The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-26 00:00:00

EXECUTION OF THE

.-('PHIS DAY.)

The execution of Ferdinand Edward Kari Kohl,
• German, who wee erevicted at As Let souks st the
Central Criedeel Court of the swat of sae of his ems-
tumor', • yams lees awn Milks Nabs% ruder won
barbarous eireemehmem, took plan We manias at !Vries-
end Gaol, mar Oltalsedord, at 9 o'clock.
The feats of the emee mat be boa la the reediest's, of
the public. Although the crime bee mot wetted 011 meek
Wawa to the abbe mead is that of the culprit Maar,
still the atrocious ad eold.lioned =awe is which the
warder was ocessitted, awl the barbarous attempt to pre-
mat the reeegailin of the body by cattier of the hod.
km Naturally wend • son del of mama* and the
ended of the paws: is &eying him pip awl powdellsi
ia his 1..001100111 of the crime, bee Wad to Maumee that
exclaserit. The *videos*, as will be remembered. was
west comings* naiad the primmer. He was sees ekes to
the spot when the bead body was found is a nod bed is
the Plaistow Marshes with the safortasate yeas maw
Was he retursed be told amoral false Mediu with
tepid to the warmer is which be bad parted
with him. His clothes wero cowered with wet
sad several mote of blood wets visible, sad he at case pro-
ceded to take pomemcloa of the little property Whom*
to the dommed, declaring that the Law wend sever rears.
Is additios to this a watch below* to the deemed, mid
other property owe else found to his peeeseelea. The
Nide weft so madonve el sant that the jury who tried
the primmer returned a verdict ot guilty deed imme-
diately, sad the Lord Chief Bans, who. es meal hi
each came, was applied to by the Home Sserefery,
pressed itself to be perfectly satinet et the guilt el the
culprit. . . . . .

•
Notwithstanding the ocreclusiver chemise of the 'dim*
however, the prisoner, both in Newelate and sine. be bee
hems in Springfield Gaol, has persisted in maerties his oath,
ineocremse of the Me.. At hie request be was visited seve-
ral timer by Dr. Cappel, the Gomm Lutheran Wier,
who visited the culprit Muller in • similar *putty.
Notwithstanding the earnest exhortations made to him by
this gen dimes to tell the truth, be waded in declaring that
he was not guilty of the murder, sad, on neural occesions,
be emphatically ezdaimed, while at the mime time
striking his breast, " God knows my keesenos of the
crime and a favourite screeches made us of by hies wee
that he was as " white as wow." At the partial' inter-
view with his wife, to whom be bad been married only •
month at the time the murder was committed, he alms
asserted his leneessm. It should, however, be slated,
that although the culprit pursued this conne, his
medal* was is • great many reepeete precisely lb.
same as that of Huller, and there was • sort
of medal reserve about him which impressed
the chaplain of the gaol, the Bev. Dr. Capp*, and all
the officials abut him with the idea that he was merely
acting a part. He always mused to be reedy to talk with
those who ware about him, but be never on any cmeadoe
attempted to give say explanation how the demand could
have met his death. Upos ore occasion he was re.
minded that he bad stated that he got the dirt cm hie
'lathes by riding in • butcher's oart,wberesso *appeared that
the dirt wag like road dirt, snob as would be oe • scemager's
mat, sod he readily adoptrl the seementiess. and ditelared
that be dirtied hie clothes by riding is • mammies out
The High Sheriff of the county of Emu, Edgar Disney.
Esq., cleaned it his duty toes vt the culprit is Illoaday,
and Wormed him, is &sewer to a quest*. pat by
Kohl, as to whether there was say chance of kis being
remited, that there was not the dishier* hope for
him, sod the Sheriff eatrested him to speak the truth be-
fore he left this world. To this the culprit replied
that be was innesset of the crime for which he wu to
suffer. and that God hour his innocence. As the time
approached for his eueutioc. however, he exhibited some
symptoms of alarm, and o• Wedamday he earnestly in-
quired of Captain ll'Oeirrery, the governor el the pries,
whether he thought there was any askance of hie bong
transported. Oe being, as on the previous oesasicms,
told io the most positive maser that there was sot the
slightest chum of the capital punishment being remitted,
the wretched man exhibited more emotion thes he had
previously manifested, but it was 'widest that be dill en-
tertained • hope that he should not suffer the capital
puishment.
Kohl has reoeived a letter from his father, who
rveidee is Hushes& requesting that be might have •
photographic it 5..... of him, and as Wahmeday aftereorm
• photographic apperates was set up in one of the yards of
the prison and an excellent likeness wee obtained of the
prisoner. As as lastesce of the vanity of the wretched
man he asked the governor of the prima to allow him to
put cm the coat of one of the warden of the prim, as
his own was tons sad looked shabby, but the request was
of coarse tut somplied with.
As the prisoner had requested that Dr. Capp* should
attend him io his last moments, the rev. gentleman at owe
weeded to the request. He arrived is Chelmsford oe
Wednesday evening, and was with the culprit et aa early
hour this merely& sod remaioed with bits as he did with
Moller dowel to theperpd of his ezeoutice.
Mr. Gepp„ the aaeriff of Fain, with poem of his
officials, arrived at the prison about half-put 8 o'clock.
Shortly afterwards the prisoner was brought from the
cell when be had been coolined, to the room appro.
printed for pidesies culprits who are about to
nadergo capital pumelinuret, from wheelie he was
conducted to the scaffold, which he mounted with greet
firmness. The prisoner declared his inocreenee I. the fol.
loving weeds :—" lem insoiest, so help me God." After
which the drop fell, and the wretched man was dud
almost immediately.
Notwithstanding the extreme belemeney of the weather,
the crowd assembled wee iarmenne.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Dooembesionsr Hama.)
m se =users T. OEM.
This was the sitting for examination and discharge. 1111
bankrupt was described aa of Peckham, of se oesspedim.
Beffering from paralysis, she wee amostasedated Ma
a seat at the tabled the court. Debta, 270/ , on mew
REPRISZNTATION Or FINEIBURY.-011 Tuesday sisgssion bills.
meeting Mr. T. M. Tomas, on. of the madidahas far the me. oPreeed-
rommesetatioe of she borough of Finsbury. addressed the Tbs =apt •samiaed, deposed that she resided web
electors at the Holloway lostitata, Holloway-mad ; Mr. her awe, in geadridge-termae, Bayswater, up to BMW'
Wiltshire wedded. After giving en expositke of his pod. her Lat. Meshed no furniture there, or any whimsies, 881
Heal views several questions were asked him, whiob he DA Income. Silo was dependent on her friends for but
wheezed to the satisfaction of the meeting.
Wear of abotitioa of church raise, though • alit•lneals la
himself ;in favour of the ballet, and mated the Porinkelea livelihood. She bad been induced by her brother to pet be
name
boterto
po:tw
timbale, onfuthveaspnonowedathbatimi't ;told place Ida M
Bill. At the conclusion of the issetint, a reselMist sea Mr. cleoss, the bankrupt's brother, stated that the bid
noanimously passed to the effect that Mr. Tomes yea •it skss& by his sister had bean given as security to Mont
and proper Pan" to rerreseut the borough of Flusher!' I. Deers" to whom he owed 300 L They asked far=
parliament. cad he mentioned his sisters. He had gists bees
Lotto AMBERLEY.—A reform meeting, called by sad bad been upended for three months. Hs paid Me••
the mayor, in compliance with a anesseenaly _sitaed 'r . Dawson is fall at a time when he was comp: media; Mill
titian, got up alder the auspices of the Leeds Waking other creditors. Did sot know that that was a Ina&
Men's Reform Association, is to be hold at Lelia met His Honour said it was a clear atm of bib
Tuesday evaliag, sad it has bees ausesmeed in thwt tows without my imam to meet them. The order of
that, at the levitation of the emaciation lust sand, would la sespeeded for six months, with prosodies far his
Viscount imbed/sty, the eldest eon at Earl itessell, MB at. mouth&
mad ad Manse the meeting. Mr. W. X Forster, (Before Mr. Commissioner Omilbare.)
N. P., has also accepted we invitation to Mks pert is the MOTION A. 6 TO TILT IIiOTPCI7OII AIIOADLO PT • Mom
proosediags. Mr. Bright has &rased to attend. It M Its ILA NOLL'S&
Mated that he is not dimmed to attend modiame exempt is An order had been made on a debtor, seder the seri
the borough which he repreneMs. dolt dunes, ter the payment of a debt of 211. by emMI
MALVII.I6 COLLZON. Yesterday the Malvern kestehnests af 10a.
Proprietary College was opened for the reeeptisa at stn- Nis. Rued sow applied to set aside the order'___,s,.°. iis
dint,. The ins stole of the building was laid ea the Wad plead.,
_that the debtor had *monied • deed of °"°P°''''
of Jose, 1163, by the Bishop of Worcester, who has pm- werore "P. or iris luede• .
seated to the college an exhibition el 30/.. a year to the Hie Honour was clearly 01 opinion that this 61/1111'
student who shall per the bait modesties for it is the would mg mull This was not a process for debt, lid
demi& departmast. The ezieibifies is to be tensile Let oreetomPt of mart, the debtor having boo ordered Woo
three rot* while the etledest beeps term at Omehrhaws. mart to pay 10a. a week. Under the eircusastemem
The Hon. F. Lyra, M.P., has also give 30L a sow for debtor most be committed for tea days.
' ten years, to he Emilia it prises or he ase pi, or aw Mr. Deed said that the debtor had already ham 111
ortiibitice for lb. university at Ward. The @elbow Is a leestodr worm days, cad a 'nob oeuese_ , Um*" might aW
vary heedsesse boiklbeg, iworoMd at the fisted the Melees- pled for WONT Wiled lo Mr an ionelomt• es
hills, and cemmandieg ortosslvo views of tho Vale Id the His Rawer said that certainly altered his dew d
fievere. ease.
the debtor, heist memioad. dated that h."
ROYAL COLL*43I OP BirsoMers or INGLAIVIL— Waken. s maker strain it
The follow* gestlemeo, harlot melegees the asmassay 'll,, umbitsolto a
.. surgical 11•1,00°....„. . to, "pp,' tte
manthatime ter the diploma, wen admitted seembem ot r_,,a, week, wail* was barely aa'''''a.
the College at a meeting of the (Mort et Paairviamme oe the '''',.."Y• aeration that the debtor
76th lest., via.:—Messrs. Beery George Walker Oraat w• Honour, taking into "eal dept,
lisseoll•deset (Ualhenity Collsgs) • Janes daambia
gissai. had aimed, hem in custody, committed him for awe
i Macaulay, Leimator ; Edwin Wyk.% iltrmisigham ; sad reweeltmeuded the Pkimigr la W c'iN ila no'is'y! illa 1
mmßeery Liddle Murray. Noweestio ; Mika Adams Weed. to Perms dee seutger further.
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Whitedieml (Loodcw) : Frederick Wiliam Armitage, !sensitise Imo 6,31ta l IsoPertY bolds:laws/zit/fa a% sour..:3
Loath,. Lincolnshire (Guy's) ; Preach Orsoly, Oak, • Mr. Liskieter, for the
Charles *mous. Lamely. South Waite easy'.) • iiiigrii i wirit for
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Henry Oodalts7 Hw", Livevrottlick,o); Owls Titsusw gel adioursoll •oeurdinir-
William; Bareggr. Norm Wales %Mall $ Kin= (Mom Mr. Ilegistrar Whitlow, as Orsamlsdoser.)
fienenale. Liverpool MAMA ; Ems Perry Devils, m is matrooroct.
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MEN'S BENCH.
rambler
)Campton, Initebarai
11•Doir.
TIM MAIM coaranuan
am

eirostr to amly ea brat el
spr. for • wets se sertimiel to
geasieliso bY M. Allem* ,
bagermagy het, with a yrs
O oweriers wee for therms,
reesoviod • vessel eened Ilse •
by the harbearregler
irdss
the Were to the eami. ttleal
ea Thum um rem a
hut The orelike 1/4
• lomertaor aad Withal
r ea the beaks of Mee Mors.
ft for wry yrs sod cer ars
if the wirer, wham' ea
wiser defused Um TWA
beat agyenßshosa the
c to th• ta O of low
fa hos the adJabb,
wea the t they a.
I the Threw The raft M
reedit be to Sin OK ISOMOIo
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edge. nage wag ee a
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II to say *oral Mie-M-YhT/7.
admitted Wes ao
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It was ad
1;
mesa we moored he :IC!
err ealy be OVOrappletyi
dideedeat's wharf; It.
be If re harbor unrest's
rat of moorlao the reel
adodrel them Mr. berg
p=slad their pictogram
med filers/god rods
It serfs. bar shows before ibe
lad bead the kora
..Y.•.'. west of
Ist ler nand ea the hero/ /4
sera peogisled heariselbs
the
raw
took row hbeeelf to Eris
right exteaded ady
a wharf se kept .bas
• it append be Wm Terthe
There Oreervaar re-
jarisdiatio by the e
s wpb to all reds ll*
Idiom Or at the wirer
lice was that this sass gel ast
Fig ia" the There. IS was a
portras, and mike mot to be
dby a megiattre. I. Asps'
sot wises Mr. help kr a
• oa for heeded haters /fr.
&Waged the soarer ea the
or wee Involved, std he emu
The learned gored who
pa so.
Creamery Baud reel
ir of this seark bus
ma der is Mei or.
tr. Bistey's lords* rot Ms /
isionasa that he wooM ad be ' I
ley's wheat trpea Au a maw
•Uor4, tad repaid Nob
• was josinda to trade..
• Mars Oweserream earl
It Mr. Begley, +lda was so.
ea Stale, which was she soh. •

I. it mug • point ci eons dolhh
It it goad Imes hen rained bp
rte.
too We Dow.
I be doubted it the mein demo
• ma/ detest'''. jurisdiction. It
• • awe it poseibak The Wesel
• • rule.
attend to the suagnetioe.

ts r. SLACK.

owed moos against the tale,
inns collsse upon the Beal
of Bradford, in Wiltshire.
doe sum of 751. odd, or Mike
plaintiff was the executer et
r, who was clerk to the load
years' mean of salary wore du
idle 1863, and a 'worths! wee
aistiff for 1484 odd, but eat
nut of Exchequer to 701. AS
f. reslised, sad this mandarins
mars to key a rate for the Foy.

ONDON

RAILWAY

1p...t.

rebi7 Obtained, calling upon the
ay mum iagaieitioe for the earera-
sheriff should sot be quaelleiL
e, in oonaequenat d certain
read having been iejarkealy
railway.
ed came against the role ; Mr.

ATE AND DIVORCE.
Fad. Ordinary.)
r._IIILBEISZAG.

id Dr. Spanks for the pietism&
for • judicial separaden
Her marriage had take
andent being • Jew, who
to be worth 600/. a year.
soon discovered that her
ietly fictitious, and that be was
Nitric. Ina few months he
without any means of support ;
from bar t:kinds and retcreed
Mon ensued, and the cohabits-
tan, and resulted in the Dinka
sleet, who wee at one time •
and in Pall•mell, wee guilty.
,uot, of • long continued WWI
oduct. She staked also that
and her children had etere.thee
prejudiced by his pfollerwl
sever, contradicted by Mr•Lebirs
est, wbo stated that Ise bed he.
Sent of oomplaiste frees both
that, as they were always clues-
id a deed of *operatic°.
Mr. Lobb's evidence lad the
had probably been coesidsrabie
erg's story ; but there was chid
respondent bed treated his wife
d bad a right to do. There most
nation se Fwd.

BANKRUPTCY.
embalmer Holraed.)
LEITH T. ORFZI.
examination aed disiburs. Se
of Peckham, of awcisz=lish
mu arlif
she
wart. Debt., 2701, as aessir

deposed that she resided with
race, Bayswater, up to Bober
tun) there, or anywhere Wes. Bed •
ludeut nu her friends for her
educed by her brother to pet bar
round that it would pleas him 1*
now a bankrupt.
's brother, stated that the bilk
to glees as security to lleissa.
3001. They asked for seourity,
s. He bad since been bankrupt.
r three mouths. He paid 1110Prt.
hen he was compounding with
now that that was a frad
clear case of aceeptios tat et
them. The order of disbar.
mouths, with protection for twe "

111mismioarr Goo!bare.)
ZCTJOI ►ROAD= NY ♦ DiSED.--.

WOLL•II9.
• as a debtor, under the amen
eent of a debt of 21!. by weekly'

o set amide the order, oo OW
I executed • deed of oompositios

of opinion that this &hews
is not a process for debt, bet I j •
tbtor Imola( been ordered by the 7
Under the aircutostaallMi ibu
for ten days.
is debtor bad slreedv Wee lu
fresh commitment might be er
ty ao instalment.
arteiely altered hie view of the

ing examined, stated that b• wen
mainmast maker, wirolog oaf
mealy enflkient to sappoet kin

to oeseidsretioo that the debase
y. committed him for two &Yoe 1
WI la the Quo hie attorney) ash
w.
R. W. RAZE
nap
eilessuos ud &wharf&
,74;
,prybold as security. VIOL .sb
isaseelelee,cy asked tars adjeart”
ikraptoseasenualg, slsi thls ise
WiesioW. as 0001MiNialle.)
GLANCOPOLL
chant. of Greehametook
initials and Medlar. TbeTe
• if