The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-16 00:00:00

I . THE EXPRESS , THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1862 e . • ROMAN CATHOLIC RIOT AT BIRKEN- . LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE PATAL ACCIDENT IN AOCIIDA M.-THREE SHARE LiSTSA-(THR DAY.) LIVES LOST. aIL 1 Pd I HEAD. -.-___ -0 -- to i p.m. (ET MIN= yat,goaars.) Yesterday afternoon, about half-past three Two o'CLOCK. au animus •SS 66 68 1 - SERIOUS INJURY TO POLICE OFFICERS AND zwAr IKITINH ATIL POSIES " ctownimi,lolB,l/4.7.. I uka_to.4.___i o'clock, • dreadful accident. caused by the falling of • ware- I The railway market is inactive to-day, and the c o 19 : 5 t r it 60 • 111 4.0. 9 1 . 13 114 192 L °THEM. NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) d•Prieed three men of ' changes in prices are few. London and North lee an eagabernleemusualti - 5 i - 1 WEDNESDAY NIGH? , house floor in the Benner, Rochdale, their lives, and about six or seven others have been severely ' Western stock has receded i per cent., and Midland ne an De. Peekseste• ..- s - As expected, large crowds of people, chiefly from the crushed, and some of them are not expected to recover. ' low Irish quarter of Birkenhead, assembled in Price-street, SWEEPSTAKES OF 500 BOYS. Leading out of Yorkshire-street, and Lancashire and Yorkshire i. The other 129 129 8912 • 1119990419 " .919 -. which is the principal Iffit ta t mi ata i. llNo tar 78 itt Beriatue o beat Loyd's. thoroughfare in the town, is a street called the Banner, principal hues are without variation. Lon- - and the streets adjoining Holy Trinity Church and the and on both sides there are very high warehouses. Newt* don and North Western stock is now quoted 1 1 : ti ° B a l " 9 / 8 . 1: 99 0 1999. •• 79 79 .. schools, where the Parliamentary Debating Society met. PLATE OF 50 SOVS. the totbotom of the street, on the right hand side, and adja- •92t 0 A . ins atwo. Te 79 Great Western, 871. to f ur ; ix, Mid- 114 IN Moans • Nalliorn IN lea - Master George ... ... ... 1 - The discussion on the Garibaldi question went on, the sip- Falcon cent St Mary's-churchyard, stands a warehouse four , land 1 1 r .„ A ; ~...c ashire and Yorks • v ial es 100 OspeT.4llllook4p.agna ON 1062 - roaches to the room being strongly guarded by pollee. ••• 8 ran. - stories high. The cellar and the fl floor is occupied by ", ... . 8 '''' 5' '""" ""z 84 100 balsa Dwigal Mr. John Petrie, in which was noredaway machinery of all to i ; Cal edonian , 111 to it; South Eastern, 831 to 116 11/011 NABS Lam gas. 5 act 1 94 . 1 1: 5 7 106/ I.' to tit four to six h un d red special constables, including SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO YEAR OLDS AND descriptions. The second and third floor is occupied by i • Great Eastern , 46} to I - Great Northern, fn 6 De. O. Extensioa I Ipm - many volunteers out of uniform, misted the police i UPWA.RDS. First half of AlalL Mr. Robt. Jackson. On the afternoon in (petition a sale by , 123 to 124 ; and ondon aM ' South Western, 99 f a! 2 42m6 99 * amyl*. a do 4 12 9r9 - to check the violence of this mob, but in 1 Cermet, ltcdpole, Betty, Sumostick, Prince Lee 800, auction was going on in the third story. On the floor of this t o 100 . IN all De. • pwr 44. Prat. - spite of these efforts several persons were severely i Puma, Maid of Honour, Good for Nothing, Ruhini, Dirt moat h other machinery, stood a carding engine weigh-1 L out h ar d s „v eaettaa R a il warms b ues are quo t e d IN all Do.ese.Prel.lll.o.3a U 611 56; Lus AU are here. ie three tons and a ecutchin erapne of considerable 1110 all Da. • Per et. messofe le le : Cheap, Helper, Fravalo, and Henhem . g . , if in . do n i pram Other f ore . gn • es ar e v e ry quiet, toe all us. v gme , e. us 4l 45 - na, many of the mob being armed with bludgeons, old ..Tres, kuives, ac. Women were active in the affray, and ENTRY FOR 1004 HANDICAP PLATE A.F. weight. About 80 persons aesembl the room, and g e t eigh. while the sale was proceeding, without giving any ware- as well as Indian and C 100 all Do. ea M.- 19 Ii - - ,me armed with • hatchet attacked a policeman. In order 1 „e Optimist, the d u mmy . o f 1 yi b LIL , HMI 4 . : ;., Y ; r : I' Baa 1 8 2 e n t ) '2l P l i i i i na gp F lta, ibi l ' 4 re, Yra. Eat llb : in , a portion of the floor under the engines, about Tt feet tIXDINART SHAMES AND MOM l9O all Do. dio. Peninsula IBM 19 II SS. 100 Groat Indian lO6 • 1N 1041 -* to distract the police and darken the air, o Ygnet` l i b , m as t er G em . , Y 3 ym g s t ; square. eve way, and broke through the second and Best i i St I Pd i Itemw m- I y etm est i°S el e r I es t i c l i a lt:it Y L a 1 It i l l an ew o • ary, 1802 1 1 P p: Z many houses in the Irish quarter were fired. This tilled the - 3 yrs, 7st Lab ; Lady Peel, 6 yrs, Tat Illb ; flooring to the oallar with a tremendous crash, and • flambee : of persans were buried in the debris , while others escaped I tss au ,„._ o , - SS IN 616. IL al ce b•p id ttr u i. 101 DM - streets with dense smoke, under cover of which many acts I Acoo, yr 6. Tat 10lb ; Doefoot, lies , Tet 916 • Stanton, with severe bruises . The cries for hel from those : Eli . ' tieTo '''' - :1= 1-11Memereln- 8 Se n oliClasainan .. - Ille all 04.Wwile IN IN of violence, both on persona and property, were committed, l s yre r. 7st 716 ; Lennon , _3 yri t Ist 51b . ;Ck E. I)., 3 yrs, „ a entangled in the machinery were most pitiful. Twenty we all Blackburn ..........-IN 18 Do. New t bib - - The windows of • leather chop and bread shop in Watson- 1: ! lolaMmbp.i.dowo Treason , 5 Trei .1 5.... • Flirtation , 4 ''' or thirty persons who still remained on that ! 26 ell IBMs= .... UM all Dialpeffidapsylaw.op le 7 s i 102 dis - IN all Do. 64 do.. 17,w1t0 . - - - , 4 yrs, 7st Mb ; Confectioner, a yrs, g i Te 110 all Boston. &WO. • at - street were smuhed and the goods thrown into the street- 7st 21b ; Yortuninster, 4 yrs, 7st 21b ; Corona , 5 yrs, portion of the third floor which did not _ 114 WI D 0.61 st r adtg i.d 80 _ 91 - thine of these outrages being carried on by women and girls. e s t ; Moorhen, 5 yu, fi st ~ w is s e e ewas 3 yrs, fet 131 b ; way, were speedily rescued from their perilous position ! St a. 1: 1 w ikli tgl ed _......an 4 UM'. -• • 91 88 111 Illi 111 e 101 11 111 2 Indian Los Per - with the aid of the fire escape. Thousands of persons were 1 60 , cork Zr im ." _ _ fe, 149 Marne Qum. 41 Kea n 94 - magistrates Thre e police officers have been taken to the hospital The Lady Louisa, 4 yrs, fist 121 b ; Bosh, 3 yrs, fist 101 b ;Duke, order,coUected round . the premises, and the police maintained 'lO 411 Dorn -.- - ••• --. 5 N - N. IN Do. do. 6 _pm al 103 104 1031 Ilt. lal Do. 61 per al ann. 07 18 - are sitting , and if the disturbances increase the 4 rre, 6st 9th ; Turn of Luck, 3 yrs, 6st 81b ; Reveille, 4 and assisted th e magistrates and other gentlemen in 110 ell Do. •i A 'piety:moll c 1 1 •-• yrs, fist ; Wombat, 4 vs, fist 11l IN 124111.00rp.119.4ti10rb - - - military, who are in readiness, will be called out. removing the dibris sad extracting the unfortunate persons ilO all no. u i ea. Is pda son. 5 6 se 911 ell N.Brunrwtok* dada SWEEPSTAKES OF MO SOVS. Broth Stakes Course. -. S 5 (From the Lirerpool Mercury of this day.) Curie, Onesander, and Sea King are here. who Were entaugled and buried in the machinery. The ; se! an 51111118110 SEW ra t 11 43 Brat mangled and lifeless body that was taken out was that , a IN 9 ,11 . ....tv . - .3 . 7 11+ :2 -, sirs • mit It /1/ all Ds. de. land do - - ••••• - Last evening, Birkenbeurd was again the scene of a PAID FORFKIT.-Weetherbow, ( Enopidee , and Countess. of John Turner, manufacturer. Next came Abraham 110 au rem.' no. Is. -.- - 20 an Do. dia it cut do. 3 6 fearful riot, ranch more serious in its results than the die- BRETBY STAKES. last three-quarters of H.M. Knight, the landlord of the Painters' Arms, in !Mack- 84. 144 ag„ w a s. na Raj - M sli Do. do, land do. - - .. 100 N.l. cd Canada' ao. SI 86 -p . Tassel,water - street, life extinct. A man named John Cunliff was St. 1110 &Nam turbines which took place on the previous Wednesday night. - ei: see 5tiede................ tot 106 1041 aud Ne Lad bula iA ß rk w e : ara ßeis h e s 4, C°lumbl. ma t° Mince- te ' found to be se verely hurt, and a named Mary Parker, St. 10 Da- A gleek.t, 42 43 ID 16 Do. Perth ........ Ii Om _ One polioe officer, it was feared, receiveJ injuries of a a purchaser of obi iron, wea discovered with one of her legs 5 1:: Dm 1611 „ ADKllan___ Bl3 . ffili 12 3 - Bt. all Do. - fatal character; the county superintendent suat•ined • a ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTA.KES OF 10 SON'S. First broken. Edward Hughes, a workman of Mr. Jackson's, and g t. ' . Leo G r th99... "'''' r ui ii : - - . m. 100 D0•1nd.81.7144.g.11p.0 99 100 •-• half a Ab. 111. shocking cut on the head, and several officers Ephemera, Tribal flan, Paradox, Dutch Sam, Grisette, r e ' e e r i . eati°lhPeehlg-strert' is met seriously r he4 "m 4 his 84 . 110 90 . 3 I, Area eodlvose- 1 18 119 an i Dixie. and others were more or lee wounded. The Dark Lady, Annette, True Blue, aod Speedy. Allard here. the n;ne of "Jolly , y ' was ay""raa, w h o , to is LT b y e 84 1 000 Os. ittrif :4 , ..t , ate, 134 116 1- next brought No. 1 St. I DOOMS. ITd 104 Wen. I Sales. cause which led to a renewal of these outrageous SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. had not sustained severe injury. John Matley, broker, St. 100 Greif Widens 671 071 07i i 3110,419 St. Comnaerelal 100 - - - proceeding' on the part of a portion of the Irish Roman Black Knight, Truant, Coupon, Hatiestone, and Fon- Town End, was found dead. The damage done to the par 8 4 . irc , I° • etoulali r OoL etti• 1 11 .4 IS 1081 I - 164,000, Bt. I Do. 4 action/. Min NV - -•-• catholics of the township is well known. On Wed- Sauey are here , petty is considerable. It 100 London and Blackwell 06 6d 661 it,oskets St. ,Ifest sad West India 100 13e 138 1,1128,316 St. 'London 100 61 63 - -. welly night week the Birkenhead Parliamentary De - LATEST BETTING. St ISO Lon., t00..23.00w. 121 US - LWOW 84. et. Katharine HO 50 61 - CAMBRIDGESHIRE, di. 140 London, V. 42 43 43 sec Bt. them lOO - - - bating Society were prevented by a lawless mob EPPING FOREST ENCLOSURES. st. IN London& North situ- lIN 01 97 i 3 113 to 1 apt Queen of Spain ( t) 800, St , Victoria IN 99 NI - from holding their first meeting for the session, the 18 to 1 - Umpire (1) - 12; au Do. - 6. 20 Do. New subject for discussion -" Sympathy with Garibaldi and 18 to 1 - Dictator (t) TO TEE EDITOR OP cis KIPREBS. OO SL Lendon=resSere e 0 100 901 I - DOLONIAL GOVEZNYINT 50C17111116. Itriy"-iutving .VOll offence to the Irish catholic!. On 20 to 1 - Aurelian it) SIR,-May I request the favour of your giving st Ito I"4"aler Do. sad = 7 - ... that night the windows of the schoolroom, in which 25 to 1 - Hartiogton (t) insertion to the enclosed notice of motion by Mr. Torreon, St. 106 lisallhd.„&lAiscolndt 19 Mk Na I MOSS. I Pd. ICL plow I Sales. 27 to 1 - Ace of Clubs (0 IL P., for an inquiry into the above 'abject, sit appears !? Al Metropolitan - ..... -- rete If i .... .. .41p.e.,11117-811 .MO 1011 1901 - the discussion was to take place, were broken by 25 to 1 - Limosina (t) upon the notice-paper of the House of monis for ant Me t m AU ••.....°."•••• -.- .... . Do•Iperoent,11118-4 100 - - - the 3,000 or 4,000 ruffians who assembled, and after- Si to 1 - Queen of Trumps (t) session ?-I am, tec., JITSTITTA. 0.4 s 2.14 Do. New II 11 gm St OS Do. Birra.*Derby 9B 100 pee - .... .. Do.Sper otleladAtig. 100 106 108 .... .. Do. A p r cot.Mar.dritep. 100 106 108 - - wards wreaked their vengeance on the windows of Holy Tri• ao to 1 - Gorse (t) 60 all MM. Gt. Wn. ilia) •• • - -•-• 5 . .. Do. 6 per cant. tits Church, whilst the usual weekly service was being pro- 66 to 1 - Sillotooe (t) Me. TOBRZNIL-WOODB, FORUTS, AND LAND R1NK6438. ge all NM Leaf o. - ended with. No arrestof prisoners was then made, and many 1000 to 5 - Balder (1) -To call attention to the reports of the Commissioners of 100 . 11 Na l somaits and Derful t -4 ee Gliopeep.at.lB7E 100 1104 1113 4.4 Woods. Foists, and Lied Revenues for the years 1856, 10 9 Newry& Armagh.def._ .. • - dit -. 586..... .... Do.reent.ln. Stock 100 97 00 -_. .. do. 188 D 100 111 113 - • persons thought that the police had scarcely exhibited suffi -1857, 1858, 1859, 1860, and 1861, reporting that the oom- dO ell NoWer,WilateaDADas. - - -. Da do IN 100 113 116 - cleat courage in not making an onslaught on the rioters. It THE POLICE COURTS. missionen had sold the rights of the Crown is various nee- 81 . 109 N omil_ ~ r - 3t . 100 North Braila ... •.• -• . 6 - 73 6 - 71 -. - ia. .. New Braiww•Gov. op. et. 100 us 4 use - .... .. N. 6.WalseGv.6p. o. 1866 100 101 102 - was subsequently rumoured that " indignation meetings" ail" of land, situate within the forests of Epping, Wood- Se 109 D0.114122.Pwr414 Rind. 17e 28* - .... .. Do•ip. o. I.NI to 1870 100 101 102 - would be held to protest against the conduct of the Roman (THIS DAY.) ford, Waltham, sad Wanstead ; and to move for a select ga 100 mom D s , eo* S a w aO, - .. - .... .. Do._ ,6 p. o. 1888 committee to inquire what steps either have been or ought St. 190 N. Netssw-Berwick- 98 Cal 191 i - Nov Zealand 6th er °ant 100 110 111 •-• catholic", and, fearing that further disturbance' --e-- to be taken to preserve the rights of recreation and resort 25 Do. 41.N.laste. 11 01 uw .. die - at: .. Nova Scotto 6p. c., 1876 100 leAl 107 - would occur, the magistrates lamed a placard on Saturday, MARLBOROUGH.STREET. to the forests exercised from time immemorial by the lobs- .. 91 - . 1 „2. .....Do• L ,0949 _, -- • ~,5 9 .. 65 ~,,'• c autioning the inhabitants against meeting to discuss PICKPOCKETS 1111 MK HATISARKIT. bitante of the eastern parts of the metropolis, as well as the il . - G e . " , " l e r "-: Ai 1 ; i - - ........ .... 5. vi tu5t. 6, 00 6 ; . ..0 4 p ... .c. Bonds 1 100 00 I_o4 111_ - subjects of an exciting nature. On Monday evening a large George Bishop, Brief Tarrant, and Henry Davy, three rights of the poorer foresters, which they have long en- 10 6 Do. New • • • **** par e pm - led influential meeting took place at the Park Hotel (con- yang men, were charged with attempting to pick pockets in joyed , . of pasture, cutting wood, recreation,. or other ghee, lig 184 North Stadordidalre.... 41 SJ at 14 1 1 .... .. Do. do. ila s a irr Aw: a l mix o. 100 AL 1071 1081 108 - 1 the Haymarket, and Davy was further charged with usault- and with the view of obtaining compensation (either from to all NorthaltWestanalano. 10; it - coned by the Rev. Dr. Baylee) for the purpose of discuss- In g• Waterer, , 144 C. the Crown or from those pinions who have benefited by the St NO Scottish M at 1111 lin - N. I Sh. I Mom IN. 10. wises I Salm hog steps necessary to be taken. A resolution wee passed to Mr. Edwa:d Lewis, of Great Mariborough-street, appeared possethou or purchase of the various loth particularised in fit. 100 Scree/shit& Aher.lllk 4B 40 40 76,000 . 2 Cambrian Con. Gold, L allt j L. m lit the e ff ect that it wu not desirable to call a public meeting, for the prisoners. the reports of the commissioners) for those who had enjoyed M. 100 Scottish Midland ..- l O 6l 1 06 -. CCgaed St. te• Shropshire Union _ _-. 1,024 .. Der. G. Con. (Tavistk.) 1 {CO 490 - but another resolution was carried calling upon the mule- Waterloo, 144 C, said that at half-past two this morning or have been deprived of righta of the kind referred to, 10 4/1 Sittingboarina dhows - -- 60, , 1 East Clown Odd (LAW Oa. i # h H e o eswthe three onso. • oars at the corner of Regent-street. also . for those oers of . the forests who by the sale of . the Bth lee g aa ij. Dann, IS ID •,.. 612 .. Nom Basset mamma .. MO 64 66 - trates and the dimmisaioners to protect the inhabitants in then heard Davy ask a gentleman the way to Duke- rights of the Crown within the fixate have been deprived 84. 106 South lasten -. ON 84 131 1 6,144 .. gait Condon - the enjoyment of their civil rights. The Rev. Dr. Bayles A iw a , an d tee, all walked into Jermynetreet, of auy emolument or perquisite. Se. 100 South Wales . ... 08 119 691 4, - Bast Corn Brea aim distinctly stated that the meeting of the Parliamentary and Oeventaretreet, and to the Haymarket, some- st. PK 8. Pond .9 laswiitui 117 la - 6,000 - LW& Buses& (Parfait ) 70.166 Se 4 - Debating Society should certainly be held on Wednesday times two together and sometimes three. Opposite the 20 an Staines,Woldho. 7 8 - 461 - Onnablier ft U. Anbyn 573 12 ld - sight, notice of such meet i ng having been previously posted Anglesey Tavern, in the Haymarket, a crowd was mumbled, lIINES.-(TIILS DAY.) 16 all Stockton di niglon 18 N 21 16 Ditto ditto - 81 2 0 is - S, , - Great South Tolgs s .. Us. 4te - 4008 -O. int Yor (ffidelos).. WI 61 NlOl - and he then saw Risher. put his hand into two gentlemen's ♦ 145 -6, .. Grenville - on the walls of the township, Two O'CLOCK. :et' 105 - V t.._ pockets. One of the gentlemen said, "11 we are from the -a 1,024 .. flared eloot IN. 66 62 id - A copy of this raeolution was forwarded to the magis. country we are notgoing to be picked up by you." Bishop then There is not much business doing in the mining ES 110 Da •- • ****** a t It pus 6,000 .. Mlngdon Downs 4116464 11 11 z hetes, and the commissioners met yesterday morn - said they were Garibaldiana, and spoke about the Garibsl - market to-day. East Caradon sharesare heavy, and sir 1 v i i. D9 ', d 'ir * •.-".• pm - t... .. lady Bettha 1.18.4. 1 Iff - 806 .. =wet (Coy latant) N 42 4 i - Mg to adopt measures to ensure the safety of the dim:wand the Pope. They them all made off, and on overtaking have declined about 15e., the present quotation se. 100 eleieele S&L a Maio* 141 142 - 9NO Vann - towuship. At this meeting it was resolved to call them after a sharp pursui t . the prisoner Tarrant having/at being 471. to .. I East Cam Brea, on the other hand, . ALL .. 5 44 ,,,,° ,11 " 9,1 S 9 99 - AM 4 Mnridy Iron On ..... EL idle Par -. his hand into • gentlemari • pocket, who cried " Police, he - 0,400 - North Dmres . is the assistance of the county constabulary, and later caught them, when Davy gave him • violent blow in the are firmer, at 13 to i, and Wheal Union, at 6to i. 17e7 la iistrer . ; z ; - 2.600 .. N. Musa (M , ).. lit - - - it the day the military authorities at Manchester eye. On searching Bishop at the station, he found a loaded Wheal Ludcott are quoted 12} to I, being fl at ; at. 100 DIM N 36 37 - 4003 -N. Wk. Blunt (Moon) 1/144 21 3 - were communicated with by telegraph. In the afternoon pistol on him, the pistol having • cap on it, and also as and Marko Valley, 10 to I. In the Stock Exchange 86- 1 " W 99 94 96 - 4640 - North Wheal Crate' - 2.4.11. 73 41 - the magistrates again met in the Town-hall, and opera glass, of which he could not give any account. Cambrian Gold have been dealt in at f and i prem.; _ awe .. Pat Coma. (St. It= lt 6 6 - I,IN IC Proddanse (U. . NIL . 42 64 -, By Mr. Lewis' -I know that Bishop has been a sa il or, PILIPZIENCI 111114.1E5. commenced sending out notices or summonsed toEast Cans Bree.„_at 121 and 13 ,_• North Downs, at suit " !unman. LIAO .. Intrldge Con. Min. Co. 1 but not since August last . Ido not know that he is a I Clutha prima Salta. the shopkeepers and tradesmen and workin g men of the steward on board the Devonshire, in the East India Docks. 31" and Stray Park, at 43f; an d 42. t. fit 100 liktetoldlisetertp.c.ik 0/ 96 - 4 0 1 .... 1 1 . . Candon o. am illt nicein Cleer) i .. un l ad e 4101 1 5 4101 * k - ...- township and neighbourhood, requiring their attendance to I find he has lodged in the Ratcliffe Highway. Ido not Yudanamutana shares have fusilier imp ,roved 84, 100 C,aledonlan Quer. 8 k h - -,- - NO .. IL W. Prances (Mogan) 111.111.9 974 1011 - be sworn in as special constables, These summonses warn, know that it Is common for tailors to carry loaded pistols. being marked 31. St. John del Rey have changed of all Cork and Bandon 51p c- - -. 020 .. Stray Park 611.9 '41484N 1e f Mr. Knox-It is • very unsafe thing, to say the last hands at 65+ an 551. Other colonial and foreign 1, .22 Wrnw Daa.Ps a4 a a ß raw ° l * .a. 13 s at - SAN 6 TamarBlllLswillia.C ee 1 le - we are glad to say, promptly and cheerfully responded to. 11,000 10 Tin Orott it. limelreds of persons of all dares of society came forward St. 100 lidln.dtGlasinw lip. el 111 113 - 30, , .. Vale et Totryylerls::) 1119 .., 0 d. ..,- ~ - - ° The witness, by Mr. Lewis--The gentlemen went away. minin g share s are atesAY a _ ism Borst .• et tor 1 - Lad were enrolled, and by seven o'clock no fewer than about and he had difficulty in securing the prisoners. Had We are informed that the stamps are ex t o N. 100 Edin.,Perth.Dno..6•lol. - - St 100 GtEastern,E.C.9l4,69. - 1,016 .. W. Condon ( A 31 ad .- 3,oollhad been sworn in. During theaftemoon the greatest watched the prisoners for three hours. be at work at the Vigra and Clogau Gold =in rent., No. 1 - 400 .. Wet Seem excitement prevailed in the township, and a general feeling Wm. Ilellicen, 111 C, said he heard a whistle, and fcd- about a month, when much larger quantities of the SL lee Do. do. No. 2.. 110 112 - MI - Wit. Beret (mega) l4 90 86 - wulowed the one °. and took them to the station. St the Do. do. 6 percent. prat 127 120 - 166 .. Wh. Ballow (6 40 65 - expressed that the rioters muse be put down at all risks. Mr. Lewis ~ . auriferous quartz will be operated on, and the yield at, 150 Do. E. AnglainA, 69. a - - - 6096 - Wk. Idweril73 i lii -. L submitted there was not evidence sufficient to - The special constables mustered in the market at six d e t a i n the pprisoner,. of gold is then expected to be considerably in- 84. NO Do. do. A, 7 wank - - - - 1,014 •, Wk. Kitty (17n. Lek* 1.0.6. 0 8 4,900 .. Wheal Lanett 1.10.4 13 IN - o'clock. They were here divided into companies under the Mr. Knox said he would never convict at once in such creased, The only means of crushing the rpm _rtz at r a ` I: . l it z i o U lA. 4 :: u c t i ' lls. .7, - - gas.- I. .. W.ManAoa(Msnitea.i 8 131 14e command of gentlemen connected with the volunteers and alaea, and remanded them fee ' • week, present in operation on the mine is one of Borden', ef, 1100 i Do. Norf. lip.e. E,..ises - - - Let .. Wit Trainman ilatko 7 16 17 - others. Each was armed with a heavy baton. Cap- SOUTHWARK. double basin machines, ao that the power has sea 109 I D°. 5 3 Por 01 Prel.. 1847 - - . tain William Laird, with about 300 of the men ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. hitherto been most limited. 34. 100 'Bo. 6p M. waveney V. - - - 6011.111111 111111. SL 100 ;Great Neelhwn. 6p. M. 117 119 - No. I Ile. WSW& pion. I Sales. hoe the works of Messrs. laird, marched up to the Elizabeg Hancock. a very respectable-looking young Si 100 .Do./..Leed.selOpeLpse. l 111 113 - f age, was brought before Mr. Benham, SS. 100 , De. N per cent 1 106 106 117,0 , 041 IC Anstrallsn - market four deep, and were loudly cheered. The greater 711;1i wit raa attempting to commit suicide by swallowing COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 84. 1100 ,Do.sp.o.red.sti p.c.pm lO4 110 - 76,000 1 Bon Aeffit4 _Uallbtd : 2 1 - nailer of the Ist Cheshire rifle volunteers were also pre- a quantity of the spirits of camphor, at No. 9, Stone-place, _____„._____ le all :M.N. Scollaud, Ist Pre( I-. -4 - 10.000 II Brsoll. LAILOs.(Liss) an - ant as special constables, under the direction of Sergeant Broadwall, Chrietchurch. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. lO I 'o4.Wint.(Bericaltilants . - -.- 26.000 1 Copula ffilvir - ' lt rJv.- M. IN Do. redeem. 4) p. can 98 100 - 11,000 66 Ocibre YS , Nan l ey. A fo rce o f a b ou t 40 or 50 ono from Woodside . Police-constable 99 L said that about 12 o'clock last - 10,000 20 0 0 Pieri?=) - --- 14 T d - night he wucelled to the honer, .in question,.when he saw Sept 6_ 5' 1 nt .c 1 ,1 1. 3 10 71.7. °4141 / 1 1 111 1 1r . 84 : 4 6 271i41305 r 7/1 tit re: p i t redeen" t p. C I :16 ° :1 ° 75,000 1 Dun Mocuttedn Copper ell s i t ew, headed by Mr. ArKelvie, the manager, also acted Moth 3 Butte id s.) 1 . he prisoner um • state of insensibility, and was mformed that - 32 - 101 304 Td Tdt 4 9441 s 61160 s WI le„ 100 nollaeLreueere pre. 101 los - spiral constables, as did likewise • large body of work- she had swallowed poison. Witness at once took her to Guy's - c ''', - -- 16,000 1 Fort llbss.) U 4.1 354 5.1 sst'34s 8d 494 ti 41 0 id St 100 Do. Chat Gus. Stock 75 77 -. 20,000 10 General 80,000 2 Gt. Northers ovum 211 22 till - of the community were represented. of sprite of camphor was ejected. The surgeon told him that -11 vs 9134 E 8 ' ii ad l i g 1 0 64 6•1!423 sea St MO Do.ChasterPtilt Bp.c. 109 172 - elm 13 of& Anginal ( 12118 4 I l i I It s = At • late period a gentleman was taken along Price. poisonous na ture . no deur, u the spirits were not of • very S i x weeks' aggro- - --. , ---..-- at 100 1 Do. do. do, 6p. c. 103 106 - e accordingly removed her from the gate Avenge .. 512 94 11 . " • .." I% 8 . 419. " an. IA4 St. .100 lam& Yorksh.llp.c.st 168 140 - 14,000 9 Iftine A 7 street from near the church, having, it was said, his eye E-,;-•-..1-ussaworkhouse , where ,- hadsince remained. 10,000 6 Ladled= - pt..... t he - cut open ; but as he was followed by an excited mob, On returning to the house he found • small phial which had ENGLISH OEMS SOLD Ley Was. .- Wheat, 92,193 . : barley. _ Se Na I 110 118 1011,315 1 and as our reporter found his own safety somewhat recently contained spirits of camphor, and the prisoner ac- 41,239. oats, 20,936: rye, 277; beans. 14177; pees, 1,623 quarters. 9 . 4 1 0 0 Dnsits. c o la. NOl3 116 7 12 - NM 1 1 11=of '', 4114 ( 1 4 1 i di. = - 10,000 N Pontabeedililvorinso an I 3 - jeopardised, he wee unable to ascertain either knowledged swallowing some with the view of poisoning DIAGRAM S o l:II R IKI THAILITLIZ E TIZS II i rgn o :VIZIJJ3a rates S e t r o Do p° 11 9. 0. 0• do. No. 4ne us - iso,oos 1 Post Hump 1 t s i to - the name of the wounded individual or the party to which - --. . 1 UM& Barbara Gold M e IWA - herselL /dr Burnham asked the prisoner why she attempted to Pri"e• Sept. "VS. la 10 8 2 - 2 °- W 01 . u"- 4 . 0 ... Al. 114. MO Do. P. MIL'S d 0... - IN,OOO 1 lestOlth Austin. (Um.) 10a. he helooged. Indeed the mob was altogether a very mixed- . commit suicide '---- -- - onexrd it was only by the observations occasionally dropped She replied that she was • servant, and unfortheately she is B 10 "'.71. • • • • et. MO Do.dando.(W.L&C.P., 131 136 - 411,174 NAN United MIMIC= mom 1 Worthiew ILlnt.l all 6 0 - all # 1 - or the support which wu given to party cries that any per- had been • short time out of place. She lived with her 64 9 .. 7.71....- :: .. • • 84. 100 Da n t o.dt.(div.44 till 78 N _ - 46.000 8 Yndanamotans (Ile). sal 11 ile si i i ton of it could be dirtioguished, mother and brother, and they ill-used her eo that in a 6S 1 - 1 ft ' IN I " WA " . I Clming reitg: 4lPd r• I Saki " t°4la9 ' m I 4119 all NININ •81. 68 68 1 — Bl. la Ilain.Dar. 110.1n4pip.o. UN 143; 103 i 20 2 Do. Nur — 19; NI Dallas inaliallastaltl 5 2 38 all Do. Paiworta• . 9 iso too soc.aromp.. Illtas.. e 6 tais m fa 83 wlll9 Db. Jalpt i r 46669 7B 79 IN Do.lllna IN4, ado 7B 79 84 IN Mulls • lisben lO2 101 96 1110 Osp•TADoak4p.apea 9 1069 84 190 bans Daight ►lo4 IN 80 1001 164 Las gua. 5 p. 44 144 167 1069 U 6 Do. G. Xitenaloa 10 2 Do. H. do I, Pai 84. Grand Trunk of °Nada tt p -1N all Do. 4 pet 44. P p. rat too Aut Do.B6e.Prill 6.116 U U 56; 100 all Do. 8 par an DUNA lO3 U 100 all Do. I per 66. INS.— 41 48 100 all Do. do. WC— 29 81 190 all Do. do. _M 29 31 N. 100 Grad Ina= Fulani 104 1N 1049 9 _ Id U De. Sew 29 2 Do. January, 1142 Bt IN Gal. a1=4 . 94 . 1.. 108 lot W all cameo t o 21; 18 Do. Nan 129 71 1119 all Do.lp.6lldapay7S,n.op 13./ 102 DM all Do. 69 do.. 77,w1t.0 . 105 WI D 0.99 cr r adad:L d 80 Si U 2 4 dls par 86. 11l lodlan Nader NEN de pm al. St 94 111. IN Do. do. 6pm al 103 144 103; I N. 188 Do. 6. al Nam. N ill N. N U4lll.oorp. per 116.41161616 Ul all 11.Brannnak* Gana& dins • up. N. ll 1 —. Id all Da. do. land do. .... 10 all Do. As Dap. do. 3 6 09 all Do. do. Lad do. a. NI 100 N.l. d Canada Bp. 86 IS. IN sloodo --- too 106 1049 so 16 Do. all do. B t. D 0 .102 103 as 100 D0.1nd.N.7144.6.516.0 99 100 --- At a late period • gentleman was taken along Price- street from near the church, baying, it was said, his eye tut open ; but as ho was followed by an excited mob, and as our reporter found his own safety somewhat jeopardised, he was unable to ascertain either the name of the wounded individual or the party to which he belonged. Indeed the mob was altogether a very mixed onexd it was only by the observations occasionally dropped or the support which was given to party cries that any por tion of it could be distinguished. The followiog is a list of the injured persons, as far as imuhl be ascertained up to 12 o'clock liod night : Policemau Butterworth, No. 11, received a serious blow on the back of the head from a stone. He was taken to the hospital, and after his wound was dressed he wee sent home. Sergeant West was very badly treated by the mob, and sustained two wounds in the face. He was attended by Mr. Jeunett, surgeon to the police force, and was removed from the hospital to his home. Policeman Porter, No. 2, had w oun d s on both sides of the head a n d the back of the head, and a serious cut amens the eye, forming an incised wound, and evidently inflicted with some sharp iustrument. These injuries were sus tained by the officer whilst on duty in Wsteonwtreet. He was attended by Mr. M'Dougall, surgeon, who dressed his wounds- Police-constable Hughes, 49, was struck a violent blow on th e back of the head, which incapacitated him for duty, and after being attended by Mr. Jennett he was sent home. Police-officer Leech, No. 23, while on duty in Oak-street, was struck a tremendous blow upon the beck of the head, it is thought with a hatchet. The person who indicted the wound was afterwards captured and locked up. Police -constable Eaton, No. 53, sustained several cuts upon the head, and after being taken to the police station awl having his wows& dressed ' he was removed home. Police-officer O'Reilly, N o . 8, received several cuts upon the legs, sod Inspector Gregory, who was on horseback, with two or three others of the mounted policemen, re ceived injuries of a more or less serious nature. Police•constable Greenscre, No. 120, belonging to the county police, and a catholic, received a severe cut on the lip, sad had one of his teeth knocked out by a stone. Several civilians, including one person in the post office, were seriously injured by blows from stones o r blodgeoes. Nearly dozen parties, including three wom en , were taken into cuetody, and several of these bear proof s of rather rough treatment. The medical gentlemen present, who rendered valuable service, were Mr. M'DougaU, Mr. Jcnnett, Dr. Craig, Dr. Jennings, and Dr. Lambert. Dr. Jeneings also acted as a special constable and succeeded in scriug two of the parties, and whilst doing so was struck by one of the rioters upon the breast with a stick. Two too and two women were taken out of one house by the I.lice, nod when searched they were found to be armed not 'day with stones, but with a musket, which was taken from them and carried to the BridewelL Sbe replied that she was • servant, and unfortunately she had been a short time out of place. She lived with her mother and brother, and they ill-used her so that in a moment of psalm she swallowed what she thought would have poisoned her. . . _ 68 4- , 65 10 64 9 63 2 61 4 49 6 Do. 5,f. o. e. do. No.l Do. 4 p. do. ... Do. p.a.prt. eh d 0... Do. 7 p.a. PreL Steak.. Dladp.o.do.(W. 17. &C.F., D0...V.84.0W% dal. WI asiMatbaa and Dove, LlPNW.Oov.ttNon.6p.c. La&W.7p.a.ll4.ladepah. Londonderry and Ennis Llne.dp. et. m 82 SO 101 JOINT STOCK ALM Th; prisoner's sister, a married woman residing at Bat tersea, said she understood that she bad been ill-used. Witoess, however, would receive her into her family, pro. vided his worship would liberate her. The prisoner expressed her thimks to her sister, and pro mised not to repeat the offence. Mr. Burnham accordingly liberated her, and ordered her to be given up to her kind sister. Ds. 14 Do. y per oust .... Do.redeemoblo of ledlind CooLOp.o.Btooli Do.Oosu. Be. 3.69.0. Do. 4,p.a. Prof. stock Do. lol.aatolun o p.o. Dodo& 6p. of U. Steak North Bralah 6 per ow Do. MI 0!!1. 124 116 iti pm 419 • i Imi - -. 111 141 104 106 N N .. ,:i. 1 11 =ad U. Pm Diu* rerpool 0 Axiiralmda IS Doak of W i... 10 Dick at SI MON N. Asides 10 Ctar.Bk.ll2lt. Coioi; IS IC ludia.UoNs N MAW. Na.. at Ar., LOA Loa, and Mina-. 100 Nal ..... 10.11 Oa wt Mamie ...... - IS Dm. 11004.1Aual. Cbw•L 100 •Rlactomeldnatlap.(l) 100 Imporlsl Bank. lAsaliect 100 Loudon sad Brazilian IS La. OIL Sunk at ANN N Do. New Si Lagoa mod N Zama= Ma= flLoad's II balk Akira 100 Lea. and Nesladadar 100 Metro. It Troy. Bank i IN NM. INT. of - M N■olomal Bank ... N New both Wake IS Mental Bank I.lollooa, 10 Woman wank N Do New 100 Provindal of Ireland - 26 South Australia 26 Union of /matzoth. 10/ Union of Ireland (La) 60 VW= of load= - ilnioriga Ifirlis.—Ooos.t . i. are. Dl._ 100 11l 100 110 1 le pm OR 14 lf Of die ... .. iteis i pak Mie —, _ Do. Lords ip.ot. No. I Yo.Yort. H. a &yam Meth kliaffordahlre .... ...NAV& Ong. Newrrsi. ;Soot N. 1.4 p.a. hit& Dw i.bar. in.6p.0 —. ..... _ Do. p.aL Prat. Stoat I. Dews lined 44 p. a. Law (Bead. An. E 1.0.6) Do. 41 per coot Do. flied 41 per cent B. Wake ana. 4 p. ant I Do. 41 pee Gent I ▪ Yarksa p. a. Road Do. Illoot.*Darllngsontsp.c. do. Bi a. Do. do. 06 pa. IraiwAt Mammy I p.a., W.kid—Oxtlatgua.st.' Do. do. bat do. I Do. Kemp. I p. at. Pre/. 00.1144 1 111 P.• Rat. Mt I L i :1 102 104 102 104 87 89 48 19 U Si 88 84 48 46 126 128 120 184 100 162 120 1118 1. 2 - 4 ss s st 16000 4 ..0(0 46 *7 I Oe .114 no 434 .1011110 N RAILWAYS. No. I Ns. I Coommusa. IPdI O. prima I 8•1 , Sa. I Pd. I Imams 1 gide. Flom. I lkilam. 10,000 10 ANlNgliglima NM .. mi •It Le - I) 6 ; 00.000 10 Ailastio 1/.11i1114.(4) mg 11 4 10.000 11 Mangan Waal.- 110 118 24 - - 10 mg /Mimeo • goNmrais 7; 74 _ 82900 10 16mDa Waftewortai.. - •11 2 . Ist - 10 all Ardor/a - 10.000 6 Canby Gas, 1N119.4.. 1 1 Ips - 11 11 Illits.lig.7p.o. 11 11 pm £ln - 614,780 86. IOW& Diet gaip TN. - ld• 14 V - II NI "dolma N. Junctlon - ;NI 80 , Do. 11 I par a. till 18ma mIl 11 11 - 10 ea Illiggell 10 Gralsseussa. - - kfla 224 'Goods Lad all DS 100 - SO Ormimmi 111ne i 80/ - - - /10,000 It. 0 0p.ollsoilblomIt all 16 10 - Di on .............. 10 all • on - 10 18 DON.-.. 11 11 M I - 1 . 1 .1120 1 N. PreGananom NO NO 111 - la on ot leoneW .... 21/ 21} - 177,0001 N. Do. ilp. ili. Pmp. Dsb IN 1N 111 - t 1 all at Maim gr.*. pa - - - 10,000 10 ,ILlndleotionAgasepL 11 eWse pm - 10 all el C had a/ hafts.. .... •••• 10,9 N 10 i 0.1841 a 4 Lou. anippos NI S N - 70 on ill Immi= a omo6.ol. 141 141 - MOO 110 I dadlodlalreg.t Canal 2 4 41s Ipm -. 200600 ea , Mackla 110 mll Malaga J - ... - NON 1 !Gem and • .. all 41 11 gi * 10 mll Lida Oammimeim •Ws lO,OOO IS lts.. Nmalgolt.m 14 v _ so ill ILMere mad Tarshost - ..- -• NO, 1 nasal Cap (I, .. 0 - ID in lirana and Gann - - - W 0,002 1 Do. 17; per awl 7M all t 1 - 10 all ;0 • Algoele - .- - 12,000 6 Lon. Liblet TN. (7.4.. di 6 $ die - N a in Nima.4lNosi na ll co y tea 81 01 -100,06 C a i tom O .n. Omnibus Os. all 14 14 11 mll Do. ima.M. Dalogov. 20 21 -. 10,000 10 ' Lon.kB.lre. Du Tal. ,L) 18 NI Na o. cf - 80,000 90 Madras Lregn. a Oammi 1 11 f 4 Dm - 111 15 Do. New Mini - -80 - IX2OI is wedttar. Iz. Tel (INs.) GC S 6 - N ll mil Norwagglia Trask hot 9 10 - KIN II National DisooaaS 00.. 1 SI ft gok - 17 OttoaaaullsayroaAldin) - - dli - tom go NartaildstloaltkoNLl 1 14 pm - N all Loam. sad Lunt 461 474 - **oo6 6 NilimalmmbL. 81. 0 40 1 331 ; 1 IS all Paris mid Ogres 4l 43 -. N ill mod B. Pramdmoo 1.711 NO Elleosis. di 11. Mak. La 111 10 1 - MinilliMmiNg. !p.a. 17; 18; - INN* IN. Mt. Aimakilmmlia.. NI 1 1 - N m 1 Maid Gas an 14 1 - wage II (whim li. NW. (1/0.) NI 8 all Lanai lll 17 - 5 all Nadia e 1 4 I 10,000 1 016mmin Or 1 1 dls *pm Ism ft; Fed liver Lad* Ma KO if 66 - 6 an 7 pie immli. - - - II in imd Naas . - 101 104 I - 20, N Paola. andlalan. Nom all 71 74 - 20000 a Dilh Now lO 11 lb rim 46 16 in Do. - Fr Na Pose N 114 , - 11 • Wpm& 111 1) Pm - 17, 14 QadaradaLaltd.MLN 1} 1 } dis - N It vassals 4} 4 4 oak - ao.uao io ./..ioa a tad. ma. 14.41 emi - - - Nloi ad llgot PorMiComar..- tip - 1 - *OO6 81 1 / 1 11111mN Ntim ..- all 11 20 -. II all Imam . SIN - ik a} Do New 0 1 I - fib 4 Tarim and gmami .... 111 Ws ,21 1 4,,010 06 No &auk. 07 ) 1m.(1 ) 811 111 lig - 1 an 1 711imilmni -.- 7 7; ' - 00, N Do. 1 A De. Npar awl 'Pod 10 10; I - lb, IN loyal NM ammo - NNOON 11l NOLL Wail lamas lOO 110 LP - di eiL hi. W.Ol Pomo 11 11 ... 10.100 111 NIL Amitrallam Lind in 121 114 - DiIIINTURI STOOIB. 16,000 1 lohNirlam Tel. &att all I I - Na 110100 1 Na. do. laaloasW a 181. I Nam. IPtl N. stow 1 Wm. 11,1110 16 Ow do. oll 4 0 4.4.. *lt* N. 00.10111mApimialidNeN 1: NI NO 1 - 111,00 1 n llO l 2 lOl l N bill if.* I l is t li. - 11,0.0 10 T. 1 U.at Agiol4) .I. 1 MI -.. el. 1112 : 41 1‘al igat. sly IN TS lm . 7 .: 80.000 1) L2vo4l66.Co.ol.Criadm II } 1 pla ON. al~lie OM 011.11NOL U . .... KM 6 an. CRON, TN. aiN• I hdle i re - 1 / 6 milna ...Nowa. NI 106 - 111.030 1N Via Inammeamlid ai —. The meeting of the Debating Society took place, and was ILmochout of an eatbusisatic character, a resolution ex pre..ong admiration of Garibaldi being unanimously adopted. C' .770 N FROM INDlA.—Three additional vessels ti those already anoounoed have arrived, with cotton from to uhay, at Liverpool, vis.:—The Broughton-hall (Captain Resale), 8,042 bales ; Ann Buckle (Captain Pendletou), 1 , 00 1 bales; and the Toboah (Captain Morrison). 5,363 bales. Tilt DI lentoeouraie RAILWAY.—The opening of ni. line, which was expected to hav e t a k en place to-der again delayed. The fact is that the pattern s b irl the w we only tried yesterday, an d it will be a fortnight ore hole system can be got into working order. The (I ' ll , is entirely a matte r o f s i gna l s , t h e line heel( beteg Perfect, and the stations requiring very little in the way of tiei.h. The Farringdoci.street termintu is a light and me mos structure, and its platform has nothing characteristic of an " underground work." In fact, the greater pert of l!!. Jay's half of the contract, extendieg from the Oily to hnrig..cress, is an open cutti ng , an d f rom th i sto 4b liwgton the tunnelled wa y is admirably ventilated, int and, wher ever practicable , s u ppli e d with daylight from a bove. The pihlic opening of the new railway will, it is hoped. take place au the lot of November , but the exact day oat mt he named with anything like certainty. Meeawkile, the anticipations of ita success are bringing down the mel ba fares on every route with the tn.& of which it Threatens to interfere. IMOD 20,00. 21,600 10,000 4000 1 1 1 :1 11,600 81._ 86 27 7 71 gm 86 07 24 SS 21 22 60 62 f Ms par 20f ilf 8 4 N 4 91 OS 41 48 SO If DS S 11. W los Pm Ipa ITS IS II SS 56 55 SKI. pm - MI 19 3 4pm li . 41 114 a LUNACY PROM WAN?. A lamentable cue of death, arising from the combined effects of starvation and injuries self-inflicted through lunacy, which supervened in the public street, from extreme waist, was investigated before Mr. H. Raffles Walthew, the deputy coroner for East Middlesex, late last night, in the boardroom of the Mile-end Workhouse, Bancroft-road, Mile-end. The unfortunate deceased was named John Gould, aged 50 years, and he was under stood to have only recently , wired in London from Kent. Mr. James B. Slight, relieving officer, said that the de ceased was brought to his office on Saturday week by Police-oonstable Toulman, 432 K, who said that he had found the man in Crown-row in a state of starvation and annoying the shopkeepers, who said he was mad. His in tellect appeared, the constable laid, stupified from destitu tion, and he was token at once to a doctor, who exa mined him, and pronounced him to be suffering from the want of the common necessaries of life. The policeman consequently brought him to the workhouse. In reply to witness, deceased said that he had left his child at Crayfoni, Kent, in thecharge of a Mrs. Garrett, so that he might come up to London to obtain employment as a shoemaker. lie spoke incoherently, and in a few minutes became alto gether irratimal. Witness gave an immediate order to have him admitted to the union house, and endorsed it " supposed to be insane." Mr. William M'lloneld, master of the workhouse, said that when he heard of the case he visited the deceased in the receiving ward sod endeavoured to cheer him. He replied that he had not slept in a bed for a long time. Witness thought it necessary to order a man to remain up all night to watch him. John Star, warder, said that on the morning after de ceased was admitted, witness was alarmed by hearing • woman cry out, " He is cutti ng hi s throat. Witness and another man rustled to the place, and found deceased in the act of cutting his threat with a razor. He struggled vio lently to prevent their taking the razor from him, and they had considerable difficulty in restraining him until the doc tor came. Mr. J. Stephens, M. FLC.S., said that on the morning in question be sou sent for and found deceased held down by two men. He had a large wound in the throat. He lingered a short time and then sank. The immediate canoe of death was inflammation of the brain. The severe wound in the throat accelerated his death. He was in a moat ehoekingly emaciated condition. He was in inch a state that even if he had not cot his throat be could not have survived. Thomas Moffatt, porter at the union bonne, said that he searched deceased within a quarter of an hour after his admission, and did not find a razor on him then. Deceased would have been searched before, but that witness WAS absent from his post, being summoned as a witness on the Hayrick inquiry, at the Bethnal.green Union. The Coroner remarked upon the deplorable nature of the case, and the jury returned the following verdict:—"That deemed died from inflammation of the brain, and that his death was accelerated by his cutting his throat with a lame, and also by his emaciated state; and the jury find that deceased bad not been searched until 10 or 15 minutes after hie admission to the union house, and they recommend that In future persona should be searched immediately on their admission." Advicea from Newfoundland date that the aggre gate each of cod Yh {lb mama will sot be much above elm third of a good menage sea -` ~ Y 7. -'l .. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Om Bums AND DUSK MAGNI= TZLNARAPEL) (FROM OUR OWN OORRUPONDENT4 Market continues quiet. Sales probably 1,500 bake. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sromi.—There is a decided increased disposition to pur. chase refining qualities of West Luba at previous prices. Porto Rico has also sold more freely at full prices ; brown to good yellow, 345. 6d. to :39a. 6d. Refined, no further decline has taken place, but the demand for dried goods Mill continues limited. For crushed there is more demand. for export sales have been made at 31s. :id. COFFER has sold less freely, and in some 01111011 at Cd. de cline. Ceylon plantation sold, triage, 70i. to 79a. ; low to good middling, 84s. to Odes. ; native, good ordinary to fine, 71a. &l. to 755. 0000 A. —l2O bags of Trinidad *old at 57e. to 58e. for greyish and mixed red. TEA.—With the exception of a small parcel of new him:dogs, ax Falcon , at 2a. 6d., no sales of importance re ported. Rtes.—This article continues dull of sale, about 1,300 boas Bengal sold, Ballam at 9s. ; white, 13s. to 13s. la Smcza—Previous prices hare been maintained for moat descriptsoes with the exception of common Jamaica ginger, which are scarcely supported. Faorr.—There is a good buainer doing in all descrip tions at steady prices. Run.—A considerable business has been transacted, but at a decline of 4d. per gallon —Berbice, Surinam, sod Ler wards, la sd. to ls. Gd. ; Demerara, ls. 641. to ls. 74d. Corrow continues dull sod inactive. Jima has sold steadily at full prices ; common to good, 221. to 284 sAurrzras-250 bags Bengal sold at 40a. 6d. for rem°. tion4f, and 1,100 bags Bombay at 375. 61. to 39e, for re fraction 5} to Isnrcio.—(3soond Day.)—The sale has again gone off heavily, at irregular prices for Nagai ; for Kurpaha there is a parti al demand at 2d. decline for good middling, but ordi nary sorts are neglected. 2,491 chats paned the sale, of which 1,506 were withdrawn, 637 bought in, leaving 446 chests sold. -- -- - SHELLAC las declined 2a. 6d. per owt. ; reddish orange, 91. 1(. to 91. 12e. 6d. ; 'native livery, 71. 13e. 6d. to 81.22.6 d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIB DAY). The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 46e. 94. nett sea ; Petersburg Y.O. we the spot. 475. 6d. ; Deresn bar. 484. ; Jimmy to March, 48s. 3d. ; March, 48e. 64. to 48s. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. mos DAY.) . . . We have a large supplyof bouts, and trade for them in dull ; consequently Mon&y's quotations cannot be realised throughout, nor can a clearance be made. The number of sheep is not Lira but quite equal to the demand, Monday's prices are pretty generally maintained. Good calves are selling rather better than on Monday. Our foreign supply cognate of 200 beasts, 1,940 sheep, and 201 calves. Milcb cows, 55. Per stone of bibs. ii. 0. ad. Per stone of Ma ad. a. & Beet Soots, Herords. 4 8 4 1 Bost Des& rdt-bdsBb 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 6 4 Dui Loog-w00i5.... 5 0 6 4 Second quaL bends 0 4 Do. do. Mars .... 0 • 0 • Calves Pip Best Dist litt-bsxli 5 4 5 Limbs Piga los Bosnia at assetst, 1,406: Mime and Lobs 4,090: WM. : SMITH' :FIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mews. Harvey lied Easton report trade slow at lad day's priosa Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 90s. ; superior ditto. 944. to 90s. ; interior ditto, Ms. to SOL ; rowed, Ma. to 90s. deed, old, 90s. to 110 e. ; ditto, Taw, second cut, SOL to 100 a. ; dam. Va. to :924. 1161 leo leo 11N I lu ll* IN IN HI 9" ts id ini I U' N 46 ii 61 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CwoL The market for the English funds is quiet to day, the amount of business going forwand being very limited. Consols are quoted exactly the same as at the close yelterday. In railway shares no movement of importance has occurred. Turkish Consolidis are heavy, and show a reduction of per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Amite; opened at 71fr. 20c., showing a rise oft per cent. wince yes terday. Consols are now quoted 935 to 5 for money, and 935 to 5 for the 6th of November. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 5,5, 5 ; ditto for account, 935 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 915, 5, 92; New Three per Cents., 915, 5, 92 ; New Two-elid e-Half per Cents., 765 ; Thirty Yeats' Annuities, 1885, 15, 5 ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109, 1085, 1095 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1005 ; ditto 1864, 101; ditto Bonds, Ns. prem.; Four per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 945 ; ditto Ave per Cent., 105 ; ditto Five-end a-Half per Cent.. 1125; Exchequer Bills, June, 235. prem. ; ditto, March, 18s., 21s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is • fall of 5 per cent. in Turkish Cousolid4s, which are now quoted 375 to 38. The Loan of 1854 is quiet at 82 to 83, ex dir. ; that of 1858 at 685 to 695, and the scrip of 1862, at par to 5 prem. The old Venezuela stock has improved. Italian Five per Cents. are fiat. The scrips of the new loans are without change : Russian is quoted 15 to 15 prem. ; Venezuelan, 3 to 5 prem. ; Portuguese, 25 to 5 prem. ; Peru vian, 2 to 15 dis. ; Egyptian Loan, first issue, 88 to 89 ; ditto second issue, 35 to 45 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brasilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 100 ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1862, 1868, 1860, 95} ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 655 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 102, ex div. ; Equador New Consolidated, 175 ; Egyptian Seven per Ceuta., 885, 89 ; ditto second issue,! 4, 35 pram ; ditto paid-up, 875 ; Italian Five per Cents., 72, 5 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 335, 5 ; New Granada ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 105 ; Portuguese Three per Cents. scrip, 25 prem. ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 615 ; ditto scrip, 15, 5 prem. ; ditto, paid-up, 951, 5 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 545 ; ditto Passive, 225, 22 ; ditto Certificates, 9/ ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 825, ex div. ; ditto for ac count, 83, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 5 prem. ; ditto paid-up, 68, 5 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 295, 5, 4. It appears that the contract for the new loan has been fully ratified by the government of Venezuela. But Messrs. Baring, with their usual scrupulous exactitude, will not formally announce the comple tion of the loan till after receipt of the necessary documents which are expected to arrive by the mail due at the close of this month; and notice to this effect will be issued at once by Messrs. Baringto the subscribers to the loan. The customs duties upon which this loan is secured as • first charge amount to 164,000‘ per annum, while the annual charge for interest and sinking fund only reaches 80,0001. The British Consul-General, Mr. Orme, has already consented to receive the sums specially set apart for the interest and sinking fund of the loan. As the first half-year's dividend will be deducted from the next instalment, the loan practically stands, the present quotation being 3 prem., at par. About 06,0001. in gold, principally sovereigns, for Venezuela, on amount of the new loan, was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, while 26,0001. was bought by that establishment. Owing to the tenor of the telegrams just re ceived from Bombay, there has been an active de mand for bar silver, and the supply by the Atrato has been sold for that port at an advance of 51.,viz., at ss. 15d. per ounce. The following gold ships are now on the way from Melbourne to England, via.:—The Aloe (out 1 90 days), with 81,0001. • the Roxburgh Castle (out 79 days), with 254,5001. ; the Moravian (out 65 days), with 197,0001; and the Wellesley (out 55 days), with 136,5001. The aggregate is 669,000/., of which not more than 81,0001.—the amount by the Aloe—is yet due. A circular, just issued, announces the failure of Messrs. Maxwell and Co., publishers, of Fleet street. A meeting of the creditors will be held on Tuesday next, when a proposition will be submitted to their consideration. The books have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the accountants. An extraordinary meeting of the Universal Marine Insurance Company is called for the 23rd inst., to determine whether the undertaking shall be registered under the Limited Liability Act, and the directors be increased to 16 in number. Subjoined is an extract from a letter dated Cal cutta, Sept. 8, relating to Indian tea companies : The tea gardens are thriving, and we shall get dividends from some of them next year. The shame of the Bengal Tea Company are emcee, at 25 per cent. premium. They are cheap at this figure. . - The following is yesterday's report on the Indigo sales : At the sale to-day 446 chests were sold, 537 bought in, and 1,508 withdiswn. There is no alteration in prises, not withstanding the strong support given. A few square doll Owls* sold at 3d. to 6d. advance of July. Hosibay 6gs were bought in at la. 10d. to 2a. 2d. per lb. Is two days, 940 cheats were sold ; 1,110 bought in ; 2,678 withdrawn ; 4,42.3 remain; total, 9,151 chaste declared. WroinespAyEvirmta. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to i for the dth of November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93 to . For money the last price was 93# to I). The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent Console, for money, 933, I, #, 4 ; ditto for account, 933, # ; Three per Cents Reduced, 914, 92, 914.; New Tbree per Cents., 914, 92, 913 ; Bank Stook, 237, 239 ; India Five per Cent. Moak, 1091, 109; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1011; ditto Bonds, 31e. prem. • Four tper Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 94/ ; d itto Five per Cent., 105/ ; ditto Five-and-a-Hall per Cent., 112/. The Austrian exchange on London, telegraphed from Vienna on the 14th, is 120.76, a further de cline. The Five per Cent. Metalliques are quoted 71. Bank shares were firm, but the actual changes in ' pries, were fewer compared with the last two or three days. London and Westminster, Metro politan and Provincial, and Union of Australia rose 10a., and Hindustan, China, and Japan, ha. Lon don and South African are now quoted cx divi dend. In the miscellaneous share market a further fractional decline occurred in Italian Irrigation and Canal. Netherlands Land Bight per Ceut. Prefer ence also receded. Cape of Good Rope Six per Cents. (1873) im proved # per cent. Cosa; Marine shares cloned to-day at 74 to prem. ; Thames and Mousy, 24 to # pron. ; vernal, to 14 dia. ; North British and Mercantila, 161 to 1; Commercial Union, dia. to par ; London and Middlesex Bank par to prem.- Loudon and Colonial, 1 to 14 prem. ; Standard , Bank of British South Afr* 14 to 2 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, dia. to par ; Farningh awl Aldershott Freehold and Ground Rent Society, 4 to prem. ; and Metro politan Cab and Carriage Compaoh f to Q prem. -