The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-16 00:00:00

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LICENSED VICTUALLERS AND TSB POLICE-
DEPUTATION TO SIR GEORGE OW

On Saturday astion of a arrasittoo of
lkensod rietlre#and. or Mr. Br grwis Forster
(etrinnan), Mr. . Wades, leio Mr.
Jadues, JILL sail Mr. oterod J. Baser
t-114 fr terview with Mr Gawp Orey, at
to all sersties as the proseat anoma-
lous pears the liestrel drumlin widt nerd to the
=syne intrados was inteshred by the Mos. F. H. F.
JLT., tele is a Itme siouresiless
itetadathitiawhehee
=7=llll!..44°ll:idse hjtst as Fsssa, to
rove • dierdedy or priasAssakkg pima Teen Ma isearee,e.
✓seresi srgierser red Meal Mir Thus hod bun
severdesiesielesdrehre lisreelasted kr theredre,
aid liminess swidedd to smarm ad malty ereesediedeaw
sernit, aid the ragisheiseard they obenid net bees are&
ihr thmedees bet bee rad is the pence to room the
obsosione Wielded, k inisesir Toys. to do. Notwith;
eYd
haw top thet serseresady whet was the rat
portion of
the viebeeller If -be reed ihr-libeiri4 he was rid to be
wily of swank grosidlisi to law, and the police refired to
*NW flat ski Thigh the inegierstos said shay were bound
to suiden Is ear OMB the yolks dM aei labia requested
by tryst,e miler, he is de pest ragilak7 SOY would not
the viebrier, bed array ars mort whkh
MM to be ea arnell—isa the diestedy poses oat, an weed
weld thee room Na Thla dab at drop invoiral
grased el Os rads, rid
owe le anbted mine to Mr
Clerge, la dr lap web es elder= be given as
avoid relfrio erne dor es ammeisse a
Ilk O. OW odd he weirdest the pollee could sot be
called isto a vidusilet's Irma Mr Eb=ed Mfg* to
d&deer the hew reedy, bst if the pretend a spe-
d& dirge wad pollee of mom sere
Ishe theusress, If to i or; bst, in Nary rich
is.., when the drip bed hiss War, the publican did not
follow the raster up, mil idt 8U the reepongibtlity spa the
police. Mires& of the pore, or a grovonidon to a reach
of the peace, Ma as came ag the kw, hi Winch a
pima might be the te charge • but the jerboa irking
▪ game ought to awry it out, it'd sot leave the pare in
the padre prated out by Mr Ward Moyne to his sli-
ther Wire Mr. Tyliere toredrea

losois-; Mid thoqmselios which they Irmo mansions
to her, dobrodood was cots et pod impottwate to the trade.
Saolmmo moms wait M the hems eta Hammed
births mews of McNiff to • Ism& tit=
sal amass anon* with the Iser et y
ran if the victsollor soled derldmoradats ask
as ins the cam of Mr. Dom*. ems of tho lmodalloa. who
UMW_ lug* Pwasil • pispat
Mlle mos, to Moths lin to as ma
who ha
set of maw" woe afterwmds
badletml dm ma sounit mod Awl Si., beam whack ha lu-
mina cawilisslis mots. Ttriy owl; wanted snow &delta
lino for *dr swidessoos mogiotrates hod laid down at
law that which the wdidsoul art up to.
Sir Gnus° a GMT asked if that really were so?
Mr. FUIeTER midN was. A number of in...maces had
beau collected, to be odimitted fur his consideration, and he
was prepared with a document containing them, if he would
recess.lt.

Sir Grano, Ogre said he would do so with pleasure, sad
give it his attention.
Hr. Doootrr catered into s detail of his case, which, he
said, occurred as it beck so May last, and it had at once coiled
dr attention of the trade to the question now involved.
&r Orono. Oust sad it seemed to him to be a very
lard care under the ciremuntartem elated. He would 'aquae
the document which had hem handed to him, and would
weak to Sir Richard Mayne upon the matter.
it,. BILKIESLIT thanked the Right Hon. Secretary, and
the deputation withdrew.

MURDER 411 T HIGHWAY ROMANY IN
SURREY

On ftat‘rday afternoon information was received
at the Metropolitan Police-Matron in Scotbusd-yard of • mur-
der, accompanied by robbery, on the highway between the
villages of Nut&ld and Warwick-town, in Surrey, a draper,
named Ovenden, having been abet with a pistol on his re-
turn from °oilstone, and robbed of between 41. and 51. The
circumstance has occasioned a good deal of alarm not only
In Hatfield, near which village the mamma took place,
but throughout the whole of the district. The following, se
far as we (Times) have been able to obtain them, are the
particulars of thin shocking affair:—Mr. Ovenden had been
to the village of Godatone on • beakless visit, and was re-
testiag in his light cart to Warwick-town. About a quar-
ter te live o'clock, while proceeding on the road to Net-
ball, he tee accosted by a pedestrian, whom he over-
took on the rood, and who asked him for • lift
in his eat, siting that he was going to Redhill.
The ma wee framed se • labourer, and had eve 7 appear-
ing* of lig eon and Mr. Ovenden complied with hot re-
grind. Hewn accordingly taken up into the cart, and they
purl thmogisNotficild on their way to Radian. They bad
set, bless, gem • very groat distance from the former
whoa they awing at a very dull and lonely pest of the
ma red Mr. Ovenden, ken whoemestement the karma-
lim heni shot hes ehtektrakze,=qll.7 the man,
, whe wee • YU; teming to
' wade Km end Ida ramp or his At lest
Kr. Omelet thereat he was joking, bat he vu soon
=ienffeleednell the men teklog out a pocket pistol and
it "swam& lemeet. SKI Mr. Ovesde• did net
Zetasay serious danger, end, not wialdeg to part
isamosey, endeavoured to make it appear that he
thought the whole affair was Ode. The men, however,
as a determined aspect, and persisted is Ida demand,
and on Mr. Ovenden, Who wee now seriously alarmed,
rdnidm to comply, the villain at once fired the pistol,
the Wise slash lodged in the left breast of hie M-
ao, skittle below the shoelace. Mr. Ovenden, still havi
the nine in his hand, fell to the bottom of the cart, the jerk
Crthe ham up. The cowardly ruffian then proceeded
ea men deliberate meant to ride the pocket of the an-
Oedemata Mao taleUffelli Moo 41. in gold and about It..
In aver, whit which he made off same the country,
leaving Mr. Oviedo' he • somehee state at the bottom of
the cart This OCORITODOO took place about five o'clock
4 the afternoon In breed daylight. About a quarter peat
Ivo o'clock Mr. Oradea, who had been stunned and partly
Crhisthe thee of the shot, came to jajmeedf and
tilit was bleeding from a wound in hie Loui-
e,. He usemged to etaunch the bleeding with a pocket-
handkerchief, end although mach weakened by the lea of
blood contrived to mach his home at Warwick-town, where
he at ewe gave inhumation to the authorities of the attack
which had been model apes him, and at the same time
lodged in the hands of the police • very accurate desuiption
of the fellow who committed the assault. Ile of course re-
ceived every medical and surgical samistance, but on eismina-
lien it was found that the wound was of a much more
maims character than had at first been imagined. On reach-
ing home he was in • most depressed rendition, and, in fact,
almost fainting. He was immediately put to bed, but, not-
withstanding every attention, information yesterday reached
the Metropolitan Police-dation that he expired on Saturday
morning. Mr. Norman Wilkinson, a magistrate ft the
county of Surrey, on hearing of the condition in which the
unfortunate man was, took Ms dying deposition, in which he
gave • very complete description of his assailant. The in-
telligence received in Scotland-mid by electric
of the death of Mr. Ovenden was accompanied bytaa=
bill offering 1001. reward for the apprehension of the person
who committed this atrocious act, and who, from the evi-
dence already obtained by the polite, wad seen by a party of
labourer* at • later period of the day "eking his way to the
village of Ooddone. The following is the dmeription of the
man taken from the deposition of Mr. Ovenden:--" About
six feet in height, light figure, but haring large bones, my
sallow complexion, high cheek bcmer, and very hollow in
the cheeks near the mouth ; dressed in a close box cap,
fitting tight to the head, and • short navigator's smockfreck
much embroidered." The pistol with which the murder
was committed was found lying in the bottom of the cart
covered with blood. It was an ordinary small pocket-
pistol. Since the commission of this murder the police have
been unceasing in their exertion, to apprehend the fellow,
but up to the peewit, moment have been unaumeeduk al-
though it is thought that from the very full description glint
of him he cannot long escape detection.