The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1869-12-03 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

TICE DISCOVERY OF 'ME BODY OF KINCK. The Paris correspondent of the Stendard writes:— The event of the day is the discovery of the corpse of Tronmann's eighth victim, Bieck senior. It was found out in a manner which savours of romance. About a fortnight ago, you may remember that I wrote to you that Tropmxnn had confessed that he had murdered the father as well as all the members of the Kinck family—he state! that he had walked with him from Cerney towards Bolvillier (in Ala/tee), and that close to a wool lie had propose Ito take refreshment. He polled a flask out of his pocket, and handed it to his companion, who took a pull at it, Ind immediately fell down Widow. The flask contained not kirsch, as the murdere 1 man probably supposed from the smell, but nrnsde-acid, the o lonr of which is nearly similar. He then buried him in a place whieli he indicate! as well as he was able. 'lle jot dal authorities and police disbelieved tlds mate...ion an! supposed that it was a mere con. trivan-e on the part of the mar lerer, Tropmann, to Prolong his lifo by putting off his trial, but nevertheless a further sear-h was ordered. An experienced doteetive was sent down, awl for days ho explored tho district without finding a trace of the missing body. But yesterday, while making a last exploration in comp irty with some gendarmes aryl country people, a numb r of ravens were seen congregatel on trees close by, pouncing down every sow and then, awl, their meal over, settling on a neighbouring tree. Ono of the country people exclaim° I, "Look at the raven-, ti ere is tome deal bo-ly there." On reaching the spot the carrion bir Is flew away, and they found a human bo ly, parts of which protruded from the groan I. It was Innie I near the surface, in a light, sandy tail, an! the ravens had got at it somehow. It w is fearfully iTsfignre 1, but the clothes and linen bore the same mark 3 its tkon of the victims discovered at Pantie.— the stockings is particn:ar were precisely similar, not being 11111,11ine-nusde, but knitted by hand. Tho ho ly can hardly bear removal, therefore the stoin Leh and into, tines have been taken away for the parpose of chemical, analysis. The clothes are deemed satlicient for :he purpoie of identification, It is at tel t..,-night that Tropmamt hints that he had nocomplices, but, whether or not, there is no doubt but that within a very few weeks the fullest p trtieulars of this fearful crime will be mantel. There are people iii Paris viho believe that Tropmann will get the benefit of extenuating circumstances, and bets have actually been offered about it. French juries return such extraig Unary verdicts that everything is possible; hut the fooling against Tropmann runs so high in Faris that Ido not believe any jury could be found iii this city to exempt him from the guillotine, however avers.) they might be in principle to the punish. meut of death.  A Kingston, Ontario, despatch says that rather 11`31 tholi's allegations of ill•treatment while a prisoner tier', provoke indignation and expressions of regret that ho has been released. The premises of Mr. Gross, bread end biscuit baker, 13, liawkinastreet, Sydney•street, Mile End, London, were destroyed by fire on Monday morning. The in. mates had barely.time to escape. _  Ro sines remains have been remove,l from the sepulchre of Count Pepoli and placed in a now tomb, constructed of stone, in the Cemetery of Pere La Chaise, Paris. The inscription outside simply bear., in letters of gold, the name of Rossini. Musical Standard. The order for volunteers of various trades from the Royal Marines for service in St. Juan has been can. celled, the Admiralty having no intention to send any men out to the island at present; but a detachment of marines of different trades has left Chatham for markt imilarrauda.  14. ..elso is authorised to state that the report in thr Standard as to the recall of Lor I Spencer f, ern Ire!and is entirely without foundation.