The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-26 00:00:00

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Chaim .Ablikas, 11, a Porto ---=-11--ameness Wheel
he the wllfal talc of Philip as the blob am.
TM plasm pleaded not Entity, shad Mai bled by
• jur empeeed of BagMhetes.
Mr /high sad Mr, Paled mediae ted the peementics.
The plow wee i
MAW by Mr. Metcalfe, through the la-
sernmentelity tithe rearessase 1111011U1
111111 101112111 Mina teeth, lon briefly the* endopined the
see a , sad wt tieprisoner wee charged with
as aides, akin known to the las, ad the evitiesice
uwaY hem sedelat that it was by the lama a the primate
Mat die dessesel met his death, and the alp Emit= ow
the Nry wail be the date of mad et OM mime at the
Mae the aet see dalalmitlail, and whilber he ins empasibie
bt hie acting TY ham/ eimmi thus peettenied Menke
the tete of *mem iled She dilkeibel itelimem woe Winn&
A:Maid Pat amid Owl he wee seem. mem bird
the Irmo Mempeset hi:4ft te West Beetiepeel is An-
omie tea The deemed we empleia at thee mid, ad
Mw woe OMNI Yoe as bawd. The wed MINI hum
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Ma 121. July, with •amof _ eel%
=WWI= n bin nth. The ma add eYnead was
taken/Ist lab,* est ant to the hosettal, sod the
was sapid Is his lime on tin 10th or rzl,
August, and handed aftrwards as Ms took end skiromil
lilt enamel Mkt hum Lida as w bill of Amgen. The
Omer am elms endE heelimsr es bomb He was • Who
a Rie de /melee. Imerbing mist es qe4sie
artl till the 18th
of Angus, when • bet miry meth he between t
Kinser and ante of theater. TM mem eat of big
sabre and asked whet was the imam end Yr gm told that
the prieser had ranged to warb q Oa Mimi
add had called the new bed ••••• esideistil%
he would not have say such work as braid hie alp,
end he would not slimy the primmer to be im-
posed ow by any Mall on board. He then tad the
primmer he must wash the things up for the tees
every day, and nothing room took place on this nowaioa.
Things west es quaintly on board after this until the Sunday
following, when th• captain walked the deck from 8 till half-
pest 9ln the eveshw, sod he then went to his cabin, whichwas on the stmbused aide of the deck. The mate's beak
was on-the opposite elde of the vessel. The wiener slept
underneath witness's berth in the same cabin. The crew
also slept as the Winos remelted on deck after the
demand gem, to hie cabin until 12 o'clock at night,
when hie watch me relieved by the chief mate, Mr. Sharm
He went to the deemed's berth and reported the state of the
weather to him, and that turned into his own berth. At
this ton the primmer was is kis own berth, node's's*
him. Winne slept ma* her °Wick the next morning, when
he wee aroused by the ohleitimate, to relent his watch end he
did so. He this found the es the deck in the set of
putties his clothes es, be shaved elm him go into the
Cook'. galley. Mr. /harp end ib• rest ante crew who sere on
his watch at UM. time he/ turned in. After amplifies., bad
gone to the galley be him come out and lien go into
the cabin that was ample' by the captain, the chief mate,
and wittier, and he IMO oat again upon deck, end in a few
minutes went • seem/ time to the cabin. He thee went
to the starboard aide of the vowel end turned
round apparently to am if witame was watching
him. When he saw that skim@ was looking at
him he west to his galley and then to the ceptain's cabin,
and in about three or bar minutes he heard a *cream. Im-
mediately aftenrania be saw the presser standing withal",
banal revolver is his hand sad • knife in hie mouth close to
the door of the cabin where some of the crew wen asleep.
(Tbe weapons were prodooed and identified by the witnase.)
The revolver belonged to the captain. At this time
witness observed that the face of Cummings, one of the
crew, was coveted with blond, and he celled out, "The dl-
Isla is morderleg OB." Witness then went to the captsbee
state-room doer, and called his name out Wei sad received
no answer. Tbe door was open, and it had bees seal sight,
and witness went la sod laid hold of the dereand's log, end
la so doing the blood ran out of hie troves's, and sinews
then observed that his throat was cot and Lie head was nearly
off hie body. He was lying on he bark, and the bedclothes
bad been stripped of from the gat upwards. Ho pre as
alarm, sad celled the chief mean and found that Me door MS
shim. He brad the deer epos, sod he this parceind that
he had bees lobedde labia by same am km
the nutria. Time were raarbie id bleed arm
the keyhole ef the door. Winos then meths phew
asseing imMehips talking to aims d the seer, en/
be mime sit near to the coati when irksome
end the Aid mate wen, and he that the door of the mbia.
TM primer had the revolver in Lie bend at this tlem There
sere mire-saw or weapon of any bind on Ward the ship,
escape this rev.inr. Wotan. armed himself with • seem-
Inver, .rd th. rbict-mat, to. k • saw sad they
then both west on deck for the purpose of
securing the printer. They found him rill tie deck
an t threat/Wog to shoot the men who had been as tie
watch tale.', sad the chief mate rot on the Inft bat Ie
such hie isseementa, end wising mustered the uses below
log to his own wraith, end got them armed with everythiag
Orr/ eosid lad. The 'Ammer then went Into the cabin
aad Mat himself in. Witness watched biro through
the door, sad sow him break the cansia'a dessert
epee, end sin hie writing desk. He had the es-
nine Is me head aid a knife is the other all this
time. The chief mate was use watching him thievish*,
skylight of the oaten, end he beebe two or the.. eisleas
end threw she pose in the prisose's fare, ind he
the reveller st km, madam or dm of the rape ant saiM
Mat mate said, " yea villas, it is net loaded."
TM primmer then came towards the door of the
cabin, sad Messes opened it, end he came eat
end threw Ms ease up, sad M celled eve,
Ile bill the cepten—me lull no mete peoples."
They then all mated up to him and enured him. Witless
did not en the revolver or the knife in the prieenVis pep
eee.f.e aim b• cases oat of the cabin. He had aMk each
rowed his mist, sad apes epitome searching it, be bed the
knife re coaled in it, and al. ease pieta belle mad porno-
Ma tress. Tie emend pistol belle were in am:sell box folded
ale in the mak. After the prisoner bad beau wand,
Mune west to him sod asked him where he got the Mine
from. Two knives bad ben bead, one • knee one, end Ma
GM.. • mailer me, and then was blond upon both of shea
In ro hie Moony se to which knife he tilled the eep-
two wilt he omitted to the large one. and be said that he in-
tend.d to stick some people w.th the smell knife, sap-
ruse they at hat. The brevet knife wee gene-
rally need as • carvine-knife, end it we, generally kept
with the t there is the cook's galley. the carneg. knife ap-
panel to bone been fresh slammed on ass griedetose. Wit-
sew chewed the prnoner • ane frock that bad been bond
in ft.: eet,ot, and asked him hem it berme trn, and he
sad, .• Wheel toe go to est here throat, be tear it." The
captain was barred en the Meth day after this occurred,
sad they the. am op he Planamb, Mora th.y wind on
the 31st a Mem. end the preweet wee this given In
evetody.

•Thry hid sailed from Lisboa eleven days
ohm beppeeed, sad bey were on their way to a port
b Herb Allef•lL TM'S wan roily osequarrel oe board ths
sessel. Tb. prlember Wm. the oily foreigner oa board. The
sea were ern la be habit of Tauten him tbst venoms was
aware of. 11. sever oberrve4 any spprwenee of eitibmillt
about bine. The noptsitt never bettered badly to time pri-
mer. Hs sae a very Wad wan, rut very particular in the
::=Bof be ebb. after the prionarr serured
,a the hag beat sad kept there for two days.
He OM *mite web* wire be came nut of tliv calla sad threw
b., sear no. Inns be es. toasts tbe esbia be was very
abbo4 end reterbed evesv,bles th., war COo bun.
By the C. tut—Wiese*. knew of au eau.' whatreur fur the
Wane, lultiest be captain.
Cree...zassiaatioe coetteard—He never sew any appear.
sere of iniveity shout the prisoner. He pars popper an.
as.,, t. abet *ea said to bay sad seemed to bow what be
was *bout.

Ite-ns.ntineA-7M revolver grae ant tnaeled, t, u, merely
Lad caps no. It twos anseeally knot to the etotain's twits
lousaiog op, and the ptieoser could wady oleo partook*
of it.

bac Mi. 'titanss eviroisatios .0 ecncladed, the pd.
yaw incl•aned, "Me Idce that mu; ins Lk* him ray
mach."

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