The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-21 00:00:00

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THE NORFOLK ASSASSINATIONS.

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Yesterday the protracted incur', before Mr. Press,
the Reda canner. was rammed fee the Math time, at the
Kbg's Heed ha, Wymeadhems.
The Claremse said he had resolved emiese enenymons sag
ream Meths to the present laquiry sad ameoget Mien
a Mater peopedes numerics se the ot;li mune al dimmest,
failwhore Me weapons of the innederer bad been hidden !
em eater In the Soda mastehnlety. produced
seven Wars whisk be Ina la a deck at Potash fees. They
were written by the esessed, J. B. Roth, to his son, but
threw no light on the WO* of inquiry beyond the feet of
their eibititiag 111- Wisps towards the Osesesed. In oat
letter Rush says—" I as getting ready for Mr. Jenny."
Susannah Morley (a little girl) said : I went as servant
to young Mr. Rub at Potash Farm, about a fortnight be-
fore last MiehaelMits. .1 left on the Monday before the
warden were committed. I went home; I was in the
habit of gels; home whey ay mistress went out. I went
eat at the direction Of rem Mr. Rush. I returned on
Thursday morning, about to .clock, batL when a short dis-
taste@ boat the farm, I met Mr. Rime° 2.7.. t. St told me
to go hems wain, and come back on the following
if I had no further orders. I returned the next morning,
and I met Mrs. Porgies, who told me not to go until I was
sent foe. I then went home. I knew by this time what
had happeasd.
Mr. Caen. clerk to the magistrates, went into a lengthened
detail of his search c.. Potash-farm on the 2nd init. and the

finding and nature of the forged documents, all of which was
given at some leegth in our node* of the examination of
B.ash at Norwich Castle on Friday.—Mr. Cann added that
are small keys were found la the tia box. lie did not know
whether they opined eay Wilma the entente of Stanfield-
ball- The Coroner said this woman Important fact to learn, for
sagreelei Rash to have bees the murderer, a motive would
prefer ask that he mat there with the keys with a view
et Owns the duplicate amiss tithe agreement in some part
of -Pe ban, and la the moat of being hereafter sae-
=he would tura reeled and inquire why they
him—he was es pod teem with Mr. Jermy
R had got the aymarat missed by Mr. Jermy,
ear espies would be bead sa his peesewien at the hall.
The Cermet tam mewled to the Bridewell with the
jay to take the kriamay of Emily landlord. He said he
wee precluded lbw taideg reporters with him iato the
prison' but sheril be happy oa his return to detail such
ask of her evidence r might be required. They
=I; ly proceeded to the Bridewell, and Emily
was introduced. Her examination lasted nearly
three hum. The coroner and jury having returned to the
basset-room the foreman suggested to the coroner the read-
ies of the additional statement of Emily Sandford, which
was dose. Her evidence is respect to the forged documents
was exactly the slur as she addeeed at the Castle, and which
has already been published. The following important facts
were elicited from her, however, which as yet have
not been disclosed to the public. She mid Reek
was out five or six nights just previous to the
murder to look after poachers. I never maw him ste oat. He
told me always to keep In an adjoining room. On the Mon-
day evening, the might before the murder, he was oat about
two hours. When he returned, he went straight to his
room. I did eat see him oonie in. Rs told me to keep to
my room. On Tuesday, the 28th alt. (the sight of the es-
samiaations) I went te bed about half-past nine o'clock. In
the middle of the night, or early on the following monster,
I was awoke by a rapping at my door. I heard another
rap, and Irked who is Were ? Rush answered, "Open
your door; I wish to bid yea good night." I got out of hod
and unfastened the door. I retained to my bed, and Rush
then same in. He was manage& He leant against the bed,
and I saw that he was trembling violently. He said, "If
you heir say inquiries in the morning, you must
mind and my I was only out tin minutes."
Noticing his trembling, I said " For God's sake
what is the matter ? what have you done ?" He said, " You
must recollect and be firm; say I was only out ten minutes."
I again asked hiss, " What is the matter ?" He said
" Nothing, but you may Mar of something in the morning."
When he went out at the previous evening, I saw there was
no fire is the room. After be had returned I saw one bad
ban kindled.
(With reused to the above visit of Rush to the bedroom
of Seedbed, it may be stated that the police arrived at she
farm about two o'dook in the morning, and they Leer that,
them ham his back room window, which overlooks
the farm, Rush sought the unfortunate wjman with a view
to intimidate her aot to divulge his movements in the early
part of the night.)
There wire so other Inertness to examine, and the jury
declared their verdict, " That the deceased Mr. lease Jermy
and Mr. Ileac limy Jermy, were wilfully murdered by
James Stanfield Rush."
The search for the weapons still proceeds with the most
active energy. Upwards of seventy of the police and
labourers are daily employed in the vicinity of Potash Fern,
and the park attached to Stanfieldball, in the search. No
fewer than 15 pit-holes have been emptied ; also all the
wells, and several miles of ditches and water-ways; hot no
trace has bees pleased of the fire-arm of the assassin. The
plantations sad preesrtes have been scoured with no better
suateso. The polio. end labourers are now collected on the
Potash Farm, terming over the dung-heaps, pulling down
the ricks in the yard, as well as turning up the ground in the
garden. Mrs. Jenny and nil Chestney are feet recovering.
In the coursed Tuesday the reporter was permitted by
Sir John Boileau and the Rev. Mr. Pestle to ge over Potash
farm, which since the epprehension of Rash has been in the
hands of the police. He says, " The farm-house, which is
a neat looking brick building, remains in the occupation of
Mr. James Rush Jan. (a young man, apparently 19 years
of ego), his wikt, brother, two female servants, and the boy
Savory. It is 'tumidly situated betweee Retteriegham
Lodge and Bembsid-ball, with a garden in front, and offices
in the rear. The Mime, has excited mach observation by
p
its pember esmineties sad multiplicity of doom inunedl-
portion by 1•11
4.B9suas:Blwith the ezterior of the buil. The
%ee and Emily Sandford wasding the end
farthest hem 4 read-skis. For concealment he had aimed
up all ammenisation to his apartment by wearing the doers
of the memo stempied by his sou and the remainder of his
family by reams el errs bolts and locks. He had chosen
the boot &sr es the mama of his apartments, and the
family RIMIIIIIIIIOIIII4 to use one of the backs= from
the farmasel. Irk and Emily Sandford's apart-
meats were well situated for seamy. They comprise& two
name ever the dinisyreem (la whisk was the secret closet),
leaked by a phase primp, rd Ikea by a thick dear with
er re belts sad jib. It wee hem where Emily Baulked was
herr eip wkee cost 1414tever from Norwich, and there
kept ealorera le the err several days. In his bad-
man is a limp skeet, I. the police found the disguise
he is pregursed to have wan on the eight of
the swam Om sow remains hangin up in the
dietlt iia widow's dross, quite_ now, made,
k is mid,, expressly to At Rush's ague, with a Neck
rip Maar and • double fell, as thick as to render it la-
pliable to dialers the features of the wearer, although from
mike it every eisi.et can be viewed. In this Its has been
haunt to have gone out lacer than car, and but a few
Pori Mire the radar was perpetrated, he was acmally
sem is W attired in it. He was recognised, sad
sem gatfm followed him, bat be reeseded in eluding
rem llaa the durum of the ales. The bey Savory re.
tears es the &a under the surveillance of the pollee.
It is now believed that he had been prompted by Rash
to seeks the wedge er peg he so fully deectibed at the
ler meating ef the fury for the police have ascertained
tact it am MA stns thought of meta the Wednesday
ampleg (the ameing allowing the murder). Savory
rem trees it, sod 'NOMA it over with dirt, to make it ap.
per Oat it had hem sade some thee. Such se one of his
ammleadons 0 the &Uwe% celled Sassy forward,
r rad, by bb ewe lasemptka, showed that from
Ihe pelikaelbk (Ihrocry's) bedroom it was impoesible for
say eise to hue gem bre Ur back kitchen and taken away
re bars Maser as betray it. A visit to the house and the
podia Si his hareem with that of the bask kitchen at once
peas Sr insesielomy of the ellatiammt. They are quite
le ineetwe pile o
ff the e ... mike the same roof,
sad kWe besad to her alsythiag of the
kind be spell if ;le Ike whole sews a the tow
bow seightli samovel his lamb. it, in mum
pates a Me 011 Mem of his t from the
back bleats, eel a strong pmts wall them. It
may here be obsereed that dire is • door leading from the
of the %met mospled by Rush to the bedroom of
Seerlyas, sad lillyierMe thst the accused may have bed
somarmierka with him, base the polies moke to hiss, ea
sixt the istesits the murders."
The Om is sommittal, is carefully walked by
oar el the. Mr night sad day. At kw be de
and perm restless
leavingst' is an agitated state. He tylrillera
morels, sad Pincipally employs his time is loWag and
Norwich pepering me, for it is stated he is deterared sr
employ leghis
it defa
to wad his owe sew Ilmealyer
puma whol,meted him at Norwich Carle has berm hie
cos, Mr. &are Ranh, wham he eatreate to emit bisaself to
obtain the sermary euredes to release Ilialkomeri eg, ii,
er ord, es he states, that Me Easy sot be till his
trialarmee on: The megieleatee, beweva, berat that
she prefers restainiag at the &Mawr ! mall the rims, and
apnoea her waked& err the kind treatmeat the has re -
eeived at the se& More disclosures of an important
character hams At is stead, base made to the authorities.