddard at the Loodon-bridge
Lulea? Termini
I Se prosecutns sail that yesterday slat went to the Oriel
with some friends to enjoy themselves among the
r 'tem it being their fete day. About ten o'clock at
ght .b• returned by railway, sad on leaving the ter.
1... i else felt sometltiog at her dress pocket,
..1 on turning round maw the female's head
.-Are her dress, and she missed some silver
hom her pocket. Witoese instantly seised hold of
the f-male, when the matt came between them, and said,
'She is a respectahle woman—let her gn,"and he attempted
t, force her away, with the assistance of a third party. The
poli,o; the. came up nod the pre ers were morel. The
L,,nl party, however,
Tristopher Seolham, •t) )1, said he saw the female
Itnktcling with the proasentrls. sad the man was endeavouz-
ig I.get bit agog. A great momd had collated, sad be
ksd
*lose, was tetrad e &Meal* essersag bor. Site was searched, bat no
a her
M. said be went to last witimm's misistanm, sal took the rasa into custody. All be had about him was
stelit.ea pease. There were a number of bad characters
out, and they bad every opportunity of passing stalest
oPerty to corimasioos,
The prisoner. pleaded guilty, wishing his worship to deal
'nth them under the rrinuoal Justice Act.
Mr. %eels woke, I it they were known to the polies.
Ti,e 015.-er replert in the negative, when
TN. rnati.tret, 'rm.:need each of them to three months'
Led Labour.