The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-07 00:00:00

THE ESCAPE OP KRAUSS FROM HEWOATE.

LATEST PARTICULARS.-(THIS DAY.)

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This (Wednesday) morning, at 10 o'clock, Mr.
Sheriff Cockerel! and Mr. Sheriff Twentyman, with the
under sheriffs, Messes. Farrar and Gammon, with the
visiting justices of the prison, proceeded minutely to ex-
amine the cell in Newgate, and the way taken by the priso-
ner Krause in his daring escape from the poL The door
of the cell in which he was confined is el great thickness, and
the time he must have been occupied in hewing his way out
could not have been less than several hours. How this
could have been effected without some one or other of the
turnkeys hearing him at work either by day or night is a
mystery, and we understand it is a nutter which requires a
much clearer statement than has hitherto been made by the
officers to the prison authorities. Once out of his cell,
the remainder of his mode of escape was evidently easy ;
and being in his usual dress (the case being a re-
manded one), it is not to be wondered at that
he got clear away after dropping from the low
ledge over the pol kitchen. During the whole of yester-
day and throughout the night, up to the meeting of the
justices this morning, not the slightest clue to his present
whereabouts has been obtained ; and it is generally thought
he has managed to escape to the mut end, and that he is
either in ambush on shore there, or concealed in some vessel
in the neighbourhood of the docks. The sheriffs this morn-
ing have put the nutter in the hands of Smith, the de-
tective (who so cleverly caught the two thieves a few days
since who plundered the premiss of Messrs. Pritchard and
Co., the tobacconists, of King.street, Snow-hill), for him to
deal with in accordance with his own judgment.

ANOTHER MURDER IN TIPPERARY.

DUBLIN, MONDAY EVENING.

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A farmer named Maguire, who lately took pos-
session of a farm from which a man named Kennedy had
been evicted, has been shot dead to-day in the neighbour-
hood of his own farm at Glenbowen, in the county Tippe-
rary. This is the fifth murder in Ireland within the last
eight weeks or so. In all seven lives have been taken ;
only two of these murders, however (those in Tipperary),
are of an agrarian character.

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