The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-30 00:00:00

7HE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
William Ross Zonis we. brought before Aldermen Cabin,
charged with forgery.
Michael Hayden, the detective °Mar, acid—l was en duty
et the Bank of England this morning with Brett, my =other
°dicer, between eleven and twelve o'clock, and in conse-
quence of information which we had received, we followed
the prima= to several deportment. of the Bank, and stopped
him es he was getting into a cab in Bartholomew-lane. I
told him we were adhere, end we had reason to believe that
he was the person referred to In the police notice, as having
aboconded trots Culdstrvern upon a charge of forgery, end
that our information wee strengthened by a daguerreotype
likens which I had in my prieseasion. end which I believed
bore a along normblance to him. Ho said, "My name is
not luniti, my name is Ross," and we took hint to the police
otatioa, and he there pre his name as William Rem Innis.
I found on him • plebs of pap= which I produce. He has
since told me that be Is the person referred to in that notice.
I found upon him a pocket-book containing memoranda.
The primate was remanded.
SOUTHWARK._
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John lfacdrosard, who stated himself to be a hawker, re-
siding at the Block nano beer-bone, Yort.ntreet, West.
minoter, was eharged with committing a burglary In Glad-
stone-street, St. Georges-road, end with attempting to shoot
police-countable ISO L.
Charles Llewenden. 229 21, raid that about one on Monday
morning be was on duty in the Borough•road when he beard
• noise, and some one running and calling out " Stop thief.'
He turned round and saw the prisoner running towards him
from the direction of Mamlickt-sinet, near the pin foctosy.
Witllll/ called out to him to stop, and as soon aa he had
done en the prisoner threw a pistol into dm road and at-
tempted to run down Hal-street. He, however, eieixed hold
of boo end detained him until another constable come up,
and 007 a desperate struggle they succeeded in conveying
him to the polka-elation, where he searched him and found
a candle and a quantity of Inciter matches in his pockets:
Police-ormatable ISO L saw the prisoner climbiug over the
tailings of a home in Gladstone-street. Wilnens went towards
him, when the prisoner produced a pistol from his coat pocket,
and pointing it towards his brad exclaimed, " If you coma
shoottwo steps nearer to me I'll ll"
whether
Yr. Combs asked him haute bad been broken
into its Gledatone-street
The cosudahle replied that it had.
Mr. Combo asked whether the pistol was loaded?
llrknEd:4. Mackenzie amid he examined it, and found It
ea , and I ailed with powder and ball.
for • week.

THE MrIIDER AT CRINGFORD HATCI7.—An &d-
-i/mud laquest vas held yesterday on the body of Mary
Whitr, the women murdered on the 21. t. The corona' said
that es the medical man had not mails a andleient aziantne-
tinn of the body he clionld again adjourn the 'squat fhf that
purztee,snd gar anworder:itzutihme:dibuessidong
sof thor:yresnabssi
reward oft 6. for the spgmbesaion of Jonathan Oreydon,
charged wish the srilfal murder ciliary White, at Chingford
Helen. He fa deecrfbed as follows =live feet nine lochwa
high, Sir, light smell ray whiskers, has several halt on
hie meek, and is ruptured on lb. Wt side. He was die.*
charged from Springtield Gaol on the 16th, when he was
dressed in black, but bag duos bum seas in s blue striped
snook, sod • op will a peek.