The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIB DAY.) COURT OF BASLRUPTCY. (beim kr. C - Ho cold.) I. cc /LAW 11•1111151.—T1111 lIITIOVOLITAN .►LOON 0111=Mif Co The adapt la tide tar we deserend se a brush man -6,1.2,r, dldtpationeW The adiabeatton was srf..■ the rah We s em the leseuee of Henry ssol, tilt". of Cheolso-dnel, Woo Wird to be • mediae 1.1. .504 sal the heshrepe menendared to m e etitudi,sti..e. A atlas woe eshargoattly Fomented by • Patre k Janata and Mr. Gorge Miami Jones, the lutdstors nailer the Whilaspap Nat la the aims of the L.,:mpsay, maybe that the bankruptcy might be &entailed. 'Jo the road Hat the beak/apt hod ceased to tulle before c utrallag the debt of the petitioning creditor, ae l that the proceodieg was • colludes one, merely for the purl wof UMW, Hawk's, out of custody. This petition aow ob.cl fe haring. D i gley (astructed by Mr. Mal) sneered in support of map. ; 31e. Dods append for Hawkins ; end Mr. Chi Ike represented the assignees seder the beakruptcy. Mr ChAky took en objection to the tete of the petition, with h to r , nteeded ought to have been that of the compay and leg of the liquidators. The 11th section of the Winding up Act required that all proeeedime Would be in the wise of the rearm. 11:. Homier oamihd the objection. The petitioners load weed the poetics as sad fee the company Y their capacity M 11.0W...re. Mr. Chadley then asked Het the Web. abode stead over, to roe opportaaity fee sereeelei sere allialte meetly bird. bit. Begley dal sot object lo • seaseeellis gemeneeneet. It. Honour °sowed that dr 111•1111ir's debt was es ttaa fads of it, haviaghosa whimpomt to the babropes tootles/. . . _ Cawley plowed to ollotbal• sambw. W. Beery uteri Um& be 'Min se& is to 'ap pend la mosthill that of oibabs. • strong rat is peel el Ole sr be saute ammo al mob. Mar a maniumlia lb Roam arm. ajourstasest Ind the Mad Otilbor, retembe tie aof med blllOOlll6 lie pie of the debt with tali puma. - W. Darin . ,lie hilllllo ask he the bankrupt'. &amp from thatel hie appilleedon noul the ire hp, bet mid the bankrupt obneld not be re • 4virail la emu up sok at hewn oat. Mr. Ilesky-1 bays as aisallaa whatnot Oa kis magas yr al do mg al Oa aelaik (A WO.) as =UMW BOOSILOMIL-41 GOOD MATS. Me Wilma vas dmibmi as as are-boat. Th y ieas de di diem mew . A m = badarmbued el Ni , popo l d by igeaserses, haseisig NMI : Da. To Defter SAM 11 I Dna Wan swift bibbe Li. Ca. Dl ihietes, geed bee, aoudad DM* bad MS IS • Peepeetv UN • • Doe will by modlicos MN • Lie Wide, 1117. Clarke Desalt, awl Mr. fa. Peas, meelmilib Lanka, gem Amen tied* L. Lener% ea baheitt i r L lee etelgetee. emeenied the beelompt hewing es elleetweep el IL pm week es be hp teeree se el. idle mot el seeseale Wog reedy by the Ise wised he dr emieselta weeekti. Q u wieotyt MID 'not& Me woo moodo•minalhotorm of Lasko. teal Tim* eme rrM. Aargana liege ore awa ha elleereeie ins ask So Gages. Mb Wand to VW*, on OW peeled thee be bed newel 461: All sale et ham sem- miirthe M a,. be fors the beakrepter. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THAMI& DMILIIIIANCI U TN, SCSI - TITS MISSION =SPIEL IN If ILLCLOSI-PQVAIII. law , • clothier el No. 93, 81. Chargiretotel, Meter boom se itabilitieglimy, vw templet bd.. Mir Tardliy, slorool mike • dielortmee ememittios • Mari of the paw is Weidesesqoue, *NM, the Rim Deem Dore ULM Chimp* whim No swim boos hem mmiesod tor moo tuns put elodierly t. the Tessylts oar Mom la the peel& elms& el M. tiairge•hr arias& The pesease is the same puma h promoted Cereal% Seam Nall, • bigot el the Nov. brysa Nem hem smarms Ls is M. Ortmes CUM, demi • MeliMeato there. Thy me amid to lb. Trilby resesemodlos vi speispy • M mild; rad this mo dm by Mr. hosph &M a, the mews 's Mellor. The septets, bowever, neisersords terve • Mar le the oilier ad • mistriog paper, Mai thst he hot wt spelegised, and did set Weed to air as apetesy. TM dispel ha Winslow mom less bra b peeseolso ed sensor moo sred the Rev. o. C. &Mk hear him bosimado !1011, me be is,. time alleisileig throb esil Mad ••••••611 silbsesots. Maw the chapel me• lota the proomba of the Piteryliss it has Ma remmed St. Sevred• Chink. Sidsre Mr. &sit► rested the pea It was • AIWA agog, sod was orlebtelly Wit ter the se teseesedeeke d Deoleli memo coodeg to the we et Loo ks. The ease vas *OW you •• half-pest 12 Vol* at math ti.. the sem wee crowded to elms wlth the coo etaribe Mem yob. et It. George ta-tbe Nest SIM% • psalemeromot, 2O H , meted that lest sight Jut • manse lobes It thee me • dietesbeitce to treat ei It. eeetesee Mardi, Wel'eleeo moors. Plot I. 1•1•11 ed oitted osly by ebb. There was a web of from 390 to ierseme moneetteed. As tbe easeresatke were !areas( the mit booed sad bleed at the elerrysea sad eJkeirers pitterediag hoes the thumb to the leimeies-boum. n• pilaw was sumo them end wee leielag. He frometly orpasoilated with the tremor sod toll Ws to go sway. TN primer esiesed to de so, sad seitths mold bs op, as ha vas thot esoveyal to the etatioe-heroic. " ' homes' possum Ma Moog them Mr. Blatchford, • shoristsv, who mid the dshadast spat on his, wished to give sorban, sad the prisms wto gave a gaunt &aid to the clove also wished to sell eitessots, but Mr. Yudley appeared dispirmil sot to attach great LEM pumice to the ease, and sail the didesdaat Wee eel, charged with bieaing . Ito c. 'ids:aced the coadoct pursued by tin defeatism and hi. friends at great length, and said if they *enabled is lugs number. it became as uslowful red soeseeblege; sad say person toped to that crowd, might lad Mama isvolnd is an Winning, ens it he use &Mg aothlag more than addict; to the crowd. Ms was the mere estontaisi that the trimmer should hare soled es he hat dose, while cousin from ►le owe place of worship. If soya*, would dispose him to peace and quietuses that ought to have dose se more than anything did art ►*pet the /flow els a poetises and hod been there be- In as a competiamat la a aloe whim out of the anfvrtanate re:igious dissuasions ia St. Georgs • itv the- East. Oa the lent Val• i(111 the widows use helots him ha tadalged La th• hip,. it was • oars k..,, thee he should hoarse mon of OUPPOIIIO7 braw:s. TM magistrate, offer sass farther otonrciona, tittered the Fabian to enter Into hie reosigal sarir- is the NM of 2.31. to ewer et this mart oa Monday 1.4,1 !Maw*, a Swede, and by trade a sagar•brober, w+a (hovel oa two amemonam wit disturbing sad dtrqaidlog the r agregthoce %mumbled at St. Georgs's Church sal at Se. &moue'. !prima Chard; Welklusr.equare, oa Suadey, Ms 1411 instant. Mr. Jooopti South, olliciter, promoted on 1.41201 f of the It r. Bryoa Xfsg. Yardley-Ll:vier wket steste do yoo proceed! Mr. Saith—The Lt of William and Mary, no. 18, tee. la. Ur. (Dwain larughie-, ad tote, of "Ob. oh: Wilburn ant Mary" from the estl•Posnlfee.) Mr. 1.'147 a. kel .ho hal darad to giro way to sub a fiirrodul rbollitwn of Imbue Is s public court of justice, Ur „>tt e l updi the otlblell to point oat the off milers. loin, the paler nth@ sour, ponied out four rodents, who &dard they had only mailed. 81r, Varney—lf throe is earth'' Smiler ebullition of fisher take the ofboidere is eurtody, and raison Mem from , our. If butt doeil succvd, I will tine the court dowel. I will hen to d.aplaye hen, (h the eppleatin of Mr. Gwete, rho* to Mr. Charlie t'' oaf, a dkotor, the ere .09 proposed still Thsroday, • tbr poomaintetion that the summon hod sot bus semi uo:.1 ,tor swung, sad that the defendeet's vitamins sere sot primmest. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. U! or noustr REA TIM!, .4 Club, alias Ned Grows, she 84.74 Imowli to th• t•a. r 4. a wstortnee hameshrialwr, Henry. Johnson .ad ' W•llir, all three drteratimed tad !operate look* t 4i. ef ro oiarard with Motorises to Borke4yasqoAmh fw 11.0 Pagers el eatositttlag a 4.tglega war =aid prods art la court) a r , itialitio, 76 sitelesua keys. 3 piektmeko, sad about air t. yr, writ or which had beta !Hid, .a. 3 . 0 1 A, .44 that as the prwrio•is eight, about Leir ia.' 4 . *ha* Berterlsy- gnu with Stews, 304 A, be saw ' "." 'Lr••• primwers ultras together OD the ',Greenest. Llatee dun left the ethers end west tato the homy of I THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1859. Me. 21, the reddens, of the Earl of Crawford and Bekanee. Wet& thaw went Into the rook sad walked tap sad down, leoldeg to see whither any body woe watolaing. Tbap then walked to Bruten-street, where they again examined two houses which were empty, sad afterwards west into Onteed-stunt, end returned to Berkeley-spurs, where, with the enhasace of Er, Bupse infendent Hanoant, they were taken into custody. At the statlea-bouse, Clarke rehired kis address. Johnson said he lived in Faettlen-etniet, apatsidelds, but fagot the number. On searching Johnson he Nand a knife need Ike the (winnings of windows. He west to the lodgings tr i ellr ig e with Turner , 421 A, who happeoed to know Where he te nded, and In parlour of the house, 21, Noble-sheet, *sad the bundle above mentioned. Brown, 304 A, sold ha found some matches on Clarke, sad • pine of mahogany used in opening windows by home betaken. The prisoners, who Joked so questions, were remanded by Mr. Higdon tW Wednesday. K iL Istg • ti ciela 12 9 ii 4 .a SHARE LI82&-71118 DA I. Two Moats. The fortnightly settlement has commenced this morning, and forms the principal occupation of** dealers. In several instances prices are better— Great Northern stock hu rieen per oent. and Great Western and Midland per cent. las London and North Western, on the other hand, after being marked 931, has f allen to 93 to 1. Great Western stock is now quoted 621 to 1; Midland, 104{ to 106; London and South Western, 99/ to 93; Great Northern, 101 to 102 ; Lancashire and I Yorkshire, 96/ to / ; and York and North Mid- se land, 72 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Meru shares are &Or a r 6-16 to 1 prem. ex int. Great Western of shares have rallied, being last marked 14. Great Luxembourg thane are steady. OILIDINAZY =Alta a~al saavAirs. so u I m.o Do. & — iTA iirE t tr b Noll,lsra i Jima LID ITOOKS. i i In NI H "fi 1 111grellTh.. —=......: ETS .. a g riwit ite. Maft - Vraegiat MUG. %la.o 0 4.6 az. iiGtb~:: ait':ii~ — ,„ = _..f.. .7. - - •. 1 .. .. Wl**. ay r:: un.........b. ..... _M w r.r.".. riva:a. dale Le Omni ea% 11411111 it= PSSFINZIOS ugc Jur :TV. 7:: 1 7 _ , ... te..-; L. p O~~4•Ys 11444iF aft Imam Usies. 4 per gdfradkr; .~.r~. t ~ r.r.~ I * . i ... a lam! TUdinfiliaill: IlawkDrisi.thiciow.ll•J ki11rri..1,... Vaitktir..: rt. ra: t'WU:W. 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Very little business is going forward, the dealers being princi pally occupied with preparations for the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks. This is "making-up day." Theatere markets generally are firm. The government broker has purchased the usual 6,0001. Consols for the savings banks, besides 10,0001. for other public accounts. A further rise of be. has taken place in the Three per Cent. Rents; at Pawls this morning, the quota tion being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 69fr. 60c. for the account. The Bourse is described as and firm." The scrip of tho New Indian Loan is rather dull, at 1001 to 4. _ _ _ Consols are officially marked 96/ to f for money, and 931 to t for the account. The present quotation is 961 to 1 both for cash and the 11th October. India /Hoek has been dealt in at 216; the New Indian Loan (stock) at 1001 to 1 ditto Scrip, at 1001 to 1; the Four per Cent. Debentures, of 1868, at 961; ditto, 1869, at 951; India Bonds, at es. dis.; and Exchequer Bills, at 23,. pre". In the foreign stook market the movement is still principally confined to Mexican Bonds. The price fell in the morning to 231 to I, recovered to 24, " buyers," and is now quoted 231 to 2i, being $ per cent. lower than on Saturday. Turkish stocks remain steady—the old at 84 to 86, and the new at 69k to 701. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is marked dia. Sales are recorded as &Bows :--Mexicen Three pee Cents., 24, 231, 231, 233; ditto for account, 231, 231, 231; New Granada Deterred Bonds, 64; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 9tl; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83 ; Porta- gum Three per Cent., 1863, 48/, 48; Etonian Four•and-a•Half per Cents., 991, 991; ditto Three per Cents., 1869 (scrip). / die. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 48 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 341; Turkish Biz per Cents.. 1864, 841, 841; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, 701; Venezuela Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 281. The Kent has arrived from Melbourne with 37,034 0011011 of gold and 95,000 sovereigns, worth in all, 243,0001., and the Africa from New York, with 79,00 W. The Calcutta and China mails via Marseilles will be delivered in London to-morrow (Tuesday) morn log. The English mail of June reached Sydney on the 10th of August by the steamer Bombay. The private letters from Paris express great confi dence in the dispersion of political clouds, and in an improvement in the prime of public seauritiee. This view is apparenly shared by the managers of the Credit Mobilier Society, who are said to be buy ing, almost daily, large amounts of Rentals and other securities. Money is quite as abundant as in Lon don, u is indicated by the enormous aceamnlation of gold in the Bank of France. The amount of securities afloat on the Bourse is unmorally limited, holders having little inclination to sell at a time when they see no other eligible abannois for the em ployment of capital. The shares in the princip►l railways are particularly scarce on the Bourse, and the same is the case in the London Stock Exchange, where the dealers are very careful in entering into contracts for the delivery of these se curities, not knowing where to tarn for a supply. Meanwhile, the rumours with regard to the divi , deride of most of the French railway companies are very favourable. It is affirmed that the Lyons Company will be enabled to distribute 65 francs per share. At Berlin the Prussian Loan, which wu recaatly issued at 93, is quoted 103 f. Australian gold to the amount of 40,0001. was on Saturday sent into the Bank, making a total of close upon 200,0001. since the date of the Bank return. 'The Ariel has arrived from New York with 30,0001. in specie for England. The other imports of the precious metals announced last week have been large. Our list includes 963,0001. by the Etna, 10,0001. by the America, and 123,000/. by the City of Washington, all three from the United States ; 18,000/, by the Ceylon, from Alexandria; 134,0001. by the Agincourt, and 144,0001. by the Blue Jacket, both from Melbourne; 10,0001. in gold from Russia; and 8,0591. by the Falora, from the Peninsula. The total value of the week's imports is not less than 728,0001. By far the larger proportion of the gold imported continues to be retained here. The steamer Behar will sail to-morrow with 163,1451. in silver and 33,8001. in gold for Bombay, all on mercantile account, government making no remittance by this opportunity. There have been moo ingairiee of late, both here and in Holland, for New Granada Bonds, which have improved to 171 to 18, an opinion being enter tained that, owing to the decided opposition mani fested by the bondholders to the various proposals which have been laid before them by the govern ment, the Minister of Finance of New Granada will shortly submit a more satisfactory scheme for the arrangement of the debt. Mr. George Brahma., the Russian Consul. General in London, died suddenly on Saturday morning at seven o'clock. The announcement excited great re gret in the large mercantile circle in which the deceased has for so many years moved. An English man at heart, Mr. Krehmer has long laboured with untiring devotion in the organisation and develop mentof thecommercial relations between this country and Russia. In compliance with a wish expraued by govern ment, the next mails for Calcutta and Chink cid Marseilles, will be delayed one day ; they will be made up in London on the evening of to-morrow, the 27th inst., instead of to-day. The object of this delay is to allow replies to be sent to the im portant correspondence expected in London to-night from China. The following circular, announcing the creation of a large amount of new preference stock, has been recently issued to the shareholders in the London and South Western Railway Company : In pursuance of the authority given to them by the share holder*, the directors have dettorained to tans the uncalled capital, 'mounting to 616,7941. 13e. 4c1., offering it in the first hokum to the shareholders standing on the register this day, In =mints of not lam then 1001. of such new stock. The stock thus Oared will be entitled to a prtferential divi- dend of 4 per cent. per annum, end the holders thereof will be allowed the option of converting it into ordinary stock of the company, on or so from say 30di day of Juno or 31et day of December then next following, so that such option be declared before or on the Met day of December, 1866. The amount offered to you Is t , and you are requeted to pay the first half thereof on or before the Ist Octotor, 1859, to one of tee company's barkers. On payment of such first half the bankers will alga the receipt annexed, and on transmission of the same to Ws office you will he duly registered in the books of the company, and a certificate of rettetration will be Issued to you. The remaining hell of the smount of the Mock taken by you will be payable on the let Jenuary, 1860, or the whole may be paid at once ore or before the let October, 1869. Interest at the rate of 4 per mot per annum will be payable hum the day of memo to the bankers on the month paid is them In perpetuity, or until the new doh shall be wavered into ordinary stock. The first paymeat of laterem will be tap tothe Slat December, 1869, and the future menet§ will be Ulf 'ltaly, sad will be eolculeted to the 20th Jane sod ilet December insect year. Should you wish • farther allouneek end any smooth of stock shall nn be paid Span es the Ist October, 1829, your application fora further allotment will receive emollient! addressed to me. SATURDAY Evs INO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 to f, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation, both for money and the 11th October. The purchase for the savings banks consisted of 5,0001. Consols. The official business report is limited to the following:— Three per Cent. Console, for money, 96f, 1, f I the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1000001; ditto, scrip, 100 k, 100$. The scrip of the New Indian Loan closed at 100} to T t h , e afr n r dian touc F h out ing pw l(Ki L t° ,! . Debenttaree of 1868 re main quoted 931 tot; those of 1839, 93 to ; and Exchequer Bills, 235. to NIL poem. Considerable excitement prevailed in the market for Mexican Stock which, after being dealt in to some extent between 24 to 241, rose to 241 to 25. Late in the afternoon, some realisations were pressed, partly in orders from Holland, when the price has ruled lower than hare. A re-action accord ingly took place to 241 to I. This quotation, how ever, is about per oent. above that of yesterday, and shows a total rise of nearly 2 per cent. in two days. Other foreign stocks were firm. There was no alteration to-day in Bank Aaron A fresh improvement of 10s. took place in Van Din. men's Land. Berlin Waterworks shares continue in fair demand. Oriental Inland Steam A shares were marked 1 dia. MINIM-ISIS DAY. Two o'Cioc►. A considerable degree of activity continues to pre vail in the muting market, and priors are very steady. Shares in Providence Mines are inquired for, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 46. There have also been a number of transactions in shares in North Downs, Central Weer*, Groat Wheal Alfred, North Robert, Stray Park, Wheal Margaret, and Hisgston Downs. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain with out alteration of importance. At a meeting of adventurers in Bedford Cow& Was, hold on the 28rd "sat. this accounts showed a balance in favour of the adventurers of 241. 184. 6d. A oall of is. 6d. per chins wag made. Ths North Wheal Onunbler coconuts, presented at the ineetiou held on the 21st Mat., exhibited a balsnes aphid the mine of 3581. 15.. 10d. A call of 6s. pee share was made. The Wheal Damsel Mining Company, on the 19th Wet., made a call of 11. per share. Wheal Boller declared on the 20th haat. a dividend of 21. 10a. ire share (6401.), leaving a balance to the next account of 96W. 4a. 4d. At a meeting of advemtnrers in Wheal Wrey Console, held on the 20th hut., a all of 24. 6d. per share was made. Tha Devonshire Great Consolidated Copper Miming Com pany declared, on the 23rd inst., a dividend of 71. per share (7,1681.) ;arising from profit' on Gala of copper erre sampled in May and Jute lamr . Tim Abbey Consols Mhos, oa the 22ad inst., made a all of im sham 111043ILLMI01 No. 1901 e. 00111P•2110. i N. 10 4 I N Amos teat.= amt.. NI IA II Aoseihr A. .. 10 si 1.0 16 Mg al 36, 1000 . AU k 17 t 9 slsessets .. sll 4 ..... 60 I BM. = ris N 66 IIaNA 111. A Is WU p. Nal • N De. 0 ... ...... —.... 1.1 1 Ns . . .. . . is *AN Al. I De. ? OW s. Ii pa , -1- 2 ~49 ut. v0..00 . • Palate .... Vlk treorosir—. sli DK e AL ANON TIIIIIIIPI .. 10 X.ore 6 /NNW ANL ON.. NI AM Di NNW boa IL 1L... NI N. 040 11 GisaNasaX =l 14 UN ii .... t 6 laeLDlNrksTsl No w 01 Noma . 61 . i i 36.090 lo AN 1, Tel IN 90 It ag 0413 1 ' i ns ii "Wis s. I 111.4/6 1 IL teton i ' " lisiriiiii4 Us. 10.N9 , INIANOSNJA t 5,000 16 Ds. 16.000 11 De. t I le. 000000 et. /NMI= se 11: 44,100 :14 " Lrhit'ssarz 1 O.NS Ims rk -'.. I L'1r.....M1.1 pi t'i ne r a -- a Z 1 .1. . AL ZINN Dods ...... 4) SHOCKING CRUELTY TO 4 HUSS. At the petty amnions, held et the Town-hall. Radford, ors &Sudsy, befogs the Rev. T. S. &rattan, chairman, and other magistrates, Joseph Cots, • farm sore vast, in the employ of Mr. J. Banthell, fanner, of Prettifi es% was charrd by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with the following inhuman treatment to a hon., Ito property of hie employer Mr. William Love, the chief covetable of the Royal Society, attended to prosecute, and informed the barn that the MAO was see which exhibited featime of • vary wanton and aggravated character. The lelowleat, oa the 20th of Annum last, went out with • home and minor' to hie employee's farmyard to teeth • load of straw, ant upon reechieg the farmyard this horse, which , had just recovered from a long Mama Weems somewhat resters, and this it would appear displeased tare dolloadeat. He took hold of it by the bridle with his left head, whilst be iodised • auceemiou of violent blows 11C/4111 the heed sadism of the animal with • pitchfork, striking it with the leen end of the frescos. Toe hone at eecb blow staggered heck, and the blows were repeated with double violence as it reoovered Muff sad came forward. After pursuing this conduct for rams minute., the defendant wee seen to kites hie hold of Its bead, sad taking the pitchfork in both band* he struck it • terrific blow sortraa the heed. The animal staggered spinet the rick, which prevented ft f•Illag, sad whilst it was lutist positioe, the defendant dealt it smother violent blow moss the head, which brooght it to the ground, where, after suffering great agony for a few minute. it died. Upcsesendn ing the horse it was found that its lips end mouth were much leserasd, its teeth ware knocked out, end its heed altogether was much shattered. The defendant wee regiesiedly rem serrated with by the viinaeses whilst be was al-setag the horse, and in return he mailed than with alum. Altar calling witneetee, who fully reveal hie itstement, Mr. lave said he felt it his duly to inks= the bench that the omen of the bores, ou being raids aware of the transmion, d first evinced a Quire to have the defendant punished for Al. cruelty, bat was sobsemsently Induced to alter that demon salon. The muter, however, baring gained publicity, the iababitants of the place brought It ander the &odic of the meaty, and upon inewries being instituted it was found that the ease was one of a very deersat near., and the society felt that it would I. wanting in its duty it it refratied trees peoesseideg. The dellendesre mum to the charge amounted to no mere lire die—lhe borer would not do es he wonted it, amid h *east* he had a right tochestise it, but he had no latmerhim M le mad Ile ft at the time. the &Amu mid that the bench were unanimous In their *Mem list twee a teas of very electing end barbarous eisnity, mid ewe to which the severed puaiehtuent allowed bp kw Amid be luilicted. The defendant would, thinforn be immarittod to the Rowe of Correction for amp sehadar ma iha, with herd labour, end the bench farther wished to te .hat they areeild the public were read, Mated to the party far he promptinate I. Irtwidei the deader to imam. IJIIL ?OA NIMal Br 10180IIING. At the Ismemses Omit Cast on Wednesday, David Roes was Merged with poisesdag kW uncle, Welter Ram owner, lavesgerim by mans of arsenic. They limed is ileums Mai, Use best cheered the pefeester with setrnisimerhy Me mhos la repeated doses betimes Vat Fanny sad ISM Apr I, ISM, chiefly in tee, teddy,ipigo: gent, dm, by wish Me seeds Med on 164 Aril. Forty. then Mae. left s% sabstensea lee., mire ammerated the libel se veheriathr this sem. sad as her than fifty wit tiness weft Ms le rye yd the cam bring gem to twist, seinmee me led at pen Isegth. After evidences was gives es le the death of the de ceseed, Jobs Flew, dirtaggin, Ws, proved the pur -1 Mane of sneak es the ISM of Felmery the primmer bet the alleged Immo of destroylag antis. —WMlnn Hen body, nowill's cam, Monibeil • coseareeths behead with the prisms, about hie meniese. I mid to him (the witness de emed) it wee reverted anew the aelighlesre thin hie lIDCSO was to bo monied, sal bo 'eight put the popery post him. • He esid—.. Althoegb q male might MY to do that, I haft la my pellet elle woof him*, kies."—Wilham lietherimi„ who heed ant dew to the Wotan, stated that the. were no Me theft the peemins—Mr. Rem surgeon, that the beers sad his mete to his bore pith Thursday Me Wee ' died, sad be recom mended nationals of soda aid termer add. lowing Smutty might he Sand the deemed twist er on hie beck es a dying Mee, end weiteientssibia He died is about half sa boar allemeseds, his death bins gybe nue peeled by the wltasen—Ms. Macgregor, mierteary pee, arid that he hod gives the deemed mese powders for It. hens, with • eras skeet their ese. Des. ROM) and Vswr Vida, La their reports* the exeminanon of the body of the said thy were of opium that death was win dless! by tamales Mecham teem the stomach and bowels, bet that they could eel ggilve as opinion as to the origin of this condttion.—Dr. Heelsgaa , el E inhered, produced • I tappet elating the reisk of an analyas of the armies sent to I hue from levergerdm TM report forniabel some further Swede of the maim* tad cosoluded es Blows:—" The sult of ley 'sportsman is that all the organ * of th e b o dy of Wales Rom memised by me, were largely impregnated ski ems& ; that thee:canals of the stomoth contained a beisly appestats Ina d this poison, but that than was pesseet is them we insoluble compound of mercury, a mesh esetireeseery of the statement that • dose of Weisel had bees adesidetered to Welt. r Roes shortly Mhos death. The senthestern to be Mews fres these melte is that, to Immegaste the tissue in this maser, Walter Bees manse received • considerehle does of arm* and wake that his death eau preroted by vousitiag sad paging. 'MA me Me symptoms of the action of sa initial, there eau be se deitht that he died from pothisiog by sneak."--Seme war berneve medical °videow hung barn gifts, Gegegles Mackay shoed that the prise:on bed raid to her his mat webfoot live load. He also said, If I would merry It., ha would give me his hand that hie elide would not live nog. I said—. How do you kaow that? Terre is none that knows that but one." He re plied—" Never yea maid that. If you'd give me your hand. VII let you know that." I did not ioneeut to marry him. 1 west away from hint—not him from lOC Pound that he was courting mother Georgina, who is his pietist wife, whom he married a couple of maths since. The prisoner's dft'arations were thee read —one dated April 21, and the other April 29. In both &dentinal he denied having mew bed arsenic tle hie positing's in Inver- Fordo°. In Ms seem I declaration be said his uncle's home having become ill, ho and his uncle got some white powder in a pocket which wee given to his uncle. and wee kept in • packet on the top elicit of the kitchen, where be usually kept his medicines. On the Teensy or Wednesday before his death, be believed that Walter Ross took some of Ibis powder (muted of cresol of tartar. The Wiener said nothing of LLB white powder is bit first declaration. In his first decla rative he ear, " I never bad ay poison in my possession at my time ti my knowledge. " In his mound declaratios he endowed having par:Mood poison, but not in Inver pardon. Being asked if to had arseele in his pommies elnwhere that in Invergordoe, he declared—.l bought three or forr omen of amen from • drurgist is Tele, in February lest, for the purposes of ktllieg NOON cats which ware sonny Mg me is my mashy, and • dog that used to frighten me when I woe passing at night, end some rate which were in the back wing of my uncle's house. But Wet that whet as my way from Tens to Invergordoe." Is the detlanet toss are details sa to attendee°, on the detested by the plisocer sad WI ; no other pecans gave hiss Mod or nectikios dewily his Jenne. For the defence, myna! witnesses bore testimony to the good fee:ing that extend between the prima, and the &- coned, and to the premises of rats on the preen:sec Lord Cowan yenned up. He commecc d by tellies; the jury that the only cue betore them was one of acute poison. tog by arsenic, adognietszed or taken • very short time before death, and that in coning to • onaclution oa the evidence they were to consider whether the deceased toot the poison homed wilfully or secidenodly, or whether it wee adtalaittered to him by some ocher person. His lordship dismissed the am two suppoeitione as untensb!e, sad et sled that the oily otralusion compatible with the evidence, wee that the poison had bees ad miciatord to the deceased by some person. tie then directed the jury that the question for them to answer WWI whether that permit wee the prisoner, and that is coming to a cotenant these 'lemmas were to be considered —vie, the poseenim of the poison ' the upper tensity of edminiedering it, end that mo ti ve to do so. His lordship then read over the greats port of the evident% couumnting on It, and concluded by stating that, while ths ease watt 01)11 of grave aspicios, it was one on which be would express no opinion, Oat leave the matter mainly in the bend. of the Jury, whom he complemented highly on the aviation they had given to the evidence. The jury thee unread, sad, after an absence of an hour sad a hall, retained a verdict of "Not proves" by • uft *Sly of ess. AFRICAN Motu.—Os eatorday the African royal mail mama lithl-pe. Captain Trench, sithod from Liverpool be Madams/id toe West Coast of Africa with 3 passel:l4ms rid a. crawl mails. FALMOUTH. SEPT. 23.—Th• Pelikaao, Captain Jamaslisa, boa Alexandria, which arrived berg this mea ls&lstria; been fired into whined Tarifa, sad had tiro nen The Turkish gunboat Akyah, and-r thy command of Copious Dowsed, left SnithatWou Dalt@ on &buddy for Coutontinoile. BSo woe bult by Lure. Wane, at Ckarna. 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Inunsaza a . dam It -131rannittim Canal Anon wen old In Oda matt today at iii-Town and Diana !Yak. at 11/ -N minig .111 d--/C ll l l .l 1 101 daa toot. at 11 p -ood lAnnhiabasa i Cat 101opeas inatan 1121 p Among tb• oknini prima ono :-Griat 8119 P9s. lo Its.-Ikona 841do16; 10i to 161 -god Harialagtom Prafaranco. 1 to IN. GEEAT FIRE AT THE ORDNANCE WHARF OIL 111 t Retwaamorna.— (True DoT.)—This morning 'bout tore. tidal a Ore broke eat fa tbs intensive reap of premiers belonging to Mews. Banat and Co , the mo rbid' of the Rotherbithe Oil Mills, situate at Ordnance Wharf, Rotherhithwatieet. The Wow nee so high aa to be &timely seen all over the metropolis. This caused • general tans out. of the more distant eoglitee, with Mr. Braidwood, the superintendent of the London tire mesh- Helm:lent. By the time this powerful force arrived the whole of the angina and boiler houses, 'rennin in one direction 60 feet and 24 feet wide, were itt • blase. The:taill-roeut, another building about 80 fest long and about 24 het broad, had become ignited to the extant of 30 feet, and the spacious warehouses bed also takes fire. The brigade laboured in • most praiseworthy manner, but they were unable to get the CORM extinguished until • serious amount of property was destroyed. The octal report describes the Ore to have originated from the over heating of • flue, and that the boiler-house and engine -house are about two-thirds consumed, the mill rooms have 30 feet and the canteen of that portion burned, and the warehouse" are cowiderably damaged by the and water. It could not be ascertained fa what offices the firm wee Insured. BLONDIN'S FEAT TO BE OVTDONE.—We have received a private letter from • gentleman residing at a small village as one of the inland lakes of Wisconsio who infanta as that be has been for several mouths experimenting with what he oath " water-shoe," with a view to perform safely and easily the pelage of Likes and liven on foot 1 The peculiar structure of the shoes, whiob he has at lest per fected, after repeated trials and disappointments, ren ders pedestrianism en the surface of the water utterly eis ha em7 awl aT a tn . 7 . nore rap t i n d ven t i lr give all been I made Z d Tdaight, in private. on the osten sur face of -- Lake, reaulling due, as we ere smeared, in [tequila' involuntary baths, and two or titres marrow mama from drowning. With the aid of • miniature pair of mils attached to his arms, and whisk an be *reefed" or spread is a moment, the inventor of this novel contrivance has crowd a Eke three miles wide ha hell an hear, without n mach as wetting his knees in thawing'. The investor contidently avows Ms willlognen to Weep. the arming of Lake Michigan on foot, and only asks for • "good day and a good heck," to enable him to laud In Michigan la elx or ones hours after leaving Chkage.—Chicage Leader, Aq. 21. ROYAL FAZE HOSPITAL, OkAv's-not-itom—lhe amber of patients relieved at this hospital during the week trading Satutday, Sept. 24, was 2,331, of whkh 708 wore slew MN 4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade was large and the tone steady. Pricers of moat artidu of the Inds were unaltered. Ths reinof home grown vain' was fair. The imports of grain into London dace last Monday war ro ported this morning u Irma of Sou, fair of wheat, ray mall of bark and meta very large of oats. Azsar.-B sold etsedily at last Monday's rates. Foreign zeal in valor. Wish white, 40.. to 465. rad, 35e. to 40a. per qr.; Dentsie end Kosiptiorg, 42 . . to 56a. per 4941 b. ; R os tock, 425. to 50e.; ether Baltic ports, 40e. to 4es. ; French, Me. to 495. FLoun quiet at &boat last Mosehey's_prion. Town, Ma. a 435.; Norfolk, 29e. 6d. per 2301 b.; French, 211 s. to 335. per 280Ib. ; per bared. BARLKY.-Fial 11014/ SOWN% and hold firmly at last Moodey's raters. Wish, 24e. to 44e. per qr.; Baltic, 244. to 27e. ; other aorta, 23e. to 275. per quarter. OATS In good demand at 6d. per qr. over lest Yeeday's prices. &sea, 20a, to 30a. per qr.; Itoulan, 18e. to 245, per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 22e. to 27a. For qr. Baute.-English and Egyptian at about Leal Monday's rots.. English tick, 36e. to 41a. ; harrow. 425. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40.. to Ns. per qr. Zgyptian, 32,. P .r g r • 4Pus.-Very little doing ; prior are quoted unaltered at last Monday's rates. English boßwq 47a to SU , bog acid grey, Us. to 425.; foreign white 42e. FLOATING Cartoons..-111nos last PrMay 11 grain -laden vessels were reported swivel at ports of call, via, 6 wheat, 4 mdse, and 1 beam no ausaller of cargoes of wheat on the coast ea salt mount to about 16. Then latent sales reports& were:-Wheat, Buillansk, 43e. 31. per 4921 b. ; Ma* Galata 29e. pr 4921 b. bilge cargo, 265. 70. par 46016. To-day several fresh arrivals by telegraph were reported. ♦UITALR INTO - LOlllOOlll Tithe RCPT. II TO SEPT. fl. Masao. Mae. Wit ftwilleari ler raw. za ... a Hei n a % , 'M su IA& : II Tor .. lei 9 Y LH Y 6 "PI rail 3:81; .. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAT.) The following public sate us ativertiesd for to-morrow : Sugar 800 hhdr. West ladles, 3,600 bags Matnities, 3,800 bags Eleagel, and 600 bags Madras; Coffees, 300 casks Plea. tattoo Ceylon and 1,200 beg. native; Saltpetre, 469 bags; Cooblwa4 8170 bags. 80011.—The market how been quiet. Large public mks ars advertiard for to-morrow. Corraz steady. A floatiog cargo of Rio told at 60e. 61. fora tsar port. TY-A.—This artir.lo is firm, but business is t artly suspended as further news from China Is hourly . expected. Rtcs.—A large lumina. has Win dons since Friday at very full prices. A cargo of Neinanzle Austin sold afloat at 10a. 3d. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARILET.-(THIS DAY.) The market te quiet at the folleerteg prices:—Tows tale 10., 575. sell rash ; Petarebare Y.C. on the spat, 68a.; t3eterehet', SSP.; October to Dacomber, &I.; &do, separately, bed. 6.1. TAZTIOIILLIM OF TALLOW. diets Wit y WIWI* Ditto Pram Id JOS Parini Imol Irak Ditto hamlet Jam ....... P too Y.C. par wt. Ws dig ..... Ditto Tolre IMAM 1.114 1 3.113 17.71. 21.406 LIN 1.4/4 IMAM 11,133 Mb. M. Pc 4C C 14.141 M. U. .~.~ ten. a armlet tut teu wee, =Ow wet October too row. 4.111 fromdellrery 2.111 cots. TM meted lee meet oorepeted Fel TZ It. eetertburg. le frost reber pieen—Telet. lb e Mee. METROPOLITAN CAT rLE MARKS r. (THIS DAY.) The 'apply of beasts is larger, but the quality is only middling ; cutsequendy prices ere not lower, entomb inferior descriptions cannot be sold. The number of sharp is much smaller; however the trade is so bad at the dead markets that we cannot effect a clearance, although there is a disposition take lower rates. Calves era sell about the same Si on Thursday. From Germany and Holland there ere 1,733 beasts, 6,570 sheep, 67 calve,, sod 40 pig.. Sorting, 90 besets. Ireland, 650 beats; and 2,000 trom the nortbern sad midland conntiee. • Pa stew .8 eata a 6 ad. Pa stair of a 4. Boa Deou. flerefati... 4 6 410 Bel Dm int-bred@ !M blaces.bonas. 4 8 4$ y Leauroola 4 6 4 8 decoct 4asay Nada.. I 8 4 0 Do. 4. Mem Oalvo 58. Best the 11 11.1.Pneel 6 0 la mb. Bamta at mutat, 6.010: Elbow sod Lana" %2.160: Cam. 118 : Pb... 410. BOROUGH HOP-MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattraden aad Smith report that the market is •ery active, awl See bops from 2e. to Ss, dearer. FATAL. CART ACCIDENT.—On Friday an inquest wee held at Um Beaks latlrmary on the body of the late Hr. John F. Leech, of Goring. On the Wednesday night pre vious, while driviog a light cart, he ran &gained a phaeton which was conveying two gentlemen to the station. He wee thrown out by the violence of the shock, and was so much injured that he died the nest morning. He was quite 'ober, I and the catastrophe appears to hue teen mimed by the darknessof the night. The jury found a verdict of Acci dental death." The Berkshire Chicarizie says :—" The melancholy fate of the defused will excite much eympatby stung flume by whom be was known and In the neighbour hood where his family bad for many years resided. It was only three montha ego that he entered into the married state. and was just commenting the farming business at Battle Farm, °ming, his family property. His now unfortunate widow, who wee sent for an Friday night, arrived at the hot pitel about two o'clock the following muwier, and the seen was out of the moat painful character Nmtvienbte, the poor young lady, overwhelmed with the dreoital calamity, utter ing such piteous mire as greatly to dietrese all who heard them. Never was there a more striking illustration of the umerminty of life than thie sad accident afford., and or curriilt in the midst ot health, hope, and vigour, it is doubly effettgg." . A ALAN BURIED ALIVE AT ACCRINGTON.-00 Saturday, a number of men VINO engaged in • puddle bench. about thirty yards from theist:tontine/at of the new memoir. Mr. ItrOu , re, who angerintenda the work, Insisted on lia•log the abaft ahead out, sad properly filled with puddle, In order to make It wore. Peter Malay went down and drew several prop% and the other men followed with puddle. Whea about tux feet of paddle had been put In, Malay demanded again in his cage, for the purpose of drawing more props. He. however, had hardly got to the bottom, when a quantity tf moth slipped from the side; Malay swerved out to pull up, but before the men at the top could do so another and a ledger quantity of earth slipped Eros the side, and the abaft wee completely made up. It Is thought that abo 3 ut 0 tons of earth must have fallen upon Ike poor fellow, A number of men wean iromedm'ely eft to work to remove tho Faith, tut It Is hot expected that the body will be reached before Tuesday. (