The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-28 00:00:00

No. 1 1 lb. MISCNILLIIIOOII.
•-.
32,000 5 Audit Coal sad Iron
"MO 251Ausuallan Agrkultural
12,50 P Si Australasian Pacific Mail
60,000 10 Australian Roy-al Mall .
36,00 N lth Inaba Witerworke
I 6011kitish Asaerken [and.
10.u001 60 link& CuL Sen.altalono
10.000, 100 Canada
100.000, O'Crptal Palace
u 60,000 61 Do. New
130, 41Crystal Palace of France
60Mo 20 khotorn Strain ..,...
12.0u0 251V,Joettic Telegraph •• • • (Ai
12.000 25
26.600 15,,3eneral Stearn Navigation.
.. lopeneral 8. S. Shipping Co..
6,0 4 20 Irish Beetroot Sugar ......
19,000 5: Magdalena St. Naviguton..
10,00 v 1 Nation a PatentStesuiFuei
50.000 10 Netherlands Lang .
15.00 v 2 Y.B. Naha Coal an'S leitii.
Siesta Navigation C 0...
123,T1S 1 North British Australian
65,000 1 Do. New - ....,........
25" 20151orth of Rumps Ste= ..
1240 W 6,1Pe0l River Lod k Mineral
20.030 60Perdnaular lk 06=121 Stm.
lo.dool SO Do.
50,%01 2 Patna Iron Oeininlig ..
14,010 10oilloyal Mail Stearn -..
10000 I Scottish Austr. Investment
12.700 251douth Australian Lend....
15o,tis, I Submarine T
10.0001 Bei van Plum=44::::

3idls per
I lAi

AWFUL MURDER IN BROOME COUNTY.—The
Binghamton Republican reports that a man named Crane
was shot in the town of Vestal, Broome County, by his
son.in-law. Crane was addicted to intemperance, and had
been baught off" by his wife to quit his home fur ever.
In the meantime the house was occupied by his wife's
daughter and her husband. Late on a Saturday night he
approached the house and demanded admission. This was
refused ; but he soon returned again, in a state of intoxica-
tion it is said, attempted to enter the house, and was again
repulsed. He pertinaciously persisted in his design; then
the wife took, primed and charged a pistol, and told the
young man to do his duty. In another moment Crane was
numbered among the ead. The ball passed through his
head, enterirg the forehead, and lodging behind the ear.
BEQUESTS FOR PUBLIC USES.—The late Mr. W.
Parsons, of Milton-nest-Gravesend, Kent, who died in
December, 1552, bequeathed to the following public institu-
tions these handsome legacies :—To the British and Foreign
Bible Society, 6001.; to the Religious Tract Society, .500/. ;
to the London Missionary Society, 5001. ; to the Surrey
Chapel Benevolent Society, 1001. ; to the Southwark Sun-
day School Society, 1001. ; to the Mase-pond Sunday School,
1001.; to the Infant School of Zion Chapel, Gravesend, 501.
The above legacies are by the will directed to be paid free
of legacy duty, and are now in course of payment by the
executors. _ . _

MURDER OF A PRIEST IN SPAIN.—The police of
Naralormosa in the province of Toledo, in Spain, fount
six nights ago, the dead body of a man wearing the eccle-
siasticul garb lying in the street. They took it up and I
round eleven large wounds on the head and face, and
numerous contusions on the back and breast; but strange
to say there was no blood either on the body or the pave-
ment. Deceased was conveyed to the hospital, and there
he was recognised as a priest named Camino, chaplain
of the Church of Santa Maria del Amparo of
Menasalvas, a large village at some little distance
from the town. From the researches made the
murderers were discovered to be a peasant, his
wife, and his brother-in-law. They were at once

arrested, and they cvnfessed that they Were guilty. They
said that they had been anxious to murder M. Camino
without shedding his blood, and for that purpose had
struck him on 'he breast and back with hammers, but that,
finding that this did not cause death, they bad cut and'
hacked him with razors ; that they had then taken the'
body into the garden, and premed out all the blood they
could in a hole ; that they had afterwards washed the blood
from Lis person and clothes, and had finally conveyed the
body in the night on an ass to Navahermon, where they
left it. Questioned as to the reason of the crime, they said
they had been anxious to avoid payment of 20 bushels of
wheat which they owed him as the year's rent of some land
belonging to him.