The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-07 00:00:00

(6/0 ICs removal, but before that meld he dame the lady 16- , i ... 4" sad eb vas comptlled to be canard diem She wr sa IsbAS from a quarter to 10 o'clock seta wit awning. Tho l.dj vu is damns St her Ids V the ea the cosileamet vas weeded by s Seetiag seed belt. Tho child wee I, we ieseneible , k wee sot of foil (me tb, base shoat a wee! over the eighth umath, mud I h a ib. ires'est di&-alry fa amuses hie tato it. It would ▪ sod I led to put it to the helmet, hut it we mat h e , ' " es Imp St assariehed. I molded the yew. left s i Lk wheal about Ma day.. I etterevade attended Is se Ue sk,sl nll she teeovand. I was aderisesde ant dm ho see t gy ,fold. whom I lased is a wet ausachead simile. It tae rend, sea! Ihellag that It was Ma ark Go take lee& n ay, I advised that eta mit should be eiresitheeed with eed. I ere do child two days beim. I sew the chid tee es dues time .t the hotel. I seer h the day Wore de the*. wed whoa st died I gave a eartiesete el dee sum of deed I eddleated it to aleephy w gems' eabseetlea. TM firm bemillas wasld mein hualhirly =phis the but that is a term sot Awed by the urouirar-Omoral, heeeems et ha varemeee, Aueyhy se the asedeevy leadioel tem told whom Meth wire beta the patine Wog enable to &pet ow take het heat for shoe sureee—the dust vim is bed end weed het is.., Wemend bad • bed hs and ceveld wee, sad Me. Cbeidea, than& _ _ Tito asoder—Dld Ib ilsopkot of Km COII4OII apply to pa to Item elms km maw woo P Iflossoo—dito did, sad 1 told bat ; but 'boa obe got to the tobool-roost a. maid sot pt Y. moan to Cosissr—distDld yaw!p bar ibis you hod sot bat Assts 1111 tois;•-1 lisid . ••tbito• 1 a boom* •b• saw bee weber as de lime der dm the oprpopw• I ..id to. The Ciessme—Tes ibis diet It was ea tiett nestle eldle ; tt.7w orals al ibei whale --1 ebeale set Wu to moor to • thiontical bet. bat I sea sive yea my norms .by I thialt it ',me only se aisle be made child. It Iwo] sot the uldiosttota• of • elee irisi AIM _ — no Carr.—Tie tern atrophy implies the existence et •erne, M 14 ail t WI-T. . The Opron;r 7 - - Ifilier• is so &we, thin distil caw* Is Oben .r -J. Witaan—Theo may ba ao maracas of active Moe* earl yet ormsphy IMAM be tho owron definition. The Oaamar—lf dhow is absent IMO Use bxly amid yob ands doe& re areophy t V 1 hail widow of Us &woo,. bat hero I hadabbasba sea, tem end the sahib:tad Obese wan all thwo of atrophy The Cerasse—Donribe what that is. Winsate—lt Is celled ho Boatload weaning atrophy. It gibes ben dm raMtitp d the child to mks either ths bream sr bed, se kw the ins *oily weaning at the child. The Ceram—Do I understand you to *se that nothing add Mine to step tho_ porglairel the child tr ee—N ethiag. Iffedisin maid hare been of no we w Wi borawer. I bad apes the purging as oas of the effects, end not the mosso of its emaciation. Than was a total want of power in the child to absorb bad. • Jowar—Yon truth* child twice at the hotel ? Wanes—My hopresmon is I made three malts to the bides the flat sod it of Miguel la the regular tom and rat on the let of Sept., tonegh ramiviag a nodal issameger. . . AJozoii—Asil you adialeiatetost so Illstkamp itesso—No,sse from tho Herd its tirtb. Iliad no Mrs at its lib at say patio& mars was nothing to to oh wood by mostisias, sad I only oslishassor It when I know what N stir. A Juror—Hid you sot think it Anogonzus to remove the led y so soon after hr cosinessent : Witneee—la my *gloat it ese not, and it was for me to judge of that matter. A Juror—Bid you see the child swallow at the hotel! Witare—Oh yes; several Imre; but frequently must ol the milk reaped from the month. A Juror—Which is the artier way of feed.ng • child, from the bream or by a bottle ? Wirer—That .ieestion scarcely an rower. Ibe wirer then repeated hi. 6iWsn M the term " atrophy ahluctaa.nrn." Mr. Bees rid he had read is weeks vela atrophy, sad they all third se to Its easenisg. He did not wonder, tb.rvfoee, deet we die•greed sometime. The Geaner intinia.ed that unless the jury wished to have the lady cried, this would clogs the ear The limy rippored to iLlek there yrs so areasity for that. Mr. Beet ranked the *wooer and the*" for the patience they had devoted to the oar, He hoped that in courderbig how and by what mesas the chili bad met its death the jury would amts at the crclarioa that at Ite birth, during It. life, and at its death, hi* client, the Err. Mr. &real, bad Wet guilty of so criminal mt. The Crow then reed over his sore of the evidence, poinftg out Its dlacrepathas, which he said were only of • minor ramose. Acting upon this evidence, it erns for the jury to determine what bed hem the cease of the death. The jury were then left is possession of the room, to SOB aids, their verdict, sad after remaining in consultation tor an hoer and ten menutee, Onagers were readmitted, when The Coroner said the jury had snivel at the fol lowing verdict, yr. That the said Philip Youth, en el , egiugnme riold of tender age, la the amp of Ehatbeth Yorath, his mother, and the Er. Jams Bos well, did die of Mani , tr, which they tad is due tore of two ammo either that it did not or oould not swallow food ; @adds* said j arm do further say the dearer was able to swallow, and did swallow, food ; hat whether eufficient ti maintain life they see erre to aecietuo ; sod the said jurors do lastly we, from the @Meer it appear the oundert of Elizabeth Yards sod the Row. Jena, Boswell and Mr. Ayres la highly wourable." Th. , above verdict having ►een duly rwerded, thl jury mated a wart at 0111111111 to the macaw Oar t►e geatleataaly, zwpattad, sad valiant mutter in which ha ►ad coadacted die mistry, sad the proossdiap tanaiaated. GIZA! nil 4T 141,11.41. 1014 800774 Tb. followire I. as extract from a private Otter Wed Serener 22. 1869. aad bee rarer& to tbe ark ro, nib? took prat at Halifax, Wray la OM entertain isitetligree Oa lb. near, of Soprano 9. fierhd In brake eat la Malin, ref Craw Gravamens'. Tb seer b sanely kora, bat Os Le rear tepidly, rd the Mild tortamarly berg a oda air or early set, tw fee sr get aader abet err bore' Whir ezertiono. diaty-re rear (wed, Inertalla) woe &wand , mad tb. desire to ad ored as Oar Dereborar bar the Sid rid hird litirlorie son repented to lb. taineof destratior, mall r Boa kr bet Illarry'a Alpe Iry sad Glathatoo, akar, aorblned arrow r arty erred lb. 1.. Womb In their drawer rek. Tbe Warren pore &PIMA is enquire. led at Soot by lernortrat W. ark, sad err rally by Corroder H. D. Elieeloy, and stood ?heir roar aria it. mar finish rime sale er. Oa tint limit I oreart Clark Nia4 bbl. rs., • Now, my Id., I. tb• thee to rim yoareinee of. Now Is the fro to row whet yoen own of. trek core tog e the r , sa d follow ine ear ray; And away they weal riga up Isdhe Sorb,* d the Sm. Whilw meows( Ea ensia as Odd 7rommange Impprill. Aroan[ &Al rasher preporessing Indy ra** to Lieutenant Cloak, asd mid, • Ott, ref Is se • ilaweer.' •Of mane I will; was the gala* *Sr's teply, *Asia*/ slam the boss& of news. What do yes emir . 1 MVO a beautiful swim sows Is the thani it., ed this bars Will you se* it for ro• I , ' The ealleie reply w, • rat bin to rive life, sot ritual*: Is the wane* the night • ban attacbcd to an ens= J.WWWW , Willa A* ridge moans d • hoar., and • tram as to whether N mild be closed, so the heat al nand wea Oi* se • ladder,' mid ' only glee se • ledder, eel PO clear It for you in • oyeett: Fortasowly the hem wee cleared •ithost the aso awes, of the Wier, wide* wee pleated too lote,'lsd the edyita homed easoldeg are mom llt • dempewes pre. • • v-e to .Net the laditrr, which Loit'cseall as* law meetly desired W waft saderialte, sod they wee ash " dhl kr__ lb. "Pa* whe arrived at the apt that mew. The ~ma sad eeptere hed a hems te PA days, ated a menet .touted the ladder MA ttniir the penal; but Clerk W4O Wog to he H. reeled till the impala was hooked, wad thee awassios ors Ware the ansaiete. be Nee* blown do* to the ere, aid nee the seder, *Ow, tee, thme—dews howls; sad ••• tt cam by the ma. Ho oleo vektaliaired to worst is ••' 'ha weraiseatitl *wale here a char& just eppeelle• hooey ere, hawse whirs be llama Maw* and ises. leas joieed by a party of the genre., they wassawind Stameleg the churl'. Le to Lleut, new Cloth, the me mere by ; they wriald do scything for bin or with kit, sad be te • getter.l twreterit• with who knew his, ken la ha*, ria•iroreale, e•riiiightfureird rondo*. Niamey home atiaterad• eat ntiOuidering embers wen w ill on de., and eve • .ar•-1 p,rwM to kwp os the alert to queoolt theta with verev. A :use yowl nof the tows ie Darned down, bat swtr*Welv nutty two beta were loot, astmeh 01 a57 Twei•ed •••••r• sinner The diaries eel sad rebuilding gore M with rrattt •real owd swab,. bet up to the pretrial date 2'.1) Mule hes b dem' FIRE AT iioAßL'e BREW i.RY.—The Maid • - .44 done Inaruured Anrisir Not Mutat In rnnorgeMes• , 4 • report bring rowed iltitt me premiere of Meows. &me red Ce., the wislltheols• %revers is Lower Rest Ss ithdeld, •••• ois fire. The tetellieesee ems promptly forwarded le rts•cum, sod is the is et • auto, Me. 11 , 0pc, the fireman of tm Astrid. sr , t.hd with three tomato. whoa It gran found that the ei t 1,..1 token p 1.., is Nn. 13 siemphor •stors, bat from .4. cmtd not be err/flatbed. Oelug to the — " 01 wo willtest • sot firemen, the fittings wens ems lc that part of the premised is which they commenced, l 't turn • worries elms( 68d about 20 d 4.12 bott es of A • were dewrq ad. Cc* Wrier the 'meat of the ib. danwg; 4sy Le ele•-nt,..1 4 n+' n•boem nn 4 I rb. NBA Awn, roani..4 by !'..lbrtak. The Inn v.. isnartcl in the Sus, U.k., •i., and isperiml • regret to state that we hare the very Net ° 't.' t 1 dassisi taw troth hi Pt rtatrarot. bleb Ism ',:•.r.1 sr several peer*, to the elt rt the a legory Ins a •”e. ow n nl noeity Laa lama hott to Yin Woo lsar (Mrs. dial Masi). LAW INTELLIO KAN et (TRU DAT.) COURT OF BANXRUPTCY. (Beare Kr. Comanche:re Inane.) IN RE I,ZNIZTRIo.—LnII4Z Ill&P.CMITILB PAIL% KZ. 71le use tiro rsansineri,n meeting in eft, aeon of Iktoettio Antotto di Demon°, ntoechiar. of Ilk Now Broad•etreet, ireduag ae .• Aswan, Denenteke nert floe." The btlanoe sheet =tondo Sr.. ohs Ist Derembir. II167„ to the date of prisaipal Items the bankruptcy la August kit. The Mowing are the bk. To sesse;red creditors £40,490 To oreditors pettedly asusell Less vslee of security hid 1,134 008 To liabilities To profits To capti. December 1,1867 Ca. By geed debtors £1.028 By deebial &a. By mob se 3.731 By server Arl:=0•111 lily seemed. By peressi =pew By trod* do. By looms 21.708 By liebil.tse n. creditors me presdpily ( oveae* miereheeta. Tee ;r74). Peel F d IL of rs ore A. di(3,lB6Deairrip.l, of 'rd..: Purled, et limas= (17,320!), Zailfi, linpilarra, sad Co., ef 0de55e13,4321.), sad Zeiro sa d Cense, of Vreice (3,3801.). Of the lislelliiss of 18.5681., it I. stared that 8,8581. erdl sot reek sisiast the estate. The edjodication was oe the beeh ives ma midi& _ _ __ Yr. Bother append for the usigsvie, end Mr. Ltstdeter hr the beabert. Addithred rewash broth 'cgs** ma edhermeat tee hre rk meths wee him. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. 11111PCDIMIT BO ZZZZZ . Siardrof "sae* am impulsed le.knag fellow, well known tech. policy, wee eborged wish siteekag • silver enuMbox, vales_ 41. 10s., trim Os permit of Mr. Henry Houma Utidorff, • Hosoliaa merchent, 424 Ibeeetheadle-sheet. Mr. Joe. Sayer, mmehont, 10 Cheseatelase, said he was standing at the door of his deco whin he m. the prisoner and another ill-locildng fellow muntirring backwards ✓ed tomer& ea the opposite side of the street • way which ezciteu his suspicions and indimed him to watch them. They followed amoral patients who mooed through the lane and got time, as it they intanded to do • huh pocket-picking, but without Sadism en opportaaity of cerrying hair intimation into effect uatil they saw the pronstatar, when the pri e uner lifted up the tails of his coot, while hie confederate thrust big head into the posseallses pocket, sad appal:id to draw something out, although witness amid not see Moody whether he bad dose so or net. Hy however, went ohm the prosecutor, told him what be bad ma, and sated him if he had lust anything, upon which the piegeoutor felt in his pcket, and mid he had ham robbed of • silver sand-box. Winter then ran after the thieves, add dr primate wee sr eared, the other men getting away. Mr. I: hdord deposed that he had lost a muff-boas de melba, by the premoua witness, and which Imo valued highly, oe ft wee made 4 Marian silver. Gardner, 539, said that the prisoner, wain lakes Into mi lady, dialed all knowl e dg e o f the robbery as well as of the other nun. TM inuff•boz, not found on hid, laming, no doubt, been carried off by him cuitederate. Two silk hand kerchiefs were - however fund upon him, which had no doubt Mee stolen. The prisoner at Bret impadently denied all connexion with the robbery, but rather than be seat to the 01,1 Healey be pleaded guilty, and the court, being is petty serious, .m• tomcod bun to ete, months' herd labour. GUILDHALL. AIi , cONDING or InoWILL, TIM INIORMII.. About ton days ago Thomas I owe Stowell, who his for many years put rendered Memoir notorious as • common in former, was charged at this comet with conspiring with ea Joseph Clarkaos, not then in custody, to obtain goods to the value of 40/. of Messrs. Lockhart and Co., of Kirkcaldy, nadir false pretences, with intent to cheat and defraud them thereof. On that oocosion Stowell appeared upon a mum mons, end applied for as Immediate adjournmest, spas which Mr. Lewis, kw the prosecution, ad vised his client' to glee Stowell into e ri trad in order that the as.. might be inquired litho Wore a the result of which was that Stowell was oalled upon to Sad ball in two sureties in VI each to appear again on Monday last. Hs, however, remained in Kenai" unti: Satraday, wham two parsons of the mouses of Tadman sad Galloway offered themselves, and the prisoner was liberated. When the as.. wee called on the following Monday Stowell was sot forthcoming, and after the usual delay the e skewed of the musties were ordered to be ertr r es c a They pleaded herd for a hula time to try and find the delinquent, one of them stating that, to make sure of Ma appearing, ha eccompenied him to Westminster to coesult with hie cow:Loud, bat es their way Stowell gave him the slip, and hid not bees bail of Pine.. truism and Galloway now attended bedew* Sir R. W. Cordes to ask for an exteesion of lime, as they bad got some elm to Stowell's retreat, sad expected they would soon get hire. Sir IL W. Carden asked why they had sot off,red • reward for him , up.n which the fullowthg bill was produced. tITZ OVINPA", " Absconded frees hie tell (which wee tendered ma as set of charity), the netoriews '• THOMAS STOW ELL, the Interwar. Age stoat 66 rare, grey halt, about 6 feat 9 las. In height, no whisker*, and has a keg visege, very upright N his car riage, and has a gentlemanly appearance. Whoever will Owe ouch information ea will lead to his apprebontrios, to Thome,' Tadman. 276. Kent-strest, Borough, will receive the above reward. T. T. hrlies and emu, the pabbcoes of the Zest-end will insist the bail by helping to get nd of the Put , " Mr E. W Carden said be thought the reward should have Ins 101. es 6 guises. was sot enough. Galloway said Le would issue fresh bilk offering 101. Seward. W. Carden irked the ball if they knew what a aelotiose character etowell wee wham they bailed Mm. Galloway said they did, bet haying known him kw many years, sad hie wile coeliac crying to them to help him, dig belled lum as aa act of daerity, belwriag he would be certain to !Kew, 6ir -7— R.476arata saki they bad aeon faith in Stowtllthas bi Solloway moored the reagiotrate that he had bees oat sled end day wob Tolman, mate Monday lair, seeking foe hiss. Sir S. W. Cordes rid be would Dot direct to. foeillaid recoossieenxe to be returned to the clerk of the peace u Saturday. when, if they did not produce Stowell, they ',laid certainly have to pay 231. each. MARLBOROUGU.STREET. AaptCLT 0,1 THI MAN•OLIi or 04. JAllte w H Mal ma Gaiter Juana alas , hying at the east end of tie tows, me eitanted heft** Mr. Buzettato with weetalt log Mr. Ambrose Amain, =asps of the St. latuee'e rionduh , .•• . iiirtio said that about 20 minuted! part 10 on the pre views sight be was peeping down Air-rreer, from the Plooedilly entrance of the hall, whoa he beard some eass tunably; titer him, mil on turning rood the prisoner mid, A gentlemen sabre to know if yea are the pro peietor:of that place F' (meaning she ea.) He soled him what be meant, and be immediately tried to trip hiss up, sad then 'buck him a acme blow on the now with his fidt. sad he teat crest pain from the effects of the blow. He did am beam abo the Omar wee, or why he did se. Trimmer irked If 0004 Linear not knock him dose Asa ; amt that was deswd. - 11orgrat Elam& said primmer woe pet oe to set as bead bygone mew who were ordwso away from the ell , rasee to tie M 4 .Meg to the attwance they oared sith the cobs whoa pumas wore leering. Tha primmer hod been Oriekiag. The prireerwbro de recce was thet ho was sweistmg a lady to nob when be wr bordered with, waa load 40a. or fusee irp. iANAOIN4 TRESS Ii AZNAINOTOI-OMIDZIIII. AAR /1,11, a plater, reerdina is Avery-row. Wes caargal TIM d.uu.gtog two eteeinut tr.ws ie Kensington-gardens, sad st.o with ..*g grossly th.orne leawaare to one of I. lovers in the prlallnol nambrr of children. TM ogee seas peeved by use of the keepers. Third 20e. or tem dos. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT ON THE GLASGOW AND DC3411111701 Ra ILWAT.O• Monday emus' Met, whoa the 7 o'clock trots Wan Illeintsburgh 4. Oisegow reached the plat &rat of Dalntair statism. Sad before it ems oompietely stopped, a yeated lady heloaging w lieleasburgb, who wee a pamenger to a thirdfclome sasriage, in stars/mune to get oat, weight tie dee of the door. when, being at the end com portment of the drri.ge, she dimmed to swing hers-If ressil, sad stars/Wed between the eel of the gaagwey of the ewilsge she wee leacieg wed that of the one adjoining. The Satin! hod Yost s:upped, and .. the impetus of 'b e e . r . miry propels each ethvessively against the one in front WI the whole dein is stationery. the untortunve young lady was einebed le , ret n the orals of the tau geneweye Ly the spi re (chine menage with so dreadful • shock (het the car rier. Om lifted off the rails. The unhappy ledy wee elieckiaely murdered on the thigh, end !elect pert ..f her body. Th. wino.[ promptitude wee ruit.loyee la putting her la a coalition to have her removed to the infirmary in Wee p/ow, width's she woe coeveyed the same evening. The drown& news of her w. nods leaves scarcely soy reuses kw meeting that eh, will etc nor. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A DIVER.—An inquest wee bold st the Tows-hall. Ramsgate, on W•dnird.y, toms • R J. Eineierson, meow" fur the dititekt, tonouing the dealt of Nleasim Abased, a timer, which took plea iu eas *mance of We banding of the air pipe while he wee under timer. The de !seed wsta, on Monde', employed in ea oaf else des wreck of the Ratter Gerdisec, mod teat attired to the mu.' garb tf • Meer. Oa i.e Wise dieeorered thet the ✓e m had buret be wso imtweraietely brought to the mdfcap, hat Is. Led then ...earl so Ire. The witereceor could Rive se o pi e j.. e so to the eau.' of the mildest. The jury returned their ern:lkt Amu...Dual death treat suitasetioa, to coo atelatinertat the bowing et a pipe." THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1859. DARING 3UISOLA37 IN NZWCASI'LI. . -- One of the most da ring and expert borealis which we have had le record took pleas at the shop of Mr. Thompson, watchmaker and jeweller, Arcade, between Tues day night and Wednesday morning; and, although the robbers succeeded in obtaining and carrying armee 401. worth of goo we are glad to say that their further Wee lion,ds, of taking the safe with them also, was baelked by we MOMS which have not yet been secerteleed. Mr. Thengeen secured hie !Premises in the tonal manner on Tenday night, end left shortly after seven o'clock, NM"- lug next morning at about tea minutes to max Before he coon:Deuced to take down the shutters, how ever, 64 stupidess were aroused by teeing the praised of the shop strewed with lime dust, and other signs were visible of an attempt having been made to break through some wall. The door leading to the offices above the asap wee tried, and found to have been fastened on the Wide by some nausea mimes; and when Mr. Thompson entered hie slop his fears were confirmed by the rather curious apsetecte which met hie eyes. About a yard distant from its ordinary standing place wee the We—pecked with new amnia and lorded with new cords, in a neat and workman-like mentor, that would have done credit to a profeesional packer—reedy for being carried off wholesale. It is exactly twelve month' this moath dace a similar robbery took place on therms pre mier, and at that time Mr. Thompson deemed It expedient moue a sew safe, of larger dimensions than that which he thenpasessell, for the purpose of enuring the most valuable peeks elide stook. It was placed in the comer mat to toe window, and when filled with the gold end silver watches sad ewes of jewellery weighed above 6 ewt. The Wenn, knowing the ahem insurmountable difficulty of opening It, miler the eirometemes in which they wane then reetnied le thence's! expedient which we have described, Ws* It away altogether, and getting at its contests at their Iskure; and their plan seems to have been to have a am mama in readiness at a certain hour by which to nervy it away. But, for some reason beat known to themselves, their gams we. not accomplished, and the probability Is that they were startled whilst engaged In their nefarious design. The most prominent feature connected with the scene was • bale in the wall about three feet square, and a masa of &brie covering the surrounding spats, oompoeed principally of Use, lattice, end broken bricks. The wail where the entrance had them been effected was about a foot thick, and formed an eagle with the stairs leading into the plumage before alluded to. Considerable force must have been exerted, and the noise must have been proportionately great, before an aperture so large could have been made; and, is addition, the wood work at ens reticular spot WM pretty substantial, and must have required heavy blows on the chisel which appeared to have her weed to it, as the splinters lying about were very thick. One fact seems to show that the thieves must have gauged the place pretty well before commencing operations. In the insile of the shop was a rack having three shelves, containing timepieces, and inside the reek, for a space of about three fee' from the door upwards, there was nothing but the bare wall. The hole was broken through at this spot, and • nice ostentation seemed to have been made so as net to destroy any valuable property, or to make any noise that was likely to alarm the neighbourhood. A further investigation die- played the systematic and ingenious manner in which pre cautions seemed to here been taken by the thieves to ward against captive or &turbid*. The door of the passage had been secured by an entirely new faeleabg, so that there was so shrine of being Intruded en except by the way in which they came themselves. It wee discovered that the burglars had la the dnt place sealed the peed of Mr. lAidier, broah maker, Pilgrimatrees, and had then found themselves in the Priendi Banal Ground. To climb to the top of some low homes at the back of the premises fronting into the Arcade wee a very may task; and, instead of going through Kr. Thompsoa's skylight, se they did before, they had opened the window seer Mr. P. G. Biker's offices, sad vaulted on to the stabs. Descending three lights, they were on the Marmot ; their subsequent proceed ins, we have already indicated. It wee not to be expected that they would go away without carrying off something; but it la satisfactory to learn that their booty weetasked to the contents ef the mom which stand on the counter, con sisting almost identically of the same clam of good. which were stolen on the pre vious oomaion, viz., earrings, brooches, dads, bracelete, and other nicknacks, to the value of *bout 404 The safe antained BOW. worth of property, and he removal, fortunately not affected, would have been a profit. able heal. That then bad bora at least three, If not four men, engaged in the robbery wee cleat from the manner in which the safe had been moved from its position and packed and that they were well acquainted with the business in hood was evident tram the &culottes' displayed le every stags of the 'Ur. To deaden the sound or their footsteps they seem to have worn goloshes, the embossed moans of which were Imprieled an the tiles, and on the deet which revered the low. The police ere m the alert, and it Is hoped that their exertions will prove odessMal, an Mr. Thempeon's mis fortunes have evoked •peat deal of sympathy.—Neweaarle CAreawk. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The attendanoe of the trails woe fir and the tree firm b a a r t i zalet. Prices of most articles of th e weds were mal t The 'apply of horns grown grata was small. The Imports of foreign grain into Load.* shrew last Motday wore reported tlits merning as email of 6 air, Mr of wheat, fair ti barley, and rather large of oats. ner.—Eaglisb, with a quirt deemed for line eorts, ors .apport-d at last Moaday's rates. Foreign held firmly at lain Monday's prices. English white, 40s. to 465. • r 4 36e. to 40e. per qr. ; Dentzic end Kontgeberg, 42.. to 66.. par 4941 b. • Rostock. 42a. to 60s, ; e th er Baltic ports, 40s. to 46 4 .; Fit_emi. Mr. to 42e. - - — FLoon ir; mod rate demand, held firmly at about lad Ileaday's pima Town, 33e. to 43..; Norfolk, 29.. 6d. pot 2801 b.; Franck, 28.. to 335. per 280Ib. ; Amer., U.B.,—por bar oL BratsT.—Fise sorts continue SCAMS, and maintained at Zest Manday's rates. English, 24e. to 44e. per qr.; Baltic, 245. to Ve. ; other mortis, 23e. to 27e. per quarter. OATS quiet, but not cheaper than teat Monday. British, 20s. to 20s. per qr.; Russia's, 18s. to 24e. per qr. ; other Baltic pore, 22e. es 27a. per qr. Busne.—Engllsh and It gyptiaa quoted at lad Meaday's rates. English tick, 36e. to 41e. ; harrow, 42e. Is 46e. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, Mr. File qr. nue quiet at last Monday's rates. English boilers, 475. to 60s. ; hog and grey, 36e. to 42a.; foreign white, 48a. MILITALO IITO LOSIOON fRO! . O OCT. 3 TO OCT. T. --- -- -- -- iiiiis; l / 4 .;;Z. — il4l.'" — ici s a. tine ....................1 len 1 ... 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TWCING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) Scomt.—Th." qaentity offered in public wile bar bias mall, sad holders hairs 'boon mom firmaiew, ao that bat week's pions have ban impoortad ; %bare is ) eta moat want to of activity th. market. Mood lumps remain quoted 48e. SOL — Conan.—The public sees bays been tam this week and prime gave way ahem Is , yet a large gusatity found bayen at that decline, and several cargoes hove bean sold 'Meat for contimeral porta. TEA.—The miirket ha. b. en dull and inactive this weak, yet mach droinem ha. been evinced by holders; a few locoed vele. have been weds et a eliiiht decline. Cocos,—A hutted bueinees done ►t a elude lower when Rice has eupported lust curreney, with ■ fell stament of boldness done. Itt K.—Prices have brew supported with a small Naomi of euteneso dose this week. S A LT P Ent E ODDIIDUS• to rusts • BID sppewanee. Rtact-.—A (Jr amount of bueiner dose at previous new. la other article.' no material alteration. TALLOW NARK XT.—(THIS DAY.) Tb s o k arkd Y 90, et the haw* prier :—P..tereharg Y.C. ea din 'pet, Rs. bd. ; the yew, loTe. it to 67e. 64. ; Deestaber, 67.. Id. to 61e. 9d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ls DESSALL —Tbe followiss an the prime —36lbe. to ult.., 414. to 414. ; 641 b.. to nabs.. 41d. to t. 72lbs. AMU.. 41d. to M.; 1101ba to 11111 be., M. to . ; &Vibe. to 961 b... 60. to 611.; 961 M. to 1041 be., 6:4. to 66.; UMW to 1111bs, 61. to 61d.; Hone bides. 6.. 63. to 10.. 61.; Celt lions. tight, 2e. 6d. to 4e.; full, 7e. BIMIIIONII4IIIT.-9hrep okinr, pullet be. 61. to 7.. ; bred, 4e. M. to M. 3d.; dowse, 3e. 11. to 4.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Palisade% sad $ pair rep at Lass ilas market is flari, sad daa ampler is gord demand. COAL TARKET—(THTS DAY.) Volt Mom, 16.. 6d.: Dtvi.on's West Hartioy. 169; Wails Ee4 Rind - 11. 15.. 94. ; End Bradttyla Heuwa, 17.31.• W.U. G^-6 , v9. IS.. 91. ; W.ll. End R.uuo , 189.; Wens knd South He:tue, 17.. 94.-103 9499 ships et ardot. MAIM LIS2S-7HIB DA). Two o'CLomr. The railway share market to-day participates, to a certain extent, in the heaviness of Consols. Mid land, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and York and le North Midland stocks have declined per neat., I " but in the other leading descriptions the reduction is unimportant. London and North ix Western stock is quoted 931 to 94; Great Western, ti 63 to ; Midland, 1041 to 1061; Lancashire and w Yorkshire, 961 to 961; Clout Northern, 102 to 103; York and North Midland, 71/ to 721; and Eastern eL., Counties, 661 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have declined 7 to 2 to 21 prem., ex int. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is slightly flatter. Great Western of Canada shares remain heavy. OIDIBAZY SWUM AND STOCK& ra I P4 'l USIWAVL 7 °l :tor g TA ' 6"W Hu IA ely.afterVia swank. ---- IkelmllistordAllkl.o.. Cia jm rnia4 4. 42 De.•i• se 0.. And • pips le A. 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AAA, j Ism 10 40 0: Ihr Mpg CM Mom M. MI6 Lamm M AMOADA lAO Ts.. Pep :SAP DA DA UP MONO 00.011 0 05.13.0 m. Tam.* 0. NI Si. 1101011 a Docks io so • • i i " 1: an au to 13it3 WI I SRI as MI i 731 7.1 I 4 6 160 LOCAL 88433 MAPZZIL LITOUtia Oct. & -The magi gm da tars without ma p gim. 1-111dokbaw, -04144616616 161 I mo., H i-gaggua 3 .1 6-6 6 66$ esw Irm 611 6-Iwwwffilies and Meta% 1161 ilfah *seam 114 i j-Whagld, 314 I %lased. la 4-11460 MOM 40-1141wIck Id 1-Tork goo Li Orb Midland. 11 i-tweig Steam. 6-Dcwas,l6l 1-Dtsch Mega. 4 616 116 OW -Chia Trust d Mak Ili 6-Orest Waders at Oneads. 14 141. THE COAL SIMPLY TO THE METROPOLIB.—The quantity of coal carried to the metropolis by rail for the tame months ending the let of October has jest been pub lished, from which it appear. that the total weight conveyed during the period hes been 264,495 tons 2 cwt.; of which the London and North Westing proportion ham been 114,956 tons 5 cwt.; the Great Northern, 91,184 tone 6 cwt.; Eastern Counties, 23,326 tons 17 cwt.; Great Wearers, 20,193 tons; Midland, 8,687 tone; South Western 3,313 tans 19 cwt ; South Esteem, 1,931 him 15 cwt. ; and Til bury and Southend, 293 tone. The North Western still re tain its position se the largest carrier., and during the month of July they conveyed 34,174 toe.; in August, 41,378 tons 12 cwt., and in September, 39.403 tons 13 cwt. In July the Green Northern carried 29,862 tons 17 owt.i__Eastern Counties, 9,964 tons 11 cwt.; Great West ern. 8.569 tons; Midland, 2,449 tow; South Eastern, 959 lose 17 owt. Tilbury and Smthend, 293 tons. In August: —Great No;ithsen, 29,232 tons 7 elm; Eastern Counties, 7,652 tow 1 owt ; Great Mestere. 11,174 toss; Midland, 2,372 tons; South Western. 2,993 tons 9 cwt. For Sep tember: — Greet Northern. 32,099 tens 2 cwt.; Eastern Counties, 5,710 tons 5 owt.; 3,775 tOO2 j South- Western, 1,220 tons 10 cwL ; Great Western, 1,190 tone; South Eastern, 941 tone 18 cwt. As compared with the corresponding three months of 1858 there is an increase of 4.130 tons 16 cwt., bat taking the whole year up to the la of October there is a &crease, IN compared with the elms period of 1858 of 10.59'5 tone 14 cwt., the traffic West, for 1858, 867,149 toss 9 cwt., and for 1869, 846,649 tone 16 cert. The dowsers during the year upon canals he. bees 2,460 tons 10 cwt. ;or y rail and canal, 13,060 toss 4 cwt., Two dews.. yes than from the let of Jennsry to the let of October, The market continues active, with brink demand for certain descriptions of sham, including East A FORMIDABLE CIIARACTER.—At the police-office, Banger, Wheal Bawer, Stray Perk, North Downs" lancriay (I husky), George Lamb, Wheel Margaret, Kelly man, was charged with firing of two pistols, with Intent • dlimmiY•ldokistr Bray, and Gramhler and St. Auby a. The shame in the :atter mine ans to do grievous bodily Lend and moist the police. It appears Met the prisoner had been in the habit of quarrelling officially marked in the Stack Exchange, 48. Wheal with his wife., and be had be beard to declare that Harriett shares have also been dealt in at 20s. ta he would buy a Mace of pistols. On Wednesday 22e. 6c1., and Great Crinnie at 28 to 30. night, a large crowd desembled round his house, to Foreign and colonial mining . shares remain ions. Poplar, on its being known that he bad the weapons in his , and the police were sent for. About half-a- live. Bon Accord Copper had been dealt in at par. =lnstable. amved on the spot, and the prisoner • lle 6a. threatened to blow oat the brains of the first hereon who Port Philip Miniog are quoted tie. 6d. to 12a. W., entered his house. The polio. mustered In a body, and a The St. John del Ibiy Campany ; Limited) stale bucket of water was procured to throw over the oc upant of (Oct. In °°°"•!s•°" of the ton-arrival of this the pmtoiees. They rushed upstairs., and the prisoner then Morro poet at WO de Janeiro before tha departure of and M'ortbing, 111. to . fleet off one of the pinds. The contents of the boelo.t were the Piadr• dm duedonhave received to wiske" from the thrown about, but the only .Rest was that the candle was mime by the pement opportsatty.“ es* jelled, mid the peals,:. t Ricers left in duktiem. The At • meeting of adventurer, in Smith Wheal Tolgur, hall prisoner then discharged the other pistol, bet without doing on the 27th tut., adividand of 2:. per share (1,1241. ) wee I ante of . 17s. 3d. was corned to the any damage, and wee then taken into melody. It was declared. .ad •cd afterwards hued that the cloak worn by his wife had been at die of the , or of account torn by one of the billets. The psi-over was remanded till Great Tre.otd o e, ...Oil on the 301030. a parcel eldest to-day (Frlday).—Notanglien /morsel. t i n,•hlith realised 1261.8 s 4d. MINBS.-71313 DAY. 1.1 ad MONEY MARKB2.-IHIS 11.1}. Two o'CLoci. The fonds to-day are again nat. Consols wen quoted at yesterday's closing price until about bat an-hour ago, when, some sales being pressed, a raw tion of per cent. took place. The flatness now observed extends to the other departments if the Stock Exchange, some classes of bromide' being quoted slightly lower. There it, however, as alteration of importance. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is fairly sup ported, at 104 to 1. Tae Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 69fr. 50c. for the account, showing no change. Consols are officially marked 951 to 1 for cash, and 961 for next Tuesday. The present quota tion is 951 to /, both for money and the approaching settlement. The New Indian Loss (stock) has been dealt in at 104 to ; ditto scrip at 101 } 101 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1869, at 94 to 1; India Bonds, at Is. dis. to par.; and Exchequer Bills, at 24e. to 27e. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. Mexitea Bonds are dull, at the reduction which took place yesterday, being quoted 222 to 1. The Old Tarki►h Six per Cents. are rather flat, at 831 to 841, whilst the Loan of 1858 remains quoted 69 to 70. Buenos Ayres Bonds, how ever, are in more demand, and hare been dealt in us high as 80. Sales are recorded as fol ' lows —Buenos Ayres Six per Cents, for account, 77j, 80, 781; Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 88 ex div. Mexican Three per Cents., for UMW, 221, 2211 Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 691 ex die.; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 671; Sardirian Fiw pee Cents., 87; Turkish Six per Cents., 18.58, fur account, 70. FOC R O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted 951 to t both for money sad the 11th October, showing an advance of 1 per cent. since 2 o'clock. The scrip of the New Indian Loa* is without change, at 10It to t. The Kangaroo and Ocean Queen have arrived from New York with about 664,0001. in epee* ef which a portion is probably on French account. The following apparently trustworthy telegram has been received at Lloyd's from their agent at Liverpool, viz.:—" The European troops in India have accepted the bounty, and are going 'A China." The number of troops is India who had claimed their discharge WWI stated in the accounts by the last mail at fully 10,000—a force sufficiently strong, combined with the English and French troops now in China, to deal a heavy blow. There was a good demand for money yesterday,and the terms for the best bills were 21 to 2j per cent.. unless in exceptional canes. At the Bank the appli cations were to a fair extent. _______ Yesterday's telegram from Amsterdam reports that the Bourse closed at a fall of 1 per cent. in Austriaa stock. It will be noticed that Messrs. Rethschild's Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan, issued is May, 1838, at 96, was dealt in yesterday at 1 per cent. discount; whilst Messrs. Baring's Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan, issued in Novem ber, 1838, at 92, has been dealt in at 31 per cent. discount. Cuba Six per Cent. Bonds were also officially marked 100 k. The exchange at Bombay appears to be about 1 per cent worse for this country. The light portion of the mails from Australia and Bombay left Marseilles at 10 o'clock yesterday, and will be distributed in London early so-morrow morning. At the date of the departure from Alex andria of the steamer which brought these mails to Marseilles, no intelligence had been receiv-d of tho arrival at Aden of the steamer with the mulls frost Calcutta and China; consequently, no news from China is expected to be received here until the latter mails shall reach Malta. It is most important that the deficient telegraphic link between Malta and Alexandria shall be promptly supplied, as England and Aden will then be in unbroken communication. With reference to the market for American securities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report au follows : In the market for American securities there i. nothing new to report. During the past week the attest transactions, both to State and railroad securities bees been on a Tarr hunted fade, sad there Is no ohmage In rites. The Midland Railway Traffic return shows thin week an increase of 2,7411. • the South Eastern aa increase of 361. ; the Lanc ashire and Yorkshire (in cluding East Lancashire) an increase of 3,060/. ; the North Eastern an increase of 2,1531. ; and the Man che.ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 8381. The 9th all of 21. 10s. is to be paid an the new shares in the Birmingham Waterworks Company by the 31st December. The amount of specie lost off Pernambuco, in the attempt to get it on board the Tyne, is various stated at 9,0001. and 16,0001., instead of the m larger sum erroneously reported by telegraph from Lisbon. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Tudor to convey passengers from Southampton. to Algoa Bay, at 121.195. per head. THURSDAY EVIXING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 955, "sellers, for next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning about 935, advanced to 95 13-16, " buyers," and closed at 951 to 4. For money the last price wee also 961 to 5, and for the Bth of November 93; to 5. The " contango " to the November settlement scarcely exceeds j per cent. The purchase for the Savings Banks woe of the usual amount, via., C,OOOl. The official business report is as follows:—Three pot Cont. Consols, for money, 965, 5,5, .1; ditto for account (11th Oat.), 951, 5,5, ; Bank Stock for account, 221; ludia Stock, 217; the New Indian Five per ant. Loan (stock). 1011, 11, 1/; ditto scrip, 101, 11, 11; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951, 95• ; ditto, 1839, 951. The scrip of the New Indian Lean was a trifle flatter in the afternoon, closing at 1011 to 5. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were steady at 951 to 96 ; those of 1839 at 955 to 5 ; and Exchequer Bills at 241. to 27r. preen. The foreign stock market wee moderately active. The principal alteration was in Mexican Bonds, which were pressed for sale in the afternoon, and closed at 221 to s—a reduction of j to 5 per cent. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were rather flat, at 84 to 845, whilst the Loan of 1858, atter being marked 70, cloned at 691 to 5. Buenos Ayres De ferred Bonds were officially marked at the improved price of 201. ii ii del ii li li; ; 1/: 10 11l 114 100 110 110 101 WO 101 101 6 0 04 106 10 0 101 110 • WO 100 1 110 a lull 111 001 itirx 1091 zd 00 09 117 09 0 ad 1 IN 9 II le 411 1.2 4 set "0"i 4 4 S I Pul I II 114 1 Az 1 41 44 N Is SO sO RI 114 144 LSI 11 0 le 11 S SI Isd ITT — pom Itt w 1$ I I in .6 .6.. ti L'ai. TS SO 9 11 9.9 I • sea 111 . all all 4 lit vi t lit W 1 tl ist M U IPS 19 91 91 lel II La n h i 19 90 91 19 149 II 111 181 foci 11 PT N M. .•• SE. NO iii 1:1 103 __ M is In in IN 11l IN IN N ST 1 N 2 - i 13 32 U U 1$ .WATB. 2TPII ii is u is n re ; 1 1 it . I N p U ;-; SLIM. ii a *i lii U 27 IN IN Si Si Pi a its:. in &Nall to I o.m. 1044 I I 383 I 8 1 3 8 ni 36 1:13 Ills U I SS U XII fli I a I .1 •••-• II fN x• 1 ao 261 41 5 i 1 e l m. l i mi W CS 3, It I 1 16 11 101 101