The Express. — 1859-12-14 (London, England)

SUICIDE ON WANDSWORTH COMMON.—Betwami 4 mid 3 o'elrek yeeterday Is. rolog Polloveoestsble ma, of MeV Melees, was wake's ape his beet cm W= weethetemmemwhea be dterove red the body of • respectable. looking mem tree at fall leorrth myna the ground. Be et trot supposed that the meat we. asleep or tato:looted, hat epee ream the booty he imted a trigh.ful gash es the left side el the Meow, end • mow is the right head. He inane. diesel, nisei an alarm, and De. Como, wee moo on the spot, who preeameed his to be quite eviset, although the body wee mine. Ups emweldeg the clothes et the mat truism. lama the follows, ham was bead written In pencil t• My poor door wile,—Whea yew rewire 'hie I shall he lost to you tee sere. It Is for bitter that I should go bear" all ie pee. I met le write a lasi Maw, km my band shakes ro week I tionseL May Clod Nees yea end wake you happy. Prey lor me • pity me, _and try to link, me. Ovid bye. Your paw feet heehaw', CH•11.1111 W1R111,4 Vt." Ibe letter -so eddrated to " Mts. Beatemea, 16. BourerieVeer, E.C." Th. body of the deessesed we removed to the Wandaworth wad Elephant Ueda Workhceee, to wait see engeese. TM I+lo of Mr. Wright, • builder, of Batterves rise, auterequently Yowl-4 the deco lied as his uncle. It is supp....*l that he w.st down to Wandsworth by slate trace, sod w seder Ni .boot the rotouton until he carainitted the dreadful *rt. He woe !about AS years of age. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CllATHAlL—Between 12 as 1 ....lea oa Suadey morning tut a Ike broke out in Mu 1.0., b ut baildiaes in Etiathire Lees, • .bat divest. from Lb, gee, eallyp,r, geed .., a nos bop.. sea vab!e, sod in the until...digs of Mr. E. Tyler. lb. fire see fire, prneierd by • stlipwrieht beteseleg to the .:oalyard, aimed Itose, who, ea paring odour the road wholt l.ads horn New &entree sad ekat• the premises., observed the dews ineitlo. Be irntrie...ieivy raved en •111,01, cod Pebovadteteble Berllng, 60, wu von on Is. .put, together •ith • iamb-r of other prewar. The twee. by this Uwe had buret out In mere eal parte of the bath of bu Mitre. The polite•coevalds Must otos the door of tine kilobit, hat the inetaat he did so the Mimes .pot out, edecinelly prevetting any eat. risr, the reeolt Leong that Gee ealnelde horses were Out., were twat to death. their etoe being of most pi,eoue o...tryout.. In seethe? pert of the budding • numb., of vv.., and owes Wife tortena.ely reseutd Illisjured. I routedi etely is the ditv.evy ..4 the lint • mesessger wee seat to the dockyard, when the povertyl fire melee Where, to that leuebliehoseat, togeth.r with 111 body a par to work it, wee deep/oohed to the spot. &tyre it could arrive., h.seaver, the dew. had clea,a4 lima a cornpieta weetery of ilt• p.0.e.. %het all bops .4 along them was altadoued. Two tate where woes. I Aged In a budding enacted to the stables were oath 11141.11, owl ese-rol nets of Mawr with nibs. P"*.P.'rit 6",tu'ed. The .oittio of the Ire appears to be • no vet y, which ut the wore inexplieehle Of the ',abbot mad •hete no bested with ru, thee preventing say candle. or other Ilighl• Mum aping& We believe the pomace were Moored. SOUTH KENSINDIuN MUSEUlt.—Derieg the week mlrg Dee HI, the rumors hem hem es follow.: On Meer dip, y. end &pocky (Crew daya),3.6lit ; us Mose/ and Today (fr. .v,alaz.), 4...67 : oa the .tor veoeetet dap Isaubdol to the pehlitt,llL), 1,114; ass student.' raw key tWateroiey),Die: touv,ll4oA/3. Prey. tho ukentag of lita Os Sim% lAN'S'S&  -tab foldlima.