The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Hulilt.) RE JOHN WILTON. • -. v apor Chidley, of the firm of Mean. Chidley, of •1 Jewry, presented • petition on behalf of John formerly of 8, Commercial-place, Peckham, and 3, .itreet, Commercial-road. Peckham, builder. The :,.t bad been engaged in extensive building opera . .14 his total liabilities are said to be between 3,0001. ; assets considerable. the application of Mr. Chidley adjudication was now said that the bankrupt .0 at present nom -. liorsemoogerbuie gaol as a prisoner for debt, and t...ipply for an early day to be named for him to be t so to surrender and ask for his release from eas- i:cgistrar granted the application. r J other petitions of minor importance were opened. ~:ouiissioner Fans was the commissioner of the day, , elt were no cues on the list. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Justice BAN.) CONVICTION roe NORDIN. ffir''ty, alias Annie Boren, 29, a good-looking woman. was indicted for the wilful murder of Henry • •-•*.eigh conducted the prosecution ; the prisoner was by Mr. Orridge. • appeared from the opening statement of the learned .I for the prosecution that the prisoner was an unmar ,,,,aa, and that oa the 16th of July she was admitted Clerkenwell Workhouse almost in a stets of labour, wan very shortly afterwards delivered of the child in •: which appeared to be healthy, and to continue thrice until Saturday, the 30th of July, on lan she left the workhouse at 10 o'clock in the IL:. taking with her the child. On the .ruing the prisoner went into a public-house celled tarison Arms, Gray's-ion-road, having with her a paper parcel, and she told the servant that she 1 to be left alone, as she desired to arrange some per. her dress. Very soon after this the prisoner paid for and water which she had ordered, and left the . : and upon the servant going into the room where the ,er had been, she saw some marks of soot in the tire. and having recently cleaned it this excited bur 100, and she obtained some aseistmace, and a man put '.and up the chimney, and took from thence a pares, . was found to contain the dead body of a child. vas immediately given and the prisoner was fol. • ....1 and taken into custody by a police-constable named i:ite...od upon his asking, in her presence, whether the . 2 was dead, she aid that it was, and she added that she s sorry she had done it, and she wished she bad taken child to the workhouse and had it buried. According to •,vidence of Mr. Paul, a enigma, who examined the it was quite warm when he maw it in the same mac, and that be believed it had been dead at an hour. There were no external marks of :en& upon the body, but upon removing the Jr he found that the brain was congested and -_- longs, it appeared, were in the same condition, sod the is his opinion, arose from suffocation. The principal not of evidence against the prisoner consisted of a letter rich she bad written on the evening before the child's sorb, in which she stated that the child was then deed, and as she was consequently empty handed she proposed to out of the workhouse on the following day, there bring loubt that at thin time the child was perfectly well. It erne,' to hare been a very healthy child from the moment - is birth, and according to the testimony given by some the witnesses the prisoner seemed to bare been •,:y kind to it while she was in the workhouse. When ahe co eternised before the magistrate, and also when she TJ before the comer, it appeared that the prisoner eerted that the child was deed at the time she pat it in chimney, and also stated that it had been troubled with _:.dr spasms from the time of its birth, and that it was :irked in the street and suffocated before she could render any assistarce. The nurse at the workhouse, however., .:ted that, so far as she knew, the child was mot troubled :h the complaint mentioned by the prisoner. Mr. Orridge made a most earnest and feeling sp. to the jury on behalf of the prisoner, and urged that all the circumstances merely amounted to • -picion against her, and that it was to the highest degree probable that a woman who was proved to have be-. red in the kindest possible master to her wild should have suddenly oceriebred the project murdering it. The learned counsel then commented • considerable length upon the facts of the one, sod argued . st there was nothing to show that the child did Dot die ia • e manner stated by the prisoner, and that she had thee pidly and insanely resorted to the expedient of comsat the body in the chimney, in order to get rid of it. The jury retired at 1 o'clock to consider their verdict, aid turned into court at three o'clock, finding the prisoner '144,y, but straggly reesmineading her to mercy, on the nod that she lied been a good mother to the child down the period of bar leaving the workhouse. the learned judge then passed seateme of death on the ,nr‘..oner, who was carried from the her in a fainting con- THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. • 11•011•21 IN A RLILWAT CANXIAtii. Thomas Huxhant, a singular-looking man, was placed at e bar before Mr. Woolrych, charged with oonimittiog a melons snack oo police-constable 103 L in the vicinity of &Mao° Church, audio one of the carriages on the Mid- Railway, while in hie custody on a warren!. It apposed from the evidence of the officer that last hirday fortnight, about 7 o'clock in the evening, be as vent for to • house in Church-terrace, Waterloo . where he saw the prisoner in a most ex ited state, threatening the life of the landlady. He ado% oared to persuade him to be quiet, but instead of bat be timed round epos him in the mcst furious manner, d Dearly - strangled him. ` Having, however, loosened his tock he pulled out his staff to protect himself, and struck e praetor with it ; but the prisoner, who wee more like der.on than anything else, wrenched it out of his band, and ass about to deal him a heavy blow with it, when the with great courage snatched it from him, and thee he • verpowered the prisoom and took him into custody. He was aired up on Saturday eight sad part of Sunday, when he bailed out, and should have surrendered on Monday ming at this court, Instead of that he absconded, when to rommissioeers of police ordered &efferent to be applied cr for his apprehension. The constable after making [B - ascertained that be was at Leicester, and armed with *warrant, he proceeded there on Saturday and apprehended be praoner on Sunday in estate of great excitement. He placed in • second-clan carriage, and oo sootier had the train .ex-1 than be tamed upon the officer and made a savage t,o bOo, sad tried to throw him out of the window. 'Ali the mistime of the passengers he handcuffed him to 3:eft band, and they prcoseded • little way more quietly, between Leicester and Brithem the prisoner attacked le officer again and rolled him over, injuring him severely. :! - Y had 'a desperate struggle, but fortunately the con t.Lide overpowered him, and when the train stopped they the prisoner in the rd's van and strapped him en. On his arrival in Londoohs obtained maisteece, and :rued the prisoner to the station house. The officer : e ! that the prisoner was so furious in the railway car that he frightened the passengers, and one of them " . .z.l:y filleted away. He bad no doubt at the time he mad from excessive drinking. Tun prisooer hare said in defence that, on the Saturday ••••it z alluded to by the officer, he was grossly insulted by , :aodlody, and then the constable interfered, and struck and (bet had a fight ; but eventually be was over ., erred. and locked up. He went to the police-court on the lky, but unfortunately drank too much, so that be did surrender. When under the inflamee of drink, be bit mss; and did not know how he got to Leicester. had been bereft of hie senses since then, and not know what occurred on the railway. He !Jed that be had been in the Royal Engineers and was - - Lamed owing to his fits of insanity after bard drinking. Woolrych told him he ought to abstain from drink if it bad such a pernicious effect on him, sad that de. t• - •tuld not lo allowed for the ferocious attack be bad ,de to the constable. He could not punish him for hie ' woad 3ct sad outrage ia the railway cants. as that was of hio jurisdiction, bet for the moult on the officer io waterloornad. he should gee him 51., sod in default of .4 VI -Li commit him to the Haase of Correction at Wands tat:. with bard labour for two months. GREENWICH. I , • limAN'S HOLIDAY, ►.'ND MS OPDHON OF ENGLISH at= J • s'9./wns, a stylishly-Omni Frenchman, staying at • Inv', was charged with betas drunk and ircapabi• f ~, care of himself. ' - constable Walmieley, 101 P, aid be was on duty In V . I Kent-mad this morning at • quarter-past 1. • ' - found the prisoner drunk and rolling about. being h • ..-'.-r inc a pabl e o f t a k ing cars o f hi m s e lf. Wit tman I .' ~ let° custody, sod on the way to the station he w • , r, rudest. - ‘l ,, ,:lStrate Well, prisoner, what have you to soy to t.. - ;. ' ro ', : ? tier (making a polite bowl— Wh t es I -.- '.' , .r.me from France for a little hol i day . y Is Paris ' : '• "hat they call English beer, audwecen drink • great ' .t ; but is Engleod the beer is so strong that after ' '., a 'cry little it fly up tiers (at the some time patting 'Les.' amid loud laughter), mid seed me spinning - •• I ~rd around until Ido not know when I am. (Be. ...1 'slighter.) I, roustable—The prisoner, your worship, was charged '• - 1. - imbeth pnliceteourt Let week with beige demob. , • prisoner No. no, (too't say so. (Laughter.) I helm ".. , ted VOTV cruelly. I drink year English beer sod • v• •ttoir tbit I lase my seems, sad this I'm robbed. ' ''.; see. (Drawing ea sibort chain from his weiteast THE EXPRESS, ~ ,WEDNESDAY MAKING, AUGUST 17, 1864. pocket, and from which a watch had been broken and stolen.) If I pt so in Paris I am not so cruelly used, but am taken care of ; bat this is a very cruel plat*. (Load laughter.) The Magistrate— My advioe to you is to take less English beer if it is too strong for you, and you will then save your self from being sobbed. You are now discharged. The prisoner promised to follow the magistrate's advice, and barrios and wishing him "boa jour," left the court, amidst general laughter, declaring it to be his intention to return to Paris in a few day'. THE ALLEGED FATAL NEGLECT OP THE CITY OP LONDON WORKHOUSE AUTHORITIES. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY). This forenoou Mr. Richards, deputy coroner, resumed at the Royal Oak tavern, Barnettetreet, Bethnal. iErein, the inquiry relative to the death of Mrs. Sarah °piing. aged 44 years. The evidence on the last ocession went to show that the deceased, who was the wife of a cabinet-maker, residing at 8, Providenee-place, Bethnal-green, left home for the purpose of soles on an excursion down the river. She was partially crippled, and bad to use crutches. The same evening a cabman called a policeman in Bishopegats. street and said that the deceased had been put into hi cab, appexectly ill, at the steamboat pier, and that she was insensible at the bottom of the cab. The con stable drove the deceased to the relieving office of the City of London Union in Northumberland-alley. A doctor saw her and administered remedies, but as she did not become conscious she was driven to the Union-house at Bow. She was admitted and put let° bed, bid no doctor wee called to her though she was still unoonscions, and was breathing stertoronsly or "snoring," as the nuns described it, all night. The only explanation offered by the nurse wee that when she had fits herself, it did her good to sleep eight or nine hours right off, and she thought it would be of the same service to the deceased. It was also deposed that when the deceased was taken into the workhouse there were no bruises on her person ; but that when her body wee taken away for burial by the husband, her face was mar of bruises. . _ Thornia Jopliog was now recalled at the request of Dr. Buncomb, medical officer of the union. He maid that his wile went out lut Tuesday fortnight, and he took her body away on the Friday sad it was then be noticed the mar of bruises on her face. He had seen her on the Thursday, but he was so affected that be could not look distinctly at bar, and he did not then see any bruises. He made so oomplaitt at the time, and he thanked the workhouse people. He was not now at ell satisfied with their behaviour. The declassed was subject to fainting fits, but not to epileptic fits. A doctor had told him that deceased might have died suddenly. At the workhouse they told him that deceased was drunk. Wm. Brsdry, 220, Hackney-road, said that on the Tues day that deceased was taken ill be saw her on board the Doris, a °revered boat, at Bin the evening. It IMP the return wrests. Two females were attending to her, as she seemed ill. They gave her water, and then brandy. People said she was drunk, but witness did not think so. William J. Lakin's, cab driver, said that on the night of the god August, be we* hailed to go to Fresh Wharf to take a lady that was ill to lielsoa-street, Hackney-road. She could not speak, but she wee not insensible, la Biebopegate street she fell down into the bottom of the cab. Wirer Grit went to a doctor's, but the doctor wee out, sad he then called the policeman. By Dr. Bunoomb-Bbe did not appear to be drunk. At the union she we taken out of the cab with care. _ id ;;;-- Trip la; pna Zieoonig , superri Oita:idea of the City of London Cabin Infirmary, said that sbe recollected deceased being brought iota the infirmary about haltimet eleven o'clock on the eight of the 2nd of August She was quite speechless. Witness was told that she bad been taken ill in a ash, and had been Men to the medical officer in the City, who ordered her removal to the Uoioo. Deceased e * sick and retched. Witness ordered her to be ged, isto bed, sod she tell into a com fortable sleep. v .iii - lk irdered Ann Davis, the night nurse, to watch if anything hwesed to call wit ness. Witness stayed diseased limb as hour. By the Coroner— Witless had Mswsaiglsrdest three yeses Deceased •appeared to be ia a state of coma. Witham believed Mamba deemed Wimp drinking, and that the alesp would bring her round, and ordered her not to be di sturbed . Coroner —la it usual for you, in dealing with a new cam, to take the reeponsibily of deciding upon it yourself, and sot to mod for the medical man Witoess said sbe always pat the patient to bed, and then considered whether a doctor was required. From the smell witoeaa believed doomed had been drinking. About ball past 6 in the root Ding the day none reported that demised seemed better. Witmer entered the room, and noticed soon after that deceased appeared to have a fit. Witnem ran for the medical officer, bat deceased died almost imme diately. She wen dead before the doctor came. She died exaMly at 7 o'clock, and the doctor arrived 20 minute. after. Waimea was positive that doomed did not die at 9 o'clock. Rosins Heath, pauper mugs said that she saw the de• ceased a her admindoe sad maid "Oh dear, she has been drinking." Witeess sm elt: the bendy. Coroner--It did not occur to you that a little bendy had been given to her medicinally Winne said she did eot think that it bad been. Deceased died about 7 in the morning. Mr. C. Hope Bono:nib, medical *Mow, said that on the morning of the 3rd August he received a note from the master at as... o'clock requesting him to see a casual brought in during the eight—"supposed to he.. been drinking—sbe has just died." Wanes 'deeded at 20 minutes past 7 o'clock, gad seked why he bad not been called befogs. He wee told that deceased seemed to hare been drinking, and that se she fell asleep it was not thought necessary to seed for a doctor. In the morning the had a fit, be was told, and she died in it. There were DO marks of violeece on her body. Mr. F. Gordon Brows, assistant medical officer to thaCity of Leaden Union. said that on. the night of the 2nd August, the deceased was brought into hi house in St. klary•Axe by two policemen. She was speechless, but eeemsd sou- n ding. H. examined her carefully, and found that then was heart diens. Witness gave her a stimulating draught. He met a note to the none house untie( that she bed heart disease, and that she had loet her synch. He did not seed her to the hospital, as there were no marked symptoms of disease meant. He smelt no spirits about her. By Dr. Bnneaseh—The treatment St for her state was perfect rust, Her breathing was regular. Dr. Grainger Tandy, in the absence of Dr. Edmneds, whom he had taunted in making a poet mortem examination of the &seared by the eoroa7r'St;rdsr, mid that the body wee so decomposed thesis was impossible to speak as to the existence of mark, of violence on the stems. The lungs and stomach were healthy, but the heart was dimmed. The brain was slightly worsted. Theseus' of death was emir raptly disease of the heart. The Coroner ha.* summed up, The jury returned • verdict that deosseed died in the City of tondos Unios-house from disease of the heart. and the said disuse arose from natural mums, and the iery expressed as opinion that the Inperia- Modest, Mn. Goodmough. ought to bare seat for • medical man to have seen the cleansed upon heredsimien, and they recommended that the soperieteadeut should exembe mean caution in similar oases in future. SUICIDE IN THE SERPENTINE THROUGH REVERSE OP FORTUNE. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This day an inquest was taken by Mr. Langharn, ion.. deputy coroner, in the Board-room of St, George's Workbotiee, teaching the death of Mr. Richard Hillier, aged 60, who was found drowned in the ntise on Sa turday eight Isar« It appeared that deoreed was formerly • large speculator in mines is lissebeeter, and that he bad latterly been unfortunate. Three weeks ago be came to London for the purpose of eodeavouriog to obtain an appointment, and being unsuccessful he became very deepocding. Last Thursday he left his apartment to Upper Springmtreet, Mary lobar,. where be owed three wee►i rent, and lie was not men again till found is the Serpentine. On his being searched two purses were toned, but there was no money in either. In a letter w►ich was found upon him, he said be hoped for forgiveoess for the act be bad commit ted, as his mind was distracted and he did not know what be was doing. Verdict, " Temporary insanity." BOARD OF TRADI, WRISTRALL, Avower 16.—The Right Hoe. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Cowell for!Trade have received from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of two Portuguese Royal Decree., forwarded by her Majesty's Minister at Lisboa, oes of which Sues the duties on mar imported into the Wand of Madeira at the game rates u those to fora is the kingdom of Portugal. The other decree provides that the mistiog Costume ' duties claimed as foreign bossy, molesses, sod treed.. imported through the Customhouse at Funchal, are to be maintained for a period of three yeers.—Geezettr. FIRS AT ST. GBORGeti IN•THS-EAST. —Late lath night a fire, which at one time threatened very diesstrons ooneequeßces, happered through an escape of pa, in the premises belonging to Mr. H. Townley, h•lnedasher lad silk mercer, No. 14, New-road, St. George's.ie.theßest. The valuable stock in trade was severely damaged by fire, water, ire. Fortunately Mr. Towaley was insured is the Liverpool and Losdoo fire-office COMMITTAL OF PRISM FIGHT/LIM —At the Can sock Petty Serious, on Monday, Getrge Holden, of Wal sall, and Michael Moran, otherwise • Mick the Grecian." of Wolverhampton, were charged with having, on the sth alt., fought a prise fight ; and so lees them 20 person. were elm charged with baying aided sad abetted the same. The booth maid they were determiaed to put a stop to such CM., but having no power to do more than hind the offender. over to keep the peace, they had decided teemed the defendants before the mart of quarter sessions, were they would doubtless be fined, when the justices learnt how the police were bereaved in each matters. On. du» other defesdaols was dismissed, sad soother. being ea old Outlet, was seuesitted for trial with the principals The rest were each hosed over to keep the piece for twelve ammethe, tbenrolves ia a ease of 25& each, and one suety each to a Übe assent The premiers IMO admitted to bail. with the mouth= el None, who. dereeted by all his sesociatos, was left I. custody, weeping. Sorb oeotiy, however, a householder wee brad who wu willing to become a surety for has. LATEt3T BPOUTING INTELIARINNCE (By syscruc maosars.) EGHAM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) BARONS' STAKES. King of Grew Czarina ... 3 bran. TOWN PLATE. Colleen SCURRY HANDICAP. Th airtime of a mile. Lord of the Manor, Bolero, Marry Mira" Balder. dash, Viedieta, cod Bedworth are here. SURREY AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. Two miles 240 yards. Bally Edmond and Rappel are here. Anann .—Thrtad bare. 11 ras. MANCHESTER.—WsimusoAr. LATEST BETTING. GREAT EBOR HANDICAP 6 to 1 apt Welcome (t freely) 6 to 1 Hipliner dame (t freely). METROPOLITAN RAILWAT.-(TBIS DAT.) The half-yearly meeting was held this afternoon, at the Loodoa Tavern, Mr. W. H. Wrmason in the chair. The Coalman, in moving the adoption of the report (which bas already appeared in the fiz )(said that the document was so full that be scarcely knew what was moessai7 to add to it. It wee gratify* to perceive the increase which had taken place is the resenue coa marreatly with a decrease is the expenditure of the com pany. He thought that they were in a position that was assimilable so far as competition went, and at the same time they had a fair prospect of obtaining a good retain for their capital. They already carried shout three times the gross population of the metropolis over their line in the calms of the year, and be bad no doubt that the new schemes which hak been set on foot would bring a large amesion of profit. Hr. Pitmans, the deputy-chairman, said that the balsam oarried over would pay an extra half per cent., but Mae. ' much as the Finsbury extension capital would coos in to share the dividend, although the line was not open the ' board thought it prudent not to give a greater dividend than they thought could be maintained. He considered that their prospects for the future were exceedingly good. Some impatience might perhaps be felt at the delay which was taking plane in the eompletioa of the Finsbury line, but be believed that that delay would lave the company 100,0004 or 150,0001. in the pared:mato( the land. He bstd that they would be is Aldengate-street by April next, and in Finebury by this time next year. (Cheers.) It was Proposed to rains 4300001., of new capital. Of that they proposed to call for 90,C051. at owe for the purport of supplying the company with plant ; but the directors did not propose to make any further demands on the shareholder' mill the remainder of the money was required for the doubling of the line between King's.cross and Farriegdon•street, for which it would be chiefly wanted. The directors had not the meths of making any very precise comparison between this year's accounts and the last. but the shareholders might rest assured that : the dividend about to be declared had been fairly anted ; iormooh ILI their agreement with the Great Northern ( which was avowedly profitable to that company) lacluded a fortnightly rendering of accounts. (Hear, hear.) He felt certain that the directors would in future be able to present the company with a statemeat as satiefectory as the present ; and he trusted that the meeting would disregard the statements they mwht hear to the effect that they had any desire to overbid the company with untie emery extortions. (Hear, hear.) noeI:UHLMAN, in putting the motion, expressed his gra tification that dories the last week the company had been rambled to convey no fewer than 3,768 persons by their working men's trains, and bad also been able so carry them at a considerable profit. (Hear, hear.) After some conversation the motion wen agreed to. A dividend of 51 percent. on the ordinary capital was then declared. The meeting having been made special, a resolution was agreed to for raising 450,0001. additional capital, and the business concluded with a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors. MARE Llsr&—(THIE DAY.) Two o'OLoci. There is little business doing in the railway market to-day, and the tone is unfavourable. Great Northern stuck has declined 1 per cent. South/Tast e= 1, Onset Western and Midland 1, and Great Eastern 1. The other leading lines are unchanged. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1171 to ; Great Western, 691 to k liMidland, 1371 to 1381 ; Lancashire and Yor • 117; to 118, ex div. ; South Eastern, 901 to 911 ; etropoli tan, 1121 to 1131 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Eastern, 471 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1281 to 1271 ; and Great Northern, 199 to 134. Indian railway stocks are steady, at the improve ment of yestmllay. Some of the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are rather Foreign lines are without vaaation. .DIN LIS AND MN dt I Pd- I Lk/1/I " g ' I ei r r4 weenC es arles I to-claw . 1 p.m. 88 118 1241 1171 4 1 Atlas Motel Lawmen Itom.Her. & C. le.g.6p.e. Do. B Shares Hefei° & Lobe Heron Do. Pretervooe brant&Gadieleiti 6p. c. Ida. Aog.l, 1872 Do. do. Jul" 1, 1871 ' Do. do. J one IST4 • Cal & &Easters ap.e. g. Ceps T. & Dock ep. Ce p s. Hass. Bean I rerga. s. Mot India& gm. 6 do , Do. do Do. G H Natelosles Grand Trunk of Canada I p it/Nein 16 . .11 1 = i ct Do. Dsia lat r Do. Lest. Bonds , Do. &d prod. Stock Do. do. deferred Do. 6th pref. Stook Do. do. defeeeell Great Indian Penises& Do. gun 6 per oast Do. New do. Gt. 6. of India 6.6 p. et. Do 6. pet awl Do Gt. Wasters of Canada Do. Few Do.Op.e. &IL peg. 166$ D 0.14 do. do. 16774. I ladles Branch. Molted I Do. New 'Madras rm. 6 p. Do. do. LL . D. Do. do. do. Do. TUth Gelb. Corp. 6 per a. Bd Gelb. and Nehmen Soy N.Britn.&oan.ele. A &16 , L &dad& Vl' 6d "IL Do. Deihlo Do. do. do. Do. Twijaat do. Do. Indua 10INS lasi 10 ' IN IN I iiii 1100 UM I I IN 1100 No. I Bain. 124 135 151 152 131 123 90 92 id 99 3 70 41 411 ST 40 100 102 1171 nal id OS 09 id 10S lei O. 41 41 Mt 1101 08 ill 661 112 1130 110 111 1118 ail 108 110 66 1 35 1 1 6 1 65 1 IN 107 rd Si OS zdi OS Ilk MI 86 117 :dl 9_ 114 pro ad We i N " .11 76 78 xd I 101 11 136 130 311 41 $7 69 36 $7 91* 911 161 103 id i - 7 -- 3 --' 105 170 6 7 p $ • PI 101 104 SI N BISISIONS. axing prices. 68 40 101 102 Idis !Pa 71 4 75 SO 76 SO 76 63 96 100 60 96 134 110 1 1I 1011 id 102 . 1 . Hifi id 06 ad ad 1171 1-f un T WI 10d td dill 110,000 IN karst Maderama a(t.)l 10,000, SO De. New (Pa PO p.) 10 000 60 Albloa ii3Or) 100 AlliazioslauALlrarpool 10,000 100 Do. New NAM 10 Awes Austrian 10,0101 10 Angio Italian (lleited)l 22.100, 41 Australasia 7 GOO 00 Do. Now le 91* 90; 101; i 10.11 12 - 1001 lis I CL pales& I Wes. 110 sd LS 14111 , 74 a IS 11.101 10 %aka 10,140. 16 bank of tent 4000'100 Dank of Luaus WOO' 10 Dank of Otago (Limited) 10,000 100 Dank of Queensland IL) KM 60 !oaken' irneria,Amlrla 6,000 100 Beak of Wales 00,000 10 Beak of New &Web* 60.000' 10 Dreallanitrcg" 10,000 60 Delilah & Calif g arara 110.600, 60 British N. America 11,100 10 C. iSk.lndia,A ew ns.,l7Bdaa 7 800 10 Do. N 10,000 16 Chart, Mee. of Ladlkie 4000 100 City 10,000 1110 Colnoial 10,000 16 Coo Ralik of Ind* Ate 184000' 10 Cpwolldateel auk 11 ) 1,000 100 Olatinestal (L) 10,0801 80 lest Loadou (LIMN& B,ooo' 60 Do. New SAW 10 Sag.BcotAArl.Chuti 0,0001 00 and Ihrwhalt (L 40,0101 00 Daak(Lialtal 10,010400 , 'llladoELChlea&lip.(l4 10,1810 100 Do. New 12,1180 100 Imperial Beak. lAallood . 8,000 100 DO. 10.1100 SO latp.llk.of MIAMI 10 baperthl Ottawa. 12.0.0 . 16 lowan 500,000 10 Lad Morlith. ladls(L 10,000 60 Lon. M.Ol Mealco,de 19,000 100 Los. Beall of fleatlasd( 10,060 100 Landon sod firadbas 6,000100 Loo.B.Airres&R.PlataL 10,000 Z 6 ' Do. New, laa. atl pm 6,000 100 Lon., *S. it.R. (Li 1110,1:00 10 Loa. Ch.Bauk of Auatri.• 10,000.100 Laden and Colonial (L.l 10.006 60 London and County 6,000 .100 Loa ithothr.oon.lll.(ll 00,000' 60 Landon Joint Moth—. 111,020 100 Lon. and Northers 10,0061 10 London& South African I &OWN , Lou. ; R. B. Waiters (Ulm.' 50,060,11011. Lea. Weatuditater 10,000600 iKerchant Bank(Liia.) 20,0116' illsreantlie* ltheboolLl 20,0110 . SO • Ds New 10.006•160 Reba. 6: Prow. task (L 6,008 H 8 Midland Bank (Us.) 10.900 1011 Naticsaal of Livlrpool 16,000 It° lON*. of Maglesd, New, 20.01111, 00 Natioaal Bank, New 11,000' 20 New South Width AM: 10 New Zealand (Undlodll 60,0011; 10 North Western 06.400 111 Oriental Bank Corpors 1 10.000 60 Pronto. 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Steam' ii ri .0 66 MI i 7$ 71 ser eft er a l 6: als 16 6 pm, I 611416 14 pa !r li,iiiii 0.0:1 10,000 S. 111,000 "2,10 CO® 10.000 17,600 i(iiii 10.0001 10 000 lo,ppl MAW I°.•___ I u 111 i US 1011 j !.°! - ----- , 60,900 100,001 1 er9orsi. l y!,•3•1 10e id. 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New !BUJ. city !rawer. (L ) Ditto ditto . , Royal Malletaws. ;doot. Matra. Invest. Beath. IC sight. &Co. doe. innam..t Raypts( e. African AL (L.' Australian Land )Bstbiaarins Tsidcraph ral.Construe.t Itaid(L Manned Mersey la. I ) I TT std IT. s L Lb. of U. Canada 10.14d1L Thin. Co. (Li !Unison. Marine Ins.(l. Upper Aslant isa(liaa Ditto Waa Diannt's land_ Warrant Plasma Mtn Westlndink Panda 8 L. PREFERENCE SHARES. North Staffordshire (all paid), 22, ex thy. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Namur and Lap guaranteed, 14f. p. an., by government, of to 1. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aklio), 12. Sao Paolo Limited. nnarsotesd 7 per rent.. 10i. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 214. Western and North Western of Frame, 203. Belgian lIINEB.--(TH18 DAYJ Two o'Ctocg. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. East Russell shares are collet sto }, being fi rm. East Grenville, 64 t o I : and Great Vol., 27 to 28. The only bargain officially recorded in the Stock Exchange is in West Beton shares, which are marked 2224. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, and quotations unchanged. Fortuna are inquired for. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LA NE.-(THIS DAY.) The quantity of English wheat remind fresh . ap to-day was very moderate. but the emend quality of the supply was good. Both red sad white ample' moved off slowly, at about Monday's =ropey. New red wheats sold at from 41s. to 445. ; white, 43.. to 47e. ; cad Talavera, 44e. to Ma. per quarter. We WOMB weU supplied with foreign wheat. Good sad fine Samples wen held at full prices ; but the facially for them was much restricted. All other kinds were very dull, sad almost nominal in 'aloe. Floating cargoes of grain moved off heavily, sod In some inetasess the quotations were somewhat lower. The show of barley was moderately extensive. New F.eglish changed hands at from 324. to XL per quarter. Other deseriptmes were somewhat heavy, at late rates. Malt was in fair average supply and sluggish request, on know terms. Oats were a slow *airy, at llooday's decline in value. The supply of f4reign was large. The few beans oe show were taken off at full quotations. Peas were quite as deer as last week, with a fair demand. The dour trade was somewhat heavy. fa mime, however, cio quotable Amp took place. deeds were a dull inquiry ; but the demand for cakes was tolerably active. Aratviui or GRAM, to.. INTO woroow. BY WATER CARRIAGE, TROY AUGUST IS TO A UGUST INCLUSI YR. 1 Mien& Bann. Malt. Oslo Moor. ideltell alba Rooke l IL WI. 4". 'I To ' 910 la Ittalt hedge f/20 2110 .. 17420 8999 :: Total ._ _.. l ____ _ MO . 190 910 111.40 . IMO WO MINCING LANIL-(THIS DAY.) Secal.—The improved dad continue, aad primsa of rellaing qualities now show as advance of 6d. to ls. per ewt. over those of last week, grocery sorts selling at Sr., rates. Grey Demerara told at 375. ; St. Vioceot sod good Borba», 375. 6d. ' • middliog to good Tolima°. 375. 6d. to 38s. Havana to 13, at 40s. Id. ; new cloyed Manilla, 355. 6d. Siam, whit*, 40s. ed. to 495. 6d. ; yellow. 38n. to 40s. ; Yam Was low to floe bright yellow, 375. to 425. ed. white, 43:. 9d. to 455. 6d. Itodood also opotiouos is good musk at ed. per eat. advance. . . . Covirs. —lit'sPublic Woo of plaotatiosglom bay* gOOO ad Lewdly at barely last ; triage meld at 635. to no. 64 • low middliog sad mlddlieg, 768.66. to 780. Od. ; sties Coveoo, 6.54..6d. - - . Tan. —The v public sales have rose off heavily a barely the fernier value for common blackish ammo% at Is. to L. lid.; floe flavoured Pekoes at Id. to lid. per lb. decline, from 2a. to 2s. ld. ; broken leaf onion at 81d. to fled. ; reddish leaf. at Is. Id. to Ia lid., and Sae Kaisow, at 3id., were asaltered. Row.—Thirty punclmool of floe Demerara sold at 1► 7d. Rica—No sales reported. Pimento is in rood request. at last prices. flatworm—The market is inactive. Corrou is in more active request. 3,200 halos sold yes. terday. TALLOW MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) TM market is quiet at the subjoined prices:—Town tellow, 40s. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot. 41s. 9J. to 41.. 6d. ; October to December, 434. 61. ; January to March, 1865, 445. 6d. BOROUIAH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattesdeo and Smith report a fair demand for the remainder of the 1863 growth at late prime The coo. Coned drought is *vary day telliog more and more against the plant, sod, under the most favourable circumstance:6,th* yield cannot equal 11100,0001. old duty. THE Ray. Da. Don.—The Rev. Dr. Duff, the famous Indian missionary, made his drirt public appearance, sista hia return to this couetry, at the meeting of the Fres Chervil Commissioa of Assembly the other day. He was received with gnat cordiality by the members of the einermissioe, many of whom mend round him in ceder to shake him by the bend, and in their seine, and on behalf of the church, the moderator, Penedos' Fairbeirs, bade him • cordial maisome. sad Molted him to address the meetiag if his would allow. Dr. Deff respooded is an eloquent which reminded many of his hearers of the impassioned on of his earlier years, aotwithstandiss the enhelued toes drake sad reamaaiag lasgour of his Lag Were MOM& 102 1011 101 . 102. - 51 iT4 !?t 20t I 9 SO - 91 92 It 73 40 el 6d 68 96 67 48 61 LS 46 27 29 91 IS 11)1} WA • 191 0 i 111 11 Ms 99 91 92 81 Oil — Om get 1001 93 96 90 92 1M It 11 IN i.,1 99* dis par 116 N BANKS. IMPORTANT TO MEMBERS OF FRIENDLY SOCIATISS. At the Highgate Petty Sessions, yesterday, a summons was taken out by Mr. Thomas Andrews, of Goodge street, Tottenbam•court-road, • retired licensed victualler, against the secretary and trustees of • Friendly Society, held at the Gate House, Highgate, knows as the Good lotution Frisadly Society, to recover the sum of 151. 15a. which the complaisant alleged was doe to him as a member of the mid society, who was sick, and which the defendant refused to pay. Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederick-street, Gray'oion road, appeared for the complainant. and stated that his client had been • member of this society for no lee • period than thirty yearn, and bad Dot, except on two occasions, whoa be met with accidents, received any benefit whatever from the society. His father, too, had been • paying member of the society for the not short period of 33 years, and not once in his life time received • peony from the society. The society sou called the Good intention Friendly Society, although per sons who, in future, thought of joining the society would have an opportunity when they Lad heard the defence, under which the Pintoes sought to defeat this just claim, of judging how ler the society was worthy of its name. Os the 27th of November last, claimant being afflicted with rheumatism in the knee, declared on the funds of the so ciety, and forwarded • medical certificate la this form " Middlesex HospitaL —I hereby certify that Thome As drew, is an out patient of this institution, and enable to attend to his employment —J. W. lit:tes." Rule 17 of the society required • medical certificate to be emit every 14 days, and the claunast aooredingly from time to time forwarded certificates. The surgeon, however, cue day in January, by chinos asked complainant what was the nature of his employment, and on being told that he was out of business, the surgeon re plied that it was scarcely correct to certify that complaisant was tumble to follow his employment whet he had some, and the surgeon gave • certi fica te is the following form : " I certify that Thomas Andrews is suffering from rheum- Cam. and lean out patisat of this institution. J. W. Hutu." This the complainant sect aa before, bat the society refused to pay on it, alleging that it was informal, is not stating that complainant was iscapable of attending to his employment Complaioeat explained how the variation arose, and contended that se the certified rules gave no form of oertificate, it was sufficient, and particu larly as the rules provided that in the event of doubt as to the member's diesel, the society migh t equ appoint any person to inquire into the same , or might ire the member to make a declaration before • justice of the peace that be was unable to work for his tilde'. The defendants, however, refused to pay, and afterwards re quired the complainant again to declare oo the box, by which be would have lost all arrears then du. He (Mr. Ricketts) conteaded that the certificate was sulkiest, and that it was shameful conduct on the part of the society to ea deavour to evade Unbind claim by one who had paid into the fonds of the society for so many years, and who made this provision in case of sickness, upon the narrow technical grated of informality of the certificate. If, however, the magistrates thought that certificate was insufficient, cl early one that was lodged on the 22nd April, and which stated that the claimant was " unable to follow any active employment," was sufficient The complainant having been sworn. and given evidence to the effect above stated, Mr. Hammond, solicitor. of Moakley, sauteed the beach for the defendants, who be said represented a society of poor men, and had acted as they had is refusing to pay the complainant, *maidens( that they would be personally liable* they had paid on the certificate in gaieties. He (Mr. Hanimoodl contended that both coruficatee were valid, and that the complaisant wag not entitled to any thing until he agile declared on the foods of the society, sad sent a certificate in the mine form as the first one, sent in November. The bench hawing retired for some time to consider their drank:Do, ultimately considered that the certificate of Jaanar► WWI informal, but that the one seek on the 2204 of a pril was sufficient, from which time to the reseal they ordered the defendenta to pay the complaisant at the rate of 14a. per week, and also the costs of the order. RE•DINGS TO THE WORKING CLARSF.S. —Mr. An drew Halliday, the well-known minor and teserist, gave, last seeming, in the large room of the Yillweil Iron Works, a reading selected from be own eontributioes to AU the Year Round. The pieces chewer, for the ooeasion were '' My Account with her Majeety," an may, pointing oat the advantages of the Punt ollk• Savings Basks; " Exceedingly Odd Odd Fellows," illostratiag in. squandering of working men's money in dissipation and useless P andap ; sad a charming little 11060-00MiE poem entitled Cock Robin." The specious room was filled with working men and their wives, and the reading was frequently interrupted by load cheers mid "wester. The proceeding terminated with so enthusiastic vote of thanks to Mr. Halliday. A Farm. JEKT.—An event of a very melancholy ammeter occurred oe Saturday toe visitor at the fashion. able wateriwpolaoe of Witherneen, situate on the Yorkshire exalt, named Robert Todd, • brewer, residieg at Otitis borough. That geollenise. it seems, whilst bathing in the evening, folioed drowning, mid brought to his aide, by hie cries for help, a number of bathers bard by. who found him am Bale ea they, and laughing at having •• sold" them. Some further arise for aid were beard to proceed from Mr. Todd, but they were of coarse unheeded. This time, how. ever, no boat wee want, he Wei really is imminent peril ; but the natural coaseqssace of hie nofortunate folly wee that he perished without the slightest effort being mode eo wive him. The number of patients received into the Hospital far Mown at the Hiatt. st 67. Moristst-Ittyllti Carsadishisisars, &nag the past week was Mk ORDINARY MARRO AND woo's. .Bless, WeLet Mont rel !Malliaad Tyne illagaa,Ble,et MILO aad idamissiaa (Jodi rad Barks lOcearrall las. &lA. ♦nadir. mita • ID°. B p. a. lopakllle 3. sad Orlaae l i e= ereb PolltAlid.la I=sod S.= llaalara Ord. la. Do. • Moak Do !. Aug OM, Fa! . _ 100 1011 100 100 100 .GrestMelbas DIA A rat sodivotai Go.ll alapialt G lea t Wadert. n South a W s est. (kali 96 111 111 IT 99 91 HO 112 47 48 Do. Mout ValOvallUg 1 80:T.3471i N. Ws Do. Do. 2 7 1 ;Ir POI; N. 11, Do. Do. Her Mord: N. Imaraildrollactkohlre! N. 110 rani= sod Miekwall lrlitltB.oaoat N.▪ NO larlanoaMmADov. N. IN ,Loationallorft Waatial N. 105 ,Loo4osiBoathWastarn, N. IN 'Maa.,lll•l.4llstooloah: 10 ail 'Maryport and Cutlet,: WV_ Do. Do. i Narsai N. IN I N Nalropolltaa I_DaL .140 Do. Nov Do Dino. & Darby , I Mid. Ws. ra) ' Do. GI. i Maras (l Mid [oat Mid Ke r nasy UAW INorth Do. N. Taorn—Donisk , Do. O. N.! hue Do. " Do. Tod ra adisi. Do. litock.&Dartlas. Do. do. 1866-68 Do. do. 180041._ forth London IN North Staffora . silii N I N. B. Wasters Jona IN NNW& Central IN &Nil& N.Y. Aber. IMIL IN Scottish Midland OR 10 I 100 all tilare Shropsh wsbary & ire WelchpL I Unlock Bt. NO Boat& Davos SI. 100 South laden at. .100 .8. Yarksh. LYbhe Don 20 aD Stables, W 02100440 Bl 100 Tad Vale all Do. 11 ..Do C"""" Do. Do. Mate ot Meath Victoria St a. & Piml co IWatartord & KtMew ' Want Cornwall IW.HartiaL Barb. 2/ 211111811 Pi ZAawArs. MONEY MARKET.-aIIIS DAY.) Two o'Cloci. Owing chiefly to the absence of business, the stock markets are dull to-day, but no general re duction has taken place in prices. Consols are quoted the same u ye.terday, and foreign stocks exhibit no alteration of importance. A decline, ranging from tai per cent., has occurred iu some English railway securities. There is still only a very limited demand for money, at 74 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans is unaltered, at 4 to 5. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 66fr. 47c., showing no variation of importance. Console are now quoted 904 to for money, and 904 to 4 for the account (Sept.). The official bold ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 894, 4 ; ditto, for ac count, 894 ; Three per Certs. Reduced, 88i, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 884, 4, 4 ; Five per Cent. l Annuities, 1054 ; India Stock, 213 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1034, 1044 ; ditto Bonds, 165., lbs. die. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 23e. die. ; ditto, June, 255. dia. Foreign stocks are inactive, and prick s in most instances unaltered. Turkish securities, however, continue in demand, and the loan of 1858 and Consolidds have further improved per cent. Mexican Bonds have slightly receded. Some of the present quotations are sub joined :—Turkish, 1868, 72 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 694 to 704 ; Conaoliddi , 504 to 514 ; Greek, 234 to 24; Spanish Paasive, 304 to 4 ; Con federate, 774 to 784 ; and Mexican, 28/ to 29. Transactions arsrecorded as follows :anish, 1856, 914, 82 ; Egyptian, 1014, ; ditto (second issue), 1014, ; Mexican, for account, 28 ; Moorish, 921, ex div.; Russian, 1862, 884, 88 ; ditto, 1864, 894 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 434 ; idtto Pas sive, for account, 304 ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 124 ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 724, 4, ; ditto, 1862, 704 ; ditto, for account, 704, 4, 70 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 70 ; Venezuela, 1864, scrip, 84 die. International Financial shares are now quoted 44 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 34 prem. ; London Financial, 10 to 4 -prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 31 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 17; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2} to 3 prem. Foos o'CLocx. Consols are inactive at 901 to # for money, and 901 to # for the account. The demand fur money is moderate. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. No bullion operations occurred at the Bank yes terday. There is still an absence of inquiry fur the continent. In the foreign exchsngesyesterday afternoon there was no important alteration, but the rates were fully supported. Subjoined is the usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.14 to 24 . • ,litto, 3 dye, 11.19 to I ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.2 to ; Ant werp. 3 monhs, 25.721 to 74 ; Hamburg, me. 'oseeo, 3 months, 13.10 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 so s 5 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Frankfort-on.thirliaine, 3 =maths. 121 to i ; Bt. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 =omits, 304 to 31 ; Vienna, eff. 3 moat* 11.824 to 74; Tnrete. MI. 80.. 3 mouths, 11.824 to if ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 47. to 48 ; Cedis, 3 mouths, 474 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 moon.", 25.80 to 83 ; Geaas, 3 months, 25.80 to 8.5 ; Miles, 3 months. 25.80 to 85 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ; Palermo. mostaa. 25.80 to 85 ; Mesems, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ; Lisboa 10 dam, 511 to 52 ; Oporto, 90 dare, 514 to 52. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurenos.—Alliance British and Foreign, 151 ; ditto Marine, 44 5 ; Medical, and Gibber.' Life, 254 'ex div. • Fag* 61 ; Equity and Law ' 8 ; English sad Soottiab Law Life, 41 ex div. ; Guardian. 5U ; Law Fire, 141; Landau, 461; Marinf t 924 ; Ocean Marine, 224 ; Usi- I vernal Marine (Limited), or 64. Gaslight end Cats.—Commercial, 46; Great Central, 174; Imperial Continental, 8.34 4 ; Landes, 84 ; Phoenix. 1144 15, WEBS ; Surrey Consumes% 174 1 ; United General, 41 24 14 ; Westminster Chartered, New, 541, ex die. ; Wasters, 17 ; ditto B, 84. Waterworks.—Berlia, 81 9 ; attisso, 264 ex div. ; East Leedom, 1274 az . Docks. - Landon sad St. Batissios, 714. The dividend on Glasgow and South Western Railway stock is officially announced at the rate of al per cent. per annum, against 5 for the corns pondiMg period of 1863. The London and Colonial and British and Ame rican Exchange Banks have now been withdrawn from the Stock Exchange official list, and the title of the amalgamated undertaking—lnternational Bank (Limited)—introduced instead. The animal general meeting of the Banque Gin& rale Suisse will be held at Geneva on the sth Sep tember next. Shareholders desiring to attend will be required to deposit their shares on or before the 31st instant. Minn EVMIIIIB. Consols slightly improved in the morning, but subsequently returned to the heavy prices of yester day. For the account the first (rotation was 891 to 1, and the last 801 to . Fur money the closing price was 89 to 1. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, L 1; ditto, fur account, 89f 1 ; Three per Crete. Re duped, 881, 1 ; New Three pee Ceuta., 881,1, 1; Five per Cent. Anna, 1873, 104 ; Auns., 1880, 14 9.16, 11-16 ; Bank Stock, 244, 2421, 242 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1041, ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; ditto Certificates, 99 ; Four per Cent. " entered" rupee paper, 94. India Five per Cents. have been in rather better demand, and touched 1041, bat afterwards went to 1031 to 1041. Exchequer Bills were quiet, and marked 245. and 15s. discount. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls Lid Hammon, 19s. ; Walla Bad South Haiti., 19a. ; Walls Ead Haswell Hotta*, 17a 9d. ; Walls Ead Welk Haralspoul, 17a 9d. ;Walls Ead South Kilos, ilia. ; Walls Sad Haaah Hall, 18s. ; Walls Ead Edon Man, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Ead Hatton, 17s. ; Walls Ead Fram wsllgsto, 18s. 9d. ; loat.boet's Hartley, 18s. 3d.—Ships at market, 58; at an, 40. ANOTHER FATAL CRINOLINE ACCIDENT. A Slarta Patherrervi —Yesterday afternoon au inquiet was held by Dr. W. Hardwick*, deputroorther for Onkel Middlesex, os the body of Mrs. Susannah Bailey, aged 36, the wife of • commercial traveller. Mr. R. Bailey, hus band of the deceased, said be had so family, aid occupied apartments at 23, Storey-street, Caledoeian•road. Du Sunday morning last be left home for a ramble, sod re turned to dinner, at lialf.that 1. When he mitered she home be saw the landlady in the purge with other par nous, who told him his wife was in the liospitell. He west there nod misinformed by her that her moans dress caught lire while bee back was tithe grate. She wore • large cri nohas. but he apprehended no (linger from fire, as lie had • fireguard always in use. Jane Rogers, the landlady. said thatou Sun day morning last, at • quarter to 12 o'clock, she saw de ceased come downstairs with her clothing on tire, and run into the beck yard, where the within' threw nearly a pail of water over her, but the act seemed to Moreau, the flanISS on the other aide of her dress. The worms raised an alarm, but mast' minutes elapsed before amistathe arrived. A Mr. Nixon then throe, and with wet towels ex tinguished the fire. Witness aitervrarda went in., the room, in which it appeared the deceased was making • podding, with her back to the fire. There bad been chomp wood of the fire, some porticos 'taboret being in the low fender. A guard wee before the lire. The podding was partially mixed, sad pieces of the buret clothing of the de ceived were lying as the floor. The dammed said when the found herself on fire she rolled about the door, but readying no reply to her appeal for help eke tau downstairs. Mr. Charles Willett, bow surges of the Groat Norther Hospital, deposed to the deceased being admitted about 12 o'clock in blaukets, every vestige of clothing having both burnt off. Every part of her thdy, with the thaptioe of the soles of her feet, was scorched cad horst She died at half-pant 3 o'clock from shock to the system. She was es much burnt that orithing could be done. There was • simi lar in.. in the hospital. The accident its that ease was also calmed by crioolith sod the woman was also making a poddieg. H. thought, however, she would rthover. as she had set beau so severely burnt. The deputy coroner re famed le the feat that worth's attire could be made fire proof at • very alight escapee. It was astonishing that whim they knew that a witamties of triathlete of soda or Common alum would render them safe from fir* while wear tog crierilith they did sot adopt the process. A verdict of " Aaoideatel der*" wee retarded. 1 i i I