The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-16 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) IIUt4SION-1101:13E. ()arid JaroM, a German Jew, who had beat romorloa c h. o f 'cabbie his employer, Mr. J. Garde. a ;W t ., i n asp brought op Wore Yr. Althenein (OM and Kr. flumphery, in potty soooktoo. g,ida t e we given at tit,. bat examination to the elect that the preemitor had Lir some time past mimed alba from a bowl in his counithr home. it communicated with the police, when Soar crown., four shillings, and four icur., were marked and deposited among other coin in the bowl. [timothy afterwerds the whole of the tmerked veney, with the exception of two sixpences, was bead ;ea the primmer, who, upon being taken into metal, thane a parr containing the money into the meet. The promo ter isib d that away tefon the prisoner'. appeal:maks he sewed • watch, which be tad every meson to suppose hod T he moles by him. agaa pretended that he did understand the " language, and the crvideace wee interpreted to him. ith, • mid be had since found the watch at the . lodgings, as well so some base cum. pawner wee sentenced to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. Afars Ame Bay, alias Recoil, who ham been remanded, 'hart* with havingennapted to poem herself, wee brought wp two reared. J. Jobaskai, policeman 663, produced a certificate from yes boost surgeon ef et Bartholomew's Hospital, stating liat be had examined the primmer, who had be.. au in ad., sao.egabli.hasent, bat had been unable to detect I bet she bad mina any poem. Another certifieste from O. surgeon of Newesw was she read to the effect that ha bad examiaed the grimmer, and was of opinion that she was it porhdly salted 'mind. la c omer to Me. Alderman Cubist the covetable stated that primer had catered a public-home and called for half • oat of beer, and se soon se the ermined with it she threw as... ;precipitate powder into the werenre, and swallowed the liquor. The surgeon had informed him that the pri sneer's lib had been reed by remote of the powder heave bath Its may to the bottom of the pot, before oho drank the bor. pot wee produced, and wee found to contain s white chalky saboteurs.) Tits prisoner, in answer to the charge, said she had been driven to arks the nab attempt upon her life through cheer disarm. She expressed much munition for the offence of which she bad his. guilty, and promised not to repeat it. glee was then sent in custody of the officer to her heads to be taken run of. CLERK ENWELL. BMMMO,• CIIAKOL uF Aitsl,N. Riehard Uenr.A, a dirty, 111-coeditioned looking fellow, Moat Is yean of age, .a placid at the bar baton If r. Tyrwhitt. charged with retttnit fire to • cowshed M 46, IMdlesex-Mroat, Somers-town, the property of )&r. Thomas M . r7 s Learia appeared for the prosecution. The premises In which the fire commenced were about seven lathe lase barged and seven valuable cow, destroyed. Although there could be ao doubt that the Are was caused by en ineeradiery, no ens was apprehended for It, yet strong suepicions were entertained. Since then the prisoner bar been in custody on the charge of committing a rape on • little girl of weak intellect, but although Mr. Snelling, the divines:eel surgeon of the 8 division, peened that einem@ had been and, Mr. Conic diacharpd the prisoner se the proud Ihat no one knew anything of tie miter but the ght. The brat Mimes called was Mr. Thomas Barria,who said—l am the occupier of part of lie yard at the near of 46, Middbm-etreet, , &monetown. Akan four eolith ea the altamea et the bh bet. le., nem hey d Semi be the pet The lame wen an is my :MTime Mem were ea be oat of 36. At the bat of eI a the pin& the Mena before in the yard. I mimed the whew eat ef the yard before the the tops, and hen the tine I endued Wm of sad the lire commencing I never ma my one else ea theetwebm I said I reembi kick libeeyds.& of the seep NU id an leen the yard. Na..N Torch sNd— am • heirelseeme, rad lice at 46, ithithenenbeet 1 member the day ef de the. Between 1•111pist 3 sad 4, I saw the yebraer pan ay Molten Ma im Whin I sew M me slim the comma had orthred lilts eel of the med. Petersen the Moe when the fire eon masel, lad the petite& led bees ordered eat of the sad. I lOW so on else bat the primer ra the premiere. NO one ti bed been attar the photo &opt the primmer end a UM gbil who mat to feed the low* ad who same& roma Inatonteide, Wright peed-1 am a cowmen, and met es the =la Man the the oommenerd. I he,. hams the ebeet the mei lem hat on the day be garetm . a& I seid, 1 e DM, yea acct p away, the gene& owe pea man r The Omar end, "Tee mat an be me MenembMs yea atoll is hue Mgr' I Wad kin In &at tems, mil he end, "the As lositsea." At that tinit the bey la the 11111114•11• oak I benegjutt fed the etas. A bee Wll OOD ellenemb &FM& one te rm Mathew Mean Sri eilA "Tea me wanted." When I get at of doors the • "thee lee Ire," bat did sot my whore. He =rope left the that I wee mate of. TM bey that me inn err be aElea el In lemma the &a bad be fat thg. The woe the are see, we et the bent of theithethef the , sad brew& the bay end the a& ambele &Ape mho-1 en tea mere dap, end eimmi MI wage. Fib an ge be embed. I de know that It marl be wren et m b tell • lb. Oa Trebly reek I smiler wig arse bay es the la the em-shed. I then WM lb. Isola I bed oat lees arm the My myself, nor ban a Itgla et bean la Ohs art I raw the primmer in As mil ant wise at an boar beim Os In broke out. Time mg mme the but the Wooer be the yard hare the din the am &bi maid the the broke oat. Polk•-easeethis Johs Cook, 198 8, rid--I took the gr. ewer las• melody es the day of the fin shoat fin edema. 1 rid Hu b. we earned with serial; fin to lir. lienre =He mad, *. It wee sot ma, it card see to re; I fse twee is the yard ail day." the dm sr/ le the Meeks he lid, "Then were seer crldess is the pled. and eat tan ese In to the yard re I ban get so Wire." lack r I hr Oft to ran\ ler at the ratios be part elf beerreet led waistcoat. aed armored to leer hie waist eel up. Is hie jacket pocket I triad four lacifers. Priseisee Heid i I did sot know that I had got then." The wen perfect, but sot very eras. I ban weir W reward when the fin was Part of the bay brie Ire at fee NI side of the shed, and • penal sour hare three* en, the whole triers to got at that rot. The net of the hays perfectly dry, add had hem bought a that ilsy. There can to so doubt that if the fire hod ant hoes se age treerared the shed aed dweller-hoses word lan her burst dome_ _ _ . e prisoner is defence rid—l tots nothing exert the matter. I helped them out with the he ohm the Ire err M its Meth* end thee I fetched the old steetletnen. Mr. Trehitt erearethed the primmer to the Cantrell Cthni- Mel Court gm Sid. M&RLBOR01:611-STREET. ?111 ALL/6 CD it OF • M iri 1$ NOITII I , IIXION Ilrw.. efeJwdra Mar* a boat and sloe maker. In a good way of business, residiag at laj, North Brut , tn-mawe, was breailit beton Kr. Bingham for had erusiaa tllerpd oe, stospkaa of murdering bas wife, Mary AuMoody. Mr. Lewis, ail twfsm, attowlsd on behalf of the primmer, who nfpnwd to Bel his positlea most acutely. iM cely switisnee Wooed la addition to that whkh hen skoady imposed is Ws joursal wm merely corroborative of stiammata mak by the witneamo c the former Kr. Lindley, the chief der*, d er reed over the depomi- NNW Kr. Blashme asked Mb whether he had s to ley why he iferedd •at be committed for trial. The primmer. by the advice of lb. Lererts, mid he should ream him &deem The primmer me thee r. m ral t tad for trial, and me re amed from the dock by Birdall, the gaoler. SOUTHWARK. A NtitAP,. dna Mora, a tom in St. Thomaa's Hospital, was brought 1 1 bit" Mr. Combs clanged with being drank in ens of the msrla, and aesaulting Juno.. Smith, one id the pwiara The complainant stud that, on the Fernus afternoon, be rothet isformation that tin prim - nee win drank is Abraham Ward, sad on prinieding awes knave that she arasestnmig nelson said attaching ale of the patients. Witness =et le Meson, tin, when eh* shah lied up • knits sod swore she mould stab him. He. however, emoreaded in taking It ear Mt, wad be them gars but into custody. In answer to the charge the whiner mid she had adreg ef we =Wag with • Mead, mad wham Abe got is the wrd Mof the pads= insulted her. South eam• op et the the., end la her pre= she purr artier hi., but abs bed so latest= of earg the bulb • Mr. Combo =id whether she had bees trembler re Mae t. . . _ Beak replied in tm migettm but Mr ooMoot ma On bu va rly visiott; basins, dank bm attacking a patient .••• q bed. Comb hod Mr 405., mi Ia default of payment now bat for • nosth. THE EXPBE&S, FRIDAY , EVENING; OCIOBIEIt ie, 1857. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bin Ilk. C— —r Fon ) ItE VIVIIINErPIIII7II 07 • LARGE RAILWAY ----- The wee tie Basin tlir ides of aldemill 11 . ewe of name IlwielawoelWei inseraetor ttsaraton tot pot& ion* t likapeoest, A&I" rd dr wren It Orr brbor boa aulortair as Or Lisa,' burl= rd Trey We tom.* VOtott e lsoft ma ha MAW& lin litoborny torilled dims On odes yin& vitt& in dio putt y tatantroko or loot nars et li work, The MM. ew ebb/ MOM_ rotora • wede &ro dent us Ur emewel Am/ M Itt Ike pas 'the aria* 70;;;712,70017 Ilia 0•16611 17itl&T, aTiatiiderti, dlott sad Mr, D. Joeusq,ealriiirmy, were appoints:l trade ussrawits. Mmes. eirirs Dr essousdiusts under the b tamps/. LAMBETH. 4.04 giural filtVllolßElT IT ♦ SILIM,UiT. Anew Woodhows, a souirtly-drussel yawn meman, late a anent to Mr. Biggs, a gentlemen residing - in Walworth, was placed et the bar before the Hon. 0. C. Norton, on a • cherp of to:Antler master of a variety of property, amounting to of ar Pram the ovkisees of Mr. and Mrs. Bigp, It Bp =that in tie lath rad of July last MN. wet to Brighten, haring the print:me in &nee of the noon, in the home, and on ha mete eke heed that a3te absconded from her situation at Wok sad without sesignilg the &lightest reason for her having. For some days after be return of Mrs. Biggs, in Avast, site did not mum any property, but soon after she disowned that promty, oceeet.Mg of a velvet cloak, dressee, chins. Chief and _ n = o ? minting altogether to about 201., were Wring. I os' the robbery was given to Maven Cents, a detente of P division, and that catale, SaISSRINaI trouble, Wood the prisoner to the reitidento at has weber, and took lase tato eniody. At present but a kw trirag ertioks of the property bare been traced, and the Finest, at the Aquast of the prosecutor, was retuaniled to a rattan day to gin the officer an opportunity of making farther inquiries respecting the robbery. SHARI L 1278-2.318 DAY. Twd O'CLOoL. The railway share market to-day is eibnolii magi huoeant. Purchases largely repondwata, an d m man) of the leading stocks a nee of f to a per cent. is shown. London and North Western stock is quoted 881 to 98}; Great Western 921 to 69; Midland, 81 4 to 821 ; London and South-Western, 541 to 46 per share ; Great Northern, 294 to 241; 9nd Eastern Counties, 101 to 11. Past Indian, &bide, Grand Trunk of Canada, Great Western of Canada, Great Luxembourg, Per nambuco, and many other foreign and colonial rail way stock. have advanced. 9, LI M N 111 14 Il It id IN ill in 11 II ni lal If VI 1 Ile as II 11 $9 el idi ►dt $4 H Us us 7 9 .9 9 le U n N N TI el 1 et 2.' i 9. 1 S7i fj P. 1 es lb f 4k pc If SO Se 4' II II le 116 Pe' di M iga a I= It 1. 140 144 10 144 U 111 IT 111 111 111 I I db I I ded d I did I l ott. l t di+ - i i 1 41. I P pa i Pa ft al 4 e Pi IS 61. In Si WI al flli ft $ IN Si i 44 11 41 ui ta Si 4 i tea 1 elf lo 1:34.15i ggi i . si I i IlllT§ D ISe 14 4- 111 ill al SI I M ^ 4 PP i' z z.,1 VOILIKIP LAIL Wm., sat brairra. Erstriamir= losirrust Tara Oreat ."l"l. ol•lnl V Vlreass. - ... OLlAmsbeergOleig.a. kirrOarpors pip*. ilien or Terri 77 • lardardsrsolle...— i cruse Fi rrbor.s.ProL I Lifer abg err Yrs sal Iferwearas era &arra mos ing p e 4a. err st. Preb barke.• of mms••••••••• Ds . OMNI ravarr feek PAIL— Irlear Odor. rib mg Or Ferree juelicarebnut. sod ler er !r4 Drib —,— Sept Vs. 7 par mit.. —....... Wire rig I. Wm -. De. le re Mkt. lastbera of rensi.....— W 601100611. Ps.% per oat. Prii. W.Mona 197.17# Fiero *Wit; mil Wears d IhrheieraL.. .11 &WM It • 1 I 41If II es a - -r• II u 1• a as 4 ,1, 1 Pa .3 3 3 te ig 111 11 li die di 7 S t i l 11 :i V 17 OOLOPUM OCITIMSIONT 11107111 TO "".. I:l4l:jp=ul7 11 , Wow Brumisk IL PlAWlnes•4 te• NOM IC beds II p.a. ft. IN Deb. relson. ISM 111.3 - _ ApAarrta WOO 10 /1.111 1 1161010111 1, W HAW 1r KM 1 11,1* 11,1* 1 31,61/ 3 UAW le d l / 4 011 111 ANC I 104,111 WIN 1 10,•00 DI 113.10/ TAN 111 11,114 POILILKIN .pllll. AIWA= Boa I I Wad, United IN ft A pr f Do. Owas • OsW DeAL 6.1 U 01.1:1•.m.. Co. ha Cl irrusatai:6>Ww . lhalos w. al tail aw or Ilmow Um& all IWWW Illy. LW MI Pat nay —. swift. ap Iss Pomo soder. II II _ f. 1f 46 14 If Per I Pa II 4.1` r 7e a - 1 r I 4 It Ii 4 11 1 1 IS es 128 11l M U 28 IV 4 P 0 di is lie If 4 :Pk • ll NI OS I Se +• MONEY „MARKET.-THIS DAT. Two:o'CLoox. The funds opened this morning with a dull ap pearance, but have since attained a decided advance. prices are now quoted / per cent. higher than at f ou r o'clock yesterday. Large arrivals of gold have assisted in strengthening the impression that, for the present at least, the worst of the monetary pressure is over. Casuals for the 10th Nov. were first marked 88/, and, after touching 88; to 89, arc now quoted 881 to For money the present price is 881 to I. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 87, 871, 86/ and 87/ ex div. ; the New Three per Cents., 871, 87 and 87/ ex div.; Bank Stock, 213, 211 and 213 ex div.; Ex chequer Bills, 10s. to 15s. die.; and India Bonds, 30a. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. have also risen consider ably, being marked 871, 881, and 871 ex div., for money, and 871, 871, and 881 for the 30th inst. The present quotation is 88 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are also higher, and have been dealt in at 971 for money, and 971 and 98 for the new account. Other foreign arc generally firmer. The sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 100, ex div.; Cbilian Six per Cents., at 1021, ex div. ; Mexican Bonds, at 191 to ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 781 to 77; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 431; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 891 ; and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, at 251. The steamer Royal Charter has arrived off Queens town from Melbourne, with 84,000 oz. of gold, and 24,000 sovereigns on freight. The arrival of the Bing I I Philip from the sante port ' with, it ls stated, 40,000 ounces of gold, is also announced. The total value of these remittances is about 520,0001. The dates brought by the Royal Charter extend to the 13th of August, and are nearly three weeks later than those previously to hand. _ _ A considerable time may perhaps elapse before the existing stringency of the money market will be relieved; but we have much satisfac tion in noticing a subsidence of the symptoms of anxiety which have been observed during the greater part of the week. The applications at the Bank, which on the first three days of the week were of the most pressing character, were yesterday only moderate, whilst the heavy repay ments due at that establishment have been well met. These payments will continue upon a large scale up to the end of the week, and will tend materially to replace the Bank in funds after the drain incidental to the release of the dividends. In the open market, although the rates are fully supported, and generally above those of the Bank, the supply of money was good. This is partly owing to the fact that parties who have latterly over-supplied themselves with funds at the Bank are now found very ready to lend. It is anticipated that some considerable re mittances of gold will be made to New York by the Persia, which will sail from Liverpool to-morrow morning. We understand that upwards of 40,0001. in sovereigns was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for shipment by that opportunity, and arrangements are known to have been made for the despatch of additional sums. But the drain of gold to the continent has been arrested by the im provement in the foreign exchanges, and no bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The pressure in the money market at Hamburg is of an almost unprecedented character. Yesterday the rate of discount in that city has risen to 9 per cent. Owing to the extraordinary extent of the recent fluctuations, four members of the Stock Exchange were yesterday declared unable to meet their engage ments. AU are brokers, with the exception of one, who is what is termed a " jobber " in Consols. In only two of these cases is the amount of "dif ferences" considerable, and in one of these a divi dend of 10e. in the pound will, it is stated, be made immediately. The connexions of one of the default ing firms are understood to lie principally in Liver pool and Manchester, whilst another had large trans actions open in Caledonian and Canadian railway o have much pleasure in giving an unqualified contradiction to the report circulated yesterday of the failure of a large firm at Manchester. The house referred to has offered to at once pay off, sub ject to deduction of interest at the Bank rate, every I acceptance that is outstanding under discount. A considerable portion of the Mexican dollars ex the steamer Parana were sold yesterday for exporta tion to China at Ss. Old. per ounce, being Id. below the price realised for the supply which arrived early last month. The price of bar silver is quoted Cs. ltd. to lid. per ounce standard. It is still thought that the remittances to the East by the Indus on the 20th inst. will approach 800,000/. The steamer Seine has brought about 40,0001. in silver from Boulogne. The produce markets were again very dull yester day. The sugar market is especially heavy, owing to the outstanding speculation in this article. Tea, rice, saltpetre, cotton, and Scotch pig iron, are all flat. The Maury has arrived from Foo-choo-foo, with 466,0001b5. of tea on freight. The half-yearly meeting of the English share holders in the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company is called for the 21st inst., in London. The half-yearly meeting of the Demerara Railway Company is called for the 30th inst., at Liverpool. The half-yearly meeting of the roprletors of the Globe Insurance Company is called for the 22nd inst. It appears that the Euphrates Valley Telegraph project is to be abandoned. An extraor di nary general meeting of the European and Indian Junc tion Telegraph Company is called for the 3rd of November, "for the purpose of receiving a report of the directors, and of determining on the propriety of dissolving and winding up the company." The Swedish government are inviting tenders, in London or elsewhere, for an issue of funded State bonds to the amount of about 1,200,0001. sterling. The money is to be employed in the construction of railways. The financial advisers of the government are surely committing a mistake in bringing forward a negotiation of this kind at so peculiarly unfavour able a juncture. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Rodney for the conveyance of passengers to Melbourne, at the rate of 161. 2s. 6d. per head. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. I). Bell, Son, and Co. : During the pest week the transactions in American State stocks have been few and unimportant, whilst there has been much activity in the market for railroad share. and bonds. The butineee, however, has been chiefly confined to those of the New York and Erie and Illinois Central lines, the prices of which have fluctuated considerably, the market generally clueing with a steadier end better appearance. With reference to American railway securities, Mr. E. F. Sattcrthwaite reports as follows: There has been a very active twines, in Areerinua eecuri- dee in London during the past week. and we note very large transactions in Illinois shame, which declined 7 dim., and have since rallied to 5 die., at which they doe. buyers. Construction Bonds have declined to 78. We note also con siderable transactions in New York and Erie Bonds of 1883, 1876 1862, and 1871. Michigan Central Eight per Cent. Bondi, 1860, had brought 83, 82, and 80i, and ekes heavy at 80. New York Central sham have brought 84 in smell Ws. The report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined : There wee more competition for good shipping qualities of Bengal at Is. Bd. 1024. per lb. advance on July. Grey and objectioeabie Dude. are neglected at le. to le. 2d. advance. Nearly all the dry leaf Madrid; wen withdrawn. 859 chests were mid this morning, 230 bought in, and 681 withdrawn. Is three days 2,050 chests have been sold. THURSDAY iSVEN I/10. The funds to day were favourably influenced by the signs of partial improvement in the money market. In the morning, on the breaking up of the Bank Court, an advance of I per cent. (compared with the 4 o'clock quotations of yesterday) was attained. Sales being pressed, acoompanied by e 1111 report that bed news had arrived from America, a relapse of I to I per cent. ensued, the market exhi biting muchsenaitiveneas ; but in the afternoon the tendency was again favourable, and the four o'clock quotations were fully as good as those current at the same hour yesterday. After the close of the Stock Exchange an advance of per cent, was at tained. We believe we may assert that up to five o'clock this evening no news had reached the City from America. The market derives mach support Prom the continued investments of the public, in cluding some on account of the recipients of the di vidend's. Nearly all the other departments of the Stock Vachange were better to-day. Some of the severe &Actuations of the lut day or two are trace able to the failure of three or four operators for the rise. Consols, wh. ich were quoted at 4 o'clock yes terday 881 to t, for the 10th Nov., opened this morn ing at the ums plice, advanced to 881 to on the b rea ki ng u p o f th s • Bank Court, fell to 881. to I, and were quoted at 4 ~ ' clock 88 1 "buyers. At the same hour the price l 'or money was 871 to 88. After the horn :. the quotation further ad vanced to 881 to 1. f or t 'be 10M Nov. The official basin. report v m follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88, 88s', 871, NI, 211 ditto, for account (14th October), 86 I. i; Three per Cent. Reduced, 87 , 881 , 871 , h . 7 ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 87, 871 ex thv. ; Lon Annuities, ex p n !ne i an January, 1880, Thirty Years Annuities, A • 1886, 17 16-18; Bank .Bb.vek, 211 en div. ; d-a-Half per Cent. ExcNef A 'ner Bond., fall ing payable in 1859, 98; beim Bonds, 291. diacount. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 10s. to Si. dia. A further small purchase was made for account of the sinking fund. Turkish Six per Cents. were huoyant today. In the morning transactions were recorded as lugh as 88, and the closing quotation wt wB7 toe, or per cent. above that of yesterday. }'or the 30th inst., the last price wu 871 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were firm, closing at 97,1 to 1. Most of the Continental state stocks were . firmer, in answer to the foreign advices. Mexican Bonds exhibit a recovery. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Con.'. Dollar Bonds were also officially marked 64;„ MINES.-THIS DA I'. Two o' 'CLOCK. The transactions in home mining stoohs this morning have been limited, this being the day for the payment of the differences arising out of the last account. From the Stock Exchange no bind - ness is officially reported. Prices in nearly all cases are nominally unaltered. Cobre shares are rather dull, and have been di mit in at 431. In other foreign and colonial descriptia scarcely any business is going forward. • • - Subjoined is the official list of transactions id the Mining Exchange yesterday, viz.: East Alfred, 31 ; East Reseal, 37e., 395. ; Omit Alfred, 61,:, 61, 1,1, / ; North Crotty, 41, 61, 41 ; North Lewd, 3,1, 1 ; South Can Brea, 6 , , 61, 1 • Tuner Consols, 2 22e, 6d. , Wheal Edward, ,91 ; St. John del Rey, 121, 131. TErItSDAT ETINIXO, A fair amount of business Irisd;lieto-clay in home mining stocks, and. priors remain generally steady. There were inquiries to-day for shares in North Frances, ➢ad Bertha, North 'Wheal Crafty, Wheal Grenville, Lawton United, and Hingeton Downs. Shares in North Bunt, East Basset, and Par Consols were rather fiat. 00,00. s i t: i= ur ri....:.: .. ,tz..l:. 7 i ..... ,000 1 aorta Waynrcets all KM 0 Da. New . 1 ..,.. mar /0441e41014141.... 9 1 IIONL: 11t. 4 o.iiiiii4iZeki :IP 12,409 II /101.11 per at . ell 10, b Aire *— , 011 N. 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The excitement caused by the murder and mutila tion of the body head at Wakedeoitridge rill continues, and yeAsyslay meralng, baba 12 o'clock, between 6,000 and 7,000 pram celled as the Bow-street Police-etation to Moppet the chair found in the carpet bag along with the nethated rwrina. So sago: were the populace to examine the different meddle that it was found necessary to have than hung upon • long line in the yard of the station, and the people were admitted indiscriminately for the purpose of ass tug whether they could identify any of the clothe s. 0 I esterday morning gentleman residing at 'it oulwich, and who holds an odioe in the Erna India Docks, waited upon the maim inapector at the Tower-area police-station, and stated that it had jest ccthe to hie knowledge that • tide waiter, in the employ of her Majesty's C nearer* In rimy peeticular the descriptio n , the mouthred men. had been ng tor SCOW weeks sad had at< bus eines heard of. After taking hie last quarter's salary he had wholly disappeared, and the sppticant thought he was the man who bad met with such a horrible death. The Folks were at once despatched to melee the DeCISMIty inquiries, but not the least tidings could be learnd . of lam op to last night. lie was stated to be alines man, given to intemperate habit., and in the constant wee tith of visiting the houses on the Surrey side of the water. Amongst others engaged in making inquiries, with • view to discovering the murderers, ie that active inapector of the L divi ion , Mr. Young. who took Bacon into custodrz suspicion of murdering his mother at Stamford. 'fleas °dicer, amongst other inquiries in questionable stessis, as to whether the neighbours had seen any one lean with • thrust bag any of the houses on the Thursday night, is in quiring of the chaadlershop-keepers in the suspected neigh bourhood whether they had sold any unusual quantity of salt to • suspicious character, se it is quite apparent that • large quantity moat have been used to so thoroughly pickle the body. It is also proposed that inquiries should be made at the different laundry eetablialin. it. in London, for if the deceased was • single man, it taloa be possible, owing to the odd buttons being on tbo band the elastic drawers, and especially as one was sewn on wah twine, and the other a metal one, the laundries might be able to do much se far as the identifioatica is concerned. A very strong eimpition exists that the murder was cow mined in or near Granby-street, in the Waterloo-ronl, end that the carpet beg, containing the remain* and clothing, was passed on to th e liouth-Western Railway, and taken from thence down the steps leading over the waste piece of round ie the York-road, and from there over Weatruinstem bridge, round Charing-er.a to Waterloo-bridge. Although the most vigilant inquiries have been made in OnotLy-street, Francis-street, Wesuuiaster-road, and several other streets as bed as any in Lambeth, it cannot be discovered that any moon gauntly ring to those places is missing, or that any person on the night in question was aeon to !cove with a carpet bag. A startling communication wee made at Bow-street Fo lic-station yen/allay, but whether it haa anything to do with the murder, of tours* it is impossible fur tie to say. A gentleman called about noon, and stated to the Inspector on duty that *event days time, as he wee panting through Be. Churchyard, ha had his attention directed to a quantity of blood which he traced along the pavement as far as the corner of Farringdon-statet, and thought it possible that the man might have been stabbed in the City, and, on removing the body, the blood might bare run from the punc tured wounda. --- M;eiry inquiry is ordered to be made by the police reepect ing this cin.lasestanee. Mr. Superintendent Durkin, and the men of the F and other divisiona, 'redoing all that le pomade to bring the guilty to justice. The superintendent of police at Stafford has ad dressed the following letter to Mr. Superintendent Durkin : " Sir —ln rshrenoe to the late hornble murder sad I mnti- Lion. reopectfully beg to call your attention to the fol lowing: " - Unifts 29th ult. • person who gave the ea of Hugh Pathogen called at the residence of Mr. John Lea, • able sine neasametuner of this town, and purchnsd7:7 l ; a large dimmeity of boots and shoes, for which he paid. Hs Ansi that he had recently returned ft om Melbourne, in w whore r be kept a large shoe Phut,. Het mid he in kimind Lasias., sad from there to hie native plea Is ebony • tof his not long ago met with an .drat which eaumd death, and that he might be again aegthegli Y UMW la shift One week.. lie had a large awe tritheit eernepasied most minutely with the &scrip. lien glee et the we. toad on an abutment of Waterloo- Mee en the morning of Friday last. When here be end the beg connimid about 3,81001. in gold, and inked both Mr. and Men Le to lift it ; owing to which they bad each an ef Impacting the same, and, sr before stated, Wita b l i Ptexactly correspceds with the one found. appeared between 30 and 40 year. of age, and about ▪ het or inches high, dark hair, and drained in dark .Mein.., bat had other clothing; it was noticed that he had and tieing in the Moms of his coat, and the legs or bottom Mate trousers were very wide. Hs wore • black eft neck * and shirt collar turned down. He also called at the messintoe7 of Mews. Beetock and Woolley, of this to en, • libeterne at the manufactory of Mr. Bedrock, of Stone, from Mk of whom he was about on his return to make mme begs purchsaes. Their description corresponds with that gnus by Mr. and Mr.. Let, and they are all of opinion that des dlsemsad le the mace pe son that wee hem. les Intended to cell at finnan and Co.'s, 26, SkiinesreArest, London. "Should I derive any further infonnetieu, I will apprise you thereof forthwith. " In haste, yours very respectfully, " M. RICH4IIIII, Chief of Police, " Borough of Stafford. • " Starved, Oct. 14." THIS DAY. tie The information received by the polies from Mr. l t er, of police of Stafford. relative to the move mutAle of Mr. Hugh Patterson, of Melbonma, is looked apes es very important and se likely to lead sut to the uatevelliug of the mysterious affair. The to time who he wee het seen—ve., on the 29th • ghee safikent time for his remains to have boos tmodoil is the moaner of those found, end the sum of . 1 : WI. be bad float hum wee ea, indocoment if he got into ' ls en, soterkes Mum sad the Inmates became acquainted se wish the iloot, to the committal of murder. Those to W to the inference that if ha re- to = 8 : lossioa the murder wee committed le St ear et the ehemieehhs homes with which the erigh. ; boosbeed et sasses-Mation abounds, end the dowocter up. Oi which hue boos ao repeatedly brought before the notice to of de pubic. Mr. leperietredent Parkin has communicated with the 1 . Shawl pelice, sad arrangements have bees made be the r . Neese meationed to tome to town end emmilao the bs egg chaise to Mr. Deakin waited on the Secretary of Stale this atondag. to arid had • long interview with him relative te the Wier. Mr. Houma, shoe mandarturer, of 2S, Ilkleneretreet, to whom Mr. Patermin is well known, camera • doubt that the remains and clothes are those of Mr. Patinae. It i• eserly three weeks sines he last saw him. sad he 11111pmesso to °pluton that that gentleman la now on the area es his return tec to Melbourne. sa Tue. DUBLIN MONVIIIVNT Of THOMAS MooAL— The Dublin Frormsn's /mental of yesterday report. the pro ceedings at the inaugeration of the statue of Tbornitelf which is of bronze. nine feet high, upon a Reunite 18 feet high, in front of Trinity College tot the I=4 Ireland. The Earl of Charlancet on behalf of the sem mimes announced the occasion, and gam the signal for the statue to be unveiled. The Lord Lieutenant delivered* graceful and characteristic seldraia, full of choilo poetical quetations, and el ellvaions to the happiest passages of the poi - Cs title man Lord Talbot de Malabide and /In O'Boyle, Q.C., else took part in the proceeding., et the Zittaof which the MMus was accepted by the lard l Debbi' in the name of the city. fur BOOKSZLLWAS' PROVIIIGST IXSTITCTIOBI. Testerday evening • general meeting of the board of directive Mil YU In the timalttee room, Paternoster-row. The report id the peat year congratulated the subsoribees and samilisre en the growled importance of the institution and the grog amount of good conferred. Notrrithetanding the lasnamil slain. CO the funds, the directors have been enabled to ids. • surplus not required for the expenses of the year, sod the total (including the large sum of 11,2611. Ba. 9d. for Intend) invaded with the conemissioners foe the reduc tion of the national debt, at the date of the led audit, meowed to 21,8361. 14e. Ed. During the pad year per ▪ sanulties hare been granted to 18 Individuals, being members se their widows, to the amount of 4091. lle. Bd., and In temporary mietesee to 31 individual, to 6011. 17e., together AffsowiWie Is 9111. le. Bd., making a grand total et nor 7,0001. Oars litl distributed among its members, their widows end children, k relief. 011TITAL ?SLIM Oars Sanznio TVICIIIDAT, Demean 16.--/trhaissions ea payment, 1,761; dish be sasses tishem.2.l • HAIL 1,991. LONDON 1:11.11111•1 thative COXPANT.—T/SIS ridges eve the week abllag Ctet. 10, 10,2711. th. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ET ILICTILIC TELYLORAPH.) MEETING.-THIS DAY. LIO HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. A.B.M. Latitude Colt Brown Middleton .. .. 14 ran. MATCH. Leontee beet Gin. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Slaw Oltenttse Ern. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLDS. T.Y.C. Arta, Eloet'a dam e, Orchehill, Yeller Gal, %Wicker, Scribbler, Happy Prince, Cbutoineese, Wild Hooey; and Nimow All are bore. PRENDERGAST STAKES. Bro. to Montmore Lass, Amsterdam, Jordan, Syßabtta, Famnee's Son, Mufti, Allspice, and bro. to Laird DAB, are here. MATCHES. Gin end Telmer; Wellborn& and Blacksmith; Saunterer and Heroine; Killigreer end Phyealia._ LATEST BETTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Bto 1 co 7'bo Yield (off) 25 to 1 apt Fright (of) 60 to 1 Puny Gray (cg) WETHILL LALOS Ho, PAIL-814COND AND TE1114) Doss, WZDNISDAT awn TNURADAT.—The ber of 'pocketsbrolght lbr sale mem as follows :—Fsruhano Row, 2,720 ; country ditto, 2,690 ; total pockets, 5,610. On , the ti nt day very few hops were sold ; yesterday buyers ware mon animated, ruchaiing freely at the following Flees Best Vandiams, 71. to N. per cwt. ; ditto Goldinp, 76. to I 71. 10s. ditto ; roperior Mid Kenos, 61. to It. ditto ; good, ] ditto, 61.10 6 guineas ditto; good , ism and Neste, a 10a. , to 51. ditto ; ordinary, citto, 31. 10e. to it. ditto. At the close of the second cos more than 2,500 pockets were sold. The fir closes on Satiirday next. A large quantity of cheese , yet timid, trice* salted being very high. Best Cheddar from 80e. to 905. per cwt. ; Gloucester (double), 70s. to 78a. I ditto; Wilt*, 66a. to 725. ditto; elegies, 565. to 62a. ditto; skims, 3811. to 465. ditto. Horses A great fir; many ye unsold; prices excretive, from 1601. to 2001. for carriage pairs, 711. to SOL for hunters, sod from 301. to 501. for other ' nags. Cart horses of all kinds ; some 601, others 601. down to 301 each. LovE Op THE Lsw.—The passion of Normans for law proceedings is well known ; sad a carious example of It was exhibited • few days M° before the Civil Tribunal of Elbeuf. A peasant of a neighbouring village brought ea action again.* • neighbour to recover 60tr. damsel for having struck a young pig, Ws property; the defendant pleaded that the blows he had 'iron theplg had not hurt the mama, and that, besides, it was Deapaastng neer his garden. After hoarier numerous witnesses on both sides, the tribunal &mimed the action. FATAL ACCIDENT.—MT. William Pigott, inspec tor of bridges as the Great Northern Railway, was killed on that line while in the discharge of his duties on Tuesday bat, under the following circumstances :—The demoted was walking on the down hoe near Huntingdon, when he ob served • coal train approaching in the opposite direc tion. To avoid this be stepped on to the up line, although this is contrary to the orders of the com pany, which strictly enjoin that all persona shall step completely of the railway in such, eases, and the parliamentary train coming up at the moment the unfortunate man was knocked down and killed en the 'pot. The driver made every e ff ort by blowing the angles -whfillo and by shooting, to warn the detained of his danger, end the letter did make • desperate, jump at the last moment, but the lorerof the p senger engine shack him on the shoulder and threw him under the wheels of the coal-train. The body was shockingly mutilated ; the head was severed completely from the body, and was seen to roll over for some distance. sad the ban k was much Worsted. The deceased was 66 yews of age,_sa old servant of the os and greatly respected. When the intelligence of Ida death was commu nicated to his wits it gave her ouch • shook that she her not been obis to speak since. The damned has lam twice married, and ham had about 30 children.—Timm. THE FATAL COLLISION ON THE SOUTH WALES Reiter...T.—Kr Ashman, pork butcher, al Cardif, died at Wednesday svanitio, sad a woman died on Monday morning, making so far • total of three death& A West India regiment has been ordered direct sea the, West Indies to the East Indies. The Ripon, with the East India mails and pas sengers is expected to arrive at Southampton next Wafter lay, the 2lat but. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.—THIS DAY. The arrivals of foreign wheat and oats have been liberal this week, and barley has come forward from abroad to a fair extent. The wheat trade in Mark-lane this morning was inactive in the extreme, and Monday's quotations were barely supported. Fin= u sapports its value, but other descriptions were ve ghe turn in Price pon cats was in favour of the buyer. Beans and peas un i changed. ARRIVALS ISTO LON DOS Anti Ws& TROY 00V. If TO OCT. It It vr . MO ... .. • • 33 1710 lair 2;3ooo TOO • • I lamas Amami What. 144. 14.- Ruler. _W. 104.; NO. ISA OA ; ire. 373. ISA ; Row, 40.. 34. ; 1.44 L OA fd. IMPERIAL AVIMAGER 1 3s. blebs. ibries. I bb. Um Nan P. ... ids WIZ. id NS Td NI N 40 lid 4la .... V.. Oil 43 8d is id bes N 4b 00 Us 71 .. 58s Od 42. 3d do Sd ifs 08 41. 48 de 11 ~.. b 6d Vs lid lb Id de Id dis N 44s id ... No Sd Us 4d AI dd 31. fd lb 60 ells 44 ~.. WA Id Os 04 ille 01 N Us Td Us 74 wake Lot. Munn. 36. Id 47. ed SS. Id Vs Sd Use 1t 41•101 al , upis.—insit. las*, Om. Mrs, buir., sad Ptak 1.17 [WWI MOIMITOO rimerawmes n ru ,10,1:46. PIES Of fl_V IflU IVO NZ WNW parrs %pt. 6 imps. it fem. I'.'4 pt 066. S. OIL io. 4 ••• 4i 4 64 II 66 a II $ 66 6 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. DNITIBN AND YAONI7IC TELEORAPH.) (NNON 001 OWN COZAIIIPONDINT.) There woe a moderate attendance In our market this morn ing; but owing to the monetary punk the price of every article was Irregular. The weather dull. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Markets generally have been very doll this week, attri butable to the state of the motley market, and lower piless are vmy generally established. fituoss.—Altbough the amount of business done ham been small, a decline of fully 24. hoe been established. Coeras.—The public salsa hays been small and prices have been about sustained. TEA.—This article shows a decline of id. to Id. per lb., common Curti quoted Is. lid. to In. lid., usual terms. RICE has declined to. from the late highest point of the market. RuN.—No truainets of importance reported this week. ISALTPETILE.—The last public price for this article was In a small public sale yesterday, when refraction h sold at 62e. which was a decline of Is. from the late highest po i n t of the market. Spices remain unaltered. Corros.—Holdere have been firm, bet sales could not have been made without giving way in prices. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market is quiet at the following quotations —Pe tersburg T.C. on the *ot. 67n ; October and Doosenber, 675. ; January and Mar* 67. Bd. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. CllllB DAY.) We have a large supply at Mesta. Trade for them L exceedingly dull. Lower prices are taken, and several 11016111 unsold. Sheep are more plentiful, and the demand lonelier. Monday's quotations me not main tained, nor can a clearance be effected. Calves an lower. From Germany and Holland there me 441 beside, 1,600 sheep, and 25:1 calve., 600 brads from the Northern end Midland, sad 111 mild cows from the Home Counties. 11 ""nt=6... ajr."Xttrab d i 0 . 4 4 Boa lam. Bea 2.44abaraa... . 4 a 4 4 i Mss Lass-iroula ...... • 0 6 2 ! 2 D 2 1. 0 dkel• -4, 22 2 Calm • 0 4 8 limo a meal quatil 4 4 4 0 littDi;il6llX4 4 ; : • larto.! : 8 Boa* at aniuml.l.3ol :dare sad lute, 4,150 041•44. SU; PO 190. HIDES.—(THIS DAY.) Lasorinsit..—The following is the list at prime •-56Ibe. to 641b5., Cid. to 0; 6411 e. to 721b5., 41d. to bid.; 721bs. to /30Ibe. 51d. to M.; 96th.. to 681b5., 51 to f3d. ; faiths. to 961 be., 6d. to 61(1. ; to 1041 be., 6id. to 61d. Horse hides, 10s. to lis. Calf skins, light, 3a. to 65.; fall, Bs. to Bs, 6d. B t . and skins, polled, ss. 6d. to 64. 61.; Bents and half-breds, 4s. 6d. to ss. 4d.; Dowse, 3e. &I. to 4. 2d.; Lambe, 3e. Od. to ss. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET THIS DAY. Yews. Pattanden and Smith report that Waybill Hop Fair dosed last evening, and that nearly the whole of the hope pitched were sold—the Farnham, at 80s. to 100.., and the country's from 6.55. to SOs. per mrt.; very c h o k e hi g h er . The marl* hare is more active this morning, and the duty is still estimated at 200,00 W. COAL MARX-BT.—TRW DAY. North Percy Harthey. 16.1. ; Bates' E.ithy . ; Ten fold Moor 14e. 6d.; Wall. End 'WNW' Hatton, 21e. ; Walla Entibreddyll'e Rattan 210.; Walls Bud Sophie Grange, e.; Wolle End Birks, 190. 3d. ; Walls lad °Worth, 139. Walls End Tr, 21.. 6E-33 shim M ~~11