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London, England, 1867-02-07 00:00:00

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POLICE INTELLIGEfICE.—This Day.

BOW-STREET.
THE JAMAICA INSURRECTION.

This morning, Mr. Fitzjamos Stephens, with Mr. H.
Payne, attended before Sir T. Henry to renew the applica-
tion for warrants against General Neilson and Lieutenant
Brand for tho wilful murder of Gordon.

A witness named William Desborough, No. 1, Tenny-
son-street, South, said that he was acquainted with
Lieutenant Brand, and had soon him going in and out of
Lane's Hotel, St. Alban's-place, Regent-street.
Mr. Stephens, in applying for the warrant against Lieut.
Brand, said that nothing could be further from the wish of
all concerned than tha.t any personal indignity not posi -
tively required by law should be offered to those gentle-
men; and if those who were more familiar than hinasel f
with such matters could devise any means by which they
could be spared the humility of being taken into custody
the prosecution would be glad to consent to it. He wished
to know whether it would be permitted, but the officer
should give Lieutenantßrand notice a warrant was issued,
but that if ho would give his word to appear he need not
actually bo taken into custody.
Sir T. Henry said that power could hardly be entrusted
to the officer that served the warrant.

Mr. Stephens said this was necessarily what would be
considered a severe measure, but they were anxious not to
add any unnecessary severity to that which a compliance
with the law involved.

Sir T. Henry said at the present moment he should not
offer an opinion in the case beyond this, that he considered
a sufficient case had been opened to call for further in-
quiry, and he should therefore issue the warrant. With
respect to the question of bail, it certainly was not usual
to take bail in cases of murder, but this case was excap-
tioual, ifinot unprecedented, and he should therefore take
the exceptional course of accepting bail in this instance.
Mr. Stephans said they wore unable at that moment to
produce a witness to say that General Neilson was within
the jurisdiction of the Court, but that he was instructed
that that evidence could be supplied by James Laing, the
hall porter, at the United Service Club, for whose attend-
ance he asked the magistrate for a summons. A summons
was at once issued for his attendance.

Shortly afterwards James Laing attended, and deposed
—I am one of the porters at the Senior United Service
Club. I know General Abercrombie Neilson, who is a
member of the Club. 1 last saw him on Saturday last. I
don't know his private address. When in town he calls
daily at the Club for his letters. I cannot mention any
other place at which a warrant could be served upon him.
The warrants were then issued against General Neilson
and Lieut. Brand.