The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-13 00:00:00

ill in bed, as already mentioned, be subseluently visited
bin and tie prtsor.er. who, being cautioned that sot'
thing he ',Ad ,s (mid be given in evidence, said that ul
hariog betto to the house with the woman was no PI
that he a'terwards broke into it, and, in fact, he c,o"t
prove that, he wa: laid up ill the day it was done. Bulgy
he added, he should be able to go with the sergeaut
a few days, and should then hs able to find the other
parties, and ha dared to say that they would kill bin'
it hereafter.
left
Henry Brown, the police-constable, who had beau...,
in charge of Fleckart, said that on Sunday he took lull'
in a cab to the polies-station, at Kin Bland. 9,11,13t:i
way, he asked how Mrs, Humphreys was, and said
if she died it would make the matter worse for theulb;
He then asked if any of the others were likely t°o
taken, and being told that in all probability they w,
he said, " I hope to God they will, and that will
it lighter for me."
Mr. Rush, solicitor of A_uslin-friars, was present-, sttio
proved that, when the fictitious message was taken 61
the prosecutrix, representing him to lLive been ael—
%kith fits at Salisbury, he was in London quite well'
The prisoners were, after some further proceeding'
remanded for a week.

SOUTH WA RK.—SINGULAR CHARGE AGAINST
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER —Mr. Thomas Gooding'
at
well-dressed, and respectable-looking person, °!,
brought before Mr. A'Beekett charged with stea,;:t
two cheeses, alleged to be the property of Eben"
Price and a man named ,Hertzell, styling themselye;%,
provision merchants, Victoria Dock-road, near B3r1;11'°
Mr. Solomon, of the Borough, appeared for the
cused.
Mr. Price stated that be bad known the prisoner,.
short time in business, and on Saturday aftern°l
shortly after four o'clock, witness was with Mr. klertiree-
in Tooley-street, where they met him, and he 19„ffei
quested by them to go into the warehouse of Mr. untie
and fetch two cheeses for them while they waited °e.
side. The prisoner, accordingly, went into the `"the
house for that purpose, but instead of bringingened
cheeses to them be left by another door, and deeswerto
with them. Witness afterwards communicated vrit''.Bio
police, and the prisoner was apprehended at his hotel
the Lorriemereeroae, Walsworth, where the cheeses"
fdand.
Iu cross-examination by Mr. Solomon, witness ell,
that he was legally in partnership with Mr. gere'„lle
and they bought and sold provisions, and dealt wit",ebef
Chaffey, with whom they kept a running account•
ed
were not photographic artists, although his partner
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a machine for that purpose. l to
Mr. Solomon here put in a bill for two cheeses s'e ;(iki 3
the prisoner on Saturday by Hertzell, whet' he L'"llee
the witness whether he knew the handwriting to t
partner's ?
A riP
Witness said he did not think it was in his hain-f
ing. He knew nothing about it, and never saw it belo
Mr. Hertzell told the prisoner to fetch the cheese°,
he meant him to brio, them to witness. Elie
Mr. Solomon asked him whether he had not sett to
prisoner at the station-house, and promised him 03'0,
would not press the charge if he guaranteed that n°
tion should be brought against him E ber
Witness replied that he did say something abon- tte
ing the cheeses given up and he would not pres'haci
charge, but he said noth: ~,
ng about an action. it
now altered his mind and intended to prosecute, e",-13oce
present he could not proceed any further in the 3,bsii-
of his partner. He, therefore, asked for a remand
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a future day.
DE or°
Mr. Solomon contended that there was no pre"-ts
for the charge, and it was very hard that his cbe"n,
respectable man, should be locked up as a felon. Elie
Mr. A'Beckett said that Mr. Price had sworn tbs'
te
should be able to pioduce further evidence on a fa,it°l'
day ; therefore ho must remand him until Wedgies
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but he would accept bail fer his appearance .
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Bail was,eleirtly afterwards put in, and the pr-°
was liberated from custody.
THE ASSAULT ON CHILDREN BY THE SHAM 01:4-,15 the
—ln the course of the oay Mr. Solomon entered d
court, and handed to Mr. Edwin, the chief dere,io
banker's cheque for 1.0001., being the amount of st'r'isoe
entered into fir the appearance of William, )30l
Aubert, who stands charged with committing rude" e
eoll
assaults no children, by pretending that he was Ore° faf
to an orphan asylum, and about to recommend the'o,ol
admission. He having absconded since be v 70,3 ntio
out, his own recognisance in the sum of 5001., e,r.two,
sureties for 2501. each, became forfeited to the vr"

Ca entry Markets.

)RD—MAY 9.
t t
isker to-day, and the bedoo
o 2s per qr. more monercv
ties sold at an advance
last week's rates.

0,
0. 14
Oats, per qr ............ 273 40
Peas, Partridge ....... 3 41
White ............ 40 44
Boiling ......... 1 0
Dun .... ........... 31
Beans, Tiek ............ 3 0
Harrow ticks 3r 0
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