The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-26 00:00:00

~, -tied woman, but presenting her petition as a femme cotne.aint of the pelice having Mused him. The spot t SHARE LISTS_ —(THIS .DAY.) -;,..',,, She attributed her failure to insu ffi ciency of pre at which the alleged assault was committed was in- - n . frum friends, and illness. Her debts are 2,534/. ;nu 'entail by narrow courta, and itaitabited by • • low and ORDINARY SUARL4 AND STOCKS. **,,,,,,..; ; but the property held by credited as security is dangerous class of pane's, and due the Fenian disturb ', - tot si at t!ita. anew, both night and day the polies had to patrol these Sh. I Pd" I 1621116" I Closing ..-1-•• l tosda y Saks 0166ara7". , Aldridge appeared for the official assignee,and stated courts in twos. He had great confidence in asking the St. IN 111118001 and tastes --1 60 82 i , • • I r • was some property in Paris, consisting of 6or 7 magistrate to dismiss the charge. te a St 10S 'Caledonian I , ,ses of very valuable wearing apparel, plate, jewels, Police.sergeant Taylor, 33 N, proved that the corn- ga t ea c o .b ir t ga - It wan now held by Madame Le Gros, for rent, Ac. plainant went to the police station and asked for • night's se all ,g orawa n 2 4 - .1.,.1y claims 7,000 fr., and estimates the value of the lodgings. At that time he was very drunk, and his face St 100 'DablinandßellastJunc! 73 76 ea .. • . I ty at upwards of 20,000 fr., but refuses to give it up was covered with blood, but he made uo complaint about L t. 100 IDuntse d e o rth o ,&.tedlni et 72 se ... ... _ tav debt is paid. As negotiations were now in pro- the police having assaulted him. ' 100 all Do. Scrip. - -e , -• .• . foi this purpose, a further adjournment was asked. Mr. Cooke, in dismissing the case, mid that the coin- 82. 100 g i mr , BBo l,7ll; t ; ro 08 08 .., - % 11. Griffiths, for the bankrupt, consented, and an plainant bad failed to make out his case, and that he at tee ( 2 ,... 2 z u r,..,,, Ord. ea 30 go} 30} •is as inade accordingly. was drunk was abundantly clear. The three witnesses M s 100 Do. E. And. Stk.,Nat 5 7 - that had been called clearly proved that the coin- at. leo fareatNortbotScolland IS 16 - (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) 105 4e plainaut was fighting, and there was not the slightest 1 ; 41 . .8 00 9,0011401161 e° --• •I 104 106 1% icy , 1...-TER.-APPLIcATION vox RELEA*E. 6l. IN Do.A •recnodlv.ine 109 110 1001 :he bankrupt. Christi Closter, was described as a reason to suppose that they were not speaking the truth . IL 10 , ba , f ute ,, . b , 123 128 .... Ile placed great reliance on the evidence of Sergeant a e. ND Da. ,, k4 , D a . '" Di y • . . --- 8 ,,,,,g i ... .. ,-.• .ing agent, formerly of Montreal, in Canada, late re- Taylor, who was in authority at the station, and that ga, m• go, s oo the m o o, up o ,) 54 06 ... tig at the Gude and Falcon Hotel, Aldersgate-street. officer swore that the complainant made no stateurad St. IN Great Wester 44 641 4 4 4 - : debts are about 4,0004 ; the bankrupt states that he as .au interest in mining property and real estate in about being assaulted by the police. He dismissed the al 101 De.ateurVaLOnsatte w. se , •...1... This was an application for release from custody co p . . m taint as he could place no credit on the story told by 86 Do• 633111 aa. W_ oakat ales - - ' as 1 1 N. 100 Do. W. If ea the complainant. - r the sitting for choice. It 100 Do. Do. Newcorti 29 31 - __ , Mr. _Ricketts applied for costs, but the •application was fit Ho / ..,,,,thi,..*y or k a id r i, 2 21 1 1 22 1211 21} El `..,. I:. Griffiths opposed the application on the ground St. 100 Lon_Brls_ ,htu 18.Coaal. 50 61} 61 0 . .. i!. , • bankrupt, a Canadian agent, had no regular mi. 'muse.. THADIES. Pt. 100 Leadon,Chatham,tDov 17 18 171 18 in this country. He had been arrested at the Castle Bt. 100 Do.llletßatein.A6p.c. - - _ SHOCKING Cast or STABBING. I ale= Hotel, Aldersgate-street, edit was asked that „ ic ,hould give security for his appearance at the sittings '` hard Ryan, a tall swarthy man, with a sun-dried St. 100 Leaden & North West& 1121 113} 1131 13 76} 74 . .•i• the hankruptcy. whiskerless face, was brought before Mr. Knox charged 8 1 1 120 1° Ided°6arkalik maa. mat...2thlsilarmaaaaa/, 404 7 4 7 7 % _ .„ ‘i with feloniously cutting and wounding George James, pot- St. 'lOO IlelropolLiaa-.-,-.--1 118 1188 117} 18 171 : :1 . t 1 1 . . n , ni n e li th a e dl i e e n rai t t he niciu c redi to r, nk , pal w o r . i n ex A a u m g i u ne ttse, t 7 man at the Kinder's Arms public-house, Little Turner- N . 110 u Do. utension,_divid - ......ipprehensivs that, if released from custody, he "reels Commercial - r oad kmi t ' dend Op. et. WI 187 e 107 100 1064 7 tio i 1 !aura to Canada, where he represented that Imbed The prosecutor, who presented a sorry sight, with his at. 100 MsdropolitanDistrlct -- -. .., le: ebb property in lead mines. head envelope d in surgical bandages, as pale as a spectre 90 19 De. de. do. - .1 i...r hearing the bankrupt in his own behalf, who and in awe ly condition from loss of blood, stated that the 8 , 16 1 611 00 22101 . 0 , D° • &8t- J°b°4-wmd - - 1124 1121 1121 12 4 4 Ica any intention of leaving the country, a h em h e b e d prisoner was in the Kinderaarms tapatoom last evening, and in, to • Do. Biros. Derby. gi 83 _ - 1, n fur Fl months, he quarrelled with his wife, and commenced beating her. si, 100 N or th g e irhg gg 3 3 - !iii Honour adjourned the application in order that He . interposed, and separated them, and begged of the It. 100 , tioar.ffin,eartianii. - - : 00 'N. Reatern-Berwlck - 97 99 984 8 } 'lee might be given to Mr. Aldridge as representing the prisoner to be quiet. A quarter of an hour afterwards the tea - _ sal assignee. , prisoner quarrelled with and beat his wife a second time. I d.. 1 1 : I Do. Da• 10 0 .1•E•_Pard • as - 6 - 2 He again interposed and the prisoner made • fierce attack "'" 84. 105 De. York .- -.. 91 93 IN RE PAUL EMILE MANIEIIE . upon him and struck him several times on the head. He 88 . 100 Do. Camsla. .. _ - - The bankrupt was a solicitor, of Great James-street. thought he was struck with a key, and was partially stunned ac. 100 D o , n oe l, er; 8 ,161, no 131 - E,. came before the court with debts of t 3 ,0411. There with the blows, but be soon found himself bleeding from 15 all Da des , 1860411 -1 - - -• ..,:e no assets ; the debts of i LAO/. being all returned as -• Lo the nd h o e n ad H an c. d ri a t.L iso from the arm. He was conveyed to the et. tee North London 1 114 116 10 S Do. do., Ism__ 1 I} pm -• • ,I.tful and bail, including 6,500/. due from Prosper ta. IN .111cathStafferilskire 1 60 62 - ,:, : Co., of Lisle-street, for money lent. The sitting for Mr. Knox-Did he cut your arm ? U. 100 IN. It 8. Masters Juno , 110 lit - . a mination and discharge bad been adjourued, in order Witness-Ha did, sir. The witness then exposed a st, de 'Shropshire Union -66 67 ..a notice might be given to the creditors. wound on his arm which bad not been dressed. el IN i South Deven..— 42 44 Mr. Iligp, accountant, who claimed to be a creditor a t Cleaver, a police-constable, No. 199 K, stated St. 100 South Eastern - 651 06 1 11 1 Soli., now appeared, and stated that he had not re- that he was sent for to the Kinder's Arms and took the 10 ell 1N 111340 .W 011111 11 113131 .E0 44 si -• teed ally notice of the sitting. He had not proved his 11l 100 Taff Vale - .... -. ! 145 147 -. prisoner into custody. A knife was found on the prisoner 10 8 ; Do. C 14, but was desirous of doing so, in order that he might ..-- at the station-house. The prisoner was the worse for 84. 84 4 w 44444 4 ,4 I Ki1ki..4.1 - heard in opposition. liquor and add he knew nothing of the matter he was to • [a mi d e . a ut,ltia - _ IHs Honour directed a short adjournment for that charged with. atilkT tiTutilL BANES Agile. Samuel Kemp, barman at the Kinder's Arms, stated that Ea si. 1 BARU. Ird i Tatu m. - he saw the prisoner take up a knife half-an-hour before he ,_ No io Agra Bank (1.1m.)A ....1 11 1 legin --• stnbbed the potmen, and after looking at it and feeling the ", Oa 10 , Do B. THE POLICE COURTS. edge he pat it down again. - Mr. Ditched, house surgeon of the London Hospital, at, ins Am on .... - /L7la . aa . „.„„, gg 12 11 dig - (THIS DAY.) said the prosecutor was brought there yesterday evening, toe, 10 ' Anglo Austrian.. ..-.., 0 21 3pa - and he examined him and found two wounds on his bead. A la Angle EITIOIN(LIU ) ,. 1101 Hie 16 1 ; 151 id --e- They were clean cuts and inflicted with a knife or other SO, 10'. Simi° Italica (lid)..: 111 , __6 4Ms :-. GUILDHALL. sharp instrument. There was also • small wound in the 14 se a° , A lkiikof istraiada mii i;' iii 4 . - ii' s an I . N6 3 12 LEBETZLL3IENT ET A TRAVELLER. Sr.K 11, la , Da New, Issued2pna 1 I 4 3 11611 - E•brar , l Charles Irving, a commercial traveller, in the Mr. Knott-Have eon examined his arm? 10. 1M Bank of Egypt - ~ u q. loy of Mews. Hutton and Co., of 6, BankolVlctoria,Avalral• II New ; ate-street , Witneu-I have not, sir ;no mention was made of his 11, 10 - Bank of Otago (Limited)! 10 - 6 4Ms - 10 60 . s•• s- -• cis placed at the bar, before Alderman bald:, charged arm. 000 - with embezzling various sums of money belonging to his Mr. Knox-Look at it, sir, if you please. 50,0001 10 . Bank of New Zadand 1 15 7 9pm - employers. Mr. Ditchett said there was a superficial wound on the 1°....0°°: 60' Sett" N. 631 ° 136 -• In 6 0 62 - Mr. Lind= prosecuted. arm `2' inches in length. su,ooo 20 C.Bk.lndia, Atu., Chins an i 18 19 37.00, 26 Chart Mu oflndis,aa all , 27 29 184 Mr. Charles Wellborn aka sad he was a partner in Mr. Knox committed the prisoner for trial. 60,000. 20 Ceti .- -- ...... -.. 19 ,di ist - 1 : the firm of Huttoa and Co., and the prisoner was their *we me cotealsi - traveller. He entered their service in August, 18.16, as -- -- 200,500 10 Consolidated Bank (L) 4 1 Fill Ira - in assistant, and in April last he was promoted to be town LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENC E v , 10,000 60 Delhi and London (L).. IS 1 - -•-• NOLO 60 Rut London (Limited) 1 2} 141 Is - traveller on a salary, and 2..', per cent. commission on all 50,000 20 kanternEsclungella.) S - die - I _____....___ sales over 3,000/. per annum. His duties were to obtain 10,400, 30 English and American. 15 4 2 dls - onlers, to collect accounts due to the firm, and hand the (Le TELEGRAPH.) 60,001 Y 10 Ing.lninkß.dolauelroL 10 3 I die - money he received over to their cashier. On the 10th of 80,090: 20 , Reglishand6wedisk(L): SS - -Ma - gri,Urs. Bourne, of 121, Upper-street, Islington, said shelng.Sootet AnaL Masi& WI ' 164 174 - october he absented himself from their service. WON 40 , CROYDON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 10,600 100 i m pe r ial B an k (Unshed) 10 16 15 - NAN 10 , Imperial Ottoman ..... 10 1} indls 9} kept a fancy repository. On the Bth of October she paid SELLING HURDLE. - Lim 15/. 4s. on account of Messrs. Hutton and Co. The Moving Maid . . ... ... ... I &CP 25 Do. Row - - - P signed the receipt produced for that sum and Ly thaw '• • ... ... IMAM 20 ' land Mort. Bk. Indts(L)! 4 1 211 e zd If ad gave it to her. Order ... ... 50010111100 Do.6p.aDeb.,lBt4,3oyre all U 56 - Henry William Mills, cashier to Messrs. Hutton and Co. 4 ran. NON 50 : Loci.Bkoftleneo,da(L) 10 11 odb - 13,000 100 London and trasinan-) 46 28 26 the - proved that the prisoner had not accounted to him for STEWARDS. MOOG 20 Do. New i n 6 4 4r4 - that sum. Comberton ... ... ... ... 1 6.000 net LondondativerrPlate(7 ), 40 4 opm - Waive Scott, detective officer, said be went in company Wings of the Wind ... ... 40.000 U 1 Do. do. do ,10 } lima - with Hawkins to Camden-grove North, Peckham. between Nabocklish ... ... ... NON, 10 , Lon. Ch. Bank of Auld ; all 24 26 - 9.,1•1 10 o'clock the previous night, and saw the prisoner PAIN SO I London sad Comity. ,! 1M 60 52 611 11 I 14 ran. Wife_ _,' SS . Do. New Dm at Nlp. oil , 11 - - 17 17 coining up the street. He went up to him and asked ban ?WM IS London Joint flunik.. 'ls 261 844 36 if his name was Mr. Irving, and he replied, "No, my NATIONAL HURDLE. 116,001 U l London& SoatbAlriensl aB 910 ad -ad name is Johnson." Witness said, "We are officers, and Steamboat ..., ... ... „„ 1 10400 100 , Loa d & Western (Llm.; 10 • 2aw - I have a warrant to apprehend you as Edward Charles Moose ... ... 1,000 50 : London dtVensenela(L)' 121 10 7Ms -• Ining, for em bezzling the monies of your employers, Messrs. Owen Roe ... ... 80,000 100 , London *Me.,. 00 II 70 MI }s} Hutton and Co." lie then offered to read the warrant, 12 ran. 60,000 1601 Do.lss.lol.r.nonspeld: 10 27 SS pa 33} 71 momtol . Merchant Odu) ' 1 7 as they were opposite a public-house where there was • STEEPLECHASE SWEEPSTAKES. Two miles and • eace 10 00 tank ellsenneff. . Msresntnet4 1 26 1 9 li gis - good light ; but as he was in the act of taking it out of his , half. 20,000 10 Metropolitan ilAmlts4); ell IS 7 - pocket the prisoner darted off. They pursued him and Ace of Tramp., Goreehawk, King Alfred, Oldminster, 5.000100 Midland blank MDR. ./•1 10 Idle Pat, - captured hint after • mart chase. He brought the pri. Helice, Humphrey Davy, and Red Rose are here. 10,000 1 National ot Austramsta 4 ... .. pm, - inter to the Smithfield station and searched him, and *Me 100 , Nathan] of Liverpool 'l6 - - dim, 1374 84 } hand on him a double-barrel pistol loaded with powder HUNTERS' STAKES. Two miles. 10,400100 N. Pro. of Ragland - - - - :kal paper and capped, a puree with it. Lis. ad. in it, and Vittoria, Advertisement, Somerland, Maid of the Mill, 4 1 0.0. m il icasi D o aaa • 20dsaaa _ ...~ * 1141 • / n - = - eetoe other articles not relating to the charge. and Lord Zetland are here. 0,40 at New South Wales.-- , all 44 46 _ - In answer to q uestions . put by the prisoner, Scott said 50,ei0, la , North Wcetern .. -- -1 71 - - - th..t he (the prisoner) accounted for having possession of 1110,001 25 Oriental Bank Corpora .an 42 tS , 421 the pistol by saying that he bad it to frighten the Fenian.. THE AIANCEESTER ELECTION. two IS Prowia.BankingOorp.(L) 10 7 5 Me: - The prisoner denied this statement, and said that his --,f,—. 91‘010100 Aortic. ef beland - neighbours were very much alarmed about the Fenian, POLLING.-(THIS DAY.) 401 1 S ILO I Do. do. New all - - -. in the locality oftfl SUN 1111 South Australia.- -_ , W 01 28 I - :aid he got the pistol to fire lity to frighten 17,08;115 Stead. of B. 8. Abbe-, 26 13 11 dis - them, and make them think the Fenians were coining. ( Be TELEGRAPH.) lON 1011 Do. d es tea at 0 po i 10 8 6 dis, -. The prisoner was remanded for other charges to be proved "al so Vetoes ot Australia - against him. MANCHESTER, TUESDAY. log & Igo u g i og a Inland (1,6,), la a 6 Mil - BOW-STREET. STITE OF THE FOG. AT 12.30. nagag. go Rabe el Landow -- -, 15 S 3 15 - ROBBERY IN THE STRAND. Fright Rickard Watson, journeyman butcher, was brought up Bennett 4, 1 0 e 8 So. I (tacit i Pd. Cl. prim. I Sales. itcustody of Sergeant Ackrell, 13 i, and Policeman Henry - L ooks, TS F, charged with stealing 1801. (chiefly in gold), Mr. Jacob Bright's majority is increasing hourly. 100,0011 1 Do. 180 S 100 - -.- Os silk dreams, a silver watch, gold Albert chain, • .... , Claa.Goe.i p. c., 1177-84. • 100 103 105 - emask tablecloth, six knives, sad as many forks and - - ..... Do.flparekreh.*Abg.. ISO I 101 103 - - Dallpiect.Mar4B2 100 , 101 103 - Nous, from a room in the house of Mr. Holgate, who FIRE AND LOSS OF SEVEN LIVES. 1.12 - 4,na DaapeetJan.O4 140. 90 Pi - i.-epe a refteshment house, 401, Strand. - --e-- 1196,805. Do.Sperct. Ina 8 ' 100 i 69 St -. It appeared that at about 10 o'clock on Saturday night A fire, attended with very deplorable results, 110,000 anemia Hop:speriari' nu ; let 116 _ - Ir. 1404,ate mimed the money and other property above occurred at • farmhouse in Kinderton, near Middlewich i -' g 7:. 11 1 a l2 %OTC I 270 'l2 111 " 7 — ...bed from a chest of drawers in the tint door front Cheshire, on Sunday morning. The house was a ery ola -.... Do. do. 180041 100 107 11.1 1 ' , on , - He had seen the money safe about 3 o'clock. He one, with thatched roof, and having 1 v r ty f 11/4 - 000- lltalltannAff o c l - 1000 100 1 66 67 - a arge quanta o - tad the money in the house for the purpose of making a timber in the walls. It was occupied by a fanner named 10 % 0 ° 0 OsYlee.lfee. MS. ° P .M ' I°° 1 ... - ad - layment on Monday. He communicated with the police, Cook, and living in the house with him were hie wife. 36E900 Do. 1878, do- 100 1 101 1011 rd: -ad .ad Sergeant Ackrell was instructed to inquire into the four children, two women servants, and • boy. At about l ' oe % ea ° "• aetet Do. taal ia r 2 cit. d . * l .,,..esa - len ! Kg " 1 0 1 14 1 = wee. From information which Aokrell received he went with half-past 4on Sunday morning the servant lad went down- gee , Do, stairs in order to see what time it was before going out 209, Do. 1575 101 140 IrB - 18131 100 ' 156 307 NI - Luke to 6, Rockingham-street, Newington-causeway, to milk the cows. On opening the kitchen door he 5 MAO* Do. ,211151 MG IWf 11/9 - shoe he saw the prisoner, and asked him if his name was was met by • grod flame which burned his hair and 1401100,Nataltiov.tpe.Ap.10e.! IN . 104 lel - Watson. lie said no, it was Jackson. Ackre ll , however, scorched him baffiy. He back u tai to alarm the ,eel°o,..ooor„,lle- it SI IlY&Nee- , 1 06 103 HS sill - ad Being satisfied that he was the man, took him in custody. On being told the nature of the charge he said he knew house . Having done that, he leaped 4136.8 0 0 , p ow g oo * Metes Gov..' 1 other inmates of the • Pa rs --s---'-ale llnualfers.eeaect. Ita t lull 106 - through • window, and eo managed to ',cape. Mr. Cook 1 876 de 100 to nothing about it. Ackrell said, *I believe you have the Winer, as soon as he was awakened and ha il a.071,900l l a a p. 8 0:I e t : sas, ma 'ar se nil got the property here, and if so I mean to have it, but I shall take you with or without it." The prisouer *become aware of the extent of the fire and of the E 54.000 D0.5p.c.r,111G7 to ism 100 ' 100 101 rapidity with which was spreading , rushed to the room it ..,.... 150,L00 New .,.. 7.eiland epee seat. , 100 - - - _ I replied " Well, oonie inside ; I did do it. The things are in which his children were. He managed to reach the '''""s vw "'" apse mot. IN I 07 93 - here, and here is the money." He then handed Ackrell 500,000 Do. 6 per out. 1811 1415 . 1074 104 room, but before he could succeed in his attempt to rescue 271. in gold, saying that he had only taken TJI., and knew t h e 111 1. 600 D 1 1 41 0 .1601 /MANG 10 . 118 4 1( 0 11 - nothingchildren the floor fell in, and he and they were lost 250,000 Nova Scotia 6p. ri.,10711 100 ' 103 105 se of so large a sum as 1801. The dresses, watch and In t h e flame,. His w if e e l m, b e i ng „ a bl e t e eee,,pe. 1,8111.100 Quenaland Gov. 6p. NI 100 103 let 103 chain, endplate were found in the prisoner's room. A chisel which had been found in the prosecutoesroorns, and which Perished in the tire. One of the servant girls escaped by 1.1T;450 D o Do. 1891 ..- 100 1 103 104 103} Perished from the window, as the lad bad done, but the MARIO &guiltier- 6 p.e.,117-771 ISO - - -. corresponded in size with the marks where the drawers had De. 1575 sad muds.' 11110 103 1004 - other was burned to death. The house stood at a °Davi been forced, wits shown to him, and he said " That la derable distance from any other, and before an alarm could 4 . 03. 114° " 063 vi a lsw .,...P . .ti p ,„ an i, Jsl .4! r e . , 1 1 1 12 h la k ii R e ° mine ; that is what 1 did it with." be spread and any aid obtained it was almost entirely d e FOREIGN prisoner was refunded for further evidence in thisFOREIGN RAIL WAY& The. only statement which ha s e t been made as 1 pet I case, and also to give time for inquiry into some other Llu.ware. I Mein( prism Sala to the origin of the fire is, that it , rby arose from the —,. charges which it is said will be brought againat him. igniting of some clothes which wer left on a clothes-horse i 2 rjearape% ll.l.l4llm mielp,e, I.ll} B 1 4 4 CUR KENWELL. in front of the hearth to dry or air on Saturday night. All g o n g i de. g, .1 r oa ~ 18 4 8 3-I_6 A POLICE -CONSTABLE CHAUGLI./ WITH ASsAULT. day on Sunday great crowds of people from all the districts 20 , all , 8.A.M5a.G.64.713.NCL) 1 3 1 I 4 i - Police-constable James 'Farrow, No. ltss N, of the about visited the scene of the disaster, and much morbid 10 ' all 'Central Argentine .... 13 la - Metropolitan Police, was charged before Mr. Cooke with curiosity was manifested respecting the burned bodies, only 100 ' all - - - unlawfully vaulting and beating John Curran, on the four of which had been recovered. IS ,MI I CA r g* Extensioe -• -pa as 17th inst. He 'BO 'Daubers et Witpk (L ) 18 10 dis - Inspector Wiseman watched the case on behalf of the _. 2ll 1 15 ;Dalai Rhenish - _3} 6pm 10 . sal ; Do. - - commissioners of police ; end Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of A letter is published from the Assistant-Secretary IS an ilraatern of Promos Frederick -street, Gray's inn -road, defended. of the Poor-law Board to the overseers of parishes in par- e l 0 13 l e ieted -- - term. ' m Lexeni es e b r ere el 1 . 4 • • 18 ai 1 91 6 'uii - The complainant said-On the morning in question at about 1 o'clock, 1 was coming o f iva rt' IhMent°l7 b oroug h s, giving direction regarding some of 10 I all ;lellaberll-Csmio - igtilii 1 3 la out Wat ers-ceu ,- High-street, Islington, when I saw the defendant end two the section in the Reform Aot of last session. ea ,an . Vezina (L. - other constables. One of thew spoke to me, and the de- 118 all , NanaiLkge 1 BF the fls 10 The Gazette des Etrangers announces that the 15 l an , Do.6p.c.Prf. f Itedg.po Ise 11 , .- fendant hit me on the bridge of the pitonn, and the ethers HI all INorthern of thanes 45 47 Emperor of Austria has sent a present to the Empress of 10 lan r.laaknas a. tp. • • • • a s knocked me shout, and one of them s with his staff. - _ tabu got several blows on the shoulders, and was knocked the French, in the shape of a magnificent piano, bearing 10 I I an Da Deterred _ _ 'lore. I got np as soon as I could and went away. the interlaced initials of her Majesty and the Austrian 10 all Norwegian Trunk Priii - - - Idin MI 41 was followed and knocked down again, but I could sovereign. The value of this costly present is estimated at aa " ; e a an. : (44mum p e ,,,,.4 o l ,,V T ".,ali Al s aja se' 31 - 34} -- nct say who did it, as it was dark. I spoke 1,900 e SO lan ,Parts mid Orleaas -.. 53 35 34} to a sergeant, told Lim that I had been ill-used - 00 110 Recife &8. Traub. (L) 0 14 - by the police, and all he did was to order me off. I went Saturday's Figaro wait to hare published an I z oys i s ar d int .,, - _ down ray own court, and before I could knock at the door article describing the sdventure of • caliph perambulating 4 all 40 , 31 Swedish ...... • • -•-• 4 I all DO. 7pm a I was pushed .lown and shoved on my back. I got up incognito the streets of his capital to ascertain the effect le , ea Is eree , e e i,e Z ee , , snd went • in, and afterwards I went to the inspector to - of the speech he had just pronounced. But the printer tO lan , Do. 6} par cent.PW 5 :I " _ mike • complaint. At that time my face and clothes' thought it unsafe, and refused to set it up. The story is ta an 11 " P""`'.l4 g. 7 b et et ' 10 t 161 - ~,,r e c•mered with blood ; but as I was crying be did not 10 all Bat Lem venetian 13 131 1 -I . 3, lentand what I said, mind he ordered me out of the sta. told in the Prase. SO 15 Nolan East. of Portugal - - Its I - ton. I non sure the defendant is the man who knocked The Grand Council of Friburg, in Switzerland II all ' lllllo . ll wn l ni riwa• •• • 71 1 ni - Lie about and made my face bleed. ' ft all 'fin and Savona __ I a I - has, by 54 votes to 11, approved of the agreement entered al an ,cost Flanders - .._ tit 81 ad - Crosaexamined by Mr. Ricketts-I was not sober and I ' into reenacting the property of the convents which have 2.) 10 2,,,i),: i .m i ,ritir . .,....„,.,,,,,, —, 71. 2 . 4 1 1., i z vas tint drank. I had been in a public-house from 8 o'clock :11 11, but cannot my bow many pints or quarts of beer I been suppressed. The state takes the whole of these FOREIOI MINN,. , rank. After that I ...at t,-. a. T. 4.1, ..1.. 1An.a..A.... ...I ...I--- t- AL_ ..1 .1_ AAA ,_A _s ieitor Wiseman watched the csse on behalf of he commissioners of police ; and Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, t of Frederick -street, Gray's inn -road, defended. The complainant aid —On the morning in question, at about I o'clock, I was coming out of Waters-court, High-street, Islington, when I saw the defendant and two other constables. One of then, spoke to me, and the de fendant hit me on the bridge of the nose, and the others knocked me about, and one of them bit me with his staff. I also got several blows on the shoulders, and wee knocked down. I got op as soon as I could and went away. I was followed and knocked down again, but I could Oct say who did it, as it was dark. I spoke to a sergeant, told him that I had been ill-used 1 1 the police, and all he did was to order me off. I went down my own court, and befoul I could knock at the door I was pushed .Town and shoved on my back. I got up and went in, and afterwards I went to the inspector to snake a complaint. At that time my face and clothes fro-re covered with blood • but as I was crying he did not toderstand what I s a id, ;ind be ordered me out of the sta. ton. lam sure the defendant is the man who knocked tie about and made my face bleed. Crost.ex.imincil by Mr. Ricketts—l was not sober and I 'to not drunk. I had been in a public-house from 8 o'clock 1.11 11, but cannot my how many pints or quarts of beer I crank. After that I went to an Irish wake. 711 ° 16 I had something to drink, but I do not know how ntich. When I came out of the court I did not have a :ght with another. I did not fall from the de fendant separating me and the other man. I do sot know who knocked me down, hut I am sure it was tot the defendant, IVhen I went to the police-station, I not know whether I complained of being ; but • am sure that I did not sok to be allowed to sleep there coat night as I had been locked out. I have been locked and tined iie. for being drunk and disorderly, in High itreet, elerkenwell, since this offence, but that is the only time that I have been locked up. Mr. Ricketta—Now be cueful bow you answer this mestion. Rave you not been convicted of felony? Witmer, (after some hesitation)—Yes, I have had ten days' imprisonment for stealing coals. Mr. Ricketts —That is not the only time you were in prison. What were you in prison for fore?be Witness—Well, I had two months' hard labour for an assault. The Grand C.atncil of Friburg, in Switzerland, has, by 54 votes to 11, approved of the agreement entered into respecting the property of the convents which have been suppressed. The state takes the whole of these possessions, end gives to the clergy, through the hands of the ordinary of the diocese, 435,000 fr, in bonds, yielding an annual revenue of 19,000 fr. The ecclesiastical autho rity has consented to relinquish the remainder, equal to 530,000 fr., to the state. o ice-conatable Butters, 181 N, Farriutt, 429 N, and policeaergeant BoU, 39 N, proved that at the time in question the defendant was drank, and fighting; that be ICU knocked down, and bad his bead cut ; and that all the defendant did was to separate the men and get the Parties away. The defendant was very drunk at the time. Mr. Ricketts, for the defence, said that there was no Pretence for this charge. The complainant was a drunken dissipated man, and he should show that on the night in question be went to the police station and then made no The Courrier Prat/Kula has been cited to appear before the Sixth Chamber on the 29th, at the suit of the Prince and Princess de Metternich, to answer a charge of having inserted in its number of Aug. 27 a passage of a nature to prejudice the high consideration due to the lady. The Emperor of Austria has just given orders to forward to the libraries and public establishments of Paris and the towns which he visited in France numerous copies of works of science and art published at Vienna, in the most splendid form. A letter from St. Petersburg, dated the 18th, in the Nord, says :—" Sines the day before yesterday we are in the midst of winter ; snow is falling in large flakes ; blocks of ioe from Lake Ladoga are drifting down the Neva ; the canals are frozen over and sledges are running. The news received from the interior announces the mesa. tion of navigation on the Volga, from Iver to Karin ; in the former town sledging has been going on for some days. The Grand Duchess Helena has arrived from her foreign journey." No. I ea. I aurae. I Pd. I CL prices. I (foie. 35,0001 I :A164011100 Matted) all 100,004 1 linglo-Braaflold(Ltra ) 10,000' 10 Atutrallan 16,000 10 ,ape Copper (Undted) 7 i *COO' 6 Cepella Saver (Th 011,414 31%. 114000 1 Cbontaleso,6o.llLba., 4 10,000 10 Coplapo (Molted) 70,161 1 Don Pedro. N. Del ley' 14a 14,000 3 East Del key (Lholted)j * 25,000. 6 (Fortuna (Ltralted) lan I 00,000 I ,rrontlnotHollelallell4 * 10,004 110 General 06,000 11 11apunda (Lhnited) 'LL. ' 66,000 I •Li/1121111(Lhalted) 7,41 T 6 Lueltanlan (thalted) 10,0014 4 tanalelllo Copper (L ll 00,000 11 Pastarena Gold (Lint.) 10,000 10 tontObandSllereLeed ill 100.000 A Port thlllip 1 74000 60 Royal Cob h Copper 434 05,005 1 Yam Grande lta. 120,600 1 840411011Austral.il: all 11,000 10 81 John del key Um. 11 43,174 30 United Makes . um 10,000 1 Vol Antipode' Go d (L. 1 14,000 10 Vancouver Cool (Um. 4 mon 10 Val Beam= (1,40044 7 woo' 4 Wailhoe Gold (Malted all 14000 1 1 Writhing (thatte4) . ell MOW, 1 Torte Peninsula 3.bra , all 43,040; 1 Tadanatautare 'Lim an I It 1-1191 1-1 61 lips, 1 ft o I 2 irga 5 4 4161 14 1 19 ut 1* 1: 14. If lidls I 1 die Otis 9 11 11 1} xtl 7-11 9-111' le :4 0 1 le I &a 4 i sal 4.1 i PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, S. Wales gua. 5 per cant., 80. 11) 2) 2 ) pm A SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER ON GARTBALDI.—HOW the old spirit of hostility to liberal ideas still exists in the South may be seen by the following notice of Garibaldi in the New Or?eane Picayune :—" The wilted hero of the red shirt claims to be an American citizen, and Mr. Marsh, the American Minister at Florence, has gone to visit him, say the cable telegrams. At length the old allibuster appears in his true colons—a Red Republican outlaw. By birth • subject of the house of Savoy, as • ' free lance' a citizen of some South Ameri can State, by conspiracy and revolt a ' Roman,' by a few years' steady attention,to soap-boiling in Brooklyn one of the sovereigns of the 'Model Republic!' The gift of anarchy to the Reds,' no nation can claim him, no people can appropriate him. If, after his late abortive career of blo od y anarchy and unprovoked invasion of the Roman States, he can claim shelter within the folds of the American flag, we shall conclude that it can give much larger immunity than the Chill Romani'. Some day we shall hear of the midnight burglar, caught red-handed, claiming immunity of the laws on the ground of his being an es-policeman." Pore CHASSEPOT. —A letter from Rome, in the Unieers, says:—" The offioers of the French artillery main tain that the Chassepot musket is superior to the Serryn, which the Roman government was about to adopt. It is more compact, they say, and less complicated. It can be more easily kept in good order, especially in active service ; it is also more accurate in its fire, and has a longer range, &c. The principal reason, they add, for rejecting the Sevryn, is, that its cartridge has a metallic breech, end weighs 52 grammes ill oz.), while that of the Chassepot is of paper or silk, and weighs only :t, grammes. If this be so, the result would be that the infantry soldier with the Sevryn and carrying an equal weight of cartridges would be able to fire 35 shots, while another, provided with the Chassepot, could discharge his weapon 52 times, and in the latter case each shot would be more effective. Under these circumstances the pontifical government, acting with its usual prudence, has suspended the proposed conversion of its present musket., and the visit of M. Massochi, head of the Papal Ordnance Department to Brussels, where be was to order the necessary changes, has been postponed until further orders." zd .- zl THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING ) NOVEMBER 26, 1867. 3 ilk" him. _ , Th e spot' SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) BRITISH POSSERSIONS , MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) I 3I,NDAY EVIIIIII6. Out committ ed was III• - Bombay, Bar. and Cent. Ind. gas. 5 per cent.. 1034. alialsited by • low and ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK& Eastern Bengal Guaranteed 5 per cent., 1041, 1. .......--a---- , which closed on Saturday at 93 to f seethe Fenian disturb- East Indian Guaranteed 5 per cent., 1111. OD &cu m ex ° 27. ‘ , 1 70r the sth December, opened this morn- -- dos had to patrol these kb. I Pd " I 1621116T 8 I a tt li orZ sin I Min 447 . to I p.m. Great Indian Peninsula guar. 5 per cent., 1091, 10,. In the Stock Exchange to-day the transactions trig at : lo to f and closed at 93f, or 93 3-16 to 5-14. For ' moue: the last price was 94f with onfidence in asking the Do., New, 3 7-18. St. Me Illeksad and Butes --I 50 12 _ consist mostly of purchases, and nearly all the Madras guaninteed 5 per cent., 10q - div. The Three 'per Cents. Reduced and New 116 104 rthdolonlan proved that the corn- ea too lo sa ,a r j aa - Scinde , guaranteed 5 per cent., 1042 1. mar k e t s show firmness. There is very little in- Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 92f to i and asked for a night's se all l Oantwall I 4 - Do., Delhi guaranteed 5 per cent., 1021 1. very drunk, and his face N. 100 • Dubllnandßeilasllanc 73 76 .. Do., do., do., 154. crease in the amount of bona fide 'business, but re- 93. The official blueness report is as follows :- - cent speculators for a fall are buying back, owing aade uo complaint about 31. 100 Ithindets,Perth,dAbdln, TO 73 w• MISCELLANEOUS. Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 940, 4 ; ...• I 'Eget Leaden 1 ~. ..• - Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 181. „„.. ditto, for account, 931, ex die . . ; Three per Cents. too all Do. Scrip. --.-. to the more satisfactory 'lion of case, said that the coin- IL 100 016 , 80 ,,,,,,,C, 710q.',;, 96 ~, ..., Atlantic Telegraph, 331. l'''' - Reduced, 92f, 3,2 f ; New Three per Cents., 92f, 1 it his case, and that he 84, Dm (Meat g ut ., ord. L 3O we to Ditto, 8 percent., 771. litical affairs, both at home and abroad. 3 ; A nnu i t i es, 1580, 9 ; B a nk stash, 244 ; l a d s ; The three witnesses U. 100 Do. E. lag. 5tk.,N0.,2 5 7 - Credit Fonner of Egland (Limited), 215-1 G proved that the coin- 111. 100 DreatrforthetScotiand 15 16 - East India Irrigation and Canal, 17. The fortnightly settlement - will commence IFive per Cent. Stock, 116, 154, 161 ; ditto Four • , was not the slightest ss. 100 Great Northern - lO4 106 105 Se to-morrow, and the disposition amongst the dealers per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. "enlaced" Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 1 11.16, :. 126 11 10101 to purchase has been increased by a fear that the not speaking the truth, !IL 1 ,„,1 D°• a „ t.l m A r c. 8 ,,.r . 1 1 ,.„, A ,," 16 " ~,2 92 General Credit and Discount (Limited), 5 1-16 5. rupee paper, 881, 8 ; ditto Five _per Cent., 1041, ... e evidence of Sergeant 0 7 r e r, I, - 0 . 1. D a D 1.,. . - 9 , 0 7 1 , the station, and that ak 9 9 0 eu5 0 ,,,,, 6, w i g,. u ro ) 04 N -. London Financial Association (Limited), 61. supply of stock may be small, especially as regards 1 railway securities. Consols have improved 1.10 to ditto, pl u r Cent RI , Rli . pce Debentures, 1877, 103 ; at Died. no statem-nt PA IN Great Weetera 44 144 44 1 4 London General Omnibus Comp. (Lim.). 2. lice. He dismissed the ill 101 Do.StourValGna.ink - "" National Discount Company (Limited), 11. } per cent., and British railway stocks, Ito 1. dit on the story told by t p c : tt r ltrks•-. - is ro - „„ Ocean Marine Insurance. 2 1 1. Foreign bonds are still in good demand, and most The India Four per Cent. stook was inquired for 84. 100 Do. Do. Nemsert 19 31 - Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 581, 71. of the speculative descriptions have further ad- firmness- at 100 to 194. The Five per Cent. stock showed but the application was 81. 100 1. ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,.. L y 0r aii.,;1 12 , in trif sit : I Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867, 51. • OR 100 Lon_Brig_ ,htu &S.Coaat be t } 6l4 lit 9 Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Lim.), 14;', P. . Pt. 100 Isedon,Chatkam,&Dov 1718 171 18 United Discount Corporation (Limited), 34, t. vanced. Mexican are in prominent request. Exchequer Bills remain at 28s. to 31s. prem. STABBING. Bt. IN Do.MatExten.A6p.e. - - - Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 711, 1. Banking shares are also rather more inquired for, A decided increase of business was observable in y man, with • sun-dried St. 100 London & North Wad& 1111 MU iist 13 et IN LondoaddenthWesterel 76 7S 764 74 but financial are still neglected. the foreign stock market, and the tendency afore Mr. Mr. Knox charged 91. . 120 994 . , 9 u w ,1 9 .0 „ e 04 _ PROF:IEOIAL MAILS MARKETS. Consols are quoted 942 to I , with div for rally was much stronor than on Saturday. Spanish ding George James , Pot - St. I 100 MeleopolLiaa-.., .! 118 1184 1174 18 171 __,•__ ~ ex div., for the account securities were in active request, and experienced c.house, Little Turner- sa Imu Do liton g oo :',Ejl.l - rammer, Nov. as-Sales : Caledoulan,74 1 1-Furness, New, money, and 931 to 4, dend Op. et. till 1870 107 150 1061 7 1864, 111-Great Eastern, 401 ; -Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 ; , (December 5). The Three per Cents. Reduced and an important advauce : the Passive rose 1 f per a sorry sight, with his at 100 MetropolitanDlebbl_ - 80 1 4 -London aad North Western, 1134 114411 1 n 1 1 1- Man- cent. ; the New Three per Cents., I ; and the iges, as pale as a spectre N Lei Do de. do. .- New Three per Cents are firm, at 93 to 1 - London and North Western, So. Helens A, 1061-Ditto Foureno- . Committee's Certificates and Deferred Three per ..-- ..... II of blood, stated that the IL .„. 6 ,,,„:_,D ° *St • I ° 9 n "reed - allalf per Cent. E. 91f-Ditto Five per Cent. 0. 101-Panalcilio, Home railway stocks are in demand, and with Cents., 3 Mexican advanced 2 ; Italian of 1861, _ ap.roomlast evening,and as. LI Indi a n a " -„ ""' a Da". 81 0., 2d. -Great Westentof Canada,l6 6-16 -United States 5-10 (1062 . t ' commenced beating her. St. 100 North British ~ , 32 33 - May I. No ,. 1. 701 __ Grem /. ... 0 .,,,,,, ~b , 9 ,s,th e except i on of a reduction of to per cent , in 1 f ' Egyptian Railway Debentures, and Russian of tern, and begged of the U. 100 , Do.ltdin ,Perth,Mind. - - - 1859, 4 ; Turkish of 1865 (Fire per Cents.), f - eaulvee. v24-eritisb, and Percent sus winked!, 1 1-2 - Caledonian and South Eastern, the variations in ,f an hour afterwards the SR 100 'N. Isatern-Berwick -97 99 981 8 1 Liverpool and London and Globe Wire and Life, bf p.-Atiantle . Greek; 1 ; the Viceroy of Egypt's loan, lli ; and his wife a second time. 15 1 91 I Do. 0 . N. 13 . Pure- - - - Telegraph 8 per cent., 315.10-Liverpool Exchange, 214--Na- prices are in an upward direction. Lancashire and Danubian vein of (Old), 1. Peru • 1862, htiweette, - Donal Steam Ship Company 'Limited). 61. Yorkshire, and Great Northern A, have improved mer made a fierce attack 8 1: I ts I Da 14 ,,,i5i5 .. - ••• • • 141 0 ., 41 - MARCH:mu, Nov. 115.-Market steady but quiet Atlantic declined 1 per cent., and Russian of 1866, 4. Telegraph Prdereuce Eight per Cent., 76} -Bolckow. Vaughan. i per cent. ; Great Western and Great Eastern, - [ times on the head. He u. a; - a . Carlisle • 91 :: and was partially stunned at 100 D,,,, 8,,,,,,,,,kii„„44: 1 - 69 131 - and Co. , Limited 1 it-Caledonian, 74 31 111 1 4 14 1 1 1 ' 114 i himself bleeding from a all Be. da, 1860411 - - - - --- Fries, 47-Oresit Eastern, 301-Great Luxembourg. 91-o . reat I ; and Metropolitan, London and North Western, MINES.-(TRIS DAY.) -• Northern A. 1101 10 111 14 1-Great Western of Canada. 1610-- Midland, and Brighton ,4 . Annexedthe 10 are -_ . s._-_ Re was conveyed to the as IN North London ....- ll4 116 10 5 Do, do. , ma._ 1 if en -• Great Western, 441 1 1-larseasbize and Yorkshire, 1111 1- ni don, Briahton, and South Coast, 51-London and North Nt astern. quotations :-Metropolitan, 1174 to 1; Great N. 110 ffenthStafferdakire-..1 60 62 - 07111 ollx.oes. st. MO IN. la. Western rasa , 110 its - 1141 1-111snchester. Shelleld, and Lincolnshire, 471 5-)tetra then exposed a et. 100 'Shropshire Union -- , etl 67 polite& 1181 1 Ps-Midland, ref 4 f f-Nonh Eastern .• Der. Western, 441 to 4. London and North Western, The mining market is rather active to-day, been dressed. ilt. 105 i3outb Derma- ___l a a - wick," 971 8 1-Mouth Seders. al lames and Mersey 1134 to f ; Midland, 1121 to i ; L ancas hi re and with a demand for shares in most el the following ,ble, No. 199 K, stated ft. 100 South Eastern _ - 5.20 Years', mines, at the prices given, viz. :-Wheal Seton, er's Arms and took the 10 all Stainsa,WoMugham,ito t o Of -. Bonds 701-Turkish Five per ens 3:1-t -Rise:bunt Purchase, Yorkshire, 122 tol ; Caledonian, 732 to 4 ; Souta 11l 100 Taff Tale - .... -- -, 145 147 -. 094-San Paulo, IG4. 971 to 1021 ; Chiverton Moor, 51 to I ; Prince of se found on the prisoner Eastern, 65f to a; Great Eastern, 301 to 1 z ; Wales 50s. to 51s. ; North Treakerby, 33a. 6d. net- was the worse for 10 6 ' ik ‘ C N. lee ,Irsterfore & Kilkenny; - - ;of the matter he was Le 4 t aus * o a w olua g i a ... - - At Dewsbury, yesterday, the magistrates con- Great Northern, 1041 to loai ; ditto A, 109 } to to 356 ' 4 South Basset, Bto 10; Gawton, 3to 4 ; aoll4T IOW& BANE& Tided the Gillroyd Mill Company of having neglected to 110 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 18 ; South Caradon. 405 to 425 ; East Lovell, 81 to [oder); Arms, stated that 3 -- Tn- . sa. i HAW i 9l I CI 9 1199 fence a shaft in their mill, in consequence of which a North British, 321 to 4; e half - tea-Dour before h e ß r i g ht en , 51 to 1 ; t • East Camden. 51 to 64 ; Great Vor, 171 to 1 ; so dog at it and feeling the "Ng 10 , uo Ati, Dank iLim• A •-•I 1 9 I P.. = young woman employed there received such injuries as Berwick, 971 to 981 ; and York and North Mid- N ' orth Chiverton, 44 to 2 ; West Drakewa ll s, . a 0 , ADAM ...... -1 16 6 3Ms .- sewed her death. The bench inflicted the full fine of land , 91 to to Ni.. Gs. 6d. to Bs. 6d. ; Gieat South Tolgus, 14 to 11 ; f the London Hospital, 4e ; too Aili aooo .- C i a1i;;1'........ 1 90 12 11 dis - 1001., and it is stated that the relatives of the deceased Cern Brea, 22 to 24 ; Great Matlack, 3 ; Redmoor, There are few bills offering in the discount here yesterday evening, FOR 10 Anglo Austrien.... .., 11 24 a pia - . wo wound .. his head. 0. N Angle Kap ,,,,, J1 5 ,.. • a 231 164 151 16 intend to apply to the Home Secretary that a portion of '2& to 3s. ; and Trumpet Consols, Ili to 12i. . market, while the supply of money has increased. A moderate atuount of business is reported in d with a knife or other SO, 10 ' AN& Italian (J.id).. l 121 , 6 4as - the penalty may be granted to them. to a small wound in the 1 0 . I,:! A n :r oi t =iii••- s i- a small' 11 1 l ' i s s is - OFFENBACH'S " ROBINSON CRCSOE."-Offen- The general quotation for the beat paper is 12 to foreign and colonial mining shares- Bt. John del 111, 111 ' Do. New, Isausdnes.l 6 I 4 3 as - Isich's new comic opera, Robinson Crew. was performed If per cent., but exceptional transactions are Rey are quoted 60 .to6l ; Don Pedro, 2to 21 his arm 1 to. ell Bank of Egypt - prem.; Anglo-Brazilian, par to i prem. ; Pestarenia, for the fiat time on Saturday last at the Opera Com ) que, reported at 11. iention was made of his ta, 10 . Bank of Otago (Limited)! 10 . 6 4 dls - .. Paris. Several airs obtained a decided success but the Loans for a few days, on English government die . to f prem. ; Rona Grande, 7-10 to 9-10; 10,000 10 , Dinkel Yletoria,Awdeal. U .. ..- o-Italian, a to rem.; United Me • mean, on p l ease. NM& le , Dank of New Zealand-1 111 7 0 pot - critics complain of the cast as feeble, and suggest that the • • Ang, din the Stock Exchange If to li • Fronti r no an Held, 13-16 to 15-16 ; P to ~. British N. Americe„ 1 all 10 52 •-- securities, are freely offered superficial wound on the - opera would be much improved by a judicious curtailment :0 3 ;iiroi 20 C.Bk.lndia, Aug, Chins an ilB 19 at 1 per cent., but there is little or no demand. Port Phil li p, 1 3-16 to 5-16, ex div.; Central 13,000, 25 Chart. Mar. of India,de. all ,17 29 181 here and there. It is founded on Defoe's celebrated story American, ito 1 dis. ; and Anglo-Argentine, Ito 4 er for trial. 60,000. 20 City .. --- ...... -.. 10 , 114 131 - The foreign stock market is active, and prices .~,,. seem lee Colonial 200,600 10 Consolidated Bank (I ,) 4 1 Fill Ira - PROTESTANT CON PERENCE. --(TH IS DAY). -. k have again advanced. Turkish of 1862, Greek, prem. . . ___. _.__. .NTELLIGEN CE Ern , Ki LiethlAn n dridc:e_ ( L) 111! I - 2, - 1, it. = conference of " Protestant members of the Reformed and Mexican have risen Ito 3 per cent., and several je a .99o 5 :9 h,:,;,, 6 14 E,..1: 6 , 1 0 = ; -- 1 201 0 - Church of England " was hell at Willis's Rooms this COMMERCIAL AND MARILETS. -other bonds 4 to 4. The quotations are as fol -10,600 30 English and Lineman .15 4 2 die - morning, under the presidency of Mr. J. C. Colquhoun, ___-, a -..- of.) 10,000' 10 Eng.hankitdolenefroL 15 3 IWs - the object being "to give en opportunity to the faithful lows :-Turkish of 1862, 62 to 63 ; ditto of 1865, LIVERPOOL COTTi iN AND CORN MARMITE. NAN NI, Ing.Sootet AnaL Chart& all 164 171 - members of the church as settled at the Reformation to it.ria . S 0 ' Esidlialthrelaesdish 0 1 4 111 -as - confer together, with a view to secure unity of action i 331 to i ; Greek, 124 to 13 ; Spanish Passive, 234 (THIS DAY.) -(THIS DAY.) 111,100 100 imperial Bank (Unshed) 10 16 11 - the present crisis." Considerable pains were taken ton to i ; ditto New Three per Cents., 344 to 2 ; ditto (55 - TCLIGGIAPH4 NAN 10 haperial Ottoman _.. 10 11 91d 1 s 91(mom Grit co times exclude the representatives of the press • which seems Certificates, 182 to 1 ; Italian of 1861, 461 to 4 RDLE.- ; Corron.-The market continues steady. Sales about ... ... 1 lAN 25 Do. New - - -, strange after the boldness with which the Ritualists and ... 106,000 20 ' Land Mort. Bk. India(L)l 4 1 211 e zd If xd High Church party spoke out at two meetings held last Egyptian of 1864, 83 to 84 ; and Mexican, 154 to B . o°o bales 2 well attended. Wheat in limited &- SOWN 100 Dolp.aDeb.,lB44,3oyrs sill UB6 - week, one at St. James's-hall on Tuesday, and one at 161. mend, and prices of white are 241. to 3d. par Note SO , Loci.Rlr-0ni5M00.&4414 10 11 9 Os - Freemason's-hall on Wednesday. 13,000 100 London and /srasinan-, 45 28 10 the - United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway ve n a l lower than Frilly. Flour dull, and prices in favour IS. 32.000 20 Do. New lte & 4Ma - MCNICIPAL CORPORATIONS FOR LoNnos.-The „hares have • __, proviso x • . •of purchasers. Beans stea d y. Saidi is t b is . . l :4. Peas. eats, . per cent., the resent ... ... 1 moo no LoodondElverPlate(L), 40 4 opm - vestry of St. George, Hanover -square baring held two • and oatmeal quiet, at late rates. • corn maintains 40,000 111 I Do. do. do ilO 4 lima - meetings to consider the two bills of John Stuart Mill, prices being 70} to 3 and 464 to 471, respectively. recent rates; mixed, 495. 10,000 MI , Lon. Ch. Bank of Auld ; all 24 tit - EMI.. on the above subject have authorised their parlia- Illinois Central are steady, at 85 to ii. ••• I 50 1 London and Comity. I 12) 50 52 511 11 4 menta . ry co Me to take such steps as tey may cone " h ' LEEDS CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 12,105 tel , Do. New Jas. at Nip. le& 11 - - 17 17A few dealings have occurred in Atlantic Cable OW TELEGRAPH.) lIIDLE. nee, N London Joint Nock_ 'ls 354 844 36 NOW U i London esoeuterriassi all 910 ad -ad of London, and the vestries der it necessary, to acquaint the Corporation of the City and district boards of the shares, at yesterday's quotations. Anglo-American, (rim cos OWE cosaserowericr.) ... ~., 1 10.000 100 , Lon. d &WesterniLlea4 10 • 2an - metropolis„ with its intention to oppcme the said bills, and ••• &No ati : London dVeneenela(LY 121 10 7 ett. -• to invite them to join a deputation from this parish to 184 to 4and Atlantic Tel 1 h ; e egrap ig per Cent. ... 10.000 lee , London IWe lO 63 70 MI 454 wait upon the Secretary of State for the Homo Depart- Preference, 3/ to 4. Wheat was slow of sale at about Fnday's rates; barley E • ht There was vela- little business pasaing atto-day'smaziret. 50,000 110 1 Do.iss.lol.r.nonspaldl 10 27 21 pin 334 71 rather firmer. meet on the subject." 18,0001 N . Merchant Mink (Um) •' 11 12 7 01 1 - Some of the Bank shares are in request, but :ES. Two miles and a eO.OOO 10 ' Iffereantiledlisenaath.ll ltj 9 7 die - The public excitement in Birmingham, arising MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) 20,000 10 Metropolitan (Unified); all 0 7 - out of the execution of the three Fenian at Manchester prices exhibit no movement. London and West ~I :GAIL-The market has opened quietly but firmly at ng Alfred, Oldminster, LOCO IN Widleed Bank (Um ) ••I 10 ills Par, - on Saturday, seems to have entirely subsided. The town minter are at 68 to 70 ; Union of London, 331 to l ast we an, e currency • the private ales include 200 casks I Rose are here. 10,000 1 National of Australasia 4 - ..- pm, - last night was reported by the police to be perfectly uiet. NAN IN Nation] of Liverpool ' 25 - - 521 " 71 81 1 Ample • hewever , taken q 34i ; Alliance, 12 to 11 dia. ; Imperial Ottoman, En 4.1 1 7. Cubs st 3 I;i• 6 : 1 . Evdood , Dried floods are in more Two miles. 15,606100 N. Pro. of England . -' 41 -. .. - precautions, were to suppress any active request at an advance of 3d. per owl. Pleas sold land, Maid of the Mill, WO 19 Do . Bad 1 3 r l Issn& lis - - - further attempt at riot. A reserve of 20 men, under the Ito 02 dis. ; and London and County, 501 to 511. Wes: ie National Bank -..- llO - - - direction of drill-master Wilson, was kept in readiness at As regards financial shares, London have de- CorrEz.- ere are buyers of Dative Ceylon at firm freely at Pd per cut. advance. &SAO N New South Wales.-- , all 44 46 - the station at Moor-street, and the day-detv men, with . ............ loss N • North Western ~ ---Ita - - - Superintendent Sheppard in command, patrolled the min- dined 10a., viz , to 241 to 231 dia. ; and Credit prices ; plantation Ceylon continues rather quiet. RI. 0.-Saltpetre and tea all remain quiet. IRON 25 Oriental Bank Corporn. , an 42 as , 421 era' streets till 10 o'clock, when there not appearing the Foncier are fiat, at 61 to f dis. International are I:w.f.-I,Boe tons mold for arrival at lls. 3d. to Ils 44d. ELECTION. 27.115 in Provin.BankingOorp.(L) 10 7 5 dla: - . " ow p roth , e. , d w. 9 0, full previous value. El DAY.) 40.1 lc Do. do. New all - - 1 Niles SI South Australia.-- -ad 14 28 I = Pat. e t twen were dismissed to their homes.-Eiretiaohans to 24 die. bemire continues active, at firm prices ; livery orrige, magmas Stand. or B. 6. Africa-, 11 13 11 die - TM:FERNDALE COLL lEE.Y EXPLOSION. -A meeting HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOt-R. 679.; garnet, ass. ; native Civet, 5641. ; button, 70e. to ,55. M.) WON 100 Do. do. tea at 4 pea l 10 8 6 die, •-• was held at Aberdare on Thursday last to originate ii fund GAMBlaa.-500 bales common sold at 15a. fid. CHESTER, TUESDAY. akelliausa IN u tt .i lli ,r o 0 00 i D. A rj an d tral tu ra. - •*) w ill 1 1 83 6 0,61 - for the relief of the widow, and orphans of the sufferers Consols remain firm, at 941 to 4, with div., for cotTON.-The sal„ are owl conf i ned to se w! r ,,,,..d. , AT 12.30. ma.. s o G o a... y ao a a ___, is u 13 - from the late explosion at Ferndale. It was resolved at money, and 931 to f, ex div., for the account. at about previous prices. 5,516 COLONIAL GOVERNMENT 1411CORITTE6. once to appeal to the country for aid. Mr. Richard 4,11X3 So. I sit.o4s. 1 e a . 1 0 . pd .. 1 96 , 06. Fothergill, of Abernant-house, presided, end headed the Foreign stocks are also strong, but English rail- TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 380 650,000 lirtiteliCoina.6p.M...l272, lee -.-. - list of subscriptions with 3001. from himself and the way securities have given way, owing to a prepon- The market is steady at the following prices :-Town acreaaing hourly. 100.405, Do, 1803' 100 - - .. works with which be is connected, and before the meeting d er ance o f sa les. C a l e donian stock has fallen to tallow, 425. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 42,. 9d. ; .... Via. Gov.. p. c., 187744. • 100 103 105 - closed 7001. was promised. The proprietors of the Fern- .. 01 ~, ..,. Year, December, 425. rid. to 425. 9d. ; Spring, 435. 3J. ; ___e.-.._ .„... Do.fiparekreb.*Awg. IN 101 103 - dale Colliery have put their names down for 1,000/., and 4 '2 ''''' 4 ' March, 434 Gds to 435. 9d. , _ De.llpsect.Mar..lll2 150 101 le3 - in addition to this, they amply provide for the widows About 160,000/. in bar gold has been with- ___ ;EVEN LIVES. e.tre,en, Da IlpeetJan.l4 190 90 5 2 - and orphans from the time of the explosion until this 586,155, Do. 'wet lAA 9 100 58 fit - relief fund is available. drawn from the Bank for the Continent. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(TH18 DAY.) deplorable results, 120,000 Capitol° Ilopeeper.ls73' 100 IC4 116 - ...., Do. 40.15 M-1900 100 Ire 148 IST RESUMPTION OF COURSING IN THE HOME Prime clover, 90s. to 100 s. ; inferior r-ton, near Middlewich, ...- Do. do. 118040 100 106 Ito - PARE, HAMPTON COUHT.-The unpleasant differences At Pais this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes l Mr. Cli d arin . Jam : _ es Easton reports trade at the lel opened at 68.80 for the account, being 1 per d l i t o ng , ws. . l " el is , -..T . . ; pr u ne h ay, 72. 6d. to six ; i n f er i or he house was a very old _ . Do. do. 180041 IN 107 11.0 - which for two years have existed between the coursing ing a large quantity of U‘ooo Dolle.c.Ap.dOct.l9oo 100 55 97 - public and the authorities of the Home Park, Hampton- lower than • terda 3 ea Y. ditto, 55.. to 60s. ; straw, 30s. to 3611. ded b a fanner named 100000 05y10n,240v.1243, 'Act 100 ..- -rd - amicably settled • d t h e mandate • d We are informed that the allotment of the hi. w ife . 343900 Do. Ho. d 0... 100 109 109 id: - id court, are now se ,an with nim were --- 1.000,000, Do. 1571 d 0.., 100 !DS its ad' - by his Grace the Duke of Beaufort (Master of the Queen'sWIEATHER REPORT.-(TRIS DAY.) Egyptian Nine per Cent. Loan is now being made, cent. s, and • boy. At about 900•003g,erithel per *tart 109 'IN 307 I - Horse and chief ranger of this park), prohibiting coursing -.- servant lad went down- paa , Do,, MS 105 116 Wil - in this royal demesne, being rescinded, permiinion is given and that the agents hope to be able to *end out the TrasDAY. NOVIMBIIa iik 5 Ai lit was before going out Ns, Do. __leer m ile 1 ' __l s6 307 ml) - to open the conning season in the Home Park to-day. letters to-day (the 26th). hthe kitchen door he 710.0004 Do. I NS ' se.re. I ° 9 I - Among certain condi ti on, it is impend that no grey- 7 7Mmase. kiss, burned hie hair and 145.6e0 NatalGov.4l..e.Ap.doc.. the . 104 1041 A communication from Messrs. Menasee, Sons, & r.I w. Ito ..----e--..,1 W. B. , 1 be 100 000 1 Da do. m a gar, , ,,, 100 109 100 mi - ad bounds shall run in this park except those belonging to I 1 7. D. upstairs to alarm the „L0wN ew . 9,,,,, 6 ,0 96 .9 9 , w ,L' we ,10 us - landowners and farmers on whose land the Prince of and Co. ,of Liverpool, states as follows :-" We . j _ _ _ la. ing done that, he leaped 1.130.9 0 ,pg 5w B ou rn Wales Gov.,' , Wales's harriers have the privilege to draw and hunt over ; shall feel obliged by your mentioning in the next N ,. ss. ,. 4 ,. w. . 2 1 w. ye •09 7‘ . dto escape. Mr. Cook, ap. cent., 1871 to 1876 IN ;99 10) aa and if the new arrangements aye fairly carried out, the number of the Express that we are prepared to Aberdeen teat 43 5.5.11. 1 1 &W. re 0.06 1 as awakened and had 1.071,800 Do. sp. LUNN to 1145, 110 '97 58 161 1 neceseity of again closing this park against public COWS- pay the aces p tan of D • San . li ( •-Leith VS4'5O' W.S.W. 6 6 &W. ro o.oe - of the fire and of the 08 4.000 no.sicer.l l E7 tololsl 140 ' 100 10t - in g will be obviated. The hares have bred prolifically der- ces the auste p mate n . Mho 49: N.N.W. 3 6 W.N.W. or 0.27 I ling, rushed to the room 150,000 New Zeeland epee seat , 105 , - - - E " the suspension," and the park is abundantly stocked. estate administration of h Br h __' ___. •_ness the 't men/ Aram" • • 10.05 40 S.W. 3 3 w.& W. ,r II 011 -11 lk, Y Greenosiale- 1 managed to reach the 16501:06 Do. D 6 59 1 991,15.1 IN 57 " - of Egypt) in favour of his Highness Mustapha vaientia 10.ta A. W. 3 4 &S.W. ,0i- 1 4 1071 104 -. THE ALTON MURDER. -The man Baker, who was- Roche's Point .31 46' S.W. 3 4 b. I c- i 4 I it , his attempt to moue IW,OOO Do.de.l69l.luseaDee 100 1181 11 94 - a lawyer' s r ii clerk at Alton, and who stands committed on Pacha, to the amount of 33,000/. which are now .ie i W.S.W. 3 3 gm,, ,0o- i 1 oi he and they were lost 250,000 Nova Scotia 6p. 0,071 105 103 105 •-• the c eof having hor ' ribly murdered and mutilated a past due. Said acceptances will be paid on or after I tiereal mi., 44 w.s.w. 613 w.s.w. 10-1 - ming unable to escape, 1,3101.1110 geeenaland Gov 6p . et lIN 104 DM 103 W.N.W. 3 3.&E. oe -, 11 servant girls escaped by 1,177,450 Do. Do. 1091 .... 100 1 103 104 1031 little gir . named Fanny Adams, in a hop-garden at Alton, Tuesday next, the 26th instant, at the office of Penzance.- • • rem r'-' WS • I _ L , . - 2 ....., Brest ._. 10.30 an S. 44 a. , ie lad bad done, but the 710,N0 IS.AuatOmillp.e.,(l7-711 IN - - _, on the 27th of August lan, will, it is expected, be brought Messrs. Barnett, Hoare ., and Co., bankers, u.a, t 0 ,,„,,,' et at E. 212 E. i b -IS De. 1875 end upwde.l IN 103 104 - up for his trial on Wednesday, the 4th of December, at the Lombard-street. A further amount of 26,000/. of Rochefort.- 30 36 32 E.N.E. 4; s Kul , . •h- 1 2 house stood at • cone- wan mem , p. e.Jan. July 100 112 114 113 Castle of Winchester, where the Hants winter Assizes will aa 45 W. .2 ' 3 8.5.11. me - 1 nd before an alarm could y.• 03090 De. Op. at ApelatiNc WO 11 111 i 1101 be opened on the 30th inst. Mr. Justice Mellor will be the lst proximo , wil l ft r utcluth •-• same acceptances, falling due , seniamisa - 4 was almost entirely de- FOREIGN • RAILWAY& the presiding judge. Mr. Montague B ere s of the Western at maturity likewise be paid by the above bankers.' Portamouth 10.54 4 3 W.N.W. I 4 ' 2 N.N.W. tar ,0.011 2 eh basest been made as - on 130.41 41 W. 111 ' 1 W.N.W. o m.l P4l. I BAILWArt I Cliselng petals. Sala Circuit, will conduct the pmeee,,tion. and Mr. Cole- The numbers are published of 2,545 bonds Lend •••• probably arose from the -,. _„,-- , ' Tirmouth. . 30.22 43 W.S. W. I I 3 W.N.W. ens I - 1 re left on a clothes-horse •'• •• =. 129914941199 8 fie 8 3-16 ridge, QC., ILP., will probably defend the prisoner . amounting to 72 ,760!., of the loan of Ismael Pacha, ecarborongh. 10 0.: 45 W. 3' 4 W. C- 2 ea Pre(Llg.73l.e. 134 16 - Professor Taylor, of Guy's Hospital. has completed his 44 4I NN. I 7 2 W.N.W. ,c .- 2 ron Saturday night. All •al mo. L 2 .d . r. - 1 1 ~ the Viceroy of Egypt, which were drawn on the r e.... 114 , . w. ,_ _ __ . - analysis of the spots, apparently of blood, which were pie from all the districts N all ii..tyre5,43.8.47p.N.c1.) . 134 leifound on the clothes of the accused. It is understood 20th inst., at the offices of the Anglo-Egyptian - aster, and much morbid 10 ' all 'Central Argentine .... 13 la - that the jarofeasor will depreeto the stains being made by Bank, to be paid off at par on the Bth January - -- - g the burned bodies, only tee ail Icoplapo - -. The high presrires wid REM ARKS.eii hare existed over these islands for le ,al Da Enemies _ - - pie .. the blood of a mammal-a point which, albeit seemingly nex t . 105 'BO •Duziediurg et Witpk (L ) 13 10 els - indefinite, when taken in conjunction with other evidence disappeanniz. The elvit.ze is 111RhanIsh - _3l 6 pee - produced when Baker was committed, will tell heavily It is satisfactory to learn, as a proof of the the last few .1, s's Sc rsp:dly ling raphili in Scotland. where there has been a fall of 10 . all , Do. •1.11 14 , - against the prisoner. Some new evidence, not brought for- better management of the government treasury, - .wills of an inch ran Sunday. The difference this in.-ming le Assistant-Secretary te all 'Keane of Prance -. 10 IS xd , - ward at either the coroner's inquest or the magisterial ex- that the agencies of the Imperial Ottoman Bank between the readings at Nairn and Penzance amounts to to 64 ..) 18 16 I seers of parishes in par- r a Li l z myrts.° est„....trs“L •• 'us, - amination, will be that of a lad named Vince, who says he -is have risen awl are ~ 9 i 9 1 - in London and Paris have already rece i ve d nearly of OW Inch. Temp,r3tures over our , , high oil our wee,: , ,oasts, whilst those on he cons et the ;tines regarding some of 10 1 all ,Lesaberg-Clenioeitilii 13 14 - saw a man washing his hands in the river just after the the whole of the funds required for the dividends B e y of Limey eoutmue unusually low. The prevailing einds last session. lie lan , Missioan IL , - deed was done, and who has been able after be bad seen .ai the west,. Aid: they have been fresh in the north, and 10 1 all , NantALkge 1 By th e Or li) - by him to asp that he Baker, among other prisoner , pass y and sinking funds due next January on the foreign ere fn ~ .. strove WI IN are reported this morning trona 510.1 Is. some announces that the N 1 an ~ D o.6p.e.Pri. i Relg.r lse is - thought the first man was like hire who had washed his debt of Turkey. rain has fallen in the moth. The wea th er le generally over all Northern of leran *sent to the Empress of : I n hands in the river. The prisoner thin referred to was The failure is announced of Messrs. Edward rag, and rain Is fol:Glif at Pisces W IN.BaIL &Ayres g7.p.e. 2 4 gnificent piano, bearing 10 lan Do. Deterred l ßaker. Although the day of his trial is drawing . so near, Boydand C0.,0 1d drespec table mercantile 0., an an - - - - - = 'jests , and the Austrian to I MI Norwegian Ttunk Pref. - - - 1 10 . al3,ottonsan issaymeAidin 31 41 I - Baker does not exhibit any particular anxiety ; indeed, he ms to be leis affected then are his relatives. Since hi s house, of Austinfriars. Their direct liab ilities Arrestrree MURDE R AND HIGHWAY ROBBERY y Present Is animated at 11 i all ,Pirts,Ly?iss,!odliedit. 84 35 , 344 ' incarceration he has becotre stouter . do not exceed 30,000/., and it is hoped that the BEARYosit.-- . An atr?eimus ... eltne . wisaeonsmitto:d fall!! It is satisfactory to learn, as a proof of the better management of the government treasury, that the agencies of the Imperial Ottoman Bank in London and Paris have already received nearly the whole of the funds required for the dividends and sinking funds due next January on the foreign debt of Turkey. The failure is announced of Messrs. Edward Lloyd and Co., an old and respectable mercantile house, of Austinfriars. Their direct liabilities do not exceed 30,000/., and it is hoped that the assets will prove sufficient to pay 10s. in the pound to the creditors. The transactions of the firm have been chiefly in connexion with Italy, but the diffi culties of a chemical company in this country, to which advances have been made, are understood to be the immediate cause of the stoppage. The books have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the accountants. The report of the directors of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company (Limited), to be presented at the half-yearly meeting on the 28th inst., announces a deficiency in the revenue re ceipts to cover the working expenses of 1,1071., owing to the backward state of the town and port of Canning. It appears from a volume of statistics issued under the authority of the New Zealand govern ment (and received in London through Mr. George Street, of 30, Cornhill) that the import and export trade of the colony has made astonishing strides during the last thirteen years, as shown by the annexed figures :—lmports in 1853, 597,827/. ; ditto in 1865, 5,594,977/. Exports in 1853, 303,2821. ; ditto in 1863, 3,713,2181. The popula tion has advanced in a like proportion. With regard to the crop of cotton in America, the circular of Messrs. Neill Brothers and Co., dated New York, the 12th inst., states as under : " The crop accounts continue very favourable. There has, as yet, been no frost severe enough to do any harm, so that the crop has continued ' making,' while the gathering has gone on as rapidly as the available force has permitted." By telegram the arrival is announced at Adelaide, on the 13th of October, of Messrs. Anderson, Thomson and Co.'s Orient liner Yatala, from Plymouth, after a quick passage—viz., 66 days. ATTEMPTED MCRDER AND HIOHWAY ROBBERY NEAR YOILIC.--An atrocious crime was committed in the neighbourhood of York on Saturday morning. A youth, named ktichard Flower, was a farm servant with Mr. David Sowray, of Marton lordship, up to Saturday, when his period of service expired, and he left. A few days before this, William Cooper, a youth whom he had known for some time, told him that after he left Mr. Sowray he could get hint a " place" at York. With the pretended view of taking him to this situation, Cooper called upon Flower on Saturday meriting, and the two left Mr. Sonny's in company. They proceeded together en the road to York, awion the course of the journey, Cooper suggested, as a "near cut," the creating of a lonely tract of land, known as Suet Carr. Flower, however, preferred keeping the high road, and very soon after, an a lonely . situ ation, Cooper lagging a little behind, drew a pistol front his pocket, and then hurried up and shot Flower in the left side of the neck. The two at once closed and struggled, and Flower, who was by far the stronger ' got at liberty and ran sway. Cooper fol lowed. and fired again, any hit Flower on the epposito side ot, and precisely corresponding part of, his neck. Then be attempted to rob him of his wage., ($l.) and watch, which be had upon him, but again Flower suc ceeded in getting away. This time, for some reason. Cooper took fright and left the scene; and Flower. who was fast losing strength front loss of blood, gamed a neigh bouring farmhouse, and was thence removed to the York County Hospital. His wounds are serious. and there is some fear that the result may be fatal. Cooper was sp. rebended early on Sunday morning, and on being taken before Flower he was at once identified in fact be ac knowledged that with a couple of small pistals be had committed the otfenoe, but added that be did not know what could bars possessed him to do it.—.Vase/ester Guardian. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE CALEDONIAN RAH, NAT. - A serious collision between two trains, one passengersthe other minerals. oesurred on the one branch of the Caledonian Railway en Saturday afternoon, one passeager—s Mr. I'. Gould—bang killed instals tanetasly, sad two others rather severely injured. The cause of the accident is stated to have been the prevailing fog, which prevented the driver of the mineral train seeing that the line before hint was not ChM'.