The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DIY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner GouMum.) IN EE OF.OIOE WOUND CONIIEIL The bankrupt was a solicitor, of Tooley street and New- Kent-road. This wan an adj)urned sitting for examination cod discharge. Though the bankruptcy occurred so lone ago as December last and was on the bankrupt's own petition, no balance-sheet has yet been filed ; but the preliminary statement of affairs, filed with the petition, shows debts of i 4,1931. Mr. Butler appeared for the bankrupt The bankrupt himself not being in attendance. Mr. Hawkins, for the assignees ? asked for an adjournment sine die, without protection, which his Honour ordered, giv ing the bankrupt leave to have another day named when prepared with his accounts. LN I& JOHNSON. TM bankrupt, a solicitor, applied for his release from custody. Mr. Dowse opposed. The bankrupt bad come before Mr. Cemmiselmier Faye two mouths ago, when his releame was opposed, on the ground of vexatious defence, and the appli cation wee refused—his Honour (Fare) intimating that the bankrupt ought not to be released for three months. His Honour said he very much doubted whether these was any power in the Act of Parliament to suspend a release for any given time. It must either be refused or granted, with or without oonditione. - Yr. Dowel, submitted that the ease ought to go waft before Mr. Commissioner Pane. Mr. Chidley, for the bankrupt, urged its immediate con sideration oo the general ground of " liberty of the subject." The alleged ground of opposition--a vexatious defence—was not one that could be urged under the act in opposition to his release. _ _ Coitinilasiocter—No • that is a matter for the order of discharp. The only qoe;tion is whether the case is one for the disaetionary power of the court. Mr. Chidley said the bankrupt bad been in custody for two moth& His Hooonr said he had no power to vary the order of another commissioner. This was, in fact, an appeal from the decision of Mr. Comraissitwer Fans. Mr. Chidley said there might be good reason for not enter taining the application in August, n choios of mignon not having then taken place. His Honour said that Mr. Commiseiceer Fans would be commenicated witb, and if he had no objection, he (Mr. Commiationsir Goulburn) would entertain the application. uB. N. KM, JUN. The bankrupt was a county court bailiff, of blilsend. Thin is the snood county loan bailiff who has come before the wart within the last few da His debts are only 1921. Mr. Aldridge, for the official aseignes, stated that the bestrapt, at a time whoa be owed 11W., had become serrety for his father for tOt. No one appean to oppose, cad all the creditors had bast written to. . _ His Hoover said tbe bankrupt • coodoet was very blame. able ; bet se no ow opposed, be might take bis ceder . TILLDIR DLBTOS 81311110118,7DEPECTIVZ PA!MCULAIa. tkirceriecis trader debtor sanllllooll, when the par fielders el deemed hid his. gives without fair. Hie Hower held that this w not soda `ressaridge amid eireessisee eartsisty" as was required by the set, sad a. mined the eusuaros. IN 11.11 W. T. WALICEL The bask:ant we; acosf-arrebint at Heikki. This was the do a( far exandaatirm and Thor screasts, by Messrs. Hart Brathres and kre, showeishts tgirr i , tad auras erlernalad at shoat 2001, Thew Ina no oppaitioa and the order was 'pealed. .111 L TORN. The bankrupt, a odirnitel, cif;tutiridge Wells, applied ar his order. Debts, MIL • as sesele. Mr. Aldridge opposes!. The lauslaupt had peeled over his Wainer to his uncle is Juno leek reosiviag 541. which he 'poet sad thee oases to theeoart. It was is his favour that he had beam is years in beldam without fibre. The Issaknipt attributed his faders to the lase of cows by His Honour, eonsidering that the good features et the oer redomhaated, granted tin order of merge. The bankrupt waa a meeparan, late of Alalembot. Dome, Woolwich, sad Mbar places. Debar shout 1,2001. Tme vas the aittfai far examination and dire=bidr in tire demos of amounts, an adjournment win DI 1/3.JAIRMIL The bankrupt, Elea Sarah Jams, a lbeaset maker, el TaMeeham-erare-read, applied far her ardor et Masher's. Debts about 5001. . . . _ . — Sr. E. /ad, far the bankrupt, dated that sr we• ea Addled, who bad dad to this country is 1861, loving • SULU caudal ; ►at laving takaa prove a= at a bean rat, ohs had gat into difficulties. A eracke paned Saddler, a piasoforte load, viand to oppose: bat hint Hamar held that boa bad so groaad of oppaitics, and graded the cedar. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) litionms INBIZIMILMIT ST • arevrfr. lobe Wylat, in the eni ef Marrs Ilisenrood end Verne; choesirgen. at • I. sr Orr at tha bar before Alders* Ear eberged with erabrarg videos sum, smarting to 1001, Women to his raters Yr. Lewis jun., conducted the pramention, sad dated that the primer bad hots &bent tar yeses is the pear outer' esploy, sad doing the bra bell d rat pined had spropriehed to hie eves re amine whir he had received en his reirteve seamed to the mesa af 1001. and Imre& Marra filierread and Vern bed within the in twelve months forgiven throe ri their sr rata who had robbed thew and the, inee sew detrained be preemie every Inbar et dithesinty being detoerd in three in their employ, and dam try bed former this resat ism and given the primmer Sato sestso. Ow had bees oblipd Sr rine seethe, elk is their alstelisimard sir enebrdesest. lkidosee dr then given el the it br the whew of re ors el V. 111 e. try Mr. Odesiod Wendeseer. an the 10th ed la.t, and of tea ether ors of 1L 14s. sad Us bd. by Xs. Sairders. of Donor Her, Myra, an the ler ral 19di ed o•olmalter bmiy neither al shish sus bur say portion of then had bees headed over or emennisel for be the proessater Theyener, who declined he rake say drones was ear rad for Via _ _ lloo;aoirosia, & boy *IOTA 13 yaws at ass. • thimble.* Nadia( at 5, Little Arthar.etreet, woo charged before Mr. Emhar with oommittiog a very serious awash ow Mr. Edward Geoid, • grocer, carryiog so basilica at 10, Now. 01.4.*•114trf.e. Mr. Ricketts. of Frederick•ateast, Gray's-ine-toad, who attended far the ooniplaleant, stated that as the defendant wee so young, it was not the desire of the prosecutor that he should be severely paaished, but. owing to the pap of boys that infested the neighbour hood end annuyed - him in hie business. it was 010:101•117 that as example should be made. He (Hr. Ricketts) was it to my that the polies were quite inefficient in the neigkbeerhood of bit client's shop, for it was • nightly co ameba far boys, in gangs of about thirty, to parade the shady and to throw into the tradennen'e shove fireworks and mid and dirt, and although Sir MINA Mayne bed been appealed to, it was not of much eget& Fora few *Ma as extra pollemeen was put oe, aid then tie oedemas meet ; but sa soon as the policeman was taken of it was spin renewed. Hie (Mr.Riekette) client es well as ethic tradmemat in Cilerkeswell complaieed that they ware campeßed pity barmy pulite miss, and yet mold get 10 prelsetien, aid he did hope that new mike might be taw of the setter, and that the intoiscable wadminis that now exited might be pat as end to. Mr. Gould was sailed, and stated that be was ward by pop of boys. Tie were la the habit r rtirw! ing filth at every description mad tinworks into his shop. Oia Thusedw the Srd of Septembrs the defendant was loungleg on hie shop freed, and *ben 'be asked him to go away be rotund, and meals me elf the most filthy abuse, and threw semi mud fats the shop sad can away. He fol lowed far the pardon at giving him into custody, end while pneamiNg bin is... the seed he tuned round and gave him • most severe kick us the cap of the hem, which aimed him to fall to the grimed, and the defendant then escaped. He (the prosecutor) suffered the most ingenue agony. and a our poo being wet for be was advised to go to the hospital, as there was • doubt as to whether or tot some of the bones were fractured. He was not *hie to place bit foot to the ground. Be was conveyed to the lesepital in • cab sad was emininett by the surgeons, who plowed the log try hectored, but greatly itilered. and his leg was visae dire splints. He was taken home mid ended to We • his leg being izi splints for nearly • ateeth. He fa WO tinder the be pa surgical's eare. Shoe them peasee=re es pending be bad been assayed by the el the de fendant. The defeedast and pap of boys Minded the neighbourhood and annoyed the sad when • pelimmum wee wanted he coakl never be fou nd. If be re quested the boys to move away from his shop, he wee Gaily met with • positive refusal sad a volley of the most Inky abase. The defendant pretended to ay, sad wild that there were other boys who were bigger and were@ than he, who oojht to have bean locked up se well se he. Mr. Biker asked if it sr the wish of the prosecutor ad this boy should be beet to prima. Yr. Makatea rid hi Mitt did set desire that a were child shield be severely dads with. Mr. Beam maid the defendant aid his essepaisse bed bettor be menial what they were abwit, tee they. WO" 11 . - paid apes it that if they were brought hakes lam Tor sa mdwems he should dad mud severely with them. aw be weld seed the ildsedest to the Remo el fee a jisgthesed wiled, bet at the wiek ef the prosecutor, who had takes a owy leseest sad wild view of the seettee. allies* he had a ided he a lase Gabe* he radii al= the awe tow how the bilhaved woad to the earapkit me 10 so issafkirrf stre L e polies. with that be had sethisse te edl 3 athecoss. plehred bed Weer* the matterbeleselhe of Pollee at leelleadyacd. Mr. smmYiwrw Emma mid that that cam had awed" bees thseted. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1863. KARYLIBONE. A BRUTAL VOTES& -Armin TO DROWN A CHILD. A coarse, dissi l lookinrweman named Mary Marc, Queen - street. g -lane, eaatermosiger, was ohasged with attempting to drown er child ia the Regent's Canal- On the prisoner being placed in the dock, William Andrews, 241 S, said—l was on duty in the Park-road, Regent's-park, between seven and eight last evening, and noticed a crowd of people looking over the canal bridge. Oa looking over myself I saw the prisoner held by several men, and close by was a child crying, The men informed me in her promisee that she was just in the act of dropping her child over the railings into the water when they prevented her. He at once took her into custody, and on the way to the station she said that she meant to drown the young —, if the young men had not *am up as they did. Mr. Maaalleld —Was she drunk? Andrews—She was, your worship I took the child to the workhouse, where Mr. Douglas, the master, said that was over the twentieth time the child had been brought there. The child bad been crying bitterly all the time by the side of the mother, and the latter kept pulling it and exclaiming "You little—, what was you naughty in the streets fur r Mr. Tubbs, askatant overseer, said—The prisoner in • mart disreputable 1/0211A12, always drunk. When her child has been brought into the house and is made nice and clean, then she comes and claims it, . . Mr. Mansfield remanded the prisoner fora week. The poor little child (about three yesn of age) was then taken from its unnatural mother to be taken to the work house. Its shrieks and aims were pitiful to hear. GOUGING ♦ wires ITIS OUT. A brutal-looking fellow named WiMasa Jones, residing at 10, Barrett's•court, was charged with the following shocking brutality to Nary, his wife. &lab 1831), said the wife wan in the hospital sod quite unable to Miami. The medical gentleman was also too busy to give a certificate this morning. Mr. Manalield = What has be done to his wife! &rat —Wheo I la Wh;;t7neariyhol; ihi; Morning she wee uremia( " Murder." liar eye was right out of the socket sod hanging down her cheek. There was also a quantity of blood. The doctor says she will be totally bliod. About four years ago he raged her other eye out, and she has been quite blind I. thai ever since. Mr. Mansfield remanded the wisest/rim a week. SHARE Ll8T&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoctx. There is still an absence of !animation in the railway market, and very little change has taken place in quotations. As regards the leading lines, the only movement worthy of jotioe is a decline of per cent. in South Easternrstock. Metropoli tan remains dull, at the reduction of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1024 to 103, ex div. ; Great Western, 64 to 66, ex div. ; Midland, 128 k to f, ex dlr. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 112} to div. ; Great Easton, 511 to I, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1194 to 120, ex div. ; South Eastern, 961 to 97k, ex div. ; Great Northern, 126 to 127, ax div.; and London and South Western, 101} to 102. Canadian railway securities exhibit a drooping tendency. Indian lines are quiet. Foreign shares are steady, at previous quotations. I ANAIY 5700 r ea. INI I Lamm. si, prior I Mir llooloy y.g.may. I 6 e 6 i 61 IS 97 119 140 39 60 16 17 9.1 100 110 112 01 11 egt 6ol 27j - - 61a t 136 di 121 120 LK 136 100 lel 66e 6d id I 246WATI. liii•douthrit .4;47 O Wert sad Siadva leasawia, pee 44414 I 044.4.4444.46 Abot.J.&& idla.4 W. IL ° ldlo., DA ! , P. osat., Ns. 1 Dm de. No. 1 U. do. 6 permit. peel D. L. Anita& A. sp D. do. A. 7 Per 0007 .• • • Do. Lllaloo. 4p. Glom. 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The stock markets to-day are dull, and no im provement is observable in the prime of any kind of public securities, although the Paris Bourse is rather better. The English funds remain at the dull quotations of yesterday. In this department preparations for Thursday's settle ment chiefly occupy attention. English railways are stationary, while the shares of the financial companies are drooping. The foreign stock market is depressed, particularly as regards Mexican. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. }testes were ' quoted 67fr. 75c., being I per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 931 to both for money and Thursday's settlement, and 931 to 1 for the November account. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ; ditto for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 911 ; New Three por Cents., 92, 911; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1, 1 ; Pive•and•a-Half per Cent eufaced" rupee paper, 1171 ; Bank Stock, for account, 237 ; ►nd Exchequer Bills, par, 39. prem. Foreign stocks are heavy. Mexican Bonds, after many fluctuations, am now 1 per cent. worse than yesterday, at 44 " sellers." Greek are 1 worse, at 371 to 38, and Turkish ConsolidOs 1 lower, at 531 to 1. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are unaltered. Spanish Passive are also steady at 351 to /. Transactions are retarded as follows :-Brazilian 101, ex div. ; ditto, 1852, 1858, 1860, 93/, 941; Buenos Ayres, for account, 936 ; Danish, 1825, 841, 85 ; Equador New Consolidated, 161 ; Egyp tian, second issue, 101 ; Greek, for account, 371, 381 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 181, 1; Mexican, for account, 451, 441, 45, 44/ ; New Granada, 161, 1, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 881, ; Portuguese, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 481, 491 ; Russian, 1862, 931 ; Spanish Passive, for acootmt, 38, sist ; ditto Certificates,' for account, 131, 141; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73; ditto, 1862, for account, 701, 71 ; ditto, 1863, 21 dis. ;lirenezuela, 1862, for account, 261. The Confederate Loan is steady, at 25 to 23 discount, and the Colombian at to I prem. _ _ _ There has been a considerable demand to day for the shares of the newly-announced Land Mortgage Bank of India, which opened at 2} to 3 prem., and fell to 2i to 2}, and are now quoted 3 to 31 prem. The announcement of this company has produced a considerable degree of excitement. General Credit and Finance shares are flatter, at 3 to n prem. ; and London Financial at 3} to 4 prem. International Financial are steady, at to 51 prem. Hudson's Bay are quoted Ito die. ; and Egyptian Trading, at 2} to 21 prem. Foua o'CLocx. Consols are flatter, at 93j to e, both for money and Thursday's settlement The pressure in the money market has subsided, the principal engagements incidental to the season having now been met. Only a moderate amount of business was done yesterday, either at the Bank of England or in the general market, but it was only in exceptional instances that transactions took place below 4 per cent. We believe we may state that the rumour of an impending Egyptian loan is erroneous, but the same cannot be said of the rumour referring to a coming Brazilian loan. Only a trifling amount of gold-s,oooL—was sent into the Bank yesterday. No withdrawals were reported. Advioss from Aberdeen refer to inconvenience to the firm of Catto, Thomson, and Co.. merchants and shipowners, resulting through the absence from that city of Mr. George Thomson. Mr. Catto, how ever, is described as perfectly solvent, and as quite prepared to meet all bills bearing the bond fide en dorsement of his firm. The annexed circular has been issued with reference to the failure of Messrs. Levy Brothers and Co., American merchants, of Fenchurch-street. 3, ktoorgateetreet, ER, London, Oct. b,1863. Gentlatee,—Mews. Levy Brothers and Co., of Fen ebordi.etreet, hawing been compelled, through the nom reseipt of remittances from America, to suspend payment, their amounts hare been plead in our Merle is order to the preparation of a statement of affairs for submission to the creditors at the earliest possible day. Will you be geed famish to furnish us with a statement of your secoust and the particulars of any securities you may hold'—We see, arc., (Signed) QUILTIIIR, BALL, Jay, and Co. The prospectus of the expected Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited) was issued last evening, and was received with great favour in the Stock Exchange, the price being quoted Sl. to 41. per share prem. The capital m fixed at 2,000,0001., in 100,000 shares of 201. each. The project is brought forward under the strongest possible auspices" through the General Credit and Finance Company, and for this reason, as well as on account of the eminently useful nature of the objects con templated, will doubtless attract great attention both amongst the investing and the speculative classes. The chairman is Mr. Samuel Laing, late finance minister of India, and the other members of the board are all of the highest respectability. comprising Colonel Balfour, C. 8., late chief of the Military Finance Department of India ; Mr. H. L. Bischotisheini ; the lion. W. Fitzwilliam, member of the Supreme Legislative Council of India ; Sir John P. Grant, K.C. 8., late Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal ; Mr. P. Northall Laurie, Governor of the Dillon Bank of Loudon ; Mr. J. T. Mackenzie; Mr. W. Mackinnon, of Mackinnon and Co., of Glasgow and Calcutta ; Mr. B. Nelson, of Messrs. Crawford, Colvin, and Co. ; Mons. Pivard, of the Comptoir d'Esoompte, of Paris ; and Mr. A. M. Worms, of Messrs. °. and A. Worms. The object is, briefly, to extend to India the system of Laud Cre dit, or Credit Funcier, now successfully established in many of the thief countries of Europe. The present company, with a large subscribed capital and high credit, will borrow money to the best advantage, and lend it on landed security, either for fixed periods or upon terms that will extinguish' the debt during the currency of the mortgage. The debentures to be issued will be for fixed periods, and will take rank as first class investments, inas much as they will have a lieu upon the entire pro perty of the company, including the estates held on mortgage and the reserve of uncalled capital. As the company will act chiefly as an intermediate agent between the European lender and the Indian borrower, it will not enter into land speculations or purchases on its own account, and it is in tended to call up ouly a small proportion of the share capital. By distributing the profits realised from the employment of large funds as dividend over a small paid-up capital it is estimated that the result to the shareholders will be very remunerative. On this point reference is made to the experience of the French Credit Foncier Company, which, though limited by its statutes to lend at fi per cenk interest, and paying more than 4 per amt. interest on its debentures, yields a dividend of 16 per cent. per annum, besides carrying a further sum, equal to 7 p •r cent., to the reserve. Its 201. shares, with 101. paid, are now worth upwards of 501. in the market. The field for opera tions of this clan in India is described as practically dosr unlimited, and the fact that the comprises so many gentlemen who have closely studied the wants of India on the spot affords a guarantee for the practical nature of the management. Of the 100,000 shares 75,000 have been subscribed for privately, awl the remaining 25,000 are now offered to public subscription. The directors of the London and South African Bank have issued the following circular. The pro gress of this undertaking appears to be highly satisfactory : The agoopints af this bank for the six months mulles 311th Jump Let, forwarded herewith, are saffietently satisfactory to induce the court to make a payment for that peeled the rate of S per cent. per annum. free at Menne tax, is anticipation of the yearly dividend to be declared by the proprietor in May next. at their animal general meeting. A cheque is thallium eackatid far the sumcf 1.65. per star., on account of the dares in the original (spits! of 400,0001., hold by you, as registered is the books of the compaoy, on Wednesday, 30th Septa 77 last, pat:Le omat the London and County Bank, 21, Lombard-street , The Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company have just been appointed the agents for the Turkish government at Bjeddith for the transmission of the funds which the Porte sends every year to Mecca for the maintenance of the church. This business is estimated to realise to the company a profit of 1 ) 0001 . to 10,0001. a year. The general progress of this undertaking is described as decidedly fa vourable. The South-Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8921., and the Brighton a decrease of 3,3321. At the third ordinary meeting yesterday of the Indian Carrying Company, a dividend of 3 per cent. was declared for the half-year. The first ordinary general meeting of share holders of the Bank of Wales is called for the 20th inst., to receive the directose report and accounts up to the 30th ult. The meeting. will be made special to alter the articles of association. A general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is convened for the 28th inst. The shares of the Patent File Company (Limited) were allotted on the 2nd inst., comprising 50,0001., I out of a first issue of 70,0001. MONDAY Evmplia. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 931 to both for money and next Thursday's settlement, closed to-day at 934 to 1. For the November account the last price was 935 to ft, the " continua tion" being 4 per cent. The official busineos report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 194, 1, ; ditto for account, 931, 4, ; 'l'hree per CHAR. Hedlund, 914, 4 , 92; New Three per Cent., 92, 914 ; Lida Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 4,4, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 18s. prem. ; Bank Stock, for account, 239, 237. The India Five per Cent Stock has bligbtly improved. There were some sales of India Bonds at 18s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at par to 3a. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly heavy during the greater part of the day, realm:Manes continuing, but there were indications of recovery in the afternoon. The principal feature was a se vere fall in Mexican Bonds. International Financial shares were dull at 55 to 84 prem. ; and London Financial firmer, at 4 to 44 prem. General Credit have risen 2e. 6d. upon the announcement of the Land Mortga ge Bank of India, closing at 31 to 3i prem. ; Hudson 's Bay shares were flatter, at t . . die., and Egyptian Trading dnll, at 25 to 2 prem. Ocean 'ye shares were last quoted 13 to 4 prem. ' • Thames and Mammy, 4 3-16 to 546 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 184 to 4 ; Universal, tia t° prem. ; Commercial Union, 34 to 4 prem. ; ndon and Provincial Marine, die, to 1 prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 15 to 14 prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Awitria shares were nominally quoted to 1 prem. • Buxton Hotel, to prem. • Prince of Wales H otel, to prem. ; Star and G arter Hotel, to prem. The letters of allotment of the Imperial Privi leged Union Bank of Austria were distributed this morning. A MIN ON TUN CIYISTAL FALACI LINE 27ionne Donovan, a low•looldag fellow, was phioed at the bar charged with a robbery upon** °eyelet Talmo Railway. Mrs. M ary Resimiap add—Between five and ea o'clock lut evening' weer pasemmer co the Crydal Palace Railway. I pt into a third elms carriage at Lower Norwood to come to Victoria Station. hot before I arrived there I missed my puree. Thera were several parson in the carriage, and amongst them the prisoner, and he sat neat to me part of the time. -- ifr. Arnold—When had you LA known your puns ono isle? ftoesentrix —lt was safe when d got into the carriage. I missed it between Wham nod Vicitoria or Battersea and Victoria, aid mentioard my low to my friend, end win sad agars examined my pocket. When we =hod at Victoria, I wee satisfied it wee goes, sad I suspected the Omar, for the moment we got to the Victoria rotatio n he passed the persona sitting betimes him and the dew, and jumped oat as moon as he could. Wit I followed him sad sensed him of steeling my parry He said he was an boned lad, and I might search I him, for be had dote scattier of the sort. I told him I keew be bad get it sad liken be odd, " You don't wire to prossode me if I give yen up the nateey." He then gyve me de., mad I told him that that was not Hough, Mat Men had bees 9a. in my and I wanted the TINOWIAIK and the puree, hut be mid he sot got it He was then taken into a room at the station, where be gave up ss. more. He took it out al his boot, and when I seised tor the per be add be bed thrown it ender a mat to the marriage. I madame the peeket which I wore. It bee been CRS with • knife. Wilma liked. assidantgesed, said that when he heard the preswedriz complain of being robbed he took the Ci=kW the desk room. He ant the lace of one of , and tusking it off predated 5.. He had before pestomded did be bad given her up all the money. Jobs Arida, 140 B. mid he pitted up the pane in the owriege. Primmer was remanded. LiTEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Or nacraw rizsaaari.) COVENTRY NEETING.--(TRIS DAY.) COVENTRY HANDICAP. Timid Foatee . 4l 3 ENTRY FOR MILITARY SWEEPSTAKES. Or mile. chpV4Frikr, IS4; Muir, 124; 124 ; Priam Mat 10Ib. All an bona. ENTRY FOR HUNTERS' STAKES. The Widow, Muter Oliver, Miss Amy, Jeremy Diddler, aid Pip. -- OODIVA STEEPLECHASE. About two miles awl a half. We All. Our sad Harrie 4 Wale are Uwe, Tea Guam: PACKST Siravron.—Tbe = Pasite•Ccma y have busbies again =fortunate. The was derird forty lours when only 800 miles from Galway, is ormsequenew of " • header spot" in her stearopim which gave way. She left New York on the Mod, and ryolyd St. John's en the 26th, having had • pleasant rage sp wen ari fir. She btraghtb: 19 ma il- war , : were riot left at the railway till 3 &el l = though she dropped anchor at 1.30. The Poet-odice autho rities did not send them off, though there was • special train waiting, the name 'signed befog that It would be impassible for am to be in time for the English mail, which leaves Biagio= at 7 p.m. Had the bps been on the platform a gearter of an hour earlier it is said the thing might have UM de= But there was really no eases for haste, as the 111111 VW all anticipated by the Booth, which arrived me hubs. The ligures tell against the Galway line dare soh= 13. 100 arell-bage seek= 19 ; 121 paseengen what IL Of snares the delay was °wile to as oxidaet, but the hew= tweemesee at accident" does Dot Wad to strengthen eanddesia Err seems 1113 err Idwiwroor. AND SUPPOSED Loon or Lin —Eery yeatergoy morning a fire broke out in one of the au r eg = 4 Ms&rd-oluare Mos and dour mills, in Liverpool, belonging to Xerers. Wright and Oresdrw, pre alwreheate and =Hem. It WM enticipated at lot Um* the Ike would be • most diemtrous ene, owkdi to the preseese of a very extensive block of buildinp whish were threatesod by the flames. The sell =stained and active exertions of the fireman, however, prevented any very serious destruction of property, and the Sr. was subdued whoa en estimated lone of only 5.0004 had bees sustained. It is feared that a boy named John Glam. who was =own to be at work oe the floor below when the Are and who has net been seen since, bee Kamm, Wright end Crossley are fully hawed la Westal &egad cad Boma Isamu= Companier. ANOTRIR SINGULAR WEDDING.—A wadding of rather as naussal ehameter was recently celebrated at Wieser, Marsh, between John Chopping, alum shale bonier, and Ileaeor Barewood, widow. On tie parties preoratiag themselves • little worn= Glared that she was already Ain. John and ob. joeted to the erresneey being peeforeed. stated that she had been married to John Chopping for tweety-awe jean, and had bad sixteen =Urea. At this time the minister felt rather pnealed what to do, but at length toad her =John Chopping and Meow Haresood had bees duly asked at church for three Sundays without worm appear log ib lo y el i z ir w i er c z , w h h e y f t e r v e u lt: d .ul t d . not be joker :rho me • great member of pesos; bad .h collected about the church gates, Oa l'av ne tage the IjnotZiewasayB:l7;""wa by & to the Ofl/110. their int:red place of residence, followed by two er three hundred children. On arming the old wife was net allowed to eater to partake of the good things provided. The sew wits, who kof prodigious sire, pushed her sad hilted the door. —Newcastle Otronick. LADE= tzr lirwiA.ZTkn ladies, -- pax things, come Is for all the dimmable' of speoantry hfe. With out plat yc4 work, lochs 1. unbesable. That slope eon stave Mr laagour sad a depth of ennui of which a person who hes sever left Pump' can form no cociception. Io • short° which keeps everyone within doors from eight is the moning till live is the evening, it is, humanly spedriog, impseablo to maks sufficient occupation for yourself, if it does sot come to you iu the way of bushman After a pro loogel sinews from home, reviews and newspapers bo ons* msioterestiag. Good week are limited is number, and it is too much to expect that a lade should read history sad poetry for six hours every day. What well-regulated tamale mu make dries so object In • society of a doom people who keow her mak to a tittly mid her townie to • pace; or ramie. when her auctions, consists of • Punkah wallah sad •w eguami "oak ? Some ladies, se • matter • C 0 ei 0 I go mg closely into the details of household attain ; but after a woe they come to the conclusion that it is better to allow the serviints to cheat withis a certain margin for the sake of pesos sad (mistimes ; for cheat they will, do what you my. Oh! the dreariness of that hour is the middle of the keg day when the children are asleep, sad your hushamil hes gore to tiffin with the judge, mid the bookedub has seat meth* he; Latham's Natiooslities of Europa" mad throe retaliations of Colas° (who teems to take so seerreciorable astosot of refuting. comidoring the Mae of his publicatioo), sod the English porn has moo is yesterday, with nothing but • letter from year old goversem, emagratelstiog you for being settled I moose the mmelatisos cif the Mabomedsa commerce, of 1 1 led* sad seism you to take some notice of her nephew, who is h the oaks of the Aireornataut.Geseral of Bombay. It is very uphill work for • lady out here to keep up her *not sad pluck, sad her interest in general sati ns seserwisk, the el& to her sister to the Pus •b the hop if Wig wared doww to Calcutta, the ro minissesess d the mok-kavo. sad the anticipations of the fetriesgh, me the oemoktions of a life which nose bat • wary hove or • ray stupid woman sao asthma ]ea( without sollsrtos iu Earl, health, asd tearoom If a lady tossomo dowdy, ft is all ow with bar ; lbs tom*sticos to dowdiness in lb* /Warn mesa wall Its szasisratad.—Macatalast's Mspathes for October. Id TO xdi 36 18 101 106 1121 1111 73 76 lilalWl 101* 103 101 46 10,2 46e Isl . 111 q us * us s °m 97 91 U 68/ 20 IS 28 0 102 104 - - 88 isik W 801 - - 117 120 1 2 p 79 81 la Ilf If 128 46 46 id 100 102 id N N. It 7 Kl_ 10$_ Y; jai sli %pm 1 D. 161 vn. SI 1 1 0 10/ 170 usogirasy smisri Aso noon. Wei. ahem V m. Bake, Ude 114*31150l lairda ..- lOcek eel 81101011... DI R • I A se Do. B p.e.s as Deliptirilystx 'i1m1141.016./abllia. 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East Caradon shares are slightly lower at 90 to 1 ; Wheal Chiver ton, at 124 to 13 ; and East Chivertoo, at 71 to 8. Vest Chirerton are quoted 47 to 46 ; Wheal Crotty, 81 to ; and North Crofty, 4}, to L In the Stock Exchange Tizeroft shares have been dealt in at 20, and Wheal Seton at 1971. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. Cape Copper are officially marked 41 and 4 ; and Yndanamutana, 21. The following memorandum is from the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Milling Company : Received' telegram from Melbourne. oil ausz. in sunk& patios of Australian mall, giving results of the operation for the month of July, 1883, and the quartz crushed daring the four weeks of Sage* 1863. Four weeks' return r Quanttty of quarts crushed, 3,132 tens ; yield per tan. $ dwts. 22 grains ; receipt'', 2,4001. ; paymeete, orcn= 850:. ; new stamps, 11801.-1,510 f. ; peens, NUL ; team, 1,2501. Teo queasily of quarts crushed during fees week. in August was 3,150 toss, yisidiag 1,888 *awns et geld, or 10 diets. 19 grains per tea. The following is from the Dot Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company of Brazil :—Per advice, just to hand Captain Thomas Treloar writes:—" The points in progress oontiuue to be favourable in appearance, and the works of expl•• ration, ,1 c., are being pushed on with vigour. Tbe produce for August I hope will equal if it does not exceed that of last month. Force is appearing in greater numbers than 1 have accommodation for." At a meeting of the shareholders in Tamar Silos Lead Mine held yesterday it was considered in expedient to continue any further operations and a resolution to that effect was acc o rdingly pa ssed. The Sects Barbara Gold Mining Company have received advice. from Captain Brysat, dated Par, ingest 26, es follows :—•• The shaft has the same appointee& Loa% 9 feet wide. le the slopes, oo the whole, it is sot quite so wide, which makes it rather more difilmilt for breakieg; lint appearances are much the same. No. 2 bottom is nearly cleared of rubbish. Adit Level, South.—The dowr ies of this is progressing satisfactorily. la the Shallow Level here we have broken 10 toes of atone from the lode, end shall, is the coon of a few days, commence stamping from this place. The Moos has a very Rood appeamoce, and the lode is 9 feet wide. Taal Level North.— lo cross cutting our progress ham bees retarded by stuff falling in the level, mid we have again bees obliged te drive further north to get into a firmer strata." Captain Bryant also enters int) detail oo the result of the asnalen nzation process, by which it appears from the first trial that Owe is an increase in the medium of mealy 23 pre cent. Total amount at gold ready for shipment to the above date, 166 on. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON is CORN MARKETS. • ---- - - - - (THUS DAY.) (IT ZLIKITIDO AND 111111:111ATIONAL 11111~..) (PROM OMB OWIII ODRILIPPOINDINT.) (•ryrrox.—Msxket quiet. W.. about 5.000 balm. CORN. —Market moderately attended. Wheat rat hr r more regular. Flour neglected, and so change m velar. Indian corn active and steady in price. lo other articles there ta no change to report. MINCING lANIL-(THIR . DAY.) Ploasa.—The demand for browu qualities tensional; very active, and further aides of clayrml Manilla hare been effected at rather higher peke% AL baying been paid fee 20,001 bags A parcel of Jaggery Madras also sold at 30e. 6d., and about 2.000 cask" of foreign. Muscovado. Cabs, and Porto Rico. at 34.. 61. to 37e. 6d. Refitted bps brought higher prims beim lumps harts( realised 44m. 63. Corm:".—Thed , nisnd is quiet for all descriptimm TZA.--The public sales are progrees;og without tnaterial change iu prices—the parcel" - sold are chiefly them offered without reserve. SALTIZTRS LSD Rtce.—No sales reported in either of thews articles. Rom. —A few puncheons here been disposed of, Leeward'. at is 4irl. to Is. ; good Dementia, Is. 7d. FEWlT.—There is a good demand for common and fiste carnage at full prices. Raisins, Valencia, In good request, at !Ms. Correa is dull of sale. The sales yesterday were about 700 bales. TALLOW MARKET.-(111I8 .DAY.). ----- The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 45.; Yedershors Y.C. on the spot, es. 3d. ; Ossoteee t o rh o ,. Dee•mher. 45a. U. to 455. 911. ; Jaaeary Mazda 43a. bd. to 455. 9d. ; Yank 4166. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY., Mown. Haney sod &Woo molt track at time follow ing prices :—Priors usoodow bay, 80*. to Mo. : sopenot diets Ma. to 92. 64. ; inferior ditto, 60.. to 70a. ; roam, Oa. to flOn ; clover, 014, 90e. to 120 a. ; ditto, mooed cut, 801. to 106 a. ; attaw. 78a. WU*. FATAL 0001711ENON A? m LONDON, CHATHAM, AND Down RAILWAT doses AT SYDENNAN.--Thu mora ls& W. Darter. Fes., ow/ow for East Surrey. held as at St. Thomas's Hospital, au the body of Riney& i lTgretkii aged S 4, who lost his life through a toll of earn at the railway taseei works now in progress at Sydealsam. foe the Loailoa, Chalmin, and Dover Compeer. The earth which fell was shout two toms is weight. The jury returned a ,eruct to the effect that the deLeesed's dean uses from accidental circumstances.