The Sun.
London, England, 1864-11-19 00:00:00

The Atrocious Murder on Plaistow-marshes.

Some very strict inquiries have been instituted,
both in this country and abroad, as to the character
of the prisoner Kohl, who is charged with the mut:
der committed a fortnight sine:, in the Pials“)"
marshes, and some curiou 3 facts have been elicittul
From papers found in Kohl's possession, it well'
appear he is a Prussian by birth, having been bar
tiscd and vaccinated in Prussia, but his family re:
moved while ho was young to Hanover, where hi°
father is still living. Kohl first came to EDO°,
in February last, and it is said he came here a for,
tine from justice, for, having committed a
assault, he was adjudged to pay a heavy pole"'
which he avoided by fleeing the country. WI
here he first lived among the Germans smPicle
about Whitechapel, but he at length obtained cei:
ployment at Plaistow to look after a butcher°
horses, and while in this capacity he became AC:
quainted with the young woman whom ho seashell
Most, if not all, the articles the duplicates °(
which were found upon the prisoner belonged to the
deceased, and it will be proved in evidence they
were pledged by the prisoner, a ho in some instancto
gave 'his own name, which was spelt by the pBWt
brokers, as pronounced, Cole, One name given j'J,
the prisoner was spelt by the pawnbrokers Set"
or Sculd, and it is remarkable that a name similar
in sound to this was signed by the prisoner cln
board the vessel in which he came from Hamburg'
when he brought the deceased to Plaistow.
It has, perhaps, been noticed that there Were
several lodgers in the house in which Kohl lileo
and that both landlord and tenants appeased on
timate terms, but this is easily explained by theft'?
that one or two rooms were used is common, as 113
usual among inhabitants of these poor districtB'
where the houses, containing four or five roma°,
are let only to weekly tenants, who sublet off t°
others. _

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It is now established beyond question that the A -
ceased is Theodore Christian Fuhrhop, lately e°l/4
netted with the firm of Neumann and Becher, °i
Hamburg, and the prisoner Kohl will now be 011,0
mally charged with his murder, and the coronera
inquiry will for the future recognise the decease
by that name. The re-examination of the prison°
•
will take place this day at Ilford, when it je
petted that Dr Lethoby, of the London HeePit4
will be examined as to the analysis he has mada °f
stains on various articles—the boots and socks /
the prisoner, and on the chopper hammer, Wille
tt
was borrowed by the prisoner, and painted red °4
the wood'next the iron before he returned it. ithit
believed several additional witnesses will be brag;
forward at the examination to-day, or at the
journed inquest next Wednesday.

COUNTRY MARKETS.

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LIVERPOOL—FRIDAY. A lit
We have had rather a slender attendance of the traue.ri,
our corn exchange this morning, with a limited inclui;ol
Wheat generally was rather easier to buy, although jy
samples of winter red brought fully Tuesday's priceg.,,,,,
flour there was a very slow trade, and no change in N'td
Oats and oatmeal neglected. In barley, beans, and rh-di
no change to note. Indian corn, however, was lower) '-
Danube being obtainable at 26s 6d in retail.

LINCOLN.--FRIDAY. j
80
There was a fair attendance at our market to- &It 04
a seasonable show of wheat. Sales were made slowlifse
recent currencies rather receded. Barley was an ave.:,/
show, and best sorts fully maintained former quotatiow..4
seconds rather lower in price. Oats brought full pricesflea.
the demand ruled healthy. Beans scarce, at late
In peas no change. ~gi
White wheat new, 40s to 44s Barley, grinding...2BBo'o
Red do. 3Bs to 40s Oats, old .. 2480 0
Old white 42s to 47s Newdo 218 9
Red do. 39s to 43s I Beans.. 428-- to 4
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Barley, malting...33s to 34s i Beans, new 378°

STAMFORD—FRIDAY.
A fair quantity of wheat on offer, which met with II to
sale, and transactions have been at fully previous ei
—White wheat, 41s to 435; red, 38e to 41s per 36 s P
Barley, malting, 31s to 35s ; grinding, 275.t0 309 Pe not
Oats, 18s to 23s per 24 stone. Beans, old, 388.t0;404,
qr.; new, 36s to 388.

BURTON. ON-TR
Old white wheat.. 463 to 50s I
New do. 44s to 47s I
Malting barley....32s to 36s I
Grinding d0.....27s to 20s I

,ENT—THURSDAY.
I Old red wheat„ 42g 1° 441
I New do. 4OO to glj
Oats. 220 t°
I Beans 37s to

WAKEFIELD—FRIDAY.
The wheat trade is quiet, and there is no change in ?doll
vious values ; millers buy sparingly. Barley meets $
sale, and la cheaper.

Averages for the week :
Wheat 1732 qrs., at 4os 9,1
Oats
Barley.... . 1115
Peas
Beans

BRISTOL SUGAR—FRIDAY-
-0014
The demand for sugar has become very dull, and boll
withstanding prices are 6d to Is lower. few sales have
made this week. Refined goods sell slowly at is dec
Rum continues in lair demand at late rates.

COAL MARKET.
Priors of Coal per Ton at the close of the market'
s. d. Walls End. 0,111;
Bower's West Hartley.2o 0
Cowpen Hartley 20 0 Haswell 00000.23 o
i
West Hartley .. 20 3 . Hetton ........... • y $
Eden Main 20 0 ! South Hetton ...... ••0 9
Wylam 18 6 , Russel's Hetton ...... 9
Haswell Gas l6 6 Acorn Close .........
Wharncliffe ......... $
Pensher Primrose..• •
.0
Belmont ...... $
East llartlepool ... • •'22 6
Cassop ........... • ••
.
Pittington. .........

Walls End. 1
Tunstall ....
Heugh Hall 22 6 ;
South Kelloe 22 6
Caradoc 22 6

Ships at market, 48 ; sold, 46,

Foreign. Mail Packet List.
MAILS DUE.
Australia and Mauritius, via Southanr

IS'
..No:(.15,

__, ... ,Joutnampton -
Pa Marseilles' Dec. b-
Brazil and Cape Verds, by British pac:tiet. 12,)°,7,2it
Cape of Good Hopo, Ascension, and St. lielcna :,°T.l'
China, Penang, and Singapore, via Southampton._,., „W
via Marseilles ....°
Falkland Islands
Gibraltar, via Southampton ..
.Sof

India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via Southampton. •- -?'
v, ,
via Marseilles -I''° 26
v, /0.
India (Bombay), via Southampton ..
Drul'
via Marseilles ........ No
vex, 5,
Portugal....
Malta, Egypt, and Aden, via Southampton ,,,,,0v.01,
via Marseilles ....... ...."A
Newfoundland
0 Oporto and Vigo ...............
U. S. and British N. America, by Brit. packet.. • .1.4 A,
by U.S. packet.....,o, 7,,
W.C. of Africa, Madeira,
West Indies and Pacific . ....... •13 e", ‘ 1 vi,i ,
Bahamas (via New York)
and
,brvenCeariiiffaedian p.a.c.k.e.t r4324.,17:
°./'
Bermuda (ditto)
........ sof,
Cuba and Mexico

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Births. 0,
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BUSHELL ---On the 17th inst., at Potton, Bede u•J
the wife of Commander J. M. Bukhell, it)" fro
daughter. To
HALFORD.—On the 15th inst., at Dytchley, the 110
11.
Augustus Halford, of a son.
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APNEILL.—On the 16th inst., at Warmswortb, -,,e,.rdoit
the wife of Capt. Duncan M'Neill (late Scots v' t
opa daughter. ~
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NELSON.—On the 17th inst., at Holmefield. LYPe°
ll,nts, the wife of Commaner the Hon. Maurice
ILM,S. Rinaldo, of a son.

Marriages.
S
019,
JERRARD—FREEMAN. —On the 16th inst., at
Cripplegate, Mr. Paul Gerard, Fleet-street. i'llietoo'
Brixton, Surrey, to Hannah, eldest daughterfli tOP ,
Richard Freeman, Esq., of Ringstead, IC°r"-A
10°
shire.
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JACKSON—FLETCHER --On the 10th lust', atl 13i.04.1
Staffordshire, Norfolk B. Jackson, Egg-
to Marian, daughter of the late Howard Ifl.-11 "
of Springhill, Walsall.
Deaths.
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ALLEN.—On the 17th inst., at West Cliffs, Pre $0
Allen, Esq., of The Shoretop, aged 82. et,
BLOFELD.--On the 18th inst , at 145. Tooler Ore Ai'
Mr. Wm. Blofeld, aged 83. Afr
rroli
BRINE.—On the 16th inst., ou
at Richmond,
),
ral George Brine, aged 80, „ fcliio'h
CROFT.—On the 17th inst ,at 1, Sussex-P1 O-0' AO'
Julia Barbara, wife of Sir Aroher Denniall;;46`-
FINCHAM.—On the 14th inst., at 9, Sheri 4.
Kensington, Frederic, Fincham, Esq., age-
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