The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-13 00:00:00

NAVAL AND itufrAzr. ADIITIALTT. krt. 12. -- Aproinimm. Mato W.l.llrtlt r tie Cigar ; 1. Y. D. Buhr, to the BortLosseek, to the fie; B. Ismarotirr. to the limaty. Mehilpeela Mho* le the Wrath ; P. B. RA, to the loghleres ; R. H. ATAlort, ba Os Bow A eiresise usesoissdass has hese issued to the wog es Use sod abased. Aft ties Csessessier-le. tworbir ledlea thee ...stir. aseremedmosel diem sod orober • waned esMl.mentedes i.sl op • modem how bees ent sal epposesed ..ados s he ember spa to Meow es eirromme to the am km* Carps; soli anamenatoo often ere elesseel se tremolo num steeds ses•ossismisiese4 Gime sod mos se Ash velesersr essentlesiy. The was ars es esesia Arid Se she Isselless Se which they MINI sailog i tt ille twei=te the New step& Farr mole Is rhe mar& ma owes Se is redoes, Writ say guevlass sr** Is Ow hoe. Author iduesier bee bees hosed statist that the ler WE., es Os seemosegottes et the Com bos outemeell to es ellermsee d U. a See se sob sees emplepi Is amps et toeinetleo, to Nis he she seer art sear el disk elythin end bettiL ime gi; elletresee Y.M to be lesseilel se wade( pir. CHATEAU, Sam 13. This aearmist aa aid* was naheal b CioLmseal X ,ha ort at hie whoa, he Os aahook at Chavolosi, teer=7=7=2 ". the bind tosopoila W. Oat* IMO eac he flahatla, as. : 3 Atom =AM saa of the Old ; 3 emolear adr lITh liostacat ; 2 e Maya inem SO alea of the 71A Ewan ; 1 'haw lad IX aosa aha tea la. hey; not 3 Aare oaf TO am of the 71a 11 Light „l A* lam= ; tooa, I Alan owl SU ma. TM ne t Rama =it doe amber! M Ocaveeced, loarrrow, a he Naha, far Untie : 4 Ann sod 1117 ma of all rooks of duo Read Aenlear. haw WvAvaa ; sad Sian ma 137 ass of ha NO Lieg Iskafty, Ms Casiftbezy ; lei* alma and MN mea. PORTSMOUTH, ern. 11 The Anspat. 47. emir Wil li am litassaaa, got op bet sir liVetra Ca = w•eq kg reeerreemaea kea woe keepalip, Osamembe weed Peaer, stiemeskag ee Tbs, Meek 11 ea* pains -vied elemayeela, 114.11.-Con =oda Jobs I. Potiy, lathed Nal istralag at daylight tar the watt ward, waled, &ad preemaiml la she tames so (be seetwent. 11174 William Bola's, C. 8., "rat des to Poetised IW utoesias to the Fire Qum, etsime-weeL WOOLWICH, SEPT. 12. The officers, coo-ooseetiesiosed Aims sad nee, of IM rot, fourth. and depot !Idealist id Rey& Artglery, meertablart et 10 lock dee erstah uss e Tilton the preen -01311 of a reward to flerietat• leita= of Ilse 17th Ileterle, f'. mwy pen( —Major Orseral Ws R. J. Dome, Cewsseedeat of the Our pswessisd to Sevretat-elejer ro. a slim medal, wWt mews es thi eselplest es emit" of 1111. The sowelly wee weeded to ftreweh•libier eseesevrat ups the amen of 111•11.11wyeent Howse& The Arledge wwwwwwwwle wee weed dove the river this Mat owl Wideure, w ete d eao mole, CO BEM It—The draft of treys ties Ceiebeeter Cm. ler IM sere* Y sem the het deimehmet beetsi asherired the vsersiarg i et awe ef use seesesetoes dnesser, mad 90 privates of the IA Bertalles et the lith Peelliers, afterr the ..rand of WNW IL N. Grey. The Metes the effective stresith of the ememp eteekletebfy beteg LON use ; bet the slumber be meemesseed seat week by the esterstetre ef the Beet Neon Rtiles who sal be "wheel is the ease hr heir 21 lave trash,. • draft d 331 tees, 13 weer. nod 11 children here Mee het the bomb el he Nere tsetse &rpm.ton at Wacky, and esbeehme on beard the Hemeoleost tor gal. THE LOSS OP AM KIJZIITTS BRIG RAISON. PORTSMOUTH, MONDAY. A coort-rnartial aumbltd on baud her MOW? • ship Victory to-day, to try Lieutenant Frohlich& Sees& Blair, sad the sturi.ins crew of her IlaSatra dog Maas, for the toe. of that rip off the west coast of Akre es Use 9th of Kay I•ss. it will he resserbeeed ffiet ler err thee It was enpveed that the ally boat picked erg was that ore- I taints" hlr. adroit Wintry, the boatswain, mad • parties of the crew, who wen tried der the loam of the ship sad merle led, the rest then being of opinion that tie lose of Os vessel wee attributable to neglect on the part el the sir in theme of the deck. Subsequently eel tir her was picked up, c.mteining Lieutenant Brit wed • Foy sf seamen, and they rem landed at Sierra Leese, tad sflr• wards coeveyet to Engler. The cleft wee unanimously of opinion that the ire of the Herat was occasioned by her foundering et see In • heavy aqua, owing to the sear Weir nest bevies, watery to the opinion of Liestesest Blair, who was tbe officer of the watch, creed the rare le be coiled up shortly before the eqaell struck the ship, thereby prorating Ball from being ehartred VMS mewed. The court was, however, farther of opiates that Listaterat Blair was set free from blare, isermsek as it was hie duty, se officer of the watch, to her eaod the ear radar, when the senior lieutemat mailed bier Is see contrary to his judgment in • ore ran the wiry of the ship was concerned, and the coact thralls. adjudged Lisa arta Blair to be mpereaded, and adradebed to be rare careful is the future. MATZ OP M4JOB-011a1RAL SIB WILLIAM SLIM La& 'We have to record the death of Major-General Bir Was. Eyre, K.C.8., late In command of the forces in Ceseda. Sir W. Eyre died os Thursday last, at Dillon hall, Warekkshine, at thesis of 63. The gallant general had been is bed health hr mostha peat, and was in comae questa of illness compelled to resign hie command in North America, in whirls he was racanded, lost Juse, by Major °easel Sir Wes Fenwick Williams, Bert., of Lon. The denoted entered the army is 1823, and after serving in the 73rd Regiuseat in Canada, of which regiuseat he was major, ha procceded with that pliant cape to the Cope of Good Hope, tad while there greatly dierlogniehed himself to both the Katlic were es Lisat...Colosel. Is acknowledgment of kla eminent entices M the last and previous war, he was mails a Companion of the Order of the Bath, promoted to be colonel la the army, and appaintsd as aiderdemarim to the Game. On the wilier/ f wen being mat oat to the East the decineed was ap• pointed to she crannied of a brigade of the third divi sion of the many, of which be afterwards had the sole com mand, with the local mid tanyorary rank of betimes:a mend, is August, 11565. He was present at the brittle of Alma and the battle of lakermene, canumaded the troops in tho treacle@ during the kettle of lola...mean, and remelted in the Crimes ustd after the fill of Bobessopil, for which he ✓emind • modal and clasps. Is 1852 he was created a knight Commardsr of the Order at the Bath, was IWO& Commander of the Legion of Hosoar, a Knight of the Ise penal Order of the 111,djidie of the Bscood Class and was arnoeg the gonad (Akers r f the army who received the &whales war andel. After his return home, is Juno, 1858, be was aleved by the Comma ela-neChicf to commend the troop. in Canada. HI. commissions bore data as follows : En.lgs, 17M April. 1823 , liestaneat. fsh Nov., 1825 ; cap 2tleh Mar, ; rasjor, 19 h Jolly, 1819 ; lieulmeat coriel, 12 h N...., 1617; eolosel, 20th May, 1853; sod assior-newel. Ihh Dee, 1624. The bee general wee ease ol the Sold fil ere Is the rvers_p4 of newer& kw diatiagekshaill rosrveress• ft rens.. Air William was the 1900•11 nos of the lilt. Viro-A4nAINI Grego Eyre, K.C.11.. by the third Seeker of Sir George Co-b, Bert., of Wheatley. He marvel, is 11141, MOP Sadnesses eimpeas, third daughter id dm letit Has. 3olia Brldgesansilimpme. I. • Cork letter of the CA we road :—" The mow r. wind Me bees sac silly warts, boa at beet caste toe times-9J deg is the abed. for days seriatim,. The wan lb. is.. dire, is these bleeds fs mid roamer is ho dose is hi. satire calm:ay. Hu coat of come red dab. Neil I atirbd si , ti wool awl lifted sib fiplayet, lista el fill Irma. siteku. Noce kaaprack, ka, ad la ed dkim at Wait (the s'etata widest very nese thee owe or Ow, ..etwo free• lb. beet of the do;) hi. erest coat. He Is tesee , o-stly d.zisg mower is tt. latlul t restre of a per petr4l walla bath, ..I the ed i ary bearish are saU meted sib blur Fertes.a. - FAT ti. At (R) T. —Ow Batordao afternoon releate lioness, of the 37th ft•simest, sad genera V, 111 .lrt 11.11.41. wee btlied Is Colsh•••••• Cetus. He say pre I. a.ly • leattered ride • native berm b-I aging e. u. r w W..., of the 101 b ikr:,t baulk*. b 7 . I tieb hod Lees throws osly a abort tine peeviesay. ell its t u,.et be sr fa tte ee•ldle the area .tend e• •I. still too ti.rouctb the ot.p, sell ea tunes( lb. e- ran .0 mires ad boi. lonia,' Cho •i•b 4mllll farm bead •t, wort roe el the talet.up, reads, Wart death. Cott tato% ON 71111 Gilt Vl' NORTHERN RAILWAY. -t roma the rnarrere la nth frisb.fel enll teal, is Thltrelb7 en Imbrued, wee Mr. Pool :lush% the let of rt fn ti • sewer of lb. ifritidt Al e ei•tioe, who and to Molder* to at , de %practise orert• ScL • h'e bees boss terlosoly iejered, sad the &Ada of .... i eti Ike nee Wei broken is two place. LAW INTELLIGENCE. • (THIS DAY.) INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. MIR 00104111410/114.. noddle. 4i the reed IMO resdned this worning,whima Mr. Deana taw pireedsiag baniiir et tho wart, presided, In Oa ermine Iwo soon Mr. Dowse beade y d to the registrar (Mr. the wort hie the Home Secretary (Err Owes Gamma Lewis) ef Ms appointment, which was read, mil la whisk tt was est forth that ander she Aet of I mid 2 Vta, he abeilshiag sweet on theme proms, he (du herder, et et as was authorised, on the Olaese of the add cc dhow Caddiagease et Ma Court be the Reid of Issehreat se eder teassaable come to appoint a banned le aft MA diabliny ; :ad dome it beiag the Preed• Steck Murphy, MI of the was diablei Orem Meese to sit, he (the seerelsep) Oda's( the pecan meted is him under the noised datate r ~ lilee M. Dowse, Esq be.og aherristie doh trameast the bashes' dor ies . the heabilim date Me. Dane dna leek Me sill, end proceeded with the Miss d the sewn Me will potable art as commlairmqr Ipso Um meg the Xedisrese slides's. The leaned swags wan hoe add la a sitar segoolty oa groan, sours years but 11111 CANIS. levorel boll seeoe 114110 beard eel Alleptoed of. The sure ties egpliewl reef, el the eless, sad the iSSOlVelkt• ewe gobbell be eb oelo meet they sought. There is • 1••• "Ile Mims heeme lb* oserh, the het for the week eeekdie mew am beeirel arm It is to be hoped Noe Nr. Devoe will net sit lobes beam. THE POLICE COURTS. (ID:D1 DAT.) lAD COYPANT. Jan Clark, Ifleakth Marsh, and Jan Cl ar k, all nn& r 20 years of age, were charged, before Mr. Henry, with robbing ••yowawa s h . of his clothes, money, dtc., la Charles-street, The complainant, Rotert Piggott, deposed that he was • maker in the City. Last sight (Howley) he rode from Use City In • eab, and " picked up" with the girl Clerk. He wee very much intoxicated, and was hired by her tab a boom e Y Charles-street, where he wait to bed. Is Yr middle of the night he wee dim med:ad be lie shop the notes of • mu it his MO. welkin sheet. He went off to sleep again, and later in the wombs was spit woke up. Two men end both the girls were be the ram. Shortly after this be got up, and head that leery aerate of clothing be leag.ng to him bed bee. removed from the room. The girls grelended to know nothing about it, but very kindly offered le got a boy, who would go to his reaWance and f•telt him more choirs. "fifties expensed his 'Mias mas to avail liosell of this ear. • bey yes brought ia sod emplehisat told to go Mt his (leMieaer9 lode: lap intherWimilswarth-enaik With abennweMeeenruill best to him Am Is W be sees le the boy whii Ms only Mbar sok et als elt lils set e, so be melled ibe mod bowled We the street kr Yr polies. One et the oat the boy der eseeemille of dor MAW, to whom elesplsioent rat ' led hie mishetnetu eiating that the two Omsk prisoner. end, be hammed, the male phooey slot, were the theism. • seckseeldsibise&g to complainant was found on the male primer. It appeared that the complainant was provided with a snit of ailorm , by the police, to amble him to leave the boas Complaisant mid be bad lee. It his pocket. The priennem, who remaded Ist dialed ell knowledge of the robbery, were %Akar soudastios. rut* mosiirs. cuistres Tout- 'sops.'. ARMY Mari aged 42, a taborer, reekilaget Wirehair-pare, wee charged Were Mr. wish dnimit, eruditely, and serriag the workers at Warn. the Widen of the Grar'e-leathsed. r Townes, 160 IL, seal he wren ditty ki Sideretheinet, whim be saw tbe diefemised sad a amebic ef ober Wears, imaeyieg the worm= es they left the yard of Mews Dahill. Tee dreamt, whit was drask, , won Y the mesa ead rid dry were Were fro *air ' the deoreset. Berg siker that a be ear of the pear word be assamitted, be book the dialer ear ortally. The deilendeat rid he wee moor* earl did hies the e es o w pe~bet ethers did time sear He wee a labermo or of Harrill irked when the deficient err Let an- TM la ilehmileat sold he wee herd at troll' AO Maim 011Ibilell Imo weeks dna% awl iteml riser as week dash la easter to Mr. liamosi4 the toseseehr sired *het he W karma the airless foe mese yam, and thet was the Met Uwe he had over kaolin Moab 11•Mody. Kr. Hamra amid there were • marker of mesa who it seamed refereed idling ober Is reference to grog to work, is.. when it sees eared to them. In this ore aro ere hod was to work it the sapper of their and the de fader eadearored to deter them. Probably the loot fin weeks were time war the defendant ever spent, sod the sorer the defendant followed the example of those who had ete week the better. He then lined him 66., or in de fault seven are ioapneonebeet. The ins wee paid. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ROBBING Aft ICS VERCHANT. Dentoultinvoes, lidtrard lasons, and &roe Lewis, is the seephy of Mr. Newby, ice merchant, of Stalemate, were 'thereof before Mr. Botdr, with reeling 2 cwt. of dos, tho of their employer, ea follows . YJward Lew* of Great Marlborough-street, far the pets astir, end from the learned ree 101111•1861 It appears that on the previous acreleg the presseer's kr their employers with •grotty et is la two cute, in see of which wee Deere flearres, and in the other the two otber Fleenor. The pd. ewer Denote arrived first in Jermynmteet, when he waited nil the other cart came up. Lewis then got tat. the Detuaires cart, sad broke ups trite plect of Me Cril er evrt., which wee ea Its we to Voter's, the eunisc tiseer's, in Ragentattest, • peed= of whir wee token to a lansongee• named Seal, sad the mosey received by Ed ward Hansom, another perks wee talon to the &high Disk rd the third perks pat Into Edward Ransom's cart They vest into a polite-hews„ where money wee ern to par ea their mooing out, sad the arts were driven off, the pH oar Dania going to rem,* and delivering some re, which wee bead to be the 2 °wt, sheet, and the other cart oil ite roes& The prierer Dennis wee then taken into mated', sad the others eelarneedy. The Hook to the prosecutor, named Collet, who kid weird the whole proteedinge of the prisoner* (limierm brim been satertered of their honesty) brier corroborated Mr. Lowie's etatentsat, the prisoners were remanded for • few der. Tun Pll3ll Minimma.—Lord Palmerston is too inveterately hardoned testa the routine el edictal work ever to give it up, even fur a abort interval. He will die la harness. He is happiest in the tram. At Bread Made, though no ma tramps the stubble. or bests the cover with homer sae or carries a surer doable-barrel—sad that too without spectacle, : at 71— this is but the morning's animment. by two or tines o'clock Lori Palmereton is is his MOW, elbow deep In despatch.., and walled about with office b .see. Visitors at the house see nothing of him till the lave diener at eight, and that d.pdclied —though there msy be an adjournment to the drawing-room, end even the where the perennial boar sill handles his cue Übe a meter, and again williont epestecles—Lord Pelmet.- 11b111 ls 110 more visible aber tea, but the ligtiM are burning P his rims reign till tett re or one, or even later. In the in lervalsof this severe and protrected labour n one cin be gayer In sprightlier than lard Pelmeteton, or readier to take eel pan the mistime rim. Though Lord Pelnierston de cline M has so tame to reed " saltine, but maaneciripte ;" be maser fbit oldie eeriest literature. Perhaps Lodi Paiwasa Mows' as It fee him, and keeps him supplied with the mime for consecration. It 'meld only be one of many similar ir rains; rendered by this meet devoted of wives to her buehani. Not among the lout importent of these is the any in which eke discharges the duly of hostess at Wool tends, making I: one of the plossoitear, most enformel ; and best pretentious or duU of cduniry Imam, despite Ito meder's siending end devotion to besiness.—inarhaffer Overdone. Stittaoh Amnia,—A carioca affair, half tragic, half r ear, has occurred at Wolvrthuepton. On Thus day lam, • I.dy.hka Tama, who g.re the new of Kw Phillip., iativeleeml herself to hlie• tliddoni, the wise at the Wolverhampton Workhouse, and mo destly hiroirci wbother she could ba.• an Went from the Ursa, whoa, oho was desirous to bring up as heir to • very ciaiederrble prrierty. The workhouse stock *tearable im'ile• hid, it tipplers, been thoroughly cies:v.l off; hat blue Siddoni mated in s arty business like nasal. that she bad a eater iniliw who, in ail probability, might be la • widen to put her In the way a procuring the frirlbld edmisodity. Kits Bidden' wee right, end " Mies Phillips" non ...oak • bargain with • yoga; woman, named Bishop, the parent of& wisely 'boy. It wee arramary to proceed to Bandar:iets, Moe Bvli-p baser soma to wet• awe her own child. "M W Phil lip,: whits ta the journey from Wolverhamptee to Bir minims, &tared tbst she did not treat the child for lirrorlf, het for a childless sew", who was callous to mionish his busload, " • *gran," on his return how, by pretesting to Mu • eat. Mils Baal, of soave, indulged in brilliant dreams impacting the toter, of her boy ; but, slam, ea twichiss !tinniness's, she sad her mother, who scamps. viol her, were the Malmo of • rear—" Mos Phillips" melting 01 with the ohlld, of edema as Miele let be bad. Ronarac AT TOR LIVERPOOL U/IfiERWRITIRe- ROOll4 —Yesterday, et the Liverpool Polies Overt, two are, Jolts Geste& cad Jo.eph Wiles', Loth cattaectied with the Vaderwrltere-roome, were brought up charged with binding thr London Tewe, Chrookl4, mud Coullo, for tho year 1657, from via r , te , of the sece-iOOl3l. Both ewe admitted bevies t•ken the papers, ead hi the coni millet, of uniderwiltere us to lute • ameshig ea the balite., W caw war realiasded kg a week. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1859. Lena SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sr 'Lig:tram imuteurz.) DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CH4II3IPAGNII WAXES. The Woos 162 yards. Freakier, Sweekance. TM Or Ml. Whip f, Venus f.Mame Rgiantinet, Brother te beer, Yeats, King of Lapsible, and Vanquisher are bare. GMAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. One mik, 6 fur longs, 136 yerde. Lard Nelson, fist Langton, Newcastle, King at AtUl4, Defender, Pensioner, Ourset.il4 Dispute, Magnum, Nachos, Osßne, Grand Secret, Coroner, Julie, Botrrenk, Oracems, Neweteed, The &mire, Paul, Cincinnati, Beethoven, llrelien, Quinn Charlutta, Timendrs, Mutineer, and Wid geon we here. FILLY STAKES. Five finings 162 yards. Bally, Tons* Irene, Lady Felt env, end Phrase en hen. REVIVAL PIXEL Five furletiga 162 yeas. Orehthill, BIKE 'Bogie, Hepatica, Raw* Lady Peel, Oahu, Meatiware, Lou Nohow, sad Twilight as Ms. DONCASTER PLATE. One mile. Kestrel, The Rover, Cincinnati, Bastion, Bean*, Nereus, Greenwich Pair, Black &ale, Silber, ' °c lam'', Antidote, Crain, Rough Bob, sad Mary St e w a rt are bore. _ . GLASGOW STAR RS. Flys fa:lmp 152 yerda. Colt by Alarm, High Treason, and Brother to Rainbow ire here. OTWIR dmurAz.s.—CoVuncr, Nespbyte, Bammerekle, &d on, liormeo, Ikl.xtate, Sir Wtlliem Qui Vivo, liaroa Mundnusev, HINMAN Brenbilds, Halwitb, press f, fitulteofelo, Maid of" Lyme, sad Princess Rnyal. LATEST BETTING. YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 6 to 1 opt Julia (i) 7to 1 Mutineer (I) 10 to 1 The Squire (i) 12 to I Coroner (t) 13 to 1 Nadoom (t) SchAuftzo.—Miso Whip I sod Magnum. ST. LEGER. 6 to 4 on Promised Lad (t) SEURR LI82&-11118 DA ?. Two o'CI•003. The railway sham market to-day is extraasly inactive, the only badness of the slightest imagines* being in connexion with the settlement. Priem in nearly all instances ere quoted about the am as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Walborn stook is quoted 921 to 931, ex div. ; Great Western, 69 to showing a decline of about I per ant. ; London and South Western, elf to 921 ; Great Northern, 100} to 1011, ez div.; Eastern Counties, 661 to 66, ex di,. ; and York and North Midland, 71 to f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain dull; the Old shares are quoted 21 to prem., and the New, If to 2 prem. Pernambuco Railway shares are heavy, East Indian and Grand Trunk of Ca nada railway stocks are likewise rather dull. 0111214 WORKHOrIdII. .• Yesterday as adjoined intuit lettla Wanted in the board-room of Chelsea workheees„ tad= Me, wght g y, the coroner , touching the death of Mar/ Atkins, an inmate, aged 38, which was alleged to have TM atid from the neglect of the workhouse o ffi cials. Hafer a • taking tba evidence 11r. Wekisy read to the jury • requisitkin 'se had re ceived, signed by twelve female Pommes of the workhouse, exproming their readinem to Meta, that the g gegg . g g di e d from want of mopes and tie., j y grimace, b u s at tie some time begging, if they sere call Ad se wham" that Mr. Out ten elm mega) should not be pretest, me ki might toad to intimidate tam. To this mma g gi p a , g i gu e ga g t h e board of guardians Evfoooi te amid% mad Y the evident° was proceeded •A* la desk palasal. Ift appeared flan the testimony or the witesegra that the damaged wee whaltied wider e c,r tificata of le.eelty from Mr. log- k Nag the Pireehiel dl strict stagers, am let of August, ea sad the 3 rd, heist attached with hilt .e sad heedeche, she wet mewed by Mete of Mr. Dlcldaae.. medical dicer of the beam, to th • sick ward ; but, on the 16th of Augur, she was Win die' 'barge. Into the body eel the house, where she nullaised ite di bar death, which cseareed ten dein at/a wards. The eh arm made by the inmates the regaled the sea that t' SI derailed was dlsaYmeed from >Ds sick ward in • drilla se a , sad that ohs wee wed to fall about in her fits mad rot like ea lamas pima, without the atteetka of the medical Alter being called to her condition. The ones of the. charge felt spa en aged Palm tams AlisVP, aa• ward' romea, who, when her aniention hod been more Thee coo a dregs to the deceased by the hunetee, mid no eane a heed to hid bar thet the their vemesestrseere diseased one of the sk was dying. On the night the death of the deceasedthe warns la the weed, lading the poor women mach worse, and Is • dying Mate, begged Alloopp to cake • light to be Id/eaglet, as they were ell I. the dark. Alhopp replied she bed no bald, sad told them if they wanted one to cell for or oat elf the window to Kr. lintan, who was in the med. No light et median aid was dented, sad at daybreak the per said ereatere was knead dead in her bed. The witamees who to the above hots, when oohed why they bad not re-' V.isszole • eanditien tot tithes to the heeds of the estab mid they had been prevented, drat from fear of the masemeaces;secoadly, from • keowledge, gained by :7=of the tentildy of is doing. la reply to these Mr. Dickingoo, the surges., mill he had sir charged the demised from the sick ward la order to free her ' from depressing iellognose, end that he was en aware of the ' het the eke bed been admitted ander a agetiticete of Mow nay, is he had mom seen that cartilage& yr. Settee, the master, moved the bed character of the principal witnesses agate* Ida, owe hawk% been hand:teed from her °Mo. of Nurse he enmity, sad the other being notarial:a far druakeneese. The wardwoman Ali.opp expkiinsd hey coa ' dun, and corroborated her statement by the testimony of ' several of the inmates. It, however, appeared that there was so light in the ward, although there was • bell goansoted with the watchmen's room which could be rag if slightness ware inquired, and the fact ramming that the deceased died without median ettmedaeos, and in the dark, in spite of the whittles of the wardwoome baring been called to the state of the deceased. The coroner then summed up, and ex , passed his °poke that no charge of neglect had been made oe whet the executive of the hams. The jury &meal with the reroute of the wooer, and returned • verdlot of " Death from natural caeca, " at the same time rams mearling that the lighting of the rooms should be properly attended to. A letter from Stockholm says:—" By penologist of the King, end on demand of If Fryxell, the histoti.i, the tomb of Charles XII., in the church of Riddszholm, has been opened in order to ascertain exactly In what manner the Swedish hero died. The King, Prince Oscar, the shdetent, Professor Fryxell, three physicians, and come other personages were Foment. The medical rem examined the body, end the result to which they arrived wee that the King must have been struck by the fr gment or a pzleetile la the left temple, and that it came out at the ti4ht one. All at the moment be was killed the King had his left side tweed ewe, from the fortress of Fredericketeen, there la some roma to suppose that he WU fired at by one of his own ems sad ss &sleeted." Dr. Todd, who was one of the witnesses in the nisi of drsethnra, writes from Vevey, Switzertual, a long analysis of the cue, arriving at the conclusion that Isabella Hanka died frown the frrquat administration of antimony and bichloride of mercury, with occasional doers of crank. At the time of writing his letter, Dr. Todd was unaware whether the sentence had beat osui.d out or net, BUTINO Parma roe Bra CasaLas PHIPPS.-02 Monday afternoon, a man givinghimaelf out to be the head coachmen or groom for Sir C. B. Philip, woo at Terrr hn, trying to buy a pony for Str Charles., when a cattle and horse dealer from Klotore of Abergeldie happened to be pas.tng on his way home from Castletown of Itraemar. On st eing the man Sad fault with the pony he was in the act of hot lag, be informed the groom to Sir Charles Phippr , that ho had got three penis* to dirpose of, and he was sure they wool , ' only he would have to go to the green park and see them. The dealer, thinking be had now a chinos to dispose of hie rods to advantage, trrived the supposed groom to plenty of '• helm whisky"--and off both polies set for the grass Bald. As It happened the groom got fearfully drunk on the way, bat gut on the dealer's horse and rode to the gram park aid, of coarse, the potais suited to a nicely. Tell ing the dealer low to behave in selling, they reached the Maas of the latter, when, liaised of the groom getting sober be woo still getting drunker, and, of coarse, oould not ap pear before Sir Charles in such • state. He would sot like to trouble the Metres. but would take a bed for a few hours, which was granted. He and hie new friend went both to the !MO bed, bat upon the dotter falling seltep the groom got very soon "fresh" enough to Iles unheard by sny In the house, and carry off the patent watch front the top of his bed, als o his coat and vest and a pale of share ' leaving the horse-dealer to get up in the morning to fled that he was not only done," bat hid lest he amistanos to the decamped drama to airy out Itie letsittimie.-4beriferse Herald. OUTRAGE IN THE QUERN'S COUNTT.-At en *arty hour route toortiog• biers at Dr. Smite, a physician from Loadoe, a^c,tepried by Dr. Currie, woe returning to the nee of Mr. W. H. Haste, they were overlaid near the village of Donashavore, sad severely beaten. It Is sold th.t Dr. Smith savo some provocation a couplo of Imam reviono by dna iog a moo sword on persons whom be uwgisel gong a stone at him ; tho weapon was sm i. , 1:c4 In hie bands, be wee rolled In the dirt, and got a plum:mbar on the °melon. Mr. Corals bee khonined• blacklanith, of the sows of Brophy, belonging to Dosagbosore, aa one of the pmons by whom In was watlebt and Lome. Tue 'tensed 040 bee bean ssotendel till the 16th instant, as Loth Dr. Ankh and Mr. Carrie are in a procathas state. Xt. W. H. Herta was aka beaten. FATAL OUN ACCIDINT.—A fatal gran accident moos red ea &Way at Button, Dear Hall. Mr. H lward Haetethy, • young man, aged 22, the eon of • botcher in Hull, aeon a visa to his axle, Mr. %Yawn, and alter dinner be took down one of the guts fa the houou for the purview of hispectiag and cleaning it, ittendiag to use It on the following day. Ho had burly commeneed hie opera - lone when be accidentally pulled oho trigger, and the rue, which wee bided. .4AM.] in hie hand, ehattering hie aloe In salsa Medical aid was procured, and the arm was obliged to be ampwated at toe shoulder. Thy young uan bowers sever rallied, aid died at 2 o'clock on Sunday musts& At the lime of the explosion several children were eticadlag round look'ng at the deceased, but they ell f otanstely escaped unhurt. CaTeTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT.— MONDAY, Sm. 12.—Adosieeks• OS menet, 10,450; digs by NOM Yokes, 403; total ;rialto% 11,066. ORDIALIT MAIM AID MOLL ..I N. I Unpin. rba n eirat eaw. ProLiv ii witudtiallintittt.........-"I'-: 161.0. Cr ab /la . :W=7 :l OM= Jo. 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Da Upeas. 11.3.+Mr.4 Trteekta(le. 3 Tow Demme Lied.. Inemeie Deese Se 66 73 76 I 10 es 21 4 1 II it US US /16 161 /63 NINILI-IHIS DAY. Two °Tux& The mining market this morning has been rather quiet, and presents little change in price. In the Stock Exchange Alfred Consols shares are officially marked 3 1 , Providence, 39; Wheal Trelawny, 271; and Wheal Mary Ann, 311 . . There has also been some business in shares in Exit Wheal Russell, Treloweth, and St. Ives Consols. _ _ _ Cobre C'opper Miniog shares have been dealt in at , 1 45, and Linares, at Other foreign mining shares are quiet. We have received the subjoined from the London agents of the Pontgibaud Silver Lead Mining Com- Play Intelligence has been received by the managers of this company of the discovery of a tin lode at Argentelle, in the sontMra portion of their conoession, but little has is yet bean gess of the lode, as it has only just been cut, in trench, ce "oesbssaing pit," but it costal°s tin ore of very rich quality, audio at • very promising appearance. This discovery may peas ea imporhuit help towards the 10001411 of this enter prho; sad It to, at any rate, a most interesting event that oar countrymen should be the first to discover the existence of than see la the entre of France. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. L [VERPOOL CORN MARLET.-(11118 DAT.] CST sarruia LSD mum maomzrzc TILIOLIPX.) MOM 001 t 01141 00111101PONDIENT.) A ' , Ulm batter osturansptive demand for wheat at an saran os of Si to id. per mud. Moderate baainere in dear, bat no change. lattlan corn and beans steady. Oats and wawa/ without change; bat better deraand for old meal. Moderate ispOles; good attendance. A lINCING-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) SroAß. Mum public Was have commenced with a heavy appe.e.w., , tad the market is dell. Refined lumps, 191. to 61r. . . . . Cor viz.—% s he public *elm are progressing without via A cargo of Rio sold at 48a., and one of St. Domingo at 86e. Tna.—The b. tying has become stronger sad more general to.dsy, sa d p s i.r mum now be considered lid. higher than oa m ea d s ,. Ts, 'ham* from China to-morrow are looked for with enxiety the trade. R ios so ld a t shot u previous rates. Rum remotes area 'll. BALTPETEM.—Ret, notion 28 sold at 375. Markets generally d dl today. TALLOW MA RILET.—(THIS DAY.) The mallet is Mae 4 7 at the following Primo : Town tow. , de,. sat ossla; Petersburg, T.C., on the spot, 67.. 67a. 3d.; ketetaber, 67e. Oit. to 57a. 81.; October to Ilecentber, 57e. t ; ditto segarately, 58.. SMITHFIELD HAY M.4RKET.—(THIS DAY.) Trade foil at the talowing p —Pero. meadow hv, 70s. to 755.; superior ditto, 80e. 840.; inferior ditto, 6N. to 605.; totem, 50e. to 60'.; t lover, old. 90a. to 1065.; ditto, new, second cut, 80e. to 90s . ; straw. 28e. to 30a. Noval. Fox HUNT.—The lets of Wight fox hounds out with • change in more thee one on Tues day Met, when the respected huntsco.m (Quick) took the pack out for a bale cub huntng at Hat A Ron Clove, where • veteran lad off the dance, but the doge Won got their first change In an Albino, or thoroughly white fix, which was kept up in fall view of a hese Reid of sportsmen for upwards of pelf an boar, without bringing his white brmoh to • stand mint, when another change took place, and the i mam dd. hut variolot wee loot to the p .ck. The animal had Nile assn os several ooreeions by penpis fn the neighbourhood, who away, considered it to be a flayed dog, but we expect the sent wet or two will decide the question.-11snopshire Iw lepenlenl. FORTUNATE RECOVERY OF • POCKET-BOOK.— A tradesman of Lyons, three dale ago, west to Les &at tain: sod received 3,000 f. In note', which be placed fa his pocket-book. In returning home he fell In with an acquaint sacs, and they west into a eafj to takes glass of beer. There he bad occasion to open his pocket-book, in order to show the other some papers . He aftorw,rds returned home, and lb-re b hie dismay fnund that his pocket-book hair disap peared. la great agitation he told hie wife of hie loss, and they deliberated uto what was to be done. Presently the woman eat her eyes on their dog, who had accompanied the husband, end to her delight perceived that he had the pocket to .k in his mouth. The animal had without doubt seen the object fall, and picking it up hod brought it artfully boars, followleg hie miul'er.—Ordivieni. SINKING OF THZ BIRMINGHAM CANAL AT TIP TON.—The ground uadcr a ;az int of the Birmingham Quail s Tiridale, tsar the new tunotl, bas soddealy souk 8 to 10 feet, the wale pour az out foto the adjoiting fields. Fears were eatertateed that the water would seta the Woes. TR, widest is attributed to workings to ibe man. awb. Sow two ecros of ground soak. MONEY MARKET -T DAY. Two o'CLocir. The fund/ to-day are very dull. Owing partly to the absence of basine6s, prices are quoted at a fresh reduction of I per cent. The purchase by . . . the RG:crnetent broker has eons . isted of 10,0001. Consols at 96g. In the other de partments of the Stock Exchange there is no recovery from yesterday's fall. The settlement in the share markets, which will be completed to morrow, has formed the principal business. Tho delivery of the China and India mails to-morrow is awaited with impatience. No change occurred in the Three per Cent. Renter at l'aris this morning, the quotation being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 681 r. 36c. for the account. Consols are officially marked 941 to 951 for money, and 95 to 1 for the 11th October. The pretest quotations are 941 to 951 for cash, and 96 to 1 for the account. India Stock hu been dealt in at 217 ; the scrip of the New Loan, at 99/ to ; ditto stock, at 901 to f ; and Exchequer Bills, at 225. to Ws. prem. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is dull at 991 to t _ _ . The foreign stock market is also dull, and prices in several instances retain a downward tendency. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are rather flat, at 82 to 83, and the New at 681 to 891 ex div. T he rerip of the New Russian Loan has fallen, being last marked 1 dis. Sardinian Bonds are alsomore offered. Mexican, on the other hand, are inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Fire per Cents., 1031; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 861 (exchange, 128.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 20j ; ditto for account, 21, 21/, 201; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 481; Russian Four-and..-Half per Cents., 991, 491; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, scrip, 1, 1 die.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 881, 861, 861 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 48; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 821. The new Indian Loan, having reached a price at which most of the holders could realise a good profit, was more severely affected yesterday by the Indian telegram than any other class of security. The scrip, which closed on Saturday at 1001 to 1011, was first marked 1001 and 101, but soon began to fall, and showed especial depression towards 4 o'clock• The latest quotation was 99; to 1, or 21 to 24 prem.' showing a total fall of about 11 per cent. Bond *4 investors will probably absorb the stock sold by speculative holders. There were few applications at the Discount-office of the Bank yesterday, and in other quarters the de mend was only moderate, yet 21 per ant. was gene rally asked on bills of a high class. At Vienna on Saturday the Austrian funds fell per cent., and the exchange on Loudon rose 1 per cent., being quoted 120.60. Tam were no operations in bullion at the Bank yesterday. _ _ . The market for tea yesterday wu rather excited, in consequenoe of the news from China. Some trans actions are said to have taken place in common Con gon at an advance of Id. per lb., but holders gene rally refired to quote prime to-day. The silk market was little affected. The ears market yesterday wen doll at last Mon day's prices. The Brighton Railway traffic return ehowe this week an increase of 1,2n1. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows a de crease of 8321. The half-yearly meeting of the Portsmouth Rail way Company is called for the 29th inst. An extraordinary meeting of the London Printing and Publishing Company is called for the 30th inst., to declare a half-yearly dividend. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on Peon sylvania Central Railway Six per Cent. Convertible Sterling Bonds. Yesterday was " making-up day "in the railway share market. The settlement indicates a limited out star.ding speculation for higher prices. The rates of " continuation " were not essentially different front, bat quite u high as those current at the last settle ment. Loudon and North Western stock is again pretty freely supplied, but the " contatigo " on Great Western nearly paned off is the afternoon. It L stated that • considerable amount of the latter stock will be withdrawn at the present settlement. Berwick is more abundant, and the " contango" rose in the afternoon to per cent. Subjoined are the terms generally current in the morning: London and North Western 3-16 to tar cent."metango." Great Western l-16 to 3-16 per cent. do. . Midland l7 I per cent. do. Lancashire and Yorkshire , to per cent. do. Berwick to ter cent. do. York mid North Midland 16 to 6-16 per cent. do, Caledonian -16 to 6.16 per cent. do. North British South Eastern 3-16 to per cent. do. Martchastir and Shahid to I per rent. do. Ott Lombardo-Venetian Railway new shares the " continuation " was at the rate of four to six per cent. per annum. The progress of the speculation in the tal:ow market is thus noticed by Messrs. Smith and Charles under date last evening : Thera is but little to be added to-day to our remarks laat Monday on the subject of the present anomalous position of the tallow market. Whilst the RU5661:14 appear to be pur suing the speculation in St. Petersburg with great vigour, and whilst we bear to-day by telegram of • further advance to 61e. on spot and 6 September, holders here are still selling at former prior, which are now rather below the cod of the article at Cronstadt. To-day the market has been steady but inactive, and leaves off :—Spot, 575. 31. new. 66e. 93. to 670. old ; all S. p'ember, 675. 66. ; October and December, 57,.. 91., rather buyer* ; Odessa, steep, Ms. 6d. to 9d. ; bed, 665. 3d. to 6.1. ; Smith American, 665. to 665. 3.1; Inferior, 665.93.; tows:tallow, 56e. net cash ; Cochin cocoa nut oil, 435. to 43•. 6d. ,• Ceylon ditto, 41s. to 6d. ; Sydney ditto, 39e. to 40a., lees 21 pee cent. •, palm oil, Os. 36. to 45.. 61., tine Lego ; rough Lit, Si. ld. The steamer European, which formerly belonged to the European and Australian Company, has arrived from Australia in ballast. The Earl of Windsor has arrived from China with 800,10u:ha. of tea and 481 bales of silk. MONDAY EVININO. Cowols, which closed on Saturday at 96k to 8 for the 11th Oat., opened this morning at 951 to ' re covered to 951 to 4, and closed at 95/ to 4. For money the last price was 95 to 1. After the close 1 , of the Stock Exchange the market wu again rather flatter. The official business report is as follow. ditto, Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1, or account (11th 0ct.),00t.), 9.51; 4, 4 New Three per Cents. (shut), 951. 951; li.dian F o ur per Cent. Debenture*, 1868, 951; ditto, 1859, 951; the scrip of the New Five per Cant. Loan, 100!„ 101, 100,1,1001; ditto, Stock, 1001, 1001,1004, 1001. The Indian Fear per Cent. Debentures of 1858 mum quoted 931 to /, those of 1859 95 to 1, and Exchequer Rills, 225. to 255. prem. The foreign stock market wu likewise rather heavy. Turle!ah stocks felt about 1 per cent., the Loan of 1851 °towing at 821 to 83,and that of 18'>8 at 89 to lex die. Toe "contango" to the new account did not exoeed 1-18 to 3-18 per cent. The scrip of the New Russian Loan was marked 1 dis. to par. Mexican Bonds were slightly flatter, at 201 to 21. The inquiry foe Spanish Bonds, however, continues. The market for bank shares to-day wu quiet, at former prices. Those of the Eoglab, Scottis'i, and Australian Chartered Bank were inquired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were quoted about V., and Mediterranean Fittension Telegraph 10s., better. Red Sea Telegraph have declined to k to 1 prem. The shares of the Great Ship Company, which were quoted on Saturday par to 1 prem., declined to-day to 1 di.. to par, is consequence of the lament. able accident. iUM 1 11 p ii"' si 1 j 119 I ipm ii pn .; 5 i N 17 i TO 30 U fa u 11 4 dis .V M M. WisTION6 a ii 0 0 :1[ 11•x11. a I a a gal 11.11 k7i .:4 V 10: 443 •,4 . r". T.Fe 11.6 c l U.r..d Caw L.; 10 14 li 47 wV n tw 19 Ml IA ~:~i Y.ll i mil r 13. 41 48 7 8 4 4 23e 1 11 1 11 9 1 1 4 1 it. _ . 2 ar si ne 6S SOUS. ..-! al 11 41 1 1:11 B 4 I. U 106 IC9 I 9 it 0 " 101_ 11:4 I a' II _ fdls Fez 4. II P an i i I. 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