The Express. — 1860-10-23 (London, England)

THROUGH DISAPPOINTED LOVE.  On Saturday afterioon, Mr. Harding held an Wisest at the &tame's Heel Hotel, Healey, 011 the body of .4 deist& Marlow, a years of age, who Lail committed suicide by taking oxalic acid the previous day. The deeemed, a fine yourm woman, occupied a respectable pwtt•o. is life, au! was very highly respected bye time ei el. of triode sad aniteint sees. Mho resided with her mother at Etruria Val., and eartial busier/ as a dreemiaker. For moms wash.. sho had been its • ilepreamd state .4 mind, mood, it now turns out. by some unplcomuitneee with her aweetbesn, a respectable young man, named Steele, to wLirm she bed been engaged for seven years. The esgagemeat, it appears, ass objectioaahle-though on what account has not transpired—to Mr. strele's friends, which 1.,.1 the effect of inducing hint ,::her to break off the match altogether or to slight the lady. Whichever it might have Lees, the fact preyed upon the mind of the deceased to an eaten which, there can be an timid, ultimately induced insmity. awl while under its inlluemo she committed the rash act. On Friday morning she rose about eight o'clock sod went into the parlour, when her mother presently heard her crying, and on guis7 thither found her writing a Ictier, and appearing t", he in great trouble. In reply to her neither, she promised to come to bee in the kitoheo is a fee minutes tike wee Mani crying spin abeetly alter. want.. and her mother went again to her, receiving the same reply as before. Pmeently she came into the kitcheu with a letter in her hand, which she gave to her mother, and then raid. " (11i, mother, mother, I have takes po,sm." Her moth w i.irriediately went to procure semi. mire, sal sent for a doctor. The descried lay on the sofa, al Lalf an hour afterwards died. A piper labelled " oxalic acid" was afterwards found ea the floor, hut it did act bear the name of any chemist, and every effort since male to ascertain where the poison vat pnatired has Lilal. The letter which the dermas' ;see to her mother was as follow. :—" I feel my time diewhig near. I feel quite reconciled to my fate. I love not the least desire to live; bit, oh, how hard 1...1ie e. young. The only ain I ever committed is loviez hint v. well. He has ruined no sal left ma to my shame, after stoma years' courtship. I have hese true an him, God knows I have ; hut his stepmother and sisters have always tried to prejudice his mind **mil me, and they are my murderers and Wa Look at Lie Letters, sail you will see how he moo here.' me. Bat he will never he happy, for he will /easy, have the brand of niunler —murder on his conscience. I whit von to bury hi. likeness with nee, said the brooch.. Cool bye, and ble.s you all. A. Marlow." On the back of the letter was, " Yon rise show this to avenue ; do not give up his letters." Ie nspeet to the silhoioas in this letter, fmm which the melee would incline to draw an inference anfew.nitshle to the character of the decensed's lover, eternities to the evidence given at the iuquest, there seems to be so emend for the stron r expression. n.ede use of by the deceased, in the muse in which they would naturally be erpretel.  A 'pia apirroin examination of the body wan sr & ly Mr. Grim. enor, mimeos, whoatoted that it sbowe•l no vot of dirge., wheteYer, azal Le warn of opinion that deaf du.vl by 0t..11.. n. id. The jury returned a verdict of "Temporary insanity."  PIloath:1110N of C'eiVocaTlON.--(TH