The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-11 00:00:00

THE MARYLEBONZ MURDER.

ADJOURNED INQUE3T.-(THIS DAY.)

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This morning, long before 10, a vory largo crowd
had emsesalled amend the Bedford Anus Hotel, South-
street. ia order to in the primmer. Beery Quail, who
stabbed Mr. Jobs Wimeott, Welter, of South-street.
Tim in Inset, which was adjouneed from bat Friday by
Mr. Humphreys, ems of the menmem for Middlesex, wee re-
sumed at ten o'Clm.k. The primmer (Quail), who seemed
eery dejected, wee brought up be • cab from the Hume of
Detentiou by Impeder Coombe*, D divide°, and pieced he
the room.

Mr. Swirl, solicitor, of Basiughalletreel, appeared ea
behalf of the widow and family of the dammed mom.
After the inert we opened, Mr. Humphrey, said—Mess
the last meet* at the jury I hare applied to the Ileanitary
of Blain Hs made Quail, but with name so the other
three be say, he has no power to seed thin kens. As
ewe is eis shame ef getting the three here, I think it wOl
be butler to mesiele the hpuiry this =Mao

Daniel Goo&had, 31, Bootlretreet, Ilanchesterequare—
Ga Monday week hurt I was in flouth-streat. Law some
MIMI throw a basket and tub at a man loading hoses. The
rasa defended himself for several minutes bore be went
into the shop. There were several bones thrown after him.
Quill is one of the men. They then all rushed to the
shop door. There was some ace trying to prevent them. I
saw Quail wit► a knife, but °add not see what he did with it.
I sew it taken from him. I saw one with a whip trying to
strike the base men. I followed till they were taken.
By Mr. Bused—l aid not bear any of them say anything.
Godfrey Leaghelp, 5, North•street, furniture dear —I
sew the knife liken from the prisoner and handed it to the
Inspector Coombe', D !division—Os Monday week I re-
ceived the knife from lest tritium. When the priimers
were brought into the station I we. for some time before I
could make op my mind how to charge them, as I thought
they had all gone op the street larking, but such turned oat
not to be the ease.

The above being an the additioasl evidence, elm tam cm
• former cm:maim was road over to the prisoner.
Primmer, who was bandcuffad„ declined to ask any
questions.
The primer afterwards had the whams George rowers
rmallol, and said he had no recollactios of seems him.
The Coroner baying given him the usual caution,
PrWooar mid he was in liquor, sod had no recollectiom
The Coroner having summed up, the jury returned. after
• abort coosult•tioa. • verdict of " Wilful murder ii&tat
Henry Quad, Thomas Coo, Thomas Walsh, and William
Poulton."

Tbe prisoner Quail weal then removed by Inepeotar
Cow:oboe to the police-court, amid an immense crowd.

MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN THE SERPENTINE.
Yesterday evening at an inquest taken by Mr.
Bedford in the Board-room of the Workhouse, St. George's,
Hanover...mare, of no public importance, sad oonclurkd
late, Mr. Turner, summoning officer, gave him information
of the following mysterious death of a respectably dressed
person, about 30, on Seturday night last, in the Serpentine.
About seven o'clock as two gentlemen on their way to
Kensington-gate were pawing the Serpentine they
were suddenly alarmed by hearing cries of " Help—Help
me." The voice was apparently that of • man, and it
came from the direction of the Serpentine. The gentlemen
went to the Royal Humane Society's receiving-bonse,where
they saw Mr. Williams, the superintendent, who inune4l-
- went off with the drop. On their way, Mr.
Williams was surprised to see that one of the
pleasure boats had been removed from its moor-
ings, and it was found some time after at •
distance from its place. Mr. Williams promptly employed
the drags, and in a short time diacovered the body of a man,
well dreamed, which lie took to the receiving.house. There
were no signs of life, nor was this likely from the length
of time the deceased bail been in the water. He had on a
black coat and waistcoat, with a pair of trowels
of the seine colour, and there was 1/. 18*, in
gold and salver in his pockets. One of the flaps of his coat
wan in a pocket of his coat, and there was
_a pair of boots
with India-rubber tope in the bout, which had the appear-
an wof only having been worn once. The boat wee found
on the north side of the Serpentine. The body was re-
moved tolls' dead house of the workhouse, Mount street.

NATIONAL NITLIC ANNOCIATION. —The annual
general meeting of the National Rifle Association
will be held, at Willis's-rooms, on Saturday, March
the Ist, at half-past 2 o'clock, his Royal Righnees
the Duke of Cambridge, president of the associa-
tion, in the chair.

Abotranta of the census of Canada (1881) have
just been issued. Tt appears that out of the total population of
Canada, 2,501,714, the Roman catholic' number 1,200.865,
being 47.91 per cent. la Lower Canada they form, of
course, the large majority of the population. Of the total
population of 1,110,664, they number 942,724, or 84.88 per
cent.

Rear-Admiral Popoff has been appointed to the
command of the Rtuisian squadron which is about to cruise
on the coasts of China and Japan.

The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa state, that
on the 6th the cotton manufacturers of that city, who em•
ploy upwards of 5,000 hands, held a meeting to consider
the means of alleviating the effects of the present crisis in
the cotton tends, which is so newer* felt at Genoa, that
several large manufactories have already suspended their
work. A committee was appointed to report on the matter,
after which the meeting separated.

The Kretat:vitung publishes the programme of the
Prussian ouservetives, in which it compares the relation
of a king with his subjects; to that of husband snd wife :
"The king," it says, "should no more depend on his sub-
jects than the husband on the wife, although the wife hes
no doubt the right to give advice in the house, the same u
the subjects in the state,"

Sr 1.1 or or • Lyman ED VICTCALLER.
morning Mr. Payne, the coroner foe the city of London,
received information of the death of Mr. William Mateo.,
Aged 42 years. the landlord of the Cooper's Arms, Old Fish-
street. 1011. The deceased has 'stay bees in a very despood-
iag state of mind. Ono of the inmates, 00 going into the bar
parlour, found him in • pool of blood, which proceeded from
• gash in the throat, and a rotor was lying by his side.
He was conveyed to St, Hartholomew's Hospital, but he
expired before reaching the hospital.
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