The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1857.

Iwm it bakes open." SO then was no an- I
mew. I then went to the plebes station and
inked the advice of the ateingiout:er. He neat for
the earrent on duty, sad he sad my mes returned
Isd mot Memoirs main. We all knocked until the
=still out of Me deer Melds; so the Wee was
,end I pet my eheneist maim. the door end
Ad it ors. Thb wee sheet ball -past to o'clock at
Meet 1 then saw the worm Vkiorewaan the floor m her
= . Id
tea rii,hulrooraWfbas* ti=
the women."hod a razor in hie hand, salad then
••• • hinftie pa he the woman's throat. 1 wee
In solecism by the eight that I had to retire for a few m-
arks te the baiikeg as recover remelt A chair was resting
en the woman's legs. There was no
et the time. They were in the left
W IlMer behind the door. Thai wee a towel
es the table stained with blood 1 Dent for a doctor.
Me. My.. aitendud. He took away the key of the room,
end the Maas wen left fa the state in which they were found
when seen by the Jury. I made no march for property.
I have a. peers, or
_dommeate, or property of any kind
=ee the demised reties. From their appearance I
ally the men woo stoat forty years of age, and the
mein about twenty-five or twenty. I formed no
*akin se to their situation in life they did
not spree to be following any profemeion or occu-
pation whale they were in my home. I noticed that
the men never feet sight of the woman while they were
there. He would set let her speak, end if anything wen
wanted he mked for it himself.
By the Zowy—lt le not my practice to ask the names of
pertias who asses to ledge at my house.
Mr. &beet Mort Myst; examined—l am a member of the
College af Serrano I was called into 121, Dramolond-eirest,
an the Soda, sight, about 25 minute. poet 10. I found the
bodies an dame bed by the lam Mame ; the. head of the ma
wee net resting an the woman. I should my they had been
deed dm or eke or soma hours. I examined the bodies. I found
swami en the WI side of the woman's throat about I inches
in Meth ead sheet en inch in depth. It comenoed half an
bit below Wier, and extended to the middle of the bens
and divided the carotid artery sad }erase min- No Wood
wee fiserleg bees the wound then. She lied a towel la her
idt band Oelella with blood, sod her Ors bred
wee over • wellhead beein, and was hal of °ma-
imed bleed. Them wee the reel reeky of
merehmel Meal with anus. Them wee not • meta or
my meek of edema es her Immo. There were mike of
Heed as the weadrhasd Mad es theingt • /agar lad
hem wiped es ft. Then wee: aerie on the wall
showiest that um blood had tw°
yards from the wood Pram
des of the marks she meld now
km lived may
miestes. Death meet have cozened Mart balmily after
the eseelved the wand. I should ow the mold wee not
by her mu head. There was an open bloody rum
litistriman's Anil heed ; he was brim ma the mama.
the
Tqiil, them maw being ilemly rasped 1. his band.
Os t Mod of the men, I kind •Wm mead
ifts eile of bb neck ; it wee sheet hear beim
bleube md one in depth. The mend est Into
the mamma end internal carotid arteries.
hat did met divide either. The jugular rotas wen
beth divided. I sheeld bony, from hi. not having divided
the arteries. that he meld set die No soon ae the w
bee I elisald net think lielived Emmy minutes after the=
was bikini—l einsid an, met more thee tea.. We beads
woto olowild with bleed, bat those wise ale marks of Adore
=shim of Omen. My opinion le that the cut la the
of the men wow made by Mama Them were
se signs Moisture es at is the dmhee of The
Moir meet hme Palen Mel the wears. The ma's shirt-
eine wee net makstemed, bet kb neekersidef had has
tokaa Wand plead es the Md.
By the Jury—litho women hed been Inclined le moist, or
Del eat ber bar, the men might have put his bead or ens
seer bar
By the Comeer—Thimt wee a little peculiarity in one of
the weemsee bet, bat he did net mount to what was termed
web-foot

Wm. Dar* dte samesaleg once of the pariah,
so•roined— I met the lodise as We Ignadny, .o mad, so
szsalbseeton with tke view striates them identified. I was
accompanied by ea lespeeter cif polka I made ea in-
ventory of the snicks food in the roma
to the &awed poison. There wine ea obi Ylord
sliver watch, with mit maker's name ea it; • lbw Pisan
Duo, two Dumb seen* Wild's l6a of Lemke ; • blotting
ear, with the same "A. Biddle ea 4 ; • maw sad is..,
with the mate " Brooks and Sea, Illiedgeid," on the
room ; sa ivory paper lade, • hat bark • pair
of wawa • clothes bark • habit shirt,
as tattoo sad two Bata shirts ; ass of the llama oar marked
I. two beaches cif keys ; emelt cespe•-beg ; a white
Nibbeagkeseldsg she awANI " O. 6" ; • Luisd shirt
merited la • ukase manner.
By the Jery—A /may hes bre to see the ladles sad
WOs some wain with smother persom, bet oho hes tat
ege She vs very mach ea stein the body of
gee fiesele.

The witness As. continued to semi the list of the edi-
tion MoL incladiag a Toilets beemot, trimmed with Meek
Ws, • dark striped cotton dreesizzka plaid @baw • omen
hese tooth-purb, sad • pair of mad IL Is coppers
feud is the pocket of the trial. ti the ma's vodka wee alto
had • coed with the some " Providesce Herat, Dover " cap
.IL (The witness them read • letter fiesta the leadleed of this
ba, la reply to one which had Imes sent to him, asking
Ike information. It woe to the 'Sect that two persona
sr miring the description given came front Ostend to Dover
on the night of the 12th of November, that they went away
cm the 26th. sod that the waiter moommended them
I logo to the Pantos Hotel, l'aaten-street, liernarket. It
wee added that the writer would trace them if he were paid
to do so.) The witness further etated that on the body of the
foals he found an old gray ranee, quite empty aad mock
worn, sad a .mall beam thitol.le.
Isidore Dufour eamnined— I am waiter at the Pastes
Hebei, Pestomemet, Haymarket. I hove seam the bodies
the liesmod germs; they were them of two
who bedlam etayiag at oar house. They arrived pesos..
Ike 26th of November, md stayed sheet • week or eight
dam They sempisof are more. The woman spoke Ger-
mei and elm mar spire French or Eaglet.. I ehould
they weveGereeesem Nolleadem They paid their tell in two
:zest.. it wee geed 411. They asked for the bill them-
When they left they said they were going to the
Great Wooers Stmlas, at Paddington. They were sewer
wrested. hot it wee set sound of our house tint they kept
together. They alwaye eon out sod mine in together.
They took their easels la their own private room. They
received se lenses Adis there sae did any one roll to set
them. Neither the MIS Ow the woma gam any mom
James Menem rebiver 12,014, examined -Oa the fed
of Docesbew I drove two perms. from the Pastan Heed le
It, Drummond-et:reel. it was between three sad foes
o'clock he the afternoon. At ant they told to. to
drive to the Oreet Worsens Railway, bet whin
we get about Ulf way op Regent-street, they said
they waisted to go to ft Asap hotel sear • railway
station. I asked she.. which elation. Time said it did not
mob metier whisk, =task them to Mr. Harper's brow
11 Imas hiss. They p esg kw They had • small black
Mr •id ems soda sosilempet beg with there. I hove
sem the beim sad Um se desk they w the rm. perlies.
Mr. Jame loam. rearmed— lam sureintendent of the
I divides d the malrepilkes polio*. the parties
woes teasel brit ee the Teams Hotel 1 iiincted la-
ma-kw Illevedd ti gemecentaate with the proprietrw of the
Providing* Ltd, Dever. •ad 1 have here the tamperer to
that eummemdeetlen. The witness thee road the letter, but
it Mitred wey little kw that previously referred to. It elated
thet ths mire was • Delgiso and ilia wonsen Dutch, she rasa
bowleg MI the welter so himself, sod that they armed per-
aleiched to rich other. He Jae mad a letter
hem caplet' of the Belgian packet, as Tapes,
la gbh h the doomed were nippers! to MVO
IMO he Deese, le imply to one which led ham mat
blea. It melee re there wen two poems at beard
the whet eh the NM Nev. sham appanage absgskely
MIS Or 0111 M at Ile mu sad mars who
Wel =Lei Y Duimmesdrilmst; that these perm
maw Y misperty sad pew' At Match; saithat
tbegoompled a eecoadiclamembhhasdhadiscraaing overuse
helth of wise. The wile= Nos reed the following
Impotent Inter remind by the Dotal consul is
Lash& foes P. Tim Row end Sort, a Bret
is Rotterdam. sad Ihrteeniell by hip easel to Sir Richard
• Mayne, the Demseirekreer et Peas:
/1•11.1 w, Dee. IG, ISM.
We ere by the eseempete lire toe foreigneve, man
ea/ woman. were lair. lei • esiberkimme In Drionmoud-
street, mad that tie- mom, alier having murdered
the woman, committed Weide. Is weft the wormed it
mete k us that thaw were the sun. WOWS who San away
free this piste some days ego. The am gee ens of our
derke, so that we are interested in the matter both
ea recant of his family sad oar own. They left
hero without any aid almost without mosey. The
men we. good-looking. of toiddlieg height, sad stooped
slightly. He appeared to be about forty years of age, and
the wnsnan was twenty-flee to thirty. lie has pro-
bably as old pompon, in which his Maw is
"I. Oeehler." In caws he hoe destroyed this,
his clothes pair of spectacles end other soieteod...s=
have with bon may lead to the discovery. We
that the poeket bvidkowelind and orbiter things beiregiete to
the coon are marked '0; or ' I O.'—(Signed) P. Van

Mile &roost oberrved that them wsa not word about
thr mrom”.

rid, ant • 'ward, adding that one of tie 'idea
lads it the

L the lettrr from the Dutch COMMA to Sir R. Melva, ae-
ries* the above, it .0 observed that there could Ken*
be sae doubt 'het the letter read referred to the pmts in
question.

Td Coroner said It seas for lir jute to durnalse whether
tree Arid be another adjoornment, to edmit of their
error, terror information from Rotterdam; but it
Mrdto him tb►t it mio not . The letter, which
eet been road, hardly left mom for matt rto the Ora
w►me the man ►t least ram* from, and be did not NO
what advantage than, would be In any (artier postponement
alibi verdict.

The jury. after a brief roaeuttaticet. retuned a eerturt to
the tfleet ghat the pram diet Irma exhaustion through the
aims of Wed from tram& in the throat and
meek, but by sr reader whoa eirehmetences, the
vase& were inflicted there wee a. evidence to show.

A letter from Tiflis assooneee that the Primes of
flo senwon, who murdered Priam °manna, wee ebo et
!quad. on the 17th alt., is panne/boo of the matinee of Yu
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Loadca and North Western stock is now
quoted 96 to 97; Great Western, 63 to 44 ;
69! to 661; Lancashire end Yorkshire, 93!
to 941; Great Northern, 24! to I per share; and
Eastern Counties, ill to f.
French shares have advanced, owing to the
failure of a speonlater for the fall. Grand Trunk of
Canada shares and Mods eahibit an *divan:Unary
rise. Great Western of Canada, Great Luxembourg,
Loniberdo-Yettetian, sad Sambre and Meuse have
all risen. All the Indian stooks are also in great
request, at advanced pries!.

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MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAT.

Two o'Otoolt.

A further advance of per cent, took place in the
funds this priming, awing to the tenure of an
operator for the fall. A partial reaction
ensued, but prices are still quoted 1 par cent. higher
than at the alone on Saturday. English, French,
Canadian, and Indian railway securities are all in
great request, and still rising.
Consols for the Bth Jan., after touching 93 to 1,
are now quoted 921 to 1 ex div. The Three
per Cents. Reduced are marked 92* to 921.
I the New Threw per Cents., 921 to 94 ; Bank
I Stock, 218 to 2181; Exchequer Bills, 4s. dia. ;
chequer Bonds, 1868,991 and 99; ditt0,18,59, OS; and
India Bonds, 20s. dis.
Nearly all foreign stocks Ito rising, including
Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, Mexican, and Grena-
dian. Turkish Six per Cents, have risen to 951 to 661.
Bales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per
Cents., at 97; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
at 961 (exchange 26fr.) ; Chilian Six per Cents., at
101; French Three per Cent. Renter, at 68f. 23c.
and 85f. 73e. (exchange 26f. 30c.); Granada Active
Bonds, at 20 and 191; ditto Deferred, at 61 ;
Mexican Bonds, for account, at 20 and 191
Portuguese Threo per Cents., 1833, for account, at
441 to 441; Russian Four-and-s-Half per Cents., at
961; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 941; Spanish Old
Three per Cents., for account, at 42 and 411 ;
ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., at 24 ;
ditto for account, at 28 to 243/ ; Turkish Biz per
Cents., for account (for 31st of Deoember),
at 961, 96*, 961, and 94; ditto Guaranteed Four
per Cents., for account, at 1001, 1001, and 1001;
Venezuela Active Bonds, for amount, at 311.
At Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr.
I Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente*
opened at 87.76 ex div. for the account, and wen
quoted at half-past one o'clock at the same price,
showing a fresh rise off per cent.
The statement in a contemporary this morning of
the alleged suspension of Messes. Rochusseu and Co.,
is totally without foundation.
Great satisfaction is expressed in all quarters at
the changes shown in the Bank return ; far, although
the extraordinary totals presented under the heads
of privets deposits and private securities indicate
that the derangement of the ordinary course of
affairs is only slowly subsiding, the Bank's resources
are proved to be attaining a position which renders
a speedy reduction in the rates of discount certain.
The abundance of money and ease in the discount
market become more decided from day to day. Good
bilis are readily discounted at 9 to 91 per cent.; and
in exceptional eases choice paper has been done as
low as 8 per cent. In consequence, the applications
lat the Bank are upon a very moderate Beale, at a
time when the repayments falling due there are
very large.
In the Stock Exchange the rates for loans on go-
vernment securities may be quoted at 6 per cent.
from day to day, and 6 per cent. up to the January
settlement. The supply of money seeking employ.
ment in this channel is very considerable.
The amount of bar gold and foreign coin pur-
chased by the Bank of England yesterday was
about 120,00 d. Sovereigns also continue to Boar
. .

into the establishment, and considerable addi-
tional quantities are shortly expected from the
provinces, where the reserves of coin in the
hands of bankers are vastly in excess of their ordi-
nary requirements. Since the date of the Bank re-
turn, which stated the coin and bullion at 9,430,8661.,
the Bank have added to their stock of gold to the
extent of nearly half a million. The total may be
considered to be now close upon ten millions, with
the certainty of a speedy large addition.
The Suffolk, from Melbourne, has been at sea 77
days, with 450,0001. in gold.

A decided change has taken plate in the money
market at Hamburg. The supply of money is
increasing, whilst that of bills is diminishing : con-
nequently,the ratesof discount for the best paper have
fallen to 4f to spm cent. The local journals con-
tain numerous advertisements from firms who, being
disinclined to employ their money in the dinary
channels, offer to discount their own acceptances.
The imports of the precious metals last week
were very large. Our list includes 160,0001.
by the Niagara, and 340,00 W. by the Atlantic, both
from New York • 111,0001., of which about four-
fifths is gold and the rest silver, by the Parana, from
the West Indies and Isthmus; 11,3001. by the Na
Ines* from Alexandria ;10,8001. by the Tagus, from
the Peninsula; 10,4001. by the Centurion, from
Sydney; 43,0001. from the Levant; six boxes of
specie by the Rita from Santander; and one box of
specie by the Braganca from Lisbon.

The value of these supplies is not less than
710,0001., of which npwszds of half a million is from
the United States. In addition, numerous parcels
of specie have been received from various parts of
the Continent, including Russia. About 90,0001. in
silver ham also arrived in the Thames from the Con-
tinent.

The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex-
ports of the precious metals direct from London in-
cludes 8,126 ounces of gold and 246,914 ounces of
silver, representing a total value of about 86,00 W.
With the exception of 3,800 oz. of gold coin sent to
Belgium, the whole of these supplies were despatched
to Hamburg

The amount of siker taken on Saturday by the
steamer Countess of Lonsdale, for Hamburg, is only
8,6001.

The other shipments have comprised 10,40 W. by
tho Magdalena, for the West Indies; 6,3001. by
the Togas, for the Peninsula; and 337,2771. (of
which only 16,4941. was gold, and tho rest silver)
by the Pen, for Alexandria and the East.

The total ucertained exports of the week, as offi-
cially reported, are thus ranted to about 467,0001. It
is important to remark, however, that nearly the
whole of these exports were in silver, whilst the
large imports above recorded consist of gold, which
is retained here.

On the Continent the exchanges on London are
dull, except at Hamburg, where, owing to the de-
cline in the value of money, the rates show a con-
siderable improvement.

A petition in bankruptcy was filed on Saturday
against Messrs. Jonathan Hills and Son, partner, in
the Gravesend and Dartford Bank. In connexion
with this case very unsatisfactory disclosures are
anticipated; but, fortunately, the liabilities are not
large—viz., 30,00 W. or 40,0001.
The London and County Bank have now
opened a sub-branch at Dartford, under the super-
intendence of Mr. T. E. l'ittock, the company's
manager at Gravesend. The local inconvenience
occasioned by the failure of Messrs. Hills and Son
will thus be mitigated.
The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the
Union Bank of London is called for the 20th Jan.,
and of the Commercial Bank of London for the loth
January.

Thehalf-yearly meeting of the New Brunswick
and Canada Railway and Land Company is called
for the 31st inst.

A call of 11. is to be paid on the shares of the
Portsmouth Railway Company by the lath of
January, the second call of 51. on those of the
Wimbledon and Dorking Railway Company by the
15th of January, and a call of 11. ss. on those of the
Epsom and Leatherhead Railway Company by the
same date.

The second instalment of 31. is to be paid on the
recently issued 201. obligations of the Great Luxem-
bourg company by the Ist of January. The half-
year:y interest on these securities is also advertised.
Holders of scrip in the abortive Edinburgh and
Perth ltailway project (by Queensferry) may now
receive a " second and final return "of la. 3jd. per
201. share, aad 4d. per 101. share.

SATURDAY Iva,ms.

Undiminished buoyancy prevailed to-day through.
out the Stock Exchange. The fundsexhibit a fresh
rue if about 1 per cent. ; most of the leading British
railsiay stocks advanced f o+l per oent. ; and there
was ustained demand, at advanced prices, for
, ludian,Visock, Belgian, and other foreign
railway securities. All the markets closed at the
best point of the day.

Comob' for the Bth January, which closed yester-
day at 921, ...ellen," ex div., opened this morning
at 921 to 1, and gradually advanced, closing at 921,
" buyers." The Add business report is as fol-
lows t—Three per Cent. Consols, for money (shut),
931 with die.; ditto, for account (Bth Jan.), 921,
92tt 921, 921, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced,
92a, 921, 921; New Three per Cents., 921, 921;
Bank Stock, 217 ; India Bonds, 255.. dia.

Exchequer Bill; were qUOled4s7.die.tO par.
Torkiek Six per Cents. rose to per cent. to-
day, being quoted at the close of the Stack Exchange
96 to t, and subsequently 95 to I. The Guaranteed
Four per Cents. closed at 1004 to 101, showing a fresh
rise of per cent. There were inquiries for Spanish,
Russian, Mexican, Venezuelan, Buenos Ayres, end
other foreign stocks, cod the general tendency of
prices in this department is upwards.
Bank shares to-day were quiet, and steady in price.
Ottoman Bank wereinquired for, and dearer. Aus-
tralian Agricultural shares exhibit a further rise of
10s. ; and Feel River were also firmer. South Aus-
tralian Land advanced IL London General Omnibus
closed at 31 05 31, being somewhat firmer.
The shares in the Indus Steam Flotilla were
firmer, at 7-16 to 9.16 prem.
Canadian Government Six per Cents. have again
risen 4 per cent.

MINES-THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOCK.

Dulness continues to prevail in the market for
British mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange
South Cern Brea shares had been dealt in, at 4 to
: and Lady Bertha, at 11.; all other descriptions
are quiet.
Linares mining shares are inquired for, and are
marked St. Muted Mexican have been dealt in
at 4.

Thiltibjoined is the ealchl list of prices in the
Mining Exchange on Saturday:

Zest Russell, 21, 3; Lady Bert* 17e. 6i. ; Sortridge
Commie, 13s. ; West Orenville, 6e. 6d.. 6s. ; Wheel
Iderard, 61, ; Wheel Mary Jinn, 46,1, 461, 431, t.

SATURDAY ITINDTO.
In the market for home mining stocks today
business was almost suspender!, in the absence of
demand. In the Stock Exchange, Wheal Mary Ann
shares were officially marked from 48 to 441 ex div.;
the closing quotation was about If. below that of
yesterday. Other stocks were nominally unaltered.