The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-13 00:00:00

INDIAN MUTINY ItZLIEF FUND. ••••11... We understand that this fund has received a very welcome augmentation by the trine/mince to its account of 3,6821., the balance of the Timer' Crimean Fund. The ap plication of this amount to an object so closely snalegous to that for which it we. originally rained will be viewed with mind amishrtion. At the same time it mem. obvious to %quire whether there et, not in existenoe balances of other funds which ere lying unappropristod, and which might with (goal propriety be applied to the mine purpose. This I. • matter of greet importance, for although the appeal that hes been ma& to the humanity of the British people Yea been met with • hesrty reeprinee, which bee been esoonded by the generous co--operation of other countries, yet it is evi dent, from the appliceliona already before the committee, that any amount whlcia may be *cal at their disposal will be required to meet all the demand' which the cs/smides of India mint entail on the charity of this country. Ten thosesesd pounds were trenemitt:d to the Relief Caw mimes of Calcutta by the mad which left cm the 10th id. At the mime time the home committee sent the farther sum of 1,0681. to Sir John Lawrence in Add of the Male of the Leerence Asylum. This institution was established by br. late Sir Henry Lawrence, who subscribed 1,0001. to its support. It has s loe received support from the SNIP lati36olll sad donations of civil end military Mhos In lads, Many of them sources of income have bra roily, and many more finally, dried up by the which have recently ocennwL The hem theehd Euro. re, in the Lower ranges of the n 1 Ile object fa to supply maintea•nce awl edemeticale of British soldiers who have lost .ether 41.11 or boa of Iledr posits. The Time. observes of the shows avpreal rf • parties of it Crimean Fund W. hew .see .d dam the Mars with whom the Fund was lodged that the berme I. ark hands moan* with interret, to 10901 e. lb. N. Of Ole elm we propose to heed over 3,647/ ifs 00. to the Cam mattes for AdminiMering the Indian Relief Fend, who the Meraritterstairdias that three-Martha of it ran be ego o the relief of the widows sod orphans of soldiers vise il ier tll in the pretest war, or of wounded or hrehtled soh who have so other term of rapport. The reeselerlim of the balsam we propene to assign to the governors of the new Military Hospital et Ne 11.7, for the purpose of pre =gLee auxiliary had he the general purposes of the Tb• following im • copy of a letter from Count Heathy= to Mr. H. Wailiartna Valiance, a member of the Court at Coined, the original of which, together with a cheque he 601., had been forwarded to the Uri "JB, Broarrick-terrace, Brighton, Oct. 11, 18t57. " Ity dear 81r,—I hem just arrived from Timm sad Perk, sad regret to see in the kedlag article of this day's Atintswg Art that the so-called wsfaral. of Cirdinel Willi am sad Dr. Callon have indeed • certain number of who call themselves Chrtmisas, to refrain from joinin s g ' = kiiaw Christiana as well as charitable Jews, in relieving dr orders In India. litedentmarling ion are on the Inaba Bind Committee, I beg to enclose nay cheque for 504, sad lira that I moot do more at present. Although • embolic weal, 'should be vary sorry Dray friends, and others Included, am those bigots who withh46hl rich aid as theyonattord Lam their fellow-cresturee, ender the Jesuitical preteat a their realise religions feebler. Pray, thirter*, We ray name sad mbscription mibliehed, se s protest against • seeterlas hypocrisy,' sad believe me faithfully 1 t a P ed) "B•rtIiTA.VT. 7D. Wellington S enemy, Esq." UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CALYDRIDOIL, Oct. U. The Vieethancelloe has gnat ideessa. da eoemag to tho Smite that the Me his Mew, be., d th• Hyde, Roes, to whom Ib tratworeby MAW lbr bustistica of ea Dimly walionoobly aeobadoc, sad br the Maws mamas of mobst melds, las hrther gown Ws mord be dr Haboodly, sad kb aim tope wee ha emu favourite obay, by 63 tbs calor, molars, sad sad= the im et Three pee Cat. COMM& es es eagataiellea el the pekoe attes=the ear. Dir the attlitele et the veer of laws ad to MY ea Meakq, the Mb day el o= 6 : ft s z t 10 , in As derde-beass. Open J. T. A..; LL.D. IL IL Dui.% M.A. THE RBOISTLITIONS. 110801:10I 07 MARTLEBONE. The revision of the het or voters for the baeyfh of lamteltsee wee armed yeeterhiy, et the C ~., Meerlease, Whig lab* Fewer Ill• Queen, le}, he leerieler. The whew et the mike ea isirre4lay teak et Peilleiha while the ~MS MINI elber eassetel with tie beneegh mumbled la the sew Teetry-hall, Peldiestarpsa la his erieleeretie &Met them wee &either ewe dein 1111,111110110 S, sea the beim et the aka y v.. orafizei to the eight Esthery el tba Wises esd he u by the ...eel evemers, he eerveetie d eluded won aed /astte* the sense deism leemed. WEST KIN?. The revision of the voter? list tar the several pa il, firearm al Ur issuetibia at the coati tEtat rem ascladat poterat o,y do rorsia barbter, Therms WA" Eat. elks Imli • seer at the Ormyboand T Oservielt, Ise tio Prim el tho the Ur • et Gromerke, Perth art IL Ithelishe DuCharism, resseriesk sad Wealth& Tie thither rale Is ear dress by both prim row amorresa sad the lantthe Morse asses et alardlowe In dl ram vim rein ere otemeig es art It mu set kart ors= IS arm/ Os domortria as the nth errs at ampuorsi asesperest et the re pro kir bores at • mar ttease, ad raw riorkerig yore !at boroeeh. • = iiik amber dolos Y ears side try smarten at rod the =raft of th an arm inn sa l = so ths ropy mats for money darted neural the are santhl metro it the peopety to tho eibrosto to •to Mk the 4011. p 1111111 M. _ _ _ Is dr bib prambal b empleve claims erre isais gar stilesdlaste etlle eserta. Tie barrister awed meth &Me INA MA amid set be Acme& He mold only allow my to sagesiled tar travelling expenses. CHARGE AGAINIST A SUIROZON AT NANCIIBTEL At the sitting of the Manchester Court of Record, yesterday. before John Monk. Bel., moorder them our tried a car. " Dale v. Wainwright," in whip h the plaintiff, a dieseraker, sought damages for an assault ..onuitted on the liith Jamey. The defendant, John Wale Wainwright, Is a physician, rattan( as a argon, and rosi= B and, Osfeerd-ritreet, Manchester. The d plydag that be had not contained the wadi; and that the rbeing unlawhily in his house, &c., he gently laid d l upon her he the purpose of ejecting her. Both dideadarg mem aseabei. After counsel had =rad sash side, The Dew:t a y.liesiokor, • witsmoig cop remarked that this seas simnel r pebbi a me as had mar been ion in a court •=os. Oa the ems had them wen • yoacr woman who ly avowed thee its had fallen from the paha of arta_ , and lived 4yam la la; sad am the other hand a dalladaat who did vet deny that be bad taken adesatage the opportunities Jaded bien by his bag the medical alleasat In • respectable badly, to become aoquainted WlLLthe plaintiff, and to memo brw• that be continua to seek her e.iery so long sa the min_ kw, to which she became entitled on her smithies she Zabled her to maintain herself; and that when eta hal nothing to live upon be abandoned and WA her without the smallest mesas of obtaining the wary argessarlas of lib. When two persons were Slued cornier to • court et imam, each corferiag sn equality of sin, the one snandating some shame and contuake of face at the confession, and the other bearing a bold—be bad almost said an audacka•—f tr roat under the accusation, it was for the jury to say which of them came with the merit credit, end which of these they thought beet deserved their eympathir. In this case, be fthe deputy recorder) new coo way whatever of libereling as yury from the coorlsaios that one party or the other led Intended to deceive them, sod by them verdict they most say which of the two our so deceiving them. The lamed judge then read through the elude of the evidence, making ear Mal commeeta upon it. He said he concurred a the ober atone of the learned mined who had just Addams& thas with so much eloguence end power, sa to the harden yaw ow in which the defendant spike of burning the pear gars letters. It was as beardees a thing as he hod ever hard • man confess. Fora men who had recently lost his wife, to whom one would soppoes be had at one time been tenderly attached. who had adored a young girl, and who knew her misery, destiation, and entchedaess, to barn her Was without even seeing what her statmat was, soma to him (the jags) a very ad, hard, eases actin. Almost the last obarratios of the learned corneal for the Js fendant was, tt You ham wen the way la obit= tit rem bar evidence," imputing that it wee to bar, but It atoned to him (the jolgo) thee as was to 'One smog ovapiwered with a sense of the degeadalla and disgrace that she had brought ups herself, lad bar general desaancer appeared to be in her devour. The joy would ham to my, in the first place, whether there was say smelt counettbd If they believed her, be eatimating the smut of demages which they would give, they had no right M consider the sed action, we to think of punishing tho defen dant tocauve he had behaved bearticaly towards tt e unfortu oate victa of his bat ; but they had a right 'o - o;nproriste hi r her bodily ouffering, eat for ouch mental suffering se ehe had endured through being Area by the man to whom she bad given her affeciiees. If they rave dinnages at all, he 'amid atria that they amid be namable and moderate, and not what were celled mato:tire damages, The jury consulted fir a few manna., when the. foreman *Aired what amount of damages could be given in that court. The Deputy-recorder said be thought he ought not to tell them but upon Mr. Wheeler ermaraug that the amount at which the damages wee.' laid worn stated in the recoid and be bed forgotten to mention it, the learned judge said the ; ary mat only give what they beitryed to be nascatbis ilmagge. The estieme moat laid In the daelsestion was 144 Ake ten minutes' roasultatioa, the jury retained a ter diet f d the plaintiff—damages tOi. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1857. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ba,• Yr. Caomisdoser Snail nia was the ant . toeTting — iriat the hehhmittel of Thomas Payee, described as lases and mangier of the &rend Theatre, Strand, sad residing in York-road, Lam beth. Some small debts rare proved, and Yr. Leicester Beckieghals, tbe petlitochig coeditor, warn appointed trade amalgam TB R POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION.HOUSE„ thrseriiss Nat, loAt;lryWsTrai lain Laterta i t im oys whir me fa the d barking about dilapidated bad wow thought bake Athenian &W NW charged with biertru a lmits i trze i rtree of wood ca pmecime in George • pellinness sil art be saw the bey, Oel&g up the pieces el weed, r Ss" did sot Waft le - my that they went ta the Irma= fir Mae pupae elm, bet they bad no him ith Mai trams seemillthar that airtime. Adam fletrense dthaerged the Wl* IPth *dr premiskiVe them that feet el brims ellegiethr. Meet Nei, • eretried who the hug him the I ohne el ebb, wie chew! with gourd as Ober ef ewe el lie miss treea, sad thmetemed le Week all 1118 WMPIN• ail wee elm thinget with having attempted be thelateiter a the The who leek the ibiedest trio custody said— Mkt led beim emu tithe In the eletketrlithee, die was Meld Meek Is the thee, with • gisse et cord round her neck, strd shut itreiregtrL Hee henbasd b a reepect obis men, end anew hr 10.. a week, and would de • genet deal mere for hoe If it we all he hr Isethable m. lSy. H. bed flonbbell • =fre the _Maw lire. drank le este es sum ties eat of :awe, to live with Ms Mr. Modem (the ebb( mid the mem bed ben ch=salth Intruhmlfea them. ifalemene threceed thee she abauld be plena is the hammy el Holloway prises, and visited by the wt. pen emlabegiels, 01111 MI /rpm wee charged with having attempted to *lke the willed Mr. Myers, in Alilgate. Mr. Myers said that the defendant had acted is the most violent maim in a public-house, and afterwards, having mot the most obscene language to, and attempted to give Mrs llyms a blow, which, If it had not been intercepted, weld In ell probability have killed her. Other irksome desesibed the conduct of the defendant to be despieste In the extreme. The defendant mid he was drunk, and that he had been trungted by some persons, but who they were he did not know. 6HARB LISTB-2EIB DAY Two o'CLoa. The railway share market to-day is fiat, and the tendency of prime is still rather downwards. The reduction, however, is not of serious importance, except as regards Eastern Counties shares, which hare fallen to 10 to 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to 1; Midland, 79 to ; Great Western, 62 to 1; London and South- Western, 01 to 44 per share; and Great Northern 231 to;. Canadian shares arc still heavy, particularly Grand Trunk of Canada. Most foreign descriptions havo fallen. ORDINARY SHAM AND ROOD. tt• NI rood meo 'U UM= II AVM Oa (1%1Basli) II 14 • V IN 11l 67 - cs La Di Ike* G.W.llNrsdi Wl. Vs? (asiessl 6.llrusi (Mg.) Nag* wt..' Cuter emhefts. (IN. 1a...7/ u. MOM (Wales) Itla.ol =ll%. a B.om Bros (Moro 11.11.7nosee (Massa, Terrall.lagedllaC - - ila — OraTt 77 - 1 MMus (Ormisiago) Tab of Irlarff (Oar. Tr Ai oil Wat Bret (Mops W.Oweise(Listaird W inslama isdr ik ti a lt. Baer W. lolliereCaliiesk 'nisi Asa sows OIVOIL I Mr* u.lks.lllali I 111 1 : 0 : 11100 :: 14, MUM. illaidialaa N,OOO attthi Polk 141110 110 Clairtigeloketlsi, Awe" 000 100 $l,OlO 101 10001100 ONommill NINA; N.OBO >agas.olll.llNistart. NAN ONJIANNININorIad NAN 10 l A5.C1101.111004010 NAN LrasNIONEN NAN Loam AMNIA ..". MON 1 10 tanian fWasaminaw 9 SAO 1 Ilea Pawns( Isaksal ll 1111,091 Do. Dow— . 11 Kase WM Raw Sea* al M.* 90 wat U all 911.U0 Umbria el N 4.010 I Da. Pfiffl 11 balk Arlralla MAO 91 Dike et Asslisila " 0.10111 Da. Dm fe MAW 11. Duke disks SAO IN Clay 1118101.—. VIII Wet lava el Si .17.17 USA 4110 In KO I* .4 I r 4 t 11 .?3 sil R.: T fli fY I IV 111 LID• 4' N fl U $1 84 4 i se, II H IS De Is 111 I/1 51 111 !I% u U 7 ii ii a 7 M 4 re $1 UN IN 2. n u V 11 !! ti la It ill li li 11'I' -: _: MA 111 II i I i I 1 aj II es $ 16 111_ Ni• 4 IA rt I/ u s IT 4 $ IS lal p is 1 1 1 I SI Si 1 µ Se Ills WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ILICIIIIC TZLZORAPI) NEWMARKET MEETING.-THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoofl. The funds to-day have fluctuated violently. 4t one time a fresh fall of fully 1 per cent. was shown, but a rally ensued. The market now is weaker again, and prices are quoted about per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Most other descriptions of securities are depressed. The Bank of France have raised the rate of dis count from 5} to 61 per cent. Consols for money and Wednesday have been dealt in from 871 down to 861 to a, and are now quoted 87f. For the 10th Novem ber, the present price is 871 to I. The Three par Cents. Reduced are marked 86/„851, and 86} ex div. ; the New Three per Cents., 851, 861, 861, and 881 ex div. ; Bank Stock, 2111 to 213 ax div.; Exchequer Bills, 20s. to 7s. die.; and Ex chequer Bonds, 1859, 981. Turkish Six per Cents. are also subjected to most violent fluctuations. Transactions are recorded at 841, 861, 8.51, and 87 ex div., and the present quota tion is about 861 to 87 ex div. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are marked 97/ and mt. Other foreign stocks are very dull. The sales are limited to Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 64 (exch., 126.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifi., at 97 ex div. ; Mexican, for account, at 19, being lower ; and Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 761. The pressure upon the Bank of England for money last week, and especially on Saturday, was of the most extraordinary—indeed, almost unprecedented —kind, and the stock of coin and bullion was likewise seriously trenched upon, partly for exportation, and partly to supply the necessities, or relieve the anxiety, of country bankers. The demand for discount accommodation at the Bank yesterday was extremely heavy, and almost equal to that witnessed on Saturday. In bar gold, only about 9,0001, was yesterday withdrawn from the institution, but we are assured, on good authority, that a sum of 400,000 sovereigns is already actually engaged for shipment to the United States by an early tipper tunity. This is naturally to be looked for as a re sult of the fall in the American Exchange, which has now made such progress as to allow of a profit on remittances of gold to that side. The American advice. at the same time indicate how confi dently houses there look to this country for sub stantial relief in the shape of gold. The Bank directors evidently bad no choice but to act as they have done. They will now probably panne, to await the result of the measures already adopted, but, should these prove inadequate to the occasion, they will not hesitate to make a fresh ad vance. And here we would remark that much de pends upon the way in which the mercantile com munity accept the present serious crisis. Though there is much ground for anxiety, there is none for alarm, since the general soundness of the trade of the country is universally admitted, and the instances of embarrassment which are naturally to be appre hended will doubtless be inadequate to affect our general position. But if the commercial public per sist in keeping up a needless and extravagant pres sure upon the Bank, for the sake of obtaining money for which they have at the moment no real need, they will have themselves to blame if the Bank be driven in self-defence to further measures of restriction. The feeling of uneasiness in the money market is aggravated by the knowledge of the pecuniary necessities of the East India Company. It is under stood that the Company are again seeking to borrow of the Bank, and that the latter have been com pelled to intimate, both to the Company and to our government, that they are no longer in a position to grant the required ascommodation. This is under stood to be the subject of interviews which have taken place between the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The inference is thus greatly strengthened that a public loan, guaranteed by the British government, will come upon the market as soon as it is in a state to bear the operation. The announcement that public securities at Calcutta have sustained a further considerable fall, and that the Bank of Ben gal has refused to make advances on the Company's paper for a longer period than 30 days, confirms our view that no reliance whatever can be placed upon the Indian money market for the pecuniary means which are indispensable to the authorities at the present juncture. The Lombard-street discount houses have raised the rates on deposits by t per cent., fixing the terms until further notice at 6 per cent. for deposits sub ject to withdrawal on demand, and 61 per cent with a few days notice. The joint stock banks now allow 6 per cent. on deposits, end the National Discount Company 61 per cent. at call, and 61 per cent. at short notice. These high rates will probably attract considerable supplies of capital into the market, but will also tend to deter many people from investing in securities. From all the other continental stock markets a fresh fall is reported. The further reduction in Austrian stock averages about per cent. We are almost weary of referring to gloomy fea . XOWDAT EVENING --- The scene witnessed in the Stook Exchange to-day has had no parallel since 1847. The excitement was intense. Prior to the commencement of official business, transactions took place in Consols at an ad vance off per cent. over the closing quotations of Saturday, a morn favourable interpretation being put in many quarters upon certain points of the In dian Intelligence, including, more especially, the arrival of some of the expected reinforcements. Upon the news of the alteration at the Bank, a panic set in, sales to an enormous amount being pressed. Sonia of these were on banking account, rendered necessary by the heavy demand for money, whilst others were by speculators, including one estimated at upwards of half-a-million, to close the account of an operator for the rise. Amongst the sellers was a leading " jobber," who is occasionally known to operate for government and the Bank. After an extreme fall of 2 per cent., Console assumed more steadiness towards the close, owing partly to bursa fide investments, and partly to pnroLasce to cover previous speculative sales. The latest official quotations, however, were still 14 per cent. below those of Saturday, and the market was unsettled in character. All other descriptions of securities have faller: English railway shares resisted the panics in the morning, but fell in the afternoon, owing to sales on provincial and speculative account. This depart ment of the Stock Exchange, however, was rela tively the best supported. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 89 to 1- for money and next Wednesday's settlement, were cur rently dealt in this morning, at about half-past 10 o'clock, at 891 to 1, the official business in the Stock Exchange commencing at eleven. Upon the an nouncement from the Bank. followed by a pressure of sales, the market instantly gave way, and the price fell, with little interruption, to 871, showing a reduction of about 2 per cent. from the first quota tion of the morning. From this, a rally ensued to 871 to f, which was the quotation current at four o'clock. The price for the 10th November was at the same hour 881. After the close of the Stock Exchange, dealings were carried on to a consider able amount, and the market was rather weaker, the latest quotations based upon actual transactions being 871 to a for money and Wednesday, and 88 "sellers," for November. This was the first day for private transfers of the stocks lately shut for the dividend. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 884, 8811, 1, 871,871; ditto, for account (14th October), , 88 4, 88 /, 88 4 t 88 1. 87 1 Three Per Cent. Reduced, ex div.; New Three per Cents., 871, 1,.3, 4, sei ex div.; Thirty Years. Annuities, expirin g in April, 1886, 17k ex dry. Bank Stock, 2111, 213 j ex div.; India Stock, 211. Three and-a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 981, 98. Exchequer Bills have been pressed for sale, and have fallen Bs. to 75., closing nominally at 16s. to 10s. die. The panic in Turkish Six per Cents. formed one of the most striking features of the Stock Exchange to-day. The price, which closed on Saturday at 89; to 901 ex div., fell to-day with out intermission, until bargains were offi cially recorded at 8.51 ex div. Rather more steadiness was displayed towards 4 O'clock, when the price was 88 to I, or 3} per cent. below the final quotation of Saturday. After 4, however, the price relapsed to 851 to 881, The speculative movements in this stock are nearly always of a violent character. Turkish Four per Cents., which enjoy the positive guarantee of both England and France, fell 11 per cent., closing ;at 97 to Most other classes of foreign securities were offered and heavy, but Spanish may be particularised as retaining con siderable steadiness. MINES—THIS DAY• —l r Two O'CL OCL A moderate amount of business is going forward to-day in British mining stocks. Alfred Consols shares have been dealt in at 134 ; North Frances at 134 ; and Sortridgc Consols at 2j. In most cases there is little alteration in price. As . regards foreign and colonial mining shares there is no movement worth notice. Subjoined is the official list of the closing quo tations in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Consols, 13, 13k; East Russell, 355., 375. 6d, Gaston United, 225. 6d. 255.; Sortridp Consols, 21, 1 ; Tamar Camels, j ; West Baud, 241, ; Wheal Basest, 190, 200 ; Witsal Grenv il le, 3.55., 40a. ,• Wheal Harriet, 12s, 6d., 155.; Wheal Margaret, 64, 66; Wheal Tralswasy, 25, 26. Brenford Hall Mine sold on the 11th Blatant 11 tons of lead ore, at 161. 19s. per ton, and 2 tons at 191. 18s. per ton. Frongoch Mine sold on the sth instant 180 tons, at 161. Is. per ton; and East Daren 45 tom, at 181. 11,. per teat, and 40 tow at 181. 12s. 6d. per ton. Drakawall sold on the 9th instant 7 tam of black tin, at 801.5 a. per ton, and 0 tons at 721. sa. per ton. MONDAY EyrNma. In the home mining stock market, this afternoon, a good amount of business was done, notwithstanding the monetary crisis. Shares in West Frances, South Frances, North Crofty, Wheal Uny, East Alfred, North Frances, Alfred Consols, Lad/ Bertha, Lawton United and Wheal Grenville, were in demand. Tin Croft were weaker. The following transactions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official list, vin.: Wheal Grenville at 1 f and 2 ; Gawton United at 245. to 215.; Great Wheal Alfred at S and 6i ; Wheal Uny at 4 ; and Tamar Consols at 1 and li. MR1MP.411.7411.11 10. 1 If itsgr i r. (uwsse. 10 MIN .. . I NMI ArelOiraal... a omit so IS Peat pa .t.._ all • Ne rw irair all 1 4. all NilerulNan so a. & sissosso ...... IN 1 INN TUN at NNW INANolledlaa on " ' V s : lmP a L aR ey caw l a e lkyleadaa Dluseal . 14 4 Laa.4l4a.emiliNall in =wigs tin 11l 110. 10 Ilarlar • K EW NM Si Madrid Ifteamt Ram MTh 10 Satlmksda INC..— 4 11,411 10 Do. . 11l s paossrsossusAiiii sa I.ls s 1L1ARN.6111.11444.1•44" .- 10 114,141 1 Mara RN. 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The amplainant, • aupseder, residthg t No. 7, Rutland- Mr=depend that as the ht oday, ma* he thepri le boa Wen fa and seat 1 der sum as. Vary asta saw of the later, les (adman) beramelninsdhin se that he bad very little doubt that It wen armpit ham We effect it bad °a him. lib needed twistsof Insamildlity for some home, end seawahudas b hod himself alone, end on o= his whe ins dismal that may farthing he p end wile emeamied le 101. Ws., vas gone. lie gave in tornados laths penned Ids kas end the robbery, and some 1 days Males mrestaad • Mew hem the prisoner that she had bees webbed of the mossy knell, air; she aiosid Mara IL He had bean be midi' of her oar stem, end anstemisd Yin her at • hams Chlaarmeik, Lam ina, as the aightheimorlen in tell him in bid "eat the massy. In ea the qamliens al the imegistrate the ye ars, amend harm the pfarmar far three or dear years, sad had lass Yam asapsay, bat dr had sever robbed his bite, _ _ thrw,rai Dot either at the thee elm it should het law ere itted ws, the wary, awl bowl last his worAlp wield di p ies of the esas. lir. Elliott weed bey to four mart hard labora Wandsworth Hew of Corrantion. 8111/0 CZABOZ AGAINST A CLERGYMAN. (THIS DAT.) A 0011.16111i011, under the Church Discipline Act, hewed at the inelonee of the Bishop of London, was held et Doeieee-eummene, this morning, to Inquire into the troth of a dregs made whet the Rev. Edward John Smith, per petal& curate of Norwood, of " having Minded against the laws ecclesiastical, by having, within two yaws from the date of the commission, in his panonage-houn at Norwood, at muidry them, invited or permitted John Douglass, then in his service as footman, to deep in the same bed with Mee, and having taken at snail y times divers improper, in decent, and filthy familiaritim with the said footman, and by taring game ally demeaned and conducted himself tower& the mid footman to a manner unbecoming a clerk in holy cram" The commission we directed to Dr. Lushtasks (the Vlcer-Osaeral), Dr. Sinclair (the Archdeacon of Middlesex), the Rev. R. C. Nina, perpetual curate of St. Michael's, Highgate; the Rev. Michael Gibbs, vicar of Christchards, Rewrote-street; and the Rea. W. Canton, rector of St. Margaret's, Westminster. All the coonalasionen were pre sent except Mr. Curates. Dr. Pi!Himont appeared on behalf of the bishop, and Mr. Malkin, Q.C., for the reverend defendant. Dr. Phillimore having briefly opened the ease, end by the evidence of Mr. Watts, the registrar of the that Mr. Smith was hemmed to the curacy on the 13th of July. 1838 called Henry Mayhew, • former servant of the defendant, who deposed' that on several oaceirkme in the months of April and May lest he found that John Donee" the footman, did not Amp In his own bed, and mew out of Mr. Smith'. bed-room early in the morning ; that on or merlon he pieced a ladder against Mr. South's window, sad saw JAW fruitage= and the foot man in bed together: that he afterwaids mentioned the matter to Mr. Smith, who said it wee fonl Winer on his part to sleep with Douglass, but that he bed done oo became he lad • very bad told, and he Liked him (the witness) sot is mention it, as people were very wicked in the std it would ruin him if it got abroad, and elm requested his to endeavour to prevail on the female servants not to mama it to the washerwomen, who were coming to yeah on the following Monday. Harriet Salmon, and Isabella Haut, who at the period referred to, were respectirely cook end housemaid in the de fendeat's aerviee, stated that on oecneions alluded to by the preview witness the footmen's bed had not been slept in, and that in their opinion two persona had slept in the defendant's bed. They ale° spoke of the defendant having ezeuaid himself to them on the ground of his baying • cold, and requested them not to mention the ca.- 14. Alfred Welah, chtirchanuden of Norwood, stated that a meeting of the vestry was held in July lam to investigate the charge, and that the rm. defendant being present admitted that the footman had slept with him, mooning no the reason that he had a very bad cold, and denying that he had been guilty of any criminality. This witness also stated that the attendance at the pariah church bad fallen off in conaequenos of the charge having been made, and that the scandal on the enbjeet had been very injurious to the canes of religion in the parisik Kr. Bodkin brief y addressed the oatatoiesioneve on behalf of the defendant. Ile mid that Mr. Smith did not deny, and bed never denied, that the young man slept with him ; but he was prepared to state on oath, if the court would receive by evidence, that neither in act, In thought, nor in nmmlive had he been guilty of anything criminal. The learned conned contended that the mere fact of two persona of the same sex sleeping together did net of Itself Justify the inference of criminality minim* *Mum obseraing thot his client admitted that ha had been guilty of an indiemation, but nothing beyond. Be also reemoted that he was at that moment surroseded by wand of his brother clergymen, and ej by perisideners, who had come forward to Wily= confkkence in Ids Innocence and their respect for hie peed ohmmeter. TlTsVicez-General haring intimated that the evidence of lir. Smith c.mld not be receiver! in hit own ease, nit rev. defendant said ho hoped, nevertheiw, he should le 'floored to rya few words. Ile hod submitted to the etaamiasion, in order that he might have an opportunity of rowting, as he did now mom m emnly, that he was per hotly lasocent of any criminality, either in act or motive. The rev. defendant wee proceeding to make other remarks, but was interrupted by The Vier-fleseral, who said that the commleilottera could not hear any Wither matement from him. The oommiealesers them retired to consider the evidence, mad after an absence of about half an hour, returned, when Vicar-Oesral morbid that the COUffilialliOttfl were =des dig Am we imiklat prima facie ground for gnsisibes. Tas MAYOIN OUT= FLAT AT COLC RESTER.— TM mead Ceipmeeks herpes at witicb re 4 " Oath% II" Om the de* amide et emenelltee, Idoly to he on on won mete letwithildle sale Uri lete askbrated the close of tbe Omer neyetelthe et Hwy Walton, Esq , an his woo dip bin& emodbir wt bet wee 200 and 400 invitstt ns to fb soper_edis sal lie Muse. to sttend bin feut et the Towslial IS 111. faiß-70ses SWEEPEITAXES OF 10 80V8. ladulienc; I , by Orlando—Haig 10 ran. STAKES. Two mar 2 Mow and • Fisherman, Warlock, Podia, Saunterer Mary St. Giles, Ravi, Black Tommy, Gunboat, Fright, Taamani E a l Kestrel., Zlg-mg, Emulator, Cerva, Apathy. Victoria, H akim, P Trick, The Pom.her , Lawn, M. Dobler, Re nown, mime, Sluggard, December , Pining Tom, Diu animator, eur, Lima , Bannockburn, Dusty Miller, Martinet, least, Plush e Gen. Borquat, Rosati, Humbug, Moose, Qum Boy and Wald Roney, an by. CLEARWELL STARES, Five Rulings 140 yard& Bribery Tha Courier, Silk*, Roya taTl lty c„ Woo&ymph, M oi aid KW, BeitP oo , li SWAM 1-010100 . t il d a r . to Xmiasore Leas, are here. waxer Emma. CEBARILWITCH ISTAKE,3. 3 6 to to 1 1 er El nX. Hakim Dobbs (t trolly) 13 to 1 Wartosk 14 to 1 Lima 14 to 1 Plush o 14 to 1 Romott 36 to 1 Satuaterer 25 to 1 Teamania 100 to 3 Poodle 100 to 3 Fisherman 40 to 1 December 60 to 1 &rams CAMBRIDO7.3IIIII/1. 100 to 6 mat Madame Chaanlly (t) 30 to 1 Whinling Who. tires, yet must draw attention to in unfavourable RAILWAY COLLISION.--Yeaterday morning an movement of the exchange at Calcutta on London. socident happened ea the Bristol and Roster Rawa7 to According to two telegraphic despatches the rate is the ßourt up- on, tm atut d irre at tnlies ßdigol from a ß t ris 9 t s l, basa.m.bsenTheundergeingtuna" now 28.30. : bil u sst mail it wa s . repo . rted . at 2s. grd 2ld. About a m i llion in silver /A en repair, and by some neglect two thin. loaded with Noss to 211* welal tett on the up lesion:lof the down line. The railway for shipment by the packet of the 20th inst. tis at this point tux. rather a sharp angle, and on the engine- thought that the aggregate remittances will ap &jeer peroriving the obstruction he at once applied the pre ach 800,0001. breaks bet could not stop the train in time to avoid the col lision. The engine and tender were knocked off the line, The steamer Panther has brought about 12,0001. the first truck was shattered to atoms, and the mond was gne sent about a quarter of • mile up the line. The panniers in silver from Boulo. To-morrow will be "making-up day " in the in the wets, among whom were S ir J. E. Eardley Wilt.; railway share market. The settlement of the account Judge of the Bristol County Court z Mr. D. Burges . ,m, town-clerk of Bristol, Mr. A. H. P mar, town co in shares and foreign stocks will be completed on Mr. J. Mb, of the Brine, aura, though much shaken ; Friday .y ' escaped without any swims injuries. The succeeding 11,2 The regular re-opening of the transfer books will train, which is due at Bristol at 10.6, was warned or take place es follows, viz., Bank Stock, Tuesday, danger by detonating balls being placed along the line, and Oct. 20 ; Three per Cent. Redueed, Thursday, Oct. dall Wal t rille Ager uP the wit rwri tw ans ty I r Es tartan' of i th atou sce t I le a tiraethe anti -22 ; New Three per Cents., Wednesday, Oct. 21 ; =the train s wer o backed t o Nah a . , where they were Lon Annuities , Tuesday, et. 20 ; Annuities (1859), on to the down line, and to B r i s t o l, w h ine Tuesday, Oct 20 ; Annuities (April, 1885), Tuesday, they arrived about four hears the regular time. Oct. 20. THE CAPE MAILS.—SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY.— The corn market yesterday was depressed, and The Eldon Screw Coremay's stems-ship Melt, Captain sales of wheat were effected slowly at a decline of 2s. Brown, left this day for P ly mouth, with eight a to 3.. per quarter from last 'Monday's rates. This is moderate ours. s, spools to the 'mount of I the crisis in the money market, and Call will leace - 1 , 1 en the 16th with the Caps ms.a owing partly to The following was Woo d f rom th e Gomel p ost-oal <,a , partly to the remarkable movement at New York, t e• wrd•7. Yiw — Mae for the Cape of Oood Hops, Ni t ta, where the price of wheat fell in one week es. to 7s. St. Helena. and Aseend.on, will be made up at this Naos on per qr. The number of floating cargoes of grain the mein of the 14th inst., to be forwarded from Devon in active demand. The provincial porn CO tb, morning of the 1 6th him. by th e contzut packet Maine tin ecl oo a n tpo u r es te of ca ll since last Friday is only 8. The handsome statue in white marble of the markets are reported flat, and in France prices of ___, Empress Joiirphine, which was exhibited dining the rammer rata are still declining. in the grand nave of the Palace of Industry at Paris, has At St. Petersburg, on Saturday afternoon, we been removed to Havre for shipment to Martinique, the learn by telegraph, the price of tallow was rather birthplace of the Empress, where it is to be erected. THE " Dills" Sexaxixo.—A striking instance, illustrative of the Wrenn/Qua power which some levers a 9 u g 000 to tha a t t t h d y is ear 74 . ,ooo casks, against firmer, at 176r0. on the spot. The quantity shipped whisky, in the extrevagenoe of their attachment, dechre to this sdaseate sea so n the e sam th e b. Posetowd by their favourite beverage , occurred last wee k The Glasgow Water Commissioners offer 41 per at Calton, in the case of a man, known for the last nine or cent. interest for loans on the security of the works turtten yearsas dumb, who, at the Eastern Police Court, ea 8a- and water rates of the his tongue. He we. Sued Ise city. We understand that was convicted of having, on the Previous day, aa' the power to botrow extends to 700,0001., of which said a neighbour woman, and applied same rather on- 300 000/ . i s al r eady raised, courteous epithets to her wi th guinea, which he need hardly have grudged to pay, as the The concession f or the construction of the Copiapo consequence of his Intemperance, considsring the bensecial Extension Railway having been obtained from the result of it otherwise in restoring his speesh.-01mgote Deily government of Chili, a meeting of the shareholders Neil. . us called for the 18th inst., ' for the purpose of THE LATE ROBBERY or 1401. AT OE ABOOW.—As UMW formerly teliorted, 1401. and • silver watch were, late on wor ks : ' , authorising the • diets construction of the Thursday night last, stolen from a cattle dealer belonging to Ayrehire who was brought from Ilevannati- merest, OW- The traffic return of the Great Western Railway tow, i• •" of insensibility from drink. The police have of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of 3,059 L, bees succereful in • • men tamed Hugh Ds- compared with the corresponding week of last year. Norton. on whom were found twelve M. banknote% thirteen The Stock Exchange Committee has appointed 11. notes, and N. 9e. Sd. in silver end copper. On marching t h e 19t h i nst. a s p ecia l s e ttlin g dal, in the new the prisoner's hoops In New Vasil the =heft watch was eretningly been purchased with part tithe steles money. which are to be marked in the official lists. band, and • rest quantify of raw Name & w hi c h h a d shares of the South Australian Banking Company, W 4 9 4 01 /I 4 COMMERCIAL AND MAREETA LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET—THIS DAY. (1T WAONETIC 111LEOKLPH.) (TROY OCOL OWN 001RPOPONDINT.) We had only a moderate attendance of millers and traders at market, and very few parcels changed hands, and those at the following quotations :—Wheat at Id. to 2d. per Inaba (or 201b5.) lower, and oats Id. per bushel. Flour was Is. per bushel lower. Peas, beans, and other a:ticks at last Friday's rates. Weather dull. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The markets have opened to-day sith a &peened appear taco, ehiedy artaing from the adverse state of the looney market. . . . . Buoss.—lmporters are buying In at the public sales, as last week's prices are not offered. COITZE.—There has not been a public sale to-day. Tau.—Tice public sale of Assam is going off staidly, but at rather lower prices then at the previous Assam public sale. litca.—The large public sales were nearly all bought in to-day. RUM remains dull of pale. itrjriirKlTLTheiool;tio offered in public sale 'Kris of incunent qualities, and did not give quotativna, and the article hie s quiet appnasrance. Corrow.-200 bales sold yesterday. In °ther articles no Kootenai alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS I)AY. The market is dull, at the subjoined quotations:—Town tallow le quoted 575., nett cash; Pet/sebum Y.C. on the mot, 675. ed.; October and December, 675.; January and March, 675. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—TIIIS DAY. The trade very heavy. Prime meadow hay, 66a. to 72t. ; superior ditto, 755. to 80.. ; inferior ditto, 50.. to 60s. ; rowan, 501. to 60a. ; clover, 85s. to 100..; second cot ; 70.. to 90.. ; straw, 255, is 30.. SUDDEN DEATII OP A POLICE OPEICER.—Mr. Jame, superintendent of the Leeds police faros and the head of the fire brigade of that borough. died yesterday (Monday) coercing under somewhat singular eircumstanne. 10In Su nd ay night, between 9 end 10 o'clock, he was called to attend with tho brigade at a fire which had broken out at the patent felt-cloth manufactory, Camp-rod, Leeds, and soon after he had arrived at the woe of the conflagration he went into one of the rooms of the building to d ischar ge one of the well-kown patent fire annihilators. dome other persons were also in the same rot.m for • similar purpose; sod after two or three of the annihilators had been dis charged Mr. leans, was found lying on the floor in a state of tmoonsoieuesses. He wee quickly got into a purer atmo sphere, and was promptly attended by medical men, but he never became sensible, and died yesterday morning about 11 o'clock. The cause of his death was apoplexy. He was 66 years of ace, of full habit of body, and of that character if frame which is popularly supposed to indicate a etroeg lia bility to the disease to which his death is attributed. Mr.. lam., es a police officer was connected with the apprehan non of warn, notorious criminals in the West Riding of York shire, especially a gang of persons known se the Halite' bank forgers. IS 11. 1.4 Pi 1111 11 IS u 1! I'f 4