The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-29 00:00:00

THIRD NpI:RIAL PARLIAMINT. , SF. OF COMMON&—(T/118 DAY.) met at I o'clock, tee minutes after which the the chair. THE NEW MEMBERS. • ,•• cud Mr. Childers, introduced by Mr. Ayrton v _ ,;;ye. were the first members of the Cabinet to :'.e hour.. seal on approaching the table •„.,:r.,1 with much cheering. Mr. Gladstone • r ,l.sted. accompanied by Mr. Lows, Mr. W. E. tio,chrin, Mr. Bayard, and Mr. Cardwell. ~:en. the military lord of the Treasury, was • •st the ministerial group who took the oath. • ,ic aiiimation. Mr. Stanafeld subsequently • Louse and tack the oath singly. NEW MEMBERS. • • is- took the oath and his seat for the Orkneys. NEW WRITS. • lIN moved that a w.it be issued for the election ~enuit.ve in the loom of Mr. Chichester For „h.' ,inoe his election had accepted the office of .•v for eland. said he thoi7,ht it right to call attention • optonal character of the business under I:ou.e was called together dosing the .• 1s . Ile believed that if the Sacra •v cf the Treasury were called upon to exprms . (-pinion be solid say he was astonished to .1 that tt shoi',l be deemed necessary to call house togeth t Oat day for the mere purpose affading an opportunity to the new ministers to take •he oath end tlitir seats. and to move the issuing of a :ew new writs. He shuddc . .e.l to think of the conse :tieuess ii a sueicient tr..mber of members had not been trained to make the bon They happily did not now re in times when the power of the 'townwas tobe .:es.led. It was the statute of Anne which required them meet under circumstances of such inconvenience. Ile eertaiuly take the first opportunity of moving for are to bring in a bill to repeal that section of the statute lane which made their meeting imperative. The writ for the county Louth wea then ordered to ace. 0. :he motion of Mr. Gime, the following writs were :mend: F,- the county Clare, in the room of Sir Colman L%hlen, who has accepted the ofßoe of Judge-Ade*. For the county Kerry, in the room of Viscount Castle. t! , e, who has accepted the o ffi ce of Tice-Chambertain. For the county gilder*, in the room of Lord Otho Fite •.al,l. ho has accepted the office of Comptroller of the :ousehold. Tor the County Westmeath, in the room of Colonel :evi,ie Nugent, now Groom-in-Waiting to her Majesty. For Mallow, in the room of Mr. Sullivan, the new At mey-General for Ireland. Tor the Wigton Burgh.. in the roam of Mr. Young, now 1-General for Scotland. r r Clackmannan and Kinross, in the room of Mr. 1,,m, who has accepted the office of a Lord of the Trea- F.-r the Hawgck Burghs, in the room of Mr. Tree.lyan, %, hns accepted the of of a lord of the Admiralty. M the motion of Colonel Srreir li-vox, a new i• ws, ordered for South Derbyshire, in the room of Thomas Greeley. deceased. t't the motion of Mr. AUTON, it was agreed that the -, 11,e at its rising should adjourn to Tuesday, the 16th i tindery. LOCAL TAXATION. Mr. ACLAND case notice of hie intention, on the 2nd Ma:cl,. to more for the reappointment of the Select Corn . ittee on Local Taxation. THE STATUTE OF ANNE. Lord BURT gave notlce of intention to bring in • to repeal the statute of Anne, which requires the re . ctiun of members appointed ministers of the crown. THE LAND QUESTION LN IRELAND. Mr. O'BEIRNE gave notice of his intention to bring in bill to Facilitate the Transfer of Small Estates in Ire sad. TRADES' EICIONS. An Hole. Miami gave notice of his intention to move ,r leave to bring in a bill to Legalise Trades' Unions. METROPOLITAN ASYLUMS. Another Box. MEMBER, in the absence of Mr. hfcCul -gla Torrens, gave notice of the intention of his hon. lend to move for a return of Asylums in the course of erection under the 6th and 6th sections of the Metropolitan Poor Law Act, and for an estanate of the cost of such. TEE BANKRUPTCY JAW. An Hoy. Irma gave notioe of his intention to move tit leave to bring in a bill to Amend the Law of Bank ruptcy, with a view to assimilate the law of England to that of Scotland. BALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS. An How. 011711113 CAN, on behalf of Sir W. Lawson, rave notice of his intention to bring in a bill to prevent 'he sale of intoxicating liquors within:certain districts. The house then adjourned to Tuesday, February 16. 8110C1I1110 .ACCIDENT ON d RAILWAY. ty, TUISDAT. A shocking accident occurred at the railway •cation here hurt night. A passenger was standing on the 'dge of the platform watching a pealing train, when his :not slipped and he fell upon the rails. Eight carriages used over his body, which was dreadfully mutilated. The unfortunate man died - hi a few minutes. ALLEGED Will MURDER 47 LANCASTER. A shocking affair h is aaist taken place in Lan -tuner and has ended . A woman named Jane Martin was found by Dr. , who had been requested to attend to her, with her eyes closed apparently from repeated blows, her mouth horribly disfigured from a like sum, she herself being in an insensible condition. She lied yesterday without being able to give any account as • • how she received her.injurim. Her husband, Thomas Martin, a wheelwright at the Lancaster Waggon Works, Is been apprehended charged with causing her death. Gazette states that "Mr. Butler .hnbtone's health is such that his physician has ordered .zo to the south of Frr.nce." Para'. Pout ESS.—At the last consistory the ''ape, in speaking of the interference of the Sing of Italy u behalf of Ajani and Luzzi, who bays been bestowed death, is reported to here qualified it by the word .(. - caters—" impudence." The Belgian journals contain accounts of a violent storm which raged in Belgium on Saturday and • Aday. A good deal of property was destroyed. Sorrnaairroft, DEL. 29.—The St. Maio mail ;Like! arrived here this forenoon, and reports the New rk mail packet Borussia as still in Portland Bonds waiting for favourable weather to proceed on her voyage. 11. e boisterous weather here has ceased. Foreign ppm) is now becoming a regular article r I consumption in Paris. Per sftries not less than 4000 hares arrived from Germany. besides a quantity of slid boars, deer, and chamois, with • variety of the fathered tribe, f rom Transylvania. DEATH OF Ma. CRALYEIta.—We regret to re ecrd the death of Mr. Chalmers, the inventor of the thahners Target, which took glee" on Saturday morning last. Mr. Chalmers has lett behind him works that can- Lot but make him remembered and regretted by the tritish public. He has been cut off just as his target _is slout completed and his Channel Railway scheme likely to come into notice. It is hoped that them labours of his lila for the public weal may not be slighted by those in I ositiois to reward them. Mr. Chalmers leaved a widow with two daughters and two eons. The blow falls the ro , re heavily upon his bereaved widow and children on to , ,unt of his two sons being in New York. DEATH or Ma. JOHN HIIMPHERT.—This gen t *min, the eldest son of the late Mr. Alderman Hum- I I,, trv, di , 4 on Sunday lest at his residence, after • severs Hail of paralysis, brought on, it is supposed, through .111;111111TO mental study. Mr. Humphery was probably :LOS largest wharf proprietor on the banks of the river at 1 ..4.10n-bridge and illwall. He and hie brother ((now Humphery, Bart.) married the two daughters • f the late Mr. Alderman Cubitt. Mr. Humphery was 4 Lis Und year. CHRISTMAS DINNERS FOR Till POOR. —OR gaieties' Eve a distribution took place at St. John's -o.ood congregational church of dinners for 426 poor tanilies. Upwards of lOW. had been contributed for the I urpose, On Cliristmea-day nearly 200 boys and girls sisesablal at the Reformatory on Wandsworth-common ktlytaki, of a good dinner of hot nest best and plum " 1 " 1 11. The Wen, of this undertaking is maul due t‘ the niertions of Kr. Bickerdika and a few the asigiabostrikood. E P RNIVI ft I AffiIiVINPACAWF POLICE couirra—cr!ns DAT.) MANSION-HOUR DA.IIIO/11111011 ORAIWOM. /Valeria Nigh a foreigase; who sakl i.„ be .... M fixed rmidemm, was bresOt up w remead man Sir W. Bo de for being is the house /4, -- risareribaLL-, stria. for tie purees of ossassitting • felony.. The prisoner was discovered on the pcseuess by the usek hoeeper sad giVea oestod_/, and there were foetid in)ds posserdoa doorkeys of different kinds. Hasat ROOM, warder at Ooldbath-fields Prism, de posed that the pnermer had bees convicted of robbery, at the Middlesex Sessions in ,1866. and emtanoed to six accatlue imprisonment. I. ler of the same year be was convicted of burglary the Oid and sentenced to two years' bard laboar. Detective-flergeaat Mom said he had examined &obeys, and found 1101111) of them marked, evidently to show that they fitted particular doors. Alderman Rose seatearail the prisoner to three months' bard labour. GUILDHALL. COMMITTAL OIT a TIMMY AZAD A MECIMITIMI. Gertrude Smith, • mantle-maker, living at 134, Old street, St. Luke's, and dynes Duties a servant at 33, Finstury-circus, were placed at the liar on remand be fore Mr. Alderman Caudal, Davies charged with steal ing ICO yards of silica, and Smith with receiving the same, well-knowing it to have been stolen. Robert Boulby, 146 0, said, that about seven o'clock In the evening of Saturday, the 19th inst., he and William Wee., 112 0, were together i• Buskin-row, when they raw Smith carrying • large parcel. Boulb asked her what she had got • there, and she repli ed, a carpet. He arked her how she became possawd of it, and she said that • woman had g i ven her a shilling for carrying it. He was not satisfied, and took her to the station-se, where he charged her with being in the unlawful poessaion of the parcel. On examining it be found it ooatained two rolls of calico, in each of which there wu about 60 yards. On the fol lowing Monday he took hor to the Worship. street police court. Previous to taking her before the magistrate she said, is no um my telling en about it, I did not have • shilling for carrying it. Yrs. Davies gave . it to me at the door in Flnstareinus, and we were going to go halves in the money. " When apprehended Davies admitted that she did take the property, and gave it to Smith. James Pieldesr, clerk to Mesas. Discosts, Raalte, and Co., merchants, said had °Mose at 36, Finsbury-circua and the calicoes need were samples seat to them, and contained about 60 yards. They had been taken from the office without Messrs. Ducats and Co.'s knowledge or authority. They did not miss them until the officer called upon them, and than they missed four otherpiecee as well as those produced. The officers had traced the property, but the pawnbroker refused to come to the court. West said that the pawnbroker referred to refused to give them any amietanou Mr. Alderman Camden said be did not understand a pawnbroker not giving the palms every asnitanos in his power. The officer had better take out a summons to compel his attendance, and it he refused to obey it he (Mr. Alderman Causton) would issue a warrant to bring him up. The prisoners having been cautioned, Smith said she was in a state of starvation at the time when Mrs. Davies asked her if she could do anything with some calico, and through her being so destitute she was induced to do it. She pawned it at different pawnbrokers. Davies said sho was very 11017 y. Mr. Alderman Condon committed then for trial. . • Ai 11 017 6. 1111mmit 11141r01Pri• W a el l aa a illigia tte r - rOore with stoke, en the 10th bath, • • mei dank MOM itallieelememth i ged other tlungs r wilffn e tVeN c r aia Tos ro ada Utley. el Bonita M MlRther, 'att.,wnme Mowed for the prosecution, Mr. Peckham tor themr. Mr. Wintlber !melee opened the ease, the prossentor was salad, and deposed that at the oommensimmet of the pessmst math be met the prisoner at Rejgr billiard L in Relbera. wad se him about settles elms Inrainue hack b = li ris tir fathae had et hie ; peke spoke to him relative to ewe ebemlime he ) wonted; and pthoner said he weds see ft there were any to tateso Gray's-ice. Ptkrears Wild ea him at his home is South Hackney about that bneinem and witness paid him mosey for hie finable ea the 10th inst. Witness came to town and called en prissier at his offices is Holborn, thence with him to we soma &ambers in Gray's-inn, from there back to the eases of prisoner, and subsequently they adjourned to the Gray .- inn Tavern. Witness and prisoner had several glasses of different liquors ; the landlord also drank with them, and showed witness some cigars, 100 of which he (witness) purchased, and to pay for them drew out his note case, and handed the landlord a 10‘. note. He received the difference, the prisoner during the whole transaction being present. After that, witness bought a meerschaum pipe of the landlady. After they had been there some time prisoner suggested to witness that they should have something to eat, and the landlord said it should be served in his private room, or " snuggery." At that time a man named Stewart was with them, and together they and witness went into the room, where they bad some chops and Witness remembered having three bellies, but =MO P ; more, it might have been Ave; also he paid for the chops, and gave the landlord a U. note. After the champagne witness's memory became bad. When he recovered he remembered three oung men being in the room ; but did not remember sen d ing the prisoner to Roberts. Prisoner introduced the young men to wi th er as being school. fellows of Ms (witness's) sons. Thinking they were what they represented themselves witness asked them to drink his son's health, and for that p more champagne was had in. Soon after witness in"i when he recovered himself found hewl l e g la and • four-wheeled cab with the three young man and the , the latter of whom wee sitting opposite witn prisoner ees. Witness immediately missed his and chain, value 311. 10s., and said at ones— " Some one has stolen my watch and chain. " He called to the cabman to stop ; and they the prisoner passed his ing fo bandr it. s all over On the his cab ( switntoe ss pping's) wai , • soost, es if searc p h- policeman camc n; but before that, one of the young men, immediatel y upon witness's saying he had lost his watch and chain, put his head out of the cab window, and appeared very sick. He then got out and rods on the box. Witness alighted and spoke to the constable respecting hie loss, and repeated that he would accompany him home. The policeman did so, and on arriving there tribune made a further search, and mimed besides his watch and chain • white cambric handkerchief, the pipe he had bought of the landlady at the Guy's-inn Tavern, an um brella, and other thimage; also from his note-case the whole of the money remammg from the 101. note, and some memorandums. During his search witness was still con fused. The men with prisoner had supper at his hones. They then left. The came beck that same night, and backwards and forwards for several days after. On the 12th, while prisoner was in his (witness's) bedroom with him, he accused him of having stolen his watch and chain, saying, " You have stolen my watch, you rascal !" The prisoner jumped up from a chair whereon he had been matting, and shrieked out, " Have mercy ! Save me, murder, po lice!" Witness seized him as he was making for the door, and threw him back on the bed. Witness's housekeeper coining in at the moment, begged that he would let prisoner go, and he did so. Afterwards the prisoner had some imppm, with whisky and water, and soon after left the house. From that time until Saturday last he never saw him again, when he found him at the station in custody of Sergeant hfaulty of the H division. Wit ness had since seen the pipe in prisoner's hand, and beard him admit it was the h e had bought at the Gray's-inn Tavern. Witness identified it by a peculiarity m the case. Prisoner said that lie (witness) had given it to him. Witness had not dame so, to the best of his recollection. He ladled the pipe in his pocket when home on the night of the 11th, and had not given it to prisoner since. 'it dams had sines sem some memorandums and cards, and identified them as being the same he bad in his note case on t night of the 10th, when in the public-house. Those h e m had not given to the primmer, nor had he authosised him to_*!Mitet them tram kis book. miiimas el lialtamrsh, landlonl of the Gray's- Inn Tams, et the cabman who was employed oa the masks Mimed to by the prceseutor, and of Sergeant DIV. who arrested the prMomr. was then taken, sad Yr. outer, saying he emN marry the cam se tretkat that day, asked for a remand. Mr. Diskha" ft the defence, afton objeated to this mum, and mini for an immediate thsaarge of his client. This, however, the magistrate could not monde to as the prosscution was not closed, and ultimately the prisoner was released on his own recognisance', and one surety ad 9001. A DISTICTIVE OFFICER Amor AT NORTH. AMFIVN About ball-pad 10 o'clock on Saturday evening last, Police-detedive Junes Kemp, el the Northampton Cos etched Form was shot m the piddle steed at est kit the Northman :pM i n i l: man named Bridgewater o . to j station, and wee meeding h Neap eme company two young men, when on going pad Me. tork-street his attanbon was attracted by • men wbom movements were somewhat enepielona Kemp stopped for • moment, and the man Immediately maul oat— thoa t he was te joking, and maid " be didn't want to be thought • coward, so be advanced towards the am who immediately raked • doable-barrel gun to hie ider end deliberately shot Kemp k the left loser, the Meknes between lie two at tie time bb d oily mime ten yank. Xemp sieggemil and fell to theenditnelle man verthe enlpeit endeavoured tei make his escape. yowl = permed and taken kb custody. The tabu taw infirsmary, 'where he now lies in a hopel w ire state. The medical *Mom of the Meditation having ex- Wiles opinion that he could not live, the Mayor it Tama) attended at the infirmary on Sunday moning and took his depositions. The name of the a William Bridgewater, a machinist, who foeMerly resided in Northamp t on, a but who for some temetke pest has been living The man's Tamil is a respectabletre. ""AL father resides in • -street, near the place where the shot was fired. and the polecat had come over to spend the Christmas holidays. A quarrel had occurred between his brother and himself, and father's house Hem was the prisoner went to his house and to shoot his brother by fi ring at ha through the window, happily without effsot. Hemp, who is • young man about $4 years of age, was formerly in the Birmingham constabulary, when he exchanged into the Northampton force on account of his wile's health. He was one of the most active and efficient odicers of the form The prisoner was brought before the borough megietrates yesterday mook_ and the dying man s depoution was read MI. Mr. Kaman, the chief constable of the borough, applied for a remand until Wednesday, and sated that Kemp was inking fast, and there was no doubt that when the rimier next came before them it would De on • of wilful murder. Prisoner was remanded y. Hmep lea • wife and two chil and a mother over seventy years of age, who is p a rti ependmt on him. It is stated that the prisoner knew Kemp, and therefore it has been inferred that he may have thought the detective was comin to lap him on the charge of 'hooting at his b roth er ante that, to avoid apprehension, he committed the dread ful deed. A SELF-ACCUSED P01801(811.—John Cope, a sergeant in the 17th brigade, Royal Artillery, now stationed ,at Dover Castle, delivered himself into the hands of the pa he ha at that place, on Saturday sewing last, stating that had by her. He was very rational at the mardered time, his wife and =Li following stateeirt, which he made to Mr. Coos, the chief ompdable : 'I, John Coto, sergeant 17th ILA., do now state, that on Febreray A 1867, I the death of my wife Elisabeth, by aheigiedw to her a drug in a pure elate, called nitric add, kr the wpm el destroying her Vie." The *sear wee 190111111 in a sell until yesterday, when hews laseglitbelhesthe mearessies i ntilo ver. Dover. Kr. Corms then said that he bad time inquiries, and found, fr i e l vepees to th e K= „, of the prisoner, that on y, the Mk of 1867, an incise* woe held at eohrisli ea the body of h/i wife, w ho died hues the Beets cd panes. Opposes then witnese, sad dated that the demand had watered . him before bar death that she had taken nitric order to procure abortion, as she dreaded her medsomeat, end bed a great ffiliall to childres. jury reformed a verdlei est lbe dimmed had hem the Jade ed poises adadiddered_ by ber et self. soon after Ibis deserte d, waisted foto the 10th Hamars, and at Woolwich . : 11. =S I=i kilielli the Roy li al a ma Artillery. He bad since bees very abstemious, and was of a ree,. us disposition ; but recently he had been drinking, end Yr. Ceram bad &ebb as to his sanity. The 'Sates determined to remand the primmer for • week. who is • dement- area, on being acquainted with this k =l".. "ll 2d, "It is right eamek if you will only take say wad be ft, aced yes am save yourselves the trouble of remesseng met ' Atasear kb papas were "an ode," admiral to bb dead the most teems. The d if i lead several pieces of poe e ta, : lll al which be, in her, used eems. The performanoe of the M • to-morrow, at Ezeter-he4 will be the led perfanemee this Christmas. Miss Lewis Pyne will make her that appearanoe in lades.ball after two years' abeam. Thi band and dams wM, as mud, number 760 :performers. under the dinettes of Mr. 0. W. Martin. lami a r z firjeggliz mat Maim gasses so 1 p.en.J COLONIAL GOVMENEOPIT Canada. 6 par per, Jan. sod OK blaw 100 i i Sent& Wel* 6pa esa& o . 0814 ably, 1/1111/4 J Asandoei Now 6 per mat, Oemeollailed. APIVA , and ctoria, I par cent., April cad Oat. , 10111; 4. ORDINARY MAR ANDJITOCEM Grast Eastern, 401. Great Waders, Original. O. Lancsahwe and Yorkshire 1274. Midland North ialt (Berwick), 94 PREFERENCE SHARI& Leedom and North Western (Coventry sad Nunsaton), 6 per cent., 110. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Grand Trunk of Canada, Ist proforma Honda 604. Great Western of Canada, 141. Soinde (Delhi), guar. 6 par oast., 1034, 4. FOREIGN RAILWAY& San Paulo (Limited), guar. 7 per cent., 184. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. 784. Orel Vitebsk, guar. by Rumba Governmant, 6 par oast., BRITISH HINES. East Grenville, 34. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINIM Don Pedro, North del 34. St. John del Rey ' ), 16. Yudananiutana • 8. Australia (Limited), 24. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Chartered of India, Australia, and Okiaa, 21, 214. Chartered Iforcalitile of India, London, sad China 304. Imperial Ottoman, 114. London and County, 401. 2118011LLANII01711. Anglo-lfediterransen Telegraph (limited), 104. Berlin Waterworks (Limited), 14. Credit Fancier of Ragland (Limited), 24, 641. Crystal Palace, 19, 4. 9 per cont. 'Viceroy, guar. by Ilgyptlaa gems. (Limited), PwarY 14. New Zealand, and Analraliea Royal Hail Penkmalar end Oriental Steam, 494. Royal Mail Steam, 444, 5. BOW-STREMT. SUPPZEIRCON OP L P/OZSPIONT. John Lawrence, a bricklayer, and Janes Kelly, • labourer, two formidable-looking men, were placed at the bar before Mr. Flowers, on • warrant granted by Sir Thomas Fleury. charging them with having intentions of breaking the peace by fighting a battle with one another. The prisoners were apprehended at a publichouse in Liveryool.road. Mr. Flowers remarked that the legal authorities were etrongly determined to suppress pugilism, and he must order the prisoners to enter separately into their own re. ccguimuicee in the sum of 401., and find two sureties in 201. each. 6171CIDE DI SZE /LVOZNI'S-C.ANALL. woman, living at River terrace, York-road, was charged with attempting to com mit suicide by throwing herself into the waters of the Regent's-canal, Langton. From the evidence of James Poster, 30, Bath-place, I=o fi n i , l4 :t appeared that yeneerdip be saw the defendant by the side of the Regent' iseanal, in the York road. clasped her heads together, and then threw herself into the water. He got over the wall and threw • shawl to her, and got hermit. When sited why she did it, she said that she had been in a deal of trouble. The defendant said that ebeei lye mouths Ines she brought bar husband to tads court is a charge of *malt ing her, and be was then sustineed to tour =oaths' hard labour. Since then she bad been in great distress, and her two children bad died. Shis bad been an inmate of the workhouse and yesteedsy seas out for • licaday. She mew her husband, and when she spoke to him he told her to go away. That preyed on her Mind and made her do what she would not otherwise have done. She was now sorry for what she had dome The husband came forward and mid his wife was • dis sipated woman, and was drunk when she Game to him yesterday. He had sold his bone. On the day that be was sent to prison she was drank one hour afterwards with the mossy the =mist:ate rave her from the poor box. _ _ _ Yr. Cooke remanded the de/endant to the Howie of Detention for • week. WORSHIP-STREET. 11/lOCEINO ATTIUIDTAT IMICID2. Ayam Rohe% 18, • good-looking young girl, wee charged before Mr. Newton with having attempted to commit self-murder by mellowing a quantity of poisonotui powder. Mrs. Martha Myers, wife of the keeper of the Red Lion public-house in the Whitechapel-road, de posed that between 4 and 6 o'clock on the pre vious afternoon the prisoner dune into the house, and requested to be served with a gime of ale. Witness served her, and the prisoner paid for it. Imme diately afterwards she sew her put something from • blue paper mto the ale, and on going up to her she said she was to 101 l herself. Witness begged of her not to do an so rash, and removed the ale a little way, but mired hold of it, and bdorewitnees could prevent , drank it o ff . Witmer called her brother down, and and he detained prisoner while a constable was sent for, and she wes then given into custody. Witmer gave her a glomof warm water, which made her sick. Mr. Newton remanded the prisoner for • in order that the chaplain of the House of Detention might con verse with her. The prisoner, who cried bitterly while in the dock, was then removed in custody of Cham bers, the under gaoler. THAMES. MARINO SOW. WORTH OP oommitm. Kerrie Myers, George &seam, and Frederick Jerrie; charged with being concerned in stealing 24 bags of cochi neal, the property of Walter Hartley, bonded carman, of Lower Thames-street, were brought up on remand. Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, conducted the prosecu tion. Another man, named Storey, in the service of Mr. Hartley was originally charged with being concerned in stealing a horse, van, and 24 bap of cochineal five weeks ago. He was now admitted as a witness for the morn, and briefly deposed that while he was taking his tea in a coffee-chop in Leman-street, Whitschapel, his horse and cart with the cochineal were driven away. The empty cart was discovered in Stratford unattended the same evening. Several witossees, m police-constables, and others, proved that the prisoners pars, Stevens, and Jefferies had been dealing with the stolen cochineal, and that they had sold a bog of it to a man uamed Hall. porter to a druggist, who acted under the direction of the police. The pri soners intimated to Hall there had been a robbery of 24 bags of cochineal, and he offered to buy the whole of it. One beg only was sent to him, and two more were pro mised to be forwarded to him. He paid the prisoners 10L, bat he never received more than one bag of cochi neal. Smart, 'a City detective officer, said that Han acted entirely under his directions, and was requested to offer 22. 6d. per lb. for one bag of cochineal, and ls. 3d. per lb. for the whole bulk. After some observations from Mr. Woodier, jm., and Mr. Omni, in favour of Jefferies and Stevens, the three vitamin were committed for trial. POLIO, TZIPTINIONLit IN MEMORY or TEN LAT' Cam Cosonasiosin—i3 are being taken _by the pobee to erect • memoria in memory of tbe late Sir IQieliand Mayne, Chief Cominiseioner of Police, the fol lowing appheation having been submitted to the Assistant Comaelooms yesterday :—" We, the seperintembate of the amirepstillen polies, have heard will deep reZ i t iy he death el fa Richard Mayne, and are doings el net ewe edema and veneration of his character, and upeighinem in the discharge of his publics duty. We thirefore beg the authority of the eseit-ooramis simmers to opts a subscription in each division for the purpose of raising • testimonial or monument to his mammy, _with the sanction of his family, the amount subscrftd by each member of the force not to exceed one day's pay of the rank he holds, nor to be lees than one shilling. The form of monument to be decided es here after.' The amistant-commisionen replied to the shove by 'spewing their entire concurrence in the propontion to raise a monument to the memory of their late esteemed and valued chief. NOVEL APPLICATION or GAa. Mr. James Allison Hogg, gas engineer, Edinburgh, has discovered • method of producing Intense light with coal gas by it with atmospherio_air. The inixture of giros is li m ig i t i el after paring throe& a time of Indio-plat= wires at a determined pressure. In • few seconds the metal becomes heated up to a white heat, the flame disappear, and an intones white light is the result. An enlarged picture has bees tales by its aid on Th ro e= will bens ins preparedl iri b rdn i tt a s n r y round it, and • wagon of rain will not afoot lR THE STARRY BANNER. LLOYD'S, 8.C., D.c. 20. The loss of the Starry Banner steamer in the Atlantic reported this morning in moat of the daily journals (the partioulars of which are quoted in another column), is believed to be a hoax. No in formation of the character has been received at Lloyd's, and on reference to the American Lloyd's list of Shipping no such steamer as the Starry Banner can be found, and letters received from their agents from Boulogne up to 12 o'clock last night make no allusion to forty-two of the sur vivors having landed at that port on Sunday. TEE LATE GALE. WORTHING, Deo. 28. Yesterday morning a vessel, which turned out to be the brigantias ilitens, 170 tons, from St. John's, Newfoundland, was observed o ff Worthing with signals in her rigging for assistance (writes Mr. W. H. Demon). A gale from the south-west was blowing, and there was a very heavy sea on at the time. In a short space of time theY/orthing lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institu tiiadtehe Jane, was afloat, and the Mena was quickly r Four of the crew of the lifeboat were then put on board the vessel, and she was safely taken into the port of Shoreham. ABERIsrwMI, Deo. 28. The following additional particulars of the ser vices on Christmas Eve of the Evelyn Wood lifeboat belong ing to the hat:kcal Institution are now forwarded by Mr. .T. Williams. He states that after the crew of three men of the smack Castle had been rescued by the lifeboat, and when the state of the tide permitted, efforts were made to save the vessel if poefalk. Six men were accordingly placed on board, and they endeavoured, with the help of those on shore, to get the vessel in, but it noon became evident that their efforts were quite ineffectuaL In reaming the man from the wreak, which was fast breaking up, the crew of the lifeboat had to use almost superhu man efforts. The swollen state of the river, on account of a high flood, and the fearful breakers on the bar, made it satiric of extreme denw, and before the whole of the man could be brought from the wreck. the Mehra had to make three mareasessful attempts, daring which one of the mew fell into the ma sad Were be could be pistol s, bed to battle for his life fee = a quarter of an boar, four cars were broker, the coxswain's bead feethdly inuabsd, and cm* man left eye A g a t: the until dawn beton be mro aid be - lie OM 'amities. The beediumble value of the Iffetrat7Thish re also Weal, damegell. sad the W444astod sodas ot bar grow, Wei Mgi biter. io clearly othilitod—olloosour is awarding pair to bat& DAYJ SELFPINO IIiTILLIC NT TELEGRAM) Lwow. Dso. 101.—Idiad et aeon S., bah Imes% with rata. DIAL, Dar. U.—Arrived : Narlsir, tram Yoo-chow-too tor RoOlordris. Illoovasorrow, Doc. 11.—Arrived Tarmarda ), from Wed /Alias ; Vales la.), New York Lrrsarwst, D.c. Ilk—Arrived : has eWra ; Abed*, Orlostta ; Atria; Jamselneas, in Charbstaa ; Pius Royal, New York Ormarows, D.c. U.—Arrived: City et Paris (rs.), tram New Yeek wad reorewhd ter IA Deo. 18.—Arrived =l, hum Bahia. Names: Dao. 11.—Anired : _swam, from Ihreassa, for the reatlpstart email et Ameba. maw/rm. Dam., Dso. marl me observed aa dm at 3 p.m., of WslmasCastie amisteato hes sem to bar. flemeata, Dsc. IL—Pret back : tramper! &rasa for tassalterera by era Aim ls misia; Wt mem mama( sodLs me defies back lbe Pe. likameram Dem IF —Arrived: Bottert, fns Pooh, for London, Way, sad seme . tails MUMMY, Dee. 11.—Amtwed .• Posy him 111. Michael's, for Lom as, with low of sarbor sad dna midamea M., hawser az pre- Meased very heavy wasther. EXPLOSIONS AT THE BUREN! TEZATRE.—Laid night, during the pro of the whammies of the pan tomime at the she %mks, two eiless of an alarm ing ebasseter onseeel, hat nilimanntlnoffed with :znvisdery swims eseei The aceidents took pimps to the alleged wt cm the part of those who the ennelstealsnee of the limelight. The first enemies enestrall about f o'clock during the per formate atlas MIK ides the stage was crowded with dowels ThelesendAeftgaetrwmalim mew, shortly after Illefeleek. As might be Egrected, the ballet girls and dabbles onipmedel by wires over different parts of the stage won meth alarmed, but owing to the ce of mind digiegal by the helms Messrs. She pherd and Cranial'. am& the ballet master, We. Cimino, who were at the ball el the doge at the non ent el the explosion, they wen egoally reaminva, mad waft was seen of the monnemy confasion by the asillisee. who appa renUy weekirred the explosions as insidentd to the piece. The rely balmy douse was the disowning of some of the screwy, red the raising of a cloud of end. The accident was sawed by the overcharging of the bags containing the gas for the light. RIOTING AT DHOOHISDA.—On Friday evening, some soldiers were returning to Mihnount Bees Drogheda, about 7 o'clock, when they were by • number of roughs, at the corner of Barrack.= th ee rriel e r i e n d s t r e aftesto Pe r The mob The soldiers threw stones and brickbats. The lamps were broken andextignhhed, which, es the soldiers are comparative str111=1: 0 11: town, rendered their retreat &Moult and Many of the mroonding house bear evidence of the affra in the nape of Woke& glom. Ia one instance were hurled with seek dollen as to par through the Wen= and mom& harm *este of • - roomgins;e wean , ark-nosedat was over a thrown - dass stool, ei the drawing ampine from i o n m = hag leff" jest arisen, and Sadly snook whkh and the leg of • chair on which • gentlemen was standing. Eventually the soldiers got to the end a large pioket was sent to escort say who neigh ben t ee l be out. RAIN AND RPOSit nr FAANOI.—A violent tem pest, wocsapaniol dry heavy rain, Inuit over Pada on Saturday nest, and centloaecl all the eady&o i itian. Ban day. The wind was so foralle that rest was eaperinsol by=trien in etrzeinA s agehnt it the streets The tared the more= Waft SIMS I M ks teautsiss of = a rm off. Frew line previnese we learn that unusually akoag Wail eel mush wet have prevailed in several please. A erimidotalle Wilitional rise bas taken plum la the Thai" glee, _Loire, and Sates , which fitter has Sombd the iniffsg-pians at Lyons ; the Rhone, however, iiiia mm ilessennbe& _At 3lstr, the Moselle haa overfforred its and the Main Saint-Syphon= is under water. At the 111 has Hewi t t : t &V bei T et i and the country above the town is Led» has onennea ite beaks on novena pain s as has the Mairm ; are ado hit that most places the waters a el s ie dll eskiee rin higher.—ffehnsani. (asioateasms, Due. 29.—The Allan steamship Peantan, from Portland on the 10th inst., arrived in =Foyleto.day, end haviag landed the naffs she proceeded for Liverpool with 63 saloon and SO dump passengers. RlDlA,thitirA, AND AUSTRALIAN (HEAT!) MAILS. --Gamma, Duo. 26.—The Piednealw and °rimed Company's steamship Pen arrived from Alexandria at 10 am, and leaves for Southampton at l_p.m. this day. All well. She nay be looked ter on the led proximo. agLi ~,~. ~• . -~__ Woman sarawsto eassit) • • =MID, Om W. ' The Common ct the Bank of Spain has resolved the lank 'hall undertake tho issue in Spain ieg tie new lassi for (be city of Madrid. IMMl=lll=2=2=l:l2 MONEY XAREBTe•OVIA DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. is the Stook Exchange to-day there is little fresh business, attention being almost exclusively directed to the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed to-morrow. The rates charged for continuing transactions to the next account are, in many came. heavy. On Erie Railway shares, in which there is a large specula tive account open for a ries, the " eon tango" required by the dealers represents as much as 20 to 25 per cont, per annum. The English funds are steady, at the closing prime of yesterday. Some of the railway and foreign securities have advanced, while others have given way. Turkish bonds of 1885 are inquired for, at an improvement, upon the advice' from Constan tinople. India bonds are firm, the advance in the rate of interest from 3 to 4 per cent. having in duced purchases. Banking and miscellaneous shares exhibit no special change. The supply of money in the discount market has further diminished, and the lowest rate for bills is 3 per cent. Comol are quoted 921 to 1 for money, and 921 for the account (January 6), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 92/ to 1. Railway stocks are without alteration of im portance. London and North Western, Great Western, and Great Eastern, have declined to per cent., while Midland and South Eastern have improved to the same extent. Prices are quoted as follows :—London and North Western, 111/ to 1 ; Great Western, 481 to 1; Midland, 1121 to 1 ; London and South Wiesen. 87 to 88 ; Great Eastern, 40* to 1 ; Brighton, 481 to 1 ; South Eastern, 79 to 1; Metropolitan, 1031 to 1; Great Northern, 1051 to 1061; ditto A,107} to 108; Caledonian, 751 to 1; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 161 to 17. All regards foreign securities, Brazilian of 1865, Turkish of 1865, and the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan are in request, and have advanced 4 to 1 per cent.; but Peruvian of 1863 and the Moscow- Jaroslew Railway Loan have declined 1. The present prices are as follow :—Brazilian of 1865, 781 to 1; Chili= of 1887, 98 to 97 ; Egyptian of 1864, 83 to 84 ; ditto of 1868, 721 to ; Italian of 1861, 53/ to 56 ; ditto Tobacco Loan, 2} to 3 prem.; Mexican, 141 to 15 ; Peruvian of 1865, 771 to 781 ; Portuguese, 371 to 38 ; Russian of 1866, 89 to 90 ; ditto Nicolai, 641 to 851 ; ditto Orel, 78 to 1 ; ditto Moscow .7arcelaw, 77 to 1 ; ditto Charkof-Azof, 31 to 3 din. ; ditto Charcow-Krementschug, 21 to 11 din. ; Spanish of 1867, 321 to 1 ; Turkish of 1868, 801 to 611; ditto of 1882, 62 to 63 ; ditto of 1863, 384 to 39. The Indian Four per Cents. have receded k per cent., viz., to 1021 to 1, but the Bonds are ss. better, at Si. to 15s. prem. The Fire are quoted 1111 to 1121; the Debentures, 1041 to 105 ; Ex chequer Bills, March, le. to 6s. pron. ; ditto June, 4s. to 9s. prem. ; and Bank Stock, 240 to 242. American securities are in request. The 6-20 Bonds are at 74k to 11, showing a rise of 1 per cent. ; Erie Railway shares, 261 to 271, being 1 better; Illinois Central, 1151 to f, an advance of 1; Atlantic' and Great Western Debentures, 40 to ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bond., 42 to 3. Bank shares are neglected, but Chartered of India, Australia, and China are firm, at 21. Lon don and Wesbninster, 661 to 1; City, 111 to 121; Imperial, 171 to 181; London and County, 491 to 50, being flat ; London Joint Stock, 351 to I ; Union of London, 371 to 381; Anglo-Austrian, 8/ to 91 ; and Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11 Pry With the exception of a reduction of 2s. Bd. in Anglo-American Telegraph, viz., to 21 to 1, mis cellaneous shares are without change. General Credit, 2 to 11 dis.; International, 11 to 11 dia. ; Hudson's Bay, 131 to i ; National Discount, 111 to 121 ; Telegraph Construction, 181 to 1; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 1. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are 1-16 percent. higher, at 924 for money, and 924 to 4 for the account. In the railway market Caledonian, Brighton, and South Eastern stocks have declined to per cent., while London and North Western has improved a. Annexed are the prices :—Caledonian, 75 to ; Brighton, 48 to i; Metropolitan, 1034 to 104 ; South Eastern, 784 to 79 ; Midland, 1124 to 119 ; London and North Western, 1114 to 112; and Great Western, 48 to 4. Foreign bonds are inquired for, at an improve ment. Italian of 1861, 534 to 564; Peruvian of 1865, 70 to 4, ex all; Turkish of 1865, 394 to ; Spanish of 1887, 324 to 4 ; and Charkof-Azof loan, 34 to 3 dis. About 26,000/. in bar gold has been taken to the Bank. A remittance of 7421. 19s. 7d. has been reoeivod on account of the debt of Equador. The Stock Exchange will be closed on Friday next, New Year's-day being one of the fixed holidays at that establishment. _ _ _ The directors of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company iLimited) notify that, under the powers conferred upon them by the special re solution of the 2nd and 16th November last, they have resolved upon making a further return of 10s. 6d. per share upon the paid ' p capital of the company to all shareholders registered as on the 29th inst. Warrants for this return, payable on the 9th January, will be posted to shareholders on the Bth. .lieAnglo-Austrian Bank notify that they will be prepared to pay on the Ist January the coupon due on that day, at the rate of 6s. 9d. per share (being 6 per cent. per annum on 6L for the first ball year, and 6 per cent. per annum on V. 10s. for the second half year), free of income tax. The direction of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company announce that they have been em powered to pay a provisional dividend. as follows, vas.: 17s. 9d. on the shares paid up before Ist of May last ; 17s. 2d. on the shares paid up Ist of July last; and 4s. 9d. on the new shares on which the third call was paid on Ist July last, making (61.) 721. paid. _ _ . At the half-yearly meeting of the Bank of New South Wales, held at Sydney on the 28th Octo ber, the directors submitted their half-yearly re port, by which it appeared that the net profits for the half-year amounted to 75,0121. 7s. 10d., which, being added to 4,4951. 7s. 2d. brought forward from last half-year, made a total of 79,3071. 15s. available for distribution. Of this sum it was proposedto absorb 75,0001. by a dividend at the rate of 15 per oent. per annum, carrymg over a balance of 4,5071. 15s. to the next half-year. The report was unanimously adopted. The dividends on the capital stock standing on the London register will be payable to-morrow. _ _ The half-yearly meeting of the Beak of New Zealand was held at Auekladd oa the 29th of October last, what the moat of the directors was smeaknowsly adopted.. the oessisd by The tem at MS and 1667 t iP ri lli t consee aseppemd. yet the net *AY showed inmate of ormrlyttosoL ever &op:swank reriezuThe total Prolft for division to. the &la her easountea to 48,06µ I.Bs. 4d.. wed a dividend was declared at the weal rete . of 10 pot cent.. and a bonus of bs . per together to 16 per cent. par annt ar . e +lua kein aLmV 37,600/., kming 6,6641. 16s. 4d. to be carried to. tlte new profit and loss amount. The dividend cm tame shares on the London register is payable oa the 31st inst. The annual meeting of the North British Aus tralasian Company (Limited) is called for the 12th of January, when a dividend is to be declared. Owing to the demand for money usual at the end of the year the arrangements yesterday in con nection with the adjustment of the half-monthly sooount in the Stock Exchange had been looked forward to with a good deal of interest. Money was wanted on foreign stocks, and 41 and 5 per cent. was mid for loans, while the rates for con tinuing speculative accounts ranged from 5 to II per cent. On Turkish stocks tho terms were somewhat lower, the supply of these bonds in the market being apparently less than bad been ex pected. As regards railway stocks the rates is most instances were fully equal to Ahoso charged ca the last occasion. The "continuation" on Great Northern A stock rose in the afternoon to per cent. The floating supply of London and North Western was also larger. That of Metropolitan was quite adequate to the demand, but Caledonian stock continues comparatively SCAM. The fol lowing shows the terms on which the carrying over was generally conducted : ZATEII OP OONTINIIATIONS. 04/semito orea to i too 4 beet 60 woo (hest Dotata.....- lO 64.t0 12i. 64. too So to to as OTTIIi Wean 146 to 8-16 cca. ... 1-16 to 11-16 coal Grant 0426465.4. WM 6.16 to 3-16 too Landis red aiNa -16 oalt coo ... ii to ) p oos. looks toMoriWestars ito I Lod" Ch t.- sod DOR 1-32 to 1-16 coo 1-32 1.61105. Usasidse and Todolties i to I eon. -.. Ito . too ' Wm* Jibef.,oadltooola. 1-16 is 1.16 on. ... 146 toill on. Malowilhes -1111, $4ll coo ... Mello I seal Mid tiVin 10 6 too mid to I on. Dorms I to i on. I to il gm Doosaboors W. to OIL too Umbel Statio4-60250i0.. 4 to Op Ito on 000 rpotpaa coo Oand Timed id Curds ... 46. to lii. coo.-- to Is. on. Omit Wales of Oro& 61L loft ea...._ to Is. no Atlialle sod 0. W. lode 1 , :o lea 1141 to 646 on. Ditto ditto Deirstorio to 2 Nino WS too Win to too N. MR W. to to us. _ _ The interest dne the Ist January on the 6 and T per oent. bonds of the Melbourne and Hobeon'e Bay United Railway Company in advertised for payment in due course by the Colonial Bank of Australasia. MINEEL-(T8I8 DAY.) ONI O'CLOCK. There is little business in the mining market to-day, apart from that connected with the settle ment. North Treskerby, 11s. to 13s. ; Wheal Grenville, 325. to 345. • West Frances, 40 to 42; Drakewalls, 18s. to 2(24. ; East Caradon, 81 to ; Prince of Wales, 235. to 255. ; Chiverton, 41 to 5 ; Basset, 85 to 70 ; Chiverton Moor, at to 51 ; and West Chiverton, 57 to 59. The market for foreign and colonial mining shares is inactive :—St. John del Be 14 to 15 ; Don Pedro, 31 to / prem.; Anglo- Brazilian, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Pestarena, if to 1/ die. ; Cbontalee, 21 to / ; Rona Grande 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Anglo - Italian, to prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 2 ; Prontino and Bolivia, 5-10 to 7-16; Port Phillip, to 2 ; Central American, 1 dis. to par; Sao Vicente, If to a • Taquani Gold, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. • Yudanainutana, 2 to 1; and Nerbudds Coal, if to die. A special general meeting of the Cobra Copper Mining Company (Limited) is convened for tits 13th January, to oonllrm the resolutions passed on the 23rd inst. for a voluntary winding up, and far the appointment of liquidators. COMMERCIAL AND KAMM'S. LIVERPOOL CO'ITON AND CORN KAMEN. DAY.) (BY r=. ) 003 011111 ODWIF01111111111%) Carrow.—Vgeneral time od the market steady; ease foot up about 10,000 or 12,000 bales. Coax.—Bather moderato atteodance at market. Wheat in moderato oonaumptive demand. at ex treme rates of Tuesday l 8 .1 quiet, at for mer prices. Deans steady ; Seidl, 41s. 24. to 411. 6d. Oats and oatmeal in limited request; price no minally unaltered. Indian open 6d. per qr. lower, with very little basin's. doing. Mixed Ammo's. 38e. to Vb. 6d. • round, 365. to 365. 6d. ; white, 40e. to 41s. Market irlil be closed on Friday nest. LEEDS CORN MARSET.-(THIS DAY.) (non 001 i own 00ingrOitairr.) Thin attendance. Wheat held firmly for late rates, bat business not groat. Barley firm. CORK Burr MARKET: 7 (7EIB DAY.) (Taos (His ova aoausioannorr.) Ordinary, 143 a., 137.., 126 e., 116 g., 100.., Ng. ; irking. Yid cured, 160..,148g., 1306. ; 6 firkins. lIIIKIDIG-LANIL—(TDIS DAY.) Sross.—There is a good inquiry for rning ; 2,008 bags of brown Mauritius sold at 28e., and 800 Ihda. et Barbadoce at steady prices. Relined market dosed. Corm.—Then is a fair inquiry for Plantation Ceyloa at 'Medi Ittrx.—C ic tscheom hare recently been sold at 2s. to 2a. Old. for Dimarara j and: s. for Jamaica. Carrot.—The inquuy is good, chiefly for Tinnivelly, at the full prices of last week. In other articles no change. TALLOW NARKET.—(II32B DAY.) Me market is steady. Town tallow, 46a. 9d. ; Petetsbarg Y.C. on the spot, 48.. 6d. ; December, 48s. &L ; January. 49e. ; Mush, 49.. &L SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET —(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade firm at last day's prices. Prime clover, from 110.. to 126..; inferior ditto, 86$. to 100 s. ; prime hay, 106 s. to 116 a.. inferior ditto, 86a. to 96a. ; straw, 26s- to 84.. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Tria9•2, Dye. 29. • ♦.f. 0 2 5 10 is IW.N.R, NW. A. LW. 10.16 0.16 I om ass , o.v Ilriaf.* JIM. W. ____ I S. 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