The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-05 00:00:00

MULDER OF A FOLKS CONSTABLE.

Yesterday' Patrick Murphy, aged 23, George
Sims, 23, end Catherine Crawley, 19 (who gave the name of
Sullivan when she wan takes into custody), were brought
before Mr. Sean at the Thaw Polio, Court, charged with
being concerned with John Haresay (nnunded 13atarda7),
Jeremiah Malabar (sentanosd to two months' imprisonment
on the 28th ult.), Catherine lisilonta (sentenced to ten days'
imprisonment on the maw day), end ethers, with the wilful
murder of Henry Morgan, • police constahle of the K dirt-
.a.ho was savagely homes by Kelleher end Whin on
y, end who died ed the iujuries he received on
tnom
Mr. Li::se' the superhttendent of the K division, said the
demised Joined the police force on the 20th of Fe ,
1834, sad resigned on the 3rd of Montagu; 1868 and ha
again joined the faros on the gad of November, 1867.
Mr. Selfs said that a very sedum charge was catered on
the police-sheet against Sims, whom he thought proper to
discharge when the one of assault only was before line on
the 28th ult. He thought upon that ociorke that the oon-
duct of Sims was Incorsect„ but that he took no part In the
affray exempt uttering some foolish words.
Mr. James Griffin, insinotor of the K diviske, said le had
spoken to Mr. Yardley on Saturday, when John litanseery
was examined, and the magistrate said that .11 parties/tiding
and abetting in the riot and usault were liable to be prose-
cuted.

fielfs—That is so; bat Sims ism discharged by ms aa
the 28th alt., after hearing all the facts of the aim sad it is
rather a strong measure to arrest him again unless there is
farther evidence.

Itupectar Oritila—He made a speech to the mob aciting
them to Wine the police, who were then taped in a otraggle
with Kelleher.

ir:Selfr Mid that one of the police °manlike engaged in
• violent struggle with a man had to hit that man with his
staff. Sims was passing by, and only saw the polonium
strike the blow, and not perceiving what before
very Injudiciously and improperly Interfered.St=
wrong, but he was guilty of no violence, and he thought it
was a strong measure to apprehend him • second time.
Inspector Orifils—lt was proved, sir, that Sims celled
oat, "The police are worse than &pop, sad deserve to be
blown from the guns."
Mr. Selfe—Bat he did not take my common part in the
affray; and it appeared that all the assault Murphy com-
mitted was to hang on to the policemen's cost tails. It would
be a strong measure for a jury to that the two mat
deliberately took part in the prpetru at a carder.
Orift—The constehles who gam evidence last
Monday
eirie in so much pain hem injuries they received,
end were so confused, that they could not desorthe all the
Key, or the serious nature of the injuries they received.
Mr. Belle—There was no doubt • great row, and mach
violence was committed, and it is difficult to apportion the
share each party took. We mast be satisfied they were there
Or an unlawful purpose.
John Pier, a police mental* No. 422 K, who was
seriously wounded on the °mom was um sworn. He
esid—On Boxing night, Let Satinday tr I was on duty
ha the Milemid-road, between 6 and 6 b lock, and was celled
upon to take Kelleher into °Mod he ematitting • violent
assault on two young area aimed yorrho were quietly
missing idong the rood. I took him into custody and
was violently asmilled by his osuatrimm
,John
Flwaser, who was remanded by Mr. Yardley oa Saturday.
Hestessey snuck me • violent blow on the month and
another on the right ear, from which I am now Mitring.
Thom blows made me stagger, and caused me to relinquish
my hold of Kelleher, who escaped from my custody and ran
away. I punned him into Leelle-eneet, ot him at the
bottom of that street, and took him again. Sa teher made a
desperate resistance; a great struggle woad, and he *track
me repeatedly, and tried to throw me on my back with his
feet. Morgan, the deceased, ceme to my assistance, and we
got him into Jubilee-great, where he reined again, and
struck at us again. He struck both at me and Morgan with
his fists. Kelleher was gaits furious, and beat us over the
head, hoe, and body. The mob,
.prinolpelly °minting of
Irish, *gain %Unused to rescue Kelleher, and we were pelted
with stones. Some of the people laid hold of us sad used us
ray roughly. They also Ind hold of oar saves, and some
of Mem had slings (stones tied up in handhirchiefe) which
they need. One stone stror.k me on the ear, and a large
stone Mrs& Megan on the front of his bat sod cut it.
Inspector Orilla here produced the deseassda hat. It
had been oat through with • stone, and the inspector said
there was • corresponding wound on the deemed • forehead,
Mr. Sub—The rood was newly paved with broken granite,
believe?

hear Orilla—Yes, dr.
P coodaned--ltorame yes 'truck on the forehead with
a stone, and the blood lowed eapiouely. We succeeded in
Igetting Hasher to the end of Jubilee-street, a hundred
yard& nearer to the stades-house, end another struggle
took plus. It was a terrible cos and Kelleher
kicked and plunged vialeatly, nod wee encouraged
by the mob. bother shower al stabs was burled at me
and Morgan. Kelleher is the coarse of the struggle struck
Mogan two heavy blows an the eye. On receiving the
sewed blow siie sad said " That is a settler."
A stimaistserVaaboss bputthed to the station-homes for
eseleemee. Mon policemen arrived, and Kelleher was Axed
to a alreeehar and taken es the statkm-house. I was struck
sad Melmil, sad reedviell blow an my heed and face from
steam. M
vilt y took • very active part in the affray, called
oat to thee mo and palled lashes away. I took • stone
from M .Land. I parried a blow which Murphy
aimed at mobs, aid I seined hlm. I hard Murphy say.
la rekrenoe te Venetian, who was in plain clothes, ' That
man ill • polieweenstable." Them words were addressed to
Mama, who than celled oat "Yoe villain, you ought to be
served like the ladies Sem& Iron ought to be blown from
gab If I were the wawa I would tare ou to pieces" I
sad Morgan were assishei by others of the mob, but I don't
bow their names.

body hod 11•16 Inquired if a post ',wrier,' eternization dthe
!liken place.
Mr. Howeo—lt will take place to-day.
Thomas Variables, We No. 191 K, aid
be received several blows and kicks when he went to
the reistarom of the deemed. He was olio pelted
with states. Murphy aimed a blow at him with •
huge sloes tied up In a handkerchief. He took out his staff
sad struck Murphy on the legs and arms, and disabled him
es well re he mold. Murphy wee very violent, called him
• dog, and said Le Imow him though be was in priette
clothes. He beard Sims call the police Semi, and say
they meld to be served like the Bepoys. Helmew the girl
Crawlerfortirch and she knew him, and she was very ac-
tive la the mob to beat the policeman.
Mr. 19•16 y, you appeared to have been ill-used very
amok bet weak.

Venablee—l was, sir. I was beaten terribly. Stones w.
thrown at me by the mob. I was very seriously injured Ind
received a blow on my aide. I feel It now, and have been
vetry ill ever since. . . .

Inspector Oran said that the deceased wee very 11l on
Monday, and could not return to his duty. On Wedneeley
the deceaaed became quite inaenaible and continued in that
Nab until Saturday at noon, when he expired. The de-
ceased was a tall, strong, and healthy man before be met
with the injuries, and be was only 2d years of age.
Mr. Robert Ed ward 8 wyer, surgeon, residing in the M i I e-sed.
road, stated that he eaw Kelleher make en unprovoked attack
on a man, who ran for protection into the Crown public-borne,
and he was dragged out. He saw an Irishman,
pick up a stone, and ha said " give this to icor
head," and threw it at the police, films was in the
crowd inciting the disorderly mob.
Inspector Orden produced four policeman's hats which had
bean cat through and through witn atoms.
Mr. Self, said, on the evidence be had already heard, he
should remand the prisoners until Monday next ; but De
had no objection to take bell for Sims, if he could procure It.
Sims was remanded with the other primonere. Au applica-
tion le to be made to the Seorstary of State for Kelleher to
be brought up at the next examination.

ROBBER,/ OP BAIT-NOTTS AT LIVEIPOOL, AND
Ccaysa CApTv RR OF TUB Tannic—On Saturday res-
in Lac a telegeephie camenaleathin wee received at the
Ores Mth Polico-stsdon, stobeg the derapdon of two men,
who, after et the adroit°, et Mn. Armitage, 148,
akeeended, after larder an entrance
IDattletv"l'Wreene end etearg thaelean 1361. in Bank of
England war and gold, togethse with two geld brooches.
Whilst staying at the collmehemes an the men had a
bur directed for Mai to • In Greenwich Hee-
rtal, and on the robbery being d the Bra thought
that suggested itself was that the thieves tot sod
mightpossibly be found at Greenwich also, Accordingly,
an of the Liverpool constabulary, with the
son of lin. Armitage, arrived in Greenwich ca
Sunday, In order to prosecute their search. Tab-
day morning. about no_ me, they were together at the Prince
of Kass Tanen. Lance-genet, Greenwich. when the
bead of the Royal Marines happened to pus through the
town, playing; AL attracted thie attention of the oflicer ead
Mr. Armitage', sad whilst listening to the music they espied
the two ass whom they were In quest end with the as-
slams of eurtables both were speedily in retry. A
sob was the called, into which they was bead, when ore
of them was obeerved to throw something out of the window,
which, ea being picked up, was found to kw • 101. note.
They were Una tame to the stetios, sad ea the cab bang
subsequently washed, • pass eonadalng 61. in gold was
found under ass of the rats. They gays their name Hoary
Smith, 23, sad Robert Moon, 29, but nitused their address.
Testeniay niterseca, from further labriestion received, Mr,
lospoolor Then owned a Gresawleit Wiegman named
Pedilinere, sad his wits, end a your near Mare, to be sp.
prehended en • charge of hirodosely reesiner • part of the
ears preperty. Tree bole the divulged, WV. in gold, and
sera M. arse were afterwards token possession of by the
Oka be. • ors with whom this amount bad bee de.
poet's.. This person did not know that the money was the
yressole et the robbery, and will appear r a witness against
Me_preasre dds day.
THI DRIVE" OP A CART RUN OVER AND MUD
BY A YAW.—On Mr. Baker held an brat at the
Losace Hospital ea the of Oberles Goodwen, aged K.
The deeseeed woe driving • art shag the bow-road,
whim the driver of ens et M. Waimea end West•lre
wen passed Wu en the wrong Ms of the reed; ths wheal of
the ma braked the deemed dews, sad paned over bleu.
Hie barns were we* antehed, sod eiGisbNics of both
hp nu mimed, but Its dled on Pridoy. Tho Ceram
Observed the* hie relettna would have geed prom' for ea
earn easier the driver AC the van, or hie employes% Le
dansges. net the deconsd's death wee tamed
by Ins big owe OM by the van."
VIITIRAL PALM 0111 SHILLING DAT. on
MONDAY, JAW. 4,-Aguthigkille m maw, 2,320; dale,
by seism aim, 406 ; obliges, 2,734.