The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-17 00:00:00

the west end, and although he had men him but once pre- I
viontly, in Shoreditch, he rempieed him m the man
"wanted," followed him to a low house in Tottenham-
court-road, then got the solitaires of two other constables,
obtained an entrance, and secured him in an upper
room, to which he hid fled when aware of
the offioers' preeenos. He is stated to be a very deep.-
I rate fellow, twice oonvicted, and • pistol which
is hie constant companion was found on the mantel-shelf of
the 100111 he was in. He is also known by the cognomen of
" Billy Mile." 52 H swore to him as having been in coin-
piny with the three othen alluded to, and a witness,
' named Le Clereq, identified him as the person who left some
of the stolen property, under an excuse, at his residence.
Mr. Nash pressed the police very closely in Draw-exami-
nation, but could elicit nothing favourable to his client,
whom

Mr. Leigh ordered to he remanded.
WEgiILINSTER.

♦ STRANGE VISIT TO THB EXHIBITION.
William Butcher, slim Waldemar*, a man having the
paginate of a labourer, was placed at the bar, charged with
being a suspected person found under the flooring. of the
Exhibition, near the money and season ticket tnrnstiles, for
an unlawful purpose.
Robert Lawton, 75 X, said that at a quarter to 5 last
evening he received information that a person was under
the flooring of the Exhibition. Witmer went there and
found prisoner, who, on being asked what business he had
there, said he had dropped a sixpence and had come there
to look for it. Three ordinary keys, a purse, and knife
were found on the accused, who gave the name if Butcher.
On inquiry at the address he gave, be was not known by
that name, bet was ailed Williamson.. . .

Mr. Ariiold—Was he employed et the building?.
Witness—He was formerly, but had no busmess there
yesterday. No workman is allowed to be in the building
without a pats.
Mr. Arnold—How did he get in?
Poliominui—He say' by the door in the Cromwell•road.
Mr. Amid—There doss not seem so much difficulty in
getting into the Exhibition as one might imagine.
Policeman —All Maim Belk and Lucas's men have

printed possum stamped by the cocolisaiousein with the
royal arms, and none other ought to be admitted.
Mr. Arnold—Well, the door-keepers seem very lax in
their duty. Ws have had several cases where men haying
no business there have been found in the building.
Plilloo6l said he went there to see if he could get any
wort, and dropped a sixpence.
➢lr. Arnold observed that he must adjourn the case for
' further inquiry. He must know something about the pri-
soner, who laughs detained for the present.
Prisoner said he would send for a person to give him a
good character.
Mr. Arnold said he had better do so.

THE Roamrsoir COURTM4RTIILL.

DUBLIN, FEDAY EVINING.

Colonel Boutin& retires on half-pay. Lieut.
Hama lees hie adjahuiey. All the Anon who signed the
"round robin" are severely rebuked.

DREADFUL MURDER IN LIMERICK.

DUBLIN, SATURDAY MURMUR°.
The Morning Freesman mays :

" Yr. Francis Fitzgerald erssshot dead at 8 o'clock yes-
terday evening, while standing at his hall doer. Two men
were immediately arrested as suspicion. It is said one was
seen to fire the gun, while the other stood by.
" A young gentleman witnemped the perpetration of the
murder, sad it is thought he will be able folly to identify
the partire."