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one piece of which was an impression of cert nits
characters resembling those on the back of a Russ tan
note. I also found on the table an impression of a
small eagle, and in a book two impressions fromt :he
plate discovered in the possession of the prison te!
Josephson, with a great many other things which ti
have not yet had time properly to examine. I we) 11
to 6, Bevingden-street, with Scott and Inspect(
Leopard, where we found in the lithographic pre! 0
of which Scott has spoken, a card, with the orni
mental border of a rouble note printed upon it.
Mr. Sleigh said he did not then propose to carte
the matter further, but he submitted he had laid be'
fore the Court abundant evidence to justify hie ask'
ing, on the part of the Russian Government, 11304
the prisoners should be remanded.
Mr. Alderman Mechi said he thought so too.
The prisoners were thereupon remanded until
Monday at 1 o'clock, the Alderman declining to
comply with a request made on behalf of Reichberg
to restore the rouble notes found on him.

POLICE 'NIEL L EN CE.—Jan. 13.

HAMMERSMITH. —COMMITTAL OF A DETER'
MINED BUROLAR.—WiIIiam Jones, whose righti
name is Stack, was brought before Mr. Ingham, oa
remand, charged with committing two burglaries.
The prisoner was apprehended through the vigi-
lance of the police. Shortly before two o'clock on
Sunday morning the sth inst. Haydon, a constable
attached to the T division, on going round the pre-
mises of the Cedars, a large school establishment
kept by Mrs. Ann Rawlins, in the Hammersmith-
road, Fulham, saw a pair of boots in front of the
house. On going to the rear he discovered the pre.
soner trying to conceal himself in a corner. ne
was without shoes, and made .a determined resist-
ance. On reaching the outside ,of the gates he suc-
ceeded in releasing himself from the hold of the
constable, and ran down a passage to Brook-green
place, a locality principally inhabited by the lower
order of Irish. He was, however, stopped by'
Inspector Harel, who had happened to be, in the
neighbourhood, and was safely secured. He wee
found in possession of a large frying-pan handle,'
which could be used as a " jemmy," a granite
stone, and a box of silent matches. He wog
also found in possession of a number of tradeso
men's bills, which were proved to have
been stolen from No 2, Brook-green-ter-
race, nearly opposite the Cedars, on the same
night. A female servant to Mr. E. Boyse, the occu-
pier of No. 2, Brook-green-terrace, also proved that
the premises were secured on Saturday night, and
when she came down in the morning the back door
was open. A coat had been stolen from the lobbp
and the bills found upon the prisoner had been re-
moved
from a file which hung by the side of the
coat: It also appeared that there was an inner door
which was securely fastened, and that prevented
the burglar from getting further into the house.
The piece of iron corresponded with marks upon
wind )ws at both houses.

Haydon further stated that the Cedars were sur-
rounded by a high wall and gates, and that he wag
in posset?sion of the key for the purpose of visiting
the premises frequently during the night. He sup•
posed the prisoner clambered over the gate into the
grounds.
The prisoner made no defence, and Mr. Inghata
committed him for trial.

Several constables were present to identify the
prisoner as a returned transport.

COUN7RI 211ARKL:t 6.

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GLOUCESTER-JAN. 11.

A moderate business in English wheat, and sales made at
a reduction of is per qr on previous prices. Foreign mal
be considered is to 2s lower. Barley, beans, and oats $
slow sale.