The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-17 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. (Bake* Mr. Jamtke etveSm.) THE MURDER IN HORSERIONOEIt-LANE. OAOL Sum Prole*, 66, or Mitred fee ths wilful wader of Jolla Hedges. x i . aimed leer the galore conducted the prosecution. Mr . Sleigh was Fromm The fore of this car have been gives very fully within the hat lbw days. The prey sad the dreamed way both Marrs of Horemeager.laas Oar, the fanner basis( been committed for debt, sad the latter being In me w, spea • cheeps of Nosy, sad they wen both proud Y whet ma called the lalinsavy Weed, too ethic bee( rashest to the erns ward. The drearr p d ee y ea at.. soilleving from Ms, sad b of err rheum .l the prism inlertelaing an tbat A+ to wee to ea unseeml rata el Wad, nad realrel to he scatelesd, gays drunione that be shard W oleo breed la the trier icy, where be might he wakes& • aint et Malay, the Rh flepterber, the pr efer end the deseasol, sad the 'thee ti lemmata of the mod out to bed, sad Air fear o'clock ea the morn kg the rimer oar NM to go to • ea Wee or • pa, md be heamdlately prixeoded W ee gtd 4 ... mi ke by the demard, red truth kin throe or fear vie -60,6ei0s era the Mad with the pall, and be died of the worms to received shear footer s lately. The Frame weds oes of 1101111• 110111111dON et the time, tothe erect thr the Meter bad erred hi. wits, rad was very rioted, and he Arty rewords mg, all es the deceased, He l• • more hr seduced my wils, aid it served Mai 00 1 :. no "simian. otibmwat bream BIM 0011I mai and bs thus said be s et tell what bad made ty m do It, sa the dressed bad always teen my bed to his. Mr.Keeee, the pommy of ths prison, mid the wpm also, both eapreesed their opiates that the Orme me is • Mass of Manny al the UM the set was committed, gal that he me sot at all aware of what la was doing, ar tithe coesequaaree that were likely to result. The primer was acquitted on the tremor of Warty, sad M our ordered to De delarad is sah moody darn Mr lifojoety's Or —ow& Cmairom took occasion in the omen of the mete complain of the illegible marl in which the de• wee written, ead add that roam of the most =l7portions of them It was Maim hope. i . pbee without a pest deal of die catty, It was most a...mid that the jar. should be e a( anyosiated with all the toot. coutsiu In the <lwo gems, sad it ova dear he could not be so, makes ha was able to teed what was cantered in them. He hoped, &Mara be should 114 have to mike • similar complaint is Men. TH6 .. MURDER IN TIIE HAUPSTEAD-ROAD. Comelifts &.q, 26, smith, we bedieted Ler the wilhtl Noir of Gallo ben:one:lLL_ Mr. Cooper prosecuted. The prisoner warn &lidded by He Payee. The deceased, it will he neriamberci, Tao shopmen to • wadi cow in the Ilempriad-raid, and it di at • late hoar in the might of the 23rd o f r ell4 vast, ihe prism went into the shop, accompanied by his id id his brother-in-law , be twig at the time Y • etas of Intoxication. He sat down to • eh*, ea west to sleep, mid the dereseed, after be had tem la the towittios for more thee two hours, tried to awake him by throwing water opm his sad patting ire dews hie beck. • rest% subssquestly took piers ketones the rimer sad the demand, &ad dm latter powered • etv k, and wee about to mike the primate, wheat be stabbed I. the belly with a butte,_sad be died from the Sam, rewired two or three days alterwards. jury fond the primmer guilty of waelaughter, sad wee named to tua yews' pesaf servitude. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. I ' . ihrharl Lew , e the — service of Messrs. Bate ma sad Co. metal brawn, Comma-West, was Mono' before the I.eirel Mayor upon remind, charged with hair ember sled the moseys of M employers. The ',ideate &adored at the imam elan:deaf ine, which had rennin* to the prisoner's basin withheld lOU. oat of 2061., sad with which he had ban 'unwed to pay to the meant of hie employers, at their beakers', Ina read by Mr. the chief clerk. Beens, an of the pearenton , stated that be was set is a peados to-day to are some eidetice which woo seserial to establish tbe charge against the princess sad red fosa orstasd. TM parer r wan remanded accordingly. few GC*, • decent-look* woman, was chalked will eadlag two rd • half pounds of bacon from tho slop of Mr. Durnota, • grocer in Great Trinity-lane. The prosecutor seid that last sight, while* was attend * to Mr motes* 15 him shop, the urbane, entered and loohad at the pin* of hews predated. He poser tip inland k sod ironed her of lion* taken it. This she moody dried, bat upon bring messehed elm bacon on rand con- NNW shoot her ponce., elm was therefore giros into au Cody. The primmer's behead hero res_ ppd. moo tbe whims boa, and, in an to th e Lord Mayor, mid that IM wKm bed been guilty of petty *sling and pilfering Pir • gnat sus* of years, red was constantly kettles him into trouble. He added that when the prisoner tome out of gaol he would lake very good cars that she sever darkened ids doors again. The Load Mayor—Primo*, what hare you to say In one.. to this charge P Primer—l'm gaiU The Lord Mayor—Ho you wish the ores to ha disposed lire? — freer—Yr ay lord. The Lord Mayor—Thee you will be retreaded ffn to wns., rho the ea et will be bred by • brattier erberste awl neer in patty ereiann Basuried reardlegly. GUILDHALL Mary C7mwe end Mary Miaow, taro dtaavaled-Play l eg chameters, weft brought up before Sa It. W. Crites, chorged with being drunk and disorderly, and assaulting two conemblee in the tsKution of their duty. Policeman Z 39 rid he f,und the primmer. making a dis turbeare in Weet-oreet, Smithfield, and on requesting them to pi airy, Wilson threw hermit on the round, end bit a • pros oat of his Leonora, while the other kicked big in the thj g b, WtIAOS •140 bit his on the beads in three places. Polio...am 162 G said he came to bet • 'mere raimance, and Clyne* bit his in the bard, and also bit • piece out of hie trousers in trying to do big • severe injury. Wilson picked his pocket of his rattle while he was erring hie brother ofhier. Policeman 2MO said Wilms Mao hit him while aerating the other Aker, and it took Sr mutable' to tcnvey theca to the rtmion. This R W. CaMee said he death! due Clyaee 44 , ow 21 days, sad Wilson 21 days kr eac► assault apse t►e °Morn— car term to colotseare at t►e expinoios of the ot►er. - - —• MARLBOROUGH-STREET. VerlgtorewiNgiag AND 1101100 1110 KKKKK . A tall well-dressed goring man, who gars the name of Ww. Word, ,••• brought before Mr. Dadon. charged with the fr Bowing soden°ne and impudent rubbery. Mad one Victories Paul. tobseneist, No. 12, Stunted wrest, arldemsoptere. deposed that on the previous night about eight o'clock, the primmer came tato her chop end Crar• civic While she was givieg him • light l i ted round and rid, You hare a line pokier there, will you allow me to amok* roy vigor then I" Ae twameted, mrd be met In. She went in also, and be them shut theater. The parlear atone the chop, sad *we as • deer butiessa. As eme se she had entered the teem V primmer lael bold of her by both her arms, and mild be hid e r tin-e to Way then, but wml.l r.e heck at les o'clirk. lie then went o u t mu d s h e fo ,or llowed Mrs Mb the shop. At that ranee she het no auirloit sin thnt =,was wrong, but bee eurpwenge Were ege• wrong, mewed by ening him ea moon on he embed the street, ron sway m faot ea he Weld. See Sem pat her hand to her pot bet, sod missed her puns, ern bin keg llf. is. 6d. to gold sad eltrr money. She pureed the ,calling out " police" sad ship thief,' into Ooldn-square, where Mr. •ris, • friend of her'e, joined her, aid ran after the power, so for es War trick ster, when le was oropped, sort as soots se .be gat ai he saki go her, 'Lee toe go, h e r e i n y our mos. She egoist nailed cant " Pols e, mad • constable, 144 A, came op. mud declined to Mk. the cluing, alleprieg be noes that the primmer woe hi. Mead. 81.. &Wined upon ku doing hr. duty, sod he emetioilly arrested him. A pert revrd had Ay that time assembled, and sonic thief stole e valuable guld wateh from Mr. Legrort. The puree with its nwest. woo hey property. C M , 317 A, aid the prisoner bed been previously cen tre-1M Thu primary is defence rid the cherge we trumped op by the were. Meson he refused to make her a presort. Committed for tele/. WORSTIIP-STREF:T. MIAMI, %%ITN 11 0 1401/iigiiNr. Juts &tepee-A 19, woe charged with loading twelve gold thee sad one gold pia, of the math of 71, the propeety of Minium Miner, a jeweller in the City•rosd. The evidenced A I fre..l S aide's wee that on the previous mein while at work in promeator's chop be hood • loud. meth 44 plate era, and hamenitur to the window found it broken, aad the article. abstracted. Theism Hymn*, • tayrr, depoood to haring witnessed tlanog act committed by the prisoner, who ran off, but I =permed by vitas.' and • realisable, wee speedily rep letion, 142 G, proved that the acessed had been conrictrd of faloay, seder the 11.134 of Joseph lierrythld, on 23rd March, 1831 Nosier now Mated that be wee certainly frailty of the 44thm charged, but be lust • good iateation in ita iker—vis., thataomtaL of getting iato • Reformatory, and learning • he& This be meld not have dew without. The tassimnde paid that the "good intent - urged was eat Dely to erne tbe thief—in the boot place he was too aid, sod in the sound, having been Wore couvioted, he mast go for trod. Nimes' tunikrt, and the depositioe• were Wien h Mr. ' &Med, the wend clerk, for hie committal to the M oldlmsa flesiores. 'llls jewellery vies met recovered. nor would prihnuer girl say scorwat Gilt wham* the inure al Ids " rood intliti." LAMBETH. A DANOILIOCA PAS•11 , 110t1t. Mr. James Baehr, a tall rispoetabk-lookiag man, whh mustachios, and haviag muds the of a bocriganr, was charged baton Mr. Mika! with kda, drunk sad dos ratan a creaser oar the *dorm of the Watariateatatke to the dm thaw groat term at • lumbar of persons who ware protest at Mr. fleinnel Norwood, the chief inspector at the Waterloo ddbq that about eight o'clock en the evening before, he saw the prisoner on the platform of tbo station, floariehieg • revolver to the greet terror of • nu m be r o f peT•0111 who were Niers at the time. He neat for • police man, and had him sectued end takes to the station-Mum. Mr. Elliott—Wm he sober or drink at the time? Witome—He was drunk, ear. Polica-coastable William Hyde, 138 L said that he was met for to the station on the eveniag before, and on going there he loand tho primmer in a state of intoMeation imariahiag about the revolver he then produced, and the people who were present were very much Mended. He was very drank, and on Inking him into custody he wished that be might be taken are of. Mr. Elliott—NV.B the revolver loaded at the time ? Witness—Yes, sir, and I found on him • flAbk of powder sad some revolverhella Mr. Elliett(tOthe primssr)—Whsk have you got tom, to this chugs Prisoner—Nothing. It's quits true. Mr. Elliott—Where do k'p live f Prianner—ln May's-bdWings, &. Martin's-Ism& Mr. Elliott--What are you Primmer—l'm a rims manufeetarer in Lambeth. The Bet was, I took the pistol out with me fur saereier, and, unfortunately, got drunk. kir. Elliott— I cannot past with you until mine inquiries are made about you. Inspector Bent, of the A division, undertook to make the aseeesary was inquiries, and the prisoner was detained until this dam SOUTHWARK. A roaassic TMI/17. Willie's' Piehen*, a smart•looking young fellow, woe homed before Mr. Combo. charged with attempting to Meal a box, ceetainfag property w o rth 160 t, boar the cart of Mr. Intel, a Wixom carrier. Heteary man asa In he deploy of Mr. Sleet, •"• dated that be bad charge d one of the carts, which was heavily laden, on the previous evening, and he woe conduct lag It towards Brixton. Oa the top was • heavy box, fastened down with thick ropes. As he was passing St. Thomas's illoppital he saw the prisoner loitering about the cut, and baring some nospicion as to Ids actions, be 'watched him, end when near St. George's Church th e prisoner jumped behind the cad, cot the rope with one hand, and attempted to pull the boa off with the other. Wilnese immediately seised hold of him, but he managed to get away. He, how ever, pursued hint, end saw him stopped, when he pre him into custody. The boa had just come from Award* and contained gold and property worth a hundred and fifty mut!, which he would have bad to mak e g o od h a d he Mr. Combo (to the prisoner)—Do you wish me to try you for this offence, or will you go the seasiona? Prisoner—l don't witch either ' NJ I bare committed no O&M' IL I did not take away the boa. Mr. Combo—Bat you cut the curd and removed it. That is an educe for which you are liable to be tried. Prisoner —Oh no. They met transport me for what I did, se I did not more it. The law save I moot more it. Mr. Combs—Then the law is uthffed, as the witness has *worn you did more it. What have you to my to that Will you be tried hare or go to the sessions Prisoner—l'd rather be discharged. (Laughter.) I don't see that I leave committed any crime against the law, bat if your worship thinks so, I'd rather be tried by you. Mr. Combs—lf yon see tried by me you most plead guilty f Pricener—Well, I don't want say further bother stout it. Settle it at once. I plead guilty. Mr. Combs—You are committed for six months, then. Prisoner—Thank you; but give me my pipe the officer too t h from ma. Combo—Oh., no; you wait weal that for Ma month. WANDSWORTH. wrrn IWATINO. Mary Lax, • shoemaker. litleß fulsome's-yard, Wands worth, was Monett before Mr. Ingham, charged with men minings reurderom se upon hM vita Jsno Lake. Tba compkinant, whose face was severely blackened from her Iniebancf a violence, stated that on the precious morning the prisoner cease notes intolicated, end went to bed. Ile got up la the afternoon, and quarrelled with her be cause there wee only head and bailor for las. fthe told him that he Dad eaten ell the meat before he went to bed, sad he thee used most vio last Magyar! towards her. fie took op the poker and stria Mr a heavy blow acmes the nose and aleo upon the band, in her eadeairour to moo her head. He also knocked her down in the yard, and smock her mmeal violent blows ea the head and fsce. He next took up hit heed and tondo dit agelast the welt She ws will suffering very meat pain, and ha gave her the black eve as it this appeared. The pkaoaer was in the habit al getting drunk fur weeks toßMar, and then ill-wing bar. Police-"Amiabiti UMW.. of the V dieieion, eina be Rand the wife covered with Used, and she appeared to have been severely knocked about. _ rota.coammei. lavi said be amisted in taking the primmer to the station, End he Weenie very Maisel. Ile .track end kicked him se he went along. The prisoner &eland that hie wits wee drank at the time, rod that elm was in the habit of getting into that state. The wife was re-called and dewed that site era. intemicatod. She sbo said that she somethoes drank a little in her hus band's cmapany. Severs' winsome were called to prove that the wide was a sober indameious woman, while, cm the contrary, he wee a dri2likest worthless fellow. Mr. Ingham inked t e primmer If be would like to have lbe rem adjourned We Wen to produce any whams' to show that kb Inte wee In the habit of getting drunk. The priapism mid there were plenty of people who knew It. He thought the case had better be netted. Mr. Ingham told him that at present he was againet him. He would, however, remand him until Saturday, and be could produce wiener= if he thought proper. The premise, wee then removed. THE =UNCTAD 1174 . 1)E1t . AT WWI noose, - Ciiiii'ok: A circumstance has been brought to light which ham led to the arrest of one moon. When the post-ovorten examination of the body was about to be roadie, and the hair wso hoing removed for that purpose, it was obeerved that the cluccunc.l had woon a Port of riband at the back of her bead. Dunng the examination, this riband became in •01A0 sort of way loot right of, but yesterday Ammon it wee picked up by police-constable Knee, 77, of the county force, near the spot where the body had been opened, trampled upon. The con limbic took it into the New-inn, where it wva examined, and tund to be composed of some pieces of tick watered silk, neatly hemmed, and edged with velvet. It bad been made up on a piece of card, and on that card being cleaned and ex amined, It was found to be a card of membership of a ear ' pesters' gritty consacted with Bristol. The card when found wan broken, but the fragments were matched, and there were discovered upon it the words," Brother George Davis is clear up to thin date, 10th January, 1654, 6th division 71," is writing. Upon inquiries bring made at the club pointed out, it was socertained that the card ha been homed toe man mooed George Doris, who reside* at Clifton Ifotwells, but who was engaged at the time of the diecovery upon a work at Hambeeek, Gloucestershire. It was further ascertained tkM the man Davis ought to hare attended his club but night, which he did not do, end consequently a constable pevessoled this morning to Ifambreok, and Davis is sow at the New Ina. Whether anything la known respecting him beyond the het of his mime bring on the card we are unable to my, but should there be nothing more than that, it mama family probable that be will be detained in custody. The mode were extenaively marched yesterday, and • pond fa k 1 r. Smyth's grounds drawn. The only thing found wee • pock, t handkerchief, ' , ibich wee wet and rolled hp, and which w.O picked up at about 100 yarde from the scene of the murder. • THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1857. BIOT AT HONITON. A somewhat serious riot occurred at Roniton on Tuesday among a number of navvies (smell in the con struction of the Yeovil and Exeter Railway. On Saturday night one of these fellows, named Bartlett, was intoxicated at the White Lion Inn, when a row ensued, and a number of navvies and others surrounded the public-house, broke the windows, and committed other exegeses. The county police interfered, and were in the act of conveying Bartlett to the lockup, when the navvies attacked the Alters, and at tempted to rescue the prisoner, but in 'hie they foiled, though they curried on their riotous conduct on Sunday sod up to Monday, during which period several of the ringleaders were lodged n dames, vile. As Ittepectnr Tilueerefl end • number of pollee were nein-bine their primmer, 0 Howley before the stiagietratea, et the Town Hell, die nob attempted a nerve, end encreested in getting three of the navvies front the ofn,,vre; but the re mainder were takes balm the juetkes and fiend. Tnt VICTORIA BRIDGB AT 11101.112.41.—The fol k wlng is ths pressed obis of dm works i—Tbo northern &hutment is complns to tube lewd, and the tube connecting It with the lest pin is nearly completed. By the end of the mum, setae of the twenty-four piers and both the abut mente will be 'lmbibed. The embanked appro....hes which lead on each sale of tbo river from the bank to the abutment, will be so far advanced towards completion, that they Intl only repairs a small amount of work upon theta neat enema ♦ll masonry operation will wow in the Brat week of No vember. If the tonere prngrees of this great work be equal to prsnt erretation, the bridge (the length of which Is oedy 160 feet short of two mike) will be opened for trait Is Um autumnal 1859.-oawaima New. SHARE LI6TS-21118 DAY. Two d'eutil. In the railway share market, to - day, the principal feature is a further great rise in Caledonian stock, which is marked u high as 86 ex div. Eastern Counties shares have improved to 111 to 1. 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I. • 36,1.04 6 Do. Do. 4114 166 K.llytka. &W. acot.Laad I 164,47111 I I %rota MI. kakralsalla • :SACO, 11,etk at Ilauvp• Skala. . I '0.0 . / . , I.o•4•atal O. 16,40• I 11 0.. “New kora* 1 06.0001 1 PaallikorLoadkiliakel , 10,40 o•cloakorkaul luau 14,000, 301 Do. Maw —. 10,001 10, abyoury Dee......„. . 110,044 . 104.010 r. - -..„ . 10900 100 10701 Yell ii. 110 I Amour Amu lamina 14,106 20 *Mk ampulla Loki -18,000 1 aubmartaa To•a. tor*. 11,000 I Do. Ds. leftlimeol !SAO It IlnalkLemo3.oll:l.Csa. 10,400 120 000 o)olan't IA/06.-- 016,406 04,000 1 1 1 Do. /km IVleuris Dab . ~- .....- LOCAL JRAZZ MAIIIII3. Ma Salmis& geri.l4.—Tbo =AN wso Inactive. with rather lover /An Laboodatro. Ali—Lotto, I—taoad.% —Doren, 29 WS I—lostoro Counties, 11 blo f— , b• 111 , 441 (C pref.). I p.-01.1 Weil= of Caos4, now. I 1,. —llldhado. 3M 10.140 3..5.0)v 12.C0. THE IRON dND COAL TRADES. BIRYINOItAII. Seer. 16. The iron teed, of this district has nut undergone any material change since our report of the 19th ult. Towsrds the dose of the month business was reported to be warmly so brisk as at an earlier period of the quarter ; but at the cora meneement of last week there were Nymptons of renewed animation, and sa quarter-day approaches, there be no doubt that the Improvement will still further manifest itself, consumers' contracts entered into last quarter-day being now all but exhausted, whilst stocks of flushed Iron in the hands of large manufacturers, and in theme of tho country shopkeepers, are now lower than usual, there having teen for some time an indisposition to buy in larger quantities than was =Wiest for iminesdiata we. The result is that in many Instates produces of the best brands of finished iron of all descriptions are premed with orders for immediate delivery; sod although the mills are on full time, the manufacture scarcely beeps pees with the demand. For an inferior make of iron there is rat so ready s sale, but with few exemptions the works all over the district see In full operation, the reeting tradoespeeidly being raroarkably good ; indeed, with the exception of mils and railway Iron generally, for which the orders both here and in Wales are comparatively small, the iron Clads in sll its breaches must be regarded as in • very healthy state. This, too, in the face of the fact that the East India Cade is almost entirely stopped, for, with the exception of a few shipments to Madras and Bombay, business with that quarter Is at an end tar the time ;. and !Ts under the most fimpurable cirminastaFea,. • Toni of a public nature are proceeded with. To this it may be added that the orders for iron from America, though in the aggregate than they were at the corresponding peri l = Y year, are much tele than had ntpated ; indeed, it I. doubtful whether the reduction the tariff hoe stimulated the trade to the slightest extent. In other rcepects, the export orders for iron have been good, and continue to be so for some of our beet markets ; whilst our internal prosperity —the inevitable result of a bountiful harvest—cannot Gal to impart a healthy activity to the home trade. Already this is apparent to some extant For heavy hardware goods the orders in are large, sbundantly so to sustain the demand for manufactured iron, and to put an end to all doubts as to the maintenance of prime, which are certain to be re-condereed at the preHminary meeting of the trade to be held next week. The pries of pig tram is firmer ; stocks, which bad accumulated during ths hot weather, are being reduced now that the puddler. are again in full work, and best hot-blast irrm is again quoted 41. 6s. per ton ; at the commencement of the month • may good make of pigs was sold as low as 44. but them wen gonsesily understood to be nmessitous sales. Iron stone of the district is • fraction dearer; it la now quoted Ito. 6d. per ton. The supply from the northern part of the county Is Inceiesing. We (Worcestershire Chronicle) understand that Viscount Fielding, son and heir of the Earl of Denbigh, it ill shortly be joined in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mary, the voungem daughter of Robert Berkeley, Esq., of Spetchley perk. Viscount Fielding is a widower, having been married in 1846 to the daughter of the bite David Pen nant, Esq., of Downing sod Bychton, county Flint. She died in 1843. His lordship, who was some years ego con verted to the Roman catholic faith, was a captain In the Warwickshire Yeomanry from 1849 to 1862, and High Sheriff of Flintshire In Into. Tho house of Denbigh claim. &scent from the Comte of Hapsburg, in Germany, one of whom 1. mid to have waled m England in the reign of ' Henry 111. The family was ennobled in 1620, in the of Sir William Fielding, who was created Baron apd Vie oount Fielding, sad In 1622 Earl of Denbigh. Henry Fielding, the novelist, was a roat great grandson of the fleet peer. The Cheltenham Examiner says:—'r In a private letter received by on officer in this town it is gaud that the British troops before Delhi have sworn on their crossed bayonets neither to give nor to take quarter when the struggle comes with the mutineers within the city. The officers, is order to nerve their arms in the hour of vengeance, h ave caused the name. of their brother-officers who have been Inhumanly sacrificed to bo engraven on their sword blades." buirinn.—An inquest has been held at North field, Woreestarehire, upon the bodies of Mrs. Mary Ante Kell, the wife of Mr. J. Kell, of Brierly-bill, grocer, and her con, George Alexander, who were found drowned in a pookmer Bartley-green, Northfield, on the night of the 6th. Evidence was green that Mrs. Kell, who was about thirty raven yore of age, MIS one visit to her father, Mr. William Cannop. farmer and beereeller, at Bartley-green, North field. She had with her a fine lad seven year% of age. She woe in a low despondieg condition, and it was anspeekd that eke meditated committing suicide. She WAS welched, but on Sunday siinnight managed to slip out of her Either's house nnobrerved in the evening, taking her boy with her. As soon o she was rehired the pool abovereferred to was visited, so the heel *nee before been in it, and on the bent her skirt was found. The water was dragged, and about three yards from the bank, in about five feet of water, her Melee. body was di covered, and a short distance from that was the body of the poor lad. A letter was found in her pee ket *delirium' to her husband, in which she Begged him not to mourn for their &labs, but to pray to God for comfort, end recommended to his tender awe the "owe lamb" (his daughter) whom ebe had left him. The evidence was conclusive that the poor woman was suffering from a mind distraught. GREAT NORTIIERN TRAFFIC.—It ix stated that the decline shown in the lest weekly traffic return. arises almost solely in the me traffic. The receipts from puma- Ww s e m ek Teee'trly 1,0001. in l encem good poef„tholettr the . b".ll:Per d t; coneiet of roerenants . trame.—Nerrhere Erma*. IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MAR 'AT Horse.—This subject appears by tho papers to receive a good deal of attention. The mere maul gratification of the oh! orgies had certainly little to recommend it. Lord Hethertov, at Teddeeley, abolished it altogether this year, end gave his labourers employed in the corn haunt two clay.' holiday immediately on the COUChleOl2 of the harvest, paying them for throe dare, sad giving each of the men— about fifty In number —half a sovereign as a compensation for the lees of reaping by the employment of reaping ma chine., all which, we wideretand, gave great eatisfaWon to the men. As elated in nur boot the farm boys, with a few of the heed boys from big lordehip's Rebook—about fifty in number —were sent to Liverpool and Birkenheml for two days' amusement and instruction. A correspondent informs as they returned with much Works of the eights they had seen, end the facilkies of the trip. that two of the °Meet labourers, who bad never in their Ikea quitted their parish, sat cat the next day on their own amount to sliders the wonders of those plow.— Tffelerrhempron Chronicle. LONDON GEMZIAL Owners CourAwY.—Traffic' week* der the week ending Sept. 12, 10,83601.65. lid. MONBY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx. The funds have shown considerable steadiness of character to-day, but a reduction of per cent. has taken place from the improved rates established yesterday afternoon. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are steady, but business in all quarters is limited. Consols are quoted 901 to for money, and 901 to for the 14th Oct. Exchequer Bills are marked 7s. to 3s. dis. ; Exchequer Bonds, 98} to ; India Stock, 210; and India Bonds, 225. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 95 to I, being steady. Dutch Four per Cents. have been dealt in at 100; Russian Five per Cents , at 109; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents. at 98. In other foreign stocks no business whatever is reported. _ _ The attempt to raise a new Turkish loan in Lon don seems to be quite in abeyance. There seems little prospect of any portion of the large imports of gold lately reported being retained here. The 91,222 Australian sovereigns brought from Sydney by the Star of Peace were yesterday purchased for transmission to the Continent. The 118,000 sovereigns, of the same coinage, ex the George Marshall, from Sydney, are expected to come to hand to-day, and to be likewise sent away. Of the 100,0001. in gold brought by the Anglo-Saxon, from Melbourne, certainly the bulk, and probably the whole, will be at once re-exported. The specie and bullion ex the steamer Atrato, from the West Indies, &e., were delivered yesterday. The gold, amounting to 84,0001., is almost sure to be bought for the Continent. Whilst the demand for gold for exportation to the Continent is thus active, the disposition to ship silver to the East has received a slight check, owing chiefly to the non-arrival of the mails from Calcutta and China, which arc expected to bring considerable remittances in payment for fresh consignments of silver. To-morrow will be the last day for effecting shipments by the Ripon, which will leave South ampton for Alexandria on the 20th inst. ; and it is thought that the total remittances by this resiel will not exceed 700,0001. Very likely, however, unless the exchanges from Calcutta and China come more favourable for this country, the shipments by the succeeding steamer of the 4th Oct. may be propor tionately increased. Yesterday the bar silver ex the Atreto was sold for India, at ss. lid. per oz. stan dard, being the same price as that realised for the supply by the previous packet. Of the large amount 'of Mexican dollars brought by the steamer La Plata, which arrived more than a fortnight ago, a portion has been sold for China, at Bs. Id. per oz., being id. per oz. below the price at the last sale. Several parcels of dollars are held over for the packet of the 4th Oct., the holders hoping to get a better price after the arrival of the next China mail. Tho Chilian dollars brought by the Atrato have been sold at 45. 111 d. per oz. The value of the Australian gold conveyed to Suez by the steamer Columbian is as much as 373,0001. This large remittance is expected to reach South ampton by the steamer Tamar, which will arrive early in October. The shipments of specie by the steamer La l'lata, for the West Indies, amount to 22,7931., of which 12,7931. is gold, and the rest silver. The steam-ship Dane, being the first vessel despatched to the Cape by the Union Screw Steam ship Company . under their new contract, took out 8,0001, in specie. On the Continent, the exchanges ou London pre sent no alteration of importance. At Paris on Tuesday the rate on London was quoted 23.171 to 221, for short, and 24.83 for three months' bills ; at Amsterdam, 11.771 for short; at Hamburg, 13.4 for short, and 13.1; for three months ; at Berlin, 6.181 ' • and at Vienna, 10.11. The detailed advises from Bombay confirm the news of a fall of 2 per cent. in the rates of interest of the banks, and indicate a generally more satisfactory condition of the money market. This does not seem to have led, however, to any fresh subscriptions of importance to the new five per cent. loan. The Company's Four per Cents. were quoted 82 per cent., and the Five per Cents. 92 per cent., with few buyers. The Bentinck, which is bringing tl.e Calcutta mails, is not one of the fastest boats employed by the Peninsular and Oriental Company in the Indian seas. In further explanation of the delay in the arrival of the Calcutta mail, it is suggested that she may have been detained at Calcutta beyond her proper time of sailing, viz., the Bth Aug. The wheat market yesterday was flat, sad Monday's rates, though nominally current, could scarcely be obtained. Since last Friday as many as 46 grain laden yawls have arrived at parts of call, of which 14 cargoes consist of wheat, and 20 of maize. Busi ness in this department of the market is quieter. The advice@ from France report a continued downward tendency in the corn markets. At Paris ' on Tuesday there was a fresh fall in floor. A notice was yesterday posted in the Stock Ex change, that the Great Northern Railway board , have resolved, "That henceforth deeds of transfer will be allowed to be registered for any amount not lees than ten shillings (10s.) of any of this company's stock, and that all transfers outstanding at this date will be registered irrespective of amount." A petition for the winding up of the London awl , West of Ireland Fishing end Fish Manure Company is to be heard before Mr. Commissioner Fonblauque, in the Court of Bankruptcy, on the 25 th inst. . . .„ The Admiralty have accepted the ships Greenwich and Tamar to convey stores respectively to the Ba hamas and Auckland, and have ordered the follow ing vessels to be surveyed, previous to taking them up for the conveyance of stores, vir. i—The Mary Weir, for Malta; the Joseph Shepherd, for Hong Kong ; and the Armistice, for Cape Town. WEDIMSDAT E•113111NO. The funds showed continued dulness this morn ing ; but in the afternoon, upon the publication of the detailed newspaper accounts from Bombay, a more cheerful feeling prevailed. At the close of business the market was steadier in character, and tho decline of per cent., which was established yesterday, was fully recovered. Advice' of one day's I.ter date from New York were interpreted more favourably. On the other hand, attention is directed rather anxiously to the movements of the German and other continental markets, which stall suffer from the effects of the recent speculative excitement. _ _ _ At the Bank to-day, and in the discount market, the demand for money was very active, and there seems every prospect of its continuing up to the re lease of the October dividends. The public at pre sent are doing very little bona ji,k business in the Stock Exchange, and money meets with fuller employment in the establishment. To-day the demand was stimulated by the settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which is now com pleted. The current rate for loans on go vernment securities may be quoted at 5 to 51 per cent. At the close of business, however, it was found that several of the leading firms had provided them selves with an over-abundant supply of money, and the market was consequently somewhat easier. At Paris today, according to the telegraph, the Three per Cent. Itentes closed at 66.60 for money, and 66.50 for the end of September. The variation from the closing rates of yesterday is limited to se. The Vienna Bourse continues greatly depressed. Yesterday a fresh fall of 1 per cent. took place in the Austrian funds, owing, probably, to news of the rise in the rate of discount of the Bank of Amsterdam. From all the other leading Continental markets a fresh fall in Austrian stock is also reported. At Hamburg the rste of discount is 5: 1 , per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90?, to 4 for the 14th Oct., opened this morning at the same quota tion. The lowest point of the day was 90 7-16, " sellers," and at 4 o'clock the price had advanced to 901 to I. For money the closing quotation was 90j to 11, but is the morning sales were recorded as low as 90. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90, 901, 90/ ; ditto, for account (14th Oct.), 904, 4, y, j ; India Stock, 210; India Bonds, 225. die. Exchequer Bills were quoted 7s. to 3s. die. In the foreign stock market the fluctuation was mainly confined to Turkish Six per Cents., which at one time were quoted as low as V4l to ; (for the 30th instant). At the close, however, the price had ads anced to 961 to ;. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 991 to 1 (also fee the new account). Mexican Bonds were offered in the morning, but afterwards showed more fireman. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 79 to 80, and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents, 231 to!. Sates arc recorded ea follows :—Dutek Two-and-a Half per Cents., 841 (exchange, 12f1.) ; ditto, Four per ('rut. Certifs., 100. Mexican Three per Cents.. 211, 211, 211, 21). Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461. Sardinian Five per Cents., for account (30th Sept.), 90. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 101 ; ditto, New Deferred Three pee Cents., 25). Turkish Six per Cents., 941, 94# ; ditto, for account (30th Sept.), 95, 941. The market for American railway securities to day was firmer, the late extraordinary fall having induced purchases. The principal movement was in Illinois Central Railway shares, which were in active request, and largely dealt in at 3 prem. ; the closing price was 3 pm., " buyers." The orders to purchase were partly on country account. Bank shares to-day were very quiet, with little change hi price. Ottoman Bank shares (now fully paid up) closed at 11 to 1 die. National Discount closed flat, at 2to 11 die. London Discount were also heavy. In land, steam, and other miscellaneous shares there were few transactions. Canadian Government Six per Cent. Bonds were firmer. - . The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, Tin. : Oode Railway, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; Central Onde Railway, par to j prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, j to 3-16 prem.; Punjaub Railway, e to 3-16 pm. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-18 dis. to par ; European and Indian Junction Telegraph (10s. paid), 3 to k din. ; Riga and Dunaburg Railway (Consolidated shares), j dia. to par. MINES.-THIS DAY Two ,O'CLOCK. In the market for home mining stocks to-day business is quiet. There is some inquiry for Sortridge Consol ; shares, which have been dealt in at 2 and l The recent fall in Alfred Consols has oleo led to some little demand, and the stock is firmer; transactions are recorded to-day at 131. In other descriptions there is no movement of In foreign ant colonist mining shares scarcely any business has been done. Mariquita shares aro marked Lie. . . Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prisms quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers: Alltod Consols, 14, 131 ; ChanceUorwille, 41. 65., 6 , 5.0 0 .1 Hingaton Down, 41, 5k , Lidy Beebe, 18c, 20e.; Bor t-M Contolo, IL 11 2; Tincroft, 4k, , Wheal Edward, ae 9j, ; Wheel Margaret, 68, 70. WtONABIIILT Eviornra. In the home mining stock market today the chief movement was in Wheal Edward and East Basset shares, both of which were in active demand, at a fresh advance in price. Sortridge Consols, Ilin.g aton Downs, Lady Bertha, Porkellis United, and South earn Die& shares were also in demand. Alfred Consols exhibit a further decline, and Par Consols were also flatter. The following transac tions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official list, Sortridge Consols at 2; East Basset at 53; and Hingston Downs at 5. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. oit o —The market oontinues steady; prices are un altered. Core en.—This article has become dull ; the public We of (lusts Rica is progressing without spirit. TEA.—nices are fully supported and the article appease to have the confidence of the trade. RICE continues in fair demand. JUTE has .1d at about 10s. decline. Cock tsru. sold in public wile at full prices. Ark.—The market is inactive. Cotton.-200 bales sold yesterday at high prices. In other articles no matenal alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market in tilt to-day at the following quotations . Town tune,, 61a nett conk ; Petersburg Y.C. on the we. 60A.; Beyteimcr, 59e. 6d.; October to December, January to March, Ms. 6d. SMITHFIELD] HAY MARKET (THIS DAY.). Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply Ismer, and trade heavy. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 165.; superior alas, 80a. to 845.; inferior ditto, 500. to 635.; rowen, 60s. to 865.; clover, 90.5. to;105o.; second cut, 83s. to 93s ; straw, 265. to 30a. LATEST SPORTING INTEIIIGENCF. (BY ILBCTRIC TILICSIMPH.) DONCASTER MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SON'S. Seven furlongs. Gin. 8311abus. Sista to Ellington, Eclipse, Airisto Old Times, Ditto, Garnish, Intercidona, Eonoont, Proud Preston Peg, c by Nutwith Latitude, and Brother to Marchioness, ere hers. If 8/ fi Its 0 0 4. Of IT IS Ili 111 IF I M 41 11 Cf Ml di lid n 4 na it al I a li - n ii. II H 4e le as 40 IST t 0 SO SS IS I? 14 111 SI SS 6 1 104 1(4 1). 111, 3 0 1 SI Si I 11 ». 41, I die If 11 id I I a I ti les per pes if 1 1 r e pa all fl 'a N l / / OS Is OS .11 a/1 if 14 I id I. It 111 Si i le di SCARI3ORO' STAKES, .ose mile. Fright, Sir Colin, and Sprig of Shillelagh, are -- here. EOLINGTON STAKES. Seven furlongs. The Gourd, Proud Preston Peg. Gin, Princess Royal, Pennon, Hollister, Orchehill, cby )lick Free, Tournament, 0:d Times, Relapse, Saunterer , Sp ri g of Sikilleligh, Garnish, Herperithuse, Simony, Turret, Tasmania , niter to Elliugtvor Swale, Tcnific, Ellerdale'a dun 1, Meta, and Vedette, on here. CLEVELAND HANDICAP. One mile. ------ AllemTre - , Ban deers, Katherine Logia, Beechen, Wet Langton, Ages, fit. Donato; Bile, and Bel A -Teraina, ere hare. —:n""Keiee _ DAUM, St. Giles, Manganese, Blooming Heather, Strawberry, and Glaminger. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES for 2-yr olds. Five ten, furlong.. " Anrieut Briton, Sunbeam, Interodona, Home, Eller&le's dam f, Amine Roston', Lady _Elizabeth, Peliseier, Lot Three, and Medallion, are here. PROPOSED COURTS OP ESTER. ASSIZE AT MAN CH At a meeting of the Town Council of Manchester, held yesterday, a letter wee read from Secretary Sir George Grey inquiring whether, In the event of the recommendation of the Common Law Commission for the transfer of Was business fur the hundred of Salford from Liverpool to Man ebetter being carried tnto effect, they were prepared to adopt the neceesary measures for such criminal and civil businees by providing separate courts and lodgings for the judges. A resolution was proposed on the reading of the letter to the efet that Sir George Grey be inured that the council, is conjunction with the hundred of Salford, was prepared to make such provision. In answer to the question of a " Where the money is to come from P" it was stated that it had never been proposed that Manchester of itself ehould make the provision. The towns of Bolton, Dag, Rochdale, Oldham, Ashton, Stalybridge, In fact all the towns within the hundred, would participate in the ad vantages of such a change, and it would be for tbe magi. antes of the county to take the necessary steps to provide for the courts. It was believed that no powers existed at present enabling the magistrates to apply county rake to such purposes, but it was hoped the goverment would feel it to bo their province to introduce a general public act neat session of parliament to give mnisrates the power in all such cases to use the county funds for making such provision.. If the magistrates of this county obtained such power. un doubtedly it would be done, bemuse there could be no quer tion that the saving to be effected by doing the business in the hundred ironed of dregging.epeople for eight or ten den et a limo to Liverpool, would far outweigh any expense to which they might be put is providing warts and lodgings for the judges. The resolution was agreed to unanimously. COXSIDE BRANCH OF THE SOUTH DEVON RAlL war.—At this branch, constructed for the trenorport of genie Stool Sutton Pool on to the main line at Lairs, the altendiasa foe working it by locomotive power have been completed. On Bsturday the line was tested by running an engine ea ft from end to end. The engine left the Lairs &Wien at hal& put one o'clock, p.m., couccying Mr. Margery. the testrur of the line, Mr. Cockehott, the superintendent of trams, and the contractors, to the Couide station, where a truck was hooked on, and the return trip then made to Laire The work ing order of the line appeared t give every setisfactien, gag on and after October Lt it will be opened to the goods traffic. I io