The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-07 00:00:00

THE SUNNING•HILL MURDER.

Since the murder of Mrs. Butler in the at
Sunning-hill Park, the seat of Mr. Crutchley, oars it the
county magistrates, the Berko police, under Mr. Superin-
tendent Iremonger, in whose district the crime was com-
mitted, bees been unremitting io their search after the per-
petrators of this oold•blooded crime. Not a day has been lost
since the inquest, and no trouble has been spared (he it said
to their credit) to trace or find some clue, if ever so slight,
which might lead to the capture of the suspected parties ;
and their exertions have not been unrewarded. It seethe that
last Saturday week Superintendent Iretnonger wrist iuto
Buckinghamshire, and visited Great Marlow fair, in the hope
of hearing some intelligence of the whereabouts of the two
tramps, a man and woman, with a dog, who were seen by
Keutisb, the Windsor caerier, but a short distance from the
lodge, a few minutes previous to the discovery of the
murder. While prosecuting his inquiries in a low
heerhonse frequented by travellers he ascertained
that tee tramps, one of whom had just been
left by the won= in whose corn y he had
been seen (the woman being &ease ansed by a slogi bed
been arrested on the previous Wednesday for sleeping order
a rick at Great Merlin/, and impel...nod in the gaol at
Aylesbury for vagrancy. The non's names are William
Smith and Thomas truest, and both, it is understood, were
formerly in the Coldstream GUAMX. Superintendent Ire-
monger ascertained tbat Smith, at the time of his appre-
hension. wore a blue guernsey with a white smock over it,
and that the woman had gone on to Abingdon, having left
Smith on account of his illtreatrueut. Furnished with this
information the superintendent last Moiday proceeded to
Witikfield, the perish in which the murder was committed,
to see if anyone could be found who could identify :smith,
but was uusuccessfol ; in on Tu-slay he proceeded to
Abingdon, whither, it was stated, the woman had gone, and
searched the lodging-boo-ea, but without result; whew Mr.
Superintendent Hedger went on to Oxford and Walliegford
in pursuit. Os Weduesday Mr. Iremeterer again went over
to Winktiski. and this time was successful in finding some
one who could identify the troops imprisoned in
Aylesbury gaol. This person won Fred. nek Smith,
coohman to Lady Wiltshire, at whose residence
William Smith (the tramp) had called for the pur
pore of legging, and was turned off the premises,
after frightening the children by his toughie-se, by their
father the eosehman, who declared at owce that he could
pick Smith out from among any number of persons. Ac-
compassed by Saperinteudent Inn...neer, the arichan.b,
by Lady Wiltshite's permission, proceeded to Aylesbury
gee! on Thursday morning at au early hour, for the lee pose
of identifying Smith. Guest was first called it, but the
coachman at mice said be was not the Map, anti he was then
shown Witlient (who, dossed in pi isou was
at the time of the visit picking o.ktim). The coeedhan im-
mediately i.leotitied toe litter prism er, nail a, let that
who n benne Smith at Wiukti.l,t he wore o b; ue guernsey,
with a wise., site,k over it, other a bill)c•x:k or • .1, t,ou-
serut •nd old leather shoes. Tie ekt lies t• itar in : o•.il. on
his admission into the gaol were then prolosed, a .1 found
to coincide with the c....chniati's pwvi. us d...,:, " of Ina
apparel, but the blueguerusey was leiss'ier. The....e.ossweo
examined, and ate spot of hips' wee (ouzel ot. to • ...wk.
frock, while the shirt eas clesu, haring !islets, been ....had.
The nets at Marlow, and also a egey e at Litt!,
whe re the two men slept on the bight fo.es isms to `-• ir a ..-
prehoo`on, have boo searched, lit the nits.n.,; ,411t10..y
and stick with which the noisier is suppose., to h.ve been
committed have not been found ; but so lerithe 11.0.:, _
teodeut 1. intoner discovreed that Stietli had pl. tit..l a new
ttatnmel net (usual in estchiug game), sieteee yards in lethal],
at Marlow, and this net, which was proisbly stolen from
the neighbourhood of the Peens of the murder, will per-
haps assist in establishirg the identification of :smith, and he
another proof as to his o lierestietute Da taro day the crane wog
committed. Smith wall, howesera on the expos. iii. of his
month's imprisountent, he brought before the ...egistrates
on this more serious cheese. Ile is • man of forlothee and
sullen nraotranee, with dark hair and whisker... lit the
meautinte Colonel Shindy, the chief of the Ikeks
ccu-
stebulary, has sent out geoutieg petits is the hope of
finding the womau, and should these be successful .0 appre-
hending her, it is very likely the real perptetatur of glee up
to the present time, very mysintious murder will shortly
be disclosed.

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