The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-15 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—Nommit, Dec.
(Before Mr. Joatioe Mellor.)
Baldric's. Drawbars, ID, sailor, was charged with
wilful murder of Albert Huesican, at Orem Yarmouth.
Mr. Carlos Cooper sad Mr. d. Beeves appeared for .
prosecution ; Mr. Metes& defended the prisone
mr.
11 appeared from dm dammed of the scowledfor the prosecution, that on the 12th Oct last Mere
Dutch gelleot lying in Yarmouth harbour, is
the prisoner
in s mama and the deceased was cook.
the evade' in question the prisoner, the dermeed,
another seaman, went to the City of Lapdog Tavern.
captain afterwards cease in, sod after be had been
about ea hoar and a half ordered the primmer to go
ship, which he refused to do. The captain then
him by the collar, bat one of the crew interfi
sad the captain went to another part of
MM. The deceased then west up to prisoner,
a straggle mimed, and both the prisoner sad the deemed
weot down together, the prisoner being uppermost
landlord sod others thee interfered and the prisoner
up, sad se deceased was getting up the prisoner war
to take fetus coder his slop a knif with which be s'
the deceased, who fell hack into thee, landlord's mine

THE CATTLE PUCCI,. Ymterday morning
general meeting of delegates from the venous agricul-
tural societies in England wee held at St. Jameig-hall,
under the preeidency a Viscount Coo2bBflnflrlf, Sir John
Banmer moved a resolution. which affirmed that the present
orders were net eufflolset to stay the range@ of the cattle
plague. This wee seconded by yr. Ryder, of Liverpool,
and unanimously adopted. Urgent appeals to the govern-
ment for ieterfereue were &greed to, end • resolutioe was
passed affirming the desirableoges of eatelelishing a minimal
usuraties company, with the security of the government.
It was amend that a deputation should wait upon Sir G.
Grey to represent these matters to him, which they accord-
ingly did; and the members been, addressed the right
boo. genders's • discussion took place, as the result of
which Sir G. Ors y veld he would lay the views of the de-
putation before the Privy Darnell. And he would do it in
this form-That a majority of the deputation appeared to
be of condole that a total supprusion of the removal of
stoat, eves upon • man's own farm, was both practicable
and expedient for a limited period. Lord Rill said the
whole of the deputation were of that coition, and asked
permission to put it to a show of hands, which being done,
over 50 hands were held up in favour, and only 3in the
negative. Referent* having bee made to • national in-
surance association, Sir G. Grey observed that be could
cot enter upon it. That matter must be kit to Parliament
end to Mr. Gladstone.-Abont • hundred Somerestehire THE POLICE COURTS.
magistrates met at Bighbridgo yesterday, the Lord Lieu- ---,.--_
taunt in the chair, and after a long deliberation it was re- MANSION HOUSE.
solved to recommend risk potty se.eional division to en- Tiaterdev, a well-attired young men, whale age
only close all markets until the first of March, to prohibit eesei to be ewe thee nineteen ~.r.. use boongan
the removal Of all ellAthl from Same without to Dhow withio remand before the Lord Mayor, charged with torsi,.
the county, and to so
all Somersetabire mayors to co- uttering a cheque for the mine.' of the mud 1871
operate with the magistrates. About one hundred Somers with intent to defraud.
eetehire magistrates metatyaderday Higbbridge, under Mr. Mullett., solicitor to the Bookers' Association,
the presidency of the Lord-Lieutenant, for the purpose of „peered on behalf of the prosecution. The primes
considering what measure. it was most desirable to adopt without legal assistance, and while at the bar was mini&
in respect of the cattle plague. After long deliberation, with team, sod appeared overwhelmed with the widths,
they resolved to recommend the magistrates of each Irma h.
bea
petty passional division to absolutely close all the marketa
en their several districts until the let dry of March next ; It may recollected that in a former hearing '
and at the same time to prohibit the removal of all cattle .0!
from places without to plugs within their musty. It was . tablisbed in evident* that the prisoner had been t
time employed as • clerk by the firm of E. Read
resolved also that all the mayors in Soma...tali/. should silk brokers, carrying on business at No. f
obeutoregthomeutrluntleec"Patziooral. Eradro ..r..::awodb°oll:9:o2l7baaccorgre.t wiitht seemed that
eent the cheque is .question at the hanking-house
TatiamiwNiathritohl.432l:Ogidnis gala: POLICE.—
day named lo the charga, at the busiest part of their'
Sir R. Mayfie, the Chief Commis
of Metropolitac times, and was paid by Mr. Scholefield, one of the
Polioeo has just sifted en order, as • test to ascertain the the moon, of the &ego, in five 201. notes, four l(
educational qualifications of the police, who by promotion and 371. 10a in gold and silver. It was further pt
to higher ranks will be intrusted with mom responsible
Mr. Edmund Read, the bead of the firm, that the •
duties and greater powers than they have hitherto pose thecheque in questeon was filled up in the handwriting
mened. In future, covetable@ who are candidates for the
prisoner, and that the signature of the firm, though
office of sergeants will have to undergo an examination in eed imitation. was a forgery. Some of the note.otse w'
reading, writing from dictation, writing a report of circum.
teen paid for the cheque were produced, and coo tor
stances of supposed accident or ocourrenee, numeration „„_. Road identified the signature "Georg i
and notation, and compound addition. Sergeants seek- '''
the beck of them as being in the p
ice promotion to inspectorship', in addition to the above handwriting. The ii,..,iidnewsioo of the „Ave...
first two subjecte, will also be subjected to an exams- rz..."l7,grz.d Arms fr..- fgootoo:oron ..,;ii,--,
nation, in writing • report of oases on which directions """
by • detective officer of the , F division oeMeteropol
are given to • sergeant or constable (stating what the
police, who also deposed that on taking the prisoner
directions are), ordinary English composition includins
punctuation, first four rules of arithmetic, reduction, an
proportion, and • supposed statement of facts will be made issued from if WITS. Preseott's bask about the -•
camseetoderaysehled fbottegoder urnemheimpieatelei. leveder
awablett
ebgot '
en which
a charge may
he received or refale.l.ti,; the sergeant which the fo was committed, and from
to receive and outer same on a charge-a..., or refuse to wait form of cheque. corresponding in number
menu the charge (sooordiog to his judgment), and meter
of the forged instrument, had been taken. This t
same on refuel obargenhees. For the still higher greeds bed been obtained surreptitiously from the haul
of promotion from inspector to superintesdent, candidates it was not proved that it had been oo obtaioed
will have to pus an elimination in the first four subjects .so . In addition to the property already r
above enumerated, and will be required to make out a it;,.. , wan found upon him about 3fd. in eash,
morning stale (the strength of division sod variations being
_,,te „,.. he had lost the rest of the money
supplied), to make out an estimate for division el pay from t:7"eaetiTim".
the numbers on rooming state, and to abstract from a set "'The evident* 'applied to-day to complete the
of papers of prefers to be surphed the leading points of •
misted of that of Mr. Georg* Andrews, a tailor,'
case necessary to be brought under the noticed the con-
1.. bovines, at No. 131, Highwtreet, Horton, who i
raordericliontoarigalcista thatheymiehmaberaar ian is
anal 764ialionreor•artkno-w-- on the 14th of November last the primmer who .
customer, paid him one of the 101. notes, received
ledge of the subjects named, educational chasm have bees
established in the several divisions of the force. Preecott's that day in payment of big accoust, a-
. name, " George Cole," at the beck of the note.
CHILD STARVED TO DEATH.—Yest,xcity after- the ir,royed by John Mammy, a shop boy in the
noon, Dr. Lankeeter held an inquest at the Boot public.
house, Cromer.street, St. Yum on an, the body of an Me of -' a jeweller in the Wilitschapel-road. that the pt
the same 14th November. purchased the watch,
'it'd.° child, mated Ellen Welsh' aged three mouths, who rings, and other property produced by the &Soar, r
died from positive starvation. Saab Walsh, the mother. for them with two 101. notes, which were similar!
• cook in service, identified the body. She by the rim, in the onto. d.. George Cow.,
aid she slept at home every night at 43, Tha.net-phice, and notes were also moved to have beim part of those
went in occasionally during each day to suckle the child. in exchange for the forged cheque.
She also left money sad food for the child during her , nip closed the awe for the prosecution, sad ,
Ounce. Dr. J. T. Paul, divisional medical attendant, I when called on as to what he had to may in
however, gave it as his usbeeitating opinion that the child . owe, mow 'baths, had nothing to say.
died from starratioo, and not from disease. Every organ of . The Lord Mayor
expressed hie deep
egret to
the body wag healthy, and there we, nothing to prevent
nourishment being taken iitto the system. The ,nquir, lik,,.."dthe ptr.rienoseipmedis sainchthsepase.mitione.athslien whit
was adjourned, and Walsh, the mother, was takes into It
the greater pari of the money had been
custody on the charge of causing the de" rie her child betting transactions, aid the esagisteates
thronak neglect. mined to put dews all those establishments in o
MILD Pc NISHMENT vol TRAMPS. In consequence was "maimed sad hewed, by which ea snag)
of the inagegiog practice amonpt tramps who obtain were ruined. It was his ditty to omit the Pfiettollr
shelter at the workhouse of the Oxford Inoorporatioo, in at the next esesions of the Out& Orisalmil Ourt.
common with the other proviorial tow°. sad the metro- ,
jam
fierriwitee,
"GUedaULßAreLfted.
Henry
polls, the board of guardian:,
eatptheereiglemese,
Beeviltiag yesterday,
edebebe I
resolved upon ennomialimog the 43. and Witham Thonitier, MS, were brought Or
viewa dogyeaaitionating the
magstrattubyognaa liaagrni2bofonth. lito before Mr. Alderman Stone, charged with :-
nem-- iiii--omd----, enema powers aril. of the ethitiorde • the," being the Ire
sedkingst
Netimter4olb)ll.4th waretheeeor
umbrella
ie
me
abort a 'Sul punishment "aid Pat an "a to a introit to steal therein • also with having in their i
y night,
preet‘enthoritioewidak entail a large "Pease alma the keel b without lawful excuse, • dark honorer
mlet, chisel, 2 halters, 13 pieces of rope, 2
Du BARRY'S DELICIOUS HEALTH RESTORING Rs- fas, and 5 begs, with intent to commit • felony
VTASETA ARAERIA loon owes, without saadicles or incedeve. The
etreamatmiela of the ewe have already 1
emus, amuses itodUrerti.o). cough. enema, cessainstioa, &-
Stardoms. Symenseri, aernee boons, um. public. The primems were --......1tted.
and =lll°.6•Amsbisaa, and vas IllttListta oem ln _
othernmediss. stem mime annually. Do and Co., No. 77.
a...stamen, Union W. la Una, at la. 1 ; M., lA. td-: ' CRYSTAL PALACE. -.- ORE SEILLITE DAT. ..
irtaiAtiii., law, 40L : nee mi a, arnoaelt fr.„..,,,, DEC. 14. Admissions 1 723 :
*ls ;ft Ilk mad Ni.Ostortilivit; and at ail Otomies.-I ether- ''''''-"--, —-- - - ea "Pre; ' -
Menssolfl dine by mom Wm% 1.736 ; Aliso. 3,411.

oto.
The jury retired to consider their verdict. end I
peat three returned into 000 rt with • verdict of
slaughter."
• oakum el 20 y
The learned Jodie paged leers'
servitude.