The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. RI'MOURED lINIGN•TION Of TICE SENIOR COMM It has ben arroaeoudy stated in the Tones aed some other journals that Mr. Commissioner Evans had resigned his ap• pointinent as one of the commissioners of this court. This is not themes. The learned Commissioner no longer takes part in the business of the court ; but he has not yet sent iu his petition" of resignation. Meantime. an arrangement has be, , n made by which the business in his court will be ,hvided amongst the other commissioners. (Before Mr. Commissioner Hoßoyd.) IN NI GOODTBAR. The bankrupt wee a batreiei, of Hemel Hempstead. He applied to pass his szainination and for an order of dis charge. The liabilities are of trifling amount. Mr. Lucas opposed, and oompLiined that the accounts were to a great extent estimated. Attar hearing Mr. Laurance for the bankrupt, hie Honour allowed him to pus. rlr El H. C. DALE. This was the witting for examination and discharge in the matter of Henry Cawthorn Dale, described as a general pro duce broker, of Highbury New Park. The amounts, pre pared by Mears. Hart, exhibit the following items : Dr.: To creditors (unsecured), 3001. 11s. 10d. ; to credi tors of the law firm of Morg.,n, Dale, and Co., 13,9611. fts. Id.: to liabilities on bills dammted, per routes, 351. ; to creditors to be paid in full, 671. lltr. ; total, 14,3561. 9s. Ild. By debtors, good, 511. ; bad. 13,627/. Se. ; &blots usigoed to creditors, doubtful, 564 • bad, 11,0311. ; liabilities on bills discoanted.lper coot s, 35/. ;by property given up to assigneni, 1101. ide . 11d. ; deficiency, 14,0741. Ile. ; total, 14,3364 go. 11d. His Honour remarked on the large amount of bad debts, upwards of 13,0001. Mr. Hampton, who appeared for the bankrupt, said that those debt& had been incurred by the firm of which the bankrupt had formerly been a member. Mr. Crossfield, for the assignees, offered no opposition; and the bankrupt passed and obtained his order. The bankrupt, a suixeou,;liirn --- nirnond•street, Euatar 'guars, applied for his order of discharge. Debts, 2251. ; no wet'. -- Mr. Denny opposed for a creditor who had let a furnished holm to the bankrupt at 150/. a year, and been left minus the rent. The learned counsel submitted that the bankrupt bad been guilty of gross extravagance. He had gone from place to place, getting credit wherever he could, and then •'evaporating." -.• . . . Ha Home; susproded the order for de months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) M ARLBOROUGH•STREET. CABS BOX ROBBERY. P , ,oy Hebbelinek, waiter, in the employ of Mr. Thomas Blount, hotel-keeper, of 37, Gerrard-street, was charged en duspicion with the following robbery. Mr. Blount said that at a quarter past 12 last night ha called up the prisoner and asked him why he left the duet door open. The door wee then shot, and at half-past 12 he (M,. Blount) went to bed. Sometime after a getitletnitu Mae home and rang up tbe prisouer, who directly after cried out, " fliers, thieves " and on his (Mr. Blount) coming down he found the cas h box lying on the floor broken open, with all the papers strewn about and a 204 note ands 51. note and 41. 101. gone. The cash-box was safe in his bed- room at nine o'clock. The prisoner looked about the place, and said he had better abed for the police. Nothing else bad been disturbed in the hones. In answer to Mr. Knox Prosecutor maid all his oilier servants were la bed at es time. Mr. Albert reed over the evidence to the prissaar, who a Belti►o. Mr. Bloout odd the robbery must have been omitted between hall-put 12 sad 2 o'clock. Y Emile Blauso,;risen;erortiiii, residing at Ur. Blount% said at 20 minutes past 2 he returned home, and after ring ing three times the door was opened by prisoner, who at once said, „ Oh deer, my door is open. There most be thieves in the house." He then perceived the papers lying about. Prisower then let a candle he sea holding fall, and seemed to tremble. A constable said prisoner denied all knowledge of the robbery. The prisoner was searched, but the notes were net found. _ _ _ ifir.l67ox mid he should remand the man, ■nd take bail for him ; but from the present state of the evidence lie did not think a jury would convict. It was, however, • are full of suspicion. Mr. Blount said the prisoner had been with him ten months, and he had no fault to find with him. Mr. Koox said be would take two bail in 2131., and remanded prisoner for a week. CLERKENWELL. 0171tAUDING TEE GREAT NORTHERS RAILWAY COMPANY. William Jones, a master saddler and harness maker, ',- siding at No. 1, Burk-street, Cunden-town. was More Mr. D'Eyoeourt, at the instance of Mr. RiehaVM hams, the inspector of the Great Northern Railway polio*, with having unlawfully trav e lled in a airriage of the Great Northern Railway from BArnet to Londou without having previously paid his fare, sod with intent to avoid pa) meat thereof. Mr. Thomas Williams, inspector of the lioe, attended to nada the PIK Prom tie evidence of Mr. Williams and some of the ear. rants of the company, it appeared that on the 4th of last month the defendant travelled from Baroet to Loudon, and when the tickets were collected at the Holloway station it was ascertained that the defendant had a ticket to convey him from London to Bullet instead of vies versa. Whoa asked to pay his fare lie declined to do so, and stated that he had paid for the ticket he produced, and reesived it at Barnet, sod that he would not pay again. He was takes before Mr. Williams, and again declined to pay, saying that he bad paid once, and would not pay sgaia ; hence the pre sent proceedings. Mr. Williams said that the ticket the defendant had could never have been issued at Barnet ; for it was a ticket for • special train, and they were all collected at Coloey Hatch and returned at ones to London. Several thousand persons went to Bernet fair, sod he supposed that in the hurry of collection the ticket which the defendant had was net collected. The defendant, le reply to the charge, said he had paid both for his journey up sad dorm, and that the ticket pro duced he obtained at Barret. Mr. IYErneourt hoed the defendant 40s. and costa, or is default, ten days intprtioutuent. The fine was paid. LAMBETH. nannmerr ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY. Va ildAt Richardson, droned female, wee brought .4i, on remand, end &sally 01111allIOW on • charge of being found concealed in the dwelling house of Mr. Thomas Mammy, a medical gentleman, with intent to commit a felony. - Jaen Peate raid she was housemaid in the son** of Dr. Massey, 21, Churchetreet, Camberwell, and on the 15th of last month found the prisoner is the bedroom of her young mistresa. She asked her business, and • sbe said she wished to see the second-Boor lathier. Witness told her that there were no lodgers in the house, and she then said she had come after • nurserymaid's place. Witness then called Mrs. !dewy, and that lady havingsome conversation with the prisoner, sbe sent for • constable and gave her into custody. The constable who had the case in hood said be had made inquiries at No. 3, Bishops gate-street, City. where the pri soner had given her address, and fourid that no such p e r- I sou was known there. He id also ioquired at Worship-1 street Police Court, and had in attendance as °dicer who knew the prisoner well. Police constable 5 i N said he was present at Worship street when the prisoner was committed to prison for three mouths to the House of Correction by Mr. Leigh, under the Vagrant Act, on a charge similar to the present., and at that time other charges were proved against her. The magistrate directed the evidence in the case to be taken, and committed the prisoner to the quarter session to be tried as au incorrigible rogue. LATEST spoßTlNdlrrEual (IT sum= NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) QUEEN'S PLATE. Optimist walked arm MATCH. Summersides beat Merry Hart. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Fray°lo Griaatto Southport ... 14 ran. MATCH. Tarragona but Coosternatioo. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YR-OLDS. Prince Lae 800 Lady Fanny ... Arrogant ... 8 ran. SWEEPTTAKES OF 10 SOYS. Fiat Shan . . 1 Parasite Knight of the Bath ... 7 ran. FIFTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. Tornado . . Early Purl ... 8 ran. LATEST BELTING. CESAREWITCH. 25 to 1 apt Umpire (t) 40 to 1 Bedorus (t) ENTRY FOR £5O HANDICAP PLATE. A.F. Tattoo, 4 yrs, Bst 121 b ; Arco, 4 yrs, ilst 41b ; West End, 4 yre, Bst 31b • Astarte, 4 yrs, Bst ; Will o'tbe Wisp, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b ; Ballets* 4 yrs, 7st 10ib ; Asag, 3 yrs, 7st illb ; Fig, 3 yrs, 7st 81b ; Lord Stanley, 3 yrs, 7st Blb ; Black. nook, 3 yrs, 7st 71b; Linn°, 3 yrs, 7st 31b ; Principal, 3 yrs, 7st 31b ; Opbelia, 3 yn, 7stStriks, 6st 131 b; Valletta, 3 yrs. tlet ; Ducat, 5 yrs, bat 101 b ,• Foss eon* 5 yrs, Est 101 b ; Cock Robin, 3 yrs, Est 31b. All are bore. LATEST BETTING (MIDNIGHT). OCTOBER HANDICAP. 10 to 1 apt Catial)raok (t) 14 to 1 Leonora (t) 14 to 1 Flirtation (t) 14 to 1 'loathes (t) CESAREWITCH. 25 to 1 apt Hooka= Loa (t) 100 to 3 Chin Alai* (t) 40 to 1 Audrey (t) WE.t4TMINSTEIt. .ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Jedin Uranium, • m•o •ppore•tly i• a very dejected State, woo charged with makiug two attempts to cut his throat at the Exhibition. Pohiercousteire - 474 X said that yesterday after t he found the defendant in the Exhibition evi dently suffering under great depression of spirits. Wit t= asked what was tho matter with him, to which male oo reply, but said he should like to see a Mr. Alcock. Witness fetched Mr. Mooch, when the de- haulant shook heals with him and said, " Good bye." immediately after thie the defendant drew • MAN emoonl throat and fell on the ground. The knife but little more tt, scratched him, but Le took another knife front his Pcket and endeavoured to make • second attempt of the lime description. Mr. Ingham—What did you do with him? Witness— I took him to the reserve room of the Ethibi- Ino, and, having some reason to, believe that he had taken poison, I sent for a doctor ; but it was his opinion that snob was not the caw. Xr. Ingham asked the accused what be had to say. Defendant replied that he wss a tirst.chus porter at the Exhibiti o n had lately been in much trouble of mind ceased by his having four children depending upon him sad his wife laid up. Driven by distress he had bees induced to borrow a shilling of one sod a ahilliog of another until someone threatened to report him, and. Marion the eouor 'fleeces. he flew to drink, and was underlie influence when he made these attempts. A superintendent at the Exhibition stood forward sod gave him a very good character. He considered defeodant esomalingly well conducted, and had never heard anything to his prepidiee. Mr. Ingham salted if he had any friend present who meld e take charge of Lim. His wif said the would. He we. than given into her charge. L L IL D. 1.0. L. I. 3. -- -- -- 1131130 . .... 101 62 51 W.N.W. 9 1r 0.13 11116101• ... We 67 56 & 7 • [arra Bianca . mumostui 6B n 57 N. 7 10r &SO Pomo= GALWAY Vklilllll pousiarrow 80.04 a so W.B.W. 11r 0.75 11•5%1186o 10.90 80 69 B.W. Ilr 0.45 16YlOtroo5 PlOllllOlll 80.06 50 58 B.W. Slr 0.87 roma= 11.71100711 BO.lO 80 66 W. t JIMMY 30.83 61 50 B.W. o .Vmt..o•z 30.18 61 60 W. tr 0.08 Poesomovem Donut YMIXOCITII 1 056806/468 61.94 66 68 &W. r 881111.•6 HILlOOLAND . PROWL& ?MAY ... . .. • . _ _ 8411111D37. N.W. eo /WAY. NE. strong IRIDAY. W. to N., strong, showery. W.a.W. to N.N.W., strong, Noisily. &W. to LW., strong, W. Ctt iW,, W.N.W. to N.N.E., unsettled. strong. equally. W. to N. and N.E. B.w.ssawm. N.h.W. to fresh to moderate. dente, floe. W.N.W. to N.N.E, fS.L IMAM N.W. b N.G. fresh to N fresh, squally. It. ardente. N.W. to N. 2, I. OMR. N. Mel, fresh, squally. strong to fresh. :i.. - ,,T 2ERa,sftvog MR. LAING ON INDIAN DOTIESI.—In a letter to & gentleman at klawlester Mr. Laing examinee at onsteider able learn the demand made by Lanombins for the total repeal of the remaining import duties of 5 and 3t per cent. on cotton goods and yarns imported into India. He stigmata, in the first place, that the question at stake, no far as India is coocerned, is not one of half a million a year only, but of the whole customs revenue of that country ; for, he asks, " unless some special rea son could he shown for exempting cotton goods and yarns, low could other customs duties, as, for instance. on 'roe, hardware. haberdashery, lon., be maintained ; and. still more, how could export ditties he maintained on Indian pro duce r Bat, eves assuming that the remission asked for would involve only the sum of 500,0001., how is the I Indian government to make up the lops? It could only be done by resorting to direct taxation, or by reducing the European form in India. The former of these !expedients would, he contends, excite discontent l amoaget the natives, while it is necessary to maintain the way at rte present etreeeth In order " to remove all temp tads, from unruly spirits in pop u l ous c i t i es an d in re r• *es diabrict a, and to give India what she most requires, a pooled of perfect tranquillity, unbroken by even a vesper of political Augers." The qusetiee, therefore, in i Mr. Laing's *pinkie, is narrowed down to this : Can England giveany equivalent which would make it worth while of India, se • fair bininesslike arraosement. to make especial creep- ! Son in favour of Ecelish intereda by repealing or reducing the import duties. lie thinks this is possible and suggesta that " India might either reduce the import duty on cotton fabrics from 5 to 2j per cent., if Englaud would enable her to get the remeiohipt 30,000,0004 eamplete her railways at 4 instead of 5 per est., or might repeal the duty altogether, if &gland would esrry through some arraussent for the whole capital of 70,000.000/., by which the existing shareholders were in- duced to accept a guarantee of 4 per cent., with as imperial endoreemeat, instead of one of 5 per out. from India alooe." ELOrEltirr itt KINCARDINIRMIIM-0 11 Friday afternoon a married wanes residing sear Johnshaven, left her hose, taking with her her youngest child. an Infant about these months old. As she did not return that eight bee besiand made inquiry, and found that a young bad, a little above 20, had abounded slug with her. They were sees on their War to Fermium Statics, sad M inquiry heing sods thus it was Sewed that they had taken oat ticket. for Duals bet so got so iambs asoutiln of tbeir where abouts have been got. The wife has left five or six ddldren behind bar.—artehia Adseiliar. • THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1862. f iN ; 4 htk JAL - ANJ M: ;In ~~ rfilB Da I) The railway market b doll to-day, and prices have experienced a further alight decline. London and North Western, Midland, Great Western, and Caledonian have receded } per cent., and Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern, 1. Great Eastern and Great Northern are steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted Lan92l to 93} ; Greet Western, 66} 1281 to 129} ; South Eastern, 831 to ; Cale donian, 1061 to 109/ ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108} to I ; Griot Northern, 124 to 126 ; and London and South Western, 99 to 100. Great Western of Canada Railway shares have declined. Indian railway stocks remain steady. iplamep.s.,3llol4ll Mew eent,lll[64-1 re &Into. &Aft. Oyer etilar.aftp. pee amt. Bairsirua. Mock! IktetlPAL?"l do. Deb Do. do 1661 Now Dronsw.G oy. 6p. et. I.S.Waka Qv. 6p. 0. 180 ,, D 0.6 p. o. 16:1 to 146 Do. p. a 1666 Nov foldout 6 par Nit Nova Scotia e p. 0., 1676 A. Aust.° ow. 6 p.c. Bondi Vic. Ov. 6 p. o. Jatz.&l■l3 DO. do. 6p. e. Aprn BElTrall Sitio! te-ear b 1 i.si. 11101711111 N. CIL swam NT MIS 1 IC4 lb 104 106 97 1 . 8 9 67 96 110 111 ii i iii 113 116 lOS 106 101 101 1001 1011 100 101 106 110 V l l 1001 HI us 167 tll zdl So. IMt 1 Nirtiri. I Pd. 10. Wan Salm. 0.11011 le Nadia Iron ik ., ~ D.T. 0. c0 t ,,,,.. d .„ , a sn a ps a - .. 11•411aatot (112opa) - (I .. Urn Ourks it, .. gaol Can Ina IS - 4,000 .. LWlllitemal MATIMIr )7416 It II • - 461 - Gramblar &U. labia 174 1$ 16 - (000 .. Grog Boa* Telco - OM .. O. Mt for (1141stoal 4O si - ems .. Greorille - 1,1114 . ... B ootared ol Li 48240 t2I - (000 .. laay Bertha - .. 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Do. . 41 11/04M - do 6 5 - WOW 1 041440,0ph to labs ga 1 18 ID - to. ... • 14 r.44.cd AuA t t..)r.L . Ikau ii na - woo iii rnistaLn.Ce.U.Onaibi. 0 4 1 VIM I 18a. ILlandoto I ti. (Li I las par - mato are Vas filaratn.'a Lora. is II 13 - THE ALLEGED WIPE_IifI7IIDICE IR THE CITY BY A BLIND NAN. INQUZST.—(THD3 DLY.) Thin forenoon Mr. W. J. Payne, the deputy coroner for the city of Loudon, held au inquiry at the White Hart Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, respec the death of Eliza Keefe, aged 40 years. who lost he re on Saturday last, it is stated, in consequence of having been kicked brutally in the abdomen by her husband, Stephen Keefe, under very shocking circumstances. The proceed ings excited considerable interest iu the neighbourhood. The court was crowded. Mr. L. Olding, assistant-surgeon to St. airtholomew's Hospital, said he made • poet mortem examination of the deceased this morning, at the house in Rose-alley. There ' was • new-born child lying beside its mother. They were both far advanced in decomposition, and in consequence he could not discover any external marks of violence. On open ing the abdomen he found half a pint of blood in it that had no right to be there. He found • laceration from which the blood had flowed. That was quite sufficient to cause death. The woman had been recently coafinsd. The wound must have been caused by external violence. The kick given tqa have been • slight one, but the fact of the deoe being pear her confinement at the time would make • slight kick act more severely than at another time. Her death was accelerated by the kick. The child must have been alive a very short time before it was born. The violence of the kick inflicted might have caused the child's death. Mary Anne Sweeny, 13, Rose-alley, Bishopegate-street, sister of the deemed, repeated the evidence given by her at the police court. Mary Anne Keefe, daughter of the deceased, a little girl ' eleven years old, said that she led her tither about. She ' recollected her father coming borne last Seturday morning between 12 and 1 o'clock. He gave her mother a shilling to Day some things for supper. She and her mother went out, bought the things, and came home directly. When they came to the bottom of Rose-alley her father was standing there. He called her bad Dames, but did not strike bee. Witness's father said, " You have been to the public-konaes ;" and her mother , said, " I have not bees a quarter of an hour." They all went into the house. The prisoner than seised a walking stick that was in the room, and began to beat deceased with it. Witness rushed between them for the purpose of saving her mother. Prisoner gave witness two blows, and the stick fall out at his hand. Witness caught it up, and put it in the cupboard. The stick produced (a slight walking-stick) is the same. Prisoner then commenced to kick deceased. Wit , ness's suet then came in. Whom saw no blood on the deceased. Prisoner has been blind since he war two years old. Prisoner could see a little, but could not see a person in the room. - Mr. L. Olding, surgeon, recalled—l have heanl the evi dence, and think that the hurt inflicted on the Saturday morning very likely to have produced the injury from the effect of which deemed subsequently died. After other evidence, the limy returned the following ver dict :—" blanalaoghter against John Keefe, and the jury i find that blame s attached to the medical man." The dhrooertheiti;a7leost hi; warraa t far the committal ' 1 of the prisoa.er Keefe to Neonate far trial. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TsarsArf, ocioara ; a A.m. MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat lßsrley. Oata. , Itze. beans., Peas. Ali. IS Sept. 4 l3 2O V 31. weeks' Agin -----,-- -- -- ---- ago Avenge Dorr. 7 llbeat, Battey, Oats, Demi, sad Peso. la. Exciumi 0390 801,9 Liar Visi3:—Wlte;t, 90,60: bsrlq. 16,e45. eats, 15,319: rye, 5.79: beaus, 1,499: peso, 770 quarten. MORAN SWAIM Tit me:carton DI 7tt AVIILAOI PUOI OS MIMI' DIMINO TM 111 WICECI MAIM, Priem LIVNAPOOL COTTON HARM. (THIS DAY.) (BY BRITISH AND [RIM MAGNETIC TBLIMELPH). (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Demand for cotton small, bat prices keep steady. Sales, 2,000 or 3,000 balm. 'doss. Aug. D. Aft. 30. tiep4 6.340.13. 1 5ept. sa SV. 68 66 le .. • • 64 s.. 63 11 MINCING LANZ.-(THIS DAY.). SUGAR.—The market continues duo ; the limited business doing is at declining pewee. Ramifies, low crystallised, sold at 435. &I.• Porto Rioo brown, 345. 6 3 . to 355.; low to line yellow, 365: 6d. to 425. ; Cuba , 355. to 38s. Refined continues inaotivo. . . . . . . _ . Corn[. —A f;i7rbusiness is doing both in Ceylon and Costs Rica, o f fully previous prima Coca. previous qualities of Trinidad have sold at barely the former currency : grey to good rid, Us. 6d. to 81s. ed. Tg.t.—The new saisoe's teas matinee to go off slowly. Rica continue. inactive. fair businnTs bas been transacted at full prices, Jamaica ginger at 2s. advance. FRUIT. —Currants continue in good request at firm prices. Raisins : Valencia are scarce and firm at 375. Turkey fruit in better demand. rt full rata.. Berbice, Is. 6d. ; Demerara, la. 7d. to 1.. 10d. ; Jamaica, fair quality, 20. Satzersaa --The market is quiet as Übe spot, for mind 50 too. sold at 39a. 6d. CorroN is firm but quiet. Juts. —The matte; is not active, 900 Wes of common quality mold at 241. 10e. to 251. se. TALLOW MARKET. —(THD3 DAT). The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 475. net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 48s. : October to December, 47a 9d. ; January to Mar* 482. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . . . . The number of bowie ie larger mid trade dell. A clear aoce cannot be effected, although twine are rather lower. We have but • mall supply of sheep. Good qua lities are in domed, but for other descrip tions there is very little inquiry. Trade is heavy for calves, cod prices are lower. Our foreign supply coosiste of 250 beast., 2,800 abeep, sad T.lO calves. Mitch cows, 80. Per clone of dlbe. a d. ad. Per clone of Mo. e. d. S. 4. Red Seek, Ilereids. 4 6 4 8 Best Lost kit-8668h 0 0 0 Best Bhort.horne t 4 4 6 Deist Loos-wools— . 6 06 2 iecood quel bese ts 3 0 $ 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 I 0 0 Calves Pip Beet Doe& El f- M o ds 6 2 6 4 LTD' _0 0 0 0 lei, is - aM;.iiit7l,l3ll; Pip. 150. and Lana* SAM 1197 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey sad &Mott mon track slow, at re dared prices. Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 30s. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 92a. 9d. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 60s. ; rowan, 355. to 60s. ; clover, old, 955. to l2os. ; ditto, now, woo l out, 80a. to 105 a ; straw. 345. to 3d s. LONDON THEATRES.—Mr. Boucicalt in a letter to a contemporary, contrast& the theatres of France and America with those of London, much to the disedvairtage of the latter. The entire coot, he nye, of °Destructing and furnishing • theatre the size of the Haymarket would be about 15,0004 • the rent of such • building varies from 3,15001. to 4,0001. • year. He pays at the rate of 7,8001. for Drury-lane. The Haymarket was rented for many years at 4,4001.• year, and is worth that l amount now. the Priaoters's was let to Mr. Webster for 3,8001. a year, who has sublet it for 4,100!. A rent of 4,5001. was offered for the Adelphi. About 4,0001. &- year is paid for the Lyeeum. It is an error to pre sume that a great risk is attached to this species of pro perty. No house-renta are paid with such regularity, and no buildings are so rarely without tenants. Iu most cases the rent is payable is advance, and in some lames it is stipulated that all scenery, furniture, wardrobe, and acme. swiss made in the theatre by the lessee become the property of the landlord. Mr. Boucicault pleads for the erection of a new theatre, wherein the public shall find combined the improvements of the American and French systems, and in which the heavy expenses of the present system will trot be' necessary. Mr. Boucicault concludes :—" Let a party of a dollen gentlemen—l memo those who complain so constantly of the discomfort of the dress circle and the want of room in the orchestra stalls, subscribe end build a new and elegant theatre. Let them do something graceful for the pit and gallery, securing the people comfort, room, and air ; and if there he soy modesty about starting such a subscription, I will give 5,0001. to begin with." Ms. COSIAN IN INVIENILSS. —The distinguished corn-law repealer paid a visit to Inver-twos last week, ac companied by his wife and daughter. The party arrived bare on Wednesday, and intended to take up their quarters at the Station Hotel ; but the place being crammed with visitors, Mr. Marshall procured comfortable lodgings for them in the house of Mr. Jack, shoemaker, who paid them every atteatioc, and who is naturally very proud of the honour of entertaining inch visitors. They left here by the steamer on Friday morning , on • vi s it t o M r . Ellioe's hospitable mansion of Olsognoich.--/everisess ddeereiwr. MISSION TO TES SANDWICH ISLANDS. —By the but mail we have news of the safe arrival at Colon of the bishop and two clergymen, who, with their families, com pose the ioterestiog mission to the Hawaiian kingdom. They had • safe and pleasant passage by the Royal West India Mail steamer Tasmanian, and speak highly of the kindoem which was sheen to them on board. They arrived at Colon, the Atlantic port of the Panama Railway, on the 6th ult., and, though the heat was oppressive, none of the party were suffering in health. The bishop was to held a confirmation at Colon on the 7th, and the party was to cross the Isthmus the next day, the Norma Railway Company onerously conveying their lag gage of charge. The Topaz* frigate is expected daily at Panams, by which it is hoped the whole party will be conveyed direct to their destination. THE RECORDER OF BIRMINGHAM'S SALARY. —At a special meeting of the Town Council of Birmingham, oa Tuesday, the following resolution was moved by Mr. Alder man Lloyd, and weed unanimously :—" That the comical, dole considering the lengthened and distinguished public services of Matthew Davenport Hill, Ere,., Q.C., the learned recorder of this borough, in the general administration of justice, and in the muse of criminal reform, doth hereby augment his present salary to the sum of 40 01. per annum, and doth order that such augmentation shall accrue and take data from the let da y of September. 1862." '•INNOVATIONB IN PUBLIC WORSH IP. "—ln confor mity with the rules paned at •reoest meeting, the Rev. Mr. Mitchell of the pariah church of Forfar introduced the fol lowing innovations it public worship oo Sunday :--Stend ing when singing, and lining forward on the book-board at prayer. We understand that Mr. Campbell, of St. James's Church, is to adopt the same fornialities.—BrecAist ddver• riser. DEATH MOE THE KICK OF A Hoseg—Dr. LlE kester. the coroner, prosecuted an inquiry at the Lord Wellington Tavern Univereityatreet, Tottenham-oourt road., as to the dea th of Shah& Brown 37 years of age, an occasional stableman at the Easton elation livery-stabler. It appeared from the evidence that oe last Monday fort night the deceased was leading two horses into the stables and in doing so had to pass three other horses, and the last of rho three (a mare) kicked him on the side of the bead. The poor man was picked up insessible and removed to the University College Hospital. The medical testimony proved that be never sufficiently recovered his senses to give an aooount of himself. He was subject to epileptic tits, which supervened, and he died Iran concussion of the brain, caused by the hose's kick. Beldam. was given as to the character of the tram to the effect that she was the y of a gentleman at Canterbury, and had never been property n t to kink viciously before or does.—Verdict, dental death from the kick of a bona." CHILD DIDIIIITION AT A RAILWAY STATION.-011 Tuesday afternoon the ticket-collector of the North Eastern Railway Oseepany, at the Paragoeutreet station, on the departure of the 4.30 train for Scarborough, went into the Arm-ohne waitiog-room. and there found a boneet.box. It bore no address on the outside, end, thinking that it had been left by • hely passenger, be opened it for the purpose of !Indium some eine to its ownership. To his amaze ment be found that it contained a male child, apparently only a few days old, with a bottle of milk by its side. Fie took °bourse' the child, and immediately gave information to the police, who recommended its removal to the workhouse. The child was thereupon taken to the workhouse, and, the visiting committee 'Whir at the woe time, the case was serrated before them. The child was ordered to be taken into the house, and it was resolved to offer a reward of U.. for the apprehension of the heartless person who had de sorted the child. At a special meeting of the guardians of the Hull Workhouse, held yesterday. at the bmrd.room. Anhthy-road, en application was made by a railway emplok% whose name we are reoneerted to women, to have the child delivered to him to adopt. On the motion of Mr. 0. Y. Ellis. seconded by Mr. Harvatt, the foundling was handed over to the applicant forthwith. —Rester anodic* Herald. THIB WATHRLOO TRAHRDT.—The gipey Lee, who was recently charged with killing his wife at Waterloo, and ordered to be &dallied durieg her Maiesty's pleasure ou the ground at inanity , died at the Fisherton Asylum last week, and was buried on Monday at the Pishertoe Wiltshire Mirror. PIIOVIZIOIAL &ELM KARZITIL Lregarool., 00r. 1.-Bales today :-Greet Eastern 461 1 Lancashire and Yorkshire. 10• 111 I f -London and North Western, pt}-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 1/64 120) 1--South &stern, 8.4-Ituffsio and Lake Huron, 4 1646 6-Great Luxembourg, 14 11-16 I-Illinois Cantrai, paid up, 61-Lyle. ex ainessment a. ffit d br u don and Yost, roe pod l a l irLot l ion Fir aDoa g e an a k ref life, 71e. n-Live tied Gas, SOS -British and Irish Ilagnetic Telegraph, A, 66 lie-Grtat Ship, &L-Scinde, Deihl, 106 . BIRMINGHAM, OCr. L -Birmingham Banking Company's shares emoted Banda at 261 today also Birmingham Town and Dis trict at 14. In railways, London and North Western offered at Sti-Shropshhe Union stock at 461-and Birmingham Guaran teed at 764. Buyers appeared In Birmingham Canals at Pie- Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, at SOO-Dudley mid West Bromwich Bank. at 51--Stourbridge and Kidderminster Bank, at 114-and South Staffordshire Waterworks, at (IL 16s. 161. Ritenrrion or • NUN.—This morning the cere may of investing a young lady with the veil and holy habit of the Sisters of Mercy took place in the Chapel d Our Lady of the convent in Bennoodasy, in the presence at • large ' number of the English Roman catholic clergy sad bliss Stourtoo, the lady who took the veil, is about twisty yam of age, :ad a member of a highly !amenable family in the west of RaglaccL Finn AND P aoaLsix Loss or Lim—Shortly before midnight last night Mee were beard in Great Wiled. Harin&!kste of " and "help," proceed ing from the premise. belonging to Yr. 0 . Green, a baker, carrying on bean o at No. 36, in the above thoroughfare. In the pomp on the ground floor Nary Green, a female aged 60 years, was MSG enveloped in dames. The fire about the poor creature was sot extinguished until she wee so dreadfully burned that it was found nomeary to envoy her to the hospital, where she remains with scarcely a chance of recovery. CROYDON GREAT MICR/LEAMAN CATTLE FATS,— (THIS DAY.)—The gnat three day adds sad bone fair oomed this morning with the matomary formalities. The supply of well fed and stock beasts was shove the swap the sheep fair was also well supplied with some docks .of South Downs and prime Lehmann The show of banes comprised priocipally these it for agricultural purposes, but carnage and raffle horses, cobs and hacks, were very limited in number. ----• THE GLASGOW 11MIDWIL num...—vve are in formed that Hr George Grey, the Home Secretary, his corn munieated with a gentleman of high legal official position in Edinburgh, instructing him to inquire and report to the Home-office as to the trial of Mee. Macklin. We wider stand that the report of this gentleman will he in the hands of Sir George Grey very Boon. We may add that the official personae referred to is neither the Lord Ade* este nor Lord Dees. The moms authorities have also been bestirring themselves in the matter. On Monday after- noon, the Lord Advocate visited Glasgow on the el:blest, and as the result, we presume, of his visit, Mr. Join Gemmel, the Fiscal of Lanarkakire, was engaged yesterday in taking the depositions of witnesses who have made Att.- mate since the prisoner was convicted. The depoeiMose were, of coulee, taken privately. The jury also met last night in the Clarence Hotel, Georgeaguare, Glasgow, having been convened by the foreman. After a long deliberation, the jury decided that they could see no greeds to alter their opinion as to the widows, as expressed, through their verdiet.—Scautoss. - ----. ------- DI•BOLICAL ATTEMPT TO OVERTURN A PARIENGER TRAIN. —About huffiest 9 o'clock on Tuesday evening, an attempt was made to upset a passenger train on I the East leneashire Railway, as it was proceeding from Preece to Accrington. The train emulated of an twine and two carriages, and retained about twenty As it pared down the iodine beneath the C i famed iloghton Tower, sod was approaching the viaduct over • stream called the Deers, the forewbeels of the elapse came upon something which caused the engine to jerk, but as it Mae to the driving wheel it was dragged forwards • few wards, and thee oat into two visor This was Immediately followed by the train raring off the line. The train tore along for up- Innis of fifty yards, but at length it wee brought toe stand jest as it had Greened the viaduct. The presagers werennash alarmed, and as the teeth 011ie spell the Viaduct many be lieved that they cothl seemly escape death. The obstruc tion was found to bee railway her, 3 feet long, which had been placed amen the boo A SINOCILAZ AND FATAL ACCIDENT *AT AIPLE DOW. Drow.—On Banal lest a woman of the name of Gregory, living at West Appledore, was playing with her thild, ten mouths old. and dancing it on the table, holding it rather loosely, and it appears to have been standing rather near the edge, when the child laughing) bounded back wards, and fen over the table to the floor, t he little creature pitching on its head, and being killed on the spot. Facers OT A KING. —The fears entertained u to what might be the fate of the King of Araucania tora out, aooordhig to the Cou , ritr des Etats. Vale, to be groundless. That journal states that °Mi. Antoine I. has anocesded in making his escape from his prism by braking away one of the iron bars of his window. A river wee leo inedlately below, but being a Food swimmer le did not hesitate to attempt getting rem, gradeall, I getting o ff part of his clo th es, which as Ow 60•1114 dun the stream were teed at by the Chairs, wbo rah &sea far NlluNdT zag the King himself. Ervin enomeded is the ewe aite side he met some females, who gar him a b at le =his head from the sr. Since that time bsa heard of him, but the opinion yr that he Alt itude& to taking refuels hia kiudoss. ORDINARY MARIN AND WOOLS. *&ZLWATL ROW Tyaa... IllaskeMaaird • l2ll4.C 11144 aod Wag& Oaladeniaa Oink and Conavall— . • . • Da. •I • to 10 Ds. p.a. al odd Salk Dolan and Be Salt Tat. Dan4.,111104. & dbdan. lidlabazga and Glasgow 101 l and Clyde JUDO & Waders Intern ~. i~; 4 41 II Se 109 1191 ii in St. 101 10 al St. 1110 IL 100 Si 100 Bt. 100 St. 100 Do. lost i ppW SQL lIKPOUNI Urea Iltaribire Lou Dad I ires. no dtv. na l% Do. El f 146p0t. pudil WO es. MOILS was. 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Renter opened at 71fr., being 4to 4 per cent. better than yesterday. Console are now quoted 934 to 1 both for money and the Bth inst. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 933, ; ditto, for account, 93/ ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 924, ; New Three per (leafs.; 921, ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 109, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1803, 1011 ; Bank Stock, for amount, 241 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1124 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 19s. prem. The principal feature in the foreign stock market to-day is the continued active demand fur Turkish Clossolidcts, which have improved to 391 to 401, being 1 per cent, above the last prim of yesterday. The external stocks are arse very firm, and have advanced I to 1 per cent. ; the Loan of 1854 is now quoted 881 to 864 ; that of 1868, 694 to ; and the scrip of 1852, to 1 prem. Italian Five per Cents. are firmer, and Venezuela Three per Cents. rather lower. Mexican and Spanish Passive bona are steady. Russian Loan scrip is quoted 1 to 14 prem. ; Venezuelan, 24 to 1 prem., showing a de cline of 1 ; Portuguese, 24 to i prem. ; Peroviaa, 11 to 1 lie. ; Egyptian Loan, first iseue, 891 to 901 ; ditto, second isaue, 5 to 6 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows : —Chiba& ' Four-and-a-Half par Cents., 851 ; Dutch Four per Ceut. Certificates, 1001, 4, ex div. ; Egyptiaa Seven per Cents, 90, ; ditto second issue, 401. paid, 51, prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., for account, 711, ; Mexican Three per Cents.; 34 ; ditto for account, 341, 1 ; Hew Granada Two per Cents., 261; ditto ez creed. Coup. and Rect., 91; ditto Deferred, 6 No., Deferred ex Hectares, 54 ; Peruvian Four-aid-4i- Half per Cents., A scrip, 14 dis. ; Portuguese Time. per Cents., scrip, 161. paid, 24 prem. ; Roam Five per Ceuta, 1862, scrip, 1/ prem. ; ditto Five per Cents., paid-up scrip, 94i, ; SPlinak New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 4 4, ; ditto Passive, 214, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 10, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 86; ditto, 1858, for account, 69i, 4, 70 ; ditto, 1812, scrip, 5 01 . paid, 4,4, 4, Prem. ; ditto, Ptid - op eorip, 681,1, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., far account, 281, A._ Foul' o'CLoot. Consols are quoted 93k, " sellers," both foe money and the Bth inst., being about the one as at 2 o'clock. - - ----- The steamer Seine, which will leave to-day for the Wait Indies, is known to have 7,800/. in specie on board, but is expected to takeout a larger amount _ ----- The monthly bidding for bills on India took place at theßank of thigland yesterday. Theamouut offered was Rs. 38,00,000, and the minimum p;ioes declared were.the MUM OA last month, viz., is. 114 d. per rupee for bills on Calcutta, and is. M& .per rupee on Bombay and Madras. The applicalions within the limits amounted to nearly 180 Ism Tenders for bills on Calcutta above Is. 11 } d. will be accepted in full ; those at U. llid. will receive about 03 per cent. ; on Bombay at +2s. id. will re ceive in full, and at 2s. about 50 per cent. ; and on Madras at 2s. will receive in full, and at Is. about 84 per cent. It is understood that the stoppage of Morns Faris and Brother, merchants and bankers, of Rio, will not affect the position of Me/MIL Feria and f Paris, the two houses being quite dia tinct. Co.,he partners of the latter firm have simply acted as correspondents of the former. We are officially informed that, from theae °punts of the half-year, ending July last, the net earnings of the Great Western Railway of Canada will justify the board in recommending a dividend for the half-year at the rate of 1} per cont. per an num, leaving a balance of 2,7041. 9a. to be Cirriall over, which includes the surplus of the previbus half year. The Made Railway Company paid on TneeiLay to government on account of three of their under takings the sum of 102,4301. With reference to the market foe American sr.- Mien Mr. K. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows, under stateliest evening : Since our Mt, the market foe Americas eseurilise' Loudon modeled dm up to the 29th either', although with a limited amount of business. swept for Virgule Six per Cest. Bond*, in which large tanseetires have takes plies betimes 4d sod NA they close rather Hatter at al to 414. Yesterday. however, from neeipt of tolelaims from New York. announcing further Federal incomes. besides the setiefootery =interim of Ms railway treho, ape- Maly es the Illinois. Erie, sad New York Central &dreads. large purchases at enhanced Mess leek piers is the shires and beads of these eormanies ; end although to-day them has bees generally a lull in the sessirek yet there bee boa a reamed demand for Atlantic sod Gnat Weems Beni, which have been dons at 69. Erie Morse deed haven at 32i, red altogether prim Imo been wall mislead . The Datniu has arrived from China with 1,003,200165. of tea. WEDNISDATEVIIMIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to lior the Bth of October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 931 to 1. For money the last prioe was 934 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93f, 1, f, 1„ 1, f ; ditto, tor account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 9 1 2 3 ,1, ; t. Red Sea Telegraph, 211 ; ludia Stock, ; ditto Five per Cent stock, 1081 ; ditto s, 275. prem. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1001 ; ditto 1864 or 1886, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1044 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Ceut., 1111, 1121. The course of prices in the foreign stock markets has not been quite so uniform as of late, and there have been contending influences in the operations noted during the day. The chief reaction has bees in Venezuela scrip and in Mexican stock. Same considerable realisations of Venezuela scrip have taken place. The rapid rise this security has lately experienced sufficiently explains Wes which have been also influenced by a feeling of diaappoietannt at the absence of official news concerning the ratifi cation of the loan. It is, however, regarded as certain that the loan will be ratified, and that the report of Mr. Mocatta will be satisfactory. Colonial government securities were without alte ration. Victoria Six per Cents. are now quoted ex div. The closing quotations for shams in new mars takings to-day were as follows :—.Uniea Bank al Ireland, 2 to lf die. ; London and Middlesex Soak f die. to par ; London and Colonial Bank, 11 to 14 prem. ; Batik of Hindustan, 2to 14 die. ;Rusk of Queensland, I/ to Clj dia. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, f dia. to 1 prem. ; and Southern Railway of Buenos Ayres, dis. to par. 1112788. -(THIS DL T.) Two 0'01.04:m. There is a fair amount of business doing in the mining market to-day. East Camden snares are flat, and have deolised to 52 to +, being 11. lower than yesterday. North Crotty are also heavy, have receded to 3} to 6. On the other hand, Zed Brea and Wheal Union have improved, quoted 121 to 1S and 5 to 51 respectively. Beton are quoted 161 to 163, and Marks e 7. 10 to *. United lismiosa Yining shares are trarwaotion. are rooorded at and Australian have taw dealt is at 111111111& at Ilk , e /e , • k, al A .1 191 II u ln id al 8 19!= We 1%: W_ Ole de _. -.ram