The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-16 00:00:00

OF TIM DON.-D/

saciureicee.—To those who have paid attention to the
changes which have taken plus by the formation of that
part of the Gnat Northern line, extending from the Don-
easter station ground, across the Marsh and Bentley legs,
in the direction of Stockbridge, the occurrence of a heavy
flood was looked forward to with much musty. That feeling
had, if po.aible, been increased by the heavy rains which
have recently fallen, and which on Monday caused the
swears of the river so as to overflow its banks and lay
, the adjoining meadows and pastures completely under
the water. It should, however, be stated that the
top water was not so high by two Get six inches
as it was daring the large flood in April, 1846;
while the water below the mill bridge was noes
known to be higher. It was forcibly apparent, as the
flood had been deprived of its ancient outlet by the Ches.
wokl, and yye~sevenfed, at the same time, from getting away
by the of the railway embankment, that the pres-
sure against the embankment Itself aerose the Marsh, and
particularly near Bentley Inge, would be extremely heavy.
Such proved to be the ease; as the western side of the
embankment was flooded to a great depth, while the ground
on the opposite side was comparatively clear. The withal
being unable to carry off the immense weight of water
which was gradually aseunalating, the flood wag forced on
each hand sonnet the base of the embankment ; ens portion
robing in the direction of the Marsh Bridge, in the rear of
the readies of Mr. John Ward, and running over the
hauling path into the New Cut above the railway-bridge ;
sad the other hurrying forwards, as already mentioned, in
the direction of Bentley Flood Bank and so onwards. Ad-
ditional precautions were taken to prevent farther injury ;
and fins were lighted near the spot where the embankment
had been washed away under the rails of the down line
throwing their lurid glare In all quarters, and workmen
wen employed all might to give the maimed mimeses to
stop farther promo. The trains, however,wee• not Slopped,
but contenued to run as usual, but using only one en of
rails, vie., the Many of the houses and premises
in the neighbourhood wen flooded, and muck property de-
stroyed; pro, hens, and other asimei wen seen floating
down the stream. An immense body of water continued to
flow down the river en the following day, although tin back
water had lett the lend which it hail previously inundated;
but aftewards the flood gradually, but slowly subsided, with-
out occasioning further &same, yet leavingbehind thinness
of its prose's and the marks of its devastation. • most
destructive flood, es far es inesessaiene• and loss of pro-
perty is concerned, tea plus also at Rotherham and
the surrounding neighbourhood en Sunday last. Whilst
the above was itig on in Rotherham, the nod
_people or
Sheffield were no means free from disasters. There the
Riser Sheaf So its boundary sear the white rails in the
nursery, and filled all the lower puts of the hones to the
depth of several fest in that keskty, also is View hoe, toll
rendering the Wicker similar to a broad river. Lady-bride
discharged all the. water with avidity ; bat the anise of
the smaller isle were ihospable, from the immense quantity
whisk rushed onward, and hence it was thrown beck into
the Wiow. A temporary woolen bridge from the Wiest
to the Park, which was erected for the aenvestanira of
workmen passing to and fro, was completely destroyed bat
fertilisable), we have not heard of a single life beher4 jog.
The greatest inconvenience, however, resulted. •ad the
train to the Wicker station was rempletely abegend for
several hour.—Leeds Mercury.
AX EXPENSIVE VlSlTOX.—Yeetettlity afternoon,
between two and three o'clock, one of a drove veined cos-
tg from Smithfield, nide its way into
thy'ens' tambour
nsy, Gewalt-street-road, entering nnd-floor in
Voice about 30 young women were at w. Tie In his un-
wieldy efforts to escepe, be commenced teAsing the frames.
and destroyed about 501. worth of prop' et,. Ropes were
Lessegegderundthe hie h
re orns, and with my ze difficulty be was
Off pmises.

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THE MURDER AT CLAPHAM RISE.
INQUEST.
A her portion of the following appeared in pare of
yeoman a marries of the Barest :
Tioteeday
_Mr. Hinge, *IP smear hr the Daley el
Imeasolon hid sa *moo, at as Tam Mama' Its, sear
Ckplamesmasees, es to bodies of Maas Wails, sad
Maria Wage* Watts, hot denghter, • link gift Meat
aweyan old. inn w'ne nuretwed ea tiaturday =1
kit bp Jaws Wrde., a pashas prima, tad the
lei father respoothely th• -doseasod. min the delea•
Jul
pr
dateika.
Jolla Target, tem. estethaeL—Was a eergesa at Clap-
ham. Was sand alma bellgnt moves ea listarday maw
leg lot to starta Ourpater's-beddisso. Highemst,
Olegkeem Amompahell Oho ashes, tad en@trivia& lame-
diaskaremadol sake Mei the hem Mimeo. sod than
body et a ammo Irks es the Sow ia aa estsadod
tales ea Mr beak. Took held of the mkt aed head a
lto
pekatioe. Saw dna Me *teat hal baeswourtfiet
ad, sad m peessedles to esealas the
OM the Maim aleaked Ma ale tide of the 'mak to
lhe ether Mesa ilme et the threat ; it had cenploaly
divided Mt Mcubic.Nam
bias ihmegb it sad bath Masao
of the Medd rite es sad had ~hod the spied acacia
TM ironed am ibee imam Lag. From the skia to the
*eel edema k ealsadei Misr UM this ea nth sad a
bolt. Whams that poneelad the body of a dud Wag es
the Md. disk spatted Moat twe yam ad; it was /ilea
is a poi dblood.
_east guise warm mad asked. Oa
taming it regal %mil that the threat was rat
la • vay 'MAW my to that et the mothoess4Stial
Mat Ms Mike is the as of the 66E1 W
tidal the spent team. It wetwidest at saes the
deild was gaits Mod. Tbe wowed was fee lashes tram, sad
mem this as tea deep. Tba MEd had ratably beta bed
about sa hoer the SWIM Naga. The mediae was tally
drawl, wink me oessaptioa ef bee obsokiap, shores.tad sap.
There wore ao abet 'marks of visages* sa Whet of the
beam. Thor. wen tee orates larV pelikg bieel Meat
the ased there wet As a geed Mel el late eat of
the berem,d-pests. The meads was ageism asked=
as it dose witk • shoe} inatseamas Kam the
Mgt*, barks 'Monad bow eamtwo or Mat yew age a
OUINVIIIIIS, et a amble baths Oistasted aue ler thumb.
She dad vest Sea- sprat t• be a maim el weak basilem
Did at law hear Ineload.
Mamma—Tamed
by • the unaler et the two demand
was • toadmass mt. Tba said bang a the bed might
twathe the body Wag miser the thee the mem.
William Osiseata, laspeeser et the ♦ Mukha stile ow
l= peek" depend that at alma • gamosolan 7
Satueday meats be was at tbs
Neow-eneet. when ammo smart et lem, moo la ft a Mr-
•
eisd mmase, sad Mama himself to Ma. Me mid, " I
have ame se gles Royalist." WEntlo said. " IThat it,
ad he espilea„ Forearder." Witten sand him arisen
M had strewed, sad Mmanna "My Mk,"
Otarad that she Moos of the am bad blood e pos
thou, sad aw bleed also as ea Ma treat et his skirt. He
bad all bk eiethat as. His eat we soaked will blood.
Clatioasel him, tellies him that saran whisk he said
might be whammed avast kin. He was scabies
way souk aerial the whole that. There was so
apposeame of draakameas. Oa witasn's sang bin,
wan I. aseadtted the market with, Its took boa his let
hued welaseat pedal a rear whisk I. (Maas) sow pro-
dated. [TM Insionmen thus exhibited, was a short-
Mask bask hadlod astramest, of aa ordiaarja=
The ama spoke of la alai la
18,1%udead wiTt Waltilistatied that r. a. mend
the Ma Ailed tin am sad ma of Ms
=e whisk he togibd, thee it me • girl, • yew sad aim
ad. He the osid Mm wt than was saber ails
ia the been, sad begged that be (whams) would mad atm
the sargast se have bar tam away. He Masi Mae the
WM me met Wpea, bet his avOr% helm Ist mertiod her.
Ho this paosejlizindsohnwarde ken eat itakerett
that be wet to lave been abseasod
=71117171 His visit wore to the alba that *ay were to
hem boa derma that day. He had, be laid,
beta "hosoholaks dress," they wer• " to be disarmed that
kg; "he mid ass bar it." Ho added that be kasw
that he bed ellbadei somebody, bat weal as tell whom.
TIM ma ailed& in reply to my quakes from wham. He
than Imams also. Arta a paw of • Waste or two, asked
him il a koi bad any quarrel with his was He said. " No,
se partirehr vulva ; wa have had Mang seturels;
bat mover sap Was swims. We wept a MI
very emaketably tne oreraigin, sad It was oaly after
th• sloth soma fear this moraiag that I was tongsad
to do the." Oa his taking hies U be hard the elan mike
kar, he r•plied that he did, sad that Is then get are et bed,
streak a light, mat doe* (I. • did sot toy )red
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get the guar, sad that whoa be rearmed his mane !AN
ilea, be meld to de it ; bet tko taarew mot uM he
added, sad, bed, wawa, ha killed his will Whoa
M mteekad hay Is aid, the was damns !malt is IM bed,
sad I. Morwarts killed the Mild.
Sy • Jerysaa—Asked his why be did the mt. He said
ha mate set eposaat for it; his poor dear wife was • good
wEho tad le dad a Manful baby At that stags be bunt
ass stK esel whams did aot ask kin my more glottises%
or eviessmo Mardi at the Sem
Hy the Otosatm—Did DM ham ths mm. He asked far
soma Mahe% and swot ealies sod bread sad batter were
saga to him. is WWI kr a wand pardon of besekkat,
whisk INS ,shred; Is ass said that that whisk had hem
shea es bin was gebesed. Did ast me my throat or pee.
sae to Wan bin le asks the Mogpias Malserma. Ito
was deakod ta the Amy, Intadod-ea his am makielse,
at wfthfly mardepriag Kara his MIN tad Mark nabs*
Wiens kis Mild, and takes to Me Waadaworth Polies
Cart, whore be thus remand Is oestody amain his re-
maniattlea it Thursday test
Frederick Leagtoe, sergesat of cease of the V &Mike,
deposed to havlas bias at the iaua with Impel* Otha
sot at tho flit when Watts pve bloseit vs, and sena
hmted the Issansay a the former with avid to what
marred up to tho time whoa be was areas& by oho kimonos
MMk ths ostler, Mr. Swim, •
geoid him to the ham • key witiall=islirlhillei
=him miemed the Moe allo. I Chwesaterhatilikes.
was maim to Wilms Menke la the lame
part of the Mum bee mplag up to wlamas( he saw
two inked feet p4lllllll Meiw Jess the treat beilream
Ia the moo Well was • knelt bas ea Mt lessit, Oho lets
leg • little draws lop sad the elan as Waft avast to
door-Inns. Oa gong towards tits bead he head deo throat
its. The woman wss died, bet mons. Is a bed a the
are seam lay • Mild, ea its hee. and asked, Mai partly
severed by tho bokletleas. Its drat was eab aid the holy
was wain but Mad. The wonea's had seared
ea a ma's
paskat. Naiad two tataarks ea the leading ; they were
these of a wow sal were blasedy, as if Me had am
indeneeniag to jet has deo bask ream Opened the
leek rasa Mew sad therm saw a Mild, which he had
date asentalaid to be Mae yams of sitting
ea the bed. like
47=4 triskaaed at se age, witless.
Asked her if she h sty mime in the tight. She to
plied that Is bad sot Mr. Loring those directed OM OM
Mild should be removed to tho sake bows. Saw at saw
pain ist Me ham. He (wants) thaw seat for Ele. Punk
era its arrived. More me a sidling sad • b*Mpaos
Iliag to the bad.
TM Nasser then Genoa sp. Es obsteved that Mr sass
did met appear to all for my warder natek. Thee •
velastary aahnim wet sailkket la a ekes like that eider
samidnadot had beta wit malibbed. Thom arse at sg•
west naive if for or falmest whisk meld have lei Mt
primmer sewlmaase lhassit. sad due admonition bed tees
Sw ban by the Writer trim. The ere was so
ha its mare that there be as doubt thee Jay
seme to a right Maoism
The teem was thus eisered. sad Mar for
sheet fee Mamie. iba Jury literati a vertaterVilial
muter sweat Maw Wassea"
The whams.
WM were amardiegly bread over appear at
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SUPPOSED CASE OP SUSPINDID ANDIATION.-A
lisitdspeadias mys •—"A mit elegular 11111111fillpseposiol
miles, or what is email Mimed ' trams,' mann
at linsol, an the fams me of eush • temine etwomeer
ei to be worthy of a Medan mdse. Oa IP*lrm manias
low, abets half.past 9 Viten. a widow= men Brew
Blythe's medley of Its. Blythe, of the Sim of Blylbe end
Own, the will-harera ship-beildoes, el Lealt=i4ireet,es spew
restly need witie cholera at Ids
Bristol. He was speedily atteurearieei Dr. Wallis
sad Dr. Oren, two se the -physiskies of tl. Bristol Is-
Imam and Mr. Helm, saves. Be ma ems herimatt',
sad w rw Dr. INNS left Ms, hi. st algid, his vas
that be bad rallied, sad that there was a 'hawse of hi.
memory. At helf-pset two e'slook, however, ea liaturday
awning he appereedy did. At de of the sine Emma-
lag Dr. Oren, Min ea Ws way to Wel hi., was sorption
to hear of his death. He west sad viewed the , sad
ewe a smilleate tkat Mr. Blythe had died hem t
theists. Ta• body be Small to be SOUI wave. Ma at this be
was ass iamb nierised, Man bees so reins. DI- 1
metier were giv.a far the forieral, bi.b wee to take oleos
oa nds, mean* at 9 cesioak. sad a meek' mosesin
Mat 19 Lanes M measles the feistiest ad the demised of
his sadden sad aefensine dean. At viz o'closit ea he'd
day ening Dr. Omen via man whoa be head the
sameary preparation seeds he the hmerel, wad the boob I
um semen dna. Dr. than illreseed the milettaker to
mums the soak. sad ups rerniss the saw dad
with white the body wee enure& to Ids peat
prise he he bind thus it wee will warm. He was
amide to meow for tin, sad suppostd that pr-
imps the sawdust misht have gemmed the lest.
He aoserdlagly arisen it to be removed, sad ordered
that the Mural should ass take pleas till the ant
asiniair, after he had main men the body. Dr. Grose
than isiewmalesual with Dr. Wallis sad Mr. Eideco, sad
they all met at the house at 9 eel** ea Ettaday meta.
Mg, st whin time the prepentices were somplete, sad
the Marin I. waiting to many she body to the tomb.
They Wooled the vitas with warm .tit sad water, bat
wkboat penile. *ay sea& TM body was than sub-
joind to powerful salmis .h.sk., wkirdi nand tite
colon if the body, wed reedited the heads men supple,
bat there were so other U. el life. TM bill sew this
ordered to be kid out la the usual way, nein my saw-
dust, sad at the prison time (Monday _*...a.) So. ex*
tamable', sepia/ease of warmth still
are air %Alm sr dessaipedtbss. The bray sin hi lIIIMPVIMI
be St, Plies Hospital when tuna lain/ VIII
be made ti rakes ennoble.

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Currom-acrout Ornoma.—By
ass pima La the We esielee es atieellufwes ellestee to tile
immes, *dee reweede et Osellorbeese same; al
zieznspere te. The me Irma (12 at 13 irle eq.
92) le es be should be gives
to the Natalie otninesireary esrtheerOsembahaele
ewpan, M &sr eh. afeldbatha et wok mese fa sea
ma is goy as, Lida& M, aid asseeligly peva le gem
thin la a geode osoftsol.