The Express. — London, England, 1867-12-06 00:00:00

- ... 4 ' THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6 , 1867. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Bills were introduced by Mr. WALPOLE to make day. She saw her Fanny's stays and her bat and pet* , SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) COLON ---40- further provision for the good government and coat. Lizzie Adams came home Blow, between one and No. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, DEC. 5. extension of certain public schools in England ; two o'clock, the fint lime. The priso ner' paid he had left the gir l playing to the ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 114v,VIJ i intbat Lx the Hoses of LORDS yesterday, in committee and by Lord R. MONTAG/7 for the establishment of woman Gardner. At Tanhousedane it was hilly looking INAS Do as the Metropolitan Streets Act Amendment Hill, a foreign cattle market for the metropolis, and for to the hollow. She partedgfrorn the prisoner at the meadow. 1 tase- priors 1 Sass to-day ..: 101: . ..64 88. N. 1 ALLIWAYS. 1 „ irday. 1m I am. other purposes connected therewith. ,- Drags the Earl of DERBY moved a clause to carry out the Mary Ann Porter examined-On the 24th 0 August h o. me eimmei end mei . -- u le The house adjourned at five minutes to seven last, she was living at the old toll-house. A man came 86 is (000001 Yee %I 5 t 4.136,211 Do.ss arrangements made by the Home Secretary withsame De. iii the metropolitan cab proprietors, transferring the o'clock. by, and he waa at the town-hall afterwards. He is now ft 100 Csantolo in the dock in • chair-the prisoner, Baker. He came * en oneweil... 2s 55 2 4 - - O W N power of making regulations from the Police Com- ._____ out towards the Basinytoke-road before 4 o'clock ; and ffi. .10_. ____Doldloae_kadool.....%Tuss. _it Ti.. `• 7 Do. missioner to the Rome Secretary, and stated that Nib 3 intelligence. he afterwards went towards Alton. She had not seen the '''' 4" ' ••••••••" ' •" ' " ` "D " " IS 4 111011Lindea man before. The prisoner passed at • quarter to 4. Wm. 100 et Da emu .. - Do. skies base when parliament again met a select committee --e--. -.- Walker also passed that way. She did not notice any ag, aie gl ow , a ma, ar N e wo g o 96 96 •••• 166,001/ °tem would be appointed on the subject. HOUSE OF LORDS APPEALS.-Dr.e. 5. marks on the prisoner. 11l 103 great Ream Ord. St 301 Si get I mum: I.ollllloo' Do. The clause was agreed to, and the bill passed (Before the Lord Chancellor, Lord Colonsay, and Jane Gardener , examined by Mr. Bere-I heard on the It 104 Do. R. Aug. IN. Ifni 6 7 -. 9141041100111 through committee. Lord Cranworth.) 24th September that Fanny Adams was missing. Her Se- us Iketheilleedamt 15 10 - 0* 9 106,110 Da The Totnes, &c., Writs Suspension Bill was read THE BREADALBANE PEERAGE CLADS. mother went in search of Baker within ten minutes of the °a IN era" Naasimaa -- - lea 110 Be.loo Do.A jArsaanedlese• 1101 1111 11* 5 1011,4611 1 De, time - four o'clock. She saw Miss Smith , and saw the 30,000 De. 1211 1U .. MAN Ns** a third time ad passed. The claim to the Breadalbene peerage came before their ßaker in the Flood- She as tee De ' le itile " le = man Flood - me asked him what he as. 10 D o . Ord. D a r Db. .. - The Earl of DERBY, in moving a resolution sane- lorde ed hip at the close of last seas , and was further pro had done with the girl he took away at one o'clock. Hassid N. 10 95 South& Wen (Ire.) 96 98 - 100,000 Do. .nth to It was the claim of Mr. John Camp.lo,6o New Be tioning the employment of troops of the Indian . bell, of Fort William, to the 00oot , of Inaeynees, claiming . he had not seen one. She asked him if he had not given Bt. IN Greet Westin .... - - 441 45 441 I 4 1,11116,M3 New Is. establishment in the Abyssinian expedition, said the dignities of Earl Breadalbane and Holland, Viscount the girls halfpence, and he said "Yee," The child said he .„46. 10 0 102 .._Do•elour.__,..W.., Bl -_,_ 616 ... 15 - - II saa - gave her e threepenae. The prisoner said " No, three- Z . t a . Tri t4 " . .7 o ; s l 25 50 - IMMO Do. I there could not be two opinions as to the policy of Tay and Paintland, Lord Gleaorchy, Benedeniloch, Orme -. halfpence. The prisoner gave Fanny • halfpenny. She in_ i . e , n „ w „,.....11511.00 Do.l* deeps citing the expedition from India instead of lie, and Weick, in the peerage of Scotland. The present turned 05 11 - towards her home. There were a number of chil- ii. ioo -- Issioadi - tre - dil - S - 123 1239 11S1 3 NUN New 7 6 from England. There was no intention of throwingclaimant and his loonier brother presented the oririnal - 1.9111040 O . ition but that pet iti on was emende d by the brotler' e s iiii ddi is 00,04 Do. sin additional burden in any way on the revenues P e ! r t • betag struck out. Their lordships met •11 and did not of n f whom awayte knew He sta nn nMe rr re h a e when " sh ntn e asked ! I t 1 1 011 " ]ts/e s I " Brie alMissir 1 6 81 It SIMS@ Do.ds of India, and the government of India and the to-day in order to examine certain witnesses whose health him for the child he had taken away at half-past one. He eII- ne s ~1 . f,1,1 01 ~..„,_IIO. ,=, ~., 114 -" 10/1100 Nova& Indian Council were quite satisfied with the course was in • precarious state, and who were also very ad- had light trousers on, but she did not see any marks or R i; Lo W--- 4 ,1-az h - w w= 7 T i t 78 fl 1,100.904 Quintal 4117, Do. proposed. He acknowledged in handsome terms veined in life. stains anthem. He was walking with his hands in his go 110 0th . 1160 ..a /de m me 0 de _ pocketa. His boots were very wet. eit. i.e 1171 118 117 i i lel 17 Iln• a•nrh' the support given by the late Chancellor of the On the assembling of their lordships this morning, the Maurice Biddle, examined by Mr. Sullen-He was a so. 100 Do IFS- first witness called on behalf of the claimant was Lieute- .„1160.000 Nagel Exchequer to the proposition of the government prior clerk at Clements' since last August. Baker had Osedlp. et. 106 1 00 -• nant Donald Cam pbell, late of the 37th Regiment of in- "7,000,000 Dia 41 that the ordinary pay of the troops taken from fantry . This witness, a brother of the claimant, was L en the engrossing clerk twelve months. He seemed to we in no. de. do. - .... ... - India should continue to be chargeable on the very infirm, and it WY with great difficulty that his have drin been at ten - Indian revenue , answers could be beard by. the counsel, who had to n peat the oboe ng for dinne nun ; * a na t nte4d l o'clock , came cam d e be bac W k ihadtn a n L l u bee t le 3. 4 0, 1 ill m eal illeanl ina l" 7oe s . jaa a . D oe h e ";al , H ei l l ag illi- n 24 I - 1 II I 16)----44-1--- The Earl of Eus'issoaotmu admitted the its- them to their lordahipe. In answer to Mr. Anderson, Q.c , Hither came in at five minutes after three, when French, ea. 100 aribleltlth ~ -..., sa 36 34 NAN 1111 an the witness said-I knew John Duncan sod Alexander 10,00 10 As tice of the war according to every principle of Cam - . the other clerk, was there. Baker went away again soon 114. 1 00 Dallia,,Perilli.Dend. - - - pbell. I entered the army in 1812 . I was under six- after 1001 991 /1000,000 84. 01 civilised nations, but as the prisoners were in the teen. I entered it having relations in it. I went as • with : .our. Witness remained till seven, and he went out Ls. te IN. I N , IL ge 101 .. die /1102,000 et / bands of a sanguinary tyrant irresponsible to any volunteer* Spain, and served through the Peninsular Baker , who appeared to have been drinking. He a i 2 Da. /mai ........... oe 61 20000 UAn _ said • woman had charged him with taking away a child. e t . Dye Do , Yak NOM 95 As 941 4 check, human or divine, he feared they would never war. After the war I returned to Scotland , and took a He had given them halfpence. He said if the child was lost oa. toe Do, - ,7=** 93 14 10,006 10 Be - be rescued alive. He believed, however, that the farm in Ayrshire. It was after the battle of Waterloo. I or murdered he should be blamed for it. He said he St. 100 Do. Itoeft&Dsrlbs. - IN 1; - 0,010 le Bs took the farm for twenty-fivey ears . When m lease ex- 11 000 10 1 expedition was one which the late Duke of Welling- - - pi rod I went to Port Claimer, and have been living there . - *001) 100 Del ton would, from his habitual prudence and regard ever since. I saw John bampbell in 1815 or 1816 ; niy.. Ili 116 arm. BeHe said there was a case like it at Guildford, but 1 1 11 .. Hi s liellhus. des n i g. -.- 1 4 pel " NAM S ace for militarycples, have disapproved of. father took me to see him, and left me at my uncle's went " t ere the girl came back Witness afterwards K. um Doeueedi r udekk ,;: . - 40 et 1e,400 6 I and fetched Baker , and h agnin- e back - 6.000 le Dr Lord Da knowing the abilities and character house. I scarcely recollect any conversation that passed. - 1.5114.10 11l & , Witness sa id they would see if there was any duty to do. et, nie lihre-peitire Unica ..- 161 571 - 411111 /*Car of Sir Robert apier, could not imagine that he I remember Captain Patrick Campbell, of Fort William. Bakes was irkk a . ze bad job eam for ed n hirn a heher there. es. us • mouth mow. - at ter} and that he was Bt. 1011 :South Devon.._ - Lord Chancellor - The evidence you me producing ofNON 10 ICai would not take every poseible precaution. The ex- relationship, Mr. Anderson, la very vague. Their for fps in nocent." - _ 11,000 If 'Oey pedition possibly might not be able to rescue the w in requ i te something more . Witness was absent from the office - a . ral . t . rminutes at • 10 GU IlleMeltWeiliNTlZlrie; 44 01 MON 10 l o z captives • but he had little fear that it would Mr. Anderson-Tradition, I submit, would be evidence chemist ' s 5h0p.146 lto - When . be same back Baker was further ee d He t . 'i Teg Do. Tele g... .............. ... _, la _ NAN IP easily make good its return to the coast. in Scotland. from his desk. Mr. Trimming was then there. Baker et lee , 000001 Z .- ••• was smobang . a cigar at the office. He kept his diary in is 6 Imam*. & ... _ Stele le Oft 110,000 II at Earl Ruanithi. thought government would have Lord Chanoellor-We are not in Scotland. We &re i t his desk. 'Their desks were opposite each other. Witham - thool Ile CIS been inexcusable if it had not attempted to release the House of Peers. We require family tradition. • y game back after tea, at • quarter-past sir- - ON SO I noble and learned friend (Lord Colonasy) will be able to EMT= PtisameSlONS. WON U CH the captives, and it was only right that parliament I s a mu us w h at t h e om eg as i t . B y Mr. Carter-lido saw no blood marks on Baker. He is. 10 a should regard their conduct in so difficult an under- Lord Colonsay-Evidence should be produced from arestless at times. was 100 ea U. IPL I Inseam I tisenagesiess. I Wes. 80.6 1. Cel night. Allaiblelrel Ls IS IS ' - WON SO i taking with the utmost consideration, source that is likely to have special knowledge. Mr William Trimming, • clerk at Mr. Clements' thirty tn. IN IlenkiluaCLlalifte• IN 156 705 i 110,00 SO Om The Earl of DENBIGH did not consider the war Lord Chancellor -.My lords, Mr. Anderson says that, or forty years, said he nin at ten and left •at ►• quarter to ~,, SO 14 Do. P Shares- .-- 4 t ipse - 60,000 10 Co. either just or necessary. Mr. Cameron ought to leeenlinitte Scotch law, the evidence of a peraon who has one. The prisoner, Biddle, and French were there. Mrs. -• ;nee. I 10 1 2 Da lo a 14" it ...... I 6 •-• 11,600 1 II Oro given evidence, thourh dead, is still iiisaitile. That ••• 2,100 ,20 I have been recalled long ago on account of his oppo s iti onl s s , &p u t s . prventure Adams came to the office, and made an inquiry as to the 100 MO Inft,llireat. • •-• MON I U Os I per sew 18734-i 66 09 conduct in interfering with the internal affairs of air. Anderson-Who wee Captain William Patrick child ' He m ad e • eemmunteelden te Biddle . lie told B t ale g oi.De . ge . e . - - 61166,000100 C.‘ he had murdered • girl and cut her 6100,000100 1 - 6.- - 50 - 491 - the country, and the detention of Mr. Rassam was Campbell? p ris one r he The prisoner said it was • serious a i m , 1 1 % 110 c.p.T.,Doc t . =l . 40 so 100,000 10 C. ' owing to the mismanagement of Earl Russell. Witness-He belonged to the Breadalbane family I 10 000' so i never heard it dis nted. He has stated- "he &Hied with. He advised him to go tO St . I gg b ill li gnia T es Tia - .. 104 106 106 ,r moths( Lord LYVIIDEN approved of the course taken by alwaye heard' I P the nts, and Biddle offered to go with him. They Their lordships decided that statements made by Captain said P t a h r t: prisoner was gone off, and the police after him. Bt. too &et Indian s, 5 do.- 1114 114 1111 ammo et. I ! the government. Patrick Camp bell could not be received as evidence without Biddle said, " Here is Baker," and Baker said, " He's 10 5 Do. L Shares.... -.. lo 2pm -• T,lOO UDo The Earl of DERBY replied. Government believed farther proo f of relationship. innocent." He *eyed there tll Superintendent eh ey St. 100 Nand Trinket • 17 11l - 18,000 10 1 the difficulties were surmountable, and Sir Stafford The witness was then examined at considerable length • to o Ho en De. pe Zela Se 89 came. Witness knew the diary. Baker wth- 10.000 84 I Rortheote had that day received a despatch which with reference to statements made by the bite marquis. black coat and light waisooat and trousers. A letter wam lee a° De ' ~ a 47 - 50,0001 10 , reported favourably of the surveys of the passes, Mr. Anderson, Q.C., Mr. Prentice, Q.C., and Mr. Down - 100 ill Da aril IWis44. it 0 - 80,0001 N * , addressed by the prisoner to Sir William Bovill, asking for It o a D o , e r a p d . e l l e d g .. e o eg - ine Bruce appeared for the claimant • Mr. Flamini, 0.C., .100,519' SI i . the supply of water, and the health of the troops - - Mr. Young ( of the non - toil hoe 'd ), an Mr. Adam or o 4879,9111 st already landed. Alexander Gavin Campbell, of Glenfalloch ; and the Attor- The witecontm . • tied --Baker wrote in the die after Bt. 00 Nest on the 24th of Sep mber. T h e priso rT r and 20 a Do, Le& Ire emit- 114 101 111.1 eir 111 - MON 10 I 10,0001 ll • The resolution was then agreed to. my-General, the Lord Advocate, and Mr. Bedew& Nicol- se o'cloc k te v e e o n tnerclerks worked at li" - ne 10 I De. sew de. - ••• 1 1 qr."' - t sir several desks. In the 10,000 'l5 • • • The Income Tax Bill and the Consolidated Fund son for the crown. se 2 Do. New _ 1g 100 - 10,006 IN • diary wee an entry in May, " A child was found in King's ea log ea 6. ec inam 7 g. r a - e - t . the 106 - 911,000 j IS 1 . 1 Bill were read a second time, and passed through p." St. 100 Do. 0 pie cant .... 06 97 --• SOON N • committee. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. Thomas Gates, examined by Mr. Buller-He found the . all ft. woo= a • • , los 161 144 1 IEOO4I le • Earl RUSSELL called attention to the despatch of -..--- first thing, a piece of • dress, covered with blood. He 100 sn Da read . 08 100 - *moo! is went further up the h o ll ow, said found • head alone lying los IS Do. do. do. 1877-6. 80 91 - MAO' as the French Minister to the Italian government, WESTERN CIRCUIT.-WINCRESTER, DEC. 5. ' • • to I lad Usofted - - 411.• - 4,000 10 on two poke. It had long hair. He then picked up a Ist - St NO Madras II rent 1014 MO 1 106} 6 160,00 'lO a stating that before the French troops could leave (Before Mr. Justice Mellor.) and • thigh, separated from the body. He found the im. meDa Cr' la ILI de... •7 lb - 110,006 'IS Outs Vecchia the security of the Holy Father THE ALTON MURDER AND MUTILATION, trunk pert of the body about sixteen yards thence-the at 00 Da e a 44 g o _ si 56 - 0006 1 5 must be guaranteed, and as the first step to that, • solicitor's _,__, "well " _., body was hollow and cleaned out. The police then came 90 411 Do. Itfth - • - .. - 160,0401 111 lied 29, • ....., e"u - d took the parts away. 60 all Ifelk sadHobecia'sße 40 51 506000. 10 IM measures must be taken to facilitate the meeting - cation (according to the calendar), was indicted for the and White, examine d by M r. B are- H e saw the 100 all Do. 6 si. el, par.l el 98 , - 80,000 MI Ito of the eonferenoe. As the basis of the conferenceloo all Do. sp. el, pay.l 0 56 - 50,000 U Ito yan wilful murder of F Adams, at Alton, on the 24th of body d head of the id. There Was apoliceman there Min) St. toe N.l.ooenee eleMft 79 el _ 1,000000 100 I was that the Pope's temporal dominions were to be August lath named Light, and a superintendent. He found a girl's u. ail otided.Rthiikthd.a. 104 106 104 26,000 SO Ls guaranteed, he considered that no English minister bat in the hedge, and he gave it to Cheyney, the ruperin- Mr. S. Carter for the and prisoner, Mr. Bare for the lo 21 Do. Shares d 0... per }pm, - 4,004 111 Is. Mr. could take part in it.tendent. N. all Do. Nulled* - - - ONO U Lou prosecution. The Earl of DERBY said the Secretary for Foreign Mr . gs • By Mr. Carter-The hop-poles were high ones. We did ft to Winde r ow 6 percent 103 105 -. 1111,409 10 Tut re having opened the case for the prosecution, not find • knife, or hatchet, or anything of that kind. BR MO De. DeM do.- - - 1026 1035 103 12,404 4 Lou Affairs had replied to the French government that Minnie Warne eight years old, said-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen examined-He went up to the hop- garden s r „ 16 1: 44 ..,.. ........ 00 . ...00.,_- - - t hie - 0,000 SO Tot it would be useless to go into a conference unless warner are my father and mother. Igo to school, and to on the '24th. He found • heart in the adjoining field, and " ''''" a" `muse'''. -- I" /13 1 - 140261 4 Lou Bt. 100 Do.lainisNalat. do. 10 119 - s,seol se some basis were laid. down beforehand. What church on Sundays. I was at play in • meadow with Fanny be found longs . 50,0001 10 • steps had been taken by the French government to Adams and Lizzie Adams, and the p yn rlioner Baker was Thomas Swae, a shoemaker, at Alton, said he found a s arrange 4 ' with the other powers for the meeting of there also. He came down the meadow behind our backs. foot of a child at the other side of the road. JOINT mum 1 , 000000 St. M BANK& I I the conference he could not say. He gave me lid., and he gave Fanny Adams some half- J. Waters, police-constable-I and other oonstables i e -- , I (WI - -- - 1 A I 1111. I Pli I cifie 'Ti woo! O Ha pence, and told alto go home and spend them, and he picked searched the garden on the Monday and found nothing. 40,440 10 Agra Beek (Lim.)• ..- I 11 2pa - 1400 10 Ma • The house adjourned at a quarter past seven ~,,,,,,, berries for us. He then went down the hollow with In the river Wye we found a knife, on the Alton side of MAO le 1 no. B. - 0,2801 IS 4 o'clock. Fanny. He carried her off in his arms to the meadow, the bridge, 10 inches in leogth ; also one eye. - 16 4 4 dts .. SOOI,OOO St. I MON 109 I Alllents' .. l4l - Zra . ..-.. 51 11 15 sr 141 mom I so in and picked some berries for her. He told the others to go W. H. Walker, a painter at Alton-On the 25th Sep. I s Ands Andes.,....- 0 21 NM - NAL 10 Na HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THIIRSDAY, Dec. 5. home and he would give them 2d. more. Fanny cried out, teniber he found • stone in the hop-ground covered with 0 ,00 se ansto (Lim.).. all 17 18 - MOOD i 116 • and said she wanted to go home and see her mother. I blood, hair, and • small piece of flesh ; and two other sees 10 Avg* (Limited). 10 e 4db - 90.000 IS • Ix the House of COMMONS, Mr. MAGUIRE gave saw him go into the hop ground through • gate, still car- atones. He left the stone at home in the front room. It woo 0 Aubilesta.- -.- all as 64 - 75.000 'lO Na notice of his intention, as soon as possible after the lying her. We then went straight home, and I saw my was at the inquest with Superintendent Cheyney. He put 13.111 0 Ineball*Mblaelembis all It 13 - 12.600 50 e 16,000 10 No recess, to call attention to the condition of mother, and spoke to her. Had seen the same man it in the open window of the front room. It was a flint. L IMN : iss.: 1 1 "0"‘" 5 SIL a l l et 3 ale -' 51,000 6• 5 Ireland. before, on the Saturday before th e murder, when they nuperintendent Cheyney - Information was sent to him 0 7 1 7 1 , m heck gmik el tsolo inodsog . - 1 111 I 4Os 7. some. is ~1 A short debate on the Abyssinian question arose were playing in the same meadow with Ellen at the station, and he left there. He found the bead of i:eee es goeirgyl o g or to m ir o l 0 - .- 10,000; 26 '.l White and Lizzie Adams. Fanny Adams was not the child in the bundle, the eyes gone, right ear cut off 0,041 1111 Nask at New Zealand.. 10 I 9gm - 15,000 10 out of a_question addressed to the Foreign secre- there at that time. Prisoner talked to ins that day, and missing, leg and thigh, stocking above the knee, Umiak saw la Dow N. Neerko an 49 51 491 50 U,ooo' 10 I I 18 19 tart' by Mr. WELD, who asked if he had seen an He took us down th e hollow, and cold us to go home and open, all the inside cleaned out, the left elbow missing, 01190 Lo ftatlndia.2llo. l ._ol . lilili 9, 1 _ .. article in the Morning Post charging the Assistant spend our halfpence, and we went home soon after Shiie Secretary of State with levying tolls on the officers bye the left foot cut off and miaaing, and the intestines .4::: ;=. - I ° «° 7:, rfe 11 4 , o'clock. I heard the church clock strike as the prisoner missing. The dress was cut up the front. He had tbli It em .. - - 44,000 50 11.1 mem ss joce tome so l ott employed in the foreign service, and with medusa - was carrying Fanny Adams. Lizzie Adams cried, and she whole of them removed to the police station. He found mum 110, 0 006 06 2 F 0 a Dank W.) 6 I p ar 0 0 - 20,000 5 had ething in her ~”'es, but she did not melba much the the He him if he bad heard of prisoner at office . asked - - 0,000 I 1 • nation in his office. nobs. Prisoner carried Fanny, and picked her berries the murder,and he said " Yes, they say Warne, don't they ? 111,1100 50 INAS Led= (Limited) 5 I 3 2 Ifs 60,000 10 Lord STANLEY said he had seen the article ill from the high branches. I spent my money on sweets. lam ready to go with you I f you like." There wan two BUN 10 , lleelelninallee*Liell S I - - di• - 16,000' 10 )Ors • , question, anal there was no foundation for the Eliza White , • married woman, wife of Joseph White, knives, one white handled and the other buckhorn handled. 116,606 SO I NOM sad anwariami .10 4 1 di. - 10,000 6 pre Ikon 10 , lisg.koklL4•l4weiseL 15 I lOs - 0,600 10 IPsi charges it contained. The charge of malversation a sawyer, said that on Saturday the fatal day) she had He told him he should take him into custody on sespicion edam 1 , g od .g oo g.Do o d.o oo6 l o n le i 17 i p. - 10,214 5i I he supposed meant, that Mr. Murray had kept eFeeldue te cross She footpa th • th that leads to the hollow and of murdering Fanny Adams. He took him to the police ~ 6.11111 20 Hangftooglfthati•Corp. all , 1 1 - NOO,OOO St. 'Pei the hen-Virden. There were two children before the station. In his pocket he found • letter, a cigar, a comb, 6,00 , Se:, De. New --. 3 1 _ 0000 fo 'Pm , back papers from the chief of the department. But prisoner, and one behind him, and they were picking If. 6s . 8d„ and • bunch of keys. He took off all his IS I too lasemansaus(umitoo) Be 17 11l •••• 10.000' 50 1 no paper, except it related to a matter of mere dower - Minnie Wainer and Linde and Fanny Adams- clothes, and his boot was wet and his left trouser. Wee ft Imperial Octoroon -.. 10 i .r,- N - 10 . 00000 1 10,000' 60 Rh; return, ever was kept back. On referring to the along with that man, Frederick Baker (now sitting in He asked him how he became wet, and he rid he happened Ml,L i te t ill o e Ir a :Meet 1 IM MO' ) a l l 2 - a - In.e.Dala,lS64,Boyrs 83 leooo 15 4 • Tin t p ” e g ns, he found that the letter which was sent by the dock). He win then smoking quietly a dark pipe, er •to step in the water. The other leg was classy. g 7r go ' T o m o n , 0 nt0 d.,,,, , ( 0) 10 11 9 sib _ 114,00 SS . 5‘ • Theodore to the Queen had been placed be- cigar ; she sow the smoke. She saw the last of the caudren ordered him to take off his shirt, and there was blood it. wom 06 Issgoa sod grasnan.. 0 31 29 0 - 50.000 90 after they came back from the hollow, and they were also He said he could not account for its being there. On the AIN ft De. Now - 15,000 tio ace fore Lord Russell, for there was a minute on it in inc beld adjoining t h e hop-garden. She heard • cry as following day other of the body were brought to the ON IN findaanalisrliste(l) 40 - OMAN St his handwriting referring it to the India-office. they came away ; not a cry of pain or fear, but in play. station, and the Left ear. Prisoner said the Witting in the 45 ._,... 000 12 100 Li do. do l e t par Ipm - 50,000 10 i Mr. LAY ARD explained that the letter in question Ellen White was my own daughter, and she was also there , diary was his own. The desk was locked in which the P . M ; w"' lla BanhelA t ;e arL gg 64 6G 24 31 241 - 10,000 50 E end 14,200 15 Sot never came under his notice, because matters re- I first heard of Fanny Adams being missing at half-past diary was kept. The prisoner said he was intoxicated wee 0 Da g o . i gg , g g n ig . 8 141 a - - alehtso tt. Sot Latin; 14 the East came not under hie cognisance 7 o'clock ; one of the little girls rid she could not he found. after seeing the women. roso so Lambe Joint stock Its 56 S 6 - . ' 1 I Holdworth, of Al examined by Mr Sere - He The iudts eNdrit a poli ce man had a Prisoner in custody Mu so Do•Newhis•10113•0011d 11 •-•- 244 Win. ton, .ir,200 2o si i but under the cognisance of the permanent under lived at Wham •he got back to Alton about 2 o'clock. should not he ask hits questions. If he • anything he Wee til useless noutaiairioull an •10 said - 1006 in i 0 aeaelary . Lord Russell sent the letter to the India- He saw Baker at theof the hollow; wi eould record it. gate - 12 100 Lea * & tropism (lbs.) NI 4 1 412 - SO Imam &Yeoeluela(l.) 124 10 7N. - 17,600' 10 r's 1,600 10 office, and there it was not thought that it required h t p e , 40 y ar d. f rom th e ga t e wh ere h e was . 0 2 , was leas. Witness continued-The word " excitement" was not ORAN lee 1' Da &Wsiranr. 10 67 71 701 50.000 ,In .1 an answer. ing against the gate, and witness did not notice his stuck- used by him. There was a small knife, and two others. 110,111101116 Daiss.lol.p.nonepsid 10 MI Ness - 40,640, 66 n 1 I i Mr. OsBORNE observed that the postage of that 1011. Hs letter would probably cost millions. The neglect saw toe children playing by themselves in the George Watkins, police-constable, examined in reference intermediate meadow ; there tiers many people . 16,01709 Merchant Bank GAN). 16 le 7Me - at work i n to what took place between him and the prisoner. He 610.0811 N Mercentilo&Excase(L) 1* 9 7 dl. - said Th dhe didn ' t how he couldoff , 1111,000 10 MbroPolltso (Limited) oa two neighbouring holds. He did not know who the children - e prisoner sal see get 6 7 - 240001 111 v 30,000 5 it 20.00 ( 5 1 1 of the Foreign-office in not sending an answer to it were . and did not portoularlthem , but h heard it was all so straightforward. He said, " I suppose I must 4.40011 00 Midland Ranh Pm/ •• SO Idle 01 - 7 notice e 50,000! so Ilk Wal• I 4 National of Australasia a -- pa - NOW 'lO Upi # had probably pliraged the country into a war. He , one of them call another one • Minnie." consider myself Your prisoner." He said if the case went -goal l ei 5mb . w .......,, r , 1.... so V.l thought their ought to have been no expedition at Elizabeth Warner (sister of the other Warner, Minnie)- on he should be defended. all, or if there were one, the force employed ought I remember it sister going out to have been much s maller.i He moved the ad journment of the house. past two o'clock ; she brought home some halfpence. She and corning home at ball- [The case had not concluded when the court roes.] went out a second time, and came home again later in the m afternoon. She went out at first with Fanny and Lizzie „,,,,,,,„ MUNI 140 N. Pen. et .41 - 51150 le Do. and 767'lain7n. 12 -•- 1101 9 muse Se lfsbeeel Bonk -- -.. N -•-•• ~ SIAN ft New South Wales- -. all 047 aHE FARNHAM WORKHOI7SE INQUIRY. - Wit. wees 0 ef e egi Nogg= . 74 .- ... behalf of the rusrdians were examined at llo3Bool 100 I Vie - - neat lam is wood alas Corp.,,ci;;;;;. lan oso 43 -' 02,000; 50 Wa NAOS' 40 we 1 0 Colonel STEN; had been informed by Mr. Knee, Adams, and alone the second time ; she came back and den " - • •p loolo . .(L) 10 7 6 ills - gth yesterday, and further proceedings were again ad. NAN N Great Easter the bead of the political department in the India- allowed us the sweets. The children were in the habit of journaL In the coons of the day the commioners, ROO lie 1409400 .- -i 15 is 91 office, that the letter was sent to him merely for his Playing there in the meadow ; sometimes three or four, and Do. 40. Now_ ell - - • panied by the counsel on both sides, and several i t . : LI dammea _ 21 ad 07 29 - North Easter _ • • , information, and he did not know that any notice " ( ...•thertilPes many more, ~„ other gentlemen, inspected the whole of the workhouse w e t eg a l .& of A , & ara t Z. 0 13 11 dl. - Noyes, an under shepherd "', devoted to the reception of paupers and also the cesspool 0000 10 Do. 0. sia at 6 pal 10 8 6 die - PROT of it by hint was expected. de that he saw the prisoaer in a field-piece near the i the trden into which the man Tacke fell shortly 40,030 U Balm el Aistralhi -..1 all 60 at Mr.Orwsv asked if it were not time that Ring hop-garden. He was cowing from the old road, and he put i l oy c • death . The rooms generally r 16,630 100 Vales al Ireland Max)! 0 76 04 -: were clean, and suit- Theodore wrote a letter to the Queen in 1858, an out ms pipe and placed it in his j.eket Peek"' He got able for the pu to whi c h th e were devoted, but it 11.033 N °Ma. ei iew k i a --- I IS 85 IT 37 6 1 e 1 " 111 6 _ 41 rn° U, I that Lord Clarendon declined to send any answer over a stile into a field or meadow. Witness went-----... . i appeared to be the prevailing inipression that • small out- YOrkshire, 164 I to it. He expressed an opinion that the danger of Lo t ; the expedition lay in the great number of the forces towards M a IS . la C ek t d o e n e a n t f five.miTnnue mesa tes pasM d o'iloc nt k grnn* and lay for the addition of cupboards, or prints for the bare * walls, would have improved the appearanoe si/ the rooms, ea 1 4 , 4 a... , N. I &1111WATi PORZION JUSLWAYS. he walked with his hands in his pockets. The prisoner • i Olesleg rises. 1 testes -London and Shensi& and Lit land, 1121 t / 13 employed in it. got over the stile after he (witness) did. There was • and oonduced to the convenience and comfort of the in- la as A g othwoloo ,. 6 eg g 148 of canada, 171- 1 Mr. NEWDEGATE vindicated the character of Dr. meadow ou one side and a hop-garden on the other. mates. On examining the beds in • portion of the male es an Ite.(l.o7rie. 1 1 3 14 infirmary • • knife and two forks were found concealed S all Beiglan ft 7 madam __ 1 It - - nolo Central, .101 emboiirg, 9 5-10 If Beke, which was attacked on a former occasion by Sarah Lawrence, a servant at Mr. Clements' said • few Mr. Laya.rd, and called on that gentleman to make minutes before four on the 24th September she saw the under one pillow, and • bottle, used to contain the old u all adr/441•8•211•TP.06414 14 man's stout, under another. A pocket of another aged 2 4 ,!, O Eu.- Arguishis -- 14 14 - London and Lai London and Clot prisoner at the office and she gave him a letter. She ob- -, graph, 10-Atln reparatam. inmate was a receptacle for articles of various descriptions, T, a letsadon -• - pro - served nothing extraordinary in his appearance. She left i n clu din g a spot . comb p i p e , and wing. Th e i nspection&MlN:Ml 6 IN 34 & WllPkTi.) nlO die -. of business doing Mr. LAYARD would withdraw any expressions he h i. - in the ortioe, and did nut see him again till after six. piedabove an h our. , 10 0 Il Drb ib li2sabli --- 4 sgose - Caledonian, 769 I had used with regard to Dr. Rake which the house She saw no marks of blood on his clothes or his person. .. Eto ___ 01;3 R AILWAY COLLISION, -On Wednesda et as 3e. „,. -- 24 114 k y seal - Great Eutern, 3 1 1 . might consider unparliamentary, but he would not He used to go to dinner about one o'clock. lie took the ' f noon an ident, which it is feared will moult fatally, --- leetwe m Irene. -- " l e of Canada, its retract his opinion of Dr. Deke. It was true that letter tram her hand.as 18 occurred at the Ds, Junction, about two miles go aii Central (L)_ 18 IS es - Lancashire and 1 seven years old, son of Mr. and 44 - Coast, 52 Lon! no answer was sent to the letter of King Theodore mitlfr`iat`tre'aitat bein g examined a m to ht. know - e n , h , B u m Th e 10.40 ara tetr a which usua ll y consuls u an teerew = e °l 2,;l4 _ Sheffield, and Li in 1838. As to the last letter, be denied that of seven or eight carriages, first anti second class, left Hull ss on Unless (L) - of au oath, said-I remember the day when 171 1 19171-11 k that was the cause of the war, and he reite- Fanny Adams was killed. I saw the man, the primner at its customary time, attaining to a speed of about 20 Uau NiaLaussilLtine 101 - North Eastern . miles per hour on reaching Dairycostes Junction , the line Een i ir2Milv a l emfallm ::: 1 :, ) , .. Thames and Mt • rated the charges ho made in a former debate talking to her. The prisoner washed his hands in tian which •is very tortuous. There it came in colon ~ a l gr yri knot t 0.0. 1 , ... Forest Canal. WI against Consul Cameron, of havi ng d iso beyed in- river. He ran after me, and I ran away. He never said mi n th • Is train, which was seen too late to allow time - ' D e l e itel' - '" - - . BIIIMIIOIIIIII. anything to me. We were both on the same side of the 10 on Do. - - - end Dover Rani atructiops in meddling in the internal affairs of the He was o Smith ' s for the stoppage of either train. The shock was most 0 a Noessegten Traub Prot ... - - house, and in flood meadow , oll-1111"nitlgagohun country. Sir G. Bow Pas said it was clear Consul Cameron tn had no business in Abyssinia. If be went there he was a wrong-doer, and if he got into prison it gate . w the hollow. Saw Emma Smith and ALI. Gardner, d they both swke to home. This is ea true. Wh I did not come so far as the prisoner. They then went hilq. " the I rianner ran after ma , coitus w ith was broken'. ' the gate. was taken up to the teat Louse on the hill, and there saw • • man with • • high severe, and several of the passengers were very seriously le all Mama desonmAidin * 1 3 5 1 51 The en ne-dnver was also thrown from the such force , that , falling on the metals, on 10 ell ,Psrla,Lyeasmodalsdit. so 35 e 10 all 'Pens and Odra -_ 1141 As as possi ble be con- N sil Z•skt• 44 a• /NNW la la 10 .II 10 lloyal Sardinfee -. ( 2 -.- veye . d to the Hull Infirmary, where he now lies. Hula g all I n om ie wo uth ..,,,,..,_ - -, i - = m shares. timing I fordshire and WI Gas, Class B, I Doyen at I.:f limsily, Dec. • was his own fault, and there was no necessity to g hat on, and I thought I knew that man. A t k inson, sister of the ex-mayor of Hull, was also severely 6 o n -- n o . V per cent _.. I - Cent. Stock, 92 send another envoy to procure his release. Emma Smith lived at Tanhouse-lane, five doors from hurt, and it was rumoured on Wednesday night that her re- 10 all Sitehre aad Meese - lour per Cent. S I Mr. 21111 TON remarked that it was not to be assumed that the house had expressed an approval Adams's. Remembered the 24th September, a quarter past five o'clock to half-past five. She saw the prisoner, the Hull Permanent Benefit . coveff was very doubtful The wife of the manager of N 01 Building Society was a second „ .„ w as . a ,,, . e so an be. Pattl.)..? pos t- et 1 17 led 1 - 14 14 2351-Hiliernian 60 61 -Union she is seriously shaken and contused ; 1 . 7, , i,;,„, -- E •a 7e -sailma - account, 171_1 6 - } yes Dublin and Dr* of the policy of the expedition. who had on light trousers, dark coat, and • high hat He c l a ss Passenger , an d about the legs. She states that when the collision took 50 a & m a im o f Ilf tease 13 t 3 Sir S. Noerneore observed that it was not con - came from the hop - garden , den, and went towards the flood -Western CCM pi Place the whole of the passenger in the compartment IS all ITN* sod fleassa ..- 1 0 - ors. Gardner, also, who came near, P -Dublin, Wickk venient to discuss the general policy of the expedi- m and with ow the man " , the prisoner. She saw him at the were thrown together. A youn g . lady sitting opposite i ' P I 2 I West /Leder, --- Do. comilPrel ii . a _ Great Southern a tion without notice, but he answered one or two of entrance of the hollow ; the hope were high on the tmlea. Mrs. Booeock had an umbrella m e her hand, which cbwas .._ an ,w.. aknr ..t jer 24 _ the points which had been raised, and particularly She saw no other body about there-not in the meadow, broken in two . by the vio lence of the collisi on,herrtnnd one of e° eye. Sere- THE Lox -i with regard to the number of forces which he said She lost sight of the prisoner in the hollow, and she stood the jagged emie en tered 1011.111011 taBLIGATIO&S. rsl gentlemen were more or less shaken and brubed, and the home government had sanctioned. in the same place all the time.-An inquest , Harriet Asinine d epose d that s h e lived at n 0 b..., all who were unable to proceed on their j ourney were 1.- __IIN.I mu ms's. i Maim 3114/411. 1 Seise. the bodice mon The motion was then withdrawn.sent to their homes in cabs, which had been ordered to 4 all 11.Lasembourg6 9.0642 1 4 1 4 lane and was the wife of George Adams. She had • little - which took pal Mr. Hiner moved that the contract entered into g i s t n am ed Fanny, between seven and eight years old , drive to the scene of the accident. A horse box which was 90 all Do. - boor , on Tlieel tee With Mr. W. Cunard for the conveyance of mails She wes out in the afternoon of the 24th September with i n the fore Dal engines the trail, it is said, was smashed into If.- - - none and tiB B 100 1 .- Hee:titer broach damaged, and eral of ,tr,_ between Halifax, Bermuda, and St. Thomas be other young gide i but the did not see her come beak, and ▪ U the tel. carriages ngines" thrown off the metals, blocking up the ho, 100 ell lir"' and / 8211 " U _ T s r g _ by a lugger aii approved. The sum to be given he said was she inquired for her about four o'clock Km - two hours' dun of for some time. Gardner, who could not tell her anything 26 North. of honest p NI 131 - casualty to sec 19,5001. a year , and power was given to the Post- her tu liter's whereabouts. She saw the pri soner come HEALTH RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S FOOD TO TEI * Do Hate Chart 111 p, et - - -. THE ROY, master-General to require another station to b e out of g the hollow-gate; 8. and she knew the witness 87osaos, nerves, lungs, and liver of old and young, curing, with- WS (Smyrna, ite.) 40 SO - used instead of St. Thomas . Alfred Vince. The prisoner was in the flood-meadow out medicine or expense, dyspepsia II tion„ constipation, ularrhka, acidity, headache, neural' ti n it dti Ctleria, PalPitstiee 10 I Do. do • tweed at 72 24 28 lico_erallp.o. 14 14 I _ .. SHAELHOLDIR. yesterd depositor in th 30,000/. Thew - Mr. Alderman Lusk asked why the service could without the ridge. She knew the place where the be oiecideco .. debility. wading , cough. mum .. wen. cm . me S. (pern.) 93 06 Vrtoe-hall. - holder In then, not be carried on by the government vessels. bathed ;it was coming from the hollow to that place. too, low spirlts. 00,00 annual cures whleb had resisted dl 4 rireltap. el ei: 00 8 4 4 i - She saw Minnie Warner, and also the prisoner with a medlelase, hicludieg that of his Hennes' the Pope. It saves 166 1 t Is stated th Mr. Comte replied that two vessels would have tan hat on . B it t er to w h e we th e girl t o ne halfpence . Any times Its cost In other remedies .- Tins, Lb., b. fid. l ISb.. 94 itLens-Yen. sp.o. 81 01 amounted in in to be built, sad she wear and tear and wages would She went home, and she saw the prisoner lesvc the place, Hu ' tab. 404, or N. per meal .- Da 14017 / end C 0.17.. 17. lthienfo 100 - amount to 25,0001. a year. and in order to get to the Basingstoke road, he had to go quadrant, • n ; also Fortnum and Mason, Piccadilly, and a 4 U eltreacelp.e. p} If a hallek par el o 2.1 qThe motion was agreed to. 01 Gracechurehatmet •4, aftss.: 63 and 166, Osfordoirest 41 over • bridge, and she did not set him after that on that said o vum , mid tho i data _ c i dthi . Deumoi 1 0 .011.21. dna. sp.'. Ist - hare hasteasal wow* liolibilblio.e.4.llW, Do. Lair 10% .. .Uo i g i t i t b. J/174L Do. Sprott/ tA1 4 ,101 Do. Pro oclasla MASI Do. ler bia. 11 7 Do. do. MOPS _ Do. IMMO Do2p.o.Ap.ae do. 1111104 MUMS ON Do. l Orytai‘Sov. Mayp. IA& Mde_ 4010.610' Do. MI M... ga.dedigoodllos pad. 1119.460 Do. M/ De um 31/O, A OOO Do.. MOD gokMeacip.o.Ap.aoo. 'VA* Do. do. koptlfov. - 40 Now DMIANV.i.II,II. 1101/ Moab Wallis Gov, • p. tont, ion le MI Da SpaDloloe lol6 Do.llp.ar,lB•l to ISM Now rider* Opor Do. Spec mt. Do. • per coot UK Do do.lenJosoaDoo Nova loads Op. 5.,11170 Quoonelood Gov. I p. el Do. Do. UK .47 LAidl.Gov. p.o.A Do. lin sod opvd‘ Vio.ilovAp. alma. /alp Do. • p. o• A grilling (Krone. I H I It onsto-towekraTot(L. 10 Apiloitailoom Wad otlanlio Wore& a=owil L Dow A gp N arakTosD= ILAV:ItrIi 10 IS Deft Watorwarto (L. L IS Do. Va Now tskea en (16d514 Do ow. SS Amok - Co; K & • L Mag. T•L (L) ISt Coasts Contost . • 10 Ii;(5:) &6;:1i: 10 Qt, Mom% Llano& ClltonoadowlLPro.(l) ballObslapro.(L) Do IS Myst Itcocowaso (L ) SO Se SO SO Do. Oomiendal Colon( IP& Coe. of Atrioaallfer.(Ll Contemned Ile.Gas (1. Do. Cop.K.lo4.,Pret. Te p.e C. of Ida. M. 1571,41p.a Do. do. 1879 do. C. lona of T oad (L) Dixie Mewl as (L).. elvel Mum zlitgi o t . Poir td r•b. eseent mom Tea (I. .ladlaLand,C.dt Real 4. India Int. • Camel Maw Tele . De. Dew aitleaCopper ger - 111 0 FOgifirk Oran' '4l.lo*Mol9fill',._(l-4 K:ost Muni Oa cws s NaMwt pere 1011eplel.41 r.wi siumaus a adaa 67.:1 larles. I =Lint IMayst.LrolOreat(L italran Do. II p. a. &In r. 1570 Lad Sionettleigllnk.).. tas. 6B"disa dlOiladea. l"4l l..ll. Lon.Ooml/Land&B (L Loot Dininionielsg L. Lond. Maw lisso.L.) Load. a. aroma I' ItandAGlasi.Dag.Co (L 14 1 °4- rfolod4l@at fairs - 6p. et.R.lrf IndlanGov: llsaitibm Lad. to. (L. :tit. Edon. reL (L ).. erobant Whlppbs (L., well 7.L.1.16D0ck1.' Klthrall Iron W0rk5.,..1 Natal Lind CoLC. (L `lima Dia Ova (L. 1141001 Prey. Marius/ Nslional Steam ahlp,L. ilrobaddsCoalalroaL N•wecnisolidai.D u t 1:= L & brada, fiAsland TA Lose )1 -41 .4113 Aswan". L. >! B _ .Bes.Aulrallselma(L 7.BriLdlfortan.la.(L Flown Marble icrlentalrbsisclaßLlm. 061.4410 m (Umited) Do. Now Orient Wood titetwe(L ) lOtsgo & Stblead Divest Ott.msa Goa (Limited Femme ILK atomlL ), lead& Mio.(l. ,Peolamdar & Do. do. kin/ litifil 1867' Nww J. City Improv. (L ) Janeiro Um (Lim FlLovil Mall Bt t iam. . &ogre, Invest. (L , 1070 .11nan. tics' (L 10 Chicon Y. &In (L) 1 I othatostrellas Land en utenerine Teleprep& lOO Do !kelp a tc a oramaiao i l MI meet Remy In.(L fl Petralann (L , 51 trau&A o. fot U. genor T =l . l. l l 1 & L 5 n.llerlae of Liver. (L 5 Tvited Disconateorp(L), I Jutted Y. Wei. Co.(L), all Do. 10 per cent. pre • a/1 I UDIVIIMI. liertae Inn (L ) • 5 Upper Alma pen all Von 11Gensenlo Load (L i nee, iVlcnrerliftl s o lo, 4 $ll - 1 Warrant Masse (1.0 in.) 11 , WalliallsaPeonteet fr IS • Con peniing. PREFERENCE SEA Crest Eastern, K Counties Estee. North Eastern York H. and S. Par pionNozAL saris irAzzars. 1.17111,00 L, DEC. s.—Sales to day: Caledonian, 76 51 6 e 4 f--Groat Eastern, 301—(lreat Western, 45—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 124 I 11 F — London , Brighton, and South Coast, 624 —London and North Western, 1141 I I—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 471—Metropolitan. 1171 1 18—Mid land, 1121 e 13 le South Eastern. 68 71 el—Grand Trunk of cansda, 171—Great Western of Qinada, lee—Erie, 48-1111- nolo Central, wl —Dutch Rhenish. New, 1 1-16 p —Great Lux embourg, 9 546—British and Foreign Marine (Limited', p.— London and Lancsabire Fire Insurance, le d.—Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and We, 51 p.—Anglo-American Tele graph, 16e—Atlantie Telegraph 8 per cent., 41. s.—Market veryatrong, with a fair amount of business doing. Anglo-American Telegraph ,Limitett, 18; 1 — Caledonian, 754 16 01 1 1 61 6 54 64—Mattict Beak, 161 p. Great Emmen, 304 —Great Nor th am A. 110; 11--Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 7 j -Great Western of Canada, 161-111Inols, 90 1— lanceshire and Yorkshire ltae—Leadon, Brighton, and South Coast, 521—London and gorth Wastarn, 1141 1 e 4—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 47 le—Malzepolltan, 1171 1 181 17/ 19 171—Midland, 1111 Ltogh BERM, 331 , North Eastern " Berwick," 1 . 67i 11 87/8 — Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited), 11 p.—Feat I Forest Canal, SOf —Union Bank, te p. —Brighton New, ailmi TILL.. BlltnA/1. Die.s.—Bnalness done:—London, C and Dover Railway stock. at 16—Birmingham Cuml shares, at 87 —Birmingham Banking Company shares, at 14 prem.—M.- mingham Wagon (Limited'. Preference Six per Cant., at 01 per shares. (losing prices :—Mourbetdge Railway, buyers, at 6- Staf fordshire and Worcestershire Canal, sellers, at 800—Birmingham Gas, Class B, sellers, at 121--Oloncester WT to n (Limited), buyers, at 14 —llenddol Slate and Slab shame. 1 1 din Dustin, Dan. 4.—Three per Cent. Consols, 301—.. ew Throe per Cent. Stock, 921 1 —Ditto, for account, 7th Jan., 112 e Pour per Cent. Stock, leBB, 1001—Bank of Ireland ( 0 100 paid), 2351—Hibentlan Bank (4 4 48 pai d), 30—National Bank (430 paid), 60 61 —Union Bank (Limited). (In paid), 171 1-1111tto, for account, 171 1 e—Dublin and Belfast Junction (4100 paid', 75 Dublin and Drogheda (4100 paid', 08 871—Great Southern and Western (ClOO paid , 961—Midland Great Western 4100 paid), 661 —Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford. S per cent. (450 paid), 47 Great Southern and Western, 4 per cent. (4100 paid). 98. THE LITE-BOAT DISASTER AT GREAT YARYOUTH. —An inquest was held at Oreat Yarmouth yeriterday on the bodies recovered from the terrible lifeboat disaster which took place at Gorleston, at the mouth of the har bour, on Tuesday. Evidence showed the life-boat the Rescuer broached to t was struck on the starboard quarter by a lugger and capsized. The jury, after an inquiry of two hours' duration, returned a verdict attributing the sad casualty to accidental circumstances. THE ROYAL BARK.—DEATH OF THE LARGEST SHAELHOLDIR.—The obituary notices of the Liverpool Oryesterday included that of Mrs. Mol , of ton-hall. The deceased lady was the largest share holder in the unfortunate Royal Bank which failed recently. It is stated that the call of 101. a share resolved upon amounted in her case to 120,0001. She was also a large depositor in the hank to the extent, it is understood, of 30,0001. Mere can be little doubt but that them facts have haeteetsdhwt death. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BLOCK.—December 4, at Surbcton, the wife of A. W. H. Block Esq., of a son. HAYE4.—Deossnber 3, at North-end, Fulham, the wife of H. K. Hayes, Iraq_ of a daughter . LKKVIITTE —December 4, at Knighton, Ftnehley, the wife of J. H. Lennitte, My., of a ion. LAW . nON.:-I . )seember 4. at Harlerstreet, Corendish.souare, the wife of 0. Lawson, FA.. of • wn. NEWSlAN.—Decemher 3, at Oreenatreet, Park-lane, the wife of T. H. Newman. PA.. of a daughter. POWNALL—Deceather a. at Gower-street, Bedfordequarr. the wife of 7. H. Powaall. rad., of a •••. MARRIAGES. CROSS—HAMPSON. —December Sr at Old Hackney Church, Mr. IL L. Cross, to Lo ha L. Hampson, daughter of Mr. S. Hemp son. both of Dalstou. OOFFE—ROBINSON.—Dmember 4, at Rt. John a, Hyde-park square. by the Rev. 1. Hill, Mr. H. Corte, of Waltham. cross. Hems, to Catherbie, daughter of Mr. W. Robinson, late of the Mauer HOW*, Hayworthnighare, Lincolnshire. ROILSON—BOARD.—December 4, at ne Somalis& Kensingtot by the Rev. Y. Heresy, D.D., Christopher, son of C. Robeon, of Aditisouguraleus South, Kensington, to Fumy .tuielii, daughter of C. Board, of Bood-atreet. DEATHS. AUSTlN.—December I, at Warwick-avenue, upper Clanton, H. C Austin, Req., aged ST. COTTON —December 3, Ann, the wife of W. Cotton, of lion 11=-Wreak hile-eod, aged f 4. N.—Dereember 3, at North Andleywtreet, °myelin!' squire, the wife of T. Ramsden, aged 33. SACNREllB.—Reeember . 3, at llarles.plate, Clifton, Allee, widow Icau I ---- Weil WITH ALL. —December 3, Eliza !Welt. the widow of W. Psrlidnient-drest. Westminster. WALLlS—Om:ember 4, at Oleos*ll-grove, Old Kent-reed. C. Wallis, aged 65. Maid and MOW * W 1166611 Kos ma" a No. h. 4.nber‘hetnee4,, In the Cl 4 d Lemke. Friable. al the (Wee. Ia T^ntrrd+tYSot. la W Prodael cit weitariars.— TIUDAY. Denllllll 6, 11167. IN WI 101 IN 101 1111 90 91 SO 91 IN 1991 IN 11111 194 U. 197 109 96 PI IN Ile 106 lel lei IN WI let VS let 107 100 106 106 let 106 1011 106 91 100 117 IS 100 101 109 110 01 93 104 119 i 309 1111 105 106 1011 106 109 104 107 1N 112 11$ U. 113 4 47 o i ck 17 U 1u 117 84 SS 1 ea I 14b 11414 111 . 1 5 - 4 ii 1 10 11 11 18i 1/1 8 6 - O 108 104 10141 1041 N 040 W • e ear 21 $4 96 102 106 111 s m.~ 161 10: 4 6 dell , I 7 dir SO 60 15 16 16 17 for 10 Idi 61 6 id 09 43 yds par If 11 5 0 2 4 a SI 05 56 00 St 60 li 1 16 4 ' 19 . 111. 141 16 ! _2 31 3 I I . 3 I}l ot:lin: 4 _i 8 8 no TS 11 • 4 , 1 1 11 7 II .- lo4li 91 901 Ile gli 08 Tf l 8 1001 93 - 10111 101 1101 11 185 1 34 Si 711 82 12 ` h _7 . _ll .... - 4IM 1i t, . ' I 1 Om i 7 5 18 15 db s~ IS 1 A MARIEBTa 1I • ii . e 4 67 110 115 It ell 4 15 27 116 . 76 2 16-111 I I-16 I il 11S-111 f - (I ft id TRAFFIC RETURNS. Il ii $ 74i. xis*, 104. Ti 21 ..%S'e - eli - e;6;11 - 11ci Nov. 17. TA LLOW.—TIICISDAT 9a99190.—T99 market Ind dead, to- J IS Kpot and Decenber 469 Id. to dta. 9d. ; January t o March, 411 a. to 4311. 3d. March, 43a. 9d. : Aprtl to oao, alla 6d, to 4.3 a. 9d. Deitairlot to last sooting. ON mats: antral; 014 casks. LACE AND HOSIERY.— NornsonAm, Dcc. s.—The im provement noticed last weak in the foreign department of the lace trade has been maintained, bat the buyers, chiefly from the States end from the Continent, continue to perdu. sparingly. Prices of cotton and plain net. stin teed eovmwards, but there Is no improvement In the We of them, and the home trade generally is rig (Wet.— The hosiery trade la about the same as lest week, and proved, for the winter are far from encouraging. It is strongly felt that the price both of yarns and goods leave touched the bottom fa several months.—" Nottingham JoarnaL" COTION.—LIVERPOOL, Dga 6.—Marti ea Ono, at an advance of 14. on American. Estimated sales 15,04 balm, including 4,000 speculation and export. 8,000 Amerkan, 4}t. to 9d. ; 600 Pernarn, to , 714. to 814. ; 600 Maraitham. 7i6. to Ed_ ; 600 Maude. and Bahia, ed. to 714.; 500 Elo, 71d. w 71d. ; 600 Egyptian, 84. to Dd. : 8,500 Burst, 4ed. to 7Q ; gal, &Ind* &c., 414. to 61d. lair Dbollerak, 44. ; fair Oome a . bia.;Broach. fair Bengal, 4 { 0 .: fair Um. 914 talt Perms. Bd. ; midd li ng BMWS. 71d. ; mid Orison', 714. WOOL AND WORSTED.-131tADPOID, DEC. 11.—There are rather coMiticting repoeW has the condition of the wool market to-day. dome say th ere been an improved Inquiry during the last few days ; clams say that theimarket Is quite stationary and others, again, that the saarket is quite flak, with a eoftemei tendency in prima The true state of the case will be found to be Nis-that the market Is again fiat that little wool on the whole is cheating hands ; and that the prices of a week ego rule, with a alight tendency In favour of the buyer. There ki rather more inquiry in worsted yarns, but more with • view to test prices then to place orders. The demand la still mall tad mostly confined to Wbsabd firs single. Prices are low, and where spinners have no orders, they are quite prepared to meet the buyer almost on his own terms. The better inquiry today ma) be attributed to the arrival this morning of the mails 'kept bark by the bed weather for several dare', tram the continent. is pieces there are some better signs of animation. Home and con. Oriental merchants are looking round and testing prices Some American merchants have also been in the market. The business done, however, has been very meagre, scarcely appreciable. The business In this department is almost wholly confined to some operations, cant In amount, in China figures, in plain Orleans, in and cords. Prices are rather more steady than INA week. CORK: BrattOSCEAY , DUC. B.—At this day's market there was s less supply of wheat, which sold readily at previous rata. Foreign unaltered. Barley tending upwards. (lets slow, but firmly held. Beans Les In request. Peas rather higher. Minot., Due. s.—At our market to-day the supply of Fag lish wheat was Ism plentiful, and sold pretty freely at former values. Foreign in large supply, and In better demand for all good qua lities, at about Let week's prices Malting barley Inquired for, and the turn dearer. Ododlog dull and sealer to purchase. &wiles of Irish oats very scanty, notwithdandhur which the demand was erceedingly sloe, and values almost nominaL In dian corn quiet. Berns Arai. Diviggg, DaC. —iffe had • good supply at wheat today, bat the trade was slow, except for dry samples, for which Id. • sack more money was made In some Instances. Barley was In large supply but the trade was In • sluggish state. Oenersi priced ranged from Ma to Us. Oats In large supply, at fres Ina. to Us. Bonier peas, feu per seat. But white wheat, Us. to Us.; but red ditto, Ua to eft ; new ditto, Us. to M. ad.: ben treasee, its. to gin ; barley, Us. to w.: beans, Va. to Vs. : o 25a. to Ig• ; peas, Us. to 25a ; vetches, 24a to 29a ; rye, lea to Ils.; Ins tour, Uh tone: best seconds, SOS. to Us. IraicmiOTii, Dec. ft —Our market this morning was well attended. Boyish wisest yes In limited request, and to effect sales it was necessary to accept Is. per quarter leas money. In foreign the reduction was to about the same utast Flour was neglected, and prisms tended In favour of buyers. Oats aed oat meal sold slowly at late rates. Rapti= buns were IL= quarter higher ; there waa dans In other sort& cora was ls. per quarter cheaper. NrW/AIL, 611 C 4.—We bad barely an average show of wheat, and the condition of the grain was fair. Sales were made slowly, end fine aorta made barely late rates, ordinary kinds Is. cheaper. For badly the demand was healthy, at Is. per qr. advanoe. In mks very little change took place. 'Mans sta tionary. Nierntriv, Dec. s.—We bad s good supply of wheat this day: the trade ruled excessively dull :last weeks prices were with clUliculty supported. Barley still plentiful. Malting Mods sold readily at last week's rates. Grinding sorts the turn dearer. We have no change lo oats or beans. Ugnitilto; Die. s.—nte wheat trade today Is very dull and prices are Is. to la. per qr. lower. Spring corn is also lower in value and ads but little demand. The supply of grain Is ipnranaae, Dec. 4. —As compared with lad weak. what was se. down on top, and 3s. down on average Barley Ida 6d. up on top, ended. up on average. Oats were same on top, and bd. up on average Beans ware la down on top, and ls. Dd. down on average. Wheat, 50s. to 76a ; barley, Us. to 13a; 0011, Us. Od. to 375. ; beans, 16s. to 635. cArTLK —Bum:Nonni, Dec. 6.—dye received • very tall market of beasts fhb day ; the condition by no means Ona.rate. The beef trade ruled slow; lower prices submitted to. The supply of sheep was fair, the trade by no mean, active ; late rates barely realised. Calves a fair time ot year supply ; 00 alteration in quotations. The number of pigs was only mode rate ; • fair clearance made. Beef. 54d. to did. per lb.; ir Mon, Sid. to Bid. .• veal. Id to 70. per lb. ; bacon pigs, Ss. to M. 9d. per score ; pocket ditto, Is to Bs. ed. Baisrot, Dan s.—We had a full aunty of beef at our market today, and much larger than battoday, week. There was a numerous attendance of buyers, and trade was rather more active, at a slight Improvement In prices. Inferior samples exchanged hands at from sda to Ora per cwt. The Irish consignment, of fat cattle numbered upwards of 100 heed. The supply of sheep was rather shorter, best wethers changing hands at from did. per lb. and in •few cases and ewes and inferior sorts at from 50. to Oci. per lb. We had rather a limited supply of store cattle. The supply of pigs from Ireland was short, but It proved quite sufficient for the demand, the trade at the present being very dull and prices drooping. Some descriptions sold at fia per score. There wes a moderate show of horses, and trade showed a Little non activity than has prevailed of late. Norrinagall, DitC. s.—There was • pretty good show of boasts, though Last quality was somewhat scarce, and sold at from Si. to Si. Od. ; second ditto, from 7a. to Bs. Ws had a good supply of sheep, which realised from 1314. to 7d. per lb. for best sorts, and quality of a second description front fld. to 6Ki.k./ short supply of 'di sold at from 71d. to Bd. the lb. pigs fetched from Ga. to 6a per stone, and bacon pigs from os. to es. 64. Stock at market : Wednesday, beast; 3011; sheep, 1,020 calf, 1: pigs. 03 . - - - - • EDIEBUEUR, DEC. 6.—The number of cattle this meriting was larger than oa this day oe'nolght, there being 6th, or an increase of 73 bead. The demand was good, but the prices of last week were barely maintained. Top price, ils. 9d. ; current, Bs. I 85. 601. ; middling and inferior, as Ed. to 7s. lid. per stone. The supply of sheep was more than last week, the number being 6,636, or 503 more. Sales were slowly effected at prices stun the same as on Wednesday last. Extreme top price, 7.1.; current, bad. and down to ed.; ewes, 6d. to 6661. per lb. Fed pigs brought 6s to Oa. per stone ; six to eight weelos old ditto, 105. a head. Mee Par Iler. Total, Total. 1424LWATS. as... gangers. aerates. 1817. 1611. Week ending Sept. 7. Great Southern et India 144 783 433 1,111 02 Week ending Oct. 6. liadrae,.oath Westllne. as 7,200 7,220 North Weet Wan 1,449 1,491 Week ending Oct. 20. San Paulo BrattLan B4 385 2,701 3,0123 Ditto Oct. 27 Week ending Oct. 20. Bahiaand Sea Francisco Week ending Nov. It, Orand " Trunk et Canada LITT 30,616 29.303 _ _ 801 804 847 1,113 1,017 Week ending Nos. 18. S.Austrianlzentiarely&C.L (South Austrian Line ..1090 8,693 51,409 61,197 96,422 Upper Italy (including the Venetian Lines) ..1401 21,643 22,460 44,297 51,321 Week ending Nov. 24. Londou,Tll9nry,4Boutliand 900 460 1.272 1,189 Week ending Nov. 25. Belgian Beatern Junction. 184 134 2711 327 383 Week ending Nor. in. Belfast and N. Counties — 1,110 1,017 2,127 2,105 Dublin and Meath 35 145 141 286 292 Londonderry a Celerass . ask 185 137 322 30'9 Week endlner Nov. 30. Brecon and Merthyr 72 312 1,064 1,313 1,111 North Easton 1229 18,010 64,640 73,180 70,466 Week medlar Dee. 1. Saha and County MOM i ll 446 308 712 603 Be Ma Bristol and sts, 3,027 3,373 8,470 6,170 Oreat Basins Wag 14,465 21,314 35,789 33,C28 Oreat Weaken 1344 29.749 ,40,404 70.417 87,347 North 36411* 7624 9,152 10,627 55,84.2 24,727 Rear your infanta with DO BARRY'S RIVALINTA CHOCOLAT, FORDO, in tins cd 12 cum i. ; 24 cups, Se. end.: 42 cups, 64 288 cups, 205.: 676 cups, 45e., or one penny per cup. It is more delicious, digestible, and nourishing than the beet om centrated beef. Also adapted to sizengthen invalids and delicate ctdldren.—Du Berry and Co., 77, Regent-quadrant ef., London. and all grown and chandsta. —(Advarttaanaeaßl I ' ail to* si