The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-03 00:00:00

SUICIDE AT HIGHGATE CEMETERY.

Oa Monday essalag, a little before live o'clock,
while a Waster named OelMne, wee stashing weed at the
Highgate Gamlen, on • portion of the new ground which
has been recently eselosod ea the right-hand side of fitraln'a•
lase, immediately adjelielng the ssperinteadest's (Kr.
Broadbent's) home, he heed the mint of beams • few
yards from him. However, he took no particular notice of
this, es it is • mew= premise with Kr. Broadbent, for his
sera esearity is so leas • leeslity, to discharge dreams hi
the evening, but eciatieued his work until flee o'oloek, whoa
the bell tolled ter all to leave the grounds. He then pro-
ceeded termite the pte ice the purpose of leaving the
essastay, bet la passg down the p ith close to the mot
whines the fineries uplinks' appeared to have some, he
observed • homes bed , wlrtls heed frightfully mutilated.
Wiliest delay he is Mr. Broadbent, who at Gem
proceeded to tie spot, 51111 Pere disc rested an eziemilegly
frightful spoilage, as as deeessel, who preasstel the ap-
peases* et • geallses=eakeil person lay OS the
glutei grim* with the risks of Ms WO and bead 021 S.
Move away. In his right hand the de-
aersdMs Meek of a p stol, and the barrel,whit* =rile blown of by the force of the en.
!miss, lay at some dletesse from the body. Mr. Btoadbuit
May sent of to einselnt the police, who ea en.
seining the dereased's deckle innately, tweed that he was
dressed In dark eliettlisg, mad appeared to be • geetlemea
he had a geld ring with a white stone in it on his finger,
• oupsna thesugb Whisk his mishershief was
sad • pia la his shirt His Bala we' marked "Ton
',shoals% while sada. the Hair* of his hat wars ales
lined the inNele " H. l." b Ink. Tire sealed linen were
likewise lewd fa his pocket, the one addressed ts a "Mho
Peraidm" while the other, ea beteg opened, began," My
dear titles endarattas;" they were both signed " Heavy
Yeskimileh* bat they hare no address or date. The lenses
wets minim la• good plan legible hind sad is the one
sddrsmed "My dear father sad mother," the writer spoke
ef great nteutel salmis= ea amass of some lave alai%
Gad Wad by saying,writsTito shosessde
Wm
maned to be shoat 25 years of age, sad bad slew
*kir Si the &peewits's of • foreigner, had net Mee &death
Lad up is lea 'easing.

TROUBLES OP POLYGAMISTS.

Th. Deseret News publishes soma disoonteet to
" the mists " st Utah, 'stoutly delivered by Preaidentßatg
ham Yew', the 'overate, now which it memo that the
dissatisfaction of the Sessie popalation of the Owlet Salt
Lek* Valk* is bemoan serious, sod driving the leaders of
the tomanalty to the to. of violent language. One of the
titian of the Nome* slat*, President Gnat, thus de-
MAN the Arellag whisk now prevaila —`• And we ham
ammo bete who like saythim bat the celestial law of God ;
nod if they mold break reader the cable of the chums of
Christ, Mere is coarsely a motime ia Israel bat meld do it
this day. AM they talk it to their husbands, to then
datighttra, mid MSc* neighbeerr, sad say they have art
sem • week's Impplimet into they became acquainted MIL
that law,
_or dam their kushasds took a mond wife. They
watt to break up tit Merck of God, and to break it beta
their busloads sod bola this family aomesioes."
Brigham Toms km thus delivered himself co the same
thews:—" It is said that worm. are tied dowa and abased
—that the are mimed, sad ham mot the liberty tiny ought
'to have—Mat nosy of them as. wading through a feed of
team battles of the modem of some wen, together with
their two folly. I wish my owe women to understood that
Mimi 1 am gains to toy is for theme well a other', sod lowa
Woes who an IMO to tell Asir eaten—yee, all the memos
'et monsani ty —sod Ikea write it back to the States,
aid So es yea please with it. I ma going to give pee from
this time to the GM day of October neat for reflection, Mall
hes may dotermias Minket yea wish to stay with Year
usbands as set, sad thee I am going to sot every Inman
at liberty, mod say to Mesa ' Now go your way, my moms,
widi the net—se your way.' And ay wives have got to
Mow of two thiap--either need up their shoaling* to
endure the allatiose of this maid. and live their t.li.
glee, or they they may loam, for I will Rot have them
Meat me. I will go iato Maven aloe. rather tbaa have
teratelibse sad Silisiap anima me. I will am all at liberty.
• What, Int wile, tae?' Yea, 1 will liberate you all.
helm what my mime will say ; they will say, • Yea ma
am as way W 0•11110 as pm please, Brigham.' Bat I mat
M p somewhere sad de something to get rid of the oblates ;
I de net treat them I. realm a part of the truth sad opera
the rest eat of dome. I wish my womea, and lair. NM-
• aad RIVAS, Glues, Is leave, and every wawa* in
this tannery, or oleo my in Mak hearts that they wiS
embftee the gospel—the whole of ht. Tell lb. °manes Mal
I will Mee man 1,0•1111 a I. this territory at our brit CGS-
Mesa. • What, the Stet wife, too ?' Yes, then shall sot
Mme held in bootlegs—all shall be set free. And thou les
die (ether be the bind of ula family, the nadir of his ma
keinakohl ; sad lot him treat thew a so sepal would treat
dams ; and let the wives and the Mildest say swat to what
he says, and be subjects to his client'', loaned of
their Cannel the mat—hatted of their trying
to peer.. New, trecollest that two weeks from
to morrow I ma gong to set you at liberty. Bat
the trot wife will say, It is had, for I have lived with my
hothead twenty years, as thirty, sod have raised a fenny
of obildrea for him, and it is a great trial to as for him I.
base mon women then, I say. it is time that you gave
him up to ether women who will bear children. If ay wife
bad horse me all the chador the' AN ever would boar, the
celestial law would teeth Na to take young mama that
would Mae children. It is the ditty of every righteous Ma
gad am, we... to prepare tabereacles for all the spirits
they saes. Ranee if soy enema leave, I will go and 1411,46
op
others who will abide the celestial law, and let all Isow
have go obese ttwy pleats; though I will mod the gospel to
them. This is tbe roans why the doetrioe of plurality of
wives was revealed, that the motile spirits which an waiting
lor tabereense might be Weight forth."

Vicroata Parui.—A sow entrance hie rerestly
bw oposod to healthful osalante, in datotoseo to •
potties Ws lb* Iskittiltastsof tha aelenbeerkeott abettles
on tile Old Poi-reed, the wenn pie to wkiett pre
woe tne is. *Nadu Gralvo.ranal The now eatroaavien
ase••••4 V tho Otd Pord•reed, et the estrous tooth-eon
***!fuse tie task, aod adjaiatag the Reprint's Canal briar,.
The pain ta gaieties wee prenatal to Sit Booj anis Bag
ig O. & Backe. En, ILL