The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-23 00:00:00

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This morning, as soon an the news "Praia
throe* the 'metropolis, large numbers of people iloclud
to the scene of the awful tragedy, but the dime
tiros of the City police were peremptory not to allow
person to loiter about the house. Then was nothing in the
aypeararios of the hone to indicate what only • Lew bows
baton bad takes pine within. The drop wee open for
business se mud, and not • shatter was up. The bodies of
the two chiles= are lying is the top room, the white
'shoo blinds of which are drawn down, and on the seeped
floor, where Mrs. Vyes is Mill lying, the veoetba binds a
lowered.
It appears that since the Manchester tragedy, wine
children were poisoned, Mrs. Vyse bee become mere then
usually contemplative and renewed, and has frequently
esavensed with much 'Grimness on the gabfest These
who know her beet an under the impression thee that ch-
ameleon affected bar mind, es she, too, lost a child to
whom she was affectionately devoted • few Tenths sines.
Information was this morning conveyed to Mr. Serjeant
Payne, the City coroner, but he has not yet feed the time
' of the Inquest, preferring to wait to see what may happen
to Ma. Vyas.
Dr. Ayer, of Artillery-lane, who professionally attends
Mrs. Tyes, has some alight expectation that she may re-
f° 'VW It appears that the is herself the daughter of s
asialiA, and to that fact is to be attributed her knowledge
of the pennons nature of the vermin powders which
she used for the destruction at the lives of her two
children. Ease yesterday morning entered the shop of
deems. Keating, the chemists, of St. Paul's Chunks
yard, where she has been • constant customs
for some years, and in her usual cheerful mane
asked to be shown eine perfumes. She chose out of those
which wen offing fee her inspection • bottle of violet ex.
tracts "1141pmileill some of it on her handkerchief. Then,
when II diesel of twang, she mkt, as if on the impalas of
the .I de " Oh, by the bye, we are infested with mice,
sad welgswe just had to pay 51. for the repair of the mischief
they hen dons in the shop. They are so impudent DOW that
the boa WI awake at night running over the floor. Let
an law some prussic acid till I get rid of them."
The sablatt replied that he could not sell prosaic acid for
snit a purpose, but recommended Beard's wheat as • rats
Means of effecting her object. She stated that she had tried
that, and that it was of no use, and asked for a package ci
Battle's vermin destroyer, which was given to her and she
he
went away perfectly NU:possessed and quite cheMful.
the afternoon she sent out the servant for another package
of the powder, and it is presumed that she bad then the in.
tention of poisoning herself, both her unhappy children
being then dead from the effects of the first package. Some
slight delay, however, spears to have occurred, end she
made the attempt upon her own life with • razor, which she
found on the mantle-shelf of the bedroom.
The only conceivable motive for the dreadful tragedy sp.
pears to have been some jealousy of her husband, for
which, however, there is stated to have been out the
slightest foundation. The family were in comfortable, and
even affluent, circumstance, Mr. true keeping • Undone
country boon in the neighbourhood of Kingurton•apar
Thames. The establishment in Ludgate-hill had been re.
Gently decorated in a very expensive manner, and tie basis
nese, which was that of • bonnet-maker, was Will

hastiee.
This sulaucholy ooserseees hu had a most serious 414
epee the health d Ilir. Yrs, sag his state hu cowl some
anxiety to his medial witieses.

DARING BURGLARY. —NorriNonam, Tat agnst.
—Between 1 and 2 o'clock this morn* a moat daring bar.
glary was committed on the premises of Mews. Cantio sed
Sharp, silk merchente. hoeinton (adjoiaing the tows), ad
about 1601. worth of silk stolen. From what has at Prom"
transpired, it appears that the burglars (four in num*,tn•
tared the second story of the building by means of a Wdsti
•wpm of glass being cut out with adounond. They Metal
obtained legroom to the countiog,liouse, in which was de
e.
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posited a large quantity of silk, and about 2001. worth SUi
COOI packed up to carry off. Fortunately. however, theores
made by the cutting of the glare awoke a nun sod his if
who live close by, sod en alarm was instantly made. Cps
this the burglars seised • quantity of silk, the value of 1601,
which they threw from the window, sod knocked the ladder
down. They then jumped out of the window, and although
the room was two stogie! high they fell on the pavement
without sustaining any injury. Mr. Sergeant Palethorps
and four detective dimes were speedily on the spot, md
the silk was kneed to the farm of Major Davidson at
Sestatoe Dale !hoot half a mile from the scene of the reb•
Mr. naMbOrPe thee obtained an entrance .sto
ton Chun*, from a window of which he IratCpea
the farm. Mr. Sharp and the four officers conoraltf
themselves in a field mar the spot to wait for the
clock
thieves mmin to secure their booty. About 7o' tm
sospioisae•WiMig men made their
the silk in .. tad l'te
looking earetully mead. quickly de t s
"'WM :ke=tst with them A pursuit was Mum&
Mal and the men were speedily app'
Their amass ere Warm May and John at.
They woe
tw
Whoa hears the courtesy megistrates this mornisd. sad
minded until Ilshadny. Scott has been several noses Ile'
'Mealy smelted iff burglary,
_sad the last time be was'
custody he mewed from the ileasield House of Comxtios.
The dim psiessir is • desperate fellow, and has sheaf
hewn seatisted.
Tan FATAL BOIL= EXPLOSION AT GIIIINOCL-m
We regret to learn that, in addition to Jaw Fierde,tbe
batoteewer, whit was killed outright be the esyksme
three Mbar men hays shies died from their Werke. 111.11
Gone
, meet eirlorts hurt survivors, named _
, JeDseald. Berry .100, end James Rama was -7,1
%b.:A.Oh whore the lirat two died La the 0:16111
the 'noncom, and Roma expired later in the /venial; 4%
night.--Axteusass.