The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-30 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

FINAL EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL
OF MR SLOANE FOR TRIAL.

GUILDHALL.

This maniac st as early hear, sad bag beim the anal
time for soisraeordag burbles' at this mom Yr. 6. Sloane.
the Isarvistar, who steads charged with starting and ether.
wise ill-treatiag Jule Wobred, was asesontedly brought
op is the 'malady of Mr. Roe, the warrant officio of the
wan, from Gittapar attest Compter, and placed at the bar
for flail exandastioa.

This ease had been adopted at the suggestion of Alder.
man Humphrey, • repetition of the armee of Friday last
being apprehended from the suited state of mind of the
public, and the indignation felt against the accused, should
the dap sad hour of his examination be suffered to transpire;
and to profound a secret has the matter been kept that even
the °Mom of the gaol, and those in attendance at the mart,
were nnscqsaintol with the feet ; and the inquiry was sun-
ducted with dosed doors, the only perm= present 'maids.
tie Mclennan and clerk, and 800 the officer, being the soli-
citors on the part of the defendant and the Formation, the
witnesses, with two exceptions, having all been bound over
to appear at the sessions at the Old Bailey.
The defendant, accompanied only by Mr. Roe, left the
prison about half past ten, and succeeded in reaching the
office without being recognised.

Mr. Wood, the chief clerk, then esid, as the whole of the
depositions had been read over, signed, and sworn to by the
several wither's., with the @nee pt on of those of Jane Hill
and Jane IV'ibred, taken on Friday, it would not be n►
entity to reed Mein over again.

Tie depositions of Jane Hill and Jane Wilbred having
been rood over,

Mr. Wood said that would complete the whole of the
deposition, which walla be returned to the Central Cri-
minal Court.

Alderman Humphrey, addrewang the defendant, said—
lir. Mow. is is my duty to road over to you the form pm
scribed, by way of caution. You are not bound to say
anything, but whatever you do say will be taken down
and need against you on your trial.
The defendant said he should reserve hie defence until the
trial.

Mr. Alderman Humphrey—Theo it is my duty to fully
commit you for trial at the nest mono= of be Central
Criminal Court.
Bail Imola, beta gives, the prisoner was liberated.
_ BOWSTRBET.

COONMPIIT 10.111.15;;; WaIiNMS, alias Har-
ris, • plea' woman very neatly attired, was soused with
uttering eeenterfeit sovereigns. On Saturday afternoon the
prisoner entered Knight's oyster-shop, in the Strand, and
requested to be serval with • lobster. She selected one for
Is. 3d., and me • sovereign is payment. The shopman
returned her the change. She then said she thought
the lobster was to be only • shilling, refused to
have
.it, aad demised the acreareien to be returned
to her. The ehopmen gave it her, sad at that time two men
entered, and engaged his attention. The prisoner left the
shop, and almost immeoiately returned, saying she would
have the I.ehater, tendering whet seemed to be • sovereign.
He gave the pities to the waitress, who said the coin was
spurious. The two men rushed out of the shop, leaving
their change upon the counter, and the prisoner wee de-
tained. It mimed that the two men were companions of
the prisoner, and end ed to engage the attention of the
atiopman for the purpose of preventing him noticing the
piece.
Inspector Dodd said the prisoner bad frequently been in
custody for passing counterfeit coin. She and • man were
charged • fortnight since for uttering a counterfeit half-
:Le:rigs at a coffee-house in Covent-garden. Elks was
end her eonsp.n e t was committed. He had tun
isapemoned for fourteen dap, and we. found engaged in her
nefarious transactions widths an hour alter her release from
gaol.
The prisoner, who said nothing in her defence, was re-
manded until the Hint solicitor was informed of the charge.
Tan LONDON Doc% Konanntse.—J. Clarke, the suntan,
and R. Collins, commission agent, wore re-examined,
charged, the former with stealing various begs of coffee from
the bondet warehouse of the London D Arks, in 1849, and
the later with the receiving the s me, knowing them to be
IMAM. They were again remanded until Thursday.