The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-21 00:00:00

THE MURDER AT GMAT YARMOUTH.

On Thursday afternoon, Mr. C. H. Chamberlin,
borough reamer for Great Yarmouth, resumed the ad-
journed inquiry touching the death of Albert Mimosa, •
Dutchman, who was murdered by his comrade, litioderikus
Seem!soiree, at the City al Loodon Tame on the 12th
inst. Since his conflomest the mimosa. bei maintained
a
subdued attimudim. and declared his *Bermes of what trans-
pired, he being at the time. Herr Nay attended se
i
Lein Roams, master of the Secoodim,
s
Dut.trtiallriot, gave evidence as to the identity of the
murdered man, who was 000 k ns board his vessel. The
was also one of his crew. On the 'Teeing of the
=Maher the witness went to the City of Loudon Tomo,
where music sad dewing was going on. He was not sober
whoa be went into the room, but was not drunk. He
noticed three of his crew there, the primmer, the deemed.
sad Brett Kinkmen. There were coney people in therms d.
the time—some of them women. He told the prisoner to ge
on board the vessel Weser four times. Primmorpsid no atten-
dee to the directions that he give him. He took hold of
Cam by the collar, and demanded that he should go e•
Primmer refused. The witeem gave no direction to
the deceased to tell the prisoner to go on beard. He saw
doomed communicate with the primmer, bat did not know
what he said. They were standing op when he saw them,
and the prisoner took hold of the He did not ess
the deceased lying on the floor, sod did sot know until
afterwards that he was stabbed. He believed that the de-
ceased aed prisoner were on friendly terms so board the
asset The primmer ma in the bald of carryiag • knife
about with him. He amorally bad it sheathed by him side
cm board. He had never kaown the primmer to utter threats
'plod any person. James &ago deposed that ha was •
mariner sod fisherman, reeidimg in Ysrmouth. He wee in
the habit of speeding his emeoinp at the City al Lanka
publio-houe, and was there on the 12th. There were
several Dutch sailors there. At shoot • quarter to 10 be
heard • row in • place divided from the room by conisine.
The place was ca
The Ile maw the prisoner
jumping about. The prisoner afterwards sat down, sod the
rptain told him to go on board. The prisoner gave •
short" answer ; upon which the captain jumped
up and got hold of his collar, sod Ilinkmes
interfered end took Dim sway. The prisoner then mixed
the cook, who was sitting by him, sod they struggled to-
gether mad fell ma the floor. TM prisoner was uppermost,
and.he jumped up soddeoly, took something from his ode,
sod plunged it coD the Meet of the deceased, who hod not
got in en upright position. The demised at owe fell into
the arms of somebody. The prisoner appeared to be the
wane for drink, and the deceased seemed to be sober. Mr.
8. F. Stafford, surgeon, deposed that he weot to the Oily
of London T on the evening of the 12th indeed,
where he saw the body of the deceased. It was lying on
the ow*, stripped to the waist. There wee • wooed in the
cheat. He midi, • post-mortem esaminstioo. The chest
had bees penetrated by • knife in an oblique direction
towards the region of the heart, striking the right ventri-
cle, and penetrating throegh the heart. Death must have
been instantaneous. After hearing other evidence, the
jury returned& veraist d"Wilfol murder" against the pi.
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