The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-22 00:00:00

'11: NUIDAIIt Ar STIPNSY.

up to yesterday evening aothiag had Unnotioed
pray* ter,Jiag to dew say use a the issokse of tho
unfortuan at
/66. Itteriay. Per the pram% Weed,
the anew i• lomotal win shark as mash gamy as the
newt et gond, althwestalonsuiginths racets=
derctive camshaft the of tho
pro, nrotimadlard, la ion to the local divireall
priee, an actively super ia oodeamstring to throw Mar
lent apse it. 134 Monday evening, after the is.
immt had bra adjourned, the body of the dr
cate"l, at the Ulnae*, of Mr. Ruse, who had and us
bar sacitor, woe proof drat in • bads* sad Shea as
eat eie6o. sad renriond iron her late issidoses to the
Tew Hann (ninon_ , sot, howwvier, far hoosoMatre
isi•••••ii.nt, bat to be placed in • repos" thorn and so to
revive for the proseat. It is uappwwl by those bast am
nimble! with their saris that sboright ham had 50f. or
100'. in the hour on tho Monty alskt on whisk it is
wn.•d the murder wee ccemarned. The maim is whisk
the lA/ odd was fond seersted I. b goal 'Aar ea Moo-
day in wn.ng Irl, whoa the hour Win balsa esarobed, se-
wrung it was placed there by her on bemikis • little ssig-
retire of her penurious tura of Iliad, sad it any he
apprelresKier that the knowledge el bar wealth nightesembrie
to an attempt at robbery or*cleats. It waadresirorn under•
smith about a ton of PAW - nr. of it, is gold, !mail wan"
la • piece of wan-leather, and 161. 2a., to silver, was
in • tia rase ; the whole rug rolled in • pier sf arty
printed cyan It woe her habit to lodmions of man is
the London sad WWWWWW, Bask, ori deposit who, tat
never for say length of time, for she held beakers'
Interest in small eMeea, and —the money beiag readily
availsble m that avwklal‘vll.l”o4
intim for • more profitable iaver of maat it. la this
Mew she bought little pitches of bows properly to some of
the most wretched twit. of Bethnal-gram sad tin eurreawl•
la; voighboathiesh the rents of rehire etaat the ussi
sf her time in ralecuag penonally hula • bumble 111118 of
people to nor of whom she gam, oa any teeeseee, moire
, time week'. grace, and in case of wompsysishl had imme-
diate recourse to a speedy process of Operant unarm to
the law She owned whole streets la son of the most
per 11y-stricken districts in the sot of Longa, la ane of
wh,ch, Barnsley-street, the was sapped 11108800. nate on
the a•ii-mOOO of Monday week, the day ea which ehe WM 111114
owes alive; and she hail also at Momfon, Dagoarma,
Nark in, Peckham, sad other plea within•mMwWrant
1,,W0u. Erupt a niece, amen to have had ao blood
relator ; bat once her death nen' ham tamed
tap t claim kindred to her, none of whose preamies an
pot stand the test of szaminatiou. Not long age she in.
anted to a friend her intention to down moot of her
wealth to the endowment of an slanour altar bar death,
and it is mid consulted her sobeitor as to thomparatisa of
a will carryiag out her views in that sad o
bat her violent drsth supervean before the =as
enehridied in legal form. All her nods and tandassata
she kept deposited in her own bows, and cm as en
nainetiou yestonlay by her solicitor they wen all fond in
.seder and intact. About seventeen yeses egg_ being then
• widow, she was roamed to her sertad bursin. Mr.
may, low dead, and tm that oceasioa some properly she
bad in her own right was settled in hr nitwit to -titehrea,
who have ever sines coatrun Mad for her. The rend
marriage is mid not to ham lossm_
cies, sad noes
bee haelsad's death she has sadateesed Itin,le or me iath-
ascy his relations. Meet the leepenieg of this me 5h
she t 1601. worth 41 panshasient part a leak-
gapes stout., which an kept mimed in Oren
mad ; and it is thought that thin had something to do with
her death, the sugystisa Wag that the murderer bed ob-
tain& animism is has home ca the of haying
ems et the paper, aad that it was w • • bargain was
bang nide for it that rho received the blow which deprived
let of life.

THE HURD= IN THE QUEEN'S P4IK.
EDINBURGH.

Notwithstanding the exertions of the police and
the county criminal authorities, it is believed that very
little transpired on Monday to clear the which
overheats the dreadful tragedy of A
umber of persons, including five or hem
1111, were examined I.y the Proeurater-Plessi during the
forenoon. prinsipally with a view to threw light ipso the
laterrourse had by the deceased girl with tie seldisn I.
• company she was seen on Saturday ami s. sad es-
pecia/ly with the prieoser. Tanner. Tire pellwideem 111111111 Ii -
aati ma are. however, is acme:Laos vie the wad swim
is criminal cases in fiedlaird, eendnelad with the
Istas.iiit privacy. Early in the foresoon a story pi he, eir•
miLstion to the effect that at the time 'Mawr and Qtis
▪ approbseded in Campbell's Mee oe Sunday altrwases,
two other soldiers of the sane regiment wore sitting Is aa
adjoining house in the same close; sod that, a boarillt ef
the apprehension which had taken place, they got them.
seises dressed in civilimis' clothing, hurriedly left the lossia,
got into a cab, and oboes off. The police immediateb nit
about sifting the story, and proceeded to search the heves
is question ; but the resale of their investigation and is.
'antra was to satisfy them that the two suspected men were
eat-driven, who went out about the time stated to thidr
sale.

About two o'clock a boy reehling in the Canongsto was
rimthe enclosed pave* of ground between the A Way-
Regent-rood, in which the old stones of Trinity
College Church are placed. While running shout be OM&
tiros a girl'. Ilia, a little cotton printed bedgown, sad a
White w .reted stocking, apparently thrust in among the
Loose vtooes and debris towards the east end of the park.
Th, lea took them home, but they were soon afterward*
Moue,: by hisparente to the police-Mike. There are two
alight steins of blood on the .bit, but wee on the other
article.. In the course of the afterimmin the whole of the
artielem were identified by the members of are waters
household &A having belonged to the deceased. sod it is
probable that they formed part of the coatents of the beadle
whi.k theca earned with her from the house
Froni .sane statement mole. it is believed, by the prisoner
Tanner, during the day, a request was sent to the ca the to
ascertain all the men of the 70th who had been out during
Mainstay night on leave, and to order their attendance at
the Procurator-Fiscal'. Ake. The request was complied
with, and between.' Ave and half-put sight o'clock on Mon-
day eight upwards of twenty of One men were examined.
Tauber, who was shown to all the witnesses, hors himself
is a very cool and uneoricenied manner. He is a tall,
idighteende Young rasa, barely twenty years of age ; soil
would *-.needy, from hie appearance, be takes for
a person likely to commit the brutal crime laid to
his charge. He SWAB that he in • native of Paialey, but
speaks with as lbgibe assist. No evidesce of any kind
lisa, it in beinsed hum obtained Against gun ; and be has
aceasdimily
be
Imagiall over to his ud
derssuperiors at
riershill, where be has boss placed under snort as the
charge of aboratiog himself from the bartaakm without leave
X. trace has yetbow discovery., of the "corporal" whom
case of the thought they had seen in company
with Ur girl se aderdsy night .4, Sunday niersaing ; of
the two abedisse dill MAIMS from Piershill.
It was earldend ad•isable nut to with
the post-mortem exaauaatr a on Monday, se had
hen directed, in order to give a further upper.
tardy to Minerva to &testify toe body— sot as that of
Elisabeth hider, rapirdiag • hich there is so doubt—but as
that the girl sees in company with the soldier. in the
Queen's-perk and elsewhere us tisturday night The raedi•
eat esmoisdes was, horror, to be made yester-
day. It is considered a curious circumstance that so ewe
hoard the girl cry out during the struggle which it is
believed mod have taken place in the (,loess'.-rk baton
leer death. The watchman employed to guard thep tank in
none .4 erection us the face of the hill, dirsaUy opposite
the tram mother, it is rd, saw ear heard saything to
direct his &tissues.