The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-05 00:00:00

THE WRECK OF THE ROYAL CHARTER on a►ms.) MOELFKA, FIUDAT Arrizzooi. It is blowing • rather stiff pis frau deo wt be day. au that it is not Wyly that asitais bo dor by the divan. Tboy broagat up the lint auk! that hes bees leme yoiterdsy erasing. Mao th-y bicd a oriel of a bot about waiikt sad valued at .`CO:. no bar lay at lir aim mid .4 iha tern. Ta• d,vr.• Alan picked ay • eadi-boz, which la vastly entitled and &wore,. la the lamb, ayes. trait kr bean found pa ted up sad addenda to 6 ' J. Hay. kiss. Esq., Itgli-amt, ttamonattabint." The hes all* - eastward *Jaw lovers sad • chelnie book, with chripms -- draws la larger of • per... wand 11. gusts, sad • coffer cad pl.% with tk• saws " Mr. Hawkins" engraved cc it. Asother at the Wks net sante has ben idrethiletl. It k Wet .1 Mr. Wattle., til. fool•street. Liverpool. fey. rol at lb, amour • relatives have left tbia piece •.11t oat &inverter' say teens of those whose rvio•Lov ore sou: ht Immune en ereaten:ly arriving to wake new ipeorthee. Da lb* Wiest Wag resumed at a quarter before 10 this .. reing W. grar woe reralted. la reply to the arm he , Mord Charter wee Iron half. an • hour tee% betas r.s.e. Wove she peer. She broke right off at the nial•- her. . arrow she werherch. re. 01.3. to this • has Ind reat Woes. Than were villagers on the rocks when no hawser re gut arm. erases was sent arms by the bower. Three slater were • potties of the row. cord base been gut meows awly that there wa .1..61. 0 4 tb. forecastle who hesitated and delays/ hr bell-rhos.. There wen • great ray ea the fereessele at that has. In the awl the herb wrist to go. end I want arra royesK sad oboe three of tbe wow after me. Far of tr paringers Win ► sus In the saloon. A heavy sr Woke scree the starbeard I.e sad err every one from the forsoestr—ribor 60 or 70. the whole us.. vs Were tiling to weer and stay the 4,1.. The arra Was on Ward. I mew kir frequently; and I. Was sere. I her been for or Or voyages at re. cordering re gale of shot night I do net think the apt ra Cotid have dor lour, Mrs he did to ..vs the vessel. I dAt nosh I observed any errs Is lb. tried she peed Pout L3rass. I tumor naiad ilia wind or the raw et The wind freshened sod blew stranger end sir.ortsr. We took eardage. The hods wore pin the whole eight, both hind end deep-see leads. It le my duty to that tho mod is esmtlag no water. She made no ember site, abs era pomaded. Oh. did not make wider till as hour .Rue, whin .be slowed Read on the rock. The slgeals of diming was hot put out ober we puted front the Ascher. W.teed o. deed sod terries undo of totem dl”od into mishits/4 I essieted to cat an= omits. Ws fret eat awn, all the lee rigging, and ewer oweeptidag so Reword, ell the nude, gr. We est sees the weerber rigging. Tbo ow were tlret rent urn by Mr. Sumo, b side that they Right get soother lower on there. We did hot got one. I Emit know why, ni I woe faro lbs reeks. It wee just then she ported woes the iris barb. I think everything was done to get the pentagon, whore. Mr. Bnibt —I did not hear &Weer say that, the eeptehe ere. crank. To the Coroner—l never beard Soaker tell Mr. Melba that he bad sake" the captain to cut away the mama, sad tkat the captain refued. I never said that the esysia drank, or my thieg to corroborate that statement. Mr. John Brown Marsh, of Chewer, aramined had a roavereetion with Saucer about dock on the night of Thursday, the day alter the wreck. Foster, the carpenter, we. present at the time. After taking down Suaicar end Forret s nuret.ve• is writing, I melted &laic tr whether he had thing more to tell as.. He mid , " Some men an the bee-h has been eayiset the captain woe drunk, but ha was as muter ell the time as I am now ; I should like to meeker, INC wt, c.y" he wait drunk." He then added, "1 MO tanning about all night carrying messages from the to the officer., end from the officer' to the crew, anTr.: certain be was sot drunk." I took thaw words down at the NIP.. Mr. Mellor here mmonsced that be had received a letter hum home snnouncing the death of mother relative, sad we. , WY, to say that he tom' nuw leave. 1 he Csroaer raid be wee rorry for the oreunsuce, se he should has Mr. Mellor to beer rume remarks he should M. It M. duty to melts to the jury. If the jury were sailded that Ibs captain was sober it would not be suessarry to cub situ the runrard ow that proud. Ihe jury said they were @alleged that the captain was ectwr. -- The Coroner then sailed whether any of the sailors coat i eridrore as to the navigation of the vowel P Mr. Bright obverved that the conatoon sailors did not In. &wood this. Ihe Coroner thought that tha evidencs of Captain Pell, a totally indi&rent peers, who wsa in Meters for the ander wrii,rs, would perhaps be desirable on this head, as well se then of Captain Martin. Ihe C ,, roner then mad. oat a ratarsons for Captain Fell's siiindan.e, and the inquiry was adjourned for half an hour, when oar parcel was dispatched. THE VERDICT. (IT ELECTRIC TICLIIORREEL) BANGOR, PEWEE )(tour. I be tiny hare found a verdict to the effect that the wreck cf the Royal Charter was canoed by purely accidental cdr ranwiences ; that Captain Taylor was perfectly sober, and that be did all In hat power to save the lives of the pasiengere. MR. BRIOMT, M.?, ON TAXATION AND REPOILV. At a meeting of the Birmingham Landlord's Assorietioo, yraterday, the following latter was read from Mr. J. , ho Bnght, M.P., in reply to ono which the secretary had addremsd to him ll=Male, Oct. 10. Pr,-1 have to thank you for sending me the pamphlet on the lemma Tax. Yoe ask my opision of that tea I have el= expired it he public, both in the Home of Co.. mas and oat of it, sad it mem. warmly Neel try for me to state it again. I may, however, say thee 1 scree with almost every word said whist it in your pamphlet, and the loam I know the tax, and the more I MOLDS it, the more I think It hateful and intolerable. Up to MO point we are agreed, but hers you leave me in the dark. A. one of your repneentatives you expect nee to de samthiar, and you wish me to mom= that I will oppme st all rubs say re-enactment of the lacono-tax laws. Now, he me ask you how it is that, with • population greatly =ruse& and with wealth mermaid ens beyond the Molars of population, there be so much, sad ea we all feel each jest, Mastolaction with the amount acd with the sys.em of or antics. Is it sot became the aatl - rnal espmditnn miss cameteatty sad npedly, apparently without say re mid to tli• nal leolooltais of govarsineat I , Then is no Most in wheel the expenditure has not largely in crusted der* the lea ten years, and every year exhibits ander gewgaw et sa the part of the =minion. OM mid the periameat. Raman war threw wile open the doer of the aatimal ezeimmur, mad SIIKe IS= the great teed maimed freen the Weary et the people, has been ae wry prey to these whin es hollow preseacei of every kind, maw se free at Momper, of the pryers of tame. The ef Calmar dem aahles te aback emaimerence, it semereges he imembeee me net so mots of the taxpaying mot the lezmiammiad elem. They come from, sad they Heady rearenene, these whose families hem It, ansmakeas emeidared taxation of the as their lawful patrimony. the The eldest of the tat; saw the mire Is lead, and the rem of the family w eepy their brie manly is a scramble foe their undivided M ama la thee ether mate areenhiated yearly by the p•yers of hum Ms Reese of C mimosa will sot choilt the entrava. pea of be adransistration of the department, and it will n 1 levy uses with any reference to what is just In the of &Miami Madras. For sixty 'van it hem le. vials bun duty on pummel property, from whisk hod end Senile peoperty ham hemsad ere now exempt. h nearly slaty years levied • heavy ispay duty es per reel mewl from which had mod fr eehold pre =were snow . In the mew INS It pm te soma this *Maim al none the la pel deny by importer a mosseelem tut on. lead and Im am PoPartY. bet it did this is a way to charm lend and freehold preperty not mem thee one-fourth of the ease= which Melees= en ell ether Wads of property. This earcemina tot w be ham raised tow Wiliam maims! s yew, up is the. nor I believe it has lea nub= 800,0001. a say one year. The whale heist. of the enantry lam year minded Mam-live aidileas sterlimp. Of this met era mot W. zeilhoses were mien/ by haseeleatissenly the penareses the viable prepesty of the eenersp. The mama and m ere Glom raised male *ea fretrmas netllleee, collected en *roan the talk of whisk is asamasel by that parties of the rmlettos whiee hee ae pramety tint its latest, wed se woes+ bat its wages, sad .210 se might he hole the facts just mated, bee se v'orri ie per Iv ertv•lly without reprotalathelell in the governmem of the "nstry. TM parliament (I speak of the to, holism) ie a Pltl.woot of the rich, it bar roe immediate interest la tol.nly, or in equal taxation. It I. powerful enough to swum to the elms which it rally n promote the peonage sad the revolomeats =Mb an to bedlepard of in the =end iot if the emir mums which Sad their wry ono the hafted h.ele..r. Whet can I do !' What out any staple meager e. reirlialo.st do I na port-1-1 can demobs your griev .. I can =mums the wring I era asy that a # -•ricont ohm =just will mime thy he overtimes. tr.t nil thie, sad math men, will am loosen romp of the Insatiable head street whole you complain. So beg se the noddle ". populating mill token= • protein of murk re- V....m.4n. bend es the omelet of county constituencm, ea: the *irrupt= of the homeghs; so long ea the power of II" !nett proprietors of the sod 111 the one Caw., sad the Sorer of mosey to the other, raters as overwhelming me ' of the Home of Commons, so loop Were can be no a . Nany icelamitalla administration, sad of • jestdie '#•- mon of the paths barde; and so long a. the cuilliells ...limes whose tell sad =ill produce all the wonders of . 4 h ^tu 1ia.1,114/ ledeetry coo boot, are pun- I° 6 # l l sad lorelelogly whiell from any direct sad heal Whose V lbs eleetioa of cambers of parliament, so • they oey mod soot boar • load of taxation wholly be yond theft mew to enppott. There is oornstitingsssentially saw and insularly cruel in the meaner to which the tandem MOO asemiry he. tem sad is still levied. Our rich clams fedi' *hot le mope ; the ailinieiwration of the country's `its beffia, mud • (voter proportion of the hearie t t t axat i on i n t h e WM Is them ate. the class passer* so property but Ns labor ad wages, than is the new in any other country with whose mama of twat= we are acqueinted. What is the remedy It is to be found only in a charidc in the authority by which toss are levied sad the public foods ex redo& A much Polity, or a eni larch aud an mato:7aq, sr holh working with • stock repro-caution, serer did, sad over ma Ore say security for economy to governments, we der • jot impasitios of public Modem They are admirable imotlemeems, umeonorolkd, to enrich the rich and an arlsto easy toorking with, sad through a lock repreasstatlaa, le W met complete Metronome weer domed Is wpmu wealth knee the tool al a nano under the pm toot at gewindog it. TM wily rol aloft tor ereamay Ila pwwwww, and 4 learorss be the hying on of bather. le to be head la aliases orComeemuo whi , hoellirossedyrepromat inwpoo gin _of the UAW Kingdom. Let ato binnolidanto of Nag ler; Ilestimed, nod Into& let the read Omar, lit these who has the rein speak through fairly ohms 11101111111MIF tires in paritunong, gad jug,* in Moo the Puss , sad oar away fa ameba' thus may he hoped d o om I an al I OM in lamer al Ude jocks .5.1 this eny, but army east be in vela moil the purse is Mkaa Imo the woody of a clam sad placid under tee este kg al the pro*. I win Wont yen to convey this expra ea st views to the seseeietha you repremmt. Ima my sorry I s sI ee so little prowl of modering them any came.—Tote= wry faithfully, form 311111111 T. Mr. J . L. &Utley, Birmingham. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT 07 QOE:MN'S snot. !!Wags in Banco —(Before the Lord Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wirtibma, Mr. Jamie, BM and Mr. Jacket Blackburn.) lietrwsr r. MOM AND WIWI. Mr. Leech moved in this ems by loam to ant seMe the edict and to enter a nomult, or floc a new trial, on the =that the v e rdi c t wee pleat evidence, and the tut:same. The action was for a joint libel on the part of the two sad it was triad at the bat sittings at Guildhall by Mr. Justice Blackburn, when, after a trial of two days, a mwdiet we. roared for the pltiutiff for 100 f. The pisiatiff, se will be remembered, is a Baptist 'slather, formerly otildating at a dupe' at Castle liming ham, in Ewe x, bat removed from the charms by the trustees of the chapel In consequence of bin bay.ng been summoned be ore the sasiistrates for a criminal assault upon the wife Woos of his congregation. The determination of the tree less led to great distention amongst the congregation, and In eoseequene, of the support wirch he received from a *ac tion of them the iplamhlf contumaciously took goesesion of the chapel. The libel complained of apoesred in a dissenting publica tion called TA, lerthero rival, and it was set iorth in a letter written by the defendant Mote, who had mead as the solicitor of the It usto,s in certain chancery proceedings connected with the removal of the plaintiff from the chapel. The letter detailed the history of the proceedings in which the plaintiff had figured, and in addition to stating that the chirp against hint had been investigated before the magis trates, it declared that they had ht. 34 fully and deliberately investigated by the trust-es of the chapel. This, however, turned out not to have been the case, as any investigation that thus took place was entirely esparto. On the part of the defendant Mote It was urged that the letter, as it left his hands, did not pot boar nearly so hard upon the plaintiff, hat Out, in consequence of certain mums having been elimi nated from it by the editor of the paper, the defendant Banks, It amend a complexion which in its original form it could not be charged with. kr. Jamie* Blackburn mid it appeared to him that un doubtedly many of the Meta put forward in the pnblioatioa compleibeil of were proved by the evidence. He could the charges lay that that wail so of the !statement that the charges against Mr. Shipway had beea fully investigated by the tremens. He would not have gives so mu-11 but, at the mum time, he thonght it was a case for substantial damages. BAN granted. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. awe. In Banon—(Befor• Ma Loed Cider Baron, and Barons Kamle, Bramwell, and Woman.) 1111/011,101 o. LORD CIELLXIIPOILD.—TYI GMAT lIRIXTLW WILL CACIII. In this ease, which was partly argoad nora l i l g dr. Kennedy yesterday, and which stood over to this The Lord Chief Berea, addroeweg the Iseiwid vadat:use, said—lt did not cam to me yesterday that this is the lest day for motions for new trials, and it would be more mansions if we should now with them. Probably we have not heard more thee L e rc d 4 the modem, which see to to made for sew trial., sad there fore. if not leconvient to too, you will resume your argument on Mosdays/Toseday. Thecoart is entirely in your hands, for you are settled to be heard now, but I think It • ill be admitted it will be more convenient if yoa will postpone your fanner arttunwtte until Moaday or Tuesday. Mr. Kennedy said he should be must hatpy to meet the views of the court, end The further argument in the case wee died for Tuesday next. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1859. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 701TUN•7t FoieliolteNClL Mr. George Berta'', • gentleman Maytag at Wood's Hotel, Purtval's Inn, was charged with committing an smash on Mr. Alexander Findlay (better known ea Alec Keen," formerly • pugilist, but now • licensed victualler, of 2, Moonsetreet, Soho. The complainant said at 1 that morning he was coming out of the Mein, Sun, Airsstrest, Piccadilly, when the defendant, who was outside, seized him by the thrust, and said ha wanted 2CI. which he (the defendant) had lost. The gentler man was in liquor at the time. He Nate him in cbanni, sad et the statics toe mosey err found in ths defeoclant's own prim. He (complainant) did nothing to him when be ellsedlkn, not liking to strike him, though he did not like bobs eased.. he was, and ho did not now wish to press the ohergt• Mr. Bluer= said it was very kind of hint not to have sired hiss. The ;Wasplainent said he did not like to hurt him. Mr. Bingham said the dtfendaut (e, tall line built man) we a very powerful antesoeist to meet with. The complainant, ins very good humoured manner, said seevitlietesding that, he knew a little about such things and how to defend himself. (Gushier.) The defendant said he should be very sorry to be opposed es the complainant. (Laughter.) Mr. Bingham said r tM complainant wee saddled, he eisnld only train him to eider into hie own bail. WO RS H P-11TREET. AN VNTOILTVPIATI PIAMICUTOR. EN/14464 800,6111. • florgrown young woman, was eherged before Mr. Hamill with stealing from bee master, MM. Checks Browsing, of 18, Francirterrece, Hackney- The pawner was selected from • reformatory to sot as • homehold savant to the family of Mr. Brownie& • short thne MAIM but ohs took the earliest op protratty of decamping with about 12a., which identical nom w hurl es her whin soprehended at the railway sleds., about to Mast for Shefaeld, where her parents milk Whoa brought to this court she appeared penitent, and Mr. Browsing onspaestonetely interfering in her behalf, emakaa were weds to replace her in the asylum. Per this purpose she was remanded. and shortly afterwards the prceecutor, on returning home. found his plate basket outside the house minim about Ulf. worth of spoons mid forks, some thief Mang manlfestly obtained access by an um door during the absence of the servant. On • sone meant moment the suns gentleman wee in a railway curlers with two dos bags resembling those used by coll ators, when • pima surrepailoualy °raised ppor weeks of one of th e m , sod to-day, while attesting Me alert to learn the result of his dishoneet oar ve fate. some individual appr vented to himself • silk estbralla which he • few minutes previously placed la the attorney a box, leaving in place thereof an old cotton out utterly worthless. Mr. Browning, nudes these oombised aireenstanosi, thought be had had enuufb of prosecuting, but felt some satisfaction in the ultimate knowledre that the girl bed been received into the Elizabeth Fry !esti teflon. ST. OCORCIL .4.I N-THE-EAST.—At the consecration yesterday by the Bishop of lawdon of the church of Bt. Matthew, Pell•street, in the puish of St. Osorge-in-thes Beat, bit lordship took adrantage of t►e peewees of the vector and churchwardens of Sr. George's to endeavour Ss bring about some errengenient as to the boor of the afternoon lecturer's service which might be satlehiotoey to both parties, and might thus wed to the reatoretion of pesos in the perish. After bearing the strensenta on loth ides, sad ea a distinct engagement et the time gives by both parties to be bound by his joie/neat, the Siam decided that the rector's afternoon seretos should precede that of the lecturer, and that the service of the latter abseil tweintencie at half-peat 3 o'clock. Ilia lordship also decided that the annual veatmea•s which had caused to sub Menatidsctioa to the puishioners should he discos .. _ . . --.......- tined. It has in eoseersenos been arranged that the per via ebareh shall be re-opened forthwith. A BRIE/ WEDDED LIFE.—An inquest has bees held by T. Taylor, Esq., coronae, on the body of Harriet Heywood, wife of 84mut I Haywood, carpet-weaver, of llewebery. After a thirteen year? courtship the pile woes married lest Beturday week. On the followint Thursday greets', Mr. and 3fre. Heywood, after partaking nipper, went to bed between 9 and 10 tieock. Os the hatband •waking !wit morning at 6 o'clock be freed Ilia newly. married wife lying by his Ode quite deed. " Died from tutus' casses: r —lfikejtold JIMMIL 81141111 LIB2EL-71118 DA). Two o'CLoci. Business in the railway share market to-day is almost at a standstill, but prices are decidedly Sim. In several instances a slight improvement has taken place. Loudon and Routh Western, Oreat Western, London and North Western, and Eastern Counties stocks have advanced 1 per cent. London and North Western is now quoted 961 to 96; London and South Western, 96i to 961 Oreat Western, 661 to ; Midland, 106 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 97; and Eastern Counties, 661 to 661. 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Pet lbw Ludt NU it tutu t Ottot. , 4an 00 Ow Nos vi 9.0 t. N Ilittutu Doo ',78 N Dow NUM IND Nam 114. 1040106 Nat Imam Notnita Led I ituspetas To4 iisi = 4 Do. Do. 40 friut4.04.014045. 100 I- pros'. L 4.4... Ni bath Doan II i 11/ N 4 If 103 110 I I If If ;I di 1 pm - 1 a II I de le I m r iii .. i i i i ft gar 1 Ilig no u ma ilI pa ti s r ' 61 &I sd 114 11111 Ii Si 1 1 is 5 101 IA& AMERICAN SWINDLERS. Some months back a peculiar system of swindling, invented in America, and practised in that country on per sons in England, was detected and stopped. The plan was to mod letters to the address of individuals whose deatha ap peared in the obituary of the London papers, purporting to come from some youthful protegi who had Mist thin mks sandlot and keen maenad to prison, sod who, la Noma of the deepest repentance, solicited his old and "Mod hoodoo tor to transmit him IW. to some United States post-o Moo. Many executors upon opening these oommonications were led to comply with the appeal under the desire to act la wand- WO with say possible wish of the deceased person; and then le remit to believe that the trade proved very lutrative. It woo completely brought to en end, however, by the publicity given to it. The parties have, therefore, been driven to new expedients; and their plan now is to transmit letters to the address of deceased meats, purporting to come front a woman they have de serted, and who claims aid for a dying child. This has pro bahly brought more success even than the farmer plan, dace it has awakened the fears of &wallies sad • desire to avert modal. About a fortnight back two al these sonununiestiona reached the hands of mutual friends, sad the imposition being thus apparent a copy of the production cos Inwood la a daily journal. Each subsequent mail, however, has brought a freett supply, all worded in nearly the same manner; and It la therefore desirable to remove by a further exposure the pain they may have cocesiousd. Annexed la one recall, ' received. The writing is apparently that of a man who has assumed a female hand : " Lockport, Niagara County, New York, United States, &pt. 19, 1869. "Dearest, best Frirnd,—Why, wLy have you not sent the usual remittance? Poor Tom is dying, sad we are in the extremist went. You requested me not to write, bat after waiting till I am penniless I am, at this moment of crushing misery, compelled to do so. Your poor dying woo muds hfil fondest love; poor dear fellow) he ha never known • father's an. Ball from a boy I have taught him to pray far sad love you. Little did I thick when, years ago, I die covered all sad fled that you would fall me in this hour of terrible aMiction. Yes, that you might be free and happy with those so dearly loved, I left all, and fled with my poor fatherless boy to this distant and strange land, end daily since have we preyed for blessings on you and yours. "Dearest, only friend, unless you send soon, your peer, afflicted, mtoffanditig son will starve to death. lam now wails to do more than wait upon him, and cannot much larger bear ' tip against poverty, acknaie, end your unkind seas. But you are not unkind ; you must have sent, and the letter mtroarried. God knows I would not cause you a moment's pain, or take your attention from those you love. No, in this world my duty has been to su ff er ; Isnot tamelyi see my beloved and idolized son die in misery sad want. Do send me by return mail a 101. Bank of England note, for I am sow miles away from where I could get other funds changed. I came here for the benefit of poor dear Tom, but fear it has dons him no good. We are now among steamers, and in the most abject treat. Your good, kind heart will not permit you to let him die in want. When be is roe I will trouble you no mare. For Gods make mod without an instant's delay, and pay the pomace of your letter to me, or I shall not be able to obtain it, for lam exiling everything to live. On my knees I beg of you, and for your dylag son's sake, send to me im mis&,.tely or I shall go mad. G o d bless you and yours. May you be supremely happy, bless you. In mercy send soon, and so farewell. May God bless you is the fervent prayer of your unhappy but true "lIAAT A. lITANZOPR." DE. SMlrrirtirtar.—lt has been reported within the lest few Jaya; that en order had bees sent down by the Sweetary dikes., commuting the ospltal sentence pared upon this prisoner to one of penal servitude for life, but upon inquiry being made yesterday of the officials of the prison, it apposes that there is no foundation for the statement, and Dr. Smethurst still TeM01.1126 in lionernonger-lane Gaol, under the respite from the crown, and not the slightest intl. rostitta appears to have been mode with roped to the inten tions of the government as to his final disposal. The mi scast still exhibits the atmod cooler,. and composure, sad it Is rather a remarkable circumstance that since hie convic tion be has not been visited by • single person except his brother sad Mr. Humphrey., the solicitor, who, it will be recollected. defended Wm at the trial. The prisoner was erne to Hormenonger.lane Gaol on the 19th of August, so that three meths have nearly elapsed since that period, and the extraordinary delay ammo,. gaits uaaeoonntablo to the offices!' of the'prison, and every one connected with the OMR The impression upon the mind of the prisoner himself still 1 1 / 2 to be that he will receive a free pardon. 77.. AltrtiL DEATH FROM NAPIITRA.—A shocking spectacle was presented Is Cheetham-street, Rochdale, yester day evening. About lire o'clock a audios bliss Is the shop of Mr. Swift, chemist, attracted • few perms. to the door, behind which woe wen the shopman (Edward Clayton), sgedl 30, his clothes being literally in a blase. While the who were about were considering what ahead L"'"d4 the shop had become filled with flame, and poor stsitinued helplessly barbing. In a few minutes Is Wild approached, and dashed unhesitatingly We ab ilF in e bimi strest g , where, c. the a d ir ati g es C a la bo y irt ils W ellth d ee rag being ged h e l l! he uttered =CIO exclamation, as though in great ageny gaiguit . b %is esdlerfage, however, were but brief, for be Mal en the pavement in a very few moments afterwards, 111 s body was subsequently removed to • cellar opposite, a shirred and blackened corpse, clothed In half-burnt habili ments. Meesswhils, the shop burnt, and in a few minute. MI POW% &Mph, • plentiful 'apply of water. It Is pre sumed Plat Maytag was pouring out some naphtha by gas- Tb• stock if entirely . MORBY 114111011.-21118 114). Two o'CLoow. The funds remain very firm, and an improvement of a per cent. has taken place this morning. Beyond preparations for the settlement in Consols, very little business is going forward in any depart ment. General firmness, however, prevails. Boma of the principal British railway stocks are quoted rather higher. The Three per Cent. Rents.' have then per Cent. at Paris this morning, the opening price being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 69.85 for the account. The scrip of the New Indian Loan remains steady, at 103 to t. Consols are officially marked 961 and 961, both for money and the Bth instant, and are now quoted 961 to 1. For the 6th Dec., the price is 961 to 1. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2251 to 227 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 941 1 to 95; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 96 ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 801; India Stock, at 225 ; the New Indian Loan (stook), at 1031 to / ; ditto scrip, at 1031; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 99; ; India Bonds, at 2s. die. to Is. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 28s. to 31s. prem. In the foreign stock market the princi pal feature has been an increased demand for Mexican Bonds, which have been dealt in between 221 and 221 ; Turkish Bonds have also improved, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 781 to 791, and that of 1858, 871 to 681. Russian scrip remains fiat. Sales are re corded as follows: Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 201 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange 128.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 221, 221, 221; Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91i; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 451; ditto Three per Cent,. 1868, 1857, and 1859, 44 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1101; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991, 98/ ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859 (scrip), 1, / dis.; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 321; the Committee's Certificates, 41; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 781 ; ditto for account, 791, 781; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031. kALIP-PAST TWO o'CLocs. Consols remain stationary, at NI to 1 for money and next Tuesday, and 961 to I for the Bth of December. The scrip of the New Indian Loan hu not varied, being quoted 103 to t. There was an active demand for money yesterday in the discount market, and balances was not done be low 21 per cent. At the Bank the applications were to a fair extent, but not at all pressing. The nume rous bills due yesterday (the 4th) seem to have been extremely well met. In the Stock Exchange money was abundant, and short loans on English govern ment securities were obtainable at 11 to 2 per cent. There were no operations in gold at the Bank yes terday. About 100,0001. of the amount by the City of Washington has been bought for exportati on . The Avon has arrived from Brazil with 37,8291. is specie, and the Baron Osy, from Antwerp, with about 30,0001. in silver. In the . foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the principal feature was a decline in the rates on Austria, consequent urn the more favourable character of the political advice'. Bills on Holland were again quoted more in favour of the foreigner. The other exchanges present little alteration. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.151 to ; ditto short, 11.13 in ; Routordszs , th ree months, 11.1 6* to 1 ; Antwerp, three month*, 25.26 to 30 ; Hamburg, marks eeesso, three months, 13.6 to 5 ; Pure, three dorp sight, 26.75 to 121; ditto, three months, 25.30 to 6; Frvinl-ast-the- Males, three months, 117 to 1 ; Petereborg. pus rouble, three months, 331 to d i t t o, ienna, e d . fio., three months, 12.66 to 60 ; Trieste, three nicathe, 12.60 to 6 ; Madrid, three months, 49/ to 1; C.edis, three months, 491 to 50 ; Leghorn, three months, 30.20 to 6 ; Gems, three months, 25.60 to 21 ; Naples, three mouths, 401 to 1; Pagano, three months, 121 i to 122 ; Yaertta, three month., 122 hi Lisbon. 90 days, 611 to 62; Oporto, 90 days, 62 to 1. A private telegram received in anticipation of the Australian mail states that Messrs. Lloyd, Beilby, and Co., merchants, who stopped payment in Lon don in May last, have been made bankrupts at Sydne7, with liabilities to the extent of 250,0001., and with wets to a comparatively small amount. The mail steamer from Liverpool for Halifax and Boston will in future call at Queenstown, both on the outward and homeward voyages ; and the out- I ward mails for these packets are to be made up in London on the evening of Saturday, instead of Friday, as hitherto. 1 A telegram received from Moelfra states that an ingot of gold, marked L IC, and weighing about 4 lbs., had been found near the wreck of the Royal Charter. The agent of a London assurance com pany, on the spot, reiterates his belief that nearly the whole of the gold will be discovered; it cannot, he says, have been washed away. The /Mirth call of V. is to be paid by the Ist Dec. on the shares in the Forest of Dean Central Railway. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,4051. The first general meeting of shareholders in Mis ter's Royal Crystal Palace Hotel Company (limited) is called for the 12th inst., to declare a dividend. The Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton Railway Company have declared a half-yearly dividend of St per cent. _ _ The en joined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued last evening by Meese. W. J. and H. Thompson : The colonial markets continue inactive, and for several kinds of prodaos quotations have still a downward tendency. In sugar there is not any alteration to noise, low qualities having been fiat, tut flue grocery sold with spirit at very extreme rates. Coffee has been dril. The plantation kinds of Ceylon went at barely lad week'svalus, and good native sorts were rather cheaper In the public oaks. There is more in quiry for the line qualities of Bengal saltpetre at • recovery of 6.1. per cwt. aloe is quiet, and the soft grain descriptions barely maintain previous raise. At the quarterly Wee of tionamon held on Moodey • brisk demand was experienced, chiefly for fi rst sorts, and nearly the whole quantity offered met with borers at from Id. to H. per lb. advance. The tea market remains dull, and new season's masons have sold upon lower terms. -.- -- ----. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 2, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue 00,765,905 Daman 525,396 Circulation active Public deposit' Other deposits Oevernsoant securitlas In — b;;;lnnedepartm — en t. r 10,875,167 No cheap Other Nectarine. in bankie4 department 18,809,026 Increase 716,6!3 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bal 9.7.172 Demme 33,0115 Tlie Reet Notes in reserve Total reams (notes it coin) In banking depsement 8,991,931 Decrease 168,150 The effect of the pressure for money which pre vailed at the Bank, especiaily on Wednesday, is shown in the large increase in the " other" secu rities. It is somewhat remarkable, however, that the addition to the private deposits was of nearly equal amount. The decrease in the reserve is consequently only moderate. The decline in the bullion continues, but the variation is unimportant. The Gaulle statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, vis.:—lmports of g01d,133,9871 ; exports of gold, 326,8861. ; imports of silver, 256,8084 ; exports of silver, 241,2991. MASI or 'SWAN D.—...a • ponosol to Ow MI le Ond GI OK. 0. 32, kg Ws look mama oo 1 1 , . Zoo 1, L hero WaS.IIIIIIT. Roles Wild .......... /110.78•1106 Otare agAincesat DNS —.. /111 11.4 .0A .011010 lloondelo Gold Coln sod Sulam 11.110. N. Sim i•olion ..--- -- 510,788,10{ 4C10.710.1 floverument ascuttitio tinclu I Dori Weida Annotyo thoz SoLurities 11.19 494 6.410 0:11. am Alm Cao 6/3.461 ra= Dectod • kinue " • VA Cii.•14,114 Now• S. IN& MANX. IL MAMBAS& OW Orilst. COLONIAL GOvinxl 61.11463=11. weal= : Wm*. - Pa 6 a 6..167V•1M IM Pa P 4.1660 lee .. Da (la a. 1660.., lO3 0n016116.61.1116 Dd. reat.m. WU W. M WPM 66. 66.6Lawf.6.0., 6111 JOIN? ROOK 0,•44 laJ 0.08 1 0 O ILNA 6O !1 WU IN N N g i a gg : I NV US. II 14.01 0 KM to 0.01. so 1.80 U. jams girl U. WS.l46k a %1 " 4 6 : 777:7 t a tOol. Bank kiza: I Whim N. Lamle_ • Part. Dank 0 Wl* ariklia. pad Misr g i g of lessika _. N ...4 =7.= L. g.„,, 0.1 I• Mil Bask 0ge,..1 Clams ark . treebrial of leZel De. Mew Artsiii.::::: _ . . .. ljelerisl Ara - W:1 e el lad. - - OMB in tat sr to 26 28 ii -$ U 16 - 13 li ire 11F ...' 115 114 la 111 101 101 1.1 142 lON 1011 1011 11l Me T - 1 -6 4 - SI II 1111 6311 i I* 10 . 17;1 107 64 ad Ds FILIDAS EVZ.h , NG. Consols, which clawed yenta:day at 941 to 1, °pearl this morning at the same quotation, advanced es 981, and closed st 961," sellers," both for money awl next Tuesday. For the 6th December the last prise was 981," sellers." The official business report is ss follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 98, 961, 981, 981; ditto for account (Bth Nor.), 96. 981 . Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, 1 1, ; New Three per Cents., 941, 96, ; Thirty Yews Anne., expiring in April, 1886, 171, 17 1 ; Beek Stock, 227; India Stock, 224; the N ew Indan Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1031, 1031, 103 ; the India Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961; ditto 1661, 96„ 96 1. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was very q2iet. at 103 to 1, and the stock at 1021 to 1031. The labia Four per Cent. Debentnves of ISIS " B ln i !ia ns a , in B 2l3s q ua n . ds o !o ted , 321.96...dp.i5re.t0mt0.);.2th5.. those of ; 1 . an B . 69 te Ex"cle tot ; The foreign .tuck market was quiet, except as w garde Mexican Bonds, which have adranced to MIL Ventzaela Bonds were also inquired for. Spa nish were dull. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were quoted 781 to 79, and the Loan of 1868, 67} 88• Itussian scrip wu rather flat, at to die. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocg. In the Stock Exchange today East Wised Russell shares are again inquired for, and have been dealt in at 11 and 101. East Basset are marked 1531. The other principal transactions have been in shares in Grambler and St. Aubyn, Kelly Bray, East Carn Brea, Whet/ Mary Ann, and IVendron Consols Mines, in mast instances at steady prices. St. John det Rey Mining shares are in demand, and have been dealt in at 11 to 12. North Rhine Copper (South Australia) are also inquired for, and are marked 1 and / prem. There have been transaction, in General Mines (Nova Scotia) at 251, and Scottish Australian Mining at par. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia were yesterday quoted 348 to 5-16 prem. The applications are already very large, and the list will be closed on Monday afternoon. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : Business has been a trifle better on the whole this wog. Copper keeps • arm position, and some transactions continue to be made to a fair extent in both English and foreign. Imo finds a flit market for most descriptions, end prices are • trifle lower. A fall of el. per ton (not unexpected) was de clared on lst instant in English, and • flat market stilt ma tinaes for all d.acriptiena. Spelter is steady in price, with moderate business doing. Tin plates sell rather more Ere*. At a meeting of adventurers in Cslatock Consols May held on the 26tH ult.. the accounts showed a balance against the adventurers of 3971. 9s. 2d. A call of Se. per share was made. The directors of the Cara Bree Mines have decles•d dividend of v. per share. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The 'market is very quiet to-day ; prices are quoted as follows :—Petarsburg Y.C. on the spot, 595. ; all ths 3W, Mk.; Deoember, 69e. Ilsaurr Avzi.toss.—Town tallow, 624. 6d.; fat ditto, 3a. 31d.; yellow Russian, 60s. 61.; milted 435.; rough ditto, 26a.; tallow trestle, 16a.; eregs, 7s. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Fruits are tolerably well supplied ; but vegetables have, r might have been expected, suffered trout the late (meta, and therefore they are not furniabed ineuch abundance &a they bre been. Pine apples end grapes have not altered io price snag lest week. Pears in arra consist of Gluu Noreen rid Beane Diel. The best darn apple now to be obtained • King of the Pippins. Rintoss are name. New orrass a = now be had. Good !Rhoda an realists( 9d. per lb. ants an plentiful. Cabbages, savor, carrots, sad psessas may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers sat stance, Potatoes realise from 4s. to Be. per cwt. Mushrooms trim the open Beld are nearly over. Cucumbers tolerably aradsid. Cut flowers chiefly wart of orchids, prdedis, valo r mignonette, china arm, herbs, aced ram. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—(THIS DAT.) Mews. Davis sad Co. report supply scene, prices wttbe alteration. Fnme meadow nay, 70a. to 76a. ; superior ditto, 80.. 84a.; inferior ditto, 68s. to 80s. ; rowan, 455. to 6.85.'; clover, old, 90.. to 1065.; ditto, second cut, 804. to 804.; straw, 28a, to 30s. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCIL—CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 4. —Tai VICYCIUNCILLOISELP.—At a congregation this I d e alt Hon. and Rev. Latimer Neville, M u t er of Muddies wee anointed Vice-Chanoellor for; the ensuing aca demical A BAD Timor/ Orr.—The North Warwickshire Hands met on Monday lilt for the first time this matrons* Stotaleigh Abbey, the seat of Lord Leigh, the Lord-Lisa tenant of the county, when three accidents took place, one of which hes proved fatal. Among the members of the hunt present wee Mr. Julius Smith, of Leamington, and who, while riding a home he had ally recently wee thrown 'swot a tree, end We eye so serio y inj as to deprive him of eight during the remainder of his life. A valuable horse was also so fearfully lamed es to render M necessary to shoot it on the spot. Mr. Sylvester, of Coventry, was on the name day thrown from his horse whits following the hounds, and dies on Wednessy night from the effects of injuries sustsio/I by the fall. ATTACK BY AN OVIGUMIIVEK BVILLOCK.—tht Tvesdey night a singular and somewhat serious attack ter made by an overdriven bullock upon Mr. Holtman, builder, North Shields. Mr. Hourman was taking a raider o f brandy in a tavern kept by Mrs. Johnson, in Clive.street, le company with Mr. Taylor, another builder, when they were suddenly disturbed by an overdriven bull ock, which rushed into the passage of the tavern, and forced Ito way through the tap-room to where the gentlemen were sitting. It re mediately attacked Mr. Bowman, and having got him bile • corner commenced to goes him. Mr. Taylor, however, struck at the animal, and having attracted its attention to himself, he leaped over the bar aorta; and the bullock leaped after him, turning on all the tape of the spirit cars r it did so, when Mr. Taylor having opened a side door the bullock followed him, and wen thus got out of the house Mtn the street. It was shortly after captured by the burrs without doing further damage. Some of Mr. lioneynurs ribs are reported to be broken, and be is otherwise a good deal injured. THE KILREA MORDER.—Four men have been frilly committed for trial at the next assizes for Derry for the murder of Henry Gormley. Two approvers have ore for ward to give evidence against the/tamers. THE WORKA AT DOI:EL—It appears that Ronan meat are strenuous in their determination to render Dover the most Imp mint military station In the kingdom. Within the last fee yews many extensive additions have been made to the fortification, at the castle and on the Welts, and others to • much prate extant are projected. Among these will be the extension of the line of fortifications, and the reconstroction of several battens at the latter piece. Orders have been received at Chatham for the 311 a com pany of Royal Engineer,, under the command of Captain G. H. Gordon, to proceed to Shothcliffe, to relieve the 30th, ordered to Dover, in or lee that they may be employed on the contemplated works. The 34th company will be considerably augmented previous to leaving Chatham by the /election of several men from the detachments of Royal Engineers now at heedsunt `rd.—borer Woreiside. THIS SOUTH DEVON RAILWAT.—We visited the tabu of the storm tossed line at Teignmouth no Saturday lest, and well worth seeing they are by all who Irish to have ocular evidence of the might and majesty of the ocean. For more than half s toils the Inner wall of the line has been swept sway and broken up into mare•. the solid coping stake of the outer wall (as the formidable bottreee which forms the walk is called) went towed about. some pitched into the sea, some tossed over on to tho line, while the massive wall is shaken. in some plates Perionsly undermined, ea Is *viscid by slaking* la the middle. The hos of the wall i e crocked in some places ; in others tho seed k strip: away to the foundation, and a coatinaancp of the storm may yet sweep it all away. It is a very minions time for the direr-Wry. Ws cannot forget amid these winter dangers, the summer pleasures which this Noe aff4dr, and the hberal me which the directors make el it for the benefit of the citizens. We trust that the wore ia past, but we fear not. —Freers limos. _ RAILWAT Thsinc.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week c o Fjc Oct. 29, smoontsd to 496 6001 ., and for the owns mg week of loot yrr to 466,6001, showing an remise 31,000/. The gross receipts of the eight railways haying their termini in the Inetropris amonated, for the week lading as shove, se 216,6161., and for the correeprodaw week of lest par to 203,9111, showing an Merger of 12,7361. The increase as the Eastern Counties Itadway amounted to 421. ; no the and Northern to 1,410/ ; on the Orr Western to 1,3871 ; oe the London and North Western to 8.2384; on the London land Blackwell to 170/.; on the London, Brightm, sag 'South Coast. to 671. ; oo the London and Booth Wefts% to 700/. • and on the South Eastern to 73 1 1.; total, 12,7364 The reP,ipta OS the other lines In the United Kingdoms amounted to 279,8641.; and for the ourruponding torsi of 1868. to 281,689/., showing an Munro of 18,5364 la the stripe of those lies; wWeb., added to the hereon oa the metropolitan linos, sakes the total hereto 340061, se compared with %I:4 oorrespoading week of 1668. Mt Mt Mt sll an ell I' W Is. II W 111 12 41, 41. U Y MI .11 W a W .. a • m Loom. owl SnowDm. 04 41 =roarewisa.iwo r ia. r ow Jowllow 4 OnewsiaslOwoowl lug : ii 13 41 4 di I ti Mo.o4 OM 4 lloidwoow =o=rll44 L - - :.- 414.1.szontoonOsomas. T 13 11kNotta in. olios .a . iiii : - - Iwwboriwllowilow. 4 rp. Woo sad liwkwo...- ... ... Mew &Mai .. Do. 40. J igi ro a LYZ) Att til 11 lerat faro Us 1111 ow awkwo. , 11 ?mit Fwd 7 rrano Poi* asd obi 11•11144 ll 44.441 ase ilia liiiiiiii awmowe li va. 1 p.o. 14 a. lowa Dos tem Soo sod ... IoW Non dloh Do. 1 par wo Mo k. Ilwateo wo4 w 4 zd De. 61 per owl. MAL Swam of Fire l4 I Wok Fladon Dw 41 pot of Praise- t i l t i Werra A 11. W . of Mum a Wean of Amato -. ... I dllej pm ii i is mi G ig .m. MO M IMP I - T 5 . i i Fr i .. -