The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1859.

BORRIBLI MURDER.

A murder of a most frightful character has been
committed at • haul situated 19, ILides Heademart, Plea-
bury-market. At the boom in aposeties there melded Is s
ant floor frost room a err aimed Imam Moore sad •
woman, believed to be his Els, with a child about 2} years
of age. Soma mouths saes Moore Ins charged at the
Mansioo-houas with mesultiag • female by biting bar is
the hood. and for that alma was senteseed to Imprimm-
nest. During his incarceration he betrayed symptoms aim-
sanity, and was removed to Maris madhosee In Horton. Lad
Friday the room Is King's Heed-taut was taken by Moore,
and yesterday moraine, about seven, Mr. Tarter, the land-
lord, heard quarrelling sad .mica between Melodeon. Nothlsg,
however. traaspired during the day to warrant suspicion a
any particular violence having bean committed; but in dm
aternooa, Moore, who had, it was believed, bees out the
hears, called Kr. Turner to the room, where a moot home-
tying sight premed Itself. A women, in • perfectly amide
mate, excepting some alight article thrown aimose her lass,
ley flat on her beck on the boards of the room, sad near her
ea one side, placed upright Is a white hand-basis, was her
heed ; white oa the other aide, equally as 04•7, sat a ohlkl,
quits satisfied, apparently, with the politics of itself and
mother. A beg wound was was at the women's admits,
easel a pall In one corner of the room contained a quantity
of blood with wearing apparel. The Boor had apparently
hems washed up. for smeared mark. sad the presence of
water were manifest. Moore disclaimed all knowledge of
fhb tdirbtfal scene, promo:tag with apparent truthful's=
Oa he hal made the discovery on rearming home jaw* pre-
viously. At that moment there was no ground for
despise thisoa he appeared perfectly clear of blood stains
sod bed ea& clime Ala. Mr. Turner however left the
boss. with him, and reached the Worship-street Polio,-
esertjust at the conclusion of the days amine. ; there he
met ea the threshold Mr. &Wagon, the office-keeper,
te 16011111 he mentioned the dreadful ocrorreette, st
the same time alluding to Moore, then standar by Me
skis, perfectly composed ,es his lodger. Mr. Kattegat es
Usage the relation instantly took both men into the oleos
sad marks of blood were dlsoareitile upon the trousers a
Moms. A few minutes after this the hoar when the victim
ley wee Is the pommeios of the police, while Rayne', warrant
taker of the 0 dieision, conveyed the supposed murderer to
the station-home, in Old-street. Moors is by Sado se sm.
lwells-maker, and had two children besides that rseationed,
bat they wen away from home. Among the artiokre Swag
by the police in the room Ins • Cu box. oa the lid debit:li
wee sketched a cellos*, with two men homing. It is be-
bend Moore escaped from the asylum.

EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER.
([HIS DAY.)
. _

Jose Moen, 83. by trade an umbrella maker, wee
ohoosod Won Mr. D'llynoolut, at Worship street
Pollee-
ewttr ea ouoMoloe of sawing the death at Mary Asa, bin
view

The prisseer's 'Terror did not denote guilt or bratty.
He was not brought into court before the disposal of all
the pied dories and remands, sad the seer outside up to
rat period was or of intense excitement and confusion
asaseg upwards of 1,000 persons.
The following evidence nee received :

William Turner, 13, iiieg's-Iteed-court, ant
• journeymen baker. Prisoner lodged with les rises Thurs-
day lest with his wife and one child, aged sheet two yews
sad a half. They occupied • Brut S ,or front room, Nene
saw him mill yesterday eftersoen about 3 o'clock, whet be
knocked at the etrest-door. Ny little daughter answered it,
and said, " Father, her. is the gentlematt up-
stairs, I said, " Very well," and prisoner prod
upstairs. He did sot stop • minute, then re-
turned, and meld, " Are you landlord ?" I said, " Vac"
He then irked, " Has anyone been in my roomy " I sp.
peeled to my &tighter. She replied, "Not siaos mother
has been about 11 o'clook." Prisoner said, " Come up-
stairs with me." I want, sad lamer satensi his room first,

be want straight up tro whore the corpse lay en the door
comet with a itenakespens or arataGing. I ism or. •
naked body lying ao be but, with • weed on the beam
of the bowels Moat six Who arms. Prisoarr add,
" Look, that is nay wife I add, " Good God, how
haa this oocorred t How do you know It Is year les r He
moiled, " I suppose it is." 1 this laid him ko wait in the
rose till I Mated • police-oonstabie. He Wand, and said
" I will goaarrbere with you." I brought him to thli
*Goa

Whams hire Bedard what has already appe••d Is the
seateleg perm with 'looped to the disclosers of what had
eweerred, and the eabseqoeat visit of the polioe to the room

Mr. inttigan, the office kelpie, gave e;idesins, the name
et aria& bee also transpired.

Mr. M B rids *it oblei natter, wbo, aooompabied by Hares,
the warms ram, Mr. Tares' Mr. Itiutpn, and the
primer, fated Os body as desoriked, shortly Aimed'
spoke of the primmer bevies sods a statement, takes dews
is pencil, and wad, in which it was alleged that Orr,
left home yesterday songsg at half-past seven
while his wilt was getting brearhat ready ; that
ea his return les forted bar lytag prided, as re
ins sees by the caws. It also appeared that • pair et
Sep broke in mesa pees was fogad la piesases roes,
and areas of append at is pis*.
Penh Issatas, a ranirl wars, living in Christopher-
eqemni, Losperday, dipsed be bring see the body sad
bsedorbkilt sbe .-plead r priest's wde, lonserly
Mary An Cans. Thin titters rid she Ise primmer
la the pot et the been No. It, le his shirt-siesse, bat
=NW =Oft nambelsis The prisoner's Mb we. mesa
by bar about a sett age. Ohs did not know on what ems
the partite were livlag.

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