The Express. — 1868-01-09 (London, England)

MURDIR OF • COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS IN SHROPSNIRE.—Yesterday the adjourned inquiry into the mysterious circumstances attending the death of Mr. Barnard Z the Birmingham commercial traveller, whose murdered wee found in a ditch near Stnekley an the '29th November, was resumed before the coroner at Dawisy. Mr. Leeks, solicitor, was present to watch the case on behalf of Kr. George Harris, one of the witnesses, with respect to whom there recently spread through the district an extraordinary rumour circumstantially deecribtag how he had committed suicide, leaving behind him a enafeesion that he was the murderer of Zuguan. On the opening of the court the coroner said he had received • meannnieation from the Home Secretary in reply to the nnanlaisas request of the jury that government would afar • reword for the detection of the criminal without waiting for their verdict. Mr. Gathorne Hardy said it was not usual for government to offer a reward in such oases until • coroner's jury had returned • verdict of wilful murder against seine person or persons unknown. It weer not for him (the coroner) to criticise the custom of the Home-office, or to my whether it would not lave been conducive to the ends of justice to depart from it in the present instance: but be would put it to the jury whether they would close their inquiry on the evidence sa In their possession, in which case he presumed a reward would be offered fo;thwith, or whether they would hear the additional evidence which the police were prepared with, and which, he might say, did not materially serve to elucidate the mystery which surrounded the identity of the murderer. The jury decided to close their tbotaiwithoet hearing further evidence, and after brief on returned the following verdict :—" The jury, eassidering that it is most desirable that a government rewind altould be offered, and which, according to the reap anideation from the Home-office, cannot be done till • verdict has been returned, find • verdict of wilful murder some person or persona unknown. At the lame Est eirhey cannot but express their regret that no reward has yet hem offered after the unanimous expression of their opinion that a brutal murder had been committed." SINGULAR CANE Or LOBB AND RECOVERY  About ilir;eYeairs ago Yrs. Stewart, llontbey, while feeding her calves, allowed one of them to tuck her fingers, but on withdrawing her hand beheld with consternation that her marriage ring and another which she wore as • keeper had diaappeared, the calf having apparently ovallowed them. la eensequenee of this the animal was kept at Montboy, where it was rested, fattened, and dualtered last week, when a proper search wu made for the miming treasure, and at the tint incision made upon the intestines, both rings were found as *lean and as bright as they were when they went aminslog three years before. Brakes Adureiser. At • meenw at the Lancashire Presbytery, held at St. Cleoige's-Prosbytwias almarch, Liverpool, on Tar day, the Rev. B. H. 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Temple, Jan. 8.  so mu roar enamours Kamm TSB May it please your Majesty,—We, the undersigned blab subjects of your Majesty residing in London and its visinity, dram respectfully to Garvey to your Majesty the expression of our indignation and sorrow at ohs meat outrage at Olerkenwell perpetrated by arida evil-dimmed and misguided persons ; and we beg at the same time to assure your Majesty of our unaltered devotion to your con and throne, and our determination to 'a government against all treseonabl=pool disturb paws of the realm.  The Irish Address to the Queen lies for Avatars al the undermentioned plases :—Mr. Digby Seymoorb chambers, 2, Dr. Johnson's-buildings, Toughs ; the Mandard newspaper-06os, Shoe-lane, Irleetelreet ; the Hindquarters of the London Irish Volunteers. Terkstasek Adelphi ; London and North Western _O2 I• ti N. sad Ilaydon-square Stations ; Lands end Om* We tees Railway, Nine-elms; London and 81. Xrithatine Desks ; Surrey Commercial Dock • City of Lesion Gas Light Oom, pany, Dorset-skeet, Salisburrquare ; South Metropolitan Gas Light Company, 589, Id Kent-road ; Surrey Consumers' Gas Company, Hotherhithe ; Raterliff Gas Light Company, New-crane, Wapping ; British and Steam-wharf, Lower East Smithfield ; Meows. Bilby, Nelson's Dock, Rotherbithe ; Messrs. Dndgeon, 10, Londonstreet, Fenchurcb-street ; Messrs. Ashley and Earle, 5, Charisesquare, Holton ; Mr. J. B. Thompson, 06, Longacre.