The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1867. - LAW INTELLIGENCE. The defendant said he did not, as be did not know he SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) was required to do so for one child. . ___...-__ (THIS DAY.) Mr. Dayman said the question had been decided in the Court of queen's Bench that one child was an extra per. GEDENARY SHAN* AND MON& * son, though two children could be carried for one fare. id I Pd.l HALLWAYS r adii( P rime I Ivies toady COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. The defendant said he had never been charged for one st.. we Imam and now, .. 37 9467444 1 ra • s i 8 6 , 4 3 7 8. 7 a• child before. -1 (Beton Mr. Registrar Spring Ries.) 107 109 ! 36 41 - IN RE J. It WORCESTER. Mr. Dayman mid he had been let off by the cabmen. a f t 1," i c . Ca1 " ).1 ",,... Cornwal The bankrupt, John Random Worcester , described He mitred him to pay the ail / mice an d i 7 s. amigo 26 all is . a shipmener and underwriter, of Lloyd's, and of C 84. 100 n ouns 1.. I 8 5 - ndllolfeatreas 78 76 adan- St 100 1Dendea, 4611 . 94,01 4M TO 11 .. ..c.stnet, since a shipowner and merchants' assistant , THE ALLEGED MURDER AT CLAPHAM. 00 6 Ilost London I •••• - -,,iding :it Upper Belgrave-place, Pimlico. He ascribes -...- 100 al I Do.lbrip. -•-• -• 81. 100 Gleagoo s ails. ii;;14"; 109 111 - • , N t.silure to butt of Messrs. Hallett and Ommanney, who INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) St 100 Orem Eastern Ord. St. 80 306 - ,„,i guarantee.' dividends of 10 to 12 per cent. on flamer & ,i:, shares shares in coffee companies held by the bankrupt, and This morning, at half-past 11 o'clock, Mr. Wm. 81. 100 De. E. AMI. IRIL.Not 4 6 St. 106 dreatNorth of Scotland - - -II •i.. a ,onaequent depreciation in the market. The peso Carter, the Survey coroner, held an investigation, at t he St, 100 Great Northam - - ' 11l 113 ad 111 I ;iassary statement shows liabilities of 20 , 7431 . Duke of Clarence Tavern, Penton-place, Walwortb , the- St. 10 Do.A 1 •ree. neer. tto 117/ BSI ad 109 18 This was the first sitting. Several proofs of debt were spatting the alleged murder of Benjamin Groves, aged }.l 84. t O O O D a B 1 mo p. .. b,,,,, AL8. __ _ _ I. „, ~1,., and Mr. Cooper, accountant (of the fi rm of John- years, who was supposed to have been wilfully killed by lit 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock - - -• -01 ~,,,„e . Cooper, and Co.), in his capacity of official liqui. a man named Patrick Morgan. SR 100 Gt South& Wagt(lils.) 05 97 leer of the New Zealand Bankruptcy Company, who The first witness called was Sophia Groves,who said that 174. 100 02404 Western 47 67} 471 b.a.• a claim on the bankrupt for 8,r150/. in respect of calls, the deceased was her husband. He was& coppersmith, and i g i t. L 10,00 Do. Sou* I - - = 11 11 kJ chusrn trade maignee. lived at 6 . Hand's-court , Dorset-street, Clapham. On et, 1 00 Do. W. g00..-o a f,;,io is so - I s .% proof tendered by Mr. Wilson, late • partner of the Sunday morning, at about a quarter to 1 o'clock witness St. oo Do„ De. Newport 29 81 - 0 I,,, s trupt in Calcutta, for 7,10. W., was admitted as a claim, heard some one sharpening a knife. There was St. 100 lancaahlre & Torkelitre 123 127 126 et'..cct to investigation by the assignee. • quarrel in Hand'smourt. The deceased was not St. 100 Lon..Brishen.&s.o.mc 60 51e 51 601 41 ilessrs. Stoken and Jupp are the solicitors under the quarrelling. A man was quarrelling with a woman named !t• 10 Iwe 4 ekChethewhiltrWe' 171 ibi 77 1 St. 190 D 0.1116 Erten.A6p.al 10 16 - '' M rs. Riley. The man's name was Morgan. Deceased was 0 1•PATo11111 4, IN RE WV. GILPORD, against his own gate. Witness left him to put on a pair St. 100 London er 8 orth Wenn. 113} 1131 ad 1131 121 13 Bt. 100 LondoliagoothWedern, 81 83 ad 82} II •The hankrupt was described as a farmer and horse- of boots to go out to him. The nest time she es IN usa, th a t,* Lu m m aa a! 461 ag eel ,f &der. of North Lulfenhani, in the county of Rutland, of saw her husband was in Morgan's yard at No. St. 100 Medropoillon- - _ i lffi 124 -, 1231 1 - &lAA county lie was high sheriff two years ago. The ad- 2, Hand's-court. He had his hands up in the at 100 Las. extension, din St. 100 wearopai dende t. p.n rousa44 . 001871 111 1 56 121 - t ••• - tin was made on his own petition, on the 14th ult. air. lie had thrown them up as he cried out, ji.1.... .. ilr ascribes his failure to loom in horse-dealing and farm- " You have stabbed me." There was no one else there 10 10 Do. do. do. -.- [-• ;,. The debts, secured and unsecured, amount to but Morgan. Ho said, " Don't hit me no more." There to an Do, sat Johna.w . ticidi - - - ,i,.. , it .10,000/. was no light in the yard. It was not particularly at 100 Midland .-- . - I 1181 1191 ad' 1191 181 ✓ This was a sitting for proof of debts and choice of dark. There was no one but Morgan with her husband. 1 10. 100 Do. *rm. iDerby 1 87 89 MI - t- a-icueea Witness did not hear Morgan reply. She said nothing to 34 . 100 Nor* British Bl 11 us% sedgwick (of the firm of Reed, Phelps, and Sedg- hint. She pushed her husband up the court before her. t 1 1 ,,„," spek......_ldla.Peellrein.d lO4 106 ~,,,,- _.,1 . 7 O ii:,ll 1, instructed by Mr. Jeffrey, of Northampton, and He staggered, and said "lam •• dead man." Morgan I; D 7 e a e x e ri.= - O Mr. Allen, of Stanford, appeered for several creditors. went Into his own house. Witness saw the shadow of the St 1 - 05 De. Leeds - - 6 l 6l 43 xd - Hr. E. Fisher, land agent, Market Harborough, and Mr. knife in Morgan's band. He held his hand over it. St. 100 Do. York --_ 0 1., Phipps. brewer, Northampton, were chosen trade as. The Conner-The shadow? St. US Do. Cultalei r .., ... . - - - - t *OWL Messrs. Treberne and Woolferstan are the soli. Wanes-Yes. There was nothing but the moon and 2 al! p.:?. 8 . 4 5 611 A 1319121 4. 331 84i cot l under the proceedings. stale to see it by. His hand was raised up in the air to r e,. ,a; , 2 , 0 7.. i, a le „ _:-., ii ? 11 71 7; :-. hit my husband again, when I saw the long blade. My to 18 i De. go, goil. . g floss so - - - husband said, " Don't hit me again." My husband, after se. 180 .wormotattfeessi;;; - 62 e a - be came home, showed me that his intestines were pro- U. 1100 E. i liWeeleanJunn . . 109 102 xd -• v THE POLICE COURTS. truding. The wound was a little to the left side of the St 100 I dbreprildre Thelon ..... id 17 Ea E stomach. Bth 100 South Devon.... _.. 43 45 xd - (THIS DAY.) s The remainder of her evidence was not material to the g i t• 789 89a8b Irdatara --- • • 691 eel la' 681 i 8 , all Illabfres,Woldnghluitdo tif 9} ad. - ad --...-- ease, unless it were that the deceased was sober. et 100 UN Vale - 1cl! -• 3 Mr. Sony, house surgeon at St. Thomas's Hospital, said to h , Do. C--- .. - -pm ads - I MANSION-ROUSE. that he received the deceased at half-past 3 o'clock on Ilk 100 Illebrearil it =many -•- EXTRAoIIbISARY FRAUD. Sunday morning. He was in a very depressed condition. IS U I Weelleine a Whitehall - -. ••• 11 , dry Brhigtman, a man having the appearance of • He was suffering from an incised wound in the stomach, Riau. I Ed ICJ prima 1 F liales. ,tunas, was brought before Alderman Sir R. Carden, 111 • little to the left of the navel. JOINT no= BANICA - O.T 1 cuao ly of Hayden, the detective o ffi cer, upon a warrant M r. h o ll y h av i ng deposed to the wound being the cause NElb. • which charged him with conspiring to defraud Messrs. of death, and some other evidence having been taken, 4.),000 1 10 Agra Bank (Lim.: A .... 0 - - - 1 N.ckay and Matheson, merchants, of Lombard-street, of The inquiry was adjourned, for the attendance of an e M e e 1° ._ . -D° IL - - - 40 I ADAM 16 -.- e'l - 1 ~ i . by false pretences. important witness, whose evidence, the coroner remarked, The circumstances of the case were somewhat peculiar.gi 300 ice Alliann - ariated .-- may show that the accused was smarting under the Mints 100,000 SO Anglo Austrian., ., - I -p m - The complainants were the London agents for a vessel of • blow on the eye, sad thus reduce the crime. 40,000 20 Angle Egyptian (Liu) ell - .- - I tilled the Glean le, which sailed for Hong Kong, from 20,000 Stamp. Italian (I..ited) 1 1 - - dli - (dupe, in July, 1864, there being on board about 40 50,000 011Auseralaala..-__ all 66 67 - t THE TERRIBLE MIDLAND B.AILWAT ACCT. 12 , 500 10 i HaakotEzitlatiColumbls all - - seamen and firemen. In consequence of something that-• N i occurred it appeared the captain discharged the DENT. 111.500 30 Do. New, Issued 1 pro. 6 - -Ws __..-___ 10,400 U Bank of Egypt - - - followingwhole of the crew at Hong Kong, and in the • ts,ooo 10 , Bank of Otago (Limited) IS - - ats - year the prisoner, who was one of the stokers LATEST PARTICULARS. 20,000 60 ' Henke! Victor* Austral II - - -• I employed on board the vessel, and a number of other per- The .MtiticAester E.cum beer of to-day gays that 51,0001 10 . Bank of New Zealand ld 79 pm - i tons belonging to the crew , applied to Messrs. Mackay for the report which we quoted from it yesterday of the extra. 00,000, 60 . British N. America .-. an 49 61 - compensation for having been wrongfully discharged. After ordinary and fatal accident which occurred outhe Midland 40,000. so C.Bk. lodlo, A 9 . e. r.. Clilas OH ' Ifi 10 4 1 -. - communicating with the Board of Trade, Messrs. Mackay line from Manchester to Derby on Monday evening, was 3 : °0 1 e l Chari o t , • Ila n 91 ... ' aa "* ...... . 84 9 llO 2 89 1 1 8 3 1 -. , agreed to pay to each of the parties, the prisoner among the col rect in all but mime of the accessory circumstances. wee goo c o t n ur . I number, the sum of 201 . Very soon after the prisoner had Five persona, it remarks, lost their lives-four cattle 100,000 , 10 Consolidated liaiii II )4-- pm 4 7.16 1 received his money other persons made their appearance, drovers and a little girl-and several others were more or 10,000 io , Deihl and Leaden (L) l6 - - - I s a d claimed the amount, and the offence imputed to less hurt The remarkable escape of the passenger train 69 . 00 0 3 . Heat London ( Land ) g- - 011 •- 1 the prisoner was that he had fraudulently pretended from the second collision is also confirmed. The whole nu. L0.,,,,,,, 000 , 80 Zootem latborgetilm g - - g 3l - I to identify two persons named John Osborn and Pen y native of the affair is a striking example of the chain of con - 67000 ..."1 so n l 43a gll B.ll a bi s al f ilt dA mal se girmi 1 16 0 - 6 -4 ills M a--." Memby as having been part of the crew of the vessel and sequences that may follow from a mingle mistake or failure 80:04,0; 19 . ga g g e , o 4.g.a m a,r-g u cd a u 1 16 18 16i i entitled to the 20/. This was represented to bare been done in the working of signals on a railway of steep gradients. 10,000, 60 English ondBwodtah (1.); 26 ;- - die - r in agreat manyotherinstances,suidatlength Messrs. Mackay The force of the collision was such that the couplings 10,000 100 ' Imperial Bank (Limited; :10 111} 19} - suspected something was wrong, and communicated with connecting the cattle wagons with their engines were 11000 11:1 Imperial Ottoman - the captain of the vessel, who bad arrived in England, broken, and, the train being thus set free, rolled back with 122,t is loci.. ***** --••- " • • al, - - - ti Do New I upon the subject. The prisoner seemed subsequently to fearful velocity down • gradient of lin 100, which extends u - o - a . go m o n m D n . D n u s x ) s-- oh - have introduced another person, who claimed the 201. for about eleven miles, through New Mills and as far as 5000061,100 1 Do.apc.Deb.,lBo4,3oyre, all 81 84 ... 1 The captain, on seeing him, at once stated that he had Marple. The drivers of the cattle train stuck to their 16000, 60 ILon.lik.olMexicoote.(l,) , *-- Ms •-• I never been on board the vessel, and bad no right whatever engines, and escaped with • severe shaking. The occupants 11,000100 London and Demonism- 411 14 23 as - ! to the money. Upon this the present proceedings were of the backs were the brealutuan sod nine drovers. One 12,000 20 Do. New - instituted against the prisoner. man was with the breaksman in the van. A tramp who 1• °00.100 ' 7 • 4 " 36.977 ' 744 ' 87646 ( 1 ) "'• - P I4 ... 4 ,000 16 Do. do. do lO - -pm - • (The cue was proceeding when we went to press.) had been allowed to ride on condition of looking after the Ko pp g o D m. ch . B an g o f p. i ts I all gg 2 4 - I CLERKE.TWELL. animals was in a sheep truck • and the remainder were in 0,600 go London and county._ go go} 66} - • GROSS DESERTION OF A WIFE A ND F AMILY . the third-class • Before they appeared to reali.e 12,500' 20 Do. ch. New 4 - - - William Francis Vincent, age d 30 , a wa t c h ma k er, was the;e position in the darkness, they found themselves near- 12.000 60 Landon Joint Stock ll 36 37 14 4 6 4 • charged with deserting his wife and four children, whereby ing the entrance to the tunnel again. The return to day- 80.000 e le o lood Loy r a djouth A esnn trlcwol i i lf 10 12 ern ..-: i they had become chargeable to the parish of St. Pancras. light enabled them to see that they were rushing backwards 6,000 50 London& VeresuelalLi 121 - - dl. - It appeared from the evidence that the defendant is • Min " their engines, down • steel' incline , gaining speed se.ooo toe uswooswoo4or. so 62 71 70} 100 I good workman, but through giving way to habits of intoxi- as they went. Tits breaksman was the first to act. He 10,0010 Merchant Beak (am.) . 116 - - - I cation had lost his situation. He then deserted his wife caned upon the rest, if they valued their lives, to jump 8,0010 Do. New and four children, and since the 11th of July a warrant out. 110 then set the example, closely followed by • aO.OOO , 114 Mercanttledklar-nal3(l ) elf l9l - - die I_ - had been out for his apprehension. From inquiries that man named Joseph Wilcox, who was in the van with 2 2. 0 0 : 114 1: ri , po. dlaod , :: „(!..iited,- , ~.. - _ _ • Riley, the warrant o ffi cer, made, it appears that the him. Three of the others, J. Latham, G. Wall, and '• 10,000 6 Natlooal of Aaalralsals 4 -. - defendant bad been in the habit of visiting another named Simkins, leaped out of their carriage WOOOl5O National of Liv - - d ue ls - I ' places of amusement, and when be had work leaving inside Joseph Wheeler, • muter butcher; Edward tteooloo N. Pro. of -0 -••-• -• to do he would not get up until 1 or 2 o'clock Chambers, Robert Hemus and John Baker. The tramp, 6,090, 16 Do. bid ilk std Issue_ 12 - - - t- in the d& y. When the defendant was taken into wh_?! .. ! ~ i n t he w" ge____,PPel ' wd te be Joseph Jones, re- 49 • 970 ' " P 1449147 84ak -sass " -.-. 09,006 t o ow Booth Webs- - all - - -•.y by R il ey and was told the charge, be said he wutiew.'w sh eep "wee b y hims el f. Those who *n i x d skeet to North Western U - _. 1 i sew where his wife and family were, and that had out were very severely injured. Latham and Wilcox, u ggg , u o nied a j k ,a o :3,;;;;,'" l arTs 44 44/ who owned most of the cattle . , were out and bruiaed axe, as heals le dia .... ! e known that he was going to be taken into custody t I e would have taken the bridge for it. The defendant vet/ limn &bait the hoe, and Wall and Simkins were so 110,00010, Praaalka al !11 SS ill .." ow owed the parish 141., and the authorities asked for severely hurt that they were obliged to stay at the King's OW 10 Do do . Nea• ••• , 61 •••• -•- r .unishinent as a warning to others. Arms, Chapel-en-le-Frith. The latter had a broken instep. 1 0,006 26 South Australia- lal - - 1 17 061 100 stead. of It 8. Africa 'l6 -- db - The defendant said that if he had time given to him be As soon as he knew the state of affairs the station- 10 : 0 ,„ 10 , Do. no. ras. as . , r.s - 1 10 would recoup the parish and afterwards keep his wife and master at Chapel telegraphed down the line, but such so , ooe is r a j. a a as u a lii 77, a ll 47 4 9 _ I family. was the velocity of the train that it was quite impossible 10000 100 DIGOO of Ireland (1.16 )1 ft - - dts - I Mr. Coolie said ths ease was clear, and sentenced the to arrest it. As the runaway cattle train neared New *a IS 60 , Melee 6 London -- - IS 1 36 SS - 1 lefendant to two months' hard labour in the House of Mills, the second and still more disastrous col"sion Correction. occurred, and the wonder is thsA it wasnot attended with COLONIAL GOVEINMEYIT 1111017111 TIES. ' ; WORSHIP43TREET. far more fatal results than actually betel. Von I STOOK 0. (Pd. CI. prow. I Sales. / A VRRT SAD CASS. The Birmingham Postof to-day gun the following under glom° , grugabogaa op.ea r uarg 1 1.0 - - Joseph lifiltlitch, 38, living in Cling er - s t ree t , H ea t on, a the head " Further Particular@ :"-" When the cattle 100,000 Do. le* UN - ... respectably-dressed and exceedingly powerful man, we. train came in collision with the ballast train, a girl - ... Oamfilov.llp.A,l2l74t 100 102 - charged before before Mr. Newton with violently assaulting his who was in the van of the latter, named Vanes, - 170 . D0.: P4t44 ' 74"A1g ro reg 1:2 2 :a 7 ad ifo Frances, whose face was bruised and cut in • frightful daughter of • hhiehemith at Dove Holes, wee hilted . All ;sr - Do. lipeeetJaa.rilleo We 90 89 . manner. the subsea, 27 in number, then broke off from the wogs m a e gere ai na aw e lop 84 90 - I Mr. Beard defended. Th e evidence went to show engiues, and ran down with fearful velocity to New Mills, 100,000 Oswald Hopellper.lB73 100 103 185 ••• l the husband on their marriage had 1,000/. with the average gradient being lin 100-in some places lin -.. Do. 60.166-1900 100 107 108 106 he... They have • family, and one daughter is mar- 70. Between the tunnel and Chapel-ea-le-Frith, fire of -- De-__• do. neio-00 100 106 148 - ' ried. About 20 mouths since he left her to co. the cattle jobbers jumped out of the retreating carriages, ~.,- we. do. 109041 100 106 107 ON Ditip.o.Ap.el36.l9oo 100 94 86 - I- habit with another woman without giving her any and escaped without fatal injury. Their names are John '"'" lett Onloallov. 1ed5,094 100 108 106 - money. Eventually he allowed her something above Baker, Birmingham, now lying in a hopeless state at ses, 00. 1878, Co.. 100 110 111 - r Its. per week, but he lately reduced the amount, Stockpot t Innnnary ; George Wall, Anderton-street, taw, De. 1871 do.- 100 106 157 - i and at last she could not get • penny. Last evening the King Edward's-reed. Birmingham ; Charles Simkins' 100, Montagu II um 41.,1161 101 101 106 - I waited about the doors of his house until she met him in Swinton, near Nottingham (instep broken); John Latham, Ink Des 1110. Da Isla 101 104 100 1551 140 146 107 - company with the woman alluded to. She (complainant) Horse Market, Birmingham • and John Wileacks;elJorg; goll, De. 1814 100 104 106 - 1 asked him for her money, when he instantly knocked her Deag - gereets Bielninllhawl. The witheettle train on Natolgow.6p.e.Ap.dOe. 116 101 103 -. down, and beat her about the head with an umbrella. New M il's came in collision the Manchester end 314,090 New branaoovAlperet. 110 101 103 101 Indeed one witness swore that she was struck down seven Bu -ton express, which had been reversed by . the driver. 1,115,050 New South Wales am.. 1 or eight times. Then the mine was frightful. The following persons 6p. eant,lB7l to DNS 100 16 es - t The complainant who is manifestly irascible in were killed on the spot :-John Wheeler, tattle dealer, 1 .... 1171 •LWil 176 •„_ ...Olt. alai' *LW! . 1186 .„ ..„ 776 147 .. 81 8 temper was rigorously cross-examined by Mr. Beard. Skinner-street, Birmingham ; Robert Hems, Aston 7,,, , , ""' 4.7 .0 ' ar • 7467 ta ' 4 " . 44. ' 4B 4., Zealand 6per omit IGO - - - Mr. Newton, in dealing with the case, said-Mr. Beard, New Town, Birmingham ; Edward Chambers, Brom- L o o r k D a. 6per cant , 100 961 96 4 - t I have frequently said from this bench, and I dare say grove-street, Birmingham ; and John Josses, Birmingham. am, Do. 6 per east. 18811 100 109 114 ••• . gull 49 frequently hare to repeat it, that the man who Out of fifty sheep and lambs, about twenty-five had to be 100, Do.do.l6lJonaltDee , 1076 IcB6 - m - cool blood strikes • woman is a coward. I slaughtered, end four out of thirteen beasts. Twenty-five 350, Nova Scotia 6p. 0..1876 ' 100 101 los Lida. Quessalsod Gov. 4p. et. 100 99 100 094 Pals by all the surrounding circumstances of the of the carriages present a frightful wreck. The signal box 99 1 1 5 use Nothing can justify a blow to • woman. The wife and its machinery at New Mills are totally diaabled. Mr. 4777 ' Da Da ' 7897 "'• 796 99 799 Tx ,S.AluslOov.l p.a.,117-77 100 - - - is doubtless a ♦ very aggravating woman ; her conduct in Underdown. general manager of the Manchester Sheffield, , Do. 1878 ad opted& 100 GNS 107 1061 1 the witness-box proved her to be so, but what could be and Lancashire Railway, was in the express at the time of 1410,0011VI0.eov.Op.a.ran. hOje 100 111 111 111 8 more calculated to aggravate a woman, and that woman a the collision. None of the passengers in the express were 2.006,1106 Do. 69. et Apex doe 100 112} 1136 1121 1 trite? I repeat that this is a very bad case, and I should hurt. not be doing my duty to the public did I not send the 30111110/4 MAIL NAYS. 3 htaband to prison with hard labour for one month without .. .. M. I Pd. I &Anwar& 1 Closing prime. Salsa the opportunity of paying a fine, and order that at the ex. THE LAT!. D EATH ON THE METROPOLITAN HAIL- 19 all ,Ablowarp & Rotterdam 51 te/ - WAY.-Dr. Lankester has fixed Oct. 4, at 10 o'clock, for se an Ba.gra(l. *lg.'. is la 18) t photon of that time he shall find two a ties in 261. the inquiry into the death of Elizabeth Stainsbury, wbo is I sll Beiglea IL I Inon - II It - each to keep the peace for six months. alleged to have died from the effects of the impure air co: 16 all IlAusAg.B.4.7p. eta) 14} It } - s MARLBOROUGH STREET. the Metropolitan Railway. Some important scientific eel- *aU Central Argentine .... its 121 E A DANGEROUS DRIVER. dance will be given and the inquiry in many respects will 11 4 di ell Cep 6 6. ll P ° foe to s s. i ss r. Sl T :tbs, is eats-driver, badge 1,049, was charged be- be of a highly imp ortant character. It will take place at tee 80 tJnoshorg Is 1111 pk (I ) 16 10 dli -. ' IRtomton rwhitt with being drank and furious driving. the Elephant and Castle, near the Bt. Pancras workhouse. se le rut& Shenlets I Pollee-00 . astable Keeoh, 102 C, said that last night he ATTEMPT TO MURDER A BIRMINGHAM POLICE- * all Do. - 3 inw UN prisoner driving his cab up and down Duke-street, !•.i. James's, at the rate of from 15 to 20 mil hoar , h o t u h r e , rtri. MAN.-Let night, at about Wiliest 10, • deliberate l e,. e i l l ' Zweite ° l e t= 6:). •• • IL* L 1 `i. Z _.• 3 horse galloping as fast as it oould. He wen e :arter attempt to murder • !iceman was committed ....."" .. abatw - 1-1, . dge Pared "' '''" it.. Luz z=g• - • ici ioi t a spot between n and the e. la a n ! Nrig 4.(2 4 lte _ a di - wan" "ill at lad succeeded in Mint " up with hi m , and re - Police-constable George Jackson, whilst proceeding * en me, can (Li 'iuntedhim to get off his cab, and on his doing so be found on his beat in the locality sbove-mentioned, was 16 all Namtlass 1 _By • that he was drunk. He then took him to the station. - 0 The prisoner admitted that he had done wroeg • suddenly attacked by a party of four or five men, gil e_ll. Dee.Pe-P ll - 1 gala ger le 1 :I - i 31r. Tyrwhitt fined him 10s. or seven days. who knocked him down, kicked him, and otherwise 1: . n eu 1,, N . ,,,, eni . e 4 Free " •• 46 47 - ill-used him, and finished up by throwing him into the 10 -al-- i-,--..-. 1 =t7.-- 2 2 _, t WANDSWORTH. canal. The attention of the landlord of • public-house on 10 a n Iser.solaa p r ong Prof. _ .... DAWG ROBBERY TROY A VAR.-RECOVERY or TES the bank of the canal was by some means or other attracted * all lawman (boafros AkUn 4 4 0 . PROPERTY, to the spot of the outrage, and he and several persona, who 10 WI ,rano. lo 7esa.andModit •-• t A rough looking young man, who gave the name of happened to be in the house, at once proceeded to the 10 ., an.,, IP ln n i .,...„l l ad, ,? rienn5 ,........,.•,•,-, 86 ,„ 97 , _ - William Marshall, was charged with stealing a chest of constable's &oilstones and succeeded in rescuing him 6- 7,.. ~,,--,--,z8 , .....- -----, -- -- e - - - tea, two reams of poem and a basket of lemons. from drowning. Jackson, fortunately, had not sustained g s o s o ya g ea u s h *** - .•• - - _ s Pollee - constable hiqueen said, about 9 o'clock last much injury from his immersion, but be was at once re- 4 all I Do. 7 per cwt. - t night he was in plain clothes on duty in the Lower Wands. moved in • cab to the Kenyon-street police station, whore w all !asnibre and Meuse 6I 71 - worth-road, when he saw the prisoner and two other he was properly attended to by the officer@ in charge. 10 an I Da_ sjpercontreer t 81 3 men running after a van, which was being driven Jackson says that he had no altercation with the men, and .„," .„all . . 866 _,.. raa r,„„, (74 6 4 , 7 ... 04 1,,„ 44 ` l e e . 1 ,,,, 4 7 I- in the direction of Kingston at the rate of that be would not be able to identify th em. It is to be gg "'' '" ig i no . '"7 . *u s u 5 . 4. --- of iT itmal . ......-. ...% -. 41 . _. (izht miles an hour. Suspecting something wrong he preowned that the attack was made by way of revenge for 0 10 all ,Soutbern of France._ 111. 21 - ran after them for a mile. He saw the _prisoner some act the constable hail done in the execution of his se all Tann and Sus& - du.-Birraisighaer Pod. /11' alllWest Slanders .„ .:., , *1 *1 a pinions. He then took the chest of tea and the basket of DEATH FROM CHLORODYN E. -O n S a t ur d a y l as t 10 I • 11 ' Do. Hir e eset • -reet 9 9 . - . -.. l_ecions, which were placed in a hedge in the York-road. considerable excitement was created in the town of Har- 10 61 West W, of France 23 la i. Witness waited about some time to obtain assistance, when lesson by the report that • woman named Elisabeth FORILION MINIM a one of the men, who had notioed him running, went to the Saunders had been poisoned by chlorodyne. The deceased N o , I all. I Mum. I Pd. I 01. prime. 1 Salm, ether two and told them. The prisoner and his come has for several years been in the employ of Mr. Thomas ...„. . a Pinion were inside the hedge breaking open S. Stanton, of blendbam, who supplied this town with g l' s ‘ n i n e 'l i' abanka uesa la n a l tad ina. ,.."*, al t a l l i mi l -1- the box of tea with • brick. The lemons bed milk. While on her round with the milk on Saturday i t 0:0601 its 1 --- -- - - --- -, i - --. 1 -. it I X. '‘n Placed on the ground and they were emptying the tea morning, she called on Mrs. Arnold, and as she co nplained 16,000 10 Cape Copper Ilanalted) I 7 par +Om •••• . into the basket. The van bad gone on. Witness ran up to her that she was suffering from diarrhoea , Mrs. Arnold 20,000 I cepsdasuesr (Wilted) SU 1 0 0 101 1 if _Den the prisoner jumped over the hedge and be took pve her • dose of chlorodyne, which had as she thought 06 000 6 Chaa417444 - 48 . 777 E•b 4. 7 7 1 / 864 ' -. 0 Il e removed iota custody. The other two men made ' their escape. been prepared for her son, but which it turned out was 10,000 10 Coplopo (Limited) . .... 164! 1 1 -.- II removed the whole of the property to the station. He undiluted. On disowei:ne her mistake, M n. s Arnold lee . W7o 1 Dos Pedro, IC Del Bar 141 k, If Ilimmd li gw , 1- ilid si nce - 16000 8 East Del Roy (Waited) ggl gs gilds -. found that the owner was Mr. Slaney Jones, sent for Saunders, and gave her some antimony as an an- 55,6001 1 onus (Limited) ._ an I 11 2. -.. i. 0i Sarbiton, who drove the van himself. He lost 401. tdote. She was, however, left to go on her way, and not 50000 1 IrronUnedßoUnaGold 11 6 1 -. A "th of goods off the same van between five and six returning home at bee usual time, inquiry was - nude for 90.009: 90 1 all 116 18 - it touting ago. her, and she was found between 10 and 11 o'clock, in a W.o o g It spud& (Limited) tea ) 1 01414 -. Mr. Jones, • grocer, said he found that something had water closet in the town, in a state of unoonociousnesa. ..t.p ! (Liited .. .L. .41 is lo ff•i - been taken off the van soon after the occurrence, and be Medical attendance was called in, and every attention a o " os a 4 . " p...kin. Luanaalea c o ,... ""lh "ti D. r cadjosted the load at Wsuidawor tb, but he could not I shown her, but she never rallied, and only lin gere d till 10 ito - ',l - 061 s - restanna odd -- iiim. • ). ei ll 1 Te l ; :-. 11 9 t'll what was missing until he reached home. I o'clock at night. An inquest was held on Monday morn- 10,000 20 gliverldad ell 1 4 10 2 I- if Mr. Dayman remanded the prisoner for inquiry , s ning, when a verdict of " Accidental death from an over- 100.000' 1 Port Up lllg a 1 3-16 ONE CHILD AN EXTRA PERSON. dose of chlorndyne" wureturned. - BeryandNorwidtPost. MOOD 841 HeY6 Cohn OMNI% • t 3 t - - Mr. JesepA W. }pa wn, of the El ms , St, Anee.hill, At the Bradford Borough Court, a man of the ..: -i •• 12••••° "" i• lit -ad - 18 it 15a . 1106 1 dostelsk Austria Lim.; ad - , 11 .,. . t ndiworth, was summoned by Heppletheraite, a cabman, name of John Lawler, was recently charged with obstruct- ii, n ft, John del Ray the.: is se so - t ~ be pon.m men t o f t a . w og sh e re ma inder ot his 1 ing the police. A card was found in his possession, 6,17 90 Milted Muleem Wad se 11 34 - - no. person • rounded by portraits of Mulgany, J. O'Connor , T. C. Cory A 10 llaaeleiralf 0 06 (Lim! II 4 1 8111 - d- The defendant said the cabman asked for a shilling for J. O'Leary, 'W. F. Rowntree, O'Donovan (Ross), sada J. O.M 16 , Tel arm mimosa; 2 ..- - 4,tte child. Mathes In the centre of the card was the letter " 0," jtoss eee 1 9 w W oe gal an albaa69lB fumo s o ll"*" ) .! au .- .... r•- •-• a. Mr. Doman did not think that was probable, for a six- having at the top the words " The Irish Republic," and *Ago . yeage.psalawalawi ss. an I - t• P e ke could only be charged for each extra person. He underneath " The hish Fenian Executive." There were 61,66. 3 1110danarontaisa (Um' all 11 441 1 148 1.44 the defendant whether he tendered the sixpence. some other emblems and portraits on the card, • call mane. MONEY MARKET.-(THI8 DAY.) Anglo-American Telegraph Atlantic Telegraph, Berlin Waterworks (Limited), 12i. Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 31. Hudson's Bay, 14*, 15. International and Credit (Limited), Ij. Natal Land and Colonisation (Limited), 11. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 49, j, 81, Peninsular and Oriental Steam. New. IW. 3 , I. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 21 4, 4. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited) (181. paid), 17. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 711, 70j,1. 011 Akan. The stock markets show no sign of improve ment, and the amount of business is still exceed ingly limited. No additional purchases have been I induced by the speech of the King of Prussia, although it is considered satisfactory. Consols are offered, and have experienced a fresh reduction of per cent. Home railway stocks are also slightly lower, but foreign bonds, and banking and financial shares are, with one or two exceptions, without alteration. The fortnightly settlement in English railway securities, which has just com menced, exhibits a moderate supply of stock, with the exception of Brighton, upon which a " back wardation" of per cent. is quoted. There is no new feature in the discount market. The supply of money is still very large, and the rate for good bills is without variation, at 11 to 11 per cent. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange on English trovernment securities is only 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 941 to for money, and 941 to 1 for the Bth Oct. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are without change, at 921 to 93, ex div. British railway stocks are offered to a moderate extent, and Metropolitan, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South-Eastern have declined to per cent. Brighton, however, is 1 better. The quotations are as follows : Metropolitan, 1234 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 474 to ; London and North Western, 1131 to 1, ex div. ; Midland, 119 to 4, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1264 to 1281, ex div. ; Cale donian, 108 to 109; South Eastern, 68/ to 1, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 301 to 1 ; Great Northern, 112 to 113, ex div. ; ditto A, 1184 to 1, ex div. ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 181 ; North British, 31 to 32 ; and Brighton, 511 to 1. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bombay, Bar. and Cent. Ind. gua. 5 per cent., 102 i. Eastern Beng►l Guaranteed 5 per cent., 103. East Indian Guaranteed 5 per cent., 1091. Great Indian Peninsula guar. 5 per cant, 1001, ..}. Great Western of Canada Bonds, payable 1873, tr.q. Scinde, Delbi guaranteed 5 per cent., 102, li. Do., Do. guaranteed 5 per cent., 151.16 Do., Ponjaub guaranteed 3 per cent., 1001. PROVINCIAL SHARE MAREITS. LIVE3POOL. SKr?. 10.-Males to-day : Furness, new, 1864. 111 id.-Ditto, ditto, 1686, 104 rd.-Great Eastern, 301 1-Great Western, 471 -Lancashire aml Yorkshire, 127 64-London Chatham. and Dover , lel-London and North Western, 11311 xd.-Manchester, Shellield, and Lincobribire, 47-Metropolitan, I=l-Midland, 119181 y xd.-North British. 31}-South Eastern I 681 1 1 1 rd. -Wbitehaven and Futuna 32-Blrtenhead 41 Per cent., - Buffalo and Lake Huron, 34--Great Western of Canada, 16 6-16-Lancashlre Insnrsnce,l3.l6 p.-Liverpool Exchange, 231-Liverpool United Gas, 2011, ad and u.-Ditto new £26 shares, 6 p.-National Steam ;Limited', 121 d. 14 ascingaria, Barr. lo. -The market was steady, with a fair business doing. Alliance Bank flaunted), 10 4.-Anglo-Ameri can Telegraph, 161-Atlantic Telegraph Preference 8 per cent., 681 70-Ebbw Vale, lit d.-Great Eastern, 301-Great Luxem bourg, 101-Great Northern, A. 1181 1-Great Western of Canada, 161 1-Great Western, 471 1-Lire: maths and Yorkshire, 1261-London, Brighton, and South Coast, 601 4-London and North Western, Hsi 1 -Manchester, Saiefileld, and Lincoln shire, 474 1-Ditto, Redeemable Preference, 1-16 p.-Metro wiltan, 1234 4 '1 1-Midland, 119 1 1-North British, 314- South Engem, 681-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (lambed), 311.16 p.-Manchester Commercial Buildings, I p.- Metropolitan new 6 per cent., 64. to fa 3d. p.-Caledonian, 1081 1- Stockton and Darlington 0 per cent. B, 311-Dover 5 per cent., 1871, 96-Fairtains, 1 a.- ton new, 6p. BIitNINSII.4I4 SIFT. 10.-Business done: Midland Financial (Limited : , at 1 11-16 dia. : Railway Carriage (Limited), Oldbury, at 1 prem. : and Birmingham Waterworks, at 38 per share. Closing prices: North Statlonlshire Railway, 621 to 64; Blr- I mingham Joint Stock Bank ( 301 to 304: Stourbridge and Kidderminster Bank, 141 to 16; Birmingham Financial (Limited.. 11 to 14 db. ; Imperial Continental Gas. 971. milers : Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Waggon (lambed), 10 to 104 ; and llenddul Mate and Slab (Limited), 11 to 1 dia. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE The foreign stock market is very quiet, but Greek bonds have improved 4 per cent., viz. to 13 1 to 14. Turkish of 1862 are called 59 to 60 ; ditto, of 1865, 314 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 19f toy ; ditto Certificates,lsl to 16 ; Italian of 1861, 494 to 4 ; Egyptian, of 1864, 84 to 86} ; and Mexican, 15f to 1. Bank shares are dull, and London and West minster and London and County have declined 10s. to 11.-the former to 69 to 70, and the latter to 544 to 555. London Bank of Mexico, however, are 11. higher, at 12 to 10 dis. ; Union of London are called 36 to 38 ; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to Of dia.; Alliance, 104 to 94 dia. ; Chartered Mercan tile of India, 30 to 31. Financial shares are still neglected. Annexed are the quotations :-International, 24 to 11 dis. ; London, 23 to 21 dia. ; General Credit, 21 to 24 dig. ; and Credit Foncier, sft to 54 dig. United States 5-20 bonds have declined 4 per cent., viz., to 72 1 to 73 ; but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are unchanged, at 44 to 4 and 761 to 77, respectively. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are steady, at 164 to i; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, at 34 to f. The Council of India will receive tenders on the 18th inst. for bills on India to the amount of only 100,0001. A petition for the winding up of Hodges' Dis tillery Company (Limited), presented by Mr. Fre derick Hodges, is to be heard before Vice-Chan cellor Melina on the 19th inst. It is notified that a committee of shareholders in the Great Eastern Railway Company has been formed in connexion with the Railway Share holders' Association, and that the affairs of that undertaking require their serious attention. An instalment of 71., making 611. paid, falls due on Saturday next on the Clulian Loan for Mr. Titus Salt (says the Leeds Mercury) yester day laid the foundation stone of • block of buildings 2,000,0001', introduced in January last. An . intended for a tradesmen's home at Bradford. In the Instalment of 21. is also payable by the 20th inst. first instant*, it is proposed to erect 18 houses, but it is on the Russian Loan for 12,000,0001., brought for hoped the number will be eventually increased to 30, ward in August, but the amount subscribed here and of the latter number Mr. Salt and Mr. Alderman was very small. Brown have promised to provide two. The cost of the first lBwill be 7,500/., and nearly the whole of that sum has There were no transactions in bullion at the been promised. After the ceremony there was • luncheon, Bank yesterday. at which Mr. Forster, spoke, and briefly touched The New York, from New York, has brought upon the more prominent points of the session. only 4 , 0001 . in specie for England. The Bishop of London has (by his commissary) . licensed the Rev. William Thomas Thornhill Webber, The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were M.A., to be minister of the district of St. John the Evan- generally firm. The rates for bills on Frankfort, gelist, Holborn ; the Rev. William Borland, M.A., to the Vienna, and Italy were quoted slightly more curacy of Ashford ; the Rev. Moses Clarke to the favourably for this country. The list is subjoined : curacy of St. Paul, Dock.street, Wlitechsl; the Rev. Robert Dell, M.A., to the curacy of St. Mark, North Antrterdam, 3 months, 12.01 te 12.1 ;ditto, short, Audley-street ; the Rev. George Monet Keith Ellerton, 1_1.19 to twe. 1 3 L . 19 . 1 ; tta ßotte . 25.4e niam t. , 25 3 .4 m 5 0e ; th 8ru 5,..12 1. .0 , 1 3 t0 m0n 12. 0. 1 M.A., to the curacy of St. Simon Zelotes, Bethnal-green An 25.40 to 25.45 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.10 to and the Rev. Robert Burchall Tongs, 8.A., to the curacy 13.101 ; Ber li n, °elope, 3 m on ths , 6.2 m to cly of St. Jude, Islington. Petersburg, 3 months, 321 to 31 ; Paris, short, 253 FL END OF THZ TAILORS' STEINS AT BRIGHTON.- St. 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Marseilles, The strike among the operative tailors of Brighton has 3 month . ; 15.3, te vs.4o ; Trookionthomoiso; ended. The " pickets" have been withdrawn, and the men months , 120 a 6o 120 a • vim .. 3 m o nths, 12.60 to have requested to be re-employed, offering, should an y . 12.65 ; Trieste , moall's, 12.60 - lo 12.65 -' ; Madrid, 3 objection to them still exist, to take the matter into their months, 491 to 49; Santander, 3 months, 491 to 49- Cadiz, ocesaideretion. There is, however, but little work now 3 months , 49 6 . 49 ; Berme; 3 month ,, 94 to 49; ' K a no; gang on, and the masters are alre a dy well supplied with months , 4 , to 49 vol000lo; 3 mono . ; 496 to 49; Bor . hands. The masters, moreover , decline to treat with the mon th . ; : 19a 49 , Bubo .. 3 mood . ; 49 kr , Bar men a. • body, thoughthey are willing to meet them indi- O°loaa ogooro; 3 l oon e y : ' 4 9 to ; Leg 3 vidually.-Brigkut Guardian. months, 27.40 to 27.50 ; Germ, 3 months, 2F,41) to Trauma' Starks IN BIRMINOHAII.-Sisty-seTen 27 . 99 ; Naples, 3 month., 27.40 to 27.50 ; less, 3 journeymen tailors are now on strike in Birmingham, in months. 27.40 to 27.50 • Marina 3 months, It f. 40 nal conserence of • (limpet* with some of the masters on the 27 . e0 ; Li s b on , go days' ; oper4e, M dew "log question. Theactual differencein money between the day.sl7 to 613. regulations the men require and those which the masters insist upon, is roughly estimated at 3a. or 3s. 6cl. a week The . Metropclitan Railway tra ffi c return shows for each man. The funds of the workmen's society are i n year, and good week an increase of 3061. Over last good condition. The men have been paying 2s. each all the Glasgow and South Western 1111 increase of through the summer for the support of the London tailors 1,3691. on strike. 300 in-door and 90 out-door worker' are mem- The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway ben of the Birmingham society.-Birmingliam Port. kEDLR-OOHS FOR ITALY.-The transformation Company of Canada, for the week ending the 24th of the firearms in the Italian army has been commenced at nit., shows a decrease of 1,3731., compared with Turin. The government has decided that the Bersaglimi the corresponding period of 1866. shall be the first provided with needle-guns ; and, in order An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of to arrive immediately at a uniformity in the exert se of the new musket, the Minister of War has ordered each of the English and American Bank (Limited) was held the 45 battalions of those troops to send an officer and yesterday, when a dividend for the half year, at the three sergeenta to a special school established in the former irate of 5 per cent. per annum, was declared. The capital of Italy. chairman stated that a call is desirable, in order to Tas Diners OF Tan Acerraatraw Cor.otriss.- enable the directors to meet properly the demands South Australia. with a population of 165,934 souls, owed at the ekes of 1866 751,6001., or 41. 10s. per head; whilst of an increasing business. lie added, in reply to for the ether colonies the returns were as follows :-New the remarks of several proprietors, who referred to South Wales-Population, 421,000; debt, 5,630301. or the present heavy discount on the shares and the 131. Bs. per head. Victoria-Population, 632,998; debt, unfavourable effect which a call just now would 8,73:3,4451., or 137. 16s. per bead ; and Queensland-Pope- have upon the price, that the board will take the lotion, 95.100; debt, 3,021,186, or 311. 15e, per head.- whole matter into consideration, and bring it -Australian paper. before a special meeting to be held shortly. Cole to PIISONS.-The total number of con victs received late the various government prisons during Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, the year 1866 was 2,106. Of 2,534 convicts disposed of , dock, waterworks, and canal shares, as given in during the year, 594 were sent to Western Australia, 21 the Stock Exchange lint of last evening : to lunatic atylums, and tit to county prison., 1 ' 598 " 1 " Insurance-Indemnity Marine, 116, ; Ocean Marine, granted licenses, 179 sentences expired, 32 received 191 Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 51, 9-16; pardons, one " as P ed, but maa recaptured , and 1 0 3 died Union Marine Liverl (Limited), 73, 3-16, 4. Then are 11 convict prisons in England, two of which, Gaslight and Coke-City of London B, 15 ; Great severally at Pentonville and Millbank, are devoted to I Central, 131, 13 ; Phoenix, New, 341 ; Surrey Consumers, men under sentence of penal servitude ; three, at Pats 13 United Gomm; 34. I mouth, Chatham, and Portland, are cleaned as public • works prison. ; two, at Woking and Dartmoor, Decks-Etat and West India, 1261 ; London and St. Bothonoo; 364; 7f invalid Surrey Commercial, 111. asylum ; and three, at Parkhurst, Brixton end Fel invalid prisons ; one, at Broadmoor, • lunatic Waterworks-Berlin, 12j, ex div. ; East London, 1101. , Imo, prisons for (emit]. convicts . The total number of Canabi-Grand Junction, 77 7 , 4. them latter sentenced during the year was 287, and of those The following prices were realised yesterday at disposed of 283 were discharged on license, 42 on expire- the sale at the Open Stock Exchange (Limited) : tion of sentence, 5 removed to lunatic asylums, 18 died. and I East India Land, lie., Company, 31. ss. ; Alexandra 183 removed to the refuges at Queen's-square, Bloom& ' Hotel, 3/. 35.; Confederate 6 per cent., 1864, 1,000 dole., bury, sad Eagle-house, Hammersmith. The estimates g a . 6d. ; Wandswor;h and Putney Gas, 10/. 17s. 6d.; Con fer the service of the convict prisons for the financial year federate 7 per cent., 1863, 6s. ; London Tavern, 31. 10s. ; 1867.8 amount to 248,6151., which represent. a deer.... Confederate 6 per cent., 1864, 1,000 dole., 6s. ; London of 47,0831. as compared with the estimates in 1864-5. The Financial, 71. ' • China Steam, 2/. 2s. ; Commercial Union, directors report that there has been • ressarkable decrease N. 16s. ; General Credit, Si. to 51. ss. ; Natal Land &hen both in fresh sentence/ and reoonvictione, which demean ewe, 77 per cent. • Atlantic Coupons, 12e. ; Longharn has been observable Mace 186 3, and shows a ditnination in Hotel, 31. ; Hop anti Malt Exchange. V. 15..; City of four years of more than 32 per 4,c - It. as to fresh sentences , Milan Improvements (fully Paid). 131 . ; R•••• Grand* and nearly 29 per cent, as to reconviotices. There is also Gold, Bs. to Bs. 6d. ; ditto, 1/. paid, 13s. ; Varna Railway, a great decrease of mime, with a rapid increase of pope's- 31 . gd. to 31. 6r . ; Imperial Land of Marseilles shares, tion, for whereas in 1854 out of a population of 187 minions 11.. ; ditto bonds, 41. 6e. there were 20'338 persons senterced to imprisonment and The vo of the screw steamer Ajax, from 2'742 to penal servitude or transportation ;in 1866, out of „ hats to Lon don, • attracting much interest in • populaticn of 21/ millions, 11'582 were sentenced to lin- u prisoument and 2'016 to penal servitude. The directors shippin g andmcan is tile circles. This vessel loaded recommend that • power of dea li ng with each ewe on its at S hanghai At fa. per ton, to be reduced to 31. 10s. merits should he given with reference to convicts under ton in the event of the ship not accomplishing sentencesentenceof penal servitude for life, inasmuch as after eery ing 20 years on the public works it might sometimes be th e e run to London in 75 days from passing the bar Shanghai. The China papers and the correspond d:areiedah.cdealeatetle to remove the convict to work of a I•..at woosung, which is about two hours' steam from p (ET TELEGRAPH.) DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MUNICIPAL STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. The Parson, Proctor, and Cotytto are here. CORPORATION PLATE. Seven furlongs. Xi, Vespasian, Archimedes, Mrs. Stratton. The Palmer, Czar, Knight Errant, Verulam, Castanet, Corporal, Man drake, Ines, Wohey, Opoponax, Repulse, Lady Rosehill, Grey Stocking. Minster Bell, My Love, and Prince George are here. BRADGATE PARK STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. Janet Rai/chile, Lady Diana, Spitfire, Examiner, Scotch man's Pride, The Earl, Athena, Leonia, and Viridis are here. ST. LEGER STAKES. One mile and three quarters. Achievement, Hermit, Vauban, Julius, Grand Duke, Fervacques, Taraban, Van Aniburgh, Maid of Masham c, Miss Sarah o, Tremble, Brown Bess c, Mochrie, Mins' er Bell, Duchess, Ines, The Palmer, Padiabab, Charles 11., Tynedale, Loagchamps, Cerf Volant, Mandrake, May flower, Weather Guide, Vereilam, Challenge, Ravioli, Sir Oliver, Catalina, and Priest are here. CONSOLATION STAKES. Halt a mile. L'AfritTalne,ladinis:Oa:rip Mrs, Ed samo,Ely, Vic ki:, Benefactress, Belphegor, Eau de Vie, Vex, Patti, Ligurian, Footlight, and Chic are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Three quarters of a mile. The Earl, Janet Rawcliffe, Donaldbain, La Hoene, Bel phegor, Charnwood, Russian Bear, Pompano, Lady Diana., Adosinds, Vex, Huidsome Jack, Minnie Warren, Trip thorn, Benefactress, Patrician, Lady Flora, Kimmer, Corinne, Six to Little Agnes, Papillon, Runic, and Fashion are here. HER MAJESTY'S GUINEAS. Two miles ire furlongs. Bemiring, Lecturer, Goodwood. War, Hawthorn, Cats line, Mouitress, Mandrake, 'rynedale, Corporal, Weather Star, Challenge, Harry Brailsford, Grand Quin, and Miss Sarah c are here. LATEST BErrnia. ST. LEGER. 6 to 4 apt Achievement (t) 65 to 40 Hermit (t) 100 to 7 Vauban (off) 100 to 6 Julio. (t) 25 to 1 Challenge (t) 40 to 1 Lonphampe (t) 40 to 1 Fervacquee (t) 66 to 1 Palmer (off) ence from China give the date of her departure from Shanghai the 18th June, and as she arrived at Gravesend on the 2nd August the voyage would be accomplished in 78 days, entitling her to the lower rate of freight only. The owners, how ever, allege that she left Shanghai, on the 19th June, passing the bar at 2.30 on that day, and that she arrived at Gravesend at 2 p.m. on the 2nd August, thus gaining the higher freight by one hour. The nicety with which these voyages are now calculated is worthy of remark. TOVIDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at M to 1 for the Bth of October, opened this morningat 94 to and closed dull, at 941 to 1. For money the laid price was 94' 2 to The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to 93, ex thy. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94i, ; ditto for account, 94i ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 3, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 92h, 3, ex dtv.; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,7l4; Bank Stock, 250;47 ; India Stook, 2202: ditto, Five per Cent., 113, 121 ; ditto, Four per Cent., 971, ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 87i ; ditto Five per Cent. 1031, ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1081, 91 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1877, 104, n ; ditto Bonds, 675. prem. Foreign stocks were very inactive, and prices generally unaltered. Italian Bonds of 1861 im proved 1 per cent., and those of 1865, 1 ; while Spanish Passive mkt Greek declined 1. The Egyp tian Ismail Paella Loan was inquired for, and ad vanced to 701 to 71. MINES.-{THIS DAY.) Own o'Cioan. The mining market is steady to-day, with a good demand for East Lovel, East Cern Brea, West Great Work, Great Vor, Prince of Wales, and Drakewalla shares. Some of the present quotations are as follows : —Great Vor, 18 to+ ; Great Laxev, 18f to 1 ; Drakewalls, 14s. to 15e. ; West Great Work, to 4 ; East Lovell, 8 to i; Wheal Seton, 110 to 115 ; West Chiverton, 63 to 65 ; Bryn Gwiog, 225. to 245. ; Prince of Wales, 50a. to 525. 6d. ; Great Retallack, 4to ; Chiverton Moor, 51 to 1.; and North Chivertou, 4 to 41. Foreign and colonial mining shares have been . dealt in to a fair extent, at the annexed 'prices : St. John del Rev, 58 to 60 ; Don Pedro, 11 to 2 prem. ; Anglo•BraY.ilian, par to 1. prem. ; Pests rena, Ito 1 prem. • ' Chontales, 11 to prem. ; Roses Grande, 1 to 4; Anglo-Italian, Ili to *prem. ; United Mexican, 2 - to ; Frontino and Bolivia, 1 to; ; and Port Phillip, 11 to 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(T4113 DAY.) Of new English wheat the snivels, coasts:se at well as by rail, were seasonably extensive, but the show of old produce was trilling. The trade was steady for all descrip tions, and 11101%414 s advance in prices was supported. The supply of foreign wheat was tolerably good. A fair average business was concluded, at previous quotations. Floating cargoes of grain were in moderate request, OR former terms. For barley the trade was steady, and prices ruled firm. Malt was quiet, at drooping rates. In oats sales progressed steadily, and fine corn was quite as dear. Inferior sorts were unaltered. Beans were firm, and peas changed bands at full quota tions. Flour was steady at Monday's currencies. Linseed and rapeseed were quiet. Agricultural seeds generally were firmly held. Cakes moved off slowly. ARRIVAL OF OLIN, dc.. INTO LONDON BY WATIZ cAratuaz TRIS WELL. intkb sad Sastak high.. rorelin MIMI& I 3.4 q. X. Oats now. am mad s at a! pg i , : vL.., v. vs. tar s. sacks h riV l 178780 sic :: nieso 1 silk 5070 Tots] .. ' 13090 110 i 600 OM 1 1- 111 NY Mal" 2,50 barrels. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) aT TILBOIAPH ) (rant °us ows coaacepoinnwr.) The market steady. Sales probably about 8,000 Wet. DI DICING-LAN K—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR —The market continues firm at prelim; promo. with few sellers. West India sold, brown to good grocery. Vs. 6d. to 36a. ; crystallised, 365. to 38a. ; brows Mann tins, 275. 6d. to 31s. lid. ; brown date, Bengal, 26a. to 305.; brown Havannah. 32a. to Vs. 6d. ; Cuba Muscovado, 34a. 6d. ; Manilla Muscovado, 265. Refined steady at tho late advanoe._ _ _ . Coma.—There is a good demand for superior colony qualities of East India, for which extreme pities are paid. Other sorts sell at the valuation'. Plantation Ceylon triage, 395. to 54e. ; good and ADO ordinary, 635. to 71a.; fine line ordinary to low middling, 725. to 740.6 d.; middling to good middling, :Tn. to 80a 6d. ; fine ditto, 85s. ; other East India low middling to good, 735. to 85e. 6d. ; superior to good. 91a. to RNA.; pan berry, 90s. to 995. TCA.—The public sales of India growth progress Very steadily at full prices. Chins toss quiet but '.toady. RII.-30 puns. Jamaica sold at full prices. Faorr.—About 40,000 packages Valencia. will be ofered to public competition to-day ; the market privately is in consequence quiet. RICF..-300 tons Rangoon sold at Ils. 7id. to Ils. Id. ; and 300 tons Necrartie, IL. 4 SAtrester.-3Po bags refraction 4 sold at 61., short prompt. Cooinram..—The public sales (owing to goods not being rowdy for inspection), are postponed until to-morrow. Corro9.—The salts are confined to small parcels ; prices have still a downward tendency. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Annexed are the present prices : —Town tallow, 433.. 3d.; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, old, 435. td. ; ditto new, 435. 9d.; October te. December, 435. 6d. ; December. 431.91 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patten.len and Smith report • few samples only of the new growth at market yet, for which high prices are asked. Very little business doing at nominal prices. The colour is rapidly going a throughout the plantations from the effects of both red and white mould. SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 11. —The Hamburg and American Company's steamer flaxonia, from New York, passed the Needles at 9.45 a.m. to-day. THE SEASON AND THE CROPS IN THE LAKE Disrluoe.—Although the grain crops in the fell die trims are generally now ready for cutting, the unfa vourable state of the weather of the past week has greatly impeded Invrest operations, and there has not consequently been so much grain cut as there would otherwise have been bad the weather been I fine. The potato crop which, at one time, promised to be cm/ abundant in this neighbourhood, has now begun to show the usual symptoms of disease, cankered and black spots on the leaves and stems, but the extent of the loss will not be known until they are taken up after harvest.— Curisberiand PacTel. FORGING By Pitorountr r. —The parties who are believed to have perpetrated the forgery of the Aberdeen town and comity one-pound notes by photo graphy have now been discovered. The description of a boy who had been known to issue two or three of the roar had been given to the police authorities, and this boy lately recognised as the son of James Proctor, Gullowgate. Proctor, assisted by his son, had a photo graphic establishment in the Gallowgate until about three months ago (about the time of the forgery) when he gave it up. Proctor, with his wife and two sons hare been taken into custody. The woman and the youngest boy were subsequently set at liberty, but the man himself, with his eldest son, have been lodged in prison to wait further cumin ition on • charge of forgery and uttering. MONSTER BRIDGE IN AMERICA. —The foundation atone of the great bridge across the Ohio river at Louis ville, Kentucky, was laid last week, and the people there think the bridge will eclipse the suspension bridge at (,tin. cinnati. The total length of the bridge will be 5,220 feet, or nearly one mile. The graded approaches will he 2,500 feet in length, and the superstructure, consisting of iron suspension trusses, will rest on 25 piers and two abutment. The longest span will be 300 feet, 36 feet longer than the longest span of the Victoria Bridge at Montreal. This bridge will be adapted to the use of steam and horse rail roads, carriages and foot pasesugers. The lowest project ing points of the long spans will not be less than 90 feet above low water and 52 above the highest point the water in the Ohio was ever known to reach.—Boston (C.S.) Paper. A PANIC IN A VILLAGE.—" In the commune of Corigliano (Rossano)," says the Italia of Naples, "one night last week, a rumour spread that poisoners bad arrived in the village. They were said to approach the doors of the houses, and through the keyholes blow poison on the family. Instantly the whole population abandoned their habitations, leaving only a few men, who fired guns out of the windows into the air, to neutralise the deleteri ous erects of what had been done. Some Bereaglieri end Carbines?, arrived, but they had immenee difficulty in tranquillising the people. Some arrests were made, and at last the tumult was appeased." I