The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-08 00:00:00

BACINIY. T EE i1. , 1111L1 C2UILI7_2O t MILD Ar mush Ju• Wiggins, 24. was brought up at thip woo Clan yarrodry, on a nand chase a a.. az folowor:1 mired Ur Math at Jame a tbre, pme of age. TLe portkures of the ars as it tbn vp ,...1 on the foram Morn, moo poblitird fa t a, b a ,r, g 4 VRI► art—lr three (unix" mtimeof Wdbomo--Thro oh., of so Ingorbot Air r its ra rer girl s ill b. ezuble4 is speak are fir 11.'74 ibis re as tae aka day to what oedorrodooll gra a r o a bar groats NM by Me Garr of dr oblidorlor le mot oto rugs lir boa fouta4 .a and tile mom 1111130• La a y dr From; sod SUM, she loran naddsurios tM h a w r the body IMO bores beta—tbo ilettilet being “Wilfal rode , . -7 1 7: kw ottani. called was . totrried weeees, sweet owea, madam 'woke the peteeeee, Is Maim Caue bett-leae, Heck wy, bat twe widows wee yet sad wily west t o prove having bees the lit penes Lead te One the tkaib of the child, at which ewe h V7 at a bed I. a ewer nem with blood et the wade libe spoke glee w bailee wee Widnes 'boat the .We heed es the preview Iletaiday. llr swab WWI% ewes yews et we, Ira seat pet derwerd, bat 1717reete, ease emnifially wiettleateg be, ota wood thee ett *add -s bee to be men twity iewneeted m ti medad eldiseibilla ea oath Was he nweived bet J Mays" heemea et the Prises 'Mahe, iesisow, Aimed tiwe blames *hi and tea is the manias at de OW eh. We Omer awe to his wed wooled his to who • law dee bw be bet brbeed, the eavelw beteg ebbewed et "Jame Wider, at Illr„ lietowfe, Adelaide-bows, wee se litisme••••4l•4 Nam." The (ems MO pin-demi, sad delbewe Illdnediei ; ;;My dear hashead,-1 retedred pone Ude *kb •oaos order, hie which I have to thank to Wane yes that Jemmy toppesed with 0014610 aid died lot night. Dear bus load' you out tem bons, d possible, thrody you get thl. — ineree White, who le appareatly doable the age of the =, aat4—l am seder- cochineal to the tensity of Mr. at Lower Claptue I have no oharetien to gin* ovi ism My re died shout two yeah slam I lave eau UMW with fleheaef about fen *numbs. She ka• sot saw har2 o by ain s. The lat:e ..Ly quesoon wee born w the 7th 16111, sad omit,. Mosiorw, have bees tree yrs .rd • eM Mr day. I lett home os thadth of September ts pto the mad& iou /dr. &mei' email,' re cupid woe la rry goad bark the. I ham knows him weakly as tras—ite waslikely to be inkier is Om herb whoa he ate vegetables. I received this letter is the 29th, sad retarsed his.., De set esselleet what I did with the arendope, INi so mash akemmL My two Oda girls me wry goqd and ballad Andras. The pteenr had care of them all, sad prawirms to thie to Wire we, well to hr. Mired Thaws Ilecon—l am • raper sad raid* at Hersey. I saw the child James Wine area • with pre lims to hie drib. The Krone herr him to my here. He was arm ag from an erre is ths 101 l aids of the ter Si. told me b• bad bees dahlias es the Dross, and that Mal cared it. The child looted 111 sad weak. I layard rarer she had mesas to proms proper aortaialuompt tor him, eed aid e.M that her blatant" we. away ash the she W am. I attended to the Mold sad gave her • In& la mossy. At that time I mw a 0 marks of Moran Primer knight him two days Mte smi he woe thsa mach improved In = I did sat Ni tie child eosin until the morning 17.7:28. whoa as came to my residers tad Norma he SO viol We ClMlllte/ wee nolo. dead se dying, gao appeared fraatte 'fief, ad whit in my estriyay attracted the summios of prers-r. I cannot •.y that arrad men. I speak of her ran sad area. Milord her to her home, daring which Was her ..see was the ors. I /oar dm child partially dressed iyag sa w : bed bat quite warm —top r —Pad reeds( cm • Allow. It bar that ils re bed very rear, born • rest is wake s. as rotor thrown over the other thaws, aml am rpm. ha le list tie timid bad brim pier ea isw my iaspestir , nearer Wife mend with s Wady Mid, dad tarn wm• arras krises oa tie nibs tide ol the has. Ise rd how • raw thr narks, and Use proposer replied, . I menet tell. I we. sr ell day yesterday, aid whew I came kens hat sight at hill-per eight o'clack, tie child bed beam pat mini by this Sir glrl," wrap to the girl 'mord here ea the reser etemina. I Hiss irked primer t/ stas hsd heard nay Wang el the eldhl daring the sight, aad re Hs, dal am; he was with mo rd re ester all night. is bed." I than restissul His rale Ctrl. She hesitated, bat sesewand, 1 knew aotkiag Meat it.. The drat witness was pu.ese daring this ormentles. I saw so other mark. et Ned is the those I bar mirierd. thMmom r. Ir Ilynort—Wee there any blood as the bed at Ant e f De. Bess-1 did at fete down theshest. I leaked dad, Lot could ape see say. I shortly afterwards gas laltraia ties et the testisealiesa sad while peseleglag home lab these test Me yrieweer. flits sward to hese posadhee oder it Me heed, ead I Wave ea sat that it was ass. Os the followleg da I lases • pat Male= theMtatioll. Teo extend appeortaes ef the body was deem, the scalp of the bra wassed with very the ham, cad early bald et the book tor. The heir was aged w length. Os the lets was Mies was a well weed, all a bah I. sad ppag the mete sheet • quarter of an Oa the as. availing parties d Me right parietal boas, asehymeda the ass de lisenessty pisenwat bested. awl • swell weer/. aid la eggesnaca Oa Ms had put of the rleht as then wee swan elsealea of curiae aod slight sothysosta bea wanly conespeallieg atareace cat the left var. Oa the bah pet d the heed there was may maks of old brier, sal sway weal ealtyaows Moat the body. Newly the Wok d the right elle el the lea Ira covered with ashy mew. the herd befog maw the right eye. The weir saes as the law pre of the lea wan la the glresilea el two eons% peaks( Mem the Shia bretede the tightest. ash melts se eight be prehand by the el a and. Then wore a fat wedgy ea lett cheek, sad a ▪ imheeled woad, the ague of which wen amid. • MA usual of assesee laid add hoe. the assails wale I toad the bead, sal mho Media as entessive cyclamates, sad a arrow err are ; aka ea esehrerie over the wadpign Them was see soy dietwass Si Mane, the whites ofthe ryas pas ash gram eery freely dead; the hack of the lei wrist sal Melted cube rtght wrist as.. waked by a asthma* lbe et rely auk arty her es lath Is weds • wises the wise VIM as mead, the bre wee Seetiwasse imp/ three.l en et spike do Ow bed bees me rem! rid Ned la Neu if the hely. sit WSJ it—the ellighlty Seel ridden el do dhow jelete leder Me spire. (Sere lire at abides,- ash ad weft Mee preerme.) Time ends I haw tire applied r the smeter epelre 4 red I Sad tart they lb reedy eves Se diet wait the ir—e Masa stehgletale we reed wedieready rem the rest need the Goads et bob sirreord se is ewer the spine awl shesidase, bet bin Ewe as the right eras sad es the that—see ay geed has has had that its rose orb. Oa brit tee brume Are ore ern yarns et dithered Meer ; der were .Me twe liege if r teyrade weer the teler, has of rem siendles, ad.willow mall raper= es the hip sad haps. Os Maas the scalp duos if bleed sues iwad a the prietel heste, eireepsediag welt the saws arm et teem due. Iles, pare id the Kelp wen Nered, es the bred had rate cans M dies bees ebsesbal. Os the pert the heed them IMPS epos et eitteviented bred as. mere ties my, wed es weft the had I had as arneeee esesterat eireerles the upper Garter el the hit breimpher et the brie. Os the right - ode when wee eat tern as the bon pier foe el the raw basisphatt, the Mad mass es the " lestartsa." The Tam at the bat ef debate as. mad wish dad. The abets/hos of the bride tad awhile as pesisoh healthy. Tat reehylambe ear ihe twedpip was as, seprilrei, the windpipe Need iplho retry. nue wee set may_ reinter of she &ilia bowleg Ma ken swasselaka. The eta:each was quite empty. 71s lope baseisie caseated • mall Twenty of heateat osier. I eliesid OM the dud bad had ararcely say . fiat to the makes ft beers to ite deeth. The largo sad wen asetime IMO Masalal with data, sorb as cadres see Palate le alms esthrlag hoot dram.... Mr. Ts* Eyeceara-ieppalig the acrid to have boas did gip at as Wand as devcrib.d, would It scone' he the Mawr sad. is the chow laststag with its face dowswerd Dr. Eases—lt would. Mr. lrlynovert —To whet do you attribute the death if the child ? 11;esse—Wkbeat doubt to apple:y-4e heed hew lip deem fer arse beam ■r. D'ltyaroart —had supposing the jaw to have bees bed up, the tasdeecy to epopi. wild b. turremoori r Dr. H.. , a—Ceruinly. \•n may of she bro.:ewe of them• alt.. silkiest to accosts for drib. Mr. D'Ereceart—hed ys sever heard of a child dyieg cf smopiety from wend causes ? Dr. Hama—l asver dot, b-lieve such possible. Mr &Ey:smart—The punnet mill sow sand remanded. bunag entire Irwin of the avidness the primmer rood se w tbs homer OCCROL 114 with the elisrestioa of few saseers 'MI. the reediest eeessesy was bass emu ; she See tared very pain sod app~fag fefstoressedoest to eft. 21, 4 say et the wises., sere eireseemeaserd. TNT DOIL7nI.I MIMOSA AND SIIICIDT AT WOE tette —VI uhruTtie, baluoT NVlSlSo.—Althuoith tbs h.* dawns boa Lam drsgrd with rear miry ta. sours Mo lar.. thy bodies el Yrs. Hari sad kr halal child have not fe" •sered, bet tbrra .a /Mb desk that big ahe and her t;ile welnewned. Ttr inky body &mai I that of the oldest (tow's. To-day , ke hashes, Thome Harris, was Loa Wore the imagist:rd.@ aa taw dirge of attenaprlng -.arm& his wile, akw boars lailme ale ran from the awl (at is L-liewel) threw thermal and her children T. ' ur ewer. Ileve..l winnow, eon ettn 4 llwd, sit to •L etohe to the til-treatment which Mra. Barris had wiwei from bar bastard, bastard, and his mother and miner. l iwre and his wife, it irotepirsd, bad repeatedly quarrelled 't lleaday sad Taeoday, sat Mins Lad at dinner hum Tflealay •feed hi. wife f y the throat Slid hetifirri her ...Alt the Dead with his list. Too came evening. at tea a ILe laurel b.d ora remsed, and loan :. ei•ter " ru murder Burly Odra. Horne). Mrs, H a rris 4 .0 itreatly ifad, to, Idi c wed oh. Y,Md drown her ". 4 oar •LONtra, .ad ran out 'at the Lou r . Tlsi• woo st ""-' , ek, and ate nail I sot be traced afterward', Lai as I ale ran 111 Um duteous of lea river. there ma fa no dool-f o. aped iato Ito river verb Parr lee cbildrsti. nettle , Maradail, sad las lawless cakaapl•as wnt.rtuw. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1859. SLIIODI FIRM AT 81.1ATIVALI Abb BOCELILIBUtI. This morning, between the home of 12 and 1, O'clock, a montred polies °Moor arrived at the Brigade engine stations with intelligence that a serious fire had Inc ken out in the town of Stratford, Rum. Several engines were at one dispatched from Loudon, when It was found that the eondsgration had taken place in some extrusive premites belonging to Mr. Sher, a bessaterthent, situate in Turnpike-row, High- atreet. The WON were not estioguiatted until the back warthogs, sad the easily stock in trade, consisting of several tons weight Olt SUM rags were destroyed, and the front home nearly to rum T►e sufferer was insured in the Pt anis FireseMes. The Were are took place during the night oatheprembes belonging to the Patent Pared% Light Company, No, 19, Beelderalimry, City, and, trans the well-known natant of the 'meek la the place, caused the utmost excitement in the neigh boorhocd. The GM?a commenced on the ground Boor, amongst • quantity of straw need for packing, and coming in contact with the inflammable liquid on that Boor • fearful Wen ensued, and the back w►rehonee becalm, ignited. The are then extended to the four upper doors of the premises belonging to Messrs. Mer ritt end Hatchera, pehrers, No. 19, and also to Mots of Mr. I. Hobbs d, solicitor, No. 18. At that time the whole of that c.,ntined neighbourhood Appeared doome i to be destroyed, for the domes were attacking with full vigour the wall known drug establiehment of the Merare. Horne. The Bremen, under Mr. Braid wood and Mean. Pogo and Bridge*, at once had flee or six engines at to work, but in spite of their exertions end the vast columns of water thrown upon the Bret the work of destruction continued, end it waa past 10 o'clock this morning before it was considend safe be the last engine to leave. The damage done is thus elleially reported by Mr. Braidwood The Pantile Light Company, warehouse, ground floor, back win windows' and staircase severely damaged by are; beak ware boas, burnt out, and basement damaged by are sad water. No. 10, Means. Merritt and Hetcham, four upper trots and contents severely damaged by fire. Ne. 18 , J. Hay ward, back windows burned out; Messrs. Horne, back and side' of front severely damaged by fire. Two of the last named sufferers are insured in the Royal and General Fire Odices. CRICIET. GRAND CRICKET WEEK AT THE VICE-REGAL ', Loons, Depute—Hie Excellency the Earl of Carlisle istertalzed during the last week /*veal members of I Zia. Sari Cricket Club at the Vic► Regal Lodge. The party ' , assembled ore Friday, the 23rd of September, and commenced their cricket campaign as the following day. UNITED Sear Ica Curs s. THE ATEZNAVIL—TbIe was a very friendly match. It took plane yesterday= the Surrey Ground, Kennington-oval, and wan the return pas. The United Service went in first, but only sowed 46, 20 falling to Mr. Reading's share, the only doable Sputa. The Athenreurn =de 38, their opponents heading then by 10, Mr. Painter playing wall for 13. The ssoamd eaters of the United service reached 43, Mr. Law betting well for IS. The Athena.= la their sexed innings had 53 to go in aping. Seam excellent batting took place, especially by Mr. Painter, who marked 33 (not out); but the whole, after a closely-contested game, were put out for 51, thus being the match by two runs only. 31eaers. Rill and Botwright bowled very successfully, and Mr. Joinsa's long.stopping was excellent. On the pet of the Atheneum we must notice the good bowling of Messrs. Pieter sad Teasley, and the fine long-stopping of Mr. Jarvis. CITY UNITED CLUH.--Thia club will play its closing match on Monday, on the South London Ground, Lower Kmadagton-lase. Sides will be chosen among the mem ber& Bohemia OF LAmsyrti CLUB. —The members of this club will play s closing match mass themselves oh )tarty, ea dm Berm aroma, Yamakeitea-ovsl. COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM: TALLOW WARXIT.—(THIS DAT.) The market is sandy, et the fallowing prices —Town tallow, 695. wet web; Petsrsirg T.C.es the spot, 675. 9d.; all the year, 67a. 6d. to 675. 9d. ; Deemeeide i 68.. ltsaitrr ATIZAGIC—TOWS 6313014 00s. 3d.; tat ii B ditto, :h. 24.; yellow BAssiss, Od.; malted at Cs. 6d.; rough ditto. 265.; taw perm, 16..; drop, 7s. COVENTAARDEN.—(THIS DAT.) Piss apples mad grapes continue plentiful. Pears consist elttedy ef Marie Louise, Dichosa) d'Angoul6me and Beurr; Diet. The beet dawn apples at present in the market are the It!Won, sad King of the Pippins. What are termed salt fruits are now neoly over. New Madeira oranges have Pat arrival. Good filberts may be had for 9d. per lb. Cabbages, beams, carrots, and artichokes may be obtained In quantity. Cauliflowers are moms. Potatoes realise from 4s. to Pa. per owe. Cucumbers abundant. Cut !loamy &lady china m *maim orchids, pedants', dahlias, violets, mignonette. aws, heaths, and roses. 'SUIT. Plus Anisgoar n+. kb, h mipisi. pa bet .t.... 1. ea I. Ss Ontea Pit 15 .2 is "is hem pit MU •Sen, 6. to 10.1 *irk mak a blo 46 pir 4.a.. la to I. to M pm Ms.. Is pm IN lb., N. I* Ns num. P. pumat to is ball 6.767. g.. Na to /b. VS(II% Madam% pir dot. 1. 4. Omsk Mk huseass.l* to* Cabbida. is. le U is So id Ilnael. Mr. p. dem% * fold Parry ip.lsa. NO 1.1 Dies par low.„ bis Pirs!e+ !•111,111. AnMisr, F des.. h le le adelf ."l" l2 :41 r tt mi:L.-er _ r 1144 - 414741■ 7 44 ... ?IMP% 1444 4d 144444441. 4..1444. lo to nomenbus, 414.. 11 1414 14 ls Tore do.. csob 44.1W61 21444 4444 Par 1 de, WA to Id Id --on. A VINW• i r L M OS 104.14.. par .sere. 1. to Id 1114.• lad LMbes Nuaresile. 0441.. 1.34 Weld Pan/sy par 13 busetw . 3. 4. 4. 94 , 4.4.. 4.. 14 to 4i SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Maws. Davie sad Compaq report prim without Anode& Prise meadow hay, 40s. to 70a.; superior ditto, 725. to 30e.; ialarior ditto, 14s. to 654 ; rOirea• 40s. Se ; dower old. 90s. to 100 s.; ditto, mow' eat, dOs. to ; Mow. Ma- to SOL TRAFFIC RECEIPTg.—The traffic returns of rail ways In the United Kingdom for the week endiog Oct. 1, amounted to 642 200/, and for the corresponding week of INS to 608,0901., shit...ion an increase of 34,1101. The gnus nessipta of the eight reilways having their termini In the moiropadio amounted to 243,8111., and for the oor responding period of Bet year to 231,7991., showing an icscreatie. of 12,0121. The lacrosse on the Esewns Counties Railway amounted to 118/ on the Greet Northern to 1,9181. ; on the Greet Western to 1,4111. ; on the London and North Western to 6,9821.; on the London end Blackwell to 1681.; on the London end tiontla Western to 1.081.; and on the South Eastern to 371.: to el, 12,120/. Bat front this must be deducted 1081., the decrease on the Diodes, Bnglitni, and Bomb Coosa, bay ng the Illettall4 es above, 12,0121. The re ceipts es the other lines In the United Kingdom sineontsd to 296,3891.; and for the correepooding week of lest peer to 278,2911., showieg an increase of 22,098!., whkh, added to the 'nervy,* on the metropelitius line., makes the total Inettate 34,1101. so compared with the our esepeeding week of 1854. READING HOP FAIL—At the first hop fair held Reading the corporate body generouely pieced the Corn Exchange and general market premien at the disposal of the konmake for the purpose. The &need ass of growers and &okra was large, and the supply goad, the :number of pockets brought in being nearly &A, besides which a wry large quantity was represented by ample. The trade ruled rather dull. A strong proof that an extensive yield of hops has taken place in the district of Worcester during the present meson ie fortiebed by the fact that the hop guardians have beau compelled to °basin the use of the large hall at the Guildhall to store hops in temporarily, their strobeses being choked up by the exuberance of the supply. The peculiar fragrance of toe hop penetrates the whole building. The fair closed on Thursday, having fed* realised in point of suave. the expectations of its promoters. At the close of the fair at four o'clock the Mayor of Reeding ed. dressed the growers and bowers, thanking them for the oar disl support which they hats given to the inaugural fair by their MOINLIKE* in such large numbers. A vote of thanks wee posed to the mayor, and a merchant from the bereregh gagreasel the gratification the dealers had felt in witsimelng the eatielsetory wrung, memos made by the authorkier, and his arinvictien that the fair was well establiebed. The mayor said be erns denotes of root icing any suggestion sa to un processed"' which might be made on future oceans.. The merolest referred to again eon, and remarked that alter an expedited of 25 years he WM mat& to suggest any improve. rants Three e.re ems given for toe mayor and " Auer ma to the Reeding Hop Fair." TIDAL PIIENOYEttON.—A tid►l phenomenon wee noticed et Bode+. Of ru Turedey, end we here piece least that a strange perturbation of the sea was visible diet morn- inn all string ths mast* of eel:mall, Devoe, sod Somerase At Neuman the see ruddrialy revs from three to four toy, and emninued to vise and fall shoot %bat height for the eves, of an boor. At Wdeford, s Feculent's who was nett ing on the river, had hie brat Med bleb and dry upon the Leach. The onemodun is supposed So have been al volcanic ceisin.—Brutol Strawy. &Lila 1,1626.-2.813 DA). Two o'CLoot. The railway share market to-day is ex tremely inactive. The attendance of members is very . limited. In nearly every instance prices are nominally quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. London and North Western stock is quoted 93i to 94; Great Western, 63 to 1; Midland, 106 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96 to ; Great Northern, 102 to 103; and London and South Western, 94 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quiet, at 2to 21 prem., ex int. Great Luxembourg shares are flat. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is also more offered, whilst Atlantic and St. Lawrence continues in good demand. !AP.6141 rtirib. - 11GaZia Mara. A. 1 p. le. O i rdet airdirs. pie Filla;Pa : 1 6 1 1 P re r tar at rt . a . 6 Pad :47r.a.47i. 171 ..... maj moral 17. I`ar!Udine .31.thalg t. N e. 41 4,w. t , as. OCT p. 64014 sa !at . .eir a. Prot. atElluila am.:rw iteir Agtins. pond I~T~"sfie~ PM: . ' —, . kid NT. AMPS PM% i n mei rEs. Il A zza L p.4 1)6. 4EI pa sues ligeW tras.4 pw at upse mat OsaliTeplidies4p.sLass Orllogaalp.46 1 .V 1 2 " ..,b/.... e 4,4. 10t 100 A A H. M lu 100 tit K 99 $S 90 119 91 1 191 17 9 18 II le l 19 20 91 19 141 I MMIIS 11 - 7 11 I 5 111 N • • za ii t IS Ili llf 111 113 lii 143 In 04 IP 1170 *l* 112 172 74 74 101 11 131 II 14 113 101 103 ii I) n a a a se . 414 at rit I /I ail Tii le THE POLICE COURTS. flliDl DAT.) MANSIOII-11013.3. •4114vILTIN411 • WM. kisA 4 d Piz." . J. , ,...simpg with santialelwe Idawile, ink Abig•U Pettily*. The poem lams esid—Tbie le mry bnebemd. Leen night ble• teen use and two u'eleek le ISM bow sat as wort Moo &hoeing we. I did wet esaver 11% and be took up some pine% se 'army se be wad pt, sad an. then atee • mina et them maim! me on the heal. He then tha w • teapot whisk alma me an the be..k of the bead (showing her bead, whit! MY plesteml up), end made • flak el me. heed sake hie aim sad I think be w(4,41 have me had sot t he poheentan %mimed at the wham. Thiele sot the diet time by • gnat essay. He has ben Were the Rabbi, au t bee also been la Meta for two menthe from this come, but whet be mime hams be b bawd wane th.tu over. Yulic••oantlablittd2 esid he heard • greet dieturbestoe at the • hez t and met to an whet wee the muter. . thaw the of the Lathan Into the room, and sew ohs pima hie wiiie bead valet his arm, and the Woad newhe down be. neck. Thiekicg something eerioos would beeps be west late the beam, and the pro... matrix edit that be bed so often dam the mane that the should Om bow beetwep .... .. LsrJ MajOiL—Whlif boos You to 11 •1, i rt•ohor? W. Primmer-11, my lord, the fact was at the publie house phyla( • gum at cards fot a plat of heir, whoa stio awe le htch me. 1 lit her, bat lam eery sorry for it, animal beg ay wtio's pods& 1 will lake cue that it dotal occur spin. Lord Msrr —lt is • wont brutal await, sod a very dis graceful thing that you should I. at • publlo-houss at air& fill 1 o'clock ha the faersdag, while your wits is at loss. I will take can It shall arm occur 'gala fur some (lass You West go to prison for Ws w,ekt. • GANG OF TOVINO etcavocarre. Theme Ova.. sad limey Merriam., both of when appeared to W .taut le, were charged with picking peekaos noise the following etreamstaaces: port* P•Tha ma led evening he woe to Aidgete, whew be saw toe two prisoner &dein about behind several gentilemee, and attempting their pockets. The last =giiner oi sie surespted by Harriers, Cranes sesediag y behind, covering him with ki s same. manilas took a handkerchief out, which be pee Ws We own pocket sod walked off, He (titers) immediately appnred the "milkman of his loop, and meet la march of s policeman. When he retorted with eas the hrre were still at the mine game, viz,, trying pockets. elallicernan went over and took th em b oth into cnatcly. Police-ounatable l 9 H said he took the two prisoners into amitody, and on searching Crewe at the auition, found ttrec silkheadkesele amongst which wee the prosecutor' e,op the eleswesy his coat. Tle Lard Mayor—They appal/ to have had a good day's work. Are they ►sown P Mr. Goodman (maid olerk)-01t. yea, my lord. They have hews pickpockets ever awe they were co higher than this Wis. and have both been convicted a greet number of times temp& court. Policen;;;;bie—Aced Cruse has been convicted eleven than fins Wervhip-etieet. Creesn—l haws as,., been la a prison before In my life. ifarrieon—Aad lam Tine innocent. Ido not even know Ma (the ether peleestt). Tile Lard Mayor—Well, I shall commit yen both for trW. It is thee your game Amid be stopped. Meweallted esterdlagly. GUILT/MALL. 1050100 • ILAILW•Y CARRIZI. Gm Cresson was charged before Alderman Corder with areallig a utlty of wool belonging to Maws. Pickford and CA\ Ab lie slra i. cerriars. sail be mew the prisoner with his lent shag over his shedder, and observing something balky ia the COSS. he &eked the prisoner what It wan Me said it we. sacs wool which he had picked tip at she rivet aids, bat Itatowlag the trimmer had had the cam of a kat ef wool. the allow tared him with taking it from one of the bid" apes which he odmit.ed the fact. Mr. Teals the ardeteat clerk, inquired in whose employ is the cad. the primate was mad la what moaner the wool was secreted The Mbar all the 'Meow was in Mean. Pickford'. empley. There were &boat 3,lin of wool conowled la the Wag of the prlyearee ems. Mr. Gale, trout Mtwara Pickford's, said the prisoner we. • gored to one of their yeas, and he welt lase sesyloyed to *levity 90 bale. of wool frame lioraelydowa to Lesslos-well. Mr. Iroine asked if the wool found on the prisms, our -1 with thatbelow I' irdiftls tae e said it did; mg that the easel quality lotted on tbeArlsontr was rolesiwg teen ewe tithe babe. 11z. lksjamin Chahar, Is the employ et Mtn. Gooch sad Coutes, of Laid's-well, save sunder 'widen°, as to the Is one tale vim delivered at their warehouse. I dell trgede asked in what manner the wool bad been airratiead from the kiale 61888767seiTtiaa masa of the bale had bean copses& mad wen my weft arida a different kind of 'msg. Mr. Gale cud that this clam of robbery bad become of mob begun% occartaacte, that Meson. Ptchta b rd mote t th detercaimed t ;roe the & charge, att they ro oo an of period Minna C: a m i rer red the charge agaimat the primer was of ins serious a detractor to be &spool of sunnily, sag therefor• committed bin for trial. WESTIIINISTZIL. TRZ 111711[11--TiIItATIMIXO WO ILI WIN. Richard rrypriaa, • yusig rub was Martial Were Mr. ?yaw Irish tiraisalm Isagaag• towards William ',saw, jaw, la do sunk• onlears. ILtlk sad Co., am tremers. Tiecemplateemt WNW that far some time poet be hos boss My anowyed by the pristine and some of his spuLest eight, between kalf-peet scw 6 o'clock, he was weenies eking Westroorshad-vmet, in dos sompeny of three ars. They spoke to bim about his having brnmeht some men from Truro, Cornwall. One of the pa ean's companions hod • plane in his bead, and he threa.ened be desk his (compleitant'e) brains out for bringing men from the constry. Mr. Poynter-4nd the prisoner make any remark ? Complainant—He add, " Ton are a nasty fellow, for brier( men from the roentry to supplant me and my fairy sees, and taka breed set of our mouths." Mr. Psyntsr—Dil the ether era say anything? Idr. They made • similar remark. The peYttna sad his osenpsnions bare been • constant an noyance is wentmew sod my family by corning to my house. No threste e. —lip. been loduc e l to leave their yloymat Mr. Camelhair, left ea tnapeTtnir of the B di.Minn , said that the primmer had ladaced two of toe men to have entirely. The prisoner d'd net 607 the chirp, and observed that be woe opposed to the dermeat. Mr. Poynter remarked that such laegasge as the pri soner had used wee likely to lead to a breach of the pease, but he did not think, sa no threat was need, that his conduct came within the roaming of 110 act referring to Wilkes. Ha tows OW to a* that the workouts had so generally puma gp pipmesable • tonne ea they had. The prisoner wee held to had, kfrowlf is 201., end two swam in 104. each, to keep the peace for alit meatho. The Jc•sor Moasaa.—A rasa sassed Crash has his arrested nese Clare. ,n the Ktnes County, on the charge N bong troyl.eared Is the • m id f Thee. hail • ses caked 31ahas kr his is pol. we Wed Is bsd, esd es the lei ter being raked a par et pailebe, weed seal laaas& a asist.aoskl, and powder sad eleet. sire Wowed. The plusses sun evidently pre for misuses, bet die pollee prooceded No csutiously WI a seals dM set take plus RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—An accident occurred as the railway near the New Bailey Statiow, B.lfad , ysanwe a y. fertenately unattended with Io.F. of Itlr. but onll eery serious le he cherseter. The axle of the tend., Arch. pn or tiy dter la. trent trft the station, sad • viokat oscillation of the train mune& the rule were torn up. two horse boxes thrown off the Ilea, end the pmeeeopers touch shaken; but beyond • 'held Nary to the Inman, there war so personal dump eereetnee. -- --- THE EXPLOSION ON THE LEWES RAILHAT.—The hmeetigation two the canre of the explosion of a locomotive engine so the Lewes branch of the Louden and Brighton Railway, on Monday night, was brought to a nanclu-inet yesterday afternoon. Evidence baying been given that the halm and the engine bad been regularly tested and ease mined, and Mr. Crew, n, the locomotive superintendent of the London and Brighton Company, having given his opinion that the explosion was caes?l by excess of pressure, and not from an Insufficiency of water, lb* jury praised. to exemine several practical men respecting the construed,na and condi tion of the boLer. Affix the ramming up of the coroner, the jury deli...lard about twenty minutes and then minified the following verdict That the explosion was caused by an nom of steam preesnre beyond that to which the steam valve was screwel down, but there to no evidence to show bow such increseed pre em. was obtained. The jury I me numend that teat y locomotive engine should be provided with a locked-up sefety valve beyond the control of the driver, in addition to the valves now in cm, sad that some regulation should be prescribed tor aectotaining with more exione eil than at present the weight to be taken by engines on rail way goods Maine." la the goon of his evjdence. Mr. Craven stated that eta. this explosion be had eetioualy thought of the advisability of putting en extra safety valve ' In addition to the two sow I. 'nand lift.. ATUEI*Z ELK-rms.—The Speaker of the Howe of Commas him tamed Ma wenant to the clerk of the crown to make out a new writ for the sired. of a member to serve In the present palliasse, kr the musty of Ayr, is room of the Ye Lord James !heart. Mr. Campbell, of Cralgie, and Sir y h . ses F ieg ismos, of Kilkerren, the !therel and tory mediators, are inumeantly cane...fag, and 'lnapt doily ad deeming the Merton ; and es the elia don approaches both partite seem maddest of returning their men. I.lNcoutentaa.—Mr. W. H. Roberts attended at the County Hall on Timidity morning, for the paptro of mvisiag the list of voters for the northers, diets,.n o f t hi s °nasty. Thr resul7 of the division wax as follows : Liberal claim., 46; en•tini.. 45. Coneerestive claims, 26; sus tained, '2i. Literal objections. 8; eurealinet, 6.. Comma nye olijo:litme, 4 i *twain., 4. Net liberal pia, 24 OADIIAILY MAUS AID MOLL Ilt (Pa I kanirim. olv.„B.lavetallgt 011tstadear....tao algt"lri - ai== cun gz le. 11 p.a. 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Vittoria Docks LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. 13 13 11 laeallia•Se 011.-1419koshaada, 77 ra—oamdenim. i—onst 1. alt—Greas wioms. 671 ce—g.....11.• Torkablrt i =l,4l 4 : l l — Lifftfte as 9 reale W. 9/0.114 999 94—latto I 9 ota..). 141 W.—Manchester. 9114149146. mud llecula. 34-31td7ala Mott 1106.1031—larta anaea, 944 —North alaffordataxe. 44 4 d4—North raatera—Berleck. 994 York and !tor% Mteland. 79 7:1 -4404 . C•1 4 Ial fftet. 44A 44 L. 6 thstara and Dom 17 lb II I.lll—Etuffalo and Wup num, tl—Datco &bed* 1 1916 4 344 dla.—Great Wretera et Ganda. 19e14—Ditu. weee ea Of Luscrnbour .7 749 4946 T fl ,m, d mune.. 99 9916-leiabardn. Vcoatun. 111 mu. On. 7,—A en. nut • ad. enarket. Great Waters, Nl—Looda, 661 I,9—Cekdoolans. 861—Doren. 76 211.1. 3—North titaihrek, 4 146 dl..—lartruhead 84.14. tit - - 31anctcatet Amman., 44 U—Doefficks. r 9 -o. 9 hill bar mesas. Orr. 7.—The data *Own In Ewer Valley Osman test a—Soda &afford.. 101 - ..b1 Palace Prot 4, 61.111. The • laal4 .Soma Inelude—tarmlualaama Guaranteed. 1.:474i—0u,... 41,1 im-44•111.1. lay Birmingham Caaal, 95. &GM Birealaataao • aaccearta Nov. 99 101 emu, ex My. MINBS.-T HIS DAY. Two o'CLOCI. The mining market has been only moderately active, this being Saturday, bat steadiness pre vails. Shares in Provident*, Wheal Kitty (Lehint), Tin Croft, Trencrom, Trewetha, West Condon, and Emit Basset mines are in demand. Great Crinnia shares are also in request and command 325. 6d. Foreign and colontal shares remain quiet. Port Phillip are tooted 125., and Worthing Ile. 6d. The shares of the English and Australian Copper Company bare oeen dealt in at 1; and 17 The annual meeting of the Kapanda Mining Company is celled for the 13th Met. The Tiumoft Mining Company have deelered their twenty-' sixth dividend of fie per /bare. 'Frew:4mM Mine has sold yeateeday 12 tone of lead ore at 161. 17a. par tea. 11.41‘1Z81.-211.1a Two oTiocr. Stagnation prevails to-day in the Stock Exzhange, which is almost deserted. Consols remain steady at yesterday's closing quotations ; and in the other markets prices are likewise nominally unaltered. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is steady, at 1011 to No change has occurred in the Three per Cent. Routes at Parie this morning, the opening prios being, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, 69fr. , iftc. for the account. Consols are officially marked 951 to t, both for money aid the 11th of October. The present quotation is 961 to t. The Five per Cent. Annuities have been dealt in at 1091; India Stock at 217; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1011 ; ditto scrip, at 1011 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 931 ; India Sonde, at 4 die. to par ; and Exchequer Bills, at 255. to 283. prem., being again Is. higher. Foreign stocks have met with a moderate amount of business. Peruvian Dollar Bonds continue firm. Mexican Bonds have not recovered from the late fall. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 831 to 841, and have been dealt in at both extremes. Russian scrip is marked / and t dia. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102; ditto Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 951 ; Danish Three per Cents., 85, ex die.; Equador Provisional Land Warrants, 3. 1 , ; French Fonr-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 91fr.' 50c. (exchange 251 r.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 221, 221; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 821, (exchange 45.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 481; Russian Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 991; ditto Three per.Cente., 1859, (scrip), $, I die.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 87, 881; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 833, 841, 831. _ _ The Persia has arrived from New York with 95,0001. in specie. HALT-PAST Two O'CLOCK. Console have not changed, being quoted 94 to 1, both for money and the 11th inst. There were no gold operation, at the Bank yester day. The 61,0001. in gold by the Shannon and Tyne will be lent abroad. There was rather more demand for silver yesterday for Bombay, consequent upon the advance in the exchange. Government will make no remittance of specie by the steamer of the 12th inst., but it is said that the private shipments may reach 200,0001. This estimate, however, is contingent upon the receipt of orders expected from the provinces. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon, in one or two instances, were rather flat, but the alteration in the rates was unimportant. The Frankfort ex change ruled rather lower, whilst that on Vienna exhibited an upward tende ncy, paper being offered. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 1L164 to ; ditto short, 11.14 i to 1; Rotterdam, three months, 11.161 to 1; Antwerp, three months, 20.30 to 5 ; Homburg, marks :snot, three months, 13.64 to • Para, three days sight, 26.10 to 16 ; ditto, Wee rootithe. 26.85 to 74; Frent-ast-des• Maine, three months, 1171 to 1 ; Petersburg, pro male, three months, 341 to 4 ; Venn% tff. do., three maths, 12.30 to 41 ; Tneste, ditto, three mooth a, 12.30 to 40 ; Madrid. three mouths, 491 to 60; Cadir, three months. 60 to ; Leghorn, three months, 30.6 to 10 ; Geooe, three months 26.53 to 00 ; Naples, three months, 401 to 4; Palermo, three months, litt.4 to 123; Meson*, three meths, 123 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days, 614 to 62 ; Oporto, 90 days, 62 to 1. Mr. John Bonnie, C.E., the managing director of the Oriental Inland Steam Company, has returned from India, and has addressed to the board a report on the performance of the steam trains on the Indus. Hs contends that the result of the experiment thus far is quite satisfactory, and confirms his belief that the principle on which the company's steam trains are based is a correct and economical one. He re commends, however, that the steam power be in creased, in order to vanquish the rapidity of the current of the Indus. ------- --- The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued last evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson There is not any change of • importance In the Colonial markets this week. Sager has experienced a slightly in* proved demand. and for doming cargoes rather bever prier have been obtained. Coffee continues to be freely offered. and, excepting for flue qualities prices are in favour of the buyers. Rice hes again been Inquired for, and qootationsi are maintained. Saltpetre has dectined about GS. per cot. AA active dement has existed for white pepper, and to-day's miles went at a rime of fully Id. per lb. Tat remains hustles, with very limited operations. With reference to the silk market, Messrs. Durant and Co. report as follows, under date last evening : We have a changed market In silk—so longer the deter mined quiet of the two previous mooths—nill without any general currency of demand. In Chloe silk a relnittion on the part of the importers, towards the close of lest month, to the extant of le. per lb., and the necesaities of our home con. ruiners, combined to produce business, and comiderable parcels were sold, leading almost to buoyancy of market, sufficient oven to induce the expectation of the feasibility of • return to the highest prices of August. Thus far this bee not been fully realised, end the attempt seems to have re pressed the apparently growing demand with our home con sumers, and effectually to keep off the foreigners, who were just beginning to show themselves; thus marki ng the de termination of the trade to resist to the uttermost any step towards higher pricer, which might otherwise be expe cte d, and, perhaps, not oasturally so, as the result of short stook and cheap money. In Bengal silk. transactions have been :111,nna very othing iim The next ed . In l i t.l oal an pal l io ni ste an are d P • sa to commence on the 19th inmost. - - _ - - The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 6, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation lamas Circulation active ?utile deposits Other deposits Govsnmasst aseturbiso hankies department .. 11,219,969 Decrease 49 Other secirit as in banki;a department 19,792,366 Increase 367,649 Coin and bullion in both departmeita Seven day =dottier bll s 909,006 Increase 84,872 The Rau Note. is reserve ...... 9,118,630 Demme 796.61 Total reserve (notes& omit) In bullring departmeat 9,986,890 Dec Tema 84,069 These changes are of some importance. The re• serve has diminished 824,0691., owing to the large decline in the Treasury deposits, coupled with the moderate extension of the Bank's discount business. Of the semi paid away on government account, as usual at the end of the quarter, a large proportion must have consisted of coin. This would explain the smallness of the inmate in the bullion, of which not ler; than 435,0001. was purchased by the esta blishment during the week referred to. The Cia:ette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wedneeday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 626,4301.; exports of gold, 100,1211.; imports of silver, 348,1431.; exports of silver, 105,4931. BANE of ENOLAND.—V. At! BA VIA. a 32. Be the week team IN ISM. Sal p A sexut. VON Weed /117ZA4 ALS 1.411,13 Proprtalers Caplial..../.14463M0 . 3.14i13 rquib4r;ii.4Waimi • razzez.l7.. -- F., co Mauro Debt. acci Dv./octal 11.611.081 Jahr 1.4p4.1t. ...... LAMM+ demo &valid Wier DM WON 4640.9911014 Oct. I. 11R. $6 1 I 7187 74 1091 “ al 41 al as xi LT AO ad 81 SI 44 AO U ,k M a 14 110 10 141 lil LA 114 0 0 4 4 lilt 4 itt i l as i i pa i l i - ,th - F. it it 2 "i 't . I li 11 tar 141 161 IP 154 purmint to the Act :th sad r. Oct. 5.1888. .....mesonent Deft A21.015.100 Other nocurlthe I Odd Oulu and Eullioe 11.025.601 611,t Bathos TAltitiO - ;1 Orermoent frintrue Oneida. Ord %Art Annuity). Othr rourtur INow ... 1 odd ..ii,;il rose 1 ,.„ a;i 1.7:360 A 40,996.11111 U. itmunum Oast Ombla. FRIDAY IMMO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to I, opened this morning at the same quotation, declined for a short time to 931, "sellers," and closed at 951 tot, both for money and next Tuesday's settlement. For the Bth of November the last price wee 951 to Z. The government broker made his usual purcheee of 3,000/. Console. The official business report is as totlows:—Three per Cent. Console, foe money, 951. 1; (lilt.) for account (Ilth Oct.), 95%, ; 'Link Stack, for account, 219% ex die.; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1011, 1011; ditto scrip, 1011, 1011 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 951, 951. - I - 1 236 3 1411 91 165 21 31 4) 6 4 A 1431 197) 1113 176 OD 90 11 1 11 13 1 33 35 Vi 111 sll so+ no g ul 46 LI 3 2i 12a I las 1141 111 1001 i