The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-23 00:00:00

THE LATE TRIPLE CAB MURDER.

' It well be recollected that at the adjourned in.
wet held before Dr. lOakeeter, at St. 114/tre /todelso4l
the bodies of Mm. Hunt 'M U, two chador vim
Wake, the unmerdod Ater of the farmer, was sailed up te
give riders. site handed to the coroner &parr of listen
which she had received during the previosuld moors her
the mardered 'MILL The arrow at it. time thought It
wee naaerwerry to read them, but rid they might be re-
OuTed in rose it was felt desirable to the some el the la-
that they druid be referred to. Tide was not dews, and
recorded their vordist of " etardee wart
11; i"alde Bused Hoak A roslcallet perusal
of the letters which ore placed is the hawk of the rad
proves that bad they bra read a greater Mount of light
would have bra thrown by themere the tugieal evict
end it. drownetancee which led to it thee almost .11 the
prodearst. They are now subjoiesd, sad • period
of then will Net may she Uteri& fait in this boi-
-1 ride eerier, bat prove beyrad • doubt that from the
' sommerierseat of the ear down almost to the period el the
mender the eaferta Toe= bad hared that sash weal
be the sad of bar wirer, la erompiesee et the repeated
threats ad brutal eider* el hoc worthier linaband. That
time sash =spicks or ever preset to the poor creatres
naiad is rider. as, in addition to her statements as to
Heat's attempt to porou her, she almost invariably cos-
elides with sa rajuostioa to her sister to beep her Mee.
The first letter, socked in as envelope, bearieg the post-
mark the tied of Jerry, 18(3, is addressed he they all
are) to " Kim H. Dieks, IN, St. John-street, Smithfield,
City," mad is as follows :

"Frilly, January, 1863.
"Dear Harriett,-1 am very unhappy, sod awry to hose
you are the mime. Been such a dreadful row. I dOl4 know
what I shall do. Don't oome. He said this morning be
shall oome sod ass all our relatioria to-night, mad ask them
all to oar house, sad them they should see how he treated
.ros. John sad Ann, snd all should come to-night. Bo
don't, I pray you, soy of TOO COMO. So unhappy. He
milk me such Dooms, and wished last night a dreadful wish,
mid thin said, 'lf be cease to kill me ha could do it in inch
• mariner he would Dot be found out ; he could melt me to
within& all but my hair.' Bo don't mos, if he comes to
ask any of yoa. I pray doret. What shall I do ?—eod
does you say mush to him, for my sake. I bops I &Al
see you some time or ogres.. Ooad-bym In Luau
"P.B.—Don't let him think you know say**. He
dolt know I have mint this letter, mind.'
The Nit bears the pmtouirk Feb. 27 sad ram thus :
" Friday, February.
" Dom Harriett.—What mu Ito do? I wish I knew. I
Lid down list night before he came home, and he bad not
got • key to get is with, so he had to get in the window,
sad I did not hear him. Of course Bier* was a row. He
hoot my hoed with both his hoods just like a ball. I have
gets bin* eye this morning. lam not to eat, drink, sof
Amp with him again. I cannot be more unhappy than now,
I don't think. If you get this in time. come over tonight ;
if Dot, oome over to-morrow morning. H you coin MGM to-
night I iball like It. 1 main your unhappy lister,
'Y. Hour.
" Aonmottivi,Wton-road, Coal-harbour-ins,
March 11.
_ _ .

" Desr Harriett,—by life has come to such a theadial
thing now I gamut tell what will bosoms of sae. Leal week
be was out two days sad ono night. Yedeeday he came
how* at a quarter to E la the saleroom, sad theta our bolus
was a very dreadful setae. I hays got my shoulder oat epee
—ia fact. I sea begird boot head to toot. Ile belle) kink