The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-20 00:00:00

found in the rooms, ea was also labels which had jut bees
written, apparently with the view of fiziag them to puk-
es" ; the following is the copy of one : " Mr. L. Wright,
passenger to New York."
They are supposed to have left London the ship Vic
toria, wt ich was adverti-ed on the card found is the hems to
sail on Monday last, the day it which they left the hones in
Minerva plea, the some 01 the atrocious m
that
urder.
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Warded to the Metropolitan Polise-ofileo, Mlion,
cm Friday a polimhoondable went down to Portsmouth
M tompany of a rims whose wife had ran away, ihen, n order
tormover some property she had taken with her, won
✓im on board a caul, lie saw a puma answering in every
ameription the nun Manning. He was talking with another
party of Jewish appearance who spoke through his nose.
This party made use of a low express son and then addressed
the ether party es " *moles." The two appeared
steam
to be
oftming a berth in the vemel whisk was going tal mil
Ai New York. :Messengers have been despatched in
messeb, to overtake, if possible, the vessel in question.
A trlegrephic eommusiestion hagsg been despatched
U. Sir George Grey, the Secretary r the Home de-
partment (detailing the cireumatasces attendant upon the
atrocious wader), he immediately ordered the COMMiNiOS-
-41n of Polies to issue the following :
" Metropolitan Police-411CP, 4, Whitehall-plsee,
August 18, 1849.
" ClOOßeward.—Murder.—Whereas • warrant lose been
greeted for the apprehemion of Frederick George Mann ,
ing
late of No. 3, Minerva street, New Weston-wee, Skin-
market, Beimondsey, and Maria, his wife, &cativo of
nova, whose whose maiden lane was Mule Rae, charged with the
murder and robbery of Patriek O'Connor. A reward of
100'. will therefore be paid try h-r Majesty's government for
the apprehenticn of the said Frederick George Manning and
his wife ; or • reward of 501. for the apprehmtelon of either
M theca. And the See-rear, of State will advise the grant
of her Majesty's fff•LioUs pardon to any actorso.ice, not
being the person who 'stagily tired the shot, or ieflieted the
mental wood, who shall give such information and evidence
ea shad lead to the discovery end eonvielon of the murderer
er munition of the bekre-camel Patrick O'Connor, In-
formatics to be given to the li: im stations of the metropo-
litan districts."
Mr. laspoetor Perkins yeat'rlty succeeded in traits tho
cats is which Kunio! lef. Laishridge's, the broker who
bought the furniture, on Wedcralcy morning. The cabman.
it appears, took up his fare its Liernsondary-squars, at ten
Lantos to eight se Wednesday mercies. He was desired
to drive him to the Waterloo ration of the South Western
railway, where he ant hies down .danning gave the cabman
implicit directions to drive through certain bark streets,
which order be obsyed. He hod two carpet-bapwith him,
in one of which the broker 'bass there were three new spits
of clothes. The rum millets Disoning received for his fur-
niture was 131. ; the pollee, however, estimate its value
at 401.
At ten o'clock lot night priests information was for-
warded to the police, which, if true, mast have the effect of
placing the murderers is the hands of jumbos during the

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