The Express. — 1857-12-10 (London, England)

MURDER AND SUICIDE IN  TEI CALEDONIAN-10AD.  Yesterday Mr. William Payne held an inquest at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, on the body of George Goble, who died in the hospital from injuries he had unstained from • hisshot, indicted by himself after an attempt to murder his wife on Saturday, the 7th of November. Harriet Morris, of No 22, Bennington-street, Caledonianroad, mid the decanted was tier father, who was 77 years of age, and by trade a plasterer. She lived in the some house with him, but on the night of the 7th of Novi mbar her mother slept with her because she was ill. She heard nothing of her father during the night. Between seven and eight o'clock in the morning her mother got up, sod shortly after aim had gone down stairs she heard her mother cry out for mulatto.. She ran down stairs, and on going Into the room saw her father striking her mother on the head with • hemmer, which inflicted a seem wound. Witness polled her mother out of the room, and having returned, maw her father sitting ea the bed with a pistol in his band. Witness then ran easy, closing the door lifter her, and calling out " murder?' Immediately afterwards she heard the report of • pistol. A lodges came down, and, • tolieeman brag sent for, they went Into the reom, and found the* the deceased had attempted hie life. A doctor was sent kw, and directed his removal to the hospital. She thought that he had not been right In his mind for setae thus, as six eseaUss ago he attempted to poison himself. The wife of the deceased said her husband bad him eat of work for some time, which preyed upon his mind. There bed been no quarrel between them. He went behind her an the morning 111 question, and without any provocation attack hoe on the huh of the head with a hammer. She knew that her husband had a pistol, but he always kept it locked up. Mr. Fronds Wakefield Skey, hones surgeon of St. Bartholomew's Amite, said he eaw the deceased, who was shot be the month ; and he a:traded sumo shot from his pasta and magus, and several shot had come away 111000. D1011•011a gradual, sank and died on Monday, from the wound. He had net been in a ppaapps sate of mind dam he had been in tbehomplta. He often said that he would pa an end to himself it be recovered, and that be should not have cared if he had lefted his wits. _ _ _  TV lury ratursad • verdict of " Temporary Insanity."  THE DTINO FRENCH GOVERN= PACKED On TO ran Boren—A paragraph from the litaish Oman alp. parr inatte.atmss of Tuesday, noraMg the thocking "Ebb, which he os Saturday week at Bonlops when e young y, twenty years of age, who led bus sonnies in a family in London, died on her journey home to her Mark at Amiens. The Wore, a journal of Bonlegne, Mates the facts in precirly the same way, adding that the poor girl was attacked with typhoid fever in the hour at Mn. C—,, with whom she timid in London and that, to • speschler and helee state, she was taken by that Lay to the Loadon•bndgs railway station, labtlled to be sent to her brotherin-law at Maine, sad with her money ern up in her stays. Mrs. C— did indeed request two lake, who wore in the tame railway moire, to take csre of her, end Niece she was unable to help henalf, Mrs. C— gun the mead • irovenign to purchase what air might require. The poor authorities at Bookers have node a report span this di* to the Ironer InntriaL It rose to have rata • weep strong feeling in France. La Wenn rates that Mtn C -pretends to have been merely guided by herc=cires ado vice in sending this levee wriest grace the