The Express. — 1859-05-31 (London, England)

BROBNOLIPPB  VAMP.  BRORNCLIFFE CAMP, MAT M.  A melancholy excitement has been created here by the soicide of • young lieutenant belonging to the Royal City of Dublin Militia, aimed Thorns' George Keogh. The rash PC. W.e committed very wirly yesterday morning, while the deoeaocd WY under class arrest ia his room. Various rumours are slat with reference to the MUM Ifi the arrest. • 601. note had been *Wen trout one of the ofilorre quarters, end it is reported that the deceased was suspected of being concerned in the shstracten or appropriation of it. The amber Is not known, but it is alleced that the deceased had "meetly cheesed a 601. no's et Dover. The deceased'. *lands reside in the neighbourhood of Dubin. This afternoon the totality coroner for the district, Mr. Thai. Thorpe Deimos, held an inquest en the body of the deceased in the mese-room of the regimen., when • number of witnesses ware ssumin,"i.  It appeerod from the a videnoe that the deceased had been for some days much depressed in epirlts, and it had been Mated that lie was indebted to hie ompasy about 20/. On Saturday ha was @jokes to on the subject of the loss of the 501. note referred to, sad not answering questioos which were put to him I. a satielartory manner he woe placed under arrest. About 20 minutes before two of the text day the ofile,r on guild bead the deceased groaning, and knocked at the door, and receiving no answer be culled for asds•anos. When the door was broken open the deceased was found etroggbog on the bed, but quite insensible. He died immediately afterwards. There was nothing ommyed to him while he was under Arrest, except Lis dinner and some ale. An envelope was found on the table bearing the address, "Miss M. A. Roe, Sydmonds Court Cam's, Donnybrook, Dublin." Some pieces of an unfinished letter were also found, commencing, 'trimmest Ma,ian,—l Amite to you for the last time, as before this reaches you I will be no more." Tt is wu said to be in the deceAsed's handwriting. A bottle was also found beneath the mattress of the bed.  Home U. Eire Powell said be bad known the deceased for the last year and a half. He had always found him eaergetic end eacitable in bid manner. He wan quite the contrary during the conversation with the colonel on Saturday last. It struck him that deceased's manner wee then so listless that it bsi &red on atupetani in. That was during the conversation which terminated in hie being placed under arrest. He also obacrved a peculiar ghastly sppearanos In his countenance. Pecuniary difficulties were iike4 to produce awl appearances. There was nothing, however, in the conduct of the deceased to lead to the supposition that he cottemplated suicide. Mr. lonsthao kiwi), surgeon to the regiment. said Its bed made a post-mortem cesmioation of the deceased, end found tho internal stirface of the stomach inflamed and die. organised, be had n.l doubt from prussic acid. The bottle pridaccd had contain. d prussic mid. It was quite possible that he might have taken oxalis acid as well, as witness did not think that praise acid would have produced the dia. orgmbiation of the stomach alone. The jury found thst " the deceased destroyed himself by poison while labouring under a fit of teniparary insanity."  EXPLOSION AND Lose or