The Sun. — 1870-05-31 (London, England)

CHRISTY MINSTRELS. St. James's Hall, Every Night, at 8 ; Wed.  nesdays and Saturdays, at 3 and 8 all the year round. Zo ',LOGICAL GARDENS, Regent's-park. Open daily (except Sundays). Admission, ls. ; on Mondays, 6d. Children under , 6d. MADAME TuSSAUD'S EXHIBITION, Baker-street, from 11 a.m. till 3.0 p.m., and from 7 till 10 p.m. Admission, Is.; extra 6 d.  4i141,1111  MORNING EDITION  striking incident illustrative of the latent mutiny and suppressed insubordination actually at work under the apparently tranquil surface of Conservatism—it seems like another of those spring portents indicative of the proximate breaking up of the ice of the. Neva. To whom—this really seems to be the problem thrust upon the consideration o f all who are interested in the maintenance of the constitutional system of Government by Party—to whom will soon pass that Leadership of Conservatism which is fast slipping, if it has not already slipped, out of the grasp of the right hon. gentleman the member for Buckinghamshire? Derision is hardly the weed he had earned by twenty years devoted to the furtherance of the influence of what is, now, once more, by the accidents of fortune, the OppeAtion, and what ate has thrice helped to form into 4 Government. 4)erirsion, nevertheless, is, no' ,unsparingly and, as it o,4iems to us, ungratefully accorded to Mr. DISRAELI, however, by the two leading organs of Conservatism, who are therefore preparing, we presume, to transfer their allegiance by preference to—whom ?  THE amazing crime at Denham has not proved-the mystery that might have been at first anticipated. The person who is at present charged with the murders has been so accommodating in providing the police with abundant clues, he has been so careful in filling 'up blank places in his history, that within a week the entire story is complete. That is to say, a man is now in custody, and a set of evidence of great force is stored up against him. It usually happens that these crimes of exceptional atrocity involve some difficulty in tracing the author. The Ratcliffe Highway murderer was enabled to perpetrate two wholesale massacres before he wascaptured. TROPPMANN was taken under very peculir circumstances, and only after much search .If the woman Wirlson he d been content with a moderate number of poisonings, she might have been enjoying the recollection of them now. The ability or recklessness • required for a very great crime may also be employed to defeat the ends of justice ; and, moreover, when the horrid work is so thoroughly done it is frequently very difficult to obtain a clue. But the Denham personage, after doing his work most thoroughly, carefully set himself to undo it. He took no greater precautions to conceal his connection with the deed than a beast of the field would have done. He took less, for an animal might have scampered away, but this libel on humanity tendered every needful clue to his apprehension, and remained in the neighbourhood that it might be effected with the least possible trouble. JONES, or JENKINS, arrived in Uxbridge un the night of Saturday week, and took lodgings in Bellyard. He was then dressed in the poorest attire, and slept with a tramp bricklayer, named