The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING,

THE WALWORTH NuRDIMS.—PREPARATIONs

poi nil EXECUTION.

This saarniug a number of worimen were em-
ployed is the erection of string and heavy barrien in front
of Hiessmoeger•lane Gaol,far the primes of security agaMet
1/4i-ideate from the vast crowd of persons who will no
diode sawashle to a inner the ereciatiou of Wilkens Godfrey
Youngman for them fearful murders, and ia the course of
the afternoou the dread ermine of death will he completely
everted out the top of the entrance pte to the prison.
During the satire morning vast mansion of prawns con-
liaised to assemble in host of the poi to witness the opera.
rims sad locomenr upon tLe retributive justice that awaits
the censlewned man. The emeutim takes Pace at nine
o'clock toemerow.

The wretched culprit appears to hare exhibited diar-
ies the whale of the put week the sun* iadif.
femme of demeanour that has charaderieed loan
note hie meekness, sad amid within the last
few hours he has net betrayed any *named dread of
h:. hum Odag fate. It has already been stated that ever
since his conviction lie has continual to want him inn..
crime of the crime, and persisted in the &boost &banal dory
he told at the fins, that hie poor old emaciated mother bad
committed Use Sllluden. and that bekilled harineelf-dedeaor
ape her making an attack on him. The primmer appeared
to lie very •1111•4111 that • petition should he seat to the
ct•tary of Mate praying for a commutates. of the am-
team, oa the you'd, as be Meted, that be wee
immoral of the crime of wilful murder, maid when his
brother John visited him Oft Thursday he pree.ed him to
have tech a memorial thaws up. lie promised to do so,
and the primmer wished hint to let, hint have it to alp on
the following day. A memorial or politics to the Home
Secretes 7 was accordingly draws ap, which coetained a
i.awmeut to the elect suggested by the presemer, that his
mother had committed the murders while in a state of tem-
porary frenzy. and that eh* attacked him with the same
Rt4llooo with which she had killed his heathen and his
sweetheart, sad that it was to roes his own life that he
destroyed hers. This memorial was shown to the prisoner
on Friday, and be read it and said that it would do, and
ha. signature to it. The document was also signed
by several pennies acquainted with the primmer and
his family, and in the roans of the day it was
transmitted to the Home Secretary. The mature
of the reply to such • memorial may very
well be imsgmaL it was to the effect that upon • careful
counilenition of all the fact, of the case, the Home Se.
cretary felt it his duty to allow the law to take he course.
Th. 'simmer evidently buoyed himself up with an idea that
his life would he tiered, trod be appeared quite firm until
; but earn be was informal of the result of the
applicatioa to the Secretary of State, and became aware at
toe same time that the period for him to suffer was fast
approaching, • great deal of his confidence appeared to
(make biro. He evidently felt that all hope was over,
there was • great change apparent in him, and the Wl-
pratalos of those about him was that he would make • full
statement of all the cireasastanom eminected with the
dreadful crime before he suffered. A good many of the
statements relative to the primaer's levity of conduct,
sal his want of religions feeling, that have appeared
within the last two or three days, are entirely without
foundation. The primmer seems all
the c the Rev.
alonf;tibtaizre listened
attentively to the exhortations of
lie.
Jesuit",
and he hem attended the cha every da), and
alai devotee • good deal of time to reading rehroas books. ,
Hi. appetite also has been good ; his rest at night turtle.
torlsaL-antil within the last two or three days. The
prisoner wrote • km( letter to his brother John on
Saturday, in which he bade him farewell for the last time.

DESPERATE coptrurr WITH BURCLARS.--
ATTEMPTED MURDER OP A POLICE CON-
STABLE

Information hit 4 jumt come to hand of a mod
cle.pasta conflict botwoso a gang of burglars and the

riteArs, 89 V, while us duty in Church-road, Better-
ra, en bonds; morning, about 2 o clock, siw two men loiter.
ton about the mill of Yr. Diem the back of which in abutting
on the river. Not liking their appearance, he watched
tiros anal taw them cuter a boat at the rear of tho
mill, in which there were three other men rated. He
seat for asesdance. when Sergeant Payne, 19 V, speedily
arrived. Mhuttly after the men left the boat, four of
thew (Ignite.; the mill, when Sergeant Payne, finding
he en,. shert•landid, anal up William Cade', a
maiersuazi, of the strand, Hattersin. and a young man named
1 hours Hawes, both of whom rendered very peaae.worthy
assistance. Sergeant PATne then remoicil the boaL a little
way down the river, and tertian' in time to Gal that a sig-
nal bad been given by some of the gang on
tie watch to those by the mill. In au in-
dent found the burintruatied into the Th &Mei, speedily fol.
lowed by Bergsma Payee, who succeeded in upturiog one
of the men. A glib burglar rushed from the water on
to Ptiorix.wharf, and was there seized by Curtail.
Sterling, sod • xth endeavoured to escape by
rumen into fieldhe, churchyard. Hehow-
ever followed by Baker, !16 V, and on his
coming up with him a desperate struggle took pros. linker
held lets man, and while so snowed the rear dealt him
nine terrific blows on the he l with a lot ridable life pre.
server. flenery, 391 V, then mm44E:a time enciesh to see
him relinquish his gasp th He
followed cue burglar, however, w area to serape
scrum the an/clown"; und fiselnotal
Payne sad two ntl•er rnnateldes, Tae j ouptur.
lag him, after he had waled two ne three walls night feet
high. langpector Levelaoe. V larazioe, thee Wine op with
Nos* 113_ .‘" and on warrhinj the loran as they fried two
ether men loitering shunt ie the boats eaters the bargee at
the revel theindl. With the smistweeeedasiatlereamotabie
they Wind in char of them, and took tiros on the
river. were then couveyed to the station home, whore
the three sdr e..ptured were beiog darted, they giving
the names el John Mdiony, William Barre. and Clarke
'firewood. The MIDIS of the two dart taken are given se
John Willie ad William Cornwall. Tho sixth burglar is
bell mid to be drowsed.

prisouen hAvinz bees solely lodged, • minute is-
Tattoo of the premises was made, when throe formidaide
life preservers, of peat flexibility. and eery heavily laden,
were found, as also two holm whip•bsadew lone with •
heavy braes hook at the tied). two Iron iematie., a maitre.
tot earaki.le of cutting tip iron with the greeted NM*
awl a dash Eaters. The above were. (mind is V. 16.111111 parts
of adj.. cut premises, come in the wet. r trough at the Swan
peldi...homee; arms on the river bed: awl • lifreprovorver
of gotta perdu with a large ima.eovered knee, with which
Lire isjanss ow poor &Us were indirtad, was found iu the
churebyard Baker sow lies is St. tioorge's Hospital, with
but remote hopes of his reouvery.
lwrectra L.orelace speaks highly of the determined pm,
veteran,. of hei me, awl wide alit to., much petits maw*
ke bevt..wed ,o W. Coates sad T. Ha w.l fur their very
mengetie awsid•acs.

The Rey. Richard Palgrave, a Jesuit priest, is
sow ~ Dublin soliciting aid for the suc.olir of Christie.. in
the East. The rev. gewthmian is son of sir Francis Pal-
ma... He entered Oxford at seventeen. Having pa.
dusted and taken his degree, he entered the Indian army m
Sm.'s... is the Rah liniment llrialay Native Infastry,
wherein he served (or tame year% dono4 which time he
became a pervert, pre up him eommioion, nod repaired to
Yale, where h. went thiimgb his theological mune.
Navies been onlairseal priest, he joined the order of Jesuits,
anal wait u • rue missies to Syria, where h• he. been for
eke.. years. He was an eye witoess of the late fearful
41110,ACPS., anal narrowly escaped with his life, having been
teed on sever.' tames when wath the Christian aruay. He
ICA is 1411ia.a3i4. and just had time to dy when the town
was lacked Awl the Clarietiau population 4aughtemd. He
left Syria on the of July Last.

An notate in the county of Tyrone, containing
gr.,* ef 3,000 xrrs, and producing a rental of nearly
1,1001. • year, was put up foe Wei last week in the town at
°rank It was put up in mesa lots, thi• holdings for which
were iitzeinely spirited, the whale realising L1i,0241, The
entire antste was then put up for auction in inie lot, but was
weight la by the vendor at AIM., Mr. If. Stewart, evoey-
,..mps. having biddla *MO& The Lads ahem-mentioned

were heitibt by Mrs. Spinet.. Nevem!er, 184%, at the
male of the property ..f the late Mr. .klexamler Campbell,
necks, the &elm of of the Court han....ry. The purchase
foamy ilea paid was 27,500 f.

Dim Da or Caroms. —Ewo ham. The Rov.
R,l.Prt Martin Smith, minor canon, he beeti presented to
the remise of Eastlude, recast by th.• of the
711.11111%. Eaton paean, the I k"4111 mil Chapter of
Chrder. West Kirby.—The Rey. Thomas F..itoe, Come
.4 n inviter, has been presented to the rectory of Went
Kirby. mood by the death of the Rev. Janes Sleds •
pit nem. the Irma and Chapter of Charter. Aldford.—The
Rey. James Raven liar been licensed by the Bishop of
(*heater to the stipendier7 curacy of Milford, on the nomi-
nation of the Rev. William Jeffery, the rector.
t)matry, Cheater.—The ter. K. IL Johnsire bar been
hemmed by the biriep to the gang of St. Orwald's Church,
C 1 ester. cm the ne oboe of the Rey. William Hareems,
the vicar.

SUDDIN DRAM OF ma CHAPLAIN TO FHA Lon-
na!! liooPlTtL.—(), Saturday night the Rev. Mr. John
Morison Wady, the chaplain of the London Hospital, sud-
denly expired et his residetier, No. I. Moral, Whitechapel-
mad, under circumatenoes of a painful eh:au-ter. It ap-
pairs that the docemal gentleman, who w.,a universally re.
apected, was at hie usual duties no Friday last mid in @ppm-
rout !loot! health. tinhaerpiently he was attached with mar
tone of diphtheria, and although the bast inedical skill WY
pnnnptiv MAYON,. Use unfortunate gentleman espirssl
frurn the effects. The deceased was the pnaLoter .4 the
early clewing movement, and was a first-rate eloeittoilet.
A goon YINI.D.—In a field of nand• oath on
tip• farm of Divoeh, I tlen•Pninhart, thorc was pulled ou the
24th lust. a .talk .4 corn whieh 171141AUFV.1 6 feet I inch in
Icrittli. I J inch in girth. and vus!drst the extra-r-liaa7
wont s•r ie '4l r 2 grAltl• Milli TWO OiklT .141111. WW2 pulird
10,e.•it scat.- 191 And .;7210, nape,"tively.—lnurtora
intr.