The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-16 00:00:00

LANDS - '+opsietaes to mat 4 at of the oe Beek et and with I was WO. rr doe, dated the diree. of and coo. IA Naha.: the Bout • visa Beak . cbereased b , el*Lei wbieh al, from th• mak. the mot. 'atom the ogootoot ad home; the moot Amer Coo canted had u n , riat their I yes to wait • ottani at at . ▪ StVing at b,oppj, ' L. 1124% MO Calla M Mb* Sin The mile.. r. Bank dose it rem • dip Vila mad ago • II he k.., d that thay Wes of the twain . hed gethe • et.d od business, g took phice, at the Est. The itea. al the othaw in. allowed WAG. and 1111 ease of both mate the two is:prams at of the <Whir R and pre. prosootiag a es Dot Dam, S. amid Goa t was 8,5 X, ..t. 11.863 a I floe Iloilo Si. a shank Ito equalise hd • veM cd . IF I WIZARD. Lrirs& ?sinful sat ▪ ow ansiag Imookilka is s at toil. TAO s MU from co Ow Mock- Inik-CrTr, knows so Iko. osisonninni . eni wed NV Monet frowr *kitty nette 114 Os the . I Ism awls &Woos& WE sow slat, In k to Um bolo Drably senrer al did to ssersi, elms the tubbing id preemie kis tap ids ids from the iltdadle w kb ware di I tea &dee, Durham, the dot his super. be addle was ;edge Elwin, Bell, Wm. r f o ur .en or branch • precipitated Alarm The dieecoerwl I and prima -7 drawn ids to ANA we, whose ta m bows and • same& The as. the I view of those re aad maoly aossropaoied by of all who sassed MO— balkllll ; Geo. Davison. 25. men, bet sop. —Yesterday edy of HewV see death wile war. The de• meas. named me they were to hie hornet • something to o doing strunt severely hurt , visible to bay. where be died Deed by tle bet Legs—Verdist. umnia.—Aa at the County tee. John Far ions day. Mu was a Clair MI of age. me bow sober tar I mutts. On " 1 lire), and is tho seating. xi his bedroom hat be was Al oat Mx ceaineit i germ was us se dm demand ut life had dar a examination, from szpt3 itrY Elmony.—Leads oucni Czar°. at Guy's Her on years. om , ho lived a F t r 7d, with another demased, who of of tie lire and bar ewe et, when the o, hat they did Me was eons ray after her deetrudhifet •'s farm at Ade. easy eight, tha wes dieervered rod for the peel bed beolt .1 the tee ...„ = lot The oegisoth mg the %P lilt offsets of doe. deetroy pi t/ 'beat, y both eteth . eireenetthoet hied to the fell Awed the hre• r so ftheadieen r of the staebt. I NO i, 34,879 ; 8": LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mr. Commiedeare Glosibarn sat for the Ent time lime his vamition today. ASH r. HA p --A IU2II.WAT MENTOR. This wu a trader.debtor's summons, takesout by Mr. Charles Frederick Ash, iron merchant, of Upper Thames street, against James Hall, of &About's' House, Addison•road, Kensiorton, brickmaker, to recover sum of lON. 2a. 10d. From the affidavit of Mr. Moore, it appears he did not personally serve the sum mons on defendant, because on showing him it he ran away. Mr. Howard appeared in support of the iaMeDOOll. but the defendant as being called did not answer to the name. and it is misted that bankruptcy pnxesdinp will forth with be instituted. fe JONIMI AND lIIIMBRIDOZ. —A GOOD 21ITATZ. Thie Tire; adividend ;r7eet eb;;liiii ig - .;;1. mon of Pimlico. Mr. Vents. from the rem of Maseru "Ablates-, applied for an adjournmentof the dividend sittiak There we. • remarkably good estete, and the creditors would receive upwards of 13. in the potted. Mr. Clunseck, the auctiooeer, had purchased • lease for 7,0001., buts. the pur chase money had not yet been received no dividend could be declared. adjoarement waa ordered to the 16th of October neat THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTH WARE. SINGCHAIt CHARGE Or DOG WHALING. Sarah Roger; • grd-leekirg young wi t, war pl•esd at the bar before Mr. Bonham. charged with drli • Skye terrier dog, the property of Philip Prestos, under the following singular edreametaaess: Emily Preston, the wife of the owner of the dog, mid that she resided at 62, York-med. On the aftersoca Of the 11th instant she was walking along the York.road, towards home, when she soddenly mimed her deg. She immediately gave information to the polio, and offered a reward of 20a. (or the recovery of the dog, but nothing was heard of it until Tuesday evening, when the constable pined possession of it, end the primmer was given into custody. Mr. Burcham asked the prisoner what she had to lay in &newer to the charge. She replied that cia the evening is qnsatioe she was walk ing with soother young w o m a n, when they saw the last witnesa crying, and, knowing her to reside war Hum, they offered to take her home. They them left her. sad, aseiog the dog close by, she picked it up sod took it home, and, sot being elite to keep it, she gave it to a young men is service in St. Paarneburclipad, sad an soon as Jo brad it was the prosecutor's dog she told the coestable where it was. She had no intention of stealing it. Sarah Hamill said she wee with the whoa, es the woo ing in gaieties, sad sew the dog follow the lady, whom she knew well. The primmer said to her, "Shan I pick the dog up r WAIN= told her ale might do as she liked. The prisoner thew took it away. Is answer to Mr. Barcham, Witness said that she knew the dog belonged to Mrs. Prestos, but she said lathing about it until the polies made iequiries. She then told the officer where to And the pri soner. Witness believed that obis oaly took the dog through • f , sad sot with the Wheelies of stealing it. Hr. am observed that inch wee his bells( ; bat he considered Met withers much to blare is allowing ben to take the dog, as she knew to whom it belonged. She was, M fact, the most guilt y party. Under all the circumstances of the ass he should daseherge her, and order the dee to be gives up to the imemplaisset. The prisoesr was then liberated, end left the mart with her friends. WORSHIP-STREET. IiOBIZIT AID VTOLISCI.-0/11Offlia AOAIII, Charlotte Dak• yam,' prostitute, was charged beton Mr. Cooke with being cesciaresd h etesding from the parent • valuablerop gold watch and money, toptber w ith er t e n other perty. Joseph Wiler, whom widens was takes %matt the medium of aa mid—l am • Gamma, a plait trade, sad live la Mitnerireet, Aldmate. Os /Pri‘ t he e bib isdaiefoil • late bear of the night, I meal:me in Spitel. hada what this women, who had just before bees Wag win amp mat In the skeet, came op to me, sad, so I ea. dentood bar, wished as to go down a eked (a sotorious thoroughfare kaolin u Phew delis-street). I rased, and pat bet away. She wed os,aad saddesly, abash Pre eihrutes afterwards.' was seined by the throat from behind. • man inetestly stappsd in hest of me, end eke Lid held al my throat, while • third engin up my lemma I wen fug to As groan& Ity east was ton epee, my geld nabob takes frem mT pone.. ad Si. boa is giddied salver mem from my bonen poen, as likewise purport. I had as is my lmad, bald soled rod is may way defied myself, as two of the men were lying es my awe sad steer& ; pro. sea* they jumped up and ma at, tehils• with them my hat and umbrella, and I have not elan men them soft my pro pertzies ease. Wife you injured at all Proessater—f was very much hurt by being hog dowit,and also by the mown on my throat and body. Ifogistrate—W hat do you imagine made the sr so sud denly bare you ? Preesonbar 7 A petlemn, es I afterwards assertainsd, wee approssiting, and it is my belief that hod DP some ow men I slimed is five minutes more bare died. Magistrate--Now, are you sure that the prisoner I. the woman who was talking to the met ! Prosentar—l am moat positive—then were three moo to her, and sal lay I distinctly observed that the on rob me went the same. The Nagistaute—Did you see the woman at that time? Prosecutor—No, I could not She had pained down the street ; dimly a few yards off looted not have soma her; but I pre a dircriptioe, and 'wenn her idestin. happened that prisoner wee apprehended as the day fol lowing the outrage, sod remeaded under the belief that the police would noised in taking the principal offenders, but es yet their effmte bare been urienocenftd. Prisoner,when asked whet answer she wished to oder apes the evidence spinet bar, mid—lt was about I o'clock in the raeraingmatt wher. eat I was there. caw so men, and know nothing cflAke Xr. Cooke—l shall further reamed the pruowr for a week. sad im probably in that space of fa rce nun nay be apprehen LAMBETH. OMIT 1112•011.110 ASP POCK= PICIONG. Chartea Wrigld, Edward Butler. sad Henry Break% three mart fovre, and sespected chagnekeen, weave shemad before Mr. Elliott with picking pockets. Hansa, a detective officer belonging to the P division, mid that on the evening before be mew the primers Is the neighbourhood of the Elephant and Castle, aad knovriag their characters be determined on watching them. H. followed them alarm the Kenningtoe-rced, where there was • large crowd of persona listenieg to a renting member, and the moment they got up to tbe people they commenced picking pockets. The prisoner Wright—lf Toa saw us *kin pockets why did sot Ton take us then ? Hams—Because I had no anlamme, sad I looked out for asather wasetable that I might mecum the three of Ton. You know you saw me aninopt the crowd. sad thee went away, bat I got on an omnibus, and saw you all three Audio( at • lamp looking at something shiny. I again followed you till I met two other cometables, sad took you all three. Mr. Elliott—Are the princes looms? Hams—Yes, year worship. At het Surrey SeIII;0011 but ale Wnibt was hied /ors with* robbery ; and though the ease was quite clear. his cormael beefed the prosecutor, so that the jury acquitted him. The other prisoners are also well knows. Mr. Elliott—l Ain reessod them for a week to give time for further ioquirionalueling them. The penmen were accordiugly remanded. THAMES. Amami THTTVU AND ADULT 111C11 , 7111A, Sarah Bateman a mania women. of No. 3, Doris-strut, Bromley. was brought before Kr. Wriohyth, charged with felooirowly reerivieg 10016 e. of Goal, the property of the North Ludo. Railway Compaoy. The case was a dltar one. Thi s morning, between th e boors of 3 and 4o' k, a police-constable earned Thomas Wakelfsg. is. a herr moored right wow the Lisiebouie Out, a branch of the River Lea. at Bromley. The barge farad a kind of poritooo bridge, and four boys, each lades with large piece. of coal were running atoms the barge from the emit to the west aide of the "cut" Use boy went into the prisoner's bowie on the went bank of the canal, the others lets bowies adjoining. The ocoatable par oled the boys acme the barge bet they all temped. Re wade aa immediate search is the hone he had seen the boys miter. lo the yard of one be discovered between 700Ibe. and 8001bs of coal in lumps, sad in the kitchen cupboard of the wi llow's dwelling he found 10011 e. more. The primmer wee theaad la bee sight draw. A hoc melted eat of house directly after the eneetable mitered. He asked the prisoner when hoy was that, and she maid, "It is my mos." Rbe could give so amount what. ever as to how she become resseeced of the coals. There le a wharf in the neennerion of the North London Railway, oo the seaters side of the cut, and a siding from the rail way, over which oral trucks ere propelled. The mole are discharged from the trucks into barges. The bum which had been werverted Into a bridge, wee elms a chortle the bask of the canal and under the cc& tusks. readiness to receive the outwit. of the trophy. About ball • too of coals had bees stoles from one of the trucks lo the mane of the night. The trucks or waggons on the railway adios were laden with Sraveley coal. The $ cwt. of noel hoed in the yard of one howie and Ow kitchen cupboard of the Prisoner's dwelling corresponded exactly with the male in the wagger's. The barge was shifted from it. position. Mr. Woolu c h Unshed if soy retail dealer, in the min bourimo.l of the place where the prisoner lived sold Ineveley MAL sit di the answer was hi the negative. The prisoner made so defence. Mr. Woolrych said a very daring robbery was committed in the night.tinio by several boys. who Maio half a too of coals from one of the tucks, sad surted their but,' to the opposite ride of the oat, sad were noddy denoted by the dot or' the wharf harking feerfallr. The primmer wee mach worn thee the tblevea She was t h e reriver, sad wee a vali wicked women. He seeteeeed bee to six ' weeks? In- Prtmemeet sad hard labour, ter the unlawful poeueles of tae coals found in bar Wave cupboard. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1863: WESTMINSTER. • MAY AND DUMB FIGHT. 16 =t klowerftll young main, we; charted with Wag y fa Ike Street and asmuNagithe Pomß On the amused being placed before the magistrate it was stated that he was deal end dumb. Mr.tillsold Naked whether there was any one present who weld acquaint the defendant with the charge against him, and the evidence of the polioncoestable in support of it. Defendant's sister stepped forward zed said that she could. She was then formally sworn to interpret the evidence to the but et her skill and ability, and discharged the duty by sages and 'articulations with much apparent ability. -constable Baker said he was io Oremorne-road at sem Ina even*, when he found defendant and another man fighting. He separated them and told 'them to go away, when he not only found that the defendant was deaf and dumb, but that the other man with whom he was fighting was similarly aMicited. There was a large mob assembled, and, with the assistance of ano thereoestable, rite's@ di:paned the people, and got defect. dent and the other away, but in a few minutes the accused returned to the spot and commenced fighting with another man. The latter went array, but defendant would not, and knocked witnees's bat off and struck him in the breast. He was very violent all the way to the station. Defendant's sister communicated with him, and after an exchange of signs said that his reply was that he did not remember anything that had occurred. Mr. Arnold asked whether he was intoxicated.. 4 The constable replied that he was, and added that he was not hurt by the blows he had received. Inspector Drake geld that defendant via generally a well-conducted . _ _ Yr. Aro — old said be should require him to ded one surety for his good behaviour. He vas looked up. MARYLEBONE. ATTIRTT TO ROM TN • WORKROOM Two stouteloolring females, ssated Maley and .11"°Maim were charged by Hr. Douglas, the master of Marylobate workhouse, with the following «Amman conduct: Mrs. Douglas, the mahout, mid that the carpenter informed her that the girls would sot allow him to do km work. She went to the ward and told them to ge to their work. Inetead et doing this they all rushed rosad her is a threatening attitude, and lf•Gionis struck her on the chest, and eke (wester) was obliged to strike out in self -defeats. John the carpenter, deposed to beim prevented from doing his work. He had a mug of scalding ea thrown over hint es well es cold water. — idwarerMorel, the epseetendent of labour, stated that he went to the refractory weed, and took bold of brOinnia, when she begse eareaming and biting like a demon. She bit his thumb throsgh, and ran to the end of the word, where she got powaiw of a kids which she had seared Armed with this she Wroth at his tweet, sad the blade out through the coat, bat, fortunately was stepped from going any further owing to the thick lining. She made a second stab at him, but he succeeded In getting hold of her wrist. In doing oohs he his these oat. 11 . Gionis said she would have his life, and made use of meet high tful threes. The ineaMe. came sad teak the knit* away. Before this she kicked him sewed times en the shies, and bit him on the elbow. It wee with very great difficulty M•Climils wee locked sr, bat Maley wile quietly. Mr. Tubbs, assistant overseer, said it was a shameful thing that each sent, strong girls should be a harden upon the perish, and when is the house for them to behave so out rageously. Ile woe glad to say that a system would@Wetly be adopted as regards such straw ebiebodled paupers. The guardians had teen a shed where Ma per son as the unicorn would have to go te work, so that they would set he allowed is the hose • Mr. Newfield said it wee a shameful thing that poor people should have to sterve and Mach themselves, in order to pay rates for the maintenance in Weems of such stoat Ley people as were thee before him. !Minnie& be see tenced to three months' hard labour and Meg to 21 days. is so is. !!. illi 100 100 400 NS O 4 all 011 sll 100 100 Iles ac 1 1°6 3.4” :ISTEi.-(THIS DA F.) Ai ' . rwie o'Oseac. The railway market continues firm, and some of the principal lines hays again improved. Great Northern stock has Advanced per oent. ; London 4ud 14 ° 411 Western, 4.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ; and Midland and Great Eastern, 4. London and South Western has receded 4. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to 1024 ex div. ; Great Western, 661 to ; Midland, to 127, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 1 lto div. ; Great Eastern, 514 to i zx te c r i n iv. ; Caledonian, 119 to 120, ax div.; South , 94; to 961, ex div. ; Great Northern, 1241 to 1261, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 101 to 4. Indian and Canadian lines are steady at pre vious quotations. Pernambuco shares are in demand and firmer, while Great Luxembourg are rather dull. UNDDIANT IMAM AND ROOM RanN/LIFIL ism its...ll4l.ll~iry fa &eke. &M 0 11~ sal Beata ... Oft D. • • ae4h. 6 De. DlimispillelL Mit amil~ Dft4..rank Wasp ILlmeipe r4"a nr Lim Wow adorn Do. • Moak._ . 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Consols are now quoted 931 to I for money, and 931 to 1 for the account (Oct. 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, I ; ditto, for account, 931 ; Three'per Ceuta. Reduced, 92, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 92 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 1-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863 and 1864, 991, 100 ; ditto, Bonds, 20a, 17s. prem. ; Bank Stock, for account, 238 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1171 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 3e. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet to-day, and the variations in prices are few and unimportant. Spanish Certificates are rather firmer, and Venezuelan of 1862 and Italian Five per Ceuta are inquired for. On the other band, Turkish Consolid4a and Mexican Bowls have declined 1 per oent., and Peruvian of 1862 are dulL Anglo-Turkish securities are steady, at previous quotations. Turkish of 1854 are now quoted 96 to 96 ; ditto 1868, 71/ to 1 ; ditto 1862, 71 to ; Consolidis, 531 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 3611 to ; Greek, 371 to 381; and Mexican, 444 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Greek, 374; ditto account, 384 ; ditto Coupons, 18 ; ditto account, 184, 4 ; Italian, for account, 724 ; Mexican, 444, 4 ; ditto for account, 444, 4,5, 44 ; Peru vian, 1862, for account, 884 ; Portuguese, 1856, ,1857,1859, 1860, and 1862, 494, 4, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 934 ; Spanish Passive, 364 ;do., for account, 364, 37, 364 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 144, 4, 4 ; Turkish, 1862, for exount, 714 ; Venezuela, 1862, 594 ; ditto, for account, 594, 4. The Confederate Loan has further improved 1 per cent., being now quoted 26 to 24 discount. International Financial shares are rather lower, at 54 to 54 prem. General Credit and Finance are steady, at 2to 24 prem. ; and London Financial at 24 to 34 prem. _ FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are firmer, at 93i to for money, and 93e to f for the account The demand for money yesterday at the Bank of England, and in other quarters, was to a good extent, chiefly in connexion with the fortnightly settlement in the Stock Exchange. The rate for choice bills in the open market was 31 to 4 per cent. About 37,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Mexican dollars by the steamer Shannon were sold yesterday for China at sa. 30. per ounce, being the same rate as that lately current. In addition to the gold ships mentioned yester day evening, the Strathdon sailed from Sydney for London on the Ist of July with 55,000 sovereign. The foreign exchanges were steady yesterday, and quotations about the same as on Friday last. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.19 to ; ditto, 3 days, 11.17 to 4; Rotterdam, 3 months , 11.19 to ; Anteurp, &Months, 25.55 to 60; Riunburg, me. boom, three mouths, 13.84 to Paris, 3 days, 25.27 i to 324 ; do.. 3 mouths. 25.524 to 74 ; Frankfort-00-the-lisine, 3 months, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), S months, 361 to 37 ; View" et do.. S m0ntb5,11.374 to 424 ; Trieste, of. do , 3 months, 11.374 to 424; Madrid, 3 mouths, 481 to 49; °edit, 3 month', 481 to 49 ; La bore, 3 months, 25.66 to 70 ; Genoa, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Maple; 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.65 to i 0; Meareas, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 dam dal to i• We are informed that the capital necessary for carrying out the Atlantic Telegraph enterprise in the best manner has now been provided. Teuders and specimens from eight contractors were re ceived in reply to the company's advertisement, and were all submitted to the scientific committee appointed by the directors, consisting of Captain Galton, RE., Professor Wheatstone, Professor Thompson, Mr. Wm. Fairbairn, and Mr. Joseph Whitworth. This committee has sent in its report, unanimously recommending the board to accept the tender of Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co. The directors have adopted the recom mendation, and entered into a contract with that firm whereby the latter are bound to man ufacture a cable of the best description, to be approved by the scientific committee and the board. Theyalso undertake to lay the cable across the Atlantic in the summer of 1864 The manu facture of the cable has already commenced. Information has been given of 7,9001. in bank notes having been obtained by a Hungarian by fraud, of which the numbers, dates, &c., are specified. The subjoined letter is from the solicitors to the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria : LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE to ILIIOIIOO IIIISGIAPIL) DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ST. LEGN:B. lig... ... ... GoWm Thdp ... ... ... 19 was. XI7NICIPAL STAMM Waattingtoa beat Cluing wit. CORPORATION PLATE. Dm* , ... ... ... _ 1$ nr. SWEEPOITAIER OF 10 BOWL Five turkey 152 yards. lrlds Yam, Pareemise. Carnival, Cad's, Oriels, Day. al . U g h Kriagßngh , King of Utopia, Omar de Lioo , ell Harvest , vinptone, Lady of Coverbare, and Ophens are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. About 2 miles sad 5 turkey. Oldsoineter, Drummer Boy, bonne, Jerk of Haute, Jack's Alive, Cellar oe, The i.e,.. King of Utopia, blether to Rapid Moo*, Anonyms, sad Deleibeila. AR ere hen. LATE3T BEITING. fff._LEGFJI._ 4 to 1 yM Lad oLldw (t) 9 to 2 Aveager (t) 7 to 1 Qititta Borth& (t) 9 to 1 Ooldea Pledge (t) 16 to 1 Borealis (t) 16 to 1 Blue Mantle (t) 20 to 1 Dessybrook (t) 20 to Tin 09r4 60 to 1 Natiottal G (t) uard (t) 60 to 1 Otintatatle (t) WALLING AGAINST THAI. —An occurrence took pleas on Friday last shish has excited camakNerable interest among military and @podia( circles. Lientment Thames, of the 2nd battalion of the 32nd Foot, stationed at Fulwood garrison, who has on previous occasions executed some testa of esdurasce io pedestrianism, lately &nosed, in preemies of some of his brother calkers during men, HIM N cookl walk, fully accoutred as a private seidisr, and armed with rifle end bayoset, GO miles within 20 boon. Beta were freely offered, which Lieut. Thomas es freely accepted, and 3001. to 1004 was staked in various rums against him. The 60 miles to be gone over were fixed to be on the turupilorroad Mtwara Prestos to Lasemeer. He conuomosd his task at a quarter-past 3 o'clock on Friday earaming, the starling pond befog the eon milestone from Preston, opposite • pro menade known as the Ladies' Walk. Be was fully accoutred in the full marching conditions of a private soldier, with rifle, knapsack, kit, boycott, and 20 rounds of ammunitioo , the whole weighing about 661 b. For the last few miles be exhibited mandest . siges of ealmostios, bat gamely kept on, and woo with manta to spare. SERIOUS ACCIDZSIT WITH A CRICELT•BALL While engaged in • pme of cricket at Peekham-rye on Mese. Mr. Devil IL Batchelor met with a serious &oddest. A We, bell, bit from the bat of Mr. Mules Diekie, *mak hien wick cosidemble farce M the chest, felling him la the ',mead, whilst blood Rowed from his month. Dr. Mackie was immediately rummaged, and the unfortunate gentleman emiveyed to his residence, but it Is feared the accident is of a may serious satire. Dzarei ow TES Rosa—Yesterday afternoon Dr. lAnkerter, coroner for (ISM& Middlesex, held an inquest touching the death of Mr. George Robinson, a respectable trederman, who bad resided far map years is the Lower road, Islington, end bad taken an mein part to pameisial affairs From the evidence of Mr. Baker, a shopkeeper io the Lower-reed, it appeared that the elermosed imi Mr. Bowediffe accompanied him is a dog-cart to Bernet rams on the 7th lest. They did set leave Islington till shoat 3 chi**, sad remained only an hour at Barnet. They drank lathing there tad though they called for some brandy at Colney H atch on their return borne they did eta drink it, bat partook of tea only. Oa nearing the Manor Roma, in the Green-lanes, heymd Barberry, the mare which drew the cart, end we. driven by Mr. Baker, " shied ' ' at something en the road, and so caused one of the wheels to fret on a grass bank above the level of the road. Mr. Baker was thrown out with the reins in his hands, bet was OA* to let them go when be' fell upon the reed. The mare thee started off is a gallop, and on Mr. Baker raising himself he found both his caw , pokes lying in different parts of the mad. Mr. Rowell& was next examined, and stated that after Mr. Better was thrown from the cart, and obey the mare had gene off at full meed, be jumped out at the near side for the purpose of catching the reins, which were hanging from the ani mal's head. He was, however, jerked oat is the at tempt, and °s saved himself from being sin ever by throning his body over on one side, Mr. Baker came to him Immediately afterwards, and they found Mr. Robineon lying almost le a state of insensibility on the Bide of the road. Ms opinion was that he bad attempted to jump from the cart, and, being • heavy man, was thrown forwent , on his head with considerable force. He thought the de. I ceased might easily have saved blemelf by getting out at the look of the cart. He would have get oat that way himeelf, 'sly that he was anxious to admit held of the nine. He did not mowed M Mk, and the mere walloped on till stopped by the pollee at some two miles from the men. of the secidest. With the assistance of a mounted policemen he mid Mr. Baker removed the deceased to the Manor Moose, sad eakertissotly, by the advice of a doctor, to kis ewe to se. Mr. Tallenee, eingeme, proved that the demand died on the 12Ih het from concession of the Mein, canoed by the fall from the wt. Tire jury found a verdict of " Aceidoutal Death," and iv:premed their Otifilind that there had been so rarelemeen on the part of either Mr. Baker or Mr. Roweliffs. Mr. Robinson be. left a widow gad thirteen &Wren to moon bin lea Tae. HON. Comm or Gzirrtzwww-ar-Antes. —The Gamete al lent sight states that the QUA'S boa been pleased ea the eeseissliee of the Right Hem. Lord Foley, to wrist Breive‘llsier Bevil Granville, late 23rd Foot, one of her Majesty's Hoe. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, vice Major Jame Poises, retired. ILIA& toe ,Sam cad U. S. Doak 010 idDloadgene..tUverpool 40 derdrolods O Do. New (Melted) te Moak ot la pa MO Doak of Unless 100 Book it QuesaiMad (1. SO Moak of VlMorlajmoblo MO illook of Moles Ow) . 10 Dank of New realm,* . I. to I Braellomt L M ,Brltmed AmeriseaSa4l. 40 ,Dolllde 11. America 10 Cher.lllclerte, OolamlM, IP 0. FM. ladle Om. Clow 1 a cad. Y. et 11,4&.& la 10 Omedlesetai %elated Rook a.) MO We 101111M1 asUm 14 Das.lloo.lg emu ( ) eome. 000 ilisemee.l.llmet,folo.ClS MO ;Imperial Bonk Uralbef 10 'lmpestol I , Cii• i t,040u and Droofllaa 100 Um B.Arresde R. Mots a. 100 Loa., Mr., R &Staff. (L) v. ,Lea. Cb. Gail at AUMPI. 100 vv. ~ ..,,,,Lastlaa F t % 01: 01 g ai .. (1. .. 100 we. an d Middlelez (L. 100 Lou. Los. sad Northers (L. o .•.4..n .I , Mau. ••,4. 100 , LoodoMlLAimakesa Qs MO i 1.. n. i ei. Women OM. Lou. sad Weotenbass. . 'Mercantile Reehaaas(L) , Metro. AI Pro,. hem. I. LW. Reserved Illdload Rook (Um.) . Modleaol ot Uverpeol(L Do Do Yaw do Obeli Votes IProgtar. at !Mew. SAW* tuaJ., I lloldit mum& Its•d.ot eriLt.Attlea(l • Now Main ut v t i Aa & atrails ua fram e (L Pnlon of rebind aim). INILL ooritami MOM& pv D i t. : =ll i T i t iro --l ij O D 6 pot sot 06,4por000Lla.86ock! ariGa 6 9• 6 9. 06 .0na t Mr , tool Do. 4111 DWI i0n,N0v.144, 'DAL ',,. 187$. do t Dorottlir 0 pa 04.1873 Do. 1418' Do. 18S YBrd Gov. 4 Dor DM . pow Droomeon. 0 p. K. . S.Dak.!, il. a Ida i D 0.6 RC lIE 6r. la., Dc.._6 .p.C.. %Awes.. .1 !Jew usimmt spar 1. ', Dim aeolla I p. a, l wt. , ' B t 0 . 1 Ira, "1"4 1. Teo .•p.a. Soon. 1 D ilo.Oev.4p.e..JoskitJobl o. &ADA. Apoll.ll o I - .V. iiiio 9644011 1 0.000 I 0,N)0 11(6,0119 11.11 MAN 1800001 it,OOP • - %MAW 11 IL *. admit Wag Leedom WO .1166 it K. latharta• 11.0. simesol Vlslorts Met II I Di). New IM WO 100 NO IN MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Thom. In the mining market to-day the dmdireare occupied with the settlement of the amount, and very little other business is going forward. South Crotty shares are rather lower, at Uto 26. East Caradon are quoted 28 to I, being steady; Longrakat to ; Wheal Crofty, 3to it ; Glasgow Caradon, 3I to 4k. No transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Cobra have been dealt in at 30, being firm, and United Mexican, at n. AN UNFORTUNATE AUTHOR.—A few weeks back we stated that a poor half-starved mortal, who called him self "Arthur Fleury Trevylian," was charged with wens= before the %enlace= magistrates, and that there wee raison to suppose ha mind was affected. It has since trans pired that his teal name is Heighway, and that ha was ones a popular author ! One little book of his—" Lena Ada"— a story of a Jewish convert, we recollect had • very lams sale some ten or twelve years ago, and it appears that Yr. Reighway at one time was a valued contributor to Tails Magazine. The magistrates have sent the poor safes twat* author to the Salop Lunatic Asylum, there being no doubt that he is at present deranged.—Oemestry Adrereiser. FATAL NRGLICT or VACCINATION. —Dr. Lea kook", the Clormier for °onkel ltiddlemix, held an Inquest yesterday, in flornseproad, on the body of Hoary That Hambrook, one of three children, then lyiair dead ia the home, No. 2, Sadth-ternme. Dr. Leakeeter, in summing up, said this was a case of very gross neglect in the child having been permitted to die without medical attendance. There wee also soother point, which the jury ought to take into their coosideration, sad that wee the neg. Jed of vaccination. It appeared that the mother had been served with the usual notice to have her child vacci nated, and for neglecting to comply with the terms of that notice she and her husband were liable to a penalty. They had, in fact, broken the law, and if death resulted from their having broken the law they were liable to • verdict of manslaughter. It was his opinion that verdicts for MM. slaughter in such cease would have a very beneficial effect in i to have their children vac c i na t e d. Th e jury n t e t= s e death had resulted from an attack of smallpox, mid that "said death was accelerated . by the deceased not having been vaccinated, and not having had proper medical attendance." They also adopted a resole- Coe "the attention of the parish authorities of Islington to the prevalence of smallpox in the neighbour hood, mid the amenity of inspection for the purpose of = r uin .. the vaccination of all children in the aerg•- SALE Or THE SLZDNIERE SHEEP FIA)CIL MHZ, 1101DAT.-110-day the pure Leioester ewes fanning the breeding look of the late Bir Tattoo iiyksa, sod which enjoyed so wide a celebrity, were disposed of by sorties. Three days of lest week bad begs occupied by tin Messrs. Tattersall is disposing of the end, but today the Mons. Bonitos, *be Tattenalls of the Yorkshire steak min wielded the hammer. The eseepany was quite as Lae as &erne the stud WIG, sad it is earsewh a t remarkable that, like the and, the sheep desk will be dispersed throughout the world, wend pantheon having bees made far Ireland. the Oestisent. mad Australia. Most of the ftecknastmes of the eomvy wen else present ; the competition was remark ably tees. and the prices realised swoons. This was partioalarly Use case with the sheep, from which so masy preenantakimg animals bare desended. The dock also was perfectly healthy, sad lista* fed apes green food, mad, bang selected, possessed that ptyalin sa meness, and symmetry so hiWy valued by the late Sir Tattoo Sykes. Some of the neerhugs necked the ann. cedoeted pries of 141. odd per bead, mid the sale rotted pee an average of over 81. per heed. The Wee of the stud wen considered remarkable indeed, Messrs. Tattereall then mires were agreeably surprised at the sennanne mined. To-day, however, the disposed of the breeding dock has still further aroused the paean to peons some p of the Lemon breed. and Messes. Boehm have dispseed of the lots at prices altogether without preeedeot ,• indeed, the sheep male wag more remarkable than that of the end. Indadieg the bents. there were 530 heed sold. and the day's receipts were just short of 3,0001. The weather during the whole of the sales has been remarkably TO TIM ZDITOR OFTHI TIMM. is;e7sTedWithmuclssurpri;e the letter la your impression of to-day from the solicitors of a imposed Anglo- Austrian Bask. The embryo project above alluded to is, so far as we know, simply a scheme submitted for the consideration of the Austrian government, and should it be approved of it may some day ripen into a concession, however meagre may be its privileges. On the other hand, the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria, so named by the Austrian government, baa obtained its concession for 90 years, and has come before the public in a prospectus every statement of which we are preamed to substantiate. We cannot think that Masan. Birchiun, Dalrymple, Drake, and Ward are justified in making use of the name of the finance ministry as they have dope. They quote a tele- gram, omitting the signature. as sent from the finance ministry, thus leading the public to infer that it came from the Minister of Finance, X. von Fleoer. We do not believe' that M. von Planer has so far compromised himself as to seed a telegram to be used—as we fear the telegram in 1 question has been need—for the purpose, if possible, of de- hating an undertaking already sanctioned by his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Anstria.—We am, he., CIOWDZI, MAYBAZD, end Co. 57, Coleman-street, Sept. 15. The French government has directed that all im ports from Algeria shall be placed on the same footing as imports from England and Belgium under the late treaties. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, aud other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : fosarZott—Atha, 134 ; Coni;ercial U3ioo, 94, 8;„ D 1 ; Eagle, 64 ; Globe, 1124, 124 ; Guardian, 51; London, 47 North British and Msraintilii (Limited), 17 4 ; Ocean Marine. 184, I ; Rock Life. 84 ; Sun hire, 220; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited). foi ; Universal Marine (Limited), el, 4. Gaslight and Goka.--Grest Central, 184, 191; Imperial CootinentaL 87, •; London, (Al, 7; ditto Parliamentary. 304 ; Malta and Mediterranean (Limited). 44, 1 ; Para (Limited), 74 ; United General, IN Western, 174, 18. Docks.— Rat and West India, 144 4. Waterworke.—Berlia, ; Peet Landon, 130. TunaAy Imam. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to 4 for the Bth of October, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 934 to 4. The official business report is its follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 934; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 4 ; New Three per Ceuta., 92, 4 ; India Stock, 294 ; ditto The per Cent. Stock, 1081, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 904 ; ditto, 1864, 100 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 1004 ; ditto Bonds, les., 194. prem. ; Four per Cent. "cubical " rupee paper, 984: ditto Five per Cent., 1074 ; ditto Five-sinl.s.lis.f per Cent., 110/. The India Five per Cent stook remains quoted 1084 to 4. India Bonds were quiet, at 16s. to 19s. prem. ; and Exchequer at par to 34. prew. . h owl tN 11).. AO 7.0111 OK 11, ••• I. ISS Air IN I. tOS I Mb * *AO 10 10001. & 10.000 1 100 1111 Y 4 IS 1* ori Sl* SN Soars a & LOO 10,04)!tOg S6OOOl SO w to a ... Ili true 16 16 pa ▪ U W we fej Ulf le I IN al • ss c : 4 •pa 6 6 yob 411 61 1 2pm ss so ss 109 111 110 60 4 7Do IS ni I .1 492 11 ISS ST IT. 1 dle Oe li Of dli 44 1 Ilk 15 Silk 111 I i xipto Po l pasi li It 05d1s1 15 6 pal II N se ft IS I lip II • •• • 10 pea • 10 poi Si 16 • Oidu, Se le )I.IIIITIKS. 1111 CA pilaw I M 1... tot — ar I. 1 113 IW 113 rY 1.4 01 03 106 110 111 114 113 116 111 100 1011 111 116 107 104 1001 1101 113 110 llt .. 3 1(6 1004 1,611 1011 1014 146 I 1 113 4 11 3 111 113 111 113 106 110 114 1111 ide — - 101} 90 101 I i s dls i pal -. Isi 1.911 t We - 3 In the foreign stock market today that I:rmaad was obiajj for Mexican and Spanish securities. net, wattle Ozt buaineas in bast shares, • • yl wane' fifes. Aus tralasia (new), Chartered - Mercantile of India, London and thins,/ City, Imperial Ottoman, better. Bank of Queens and Undon Chartered of Australia receded. In the miscellaneous share market there was a rise in Joint Stook Discount, National Discount, Oriental Inland Steam, and Rhymney Iron, and a slight decline in Crystal Palace stock. Canada Government Five per Cents. were lower. International Financial shares were rather firmer, the last price being 54 to 51 prem. General Credit and Finance were steady at 21 to 21 prem., sal London Financial, at 21, to 3 prem. B *dame/ . Bay were quoted ¢to de., showing a slight rise,; and Egyptian Trading, 14 to 11 prem. The dividends are advertised as payable on tiii• Danish Three per Cent. Loan of 1825 ; the Bre.: zilian Five per Cent, Loans of 1824, 1825, 1838, and 1869 ; the unconverted Three per Cent Defer red Bonds of the Anglo-Peruvian Debt ; and on the Chili= Six per Cent. Loan. The shares of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria closed to-day at d to I prem. • Dealings took place in Italian Irrigation Bonds at 891 to 1, and in the shares at 51. At the close the quotations were respectively 89, 90, and 1 to 04 Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to * min. • Thames and Mersey, 34 to 1 pron. North 'British and Mercantile, 171 to 181 ; and Commercial Union, 34 to 44 prem. Oriental Hotel s hares were nominally quoted to prem. • Marine Investment, to I pron. p Buxton Hotel, to prem. ; and Star and Guise; Hotel, to 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RIE-LANIL—(THDI DAY. ) Fresh np to our market this morning the arrivals ad home-grown wheat were very moderate. Both red and white qualities, however, met a slow sale at x Gorys decline in prices of ls. per/quarter. The show of samples of foreign wheat was moderately. large. In all descriptions a very moderate busiocia was transacted at about previous rates. Floating cargoes of grain were in but moderate request. on former terms. Melting barley was in demand, and bee samples were eery firm in price. Onnding and distilliog qualities moved of slowly, at late rates. The malt trade was steady, at full currencies. The supply of oats was tolerably large. The trade wan slow for all 4saiptione, yet no ohaop took place is prim► compared with Monday. Both beans and pew were firm in price. The supplier; osi offer were small A limited business was transacted in Dour, at about, stationary prices. Mustard seed was eer► firm, at 10e. to 14. for brown. and at 10s. to 12s. for white. Other sleds were unaltw el in price from last week. CIMILL'irr PILICES. Zwousa. Nit Qr. WILT. I. foist,Koot, rad 1461 61 to 44 Ditto, sew 4B to 47 Ditto,whlt4 . oB 41 to 46 Ditto Dew 46 to 46 Norfolk and [lmola rod 1861 4l to 66 Par Qic, a a. Scotch, foodOffS. IS to 111 IS to ff blak, wgt i o al !. .... black SBAXL 16 to IS _ _ new, OMIT Malting DistaWog Grinding V to MAW Lux, Norfolk. and &Wolk OO lo 011 Cavaco and Wars 07 to 110 Brown lra Old and new O6 So 30 Y to 47 ' Masopm SO to IS Tick 3O to 33 lattow Memo 36 to 44 Ply S ty l it e n Sit ko a rt to a Nava_ _ . ITows mai, poi 230 lte. Illososksid 34 to 10 1 fl= sod Suffolk .s ,d. 23 to 99 tostlah, toed — lB to ZS „ potato ls to 27 WIRAT. a I. Mamba) sad Komp. . _ OL. 4: a. Danish mad Ilwedia 17 $s U linimigia berg — 46 le 61 11.4,.t0ck 114ekles• D:a u fat 43 to 49 40 to 46 ltusallut. bard 1 Nabob Sli So 111 IEI°I4"PIAL SI le Si WR American, red „ whits to 411 BAILS!. m Laos _ 33 to a laaaa 0D... • White 36 le Yellow &tiding. ---- 111 to 1O Distilling Malting ans. _ . . . 1100 A. fttch. !we r 77. 18 to 23 Iron* O rd 7.. :7 to 0 Asseriesir, per brL to M U Omodlaa, .. 19 lo U INTO LONDON, 111' NA= lit TO SEPT. 16. INCLENIVE. 1,4 ****l6 forl ARRIVAIR AV GRAIN. RC, CARRIAGE. FROM nEP[. 11 Ilrbssi. Barley. Ils.lt. (Ids. I Flow. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. Wis. sada (Mb IWO& and Scotch: 583 SW IWO . . WO WO /swigs 1 7 00 370 .. MOW I !SO .. Total _ 700 1000 114200 220 WO LIVERPOOL OOTfON MARKET. runs DAY.) (sT axon= Awn nwzawknowAr. TILSONAPIL) (now mix owl 00111111POIDZIFT.) Market opens again excited, and prices again going up. Salsa probably about 20,000 balm. MINCING LANI.-(THIS DAY.) Suoas.—The marketoontinues ;Molly bat quiet for West ladle ; other sorb have also sold at previous priors, and mstalliesol grocery Mauritius at some advance. Brown, 275. 61. to 31e. 6i, ; low yellow, 321. 6d. to :Ms. : grainy yellow, 375. 6d. to 38.. 6d. ; crvetallised, good and fine yellow, 40. 6d. to 42a. ; whit*, 475. 6d. ; and Porto Rico, 34e. 6d. to4os. 6d. Rased cmninum dull at sale. . . . . 74 A;;TIE sold heaviiy;tilid.ieriin;7pienteTtion triage, 72.. to 72a. Bd. • low middling to middlieg calory, 80s. le 85e. 6d. ; peabeivy, 92.. to 935. 6d. ; native Ceylon, ordinary small to good, 695. to 725.; Mocha, 90.. to 90s. Gd.; Gee ordinary Malabar, 77.. 6d.; Mysore, 76.. to 76.. 6d. COCOA.—The market I. quiet, and only a few le s haw bees disposed of. Trinidad, 545. to 560. Grenada, 946. to 56a. Tea.—Tbe public sales are progressing heavily, and tie parcels sold are thou' offered without reserve coogon some cases at previous price., but in others at id. to Id. per Ilb. decline. Foo chow orange pekoes and common country young hysons are also cheaper. 14CE.—The demand for Bengal is rather active : broken to good white sold at lUs. 3d. to 13s. 3d. ; Ballam, 9.. to 9.. 4ad. Rue.—About 200 poss. sold, Leeward., at le. 51. : sod Demerara at 1.. 6d., for fair, in luncheons, to is. 10d. fee he, is barrels. Saco Foos-1.200 bap sold At 14a. 9d. to 15s. cash. am.grirrits.—The market is quiet. Cones.—The market contiouss active at extreme prima The total sales yesterday were 7,1'00 bales, at as adverse* of id. to gd. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Towo tallow is quoted net coed; Petersham Y.O. on the spot. 43e.; Octoi.er December. 435. ; December, 431. 3d.; January to Mareb, tie. 9d.; limb, 445. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS D tY.) Manta Pattendem and Smith report ea active donned for the new growth of hope, winch are of very sapenor Los lity this wawa. Prices are egein 2e. to 3.. per ewt. dearer shim Monday. Curreucy :-31,.1 and East Kent., V. 12s. to 8/. ; Weald Keats, 5.. to 6!. ; Sasser, 54 to 3f. I 's. COAL MARKET.-(THTS DAY.) Walls Elul Haswell, IN. 6.1. s ; Walla Bad S,iuth Hei ken. 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Tritodoii Hartlepool. ; Walla KW Hartlepeel, 16a. ; Walls Bad Russell Hatton; 17a. 6d. ; Walla End South Hartlepool, 17s, mak RA Barth Kailas. 17.. lid. ; Walls Eod Halvah Hal, 17.. 4141.; Wane Eod Kelloe, 175.64 ; Walls End Eden Main. 17e.; Walls End Riddello, 16a. 9d. ; Walls End Thorpe. 16,. Ad. ; Walls Elul Harlon, 16s. 9.1.; Belmont, 164. 9d.; Walker Primrose, 12s. 6d. ; l'aatield Moor Ruth, 1:le Id.; Buddies Hartley, 16.. ; Bebeda Hartle!, 16.. ; Hartley, Ilk. ; Lambert's Hartley. 16s. —92 444 d market. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARIN?. LlRipon., Farr. 16.-6dve to-da :—lanciuldre and York shire, 1181—London and North Western, 101; f 1 f North 31111.1 ah. 66—nouth Eastern, PS t 1 —Buffalo and Lake II arca, is 11 16 I—Oreat western of Cumin, 10!—British and American Banking Company ILlmitcall, 41 p.— dereantlle and V% ••hanid Sank (LlMlted . , D-16 f 11.16 i MPS j 1 . 34 4 i 13.16 p.—Nnttonii Bank of Liverpool tthalted), 4 p. —British and Foreign 3'.lrinic ILlnoted) I 1146 v.—Liverpool and Loudon Inc and Laic, 1.. p. Thanks and Never Marius ;Tinilled ,Ilf 7-16 p.—talon Marine (Limited), 2 3 p.— ltreat Ship, le. t4.—Ditto 171 per cent. pref. 105. Al. flu—Pacific Steam, recehing dtddesin 1604. 771—: Greek, $ par (*.ls., 411 1. 4 di—drank& Paneled sr Ga. Nrw C.B.—The Gla:ette of last night state: that the Queen hes beer graciously planed to give orders 1, the soporetnstnt of Colonel Henry Yule, late of the Royal (Beegal) Degiefters. sod late Secretary to the Goveretneitt of ladle to the Pabltc Works Depertmeat, to be se ordinary )(ember of the Civil Divivon of the Mini Class, or Com pactions of the most flouoursble Order of the Beth. Per Qr. I 1 , iii i 1 . ' ; i I I ' .. 11 1 I 1; ; ! . 1 . , 'll ' \ 1 ii, ' I l ( !'4 1. IP : I . . ; . .111 1 M i ) , I* t . it; • • , ROY 000 00,000 MON 0,000 10,0001 WOW 10,, 10.0 00D 00 ItIC481"1 * 0* AIM 111.6.0 @MOP UMW* AK* 110.404 IN 165 66 N 64 N a - .. re