The Express. — 1867-09-11 (London, England)

THE MURDER IN THE OLD KENT-ROAD.  At the sitting of the Lambeth Police-court yesterday morning, Louis Bordier, seed 32 years, currier reading at No. 3, Milstead-terraes, Church-fields, Chtirchstreet, Old Kent-road, and who stands committed upon the coroner's warrant, was brought up on remand, before Mr. Partridge, charged with the wilful murder of Mary Anne (previously by mistake called Emma) Buoy, a woman with whom he cohabited at the above address, on the morning of Tuesday last. The prisoner has several times expressed his regret that he had not fully carried out his long premeditated plan of taking the lives of his three children, and then committing self-destruction. He has frequently requested to be supplied with writing materials, and it is stated that since the time of his remand he has written • full confession of his crime.  Yesterday he appeared very weak and dejected. Special care was taken of him, in consequence of • message forwarded by Mr. Keene, the governor of Horsemongerlane gaol, to the officers of the ipolies-eourt, that during the time of his inearaeration he had frequently shown Mins of such great dejection that it wu feared if he was left alone he would carry out him original intention of commit. ting suicide. Upon being placed at the bar he glanced in • very anxious manner around the court, and upon his gaze falling upon the relatives of his victim he appeared moat painfully affected. Mr. Inspector Davey and Sergeant Turner, of the P division, again conducted the can on behalf of the Commiesioners of Police.  lii:P;ririci, addressing the prisoner, asked him whether he would like to have a legal adviser, although he refund to do so on the last axasion.  The prisoner in a quiet tone declined, saying that it would be of no benefit to him.  Mr. Hingamill, the clerk of the court, then proceeded to reed over the evidence of the witnesses examined teat week.  -Daring the reading of the depositions the prisoner because fearfully agitated, and sobbed andiblywhilet his little girl, Celestine, was attending to Mr. Kingsmill and testifying to the oorrectness of her statement, that after her mother went upstairs with her throat cut he went into the bedroom where she and her little sisters were lying, with • knife in one hand, and held down her head with the other hand.  Mr. Partridge having put the usual question and caution to the prisoner whether he had anything to say in defence. The prisoner in a very low tone of voice said, " No, thank yon, air, I have nothing to say." Mr. Partridge—Then you are fully committed to take your trial at the Central Criminal Court for the wilful murder of Mary Anne Snow. The primmer, who held down his heed, was then re moved to the gaoler's room, and moon afterwards conveyed to Horeemonger-lane gaol in a cab.  BRUTAL MITZDZIL BY ITALIAN Simoes.—On Monday night, about 11 o'clock, • young man named Horgan, the eon of a pilot belonging to Cork harbour, was brutally murdered by a number of foreigners, who were ashore from an Italian vessel lying at Queenstown. It appears that the deemed, after leaving • public-house on the Mall, where be had been taking a glass of ale, met with the foreigners who were • along the street. The latter bad been lighting previously, and were in an excited state. While Horgan was pamiog them the foreigners knocked against him, in order, it is supposed, to pick a quarrel. Homan immediately resented the immlt, whereupon the It4ians drew their knives, and fell upon him with savage ferocity. After stabbing him in different places, the perpetrstors tied towards the water's edge, and attempted escape by swimming to their vessel, which was at anchor within half • mile of the shore. The cries of the wounded man brought persons to the scene. Horgan, who war found lying on the ground, bleeding profusely, was removed to • neighbouring house. Drs. Lewis,, Fords, and Mathew were soon on the spot, but their assistance well of no avail, the dimmed being fast sinking. Three stab-wounds were discovered on the body—one on the back, another on the hip, and the third (which proved fatal) in the region of the heart. The police, who were in the meantime made acquainted with the murder, proceeded in search of the Finding sailors' clothes on the beach, they premptly put off in • boat and arrested two of the offenders swimming in the water. It was stated the party consisted of five, and the police, havineicideertained the name of the ship to which the sailors be , went on board that vveseL Without much difficultythey were enabled to apprehend two other seamen, whose return on board was accomplished under peculiar circumstances. These also, it would appear, swam from the shore, and on the way were picked up by a boat, which put them into their own vessel. The names of the prisoners are Antonio Eremitic& Davidde Macellari, Emidlo Pazzini, and Baldaffaire MoriciL A 81:711PECTZD