The New York herald., 1870-05-26
ENGLAND.
The Murders at Cheisea-F FINDING Of the
Bodies of the Clergymnu and His uouse-
keeper-The ArresG--The Prisoaer in Cart.
ITrom the Pall Mall Gazette. May i

(Irom the Pail Mall Gazette, May AL
The apprehension entertained yesterday morning
that two murders had been committed at Chelsea
was proved before night to be correct, the body or
the Rev. Mr. Huel'n, as wen as that OF his house.
III consequences OF some further information they
had received, the police yesterday afternoon had
noes dug In the garden at the back Of No. "a Wei
iington square, ami od up large stone iag In the
wafer closet at the back OF the house, after dong
which they dug TO the depth Of three feet eight
inches. They then discovered an archway Of brick
and fresh motar. Upon removing the bricks one OF
caught hold OF ih; arm aud pulled up the hands.
upon which Was mitten and glove. There was a
small quantity OK earth between the bricks and the
body. Upon removing tle Garth Mr. Anein was dis
covered in his shirt sleeves. EI head was lying In
hole that had ben SCI atehed out underneath the
foundation al the house. the detectives caught hold
OF the corpse and pulled 1t out OF the hole Dr. Tur
ner was sent for, and lie discovered rope { ell
around he neck Of the deceased he, however, we
IL as hls opinion that death had not resulted from
etrangulation but from blow in1Aed With spade
on the let SIDE of the head, and the wound CORE
Sponded with the marx on the side OF the deceasedS
| hat, winch was found Inc day before. The doctor
believed thai the rope had beoA THROWN over Mr.
| huelins neck ater death had taken place. In the
hole under the foundation OF the house. and where
tie head or the dec ased had been found rest
ing, hts coat was iouad ioded up in small parcel.
Tie rope Chat had been thrown over MS neck was In
| a & y Moose, aui the knot had been tightly pulled
under the let enc. Is Is supposed that Nr. Huelln
| was ,uurlered "a the roat Kitchen, fox upoa the
| door near INC rni0w lerc O. 9 stains OF blood, aud
| chemicals have eye ty been Used with the view OF
obterating rne ~. ~. TIE police. on examining
The ponse Of tne prisoner leF discovered the viii
OF the Rev. mr. uch as well as several title deeds
relating TO MS prore ".
tratc as Westminster Ponce Court yesterday alter
noon and tho facts stated bsiore The Coroner the
previous day and reported III TINS paper yesterday,
J were again pub IN III evidence. me prisoner, VINO
said he had questions 20 ask the witnesses, was
renianded to Ihis day. Ne
HIS heusskeeper wa. aboas i0fty. fhey lived at the
house IN Pauton's square, but Mr.. Huelin was al
the owner OF O house. winch has OF late been unet
1 ln
Gstat rom Paui0n's square; and IL appears that
he had employed Miller, WAC 1s asterer, In work
| aoout the house. On Monday night the house In
| PauIton's square WAS discovered 10 be lnsecurey
rasteued, and the police eOt-reh. They found no
| thing DISTURBED IN the house, large box was in
| the kitchen ocket, and. DeigtOor having said it
was sAll right, the matter WA only reported at the
station. The houHe beng found secure the next day
l it was taken FOR granted tnat there was nothjng
I wrong. The circumstances which led 10 the dis.
| covory on wednesday evening have been already
The young woman VINO was IN the house at Paul.
ton's square when Piper was called to remove the
hog In wlIch the body OF Mrs. G0ss had been placed
was apprehended last night. IL Is stated that she
! Is a woman OF known bad repute. she was well
dressed wher Piper saw her but had II s supposed,
eitner pawned or sol her clothes, as the condition
in which she wns when iaken by the police ls de-
J scrIbed "a deploIabe.
Miller was again brought up &C the Wcstninstcr
| Police Courb this afternoon and charged with muir
defng MFR. HueIin as well as Mrs. Goss, the house.
| housekeeper The woIAan Elizabeth Green, who
was seen Tia .ie house ut Pault0us square Win the
prisoner, was called to identity nun, Dut as soon ~
| she had looked at him she Ialntei and was removed.
/ The policeman who took Miller INTO Gus oily was
tuen examined aud detailed the circumstances
under which the arrest took place. Ho pro-
| duced the articles found upon Miller when
! he was searched at the station house. Among
( them was a title deed OF the house "a
|. Wellington SQUARE a rent BOOK and two envelopes
addressed TO Mrs. Goes. rnc ttle deed was COW
! cred with coaguiaied blood. Another police officer
delosed 10 the finding OF the body or Mrs. Coss In
the box anu evidence also given as 10 the iden-
tiry lhe body. mau named sHlilh spoke to the
prisoner hryi0g expressed desire TO possess ann
self OF the Old Qentlemans and the housekeeper' 9
money. The woman Green, VINO i5 described as "a
tlnid, haif. wited creature OF about tweaJy,n was
then again brought into court. She stated that
Miller inet her Ia the street on wednesday night and
took hei TO the mouse Ia Chelsea wher3 nc RaVe 1er