The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. &maga at Nisi Pries *fin term.—(Befort Lord Campbell and • Specie! Jury.) tray..tlxs P. heox. 'the trial r I this come (partly reported in another pep) vas wooled at the - g oil the mart today. Mr. Jame., the friend of the defendant, who was un.'.er examination on Saturday, underwast a atria it. -,elasotamion. Mt. William L • brother of the defendant ; Mr. Tliton u , Al en.le house spat. S-t4kino, en upper hoses and parlour -maid ; are a Mr }.Sward Walker, the solicitor to Mr. Lyon were the rem omen witnesses. The decree for the restitution at con vigil right., and carious other documents, having been pot ;o. the rare for the defence concluded. Mr. Look wee addres..ng the jury on the part of the dts. lenient when our report left. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. timing, •t :Pi. ! Pr16.. 7 (8a10r• Mr. Baron CO•ss•0 sad • Spada Jury.) irti %NT IP. lIAILKWI - 1.L.-7,IAINTISAMCZ or A WWI. Th's carsoedisary ore was resamel this mooning with the eaamtaatiaa of Mr. Makurdi, the defendeat,who, la reply to WO* Malley, deposed as Wows .—I wee formerly secretary to the Hemp stead Water Works, at • Wary of 6001. s year. The attar listawat was beams op at Christmas lest. My expen diture t the tee fifteen yews wee betwees 6001. sad 6001. ay, at. Iw. mere, Ito IMM, sad m ided with my wife and children in Welteck-areet op to 1861. It is *oarless yews share I kept s ramie's, When the ant child wee bow I drove my family darn to Devonibiro. That wee the way thee I kept • pea el haw. It wee nit in eamegemerm of lay geared that wry wile went to Boulogne. She wee very ablest la her temper, sad I wed to with oat of the beam It wee her ewe prepositive that the Amid ge es lisslsipok It was arriumpal that I Amid mad Ism IL a week, whit I did regularly, bat she arma that ebb UMW sae, sad I lad I Mkt her a plead a day, ell tea freaks. I visited my family there. We lived es men sad wife together there. TN haws la which I lived is Herrington-miners was motel by Ile ▪ Waterweeile Chaegnal. My mother otedad there ever Man mg temmedea maths company in IMO. She is about 30 years siege. Oa the 36th or 27th October my wife made hat gamma doe. I bed no moue:Mon that the was On the 11th October 1 seat her a cheque for 101. Sh• e enithale me Ike that artionet, and mode not the 'tightest Asia le her coming home. A man named Bea th= saris the ignite of the comp day. He occupied Haw ker Cottepnt Commies Town. It be I. need to the company, mid wren ydie{oait te. 1 allowed Mr. Benham to live in the cottage, reaming to toyed( • couple of mono, that I ny.:111 wed the chi dots there for "Itenge of sir. It we ▪ at thee o'c'ock in the afternoon wh o a toy wife came to Ilerrugtorescluerc. Myr If, my mother, Mr. Benham, and the servant, were in the boner at the lime. The servant came mad told me that Mt.. llakewill had arrived with the children. I went up to the hell and eaw her with • cab at the door with a 'meant and • ' , mach FORMS,. I carried the youngest child In, and then went oat to meet Mrs, Hakewell who was printing in the younrer children. I odd, "What, in 0..1'e meet., the brought to London?* She seemed in a very excited canoe, aad wed, "ire Ca to look after yea." I thee teak th e childree, the .want, and the numb immense's into the board-room, end west for the other child, which I hal left in my owa room. Whilst I was there I tweed a ',ream in the hall. I went there, and Mad my mother pee cued tchind the door, end Mn. Hake will peering what her with all Eel' force. I rid, "Cones Into my room, foe Oed's I,ke. What are you ab sat r' She flaw at me, and threw me down on the door. Mr. Benham sad my nephew elms in end released me. She then sprang at Benham, caught him ley the hair and endeavoured to force his heed through the window. My mother was sr frightened that the police were sent for. My brother came into the room. She then left Benham end sprang at ray brother. She then threw herself en the door 'creaming end cheaseng the Lousy. The police were called in and they took lee up sill led her into the ball. She beMence emitter in about three quattere of en hour, and welt Into the toard-room with the children. Tea had been brought up, and the had tea with them, and l sat in the MOM elm with the youngest child in my lap. I then directed Benham t•c look for lodgings tar than In the acighbourb-.d. He paid he could not get them at that late hour, bat Ws el eh r would occ moicelate them at Hawley Cottage. A cab wee toilvet. sad they all left the house quietly, and went with Mr. Benhani to Hawley Cottage. I sever said she should ne.t have a penny of soy money, and I would tarn her out; I sever kcbed her op In a room; I never stuck her in my I serer turned bee and her children Into the ere tri. I never should have dreamt of each a thing. I damned Benham to look out for a hour fit fir our occupation. In thee or four days I heard she bad lett Hawley Cottage. 1 had written for her father, sad be b 4.1 come up from Devonelcire. My wife wee found too I. eleiop with a Mts. Spire, et lodging-houm keeper, at Bays .olT. I found the children there. and removedtheas toJereey. Tbyt Wall in April, 11.52. Them were two citation' for • divot-, on the round of cruelty, before the Madan for a neetitutioa of conjurel right*, and saotber efterwerde. I hod eh' s cr of writs sent in to roe and I wrote to Kra. Dialerwdre rolcitor that I would 'How her 1001. a year sad the might draw en my hanker. for 2L, she drew that sea until I toe distaimed from the soh for the restitution of oatsjogal rights. While she tree wring me for the verlties. righteme sad p nanehea fateswe cameo . hot ter herself from fr . ford her ddnaa. Whets I reeeircel the madden I went down to the curt and said I would take her heek. I went down to receive her. I neglected to mate a retire, and I Wee put into contenaM, but that was ',morel whoa I explained ft. I met her by appointment and took he r boa. I tech her to Pivrie-plece, Quers-pose, where I furnished a house. lire. H,kswell had takes two of my children from Jersey and kept in eoseeelniset. She refused to tell me where they were whim she mate beck to me. I had three serums them. I WI hired two of them. The was ao how door it Oa law. I bad pre -661. 1 did not viougly let it at -.... per sonnet. r•iat to an from doer and my, tt See what care I take of you, such a precious nig!e se you are." Durimg the law pro ceedings Mrs. Ilateisill heti been guilty of pereasel Molenee to me, sett bed torn toned over to keep the page. OW her coming beet to Fri. r'.-pleth I did net meat her with 'Meru. While she wee there I w net troth h with =kinds... bite ramaine4 lbws from Jetport 10 Jose. On tt• Suit for the mut Mi.•n of mothrtal rights beteg die toio-1. she dirt net mitern to heehaw three thus. I bad a mon servont :.me-1 11.11, 1 never said to him. "1 with we could have caught 1 a . •m the soma door mad hod astral& wasoce or ea, she w, old this be in a maditien to gs tea mei htvge." I term mitt anything oppr:•sehing it. I did not this think ate sex letourirg under dehmk n. I thought it we wickeder... I toned she heti gene to Devonshire. I had bathe metalline ta•-awned the two chiblego. I found them In a little herd nt the Wroutitt.trr•Trai, raver, tt with remit, (The witner. here shot t• n•• 1 She was p'atted in a 'gratin say- Her filcher plarc 1 her there. I gegen pare to placing her there. She was placid at Dr. Fun's, of lirlitlinutoe, Dear fides& Pb.- woo removed at toy reqtleat to Dr. Pritchatol'e, of .11. neta Alloy, N.•rthuap'• n. I did this 1..am0 Dr. Foie Prior were a.. high I mold tint sibied it. H. :•hot na..ir guineas a wok. I yea 12% a your lo Dr. PutrhArl. Sic ...toted from the egyhun. I heard tkr•oA Mr. Leve.sy. the ynxt•.r. that I oull A-minim& c -, te eu► h. r m Moshe. I wrote to her and begird for an insmiew, but I dol not mimed. I f mod ,he war et Mmg.m, toriag neon etnenotaid for a debt of Item to the omagy tourt there. Mr. Darwin is the Mark of the eruaty enure. TM fwt'ge .uggestral er•te arningintent. rfMvd to Mks her to roe. I-ut the would set coma. An ar rantamant is. nook 'hat she arse to he allowed, I think, 10M a par. 11'•i it my begin 211. to Mr. Darrell in ad- Mime. and he arviettook to peat for her bosri end lodetag. I salt Merl her from Christchurch. soil I arranged thr the Name sit•woree to he paid to her solt.ieo►, Mr. Itherpe. She hit Christchurch. and I had 00 due to hat MI I sew Is the plat her applitution to the magistrate for the emler Of jireteetke. I tenoired stout ber them, and sbe uneven& I Mani of her se Plumeteed, and went th•rs. I I L. with the Moo: rig rlh tT t.t . her immediate ameasitiee. I ahrranwaseww her. I think that was in May I saw her t►esa She boked the doer. pat the key in l'er 1,11 , 10. ino into a Molest Pero. and ebarg.•l on with ell s.'rt...f DOM' . woo osly by threat, r.mg t .-all the plies end kneader at the door that I i whoa d her to he me out. The mlievieg rfiltur storrod to. the M. The mlireer siert mittl sot toll h.r. She hod het, sad I think I Lord n.thiog room (.1 b.r until there 'weenier. eau:teased I Leer refund t trim her we to make ►er sn allowance. I never refused to gastut peefeisa for Mr. By the Cowl—Who 16f' rogrioplam I went book to Maninatcersusige, mol lam there now. [The d.•e WO eats, when we WISt to yrt-.,•] MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAT.) woornine the F.•' rms7seeefal n••isci of Os rare 1n.% r. 1 4 4 tith•err esameto4 is the sooty e• the .Y:reioo.•-hnae+. L.l•)re at wi.tent-Jatlp mid • beech ef mnßiorer.., - fie ? O,I;UT , 04111112% thl• TIM., of 46 /16,132/r11164 trial :42 for St4oty awl 4 tnr The Mite of the rian n u ~r tree primers is the idea in the odwuaa of for , a'. relar —II ran neither mad nor nete; 15 eon read; 17 . •n r. el ..n4 sr te ; 1 can real mad I wry, impe,yr,tly; and 2 run r ad and unto well. The grand jury, basing I*, n eb.trod, Were divolesxl to IL,: &MILL The Guildhall meeting as Saturday elided in floe sit ne Mr. Pm J nni's Tannin in low iur f ioninhood nail ill , pr , • 'nitro rliinftl with a n,nlid note of tli.taloi to the Lifel M y by yr. I uty r4aarin= t (tLe 11. ill it finely'''. =:,•.• THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, 1859. &RABB L 1828.-71118 DAY. Two o'CLOCIL to Great excitement has prevailed to-day in the 11 railway share market, and a general and important is rise has taken place. The present quotations compared ia with those current at the close of the Stock Exchange „/ on Saturday, exhibit an advance of 1 per cent. m London and North Western and Midland stooks. we per cent in Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern, and Ito par cent. in most 3 of the other leading stocks. London and North 5 Western stock is now quoted 961 to 1 ; Great Western, 551 to ; Midland, 102 to } ; Lancashire It I and Yorkshire, 951 to 96; London and el South Western, 96 to 11 South Eastern, 22 ewes to per share • Caledonian, 421 to per share; as York and Nor th Midland, 781 to I; Berwick, in 921 to 931 ; and North British, 811 to 89. tio An extraordinary degree of buoyaney has pre veiled in the market for French railway shares. After 3 ra 0 rills fully 11. per share, Northern of France and 10 Parrs and Lyons shares are now quoted respectively 4 37 to 1, and 33 to 1. Lombardo-Yenetian old shuns, Ito after reaching 11 to 11 prem. have suddenly re- 11,1 lapsed within ths lame five minu tes to 11 to 11 prem. is The new shares are quoted I to 1 prem. The ; Indian shares ars generally better. 10 01DUILST Wal LID 111700311. rD at, i" .. I pa. LIIIV/LTS. p su lig etw " Wtses .... ' . 1 6.' d d Vl r tai Z w. 0.4211•111 S ELI D D Lt • alirCi'dirif. %.W065:a1l :13 NalID 1. 1 .1%."par -- --- : 11 "1"kaka•=i . lad Itaainin • ...... . Veal& ita: /arm/ Wel. I .... *L ta na lt ret.tm‘a Iga= IN lli I Ds. 1 11 sr •-•-• —r"...011 II li ... .: li 10 I'll. Fe 74 N A 676 6776 76 77 itiesistat. E a * tr . OsermasklVMaii V 9° ll;isoiele Delka_akiro__ g i o n o. v albs) Gard Laden to& 6= 6: Unarmed 'Cambria ir.. - 36V ' - tczz. .e...._ b L 21 N T y i Ulf eh u t • I'M UM TiU lo *in R Mlla za we HI Ri in u U ri 4 a ill fil ill lite I. N :71 li. 14 . w . x.. lama It I IF tie la al Maar. to 11.1g.gaT N • Y at tram —. 1a Cs a? = Igor. : 9 thump .. ...... el . 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Reglarred 14linces00.17.Cao re .l. l3laessli Lot 1 rill 114 1 1001 Iti toio 11a11 is Dof f I 10 It I, 1 1 4 r h oar ISe 1 4 14 OS W I IA Si Si ai ci il• a 13 li 1 11 14 WIIII 6 i 41 1 II 14 1 14 1 lei ler q li pa 1 It 5- 4 1 16 U le 1 ._ I I - - et a 44 7 6 ni in pea .0 71 11 Su Sri ST SS I 1 F II ss 100 WIDER OP AN INGLISEINIAN IN CANADA.—Th• Wake*l4 Journal gives the following account, received from a Wakefield tradesmen settled In Canada, of a murder reasettly committed in that colony :—Mr. Diehl., a gentleman of good mass, who hoe settled DOW Beaver Creek, in the township of Lake, county Hastings, Canada West, about twenty-eh miles en the village of Hastinge, in the township of Medea, wee murdered on Monday last sons after noon. It appears that Mr. Date had two mon employed on his land; and, having been absent with one of them In the morning, they returned about boon, when be diecovered that his chest had been broken open. He then went to hie bedroom door, mad as rani es henpened it be was shot fa tiro brain by hie other hired man aW fell lifeless on the spot. The assassin then bevelled the gun at his fellow-servant, but it did not go off. The tempos tumid was Mr. Dickies own double barrelled rifle. The murderer owns 100 scree of land in the same township ; he took his land up in the name of Simon Peter Rock, but his letters come through the post directed to Benjamin Laramie. He stated his egg to be 28. He appears to be of French or German ealraction. Mr. Dlckio was about forty yes are of are, was toll end thin, with light hair, and hoc been some lima in Australia. He hoe lett, I believe, besides his farm (a good owe), some 6,000 or 7,000 dells,. in the Urine Bank. I supped with him on Tam , diy lost at a 'upper given by the Item of the town. I think he belongs either to York.hire or to Cumberland. The murderer was pursued by several of the settlers, and captured about ten miles from this place after dark the same day. CLOSE OF THE SHOOTING SEASON.—The shooting season closed on Tuesday. The season has been much more eucceesful than on an average. Pheastante have been most plentiful and In capital condition—many lovely birds have bees shot—while bares, although fewer in number, have bes• infinitely superior in quality.—Stirlary THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM'S ESTATES.Apor tion of the Duke of Buckingham's estates, comprising a vainetee fr,ehold estate fn the pariahs. of Rodney Stoke, Priddy, and Westbury, Somerset hicluding two-thirds of the manor of Stoke Rodney, ghat Stake Gifford end Dray omit, the rectorial tithe rent charge of Weetbst.y and Priddy, end oboist 2,400 acres of hunt, producing altogether mealy 3,0004 per interim, woo last week submitted foe role by sued= at Welk. The bidding. started at 70.0001., and reached the sum of 8.5,0001, bond fide offered, but the Ire pe. ty was bought in at 86,0001. ROYAL FEES HOSPITAL, DRAY'S-INN-EOAD.— Tbe number of patients relieved at this hospital during the week ending Feb. 5 was 2,838, of which 836 Wf , lllloll MSS CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL POE DISEASES OF THE CHEST, VICTOILLATAILL:ThE number of patients relieved at this institution during last week was 1,007, of which 176 were new oases. MAILS FOB AwznicA.--The following notices Irmo issued by the Poetmastor-Geoarel on Batordey—viz. The United Stater steamer Fulton to sail from Woritampton a Alt the mails of the morning of the 9th hot. The British mail pekoe Canada tomil from Liverpool, with the mina of the evestion of the 11th how., to be eaeveyed to &mum. The Conediso steamracket North Btiton, for the Gonda, Etc, mails of the evening of the 22nd inst. The North Briton will alto take dm plate, of one of the United Motes mall pockets, at d will oonvey to Portland the Issas for the United Sates of the evenirg ..f the 22nd Mat. Ship-letter malls for New York will be mode on in the Om"' " L 764 ' 411 t 0 hi forwarded by the steamer lure, appointed to sail bons er peck*" the lath inst. MONEY MAE2iEZ—TIIIB b. 11". Two 0 1 01.001. An unusual degree of excitement prevails to-day throughout the Stock Exchange. It is known that in the coulisse (or irregular bourse) at Paris yesterday, the Three per Cent. Rented were quoted 691 t. 20c., showing the extraordinary rise of 11 to 11 per cent., compared with the a vanced prices established at the clone of the Bourse on Saturday. It is thence assumed that the Emperor's 'speech will be pacific. The English funds, after attaining a total rise of per cent., are now quoted about f per cent. higher than on Satur day afternoon. French, Lombardo-Venetian, and English railway shares, present a great rine. At the moment we write, the excitement is undiminished, but buskins is to is great extent suspended, pending the receipt of the Em peror's speech, which is momentarily expected. No prices have yet come forward from this day's Bourse. Consols, after rising to 951 to I for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 951, " buyers," for March, have receded within the last few minutes to 951, " buyers," for money, and 951, " sellers," for March. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 96 ; the New Three per Cents., at 951t0961; Bank Stock, at 2271; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 981 to t, being still offered ; India Bonds, at 245. prem. ; and the March Exchequer Bills at 38s. prem. The foreign stock market is generally firmer, though sensitive. The exception is in Sardinian stock, which is still pressed for sale, and is marked 82, 801, and 81. The New Turkish Loan hes im proved to 61 to 61 dia., for the first series, and 61 to 61 die., for the second. The Six per Cents. of 1864 have advanced' to 891 to 90. Most other foreign stocks are firmer. Sales are recorded as follows :—Danish Three per Cents., 861; French Three per Cent. Renter, 70f. (exchange 25f.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 20, 201; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and. a-Half per Cents., 84; Sardinian Five per Cents. for account, 82, 801,81 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. for aoot., 301; Turkish Six per Cents. (1854), for account, 90; ditto Six per Cents. (1858), first series, for account, 79/, 79; ditto, second series foe account, 61 die.; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 1031, ex div.; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 421, 431, 431. A rumour is current that the British government proposes to adopt the extraordinary step of raising a loan of five or six millions sterling for the " recon struction of the navy," and that the operation may possibly take the shape of an issue of Exchequer Bills. Lord Stanley has given notice that on Monday next, the 14th inst., he will bring under the notice of the limn of Commons the state of the Indian finances. This augurs an immediate Indian loan. The imports of the precious metals last week amounted to about 412,0001. Our list includes 94,9001. by the Africa, from the United States; 179,7001. by the Parana, from the West Indies and Mexico; and 137,5001. by the Donald 141glay, from Melbourne. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals, direct from London, includes, 17,448 ounces of gold and 6,000 ounces of silver, re presenting a total value of about 69,0001. The par ticulars are as follows, viz.:—cold coin, to Boulogne, 300 ounces ; gold ba rs , to Mogadore, 2,500 ounces to Hamburg, 14,648 ounces ; silver coin, to Boulogne, 6,000 ounces. The other shipments have comprised 195,8281., nearly all silver, by the Indus, for Calcutta and China, and 12,0001. by the Warrior, for the Penin sula. In addition, a considerable portion of the gold imported has been remitted to the Continent. On the whole, however, the bullion movement is fa vourable. The dividend on the stocks of the North Eastern Railway Company has been officially announced as follows, viz.:—On Berwick stock:at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum, against 5 per cent. per annum at the corresponding period of last year ; on York and North Midland, at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, against the same rate last year ; and on Leeds Northern,at the rate of 2,1 per cent.per annum, against 21 last year. These dividends agree completely with the estimate given in the Express of Thursday last. According to a resolution of the Stock Exchange Committee the old and new shares of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company are to be " taken and delivered indiscriminately." The Bombay, Banda, and Central India Railway Company have issued the following notice, fixing cer tain days for depositing in the treasury of the Indian Council payments received in anticipation of calls. This arrangement has been sanctioned by the Secre tary of State for India in Council: Payments in anticipation of calla made into the bankers of this company (Bank of England) on or before Tuesday in each well will be paid into the tiresury of the Secretary of State for India in Connell on the following Thursday, and the guaranteed interest will accrue from the date of such pay ment into the government ordain , . The contractors for the Turkish Loan have hitherto stated, in answer to inquiries, that the bonds of the first series would be ready for delivery to-day, the 7th inst. It now appears that, although the bonds are printed, owing to a delay in attaching signatures, the delivery will be postponed for two or three days longer. In the Bankruptcy Court on Saturday an order was made for the winding up of the British and Foreign Smelting Company (Limited). SAIVBDAT ITEM°. Console, which closed yesterday at 941 to 95, for money and next Tuesday, opened this morning at the same quotation, receded to 944 to 1, and closed at 911 "sellers." For the 9th March the quotation was fora moment as low as 941 "sellers," bat closed at 95 " buyers." The government broker made an other purchase of 20,0001. stock. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 944, 95 ; ditto, for account (Bth Feb.), 95, 941; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, 95 1; New Three per Cents., 961, 4,4; Bank Stock, 228; India stock, 2221, 221; India Bonds, 235. prem. ; Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, 1001. Exchequer Bills were rather more offered, and were quoted 335. to 37e. prem. Indian Four per Cent. Debentures remain flat, and were marked 984, 99, and 98 1 . The foreign stock market exhibited mach depres sion during the greater part of the day. Where sales were attempted lower prices were in nearly all instances submitted to. Late in the afternoon, how ever, more firmness prevailed as regards several de scriptions. SAMAR ▪ Do. Md. -- OA) situ surislll a rt V e ra "" • • Do. p. IL Do. do. ... D. I 0... lie Do do. it Oolot Ler et Won. Onoodo. witara Do Zoo ff .. ne. se. ga ;CM a Ts. t al .. do. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ISOUTHWARIC. • ICFrt.ll4 uriraVIDLT rt'allsHED. fan Leary, a young (Alm of determined aspect, who stated himself to be a hawker, was tramht be!ore Mr. Bonham, charged with having committed the following cowardly sad ruffianly assaults cm two respectable females. Edina Hall said she lived in Church-street, Blackfriars road, sad on the previous night she bad been to ewe • friend el by railway. On returning home al mg Park-street she met two female acqueintances and stood talking to them near Barclay's Brewery, when the prisoner came up sad pushed them rudely agaitet the wall. She remonstrated with hint when he made use of di:4;11..413g lenges.. sad Erick her twice on the face .0 violently as to knoelt his down. He thin attacked her blends like a savage. Mary Chigoe% another marrici female, residing in Puke street, aaid she was talking to last witness and another friend, when the prisoner came and pushed up immune them. As soon as they remonstrated with him he knocked Mrs. Hall down, end on infante picking her up be kicked her dor, e tweets while in a etnoping position. Witness them anted out "Fetus," and a ounstabie came up end took him into cuet..dy. They then consented to withdraw the charge preside] he made an sp.A. try. Mr. Burch...an obeerved that it wet very lend of them indeed after being treated eo ruffianly. Headed the prisoner what answer be bad to make to the charge? The trietseer said he was extremely early for what he had dose. He was mush niter the Whin= of liquor at the tine. Mr. Berebrus told him that mold be no arenas for such brutal and coweerdly conduct. He was not CI nt!uted with slowing this with tool language, but be meat ettike one twice es this fees, owl kick the other throe times on adenger- MN pert et the body. He mu. t. be committed to the Howe of Correction foe ell weeks, with hard labour. WESTMINSTER. DISONACIITUL CONDUCT OF • TITITANT, .... Msry yams about forty yews d e s, Tr tionged with bong drunk and iseapable ; also with betsg disorderly and aging bai Isaguags to her master sod air ems Sir and Lady Donna McDougal, 112, Ikons Joseph Ashton, batter to Sir Duncan, said that =r imy &Indent woe engaged by hie culatren leg the' day certain to erect m preparkg a dinner, and if Aim gave dethrfaction would have been kept in the household. It was soon found that she was ar much intonomed ee to be perfectly in arable of performing the dufes allottei to her, sad tracese told her ladyship, who rerprexted his to tell her to I. are , he bowie. Ha I walplie.l with her cedars, when defendant dederad .he would nut go. She thin abused Sir Duncan and her ladyship, but taey hat reported dm to soy that they hat no de.ire to pews the Polios-anntable 267 A was ilisched Is eh l m a lL Eatra= and food delondent outside. She was my noisy, obi wadi not go, and would have her wagon She sole holed a great crowd, and be then took her Yrs eirlsity. Mr. Powder *aid she bad lost her piers and thwacks. It was perfectly ilieeriveful for • waxen to enter her plate the wry first day in a store of intonation, nod behave bo► orlt in (lair manner. lie would hare podsholl her nest mosey bad cot Sir Duncan ant to ray las did ad whit Or prosecute. Defendant wee diwebarged. FATAL AXIDZJT 11 MB CITY. An accident of a frightful character, attended rt itlt 10t0.4 hie and terioue injury to *arena permits, occurred at a bite htnr last night in the city. It appears that Mr. sad Mr.. Chippitll and child, who ruble la Walbrook with a friend, a ore resuming home in Mr. Chappell's chaise-cart; when neer St. Paul's-skirt bruit, the horse took fright and ran spinet a p.. 14 in Cumen-strest We*, throwieg out Mr. and Mrs. Chemell anti her child. Poliee-conetable Robert Mere dith, No. 414, inrantly ran to their sesietance, and had them conveyed to a neigbbouring purgain who att-nded to them, and mot thorn home. Their friend suceredid In turning the aairsal down Distaff4ene and up Old Fish-street-hill, when the animal ran against St. NICtkOISS' church, when he woe thrown out and the wheel came off. The animal with the cart dashed at a furious rate up the now street Into Cannentatmet ; when nem Dowgstethill it ran against another peat, knocking the other wheel off, and the home then disengaged himself from the art, and on turning Into Omoschareb-strese, knocked down two gentlemen, a respect- ably droned tono, sad child. They were taken at ogee to 81. Themes's Hospital, but ow of the gent/omen died betre rise bead's' was reached. The others wore at •on lei tv and seat home. The following de-ctipt;tin Is given by the polko of the deemed :—About 30 ye's* of sg t, 5 feet 9 inches, fair coca beown hair. 41-e tvd In a purple brown over cost, and black under coat, black waistcoat, and checked trawlers, Wellington hoot., &sierra. &end waiatoost, and white gist , marked "W. Fellow." FUNERAL Or THE LATE MR. Pnitairs.—This morning the fennel of the late Mr. Com missioner Phillip. took place et Highgate Cowboy. The promotion left the residence of the late commissioner In Gorden-eqsirs r sthended by eleven mourners in four onethen The chief memnen were Msjor Irvine sad one of the nephews eg the Isesesed. The Chief Cocendesioner of the Insolvent Dithers Covet end Mr. Commiedener Murphy _ _ aka man the newnsars, a. ale r Sir James ?Kw, Dr. Cioti, sad Kr. lagyak Regarrsr of the late ocenalesloser ia the besiesat Debtors Court. Several other pergolas coanechd with the awn 'Weeded, lacluding lir. Hurley, the Usher of the Cwanivisasr, who had been ►is faithful Weeding kw nearly dirt; yew,. TM service was performed by • Iter. W. Ostkeraite. In order to enable tM horsed ceseseiselesen et the Iseelvest Debtors Court to p‘y the Let respect to the dee.sod c modesioser the basin., of the mutt did sot cotasseere tin one o'clock. It 14 uoderotlod that the vacancy of the commlaeloserehip of the court will . . . . sot be filled up at present, sot until after the Introduction et the prozoteed measure on the law of bankruptcy sad hoot- Teeny. SUPPOSED MURIA& AT HAMMER- On Saturday morning much excitement woe created at Hater nwromith and Keneioort in, by tho report that a gentlemen hod been found bewail, naafi red, rear the Wen Middlemen Comrany's Water Werke, at Hammersmith. The diecovery of the body wax made at caves o'clock in the morMeg, by some bibourere pro...elate to their employment, who, on posing slung the book of the Themes, on the south aide of the wateowerke, suddenly come violin the body, which woe lyisg nes its beck ire a pod of blood, the throat beteg cut from see to ear, and the head nearly severed from the body. The mew rased en Motown .to alarm. and a number of con stables were quickie on the epot from the Hammersmith ponce.strame, end the ',mane were taken to the Black Lion public-home, at Henimermaith. A strict search was made neer the 'mot for a we iron capable of ietliciing the wound on the threat, but enth'us of the kind could he found, and the eeppomti to that it might be homicide wee, therefore, at once abandoned. In 'Adorers to the frightful wounds on tile thruot, the body bore deer intake 'of woo l en"); the deceased hod no mat or hat upon bin, nor woe anything of value, or to g i ve a Ow t o Id ea lity, found on the person. The police have every reason to beleve that he uefortnnote individual M+ been robbed and mord. r. d, end the body thrown into the Thames, end wombed up by the sea a of the tide to the spot whom found. The body is that of it nun of forty-five, sheet in stonier, and clad in euperior block cloth veld, trowoors. end Wallington load., the unite clothing being ail of the finest de 'option, snit black twill necktie faatened with gold pin; the coat and bat, SA previoehly stated; being 'netting. In the cowece of the day, • full devoripeion of tie body wee cir alba, dat all the police-statione, end the coroner's Inquest will be opened at the Block Lion Tavern, at Hammersmith, this day. CHARGE AGAINST THE OWNERS OP THR CLIP , El: Sllll. DONALD MACI•Ir.-011 raterday bet the nemere (Maven. Janie. Baines and Co.) of the Donald Ms key were etuoinotiol at the Weeie* of oolx of the pas se nee., for having provided on beard that ship IWOVlRi'llti• of such a suture that re..dered them entirely unlit for the une et the pimenscra. °cc of the peosmagere of the fore aloes, Mr. Pat.erson. elated that them week. efier the secret ealW (tom Mol nurse for Livrrp el, the proviablie became ex c. a tingly bed, the rat/meal beteg fell of dirt, and the bread, biscuit., segue, tent peek, Ire., wore in ate h a condition that the pssocagere bed often to go without food 'weenie of the' which woe served leant' wait for vise, Several other vritneo co were exemined, tad ell trf them corroborated the on ideas* 111 Mr. Patters n, sad the mapiatratte inflicted I pirool.v of IW. sad costs. The same owners were bitterns data V, and coots for taking bides on board the Duna Neatly, she being a passenger ship. GRAMMAR-SCHOOL TILOS/M.—The state of gram the anent has ear:Acted corriderable &meths during the mimeo, thenke to the Ihniruter came and the %trainmen exert one of Mr. linker in enlight mins public ass temn, on the aubjeet in most .if the Lime emus of the kisurdotio. We are glad to ere that Mr. Minn ham already 0...41. O ...41. of Ms intmatioe to bring la his bill at the earliest pereible opportunity. Lest wooden. it will be re membered. there were two bills bcfono panorama on the. ani 1., t. That of Lord Stanley of Manley 'deeply made divine elloptik On trustee,. where the schools were net dreianool to be exclusively church of England school, Yr. ' • n's recsaure woe nova coenprobeesive, incleAbig the eligibility of Noneenhormints to become rasters of each echo. Is where the treet-doods do not expemoly exclude them. For the forthromng see ' non the ems kr too:Aetna is. we uselena.nd, to bo abactioned, in ode- that there may be a united move vent in mils. tof that of Mr. Dineen. Whin even . Oxford and Cambridge ere opening thcir doors to Mortal:o -f twists, and bee apnea national institutions in the tine muse el the term, them can be so ju-t reesen why wheel' founded before Nonconformity snow should not be considered now, whet they 'rote crime Illy denisitad Is be, the common pro petty of the nation. rotating for the benefit of ail cloeses, without sect .rian or cceleeimoirel diet lactic-no. Now that the grsdn.h. , of L o ndon Univereity ate la a p ;onion to claim entire political sad academical fen ili.y with tho graduate of the older univeroiiiiee, they sill stultify them...elves If flay eahmit te be cremated from ratite which ought strictly tile esaferred on the moat fitting opplicontc, without regard to I thealoskal or sosbssiasticol dietiscuosa—beitars4 MINES.-TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLOOK The mining market remain , firm. The principal transactions havebeen in s hares in Providence Mines Wheal Margaret, Hingston Downs, South Tolgue , North Downs, North ltoskear, Wheal Edward, and Rosewsrac, and the quotations present little altera tion. Wheal Mary Ann shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange, 48. Port Philip Mn M e xi ca n'res have n { ands dalt in at 12,.8(1.; United at 2t to those of the North 'thine Copper Mining Company of South Australia at 10s. prem. At a toeving of adwnttuers in the United Alines, held on the 2nd ,sat., a dividend of 31. per abate wee dodartd. At a mooing of adventurers in the Devon sot Cornwall Cana Mine*, held on the Ist inst., a dividend of 2r. 62. per share was deleted. At a meeting of adventurers in But Rosawamo Mins, held on the 2ni Jost.. a ctli of 2s. per share wee made. At a mwtiog of &deeming,* in Reeewarro C , .e.els, held en the 2nd inst., a tall of 7s. per st are was mad.. At a =mini of adreattuot ein Ltwhit Mine, h lam the 2nd teat., a call of 2s. hid. ice shun was made. The ae:ounte p.e.eated at the general rotelieg of share holders in Wheal Sidney FilOind a balance in favour of the table t after paying two meths' eat and does of 2461. 18a. dd., tho committee point oat that from various warm the bahutee to credit of the adventurers le rather inoressed, notwithstanding the extraordinary expenses which it has been memory to disburse. The last sale of tin reoli N d 1,131 f. Is. 4d. The agent reports the lode in the end wi—t of the diagonal shaft is 10 feet wide, and carrying rich work for tin in OaMX, the bot'om of tins level has been very 1' kil foe the whole of the 33 fathoms driven. The stopes, as will be wen by our present suppling (11 tons), have inc eased IR (their prodnelon mimeo lest meeting, and we have now at stw face, =stamped, tin stuff which will probably give about T tone of black tin. lam hippy to state that the prospects of the mine tontine to be highly encouraging. : Kit ...Jo - 6m affirrai j. "7:lBl44rig ura - 1 . 1 1 9 11 sonalloo =l '- h i ßceilkor NW. wain: 109 ► N. n lus tEe. Ivo 10 De. York -- WO 19•416--. . I lath i trzamei Dig= readire rost Orifire: 19 Portmoolli .IM f . r 17 . us, Taßlroio Taloa '"•u ++ 4: Wa l ad oosig. oAi Wet w. iaaseir7iwt: § —satitil 1911111 ROW • lisleinal ~i 111 all rt.ls) I. I :a: si. lon K lie K 14. ti I :4 6z."«::1 . P. *44 F S 1 reVilga.ll;: o7 IL Oguells Nara .. i it ow g li. Ont. 4 Swim Miii. 4 pie i z i-pitr o. = . i ltr On I a voLli 'ALM De. 44 pir Oast t%it:Erg ;a. R 4lp. M. ialm Pm Mae. pregrirriot.; i OE Slue Wm It Tartile. o l: iii i li s : -• 11 2 1 2 1 Vprie Da. de. IL 161. tbrir.i. n. tarfasaanwarl Oda 46 i It:ZP :=l . p. ea pr e iok l itol.. 7l6. ; . ‘H Do. per at. Pte. Atoll DolAromPlilisato PLR. p.mAZheo. , p 2." di. ID N 11666 Ls. New this. I peel o.liooL—Drew.llD..o. Prot Lt. lAill t por i tt . .lG:i Y e a kwi t . poi*. Oz. Na. •WoLdO. , •Villiki , tI Y Do. tod everaptoo . per roq: k4 i Ds. Do. ▪ Wior— .lIU owit— Do. Uri di Pv'est•—• • Soo& Wolos MIL I NI dt. I "l 4=p.ot. 'atrial' D. do. 011 io i t. Wasortarditiakomplip.o. trozziait 1 I ill. Et 13 /2 471 IN IN li i 0 * "II .win. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANE.-( THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade was full, the tone quiet; ptioes of moat articles of the trade unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was small The arriva'e of foreign grain into London lent week were reported this as very small of wheat, barley, and ores. Wassr.-Begliab, fine dry parcels quite ne deer ea last Monday; but damp samples, affected by the danit nets of the air, wets slow to sal. k maga unaltered invalue. Whits. 42.. to 60., ; red, 40.. to 48e. per qr.; Centric and Kong.- berg, 43e. to 661. per 4941 0 .; Rostock, Or. to 60e. ; other Bahia ports, 40s. to 48e. PLOVIL quiet at Wt Monday'. tenuity. Town, Kt. to 40e. ; Norfolk, 28s. per 2801 b. ' • French, 325, to 34e. per 280Ib.; Amer., U.S., 22 .. to Me. per bar. Banier, fine, held at about last Monday's prices; phials sorts recovered last Monday's decline. English, Mi. to MI. per quarter ; Me. to 335. ; other sorts, 21s. te 26.. per qr. Oats, dull sal. at stout last Monday's prices. British, 20e. to Ms. pm qr. , Heenan, 19s. to Va. per qr.; other Beide ports, 20a. to 28s. per qr. Bearts.-Englieb held at last Monday's prices. F=:. saaltsred in prim English tint, Me. to 40e.; taa to 44a. per qr. Forego, 32e. to 43e. per qr. Pus dell at last Monday's prices. English boilers, 40a. to 42a. ; Hag and gray, 38e. to 425.; foreign white, 38e. to 40e. Frown/to C1.100i4.-Sinn last Friday only two grain ' laden vowel were repotted arrived at ports of call-the numberof grain ougoesnow remaining offered on sale off the coast has been minced to Woo than • chacti. The last re ' %VWes wens effected at the following named prices at. Egypt &Me, 27e. to 275. M. reg. ; lbrail barley, about 22a. per 40010 e., C.F.I. MINCINGLANE.—TH IB DAY. The following public Wm ere advertised far to morrow Sugar 860 WA*, West ladle,. 6,600 bags Maur tins, 2,000 hags Beep), 2,300 bags Madras. Coffee 1,400 bags native Ceylon. Eke: 11,000 begs. Pirm nto 900 bags. Tea: Atoot 20,000 pertages. Stmea.—The private contract markets have been inactive slam Friday. Corsaa.—No isles Tue.—The private et recalvod to-day from Clone, report hidli prima and sheet su, which has mat,nally improved the tone of the mutat ; large public salts m .11 take place to-monow. Rica without alteration. COTTON.-..N0 salsa reported. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 520. nett cash , Petersburg. Y.C. en the spas, 535. 3d. to 63 ; on or before end of Maroh, 635. 3d. Merck alone, 53e. 61. ; April, 621. 9d. to 63e.; Aril to Aim, 62.. 6d. , o.:,tober to Desenther, 62e. 6d. FAITH:MARA Or TALLOW. Arrival foe Me want maths 10th Mesta Ith e l . Fri t th mew. and delkany. 1118 sin TM anima WA mist a 110 mans from hanals; mfrms awswatia: sart at ban Maw elarisa—resm. ma casks. ktETROPOLITAN CATTLE (MARKET. CURS DAT.) The impply of besets Is spin short and the demand kVconasquen'ly Made hi brisk at wla rates. A ire a few more sheep on offer than en Monday hat, bat the demand has increased and in woe inatinces higher prima are realised. °owl calves sre still scarce mil deer. From Germany and Holland the% am 243 beasts, 830 sheep, and 88 calved. Scotland, 300 beasts; Norfolk and buff A, 2,000; and 800 from the Northern sad Midland counties. dm make Mtn. •d.• d. llama •d. • d tMrt . Meg *CO. liarateda— 410 . Del phr ElStraddia lareawerra. .. 4 8 4101 Bat lAnt1•0015 tomail lmaaft.. I 4 4 4 Do. Oa Sham • Oahu ...... 4 6 6 6 j ins t sseoad wand 4 4 4 6 fisa Bent nalt.oreds 62 5 Wes . 16,11 at mutat. 3.464; *mg LAMM% ; WM. 100. _ . BOROUGH HOP MARKET—(THIS DAY.) Weans. Pattenden and Smith report a 'toady demand for Wadi Hit aid Suomi hop, at fatly late pezPa. The Rev. Thomas Garden Carter, M.A., has been prorated to the VIONYNIM of Linton, Kent, and diocese of Canterbury, by Charles Wykeham Mutt', Esq., and Lord Hotham (trustees of the will of the Earl of Cornwall's), sad others, the patrons. The Rev. Edward Feed' Fentris ha been presented by his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury to the vicarage of West Mmes, in the county of ERN; end diocese of Rochester, belonging to the patrons's of his grata by lapse. And the Rev. Edward Baines has been pre sented to the vicarage of Feeling, name county and diocese, by Jamie Ramsay Wards, Esq., the patron. THE SPECIAL SUNDAY EVENING SERvICES.—e Dr. Pram's.—Laq night vast crowds were attracted to St. Panl'e Cathedral by the asneencement that the sermon was to be peeschel by the Hon. end Rev. Dr. Montague Villiers., Bishop of Carlisle, formerly one of the prebealaies of St. Peel's Cathedral. It ie calculated that upwards of 2,000 persons attempted in vain to obtain admieeten. Full choral service was performed, after which the bishop deli vered an earnest and practical sermon, which was litteuel to throughout with deep attention. Mr. Oahe presided e the organ, =die. G. W. Martin, es usual, led the choir. The sermon neat Sundsy evening will be preirdiel by the Rev. Dr. Continua, prebendary of Sr. Paul's, and minister of Quebec Chapel; and on the following Sunday by the Rev. C. J. Phippe Eyre. M.A., rector of Maryiebons. Wzienetweren Aenee.—all chore' service was performed, the pre”tre 1F boles ea by tbe Rev. J. C. Haden,the precenter. and the lessons re id by the Very_ Rev. the Dean. The moocher was the Rev. T. B. Menial, M.A., rector of Hen ley-upon-Thames. The Hallelujah Chomp roncludel the service. The gasmen neat flunclay 'Ten* will be e res. hal by the Rev. Dr. 111il'e, Bishop Detognete of Bietish Cc Itnatds. nigh T h e hell was the peckel lase night. The letsny was sae. and the Rumen was preached by the Rev. William Hill, M.A., incumbent of Trinity Church, Leicester. Sr. Zeus's HALL.—The ball was densely crowded. The sermon was roweled by the Rev. Henry Anon, of IsVngtou. The Rev. Mr. Tuck* r, of the Weal-yan denemination. be_preether neat Encdse. CLARE-MARKET CHAPEL.—The Bishop of London yeeterday °pellet the Ant of a clam of humble cher Chet intended to be established in the very peered end most crowded districts of the metropolis. In the vicinity of Clare. market are to be tonne a number of courts and alley., inhabChel by the very I tweet and poorest, whom it has hitherto 'este fount imposiblot to attract teem parts& church. In order to overcome M int Heathy the te ctor ban lie rally t tken the church to them, and a large 11 . 0001 in &mutt branding rA Cletutees• lane has been fitted up plainly , but deenelv for Ito er formance of divine weeshp. The room will probeh(y bin about 600 prone, for whom cbei , s ate pm, 11. all Svc. At one Pill a space is screened eE for the mune:Wen table, end at the 'pewits end is a email g.ell the n y the' edl hold about ore handfed spume The rely turn! , um I. the chairs for the ceesrepation its a small r rg.n. 14'r. the room Is not revers' Pm divine worship It le mei for a reamed school, which ie attentei by nearly eve henelred chtldrefe. The Bebop of twine yesterday retcno pulpit me.buthed his rmen from the Boor of the .hope), re bring ocly • mediae desk, mil forcibly urged the neeessity of eyrie , e..6g sucker , eta It. Treed the Gospel among tte teeming poi else tion of the Is, k to of the metropolis. In the twang the rector (the Rev. S. C. Mason) preached, end on bon. on. es o eel establ hment of ollere w..re made ttheo dechap el. fray the exerapet- ettand. ant s upon ie THE CANE OP BLACKBALT TEO A CLERGYMAN. — A paragraph appeared in our column. • few days age, of I tins that a clergyman had been blackbellel fr.m a Y. ang Mt n's Chesest Association at Readier, on the roue i of his papoose' Pnetyitts tendencies. Since the neesi. = to which we refirriel, an address to the reverend gentle:it in bee been signel by the churchwardens end a tarp Lumber of hie chief paredeolere, expressing enemies and saris at the imputations wide against him, and their (ewe- its, founded on constant end Impartial observance of Hs teinitery among them, that in It's trucking In the church, and his peal sal visits, he had uniformly inculcated the 50251 it , eivine of the Church of Englend. In conclusion, they nuin their warmeet thetke bath to the reverend gettlemen and his curates for the earnest mode in which they have labeut , .1 to Promote the lei:spas% as well as 'peeled we fite of their flock. ROYAL COLLEGE OF Strogoss.—The following gentlemen, having undergone the neomeary ermilnilliolld for the diplocas, were retrained member' of the canes , et tog of the nowt of emit:deers on the dth fast., dr.'—K' sera. Adolph Weber, Lima, South Amerka; Wil taro ••th, Gineley, noar Louie; Henry Stoke.. Brie , n ; ned , rieig Keene, Bow-road; Itobeit Jacob Jordan, Be Iford- epas re; end Charles San Seam. UNFORTUNATE NaIIGEANYS.--On the 6th of No menber • number of Irish erolgrants smiled from this port la rho lames Ferrer, earl aftwr befog at sea for forty-nine days, thoy were landed et Queenstown sad sent here. They wore ant put on bard the Isaac Wright, which naught the en the very sight she ought to have Palled. They voce igen placed on board the Isaac Webb. wlstelt has also re turned to pee' wain, after being twenty-four days at tea.— Liter/snot .IThion. =,937 77.41$ 110 10,03 OEM. I. ..i. 1 = l. _ " s a arcrintoad 1 r: "iI III ...LIAF. i. l ....0. 1 . 7 ........ : 1 Er......b...; 1 1 ......—.. 2 1 6 10 . ** .. 6 .11111166 Its. PO II las. 4 0 I Yea. MEI 0 IS WY ThilslNtalork--.. I Block on head Ole del Mika. 1.0.1111 21.181 D.mem 7 Met week . • ...... •"" • 1.139 7.212 milk 3 MioeT Ditto from let JIM Arrival. Met week 4 : 414 Ditto from 1M Jim , re. 14 111. me. Prim Y.O. per Mt imir Ditto Tows bAt ...... Ml ' IL •1