The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-04 00:00:00

LAW 124TELLIGliNek. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF COMMON PLEA& llfYp ia ltarbou.—(Before lard Chief Jerk- Brie aad Jaet‘r-e Malmo, Crawler, aad Bylral.) TAT - WM I'. 11•11111 , 011-NOWATTE11DANCI OP A WITNICSIi. The pinata ia thle are le . bartienst, new is 1562 made a hasty immiage. as/ in the maid day of Ma mmend ats ..peal drum his aih coaargamton gehentpalty d wise watt ratranedinery statements made by bar is the muse .4 Moab*. They. twiner swat toga- Ibex et iy4rea:, s=l NT ad la the nassatime twa chil dren wee P. in. la 18.57 tM &Ina detertahted to take rpemdap kutakki the minks., spoil Ike poem! that Ma wilt as, at the tine.( bet matriass o "ad with that 'kw timed maim the era el the dahmisal, who ia a enerma ma spear, la lateastembha. The alleadant watt. omaim taeMdis eamhtot tad coned ev:.!, ore at to her tut* d enlampnotly . tha writ Jce ban'ibt the cerise - .r ea he . telal Won Sir C. t tww.U, sad be phuatli aseasenied, bombast, but; of tech • character that the homed Judge Eincad the ate to to he with closed Mew TM ground et the is two eon loseitt minuet the Minim me bet he ht.l sot. according to pooint, eitleaded . • mitoses at tin a al, awl on it tus.pleer I the *gall wee unable to Foam sod nu eattipelled to withdrew do vetoed. TM inal u.. 0 plat. ticlote lir. Junk* bytes in Lind is, wins lb. vary s.'. • %mixt tor the pinball, dmangin 80( lb. derstut remit, hoomeirmaw awed paremat to hew lawrnd, lot a We to sem • semi* cm at rodent doe inert to • aconial tab sad mbientel ON then was as oblate es al ad imy andrset by die delmimit to email se • Mimeos hoer Illosest Court. UMW wed we ben moot he • amen ; bat at el blab he aped boa die *bed bald sody mow madeb astepse, Memo the lbw bat bad pine Me widow& fhb maws amid att Mw I=l the etatbms of the nib at the elbs of bonage, ueb ea the bearleat asbe sew the lady until the yier IM?. Hale granted. Cog HT oF EXCHEQUER. altar a e..4,—(llrlwe tea Lod Berme Bramwell, Wawa, rad Mama ) THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANE:IONA:ICH:SS. Daiwa iralaA was charged with being in the warehonee o(Mt. A. &teller, tee dealer, Idol-lane. with intent to com mit a felon,. George Archer, s lad about 13, nephew to the prosecutor, amid—Yesterday mornin g I saw the miaow, jut 'Hopis; put the taunting-house doer And suing into the warehouse. I got off my stool, and asked him what he WIMPY' ? He rid, -Have you any waste pass to sell " 1 told him no, sad he then left. About d', clock in the afternoon. se I woe sitting at my desk, I saw the top of a cap gliding by the °fits door towards the street. I quAly got down sad opened the dour, when I per. cived she prissier crouched down by a lea chest, am if be were going to remove it. He mast have crawled passed . the °titre door into the warehows es his bas a ltknees l ike • At, or I should have seen him. as I bed been !whin through the glass door for some urn siderable time. As soon as I saw hint, he got up mei walked away, Loking into several door ways so If in T 1,4 of some one. I followed hits and when he got t.• Dunstan'e-hill he saw nu, end asked me what I See following him for. I told him for being In our ware. heats. He bell said, "If you don't go back I'll punch your hod." veil I believe ha would have put his threat into exe cution if a policeman had sat come np, into whom custody I gave the prisoner. The chum of tan at which I Paw hint he could easel) Lave carried of, se it tele weighed 23Ibs. Crosi-e,wmiued by the WIDOW —Wimps you first came you asked me if I bed say wawa gaper to WI, sad 1 told you so. I did ant tell you is cuff spilt at 2 o'clock. When you raw au at 2 "'clock you d 4 net WI me if the peps wee Toady, het slipped oat of She dart. Mr. Alderman Alba (to witasse)—l say that you have given your evidence It • very able manner fur a buy of your —. Police-conmedde 61$—Tselierdek I head the prisoner litmus to punch the last wituesi's had if he did not desist hot tulbwiag Wt The boy mid "No, I shan't, I shall give you la charge.' I task the prisoner into custody litter hearing the Lys charge agalnet him, I know hint to be as revociat , ot thieves. I hada mate of his in custody a short tins ago for meshed • watch, NW he w•• sentewced to four rtaa primal serenade. The prieoner la generally in Pettioost -121. on Sunda/ movables with • mina of tide... rriaoner— fbat's a lie. I wei aerie in l'etticoel-lane in lay life . and as for knowing a man that was sett for font 7•T• deny Aidatian Allaw—Well, what have you to ..y to this charge _ _ Priam/I—lt by, your wombip, I goes mond to the aloes buyieg relate paper. I tolled OD tke boy yesterday mondag sad a.lied biro it be bed soy waste pspos. H. told sae to call semi& at 2 o'clock sad be ve me reedy. I WWI aphis at 2 o'clock, yam be .ccvaad me of attempting to and a GYM to.. lam so thief. rellemisslgh 512—He rye ha callad to buy waste = s pur worildp, bat rea edh arerrb at the ntation:uot • of mum was found upon bin'. Mr. Mammas Ann—Well, I shall remand you, rinser, la order that further Inquiries may be made as to your aha• reeler. 11ko pnsosor woe Una lakes below. WORSHIP-STREET. IVORKNOt NC NEOLELT. . . . A wretched-limiting child, who appeered about 9 years of age, but said that eke was 11, aad gave the name of /2,6u lath La • enrc, was charged before Mr. tlamtuill with being toond destitute in the public streets, Goode, 62 G, found this child, sir, in 811oroditch lest night eitung on • door step, and having late on the Tuesday previous min her near the same place, end taken her, in cos sequeoce of her statement, to the workhouse, I convoyed her to the Oll•street station, where she was ordered an allowance and ate voraciously. Mr. Rammlll—Why did you leave the workhouse If it was necessary for you to be taken there ? wetana e. set isits.—elettr• now. Nat. Sitwell Jamas sieved Is. • sale @dime upon the 'Lustre to show errs why the mast who Is Ltd bee entered fee him. w 4 1001. shonl.l we be est wile, oaf • ••• SOW had on pretend eh it the woke was wire dr el evileare. It wee an esti.* Msodwelos of the oiti t 1 • deiglier. Harriet Ann Welistembiek had hiseriedhilw•Mr.Jestice Hill st the last Limped rim The pielthat was • dour and provision Aoki oridias the hews of bar, in Leacesidge, and die dellinird was • dreise sad &nate of the wawa paw The lyklailde derghter, with respect to view th is wren moo obilkA boo delivered elf @chid ea Qs 174 of robluory Ire, rid bad not seriaell tko op of li earl ths ewheienewl mak. oieldni• ohs W Own boo prinks sod &ANN es No tko biwooson, which bed lakes place bomb' Inerlf and the &deadest es we day ally. flats meth that mks omm• Ws kb shop and while hie wide west at he wither any previous eliellatiea kid kaiateness with hr twee an that Wetly enure& Ike @audited that bakes that be bad wear taken say liberty with her with these ezerptioas She shed, and in Una she was conekeeted by a waists named Wray, .tat bile the deleadaat and his wile were at Black pool, • amerce-plea% 'FM's shis also less staying with bar env, the had ethd, hise nee for wow to poi for a ride on a Mese, and having hen refired the defeedant said b o p ...aid give her ale mid baud bar, she being then only 13 years of ewe. She Wilier said that ea two other erten/ono he had token Illerties with her, his wife being then la the lu k parlour of the debadri" s shop, or is the Unnebete neighhousbood. In addition to the she nail that on one occaroa the defendant asked her and her mother to • plc-nic (to which she went slew) and during the einraey by railway and the nuke latent walk aloes • country reed he neither spoke to her imps .party nor took liberties with her. This was the whole of the evidence ea to the surged intercourse on the part of the defendant. defendant. on being called, swore positively he had not timed her on the occasion alluded to or on any other, and had noier bad intercourse with her. For the defence the Hew. Hz. Walker. a clereywan of the cLureh of Eogland, was called, sad defused 'hit on peeing by the print:Ws door the plaint:l had told him that his daughter 414 not up to her ..nfinement know she was in the firmly way, for on • certain day the dr fend.int shook • bendkewhiet with chloroform over bee, and had ..noncron with her while she was in an ineessibis rate. There bad been a youth, owned Ambrose Lase, he tat, defendant*. :service. He bed, In September, las, left lb. :own without .ieuigning any eau.. and had whited. The plaintiff's daughter swan distinctly that she bad never ex hanmd • word with him except over the defendant's oounter ; but eight or ten witnesses were called for diode fence, all of whom swore that they had frequently seal the girl and Lets walking out together front in o'n lock to 11 o (lock at night, and two boys, one of whom less in the defendant's service, swore positivety that they had seen veinal intercourse take place between the girl and Ambrose Lees cm the defeedent's premiers, and daring the absence of tunnel/ and his wife. Mr. Basun iinwilrel.l—What did the plaintlf*, counsel my to that. -- Mr. James—That they were not to be believed; and as to , 1 the other witnesses, that they were under created. as they worked in • factory in which the defendant's father was manager. The learned counsel had also said that the Rev. Mr. Welker had told a cock and hull story, but Mr. Walker was 'mile jarmiee on the point. The jury had found • verdict for the plaintaf, with Ido/. damages!, but the learned judge bad staled execution on the •mount being paid into mart. As a matter which deeply ad,cted the defendant's charsetse, axd also of that of Ms ivitnesses, he trusted their loedahip• would great • new trial both on the ground that the verdict woe against evidence, and aleo on the ground of surprise. Their iced/hips granted • rule nisi on I,th grounds. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Kr. Coauuinkese Hotroyd.) IN OR 110111111k.—ADJUDICATIO,. • politics wee recently presented soder the ameammaat claws" by Charles Kerber, draper, of Verwatrees, Swat. street. The petitioner not being this to give adequate se "laity for carrying out bit proposal, the twang was sew "tuned tato lisokraptcy. The °eclat/riga** is Mr. Canna; News. Littlest sad Heckwood are the /elicitors seder the haskruptry. The liabilities are &hula 14,01A.11. IN 11 P. U. Is I4 IIOI . .—CONso.LIUMUN Or raocastitties. Tina wee a sat* for the choice of weigneee is the ease of F. W. &oboe, eery neat, of fl treey-stmet, etwod. Up to s fr. mown. haloes the lodate the Imakrept bad beam la partaership with Mike Beale, who la alto • baskrept. As order taring been made 'het the proceedWP should be amalgamated with those la the cam of Seale, the choice of aseigasse wag "'Ward nonaces. May. 11.4411 , .. • having brio already appointed in the we i.f Beale. Several proofe of debt were tante. Amosent the cradliore is atteadaswe were lads of officers sad others hewing claim,. ma the "Mate. The liehilities are rotilugted at 14.0 tie/., the are cf uncertain eatoont, coninstieg loritelf of deb , . toe fens mitoses on Vence "weir. Menne. Willinson sad amuse are the solicitor. under the binkrupt. y. Further f r clings were wijourned until the 'lamination setting. IN la P HAULLS I.ENTILL The bankrupt was • rserebsst, of Crabyego•re. Thi• w the Ors; .tttinq under the bankruptcy. Taw following t o the states.. 01 r 4 etfur•, submitted by Messrs. Hart crtsi. , n To credo , re loldtag security 1.400 0 0 Tn laabitatem £13,919 It. 8 Iy deL; co ;,,o4 £ll2 A 0 by 4 ;ul4;u. By bad by com byieLpir:y bag by crocbtore 12,612 0 0 (11. Awe Mr. Co-rr Clealbure.) I lITLINUANN AND STIUNDANN. The benbrara, maim end ma, _ demented ft jewel kra, of Portmamaqamee. The was the unmixed= meat. lam. IMe u dtbla are banter 3001 and 630:. The only on. tormatte pant 41 the cam was that the meets bad reamed UN. mom the dm *times (3001) of the mccosunmatm, Marc P.M and TOM". parftgthe bankrupt', commended tlm matins way on aklrk die womb hmdlmm *etiolated, can. enemas so 'mealy with the estimatem usually made by Immitrayta. . _ ipph. vir a by the yeanyer baskrapt for the usual anaerobe of tat.'s worth el ' , lowed trade. wee refused. aa Ump rand that thermal wan astirely treat tilt property d wasetar. IN kir I'ILLICIILANCNIt MID PAN lON. 71e bankrupts were haeirre, at Lembreslase and Sr. Iliertleirle-6 reed. This wee the easedwattan lancing. There had L. en a dispute wi to whether the battiest' were in pertnerahip or sot, and thus W bees several disarm root.. io conergessre. The joust Weer* aheet, prep./el by M- Ns?, Hari, *hairs debts of &wits about 6( 1 0f. Mr. l'nelp. (ham the .sine,. of Wl.prl. Reed, Leadmi, ant Minden) mowed f-r the , Mr. Stevens ix Ine bankrupt Beata it wee al!, led tl+4 Minton had not wcounred tks whale rf kw property. Ho limanar dealdlad oa allowing the bertkrepte to paw. map t le say quatlaa that sisal 6w faired at .la. tern/nate tte•t'ae. 71,-• joint lakaarabist btdsa then of Vt.:Adam:be, and Lowrie &elk* W aeximiery, lV H.sour did not Ittialre laun 10.0 rep it. FATIAOItDINAIIY OCCTRILE9CE.-00 the Mb of booeber leak Mr. Jams Leotard, tamer, of )(sifter', seer I. kre • largm aed rateable row. Bills were circulated ...! co,: 2 1 . rr ward I d recovery of the pig, bat liGthiag to•cl ait uat.l tha 27th of October. 0. that day the into .et the Wet r.Romenced to cat into s Flom as lc, when ta tie ir art Iti.butoet they test the Met plg, embedded bin, I. et in the strew, ce Pha had evidettly ben di•tert.d be the r ,, adur .4 the otre. How shahs, sat:aged to nu' without tool or water dee* this 33 days is a mystery. h, Lae loet eeriest atm. is weight. bat ctherwtst reams Rh, EZII/11147. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1859. Cat'ALThiry turned ma ont,;i; on Wednesday morning. Mr. Ham.ill—What food did they give you there Child—A bit of bread; nothing else. Mr. II:m.111111—A bit of bread: Aad what did ton bass yeeterdey Child—A halfpenny-worth of baked potatoes. Goode—She doe. nut beg, sir. I have seen her frequently milting on door steps, eometimee fast asleep is the middle of the day, and occuionally gamete by give her a halfpenny. She has. by her own story, which from inquiries I believe correct, not any home, her (other, a Inciter-maul maker, haring deserted her am en weeks since, and her mother being dead... . _ tie'rgeent Harvey, G have continually seen the child crawling about this streets, sir. She has scaroaly any clothier on, and is in a most pitiable condition. 11r. El scomill—This Is the third case which has been before me this morning, in whith complaints have been made of the parish workhouse of Shoreditch. The first appli cant for relief was a foreigner, and a Seeds, under twenty gratotf. age; small the wooed, p.oid a t io e u e n h g im all il :r n lz ebod lise child, nameless and hungry. It is pitiable indeed. The others are by my orders at a cofiaehtuse opposite, satisfying their wants, and sow this poor thing will join them. Thus • polies court and • workhouse change duties, or, at any rate, the first is a valuable adjunct to the latter. (To the warrant officer)—Tau will mention them observations to the perish authorities. The child tithes sent with Goode, the constable, to re mise refreshment. LAMBETH. hERIGLA COMO:110F STASHING A POLICEMAN. Ilid.aellitoston, • person of most repulsive and garage appearance, and 1/iesam Pigott, a powerful fellow, the lASOCW. of • gang of Surrey thieves, were placed at the bar before Mr. Belie, charged with being concerned in a mut drroua assault on Thomas Ellis, 106, and John Fuller, 62, constables belonging to the L division of polies. William Dltmoll, 18 L , deposed that about 10 o'clock on the night before be was informed that two of hit brother offiTers were severely injured in the Waterloo-road, arid on going round the Victoria Theatre he found Fuller bleeding from the nose and ears, and he complaiaad of having been errantly amaulted. Some time after, from information be recited, he apprehended the prie;ner Pigott, nod on taking Itha to the station-house, Fuller identified him as oneof the persons who bad assaulted him. Pslios-constable, 77 L. end diet after the sassult on his brother encore he went to the White Horse public-house, 'ls the Cornwall-rod, and there saw the prisoner Hinton. He was bleeding from the head at the time, and said he received a blow from • constable is the Waterloo-road, lied be forme bin,. Witness told him he must accampeny him to the station-house, but he refused to do so, and he was in smsequenoe obliged to take him by force. At the station-bows he was recognised, both by Fuller and Ellis, as °me of the most active or the persona who had reads the lettack outlaw. - 1117re•dieTinT;rested witnesses were called, from whom tes timoay it appeared that the disturbmace had originated in an attempt on the pert of Ellie to remove the prooner 'Minns from the front of the Vietorie Theatre, where he was abusing and leaultiag everyone who passed. A crowd of, ' It was said, 200 persona assembled, and the treatment re ceived by the cosalables was of the oust savage deecoption. Oaa of the witnesses deposed that he based a female on calming away from Ellis say. ' lie has got something, and the hoped to God It would kill him." Isapector Voting said there was every Teases to believe that the attack upon the coastable Ellie wee premeditated, as at the late Old Bailey fir ers be had a notorious thief. named Norman, convicted at @belies a watch at the Surrey Theatre, and sentenced to di yeses' penal servitude, end this preen was the campmates at the pasties by whom he, Ellis, bad berm attacked. Mr. Young here exhibited the troweers warn by Ellis at the time, mid ma the right thigh there was • clean out through the thick cloth of two inched in length, and maid that from all thin could be learned neither of the primers was the party by which the wound had bees indicted. Mr. Young also re duced the following cartiOate, end said that both eonstes were In bed extremely ill, and not at all able is attend, net would they te, Is opiaioc, for some days " 10, Waloott-place, Lambeth, 4th Nov., 1869. " I hereby certify that Police-cot:outdo It 6 L, Charles Ellie, has received a severe stab upon the right thigh, mad Pulicie-constable 62, John Fuller, a eeverecossmias apes the bead. Both are suable to leave their beds. C. C. BLADES, Sargon." M. Se fa remanded the plasm far a week. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. or ammo TRLaciaava.) UPTON-ON-SEVERN.—(THIS DAY.) In coseelesere of the overflow of the River Severn the Ste*Mebane wtll not talcs place, by order of Mr. T. Marsh'll. Anal% tn.—Blemish, Sportsman, La Ilifotd, And•ol• &der, Mika, Tbsuniar, Loanlord, Hos& or Tails, lialtster. 011141 r Pad" Ilfttat Soun , rstlts, N.*, too late to Mead, C•urWq The Slasbas, sad Miss b...erviac A NAVVY KILLED IsT A Pr lILICA N.—A navvy wee killed as Towle, night, in coneequento of tieing struck with a poker by the huidlord of a public-holm in Worces ter. TIN basso id called the Angel Inn, and two navvies bed beta drinking there MI the afternoon. At night, shortly before twelve, the landlord roue to put theta out, when a row eiesnienced, and one of the men foil. wed the landlord to tbe bar of the public , honed. Th, landlord took up the goker to defend himetif, and struck the drank= man several amen when Ids comrade cone up to help, and meired blow ea the heed which tail him pro.trate. The police were railed, and folk both of the navvies into custody, the wounded man refueing to have his head &med. In lb. rearning be may found dead in his cell. The landlord Is In melody pending • coroner's loopier MELANCIIOLT DEATH (A .tS IneanT.—A child three months old, the eon of a total named Dudgeon, residing In Viacatt-pl a rs, 31.r•h-street. Grown, near bred., corm to ito death os Monday tinder the filk.wing circumstanc.i. The child was cruse, and Ito father administered to it elm° spirits of turpentine in mistake Ile gin and stater, and death elms -I in hos than an hour. The coroneesjery found that the Infant bad beta secilental:y killed in the manner described. SHARE L 18241-71118 DA). Two o'CLool. The railway share market to-day is again ex tremely inactive, and, with the exception of a alight decline in Great Northern stock, prices are nominally quoted the Gam as yesterday after noon. London and North Western stock is quoted 9111 to 96 ; Midland, 106 to 1. Lancashire and Yorkshi r e, 981 to 97; Great Northern, 1011 to 1091; Great Western, 86 to 1; London and South Western, 96 to ; and Eastern Counties, filif to 661; Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain steady, at 1i to 2 prem. East Indian Railway stock is rather more offered. Bahia Railway sham are fairly supported at the late improvement. ORDINARY IMAMS AND OTOORS. A. 1 ra. 1 iLaSTalli. Majeg ibid Chisluit 2w, •.?• 1 Trot Ocat :ii rn Orr i f • alrfailln Jo. 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Now to a..i d. a Mira 2 'MIL"' ..•'.. lord m.ii Stir 7. a l ... doestimb La fM 36,6•60106 /..„. .61. Mole D 6. Do. luso 11 TruNauxh..Miir.. 44" 106 N. Diwywros Lw.l.. I. IX Vlotorls Darks ...... ii ie 103 104 T'ItAFTIO RETURDiS. WZIPATIL MN PIM Telal. Total, Vat eadfts October U. 's r ' ut 111.1,0=TormandSomilmall &YIN as 4 Szele ....—..-- 4.119 SA kg? l e4n 1114•445111 •••• ON 440 SI IA _ . Wain moths October 21. --- - - -- -- 711=U40870 Jutetko.o to warn Image sod Ikea ... ..- . tuft 44.404 Oolobor U. 14441 Roden . ..... area ..4 tiriii --.L • WA 499 1.181 1.231 Ranh 1041 torn Rolirford aid Usterlok_ 7T 82 1.139 1,981 1.731 tooduttorry sod Itulotan onib Wales MI -. 7,403 6,639 Ilisiensa nod Darlington --- ---- —•.-- Work malls. Oeicbor 34). Ph.rooohlro mks 331 220 610 830 875 neotNale Con ° trol - 1,018 1.038 3,711 3,191 BO Wm.. Isaxashire, is 4 Cherntro Janalon . -.- 1.2.34 1,418 2,874 8.774 Nugent °cantle., 10orfolk..inli Matra t , •mak North Brlntl IK 2,360 3,366 6 706 6,179 ethrvershory ow I Krentrtibox.- - - -7 1:111 kW ............ - _. vb. A FAMILY POISONED.—On Sunday morning, three of the children of Mr. Henry Fanwood, an agent to Means. Benjamin Gibbons and Sone, of Upper Gravel, near Dailey, being unwell, their puma sent for a quantity of seam, directing a little " India pink" to be mixed with h. The person who supplied the articles was a Mr. John Davies, who has recently established • drag business. In stead c 4 rending the above articles, he, by mistake, sent seam mined with • common solace. The children, about two hours after taking the mixture, manifested the most piteous spectacle. Their eyes seemed as If they were coming out of Slas sockets. They exhibited • raving unconscioue. nem, sad were soon all three of them apparently deadly prostrate. Mr. John Ballenden, surgeon, was aIW. in. Re resorted to every medical expedient, and at last mitigated the fearful symptoms. The children are now recovering, but only slowly.—Jfanehserer Guardia'. GOVERN MEET GRANT TO TILE GLASGOW POLICE.— A few months since, the Glasgow Police Committee vary prudently resolved that they would accept the allowance given by government to promote the efficiency of the police eetabliehmata in the country, end on Monday, the termer of the Gleegow police emablishment received from the Ex chequer the first subsidy, amounting to 8,4131. DSc 10d., being a stun equiealen , to the fourth part of the outlay die boned during the Ism year for wages and clothing to the members of the force. In anticipation of this grant, the pay of the police has been considerably angmeated, by which a better class of men have been attracted to the establishment, who show every disposition to remain in It, instead of making polio, s ervi ce only a etepping•stone to another situation, ea was the case with hundreds of men who wore the unif:ern. But after providing for increased pay, a good surplus remains out of this handoome oontribn don of 11,4001.—Glesyme Herald. A FARMER GORED BY A 8V1.L.-..-An accident, which will probably terminate fatally, occurred to Mr. Stephens, of Warleigh Barton, on Friday last. It seem that this gentleman is the owner of a bull which for some time past had showed signe.of VitiONIIICIPP, and on Friday evening he desired his boy to go into the field to drive home the cows. The boy said that he was afraid of the bull, whereupon Mr. Stephens accompanied him, having pre viouely armed himself with a stick. When in the middle of the field; the hull rushed at Mr. Stephen. and knocked him down. In the fell the stick was jerked from his hands. The boy Immediately picked it allied with great courage attacked the bull, which was trampling oa Mr. Stephens, and after belabouring him severely, drove him off. Assistanoe was procured, and Mr. Stephens was conveyed home, when our ideal assistance was speedily rendered. One of the horse had penetrated the abdomen, ripping it open in • frightful manner. He now lies in a very preemies, state.—Plyetotael Arnaud. Tae ATTEMPTED Mt:MDT& AT Taoßsatur.—The surgeons state that both of the wounded persons will recover. Whether it should ba related sea proof of woman's forgiving disposition or Dot. out readers may judge. but the account states that Mabbot and Fobruary shook bands before they left the van in which they were being conveyed to the infirmary. - . LETTERS, TOR AMERICA, VIA Coaa.—To faci litate the carrying Into effect of the new t made for sending mails to the United States and Hrftfeb North America, vie Cork, on Saturday, the sth instant, and on every alternate Saturday, mbeequently, it ieneceemoy that all letters sod newspapers intended to be forwarded in thus mails, and which may be posted after the latest time when it has hitherto been possible te post them, should either be prepaid by means of postage-stempa (aa In the cue of boob) or be forwarded unpaid. No money, therefore, will be received in payment of postage upon the letters and news pspre in question, end if not prepaid by means of stamp., such lettere, &c., must be droppei into the box as unpaid.— By command f the Poennamer-General, Rowland Hill. Secretary.—Ornmail Post Oftlee, Nov. 3. NORTH Ausurcax MSILs.—On Saturday next the mall steamer Canada, sailing from Liverpool for North America, will, for the first thne, call at Queenstown for mails and ptatengers. Litters and newspapers intended to be desparcbed from Queenstown will be received at the Liverpool Post-office oa Saturday up to 913 p.m., with • fee of W. up to ll) pm., and with • late fee of 3d. up to 1030p.m. If gi:r. t dl. r W 1 1•1 1.04 tof M + 3 w IYI 1 db 3 oki 131 pus 11017BIT/1111. ss is 93 96 N 92 14 N 19 1 lir a -- - :12 114 lila 1111 MI 4 11 112 1.1 10 1044 101 l 10A 01101111. '3 ^ 10 30 31 M! 08 1 41 3 10, 110 II ii Ei u P 514 111 if l l* db LI .• • 1 111 Qt. II it Ms I* _ PC i T ii 01 die I i di. yar I 4 IS It pm I II 1 11 sa zd 1 1411 II 37 I I 11 MONEY NARKB2.-2HIB DAP. Two o'CLook, The only business of importance going forward to-day in the funds is in connexion with the monthly settlement in; Consols, preparations for which have now commenced. The market is decidedly firm, being strengthened by a statement from Paris that " England and Prance are completely agreed on the bases of the Congress, which is to be held at Bruseels." Consols are quoted at an advance of k per cent. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange scarcely any variation has occurred, owing to the absence of business. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is steady, at 103 to and the stock at 1027, to 1031. The trifling decline of sc. has taken place in the Three per Cent. Recta at Paris this morning, the opening price being, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, 69.70 for the account. Consols are officially marked 96 to 961, both for money and the Bth instant. The present quota tions are 961 to $ for cash and the approaching settlement, and 981 to for the 6th Dec. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 227 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 94i' to ; ;the New Three per Cents., at 941 to $; India Stock, at 224 ; the the i New Indian Loan (stock), at 103 to 1031 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 981; ditto 11839, at 961 to 1 ; India Bonds, at 21. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 31s. prem. Foreign stock. are steady, with only a moderate amount of business. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 781 to 1, and the Loan of 1868, 671 to 1. There are a few enquiries for Mexican Bonds. Spanish are dull. Russian scrip is marked 1 dia., ex div. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 965, 96; Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cents., 861 (exchange 128.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 901 ; ditto ,Three per Cents., for account, 691; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981; ditto Three per Cents. (scrip), 1 dis., ex div.; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 861 ; Spanish New De fined Three per Cents., for account, 325, 321; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, for account, 781 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 671, 67/, 671; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031. Intelligence has been received of the sailing from Aden for Suez of the steamer Bombay, with dates from Melbourne to the 17th of September, and from Sydney to the 14th. The letters are ex pected by the Peninsular and Oriental Company to he distributed in London on Monday or Tuesday. The Avon has arrived from Brazil with 37,8291. in specie. Fora O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted 96k to }, both for money and the Bth of November, and 961 to I for the 6th of December, showing • decline in each case of I per cent. since 2 o'clock. The scrip of the New Indian Loan has improved per cent., being quoted 103 tc 1031. The demand for money at the Bank yesterday, though to a fair extent, wee decidedly less active than that experienced on Wednesday,which was pro bably stimulated by the idea that the rate of discount might be raised yesterday. In the open market the amount of money was also lees scanty, owing partly, perhaps, to the supply obtained on Wednesday from the Bank ; but business was not generally done below 21 per cent. In the German markets on Wednesday there was a I general improvement in Austrian stocks. The Vienna Bourse is the slowest to respond. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The City of Washington has arrived from New York, with 216,0001. in specie, and the George Marshall, from Melbourne, with 119,0001., making an aggregate of 334,0001. This supply is expected to be sent away. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 431.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 8061. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire (including East Lanca- shire) an increase of 3,0101. ; the Midland an incenses of 2,3241. ; the South Eastern an increase of 7311.; and the North Eastern an increase of 2,441/.. The fourth call of 21. 10a. is to be paid on the shares in the Dublin and Meath Railway by the 51 of December. The Victoria Government Bonds of the laat lame remain steady at 1101 to The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee LOOM was again in request yesterday, and was dealt in ma high as 941. The closing quotation was Is. Mid. to Is. 101 d., or equal to 931 to 941. The position of the market for American securi ties is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : With mud to the market for American meturities we have had another quiet week. The market in the absence of any activity allowing great firmness, and prices much eteadinam. The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite is annexed : . _ . . . We have had a fins market in London during the peat week for American securities. There is • good d for United States, Pennsylvania, and Virginia Bona., Th u probability of the new Memnon of the Erie road working it through its difficulties without cutting down of any kind, has imparted more confidence to the holders of the various abuses of eta securities. We note an improved inquiry for Third Mortgage and I:neeturtA Bonds. New York Central Bands of 1864 arc ninth wanted, but none are supplied. Illinois Shares and B”nds reumin without change considerable transactions have lately taken place in Detroit and Milwaukee Seven per Cent. First Mortgage Bonds, and an advance of per cent. established ; the last four weeks' traffic hes averaged 191.55. per mile per week, which is oonsidered very satisfactory. The Adis has arrived from China with 542,1001ba. of tea. . - The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Grand Trianon for the conveyance of emigrants from Birkenhead to Sydney, N.S.W., at the rate of 141. 14s. Bd. per head; and require another vessel to carr7 passengers to Adelaide. The Admiralty will receive tenders to-morrow (Friday) for the hire of ships to take stores from the Thames to the Bahamas, Bermuda, Cape Coast Castle, Corfu, East London, Gibraltar, Halifax, Hobart Town, Jamaica, and Malta. Complaint is made of the interruption caused to the recent indigo sales by the Hebrew holidays. The adjournment of the sales is stated to have caused the departure from town of several buyers. It is urged that if the Jews are unable to attend, they might commission an agent to act for them upon these occasions. TUVRSDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 to for the Bth November, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 96 to 1, and for the 6th December 961 to t, the " contango" remaining at 1. The official busmen report is sa follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 961, 1,1, 1,1; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 961; Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, t, 95, 94/ ; New Three per Cents., 94 3 , 96, 943; Thirty Years Anne.. expinng in April, 1886, 171, 17#; Bank Stock, 2251, 227; India Stock, 224; the /sew Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 103, 1031 ; ditto scrip, 1031 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 963; ditto 1869, 961, 961; India Bonds, 2s. prem. The New 'two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 80, 801, and 791. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted during the greater !part of the day 103 to 1. At four o clock the price was 103, " buyers." The stock left off at 103 " sellers." The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were quoted 96! to a ; those of 1859, 961 to I ; and Exchequer Bills, 28s. to 31s. prem. A moderate amount of business was done to-day in the foreign stock market. Turkish Bonds were dull, the loan of 1854 being railed 78 to 79, and that t o o f 1 1. 858, 67 to 68. The New Russian Loan was heavy. Mexican Bonds were also rather weaker, at fiatral ic se irEct 771 11 MINIM-7E116 DAY. Two o'Ctocg. The market is rteady, and the firmness of pricey is maintained. The principal transactions have been in shares in United Mines, ()rambler and St. Aubyn, East Wheal Russell, Camborne Veon,Wheal Margery, and Providence mines. Fortuna Mining shares are dull, and are 'narked 2; and 3. Scottish Australian Mining have been dealt in at par. The shares of the newly announced Great North ern Copper Mining Company of South Austraka were quoted yesterday to I prem. The prospectus of the Crookhaven Mining Com pany (limited) is in circulation. The Crookhaven Mines are situate in the parish of Rilmoe, in the county of Cork. The lease, machinery, plant, and. buildings have been purchased by the company for a sum of 4,8691., of which 4,0001. is to be taken in shares fully or partly paid. The capital is fixed at 20,0001., in 8,000 shares of 21. 10s. each. From North Downs Miss a very satisfactory report from the agent (Mr. F. Pryor) hes been received, dated Nov. 2. It states that the neat sampling wtU be about 130 tons, and will realise about 1,1601. The report concludes, tn. " I am glad to be in a position to corroborate my former re ports, end although very sanguine as to the remits, they wilt be much more than borne out by the soles of copper ores." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade was very small, and the tone quiet. Prices of most articles of the trade were un altered. The supply of home grown was very mall. The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this morning as small of dour, small of wheat, small of bailey, and small*: oats. WllZAT.—gaglish in small simply, and retail demand at last Mondars rates. Foreign slow sale, but unaltered in valise. English white, 40e. to Ode. • red. Ms. to 40s. pee Dant- , 0 . to doe. dO l s! mu o g tht rg ial 4 tit :t° 6414 4017. 4 12: French. 335. to 42e. Fie — in in quiet demand, at last Monday's prices. Town, 38s. to 434.; Norfolk, 30e. 6d. per 2801 b.; Franck, 28e. to 33e. per 2801 b,.; Amer., U.S., pre barrel. BAILLIT.....rim aorta ColltillON IMMO ' and maintained upon 'art Monday ' s rates ; English, 24a. to 465. per qr.; Baltic, 245. to 27r. ; other sorts, 23e. to 275. per quarter. OATS held firmly at lest Noaday's rates. British, 20,. to 30e. per qr.; Russian, 18a. to 2U. per qr. ; other Baltio ports, 222. to 27a. per qr. BEANS.—lingliab and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's rates. English tick, 3435. to 410. ; harrow, 424. to 46e. per qr. Foreign, 404. to 60a, per qr. imam, 324. P/1 P ats quiet but arm, at last Monday's rates. English boilers, Mit. to 40a. ; bag and grey, 36e. to 401. ; foreign whits, 48e. . . _ . . FLOATING CAILOONA.-Bince last Friday only 25 grain laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, viz., 8 wheat, 12 make, 2 barley, 2 oats, 2 beam, 1 rye. The sake last reported were : Wheat, 2 Taganrog Ohirka, 44e. 6d.. 1 Odeon Obirks, 425. 6d. all per 4921 be. ; 1 Sandornirca, 445. 3d. per 48016 e. Moire, ono Galatz,l32s. 9d. per 4921 b. Barley, Odessa, 2U. per 4001 be. To-day the demand for Maim continued active, and for a cargo Odessa, on passage, October shipment, con dition guaranteed, 338.9 d. per 492165. was paid, which es tablishes a farther advance of la per qr. ; for a cargo of Chintz barley, now on pumice to the United Kingdom, 21s. 3d. pee tap. qr., without guarantee of condition, has been paid. LI3IIITALII INTO LONDON LION OCT. 31 TO NOV. MOM NZ& MINA S W 10 fps 400 IGO e of, 1 8'23 m roalkl ad: 11828.1.150 : W Phu ••• 7 7.11“11.• 46 rYs. IMPXILIAL AMACIIIIL T.. 1 , led 3 1 1, ?2; Zia 7d 301 41. 61 40. 44 311 Oct. 1 .... ... Co 14 die 94 106 10d 711. 94 39. id 311. 8 1$ ...... --- 411. 6d SW 104 U. 34 lel 74 313 91 we is --... 41 —. . 144 Me MWs ft 133 33. 1637. 33 ......-- 43. 14 Ws Od bWs 11.1 30. 31119131 e Ai wwWll.l4. Mmes tit 44 no id Es 21 191 Ud SW 4.1 33. 34 Dm.—Wlant. Pm*. Oat% 1714 law. and rim* In MAIM OMNI TO Pfa0111•1501111 IN TO AVM YAM fl Of WIWI MINIM TIM MI WEIS MAIM. LSO. Sept. Oet. 1. O. I. O. IL J. Oat. 19. ... .. ...• ......! ... ...... ....a ... 9- .. P4lle. 44 1 48 10 41 4 41 1 41 1 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (vr Names AND taunt 11101INTIO TILBOILAPX.) Grain market steady ; whost in fair demand, and slightly dearer. Flow dem. Indium corn quiet in consequence of the high prices demanded. Beans and other articles steady. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Bcoan.—The market has been steady this week ; the good and fine guilds, fully supporting hut week's prices; and a Lie amount of business has been done. Refined has also been firm ; lumps remain quoted 4fie. to 60s. Correa.—lt fair amount of business done this weeek at pre view rates. TEA.—The market bar been dull and the trade bought sparingly of the new seasen's fine, which is now on show; mamma:mg= has sold at U. 41d., which is 0. decline. limited lumina' does at last woks currency. Rom.—Prices ars unite d, a smell business only done. &turret us.—This tirade has been sold to a fair extent, at fully last week's currency. Brit:Ea.—Our quotations of last week havebems supported. In other articles no material alteration. Mukets generally have been quiet this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet at the following quotations :—Town tallow, 60e. net outs; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, S9s. to 695. 3d. ; all the year, 695. ; December, 695. 3d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIADINHALL.—Iiides, 661bs. to 64Th.., 4d. to 40. 641 b.. to 721te., Sid. to 4fd. ; 72@s. to 80Th., Std. to 10.; 801te to 681b5.. aid. to 60. ; 881 b.. to 961b5., 6id. to 6d.; 96Th.. to 104 Th.., 6d. to Slid.; lOtlbs. to 112 Th.., 6s. to 6p. ; Horse bides, 8.. 61. to 10s. W.; Call skins, light, 3s. to 45.; lull. 7.. BIZMONDIEY.—Sheep skint, polMd, 6s. 9d. to Bs. ; hilf breds, 6s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. ; downs, 4s. 3d. to 6.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meerri. Pattenden and Smith report that ,there is no alteration la the hop market. All parties are anxious for the official declaration of the duty, which it is thought by many persona will fall betwoen 340,0001. and 360,0001. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Tees, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Braddyll •• Hetto 18s. 6d.; Walls End Hanoi, 17s. Bd.; Walls End Tanthdd Moor, 13s. ; Walls End Gilman, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Hatton, 19s. 94. ; Walls End Ls:o)ton, 19.. 3d.; Wall. End Shiarlitte, 17s. 9,1., Walls End Heugh Hai, 18s. 3d.; Walls End South K tilos, 18s. 9d.; Tandeld Moor Batas, 13s. 6d.; Walker Primrose, 135.; Dsvidsors's Hartley, 16.. 61.; Lambert's Hartley, 16..-418 ships at market. On Tuesday night, at eight o'clock, in the Corn Exchange, Dunfermline, Mr. Cand, M.P. for the Stirling Barghe, addressed a large meeting of the electors and non electors of the burgh. COMMEMORATIVE DRINKING FOUNTAIN.—The His habitants of Bradford resolved, at a public meeting held on Tuesday, to make one erection serve the double purpose of commemorating the virtues of the late Mr. Thomas Bea. mont, formerly an alderman of their town, end of supplying the public with water to drink. The Mayor of Bradford has subscribed 51. towards the erection of the intended memorial, and Mr. John Priestman, manufacturer, has contributed a similar amount. APPEALS FROM THE REVISING BARRISTERS.—Itt the ;truest term the Court of Common Pleas will appoint sittings for hearing appeals from the decision' of the revising barristers in the late revisions of the lists of vote's. LICENSING MAoTERS AND MATES OP COASTING STEMISES.—At the meeting of the Liverpool Dock and Barbour board yesterday (Thursday) a letter was reed from the Board of Trade, stating that that board was quite agreeable that the masters and mates of coasting steamers coming to Liverpool should be licensed to act so pilota, pro vided that all the applicants passed a proper esaminshon before parties qualified for that purpose. THE NINE HOURS MOVEMENT.—We learn from a letter signed "William Perham, secretary," th at the opera tive macaw have passed the following revolution, .carried by the masons at a general meeting, held at Wiloocke s Assem bly-roomy, Stangate, on Monday, October 3I :—" Resolved, that thio meeting deem it rape fient, in the present state of the nine hours movement, to abandon the strike at Mean. Trollops and Sons , upon the ondercondirm that the Master Builders Association unconditionally withdraw the demount from the whole of the building tradee." ALL OF A TitF.MBLE.—The secretary of one of our Maumee companies not long since advertised for a book keeper, and received in reel, glee the following letter, which is so original and Maine...Wm that we are permitted to copy it, as a guide to oilier applicants for similar situation'. Toe writer thooghifully endosted a leaf cut from or old account-book, sea sample of his work.—" Big Tager, Wilkes Co., Ga.—lly Dr. Str,-1 am a wanting of a situa tion in book-keeping, and Mr. *Mittman paid how that you would like to get me in your office. If so pleue answer to ascot. I send you a specimen of my single entry, but I can keep em double as well. lam all of a tremble, having just been licking a nigger. From yours truly.—F. S. Riasit. York Journol of ammo-cc -▪ , a si o 14 41 41 W W Y. dl 411 2 J y J 611 4► 10 11 i a NI Si I elMi II 0 U It $ -r, 4 e 100 109 19/ 109 111 111 171 113 191 12,1 N ii IN 110 el .4 %1. fit 0 U wen MI Se I 1 II tli 5 1061 6 w` TI i 103 31 F. , II N id xd 7.41711 i M IS IS le 11 1 1 1 111 1 i UOl l 113 11; 11;1 101 41 74 3sj 01 93 VS I Ulf