The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-22 00:00:00

THE BRIT,' MURDER.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Nov. 21.
THE MURDER OF MR. LITTLE.

DISCOVERY OP ANOTHER OP TEE WEAPONS.
Soso smitossat was ceased yesterday by the annousos-
mat that dims mums were arrested at KOLA as trophies
of Mktg emarnted la the horrible murder of Mr. Lied., the
molder Midland Great Western Railway, bat, in the
mums Waselasta investigation, nothing was elicited to
mama dim with that mos. Two of the penal' tarn out
to be pears who ware ens In a public house at Stoney-
batter cm Me day after tee nirder, sad heard disputing
about messy; but, tastaad of MOB, 3004 in their poros-
ities, as was eau tsatly reported, the sum found with them
amosated only to one sovereign and eight sad sispeaus
is silvan. The smolt is eke meal for the wo-
rsts mod by the muds was resumed roar-
day IblialkZ sad continued (Mt...ghost the day
whit gnat 6dgacs, bat for several hosts without
say seam Ilbsetly after four o'clock. however, • shout
hem see et the witekmea outplayed is sifting the lilted
aid assists tbst erns disc retry bad bees mode. Not
ben risked s die spot where the workman stood, wise it
wee aseseteised that • now had boss found slightly It
bedded to the mud. This now, on being streamed, was
essomdert as berg of superior assaufssture. Tho blade,.
whisk le else meal sad well lisished, is dead in • bleak
.Medie. It Wass is Met less peso el the idiot ampere.
ENO st mest sismislible meow The reek wse head
midis it Ire het ef the spot where the hammer wee Mood
as Wsdessday ; and thsr• appears to be no seersd 'pries
es to the best that it 15 the weapon with whisk the sesseeis
=LMs work of death, by cattle( the throat of his
e having first knocked him DIMING by the
gfroady Sala blows el the humor.
Mr. ILIMEMI, mown solicitor, was actively engaged dudes
the day isessligatim every park:slat coasested with the
murder, his his isqeirise were of mares strictly primes.
TM boomer whisk was dissovored la the meal ea Weslaco-
dap has hiralskod an object for the mends* of the tam sad
loss ivy of the pollee as • mesas, however remote, of
eat tit. sisseds. No doubt wherever is immured
alb the weapon used by the murderer. Oa semi-
maths it was satertained that the isetramest was •
"ibises" Muer, and mods is the wsuMtM of the eres-
pry. Ono of the smiths smell fort be mats it, sad
Wed list it wss • sew ems, red bed snow boss use is the
rah he which It was intended. The lass of It had aeon
Is. greesd, and it meat cave bees talus sot et the stare,
*Wen limn were many mom of the sans dleseiptios; the
Medi% as we have already stated, wee • trapxayyf ens,
sod pet is reedy. A rumour obtaiared reseal eltwYsiea
that the ran who had taken WWow* fanthe
strieltriabeen found out and arrested. The shay assts wt
is be pare invention. No perm had hose anted up is
erolvo o'clock lest sight. Mush surprise its beat es.
pissed at the government baying hitherto desired to else
say sward for the approhorsion of tits notrdorer or bis
gireblies, if any. This :shod was gives, sorritheteadisr
thdebevztrost rpreeantetioss which wear made she s
for the purpose of showing tbs. the wham st
tendiss to this ems.
It is sow asserted positively that of the resist moiled
stray 2001. was is diver and over 160 i. Is piN. ethhit ISMS
meditate a weight of over 4 rose, • desisraMiss
Nell sages the partripstios of at lost men Mae see
ref& the crime.
Perish Callen, Catherine Cellos, and Hugh C.Blsy vitro
yesterday brought Delors Mr. O'Donnell, brMst tree
sensed apse sun ion, or rather is the bops Os{ same-
tking aisle seise from their cossiaation Media, Is thew
Sat thsp Mil hem is rum way easeontod ia the Most
simalsoms outran at the Broadstoas Tonalass, hat reetitieg
insidw was eliciteJ.
Me Halligan, a servant in the employment of Captor I
Hooloy, idsatified Cathieria• and Patti& Callas ss two et
am parties with whom he bad seen a large Mg of silver sad
• eon Omer on Friday, the 14th init.
The planer, Patrick Callen, said—Everythiag he Ism
shard is quite right, map, about the fivo.sitilMig Mmes. I
bird Ores pima& of my owe, and my wife had Moo silver.
Me. Ottemboeisin, the awietant of the dressed My.'
Litile, was shod if he said identify althea of the male'
es kavieg hers the party whom he bad Ms at the
ieealss implying for Mr. Csbrey, prior to the oremlosim
of the surise.
Wines Obasaberlais looked Most the rimy awl pleated
M • posses presest, sot either of the mime's, and said he
bets • ressablaass to the maa is ansolos.
Edward Williams, clerk is the employment of Mn.
Doody, batter. rid that Patrick Vann bad NM
sass erlIM tip is Me head, bar sec *ray, ma to me
advised Ma is give them to his wife, as he was they Is.
I Ts illemelstendett Finaglers-1 did not change say
sole dm OMEN but Mrs. Brady gave them along* of a IL
nada. I AM, which the Moils prisoner gave to pay her
budisers he. sad her owe to Nana, amounting to 4e.
TM seasike is at Mrs. Brady'..
Mishits, limith stated that be drove Polakit sad Orato-
ries Calks hos Stourybreter to Dssolmagblin. They
west dos that to Navas with another Mar; be did set
en any mosey with them, nor did he Wm Moss speak
el
Keeyl sa.
Coadablit Jobs Keating' provedMmsaetel this
st
ilt, and stated that he hod os MOM OMAN MS
Callon in company with • notorious peg of Oda.
plash at Hells. Ho had beard frost a grocer is Kale
that somelsie err the male prisoner wanted to get 26L is
asleadim
The p=r—l bad so as& mosey is ay
Zmast Kavanagh deposed that the rebores whoa
ti
gave restradlerary statement& The male pelisse
steed that they left Kelly's together on Thanday mewing,
sad dips the same dgtt at bar mothat's, Is Peter-street,
Deeighset, sea Ms IMy lett on Friday sorting for Dublin.
The MUSS Olbrill that she hod sot sees her mother for •
iddlesst she only met her busload en ths way.
I.llol= MIME what street she slept is whilst Is Detritus.
Aid libe statemest of the ash primer was that be zoo
grid k KAM la his life, and this only railway tendril is
lits die be bid ewe been at was she Drogheda.
eSpoIiMMOSS Plassmors applied M have the. re-
needed.
Mr. °Teasel serfored Collins to be discharged, and said
he would news the ethers ea the Oases Oruro ef hadag
mosey in theft pennies fa which they could sot assist
I satisfactorily. •
The ors was this remanded generally.

BAILORS' HOME, WELL-STREET, LONDOWDOCKL—
Tbe monthly swedes of the threaten was bild oa Than-
day ; premat, Vim-Admiral Bowles, C 8., the President,
la the shah; Vametdmiral Sir Hoary Hope, K.C.8., Capt.
the Hoe. Fiends Maude, R.N., and Andrew Johan.,
Beg. The secretary presented toe amounts, by which It
appeared that the 'Terme daily number of boarden dudes
the lest =oath bad been 229. tee mosey paid by them
for Dowd antesatiag to 6931. 16s. 4i. ; that daring the ranee
period MIL 10s. bad hem inv. steel la Ms motels bank re-
• ally established by the Board of Trade in the Shippiag.
odes etiolated to the Home, and 3,8291. Is. 91. remitted to
the Meade sad relatives of mikes at the various ports of the
Bailed Kingdom. The teed moue eo remitted duffel/ the
lest de earth. has tees 23,476145. Daring the lest 15
PM 72.671 semen bare bearded I. the altitudes), who
ham &platted mosey them to the amount of 569,6991, of
which 193.6721 has bees remitted to their Meads, and
14,0941. Wombed la the @evilly beak.
THE POOR LLW BOARD AND TEI PARISHES Or BT.
PANCRAS AID MAIITLIDOMIL—Oa ilianday meals/ a
crowded meeting of Me " Asti-Poor law-Board Lemma
was held at the COkliatlila Hotel, Portland-road, oa the
subject of the leisl proseediass adopted by the Poor-lea
Board ageless the parishes of St. Pesetas sod Matylrboas.
Mr. Field, the chairman, road a 1 from the Peculate
Board to Sir Stigmata Hall, M.P. That gentleman, at the
request of a deputation, hid had as iaterview with the
Poor.law Board oa the 18th last., is order to Indus. the
latest to stay the legal proceedings against St. Pancras, as
the keel asalhorithe were min their best eadravoters
to carry out the slam of the board. The board,
la their osmaksaioatim to 81: B. Hell, did not
reemaise the deputation as maanating from the
ge-
rerafa4g body of the pariah, or legally authorised
to make a preposition to lb. board, and therefore saw so
mead for abase or delay is their promedlogr, but felt
booed to premed with the semesary dope to 'sham the
'factualist of an auditor, he , seder Mae astherhy of the
Poet-law Ameadmeat Act. Commasioadosa baytag bees
read hem warless puss of the asst, ea sewing
dferW-
faetiea at the Impede sad mailleseme prmemilap of the
Poot-lew Bead ha radii Ratan, a miehtima was lauded,
on
the milks ad Mr. D'Hhageroeliddeg hem moms
favourable lo libe Anti-Toor-lew Bond movemest wwth
farther tablimsdis aa might be metal is semis, the m-
aidens alba of the pretest °saddling *Mem" As ad-
dress to the aditatio of lisatteam.tee was also agreed upon
boggle, then to njest my candidate sot opposed to the
Poiwkaw Board's matralistag power.
IDIOTS AT HALITAK—Oa OM evening* of
Wellammlay sad Thursday last M. Kama* delivered two
listens fa the Odd Yellows' Hall, Halite:, as " The pre-
terit date and future preagoote of Italy." M. Kossuth
arrived at Kaifu sally is the afterems of Wedanday,l
sad alter as bimetallism to some ef the missivel pads-
was dOa tows =lid Mew &OM. the residence
at Jobs Oeinday, sham geed IS Wenle arrested,
IL Koesethabauld De. Theirs/4i was essepied as W•4111+1
day evesisg by Jabs Crossley, Maq , and es Thursday
mesas by Jam Alabst, Se& Tee bell woo
siewded 1a every part. At tie
ovoids.% Imbue • tesoln•ket eg6eseelelt Itedisa el•Pa4.3
with M. Lome% led OS Nese of osedeashol libowty,
I Ispiesatiag is Mime lonai fag Ahem boemeis=
sad Aids* was tish detineeleidaltl Mies

Worrell (whine Weide wee nerretei is yis•
day's Barns), was the son of a smell morn
earprotter, who brought him up to his own hinsi-
aro, and oadeavound to curb, by his instructions, •
somewhat realm disposition. He, however, declined to
adhere to the old path of braises, said a few years bank
left England for the purpose of seeking hie fortiori at the
gold mines. He went to California, themes to Australia,
an themes, it Is said, he retuned to England. Aft*, •
brief stay he again west to Australia, and again west gold
gatheting, itetarmiog finally to his native land some twelve
months or so ago. bridging with him • considerable
amour of gold. He seemed then somewhat more staid
is kis habits, mud five months situ he was monied to •
very respectable young woman. He still, however, resorted
a good deal to places of arionnent, and is particular made
skittle* • contain parent. Carter, who is described as
tuna, been • reckless, spendthrift young fellow, thus
own into warn with Worrell, and the sequal;itauce
sow ripened into Laths's'''.
It has been already stated the coroner soddenly adjourned
his ingairy on Tuesday last in consequence of some infor-
manta imparted to him confidentially. The supposed slug
ebt&ined by the polies wan very sl.gbt. A woman had
noised a ma like Carter hinging about Bran as the day
of the warder, sorosapaund by another was ftspeentily
attired, with whom he we. &postural on the beat of terms,
-hot of this men the was inure to give any wearer de-
sorption. But moss the crowd eseembled at the Crowe on
Tuesday last were several men, end among them Worrell,
who said they were friends of the deceased. Probably no
Important* would have been attached to this circumstance
but for the presence of • carpenter thee working in the vil-
lein, and IMO had previously resided in Battersea, where
he had known Worrell and some of his oompanione, whom
he described to the police. The description previously given
by the woman of Carter's companion oath* daysf the murder
bore • resemblance to that gives of Worrell by the carpenter.
Meanwhile Worrell with his timpani= had quitted Erith
by the train, and it was Impossible then to essfrone him
with either the carpenter or the woman. Sergeant Bbbe,
of the B. division, at ours proceeded to London, - bete with
was dillealty he disowned Worrall's lodgings is Ken-
nington, sad seentahod that he bad bees from home on
the day of the murder. It is and that he soon fried
the man himself, and questioned him, but did ant think
the widens against hies so stress as to weren't his appro.
bowies. Still he premed We laquirise. He toned that the
two men had long bees hurter asecciatee, and that they
had appt the entire of the day prosodiog the murder is each
other's oompany. Early on the morniss of that day
(Thursday, the 6th) Worrell went for Carter at the bows
of his sister, in Batteries, with whom he lodged, and after
• few ideates they quitted the bens* together; bat before
doing so Carter wasted fifty moureigme is the prowess
of his these, and put the into his pocket. The
two men were tweed from place to place through
the day, thin they wont to • theatre at night, but which
is not known; ad finally, Ebbe traced Worrell to his
ledgtmga in Leamington, where he arrived about midnight,
aanndd Carteret • pal:dictums* at Chelsea, where he met two
girls of the town, and agreed to *paid the night is their
compaay. He west with them, but before doing so asked
the landlord of the public house to be kind enough to take
oars of his money till the moralog, es he did not like to
have it about him in such company. The landlord rather
Mutually osesetod to this, sad Cuter headed him SI 10a,
ell that he had left, with the exception of • few shilliegs,
rat of the NM. with which ha bad left home in the muling.
Prom this it is Jointed that he had, dutiag the dsy, gives
the many to Worrell to keep for him, it being understood
that they bed arranged to go out to Australia together in •
few dem the Friday morning, slier passing the night with
the gists (e, the of them), he nursed to the public-how
sad regarded the landlord to give up his money. TM. was
dose, end Carter, attar driolking a glass of liquor, quitted
the boom
Partake his inquiries, Sergeant Ebbe found that Ceder
retantal bum Warne are and tan o'clock in the monies,
wheat be bad breakfest sad some etavereatios with hie
sister. Most as hour afterwards he west out, whether
by Iderelf, or whether in oonsequence of a call from Worrell,
it MUM of doubt ; but Worrell wiled on his father at Bat-
tereeetakatt half-wet nine that morning, stayed • little
time, mail west away. It is woo wed that during his stay
• pormath himself of the gauge with which the murder
our sorrithed bea smosgst hie fathet's tools, hut there 11
as threat peg dot sash was the case. About halfiner tan
he was nets psesesdiag is the direction of Carter's house,
sad at no peat eiereor away, sad shortly after they were
seen ia tithithein is • sob, going towards Loadoe-brklge.
Thry wawa* less et tee 1.611111111 relay retiaN suar.
a at weep% therins, by say we. 1..410 111
them, !salute° persons resembling them wow wen at iritit
about one o'clock, it is concluded that they left the North-
fleet station by the 12 o'clock train, and great hope* are
eatertaiaed that the cabmas who drove them will be shortly
found.

DEATH OF COLONEL GORDON DRUIdIIOND.—WO
(Durham CAresnele) regret to aneounee the guides disease
of Coked Gordo* Dmmesond, of the Co'debases Guards,
which took place at the house of W. B. WWII; Esq., in
this tdty, on Meeday last. Ths Reliant deceased was *Meet
sea of the late General Sir Gorden Drummond, O.C.S ,
who married the eldest daughter of Wuhan Reuse, Esq.,
of Bresespeth Castle, in this county (sent to the Viscountess
Boma), by whom, In Maine* to the soloed. now deemed,
1111 had a younger sea, Russell, 8.N., billed in 8 +nth
AOMITIIS, and one &lighter. Elise, monied In 1832 to
Henry, NOMA and present Earl of Belegkant. At the
semateneemeat of the late war, in Fel:massy, MC deceased
west est with the Guards, and relented from Bulgaria to
the fallowing Jely, to command the second battalion. On
Ws way home be sneered from ea attack of Massa of the
emu nature as that which mined his death. He proceeded
M the Crimes in May,
1835, to command the Ant or
Orlmasa badman. Whilst there he bad two were attacks
M Claus; sod iris, the het one, which occurred in the
winter, for ease days it was not impected that he would
mover. Be readdleed, however, is commend of the bat-
talion, and retedmad with the Guards, mitering Leaden
18116 btu,,gram In Jest last. Colonel DMIIUMOIMI, eh.
Me EMIR 011111.11111. INS la his fortrsighth year. The
=seirilignie we. Imem4iatsly forwarded *e
USW% Of the Coldstream Guards, and to
eke MOMS OF Idied's family. The gallant ofecees
MAW remessei IbY dey (Friday) to his house in
Fesfolgieb, Leaden, sad will be interred is
Ste Idenillgessu Cometsey-
lin TIPPERARY AND NEWCASTLE Ede ift.—ln
ilidOlinet of geese's Brash, Dublin, as absehde order was
Mitie err the ettemlases el Henry Nesbitt sad Former,
Raba Fdemaes witeesses at the trial Walker y. M'Dowell,
Tilt led* seeks te recover the ma of 63,6061.
We Tipperary Bank os foot of bills of inebaage ae-
by the latter Arm, sad cubed by the former. It
so believed that the defendant meant to set up a eau of
bane awl want of maridereties, sad it was very material to
bare the actual &Madura of Mr. H. Nesbitt sad of Mr.
Law, who were sequalated with the dulinp of the bans at
the time when the bills is question were Maud.
Tim "GAME OF SPICULATION."—In the West.
Wrist County Court yesterday, the judge, Francis Bayley.
Req.. gam judgment Is the eau of Lewes v. Smith,"
which was an action hroeght by Mr. G. H. Lewes, author
of the dramatic piece entitled A Game of Speculatiom,
against Mr. B. T. Smith, lease. of Drury-lame Theatre, for
the penalties Weaned by the defendant's having represented
that lieu without the plaiatill'a emus; under the set 3rd
sad 4th Welles IV., chapter 16. The defence was that
Mr. Charlie Mathews, who perfensol the pirimelpie part
la Militant's theatre, had parehased of the plaintiff the
riebt of repreemtiag the Game of Speerietiout in whatever
theatre he might choose. The *MOH contended that Mr.
Charles Mathews bed oily purchased the right of mere-
seating it at the Lyceum. The judge held that nailer the
est of parliament the *ether's mount be given in
levities, which had set bees doss Is this cue,.ad be there-
fore gave jedgesset for the plaintiff for seven guises..
Benno DIETS.—At the Bury County Chart, on
Saturday, in the cue of "Garrard v. Norms," the plaintiff
Mies called epee Mprove the debt, said the goods were de-
livered by • pa. see rimed Robison, who was since deed,
sod of whom be bad bought a number of debts. Hie /io-
dide said be meld net sue in his owa ,coma ;he mast brieg
Ma settee sa the *neuter or administrator of Ra chigoe.
He could not teener one of them, bet meet be non-suited.
n. acknowledges part of the debt. His
Hoe
near said he could sot alloys It ; the mentors might !mover
Oldest the defendant, Mt the plaintiff was sot seeded to
teethe the debt in law. Mr. Oar udBhe has paid money
mamma. His Hollolll—That makes no diffusor*. The
liaiatilf could not buy debts is law; is wee all very is
• eenrt of equity, but he could not take any knowledp of
that. If he bad tansy of there debts he had better bike out
letters of administratioa. A assault was this satered.—
Cheleuturd Chronicle.
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