The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. TIII6 DAY. (Betas Mr. Catsmuisakmar For.) ni 11 TSB PATAI 111:1111XT 11•110113111. This went7a4 " ;; * .i . Wra, ...I — fTon August ter kw the orellari • peke wedMg up the Royal Seeley Oan Carry (Tired), which had teen paved by Mr. harass Jeer ambled, • shareholder, and wear oil the aapy meter the NO ruse of the Joint er* Cempries hat At to. lest retie& it will be rentermed, kin Rarer Meier to make any err upon the petition, tad rierell wserldienties, with • dew to the &tiuon of the drerithee ring in at • petrel meeting of that body. Ile peesereop 'fhb Ur sub sequently taken piece an. dem to re Firm at the VA. Jane sew mewl kr re palliair, as Mr. T. B. Mary he re reerree ihrehriema Ir. Ow gind scam sear el the dborn wee pert Kr. appmei fee Jaen as Mien dreindime; .ad r. fee Mr. Pram sod Trade.. Cerreet Mr. Joan raid the par an rink adeentrent bend been and Orwiedaser—Woll, bre yea been ebb* erne to on tar Dot r peanut, bet I will tell year Mare whet kw tar pin Am the leet seingag. urge( et rembelhao iselt lire ea the Sib at October, at whir • eunnilles of ledge ehmeheidem ins appointed to inventive, the sale ei the repay, and report to as ahead retire an the rad d Norrakor. I bare now to at your beam to permit this petition to Mead over MI • dep ersopeent to that day. I am willing to assent le net, rd am not swam dal opposition. Mr. I de not object to to. adjoconment ; bet I think yaw row will attach sotersedeem to it whet I Are art br erea tire torre UN bat residagrael the pie 7 art dm, The shmeUldne,berrdleselisied rare mel fit V deretora, ri bartg leet Nadia la Mrs yownwi Se seem pointed or by the bed of seetioneed, AI a eloei 1s 3e rt i t s or il6l d ierim that they ht b tea e remark el ere* Mid in Si Mead. At rat Uwe ewe sae alb foUr dlieres, not a eallehur aumbr to mit the der regalia that row ARM lo Sr, et wheat three sr a greom. The awls eggalated sew patleraws, whir rystalleort wee urigser Mr Ade and legal. Tbe weft took Oro raw re ; there wee • gmat ded amidia; as or agreed that a armlitee dr ebreberwo abler be appointed. .:101 errilite wegrialed orb re ere* of all ware; rid it w 4101•0117 Nadir- Wool sr ended that r wird= read be Emii r pan Mess to pop s. tha damilamilin al **Ms Oka IM • him day. air diet Oa rendlise r seeps appgegig NA wren ie edgeweral . ikAN/OVZ, I bag ilassesigh be the Smarr at whet arbiat a great terei et the ordestskhg twee* re thatelerwro, ibis to Amster haws bra rag by re krook, lave Ihrtealise rigelatod theme new driera, than arliewer kg to r =— apetter the aiihr et re pasalag or make ill am The What asiblea So you whit re* arab into IM taiwasismt. lb. the &err to the inherval, shell sot do rythlng meeseintka at the rdsretaading which err err le et the meetiag. The Memineekele—That is too segue. I cannot ever an loirelle pied. MI set amt. Ms. Sari rid net to. co-directors kat appointed were tees lber re wriltiersta. Ot the tea direetora, bar ow dialed eel ter had her ambeled by the hey firommrturi a ew poll at the ehs deelelea mmi tta M. Orr* with his 110 erns, weed bre erred tree peer- The Oarreilemar—Thea ,an mg he had a giant's power, bet old eel an M Mks a Oar. tlatighler.) Mr. Pluelot—ltat he would hare red it, had not the n et ri solar bra to *nag that he dot not dare to (ull eto mn ") Is la err rUblv • . Mr. ham Zia rat of the committee appointed at the woke el absidtallita. also were hostile to the direatcee, =Ohm bromemlisis thom. . . Kt. llama; aid *at diem mere Ni on ace aide Lad half a deem OM Obe seam (laughtar) - _ . . isms Oar aaamittw mush. If thy men whis i o ta. enders, aad a voteoi Mr. memo Is preWures them. .lll rides el eases P Flembeg MU. They wield me all masa to get the awe et dr weeles fa their bum. Altar • isselica his Ilesare decided thet hi bed es pewee beams wey ties ts theeeher for adjourn ment was lesieled ea te r mai Me mks the order wises -y Maeda the penis& The only quietus am use the et übewesaelt. Mr. Limy the nertgeges of the pram wield Lora ine k hareel, esi Mere would thee be es end to the set WA Mae wee any her of MIL Imer—Neelee elfeela Iss be.. rims eireedy. M. Jaw he L thee um re Mufti et web • Wag, u umiedeu I:llftidy, do Naar yes ersol metal the 19th of Deambst. 'ER COUNTY COURT. (Before F. Bayley, 16•4, sad • larl) . JIXAN OVIII.-0.41/40101 2.1.-ATIOIII r. 112(131. - - - - - - - - - lids Ina aa adios bomigiiity tb i datif l t hydra gas derizeismor of loagesgoa. ht tottloy-stmet, •epiara, spirt tin cob ostw►, Pim lico, to memo cememsetloa from bits Ist laterite oulteleell la Wag rya ow by me ci his ode. Damages woo 101 at 310 J. Jo i ce l =s t v, woo for the plaintiff ; and Kr. H. T. Roberts TM Fleapit, who appeared with his right new la • olittamid that about cis o'clock in the midair . 19th of Jane lam he was proceeding with two Cando, who ware It deems of him, towards the Fost-ollea Mare ing-crom, whim, a cromiag over the road of Devamiser mired from St. Martin's Cho he wee knoclued dews by a Mansotes patent cab driven didendank the barns la which trampled ma him, the paeans ear Vs= Ha was picked up sad carried to Charing-aces when it warn foaled, that blades other isjarlts two principal boom of his arm were broken in three He road in the hospital font weeks. since hs lad bees, sad woe sow, wooded at his own beam by Mr. Mega, ear , Deon-etreet, Soho. l ' her. Roberta — TM defendant did not all oat to Wm, and when knocked down, he saw no omnibus or other veherie near _ _ _ _ - l'ellce-strisTis 0 16 and E 6, wbo way at the tins paring, gars evidence fully corroborating that of the }Wain, the latter adding that, on snag dekadant be lb names and addren, he nand Wag than 1. suns to Kr. Joyce, bun the carialase an Uwe wee no canine at the an en Obey theoght, alangh fondant was going at - a in trot, tf be has been ring propsr titration, be could have porton the sonnet. - Mr. Rogers, the engem, osed that the 16111.610 60 pleintiff 's an were each se to monde the poseNny of bit ewe again titan the the eta of it. In7;ply,Tisiaidant,amatt loaned Cook, and Thorne 1, • cabman, swore that planolif was under the neds of hones I=ielloor canine gam to Haugerford-uairket. He very nervous sad Mghtened, and by pressing the pole, po himself away, yea directly In frost of the nab, which fint stopped se axe as he could. His Honour having reed over the evidence, said the aal y gunk& for the jury to decide was, could the defendant, by using proper stMatima, have avoided the occident, or woe it through plaintiff's own negligence. In a sinner ear nod in a supenur cant, Mr. Janes Coleridge who podded held that the pavement was ter hot paessagsre and the nod way f carriage. ; but still that on searing • awing, man 'asocial! If each meant woe at the corset of a strait It was the bounden duty of the clavier:Any vehicle to look about and see if, by programing, there was any danger to foot par, the slightest, to pall up. In the primal can it the jury ooneidend that, Is eacaping trete an mud boa, plantsf nut under the cab, defendant could not be liable; tut that if what occurred one through deleadeat not wand grew canton, a verdict would be for the plaintiff. Tomitiary, after brialy coaferving, gave a verdict fur the —Deenges, 2dt, THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) Meter Whitehall inu s.' l=T r at the bar, bible Mamma Gabriel, dented with obtaining • damasks by mew et a Aiilier sharaear. He eras step claimed with easioltaari • vier very portlier cirestoetsate• / a Mpg, et 20, ifire-eireet, Crlggiapie, old —Oa Uri* het the prierear died es in a le si l i wad et es egalitast, sad vales le mho Will firefly wets/ e l w =ad i be lived In elm marks la the ef Mak, et Illems•reset, Ural Iteemeers. I n ante to Mr. Chet held, wherratiroadoseived ea waves Orb( tbe priawar az mw thanas. The sine hi. tey sinks ea Weirdly, mid he lsi beta erkk al&t Aye Mars Mita I seedved • YAW k Mr. sa hi tees ally • bales* sad seTnnt i er im l Vhalletekta._ rig royale lb Wan ihreld be sist a like, f sleiteed ethers et a siollee trews, *airing the ihrseeler, et slam he Wow mei& Juba Mirk Bell, • bendy' slime, seld—l leek the pd. war We mealy area et sbastalse • ittsallia try are of Nee the The Omar m auled Mr. Sim set Is Ma hiese a et We wile sad . He saM led bet kb ehanwtsr shoat two years ego obits Is the sir saes se Mr. Xing, of Notting-hill, whet he got emit sad seedischamed. Bat he intended, he said, to lh me =nod lb. AAlmos dtllkhoy. Hs said he bed never Heed milk Mr. Cherta. He eellsed his address, aad ofterserle laid his wife the Is sink. sad his Mara all oat, mid that be h` ell THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER, 17, 1857. Sell CM levers' Rights fa the amass. I therefore took him castody sad made Inquhy of Mr. King, who said Y was *hied to pot with the prisoner on account of eltheagh ha ins very shrewd sad clever aff sel=. ll6 i beee mods orarrlaleklay sad have two to balsas this is set the bet time Sy slant that the pima las A Mt . .testi o ar ki l fibs chmestma esid—l teemadsd you, isekeday, pri mate, la matenasess of your wpeel of your wilt sad taffy, hat I dad at hamthy t hat you sae s drunken dunces; sad have systematically retorted to this {redol ent comes, sad I therefore One you '2Ol. or in default One months' imprisonment. BEAR! LIB7B-21118 DAY. Two deLooic. The railway share market this morning ritained a further general improvement, and, although the best prices of the day have not been maintained to the present hour, the quotations now current are enerally better than those of yesterday afternoon. and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and York and North Midland have been in chief retist i London and North Western, after marked 96e, has relapsed to Erot to Midland has risen to 82 to I. Dutch Rhenish, Great Luxembourg, East Indian, and Grand Trunk of Canada shares have all advanced. 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The The gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted, for the week end ing as above, to 203,2101., end for the corresponding week of hat jeer to 206,2211., showing a decrease of WU The decrease on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 21. • on the Great Western to 1,7291. , on the London end Miasmal to 81.; on the London and South Western te 1,0221.; and on the South-Eastern to 2,4721. ; toed, 11,11 W. Bat Boa this roust be deducted 9321., the Inereme the Great Norther; 1,2491. on the Landon eel North WOWS ; sad 421. on the London Bri= s and South ll a tlel E g ll. The i e re 2. celpts . ; on the ng othM• lines in d e s s e amounted to 291,0961., end for the dMd period of 1866 to 224,45.51., showing an inere=76,6:l7. te the retalphs of three lime, from which must be deducted the &creme ea the setropclitea Ems, leaving the total Menem 144011. as easeperml with the campmates week of 1864. TES FATAL Sours WALBO RAILWAY CoLLISION. —(BT EXPII/4.)—NIATI4 FIEDAT.—The &Atha from the torribb collides et two trate. cm this railway, between Pyle sod Port cm Wednesday hat, now rubor four, three of the edam bowleg died oboe the sobbed. To-day A. Ontlibietka, Ilaq., mere far Obboriallobrk premeded with the hem* coo ths body of Omni Narame, the dal& who was killod as tho spot, sad whose body bad boas ismemol to this pleb. Ai tertei Ccart.l.—The decorations of one pow ees of Abort& Castle !swift boom oasaieled, %tweet Wes and four board of be s w Deka ssobtrimieeek ma mod bob Moeda were pormi of llei N the Wow day to view thou. The pleat* mows, the Woos, du r ied recess, were shows to the sameoraws flitter'. Thebillep ere del s& la be *bob sad meet Weiowals Baba style, with a whitener the beg Cill• ;lag widelt it is pamilhis bum= ty bee cow/pied many samotor artiste for ions 70.0, AA cost thoommle et pleads. P. 8.. Wilms, woo peuest, iambi awry emstasy Amass to lbs visitors. - The era bas oboe bees throws wow der the is @plebs of the Irademara sod gsatry al dr soliblwarbotd. —Darken Alartsio' r. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'ftocw. The funds this morning exhibited increased buoyancy, and attained a fresh rise of 1 per cent. This, however, was followed by sales, leading to a decided reaction. Prices are now quoted 1 per cent. higher than at four o'clock yesterday. In most other departments of the Stock Exchange, an improvement has taken place. Consols for the 10th November, were first marked 881 and 881, rose to 891; and are now quoted exactly 881. For money the present quotation is 881 to /. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at 871, 871, and 88; ex div. ; the New Three per Cents., at 871, 871, 88/, and 881, ex div. ; Bank Stock at 213, ex div.; India Stock at 209; Exchequer Bills at Rs. to 4s. dia.; and Exchequer Bonds at 98 to ; and India Bonds at 30s. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. have been marked ea high as 881, for the 30th inst., and are now quoted 871 to 881. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are marked 98 to 981. The transactions in other foreign stocks are very limited. Mexican Bonds are marked for account, 191 and 191; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., for acoount, at 251; and the Passive Bonds, at 6. The quarter to which attention is now turned with the greatest anxiety is America. The arrival of the steamer Arid was yesterday looked for with the utmost impatience, and every rumour that she had come in 'MLR sufficient to affect the stock markets. If the threatened drain of specie to the United States can be averted, the course of our money market will be much more clear. We under stand that up to yesterday afternoon about 200,0001. in sovereigns was prepared for transmission by the Persia, which will leave Liverpool to-day for New York, but any indication of more satisfactory news from the other side might lead to the with holding of a portion of these remittances. About 11,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The activity of the Eastern demand for silver, and the consequent magnitude of the imports of that metal from the Continent, tend to confirm the apprehension of a steady drain of gold to France and elsewhere, but for the moment less importance is at tached to this feature, owing to the arrival of two vessels from Australia with a reported total of 620,0001. in gold. As so much difficulty is experienced in raising large same of money at pre sent, it is thought that some portion of the amount may be retained here. This prospect would be more sure were both sums to come to hand together. Transactions took place yesterday in bar silver at an advance in price, owing to the activity i of the de mand for shipment by the Indus, which s expected to take out fully 800,0001. Nearly the whole of this is for India, the proportion destined for China being unusually arrival of any China mail. Meanwhile the imports of continental silver continue very extensive. Up wards of 100,0001. worth arrived in the Thames on Thursday per the steamer Baron Osy, from Antwerp, and Rhine, from Boulogne. The remittances against these supplies check the improving tendency of the continental exchanges. .. The steamer Tagus , which will leave Southampton to-day (Saturday) is known to have about I 33,0001. in bar gold on freight for Cadiz. Perhaps some further amount will be shipped. Of the 19,1301. in specie shipped by the steamer Orinoco, for the West Indies, 11,1301. is gold and 8,0001. silver. The next advises from Australia by the overland route are expecte d to reach London by telegraph about the 28th inst. The steamer Emu, which will convey this intelligence to Suez, will probably bring dates extending to the 11th of September from Syd ney, anti to the 16th idem from Melbourne. The foreign exchanges . yesterday afternoon were generally firm, at the late improvement. The rates for paper on Belgium and for long bills on Paris were quoted rather more favourably for this country. As regards Hamburg, on the other hand, the tendency was rather downwards, owing to the extraordinarily high rate of interest current in that city. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.195 to 12; do., short, 11.16 to 17 ; Rotterdam, three moo 11.195 to 12 ; Antwerp, three months, 25,475 to 625 ,• Hamburg (marks balm), three months, 19.10 to t ; Park, three days, 26.26 to 30; ditto, three months, 26.74 to 7}; Muria's, three months, 25.70 to 80; Frealtfort.on-the-Maine, three months, 1195 to 5 ; Petersburg (per moat Madrid, month', 365 to ; Vienna (eff. Flo.), three mon 10.38 to 40; Trieste, ditto, three months 10.38 to 42; three mo nths, 49 ; Cadiz, three men 495 21 to ; three maths, 36.10 to 20 ; Genoa, meshes, 7b to . Naples, three months, 42 to 5; Palermo, three 1517 b 5 ; Masekut, three months; 127 to ; Lis bon, 90 dam 674 to II; Oporto, 90 days, 62} to f. The corn market yesterday wristlet, although prices were nominally quoted about the same aeon Monday. Most of the provincial markets are also fiat, but in France the fall seems to have received a check. Since last Friday 13 grain laden vessels have arrived at ports of call. The London wool sales are fixed for the 12th of November. The half-yearly meeting . of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company is called for the 10th November in London, and for the 20th November in Belgium. The meeting will be made special, to consider an agreement entered into with the Char leroi and Louvain, and Morialme and Chatelinean Railway Companies, for the joint working of the three lines. The half-yearly meeting of the West Flanders Railway Company is called for the 11th November in London, and for the 18th November, at Bruges. The report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined : We have again to report no alteration in prima Large parcels of dry leaf Madraa continue to be withdrawn, holden not being diapored to accept the retie offered. The mks will be reasoned on Monday with the B catalogue. 2,252 chests have pawed to-day, of which 1,226 chests were withdraw 602 bought In, leaving 526 cheats sold. Total ward, 7,763 chests. Total eotd, 2,676 cheats. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is from Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : Is the colonial markets there has been extreme heaviness. owing to the high value of money, and the chief portico of t e h e ri ec p t r e od d r e e ing brought to y arion redu h: d br i t e. wi . th i tems, q the uantitis ojhsx, ersre d o id ffe r t at the cot t n o ute b rrit for which ther, did not appear to be buyers ithiu 3.. ec 4.. r per cwt. of the previous currency, and t hin decline has subse quently been established. Today there has been more in fliziit the depreciation for refining qualities, and acme cargoes disposed of for an ouiport. There has been t verylittle coffee brought to male. Privately some business bee been done at former rates , not maintained to-day, when plantation closed 2s. diaper for the week. A further reduc. Bon of 2a. to 3a. hoe occurred in the value of saltpetre. Rice is ales lower, good and fine white Bengal selling at a fall of fld. to la per cwt.. tuu-tially recovered to-day. Black pepper ocatiness doll of sale, except for fine sorts, which are Korea Good Eastern is offering at lower prices. White has goes at td. to td. in lb. in favour of the buyers The tea market has been quiet. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 10, compared with the pie vious return, shows the following results: Chenlake nuns Circulation active 19,990,110 bemuse 42,835 Public deposits Other depoidte Governesest marines In beakkagdepertenent Other seearitles In banking &pertinent 22,394,877 Increase 663,034 Coin sad bullion in both departmeate raven day and other bills 872.580 Decrease 4,809" The Rest Rota in reserve ...... 4,024,400 Doman 681,640 Owing chiefly to the further large addition of 683,0341. to the "other securities," by which this item is raised to no less than 22,398,8771., the re serve of notes presents a diminution of 681,8101., and is thus reduced to little more than four mil lions. The coin and bullion have at the same time diminished by 652,7491., but the total stands still at more than ten millions. It is evident that the Bank Directors adopted measures of protection at the right moment. xmwr noel Iqw :;.; doeolt l U. Mr.lna .... 140' es took. Moo in book et tot et Man Ikea Amain W o eb WM., Aistisal4 sag 4lrloo Ikon too ikon too Onnoroni onion. Web Oc Int.notinntOnn. we.l Cionnaionhottoottot woo I tai,ClloUl•ll46lv.. 11,05 It Union ni Oran .. NAN SO lade Idol inn - Kin 10 On. lise Lembo alifonslostor MOM In . • f Mon 15 Do. Nee— okoso I Otallnd WON le e 011 Own wane.— 111.400 Won OOP 11,080 00 11. no IS Inn . MON 21 Uoloa et Anitoollo - -. Inv NAK. la Untie d sib" ken tie tw0r5tar.......... 4,450 tI wee.lak et TSB MURDSII AT WATILII.LOO-BRIDGB. The Saliva Moe and L•weet protest, is might be az- Ported. *datum the absurd and unworthy suggestion to which 03011 of the Laudon newspapers hare siren currency, tint the hors end other porta of the human body found on i'• betimes of Waterloo-bridge, lam Friday, were placod that ras medical 'Sadists, ea a practical hoax to horrify tb the was of common sense," says the Maiirsi li n, r" as well a in behalf of medical students In psetek we estistly repsfate such a supposition." The lased reenatimewlies Mine subject :—"duch an absurd simplielas could may have origbamed in the dement ignorance. Stsimin lemon realm opportunities of obtain fmg poression of remiss In the oesdition ft which these were found than say caw mengiers el society, end we can only express our estramedierist at the morbid obtuseness of the slander who dosed n Impute such a barbarous outrage by intelligent sod ahorced am" dr. Richard Budd Painter, Surgeon to the F Division of Ow Metropolitan Police Force, hen addreassd the following new to the Lame : " Sir,—As I dad thin to afiß as opinion held by • few medial gentlemen, as Intl as by sone of the public, Mat the bones recently found at Wakelletobridge an not those of • muttered man, bat the remake eta dissection, I think it may be well to send you a Inn aeostrut of what I han °burin hitherto in the matter, sep a at d as lam the only toadied practitioner that heast on the cam. I 'harden , on the , to give a short anatomical pr of t.Clres, end will possibly, eta future win, give a more Malin eccoasit. "On slant %sham at te °Police-dation, Ipresashd to at thaw , end wen entertained dist they ell keyed ee MI parson—as slink sea of en wh a t abets de omit she. The bled, he tre t Z sum aft the eseried and seem Of the dorsal vertebra, VIA wpb she tee WI thatch, portions of the ribs, serease ream of dr rigid scapula, both bands, Wit petals, hew tiled et the led fibula, and both feet and taseL Of the bow punk &edema and two hasher wore in ons Meow des the being sewn /on de Mare. The in t La r sleds pleas al the beg/khans was ken 11 . 15benes byaitingthehter reeling with • the telleder and transverse processes whit saw. The hew lamb= no cot in half thrteigh Weir bodies and seleebed to We =ers were firs perdms of the thorax, three of th em to the rigid aide, and forming, when put ergother, eleven ribs early complete ; the two suer portions were from the left side one el which oonststed of probably the wend, third and berth ribs, with part of the sternum. Between the third rad fourth ribs, near the sternum, wee a obesely-tut nab, Lam its long axis upwards sr.d downwards, sod exactly corresponding with the direction and Fondest of the cuts In the coat and undarernment. Around this wound, for a . . . . Wake:4 two Inches, blood were lairsTei into the tiraor both external to the thorax as well as beneath thip=. The next ribs below, probably two or three, ware the other pima of the left Me above mentioned being moil likely parts of the eeventh, eighth, and ninth. Thus the ribs immediately beneath the pate whore the greater number of stabs In the clothes appear me miming. Bat the charac ters of the cut above mentioned are quite ocacluive as to the wound being inflicted daring life. The thorax had not been opened in the invariable (se f believe) manner of anatomists by cutting the costal cartilages, bat the sternum was sewn down the middle vertically. The right clavicle was left hanging to the upper rib, and had a sgnee inch of dark skin on it. The riAt scapula we. detached sad had lost Its mention by the am and waa roughly diearticulated from the humerus. The Heil radius and ohm were In one piece, bat separated by rough disarticulation from the humerus and hand- The lift scapula were also seyerate, but mue from the 'unwrap, to which the neck remained attached. At the elbow-joint the header of the left radius and ulna, partly sawn and partly broken off by great form, Were also attached to the humerus. The remaining portions of tedium and ulna were together, and pronated. On the back of each wrist was a large patch of dark akin, with numerous long, black, or darkish lairs. pelvis was divided with a knife (I believe) at the itymphyris pubis, and with a saw down the centre of the sacrum. It wan of large donensions, the inter nal messorenaente bring at the brim live inched lateral, and live inched and • quarter enter° loestmior. At tic-had to one of the runt wee a distinct portion of the corpus cavernosion. Tim heads of both femora were articulated, but morn "001 their shafts below the tro chanters. The right stump had muscle around It, and was firmly fixed, pointing almost at right angled to the body of demeaned. The cape:der I' tof the left hip joist was rut open, and an endeavour hd bean made to wrench out the bead of the femur, but it wit held by the ligamentum teen The shafts of the femora were egaiu cut just above the condyles, the right tower portion still remaining attached to the tibia. The left was separated and detached by rough cutting. The right tibia was cut at the junction of its lower third._ The right fibula was similarly divided and detached. The left tika and blink were similarly amen. The lower pram& of tie right tibia and fibula and the left tibia formed events tregunals, and were dlearticulated from the miming tried. The right boas was strongly flexed, and had a large pisse d skill with bah., at cc the wrists, firmly adherent to the lead of the tibia. "All the the had portions of nruelecneerea, sartieles (in- Iniseted), he. adhering, cut about to • rough, ` haggler at mar, sad had ant been dissected. The colour of the parts reddish-brev a externally, redder if out Into. No do composition had taken place, excepting In the left scetsbeham, whore there were bins discolorstioaa, end • very strong amen d pittrafaction. No portions of akin were present bed thole named. Frost the condition of the tosome, ar toque, attic* he., I should not wonder if the parts had hem . . . . It le evident that when eadaverona rig.dity set in, the rfght thigh wad kg ware strongly drawn upwards sod ma im* the latter pertly flexed on the former. The left he aunis !ag bralsasa abducted from the aide, end the fore- arm bebt fed raA prorated at the SIM time. " Elasea irk hairs were adherent to the remains, and also • herlass ear of a lighter colour. Some saline gritty par deism wens bend as the muscles, Itc. These will probably be analysed. " I .hink I have said enough in this hurried note to show that • foul murder hu been committed. I have not lime to add more,or epee& of the clothes, and my chief object to writing doe at all is to endeavour to free my medical liweelven from the horrible imputation that they dispose of Ask subjects used for study la each a manner uthis. "I = t ar, your obedient wryest j t " RICIIAKD BCDD " Blid€ol.lltrelft, Covent-prdern, Oct. 15." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I‘ll se -.--- IL TALLOW HARIET.—TIDS DAT. i• Tko aasetot to•day is steady at the Mandan whki ens IN aoatallind ate afternoon. Tows tallow is grafi IN 67& nett air Patarabnes Y.C. on the got, 66a. Id. to N 66. N. ; (Maar and December, 66a. , January and March, i t ftd. Mail, ATIILIIOIX .—Town Tallow, 6£4. 6d. ; fitt by I " ditto, 3a. 10.; yellow Ruariaa, 68a. 6d.; meltod stud, 46•.; 10 rough ditto, 17a. ed. , tallow graves, 17a.; good dins, 7a. Bit BMITHFIXLD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Yr J. Davis reports, trade without alteration. Prints masatia bay, 66a. to 70a. ; superior ditto, 720. 6d. to ; bit*, ditto, 60s. to 60.. ; roam, 60.. to 60s. ; &rear, 66e. to 100 a.; sewed eat, 70a. to VOL ; draw, 2.5 e, Ile 306. COVENT GARDEN.-{THIS I)AY.) The market la net sail decked with an unspent assort mint of fruit and motealiss. Pears omelet of Marie Louisa, Louise Bonne, Oka Nereem, and Deekeme d'Asoonlems. It large importstioas of foreign product dm continua to se- M rive. Kent oob nuts are coming in plantifollv, and dare is .. 08 • goad sale for them at from 3.5 a. to 406 per 100 tbs. Filberts me rather higher in prim and them Is • good deemed for than. Barcalom nuts fetch Vo. per bushel, and Beagle, lb. 10 ditto. Among vegetables are French beam and cattliartres, the latter reaiitino from 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. per doom. Cu. I cumbers am Omuta'. Spanish onions may now be had at 11 . 0 from to to 2a. 6d. pr doses. Potatoes are greatly diseased, they have adynncod in pries omaidembly, but it isthmoid go they MO net long maintain preesat quotations. Claimers M omit evehide, gardenias, heliotropes, geraniums, visits, 16 milipartis, heathy sad roam tRUIT. fry.. is to Ge Illnp* pr Ft 1L.% le al had" dr, hie 11. Wars, per dos, le to 4e LIM" per doe, le tele prr 100, 54 to la Meats, per lo011e„ fee to He kaliviC lii.iii &ak. pe WI doe. le to ID OS denewr. par limy I 1;46_ 11fteasol. WiNe, Id NM =ow Os boa. Ss. is Is par INN dm, _nllll Is on mugs. sii Loehr. pot bandy 2d top l IS Too cow p ht. eve, 302 d to lotid 18 II ortemolot, at. MOs M MC iota, per lb. id s• MI 16 Carl* ow lb. Id to MV Wtotoo,Coo..p.smosjoidlob : Motto% pot do., Is to m MI M IMMMea s aulpm. Ma, lotalolli Smolt p. p10.11‘1141 * Mum poo Idt, WIN* . MullisesnAps pol.,1•61 Ni SO M Peay, pm Wow. M to IN ilooll, grwm, pm boo* Id to M 31,1 Mess• rm. p bO, $ a es 44 : MneiT. ft, SI le M Mak pow p. bark Id to M I. thsniele.belle Ar m slob M pa owl. Is le to 0n044.14 4 0. pow, " Tool" gorboodk, U r1.=48.45t Is to a Ohm bood3o. Is to Is 44 We are enabled to state that the 2nd West India M(compose! et Atelom aermeris ender orders for ad Das probably ere this embarked et Kingston, Jemelea.—/alien Nom Wel Ft t 7:: 14;i:labTs. ISO ;Moil owl rastsr..... iiiiiTbiTa 100 (1100001 in ND GANN umg 11617•01 - .... ul Clerk and Nuke »,....... . W DEN, 1/ DON • idiot Joacdon IN ON - Nolin Ihke. NINA Do. Quo 6 lut I ice. W Idea Kerte et Scabs/ s. sea - pi e.g.& ani OP%) ps Ysl gi 711 IlAnirinr Oilika *— IQ Di. Di. lbw TWO lM lamosillre awl TeDlies. • D. dis. P. IM— II D. la. pig .11 [masa& livillnet a DIM gartia Sou& W,slin ILNNIND 101 314 111L egilim NO II;a: ." NT Day all NIL N. 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Ovalst - Dodd SUMO lad Ildiandlep.4 p.4.1* 4 I.ll4•lmAddili DAL& 4 Dot rfumm o lisAlLAtiti b e . = 4 •Zi;.7«.*Z_ Idelrildl44. Labe/ mrs.. itomm LOZZIGui= ~1~. ~= i lerdoead le. 14.414144 WI Odd Oaded 4 t Imam 141•Oirsur mei - D 18 line me Terdked • LeoleadeTisedia-...-. 64 lamb Plr aii Lps ul dam a 4•44 mai Mellbairs lila. Mods di doom NM el hei r De. do. per Ill i M lisdkorast Da. Ile. dam 40 Prorwee p Trrk Pra: 41 dd. Is Da. . W remold (1416.7 • error se. PeQue (ranumpd. bird David 111 Mold Swami —.... Osh. 1 part dl Ed Nom Doh 4b Fr aid. Item Sumaira d Wm. /Imam W▪ Waled a D. 14.44 Mos • wears .4 44•1414—. W Women d ▪ amiel lo to 111 111 MS IN IN u• 100 311 Sow INDY WTI 01 ZilteLlSD.—ks Accooat. puretwat t o tbe Act ;LA asel e. foe We week eAdlse ea Eletezday. Oct. 10. MOS &&&&& arr. 404,014.510 Goventmeet Debt . su,oion I Oder Ilectnitles SAWN, , oat ow, ...I lballies %MAIO I &hie IRALIoa .... t 14.014,610 R" --P low ''''l 4l: ;.l4 of li i: IC LiaJ d. a'Sl*2Bl . q- '.. •Asz two Dr Proprietors' NOW . /04 7 . .11.0 al I • .otlrr esearltlis . D•b4,..1 Div./.6.) 8,...'49,3)5 . Goad sid 'Elia Ode .. Ottlaw Uspodu . , . 9.64.123 dm' day and otbu'ailla 672,140 in.eA.3r; tx.estsit. Y. MARSHALL. ale Outgo. lolw oowneseot fleearltlas gaclud_. Dead WsWA 1J0,540.(1f SI WATT 4.914°. lictiiii FRIDAY ZVIDIINO. Oct 14 MIL The feeling of anxiety in the money market is gra dually subsiding, and the market, though still very tight, is acquiring a more settled appearance. The supply of money in most quarters continues good, bat the rate* exacted are still rather above those of the Bank, and the applications at that establishment to-day were heavy. This is scarcely surprising, considering the magnitude of the repayment , falling due at the Bank this week, on the release of the dividends. The Bank's reserve, which would other wise have fallen very low, is thus maintained at a good amount, but the rapidity with which the mass of dividend money is absorbed indicates that the stringency of the market will probably be prolonged. The funds to-day exhibited increased buoyancy, owing partly to the somewhat more settled appear ance of the money market, but principally to the extensive investments of the public. In consequence solely of these the difference between the quotation of Consols for money and that for the 10th of November is reduced, at the beginning of the account, to f per cent., and the value of money in the Stock Exchange fell today to sto 5f per cent., for short loans on government securities. The funds opened quietly this morning, then experienced a steady rise of 1 per cent., and, after receding I per cent., upon a false report that the Arid had arrived from New York, closed steadily at rates which present a rise of about per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Nearly all the other departments of the Stock Exchange were likewise better, including Canadian, Indian, and English railway shares, many descriptions of which meet with a good bond foie demand. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yes terday 881, " buyers " for the 10th Nov., opened this morning at 881 to 1, rose steadily to 88; to 89, re ceded to ass to I, and stood at 4 o'clock at exactly 88/, or 88 11-16 to 13-18. At the same hour the price for money was 881. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was firm at 881 to 1 for November. The official bud new report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88, 13 c 7 e 1 881, 881, 881; ditto, for account (10th Nov. , 881, 881, 89, 881, o 8 81 ; Three per Cent. Redu 87, 871, 861, 871, 871 ex div.; New Three per Cents., 871, 87, 871, 87 ex div. ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1 , 2 1-16 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, April, 180, 17 5-16 ; Bank Stock, 213, 211, 213 ex div. ; India Stock, 210, 209 ; India Bonds, 30s. discount. Exchequer Bills advanced Is. to 25., closing at Ss. to 4s. dim.; India Bonds remain very heavy. Turkish Six per Cents. were in increased request to-day, and rose about 1 per cent., being quoted at 4 o'clock 871 to 88 ex div. for the 30th inst. After that hour the quotation was 87; to 88f. The Guar anteed Four per Cents. have improved to on to 98. Other foreign securities were generally well sup ported. Bank shares to-day were quiet. Bank of Egypt have declined to 5 to 4 discount. Those of the English, Scottish, and Australian [Chartered Bank were inquired for. The shares of the London and National Discount Companies were in demand and better, especially the former. London General Omnibus were firm, at 3 13-16 to 15-16, high rates being offered for the loan of these shares to complete the settlement. East and West India Dock stock was officially marked 110; and London Dock, 104. The shares of the New York and Erie and Illinois Central Railway Companies were in demand to-day. The latter closed at 4 to 3 die. Canadian Government Six per Cents. were in de mand to-day, and recovered about 1 per cent MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. The market for home mining stocks to-day hail been steady, with a moderate amount of business. Wheel Edward shares are inquired for, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 91. Alfred Consols have been dealt in at 131 to 131 ex div.; Par Con tots at 191 ; and Bortridge Consols at 21. The transactions in foreign descriptions have been more numerous, but have led to little change in price. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 131 to 131; Cobra, at 44 ; General Mining (Nova Scotia) at 181 ; and Linares, at 81. Subjoined is the official list of transactions in the Mining Exchange yesterday, vie. : East Russell, 385., 39.; Lady Bertha, 23e. 6d., no. 61, 235., Ne., 251. ; North Frances, 14, 131, ; North Veiny -81.; Bortridge Consols, 21, 2s. 6d., 3m., 21 ; Wheal Ed ward, 9 i Wheal Mary Ann, 4714 48, 481. Foreign and colonial mining shares were quiet. Subjoined is our usual report of the metal market: Copper .--The price of this metal remains unchanged, and notanthatanding the stringency of the money market, the demand continued good. Iron is well maintained generally, but it is feared there may be some reduction in privy, unless the American orders increase again after the money crisis is over. The raising of the Bank rate here, and the mercantile difficulties in Glasgow, have &woad the price of pig iron down to 60s. cash ; yesterday, however, it improved, and closed at 63a. per ton (mixed numbers good brands, free on board at Glasgow). Lead is dull and inactive. Speller and tin sea also inactive. A special general meeting of the Mount Carbon Mining Company is called for the 26th inst., "to consider the finan cial and gentrel position of the company," and the propriety of making a fresh issue of preferential bonds to the amount of 15,0001., and mortgaging the Company's property in America. FRIDAY Evuwewo. The home mining stock market today was firm, and although the settlement interfered partially with business, a fair number of transactions took place in the afternoon. Shares in Wheal Grenville, Wheel Uny, Wheal Edward, Lady Bertha, Sort. ridge Consols, and North Frances were in fair re quest. The chief alteration in prise was in East Basset shares, which fell nearly 201. per B share, being offered at the close at 1001. orth asset, Providence, Par Consols, and Wheal Kitty (Lelant) shares were also rather flatter. The following transactions are reported to us from the Stock Ex change, in addition to those comprised in the official list, viz. :—Providence Mines, at 70 and 72; East Basset, at 100; Wheal Uny, at 6; Wheal Edward, at to fli • Lady Bertha, at 23e. and 245. ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), at 21; Par Consols, at 101 ; Wheal Grenville, at 2 ; and Scrtridge Consols, at 21 to 2,1,. BOOTH EASTERN RAILWAY. —We hear that two meetings have beat held by the directors of this company with those of the Pest Kent ter the purposed bringing s ho at some sort of amalgatnatkes.—Heraperh. THE &max PLOll6ll.—At the Royal Bucks meeting Mr. Smith, of Wolston, described what he had done yeah hie steam plough since harvest. Being deter mined to make the best of the line weather, he sent his engine end two additional men into his fields, to give • relay of wee to the plough. In six days and a half tla y ploughed 44 acres, an average of 'even an a ckty. The oust of the work was as follows :—Bight men, at 3s. 6d. day. W. 3s. ; our boy, at le. ed. a day. 9.. 91 . ; 68 cwt. of coal, at le., 31. 8•.; oil, Sis.; wear and tear, la. M. per sere, 31. 6a. ; total cost, 161. fie fid. or 7s. 6d. r acre, "Now, I challenge the woold,' stud Mr. Smith, " to produce the same amount of work in the same time by heroes and the tureenr plough at double the cost, end oleo to produce work equal to it at all. PROTESTANTISY IN HERTS.—A correspondent giles tie the following account of the church built by Daniel O'Connell's Prok , ge:— . ' We are happy to hoar AM t ie church built by the late Mr. Raphael. M.P., at St. Athens and intend. d by him for • Rornan Catholio Church, at • WA of more than 6,0001., lam fallen by his death into bettor bands. An excellent lady, Mrs. Worley, residing at New Barns, of ample fortune, • mist determined supporter of the orthodox protestant church. has purchmed it at shout one-third the original coat, and is now debug op the interior at an expense of 2.0001.. with a miasma for the cBciatins clergyman Rho. She will endow it eat preeent it to Sas Alben'e as • chapel of atee.—" Western Tie r