The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-19 00:00:00

Buford. About is,.. Vela* la the sushi of Me It of
October I sow the primer% wits emit* teemei. Mike's
door. I sew die two abet sea seta sp. lad there
was a fight between them. I afterwards sued at the gate
which leads fate the road. The paisenerst Keneme west
up to that gate. Peeress said to ase, de yes think
she has gone dews these sew r. sad I DM,est I did
sot know sad added en if I were hint I would ass p. I
left bock ike ma steadies la the lea*, sad I they wed to
Mrs. Kilos. I. a few abates after I left the is steed as I
to the Mae, I heard a soma of "Oh dear," the voles=
aid d sudden, aad that of a sus. It and to
from the direction of Ku's aloe. When I heard the swath
I west sad fuse both the gain that I lad duel were
open. Frees when I wee studios I odd sel en gay
&even ester the oaten I west a few yawls delta Me ease
but solther saw ast heard anybody. Rue that teptU
the body was twee se au had oesesin to se Kb the
close ' • it had rebel Omaha the *sok. I saw the peel of
blood mad saw hew of bleed is the gate parting file heal
esethet lard. The hi* appeared to have bees threwn
ever, IS ghee yea used epos the top her of the gate and
she ea the mails able. AU trues were then lost.
Ass fluke—l Mee neat door to the prioner's mother.
I saw the pelmet whoa he sold he wee going to watch on
the searing of the lee Peeler. Meortly after eight o'clock
ke entered his unetheee beau awl bad a scratch on the
side ef kle feu. He seemed Mint eoefueed when he ear
dews. I said he him, " What's swiss with you ?" Hs
suds se reply. Afterwards I said, " How far did you go
helm settled ibis I" end le said against Kr. Mar's
feta Is add there was then a ight, and the demised
had shiest ktlhd W. He said after they had been fight-
int his wife tea late Kilee's hew.
Killian Derbyshire—Os the massiiii of the tad °Kelm
I was gslag to ay work about a semis past Ave, whoa the
Wooer overtook as. He Bald thee ea the sight Were
hie wife went out, and that he hewed mad feud her is
Volley-leas, with a ma. The Kea Mush him, eel his
wife got between them. The man afterwards repeated the
blow, aid knocked him down, thruhaing at the sane
this to kill hies. He got up wath__, and the lass and his
wife went up the lane tower& Hutton. He asked me
what I would have due if it had heft my wife, and I
said I did set knew. He also said he caught thus fa the
feet.

Mary Growley—l live at &MUCOUS. I UM neat door
to when the prisoner lived. While the primmer and his
was lived together there I saw rawest go to the beam
semi limst.and we Mewed there Ina e familiarity be-
tween

Policreaseleilie Richards—Abu the body wu found I
went to I -i_ with P.O. Herne. Be hound the pri-
ma in a aellithswes bum. The prisoner had on a bine
I head a seat which he said was the au he had on
at ealliat it had of tern in the mai with Pear
son. I wed found this knife behind mere pets.
Re that it was his knife, but slid he had lot
with hint at . Horne said, " I 'hew you ea ear
plebs of eaurtiedeig Hensaley Pearson." The primmer
needeao answer, hit afterwards said, " It mad set be au,
he I did not en Ma." The nest day I west *Mr. illee's
INK end west tea plase indicated by Pigeon. It was in
the sijeietes 1511 to that where the body wu found. I
Mad the nada of blood, sad the grass was trampled
lowa as if there had been a male. Neer this spot there
was a thigh edit, apparently ailed oat of the hedge.
Than was ab. atm I the gate separating
the two deli, mg hosill bind upon ft. On the oppoeite.
se water aide the gate there wore she marks of blood. On
=sahibs the pullers moat I found marks of blood upon
it. The seat appeared to have been recently spouged or
steesod. The kWh I cow produce is the one I showed the
wawa Helton.

PellsiWonstable Jolts Isaac Home—l took the prisoner
into neeledy. TM prisoner made a statement to me before
I had him et the charge against him. Afterwards I
made a espy el it. After making the eharp against him
tires Zit stronglyd reprehended the conduct of the
taking the prisoner's statement without
844111811: Minted him of the nature of the charge
spinet his
Dr. hansom—l have examined the cost, trousers, and
knife produced. There were stains of blood on the coat
I arrived at the soulusion that the coat had been washed.
Oa the be.. of the trousers there were trues of blood,
whisk appeared to have bees nasally covered within with
a patch of adios. Then we. she Need within the handle of
the kaih.

et;neltided the case for the pressman.
Mr. O'Brien, on behalf of the debase, seenialag that the
deceased's death bad boa amid by the prieeno contended
that from the great prosodies be had ilesived, and the
prebabthtles then appeared ban the *videos that at the
time of Ms death the deemed wee in the eat of committing
adultery with the pekostos wife, the jary void be justified
is ending a verdict of manslaughter.
Hie Lordship having minutely summed up,
The jury almost immediately returned a verdict of guilty
of manslaughter, expressing their belief at the same time
that the deceased was in the act of committing adultery
with the prisoner's wife at the time of his death.
The learned Judge sentenced the prisoner to We years
penal servitude.