The Express. — 1865-04-08 (London, England)

POISON= IN NATVGATII.  INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) Thin afternoon Mr. W. J. Payne, the deputy serener, held an in airy at Newpie respecting the death of a prisoner named Samson Parer, mged 25 years, who nomnutted suicide while under remand is the above prima. Mr. E. James Doer, Cioreeser 01 NewiPta mid that An doomed was brought lab the pima ea Thursday last He had been remanded by the City mnestreies on the 'barge al baring stolen divers silk shawls, the property al Mr. Charles Kennedy, his employer. He was pet is the meal cell for remanded prisoners. He wee to bare been ireught up for farther examination next Thursday. denmot Robert Pacirmen, a city detective, deposed that he had arrested the deceased on Thursday Let while he wee going into a public-house near the City-road bridge. While ha wan being taken to the Mansion-house he looked vary ill, and he maid, "Don't walk lest, I ma very ill." When he was examined before Alderman Carter he Demme very de spading in coesequence of some letters which he thought had been burnt being produced in evidence spinet him. He was charged with robbing his employers in concert with two other men named Powell and Mahatma. When his companions were smiled ems of them ecedeseed, end some letters that the deceased had written to Mm. Powell about money matters IMO produced in court spd Dim. He had always requested Mrs. Powell to burn all au  Lateen. Robert Mapsegoe, a weeder, preyed that whes the do. ceased was brought into the prison at 5 ergo& en LA Thursday evening, he war made to take • warm bath. He war not attired in the prom dram. He did sot look very ill, and, therefore, no doctor saw him before, he took the bath. Thrum Finn, principal warder at Nawpte, said that he was called to the deceased's cell on Friday morning. He was undreamed, and his hands were tied babied hire with a garter. He must have first tied his hands in frost of him, and then pulped his tied hands over his heed. On the floor of the cell stedernsath the gas pipe he had r• blanket, sod as that he placed a stool. ha ad then taken • piece of the web Muffing. sad having fastened it to his scarf tied it round his seek. aid then he had fastened it to the gaspipe. Wham could not explain how he bad then fastened his hands behind hint. The remit of his putting the blanket on the floor one to prevent the noise of the falling of the stool when he kink it from under him being beard He had areanged all  dark. Mr. Clark, surgeon, stated that de cell in which the deceased was placed wee celled the receded cell. He would be kept in that cell for the whole of that night. TM next day he would be placed in another. The cell was • very dreary oue, and to a prisoner entering it ie the later pert of the &y, when jt was unlighted, it would praises • very black appraised The Coroner It would be likely to effect the mind of • pence in low health. Z. Perry, dotter did deceased. mid that the demand had been • ~douse porter to Mr. Kenuedy far twelve months. Three months ago he left in coaseqoeds of bad health. When the deceased wee addled he did not know that there was any dirge aphid his usexpeeted him. He was a man of good character, asd arrest would no doubt prey upon his mind. For the lad three moods he had lived apes clubs. He had di himself from his employer on account of hie ill-health. had been living in the country. The Corder baring lammed itihseitry retuned • verdict of "Suicide while of n=  The Channel Fleet is under orders to proceed to sea on the 17th Mt. TUB SIZIOUS LeCIDINT TO Me. HIMILT HOLM —Happily, having Mem into such good hands from the mowed of the sociderit, so to speak, and mstMg with such prompt rordiod aid (Dr. Humpiny having also beita called is), and the most comfortable acsoommodatioo at the heads of lir. Jackson, of the hotel at Whittlished, when everything has been done for the comfort of the injured pet/amen and his OUMKOUS family and tripods staying these, a great change has taken place for the bettor, and we are happy to relate that most seagulls hopes are now "Martallied of his recovery, although it may yet be mom mariderable time before Mr. Hems can be removed home. Combs age radepnident. PROPOsED Ngap Samurais IN Kincwierrwa. The proprietors of the Exchange is Ilsalbeder, iodine that the memat baUding offend ialßlSOini 110000. modation for the rapidly growing trade of the districts sad having no lamas of Worming its area, gam settee • few months ago that they had made aussagempets with the owners of contiguous property for the porthole of • sew site ors which to erect a sew &Mange. In the Modica of the new site, however, they seem to -have bete Morin:she. It has always bees felt that a building in which merchant. and business men are to aoogregate should be a neer Ypossible to the busiossemetre of the city. Upwards of 20 years ago this Post-offico formed part of the Ezekiel.. When there was ea longer mem 'Gough for the Ecol-cfte the proprietor of the Exchange mod much as they have done now, and without coasalting the wish". of the inhabitants bought a sew site, sad actually commeticed the MOUm of a new post-office upon it. Public spirit wee arouse& sod after • short but sharp easiest the Post-odke was carded to Brown-street About the site of the sew Exchange there is now a similar molest arising. By many people the Newell's Building.. plot (that proposed by the present Exchange oommitter) is coosidered a good we ; bat there IWsprung up a party (a powerful sad isfiasetisl cm) who propose to cony the Exchange, like the Post-affiae, to Browsstreet, and the plot selected is oast bounded by that street or, one side, by Opt ng-pnime cm the other side, and mating back from Kingeozeol to the Gomm