Coroners Inquests.
Yesterday at noon,. an inqueBt waS held at the eign of the .Albany Arms, lathe Albany-roadi 'Cambr well, :before C. J. JMriEZwTt, Esq., on .'the body -of Capuin: Dennib Bttler, aged 89, who put. B perio4 to.::ia exiatetice -on MAonday last, bysehootin n him- .elf through thedhead. -.The jury, :fter being siworn;- ptoceeded to thetiaowe-of thedeceased, No. 4, -inhe Albau'y;crecenet and vie*ed the body, which had been moved-trom the postuie in1vbhk.h ir viws discovee<iattersthe.fata[at, and;itAcdd itna-toflli- Some of the jNfyhiyth whGhad-been cqaaintiedwth the deceased in hi lifetime; remarkQd, -that tlhe' features had uwdmgone very littie chaige 'since the catastrophe; tilhe only visibic nppeararve of the deteased having come by,n violent-death!wes,'theto2ingof a sinall quantity of blood from theemoutb. Captain Btaler, It appeared, had retired nany years frofh thie 'ervice wa4'`yi4t -In sk e bdioi of ltis hmily, and 'rwis grittly -rcepe~etd iy all who Were AcqwialatedM itlth hirini -'Richard NbItinghant, Esq.. thi first witneas examined, deposed, that he. had'for manvy ears been asquainted .wlt 'the deceased and *hi& famnily. On' 'Moinday 've1evNgastg abtut halfpta; seveno'elnck, he-called ai ihe deceased'a house for-the yurp6se of tglang teg with the familg;' 'On Achi g the iron raillngi in front of the houee, he was-4nrprised i ioW h -the Cptain sandinghere. Witnesa expr6sedhlslurprtse; ,aYing "- Capwtain Buktler, yohotxlSd'-int be hereexpo iqgjtgrrielf :tb the nightWair f' iad not you 1etter'wAlk Into theliou&ee ' To this 'the d ae'sed'eplied, that he 6ae eOeeed- inglj unvhl,- ahd that-tie withed tb remain there:fo-r a little timer] Witnekswheresaid, tbit'oit this ocea4iozrihe p!erciVrcd roethhiz very i.traordinatyifa the i1adner Of' the deceased, who s bseqtent vper peared not to know hiai, htid wheri witnfess mentioned his .lain, the deceased -Daidi in a. hutried' tone, "Qlh 'ay, its you-go in - anit sake tea, and I shatil l;wyoou im iediately." Wit- nets weit tIn the: houke, dttd:a Cap;aln B'gtler's daughter. to 'whohii -h e'tientioned hi- feirs' repectingthe state of milnd ih which:hcr: father ts'ppeared. 'At' tlhis inomnt-thec deceased ef .- tered the Vplouio, but scoh,witfidreW, sayinz, that he Aianted to go. upsttairs to iis,Jed.room. lIn lesx thaii a nihnute after his tqpar-. ture, witiiews, ivltile itting in then palou4 `herdd the reportof o pm'. tol, upown 'whitiflie instantlj' rdln up sifia to the front bcd.roiiim iad taw Cantdha l tttr1l'9tti6tched on his-baik oh tlh bed, and a'pistol, whic'- Ifd"'the appearZce;of- haing been recdpty dio. chatged, lying-:at' ils 8idcl Blood wasaiifUsng from his"n'ose and' if ioufh'ii'grett 4dalitltes. TiT ecceased, he addd, 'apperaed to be quite -dt-.ad. T'hbe' iritdess ljiefi,p`oceedid to state the dreadful MffldctioZr wi ch the aseasiiilyivere thrown int& in conse-- *quence-ofthe 'sh6ckfng~e1iep - "' -..- -Wells, it he i y11badyfzpatroI, dIep'6setl,zat on MNonday night, Abhst h-alf p i '&. ecock; asIW i zai omghis rounds. in passinMr. Nortonl pb ouic, whih i dx totatf CAt. Buter,;heobRerved 5km decitaled coiab uf thetgeitIemni'fffouse.Hefohlowed witnesi,.and BaiS -ttS,tlstyuiNZelst"W;tiesreSt'the ainaitivpcTh`Wap- tnihtEtUaiw,'tol2 sa,^>gHu.gtp nci rtwdfgainpoivdbr labout yoa;*" . Witness told him +,hat ieiad''tj gdt afiy W en aboilthibr, bitt tha hetiitfMpfl'e5iW aW6ior*di' Ti6 dReed' ii, deitfed him to fetcb a littA# ! Witness then proceeded on and in abf,ut ten nninutes after- wafte the deceased? came to 'hiin anA aidd " 'Wels, whiy vou hav e fotO wTcilet iAnd 11e'tfwo or three' pinclid of powdbeF 4t's only lo cleanmtrisk'glass with.' Witileas w6eiit omre tfen, amd.Weok about a thimb'le 'ull or powder out of- his flask, and returned with it to 'theiTecitj Iito-i he-found-. itingf-tisrm.nt railint* i,front 'ofttife' hoi. - Thu'o 1tAeaaed,. 49:n taking-tk owdar;- thankcd an-jd fhad finn a good nighz.'- ' .,.. (}ne ona the'jur here oblerydd,- that the- decoa d ID ial -prdibbill . was wMtfididr lthe-return of the patrol with;the powdGr when -the first wit'estcamieup-totheloor.. 'The- patibl-etat;ed, that be: was convinced that he did hot giave t.he' deceased ao mucbi powder as would-take away life. Mfr. -Nttinkham Wald, that Ciitain--Butler alwiys kepta loaded pisto'P in his OodbM, in ciaseof ai attAck- upoh;the house-; -it was ptob)able thatfie-powder 'fie biad :bbirowed was-for the:purpose of prilhirt- thin pistol.: - . ' . - i- Mr.Daley, asurteon, depoed, thatihe had-known thedeceased for many'years, and attended him latterly. The deceased4 he said, was for tht ist four or five veais labouring under a&5tnE painful disease (striangu'r)the agoh' from whicet he hatd no doubt produeed an oceasional 4berrationorrmind in t.e deceased. Hewas finnlv of opi. nidri that It aies daringone of those-patoxgsmn- tiat th eunfortuont Zefitleif addes troyed hintaslfThe doctor then proceededtodescribe' thenature6ef the woulid wh oh deprived rhe-deceaaed of life; after which thj friy, wlthout hesitad6h, returned- a-vcrdict--' That the- deeeasedJe'sthsygd himstgelf wihilst labouring under a-fit of temporary dealngerm ent - ' A edotieri'&iquest was takeni on Taieday, at the [fare: and flonthtd piblic-house, Newingtori, oh thC body ot' Charles Fenl&ll, whfO put arxyMbd to hilt exstence on Menday. - Deceased had-:bel. f'ot nearly idui- yeArs conficlentially ergag,ed in. the tniatagernent of the'estat6s -of 3Johnon tloyd.: Esq.,: near Southend, and aid conti. nutd ! noutill About thtee~'0 four monthsiaigo, when Lom1e inacciaracy was detectd id hisf aeantcsby-hlts inaster -who informed-ythe.lie- ceased that tshltss cth de leanids -were-made iip--within a-certain period, legal prOicedirig3 - wtuld- be takena . Unfortnately, it .ap. Neared that heeither coald- uoior did not rnakeany attempt to reme- dy tsei etrroM: Snd fang the eotisequ'encea of a putblic exposure, aboti't aforthi;glt bievious to the time of settlementi he absconded, :taking ithanm_ lhwever. no proiert belonglng to his -employer. -;Wlherihi-fligh :,a:disesovered, Alr; Llovd imagined that hehad- camrried of0 money to a iorisiderhble amounit, whichx was thenr tuinac- cdunited tor;, buti6li broakink open the deskf in- the office, -the- whole- sum waa found- togellhet with the -following letter - IHontouredan mrXtuch injn1red:Masiter-..here is-u Quse hi sabyiug any thing tsiu vhat'*s pus_ htuve: wronigeri gOu,.B3c& -sunry-ifor so-doing; butt-asa proof that l nam not-a-confimeed-roga64 I bive&not louchled on p'enny -of ittoefey.--or yother'thing belonging -to you. - You will find all right, save only the deficiencies in my last settle, n1ent, whiCh-:12 'hh dt - pie'ent uO-- earthly reans of- makiui. good. 'Tie supply vhich -I haie on leaving-your house is, Qaor kntwa, Yery -srndll-reiither hisvie Ea -friend to whom En- run -apply-fer-nssisrduice, so that wfien th'it is Yunaotft I do not know what shail become' of fiie;.or how-to sttbiisk-- Do hot: pu'tsue-iriewith'the lawit can de.- you no .poot to pIunibi-'me, aftd-believe'me, t.at:I -had no-intndtion to defraud you pf'oie farthing. -- The - account, up to the htcnent of- mrnquitiig.yoeur'service, is along with the books-; antidtte money, being 75Llss.8d;; -istied 'inte cash hag.- Forgive me, -worth)c Sirj:and (IioUAtmiM htV will 'bless you and youmrforiever andever." , Fbr J. Lloyd, 3su - - - A C. FEN-bELL.' Measuree were instantly laken tb-' discover the fugitive,not -with a -vie 'lo hl5stiloprtucedind8ut to invite his return, .uid to announce f6rgiviness; but unfortmnaitely he cvaded all Inquiry. ?TI ii unfor- tuitate young ihan sought. refuge in London, and-:attepted to enlist-. in the Bast lndtinCo panyI serWe, but was- rejected, being sunder the standard hefght. Afterfwhibh hewrentto-thehouse-of Alr.Janies Tsanivorth, his d-=ternal1--iaci at.Newington. where he-continued- until the commisaiou of,the-fatal - deed, ,:hici Ierminated-his exe iitene&. -For sbime: cdays 'atevlods he exhibited extreme depyesglon. of-mind and-refused almost all su.te-nahce On- Monday-morning- -he rbse caily, -an4-wilkedd:into JLondon. butt -was back-about --ten o'clock - and, cnmplainiag -,of a pain in fiis-stomach, retdred to bed, wheiie- Wremained undidtirbed for four or: five- hours; - trhen hiV- coutsin,-lhSrtha Tamnw orthr,w sni; to call himnupfitiorder to have somseI eaF and-then found hlmzquite-deidd and cold. . : - Surgeon - Grook examined' the- -body, but no chante existed of restoring. animrtion. - The- bodyvwaff opened, and found to contaiu- -nearlg two ounres of 'laudanumn, whictr was the immediate cause of; dissolution. * Several persons- polie -to 'the -generally deranged state of the de. ceased's mental taculties. - - - - Verdict-'`That. the deueased committed suicide by pDiSon, when in a st3te-of temporary insanity."_ - - CORONERSf JNOUESTq.