The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16 00:00:00

THE SUSPECTED MURDER.

There have been hand the followlag pleas of the
body :—The right and left thorax (the breads and lower
part of the sheet), the scalp aid thin of the fame, both
thighs, both feet, the 1-ft half of the pelvis with the
four lower vertebra, tie right shoulder joint, both fore-
arms, and both legs. The parts miming are the skull,
both bend., the kit shoulder johtt, and the internal
viscera. &olds& there Is the aLthing. Not the least
*Hot clothing has yet Dean reported mad this Is strange
for several reasons. For one there are many people—
MOM than the general public son se ppomp—who obtained
their livelihood by dredghth ot &egging the Thames.
Three persons with to the Identity of the remains
as those of • woman named Galley, of whose history
little oth yet be known beyond that she had lodgings;
that she paid something nadir 20s, a week for board
and lodging; that she had no sloths' at her lodgings,
and that she kept late how*. Bha boasted of axpeotiag
large some of money, cad gave the names of oortain
permits as her friends and awthaintances, but inessUga•
Mona have proved that these athtementa are untrue.
With reference to the theory that the Thames
tragedy is a hoax played upon the public by 'medical
studetta, " L K." writes to us:—" Firstly, the prime
scot of • haroan body for dissestion is i:4 ; seeondly, It
eau only be obtained in the diaseeting-roons and by the
agwl of the liovermsent Inspector of Anatomy; and,
thirdly, it would be imposihle to remove a body hum
the dissectiag-room without in. sertalnty of detestion
and severe ormeer.uent punishment."
The inquest ape' the mutilated remains found in
the Thames was aoneludad today (Moodily.) The pup
returned a eercliat of wilful murder against some
gaor persons unknown. A brother and aisle( of
rirCalley viewed the remains this morning and
up:end their deep °meted,* that the remise were
those of Mrs. Cailey.

THE kVACIDITION OF VIIRDUN.
The 011119•11 Army of Oompation marched out of
the town • few minutes alter eight o'clock on Saturday
morning. sad the citadel wee formally delivered up ea
boor before to the French Geadarmerie. General
Manteuffel, the last at the Germans, baa not yet phased
Porte Chaituel when • ory of joy, of triumph, of
deliverance, resounds with Indescribable fervour—
" Vice to France r Is an instant—in lees time than it
takes me to write it—evury house, from top to bottom.
In every street. In all the puttees, from the basements
to the attics, is decked with tricolour Sags —" Vior
Thiers (/)11F. re Is LiGeratsur / Vire CA mid/ Vies la
/rawer/ Vire la Ripubisy Virvite Alaaos-Lor•
mine r These, In unworthy order, are the in,orp-
Sons which are displayed. The men MUCUS ooskades,
the women also, likewise the children and horses. I see
tricolour barley-sugar. At the hotel we ars served with
crawfish with • tricolour flag. A wag remarks that
crawilabothich walk backwards, ought to be aormouoted
with the white flag. The compeey at the table imn,..-
distely exclaim. Vire 14 tricolor I" Is the street at
this moment fifty little children, armed with tricolour
flags, raise their heads from • waggon full of von. The
vary atmosphere assumes a tricolour aspect, and the
rainbow appearing at the aloes of • shower has the
appearance of taking part in the demolition of Verdun.
The crowd Le immense. A profound delight .aaa be
read in every eye. Behind is. • tumbril cokes away
the bleak and white sentry boxes of the Proaslaus.
'They have been esrefolly draped with tricolour Sage
sad this evening they will be pabllcly burnt. At thi:
moment the Verdun lend, decked with tricolour
bends and green flags at their hoed, is repelling to the
Railway Station to receive the French soldiers. I
follow them. The whole town le oolleeted at the
station. In it one sees the ,bettallons of the 94th,
ranged in order, a band at their heed. I yield to the
intoxiostion. It teems to me is though I, too,
rle 7-1 ,t seen them for three years, end I join in the
10,00 G voices which sound from the nunpetts, the trees,
the kouaetops, the windows, the roofs of omnibuses,
tram everywhere in short—" Viso term* I rive la
Around me people are weeping, every eye la
moist, a profound joy fills the hearer of the whole
popaletion. Inside the station the Mayor addresses
the Colonel. Three young Almaden girls, in no:tonal
eseetume, pour out the wine of weleome for the offal'.
The soldiers are feasted by N. Sider, surgeon, of St.
Menehould, who bee provided wine, poured out by
obildren dressed in white. Splendid bouquets are
offered to the Colonel. The troops begin their marsh.
The bead plays. The enthusiasm I. at its height. The
officers are sonducted to the Troia Mauro hotel, where
a breekfast awaits them. liluminanons are being
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prepared. A liberated people are a touching spectaal7.