The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-06 00:00:00

OP MANSLAUGHWI.

THAMES POLICE COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

Mr. Robert Dabrobare, surgeon, of }loath- I:
be..., Commaretal-real Eut, woo brought Woes Mr. lel
IN
Paget, charged with Morton* tang sad living a mos
sakamon. ii

The prisoner, wire hes been a member of Uss Roysl 10
College of Sargeoes, Nyasa, and • lioeatiate of the N
Apothecaries' Compaq e1m:1.1856, Ims for many yens bee.
in practise is the erst of Loathe, sad is moth nepeeted. re
He is the occupier of the hrge house and premiere ow the
worth Mb of the Commercial-road Mar Arbour-square,
which were formerly °coupled by the late Mr. Thomas •
Ward, the shipowner. la the max is a large aid
well.stooksd kitchen garden, bawled on the net by 84
the anal yards and gardens le the rear of the 111
houses la Efeatitakeet. From this quarter a burglar made
ea attempt to break into Mr. Dsbecham's dwelling-house 11
last night, and, beteg overheard, wrs almileaged by Mr.
Del:nohow. No answer being rethreed, Me. Debsohate u
presoaked a eltherrelled revolver at the stranger, fired one 161
of the barrels, and k"led h'm on the spot.
Inspeetur Hayes, of the K di,imos, maid that at 10 so

minute pest lio'elook last night Mr. Debealsam name to
the statios.hoose and l•formed Pohoesergent Brady that
he had tee fired at a man who was attempting to break into
his house, and he bellowed he had killed him. Two police
eenentales wore despatched to Mr. Debeattera's pr mien sad
found the body of a mac as the nee of the premiere He had
been shot throne' the head. Mr. Debeebam interned him
that he had discharged • six-le i.elled revolver at the teen,
so he gave &notions for him b be (fettled. and the
charge entered on • police-Meet. He eaw the body of the
man who bad,Nig killed. ♦ shot had streak the
rim of the hat be wee wearing, and entered the left temple.
Death mutt have been buten teneout Hr. Hayes produced
the hat of the deceased. The shot had taken a pine of
felt dna as if it led %sea ant oat with • knife Mr. Dania-
' ham voluntarily informed Wm that the Onager was at the
beet of the hens, sad that, heatleg • noise as if some
ose was about to enter the home, he opened his bed-
roll& window amid called oat, " Who is there" No
answer was returned. He looked cat sad saw in the gloom
somehhig. apparently • sass, Insist against a wall NW
the kilobit window. He called to him severe times, and
warned him th►t he should are If he did not answer. No
reply was made, and he then fired. A groan and a fall
then followed tied he ran to the etation.hoin to make
known what had happesed. Mr. Hayes described the
deemed as follows :—Age sled 36, height sfeet 4 inches,
hair dark, whiskers sandy, dose—black coat with outside
hip pockets, black weistoon, brows nixtare trousers,
lace-op boots with lines eyelets, whits shirt, cotton
stockings, pipes collar, brown necktie, black hat,
maker's name "W. Williamson." In the pockets of
the deceased wen • braes tobacco box, with the
name of F. Solomon engraved thence, half of a
foot rule, • cigar beide/Oat& key, clay pipe, a few Inciter
matches, and foamless halfpenny in copper.
Mr. Paget 'eked if the body of the deceased had been
identified.

Inspector Hayes answered in the negative. A full de-
scriptios hod been forwarded to every station-hones.
On the termination of Mr. Hayes' testimony, Mr. Lewis,
sea., of Ely-place, put is a sketch of Heath House and
grounds, on which the magistrate said he would at awe
proceed to the place aid burped it, and asked Mr. Lewis
to secompany him. Heath House trent. the Com-
mercial-road with a foreeourt and small carriage
drive in front. Behind, is a lawn and garden inclosed on
three side* by a wall varying in height from 7 to 20 feet. The
man was shot between the back of the hoax, and the
garden.

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Os the return of the magistrate, the solicitor, sad Mr.
Hayes,

Pap sakei Kt 'Hayes it he intended to produce any
further iridium* to-day?
Kr. Hayes thought not, and is answer to another qua&
tiro said be had forwarded information to the oorousr.
Kr. Lewis said the prisoner could give bail to any
amount. It was more the intention of Mr. Ilebenham to
alarm the burglar than to shoot him. There had been four
attempts to break into Mr. Debenham's premium in the
course of the last few mouths, and he wee of course

somewhat alarmed when he heard • noise last

night. Mr. Debenham's patients ware very numerous,
and were anxiously waiting his attendant* upon them. The
defendant had voluntarily surrendered and gives a tree ac-
count of the unfortunate occurrence, which no one could
deploys mots than the prisoner.
Mr. Paget said it would be most unfair to express any
opinion at prement. The only object in view at present was
to seams the •ttesdaace of Mr. Debeaham at the
inquest and at that court next week, and he
would accept bail for the prisoner, himself in his own
I Pommel recognises*, in the sum of 2,0 CM., and two sub•
stantial householders in the sum of 1,0001. wink
I Mr. John Holt, proprietor of the Marine Brewery, Rat-
; cliff, sod one of the largest ratepaTers in the parish, and
• Mr. Thomas Muon Debenham (the prisoner's brother), of the
Arm of Debenhsto and Towson, auctioneers, offered them-
selves as hail, and were accepted.
j Mr. Robert Debeahane then left the court, surrounded by
' an Immense number of his friends, who expressed the
greatest ay:spit/ay lo his behalf.

MUTH or MIL PINNILL, or THE FORILION-
OFFICL—W• have to *nominee the death of Nr. John
Choker Pennell, one of the senior clerks of the Foreign-
Ake, who died on &larder mornior at Mrs. Croke?.
apartment* at Kensington Palau. Hr. Pusan was a
nephew of the late Right Hoe. John Wilson Croker, sad a
son-indaw of the late Sir Wm. Follett. He wee appointed
to a clerkship is the Foreignefdoe dories the time the
Earl of Aberdeen was fleeretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
In the spring of 1844. The deceased gestleman accom-
I amid his linelleasy 84 Henry Bales. to Washington in
' Nov., 1849, and weeatteshed to the Legation till Aurae,
185 L He was promoted to a senior clerkship in 1861
It is said that he died from cones& and had been ill only a
few months.
THE VOLI7NTAIR RITILIF AT PAN/MANG= PARK.
—There were on the field yesterday shoat 1,600 ride reten-
tion, and a detachment at the Emu Yeomanry Artillery,
with dr light geld-planes, under the command of ()oleos,
Baker. The Counter Cowper sad party were present in
carriages or cm homehack, as we, also the Right Hoe. W.
F. Cowper, Chief Commissioner of Works, Sir Hugh Cairns,
' and many of the. eonety families. The two brigades formed
in contiguous columns of companies, sad afterwards de-
ployed Into Ilse and marched put. The artillery. be olid
' by their band. ems first, sod presented a endieleatly Noble
sod formidable eared. After they pseud, the bead of
the Laden Bide Brigade, stationed to the emirs of the
ground, took no the martial airs, aed to them mantled in
due order, the Queen's WastmlUter, the North If iddison
the 81.. George's, and the Ludes Brigade. The Hart:
corm droned is owlet uniform, followed is good stop and
sadist...like style, and were cheered loy the spectators. The
distriat corps marched also in good order. At the wools-
sloe of the review the military sad spectators alike might
the pabefal eludes of the large area For ths refreshmeat
of the vetaidoure ahoy hernia of Immo-tweeted ale wage
peovlded OF Earl Cowper, sad were doalstiese drunk with
so smell The pabbe refreshed area the provisions
and As veined in the park by the tavaresis of the die.
erica.
Three of the principal New York hotel & Ineiky.
fantod ono morning 2,500 persona—America* paper.