The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-26 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION. --. rilt: Gl:\ EIZ.II, ELF:I'I'ION. %Pi TN lAiiiira.) VOLLING - (Tills DAY.) 1:11RK '..r t i . on 0:1 -11 o' Clam. s t. l ,I.) lumr, of your from Maley. 12 cellwar. I °Tux'. 926 878 KS 1723 16% 14% 1363 ;CI y A s i.l I.•rt kL) •• . -ac ,t . ) . ,1.) 1.4• o'CLocz. Ay 5,41 .e. j.) bed (II 2179 2176 19 7 7 1804 - . _ s ' N... %SIMI , (:401 1 T11.V.ASTI.-10 o'Ctorc. ~ r ntacro O.) I r. 4 ,L) Js2 r ..,•it.4t ke) Vetuy ,''' .. .. T , zort..ll ... • (t') I% cL) i hoeur.on t 1.) 0 . CLOCK. 4'113 1 WO wit. fill . 4Jd.) ?tor. ;CI 4825 G Si ... Sr+ ::1 111.1: r.iniNa).-10.30 o'CLwr. ( I (•, .... 574 494 VI r rt AND (EAST).-10.21/ o'Cioca. 782 .1 ! * , 171 Ka .• ,L' 12.20 o ewes • 1- •••:. •‘s d ,L` 1816 1627 1498 '2 o'CLocs. =75 2137 2433 ESA: X { FAS T'.-10.30 °Vulva. ud ,t ;'.e ;C‘ A wont Al.ty WO Round `tom Itrioe We..tern 1. %My . 22i 101. 172 116 r• . ~ :..,: :..cx. 1 o'CLOel. Ile 1213 1114 1083 ... 1919 ... 1887 ... 1504 ... 1467 . 2311 . 2274 17.51 ...L.ti:ATION OF THE POLLS. ,TillS DAY.) MIDDLESEX. stvi , n of the poll was made Ilrentford, atoi4,s aim lar scene U that which charac :.:- the ‘lay of nomination. fir 4 of the candidates to ap t.... Ih. arcking at Key, seem• • b. he was met by a large ••• etc). not satisfied with ex • . • 1t- the most enthusiastic • fhe horses from his w t ..m-t•l.t. to the hustings • se T.f re 1 a long procemion of ear -1 r .1 I.c a brass band in an • N • • ••• • •. •` :1 inering Hcro comes," 1 . • 1 d o of electors bearing r..:•. tt e t• la: 1. • : +. t Lord G. Hamilton r . •.,.; the noble lord, who 71.. t. • : ). M W. H. Smith. M.P.. is cph t .. I the flags and banners the ..t a r .!s! a .. e..r-in_gcribcd. The appearance •:enal for the renewal of the Sr. aid load cries of "Drag him Brit err." were beard amid the •to- r lir- lord on the one side and the 11, 7. At precisely tie Sheriff,. •!. - r Ver, came forward to declare : • I, 4 4 t ... ctrl ery, t c made the official announce- C hr ii I. 75.;0 6507 r. •L. Le•rd Hamilton and Lord Enfield had .r ::.•w usu.' L4e,ag briefly returned thanks, Eras udir.ssoll the awembly, and attri ).....„ the support of a fanatical priest t,.'l, is „ / I , resiistrates, and tyrannical landlords, and fit laid not been well used by Lord c•r4.64,..1 3 . ' , mit wah the usual vote of thanks. hY I Eumaups.) —t-TH.wEsT LANCASHIRE. • I.:rner .I: _. ;', , t,,t , er. 1 . •J:fr.f.ll 'I. . )!.....n. er9,- . .s. d 7 . - 7 .. r were declared duly elected, " • .'j' r '''.•.4 the co.eting. Mr. Gladstone and Mr. ,:. cfJ w• rt II .1 prtctut. s t t - TH-IVEST YORXISHIBX st • • L, ....u...11 'L) . A '"f"' I' ) 7836 7621 RETURNED.-(THIS DAY). regory (L) and Viscount tucks ' •MINATIONB.--(THIS DAY.; )SID-SONLIEB.SET. illation for Mid-Somereet took place .how of hands was so nearly equal that the diflleafty in airising at a decision, but ulti. laved in favour of the conservative cmsdidntes. was demanded on behalf of the liberals. sLumi coUNTY. Booth, and Cooper. Poll demanded. Keogh IRISE ELECTIONS. T • 1, 1 Whitworth, who has just .rued fur Drogheda, has written to deny the to the extent of the disturbance in the the election. He says that he was "an • ••1 tLe whole proceedings," and that " not '• '•••1 +le pretended facts is true." The assertion MeChntock's friends were usable to re in Lis Coons " u amply untrue. Some I . ll ' men refused to go into the town, not be teat,ll u,. strum of personal violence, but because ' in d.mig so, as they stated, in the then 1 •,.3. I :1 , /In ..„ n , -how of hands was declared to be I yjf • - 7 .40 IN,s, sing. Pun demanded on be- /A 7.1 , k tlf , • lON OF FIRE- OA PON 1 :9,112D SHIP. TELUISATIL) DOVER., Nov. 26. '7' . lire-damp took place oa board 'plan, of Sundefjord, Newport to Savannah, by 4 Wee killed and the imeeend mate seriously '• loAvy ••-a struck the ship and caused her to I tidy. Th e crew were pioked up in their own • "Chid of November, about 36 maw west of f:r•wfvl3, and larded hem eItLNA, AND At:STRALIA 36 .—TIte Tattiaaular and (Mental Company's t 4 ;t I paisteil thro tha Strait. at MI.MIIIIII at t.-4lty mac tot -~ _ LAW INTELLidiget--(ral.4-DAY.) street Polk:ft-court, on the 2oth icinaary last, for Woelin - 1 mosey. He also had a month from Woral•p-dreet. He las beta w•ricted three ranee aa • rogue and vaira`+o•d. Pis prisoners made no defenoe. The priwperr were formally remanded for • work. IKAMLBOII,OUOII4ITIMET. - - RA ILWAY,IVIVING. AND 677181 i BBAJWB.-(T1118 DAL) COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. After term NW Prius Siltlugs at Westminster. —(Butare the Lard Chief Justiou sal special juram.) 'lbis was the first dey of the after tern sittiaa.. Ths contain. 167 wawa. Of that 6, are new 0114170% as t lho fel:meets.; 94 are marked for special juries. fagging moo to Fp.ia.l COLONIAL OOVERMINNT SH(:UNITINS. numb, 0 per cent. Jan. and July, 1877-si, 100 1 . 71 . 5 Ho., per amt , Jan. and July, NI. 1 Cape of Good Hope, 0 per cent., April and Oot., HO) to (Apo*, 8 per .out., Nay and Nov., 1882 and 1005, 1101. New South Wake, 5 per cont., Jan. and July, 10N to 1896. 101. New Zealand, 6 per cont., Jan., April, July, and Oct., ilit ineenabald. 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 18834, 1081. South Auetraliaa , 8 per oral., Jan. and July, 1893 to IMB. 1101. Victoria, 6 par cent., Jan. and July, 1894 113. Do., April and Oct. 1091, I. FITIt•OLOL11•11T CAM OF MOMS STOILIFO SY • DOT. Glories &My. a boy. was charged before Mr. d' Ern court with steeling • horse and hernia of the value of 16i., theproperty of Mr. John Burr, livery stable keeper, of White Horse-yard, lirook-street. tiro-yeacoratuare. and also with sealing • nag and whip the property of Mr. Ooi, bold**, 6, Janies4net, Oxford-struet. Mr. Barr said that on Tuesday evening he saw the prieoser is his stables putting some harness ou one of his hones. He aka the pnaoner what ho was doing, and he said that Mr. Cox had seat him for his horse. lie told the praiser he had made • mistake, and that Yr. Con's hone was is the next MAIL He (proinoutor) war than tidied away, and oa returning to his stables at a later hour was Wearied by Mr. Uox. jun. , that the prisoner had takes his ho rse an d herniae away. He went in search cif the hors., and sulitequiatly fond that it bad hems diamond at tiornanstown. The value of themeand hareem was 161. aby, WeWngtoa- square, Gray's-inn-Luse, sad that while to work yesterday morning, be saw • home and cart, and some boys playing is tie art. He sated how long the art bed bass there, and they said • long time. and esetft the aim of ihstsber wait, he went to Gilbert-street, rini-ohnet, sad thsre hand that it belonged to • of that ammo, and that the bores sad harmer to Mr. Her. Sergeant Ulm II 0, said that after taking the bone aad harness the prisoner took Mr. Fletsher's cart and Mir. Cot's rag •1111 whip. Mr. Cox was sot in &Umbrian°, sad the primmer was not charged with 'baling the cart. Police-constable Crowley, 229 Li, said that on the pri soner being given bun custody bet night he admitted taking the hone and harness but sot the other property. The plainer raid he was sorry for what he had does, and to SWIM to Mr. d'itrucourt as to his rape for doing it, said that •be told him to do so. The prosecutor said lie had no wish to press the charge with secerity. but only for the sake of example. The bey's father, • respectable-looking seas, living in Gray-street, Manchester-square, raid that his boy had kft home several times, nod ho had fetched him home. He could not tell why he had acted as he had dose. He found that his son lad left the rug at a sweep's of the name of Clayton, at Knightsbridge, his son knowing the sweep's son. d'Eynoourt remanded the primmer. ELSOMPOLD AND wAE P. Tlill LONDON AND NOILTII- W INNERN MAILWAY COMPANY. This was an action to recover oempeamation for injuries ' , mired by Lady Elimbeth Beessford, wife of Sir &Merge De la l'oer Stamford, Bart. The defendants admitted their negligence, and the only quertion of the jury was the amount of da Mr. Huddlestr=3., and Mr. P. H. Lewis wag counsel for the plaintiffs. Mr. Horgan Lloyd and Yr. Hume Williams were counsel for the defendants. It appeared that on the night of the Sth November, 1 8 67, Lady Beresford left Loudest by the man train for Edinburgh. On arriving at (lethal* the following morn ing the guard informed her ladyship that the tau would stop for nine minutes, sad that the refreshment-room was open. Lady Hendon' was about te slight with the resistance of the guard when the train inidde l taomid on, and her ladphip wee thrown on the form, the guard falling upon her. She WSS and felt very rick and ill, sad OM was usable to partake of any refreshment. She proceeded on to Edinburgh and transacted her business, end arrived in Lon don on the lOth. She was then so ill that she had to call in a medical man, sad she had not yet moovered frees the lajery she had received. It appeared her lady ,4up e spine was injured, her left arm was numbsd, -he had not the proper use of her left kg, she suffer ed nom cramp, her eyesight was iujureil, and she was unable to sleep. Evidence was given to show that before the mciderit Lady Hereaford mm 62170141. healthy woman. She acadd walk before the accident tour or Resnik. a day, but duce the accident she had not hoes able to take molt csercipe. She was mall:wing severely from a shook to her nervous systim. Befere the conclusion of the plaintiff's case, the learned mood agreed to terms, and a verdict was taken for tko plaintiff of 1.2.501. The Lord thief Justice.—l can only my I admire the iderintiftla moderation. Vucict ior the plaintiff, 1,241. ORDINARY SHARES LND WOO= Great Eastern, 41), I. Omit Nor th ern, 10e. Great Westeru—Original, 0. Loudon, Begitoe, and South Deed, 481. Loodue end North Weakest, 1123, 1. MetToPoldaalUM, Ge, 61. Indlid, ru , North Seatieni P), 65. South Eastern, 'referred (deferred rewires no dividend until 0 per mut. ham been paid to preferred), 111). COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) COPPIN V. OOPPIN AND GOMM. This part heard case was • husband's petition for a divorce on the ground of adultery, and the wife had pleaded a denial as well as counter allegations' of cruelty and adultery. me parties kept a beer-shop and green grocery at Vesta.. This scorning additional evidence was given ; bat the are was not menpleted when we went to press. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Barest Pigott) DINTIMILIFO CAM OF 11AFILI1o0111111. Marlow We , 22, a reepeetable- looking reung man, wee with the manslaughter of Stephea Blake, Lis father-in- w. Mr. Warner Sleigh conducted the prosecution. and Mr. Ribton was counsel for the defence. The circumstances of the case were of • very painful diameter. The prisoner was in the service of • gentle men living at Moulsey, as coachman, and it appeared that he had married the daughter of the deceased. she being at the time only sixteen years of age. The parents were aware of the marriage, but they did not .rem to have been consenting parties to it, and the marriage did not appear to have turned out very hapily. The deceased occupied the position of valet to Mx. e borley, of 31, Eaton-place, and it appeared that on the llth of October the wife of the prisoner had gone to visit her mother and father in Eaton-place, and they were in the kitchen when the prisoner came to the house and entered the room where they were. He was at the time the worse for liquor, and by the direction of Mr. Corley be was requested to leave the place. Some alterca tion seemed to have taken place between the prisoner and the deceased, and the latter told the prisoner he was a vagabond, and asked him what he intended to do for his wife, at the same time stating that he had never done anything for her support since their marriage. The pri soner, upon this, told the deceased that he might take his daughter and do what he liked with her, and the deceived then repeated that he wan a vagabond. Upon this the prisoner appeared to have struck the deceased • violent blow on the eye, which cat ft open, and he bled profusely, and the prisoner then seized him by the neckcloth, swung him round, and threw him down, and fell violently upon hint. The wife of the deceased interposed, and the prisoner was locked in the room, and when this had been done the prisoner appeared to have been very violent, and he called to the deceased's wife to let him out, and made use of the ex pression that he would " murder the little yet." At Era it was thought that the deceased had not received any very serious injury, but he gradually sank and died about ten days after he had received the injur y . Upon a poet-mortem examination taking place it was discovered that three of the sibs of the deceased had been broken, and that one of the broken bonne had penetrated the pleura and caused congestion of the lungs, and death was the result of this injury. Immediately after the occur rence the prisoner seemed to have exhibited the utmost sorrow and remorse for what bad happened, and he wrote several letters to his wife and his mot-in-law entreating their forgiveness for what he had done. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, but recommended him to mercy on the grounds that the act bad been done in the heat of passion, and without premeditation. Mr. Ribton urged, in mitigation of punishment, the cir cumstances under which the act was committeil lan t a tt e e fact that the deceased had made use of abusive to the prisoner before he assaulted him. Mr. Baron Pigott said that the prisoner had certainly been guilty of • very unmanly act, but it was clear that the act was not premeditated, and the jury had recommended him to mercy. Acts of violence of this kind must, however, be repressed by the law, and be felt it his duty to sentence him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for six months. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (TIM DAY.) (Before Mr. Payne.) agiasounz-vaer cilaaiorim ditselider MoorAoust, aliabCatain Williams:4o, amide of a vessel, who was tried here inJuly last for felony, and as was placed in the dock indicted for bridal int o a hones and dealing a a naphor-wood chest, two two pillows, and other artieles, value 31., the prop;TP Robert Webster. On the former occasion the prisoner de fended himself with much ability. The charge in the present case, to which he pleaded not guilty, was that of breaking into the prosecutor's house and stealing a chest He was seen dragging the box out of the room, and was given into custody. Although the fate lasted a long time, the facts were few and simple. The misoner was known to the parties living in the house, which he said was one of low character. After a patient trial, the jury found the prisoner Gallo,. Timothy Coy, 48 IE, said the prisoner was an extraorW nary man. ale had been convicted of contempt of court, and had also suffered three months' imprisonment. When Le first came to England be was ascertained to be a bosh ranger, and had been sentenced to penal servitude for life, and bad escaped. Ho was known as Captain Williams. In Australia he belonged to the notorious Burke's gang. He was also concerned in this country with the Fenian COilbplletcy. h 4. ntesice, twelve months' imprisonment with hard labour. POLICE COURTS.--(THIS DAY.) BOW-STRKET. PGCIitT PICKING AT TRISATIMIL-Cl7 MOLY or COS. PEALING TUE STOLEN PROPERTY. William doled and John Smith, two-respectably dressed young men, aged respectvely about 17 and It years old, were charged with picking pockets. Mr. Abrams appeared for the defence. Police-constable John Dowdell, F 12, stated that about • quarter past 11 at night he was on duty in company with Sergeant Matthews and two other constables outside the Olympic Theatre. The people at that time were leaving. The prisoner John cams downstairs with the coat produced on his arm. He walked to and fro in front of the house several banes pushing against the people. Ho then returned to the lobby in the box entrance, and then got out of sight. Shortly afterwards witness saw William go into the lobby. He remained there • minute or two and then left with the prisoner John, and he went out follow ing two lodise and a gentleman to their carriage. John had hold of one of the ladies' dresses. Witness haired hold of John and took him into custody for loitering about and attempting to pick pockets. Sergeant Matthews took William. John said they were mistaken. He was searched, and in his wsi&tewt pocket was found • sham watch and chain, and 6s. 3d. in his trousers pockets. The purse produced. containing Is. 6d. and wane Lepers, cards, &c., was found pinned to the tail of his dart. Found on William • gold watch and chain. 13s. 3d. in silver, with pocket-handkerchief, new pair of cuffs and small iienknife. Join Matthews, 6 F, corroborated, and stated that he raw the prisoners following ladies and gentlemen to their carriages several times, returning to the lobby to repeat the action. Mary Anne Grant &Toad that she went to the Olympic Theatre. She first went into • private box, and then into the dime circle. At that time her purse was safely in her yocket. The next morning she aimed it. It contained Is. 1341., • threapeany-piste, some_papers, and a card. The property produced is hers. The purse is worth • shilling. Doedell, oner readied, said that his was perfectly close to the_pris at the time. Herbert Reeves, warder at Coldbath-llelds, proved that Juba bad two oloatlis' haprisoaatoat boo Xadbotough- THE Expßisi, ii6VEltaiiil6,,! Oroirar istaizEr.—(THlS DAT.) • ONE O'CLOCK. The English funds have experienced uo re covery from the decline of yesterday, notwith standing the eraptional character of the with drawal of gold from the Bank, and the arrival of s largetotal from Australia and the West Indies. Rail way stocks arc offered, and a roductiea bus occurred in several of them, owing to the diminution in the traffic. The return of the Great Western shows a &crease of 3,5771., compared frith the correspond ing period of last year. Foreign ssouritice, how ever, are firm, upon purohaaes for the now account. United Atatos IS-20 Bonds have given way, telegrams from New York re porting lower quotations sad a rise of 1 percent. in the premium upon gold. Erie shares are steady. Attention is still directed to the fortnightly settle ment, which will be oompleted So-morrow. _ _ The :demand for money is moderate, and the Supply large. The rate for the bort paper is 21 to per cent., and for advances in the Stook Ex change le. Consols are quoted 941 to 1 for monoy and the let of December, and the Throe per Cents. Ileducod and the New Three per Cents., 921 to 4. Tho railway sualkot is dull, owing to a prepon derant* of sales. Great Western and Metro politan stocks have declined ; per cent., and Midland and Great Eestcrn ; but Caledonian has rut n ;. Annexed are the quotationv : London and North Wort:ern, 1121 to 1 ; Gnat Western, 494 to 1; Midland, 1121 to ; London and South Western, 874 to 884; Great liestern, 42 to 1 ; Brighton, 481 to 1. South Eastern. 791 to 1; Metropolitan, 104 to 106; Great Northern, 100 to 4; ditto A. 104 to 4 ; Caledonian, 74 to 1 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 101 to 174; Lancashire and York shire, 1281 to 1; and Manchester and Sheffield, 471 to 48. iAn inquiry s apparent for foreign socuritiee, but the only change at preeent is a rise of per cent. in Egyptian of 1808, ea., to 741 to 1. Bra zilian of 1806, 771 to 781; Chili= of 1887, pol to 1; Egyptian of 1864, 82 to 83; Italian of 1861, 66 to * ; ditto of 1868, 3 to 1 prem. ; Me loan, 151 to 1 ; Peruvian of 1866, 82 to 1; Russian of 1866, 90 to 1 ; ditto Nicolai, 651 to 1 ; ditto Orel, 80/ to 81; ditto kluscow-Jerad4lw, 82 t 5 ; 9psa;all 1 607, 341 to 1 ; Turkish of 1868, 67 to 68 ; ditto of 1663, 67 to 68 ; and ditto of 1866, 42 to 1. The Indian Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. are at 219 to 220 ; the Five, 116 to / ; the Four, 1021 to 103 ; the Bonds, 11s. to 10e. prem. ; the Debentures, 1051 to / ; Exchequer Bills, 14s. to 19s. prem.; and Bank Stock, 244 to 246. Bank ibaria are in moderate request. City, 11/ to 121 ; Imperial, 171 to 1 ; London and County, 511 to 1 ; London Joint Stock, 341 to 331; Lon don and Weatminster, 671 to 681 ; Union of Lon don, 361 to 1; Anglo-Atatrian, 71 to 8 prem. ; and Imperial Ottoman, 11 to prom. ‘.: shares are inactive.' National Discount are at 111 to 121; General Credit, 11 to 11 dia. ; International Financial, 11 to 11 dia. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to 1; Telegraph Cjnstruction, 15: to 1 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 2'2 to 1, being 2s. Gd. lower. 'United States 5-20 Bonds are 1 percent. lower, at 741 to 1. Erie Railway shares, 261 to 27 ; Illinois Central, 951 to 96, being 1 , worse ; Atlan tic and Groat western debentures. 371 to 341 and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 39 to I. Royal Mail Steam shares have been dealt in at 50, being dull. The half-yearly meeting of the African Steam ship Company will be held on the 10th of December. TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds are in demand, and have improved per cent., viz., to 94/ to Railway stocks rtanain flat, and a fresh reduction of to per cent. has taken place in Great Western, Great Eastern, Metropolitan, and Great Northern A. Foreign bonds are steady. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds remain steady, at 941 to Railway stocks still show a drooping tendency. Metropolitan is } per cent. lower, at 1031 to 1. Caledonian, 74 to 1 ; Brighton, 481 to l ; South Eastern, 791 to 80 ; Midland, 112} to I ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1281 to t ; London and North Western, 1121 to ; and Great Western, 49} to 1. Foreign securities meet with inquiry. Italian of 1861 are at 491 to 1,, showing a rise of 1 ; Pe ruvian of 1863, 811 to 821 ; Turkish of 1863, 42 to 1; and Spanish of 1887, 34} to 1. About 30,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn from the Bank for India. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 71. r. 73c. for the account, being the same as yesterday. The coupon due on the Honduras Railway Loan on tho let January has been announced for pay ment at the London and County Bank on that date. The trustees , having also rece ived the acces sory funds for the dividends due on April 1 and July 1, 186.9, give notice that they are prepared to immediately prepay those coupons under discount at the Bank rate. Bar gold, valued at 120,0001., was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, for transmission, it is understood, to Belgium, for government coining purposes. The total taken out since the date of the lest return is 166,0001. The arrival of nearly 500,0001. in specie was an nounced yesterday. The Kent, from Melbourne, has brought 272,000/. ; the Neva, from the We Indies, 179,000/. ; the Liberator, from Sydney, 24,000/. ; and the City of Paris, from New York, 15,0001. A continuance of the conversion of the various loans of the government of New Zealand—general and provincial—into consolidated S per cents. has been announced by the crown agents for the colonies. On terms which are fully set forth in the advertisement, it is open to the holders of old debentures to exchange them for new any time before the 31st December next, when the operation is to be finally closed. The total amount still un converted is stated to be now only as follows, viz. :-3 and 6 per cents. of the general govern ment, 1,303,800/, ; 0,7, 8, and 10 per cent'. of the provincial governments, 670,4001. ; making a total of 1,876,2001. ; while the new 6 per cont. consols, which have taken the place of the old securities, amount to 3,960,200/. The subjoined circular, which was forwarded yrsterday to the Stock Exchange, announces that the Metropolitan Railway Compan y, intend to apply to parliament in the Doming session for power to raise additional capital to the amount of WO,OOOl. TM directors of the llebropealea Sae/ay Nearly have mused notice to be gives ad sm ialleaded_ appilealisa to parliament having for its *eel the folamilsi poem, Hs :—To lengthen and vesillabe the statics is as effective but less .. Ramer thea Sal authorised by the Company's Ad of 1106. To sallied the time within which to purchase bads, a n d ooh the works as as 'Magmas and Tower-hill part of the eastern eateries, - To give parliamentary seastbas to the remedy made with the Gnat Western ielfwey Cesipsay, and to astherl.e the company to bias smelt foram capita as may be uses. miry for the lemgislies of the ismagemee amiertakiaga The prelim mewed el Ws farther mold bee not yet been detmatheed, but power will be seaglid es rake. from time to time es orcastos may regain. ea sweat sot es- --- LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE TILLORLTH.) CROYDON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BELLING HURDLE. Inherttanoe I Blown Jug Lady Olenoora 3 Winner objected to. STEEPLE HANDICAP. Reporter .. • • • • Ada . Printa . Donna 6 ran. HANDICAP HURDLE. Aurifera .. 1 CbimmNts .. 2 Lord Rumbaed. . 3 Winner objected CROYDON CUP. read Direr .. .. Fly&ler .. .. Laura • • Won in a canter. SELLING HANDICAP. Two mile*. 3. Waterperry, Maven, Acrobat, Warlike g, Applecrosa, Go ;elute* and Brown Jug are here. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT TO TWO CHILDREN. - - A shocking accident °mitred yesterday morn ing at the Park Farm, near (harshen?. occupied by Mr. Robert Webster, one of his children being killed and another very seriously in ured. Mr. Webster bad been engaged in thras hing with one of the old-fashioned thrashing machines usually fixed ander a shed at farm-heuses, two of his children, aged Ave and three respectively, being fastened by a sting to the upright timbers running from the re volving beam in the centre of the shed, in order to keep them out of the way of the hones' feet. About eleven o'clock Mr. Webster was alarmed by Leering screams pro ceeding from the shed, and on hie running there found his youngest child completely crushed to death between the revolving beam and the socket in which it works, the elder child was alto fearfully crushed, bat not dead. It is sap. pored the youngest child had fallen over the boarding which is put round the beam, and that his brother, whilst endeavouring to help bin, had also been dragged in. Medical assistance was procured at once, but the youngest child was past help, and the other lies in a very critical state. SHIPPING INTILLIGENCE.-(71118 DAZI Lennere. Nov. 16.—Wind at moon LE., moderate bream and cloudy. G AAAAA svo, Nor. 16 . — Arrived : Avenir, from Rangoon; Pieraub, Calcutta ; Memento, Madras ; Arra, Coramada ; Con done*, Natal ; Prince Alfred, Natal; Cambria, Alva Bay; Marine, Lagos; Bayswater, Portland. V.B. Dust, Nov. 26.—Arrived from the river and sailed : Glencoe, for Port Plillip ; Greatham Hall, *radar. I.lv sacral., Nov. 24- Sailed adalbr, for Bombay; Castiglione, Bocnl.y; Corinne, Bombay ; leder (r.) Africa: Uruguay ,r.). Para. 16.—Alfred, Cal cutta ; Apes and Fides, Gale ; Jilwe = " liavranah ; Ctty of Antwerp New York; Clara easitarkv. MUTH marrow, Nov. ?S.—Arrived : Nova (ay.), from Colon.' Parnerere, Nov. 16.-bailed No ran (1111.), for Cape of Good Hope. Gi.eerswrrs, Nev. 26.—Arrived: Ealphlziteh, from Hoehn. Nor 7l—Baited : Coral Isle, for Demerara ; Banasona, St, ; Trelawney, Jamaica. etrillAD. No , . lb.—Arrived: Atatteee, from Liverpool to cABVALTIEft . esort-rro,, Nov. 61.—,47nt of Foo7diovo reports, dtb, Sove reign of lados, from libeashal to Landes, ratan as Rates Island : towed to Too-cliowUttle dammed. 0111AVIIMID, Nov. 111.—The Liberator, arrived in the river, reports that as the 10th October, in let. 30 8., lon. 31 W., die make*, ISseenrins, from Umtersela to London, which lest mars sad Edna twiesob through heavy rains. Wasmea, Nov. y 66.. 'lfs Joan& (laaads7), of sad for liver. ;pool, from Me Wad Coed of Africa, got on the Lung Bank Ma mama/ sad cagateed—tug towing her ; crew saved. WM—The Insadalas been towed to the ground in the South Bay by the Baby (s). yyruessout, Nov. 18.—A %wain schooner. eurroood of ttoarggaa dimenaims, wee streadod an the coast of Uothbuid in the nbtht of 17th November sad broke up ; porfoea of cargo had washed 'ore, crew supposed to have pai nted. Dual, Nov. IL —ne env of the Surpelet, Villa Beal to Glat t:moor, ham been taken to Leics. 11.sswoon, Nov. 93.—Lig.n. cattle Potato Albert how brought up Agee boat, pointed white, with Jaw, Marnam,o r = outside, sad Francis Hewett as the inside, herby fooadthe same off the UsSoper. WEATHER REPORT. -(THIS DAY.) TIMIRDAT, Nov. 11, 8 A.a. s. 1 1%31 W. Nabs_ 19.19 r 41 ID 11.8. E. Marils4B7 1 19.84i611:441 8.8.5. Loh , Bit Melds '29.44r a'a, B.W. Ikerbero 416.1984 8 1661 8.8. yomodB 211.111, all S.N.B. culaw . gi lleast z Ardiems 29.9er 41 , 40 8.N.8. oree9r4l4 '19.112 r 46 46 N.E. Bolybeed — 1 29.18 r 46 44' i 4 E. u 44,0446 48.76 r 44 a ON. liskagis 19.61 r 4114/1 N. 011116468 'k9.44 r 46 42 N. 8041054 t t9.eB r 45 61 N.W. Dares '29.71 r6O 49, N.W. fl7winak 1 2994 rl6 44 W. V. 111.721. 47 46N.N.W. 111/.:1 r 44 411 8. 16.70 r 43 48 a C. Grin 1148 , 26.64 a4l 41 E. Dna_ ... HafOr 60 99 N.N.W. Larlest . - '119.74r 46 46 N.W. faebaat r4B N W. )14221W 664 42 PAW. Comas — Bra+NY. Paris — Tooke WO M— B. Naser4aa 1 I 1.13.11. WE FALL EJTE. N.W. N.W. ,'N.rK*l co 0 O cos o CO fa. KELE N.N.W. W.W.W S.W. 0.16 0.16 0.06 0.06 0.13, 006 ;;; 0.17 I 0.10, 0.011 'lltap Jo. ismosta usisuld ralmel le= =r. TW lettasy(diesh WNW. • libeift), a wake of the maserary yylloit loam Thoswooder enema is lisiveras Inn vllll 111 Iliediss *Wag bid It koala L-641§. I.—blue sky ; ( _ o asis= ja ; ; 1.-440alei nier) ran) ; ; B.—wre ; I.—anander. isyysal. now yr Mil yosnol), awing IBA Mum Illas distorboomi The increase of prowure — noticeti in • the losth-writ and west yesterday afternoon has now berme systral, though at our eolith raters stations the reetoun depranies Ira sot yet en tirety disappeared. &adage ase auw ray Indians. Tem po rano* w not such . sodho47 . A au Sort of our south sort . and Aram" walaw this morning In the west of . Is asr fight to mo derate imam—aouth-reterly in lb* soli and wet, and north-westerly in the south and want—sa• srarted. lain has talks in the roach and west. Weathie tads atend=rinand and dandy. with rain continuing fa the writ of It was intended by the Orangemen of Liver cool to oelebrate the return of limes. Cron and Tumor y a tordelight preemies Let sight. but bappliy the authorities hindered, and the projected proceed= was sot ranted out LINES LEASED AT FIIMp ItaNTALI. Oicat Wobtent, W. Mid. Hereford. 97. BRITISH POOBIIBBIONB. Bosn., Bar., and Cunt. India, gua. 6 par at, 104 t, 6. Neat Indian, guar. 6 par omit., It% V. Grand Trunk of Canada, 4th preferonos stank, lel Oreat Indian Peninsula, guar. 6 par cent, 101 j, f. Grist Southora of India, 41 per coot, la MEd* (Dan), guar. 6 per coat., 104, FoREIOii RAILWAYS. Pahl* and San Fran. 111;37gun. per et, 15 t l. 1. Dunaberg and Witspak ( Limited ) gas:asked cent.. 84f. (}teat Luxembourg, In FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATION& OrelVitebsk, guar. by liusaiau Goraramant, 6 per Nat., WI. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN WIND. Ft. John dcl Rey (Limited), 171. Yudaaarautiula or 8. Aagralia (Lbaltad). 21. JOINT BT_OCIE Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and China, 30j. Landon and Wadminatar, GM S. Do., scrip, ed. Angla-Malioan Yint. ISt. ----~ Atlantic Telsgrapb. 4par east., 241. Berlin Wawa/aria (liabd)), sew 9f. Credit Foaciar of Mislead gillabad?. 2 i. & Ebbw Irak Neel, aad (Lugged), 141. par owl. Noway, gas. by Ewypaiaa rte' 192 2 9 i. 1/leattie sad Intenaatiewa/ Telezrst l 237, Dearral Credit and Dismount (Lau , 11-14. National Amount Owspawy “abed Boolabb Auabaliaa lavadmeat (Limited), 114. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIB DAY.) (8T miount.) (Tao' ottz omit oottaairosuite.) The earhat quiet, bat steady; Wee about 10,000 to 12,04.10 bates. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (ay maosarm.) (fox ocra ors ookaaromen.) Ordinary, 131 a., 127.., 1214., 120.., 1171.. 100 s. ; 1,630 Adana. Mild cured, 1411., 1204., 1244. ;00 firkins XINCING-LANE.-(THI8 DAT.) Sroads.-11sere is a good demand, at full prices ; low to good brown Jessica sold at 30s. to 32& ; Tobago, 30s. 6d. to 32e. ; St. Lucia, 31s. 6d. ; Mauritius, ordinary to fine brown, 28s. to 32a. ; soft yellow, 335. ; grainy brown, 345. 6d. to Mis. ; middling to floe bnglit yellow, 31e. to 375. W.; superior white, 40e. ; crystanieed, 41e. to 41s. 3d. Relined steady. Corran.-The parcels offered in public sale continue to go off readily at full to rather dearer prices. Plantation Ceylon, good ordinary to low middling, 621. 6d. to 713. ; middling, 725. 6d. to 765. ; bold, 83s. to 84s. ; native Cey lon, small, 41s. 6d. to 44a. 6d. ; good and fine ordinary, 30.. to bls. ; other native East India, smell to bold, rile. to 64e. 6d.: plantation East India, 725. to 90.. 6d. TliA.-The market remains quirt. Eris Ann HILL.-No Palm to report. Farm-The market is well supplied with all the lead ing articles, but with • less active demand prices of most descriptions have declined, except for floe, for which firm rates have mostly been obtained. Currants, low to superior, 16e. to M. Valencia raisins, low, 17s. to 22e. ; common to fair, 225. to 30e. ; good to floe, 325. to 48e. ; selected, Ms. to 645. ; Muscatels, lavers, .50s. to 13.5 e.; loose, 41s. to 455. : red, 33a. ; Elmo, 32.. ; Sultans, low to floe. 225. to 48a.; Turkey lige, 375. to Qs. ; natural, 26e. ; Jordan almonds, 41. 14e. to 101. 10a. ; Valenta, 70s. to 87s. Seim-With the exception of Cochin ginger, which is dull of pals, and prices rather lower, all arbeles have sold steadily, at the previous value. Pepper, Singapore, 31d. ; common Penang, 31d. ; trang , 3id. to 3 i ld. ; Ilingapore white, bid. ; Penang 41. ; Pimento, 2d. to 2kl ( Flinger, Commca Cochin, 31s. to 425. ; Jamaica, &is. to 41a. ; African, 28a. Saco is dull of sale; 210 limes and 200 bags Pearl bald. Hue 'man, 21& ; large, Itia. to 19e. ; flour 16s. Q. Corrox.-There te • continued good demand, at full rates. ITTE.—About 4,000 balms sold at 10s. to 20.. pee ton &dins, common to fair, lb/. to 201. ; rejections, 141-. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a good supply of beasts and a fair trade. Mon da/'s quotations are pretty well maintained throughout, ye trade is heavy for inferior descri tious. There is very little doing in the sheep market. Priors are about the same as on Monday. Choice calves are in demand, and at blow rates. Our foreign supply consists of 67 beasts sat 111 cakes. Porkies etas. L L s. d. Per doss of Mo. aa. s. L Dad .6 1 6 6 BastDsl2lll3-bnissk 0 0 0 Deal ► 4 10 6 2 Hist 1. 0 08-1144 24 •••••• 4 4 4 Breed god. $8 4 4 Do., 4162., Mora... 00 0 Cab's 3. 6 8 Iwo Itosooolgool. 3 6 4 Si& 54 5 0 Do. do. likes •• 0 11•141aks121112-brals ale 6 I Lembo 0 • • Desoto at warkst,l,olo; sheep sad Leash 3.0*; Wm. lib ; 641400* SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET —(THIS DAY.) Yr. Charles James Easton reports Modernity slow at Um followiagleises clover, from 11 Od. to 1204. ; inferior ditto, gds. to 100 s. ; prime lay, 106.. to 1165.; isferior ditto, SAL to 964. ; stow, Xs. to 34 MR. BRIGHT AS ♦ CABIN= MINISTER.—In refer ence to the statement of s contemporary, that " Mr. Bright will consult both his own independence and the interests of the new government by remaining one of its unofficial supporters," the BirmittqAmm Post declares that " no person—and certainly nonewepaper—has any autho rity whatever to vest of Mr. Bright', intentions in this matter." Sitotitipto MURDER IN DITHLIN.—DUBLIN,WED.• NISDAT NIOnT.—A medical student, named Miles, was murdered this afternoon at an early hour, eke* to Hoore's statue, in College-street. He was beaten on the head, and the back of the skull was fractured. He was insen sible when brought to the hospital, and died shortly after his admission. A man who assisted in bringing hun to the hospital stated that he saw three men, whose nature he gave, attack the deceased. The death of M. Felicicn Malefic, the drama tic author, at the age of 55, is announced. His first play was Olotootrom, which came out with great meows in 1835. He produced many other works for the stage, and from 1848 to 1860 was Chargi d'Affaires at Lisbon but he subsequently returned to the theatre, and in 1852 his Corr et to Dot, in 1880 the Nem &posh's, and lately Le. SeeitiqUn, added to hie reputation. THE LATE BIRMLNOBAII BANNING COMPANY. Notice is given that a dividend of 3e. in the pound, to creditors other than contributories, whose debts have been proved, will be paid at the Priory-rooms, in the Upper Priory, on Wednesday next and following days. This dividend of 3s. makes, with the dividends previously paid, a total of 20s. in the pound. FATAL RESULT 01 A QUARREL BETWEEN SCHOOL (luau.—On Monday evening an inquest wee held in the Workhouse,Berwick, on the body of Ann Patterson, aged 10 years. Prom the evidenos it eppsered that, some few weeks ago, the doomed and some Other girls were e b tf in the playground attached to St. Mary's National A girl named Shaw went up to deceased and asked her for something, which wee refused. The girl Shaw then knocked deceased down and kicked her us the back. De ceased became ill from the effects of the kick, and died on Saturday from injuries to the spine. The jury returned a verdict to the effect that deceased received the kick acci dentally. CURIOUS DETECTION OP A THUMP.—An impu dent robbery was committed in the skeet. of Paris during the pc of itmelnlte hamenl. 4 4 t =ler of the Roe St. Honer lad with two ow aged 10, to the Roe de Dines, ass tte gi = The crowd there wee very dame, and a ma of appearesee standing by eased le take up Ow girl is bit are, so that she might me ever the = l : ir t the osears. The tabor eenswftd i bat abiewards wt the obliging *auger had Was advaatage of the seeemmt when bar attention was directed to the sight le rob bar et her gold The sane orealas the , third aelempbei to on thu d ' iwypinitng to g• to the day of the layettes from whew they had less 4eles, was eiseeled. 9 01 1 1 P _1___........ ..: ~.., . .- - - ding COCAIN!. It le the labialise of the d:reetors to that Chia be raised by the creole* of shiners eta*. te he charged on the oompeal'a sandal hod., and to be redeemed out of the proem is of stab Surplus property, en se M avoid may permanent burgle* in the me net capital of time company. No prelims! will, le any t% eel, be made to create say portion of this csailel before 'mediae of pr it I.* U161.--Joe* NewlX t. inheimma ; unwise OUR. y-obsereise I Joint II iticitaus, moretary.— glides the company, 3. tdd lalsee-yard, Wommianter, S.W.. Nor . SA London and North Western llway trailer return shows this week a decrease of 3,0481. com pared with the oorrespondhig period of l ast year; the Great Northern • decrease of 2,2311.; and the Great Eastern an increase of 3261. ' At the meeting yesterday of the bondholders and creditors of the Italian Irrigation Company, Mr. Win. Evans, a director of the company, in the chair, resolutions were put by him and carried unanimously, to the effect that the interest., of the English bondholders and creditors will be beet served by leaving the matter of the oonoordat in the bands of the agents of the respective classes in Italy ; and that, in the opinion of the meeting, it is most important, in the common interest at all, that the affairs should be taken out of bank ruptcy, and the payment of interest be resumed on the let January next. At an extraordinary general meetin_g yesterday of the Malta and Mediterranean Gas Ormpany (Li mited) &dividend of 2 per cent. was depleted for the half year. The directors anticipate that the distribution will be raised to 5 per cent. for the twelvemonths at the mooting to be hold in May next. The preparatiens yesterday for the half-monthly settlement in the railway market showed, in moat instances, only a very moderate supply of stook. The dereriptions chiefly warted for the settlement were Gnat Northern " A," Metropolitan, South Eastern, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, upon the latter of which a small " back wardation" wee paid. In the ease of Caledonian, on the other hand. stock was more plentiful, and in the afternoon the unaccustomed feature of a " ooritango " was prevented. The following shows the Corms oa which the carrying over was generally conducted : KATIE Ot OONTrtf."6ATIONi 01 3 1. 1 liolr• Caiecioaisa 341 tol-tO bk. ... Gnat Pa1k1112.... S.. to *Aid. ow Cheat Itheilent Great Nortkore . 4 l-16 to ;..16 aoa. Chaim. 1-10110 a-W sea .... 3-10 te Goa. Lad= and Brighton -16 to .; eon. `to I boo. London amnia& Woken 346 to 646 asa. ito I ma. Isclaa. U. and Dom 1411 1-16 ass.... 1-3 s to 1-16 coo. Lawarthr snit Torialthe 3-16 to 6-16 c 00.... ( to I hook. Mewl .81*11.,WILkerorn. 1-16 to 3-16 coo. to i con. = aim _. ~. l-14 to 3-16 ow. ... boah to cow i to I corr. WSW $4ll ens. &elk wires. l-16 to Wm. WM. Lannhaws nillodinolso6-10 Honda... 3 to 3 p et pes isa 3to3pot p at ors. Orsad Thiel of Canada ... Id. to hr. MIL ld. to Is. 089. 07011 Western of 'hawk 411. is ft as dd. to Is. W. sin. Atlantic and O. W. Bonds 1-16 W $-111 ma -16 to 346 lOW Ditto ditto Debentons 1-14 to MI as l-1111 to 3-1111 can. Erie sd. to IC ow 3d. to 9d. ooa. MINES-(Plh DAP.) ONK O'CLOCK. The mining market is very inactive, owing partly to the settlement. Annexed are the quo tations:—Prince of Wales, 365. to 375. ; East Gren ville, 31 to 31; South Condurrow, 20s. to 228. Great For, 101 to 111 ; Chiverton, 4 to 41 ; West Chtverton, 62 to 64 : Mary Ann, 20 to 21 ; New Lovell, I to 11 ; East I ovell, 81 to ; Drake Walls, 14.. to 16s. ; North Tieekeiby, Gs. to 88.; Marks Valley, 91 to 91 ; and East Caradon, 5 to 51. In the market for foreign and colonial mining shares, St. John Del Bey are at 17 to 18 ; Don Pedro, 31, to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Bratlisn, w. to 1 prem. ; Pestarena, If to 11 dis. ; Chonta, 21 to ; Roma Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; An to- Italian, par to prem. ; United Mexican, 1 to 2 ; Frontino and Bolivia. 5-16 to 7-16 ; oft Phillip, 11 to 2 ; Central American, dis. to par Sao Vicente, : to 1 prem. ; Copula Silver, 1 to 1 dis. ; and Vudanamutana, 21 to 4. At the Chiverton Moor meeting, hold on tha mine on the 20th inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,1961. 3s. ld. to the end of September. A call of Se. per share was made. The agent of East Wheal Grenville telegraphs that the " Caunter" lode has been cut in the cross course at the 45, and is more promising than when cut at the other levels, also in the cross-course. The lode in the rise in the back of the 54 is worth 41 tons of copper ore per fathom for length of rise (9 feet). No other change. EX TILIORDINART CHARGE OF MANSLACGi- TLit AGAINST A SUAGEo.V. INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. Richardq. the &play coroner, held an inquiry at the Prince of Wales Tavern, Bonner's raad, Bethnal-green, respecting the death of Mn. Hannah Clifford. aged 33 years, who expired from the effects of frightful injuries inflicted upon her during her accoviche nient. The deceased was tho wife an eating-house keeper carrying on business in Bethnal-green-road. The person whose conduct is impugned is Mr. Thomas William Pop plewell, who describes himself as a member of the Boyal College of Surgeons, residing at 63, St. Peter's-road. The medical evidence laid before the jury was that of Mr. (3. B. Phillips, of Spital-equare, divisional surgeon of police, who described the nature of the injuries indicted. The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against Mr. Popplewell, and the coroner made out a warrant for his committal to the Central Criminal Court for trial. FOOTBALL.—The Westminster School and the Old Westminster* played a match yesterday afternoon a the Vinetatareaass ground, which, owing to the late rains, was ray herseyeaAsimpery. Many asedtowihieis the play. and MAW those pseud weressveral ladies. The followingßamadan, was amides :--fhhooL—P A. 'Bries (avian), T. N. Ramadan, N. G. Barron, W . O R. Basham, R. W. road, C. W. Stephenson, H. B. Rawson, T. Wakley, R. N. Oartaia. B. Barley. sod H. 0. Rawson. Old Westadasters.—B. N. Moms (captain), U. 0. Bonsai* A. J. Mackey, J. R. Tapia, CIL Barker, 0. Dowdawell. J. C. Smith, O. H. Lee, J. Dixon, Arthur Saran, and J. IL Yates. After about three-quarters of an hour's spirited play the whorl obtained thro sicoal, Barron, by a kick forward. seeding the ball . This put then appoacats still more on their mettle, gradually they sowed a goal by a kick from Thyliss; but the School, nothing daunted, went admirably to work again. and about a quarter of as hour before time was called (bait-past 0 they won by obtaining smother goal by a kick from Dailey, who was well backed up by Vidal. Aw EXTRAORDINARY CARIL—The death of a women named Hughes, living at Gateacre, was the sub ject of inquiry before Mr. Agana! on Tuesday. It ap that sho living apartfrom her husband, and bad formed sted w an illicit connection with abookkeeperuamed Mac donald, a man apparently in a comfortable position, hav ing a wife and family, and more than 60 years of age. The other night the two went, in the character of man and wit* to a home on Islington-dap, where they engaged a room. In the course of the night the woman died suddenly, and her paramour actually remained with the corpse till the morning, when he ordered "breakfast for one," without uttering a word as to what had happened. The discovery that the woman was dead was presently reads by a servant, and Sae facts came oat at the inquest. A well-merited rebate was administered by the coroner tie Macdonald, who probably hoped to arosd exposure by escaping from the hoar beforettainaudes were acquainted with the woman's death.—Liarma Ihrewry. MELANCTIOLT DEATN 01 , A MAN AND HIS WIN& —A sad calamity, illustrating the ill effects of intemper ance, occurred at Swainawick on Saturday night. An old man and his wife of the name of Bolwell, both above 60 years of age, raiding at Tailback. had been to Bath to make some purchases, and both hariej 4 hubibed too freely, set out on their way home. The t proved to be Teri wet and stormy, and oa socengisig hill leading from DeaftiM to the Obucester-road, they both MI. hare Ms M this beds wilder a by reds Si so* other, sad Wig usable to rim they both perished esi the spot hem sameatioa no water had poured over both bodies, completely bessllag teem, and, etlanS• to my. the bead of sub was lying Soya the MIL Three children, a boy aged sin. and two girl of Wee years and leal were burned to en Teasley EL Ifieholaa t Bias. They o f bees left by their mento a k a itinerant eater of coffee to wariness in the streas, and am supposed to have on awaking eat their bed en Ike by playing with lucifer mateha. wrilatissisire:R7ooresaosiAmaraishiegheabitetorechagaiwicALthein park,triTlZLocismampaiimisismargusitismonannio..—pirdnialldlle,mpuisomparamirThimseNalasolaswmaibehi?gr „ a „ a s gb a Opera was set to mem mer Alpo is Os cu e wised, &sided as ; each wee the eat a M. Perrin. the Menefee, and the writer's dears wee elm that ML EL Whom !MIMI ply the pert. "01 year ham my Mae :3:11sally, she eddy. is !' _saamaise rirsollogas words far me, sad I ass*Bikad to an these cur suoillust mils* esistioss." 2133 2124 1843 1687