The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

AND sr-10001

OCCURRENCE

Considerable excitement was created in the on; 47-0119 vi;
I,r
dayafternoon, nand especial 1 y
bi ny thean a
neighbourhoodof of Bros ebn
most ale wag";
character, and which, up to the present moment, L5O farL
in the profoundest mystery. The eircurnstances'tittle ;,-00
are yet known, are as follows :—Mr. George, 0101,41
cashier of the Midland, Great Western Beilwel' big 1170
due at his office at the Broadstone, accordier%tent strl
practice, at ten o'clock on Friday morning, bad
en retehesli
at that hour or for some time after; and it was "frotti Poial
bered by the officials that he had not been see°
office
past five o'clock the previous evenin. litig heY'io
locked, and as he usually had possession of hi w s teey;
was judged well to wait his arrival, ere taking a11.,(t Woo
reference to the business of his department'. oti, it „is'
o'clock, however, Mr. Little not having arrviwsrtieg the
prriasobalvnea—d tnoatreackerotapiennlyt,
the
ewoaffirreae anythinssal
ent
cashier's previous conduct, nor borne out bY, 0,0133ra'
discoveriks, but most likely awakened owing °yin" blie",,,te
rous instances of frauds committed recently oP°ll ifewed,4o
self
entertained that he had probablY 9 ct,
self to be tempted by , his position into a dishonest 1000.'04
n;teadndbbyy some 130, ie
flown to escape the consequences. The door we; -those, end
broken open, and a dreadful spectacle awaited was leby
entered the office. The unfortunate gentleman, iLisfo
lying upon his face, quite dead, his throat ea' head u" big
single gash, more than from ear to ear—the Sled blo to
in fact, almost amputated. Whether he had rear 00
own act, or was the victim of another's crime', eierff
fd
be discovered, and to the elucidation of this farf,tioe'uorl4,
the most minute circumstance, deserves consi"e; to r,e sfq
the first place, let us do the deceased the justic-aree"„i' e
that his accounts were found to be completelY 6-1,,507 Or,
a considerable amount of cash, in notes and gill of7o9.:biga
the latter made up in cartridges
fob
room, and accurately corresponded with the ata, reealfieg
be should have had in hands, and which w'd's,taS "i6C9
delivery at the Bank on Friday. The bodY that of it,
—was scatters cot
between the large single window of the room allee feewhich
table, parallel to the latter, and within some th,rbaaci' fiella
There was but a very little,blood upon the left
ban ifof'
was rigid, but not quite clenched, but the le'big tre,..doe, -
thickly clotted with bhol. The waistbandf , of °II,. ote,
and his vest were open, and a pool of blood la.;!toysted;hica
around the upper part of the body. It is a raesnt3 hie of ton
circumstance that there was no instrument fieu„Trtiele,°oll
the wound could have been inflicted, the on 'Y leb
sort in the room being a small office-knife, upon., 99 1
the table, quite clean ; and near it, a tovie,,loo' The
edt
some sharp and bloody instrument had been, ''eleeeelocl‘ of
was marked with blood, and cut in several Das.ll„,o
window was closed, and the door, as we ha%isjet,i,fitioii-e
and the key, for which a close search was eotnll,' ,t;
been found—a fact which leads to nesC pg 1/r°gellw-;
of the mystery. The office window eljon3te •' 15°
interior of the station ; and if the unfer,`, io,
.I', the
san meditating suicide, had locked sott.tidesof
trange that he should have made aw`lYthe s1411°11:1
It was the ot of el the
It key; and even if he had thrown it 0, tfor eao the
it should have been found upon the
andm„%ether at cis
pinion of Dr. Jennings WAS; liter
gentleman that the unfortunate decease:4 den'ur air
time they saw him, about twenty h°ll`-. 00; eye
would refer the occurrence to an hour YeiorsuAi, aglad;
that at which he had been last seen On ,he office` o
ing; and it was also their opinion that
which ins to
could not have inflicted the wound Of hos' ace gt
Death, it Is considered, must have been is referte
taneous, which renders the circurnstane,e_toesn,aiet
the wiping and making away of the 17 o,s ;trae
whilst, regarding it in another light, it is riveneYa re be
extraordinary, looking at the occurrennoll9 tst
that, although there was a large sum °sed was„ ,00
room, none of it was missing. The dace had bee.. 0,0
respectably connected gentleman, and veers, the Ide
employment of the company for about fon oced tq ce, Lit,
so highly esteemed as to have been Prernotbs s.nded '44/50
portant post of cashier some twelve In and reslholl Tod
was about forty years of age, unrnarr:ect,,_elaec
aro
to
of mind. He was one of the sect of ij1.17.-05,0a.,`"ce
his mother and sisters, and was a man °l..b"ritre,,..,lo' °rl9
py
rather gloomy religious ideas. Mr. f. th:ocearre"and st on
of the city coroners, was informed 0 stati°llaehsce
h t-
taifiteebroidtsy.disncoev
jeardyg,eadnrili abtetZ/ort
cfn:oriuiry _
immediately atter the event; and t e
fore

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ERFECTED FAMINE' IN LAPLAND,--Tile °7.14'2'
reee.l li
.0/1' 11IC
forfomS tOL.Clipiralnma,
issavyesr:y—d"e
pTheior
ainbti
ee 1. 1 i gise nc e will c, cola wolf
prevailed during the month of Anghetsedvesrl7°l—eici6r°llfettillfi:
all the crops, which is an ,imost irrernediahl.° tiron. 14tto
there, where there are no means of comutinele3rnie it 1,,,, 9$
winter. The ' temperature' in L
Laplanders are in great alarm. foreseeing a '''''" fed "-? g
extraordinary
prevailed in July and August, whereas variations this year, es vere .__, otv
septerrT,,
beginning of October were as Waral ag 013311"
apianci presgia- loiytip

110 REIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRANCE

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.
aria g
torniven to understand that Russia, or
one of her many friends on the Conti-
to"' has stated that a proposal will be made
ti` getting over the difficulty about Bol-
piaci To leave Russia possession of the
"e, 60 as not to wound her vanity, but, by a
1.14cd roadway, to separate it entirely from the
" Which commands the Danube, and to remove
twechjections which England and Austria enter-
thli Itc her being allowed to keep the town. If
ext 3 scheme be accepted by the Allies, Russia
Allresses herself willing to allow the Isle of
?ents to be transferred to Turkey.
he Turkish Government, it appears, in corn-
Ivitlitsce with the remonstrances of the Allies, has
11.4c1rawn the prohibition it lately issued to the
Of I-18 of the Prinrolpalities, to discuss the project
doi n
e union of the two provinces; but, though
Itilde! this, has clearly given the powers to
1p fa-stand:l, that if the Divans declare themselves
4ur of union, it will pay no attention to their

Ivi-Aleri

till toeiriglish mail due yesterday did not arrive
Theßank
, --arlic
recur of France has published its monthly
rnS to-day. The stock of specie OR hand
7bloUnts to 103,600,000 f., which is only a decline
0'850,000f. compared with last month. But
Ilt-e sank paid not less th
101°1341117ns on tile purchase of
cr during the month.
ciliation was 595,000,000 f. ; last month it was
619'000,000£, The discounts made amount to
4;,000,000f.;-7,000,000f. more than last month.
dAl;"llce2 on deposit of public securities, show a
14;euttc,
A of 42,000,000 f.; and on the Railway Shares
th43ends, of 17,000,000 f. The credit account of
loor!rcasury has fallen from 101,000,000 f. to
tot vu.ooof. •
, the account current of private per_
ftern 143,000,000 f. to 127,000,000 f.
114:48 been reported on tbe Bourse to-day, that
titilrras.4-
atrian Government, notwithstandinga the
ae state of its finances, is about to raise
k ician'
41,61N-este deP,patch says, that all the Turkish
c:ters, except Ali Pasha, are to remain in
-43111 Vier Reschid Pasha.

an 036,500 f. as

gold and

The amount of notes in