The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1857.

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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADITIALTY, SEPT. SOrAPPOINTIIINTO.COM.
maim J. W. D. M*Dcesill (1166), at the Perseverssom
mos slum trottpsidp, isappolatod to dr Urgent, iron screw
Aim Imolai& et Patmosth.
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slum llosibirst sort dimities stoke ; sad It.
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getedible, se kit amiss la the Orlon, 91, saw
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poills•trbssl sins Irk" et Porten's*.
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CHATHAM, Barr. th.
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make et balm Warp querbeed at this prima by the
mend the droners et the 61st
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ems tabooed. Where the proton the consent of their
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PORTSMOUTH, Barr. 30.
Tha City of Limerick, hired steamer, arrived to-
leylee Jenay with a draft of the sth Regiment, coneisting
M 142 non-commiesimed *Mem sad men, and dr fallowing
Aimee: Capella' Lyme mil Palmer, Lisatemmt Perry, •M
Beeips Eters, mid Bertha They itodW
end by bvia to Coidsester . The
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eh kw the tees Owe with another draft of 140
ramd the lave ,bored this diersoon.
The Sir Chew temirt ohm arrived es-day from
boo with whavetenn has spired.
The Alma% mem reaspert, Captain Ot.s=
embed trig Om Mahar with nr, nee-
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same mid ram, 'Viand the following Akan Lea-
lamb Tamer, ; CoMi4y, 31M ; row
=2.0.80 • Mime, 9ftd ; end Mei.
Sewn limy. Obi Isla Sept. 24.
Thee wee saparthawhe sem, bat asses embalmed bed
boo. semel et athedier by • Spanked b.W been diet M
rel Mel by • may: • friers of the Ned Kighkenders.
The Ilmmierd bed pld la
he aho et retry by dheel folios tor meggbralierea Int moyped end et the Nary-
boa. @Ed not romlng brit, Mom called on, the terry lin&
mil Mr hiss at about 90 yr* distance, throe* the bock,
Mans kin inelsedly.
The Velem, 11, peddle sleep, woe the only man-of-war
et Whisker, and she was le gob the African roast. The
Curium 6, now sleep, had already goon there.
The Aimee wet eel to the Mediterranean to bring home
Me 42r1 Regimmt, had broke down. Admiral Lyon., know-
=he demands on the ronntry fie troops for India, of ranee
the Coaquerce, arrow two-decker, to take Ms me
sew away, End the. Alp arrived at Spitheed NUM six wake
niece. The Abeona now awaits orders, the invalids bay*
landed.

DRVONPORT, Sm. SO.
The Chesapeake, 50 (screw), Commodore R. B.
Watson, C R , arrived as the Send on Friday, and NOW
spirt on Sunday arerneon, Sir the East Indian
She Valorous, hi (paddle), Captain Aldhans.—Ordara
haw hem waived at this port to get this ship Toady for
ass wldt all pcatible drpatch, her services being muired
imanadisally. Sir wal be ready to-narrow. It la used the
Yakima sad the Styx are to convey hoops to Saes Le
lailarradaad.

PEMBROKE, Sere. 28.
flat splendid new screw steam frigate the Mel-
=Tees of the new claw, left this more*, the 28th
ar Portsmouth, in chair of Mr. Toinkien aseistimt
mesas, attendant of that establuhreent. She was launched
hen about a month sito, awl in to be commissioned et Ports-
mouth se noon as ready. She was towed down the haven by
the Promero and to fifer steamers. The latter will scrum-
peas het the whole voyage.

The Oxfordshire Militia on Tuesday received
seine from the Wer-oece br hem Oxford cm Thanday
Cobb lay) tie Weibel& and Deptbrd, but the
wee e.. coestermeard, and they will p Wty rends
Awe they ree Om nether week or ten days. The neon
=le, we andemiend, that at present Urn is sot
t room be the regimest is the barracks.
Acr or VALOOII.-1110 ifirerfirto 'RIR • "Os the
ere•siou of the nod* 4 the 14th Bawd Nagle Ithatry,
et Jhelum Captain W. Maim 4 the Bombay Ferdiere,
ahreged a body of 23 of the seatieeirs, et the heed et Ire
rem himel4 it unarmed. The home
me shot under Ws, sal he eineirei two Unmet wands ;
leg the wears, we meted le hear, rut up the inntimen le
• nes. Captain MEW to gaing well.
TAB VICTORIA CRoo9.—lt has been Maid is
the Otheitte Grits that oaken and main 4 the Let
Ingle Ceeee envies sr* etigable to meths Beni the
Quirt the imealles el the Vktoth Crow, cm the arm am-
dam as It ie ewe. M tbs royal army.

TIIE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-110CSE.

Charles Fade:, alias be limey, alias df..lfsAmt, alias be
Pt ?try, a Vrenrhman, was brought beton. Mr. Alderman
hale, rharged with having obtained upwards of a thomand
pounds' worth of goods from Kr. John Foster Sykes, a
firmerl and blanket manufacturer, at 72, Aldermanbury,
under false pretences.

Mr. Lewis, June., who appeared on the part of the prose-
cution, said—The prisoner is charged with defrauding a
number of warehousemen and merchants in the City by moans
of making Nee statements to them, as an inducement to
obtain their credit for goods. The prisoner, who is a French-
man. seems to have cons to this comity, front what can he
learnt of him about two years ago. He at lint passed under
the name , M'Mahon ; he afterwards changed that
to De Fleury, and after having taken several other
aliases he started, at No. 3, Cannon-street, under the namo
of Fould. Now Fould is the name of the minister of tho
interior in Paris. Ile has made this • means of credit that
he was • relative of that miniater, and that he had contracts
with the French government to purchase goods to • very
large amount. He went to the premiers of Messrs. Sykes
and Company, manufacturers of flannels and blankets, at
72, Aldermanbury, and be obtained foam that firm upwards of
LOON. worth of goods upon this statement, which time out
to be utterly false. He aid that the blankets were
wanted for the French goys aroent at once wider
hi, contract. Instead of there being any contract
with the French government, end meted of hie
being any relative of M. Fould, he did not want
them toe that purpose, for it appears that directly he pt
t.:lon of the good. he took them to some promises in St.
axe,i where he dispoood of them for a mere nothing,
and appropriated the proceeds to by own use. He has also
visited other home,. I shall call before you, in addition to
Mr. Sykes, several other tradesmen whom the prisoner has
swindled out of their goods. Finding he could no longer
keep up credit in the City, he lately took a house in the
neighbourhood of Brixton, in the name of De Fleury, when
he has been living and secreting himself from his creditors,
In addition to obtaining 1,0001. worth of goods from Mass.
Sykes, he has in several instances procured 3001., 40W., and
6001. worth of property, under similar circumstances, from
other tradesmen in the City.
Mr. John Foster Sykes mid—l am a flannel and blanket
menufseturer and agent, carrying on buninees at 72, Alder-
manbury. On the 18th May last the prisoner came to our
warehouse for the Bret time. He was brought to me by a
parson named Knight, who was formerly in the employment
of • firm with which I had had dealings. Ths prisoner told
me he belonged to the tirtn of Fould and Company, of 3
Cannon-street, and be left a curd. He applied to me to sell
him 42 pieces of flannel, amounting to 1441. 4s. 6d. Having
given me • reference, I cold him those goods upon credit.
On the 20th of 'he mutt mouth be bought goods of me, con-
sisting of flannel, to the amount of 1201. 128.2 d. He said he
was connected with the French government, and that hs wee
related to H. Fould, Prime Minister of France. He gave
se • 681 at three months for them goods. He told me that
he expected to have an order for blanket. under • contract he
was making with the French government. That was on the
20th May. I supplied him with those goods. I next maw
him again the (rat week in June, when he told me that he
had samples of blankets from other houses, and he gave me
an order for 200 pairs se samples, of which 160 pairs were
sent in. He told me that that order was from the French
t for the camp at Chalons. (A laugh.) lie said
Lvirntttl:ene who sold the blankets cheapest w=ld get the
order. Two or three days afterwards be called upon me, and
said that the samples had been laid before tU govern-
ment, and that the order was for me. He showed
me a paper with • French heading to it, which
he took away with him. I did not understand what the
document was, but he told me it was • contract from the
French goverment. He showed me, upon the back of
what be said wee the contract, a list of goods comprising
eevesel thawed pairs of blankets. He told me that they
went., go to the French government. He said he wanted
a outtalk number ovary south,--about 6,000 pairs sonthly,
I believe. He gave a reason why he wanted them monthly,
aping he wee ahead he should not be able towpply then
all at ones, and that It would be an well both for the Frisch
government se for en to supply them in that manner, as the
payments would he weary formight. He told Imo that he
himself would reeks the payment.. Upon that repseenta-
tMn I supplied him with goods to the amount of several hun-
dreds of pounds.
Mr. Lewis—Now, have you traced these goods to the
French government in St. Mary-axe, instead of the Preach
government in Paris! (Laughter.)
Prosecutor—From information which has reader' me, I
tearer., if the prisoner is remanded, I shall be able to prove,
on a future day, that tha goods were takes to gt. Mary.axe,
and there disposed of. I have received informatics from the
maim who carted the goods that that Is the cam.
The primmer woe remanded.
BOW-STREET.

Kr. lAN Heldee,iste; &lintel:ma in the army and pay-
master of the Royal Lancsebire Militia, was brought up by
warrant, in the custody of Sergeant Whicher, of the detec-
tive force, charged with emberaling operas* of 1,0001.
Mr. Bodkin conducted the prosecution.
Mr. S. Kirby, of the War-ofllos, proved that the defendant
wee paymaster of the 6th Regiment of the Lancashire
MMus, in which capacity he was entreated with large tows
of money. He reeigned the eppotatment in February 18.18
after which detain
ltioiss to the extent of about 1,8001 ~
wree
discovered in his amounts. Them moneys ought to halm
been paid to the army agents, Messrs. M•Gregor and Co.
The defendant addressed a letter to the authorities, which
withein now produced.
Defendant—Oh, I admitted the deficiency, and I admit it
still ; but I deny that there has been any embezzlement. I
had none of the money. My pay-negated did the business.
It was stated on behalf of the prossention that a remand
would be desirable without going farther into the case at
present.
Defendant—l also wish the cams to be adjourned, for my
solicitor is out of town, and my hinny and friends are all
away. I presume I ehall be admitted to ball.
Mr. Henry—The defalcations are to • serious amount.
Defendant—Supposing the full amount of money is put
down. . _ .

Mr. Henry—That cannot be done. If you cm find two
sureties In 2,0001. each, betide' your own recogniemwee
(giving 27 hours' notice to the prosecution), you may be ad-
mitted to bail.

The cue was then remanded fora week, the defendant
being committed to prison.

CLERK EN WELL.

Yesterday haring itee;4poirThiedioT. the examination of
CUrtes Henry PFeneA, late cook at the St. Pancras Work-
house, the court was crowded with respectable persona,
amongst whom were some of the directors, ustmaten, and
other parishioner..
The use excited great interest, it hiving been Mated that
the frauds on the workhouse haveexouded 2,0001. permanent.
The prisoner, a reepeeteltly.dreared man, about 40 year.
of spa residing at Si, Cole-street, Camden-town, was
plamd at the bar before Mr. Tyrerhitt, charged with eteitg
Nibs. of sugar, the property of the directom and vestry of
the parieh of St. Peeress
Mr. Humphreys attended for the prosecution, and Mr.
Lewis, of Ely.place, for the prisoner.
Mr. Humphreys, in opening the rue, said he attended for
the prumution on the part of the directors of the poor of the
perish of St. Pumas and the pariehioners generally, but
more particularly on the part of Mr. Cook, the votary clerk,
mad who by medal set of parliament had power to pmeectite
la such cues. The depredations that had been committed
were exceedingly great, end he should when be had produced
some evidence ask for • remand, when treat charges would
be brought against the prisooer. He then called
Mr. Cherie. Hubbard, who said—l sm clerk to the direc-
ted., of the poor of St. Pommes, end Mr. Cook is the veatry
clerk. In consequence of some inquiries that were made an-
tecedent to the 16th of September, the prisoner was sue.
Fended by the resolution of the directors. The prisoner did
not reside in the how, but he had a private room in the
workhouse for his own particular use in hie department. On
Monday, the 21st, I went with some gentlemen to prisoner.
room, which was locked. I obtained the key from the muter.
We found the two inner cupboards and a small brown paper
beg under his doh. We sent for the preen.; but he could
not be found. We then sealed the cupboards and locked the
room. On Wednesday, the 23rd, we again proceededto the
room, when we sawroom, the prisoner there. 1 :broke the meals,
end the prisoner unlocked the cupboards. On the floor we
found a gustily of lame brown auger, weighing 381ba. In
the cupboard we found • white beg full of sugar, weighing
411ba.. and some also lying by It. tide, of the earns eort
that found in the bag. Among the loom sugar there wee
one large lump. The prisoner said he Mould like to hare
the storekeeper sent for to explain about the sumer, as be
might get iota trouble, meaning the store-keeper. Mr. Young
told him it wee quite nonce vary for him to say anything
about it. He then said the sugar was sweeping., and had
been accruing for the lad two years sod a half. He then
went away, and the cupboard and chest were again waled up.
I have no doubt that the auger found in the prisoner's room,
rend produced in court, is St. Pancras sugar.
Crass-exemined by Mr. Lewis—l should not have known
this to hare been St. Pllnerle sugar had I seen it in a groom
shop. The prisoner he. not abseated himself dergin the
whole coulee of this exeminatica. Hs was told why he wee
simpended, because of the quality of acme broth famished to
the peepers. The white beg was In theseturatedstale that
it now aa in, and that arises hem ewer. His intention in
sanding for the storekeeper was to have en explanation. The
storekeeper was not sent for while the prisoner waa there.
Mr. Richard Ryan—l am derekeeper to the per of St.
Nacres. I was in the habit of supplying the prisoner with
eager and sll other things. I supplied him daily with tea
end imager, and weekly on Wednesdays. The dilly supply
was in locked cans, he having one key and I another. The
weekly enmity War in paper bags, containing 211 lbs. each.
One of the begs found in the prienner's room was of the same
deseription as that supplied to lie prisoner. I have looked
et the sugar produced, and it is certainly of the same descrip-
tion as we hare in store, and delivered to the prisoner. I
hare not the least hesitation in saying that this sugar is part
of what I delivered. The sugar proluced I hare no hesita-
tion inuring is workhouse auger.
Cross-examined—l have been in deco about nine months.
My fawn for saying itisworkhouse sugar is Maniac it wee in
the workhouse. I believe it wee workhouse, besets, the
tirmid it was the acetunuletion of yearn. I should not
said no, if I had seen it in • grower's shop. It would
tab toe a fortnight to tell whether the marks on the bag are
caused by sugar. I think the auger in the bags is not the
accumulation of years; for, if it was, it would be almost to
powder. In • twelvemonth it would Lou all it. mothering,
which makes It stick together. If constant odditiese were
king made to the sugar, it would help to keep it moist. The
priarroar was asses supplied with itelf•a-pouad al moist