The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Olen Mr. Commimioner Posblitaciss) is AA AA UTTCT , IT •\4UII. ROYAL 14ItIII+11 Se b i ampt ease as apothecary in Beard aquare. This ...the certificate mere*, The balance-sir:et, 'Mending 'go Jens MS to April 1 8 37, bee the following it, SW 2.171/.; liabilities., 1,0641.; proem (1080) good ri"7ol. ;illoublfsl ditto, 196 f. ; proporiy, 381. ; ceeb gi ven e hi Adel encignera, 2101.; &mem 2,461 f. • trade ' er- ; Wow ditto, 1,21011. Ile WY on. of utsfor- Wnisalisseholdere in the 'Royal BO ids Bank. At the • do s petkiie being homed be did not owe a single tad d wr . w w ept his aforesaid liability, but had, on the eon y, • a wait, 1.:601. of which be ineeeted in tho pun - bane dshirty sew diary.. He loot by the bank 400/. more. which =W ed there when the bank failed. Hie friend. pur thebcok debts for 100/., which would go to the benefit ditto estate. Commiseioner said hie rule wart that where • person w aking, had espial, and eniberk.al in a matter of th“, kld (hi did not iwll it PplculAtion). b.aa Ida for investment, i t sod he coseidered unavoidable bias and midortnne. He 4.lol,,bewerer, profeseional men would keep I. view an wardata of lard Stowell, when ionnh ..iy proposed to him ea brenitmeat. The wary lord asioevrol. .• I prefer the ek ing simplicity of the Three per Cents. - To keep this in that would avoid a great dad of evil. However, this wan a nod unavoidable loas and iniefortune, and a Beet-elan Wants would be granted forthwith. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-1101:SE. 'khan! )(Irv* who lad bees remanded by Mr Alder. MI Mitt, yereseday, spas • chew of baring committed 84%""acenelt ages • policeman named John Midweek, ,Ine kesenbt Were the lord mayor. The reetemed el the dim yesterday war to the earn Set while he a en duty about two o'clock that morning in street, be met the prisoner who, with some wee ereatiag a great dantirtmece. fie adrind eon ie go hese "deity, neon which be wm knocked dews, owl aweremeeel by thirty or kety par ✓, led • seed Awl Al-tneted. He lot eight of ar earair, who bed bewe ow of bla wasamita, for • short toe, eed ia r si bLe waft Ma, ad mitering him, with • el blm dye le the stirdsmArture, the prisoner Wreck Ms seems Is the eye, which nuts eked it, and t % wa sps dm. The piens' brand elf to-d the ergieweth the ere till ey ceder thee be might larders names le are that it wee the be she week the °Hoer. Ik. Osedmis, the thief del, reed ewe the endows al M ether, "bleb we tthespeweasy, epee wthe The Lod Meyer *aired wittlibli there woe thy WI- Ind eelthsethe la be eaewthei. Tie thltherdellth Wiry BO* FAL viks mid tbst yes tbe tam la ewer bred Ur ay if ilupar," Nod instialleg le opt, be Mod tie ISM OM all roma el* a isio—irst ri Csep-4sabeg IS Ids ars, vim& her tie *re wan The phew rid io Lk 1. .s that the ametshie War flea with bh wife sad mate Meade wbe we siewlieg at ha ewers ef • street, owl that apm hie eweemote= Me. the sea pitched into Ida Tltet mete tdm won iseeritesi to pewee* Meioses es the poet eae of shwa *reek and that be =:•.• net glees to eseeely be haw. west the GOINORIM at the masa of the pauses. Hwy 11.16iffee. the Mao ef • jemweywes shwmakee, tell the am Mth the phew awl lit alma whist pdleamma awe up to thew awl wawa Wee away, is, at tbe arm thee, the fealeet sad Eawl that epee the priwiew's, M •hi wa emolust, be kweehhl hews sal merly bis lAA. She ailed thot Me meetable wee the mow he Piper at lb. thew Übe Owiel met padthely fist the phew street the coormah• TM UM Mi k weal/ be melefeelory to bins the Wham if ea duty et the Mee the temp we mewl bile the are was_ diarol te It auswel emmor amp OM the phases Mesh! ham gem to the visdis lasso le Fehr • chirp whet the tamtable If be bed yid te►w wembel porfeasly. It appeared abet the primer ores bas cam* MI be west to the eatbone to surteet of the Mine. Mite at dr wee peeped f e the etteetutee of the inspector. GUILDHALL. POMO TM.. I,Dril THE JOINT-PT.H'IL murmur ACT. Ths :factorial Sonars* Book Areoriation, of King W. lintieeet, tin summoned before Atdwmaa }Tale, it sir IsrOrly eaglet ono to Ste a copy of their halaaomeheet, it eesmdrr with the requirements at the Joint-Mod Caw posies Ad d 1858. Mr. Wansad to the complainant Mated that Mr. Beret was Ihnemely the agent to the Netionel Serings Bank Aram eleilea, wed that on befog dismicaert he brought his madam spirt the compsuy end recovered a verdict for 200 i. de. =The mammy had since applied for a new trlal, and those cireMeetaareal Mr. Bryant enabled to min sere inquileies ue seetetain the pniti.ut of the meeleny und 111111 A preitsbeity there we+ of each the emettat d the dameges. Mr Bryant laminated each tugairiek end the &sleet the palmist summon wen to eetertela if the had complied with the 17th clams of the Joint Act, requiring at bulnuoe-sheet to be gm .iira aegemined time after the annual roreting. That met- Mk Owe at the Inth ofJuly, but up to the 7th of August M hisncervitset had been filed, end it would he kw the "Mfg Abilemos to ley if the evident.* would mapport hie Mr et the rare. inetrucead by Mr. Brady the salblise is apeanynny, rad than Inn no doubt Mr. Bryant weal gut Justin In s nowt of equity. but be , ertantly amid not pt his wry molar Ws nneatonna: Mr: Brost sad 1111r.iii;dy were then examinee', and it st p•••• 1 from tie ' , Mesee of the letter that the messing of ib• fth hdy was adjoarnei till the following day. but •• Nen van sot then euffkient she:oho/dere present to kw= • quorum to trussed the general hammer of tie compsmy, the westing was dimolrri, and the minus' gensmil as = bad sot yet bet held, the society haring been calzvolve months. Halt said, under these circumstances the OM. pony bad not failed to cativo'' , with the .of of poilmanit with raisni to the registry of their telaarrsimod •s 4 Iltt of altarektokhr• aa there was an evidence of seek hekneee sham haring been peppered, or of any meeting ba•leg boa bald before mina it could have been laid.. The anamems nos the dorm &mired. WESTMINSTER. WWII SEATING. alive, • labouring man, we charged helm Mr. Arnold with violently assaulting his wife, Mary Mul lis" • deceutlydreweed female. who was evideatly mdiering from • aware iejary. Nee mouth irse soul swollen, and • goantity of bleed WY OD her dew" while bee ice wa Mau misartd with trWel. AM applied in the first Maw* Sir • eummorm again+ her husband. whirh . 1 . Im mediately grsared, and upon on he vas promptly @ppm headed. lt appeared from the evidence that the enesplainent end by lawboad Heed is Moe Awber-yerd, York-slesell, end that for awe time the ripener kad acted Lemmas by la • bends manner. Preview to hie wads upon bw, tr made we of wry &aim wird& He this gess kr • most Molest hies in We mouth. As the complainant cat girls, her evidence in same pals, km wade sot Wing distinctly heard in ceneemmenes of • plaimer briagassely over her month, the reasietrate dmilned hewing any ma., than the above statolnent. The InUnwing +mews wan m.duced Amid by Mr. Gewwwed, hewer surges .4 Westminster Hospital. Violent center+++ about the face and arm." The primmer we remanded f ie • week. • , OTNSII CAS! OF WIPE SKATING. A mutfell O. Carter. lithe" it. Vienwie-phtee, West suaster, wan &Int charged with beating his wife The charge erode out a • dispute belongs than whet he shoved her fem. Sbe now begged to willwits. e V*. He wet held to bail in hi e own reeogalsoncew et .to keep the prig for .iz months, CLERK ENWIILL. ATTI . Sior Too roiloooN A Sterrit. dux Burke, ',Violin, at 2d, Haverstock-areet, City-road, a girl abnat IR years of me, was planed et the bar before kr. Conte, climatal with adetlelwering a plantar' of le her Palm Helen Berke, with intent to mow Mr The prheassr, it is Wand, bons a very ind.ffermit kw, and s aad wes very trident its her temper. On seve ral ominous she bed theastesed to poison the complaisant, and on Theraday evening last it appesre that her aster ant the ;trireme for mine rum and her. The prism, drank the beer sad mode her sister Inns ram sad water, whit h Maine partaken of, she complained of lie rage taste and the rent it had opt. her. She at mot neat to bad and was very ill end vomited a prat deal, he • engem: was aot celled in. Yeaterday the prisoner .1•1 'hat she had attempted to ;Mann her teeter by Modena Wag teopensrmwth of Wanton. to her, and se that was ant enema ettiwntad obtain a Ismer p...taS. and at the ant movement npportunity she would do for her. TM ceseplemat feeling afraid, called in pobee-eonetable James 010, er, 417 14, to whom she also admitted giving bet sister the Inedenam. Te priwowe now treated the matter with the greatest I ** , 7, lad did sot ',Hemp, to deny the chant*. lam. Carrie remanded the primier for • work, and trusted dist the ontreireatione she would hare with the chaplain would he.. • pad egret upon her. The primmer left the dock l&schisig. SOCTEIWARE. DAWN() to . .. . Three tamale. named Marearrt Ro4erto, Jane Meowing, and Ann Leirstria, were clamed trefrire Mr. Seeker with =the pocket of a ltdy named Walker, of the Elam, Bill, and stealim• from boy panes a pane con. Ong V. les is geld, esd mow allele. The pmercutriz mid t h at yeeterdey afternoon the get out ofd emalhaa at Nerringtonromiseway. the three pd. area hay* bars Ming in the same ealAdr. Misr **A * • low • potiee impeder Mopped bar End Wei ha she bed lai d saything f Cps seg is be, paid she the following It.--" The in. th Gotbenbarp g of Sweden, stem, which at luence on his to do his in. id to be rather wo medical st ar from Stock_ it the Faculty for ; and these reed that les. 'tient than the ie removed b palace of Tull maining with tin to return to to hair taken ing of Sweden it his Majesty. 'ANATICISM. ,th of August, in the aft Biedavatnitr4 alum Bea Ifs. zab. mho! al Witk IS kWh e dub, waded whams be ad as Iff Wk. Joiridi rod admired rd or Of ft( r riorms 'err vim sal i — ..i7l;di .iebbi. ~.. kk the city kb rat re Ws severely, d t r ' fil NM 'l4 rims lake Ude I dirdinom Aid del 1=7:: idea, ken YAK d Idlf. the ded d t • reeolatini Übe ',ebbe] elan be bee dirt. is. dynamo ell dr esetkee Menu Nude Plielj.llll wale tide elsies b• • dime el bed. e ereseles be Os ye Wee el pope eneielmei Clara alembeb memo s 'INDITE'S". form of a retire ....Nelms of tlis ssens4 wide. sad 31st Merck, 1911 r grade for army. 46 1••• 18,7111,5334; airibatioa tar 11s 1 of elOitery swam esetber. U41147.4M6 slims by the eh swam Art 17s. Y. wit sisla ether nisi aeons* ..at br 44161 We. dd.. 611 ✓e applied to ems elleivary of lbs yese am provided fer W d . r . me of ?,00111W4 Kldoinnal espezas hr r52.4%41. 19a. Al, o be surrendered le soaxtvol4d kr_ as wing • 71. 12a. Id., wma voted by parkirroli bowl 4,11 ?ler ..61W. Y.4d. Thi • 13he sus fr tie • of the arisseir, sWe - 1:t...; la. war Deputised farstiralsi time he enema dot UN it neurally lieborrame i'a various deport* LiteiltatbeTreeenry ill rake the Dutra. of the soroante Far;;• t1;1; d •K COMPANIII3. : Companies Ad t po,‘ tames n, e to the •• An Art to MCA atotime up IM neert their aecoeitery Compton. Vflatia at of the act $ to mans mamma arse arparet• estate! . or party so of the pair trier hail been nods r mama, may mil a Matter of credit" is. of the oompaay ina up. In cam of floe* to tease sad is e is of considerate. nospasy ham Mmes ea. the emigrate mg vomit* with *lame. he repreaentaave is taseeprommaN Gad Compromise, kr, eat of the creators. is for rapre.ealanal to penetrated mdl to nil amass the saved moot% Maga. the other provleioell lao h anaatats 11 it. Moak Campmate eludes a summary ~ ring p.rssls illult prwtina, the, .sere.; w 4 .110 04 tat parties of lad* f,enh tenni,. it is set main, Theeneuld Tnttnnec 1.12 • law ▪ really COSMINI tbs cal risks of ilteope N.At '4OY the Rump.. an at nas des helots, rposkiair "woe* of theme us- sed ~ITT. out ed. Eves though ugh we eight prie 4 ate wianut berme &A by • ravage A. premised Wield it wbith we tbeweill modem eviliweell& ecnl, se we an, OA lure of say heed I. and that in ars see thew Wooed THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2. 1857. mined her purse, which was rate when she got out of the otenibea. In *newer to questions from the primmer. the promentrie stated that she did not know which of the per °Min 6 0, in fret, but they all rode in the vehicle. One eat opposite to her, one at her side, and another a little way fro% her. Mr. Inspector Moore, an Intelligent officer of the M divi sion, said that at a quarter before na o'clock WA evening he sew the three prisoners surround the proecoutriz end a en. theism whilst they were looking into a shop wrindor. The lady and gentleman turned mend, and the prisoners did the sane and followed them, and he saw the prisoner Roberts put her hand into the ledy'e pocket, and Langton covered her :to that he could not see her remove her hand. He went up to the prosecutrix, and from what she said, he took two of the prissier. into cuatAy, and the gentlemen secured the other. They were marched, but the purse was not found nor its content.. They bad an ample opportunity of paining it, Li there were several perilous there at the time. The prisoners all pee false addresses, and they were m ounded to Tuesday next. 6114R11 1.157&-21118 DAY. Two o'CLoci. The railway share market is again better to-day. Great Western stock has risen to NI to 56 ex div., showing an advance of about 1 per cent since yesterday. London and North Western has improved to 1001 to / ex div. ; Midland to 821 to ex div.; and Great Northern to 241 to;. London and South Westerns are quoted 46 to t ; and Eastern Counties, 11 6-16 to 7-16 ex div. The North Eastern stocks show a considerable rise, especially York and North Midland. Man chester and Sheffield is also in good request. Foreign and colonial lines are quiet. Great Lux embourg shares are a little firmer. nanutioty MN ALIN AND WOOLS. sasieraft. t rator7 JI Mime sod JI allea.Vhftrt= BMus. SAL Lam J tie sflowl sod I I I I « 3m .. wad 111 SI «1 ,i. ;» so fAie lie u t ad 46 it SI II g mi. skl . l•lrarar sediiiiimil ..... in ar — iTirAT - all Oast. 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Turkish Six per Cents. are very firm, and are marked, for the account, 931 and 961. Peruvian Four-and.aHalf per Cents. are inquired for, and have been dealt in at 80 to 801 ex div. The other sales in this department are limited to Dutch Two-and-a-half per Cents., 641 ; ditto Four per Cents. Certificates, at 99; Russian Four-and-a half per Cents., at 991 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 891; and Venezuela Active Bonds, at 324. In some Stock Exchange circles yesterday an im pression prevailed that a seduction of the Bank rate of discount from 61 to 6 per cent. may take place to-morrow, owing to the influx of gold into the Bank. In quarters usually well-informed, however, this anticipation is considered premature. In considering the prospects of the money market it must not be overlooked that, shouldthe Indian govern.. ment be peened for money, the British Parliament can at any time be called together to authorise a loan. It is stated on respectable authority that an additional force of 8,000 or 10,000 European troops is about to be despatched to India. A subscription has already been opened in the Stock Exchange for the relief of the sufferers by the Indian mutiny. The well-known liberality of the members of this institution encourages a hope that the subscriptions will reach a substantial total, not withstanding the thin attendance at the present sea son. One gentleman has already put down his name for the handsome donation of 1001. We hope to see the example of the Stock Exchange followed without delay in all the other leading City circles. Let it be remembered that assistance, to be of real value, must be given promptly. Of the remittance, ex the Persia, from New York, further parcels of American eagles, to the amount of about 65,000!. were yesterday sold for exportation to the Continent. A quantity of Mexican dollars came to hand by this packet. The steamer Indomitable arrived in the Victoria docks yesterday, and her gold will probably be in hand to-day. About 60,0001. worth of silver has reached Lon don within the last day or two from Boulogne and Antwerp, per the steamers Rhine, Panther, and Clarence. The imports of the metal from the Conti nent, however, are sow upon a more moderate scale. The True Briton, now 80 days on her voyage from Melbourne to London, has 30,400 sovereigns on freight, in addition to the 61,893 oz. of gold pre viously mentioned. The shipments of specie forth° West Indies and Mexico by the steamer Magdalena, amount to 22,2921., of which 13,0001. is silver, and 9,2921. gold. On 'Change yesterday the rates for bills on most Continental cities were rather firmer than on Friday. As regards Hamburg and Belgium an im provement took place. Paper on Genoa, on the other hand, was quoted lower. The current rates are shown below, viz. : Amsterdam, three months, 11.19 to 1; ditto, itort, 11.16 to 17; Rotterdam, three months, 11.19 to t; Ant werp and Brussels, three months, 25.35 to 40; Himshorg, three months, 13.71 to 8; Paris, three months, 25.57 e to 621 ; ditto, short, 25.17 e to 25; Marseilles, three months, 25.60 to 21 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, three months, 119! to 1; Petersburg, three months, 36e to 1; Vienna, three' months, 10.30 to 2; Trieste, three months, 10.31 to 33 p • Naples, three months, 421 to t ; Genoa, three months, 25.721 to 75 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.80 to 6; Palermo, them months, 127 e to 8 ; Marina, them months, 1271 is 81; Madrid, three months, 4 8 1 to 49 ; Cadiz, three months, 494 to 1 ; Oporto three months, 62e to 31; Lisbon, three months, 521 MI. A deputation of the directors of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company . have proceeded to the Hague, with a view to obtain from the Dutch govern ment an extension of the time for making the canal. It is also their object to free the land at present en closed, which amounts to nearly 3,000 acres, from the strict conditions of the concession. This obtained, the land in question, which is of very rich quality, would become the absolute property of the Com pany. Considering the value of the works per formed by the company, they have an un doubted right to claim the waiving, or at least postponement, of some of the conditions of their agreement with the government, which will act a very impolitic part if it refuses to deal liberally with the parties interested in this important undertaking. It cannot be the object of tho goverment to discourage the influx of British capital into the country. Many'of the shareholders are of opinion that, in view of the advantages which their labours are calculated to con fer upon Holland, they have a right to leek to the government formore substantial assistance. The 17th call of 11.0naking 181. called, is to be paid on the Four per Cent. Irredeemable Preference 201. shares of the Great Southern and Western Railway Company of Ireland by the Ist Oct. The directors of the London Wine Company have made a call of 11. 10s. per share, payable within 21 days. A fifth dividend of 16e. 6d. per share is advertised on the shares of the Friesland Gas Company. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 14th of September for the supply of 100 tons of cocoa, 100 tons of soap, and 26 tons of tobacco ; and on the 17th for the supply of 3,000 qrs. of wheat, and 660 qrs. of split peas. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List of last evening : Inearance Stoves: —Atha 161 ; Albion, 4 , 5 ; Alliance British s ad Foreign, lei, ; ditto Marine. 411, 421 ; British Commercial, 6 ; Cep, 801; Eagle, 71, ; Globe, 92 ; Guardian, 49; Im Fir., 880; ditto, ife, 191; In. demnity Marine, 341 ex di.. and bonne; London, 33; London sad Provincial Law, 21 ; Marine, 76 ; Pelican, 150 ; Rock Life, 71. Canal Shwa—Ashton sad Oldham, 140; Eilh 90; Coventry, 190, 193 ; Grand Junetion, 6072 1 en s iet and Avon, 61; beds and Liverpool, «Jo ; Leiceeter and Northampton, 13 ; Maccleefield, 51 • Oxford, 106 ; Roch dale, 80 ; Regent's, 16 ; Btottrbrisige, 310 ; Severn and Wye, 2S ; Warwick and Saigon, 10 ; Worcester *ad Mrs ufinaism, 161. Gas and Coke Companion •—Brighton, 141 ex die.; City of London, 9S ; Great Centml, 111 ; Imperial, 771 ex div. ; ditto, debentures, 200 f.; London Parliamentary Preference, 26 ; Surrey COMPUTIRTS, 101 ; United General, 201, 21; Weetzninater Chartered, 311; ditto, Western A, 71; ditto Ltrwoo9. 9yer. I.—Althems9 MmammlPlM9ll9l9 o•= k ur mann of trenraerlom are very evelmtte BIM mva 954 I—V9Menteumniek 119 94—Ortrtglent. Mi— l...Alm and V vftablr• mew W. 191. M I dl r. 1 D.—Londe avid Nth me tens. 103-11avvitmer. 99011411. sad Lincoln, 3.l—Mid. Mod. SO 11.1—North Is tem bend.* VI d ad—lortiolo.N.E. Po , Orme). 19 99-I>Mo V ark thhamillte3). 9 ad—Seath Iketervt, fat —Dumb abnork 14- 11 WeArea 91 Cards. 214. N.C110.T1114 1.-11* resettot tn. Inner, bat lire vrov web arias. mom filehak. Mslebel.92 /M. Mem Vb.. VW EMMA. 191.1.0.. 144-91941169 409-1 , 999 k V9l eII—IMM Imararbire. MI (11994 Wailers. a nivius Ix Supsusr.—The fever which hes for sevarel weeks past been to prevalent here has abated consi derably. It bat proved fatal in several awe, but its viru lence appeammeell lam than when it fleet broke out. Though in several parts of the town there have been solitary mee t yet the greater number have been confined to the mortisimse diets locality where it fleet appeared, at the lower pat of the town, and where the state of drainage, cesspools, &c., had been but little attended to. More than wventy yens is:re W Bury Post) b•TO elapsed since such a number of /seer cam have manned here. -- _ _ _ _ Western B, 41. Waterworks Stocks :—Berlin, 5,1; Bast London, 104; ditto, 6 per cent. preference. 28; Grand Junction, new, 271 ; Lambeth, 96; West Middlems, 99. Bridge :—Hungerford, 6f. With reference to the silk market, Maas. H. Waithman and Co. report as follows, under date the let Sept. Ws have again a very inactive month in silk, with some sleet cm pricer, or quothiona to-day, being about le. per lb. leaver than those of the Ist Wt. The China 01.111, just deli vered, brings dates from Shanghai to the 30th June. About 15,000 bales of the new crop had arrived, of which 13.000 taleit hod been settled, Prices bad advanoed somiderably, owing to the pond accounts received from this ride; the lam quotation for beet No 8. Tulle* was 415 dull., about 265. per lb. The accounts of the crop continued very entfatartmy, the general opinion being that 120,000 bales will be avallaße for export, after making a liberal allowance for the require ments of home consumption. Exclumes at Sluinghei, 7s. 3d, The deliveries for the month are 5,647 bales. In Bengal gut there is nothing to notice. Italian silk Prices are • shade easier. Persian silk : The imports for the month sre 86 BUTE AT A MA MIKTIIIO.-011 Friday after noon Mr. C. H. epergnes preadad ha Isamlf d the day schools at Teasierff iga VSZ n el, ot whiek Ids father has for some pass beta minister Abet Ms sawke s large party retook or tas fa a booth mufti war the dispel, when *potful motes& was excited Tr MOAT EVENING. dying b e i ng *. maPia t a k,. a bY fi t, M :,: thavr 'hi c ha s igli va t ar . o 7; t ° , f sa the The stock markets have worn an improved ap dying in five minutes. I pearance all day ; owing chiefly to the favourable ELECTION EXPENSES FOR Sournwsal.—Mr. IL tendency of the bullion movement. The funds opened Pritchard, the election auditor for the borough of Southwark, has jolt furnished a detailed account of the expenses of the firmly and soon advanced, finally closing I per cent. various candidates, in accordance with the Come Practices higher than yesterday, with a favourable appearance. Premth' Act, la". The total I' ms t° am ° °mil " I The market for English railway shares is decidedly is as follows . Sir Charles Napier, 1 191. 14. ld. ; J. Locke, • 11,8991. 7a. 74.; A. Pollan, es. 11d. firmer in character. The floating supply of stock in Tart MAID or SARAGOSSA.—tae mortal remains this department is evidently limited, and the public walmood y,,:c.t.lams to at al lo ol t d Baaallasat o , Amon, " are sa alwat l r bs be r:: evince a disposition to invest rather than sell. tarred with pomp sad ceremony. Tha lady, who amid In the Stock Exchange to-day, loans ea govern several pains has left a large:family. meat securities were obtainable at the very mode- CareraL num. - OMR SHILLING DAT. rats rate of 4 per ceat per annum, the supply ett , i Tirana', gm. I.—Gdasidessea mufti. RAM ; GIRL y seam dim 11i ; 11014 MI& mosey in that establishment being rendered maga! DEATH FROM VIOLIZICE. An inquest was held at the Guildhall, Bath, co Tie 4 Monday afternoon, by A. 11. ENE liat, Paq., maw be that city, en the body of a young women, 20 years oleo, named 5, Sarah Ann Morrie, whom death wee teemiumel by the vim ft limos of a roan named Wm. Bedford. with whom dm tubas at. bited. It appeared gore the evident* Mused that the par- MS ties bad been living together in Milkoartet, foe some months it. past. On Friday night they had b e en out together sal re- ; turned home about 12 o'clock. No one elm was in the beam; is but between 12 and 1 o'clock • women named Phillips, living next door waa awoke by very violent et . She gut et up and heard dreadful pi-reecho' again Ri d from the ✓at house, and recogniad the rime of the young woman Morris crying, "Oh, Bill don't." She screeched etude, and al Om • window waa thrums up and violently thrown down spa ; end Morris continued moaning till daylight. The it. neat morning Phdliy. saw the nun Bedford etaag at Us* it dear, and tubed bon what wan the matter, and why he bed disturbed her rest, to which be replied that k was Sally; that eke had been drinking hoptera end had is. kyMeries, and had nearly beaten herself to geom. In the mans !< af the day lir. Cox, a surgeon, we. called te, and he found 0. the gifl Ii e anode of ineensibility, impartially from injuries it. Indicted on the Mad. The leg eye waa blackened, end 11 ; there were sateesive contimiona core the whole of the left Bide of the bead. There was also a mutual.= on the angle of the jaw on the Heat aide under the ear, and several it. billion on the arms and legs. The girl died the same day end um.. post mortem examination comiderable effmicia of Mood waa found extending over ths whole of the aide of the IP heed, end the temporal muscle waa ahmat in a state of pulp s e from the blows. Death had resultei from CIMICUItdOP of the s• leak. Baited, when apprebendid, said the woman OS was drink, and off the chair; but the surgeon Its wee ef %Moe that the injuries could not have been indicted Li each a WI. sew by a person beating herself in byetaice. ; ▪ canner thought them was nothing to reduce the set of as the primmer, if be ceased the woman. death, below wilful It. murder, but the jury Sand • media of manslaughter, and a et warrant wee Ws at kir ida commitatent. tr IM - - - R iILWAY PISUNGEIIB 4881121-'CIS u C0XP.4117.--(27111 DAT) This afietuaes the ill:Swath hair-yearly general a nesting Of the Awe e ee held es the o 4 es, 014 81,1 Bected-serast, City; Mr. ern CL&T, ehairmse of st. the Saari al threescore, is abaft. . TiatarerlLiVe - r; tiaeCriiell of the meet, : " The Ma mount of room moral ird blur the half. T. yeoman J umlast, 1.10361. lin 3/ iiie.,3,9211.7e.34. lee 'ioniser on railway lIMUITMOS. sad 111141. s. 103. ea no geneeni eerier erneens9 weir 6177 is IL is the II pried OF the rierker year, Mktg T: Wel ea r fi ate pa ant rereirs. 'rho astir' recolpte ix re rime of rauresee se shoes by the raterent at ecesuats eirdsted rave( the prorrhein, w 7,11631. is id.; eon is the borne. fres bet weer/ mad therimee in. N. 'laments, added to this ilir7a 'the PQM of 10,53617167 16a. Fiz to the credit of ram= newest. The disbursements, can- 11 piing the usual weridsg expenses, and 2,9411. 9.. 6d. as ::' ramteen. amount to 7,3631. 175., leaving • balance of . . 10d., which with the amount due from clearing e t . loom end agaraw,compictes the sum of 4.0931. 12..7d. ; from it. which the director. repo.. the payment of interest upon the 1 1, pad up capital et the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, : free of income tea ; the balms' being reserved , to meet the customary charges for commission e,, end government day, and the risk upon current policies. te The directors regret to Sea that in addttion to the claim re- 66 sating from the death of Mr. Hicks, mentioned in the last * report and included in this statement, another his arisen from r: Misdeal:lo( Ildr. D. Pitt, a eau le dealer, who wax thrown from 5 Ids glg neer Northampton, on the 24th February lea. i He bill a General Accident policy for 1,0604 the amount N a which did not become payable to his ;ride+ until Al ober the clam of the present half-yeses accrual la the serious &evident on the North Kent Itallway on the 211th Jane list, the directors are happy to aua that bat ana gestleetas holding • railway insurance ticket was injured, end , thetvery slightly. Sveral claims have, however, resulted frees is the numerous railway O c t Mats that bare sine* ea I mead ; eneingat them. three from the fearful as te eldest sear &dont in rho storm on the 13th August. 6 Bea easealtiee have the obvious tendency of e stealag the public from the apathy into which they are ; 100 apt IS lent when railway socidista are rare, so has hoes se the awe during the ma months under review, and of calling a 1 attention to the great importance of LIBUFILIN• against rail- Se way wawa. - to The report wee odopted. s r LATEST SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. I -8: (DT ILLUTILIC TELNORAPII.) WARWICK MEETING.-THIS DAY. slionrs HANDICAP. Fire furlongs. Olteuita., YaMar Gal, *wipe Lauder, Repute, Lady A. is be., Dina Rock, Lady Klisabsib t and Mountain ?Lymph, to Ste here. QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two miles. Melissa, 0464 C.osootima, Filmier. Fisherman., Pole• star, Mr. Sykas, Stark, Amorous Boy, Roston, and Verona, 4 sea here. le LEAMINGTON STAKES. Two miles. se Mr. Sykes, Sturk, Melissa, Merlin. Commotion, Umlly Of Homily, Peeping Tom, Alice, end Tiff, ore here. te AVON STAKES. Three quarters of • mile. bro. Litt Elisabeth, Itgdale, aird Margaret of Awn f, CASTLE PARK STAKES. Three quarters of u =Oa. Polly Peocligax, bad f by F 1) isg Madman—Clubs', Es ibbn. OTHER ARRlTALS.—Fisherrnast, Akenbir, Lunbourn, tes Babylen, Kettkby, Leoutate, Oekball, Fearful, Cots...Ad, Mary Lovell, Since to Bishop of Nimbus% f by Chanticleer —Bareness, cby Surplice- Beeswax, Knight of Avon, ; General Banquet, Sluggard, Flyaway, Harslet Prince of Denmark. Itedetuptin, Idtas Harkaway, Archibald, Flora iv Macdonald, Salmon, Cock-Q*4lle Nunn, Augusta. Eli wir.D.—Mainasay. LOSE or LIFE MIT Fun —Thts tnornini, William Payne, Esq., the or of the city of Luta. , received Information of the death of • One young woman, named Fanny Craves, aged 22 years, under the following melancholy eirewnstames —The unfortunate creature wee • servant in a gentleman's family, at Lee, in Kent, and wee standing with her back to the Or., when the wind from the hitched door waded her dress agalntit the bare of the grate. They be ignited, and she wee soon tumbled none body of lee. Her scream brought assistance, when the demos were extinguished, and she was conveyed by train to St. Thousea's Hospital, where rrery amistance was rendered, till death put • period to bra emistrsce. SUICIDE IX lIOLLOWAY morn ing George Workday, aged 20, who MA bees • frequent In mate tbe loetrop.litart Imola, and who was undergoing • eemence of three ;worths impriminoent et Holloway, ea • charge of being a rtgue and vagabond, conetwitted eMeide by peecipitating himself from the rulings c 4 the top landing hi It Corridor. Ile kit upta the lease steps on the basement etoey. Upon PSIII/1111111.1,41, his bead wee found to be Mem sleety freceurett Ile lingered thud as how, when death pat sa end to hie sufferings, BOY DROWNED.— IXQUEST.—AE inquest was held youlerday en the body of Charim Henry Hawkee, aged II years. The decemed sad another boy ems bathing near the Old Peed-bridge. Victoria. park. and the former got nut dhie desk. A boy awned Charles Hale dived for him, end get ham is there, but be died soon aftermads. The coronet the °lnduct of Hate, who hes more then 01)e• rem = led elidemare in similar rams, and the jury returned a verdict of " Accidental de ttb." A MAN KILLED AT THE IMPERIAL GASWORKS.— Yesterday, a man at mcd John Finch, aged 42, who was en gaged at the Imperial Gasworks in arranging the tackle for biting some ironwork intended for a gasometer, was &rack on the head by name past of the machinery. Hewes taken to the London itspatal, when be died in a kw boon from commission of the tool.. ANOTHER FATAL GUN ACCMENT.—The Dublin Eros.* wg Mail record. the death of Mr. H. W. Smith while iron= shooting on Thunder lest in the neighbourhood of Newport, in the County of Mayo. Mr. Edwards, cousin et the deceased, gives the following account of the occurrence . About three o'clock in the afternoon one of our doge caves to a print on the top of a small bank. We wtst up and stood over the dog, expecting the hints to rite, when my poor coasts exclaimed, ' I see the hint. It lea deed one, and onset be one of those we fired at above: In saying so he ran dews the bank to get it, and se I was about to follow, my font caught in the heather, and I fell down the declivity. In the lal the left barrel of my gun went off, and, aerial to relate, lodged the whole of its contents in the back of my unfortu nate cousin. He exclaimed, • 0 God, I em shot; and es wen as I got up I saw bin lyisg as his back, about ten yards from me. INs up sad seed him waa he much hurt? At lest he mid not, as Iss felt so pain ; but when I saw the mime of the good I law than was us hope, and told him as. It is eassollas Ss mimes dug is ens able to employ his lei sbassots is pops, sad Issiggsd Mew* calmly into his inelerses Irma. sad tires, irlibsed a /*niggle ou; a s ee tt hs prod sgra be los the JO aloft Mgt his was I I- ao Olsogor & Swat Wouct. WI Gnat Salk et Mattel .. 100 Merte5.„....... . 80. IN Ow B. @MIL . 1 0 et awl woo. (4.4.1 IM Ones Worm 15!. 11l limier's'. sol OarlYie lto. 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D. drd Bit 0.4.—. 11 De.dap dateeriptrot 1141delessOrd.d 4.4.16 4 114144ddir5,149.4411411.11 1 - -- 1;411(1.144)41-4.4spak 4 0.4.40.11444.414.4/11•4411 (1•44 /ow _ _ --- --- 4Ze: 4410711iiii4. LIANA Owl, lANNA Oms. (PINNY)I Iles hared. UMW! IWm:Wu linnot ONO Medi 0. WU •se , . - Li. sr, r i LIV Fier. _ r..ro. to ~:.~ arrl TW - 6 -- stro) 7:7 Orr) ..0.... lbws - - - Veie et Tow" (Or. rain) ..... Wag Ilemel (Mem WAlondie(Lblowell .h oups W. Wilier ( W. idwardwalseast 4.12. through the recent investments of the public. In the discount market, however, the demand was ex tremely active, in anticipation of the 4th, and some tightness prevailed. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yes terday 901 to 1 for the 9th Sept., were first marked this morning 90', but soon advanced, and closed firmly at 901 to 1. For money the last price was 901. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1,1, 1,1, L ditto, for account, 9th Sept, 901, 1. 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91, 901, 911, 911. New Three per Cents., 911, 1, f, 1, 9. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 18 1-16, 181. Bank Stock, 217,2131. India Stock, 211, 2101. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 1859, 981. India Bonds, 22a. die. Owing to the increased demand for money, Ex chequer Bills were flatter, at ss. discount to par. Turkish Six per Cents. were in demand to-day, and advanced per cent., closing at 951 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 991 to 100, being higher than yesterday. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 79 to 81 minas the dividend which falls due this day. In other foreign securities the transactions were limited. Sales are recorded as follows:—Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 791, 801 ex div.; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853,451 ; ditto, for account (16th Sept.), 451. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account (16th Sept.), 401; the Committee's Certificates for the unfunded coupons, 61 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 951, 951 Equador New Consolidated Bonds were also officially marked 131. Bank shares to-day were quiet, with little altera tion in price. Ottoman Bank closed at / to 1 dia. ex div. The public have of late invested i n the shares of this institution in numerous small amounts, and the supply of the shares in the Stock Exchange has been proportionately reduced. Electric Tele graph stock shows a fresh improvement of 1 per cent. Crystal Palace shares have again fallen. The Pre ference ahareshavo receded to 1 to 01 discount, whilst the original 51. shares were offered this afternoon at 11. Canadian government 6 per cents. were again weaker. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, via. 'r (hide Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Central Gude Rail , way, par to / prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, kto k. prem.; Punjaub Railway, to 3-16 pm.; Psi. pheates Valley Railway, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Red Bea Telegraph, par to 1 prem. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoor. The market for home mining stocks to-day is quiet, but steady. East Basset shares continue in request, and are marked 48. No other transactions are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. Cobre shares remain steady and have been detain at 47. Other foreign and colonial stocks are in active. Subjoined is the official list of the slotting prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Chsneellorrilles 4e. 6d. to 6e. 6d. ; East Alfred, 31, 4 , East Russell, 365., 384. ; Great Vor, 31. 1 ; Holmbush. 2 ; Harodefoot, 81,1 ; Kelly Bray, 27a. 66., 30e. ; Lady Bertha, 12a., 13e. ; North Dose, 374.6 d., 40e. ; North Redrew, 140, 160 ; Bestride Coeds, IL 2 ; &nth Gra des, 360, 35.5 ; Bt. Day Vaned. 24e., 261. ; Vale of Tog : 16s. 17.. ; West Camden, 120, 125: Wheel Earned. ; Wheal Kitty (Latent), 221, 23e. ; Wheal Zion, 16a.,17a. rl7l/811AT XV1111219, . _ In the market for home mining stocks, one of the chief features is the continued rise in Wheal Edward therm, which are in great favour. East Basset have likewise risen considerably. Shares in Kelly Bray, Sortridge Consols, South Cando°, North Wheal Crotty, Porkellis United, Wheal Kitty (Lelant) , and Wheal Mary Ann, were all inquired for. North Basset showed flatness. The following transactions are reported to us from the btock Exchange, in ad dition to those comprised in the official list, vii. ;---- Wheal Edward at 8 to 81; East Basset at 48; Holmbush at 325. 6d. ; and Kelly Bray, at 275. 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.• fetARIC-LANE.—THIS DAT. Them was not much English wheat fresh up for this morning's marker., and the foreign arrivals have not been large. The trade to-day, without being active, was Ann ea the currency of Monday last. Barley was saleable at Monday'. quotations. In oats, if any change, the torn in price was against the buyer. Beans and pane billy as dear. ASSIVALY IJITOI.OI4Dvi h nom e AUG. SI TO TETT 1 m*. btas..... M.MUS. Nati.. . no I MO &ITO IMO •• • • I lbw. Ili Menlo s WS milli: MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Scoaa—The market I. dull, and the 260 !Ads. of Cuba offered in public sale were bought in by the importer, as pre vious prices were not offered for them. Refined steady: lumps, 625. to 65e. Correa—The large public sales are progreming without showing any material alteration in pricer. Tu.—The market is firm and there has been tame inquiry for good end fine Congou. There will be public sales to SALTIFETaI hag a quiet appearance, but prices an an attend. Cosa ox.-600 balm sold. Rice remains drill of ale. Sricze—Pepper Bloopers sold at std. Cloves, 435. to sd. Pimento, 4frl. to 41d. per lb. Rem. —Common Leeward. wild at 2a. 6d. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet today —Town tallow Is (looted 618.6 d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. cm the spot, els.; tirptember r ' 62.. • October sad December, 60e. ; January and Mara, 69e. to 69e. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAT:, lienws. iationden and Smith report that the accounts 'ma the whole Kano favourable from the plantation., end the duty ia et 160,000'. Not much doing in the market. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Wylara,l7;.; Holywell, 161.; Hawing's Hartley, 17a.; Buttes Tanfield Moor, 11a. 6d. ; Was End South Hel las, 17s. ; Walls End Braddyll's Helton, 165. 9d. ; Was Ead Caundon, 16.. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, 17. 9.1 ; Walls End Hatton, 17.. 6d.; Walla End Haugh Halt, 161.3 d.; Walls End Stewart', 17.. 6d.; Will. End Teed, 17s. 6d.--60 .hip at market. Several cases of sudden death have occurred in the streets of Paris within the leg few day, M. Barre, • commercial agent living in the Rue Sr. Honore, wee walking on the Boulevard des It/liens Ist Saturday, when he was seen to slogger end fall backwards. The persona near him bratenod to lift bins up, and to fetch • physician, but the latter mostained that M. Barre wee dead, and that he had died of en attack of apoplexy. K. Dijet, living In the Rue des Martyrs, waslikewies struck with an attack of apoplexy on Monday on leaving home at a few steps from his house. Ash* wee falling he was received in the arms of the National Guard, hie comrades, who west preparing to mount guard. A doctor was immediately sent for, who tried to bleed him, but he could only get a few drape of blood. M. INjat expired shortly afterward, THE STATUE or JENNER.—The British Medical Jeurrial remarks:—lt fa decided to place the statue of ismer —the fruit of an European subscription—in the open space at Trafalgar equate. e /pot ws dedicated by public (Tillie* to thooo who bar As tbi e dinne oe d well of their country, the medical profession must look upon this de cision ea • recognition of the service medicine hes conferred, upon the nation. The statue of the illustrious Ironer will be placed on the same front of the square, but at the oppo its corner to that occupied by the elegy of the late Sir Charles Napier. It would be inVid/00.11 and uonecesary to drew any comparison between the characters of these two men. There can be no doubt that the great messl at times savor life even by the swiftness sod completeness with which be destroys it; he disarm,. opposition. where inferior men would only aggravate it. We shall, therefore, not moralise upon the seper• Welty of the man of science over the man of the sword. Nevertheless, we cannot contain. plate the placing of this new statue in the midst of "the deed site In Europe" without • feeling of pride and eatie tactics. In ages, the vast tide of human life which will flow peat Charing-erase will pause for a moment and eordinise the thoughtful brow of that great man bat for whose pladosephic labour 20 per cent. of that crowd would pan an Maid end waned been the conflict with the nospt snalliMmt lemma dinsma. n i i i 1 i 1 p It i , I • • 1 • :1 1 1 I! ' .1 ; I 1 i I II il l l I. I I I ' 1 * tl4 , I 1 , . i I I • I r' 1 :I '.