The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-15 00:00:00

0, FEBRUARY 15, 1865.

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION.HOUSA
Mr. John Alfred Barry, and hb brother, Xr. lured
Bo yardarm, and proprietors of Mecham wad—
cm a waroart, ehouspol. with Ibres poem
m▪
ow in custody, thar asroarts, Cl* rees'iseey, sad do
banalthe Hord Inekolo Lamm waded's, Gm.
=mord large sous al massy, ineormame en goods
Lady repressaird to bedsaroyell by the root dos
at their wharf ha Jun sad November last—wsre
op before the Lord sad Mr. Alderman Stook=
this MIS with wad *so
sod Mr. rasa asmotasted the prossentlea
Mr. Oedema Bellaatiae defended the mimeo
Mr.,Giffard west alp Me WO of the promotio, which,
in poiat of fact. ware the emir tha6 have been adduced st
the previous maranations of the Mar parties under a
remand—timely, Amett, Saporta, sad Moro the fore-
arm employed on the wharf, and concluded by elating that
the asersed met have had a knowledge of the fronds that
wore big envied ea ap the imammonia.
The primers ware bothhid reloaded till Friday amt, whoa
they will be brought up for examination slog with wother prism's.
MARY LEHONIA
Mr. Tubbs, weld rat overseer of St. Marylaboae, at-
Mad* before Mr. K.SOM oder the following oireamodooss:
—lie and there wore several hundred men outide the court
who lobbed to speak to his woad abort relief bear re.
boil Moo. They wore all cc Saturday last, and
were Warmed that they would be spa relieved foo.morrow.
This they did not likcy sod detsrmWd to wait upon the
megiMate.
Mr. Suez—l sly think how ;far I have jurisdiction in
lie adder.
Mr. Tubbs—That is what I wish to draw your *Mika
to. You have power to interfere when I mires medial
relief. The act says, "In me arch overseer shall raises
org to give "ash neesseary in say sob as of
to poor parsecs not settled or m olly NM* in
the to which nob overseer bebop, it shall sod may
be viol for any faiths to order. Provided always that
any Joan al the pros shall be empowered to pa •
similar order for medical relit'
Mr. Boox—Jart so. That Lit.
One of the area was lotrodueed to his wonhip, and stated
that be had been out of work for nineiZ read had a aka
wife and three children. He only for relief het
Saturday whoa be resolved a piece bread, and be was in
want of bread now.
Mr. Kee:—Have yen applied for en ardor el adathisa?
Applicant—l have sot, se lan get work se seen am the
weather brake.
Mr. Knox—lt artalaly is very ioalonaut weather.
Mr. Tubbs—We are mpg ears maim to relieve the
poor. Lest Saturday we gave all Wee mere fella, and have
ordered sr Mai quantity al bread for to-morrow.
Yr. Knox—What relief did you give this =ea t
Mr. Tubbs—As .he has • wife sad three oidldren he
would maim two loaves sod grow*. I know the guardians
wish to do their utmost in the pramt ermergesay, eon am
doing what I can.
Appliosat odd la bad no work, sad had pledged every.
thing he could. He knew sot where to get say food.
Mr. Knox thought this was • cos more for the inter-
feres°, of the polioe.
Mr. Tuba—A peat many of the men now seeking relief
have at tam been charged here for drunk and disorderly
cooduat.

rti t—That b sot sty come.
ahbs.—No. Ido not en yit b . There eze tamp.
thus. I will do what lau ter the deserving.
All parties thew withdrew.

THE EAPIPRONMILL MURDER.

After our report left yesterday, Mr.Williama, for
the defames,
.said he meld not help saying than bad
been a groat disposition, DOS only is this ease, but la the
other, to keep back evidence. He should sale& that
three wee so widow* to commit the primmer for wilful
murder. Having called attention to the fact that today
waa the fiat time that it had haw stalad that Harrington
we mar in the taproom, or that the prisoner touched
him, be said that it was quits akar that a roar had him
going on for twisty minutia, and that them was a pascal
melee. There was not arideece smash to eaniridt for
wilful murder ; but there might be 'sough to seed for
manslaughter, although be did not think the pawl jury
would Ind the bill. _ .

lir. Tillyseawt:ad be should comma for Wel, sad be
would oomoult for the murder.