The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-24 00:00:00

THE PLAISTOW MURDER.

After our report left yesterday,
Wm. Richardsoe, of the Graving Dock Tavern, state.' that
about three o'clock the heedless body of • man was brought
to his berme, and he sabseqinently saw the prisoner sues,
four, sad had • convene** with him. The prisoner tad
him that demeaned was • lodger of his and he had missedhim that morning in Ratcliffe:highway. V, 'mem
asked him if he bad made any inquiry stets
deameed, and he said no. Witness asked him to go and site
the body, but the prisoner replied that be did not s.ks
like looking at such sights, and would rather not do p.
bat after little while he cemented to go and see the Mk'
Witness first showed him the boots, and he said they tr,",i
not the boots that John went out with in the moreiog
that what he had on was • pair of shoes with three lee.
holes in them' but he thought the tremens were thee, cd
John. Witness showed him the body, and he appeared in
give • little bit of a shiver. He then Taal to ht,,
think you know something of this affair,' and he put 4,
hand oo has right shoulder, and told him that he must de.
tam him and hand him over to • constable on ouspicks oI
being Onnawnid in the murder, when he dropped has bash
by his side, and fell want the brick wag
without soakieg say reply. He then give um
into the custody of plicevertistehle red. The rah,
evening, at half.ped sax o'clock, the prisoner re
named to his home with his wife and Inspector :ghtoph,
and they went to the place where the body lay, ma a,
s wire fainted, Wiles= aosaquestioned the
saner as to the demand, aad he said he bad no momy whet
he mime to live with him. He asked the primmer has,
John had bees living, and he replied, by paws*,
clothes, bat he had never seen any of the duplicates. He
wife ideutided the boots as the come he went out m in the
mars ate meow and wend of the jury expressed their rm,
prise that this evidence bad not been given before.
Kr. Inspector Howie mid that he bad went times tad
cionvernatioos with the witness, and be had never Mad s
word of it. . .

71tewiaen replied that Mr. Inspector Nightiopla
of it ; that he had attended before the nutaistran• at Ilford
and at the imprint, aid was told ha was not wanted, tad IN
did sot like to push himself forward.
The Forwaso—We with to have Mr. Impactor
gale examined.
- - -

Mr. Inspector Nightingale sworn—On Tuesday, the nth
of November, about 8 o'clock iu the evening, I west ve
Mr. Superintendent Howie to the house of the pruner, em
there saw him and his wife and his wife's brother. le,
Howie asked several questions about the person who mil
missing, and by his direction I took the prisoner and hit
wife to the Graving Dock Tavern, where the body was
and asked him whether be could identify it. He and ties
the trousers wee exactly like " John's," and from Wean
Hon I received I drove the primer to the Plaistow mix*
station, and there charged him and bis wife with murder.
Police-constable 82 did not make a report to me that he
had the prisoner in custody.
Police-constable 82 was then called, and staled gat
Mr. Richardson told him to keep his orlon the pima,
and not to let him go out of his sight, and from that time
to the time that Mr. Howie and Mr. Nightingale tame as
was net three yards from him.
Mr. Howie said that it was a very strange thing that he
had nos reported it to his superior officer.
This being the whole of the evidence.
The Coroner summed up the cue, pointing out the cit.
cumstanoes which implicated the prisoner ; and
The jury, after a deliberation of about five minutes, ie.
turned an unanimous verdict of "Wilful murder souk
Ferdinand Karl KhoL"

The prisocer, wieiserimad quite prepared for the remit,
did not appear at all affected by it, but while the verdict
was Wag signed by the jury he spoke to several of the IS
0118810, and subsequently to Sergeant BrldsLind, intoning
an earnest desire to speak with his brother-m.l/m sad ti
solicitor immediately.
The desire of the prisoner being made known to the emit,
The Coroner thought that it would be better that the a.
tenni, should take place in the gaol, and directed the p►
lice to forward the application to the governor. Addressing
the primmer, he said—Karl Khol, you are committed fes
trial at the Central Criminal Court on the charge of ram
tiering John, otherwise Theodor Christian Fuhrhop.

The r only replied—l want to see Wy brothevia
law ud iny solicitor to•day—to-day—at tom

He was Mee removed from the dock, sod the witness/1
having beta bound over to promote, the proceeduns ta•
minted.

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—WEDNISIDAT Zvi:lntro.—The rairkfit vu
steady to-day. Spot, new, 41a 6d. ; oW, 41a. Jantw7,
424.6 d ; March. 43e. 6d ; October to December Itek, 44a 6d
Delivery to lasi evealag, 791 make ; arrive* ditto, mac.

COTTON.—Enamor. Now. 23.—Here has tees
shady market without chap in prim-41am today, 10,000
bales, iocludzsg 2,000 speculation sod export. 1,800 Am.&
too, 22d. to 270. ; 110 Pornant, &c., 26M. to Md.; 20
Maranhao, MM. ; 300 Egyptian. 18d. to 300. ; 1.180
Surat, 11d. to Md. ; Bowl, Sande. no., 13ed. to HA;
China, 140. to 170. ; Japan, l&L ; 10 Peru, kc., Vd.

CORN.—Borrrost, Nov. 23.—A good supply al whet,
the trade slow, and prices le favour of the havers. Sprig
oars tbe sante as leas week. Wheat, red, ;Air. to
whits, 40s. to 445. Beans, old, 40s. to 415.; new, 3a. to
325. Oats, 20a. to 2215.
Girsoow, Nov. 23. —At this day's market the baloa
in wheat and dour was only moderate ia extent. and ern.
Meetly of • retail character, at previous rates. Barley don,
and new Scotch again rathei cheaper. Oma and osnesel
in favour at buyers. Beans, peas, and Wpm corn
shared.

CATTLE. —Sounteu., Nov. Z.—Tesdo deck. B.
erde inn° 3•• 41 to ss. 4d. ; winos, 44. 4.1. to 34. 10i;
yid,
es. id. to ss. ed.; perk, 3.. 4d. to 4e. bd. per sloes
et &be., oinking the 'ANL

LEATHER.—There has agate been • quiet trade in Ito
thee during t►e week. Os Timidity. at Loodephall, thin
wee a reederate supply et (midi goods, and the treseactier
were limited in extent, vitamin 'hereto° in prices Its
artielee meet in repose wiwe good mop bides, 401 b. to 45111,
and sheeklers and collies, whit* were scarce.

00ALS.—Limmon, Nov. 23.—Clowpea Hartley, 91.;
Weet Hartley, 19a. 9€L ; Walls Ead Hatton, 2:3a. ; Web
Ead °map, Walla Had Hartlepool, 23e. ;CM
liaraaat Bt ?2a. ad.—Ship as market, 7 sokt,6

TIUMO RITI7RN&

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Week endlnir Nov. 11.
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Ilanebeeter. ribetnehl,and
Lincolnshire 242e 4,24 12,300 17.6.98 l 6
North stailordshlre 111,
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