The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-20 00:00:00

THE MISSING AUSTRALIAN VESSELS.

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.
The following clippers are now overdue from AUR
tralian ports :—The Phoenician, which sailed from Syd-
ney, July 22, for London, crew out 116 days ; the James
Baines, sailed from Melbourne, August 8, out 103 days ;
and the Lightning, sailed from Melbourne about August
26, out about 85 days ; the two latter for Liverpool. A
letter respecting the James Baines was received in Liver-
pool yesterday morning, from a member of Lloyd's,
inquiring at what rate insurances could be effected on
the said vessel, intimating that 12 to 15 per cent. was
being asked at Lloyd's. In reply, a telegraphic mes-
sage was sent up requesting an order and limits. To
this a further lettei has been received in reply, dated
yesterday, stating that " the excitement has consider
ably gone down in London about the James Baines,
from the fact of there being no later arrivals, and that
no such rates are now being paid."
The cap'ain of the ship Vision, just arrived from
China,
London, reports having passed the Phoenician, from Syd-
ney to Oct. 23, lat. 20 N, long. 32 W. The
Phoenician sailed from Sydney 13 days before the James
Baines The Vi
left Melbourne. Vision experienced light
easterly winds from St. Helena to the Western Islands,
and from thence fresh easterly winds to Land's-end.

THE MURDER AT WORCESTER.

The inquest on the o Tredwell, late a
Worcester y
who wasll,
found in
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cy
Saturday last (as already de-
tsherevnaanntaaltinanthhaottelnirtny
tailed in this journal), was concluded on Tuesday night,
thadedeintriognenntowthhne
r e tlt a,
bevefidoreennAefrp.rßev.ioTn.sßlyeag,ivtehne,
mcorrc.rnEvr;
made the
that death had been mortcausedb em examinatio.n, gave his opinion
uries on the head.
y the
A human fist or any other hard subsitnajnce would produce
_
the injuries over the nose, and a fall'mightt did not follow,
have caused
d
the wound at the back of the head. I
however, that the blows were the innuela
death, for she might have been thrown intotthen cause
water
o fin
a state of insensibility produced by the blows, and there
have died. A cut about two inches long had been in-
flicted under the chin.
Henry Mapp deposed that he met the deceased in the
street about 9 o'clock, when she parted companywith
Brace. She was walking fast, and another young ri,n
was following her, and she did not want to have any-
"conversation" with him. William Thomas then came
up (he had been considered the girl's sweetheart), nd
Thomas threatened to " warm him" if he spoke to the
girl. [Thomas was present at the inquest, but was not
examined.]
George Stephen, a resident near to the canal, deposed
that on the morning of Oct. 28, about 4 o'clock, he heard
cries of distress from a woman as if from the canal, Re
Vas uii!tnd heard a faint cry of " Help," and then all
still, Ile went to the canal next morning, but saw
nothing.
jury expressed a wish to
The
return a verdict of
" Wilful
known,,, but
a hope
, by the ad •
thatagabienst some person or persons un.
an open verdict of ,
in-
quiry, as they'Found drowned." The jury ex-
pressedvice o. f the eoirdonfeorl,lotwhetlytr)ettiutorniend.
murder
rpolice would
t believed the girl had been murdered.
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