The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-21 00:00:00

THE SUSPECTED MURDER AT NORWOOD.

At the Lambeth Polio►court yestenlay Edward Tamar,
aged 19, and John William Clark, 23, labourers in a brick.
geld at Norwood, were charged on suspicion of causiog the
death of the deceased, Louisa Dyer. The first witness called
was Inspector Dunlop, of the It division, who said that be
apprehended the prisoner Clark. Oo seeing him (Clark) on
the evening before (Sunday) be told him who he wee, and
gave him the Deoessery caution. Prisoner admitted
having beard of the body of the deceased being found.
and that he had bees lo her company on the Tuesday
night last, but said that be left he: at the Canal-bridge,
Anerley, at 7or half-past 7 o'clock. He denied having
bean at the Robin Hood public-house with the deceased,
and said that when be left her ahthe Canal-bridge she went
away with Todd like other prisoner). He then took him
nth custody.
Sergeant Thome, on. of the Scotland-yard detectives,
said that on the meting before he west to the lodgings of
the prisoner Turner, at Prune, sod haying cautioned bin,
asked him the cause for absenting himself from his lodgings;
and he said that on Thursday, after the body had been
found, his fellow-workmen were chaffiog bins with having
something to do with it, and that was the cause. He ad-
mitted having heard that the body had been found, and
that he knew the deceased, and said that on the evening of
Tuesday, the 14th, be sod Clark had bees io her company.
Clark, be mid, left her at the Canal-bridge, and he (Torpor)
then west with her, and they walked together to the
Madeline-road, where he left bar, and returned to his
lodgings about ten o'clock. The prisoner denied having
gone back to the Robin Hood public-boon with the de-
mama and Clark after the time be spoke of. Witness then
took bins into custody. . . . . . .

In crossexaminatiOli the witness said ha had examisod
the primmer's clothes, and did sot discover any marks of
blood on them ; and Inspector Dunlop made the same ad-
mission with respect to the clothes of Clark.
Mr. Charles Wood, surgeon, of Pens, then deposed
to the facts detailed in the evidence above.

Either Graves, a young woman, of Croydon•road, Pear,
said that on the °vetoing of Tueeday last she saw the pri-
soner Clark go past her muter's house with a female in
dark clothier, and proceed is the direction of Mr. Freud's
hayfield. The man seemed much the worse for liquor, and
they appeared to be having some words.
Edward Davis deposed that at about a quarter to nine
o'clock oo Tuesday night he saw the prisoner Clark with a
woman seder a tree, in the Auerley-raid, and Turner at
the I me was about twenty yards off.
James bleed, penman at the Royal Oak public-boom,
Peep, said that on Tuesday sight last the deceased was at
his ntaster's home, wish two men like the prisoners, but be
should not like to say they were the same, sod when out
with his beer, he saw her with two men in Mr. Fraud's
hayfield.
The prisoners were remodad.

Tar Niw Cues.-1110 number of candidates for
admission to the London clubs of the first order has become
so large, and the difficulty of election so great, that some
remedy to this state of thinp had become indispensable.
The Junior Carlton Club bas accordingly been founded, and
more recently the New Club Ism been started under the
auspices of au influential body of noblemen and gentlemen.
The site of the club is in Pall-mall, and we under.
s.. that the members (limited to 2,000) already 'amber

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AsTLITY FOE FATHERLESS CHILDREN. The
twenty-ninth annual meeting and midsummer election of
this institution was held yesterday at the London Tavern,
Mr. Alderman Lusk I. the chair. A very satisfactory re.
port was presented and unanimously adopted. Amongst
other gratifying statements, it mentioeed that the debt had
been reduced by the sum of 3,8054, leaving now doe
10,80 W., towards which there are promises of OM' I,oooi.
The present number of Menefee le 186, and fifteen additioeal
children (tee boys and five girls) were elected. The health
of the children at the preset time is stated to be good. Votes
of thanks were accorded to the board of management and
outgoing oaken, and they wee* all re-elected.
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