The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-27 00:00:00

EXTRAORDINARY CABE OP CHILD MURDER

At the Manchester City police-court, yesterday,
a young woman, named Nary Bibby. was brought op cm a
charge of =Merle; her latent child.
Mr. Superintendest Oodby said that in oessequeses of a
paragraph which appeared ia the Guardian of Wednes-
day, and other information, be went on Wednesday
afternoon in search of the premier. About half-
past eight o'clock at night be teemed her to a house
is Elisabeth-etre* anotham. He charged her with
the wilful murder of her infaatebild Ada, by enclosing it
io • box, which ohs left at the Victoria station, on
the evening of the sth iastast. The prisoner replied
" Not me, not me." She was thee standing at the door ok
the house, and west towards the kitchen, remarking,
, "What, ono Ito be sharged with their He said, " Yes."
Thera being no one she is the bows witness told her he
should wait till some the came. She asked hiss to take a
seat, and he did so. The prisoner had been engaged
ironies, and resumed her work. Shortly afterwards she said
" What ! eserdermarder Ada; so never ; but Clod is above
the devil." In • few minutes she laid her socking materials
aside. and counted some articles of clothing, appraisal,
her own, which she placed in • box under the table. She
packed the box as though she was preparing for a journey.
She then eat down, and potting oe her boots, she asked wit-
ness where she wail to be placed desist the night. He told
her that the would have to go to the lAvessystrest
palia-
statioa, on which she said, "It is the first time
I have bran at the lock-ups es any charge, bat I
can steed this." She sublequently biome very thew.
west into the cellar, and then came tack. whams follow-
ing her the whole of the time. He irked her to sit dome
apin, but she refused to do so, sad said, " I know whom
my mistral' is. I can tell you whore she is. She is next
door but one." They both proceeded to the house bath
feted, and the prisoner told her mistress that she bad to
go with whom. Os arriving at the polies defies, the
asked for • sheet of writing paper, swing that oho
wanted to write minethirig for witness. He essiplied
with her request, and she wrote, "Mrs. Oteu, poreoger,
Manchester to Preston," those being the words which
were as the label attached to the box In which the
child's body was found. The prisoner said to witness,
"Now, if you wiU go to Prestos, ask for that box, and
bring it here, I will open it for you." He told her that
he believed the box was sot thee% sod that he did not
know when it was. When on her way to the court that
morning, she again inquired for the box,and said to witness,
" Of course there has been a pestanortons immunisation."
Mr. Fowles asked if Osiris:seer had had as opportunity
of communicating with her friends with • view to obtaining
legal amisteoes.
It was staled that the of her sisters was in court, and
that another sister bad been sent for.
A conversation among the magistrates took place, and the
prisoner was remanded to Wednesday.

Professor dusted's Conroe of Six Lectures, at the
Satiety of Arta, ea "The Applications of Geology to the
Aria and Manafactures," will common°, on Monday wee-
lag, the Bth February.
A collision occurred on Tuesday in the port of
Hans between the Brodeur steamer ljearrier sad th
packet Dumfries, of the Southampton lien The farmer
received each damage that she wee forced to go at coos
into dock.

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