The Express. — 1850-01-02 (London, England)

MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE AT NIAGARA.  The Dared Advertiser gives the following particlelars of the maysteriens death of Mr., Miller, daughter of the He. John Novell, Ist* United Sates senate, of Detrolte and the wife of Mellor Miller, of the army, now in Florida. Ting, lady /Imbed the Eagle Hotel, at Niagara, hem Wisettester, Va., eta the 28th ult., with her two little boys, four and six year' old. She disuppeand doting the light, but sundry letters, her geld wateb, a purse with some 4 de liars in rain, all the ornamental parts of her hair, two Wrath% wed • very frafolothes, her weddiag ring, the., were fendon her chamber Welt. Among the note. were the rallovriog Nuoen Feu.", Nov. 26.—Evening Hos. J. Norrall, U. S., Drariet Megrim, any diar father and mother, this is wham the last letter ynu will receive limn me. I hide's I left Winchester for Pittabseoh, by way of Philratelphis ; but somehow I got bete. I don% know how, for I sever travelled it alone before. Take good sera of two dear Elle boys. I neended, I think, going to Detroit; but do all you can for my child's's. My little girl is is heaven. I hope to join her some My head aches almost he distraction sow. Grad bye, dear parents, brothers sad straw. Don't forget to do all you cas for Msjur Miller. He has always Nem • kind husbased.--As ever, our affectionate daughter, I. G. Mitten Ta. Advertiser thus proceeds in the further history of the OW: Her two Dor e, the oldest of whom is upwards of six years of age, say that on the night of their arrival at the Falls, their mother put them to bed and bade them good bye ; when they awoke on the moroino of Tuesday, the 27th of November, they as weal went to the bad in which they sup posed she had slept. etee b.d not, apparently, bees in the bed. They rang the bell Toe bar keeper came up to the room. They asked for their mother. He knew nothing of her disappearance. He observed the letters noticed above, and gave the alarm. Upos the Cann being glen of her disappearance, much excitement lock place ea the village, sod different persons wad parties set nut in 'each of her. Finally, her new silk bosun or leried, trust led upon, wu found in the abutment et the bridge wrach lead. from the main shore to Goat Island about 200 irat from the shore. Her crape shawl, turn into three pints, tied together by very bud haw, was tarteced to the raids*, apparently to let herrall down, Hest to the ahatmente, and tten to lower hetselt still further towards the rapid current which sweeps over the V. 11.. This is the left trace which could he discovered of her. as fir as regards her meditated self distraction. Mts. Willer, with her children, arrived et Buffalo os Sunday morning, the 25:b of November, aid went in • carriage to the Lovejoy House. She then opened 6a 1 re ad the letter a bleb was headed to her at the depot. Finding that she had wide& whisk, in going to that house, she apprised the landlord of it, expressing herself perfectly satisfied with her accommodations, but said she bad • friend, or acme triende, at the Eachange, and desire a to go there. Upon the suggestion of the landlord, she 'mote a snort note to some one at the Eactange, and rem toed where the was foe brczkfast. In • few minutes, • man came from the Eschew, sad inquired for the lady who had ant ior ! im. ' She was notified of his arnval. She mid that she would see him in the public pul we. Asoroiegly, she came down, saw this person a moment, and after tereektret ordered • carriage to take her end her children to the Exchange, where she remained till the next morning, which w.,s the morning ou wMeh, at nine o'clock, she proceeded in the ears to the Falls of Niagara. At the Exchange, she was not seen in c enapany with the stranger who had gone from that hotel (oche Lovejoy Reuse, in compliance with her nose. When she went in the rare in the morning, this man did Lot atconway her, but WAS seeu neer toe cars, and direct d the conductor to put the lady rate them. Tree conductor, &gentlemanly man, was strode with the appearance of the two boys, took them in his arm', I al d placed them in the car where their mother was. When I they arrived at the Falls, the