The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-14 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GIJU.DRALL

Ciao le Austin, are., and Charial Austin, jun., sow.
keepers, of Peckham-rye, Barmy appeared bases Mr.lAideri
ass ()Ithaca, on • summa teased oa the information
of Mr. James Newman, inspector of meat at the themes
of the Corntnioskrome of Sowen, for that they, befog the
*wane of • oath icy of keel, did, on the 7th of August,
seed the mese to Nesgatenarket, it being at ths time
dimmed sad unlit for the food of man.
Mr. Baylis, the solicitor for the COelnilllllollll.l d alltellit
laid he wee lastrooted to prosecute by the Commissions'
of Bowers is all eases where dimmed mat had been know-
ingly mot to the Leedom markets, sad although this was
sot as surseased man yet &anthers was one bed feature is
it, which was, that helot* committing the slime they had
reosived the usual Privy Council notice, cautioeiog them
against it ; yet sotwithetaodiog that, they had had the
oow killed sett dewed br • butcher sod sent to a meat
salesinas it Newmarmarket.
Mr. Clarke—l sat • sanitary inspector mkt the corpora-
Moo of the City of Linda', and fondest Peckham-rye,
where the deleadasits are coakeepers. la emesqueoes of
information I received I watched the defendants' premise.
They keep almost 16 or 20 awe. Oa the 7th of August I saw
the two defendinte darn( a owe to • slaughter-boon M-
iming to Mr. LsoLford. It was fa a very feeble stain Both
defendants were sasuitiog to piths clew aloe& one before sad
one behind. It did cos walk Lite • oow ia health ; is Lot
it could scarcely walk at 'IL SOW little time afterwards
I saw the elder defendant sod the butshor Lam slitaghteri
house dressing the caroms I was gives to is that
it would be taken to Newratiossarket, sad I watched the
premises till baltpast 3 is the wrath,. whoa I saw the
0171:11110 still hanging up, sod I afterwards saw ord,
the butcher. put it joie s cart, which I followed to How-
son-market. I thee called the Intaglios of Mr. Naomi'
to ft
Mr. J. Newman—l am inspector of meat far the City
marketh Oa Monday, August 7, at about half-pest 6
in the monies, my at was soiled byClarke tow body
of beef la s tort. It me takm oat at the tart to the shop
of • Mr. Pecans, a meet salesman I. the market. I ex-
amined it and found • portion with the resales of lung
dissent oa the fore-quarters, where park bad sleek to the
ribs. There could be no doubt but that the cow bad long
diatoms; it was non for human food; it looked emaci-
ated, but act so bad as I have sem ; the meat was wet,
showing that the cow bad got weak from the dimes.. On
the Bth August I wont sod maw the ether defoodent. hold
him my object is cloodeg, and said him if the sow be-
longed to him. He said it did. I Wed him If he had sold
it to the botcher ; and be mid act. Its had only employed
him to kill sad dress it—it was • math at.. He
further said, that be bed bought it is the Nownat, about
One weeks ego, sad bad peon 181. for it, sad that it
had dropped off milk lately, tad had been ill a few
days. Be could sot say whether it lad bad my medi-
ans, as his ma attended to the men when he was shiest.
Thomas Longford said - I am a banker earryies at bath
nem at Nushesd. The younger deteadaat asked me to
kills eow for his father. I agreed to do so, sad when I
killed it the elder defendant was pretest and assisted me.
He aged me to take it to Newg•to market for him. He
did at Ilret ask me to take it is my mem I said I sheald
not take it in my same. He thee matherissil se to take it
I. his name. I should sot have sell it in my shop. I did
not know it was diseend. I was told it wee sot ill for me.
The hap were grown to the side. I did not know that
was disease until I was told. The eider dthsodaet told me
to go into the market, and I saw the salessms, and asked
him to eye if the moth was lit to sell, sad, if not, to mil in

the meet isspecitore.
Mr. Merlin Tiber, clerk sad lospeeber Newpte•
market, folly eertoboreted Mr. Newsom's evidesee se So
the stele of the meat
Mr. Alderman Gibbose Aged soak of the defendaste 101.
sad wets, or Muse menthe' imptisoiusent.
The Aare were paid.