The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-28 00:00:00

Ey Mr. Begley—The laws of tbe Stack Exchange applied only to members. There was a rule that no member should lake legal proceedings against another, but this did not apply in the event of bankruptcy. The Comaterioner—Has this official tongue of the Stock Exchange received money applicable to the payment of the bankrupt's debts Mr. Lawrence .aid there was no doubt he had, but they did not know the amount. Ihe Commtasocer—And ere there DO mew of ascertain * that? Mr. Lawrence presumed that the of would keep his own Gel vet. Mr. beaky—Oh, we'll lake care to lad out that before we come bera gain. The Coajniesemer—lt is an important point to ascertain whether certain creditors, thaws wh4 are members of the Stock Exchange, are plinel in a better position than °than by having access to a fund which is we avail►ble for those who are not member, Hr. lotorrance lead he understood that the official sasegare of the Stuck Exchange hod nut received IGO/ , etrt that Morgan's debts on the St e k Exchange were 5,00 W. The Commissioner—Tim dividend in that cue will be islinetwourolly Mr Lowroacr wao willing for Mr. Trite to give recta In the prool fur soy sum, he might actually tredve fns the echoer of the Stork Exchange. The C061113111114011Ct —Very well. With that claditiota lit the proof be admitted foe 3501. odd. I shall not call the cli.er of the Stook Exch .toge the "official assignee," so that mi fbt tx r setun rogue a .nly 'lon. Mr. Lowrasu e.—Perbaps our friends here, the official seournees, might apply for en istiunction against him. (A leash .) . _ ILe other proofs were admitted as ela'res, atilkot to far ther lareolLoolua. . . . Mr. WSIISTa for the toplireem, applied to reduce the debt of the p vinculum credit c Mr. emblems. of Roe de Cirque, ram, from 1,1541. to 467/. on seeonst of a kit lathe price of Fiat of France shares (why h had ken depoeited as security with the heekrupt), bettetva the time of the deposit sad the Imokruptcy. Mr. bailey rcatended that the shame ought to be taken at the volue .t winch they stout at the time of con wereton. His Honour 101 l the' the value 'Mould be taken as it wee at the tune of demand Linn made for the therm. The amour by which the proof ought to be reduced la ova. sequence Webs be settletl between the p.vies, wit►oat the @misuses of brokers. It they ovild not aim t they alibi caw nisi. before the e4ort. He would theeeet that the proof should Durk, at ball, on which sum the creditor might Mks iltv:dend. Ths dirdsad Is expected to Le about 2. Cl. or 3.. in the pound• CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Chief Berm.) TEM POPLAR MURDER. no laser, t it fn len.4 loyal, yr again placed oldie bav ihde corning, at 10 o'clock, and the trial was pounded irk& • sem honed ceased were l attendance on behalf of peeseenclna and the defrace. The hlleerlag sidikkaal ;miaow* woe adduced he the pessewies . . . Dr. Seam ezemeral by Mr. Wel•by—l am ate of tie pbrieleas to I. Themes Meretal, and bre bra Is pew are km sad treaty yard. I yes bred re errs Si Ma ordeals la Ws ere, mad bon ea re evaptere I bare the the dowered did met Its from say sisturel asses. I sum knew of dee\ yoodeesd (nth each sy rapt free the irroductra of • ame bytisat. I are:= nee or mistral tad rameire of the liras toreleare Si re kreastar es lea ho • ore of paraies. I dm tee Irak thew the symptom. le Ilis cue are et all evilness. with desk from daub. t or Eagliels choler.. The drat symptoms way cosusteat with cholera, bet I nurr knew es hostess, where tams was week a recovery sod then a nitre he the case Jos attack al cholera oe charrittet. The=merion an also locassissest with Mulish eausisted-1 have suer ksowa the demise called ✓oom-eat :rine except u the ~alt of poem. This dieser. curets of manual is damnation of the liming mantissas of hook the large sad small iatestines I meow knew a Col Vtalf•this Sm. of Sites. was prodoced by aatarel issues I believe it a the "rural uy inios of medical mesa. the resist time thet the. di..... ear ter produced rapt la eseasera with rem. II I hod fusel' hated the widow. he Ns Vassal case "Salim to the post-mortem appuressee, I Auld Mill hare formed the °piano that the dr* did sot mu from setural canoe*. I do sot, bowing,, a.y that it is iteposelble that they might have wens from amuse' diesoie, but such a espreitlos le wiftt erred to soy eipertuce end proleseiosaf kao.hdrt. Ide au trek that lb. deceued woman taking cola elmsely after M comarateat would ban prods' d the empires that bar bess?olum of. I have so doubt that there anneals seseeless ithe radical prier= who thiek thee the is deseseatios may be produced by mums tither Ikea parr. I de ..t Mitre that say cameos would mores the leatallithill rioter ho the syalsta such se would have prodoced ladeasmation Ibis dew-1.104a. Ido sot doubt that there hey. hoes las , aa,ea whets a post•teartsta ez.mtaatoll ha led to a uppu ou ol 'misusing, sad where it has tented out that the so.pti ca. woo got Italy grouodkre ; bat mot • cue soosii we. under my owe obiervaties. I hove sever sees a V* of ghtla , loll2, by "'onus oil. hat I haws sees au by casiheri.k., alai ID that lancet the Lancia pnweated c ct.itt y. olds sppearonose. fir. SI. tAta crwe , s.tuttai the vitae.. at considerable Isaftb. sad nod I se • stn. ts from venues acithtillo weeks, when be W.ll/ luot - r , 01../.., by The ea,ltot-r•fi a a.r a l, who °Wised to the were thr was takes by Ito kernel rouses,. If las were allowed read log •Itruirt hoin wo c h s , hovel. setoff epos Merit the neceatoty •.1 alt. read Ons other portions to show that obenr. woo • .1 , r4 lea, of plaits upon the eubject. It at:leered 1.. him that hot haratet hand was makusg as ilotnext., it. 0110 id his pnvolesc. Hr. Sleigh, with setae watteth,sabl ho did not understeod the Locums, id the lama rood.rate or inucalerate 10 a LAMP •h-re the life or deattb of a tellow , cnatturs was at st,ke. There wee a alight t sarcoma ot eppleue at this °bier's. Doe of the learned c..une4. The S.licitor General acd M could not allow his learned friend to manufacture n grlevesee. The only ground for the otj-ction be had wade wee that his leaned friend era trans greener the rules that governed the proceedings a tab roan, sad was sot parantng • fur conga ef cruse examine • hos The true. ezembleties wee then farther proceeded with, NW Dr . Buher end he Wee *Woe diet the eitcreiniee of the bay is rerteitt ewer hada west great *sage., but be did sot Latent that they world ever beams so said es to eases the death of en &riot 41. He had reed el ewes *lure stamen bed bon poisoned by the edsiasireekes et vitiated bile, bat it Wee greerelly ...falderal by the neneel professes that there tee new Safety fa the gene se reported. By the flotienee-Geserel— Raving tepid to every ok eanetesce esseeeted with this are, I ese eif °peke that the death el the &cared wee ereited by the adminsarettee of lone {infest, sal by se other new. Dr. Gretna. nee of the ',hyenas, te va...ity College Respite', eressisted by Kr. Clerk—l he,. herd all the eel- Ifyitt•inlicitor-Cleneral-1 heard the evidence that there was an interest of ease, end that then the malady returned with renewed force, and this confirms my opinion that this was a am of poisomeg, particularly when coupled with all the other incidental circumstance,. I cannot account for the death ht t h is case in any other manner than by the administration of some irritant poison. There is nothing in the case to lead me to suppose that any poisonous matter was generated in the system after death. Thomas Clawlow, said—l am a shoemaker, and reside at Upper Sydeabam. The prisoner came to my shop on the Zed of June and asked me if I had any work, and I engaged hint sit an out.door workman. He was in my employment in this insane, fur 12 weeks and until he was taken into custody. He went by the name of Frederick Strange. John Hicks, said—l am • carpenter, living at Sydenham. The prisoner came to lodge at my Louse on Friday, the 3rd of June. and stayed until the beginning of August. He Z; with ealled him ttid not kii i o e w t zhet his ca me that t was and I came from P° l l l, r o;ge Frederick Beet, a polite-constable, raid—l a ppn- Wed the prisoner on the 29th of August at Sydenham. A reward had been offered for his apprehension. When I new the prisoner I said, " AO, Mr. Royal, how do you do r He made no answer, bat appeared agitated and looked very pale. I asked him If he did not know me, and be mid be did not. I then asked him if he did not know me at Poplar, and he replied, "Yes, I knew lou perfectly well." I had never sees the trimmer before. took him upstairs, and he then said, • I knew you directly I saw you." I was in private clothes. I then sakcd the prisoner if hie name was not Royal, and he said, " Oh, yes, my name is Roval." I then aaid, in reference to my taking him into custody for poisonings woman, "I suppose you understand that." He replied, " Yee, I understood that as soon se I saw you." I then end I supposed mince he had been there be had been expecting some one would to after him, and he replied. " Yee, how could I be any other way I' I took Mal to the 'intim at Syclanham and then to the railway.statioz, and brought him to London. By Mr. Sleigh—At firetthe prisoner did not know me, and then I repreeentel thst I was an old fellow-workman, or' rather I wished him to infer that I was so. (A laugh.) I did not at Bret know that he was the man L was in march of. lam not a policeman at Poplar, but I was stationed at Sydenham. Mee. Stubbs reealkd—The deceased was in the habit of putting the common washing soda into the teapot when she made tea, so much so that it made me very ill. The deceased told me that elm always used sods after her confinement. After I bed drunk the tea with the soda in it I had violent pain. is my stomach. By the Lord Chief Baron—She told me the reason she put the sods in was to mike thetas look strong. By Mr. Sleigh—The soda did not appear to hurt the de emed, at Inlet I never turd her complain. Dr. Letheby, recalkd by the court—The fact that bar just been stand by the last witness does not alter my opinion of this cam. It is a very common thing is use soda for the purpose of softening water, end rendering it more fitted for household pupae's. The common soda and the bicarbonate et soda are almost the some isindier at, and would have the same effect. By Mr. Sleigh—Tha latter to more powerful than the funner, and if taken in large guoutitirs would have a che,ml - effect upon the Mauch. It would also act mean Irritant, awl Gum a bends( srestion in the throat if taken In large giantlike. By the Cent—The testa I employet showed clearly that the sods u tter m I obtained could not have Len any preparation of Dr. Owed and Dr. Webb were recalled, end they atee Weed that the bet of the theca vi Weing token tbie wade wade no datereece whatever in the opinion they had lowed of the caw. The &Actor-General said that this was the case for the prosecution. The court and jury then retired for the purpose of taking edreshasest. Mr. Sleigh, when the court re-esembled, proceeded to address the Jury for the defence ta • long and eloquent speech. He referred minutely to ell the points in the evi dence, and contended that there was winking like positive proof, even that the unfortunate decanted died by police, still lees that any poison was adminictered by the [The learned counsel was proceeding wilt Mateo when oar repot left.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MAII . qII9X-1101788. Tlicoma. 745y',..., an elderly mechanic, was charged with attempting to pick pockets. G. Snooks, polio•constanble 465, said that about ten (fele, k that morning he was in Cheapside, when be saw the Flamer standing in a suspicious manner at the window of a picture Mop there, end wee cmsequently Induced to watch him. After (niobium about the coat Male of several people, apparently fur the pu•pee of satisfying himself whether they contained anything worth having or not, be went from one wind -,w to toe other, and planting himself by the side of a gentleman there, he weed his hand actor the gentlemen in front, and insertM three of his fingers in his side coat past, and, having withdrawn them, he was walking away when witness went op to him and took him into custody. He refused to give may address, *eying he had only come up to London from Mencherter a few days ago, end during the short time he was at the station beers be around himself by singing pretty loudly the well hewn edging song " I'm ell the way tram Manchester, end rue got no work to do." (Laughter.) Alderman—Thee we'll find lum SOWN What do you say to it Monier ? Prosser—l deny the charge. Aldermen—Well, have you any +Dame as to cheraoter ? Prisoner—No ; how should I, when I tulle you I comae all the +my from Mancheeter ? Aldermen--T.O need not have coma all that distance to pick w ?maser—AM I did'et do it. This gammen (pointing to the policemen) must be mistaken. Aides men—Not he. Prisoner—Veil, Ikea, I suppose I must admit as how I did ft ; but its the hut time, mad I hope you'll look over it ; 't was all because I've got ao work to do, I sesame you (bumbler ) . . . Alderman—No, we can't look over things of this sort. People must nut come from Manchester to London to pick pockets : end, as you got no work to do, dad you • hale. Yon mast go to prima and hard tabus, foe 21 days. WORSHIP-STREET. A lIAAfT Two respectably a;ti;;lwomen, wO7; gave the cameo of Ate Shrorsis and lelt.zDet4 Moore. were charged wit► tttwliog a puree enntanting gold sod OM mosey. A lady named Horne, reeding in Artkhokaplata, Miles end, yestowdey afternoon, Wild purchasing at the shop of Mews, Lloyd, drapers le Short ditch, when having oc casion to aamiw the t •atute of a nue article minutely, she laid her puree on the c 'nether. Almost instantly it dieepreared, and it wee mandril that the person tear her moat have taken it, or was cognisant of the that. Sb. ten was that person, and she wart accosted, but tapther with her cnownion dcoud all knowledge of the purse. Mr. Loyd bad them taken into hi. awning-honor, and a pollens etrusrabie wae tout for; inewitiose Shearon produced the purse with the entire eoutsn•s, but the charge of robbery wee nevertheless preferred. At this period of the ewe being heard Mr. Beard the soli citor, who had be... a-n' for in hot bane from the klagarions boors to delved the women, arrived, and, questioning Mrs. Marna in their behalf, elmited that previous to the arrival a the coaatab:e .t the shop she promised, without being whetted, net to prosecute them if the puree was restored, nod that es mat pe.ponel it was instantly given up to bor. Mr. Beard of awes submitted that the charge must fall to the ground und,r these circumstances, but the pro...nutria. observed that it "'wooly a sort of half praline, and alas was Burry she had made it. Mr. Hammitt amilinglyobarved the, the objection taken by Mr. Besni was fetal to the charge, sad the prisoners moat be discharged. No doubt the promise had been a hasty one. Evans, the well-known deteerivo sergeant of the Ci divi sion, was waiting to "jacket" the women, who were well kno ern to bite, but this was now frustrated, and their solicitor, on inquiring for them, warranted that in their delight they had hastily left, fergenteg to Fey bite We kr. THE LATE GEORGE STEPRINSON.—Now that the name of Stephenson him become we justly celebrated, end the death of Robert Step►meson befog the chief topic of conversation, it may Interest our reedy, to know that there Is living at the village of Bulsell, neer Nottingham, Hater of the wife of the 'Susumu. Georg* Stephenson, the investor of railroads, and aunt of the Wel) , deceased Rotten Egephesean. Bhe N the +deo! Yr. John Bageley, nallkf, fete of the Moad4wa, Nottingham, and formerly of Coignes. George Bteosnein's wile end she woes the gaily dampness of s fanner hiring in Derbyshire. Mr. Beasley ta the summed sea of the. late Mr. Samuel Beesley. gusty, of Colrain, and ta a man in the prime of life. bet ors- Mamba, younger then him wile, who Is probably sixty pun of sis.—Nelliesphast Journal. Dotr.—Whaill, lied •I. Oms. ii.. a5ta..466 7q IL ISLIIMMI MIMS MI MILANI PIM IS VIM? SWIM ILI OM WOMB MAIM. MIN 610. 17.3101 St. OKA. OM. 6. 4:143. 16. ANL IL 14 43 6 '- 41 1 - _ 4111_ 41 10 •••• LIVERPOOL CORN MARK (111 T 1111TIBX LID latell ILION NT.—(TRIIS DAT rive saisozarso (71011 0171 OWIII Grain market moderately attended, and badmen vary quiet. Pric mof all snid' about the same uca Tustlay. Winstead dour freely offer( 3, but pricss are Arm. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS SCIOAR.—There has been a Nearly market this week, but not a brisk ona, and the oriels of good and fine qualities have been folly supported; but the low descriptions have been difficult of sale. Refined unaltered. Lumps, 49e. to doe. Correll.—Tbe quantity offered In public sale has exceeded the &mend, and a decline of 6d. to Is. has been submitted to, in order to effect Wee. TlA.—The public gales of yesterday and !today showed decline of fully id. per lb. on low Congon. Two vessels with newleallee• Conon bare arrived the week, and a part sold at 2a. dd. to 2e. Bd. Rica.—Tbere has been a fall average amount of business dons this week at the extreme prises of hat week. Ron.—The market has been quiet at previous rates. PALTPITILI has sold heavily at rather lower prices. Bricie.—&a average amount of bairns* done at last weeek•s peke. Corrox.—Prierm have been supported, with a fair business deans JUT! has sold freely at full priers. Harr ham ken steady, but prime are unaltered. The markets generally have been quiet this week. TALLOW MARK ET.—(THIS DAT.) The aterket le steady at the followleg prima, vls. : Town 69t. 6d. set cash: Petersburg Y.C. ow rhe soot, 695.6 d., all the year, 69.. 3d. to 69e. 64.; Deeember, 695. 6d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADENHALL.—Pricoe • —Hides, 6611.. to HMG . 4d. to 41d. ; 641 b.. to 2210 e., 40. to 481. ; 7211.. to 80114., aid. to M., ROMs to BSlbe., 54, to 6d. ; 81p1., to 9616.„ 6a. to 61d. ; 96110. to 10411.., 64. to 654.; 10411.. to 11211.., 61d. to 6pl. ; Horse hides, 8.. 64. to 10., 64.; Calf ekota, light. 2a. ad. to 4a., toll. 7.. skim, toil.d , Ta. to 13e. Od. ; half bred, 6e. &L to 6a. Bd. ; dowse, 44. 2d. to 6/. 2d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) *seam Pattenden and Smith report that there is still • fair demand for for samples; other sons are neglected ; nothing doing on duty. Present prices ..-51i4 and Bast Kett., 70a, 100 s. to 150 s. per cwt. ; Weald Sante, He., Os. to 75.. per cwt.; &tiers, 505., 60s. to 70s. pee cwt. MOLLS. PICCOLONINI.—The following letter has bean received by a few young gentlemen in Dube, who pee seated the artists with a superbly hound copy of Doe Oimentsi, to mark their enthusiasm of her performance of Zeritaa :—'• Paris, 19th October, 1839.—Gentlemen,-1 have been favoured with a handsome and elegant copy of /Ws Otheanni. Should Heaven sowed me the powar to revisit the city at my sympathies, that dear Dublin, I hope to he able to =passe is words better than in these hasty lines my lively arse of gratitude towards dime gentlemen who have coaceived the graceful Idea of giving me so beautiful a pre sent. I encourage myself with the flattering hope of assuring them in person hereafter bow much I prize their gift. I could wish that my dear frith knew that I can never forget the proof., of hied sympathy they have given me and that neither time nor distance can ever obliterate them; from my recollection.—Believe that I sign myna% with asatimeats ot much ROUND. your moat obliged, M•1111/1 PtccoLotiori." A MAN PERISHED IN A SNOW-STORM: 00 the twenoon of the 23rd instant, the body of a ease, apparently about forty years of age, was found among the snow, on the farm of Old Noth, dm parish of &synth. The; medical gentleman .124 eismitsed the body was of opinion that dm ceased had corns to his death by exposers to cold and the inclemency of she weithar.—BassfJorenal. Tat Cnometta Ix Wica.—lu consequence of the prevalence of cholera in Wick, an order in council has bees issued, requiring the provisions of the Nuisances Act to be pat in farce in that town. PASSION:FM C.tut:nr IN TowN.—As an instance at the extraordinary @testify of the weather during the part few days, it is worthy of mention that ons or two coveys of partridges have bean driven to take refuge In the town, end that several of the birds have been mugs.—Dentre stdrer- Nair. A few days since, a youth employed in the wine and aplrit stores of the Victoria (Losdoo) Docks, extracted by mesas of a tabs a pint of neat brandy Gam a cask, which be draak : he was t wad lliog on the animal la an insensible stare. Medical aM was procured, but all humus efforts proved of an mil. is death sapermasd shortly after.— CArlssisford CAnwskle. LAW INTELLIW.NCE. (TIIIB DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Dan Mr. Commiesicoat Par.) I% .1111/AMAN DAVIS. Th . maims at Camila. tows. This gess Use examoestios tweettae. He owes to ••- .... u ,a rredrwa . 1.4g2t. ; the seeete, tralsted u 6001., coulee du. tly .1e thte doe fres the bealmpee 0311 ta Downes. Mr. Smoke was lot the swilreses, sad Ilr. &iffy kr the letaltupt. Thus wee wo oppothlow eati the beakrept passid. IS KB Atill.lll. Thie em the examination meeting in the cue of H. J. Achhx, bootwehee, of Great elNall•effei. The bankrupt not twine tonendseed, there were of course no scommts ; Lot the liabilities are supposed to samosa to 5,0001. ; meets, Moot 3001, Turner, for the a.aigusath asked foe thettsual cedar for pruclamatual of outlawry, which was directed to be made is the avast of tke bankrupt not surreudering during the day. IN et NS. /I. TITNER.—*INIA LAR The bankrupt. a btubler. In Lea-bridge-toad, applied for Lis tertotlcate. DiLts, 3651. ; mists, lila. Mr. Lawrince appeared for the bankrupt. There was es °Kowloon. It w staled that the bankrupt had covenanted w pay 1201. yearly am premiums on insurances; and this bong a liability from which he could not be *Wolves' by the bankruptcy law se it at present stood (clams 17d), he WOO Col23l , tileti to ream to backruptcy pertrlocilly, to maim bimetal from this constantly recurring liability. This w the third bankruptcy from the mom mass. Mr. Tucker w formerly a mbritoe in good practice. Honour said be appeared to be the victim of an imper fect Act el parliament, and (anted a drat clam certificate. IS kL WHITVIELD W)LUAX.-L.tW THE The bankrupt s stock-broker, WilID lad failed to surrender d was recently proclaimed an outlaw, This was a dividen sitttng. Ti. liabditire of the bankrupt an ab..ut 12,0001. l`rode waranow tendered on behalf of Mr. Bturdey, stock broker, sod othcro, to the amount of 5,0001. Mr. Bagley took objection to the proofs, oaths groood that the claims :arose upon time-bargains, and that ma °Sae, cal'ed the olds! 'mime of the Stock Exchange, who acted solely for the Moak of members of that establi,hroent, had in his hands fuads belonging to the estate of the beakrape, find ought to be railed on for an account. He proposed that the cansiderstiva of the proofs should be adjourned said as marsitTtion of the accounts could be made. Mr7l.ll;;;l;Cl 7 ,arbo 7pprarTc? in support of Use prootof Mr. Tyrle, denied that the trimeactums at all partook dike character of thae-bargalme. The claim wee fat lemt. Mr. Tyra wee examine!. Had Nat the bankrupt SOW, ea the deposit of lOU Limbs:dim ahem*. When the bankrupt aleconted, be was bound by the Lain of the Stink Exchange to realise the thabe, which be did. They realised about abet. He had made • claim for the difference. for which he now eooket to prove, ea the oilier of the Stock Exchange, who collected what wan duo to the bankrupt and distributed it to the (ref/aura. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING-, OCTOBER 28, 1859. deuce given on ibis trial, relating to the symptoms, the goat mortem appearances, and the discovery of acrid poisonous matter in the 'omit, sad I. parts of the body, and I am of opinion that the doweied eta not die from naturel canes, bat from the adroinistrerion of some irritant. By Mr. Sleigh—This opinion is formed upon the whole of tbe evidence. I she uld bare no suspicion of poison merely from the symptoms, but I firm my opinions from those "peptones and all the other circumatusces in the rase com bared. Chalets Is at.endel by violent pain and purging, sad pan in the throat, but net t , the same catent or with the same violence as is cases of irritant poieoniug. If I had culy heard the appears/aces presented ut on the pot mortem ex amination I should tare tad a saimii ion of VolhOLI. I agree with Dr. Barker that the dle.e/145 vr gestro•ententis is mostly produced by some irritant, sad does not vies from tabus' causes. Emeriti', which is another forni of inflammation in the intestates, I think may be produced by natant canoes, such as being expiated to wet or cold. A female subject is more likely to be affected by slighter causes than a male, perticolstly at the period whoa she is giving nounshment to a child. A stoppage of tha milk might occur from taking cold, but I do not think that the milk being taken into the system, inetesd of going through the natal channel, would become so much vitiated a. to be poisonous. In cases of puerperal fever the whole body becomes in a pre twrbae state, but I do not think that puerperal fever existed in this care. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BY ELECTRIC TELEORAPRI NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MATCH. North Lincoln kat Touphilite. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 13 SOBS, Ellen ...... •• .. 1 Van .. •• •• •• .. Bran-. HANDICAP SWEEPISTAIKEI OF 20 SOVB. Amsterdam .. .. .. Lady Alice .. .. .. 10 ran. SWEEPSTAKES. Odd Fellow .. Hop Merchant • HANDICAP OF 15 SOTS. Precursor .. Oahu 10 ram. FIRST CLASS NURSERY. Carlow Paleface .. 14 ran. FIRST CLASS NURSERY. Viatica Ben Webatcr 13 ran. SWEEPSTAKES. Olympus, New Beghlon, Ambush, and Ardour en hen. LATEST BETTING. THE DEBBY. 12 to 1 apt Nutboutue (t) 1000 to 30 Thunderbolt (t) 40 to 1 Plnm Pudding (t) 1000 to 15 The Dross (t) 1000 to 15 Br to Schiedam (t) 1000 to 10 Tom Bowline (o 8) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARLLANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade was very small, and the tone quiet. Frioes of most article@ of the trade were un altered. The supply of home grown grain was anal The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this morning Si small of flour, mall of wheat, fair of barley, and fair of oats. WHEAT.-EORMIII very quiet; in the stance of de mend last Monday's rates were quoted nominally. Foreign unaltered in value. English white, 40m. to 465. ; red, 365. to 40s. per qr. ; Beattie and KonigAseg, 42e. to 66e. per 49416. ; Rostock, 425. to 605. ; ether Belde parte, 40s. to 46e. ; French, 38e. to 428. FLOUR in quiet demand, at last Monday's prices. Town, 355. to 43,.; Norfolk, 304. 6d. per 280Ib.; French, 28a. to Us. per 48016. ; Amer., U.S., - per barrel. BAILEY.-Fine sorts continue scarce, end maintained upon last Monday's rates ; English, 24*. to 465. per qr.; Baltic, 24e. to 27e. ; other sorts, 23e. to 270. per quarter. OATS held firmer at last Meeday's rates. British. 20s. to 30e. per qr. ; Russian, 18a. to 245. per qr. ; other Baltic par la, 24. to 275. per qr. BE ans.-English and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's' rates. English tick, 36e. to 41s. ; harrow, 42e. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 32r. per r. PICAS quiet trade at last Monday's rates. English boilers, Us. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 365. to 40a, ; foreign whits, 484. FLOATING CARCIOZS.-Since lest Friday 7 ( ! a rsin-laden meets were reported arrived at ports of viz., 26 wile's, 34 MAW, 7 barley, 1 rye, 1 oats, 3 betas. At pease about 35 grain cargoes remain offering on sale off the coast. The latest saloa reputed were, Wheat, three Taganrog Ghirka, 445. to 44s 6d. ; Berdianek footed 445. lop. pm 4921 b. ; !Cite continues in active demand, and for Galata 32a. pre 4021 b. is now asked. LIOLITALO sari LONOON , VIIIO* 00T : IS TO OCT. 23 Yer;tio. = I &S I SM I St ---- — 7l ail taw law sawlwo= /Mac 541.;n11. is) isitis DIPIIIIAL AAAAA am. w IfisMag. Odie. i /Ma Pm% pm. :d2 W 71 . : Llas P 2 : aim w . d. 14 Ma fd 1 0. 4 lb $4 39. Td 11. el ____. O. I 4 lb M Mlle 10L la 31. 0 1 . 04 .........s MI 31. 104 Id M. Td AU di M. Id ......... eb 1•1 ab 11 11 lb 01 fd Ili . Td lb mmbram..Mmume 01 11433. Id 41.40. bl 4 —id limpL V -... .... U 04. I a 611ABB LI.Y2S.-21118 DA). Two &Clam Apart from preparations for the settlement, which have commenced this day, business in the railway share market is almost at a standstill. Prices are rw quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. London and ; 0 ,1 North Western stock is quoted 061 to 1; Mid land, 1061 to 106 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 no to t ; Great Western, 641 to 1; Great Northern, It 102 to 103; York and North Midland, 731 to 74; and London and South Western, 96 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at w It prem. East Indian and Grand Trunk of Canada stocks, and Great Luxembourg Railway shares; are ;.; more offered. ORDINARY SHAM AID /TOOL. tab IL FL SanaraiL - i Sao today l7 - I te I ay. 1.3 I ammi ti m i t s..k eita i rsc i l ij or as . Obia Jars BMW sad 7.n Wedosims S= Medea Do. • • St pa. Is ma 10 B.• 3moi..he &Mar& la Jerlice Soon ..u..... isles Uster. MottA Ila 6104 B Lia 0...... 0 Vellebarga. Faith awl 00a. Jan. • =• worm.- Ostia orb desrAlot - Gnat itr II Om. Yl Swili.nd WM. 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OCT. 27.—(7aata6 prim: BirMahood. 776 171-oolodo oho .took, 911 91—Noitors 00.06.. 101516 U 1.16-ofml Noftborn Kock. 10101031-oml 17entoros, 011 616-1 in oiod UMW". 966 _96l—Loodos 104 Nan vissm, 951—Ditto toboffo. 1 1016 Oh. —Manche:ear. 00e1field sod Lincoln. 346 76-1470bara Ptoot, 10661060 Nortb 104180 etook. tud &N 1 —North Otaffordahlro. 46 41 din—North Eagan Borokk Coon& mock., 4170—York Caottal otock, 717 731 Leeds Stock, 06 1. —Eloutb looter° 21 1546 13—Duteh Rnettl6l3. 46 41 dlo.—Oral Luxembourg, 7 1.16 70vood ?rook of Oaa6ada. 21 71 —Ors% Wooiern of Corada, 141 1 1611/0 now Amok it 06 Lombardo-Venetian. 2 21 Pow. CIIAPLAINS To THE Bazaars OF LONDON.—Mr. Aldermen' and Sheriff Phillips ham appointed aa his chaplain for the year of bra shrlev•lty the Rev. Michael Gibbs, M.A., of St. Paul's Cathedral, and rector of Christ =l, l 7ewgate-etreet. Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Gabriel hes appointed the Rev. Mr. Butane& to be hie chaplain foe the same period. DRAM OF A PRISONER IN WARWICK SOL.— An inquiet was held on Tuesday week at the County Gaol at Warwick to inquire into the cause of death of one of the prisoners (George Thompson), who had been found dead In his cell early on the previous morning. The inquiry wee adjourned until the following Friday, in order that a poet *torrent examination might be made, and on that day wee farther adjourned until Monday, in consequence of it having transpired that 17 of the prieoners had forwarded a statement of their opinion as to the cause of the death of Thompson to the Rome Secretary, end to Lord Leigh, one of the visiting junticee. On Monday them communication , were produc-d, but their con tents were not allowed to transpire beyond the jury. Four of the prisoners were examined, and additional medical evidence given. The facts slicked showed that the man had been compelled to work on the treadwheel when he was not lit to perform any laborious work, and that the medical treatment wee not the beet adapted for the owe. The prison officiate eetermined the idea that the deceased was tt etommionr" in coder to avoid work, and this in some met , ewe accounts for his exceptional treatment. The coroner stated that he had every reason to believe the Home-ofllne would bare prosecuted the inquiry had be not ooutinutd it, after receiving the communication forwarded by the prisoners to the Secretary of State. The inquiry wee resumed on Wedeeeday afternoon, when the following verdict was given —" Died from syncope, cowed by debility, brought on by his abstaining from taking a eadicient supply of food, and puswaing a course of coedit& calculated to deceive the Rothe rham of the Fawn. more particularly the medical attendants, es to the real data of hie health." WOLT-HUNTERB.—The Echo de Vegans reit an account of a grand wolf hunt at Genie (Dordogne , by M . Piston Auhonne, master of wolf-bounds, and • party of about twenty gentlemen on horseback and some 400 persona on foot, most of them armed with guns. They drat pro ceeded to a wood which a litter of young wolves was known to frequent. The hounds soon found one of them and killed it after a short run. The next day not a wolf could be found asyvkire, but on the following morning several were discovered, and onset them wee shot. At • dinner_ given by one of the sportsmen he treated his friends to a dish of cut lets., which were found rather tough end insipid. Re after wards told them that what they had eaten had been cut from the animal killed that day. Most of the party seemed I to think that the joke bad been certied rather too far. --- -- ----- Consols are officially marked 951 to 96, for money, and 95 1 to i for the avount. The pre sent quotations are 951 for cash,and 951 to 96 for the Bth of November. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 225 ; the Three per Cents. Reduoed, at 941 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 1 • India Stock, at 222 to 224; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1021 to 1031; ditto scrip, at 103 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 96!; ditto 1859, at 961; India Bonds, at par to 4s. prem.; and Exche quer Bills, at 275. to 31s. prem. Little business bad been done in the foreign stock market. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. remain dull at ri to 781, and the loan of 1858 at 661 to 671. Spanish Bonds are rather more enquired for. Mexican remain fiat. Sales are recorded as follows : —Bmzilian Old Five per Cents., 1021 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 21t; ditto for account, 22 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 671; Sardinian Five per Cents., 86, 861 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 321, 32*, 321; Turkish Biz per Cents., 1854, 77t, 78 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 681, 661; ditto Guaranteed Foar per Cents., 103. In the discount market yesterday there were a few transactions at 21 per cent., but most of the princi pal establishments continue to demand the Bank rate on good bills. The business at the Bank was to a moderate amount. Payments continue to be made on account of the call of 400,0001. due to-morrow on the capital of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway, so that the sum to be provided on that day will be only moderate. Of the nature and value of the cargo of the Royal Charter nothing is yet known, the vessel having sailed from Melbourne eight or nine days after the date of the latest advicee re ceived thence. It is stated that, in addition to the 79,000 ounces of gold, valued at 316,0001., known to be on board, she had a large number of sovereigns; and a further considerable aggregate was doubtless" in the possession of the four hundred passengers who have perished almost within sight of their place of destination. Scientific aid will doubtless be called in as promptly as possible, with a view to attempt the recovery of a portion of this mass of treasure. The liability rests principally upon insurance offices in London, one of which is said to suffer heavily, bat partly upon Lloyd's. The vessel itself was in sured for about 60,0001., of which 20,0001. will fill upon London, and the rest upon Liverpool sod the Clyde. Subject to the prospect of recovery of the gold, the total loss probably does not fall far short of half a million sterling. The Royal Charter was noted for her sailing qualities, having, on her last outward voyage, reached Melbourne from Liverpool in 59 days, whilst her five previous pas sages, according to the Melbourne Argus, were accomplished respectively in 59, 64, 62, 83, and 64 days. The last voyage out and come occupied only about five months, inclusive of the detention at Melbourne. The Royal Charter was owned by Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co., of Leer pool, and registered 2,164 tons. She was propelled by an auxiliary screw. Owing to cue numerous shipping casualties re ported, there was some excitement at Lloyd's to-day. They have been principally confined, however, to coasting or small foreign vessels, ocean-trading ships having, with the one melancholy exception, escaped; and this circumstance tends to circumscribe the sgcregate loss. The Calcutta and China mails, viii Marseilles, are expected to be distributed in London on Monday. A telegram from St. Petersburg, dated on Thurs day, quotes the exchange on London at 34 15-16 i, and describes the weather as milder. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2501.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,2631.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire (including East Lan cashire), an increase of 3,0301.; the Midland, an increase of 2,305/. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 2,6041. ; and the South Eastern an increase of 1,422/. The half-yearly meeting of the Globe Insurance Company was held yesterday, at the offices in Coishill, Mr. Thomas M. Coombs in the chair. After a favour able statement of the results of the business of the current year had been submitted, the usual dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum (free of income tax) was declared. With reference to the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, the securities of which are held to someez tent in Europe, the Philadelphia Bulletin has the following: A notice in the Ledger, referring to the Reading Railroad Company, and toe probable resignation of Mr. Cullen, the preaideat, would lead to the inference that there was dinette faction in the board. This we learn is not the case. But it is necessary that the company should have a representative in Europe to attend to certain affairs maturing in 1860, which is now near at hand, aced it is believed that so one is so com petent for this office as Mr. Cullen. It is, therefore, probable that he will go to Europe, and the presidency will be assigned to some one else. But no change will be made until the board has had fall deliberation sad bee determined upon a fi t succorer who shall be satisatory to all concernel. The paition of the market for American sectritise is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: The market for American securities during the past week, although very firm, has been lees active, and the alma transactions both in state and railroad bonds have no: been to an extent to affect prices, which remain without ctomge. nitaitiDAT EYINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96; to 96 for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at 961 to 1, de clined to 95,1, "sellers," and cloned at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 031. The (Acid business report is as follows :—Three per Cert. Con sols, for money, 951, I, 1, . 1 1 ; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 961,1, 1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, 1,1; New Turee_per Ceuta., Kt, 1, 1 1; Sank Stock, 223, 227; the New Indian Five pee Cent. Laan,lo3, 1031, 1021; ditto scrip, 1031, 103. 1021; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 18.58, 964, 961; ditto, 18,59, 961, 961. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cent,. were do officially marked 791. The New Indian Loan showed considerable steadi ness, the scrip closing at 103 to The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1838 were quoted 961 to 97 ; those of 1839, 96! to 97 ; India Bonds, par to 3.. prem. ; and Exchcquir Bills, 275. to 30s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock mark:: were to a fair extent, bet in several instances rather lower prices were quoted. Turkish stocks have again declined 1 per cent., the loan of 1834 being quoted 771 to 781, and that of 1838, 661 to 671. Mexican Bonds were rather flat, at 21,1 to 22. Spanish and Vent curls Bonds, and the scrip of the Russian Loan also showed some heaviness. M1N83.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocir. In the mining market to-day there has been a moderate amount of business, chiefly in the Stock Exchange, in shares in Weet Ca mden, East Barret, North Frances, Wheal Unity, Providence, Wheal Charlotte. and Great South Tolris. East Basset shares are officially marked is that establishment 60; Grambler and St. Aubyn, 55; Great South Tolgne, 131 ; and North Downs, 13. United Mexican mining shares are steadier, and have been dealt in at 21; Lusitanian mining shares are marked 11. MONEY ~!AI h7E2.-2111S D11.;'• Two o'CLoar. The funds are firmer to-day, and yesterday's decline of per cent. has been recovered, although business exhibits no revival. The purchase by the government broker has been limited to 6,000/. Re duced Three per Cent. stock. In the share market prices are nominally quoted u before, business being almost exclusively confined to preparations for the settlement. This is "making up day." Indian Railway shares are heavy. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is slightly flatter, at 1021 to 103 g. The Three per Cent. Rentes have improved per cent. at Paris this morning, the opening pries being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 69fr. 45c for the account. 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