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EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPT ro MURDER A
LIPIRRPOOL MERCHANT.

One of the moat extraordinary and daring at-
tempts at murder and robbery that has ever come under
the cognizance at the police of Liverpool (and Ruch offences
are by no means rare in that town) was committed yes-
terday morning. About half-past 11 o'clock, Mr. Adolphe
Kesel, • wine merchant, who has an office in Sewer-
buildings, Water-street, was alone there, his clerks hap-
pening to be all out on business at the time, when two
persons entered. One of them appeared to be • woman,
and the Ober, seemingly • middle aged man, had a large
beard and moustache. The latter holding in his band
an advertisement cut from a newspaper, made
an inquiry of Mr. Kneel concerning some wines
be had on sale, riling he wished to sample
them. Er. Kneel was going into the outer office to show
the whoa, when his interrogator jumped upon hie beck,
end began beating him in a parlous reamer upon the head
with stile preserver or loaded cane. The other person then
*said/ companion in the attack upon the hapless mer-
chant, and the latter wee felled to the ground, the two
beating him savagely. his cries of " Murder'. were heard
by Mr. Hoppe, • merebast, who occupies adjoining rooms,
and he and kis Mob rushed to the essistenes of Mr.
Kesel. They found, however, that the deer of him olio
was isoked, the ruffians having termed the key whim
they entered. The door was forced open with an ado,
and they found Mr. Kesel upon the Boer covered with
blood and most sericarly injured. Near him were stand-
ing his assailanta, who treated the matter in a very
cool off-hand manner.. They were of coves detained,
and the polio sent for. Mr. Kneel was taken to the
thenest hospital, where it was hand that he was Sear-
-fully cat about the head and face, his eight
an. broken, end other severe Norio. On the
.prisons being remained, the suppeesi female turned
out to be • young fellow mined Jelin Wilms, •
clerk in the establishment of Mr. Weed, conformer,
Bold-street, who had obtained leave of absence for =hour
ortwo, and borrowed his " get up" from a girl of his se-
quaintance. The man with the moustache and heard
(which were false)-res David Harris, &clerk in the office of
Mr. R. B. Williams, attorney, Maxfield& They an
boodles boys, neither of them seeming more than 18
or 19 years of age. Mr. Easel was known le keep
large sums cd money in the ado in his oleos,
sad the object of the young miscreants in
attaching him no-doubt was, If not to murder him, to
maim him to such an extent that he world be unable to
prevent them robbing the pleas. It is oapected that there
must have been some collusion between the would-be
thieves and some-one on the anemia.., as the young men
had Obtained • kap of the office door, and it is singular
that they should have made their appesonoe when the
whole of the claim were about. Harris end Wilson will
probably be brought before the magistrates to-day,
though Mr. lEusel Xi in rah &state that it L doubtful U
he will be able them to appearlia court.