The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-29 00:00:00

FRIGHTFUL MURDER IN OIFORD•STRZET.

Sono particulars of • determined suicide in
/I=park having appeared in this journal of yesterday, io
a Freedman, whom name was unknown, had com-
mitted seif-destruction by d6chareng, first two pistols at
his head, but failing in his object heal afterwards cut his
throat, we are now enabled to lay before our readers further
particulars relative to the Mfair, and from which it will be
area that there is earthly a doubt that the man, is addition
to having committed suicide, had alai perpetrated one of
the must liorriWe murders that for many years have taken
place in this country, the murder beim( attended with
eireasietenees of peculiar atrocity.
It appears that about ten day. ego the met, whom ease
is Antonio Itherand, awl who was about 35 years of age,
sad • tailor by trade, accompthied by his wife, a young
woman named Caroline, avid M, en English woman,
and very good loulthe., took • top door at the house
of Mr. Balla, Mishima:, and confectioner Oxford-street,
the runt being se. • week. Nothing particular occurred till
Hattirday last, on which aftentoon the risen went out, it
le believed, to me the volunteer review, and while he was
absent the murdered woman was men cleaning the stairs
by Mr. Rolls. About sine o'clock at night the man re.
turned, and having asked for • bottle of gpnger-beer, drank
it, and wishing the persona in the slop " good night," went
up mairs, within( more being seen or heard of him. It may
be here stated that Mr. Bolls only occupier the lower part
of the house, the two intervening boors being empty.
I In Wednesday morning, nothing having been seen of the
female or lam husband, Mr. Huila became rather uneasy
reganling them, and was about tryin; to open the door of
the wuu occupied by them, when at that moment a con-
stable and • park.keeper arrived bringing news that the
man had committed suicide as airs' mated, • letter found
on him leading to Lie ideutificatioo. The room door was
then burst open by the niustable, and • most frightful
spectacle prevented itself, for on the their, oo her stomach,
was the body of the wife, stark naked and headless. A
search about the room, which was bestrewn with blood, led
to the discovery of the had of the murdered woman, it
having been thrown in a coal cupboard, previously having
been wrapped in • towel evidently for the purpose of being
conveyed away. (lea an examination, it was fwd attempts
had been made to sever the legs and arms of the murdered
woman from her body. There were several knives found
about the room, and the place seemed in the greatest dis-
order, smite work of the inao's being strewn about in ern un-
finished state.

There seems to he very little doubt that the motive of
the are for destroyiug his victim was Jealousy, as it is
suited that be had told a brother a shorty time since that he
could staad it no longer, and on ananamiaation of hie body,
on his breast was found pricked in ink, " Death to an un-
faithful woman also 1/11 his arm a portrait of the Emperor
NITOltl, which is stated to be a good likemma
The body of the man was taken to Yount-street Work-
house, and that of the female to Mt. Jaarim's Workhouse,
Polaud.street, wham they await the inquiet&

Mater DrYT.—FrOnl a return juet presented to
the Home d Comatem, it appean that the number of
buattels of malt charged with duty in the United Kingdom
from tie Itith day al May, 18501, to the 15th day of May,
ISiti iadmive, wag 43,494,906, and the Ember in the year
terniiaatiag es the 15th alMay, 1850, 43,50,1916.
Parrisinaitr ZNOLAND AND WALIK —Frail a
oweparative statement Pot presented to the House
of Comas:ea, M appears that the somber of
paupers Prompt lunatic paupers in amluma aad
vegraate)ia laglaed sad Wales in the receipt cd relief
on the hut day of the moosel week of May, 1859, was Si
&lime : la door, 109,571 , oot4tom, 712,517 ;
IMMO ; and that the amber ►t the corresponding period
4 1850 wee : la-door, 105,32 ; out-door, &b 4. Eat; making
a total of 800,450. Thus there is a difference Os favour of
i'Mb present year of 21,83.1, or 2.63 per mat

CULLIO Hs RIPITAL. Yeatertlay the
tweets tint eased festival .4 King's C Hospital toi.k
per is the large hall of the College. the of Win-
elswits ris the chew. It was stated is the comas of the
mesisig that Aeries het year Mere were mitered us the boobs
34111111petieste • and aims 15M. whim the huepital was first
Zuras Mao Ilea MAU to have beau admitted to
sd. sells of Me shanty. whom y.'1,13l were ia • palmate,
3105.1111 ee4 sad 8.610 per married wanes
sordid at their ewe Issues. These facts w..re sags-
Melly referred I. by the not perused elssirmaa la
.snares with the free character id the hospital whisk
though ash*. M the meal privilege .4 the governors sad
walissribeas is reemmisiliagt=da, admitted all war of
essidertal Wary and to the utteert limit
IlVmpert stated that tba total is.
elms of tbs rhasite =elusive of Ispcia• above 100,
aerodedam 7.111k7.111k Tie. 7dThe annual sabseriptima
sereastedi le 1,31111. is at, he* • larger sum than is my
=year. sad Yr ilseseisse to 2.521/. 15s. 7d. The
sari emismiliare has hose 6,41. W. 14s. 341. ; sad is
addition the itemmillee bars been enabled to pay off the
ism of I.OOOE berrewed from the Mahan In 1858. The
eetsesealise YAirlisa M December 31, DAC amount to
1,3391. Lisa ii • a•liallialai um was added yesterday
evening in sebscriptirms immesseed by the wit-aviary, sad Is
a collestios smile at tbe Wolin
Tin &mon Sant —Mr. Foster, the principal
is Ibis bask, yesteMsy Med his petition under the private
t dames of Me Bialiruptcy Act la the Hirmag.
M • Ooart. Messrs Madame mid Aliso, es waste
far Mews. lbem..l and Marlow, et Walsall, are maiden
for lb. pstitioaer.