The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-17 00:00:00

I, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY I THE POLICE COURTS. Prisoner-Elm sit ; about 9 o'clock in the morning in the SHARE LIS T& --(ritis DAY.) London Dock while I wee 'tending b the side of the water. (THIS DAY.) Mr. Paget-Did y ou see th e Lord ? —a w ,--. --e— Prisoner-Yes, your wonbip ;he told me to go in the Tsrek-o'Cuoct. CLERIIIINWELL water. He was standing at the do c k. H e s aid th a t H e Th e ra il way mar k e t i s fi rm to- d ay. Sout h East . had a commission for me. ern stock is in prominent demand, and has risen DIBGLACIMUL DIIICLOBOI2B.-CAPTAIN TUTHILL AGAIN. Mr. Paget-How long have yen bad the commission ? 1 per omit. Midland and Great Northern t;,(•rge 'ferriage sine Stanky, of 3, New Ormond-street, Prisour-Since Saturday night last. Lamb's Coaduitstrest, appeared before Mr. Barker to Mr. Fart thought the prisoner was suffering from have also i m p roved 4, and Great Western and a nswer an irdonnatioa which had been laid against him by an a tt ac k o f d e li r i um t remens. Caledonian . London and South Western Captain Jackson Villiers Tuthill, which charged the dm A gentleman connected with the ship to which the has decli 1 per cent. London and North fradut with unlawfully writing sad seeding a certain letter prieoner belongs said there was no doubt the prisoner was Western stock is now quoted 111 to 4, ez e ..utaining certain threats towards see i n Captain Jackson labouring wider delirium tremens. The prisoner was drunk di, . Great Western, 681 to 4, ex div. • '1 d li en Tuthill, whereby he apprehends be goes in danger for many days in succession and loft off suddeoly on Midland, .- .. s• _ _ ~., of his life or of some bodily harm that he (the defendant) Saturda y night 1a5t. 1 22 to I, ex cilv. ; aranCaguare and will do or Cause to be done to him against the statute, ha, The prisoner here interposed and said-I know what you Yorkshire, 114 to },• South Eastern, 82 Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederick.straet, Gray's-inn- are talking about. You think lam mad, but lam not. to 4, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 104 to loaf, ex read, attended to watch the mu for the defendant, and I have bad a call from God. div. ; London and South Western, 92 to 94, ex pleided not guilty. M r . P age t remanded the prisoner to the Clerkenwell div. • Great Eastern, 45 to 4 ; Caledonian, 1234 Captain Tuthill mid he had received a letter from the de- H ouse of Detention and directed that an inquiry should be ' . I; which contained a threat. The letter was handed rude into the state ' of his mind. to 124 4 ; and Great Northern, 1284 to 1294, ex div, iu, and read through by Mr. Alexander, the chief clerk. The prisoner, as he was leaving the dock, said-You had Some of the securities of the Grand Trunk It was as follows :-•' Lamb's Conduit-street, August 31. better mind what you are about, or you will all be brought Railway of Canada are rather dull. Indian and 1- , ;-1. Mr. Tuthill, alias Jackson-Sir, your conduct this up for judgment. forei lines are inactive. c orning towards your poor unfortunate and Maud g n daughter has quite astounded me. I did not be- ORDINARY MAR® AND lITOCRB. I:eve that ever • father, if he had one par 5d I Pd. I RAILWAY,. I ,C21124"1 I 800 10-07 tide of parental affection about him, could allow A Vicrut To litirromians.-At the Hull Po- .. to 1 p.m. his Arty, uneducated, beastly Irish w— to insult his legi. lionoourt, on Thluldef, a young and rsaPectahle•loohing 110 1 611 iltbaasWaadta°ll7ll. - - tioiste daughter, whatever unfortunate position you and girl, named Elias Foster, was plead at the bar charged on i at. 100_„1107110,14 Tine em •••• r_ your wife have through your drunken conduct placed her remand with stealing • locket and other trinkets, the pro- , 10f 1 00 ' lkid°6 l:r talia. ..: al 06 - - . io. Now, sir, I will say something as regards myself- party of her mistress, Mrs. Cockeyes, Oaboroe-atreet. The .es sos /c . w . 0 .. l23} 124/ :14 Your daughter I love and will protect as long as I have prosecutrix, • Quakers's, laid that a short time ago she en- les all (fork and Bandon - blood is my veins. Your bombast will not frighten me- gaged the prisoner as • domestic servant. She was to come lln e (browse 6 2 -. had I been present when you collared my servant this even- a month upon trial, and during the period of prisoner's 10 all Do. • I •oodiv. until 11 - ..... mg I would have made your long body have measured the engagement, prosemitrix found many small articles out of In_ 2 ,Po.B l ix .. iskel4 to S. r - pavement." their usual and proper place. On Sunday, September 4, e° um sad News June Es le an 'Doadee.P•rthAtAhd.rn II 17 - Captain Tuthill uid it was the last sentence that had Mrs. Cockalne noticed that the Prisoner's Pocket was "Sy O. IN lidisbnighsadOlmgow 87 80 ad - been held that contained the threat, and on that he relied. bulky, and she followed her upstairs , where the girl went ne. Ma •Gbetiow sad S.Wmtern 106 108 ad - Mr. Ricketts submitted that the words relied on could to change her dram. She noticed her take some ankles out lek 100 Weal Imtern Ord. St. 46 MI 0 1 not sustain the information, and asked for the dismissal of the pocket of the dress shelled Oaken off and pot them in Oa 111 I Do, • Stook - - -. ,f the summons,. the one she was then wearing, end afterwards pronclark L lo ° No. S. "It 5a. 116 . 2 04 74 - Mr. Barker said the threat had not been made out to examined this pocket and found • locket, • steel ring, Ire, e .gt• m i ne , theet a matig onhert artheigeitlenn 1* - tra - tee inns satisfaction , and dismissed the summons. in it. They belonged to her, and she ultimately mot for a "'" ,__ M. 10 Do.• 1 • ree. no div. an. 138 119 139 f Mr. Ricketts ' said these proceedings were only instituted policeman and gave her into ' custody. When Whites.= It 100 D 0.2 0286 alspaldß 127 130 - out of a feeling of spite, and asked for costs. made the charge, poisoner said in prosecutrix's hearing, " I Oa NM Ot. South& West (Imo 00 IN -) Mr. Barker made an order on Captain Tuthill to pay 11, em guilty ; I have • propensity for stealing, and cannot let at. 1100 argot Ws Hi On ad OH 0 ad costa, an order which was at once complied with, anything pass ma' Prosecutrix recommended prisoner to at . 10 e Inalkour YeLOGAJI46 - - _, - - Mr. Berridge was next charged with assaulting Miss Annie mercy, be lie ving that she had suffered sufficient punishment gts 100 D°. 8 • 01 • Wales. •• • el 100 De. W. MIL-Oxford 47 48 xd 471 ad - Brown, " the young lady, with whom Captain Tuthill is already. Mr. Foster, the prisoner's father, gave his De 1M Do. D in o. If 87 ad - cohabiting. daughter an excellent character, and th e was discharged oa ga. JO lie . Do. Ifemlord 99 001 - Mr. Ricketts, as before, appeared for the defendant finding two sureties for her future good behaviour. -Hull lg. ; 100 /aneeddrs& yorhastre 114 1164 111 Miss Annie Brown, a showily-attired women, said-I Herald. Bt. 100 London and Blackwell It OS - reside at 50, Bernard-street. Russellequare. Mr. ' Berridge THE fit .100 DEATH OF A BOY FROM STONE THROWING. l Lon., tn.& &Coast 10 1.42 1022&North Wean. 189 came to my apartments on Monday, th e I2th of September, -On Thursday night an inquest was held at Poplar H St. 100 as - IM. 100 Igedo landon n alloy. 11 41 - 1114 1111 105 and entered • room in which I was sitti ng with two children gaol on the body of T. Mille 11 years of age, who met his et. 100 ILoodocaSouthireeken ft 116 24 and two servants. He mired me by th e throat w ith his death under the circumstance' mentioned in our columns es. 150 Illaa.,Bbet.,sLbscolsol Of Of 635 3 left hand and doubled his right and placed it in my face, yesterday. On the conclusion of the evidence the jury re. ft al 1 00 77 00 and alloo - ••-• - He said, '• You —, if von move I'll take your life!" t urne d the following verdict :-"That the deceased died i lll4 i m_ i 1 Do. Do VOW* 106 106 - 111. 100 Metropolitan 1052 - and he accompanied ibis by threats of • similar nature , from fractures of the shall, caused by being flung from • ~,, we I D o . N ew — - He held me for two minutes or more, all the time uttering horse, and trampled upon, in consequence of • blow from sa, i.e 'Midland • 125 left :01 1 threats. I gave hint no answer. I was very week, and stones thrown by certain boys, but whether the said stone Ole all Do. New - - - had only just got out of b e d. I h ave b e e n ill ever since was thrown maliciously or otherwise there in not sufficient It 110 Do Orm. il Derby M 100 - from heart disease. His conduct brought on that disease, evidence to prove;" and the jury requested that the police fe en Inds GC 0 0 flied.• • • - - - lie shook me, and said, " I will have your life." The alarm should be communicated with and urged to fellow up the * ga ag ail l ang lhsi Stares •• - -' '''' - - -. _ of the servants brought • lady to my &leagues, and then p resen t cas e an d to take steps to put an end to the too fn. lia a n: Jed isos ,660 Mr. Berridge desisted. I thought it was a burglar in the quent practice of nue throwing in the public streets. 86. lel I Nerth - place. He said if I moved he would be the death of me, - MANSLAUGHTER ON THE SOUTH-DEVON RAILWAY. ill 1110 IDe Effin,Perth,Dund III kJ and I thought he would have been. M. 100 N. lastern-Basirlek Mr. Ricketts-Do you live with Captain Tuthill as his' - A short time since a waiter awned Sutton, who had as let Do 0. N. B. Pam- - - - wife' attended a diaper et Star-cross, was assaulted is the train by 0100 D o . less 64 66 641 Miss Brown-I live with him as his housekeeper, but I where he re- 100 some young men whilst returning to Exeter, B4. Do. York 93 Is -• immediate 116. 10 De. Carilabi - - rantdon't tell you whether Idoso as his wife, as that is irrele- aided, receivin g su c h in j uries as ta req uire is au Do. g tosk o Dartmo Zs 304 medical attendance. He lingered until the present week,_ to the question at issue. - ' Mr. Ricketts-Did Captain Tuthill's daughter find you in when be died from the effect" of th e ill-usage to which be a t 3 De ' n .., a _ d ° ~.....,3 96646. • :. • . • 9 71 os te )(;: - bed with him at her mother's home? had been subjected. An inquest was held on Thursday and i ii . Ina g:ah' t en don """'-'' 123 lb - Witness-I &clipe to answer the question. (To the • number of vita:mass examined, who deposed that the to 3 1 D s . N ew - magistrate)-Am I bound to answer the; question ': assault, from the effects of which the old man died, was 9t. 100 , North Staffordshire.- 74e 76* - Mr. Barker said that she could please herselL committed by Mr. Thomas Arsoott, son of Mr. Armen, 10 M I N. dS. Western Jug. 104 11 80. 110 ,Scottish Central - Mr. Ricketts-How many years have you been cohabiting ae„ uthernktrja Exeter . The Jury returned a verdict of 61. 100 'Scottish B.F. Abe, Sit - - - - with Cur. Tuthill' ter against Thomas Ancott." The court was - -, much excitement, le ek I " au !gh is emitiah ,,,,b aq iiidiand &m.i,..a pt - _ -. Witness-I decline to answer, as it is irrelevant to the ..f amily crowded, or me accusal oeingrugniy nepotist:ie.- western U. 100 Shropshire Unto* 57 00 zd - Morning New., U. 190 Sou th Devon 55 27 - Mr. Rickette-It was in consequence of what was eon IL NM 'South Eastern between you and Capt Tuthill that the suit for judicial A Flamm KILLED BY A Bosa.-Mr. Joseph as. los . 8. yorarh. o River D lOl 106 _ separation was instituted in the Divorce Court ? Parrott held an inquest on Wednesday lest on the body u a15..w 0 u n k,,,,, * . e 3 g - Witness-Yes, and you stated so last week, and you had of Mr. Joseph Brie., of Great Kimble, sear Aylesbury, It 00 'Taff Vale - - Cross-examination continued-Kerridge came to Captain of the deceased's farm labouren, it appeared that on the at. HO Iva. at Beath - Tuthill's house to take away • child. I don't know whose 6th Met, his master took • whip and endeavoured to drive 5 ra!w vic,,, m tmillist a iL mt 161166 - - - - child that was. It might have been Mrs. Ayre's child. • number of pigs out of the yard. Amongst these was aR .Ng . ere* c ord Kilk enn y.-34 0 f There is • child there now, but I shall not tell you its boar. He struck it with the whip, on which it became in. sa mo ,W.HargloL Harb.l AL - ii-i I - - name, or whether it belongs to Captain TatbilL Mrs. twisted, ran at him, and knocked bin: dove, causing him BRITOIL P0582261021L Ayres is the captain's daughter, and she objects to me to fall into • ditch close by, where it gored him in • most u . i gd. . 1 MAILWATIL I OWN( prism' Salsa. and to ell of us. I was in the kitchen when filet:dal manner. He died on the 13 th inst. Tbe injuries ""' Berridge entered the room; he seized the child and handed inflicted on the deceased were a severe lacerated wound in 10 d all • " 6 ° 45 ° ila Id a lls° 67 19 ad - 115. 100 Born.ber.dala.g.66.c.. 003 100} 100 it out. I had • bull dog in the kitchen, but I did not set it the palm of the hard, • severe wooed several inches long 20 10 D , a z 22 . kite d p. _ upon him. I wish I had. I did not grin: Berridge. Mr. and deep on the under pert of the lot thigh, another on all ell 'Buffalo & Lake Huron 0 - Berridge did not say to me, "If you have boasted that you the left leg lieu the knee, and another between the elbow to sll Do. Preference g can fight soy person in the Haymarket, you will not fi ght and the wrist of the ri ght arm. Verdict accordingly. 100 100 Hag., Brant&Goderk — h - me. lam certain I did not strike his Dose or cause blood ALARmING OCCURRENCE AT THE OXFORD POST- ' 0 1). e 9 . 13 . 3 9 3.1, ISM 75 90 - leloo 100 Do. do. Jody 1, 160 15 80 come. OinC2-00 moraiog this week, as • clerk in the Oxford 100 'lOO Do. d . June I, len 75 80 - Ellen Hicks, of a, Sonthborough.read. Victoria-peek. Port-office sou engaged in the ordinary duty of stamping the B . 101/ C ap d fillsteenap.o.g. 65 100 - Hackney, said-I am • servant in the employ of Mrs. Tee hitters, which I:adjust arrived by the mail, he was alarmed fit. 100 Caps T. & Dockelp. •g. 96 96 - - hill, the wife of Captain Tuthill. 1 was at 50, Bernard- hy • loud explosion, resembling that of a gun, taking place 100 ' all Denieraretp.c.per.preil - - - street shoat half - put 7, sitting in the kitchen, when end- in one of the letters. The room was immediately filled with 0. 'lOO Mat Bengal in. 6do ll6 102 - denly the door opened, end Mr. Berridge walked in and smoke. and great consternation was of course produced It i 100 .Let 1 1 d,r,.tionli do 054 1004 100 1 1 picked up a child, sad weed it to some one behind him. amongst t h e employes until the cum of the explosion wanes. -i.e . oratt o p ro w, o y C oo ig 71 1 ro - _ Mr. Berridge shut the door and shook his fist, and said to ascertained. It appus that one of the letters contaiud a 100 ,an , Do.Equip.M.B.„Op.ct 91 11.1 - the complainant, •• You b-, I should like to take you life." large number of caps, made of gunpowder, and that the 100 ' all Do. ass prat. Bonds 11 TI -He caught hold of her and shook her. operation of stamping can about twenty of them to ex- 100 all Do. do. deterr ed 51 48 - Cross-examined by Mr. Rickum-Mrs. Tuthill has lived plode. The clerk was slightly burnt about his hand and 100: all, De. tad wet Bonds 6B 0 - is 3119 993 " rooms with 31191 Brown and Captain Tuthill for arm, but, beyond this, no in j ury, fortunately, bas been done. 100 I all . Do. do. defamed 0 IS - two or three days. Miss Brown did not strike the deltic- Th e pilrd met Stock authorities have instituted an investigatioc mis, 0. dos deterred wary 'so so Ds - dant. He shook her violently. into the &fele-Oxford Chronicie. 100 I all i Do. 4th pref. Stock ,29 31 Priscilla Halley, of 50, Bernard-street, said-I am sir. THE BANTRY MURDER.--CONPUSION OF THE 10 , all i Do. do. deferred, 17 29 - - rant to Miss Brown and Captain Tuthill. Oa Moodie asuoprogg,_iph • perpetrator of this murder has confessed 16. 100 Great Indian Peninsula. 001 101 evening the door niddealy opened and Mr. Berridge entered his guilt. It will be remembered that a man named Denial eel° 12 2 , po p "' V a r . 6 S ° o l ' ma i It a G . : - and took the ch il d * Mies Brown said, " Tam% t ake awa y Croon: was exantieed, and swore positively that he knew na - i n , - i nt. i o f tau .. s o. at. - the child," when Berridge said, 'Yo n I'll hazese 99 - nothing of the murder, sod was not in the neighbourhood on 6, - . inn : D o . ag p agsso - a.. - - your life if you move an inch !" --She took two steps the day it was committed. The police, however not believ- in. s 1 Do - •-• towards him and he then caught bold of her and shook her. log his statemeot. ma d e forth* i nqu i r i es, aid have f oun d tot a n e t Western 0/ Canada of to ,9 ; 10 He next mind her by the neck. ,ma lOSAIa - that Cronin passed the place about the time the crime was 10 2 id I Des New By Mr. Ricketta-I did not hear my mistress call Mr. perpetrated. Yesterday he was re-arrested on • charge 100 all 1 De 1 a1916 . 0 . ° Y• 1873 1 Se 91 - Berridge bad DAMN, nor see her scratch his noes. She did 100 ! all . Do. do. no. 1877 8 51 64 of perjury, which fact becoming k nown to the murdered to , 2 lam. .. Branch Luakaa ! ow par - say that she would let the dog at him. Mrs. Tuthillte,...bas sleptman's son, who had been in custody since the discovery et is I I i D o . N ew ' - - Brown in the same room with Captain Tu t h ill e nd '"' the crime, it took each an effect upon him that be innate is. 140 Madras guar. 6p. cent. 90 100 100 for some nights : diately confessed to baying murdered his father. It proves is. 1150 i Do, do. 0 d 0.... 96 04 - Mrs. Jane Ann Villiers Tuthill said-I reside at 8, to have been • most cold blooded transaction, be having M. lte : Do. do. 44 do.-. 88 90 - Southborough.road, Victoria-park, lam Captain Tut- followed hie victim over two miles, watching • favourable 30 ' 2 ' Do . Filth I°6°l°6 ' - - - bill's wife. I went on burro's to Bernardatreet opportunity to take his life. The only reamers he assigns St .100 Mello. Corp. 6 per e. MI - - 10 I alt Melb. andllobsan'sßar 166 00 - - time, t° 666 m y husk aml. I he d b een 91 " m 9° ' D '' for committing the murders that his father eras a bad toss. 10 at li,g ruo ,2o so , e i s .a2ll g a - Miss but I can't say how many days. I beard __ swam ,. Eug k . al .100 6.71..01Can.6p.c.1etp.8. SG 53 - Brown scream, and I went to the room and saw Mr. A PRIZE FIGHT IN IRELAND. -A letter from et 'lOO Salade. sue ether Oi" 99 140 - child, Berridge with his hands round her throat. I mid "Poor .. :-••T be very .. mt ,__., of public wkn IL 1100 ' Do. Delhi do. 5B 100 - let her alone, or she will faint." ad th e did faint Mr. Dublin says : To limited h in P°rtiaa = hia - fie I 2 1 Do. do. do }Ms gar - Kerridge was very violent, and he made use of bad lea- Im e s wen cham p ion mete et England , . without aa g e Ig. 11l 1100 Do. Puniest, do 6l 10 - gunge, and said be would do for the poor child (Miss Brown) , any feelings of detestation for such exhibitions, are on qui 0. 1120 ' Do. ladna 84.F10t. do. 94 96 we sine ; when and where will Mace and Coburn meet on Inch JOINT STOCK RANRIL Mr. Ricketts-You have written to the newspapers, deny ing that von have resided with your husband at Bernard- . t... :11 is the subject of much speculation among them. At Nal gh. 1 Rams. I nit I Cl. prima. I late& wooer time, no doubt, the interesting it:formation will street. Will you say what you mean by being there some day, ? be !wile known on this side the Channel ; but unless con- Winn e 10 ° A r a l Mait e n nan .47 4 114 111 144 0000 60 Do. New (as. 30 P. l II - - - - Witeess-No, I decline to answer. I must decline to sidemble caution is ozonised, and it is only imparted to • a es. 10400 so VAIL.. I 5 Ole km - answer bow many days I have been in the bows. lest few, the fight will never take plane in this country. The 50,000 ICC celassAliverpooll 15 ll 0 611 1 Mr. Ricketts-You have been to the Divorce Court, and constabulary, there is reason to believe, will strain every DOM 100 Do. New 3O 16 27 me - bierto prevent it. They have been so often rebuked of late, 150,000. 10 Angie Austrian by e the and th e law 'lid regarding their ineffi- 20 . 00 0 10 AoB l . l toLso iLlositedi 8 4 Os Oat et _. Since then and sow has not your husband been living in . MI 73 74 adultery with Miss Brown at Beroard-sereet, where you are crime in the detee . tion of crime, j that they are resolved to seize Wen 4 ° duearalalla 7,600 0 . Do. New . - on this opportunity of proving that their organisatioe is not now stopping • ?11.6ee 20 BankontritishColumbh l5 11 21pos - Witimm-I decline to answer the question. lam as much so generally defective as is alleged. The English police are 10,030 25 Bank of a lawyer as you, and you know that thee can have nothing it must be confessed, not always successful in hindering ea- 4000 100 E a u of GeV= e• 1113 102 - scounters of the kind, and it would decidedly be something 0600 20 Bank of Otago (linigell & i} Mb, do with this matter, - Mr. Rickette-Are yea not in the habit of taking a little for their Hibernian brethren to beast of if they could defeat 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (1.) NI 11 114111 290 60 BaakofFictorittAusida 16 111 40 - - too much' this attempt to introduce them here, and mike their 6,000 100 Bank of Wales ;bun. country the battle-ground of each " international" contest 60,000 10 Bank of New Teased , 8 72 8i pm 171- andWitoeis.-I take what Hike to pay for, and so do dukes in which one of the com ba tants. being an I ris h men, holier. duchesses. I decline to my how much I had takenso,ooo 20 Brodlina*Portuguese(l. 10 2 IPm - thathe will not receive fair play in Eogland. Our constalsulary 20,000 60 IS Gab I Californian (L 6 las 4em - day and I also decline to say how long I em going to stay in the same apartments with Captain Tuthill and Min f is being stimulated to exert itself on this 04041100, 10.000 60 B r iLab N. Amenca - - BOW!). too, by a portion of the prey which is already dilating upon 53,800 10 C. bk. lactla,Aus., Chios all 36 38 Miss Brown said that was her case. the degrading character of prize-fights. It remains to be ee 7 : ooo nne 16 W ' oteet. Do. Ifee lin ef e logie.ae. all a .1 6 0 17 pm = teen whether the cunning of the ring will prove a match for '' Mr. Packette, for the defence, said undoubtedly his client the peewit. . eog mad of the constabulary. 10.000 25 Do. New - Hi 000 100 City had gone to the house of Capt. Tuthill (or Cant Jackson HE R S P Ida* 100 colonist BKLFAST 10T8.- TRIRE OF THE ROTLS- ,26 I 41 43 - as 12, was generally known), at the request of hlre. Ayres, ' ...-,„___,_ _,___t 9 10,000 Is cum . Rana of DA* As . di . 6 6 pft, .... to regain possession of her child , whom Captain Tuthill and TAIIT SRI ? VARVENTE2B. Lumina) morning , soon the complainant had got and refused to let her have ; but so o'clock, the ship carpenters of the Protestant ponnasion 160 4 00 090 100 10 ~......CourLdalld.._, „Bank. (L : 4 1 6 %pm 101 10 far as the alleged assault was concerned, his client utterly employed at the Queen's Island struck work. The men ! Z oo° so r i Z i. "7 .o 7:,r o r ( s wotted . Us ' 1 1 4 e t piadts - denied it. He went there solely for the porpoie of bad an interview with Mr. Wolff, ad alleged that the 6o ,00e 0 F rn Esc tr:Lini) 1 I }dß 1 - restoring the child, and in doing so acted under Romeo ca th olic workmen , ' t o . th e number of . forty th o: t.ilcoe 20 .aste . katiaLt.thand all nO Yl-1;" the instructions of his legal adviser. Mrs. Ayres fifty , had been acting as spies upon t h em of ,l oos a0 _ ....... . ,00 le_ English and _ . Sweetish aastaad (L 10 16 Ldla_e paa pin i • 141: ad rtarted to the child being brought op to see his greed- riots. and, by picking pp stray snatches . conversation r. !,,,',.,, !!! 16 se __ New o4oMl fatter's and grandmother's immorality, of which ample relating to the recent disturbances, had given informs- ;;;'," r !„ w e'2e- ww.agep. a.; u le a - 7 pm eel gt - proof had been given to-day from their owe admission. The Lion to the authorities, . and by such means caused the arrest ;, : , • onz , ion "' ''"'', - c.rnilainant and her witnesses had sworn that Mr. Ker. of several of then body for bele concerned in the fight with - ' --- ' - New m a n.* * .. 6 10 oil - r. g of that dreadful 'cid. 12.0 00 0 0 Icco° I mper i a l B t . lo 16 :.7 Mai - ioe was alone in the room with the door shut, and that the navvies, and in oth_e! scenes ..arland ..d Wolff p r e b eL id 3, 10,000 60 Iml.Bk.of etdoa. w &e.,(L 6 1 Oldle, 4 they did not see Mr. Berridg e or his coachman, but he (Mr. 1 7 30 7 demanded that 116661 . a 11 re st nom , 17 P..rk•tta 1 would show that the door was wide epee slither me demesne the Roma n They catholic,. 4,070 told that their ' UN" le listens] Mennen 2 , 6 , ,L00 ... 60 !nternatloaal Beak (L )' 16 2 3pm - Ito. h-rridge was in the room and that Mr. Berridge employers would not be dictated to as whom they should ail tg 20 - committed no assault, but was assaulted by the mom - or should not employ. After vconsiderableresume merelydid daring . mow yo r oo d mort.ltk. ladia(L , 4 j 12pm, 661 strvai.ta who had been examine-3 evidently were well to- i the day. The news of this untoward event mimed • great i WACO 60 Lon.Bk.ofMsztoo,lo(L 5 13 Pell - tom). st,cl were of Course compe ll ed to say what Captain l l deal of - e'xcile ent in the teem mit wu feared that the move- I leen 100 tom Bank of Scotland .L, It las I, m. - . •o,ote HO London and &Whoa ,', 0 8 pail - T...t , ,i1l and the complainant told them. And, as to Mrs. Id ra nd to o th er ya rds, sad to other employments, It 14 pm , Tothill. who had bad the audacity to enter the witness box, aa me s ° re t 7l as °u leed eite to &pother mil .. Daring venterd 4 bow- 6 . °6° IC9 baaß • 4ll ' 6°&iallate 'l ° left their l &int, Pre7Callti 99 ' 9°6 29 199' New, lea . Ipm 6 2 I pai r - sin) tad sew n th at she h a d not b. living w i t h her hue- . ever, DO other workmen . .emp to ens I 6,060 100 L0u., 81r..1 S. . IL) It par 1 pin •,-. I ~,•1 :stele, but had merely been there on business for • lare glad to state that . 50,000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of AIWA. all were taken by the authorities, but we . . ssi 244 - disorders took place, and, so far ea we saw or heard, 1 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L. 11 - - Pil l -. tear her id days, whilst her servant swore that she bad I the b° _IO 70 71 71 - b -^n at the card-lilt's house only two days and two nights, streets in the °Tea 41 presented no P i • moo 100 Loa. IlanstgiCon.o.l 13 1 dis purl - ). - i.•og in the same room as Captain Tuthill, - b e 1 soh is lamentable that in the most prosperous town in Ireland . caused by tartan animosity, should ' Winn° 60 I .°° 49 ° 3 ° 1119 34 ° 0 - •• a a 49 61 • • ~4 in ono c-rner of the room, aod she in au armchair , ii..ther part of the room. This only showed the value to I - which gi v e, . , 12000 20 London& South Aldo= all 22 24 - tak h e p aa leee_ aaca Wetru'iii, h o wev er, that better counsels will ' 79.099 inn le e- 9911 N°rther° ( 1 .: 10 1 die Fermi - i... , ttsclied to their teetimooy. The landlady of the house ' Prow", end that • fi rm w suc h • l arge ""U" o f I SAW 100 1.011. IS. WOWTD (UM 20 I 3pm l, i two other respectable and disinterested witnesses would i employment t at god wages will not have to suffer is this , 60,000 100 Lou. 2 Westminster -. 1 ot og my 97 he ••,1(..d. and t h e i r evoke . would far outwe i gh the ee r. way. .f such proceedings go on trade will positively be 1 10.000 100 Merchant liankiLlta.) 171 7 9Pm - 'I.o-. o f ' se t tamp.. as had already h os . ....m a d , an d I drives f the town, _and capitalists will be dread to come I * o 00 Wircentile * Zachanii . 16 3 0 Ped - 1,-1 20,000 60 Do. hew - %I r. Ricketts) could have no doubt that the learned ma-Ito Belfast - Honor"; " 4 " 9. 10.000 100 metro. st Prov. Bank (L. 10 14 00 - CRYSTAL PALACL -A choral festival of 5,000 : t ow 100 midieed bank (1.a ... ) W • ' ' ... .n. 11,1 dismiss the 0-0111110011. • 1.- :andloAly and other witnesses having been called, who voices will be bald at the Crystal Palace on Saturday, the I 10,000 100 National of I.lrool lO 62 61pet - - c'' , nu,' Mr. Ricketts' statement, 24th inst., under the dilution of Mr. G. W. Martin. The _ lO lO. OOOOOO OOO 1 2060 00 N2, l4 .. ..P li ro osa l tu ltaMa kiarai..24w at: 42- _:, -r. Barker dismissed the complaint. I first part of the programme will consist of choruses, I - anthems, and chorales : the seemed of madrigals ea- a" , i 40,050 10 New Zealand (10001 1 idle 0111 - THAMES. I ti ona l pert songs, it s, some of which are for four treble s, 1 0000 20 North Wester 5 4 a pm, A DONOMANIAC. and will be rang by 1.000 vetoes to a pare. Her Majesty h as , 0,400 26 Orient& Bank Corpora. all 684 AS .19 ek ~. ~ .• ••,a1 c) , lpman. a sailor, who appeared in • very Cx .....a , •ie and restless condition, was brought befog Mr. I graciously accor h tl . Mr. Mania permission to include in the 1 10,000 60 Provin.flankingeorp.(L 5 le Mae - pored by the late lamented Prince ' 10. 0 00 160 Frovirio. 0 Irstand_..., 16 06 PI , -• l '""t. , hsrlio.<l with attempting to drown himself in the C Tre oa t r : r m a me eil te c e h arge c*ln o f a d m i tmo i i , w ill b e re d uce d t o is., I 37, 400 101. ' 1 4, 0 Dead Ca is 1 1 41 0 11 k !Andra I rock. , 0000 26 South Anotralla aa ' 36 86 1 - . 11 . being the only Is. Saturday is the year. th - • afternoon being 10 000 te South Eastern (Lm.) Mr. J..bo Hurley, iaba " Diat ' of High-gireek Shad --"' general holiday , large employers of labour will, no doubt, i 10 : 000 100 Stand. of B. & Able III 4 8 psi - 'le:il that, at 9 o'clock on Friday morning he saw the prisoner a arrange for the visit to the Palace of their workpsople. The ; 4,460 100 Do. do. n -.. , wratelr jump into the water. He gave an alarm, and e•sa rest off in boats, ad with grapnels and drags took training collages tad , o th er educational institutions will be i 10,100 26 Union of A New all 51 63 the icor fellow out of the water. The prisoner aPPmwed largely - represented , and altogether it is anticipated that 1 10,000 100 Cuba ol Indeed ) N 21 11,11 a. ge is 51 se I - ~ .", l v g ,, ,, when he was recovered from the water, and if . rthitoidwill.l be. In every seem of the weed, a people's shoal i WA* Se Una° ° I ° l ° o DUltke. nett attention had not been paid to bin he would have ''"" Dom& IPgI U. poises. 11 Salsa. P - r .n.ed. I HT. JAMES'S HALL-Professor Anderson will give !Na I Ina I M r I•Aget asked the prisoner what he had to My to the his mooed morning . performance this day, at 3 o'clock-the 1.0116, at it at nog Wag ladle .110 us 155 - chi, ie. I World of Mag i c, ad Second Sight by Miss Anderson . lIL 14 1 0101 Fleettall ZottE•l 6- .- - P,nner-The Lord ordered me to do it. CRYSTAL PALLOR. - 0115 SHILLING DAL -. ' 9 ' 222 ,. 579 ' 22 , 11 . 5t *6 6 1 66 . 1 "16. °5615t ....1 ete1ita ' 1 " . 67 • N M" Paget-The Lord ordered y ou to do it ? Whim did FRIDAY, strr. 16. - Admiewleas on payment, 2,621; mem: ID itr iata r a '''' lie 186 IST He order you to do this ? aro by mason tick*, 6 77; IMO, 2,701, 6,200 10 I De. New I 1 - - - THE EXPRESS, SAMDAti "EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1864. BRITISH IMES. Oaadtima Om Odd, L adverting Mord Ass]. Deak Dow. O. swalle Con. (ravtillk) lot Mara 011opr) BM Owed= Mast Cara IV, fait Fre; ;lig I W. Zussell (Tavlaik ). ChembierL Greet Limey (L dealt loath Told= imited); O. W. Vex Gem (lietetee) 1 ent, Ig,i - . 4 . 7 a , ....4 . IbuU Valley D° ( Un wsa y Lam* ,lnyudy Iron On 1 Nnelin I tifyssies LNO Dowm' ' , North Yukio, N. North Wised IPTOSW Untied Providence (U. Want) & Cer&4oo (114.0eart I & W. remixes illtauayi Wray Put The Prat West Buset (Mops) W. pardon (Usissad) I West Murton Wb. Beret ( Mogan) Wb. Boller (Bedrulk) Mira LadonotNt .Dlsrvta Mural Betas (Meekes.) wn. Wheat Balsa misinny (Usk.) No. 6b. I Ocarmaxi. BISIO L Angtoahrlcaut ILMS 25 I ,llmiraUm 16, la I,lootralleall i tr a tt 47,14 • 11 * Berths Waterworks 10, 5 Bombay Gas ( 6,110 00 'British Arserken Lead 1116.76100 IL 'B. a L Mag. Tel. (1.1, 1 M5OO 10 British Indian Tea (LI 11.910 11 w Quads 110, 10 Banadfan=r(L) 24. SS 20.006 26 gro a t eci c a. " l2.Preg.iL 20.000 50 ;City Ohms (Lan.) • 40,00 10 'City of AfricanMer.(l4 60,0001 50 !CommerelalUnlon(lna 10,000 MI . Coneslidatod DM.. eL 17,6001 50 'Continental Utt.Oas(Ll . 60,000 160 OoatractCoruratio a( 12.001 U Ooss.M.lng.,PreL7eg.e 10,000 SO 'Credit Fonder 10.0001 50 Do. of Mauritius (L ) 000 1 10,000 50 Credit Mobiller 1000164 IL Gluts! Palau 1 10000 Do. Protarenos 277.0000 lit. Do. 6 r e = th rb 1 10, 100 Damon 20,0001 al IL Indian Finsnelalb 60,000 20 IL ladle Irrigalois, 109.0011 0 I L Trd.(l. 1116.2714. St. Illectric Telegraph 19,0001 5 Rim end Au. Copper 20,000 60 Ilinglieh&Foreisin ere& ukooo 100 ling.&Scottishltarils. IL 76,090 23 ,Finamial Corporatioa. 6,000 60 Financial Discount (L) 20,000 50 rarer& Warehouse (L. 10,000 1 SO Gallium (Limited) .. 116,0001 10 G.Crelltalin.of Lon.(L 10,0001 16 Oen. *um Navigalkm 20,000 50 Horne& Zloloolal Aa(L) 100,000 1 10 lindem'aßay 100,0001 SS Imp.&ller.Cdt,Ass. (L) 25,900 2 Indian Carrying (L s . 110,000 II !Internat. Finao.Poo. (L. 100.000 10 1 Internal land Clod! 50,009 so Malian Inig. (00. 6,v.)11000000 1* I Do. Sp. c. Ills. r. 1070 00.000 50 ,JointiltockDisonat(L.) 50.000, 60 land Securities (Lina.) 20,000' SI 'Loud. African Tra 20.000', U Locid.andCaledon.M , 12,0001 5 Lond.lastrtet Tele& ) 50,000 55 Leed. Rua. AIM ) 20,0001 50 Do. New 176,0001 6 lead.o.onusibuC.(L) 10,000, SO 'Lund., Halloo, etc..Bft. 5,000 1 10 Lood.Mer. DisoDunt() 0.0001 10 :Lond.ProvinciaLMarbo 110,00 10 'Madras 'reign a 6,111111 000 10 1 Do. 10.000. 26 ' Marine InvestmeutiLl 12.500 SO :Mauritius Lead,ac.(L. 12,000. 10 !Mehl Erten. Tel (I. 40,000 , 60 Ulibrall Iron Works 11,600 19 'Natal Land& Col C. a BLOM' * ' National DM (Um (L 10,003 60 National Financial (L 110,000.100 N 0100166001 Nar.(le 6,000 10 NerbaddaCosl eh L 'L. 6,000, 10 Do. New 20.0001 U N.Yealand T.&Loaa(L 187,1751. 1 8t N.Brit, A tistrehalana.) : 00.001 SS .N.BriLaMerean.la(L MANI I 'NovaficotaG.andL. .1 ) 10,0911 2 do. 60.0001 SI 'Ocean IlaMne 4ra% 10.000, 0 'Oriental Corareernial(l 10,000 50 ;Oriental Finaneialli 100000' 1 Oriental Ose (uca 60.009 1 I Do. New 60,00 10 lOrleatardeadalsass(L) MOM 10 L Otago & Eithlandhovest. MOW 60 [ Ottoman Unsocial (I ) 10,0031 5 'Ottawa Gas (Limited 11500! 10 • PanamalL.M. Steam(L) sooj 6 Do. 00, 4 00011 0 Peelliv. load& do mia(L) 1111, 10 0001 SO 0 II Penlandar a 0. 116401 Do. New 17,000. 10 'Qubrada L., R., 1L(I 10,000 10 Ithputey Iron 10000 15 Do. New 6.210 , IS Elo J. City Improv. (L ) 10.750 II _ Ditto ditto ... . 16,000 1M 'loyal Mall Won 100,0001. K ,Scot. Loan Invest. (L *OOO. AO Smith, might. 40044 110,000: ID .Soc. ?tuattA' Ltrpto(l. 10,000 M d Aftteso Y et IL IL 14100 15 South A urtrallan Lad 280.02* ' et. Submarine Te o 2 lll o o ,' 37.500 20 Tell.Coostraci.&ll6lo.(lj 100,000 20 IThantsailleremlo.(l)l 10,100 10 iTrestetAgaticiothm.L. *MO 10 ,T. & L 00. al U. Canada 10,000 6 !United IL Wog. Co. (11 60,000 20 • rolves. Ilarine Ina (I. 16,000 10 Upper Moans Tes(Lits 26,00010 Ditto 10,000 30 'Van Diesou's Led 10,000 60 Warrant Thishoo(Lin 10,000 60 I WsoUndlah Pun* L 1 - 41 a —par St 1 idsl i ip. sr o i c I I tea 2 apm 14 17 to 12 1 dla par , 2 2apr • PREFERENCE SHIRES. Great Wi4lllll—West Yid., perpetual 6 per omit pref., optieeal till 1866, 117, ex die. Midlead, Leicester sad Ritchie, 4 par anaL, 911 901. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Antwerp lad Rotterdam, 9i. Balna and Sae Foamier, Um., par. 7 per mat., 15i. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. BnuMnlll.4ll, Bat. 16.—Landon and North Western stock changed hands to-day at lin, and Birmingham Canals at 87 per share. Birmingham Town and District Bank closed at ill to 18t—Dudley and Westbromwich Bank. 71 to 8— Woli erbaroptoo and Btadonletdre Bank, 14 to 15—BI Wagon Preftreuce, par to s prem.—Metropoiltan Wagon, third issue, 1} to It preen.—and Birmingham Alliance YIN, par to prem. Market steady. - MALL —.tut, Sari. 11—Prices were steady, with • pretty rood baldness, C. Compel' and Co.. 64 p.—Con.olidated Bank , W Linalted), p.—Groat Bastern, e gliOreat Northern 130 61 I—Great estern, 6.3—General el 4 y.-11.11nols Central /PO dolt. patiP, 43 d.—Lancashire and orlohfre. 1141—London and North Western. Ill—Manchester and County Bank, p.— Manchester, ithetlield, end Lincolnshire. 63 31 1 I—Metropolitan, 100 41 61—Midland, 130.—Booth Modern, 814 I—Thanes and Mersey Marine Insurance. 41 p.—Ylre Arearaeoe, 11 p.—Northern Union Bank, 116—West Miaand, "Osioird," 47 s A.—National Steam, B d.- Confederate Loan. 631—International, 31 brim Pnf., \a;lol—Ebbw Vale, par, n. FLAG VACANCIES IN THE ROYAL NAVY.—The following promotions will be made in oonsequeuoe of the death of Admiral Earl Cadogan : Henry Eden, on the active list, become. admiral on the same list; Bear-Admiral Sir James Hope, K.C.R., Commander.in- Chief on the North America and West India statioo, be comes vice-sdniiral ; Captains Horatio B. Young. Edward St. Leger Cannon, sod Richard Burridp, become rear-ad mirals on the reserved list ; Captain Frederick Hoary Hut lop Glasse, C. 8., a recipient of Use good service passion, abd in command of the Terror, 16, screw, iroo-cased floating battery at Bermuda, as also of the dock and victualling yards and of the hospital at the same place, becomes rear admiral on the active list. THE YORKAHIRE WATERING-PLACES.—Never, it is said, can it be remembered that the encases of the pretty planes on the Yorkshire coast has been so great as during the present season. The old resorls—Whitby, Scarborough, and Burliagton, have been full to overflowrog, and the thriving offshoot from Scarborough, Filey, has not been able to afford accommodation to the influx of visitor, brought by the new railway arrangements, which for the first time gave to this place the advantage of tourists' tickets. The same measure of unprecedented success has been yielded to Withernsea, Hennes, and Redoar, and not only these, but Saltbaoce-by.the-Sea. Stelae', and Runs wick have bees sought out, and even Robin Hood's Bay has had its fastnesses invaded. Building is everywhere pro. greasing, and promises to make the Yorkshire coast tows, double in sine before the next census. The immense hotels recently reared are found still inrofficient, and as an in stance of the army of pleasureueekers it bas been computed that during last week not lees than 12.000 visitors were in Searborongh alone. . . THE liscresy RIOTIL—An extraordinary charge was brought before the magistrates of Belfast, on Wednes day, against Hugh Sales, an inspector of local police, lie was prosecuted by a moo aimed John Hughes, for having, daring the late riots, turned him out of bin boue on so cio erasion when be took refuge from a mob, and pointed him oat to him pursuers, who then set upon him and unsalted him with violence. The defendant dialed the chugs, and stated that he was preparing to go to bed on the morales of the cocursece, hi■ duties having kept him out all night. It appeared is evidence that no smut yes made of the parties who assaulted the complainant after he was put out. The magistrates committed the prisoner for trial, and refused to swept bail, the offence charged being a felony. 7 e 71 80 92 590 009 06 i 70 ' 16 1 VI 7 7 11 1 7 9 15 14 2 If 31 811 7 71 88 60 4 114 0 8 4 1 5 # 18 411 __ __ MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. There is not much business in the stock and share markets to-day, but the general tendency of prices is favourable. Consols and several of the speculative foreign securities have advanced per cent., and English railways South Eastern stock has risen 1 per cent. A rather severe fall has taken place in Confederate Bonds, on the confirmation of the intelligence previously received of the capture of Atlanta by the Federals. There is a fair demand for money for a Saturday, at 81 to 9 per cent. for good bills. The rate in the Stock Exchange for short loans is 5 to 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 65fr. 85c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 884 to for money, and 841 to for the account (Oct. 11). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88, 4,4; ditto for aocount, 88f, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 864, 4, / ; New Three per Cents., 864, 4,4; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1034, 1044 ; ditto Bonds, 28a. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 101, 1024 I and Exchequer Bills, March, 12s. die. The foreign stock market is firm. Turkish Bonds of 1862, Consolid6a, Greek, Spanish Passive, and Certificates have all risen 1 to 1 per cent. On the other hand, the Confederate Loan is heavy, and has declined 2 per cent. Some of the present quota tions are as follows :—Turkish, 1858, 691 to 69; ditto 1862, 691 to 701; Consolidds, 501 to a ; Greek, 24 to 241 ; Spanish Passive, 32 to ; ditto Certificates, 14 to ; Con federate, 80 to 81 ; and Mexican, 274 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 854 ; Egyptian, 964, 4 ; ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 961, 1, ex div. ; Italian, for account, 64 ; Mexican, for acct., 271, ft; Russian, 1822, 891, ex d'v. ; ditto, 1862, 874 ; Spanish Pasaive, for acct., 32„' ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14, 1; Turk ish, 1858, 69 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 74, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 691 ; Venezuela, 1862, 864,56. International Financial shares are now quoted 3/ to prem. ; General Credit, to prem. ; London Financial, 74 to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 24 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, IN to 161 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, to 14 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, I to prem. ; and Ottoman SocieSt4i Gindrale, If to prom. HALF-PAST Two o'CLocx. Consols remain steady, at 88k to for money, and 814 to for the 11th October. With reference to the Russian Anglo-Dutch Fire per Cent. Loan of 1884, Meow Baring Brothers and Co. announce that they will be prepared, on and after Monday, the 19th inst., to deliver bonds in exchange for the full paid-up scrip receipts of this loan issued by themselves, or by Messrs. Hope and Co. of Amsterdam. Messrs. Hope and Co. will als o be prepared to deliver bonds in Amster dam for any of the full paid scrip receipts issued in London by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. The failure of a member of the Stock Exchange, a speculator for a rise, was announced yesterday, but the liabilities are not heavy. . . . A further sum of 65,000/. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, making a total of 240,000 1. since the date of the last return. The Etna, from New York, has brought 26,0001. inspecie. The steamer Shannon will take to-day 6,6011. in gold and 1,2001. in silver for the West Indies. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm at former rates. With the exception of Turin, where the charge is 7} to 8 per cent, the rates of discount on the Continent are still considerably below those current here. At Pails the rate for good bills in the open market is 61 per cent. ; Vienna, Berlin, and Brussels, 6 ; Hamburg, 7 ; St. Petersburg, 13,1 to 7 ; Frankfort, ; and Amsterdam, 5 per cent. At Berlin the demand is strong, but the usury laws in force there prevent the quotation from being carried higher than it is now. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion Ms disoounted Government deposits Notes in circulation lncrease 380,000 Priest* deposits Advanoes No mannisl change. The general position of the Bank of France for some time past has shown a gradual improvement, but a change is now indicated by a decline in the coin and bullion, and increase in the discounts and note circulation. The Bank of New South Wales, as the agents for the government of New South Wales, have been authorised to negotiate in London Treasury Bills for 100,0001. due Ist January, 1868, at 6 per cent. Tenders will be received at 'the offices of the bank up to the 26th inst. The bills will be receivable by the government in payment of tax, revenue, or pur chase money for land any time after the Ist April, 1866. At the meeting of the Unity Joint Stock Mutual Banking Association, held yesterday, the report of the liquidators was adopted, and a resolution passed authorising • return to the shareholders of 31. per share. The liquidators were also requested to call upon the directors to return the money which it is aged they had received illegally as directors' fees. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,9971. over last year. Another well known and eminent private esta blishment is about to be transformed into • joint stock company, under the limited liability system. The prospectus of " John Crossley and Sons (Limited)" is issued. This company is founded by the firm of that name, who own the great carpet manufacturing works (the largest in this country) at Halifax and Kidderminster. The works employ about 4,400 bands. The basis of the purchase is a valuation of the real estate, stock in trade, patent property, goodwill, &a Thepresent firm, vu., the first three directors on the board, retain, it ap pears, four-fifths of the share capital in their own hands, and are also to retain the supreme control iu the management, but without salary. The other directors "will give tbeir whole time to the went of the various departmeits, and receirlX ries as they have hitherto dote." In allotting the sharer a decided preference is to be given to applica tions from managers and operatives employed on the premises. The capital is fixed at 1,030,0001, in 110,000 shares of lb& each. FRIDAY panto, Consols, which closed yesterday at 884 to / for the 11th October, opened and closed to-day at 881 to 4. For money the last price was 87/ to 881. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88k, 871, 88 ; ditto for account, 881, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 4,4, ; India Stuck, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 1041, 1031. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. The March Exchequer Bills remain at lbs. to ss. die., and the June at Mato lbs. die. The foreign stock market was likewise heavy. Egyptian Bonds present a further decline of 1 per cent. Confederate felt 4, Spanish Passive a, Greek and Turkish Bonds of 1862, ; and Mexican Bonds and Spanish Certificates 1 per cent. Bank shares were dull, and in some cases, includ- I big Eastern Exchange Bank, Imperial Bank of China, London and County, London, Hamburg, and Continental, London and Northern, Midland, and Provincial Banking Corporation, prices were quoted rather lower. The reduction, however, scarcely exceeded 10e. per share. Imperial Ottoman Bank and Loudon Bank of Scotland were exceptionally ' firmer. Nairn. 29.43 11 s.w. aberds;a '22.23 31 If .W. Leith B. Greenosatle 29.2102 &W. ()lawny 24.32 SC d.d W. Valenti* N.4O SI, Z. Caps Clear Queenstown Liverpool 22.37 A 3, Z. Holyhead 22 el lbs . && W. Powabroloo 22.1814 W.& W. N.Y.' &6.L &W. &W. &S.W. '.w. &W. ie7L - 075 — • 20.43151 areal 29.60150 SUM 50 W.S.W. toebrdori 1 57. S.W. Plymouth SS 45150; &S.W. Weymouth 29 ea 56 SAL Pm* h_ 20.40,14, LW. Loudon 20.47.54 S.W. hover W.B.W. Yarmouth al:mann:mid 2 9.3650', 13 S.W. Melds Heligoland 29.4611 BAH. 84. w. W.S.W. i 1 1. W. S.W. S. ! S.W. SILL ON NORTON 11101MLY. S.W. to N. W. end N., OnAgBB. N.W. to skim strong, to gales, wiw inlay, with squalls. rain In places. 8. to W. sad N., strong, squally, some rain. N... W. to 8.8. W., strong to fresh, with squalls. As neat above. Wismisa. As atom 808SELOUL B.W. to N.W , troth to m' dente, shower's& times. Luria W.S.W. to W.W.1., fresh or straw, with squalls. WorilisruseScotlaad. Wasisewarolatid. Wales, sad &d -iscos:tea soutuons.hailtidi Chasisal sad hay ot Biaosy. hostas siosterard Maim , ' awl EMS's. Jolne FROST, THu CHARTISM—Mr. John Frost, the well-known Chartist leader of Monzeorithshire, bee lately reappeared in public. Since his return to this country through the Queen's clemency he has lived in retirement at Stapleton, near Bristol . le his 84th year (se he tolls us), a hale and hearty man, he is now engaged in wining a series of letters to a Newport contemporary, the Star of Graeae ; and it is anions to eee how the opinions of this once formid able leader of the mob have hese toned down by time and circumstances. Adversity has so doubt deco much, and it is not presuming to believe that the gradual , safe, and setie progress of our political ardent hie not left :terror Chartism, at least in its formidable guise, a leg to stand upon. la one of his letter Frost giver interesting details of his life after he wag convicted. On his way to Van Diemen 's Landis the Mandarin convict ship, be was asked to join in a mutiny. "When we were within • few days sail of the Cape of Good Hops a primer brought me a letter. The writer was a prisoner, &smart little man. He had been a mate of a ship, and was pretty well educated. It was handed over to me with great emetics, as if it °De tained sometlaieg to be known to me only. I read it. In this letter I wasinformed 'that it was the determisation of the far greeter pert of the penmen to take porosity of the ship ; that, having peat ceelidenee in me, they begged me to join in the plan ; and the writer wand me that my admit should be obeyed.' This letter put me into an awkward poeitioo. To conceal it from the superintendent, should the fact come to his knowledge, would have hien deemed a minas., and of the worst Rod. Os the other hand I did not like to betray the writer. I showed the letter to Mr. Williams. Be seemed to favour the experiment ' Let as look at the matter carefully,' said I. ' appose this should be a trap. We have made one mistake ; do not let us make another. Suppose we should attempt and be killed ; it would Not be • very honourable death ! &appose we should succeed ; do you think that we should exercise authority over the primmer, ? I will have nothing to do with it.' I destroyed the letter.* On artiviog at their destioatioa the superintendent inter cedes with the governor, but without success :—" When the superintendent returned as board he repeated to as the conversation which ha bed had with the go vernor, and he assured tta—and I believe sincerely—that he was sorry be had not succeeded. ' Frost,' raid he, we are about to part in all probability for ever. lam happy to tell you that since you have been nester my command you have sated the part of a gentleman ; and mark,' mid be, looking at me very significantly, ' nothing that you said, nothing that you did. was unknown to me ; and with this knowledge I again repeat that you have sated the part of a gentleman. 'address the same language to you, William.' This language art me thinkiug, mad it confirmed repining which I had previously formed. 'Nothing that you said, nothing that you did, wee unkaown to me.' Then be must have been acquainted with the affair of the letter. No doubt of it." hl usausxus. —Enormous and almost unprece dented quantities of mushrooms have been gathered is Devonshire this season, which is accounted (or by the long drought and the rains following upon TRAFFIC RECEIPTS.—The traffic receipts of rail ' ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 10th of Ssptismber. on 11,628 milee,to 701,728/.. and far the corresponding week of lass year, ma 11.146 miles, to 635,960 i, showing an increase of 482 mils, sod of 65.7661. in the receipt.. The pose receipts on the following 14 rail ways amounted in the aggregate on 8,203 miles, to 569,3311, and for the cerreepondiag week of 1963, on 7,981 miles, to 519,046/., showing au Increase of 222 mike sod 50,2851. in the receipts. The increase on the Caledocian unmated to 1.996/. ; on the Great Eastern to 2060/. ; on the Great Northern to 3.21 V. ; on the Great Southern end Western to 6/01. ; on the Great Western to 5,5651.; en the ialh• °whim and Yorkshire to 4,013/. ; on the London and North- Western to 10.3301. ; on the London sad Brightest to 2.3811.; on the London and South-Western to 2,7591. ; ea the Manchester. Sheffield. end Lincolnshire to 2,051. ; on the Midland to 1,448/.; on the North British to 1,9011. ; oa the North Eatern to 7.1161. ; and on the South- Eastern to 7971. —total, 50,285/. T he goads and mitieral traffic on these lines amounted to 273.7811.. and for the corresponding week of 1863 to 250,2781., show ing so increase of 23,506/. The receipt. for pesesagere, Term's, &c., amounted to 296547/. stalest 266,7061. show ing an increase of 26,779/. The traffic receipts en 62 other lines amounted, on 3,446 lathe, to 132,3071., sad for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,165 team, n. 116,9144 *bowies an increase of 280 miles and of 15,4831. in the receipts. The total receipts of the past week show • de crease of 8,7171. Re compared with those of the orstedlng week ending the 3rd islet., and, as compared with Iles ter responding week of last year, a very considerable 11K211611) hs Irside al the roestry. tie so $1144101 L 4.0 L 7.0 2 i 17g. 1 4 ° 7.8.0 alit OSUMI 41.711. I .6 ILO I 7.1.15 If IT ILIA" 10 Lill I 5111 CL prim iv 121 20 SI egn Si 6 1 5 26 SO 20 66 es , r . Pk Wel 2 4 gni 2 . 1. l fl i Ordl a : * I paid) 1 I Ws 0 Ipar 3 M I 2 1 dia. U /a led 112 108 111 par I Be 3 p MI 1 li II ;We iPak Par 4 PSI 6 II di g Ps td l 16} 3 pae . r; Pee 0 .116 8886 I dig, 2 I ge ids Prni Se Spa ! q 7; q pes; 1 die, ldla _par 191 If:11%m 10 Dv 1 pm , ICI 1 0 1 1 ilia par T 1 pm i 81 Tr 9•2 om, 60 70 I Pm' 1;1 14 IL-17tPp.m, s r , i s „.l 21tI 1 ad; It 6 .- I si' is Is 1111 LS WI gm 29 " W l' 8 9 1 1'51 1 its par 94 98 1110 123 1 ei Ms 4144 . li 26.6 a_ _ ii ill i tel - 1 ' Hudson's Bay ',hares were steady, at lb} M 16k, and Egyptian Trading at 1 to 1 prey. The shares of the Canada Company were quoted about 51. lower. Continental Union Gas, Home and Colonial Assurance, Italian Irrigation, National Steam, and Panama Royal Mail Steam shares went all flatter. _ _ The shares of the financial companies were rather fiat. London Financial declined Be., sad Internatioual and General Credit 2a. ed. The closing quotations are annexed, via. :--lattesa tional, 34 to prem. • General Credit, 24 to prem. ; London Financial, 74 to 1 prem. ' • Im perial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 21 to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 24 to 3 prem. ex div. and new shares ; and Credit Fonder, 2# to 3 peas. ex div. and new shares. . . The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are nab jo;ned, viz.. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, If to 14 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, 4 to * prow ; Ottoman Boci6td Gendrale, 1a to 11 prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, dia. to par ; Hambea Irem Works, 3 to 2 dia. ; Mining and Trading Company, to 1 prem. ; and United Kingdoms Steam Boiler Insurance, to 1 prem. MINEB.-(THIS D&YJ Two e'OrAcw. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business, and prices generally are without change. East Lovell and Great Vor shares are inquired tor, at 9} to 10, and 314 to 32}, respectively. lasi Grenville are quoted 74 to f ; and Wheal Grenville, 74 to Yudanamatana shares are in demand, and ex hibit an upward tendency • transactions are re corded at 2t and 2i. Cape oopper have been dealt in at 101 and 101, and Cobre Copper at 30. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DA Y.) The market is dull at the following pricer :—Tows net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spa, 41a. October to December, 43a. ; December, 445. ; January Is March, 44a. 6d. ; Ma rch, 455. MARKET AVERAGE4.—Town tallow ' 41a. 3d. ; fat i l ditto, 24. ; yellow Russian, 440.8 d. ; melted am 32a. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18a. ; gram, 18r. ; good (Imp, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Means. Harvey sad &IWO report hay at lad &Vs prima Primo meadow hay, 801, to 110 e. ; atom, Al. 100 t. to 130 e. ; wood cut, 950. to 120 a ; straw, nit to :ilk. COVENT GARDEN : -(THIS DAY.) Boppbee of most things are still on the iscreaseosieediny those of grapy and melons. Apples, pleas, and pewee, ere also abundant, and there is likewise a fain apply od William's Bon Chr.tien pear, a fine kind at this semeen. Kent filberts and cobs fetch from 45a. to 60a. pulefillis. New walnuts promise to be plentiful. For pond**, Awe is a heavy male, and prices for them have a dennaward tend ency. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, heaths, sidenk, fuchsias, pinks, mignonette, and roue. WEATHER REPORT.—(rms DAY.) SATVIDAT, BEPIM7IIIII 17, • L. L. Z. 1.--- IL eb 0.7! 1 rb 0.64 rr• GM 1 e I e ! b 2 e I e c 0.13. 1 b !SIT e OM oe 510 II 6 ob 214 $ ro SOO cb &A 3 er 0.112 4 r'0.63 eb o.lB— .0.60 1 rb 0.46 2 eb .476 inn 1 0 0.10