The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-25 00:00:00

THE _EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25. 1860. THE POLICE COURTS. (TSB DAY.) NARYLEBONE. _FVNINRIIEff FOR G.ING . DoigN ARLUL SarqA Ponel a gree.headed old water, ims placed at tLy bar charged with loitering sad gang days man far t ht. .upp,ral purposed committing • tater. l'Aistable 3 A said he saw the prisoner hit evening ip several areas in Hyde.parlrequare. He saw berg° sip t.. th,...10.r of owe and try to open it, after which she cease cp sad went into a shop cbee by, when she sold • boa al Iv" to the woman insole. Mr. seeker—What do you know about the prisoner. YOU .be mad • bta i'.•3•••l•l•—She is known about. Fthe =rim a few piss umtches about with her, and when she is found bs • piece .I,e pulls out her little log and offers them for ode. Her .rater was noly lately convicted, and received 12 mouth. f,r taking • pin: , of cloth under similar circumstances. Plisoner denied .11 intention to commit a felony. Mr. seeker —You carry about with you that which is as t.tise for parsons of your claim, who love to live in idle. loss, u a cower to invade people's homes sad sash oppor tunities of plundering anything within meek. Os ass ow COMIOO you west tato • shop, to which ewe as be so hretis, as there is in general always same ens to lout after shore. There can be no haunt is Ow late a a t op, but there always harm when beams yea yea go onto areas. Persons hie you take opportunities to imp clown areas nut of observation, and lay base oa myth* I. tour was. You make peof4e's bosses insecure by your ilademest ways. You prevent hosed people from thew doors opus, for if they do, they do as at thsa k You rise opportunities for sarvaala to bosom &Mark aad if you setiosed f. salon/ awe &Wald Ise your sod pew thus ,yos same supiske M mot on af the rotaf its emahlishaisad. Year dews is ass of • most abominable kid, and leve you sodas that I .ball set by you as I iidoad to 44 by all of your clam who are brought baton are, sad that la to punish you with the utmost arrieity sMowed y the law. I ocaiasait you, as • rogue sad rap -I..ad. for three month' to the bones of correction, with hard Maw. The seattiees ussommi to asioalmb all parties in court. PALL OF A CANAL MIDGE AT MANCIIESTNR.— NIILICCILOCII ESCAPE 01 LSO PIR-YoNS. An accident d a most attraorditutry nature &Waded with the Its of cesly ose We, occurred last ewes*. • few minutes after ma o'clock, to Manchester. Across the Rochdale Canal, is the trldliam•road, at the bottom at Prussia-street, and connecting that street is Prittiiatreet, is • army wmiden.floored true girder bridge. Thews is a very large epee pies" ad waste posed es the Pottsutrest sale, insesedistely upon which the I—on ever the bridge descend. The piece of ground was, throughout the afternoon • u Monday. crowded with people of the labouring ekes, who urn &looting in the dissipations of the New Ildsigtos Wake. Mere were thri-o or four huge shads covered with ~divam is what, dramatic talent of the lowest order waa %hViited before oliou log house., the spectators being ••In.dted at Id. pi, heal. or e 4ordsd h oe p o ps....a th e !.t a••••••.in, the dwarf. and the giant—the indiepettiable .1 eery show aie•ther war called a •• Manoisette Imairr. - I Jou stages uut.ule these places wen poor, ha. .1.1 men, discounang dieconiant moire • ease ten or tweet. holed, ahni ;suited create;ea, dremed is -eat . far1...1 and fautastic clothes—elms, crolemilise, red iontahee gr-.4.colatiug and capering, all at the mem time •houting, shuffling, play . The.. were eke NIVIIIIII •roloured .wing boats with ehikbes, who was att'ool n•oiol with diary rapidity, sod a huge circular flame of bobhyborwe, some with and some without riders. The clamour, bustle, and gaiety .4 this some attracted • .. wider of youths .4 both sanes to place themaelvea .as the Larr..w bridge ref.dred to, and hum thence watch, se frusta ..,2ers, the lueue • , I, the waste go.utaL The bride sprang 'Foul lo • ugh. tlight of steps ito the Promisatreet si de. and cm o.e Potts..drcrt ...le rested ..n a stuns abutment which rose from the waste ironed and overhung the towi ng p a th o f the toad. In the totre the hrxge nee slightly. The ".our are eompoeid •4 w..od, and the railings were of iron. fest 'Mimics after ea o'clock a peat number of prim (nen neighbouring factories proceeded to cross the alnedy-crowded bridge, and probably Leveed upou it. At the mine time Police•eoustahle U. Walfordi ..t the I' dahlias, ascended the steps ore the Pottaatreet ode to leas the bridge. While doing eo • Madden crack WO, Inure!, and immediately afterwards the bridge fell into 11. e r•insi beneath, carrying with it upwards of 194 parmaaa • Lolly young women. The most niereellons fact mamba@ t•• be t.bl ; the hndge snapped the *woe clear off cat the l'ou.-u,otn-et, sole, on the Pottr•stp-rt side it MUVedil. Mai of stone est.:Meg about 2 cwt. out of its place, while the hrolo fell in an upright poution, the centre breaking after it Lel rsactind the bottom of the canal, and the crowd upon it were kept steadies by the iron roulinp. As soon as the aoesdeat was seen, • number of men most galhatly cloaked into the water and the affrighted, half•droirocd people were extricated. Mome renamed clinging to broken preen 4 the bralse that remained suspeoiled out of the water, oldie the major portion were divided in two p. ie., and thitol,ria 1.. "ilium ends of the WWII,. tles.rnl IMO tekeu out ill 4 half suimulson coolness, sad ems were slightly l•ruted, but only as hie ws lust—the* of a child, about 12 t...,rn ot.l. mimed Margaret Aekroyd, late residing with I.cr immuta at het. Naylaretreet, Oklhons•reivi—Jfencharrer E. foomor. The Emperor, on the °echelon of the death of the Dot-hes...le Ilurefick rt .Ulbs, uister of the Eames, has go., tut.. lo .uruiog for "Be mouth, the tint fortnight in deep ao.urning, awl tho emoud m half. - - —• THL FkLMi H TalteTl.-We underitowl, on the iogist.,t authority, that the tine sepplinneetary convection fir Ming the new duties on the lireeieh tariff, embracing , a ryi. 6,4 iron and all other meek., u wow eowpietel , rad rtp,...-ted to be mimed on itsturday. A few day• man •dl hr required fur ezebseging the ratification., mid in all ol,:ity the tlitod• will heiu the G.,:efte tiny irmelt. The negotiators are now Ilk* the rates of duty on limns. Toss week *deo goads will be thially settled. The whole .4 the i.e Preach Witt name be complete!, exordia,/to tle terms of the treaty, by the id of Soveniber next No ..o.a. r has het been given by either the town council or the to the ,leniands of the French MIMI I •• e the slope of his country trading with the New. - I iiu the mine fainting as vessals belengieg to New. freatuen. All that it appears to os far r iiaal cousmitteen to do is to tell M. that it is t ti.• it provime to interpret meteor! de= a ked that for Emmen Affair. and the • tof the .4 Trsale are litter permits to fettle sock matters thee t orporsimu of • WM/aria! tows.-Neeradk Chronic& Mu. lalonotee VIM? TO TaffUNITID STILTS/I. 'ln, Nee York Nereid, referring to this subject, says: Kr. Litalmy M me doubt mot here to roofer with Lord Lyre., prectselv as Mr. Cobden was despatched to fare to confer with Lint Cowley opal the recent Treaty of Commerce betimes Fran.. sod England, sod as Lard Elea was seat Wm to %egotist. the Reciprocity Treaty with Canada, el *bah peon. e he had been govenvor, and was naturally -ippiaasi to be arledokd with its affair.. This minim boo unibiutitedly been prompted by the iiririunts• twins@ is the shipping trade and commerce .4 the railed testes. Am lies; leiga trade was coolleed to the Atlantic sad the buff. England thought or meal little about our views 0, 4 the navigation mail coasting hews, but now that our tii-dc with t toes, Jams, and the East is opening up. and hat out ...sating vole extends round the Hone, from the ...ten' to the melon shines of the es:raiment, the British goveniment a anxious to olitain for British shipping a two 1...ici1y./ that favour which Aserienn vessels enjoy, accord o.„; to the ...tug and navigation keno( England. CitA:sli VATS AND 5111LASerroLY A.'. 11/ENT AT ?••rili:Slisillt. -nor miniversary of the opening of the beau. Idol I rerun Perk, itt.e . liport, was celebrated yen ienlny by • pried fete. the lay* of the fon.. Mime OIDISO of an oleervatury, the mom{ of lasuarivaLle small halksina, an, moweler, gullet tbe Prime et Wales, lad eanying Profaner loo,tois ; and the mein% closed with a mood airplay of Itemrks. The thy wee amine! as • strict holiday by ail . 64,, all the shops owl places of Mennen were shut, sod 11. were doe air id l'alsappely at night Me wartset. brteg &brewed by great crowds of people esessibled .48 ." th. dipilif:reeoeka. a rush took plate &era 54.0 .I..ep•treefs amnia, arid reaseqUillier a Duna ter of semen sad were (weed dorm sad trampled Memo persons were killed awl fear nenamtly injured. EloriditlsT IN Si oast -A disgraceful affair i.a• leanly mooned ori liar ward'. Heath. A fellow sensed * me Meanies preacher, succeeded so far in ing L Ihr Deed amnsisesa .4 many a the • ar”nind L... 11,415, ea to Wiese them isoi only to support wake him amend valuable promote, but also 40 1.1 I. am by SUlrscriptsuir a temnary chapel near lanualie AS•11110 hal e uditlkaity in nidit et the shops, balms, he. awl M. is for MUM time roliain4 up moms sad pettl;ol '• l 4. Mit the enrenot .4 I.t. hem; hypecriey was sedy a few days ago, wh e n it wee that he wee sal that the wif. of s peer moo a the • pf-s .4 er Wraiths was she we mt. It hes Maws I.., atrtwlthat the pair base Lem saes Is London; sad •bol Lad .ratter wont, the wedded woman, es l'o•ott tar boolesal, took with her the whale of his wor n; e v il r her ...to. with WA ie ends, obo • ,41Irthie ifa e .he eyed lay her heeds es, while her • ...r, vitae, a. Mopes with • friend is Bri blur, t. 1.4 1 amey south him not only her ewe clothes but tat. *al three or fuer pain of gloms he had • the cirques before from the ohm of Mt. ' • atel the poor Shama em her relent home Nand the awl all bee owe Arlin world off by the fs.liiless Vertire. Ware hews ewers of the f is I..adoe. wham ha told him In weehl he ea ' • , th it. !am mod gloves co har mama het he haa sot f. nit et to miens are. To the emit al wane hied. as.- -I mghlanirs, Mrs. Wood mid bee two childree ••- Win .areal 1.4, mil renorthies Imodsome war " I for Boor maistainasee ; bet the fellew'• dips. foo • I. being r greyly deenteed. The mend hindelf as for/earls Ineilieg to the press ; hut `• doebefol If. wife, it Is 2114 has received • letter him eiti-rtioa her 4. she the children Me fear I • as•l that when received it he abuts be the o 4 Mr ; but M e ahe lisped Met the polio, r' , ••••• lit tra c k aw l stop hie !none nereer.- 115.4 .I.h-retiree. LATEST SPORTING INTFILCIOMME:' (IT ILICTIIiZII6,3IIaPIL) NEWMARKET idErtiNG.—(Talo DAY.) • • HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Rattlesnake, 3 yrs, 7st ; Ruse Middleton, S yrs, Set Mb, sue here. hcexecietp.— Montebello Red Komi,. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOME.. T.Y.C. Mousetrap, Error, New Forest Deur f, Lurd Berkeley, and Tadworth are has. ENTRY FOR TRIAL PLATE. A.F. Iserstke, Rose of °ulnae's e, Mahe, Magnum, Orlando, bello Butlidi4 Lovett, Philip the Meener, Shingle, and Monte . EASTERN COUNTIE I4O S HANDICAP. Five (nem). yards. The Rower, Haellley Whaley. Penalty,Tame Deer, Emily, Han Friday, Ilitaise„ o.llses, Curlew, A raluur, Prsvola.Ciio. UllOlll Ned. Bukrupt, Sneer I, Golden 21"Wildgrave, Adulation. Canting, Raspberry, Wild 14karbeek Diadems. sad Skelton are here _ Pito Foaeirt. —Niapkyta, Palrfaos, Bentioek, Rat- Imam, Mesmer, Babeerbea, C.arriana, Gibraltar, Maggiore, Rosa at Cashmere e, Docaaaser,tletuantbe, Pomona, Pedlar, Opthedet, Mayflower, Clain, Quaker, Oliver, Thuaderbolt, Cciatedbas, and NUVOILIII. HOPIOFUL BTAILF:i Lut haU et Ab. N. ivishaad, Dandna, Violet, Ciateraian, Br il liant, (limn at Vale, Toney* Little Lady, Walloon, and N e i g hbo ur are V PAID Foarert—liawk's Eye, Ariupnt, Crean, Heine retrusteelt, !Jainism*. Charmers, Momentary, Bliewortb, Veip, rallies, Boa Bleu, Delhi, Pooh/tore% loam; cud Sweet klawthorme. GRAND DUKE MICHAEL STAKE& Thuoderbolt, Deaner and Mt; Baratitea, Beutinek, Allingtott, High Treason, Thormanby, sad Wimard are here. PAID PolltlefT.—Grand Mager, fit. James, Hilda, Northern Light, Contadina, Arethuaa, Apollo, and Vous Strom. BUCKENHAM STAMM. Ranee I sad Folkestone an hem PAID Foam!.—Centimes, Btarligbt, Robes Hood, Reveille, liouotidnak, and sis to Roans. Oran AIDLIVAL/C—Bolardo e, Australian Maid, Seek nue, Mt. Albans, Keepsake, Foretop, Cape Inritray, Klarikot!, Forager, eby Nosaharn, and bar o. CHARTERED BANK Or INDIA.—(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of this bask yes h. 1.1 at noon this day, at the London Tavern. Mr. MIII . I4[LL, M.P., in the chair. _ . • The CHAIRMAN dated the profits of the half year ending June :w had been mare than sufficient to justify the director' in making an ad interim dividend of 7 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, and payable on the Sod f proximo. ((leers.) At the end of the year the booed would think it necessary for the credit and safety of the establishment to propose a considerable 'Win tkta to the present reserve fund of 5,0001. Al regarded the general position of the beak he thought it highly satidactory, considering the severe competition to which it was suhretol. They had not thought it desirable to incur the expense of opening new branches, but they had appointed a gentleman to visit each ti the ) midis' ones, and to inspect it. acoounte. (War, -- fa lamer as a proprietor, TM CILUMNAI mud the board could not of came pledge themselves to UN next ludf•year's dividend being of an tott ...e1.,. amount, but their mooey w i n excee dingly well and they, therefore, hoped that it would not be iea I'be preset dividend cootemplated an augmentation al the reeerve. The dividend, as ',evened, wan then declared : arid ► vote of that'll' given to the chairman and board for their exer tions durum the past half•yetr. STORNI IN Till METROPOLIS AND ITS SCIIITHIS.— Laet and up to an curly hour this rooming, the metropolis and its vicinity wan Tilted by • Munn of wind sod min, which extended as far as Richmond on the me side swittravinend on the other,suilitillicted oonaiderabledarnage among the shipping W the river and in various pigmies grooadsand gardens. Along the barb of the Thames many of the collars and kitchens had been flooded, and some of the lade in the neighbourhood .4 Lewisham have been under water ; while in Darth.rd SOM. of the streets t d been doodad so as to impede the ordinary tame. COLLISION ON THE TT'S*. —At 7 o'clock on Satur day eight, the Wanderer steamboat woe run into by the Climpion near Bill YoMt, and war immediately sunk. The Champion, haviog sevend passengers on hard, left New. (nettle for hluelek at half vest II o'clock ) the Wanderer had no paseengers uu hoard, but was towing two keels_ up the river. The Chompiois, it is said, exhibited no light on board, and in rounding the point she did not keep in the course she ought to have taken, but bore 'town directly on the Wanderer, which was then rowing towards the point in her own water. The crew on board the Wanderer, consist ing of captain, two men. and two boys, observing the danger, put their helm Lard •-port, but in the met fastest the ( bampion struck their boat with great force biter the paddle case on the port aide, euttiug her ball way through the hull, sad actua lly severing all am neziou between the fore and aft ;art (4 the meal. A bey was standing at the bead of the Wanderer at the memento( the sod be managed to leap ea board theChampimi, as did also the rest of the craw, than being. in fast, their only chance of saving their liven, for the erne ran Mill kept on all heir steer power, and Ana deers the other boat until it sank to the bo.tom. This eirreastenee is *opposed to ha.. been caused by the mistake a the eatie. mom, who had so light in hue department, and to have alat the aver was reversed, and that he was the padre backwards. The Champion is, we be leave, ropey d Mr. Most, but she is at present re tared by Mews. Rqpresa mid Co. The Wanderer is the property el ea hairier seaman rased Dears, who had parities. her by saviors bora hie hard earned morsel to yweres. She wee oenisionelly used as m gesseragsr heat. The yet whore the edition ere red is a gnat depth, mad the ram visra is new rarely discernible, r she Bee at thehoelear in low water.—Newisile rhron to le, BINONIAIOOOORILINCE ON THE ORRAT NORTHERN HAILWAT.—HarIy yes:mday morning on &widen& occurred on the Orr Neet Railway, &Heeded with a most sin- Oar result. As the down mail train leaving the Kiser eras terniinns at a quarter peat nine o'clock, p.m., wen mooing between Millington station and the Eassodi-• (Imelive sod about three miles mueli of the latter place, the occupants of a seconel-cbise carriage were startled by we of their number, a man of about the middle age, Mims heittily from a recumbent positiou, opening the carriage. door, and bang a dying leap from the train, then proceed ing at the rated from 50 to (10 miles per hour. The pitchy irksom of the night prevented the possibility of the fate d the man being then ascertained ; but opoo this point one opinion only could prevail, namely, that he was Hid as the spot ahi arrival of the train at Grantham, ite rut stopping place, • report war made to the corepsioy's (blate, who promptly telegraphed to Errata', sad hens th..t .tati.,n a search aloug the line was imam *Casty instituted. It transpired that the poor fellow, on teaching tho emnm.l had bonded abode in a fearful man lier, seeding the ballast dying in all directions, him impetus being finally restrained by his ploughing heed foremost along a Mop of gravel, such as the hue is repaired with. He woo nee, however, and walked quite oolleatedly to the Tallington elation, where b e was secured, sad ware he bow tannsiea, awaiting magisterial treatment, apparea htl,as .48t0 little if any MCA \ -niece . from the effects of ed./attire. He is. we are given to understand, • dienharged soldier, named Richard Buckle, of Clifton, liar Dail% sad bah lately obtained his discharge from tar. He apprized to be frenzied from the effects of Num. SEOPNVENT AND ROBBERY r Rom LRAM —At the Hnß Pollee-court On Saturday, after Th ome Sam. hulk bad been remanded to Leeds, .en a charge of stealing e huge quantity of wearing apparel, and also upwards of 1004, settee, a from New liolLudhaviug proved that he and Hn Barer slept together on Wednesday night at the Yarborough Hotel, Hra Barker, wife of the prosecutor, se e med into the witarea•bni, and in the most beseech ing mosmer, with tears r her ayes, asked his worship, (T. H. Tray* Esq. ' stipeadisry reigistratoi if her husband could strip her in the etmete of the clothes she had ins her back, as he bad been so attempting. She bed no ovirry, sad bur husband wanted to leave her naked in the Arose' of Ha. In which place 'be h a l uo friends. She „ ad d ie b e d Mende In Is, that she brought 2141. yew i s , mod naregil the shop ; that she took so bank w e es h er bore, but left in ores and 71. besides is • Moser ail that the whole of the lire, ke,, were satiated bl berneff, sod sent off from the Harsh-hoe *ohs, sod lragaetE had nothing to do with the taking of the Nip. Hr. Porker, was standing by, said it did net moiger sim brought 4,01101. • year la, h e wee t h e varier, and the bomb reglatratee had told hire that be could lace emartaV aseli er herint he said he did not war to bar her se . Takiag hie will by the wales, lerwireer s be be would Lave her brooder ill the ergs doehml ga s red the brooch, and he at once took the hairier beet her write, sad was about to tam the earrings her her can, when Kr. Travis and ere& legal geetleare interposed in the woman's haat Ina ezpreesed their great disapproval ef each ruf fianly doeilliart, Hr. Travis saying that lie was sorry he egad rid with hi brother magistrates at Lida sad be tbserbt bad better let his wife retain the attire to which ate rood. sad be content with the trunks mil bores, which amid he taken to Leal. Barker said hie had reeved to take ids wife lark and make her anderbilie if she woad g., bane with tom but she would set do e. and he was armwrently desirous of prim ea arch a hi y wield. He pocketed the realer with ea. papery u tiefa,tine, bet allowed his wile to molar ir isswelt, wadi she had taken off to give him. and the parties them left the mart. lire. Becker, a little woman, was alliedalliedate, the twat modern fashion. 11.4)TAL FRES IitAirITAL, GRA T'S-IWX-10•11. nit aasasir .4 pausal. raliewstl Ulu hospital during I* weak sada% Sept. 21 as* 4.161 ; et skiebild3 woo saw sum 1»;.1 'T *1 4tB LISTS.-71118 DAY. Two o'Cwat. IMe• railway shale market to-day is inanimate. Caledooian and South Eastern stooks have de dhied f per cent, and Eastern Counties t per cent. Most other deeoripticaut are tole rably steady, at former prices. London and North Western stook is now quoted 100 k to 101 ; Great Western, 7 to f ; Midland, 116 to I ; Lan cashire and T • 1121 to 114 ; Caledonian, 91* to 92 ; South 841 to 1; Eastern Counties, 154 to ; and Grail Northern, 116 to 117.. ' Lombeado-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 1 to 01 ; .' die. Grand Trunk - Railway df Canada - Railway stock is • heavy, at yesterday's fall ; transactions are recorded at 27} and TY. Great Waders of Canada Railway shares are fairly supported. There i■ a better demand for East Indian Railway stock. WM Stio ONU SO *O MOO US *AO * *SOO SO 114160 10 *ss' SI ONO IN MOO lOS ASSOOLU US 1 Ni N N. N la. 0 M A N *OOP 10 WM IN ' ISMS so * 00 ' * N N. N ak a sumo 1- Mie 10 WO IS 1 ss, N 114611 to 1 um too UT 10 1111 llf 120 112 lta 1111 iii iii 734 TSI SO Of 1134 114 e ! 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I blot. 10,0001 10 logloalokaao MIO .. ell 14 16 - 20,000' 26 Ankranas Askol... 15 27 00 •- e6OlOOO Otlautio Td 114 a)...... all - -..- 67,0 e& 10 Berns Waterfront -.. all 6 64 - 60 Brit. Americas Lod , dl 10 92 - kik n mt. a bleb Kw on in 16 37 UM 10 Do. B 7 per 0 WWI all le gl 11,710 SO Do. C - Canada Lad au 716 117 ..•, rerl ECI owl taioda Tel (11 011 - - - tile, . Cop. Mg of beg it co 1111 --.-•• .... 1= 15 Do. Prof. *per col an 14 114 -.• el (tog Palos KO 19 ri 104 00 WU. el Tklirooto IN Me la -e• SONO 114. De. bP. Pap. DO lOO 155 108 - 701001 K. • Tlisp - 7,20 SS Do. Now MOO 6 lbto and Anat. Cop. - all 14 SI * 90, 15 , Steam Nakeill es 14 - - - MOOS 1 Omsk Oblp ( 1 . 00 41•6) •: all 1 100, 004 5 Loo 1 dle di. " 010 I 174 par cob TeL (. d 111, D0. . bakiet t r 1 ..- 4 - - SO, 10 Ludas Diskant (1..) 1 14 li dig .-.• 94, 6 Ica. ON. Omnibus Oe all 14 14 - 61. 90 Madras Intim. & t 1 114 go - 0. 15 MadikeresseaUee.Tsl. all - - - 12,000 10 Moltke. Tel ( ka) all 1 6 - non n Nanommi tCoII. 4 Am - 11,s110 10 If IroaCL) 5 1 Me •-• 10 le laplimalsols Lusa - 50,000 5 Do. Op. it.. b. at I ;lb all 4 1 - 1,7 16 100 N.Wrisa.llN.BcoLLd. SO - - -.• 101, IN. Pak Atutraladaa all l is 1 .- Kan 1 , ass 1 Do. ..Now Shams • l6a. 4 par - 10, 10 , b. Brie. (10m.)• 4 - - - 10, 10 Do do. B II - - - 000,000 El Pea Inver load 0 Ina 140 47 50 - 10,00 e SO •. =dbl.'s. atom at 73 76 - 10,000 60 Do New U 11 Upe - 6q 111 led In et lad. Tol y a forgoes. bylk. Go. all 17 10 - 10 , SO Ins all 15 10 - ow *lOO 100 16 M Royal 31all Stem ketio mil 40 611 U 61 1,41110 St . • • Aort. la US 191 IIIOG 16 -th Australian load all 13 36 IU4 - 11. 1 tomartes Tel. kelp - 76, 1 Do. do. lotatond all 4 4td - 11, 10 6 LoCo. Up. Caa 6 - - - 1q 100 Yam Cloode bad- - 164 84 94 - TP.13710 EXTURNI3. WSW per War. Teal lar maekesdle6 WU. Week feet/ WV. eves. a s Dstroftwtiormare o. is 0411 ;I T mu g.IN Week_dles SeA 1. Be/talo sod LL MIMS" la 1.006 1,110 Great Western d Nooks NS 6,611 4.6er HAW 6110 Week emits( Sept. ft. Lades, BiiiMae. sad 6 Coed 2134 10.514 Heath Lakes— 10.439 !RAILWAYS. 1.7118 t 0.371 1%14 6.443 26,881 VALI WINDS RAILWAY INDUS STRAY FLOTILLA, PUNJAIIB RAILWAY. The half-yearly meetingn of these undertakings were held this afternoon, at Ortehain.house ; Mr. W. P. AZDKIW in the chair. The reports, which had bees previously published, were tales as read. The Citatallalt pill a warm tribute to the memory of the late Major Moore, whose dailies he regretted to have to anaemic*. The board had not filled up the vammey thus created in the direction, nor did they recommend the arm. pare y to do so. He felt gr atified to my that the public were at last bloom* alive to the great impor tance of Indian railways. The statement he had made six month' ago— vis. , that Indian railways yielded a larger return than English ones, had been more than reviled to the letter. The amount of capital already guaranteed was 30,000,001.11., and there still remained to be raised another 20,000,0001. The length of the lines at premed authorised was 0,000 miles, of nearly a fifth was approaching completion. Couaidering the vast growth of the Indian trade, althoeth ecareely anything hd bees done to stimulate it, and bearing in mind the neceseary coomknenees that most flow from the opening of railways, he was hardly able to paint the future in too glowing terms. Twenty-seven years ago the trade of Calcutta and that of Bombay were each 6,000,000 f. a year, 1 b kareas the Ea was now 32,000,0001., and the other 34,000,0001. He thought he might congratulate the company on the prqrrem they had made. The authorities had at last connoted to have the quality of the India coal carefully inquired Into, but the company were no longer so anxious on that soon as they had formerly been, for they had found that good saviceable end could be im ported from Australia at a damper rate than the wood foal which they now need. He believed that the Scinde Railway would shortly be opened for traffic,. As to the flotilla, the Stanley was started under the most dintdrul *pious circumstances that could be conceived. She had scarcely left Kurrachee before she met with • severe storm, which she bore without suffer ing any material injury. Her speed, however, had net beets so satisfactory as had been expected. ill the Thames she had always made 12 or 13 miles an hour which she had never reached In the Like. It was still hoped that they would be able to Ind out the cause, P it had arisen from the engines being wrenched a In the storm There was no more " suc tion" ie the India than in any other shallow river; and the strength of the current was much exaggerated. A great of the journey was made in long reaches, C e t ti rreat power was required to turn corners. In the liege boat it was proposed to carry both passengers and geode ; but the small ones would be sent to the Soiled, for which, indeed, they were originally intended. As to the Punjab Railway, it would be the eheapest to construct and the easiest to maintain in India. It would be the most im. portent line in the oountry, for it combined the greatest poli tical with the greatest commercial advantages. It com manded the passes of the Himalayas, and would be the medium through which the traffic of Contra Asia would seek an ocean outlet. Mr. Andrew concluded by moving the adoption of the reports. Sir EL Iliworioce seconded the motion. Mr. WARIMN, the agent of the company in India, then addressed the meeting at considerable length, and the pro mediae, were going on when we went to press. Sr. Mannino HALL. The interior of St. Martin's Hall, recently destroyed by fire, is about to be motored, the walls having been found, on a careful survey, not to have sustained such a large mount of damage as wen at first represented, end map • small portion will have to he rebuilt. A large quantity df debris, being the remake of the roofs of house', and pllaries , which fell ioside the building, bas been removed; end a body of workmen are engsged in making preparations for carrying out the work. A great portion of the stope stairs is left entire, never • theirs they will require some repairs in order to su stain: in safety the immense weiglit impend upon them. Tee Misrule Hingt.—'The Ruston Hotel, the • yof the Lemilles and Nortl•Western Railway Coin wag nseputedo l l4en closed since the er sa t. The house hoe • redecorated and , mho beleiWas to the • ispriilsrablya Ai the retim tea Moe lie ad heaps, we to be le mma is ipasa apposkes to the niihrsemierie. NIDD V i AkiLIFT Rum...T.—The fed sod of this esilwer . as eat on Thew* last try the Rey. H. J. ingilby, of Rip ley Castle, through whose propertyasonsidershis por ticoof line w b i a ll i per. The Wetting took plus in • Geld DOW irllainghln• about had a mile hum Ripley, in the West Siding Yorkshire. The day was my dee. About one o'clock in the afternoon the Rev. H. J. Ingel or t, Mr. U.S. noniron, M.P., the chairman of the ar Eastern Railway CORI y, end a nanther of other gentle men funned a on and walked to the spot selected acme appropriate speeches were made, and the sod was cut dee form, amid the applause of the sseenibly. The Nidd Valley Railway will be about iii miles loci, commencing shoat half a mile south of the Ripley station on the Leeds Northam line, and having its terminus at Pateley.hridge. Mr. o'l4 of Newmatle, is the contractor for the constroo• Ike of the new railway, which b to bee single line and gabbed in 12 incistia. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAL. Two o'On:sm. The funds to-day are dull, but yesterday's pricer are supported, notwithstanding the lack of busi ness. There'is no feature of much interest in any department of the Stock Exchange. The stocks of two or three of the English railways are rather lower, South Eastern exhibiting prominent heaviness. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada do not rally. The coarse of the Paris Bourne is somewhat more suggestive of con fidence. The recovery in Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares is maintained. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at Mfr. Bk., being about k per cent, better than yesterday. Consols are offieially marked 934, 1, 93, and I for money, and 934 for the account. The pre sent quotations ale 94 to * for money, and 931 to for the 11th of October. The official Wiriness report is as follows India Stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1034 4 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1858, 963 ; Exchequer Bills, par. la The foreign stock market is. likewise very inactive. The Turkish Lean • of 1854 is steady at 73} 741.. That of 1868 is rather flat; at Irif to Mexican Bonds are more iiiiPtirszl San. .11pins inn recorded as follows ;—Mexisaa. Time . per Conte., . for ao count, M; New (;warts Active, 184, 171 ; Russian Five per Cada, • for account, 104} ; the 18panish Committee'S pettificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 74 ; ditto Guar anteed Four per Cents., for account, 101 i ; Venezuela One-and-a-Half per Cents., 23, 4. The advices by the Cape mail state that the patent slip at Simon's Bay is completed, and ready to receive ships. The Vienna Bourse continues to fluctuate. On Saturday there was a sudden recovery of 1 per cent. in the Metallics. _ _ The fortnightly settlement in shapis and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continua tion day"), and terminate on Friday. There were no bullion operations of importance at the Bank yesterday. The amount of gold to be taken by the Bombay steamer of the 27th inst. will be rather large. The Africa, from New York, has brought 76,0001. The steamer Tasmanian, due in a few days from the West Indies and Mexico, is expected to bring a very 1 amount of specie, perhaps between 500,0001. and 600,0001. We learn that the Teviot has arrived at the Havannah from Vera Cruz with 1,700,000 dobs., or 340,0001., which will come for ward by the Tasmanian. The private advioea from Mexico leave little doubt as to the correctness of the Timm of the de feat of Mimmon, at Lagc.s, by General Doblado. Miramon made an obstinate defence, and at length succeeded in cutting through the enemy's hue and escaping to the capital, but left all his artil lery behind. The liberal force, which is said to be 18,000 strong, is advancing towards the city of Mexico, which the clergy am stated to be quitting in haste. Mesa. William Archer and Son, oorn factors and millers, of Upper Thames-street, an old and respectable home, have stopped payment. Their liabilities are estimated at about 45,0001. A divi dend of about 7s. mid. in the d seems to be ex pected. Several country • era will suffer by this failure. The firm hold contracts for the supply of various workhouses and prisons. The following is the circular : 177, Upper Thammstreet, E.C., Sept. 22, 1600. Gentlemen,—We regret to inform you that, in conse quence of heavy looses, we are compelled to suspend pay ment. We have placed cur hooka in the hands of Maw. Coleman. Terimemd, Yonap, and Co., of 16, Tokenlioute yard, City, who will prepare • Meternent of oar affairs, and submit it to you at the earliest pyoorss tr ble period. Meanwhile, trusting to your kind ooasidesntim —We remain, your obedient servants, WILLILN Asmara ass dos. A fall of 2; per oent. took place yesterday in the stock of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, and the market fur the bonds was depressed and uuset tled, sales being difficult. The cause was the re publication in the Times of the following paragraph from the New York Times, professing to be a tele gram from the Toronto correspondent of the latter journal : The Grand Trask Railway directors have informed the government that they ma ran no longer unless they re. osive additional aid from the country. The government have answered that they have already helped them twice, and that while they would be happy to aid them they dare not do it. With referenoe to this intelligence, the follow ing o ffi cial disclaimer was posted up in the Stock Exchange, but failed to arrest the depression in the compmuy's securities : Offioes of the Greed Trunk Railway of Canada. London, Sept. 24, 1860. Sir,—Raving reference to the paragraph which appears in the Tessa of to-day, as follows : The Grand 'Fronk lt Railway directors have informed the government that they can run no loager unless they receive additional aid from the country. The government have answered that they have already helped them twice, and that while they would be happy to aid them they dare not do it"-1 am directed to state that advice* have been received here up to the 10th inst., and that they make no emotion whatever of the cir cumstances therein referred to.-1 have the hums= to be, sir, our most obedient servant, Jong M. Gluier. M. Slaughter, Eaq., Secretary Railways Department, Stock Exelmems. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week au itierease of 8131., and the South Eastern • decrease of 1,2321. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending Sept 7, shows an increase of 1,6451. sterling over last year. The report of the directors of the Cape Town Railway and Duck Company states that mace the laat meeting arrangements have been entered into with the contractor to open the railway for public use from Cape Town to Stellen bosch, • distance of 28 miles, on the sth of April next, and to complete the whole line on the sth of October, 1861. The last report of the resident engineer states that the works were being prosecuted with energy. The 7,980 shares forfeited at the ordinary general meeting in March last have been disposed of without loos to the com pany, and the third call of 21. per share has been duly paid on the whole of them. With reference to the sugar supply of the United States the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons has the following : Ite bet New York dykes furnish an interesting state mesa of the wager coop of Louisiana for each year during the last quarter of a century. It will be noticed that it is liable to extreme Ileetuatione, which have an important bearing on all other marks* Mace, in thou) years when the predisatioe suddenly falls to • kur poiat, the Americans are forced to become heavy competitors at our own sources of supply In 1834 the value of the mop it Wish money was 1,200,00 W., end last year it was 3,640,00 i. It has, therefore, kept about equal paw with the progress of popu lation and 'wenn , . The rutabaga, however, have been great. In 1856 the yield in money value was only 1.620,0001., or half that of the preceding year while in 1848 It attained the unparalleled Masi of asiarly 5, 000,00 W.: BOAS COOP 0/P.LOOISLUIL FOB TIMITII-RVI IZAK 6. Year. Total Crop. Total dab. Value. 1834 Ilia. ...„. lO4OOOO 6,000.000 1835 ...... 0 40 000 1836 . 70,000,00 .... 4.00 00 0 70, 107 - 65,030, .... 402. 5 00 1836 ...—...... 003,000 000 - 4,375,000 ime 5,754003 1610 87,0110,000 8785,000 - 90,000,000 ...... 3,600,00 3 3 140,00000 ...... 4,750,000 jao ....... 10400000 ...... 6,000,000 1 .... 344 1845 ..... 10 650 . 000 10455.760 1846 1847 04000, 000 9,600,000 1540 2,10,000,000 ..—.. 8,804000 180 269,769,000 • 12,30,150 1860 231.194,000 0,417a,140 1861 . 364129,000 . 15,462,688 103 495.154000 ...... 16,794340 1654 05,70000 14026,0) 1866 254,50000 1866 81,374000 8,137,380 1867 307,866,000 17,900,608 1856 414,796,000 0,90424 1011 265,115,750 15,190,880 The director' of the East India Irrigation and Canal Company announce that, " having the highest confidence in the pro fi table character of their propiesed undertaking , " they have resolved to pay interest at %PO rate of 5 per cent. per annum upon the' depOint of D. per share now in their hands, and also upon all future cells, upon the nn- Iderstanding that such interest shall be recouped out of the first profits realised beyond 5 per cent on the *spite' raised. An extraordinary meeting of the Demerara Rail way Company is called for the 6th of October, at Liverpool, immediately after the ordinary half yearly meeting, to consider the points connected with the proposal which has been made to apply to the Colonial Legislature with a view to the creation of 115,0001. of new preference 7 pec cent. stock. It appears that the United Kingdom Vinegar Company (Limited) has disposed of it plant, busi ness, and other effects, and is being wound up. NONDATEEING. COllBOl4, which closed on S a turda y at 931. "sellers," for the 11th October, opened this more lat 934 to I,_ rose to 931 to 4, and closed at , " sellers." For money the last price was 934 . The official business report is as follows : Three per • Ceat. Consols for money, 9314 ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 9312 ; Bank Stock, for ao tount, 228 ex div. ;In Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, /034 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 1 ; ditto, 1859, 961 ; Five per Cent. "eulfared " rupee paper, 96. Indian government securities were dull. The Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was quoted 1031 to 4. Exchequer Bills remain at par to 3a. prem. Little business was done in the foreign stock market, which was characterised by dulness. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was last quoted 731 to 74, and that of 1858, 574 to 1. Mexican Bonds closed dull, at 21/ to 22. - The inquiries for the Spaniels Coupon Certificates have subsided. A general meeting of/ the Royal Mail Steam Packet Couipauy is called for the 24th of October. A special meeting will be held on the same day to elect an auditor, in the place of Mr. Abraham. George Robarta, deceased. There was scarcely any alteration to-day in the market for bank shares. Those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank were rather flat. Peninsular and Oriental Steam were quoted 1/. lower. Great Ship have declined to 7s. to 7s. 6d. Oriental Inland Steam A shares were officially marked 11 and 2 (61. paid), and St. Ka tharine Dock stock, 72. There were some large purchases to-day of Illinois Central Railway " Optional Right 4," at 34 to 4. The new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine , Insur ance, 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to dis. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioes. A good amount of business baa been done this morning iu British mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange Great Wheal Vor shares are officially marked IL and Tamar, The other transactions have been chiefly in shares iu North Downs, East Basset, Gonamena, East Whoa Grenville, Bryn Gwiog, and East Wheal Russell. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain steady. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 271; Great Northern Copper (South Australia), at i die. ; North Rhine Copper, at ij dia. ; and English and Australian Copper, at 211, being firm. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) on NUMB AND 111311 MAGNETIC ITUIGRAPIL) (FROM OCR OWN CORREMPONDINT.) Grain market very active. Good red wheat in large demand, at ld. to 2d. advance. Flour Rd. dearer. Indian corn readily obtaining la. advance since Friday. Beaus firm. Other articles steady. Weather fine. OIDUCAZY MARIN •RD frocks. MEV: asiestv•L 11111 1=4 Oft sod Simko I* A I A no cUv. Do. B 1 Wellssa p.e. d le is pal/ le&R. Destatsa, s ANAL Sri Mot u. "MINATO. Neely Wm. Rock A a m Stook 11 Ghat Dttio Edinburgh and Maw, Ikllibre',ltet& Doxides Irani saa Clyde Jane. & & Woolens 64:1)1TerlhatIloo4Imoti C Gnat Natairs. 0101, StasAlk &Wool 4 4 011 0 0,. liralsoa _ _ is al' lie SO 114 • Se . 1 a 1 17 0 U lki I i i i Of a AlDoitoroVsleoallik. losoldirs• Yorkshire . . - 84. 14 It. 1C 14. is M. '4 3 . 141 1 1 _ 1 . 4 da t 471 t om . D 0 V . WOWS MM.Lea4ALANCIAMIL I 111•Yripseti le ilneuml ... p _._ .. di. 100 Ds. Ara & Derby 00 au site. at. w.c.na tin%) 10 all Illd Leaf ((Cm Line , ffi all Newport, •ffir.,loll ere 10 0 Nairrla•ll.l/ 1 . 481 ' • • 10 all Ntarry,Wwwilloa. 11. 100 Nadal 00 $ Northers Om** 110. 100 Noah Bridal ~. .• 110. 011 North Donau 8in.14. 00. W Dn. • _ _ wie Jr. - is 00. 100 Do, Um& Do. Yoe! ilLortardsa Weiershes is ifetUkii 6)- I a 4 Tmo7 - c7,iN I I i i !If- I u ▪ I..z a au .. 40 SsMIA N. Z. Abar.44l4 as 480011•1 MOW AO 40mmikk• thisa 41. .on. 04 lima iN LO4 Jou& tra n AS I. [abb. s 141.44/144 si I au 1 1 SR 1! : Stoski= W et& LI a MAI Vali .111 ili I I De. 10 Vas of Nina DR i Vfiotoels Ma. L MAW ii !pshad..- : od•rdi DIRONe.TorI! Ditto II enfant r 08.111611 LWATIL all =& istardsat all Arkaisas bibles J all Illealere to Oralasserri all Caesarea lase & Ball ▪ Ilt " Ddiddoe ,Dreb llaseleb W lidera el hare • Dd. lniera p& IL ja all 'Gt. Central of Trance all 'Ot La:clang. Cond. Y all Italian Inaction all lake Constance & Dale a Urn and Tundra{ 2 i= and Geode Antonia Nra.&Uege t . By the all Do. Il•c M. f Deli-got. all 'Northern of Prance 111 Do. Yew Shares W Derwe4Sr nm ent haft amid Dada ISMS& aid • Medea° alic ter ss w ir aid al▪ l Drill • Seidl Nadir WI ne rzlpee wet W eel Keen all De.y scent. Pref 4.7perel 11 ▪ ,LAut & all to utnern of h oer all 'Wed randers all' Ds. 44 pi awl Prot el Walla N. W. et Imam sWadies et Wbokaillsa ....... :MAIL_ I Claim phis. I t II SI i di a .0 4... .4, 1 ad ea ei at.l 13 IS 2, :4 11 Of ella 10 20 iii i JOINT .TO BANK& 1 74 117 e iiiii MINCING-LANR-(THIS DAY.) Suc.ts.—The market opened with a dull appeari;oce, cod the public Wes ILi progressing heavily. The refined market also dull at last week's prices. Comer.—The public sake are going off steadily, at pre vious rates. Rica.—This article has as improved appearance ; the de =Ml by private contract is good, particularly for argues snout, and the public sides went off a shade dearer to•doy. Run remains finn. emvroN.-500 hales sold at full prices. liners are steady. SALTPICIRE dull of sale. In other articles no mat erial alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is Arm. Town tallow r quoted 5'2. Gd., net cash ; Yetenberg Y.C. on the spot, 63. 9d. to 63s ; Oct. to flee.. 535. ; Dec. only, 535. 3d. to 535. 6d. ; Jan. to Marsh, 635. 6d. ; Matelt coly, 535. 9d. ,DHAYMARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Tool* slow. Prices wittiest alteration. Prime meadow hay, 751. to 80s. ; =prior do., 90e. to 11b. ; inferior do., 50a to 60s. ; new do., 60a to 90s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 s. ; ditto mooed out, 80s. to 100 e. ; straw, Mato 36a. DEATH or MR. R. A. STEPH ENS OF BIRMINGHAM. —Many of our readers will share the regret with which we announce the death of this gentleman, so long the Chief Superintendent of the Birmingham police force. He died yesterday morning at his residenoe in Bath Row, after only four days' illness, pleurisy having supervened upon • severe cold caught in the coarse of last week. For a long series of years Mr. Stephens wee a most efficient ser vant of the public, and even latterly he maintained tLe force in a good state of discipliae.—Birninghani Doily Pest. _ _ SHOCKING ACCIDINT AT RAMBOATE.-0 a Sunday last Mr. John Rigby, steward of the Magician stormier, • London vessel, hired a mule phaeton of Mr. GeorgeWife:a, Zedaocomposied by his wife and three other persons, pro foe • drive into the country. On their return the party stopped for refreshment at &house of entertainment on the Canterbury road. The man who had been driving left tie reins lying on the mule's back, and just as the party had retaken their want, and before the reins were got hold of again, the animal took fright and dashed off at • fearful rate for several miles, passing through the village of St. lewrence. Of course the unfortunate occupants of the vehicle had not the slightest control over the course of the animal, which dashed furiously on till it came into collision with • pony chaise in High-street, opposite Mr. John Kennett's. We understand that one of the party jumped out on to the road before reaching Ranegate, and thus escaped without serious injury ; but when the collision took plains the others were all thrown out with great violence, sustaining very serious injuries. Mr. Jobs Rigby and Mrs. 'ftey were re moved to the New Inn, where the former died bout an hour e, after the occurrenc an:i opto yesterday bat email hopes wore entertained of the recovery of the latter. The other persons thrown out of the phaeton were also very much bruisedand shaken. Last night en inquest was 'held on the body of the deceased before Mr. Emmerson the coroner, and Mr. George Watson, the proprietor of the vehicle, d eposed that the Ilene was very quiet, aid in his opinion could be safely tensed with soyone. The horse ran away about two months ago, bitten that occasion it was caused by • rein getting under the tail. On that occuiou the carriage was =sailed and the gentleman who hired it paid the damages, acknow ledging teat the accident was the result of carelessness. The jury found a verdict of " Accidental Death," but recom mended Mr. Watson to caution parties who might hire the hone te. in future, it being • spirited *alma. Kentish Gemet INN Ruv. LEWIS Piaci AND BU WlTZ.—lrolovi diately atter the decision of Mr. Baron Wilde ea Triati last, redwing Mrs. Price to be restored to her husband. the Rev. Lewis Price, u she was in his lawful custody sod bound to raids with her husband so long as the conjugal ties existed, notwithstandiog her theological views and her desire to return to the Abode of Love at Sputon, Mr. Brice, the eolieitor of Mr. Pelee, with that gentleman. proceaded to the *dime of LIM% Dyne and Harvey, in Lincoln's-inn fields, Mr. Bryce's agent, where the lady was staying under strict watch, sod communicated to her the decision of the judge, and that she roust return with her husband to Glas tonbury, and reside with him in such place u he should deem proper, she having pormiasion to see any ono in his . Mrs. Price expressed her dissatisfaction, and her Cl em d e e t terminatioa to ociotteue a disciple of Mr. Prince, and that she would use her utmost enchevour by every UMW is her power to teturilo the Abode of Los e. She woe, however, at length induced quietly that night to ac company her husband y a l a ii L u Gbuitonbury, at which =see sow sta . 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