The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) bI:RT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Hefore Mr. Communities*, Goulburn.) AN FRANtis AND 1100121. . • ‘k •itt it 34 for the Choir* of .......nee• under the ••1 . tlbalt. Franc*. so I James Hooper, of No. 3, I,...tlo•r•olarket, It•rtuou.lley, leather factors. • , he n.nretobere3 that toe bankrupts presented a pnyAte arrangement ..n the 6th of Jul. last, but • 1 , ....t.0n to bankruptcy was mule on the 11th of • •.t upon a petit•on presented by Mr. samsel • 1.-..th..r mehltant. of .kl•lersgate street. The state. t tl- habtlitsw. 20,1 assets has alr..ad, • uni mintier. the lialdlit, . •niouta t.. 0,0111 N ., ae.l • til.ituel. The followtou gentlemen were chosen . • Mr. Allen, Aservtary to the hank of L on d on I: Itrown. of .t.laru's•court, Oil Invsel•street, bill Mr J. Walhager • sectrtary to the Mercantile t 4 'N: , 4 0444 '. Hintrin•lanet and Slr. John Johnson, z.teat:••••t. gentleman. Mews. Llnklater and Hack. s Ith , Irehael Abraham. attewl....l as 1.011,0101 • t re' Lags. tt LIE. ale. au aitaniivati•oi meeting. The latikrupt. was • inercluint. of No. 5, 1 ....e.;.er..rd. 1-• el ....A. and N... I, E.linewsl•etcert, Hirmin;liam. 1.7 Mr. C. P. Kemp. Legit). in Dee.. .-..; e:rds in Mac. I'INO, exhibitiug the ann••Nerl sum -Irt : crclitors mannered, 5.6.1...0. 17.1. vrelitors seuria. amount expected to rank aionist the 'AC/. 10d ream prat.. 7,011/. 11b. 31. ; Wick, 31/. ria ; on bills risoisxl.l., I. • *sl. ; Molinedes.t'asraltarli, and It..bei 0, • ISI ; Irlilite to Nedra. 414/. ?Lk d. • surplu., . INK I'2M 4..:d 'Total, 17.4X7/. Ai; Id. Cr. rs, esst, lord. ; doubtful, kW. I 1.. : •• , 1,172/, AL ; surplus property in the hands ot • 1471 !A. !at ; trek exp.-uses, 3,197/. 7.. ; • l'rr•°"el 1 . 7 te5•• 3 . 1 . 47671 II.& Li. ; bro. at rarest Harr. 2.137 r. laa. 7d. ; law char.es. • ' - ttil ; .11... r toe. t.. awe, 17V. Is. 3L a abilitir., par • •.1 , 7d ; difcr oce,ll. 3r, id.; total, 17,141,7 r. II .I , t.t. apprereal hr the sisigusee, rid the r • alai .Itb tal wolipor rare tiligitly at ruralises As to sis . • lemour.r. J.S.teeet, the a..tiguee. rid taut there hod barn too rl,...tmitirlit• at dm bblibrlipee request. . lami uhly boon bigot 19 haws for .br lo at a* but •utbsrelit Lim: u. lalrlaltarate II Cant 0n..4.1itta4 '.oloat.aolutrY t•ofralar?,,l the it an a prim ear ..l) •Uralr ut. The Akin! seuguse Wm a twat ibl• • • • j• both) —la the Ibristabuttuu uf theme .1111,.• .11141 be vv C.lihr dramas uf faithfully rho .; us. dote. .al he did ..4 Wok dui Um drys "I whaaint. 'Saimaa( two llimilufa ut time to exam,* such aenotunta • for the lookropt, drl ootfurthor roolot as ad. .4.103 smonlsolgly ordered to the Tod ..r t, It. omit resoinal protoctios to IN boskrapt. .t LLI% . w •I,amimatiam mamMiag is the emitter of Joh. • ...Alma, leeat ineandactieter. of Ilmelams•••tmi, The Intal 60.41 Auld lab: itsm it ✓ •••arta, 2.OJM. Then I • proof am the petwee.l. 4 1.. e I..arlum Joist Stark Bala, la respect of se. .hestuemlea hy them f..r Mown. Miremdinkl and J Herbert %with awl Ca. . . tlu bawl Aiwahams appe; ma far the amigos... Lome ready ma wljewummeat fur twu w..• ■6 NT►!O. • es. • ...Petits; forth.esippot -7 Mmeet of muller Joatila Nyasa', watch man ctuser, of • . . net, U. rkeutrell. I .1.44. are sl.out I,lLif.; asset; 2501. L. ....Ifrey, Whiskia•Mreet, aerkastsell, goldsmith, ••I • rimbury•place, la the solicitor to the . .rul.4e. •f Wain/MT. r• sa• • sittinif.; 11; J ouo 01•0•• of Eagles ••••• , t!e•ctiLeol at • tocrebaut, o f N o . 150, Yeucharrb- . secoonta crienatesere in Mar, NIN, with a espi al of owl endesee•peril.l.4 ax imam. The pro6te had heed Ital. Amount drawn front the tiros of Mltwiney Bankrupt a1...100a himself with rents .•.1 tom lJk 11rriand.Ari Mdia, Ireland. 2. N. Oa side it al re an •rinaity of ISAW. to A. K. i. c on the milk, awl the net and taxa fa.ru it. Ireland after crediting certain Kew. bad bias td. Then is an mlinuMl lose of Y. tame, I ont km improvements on the farm. The are stat e d as vat/. Intto vet-tired, 3,01/04 ; slitie. of M'llertmey anal .I...citron oubitandinx, 2.07Gf. • • .m to coasist of - l.roperty, I:+v.; ditto with creditors, ~ 0 1 0 . The domestic expense. had been 1. 14 12;.; inter , 4l ...V.; bases, 7114. Th e L an i rup t seem . to h ave • 1.....itre fi..tir mills at earri.pnhae, near Cork, to • roit , te+l Iti c”ntr.,t, for the *apply .4 navy provision.. Mr. att •114,4 for the assignee., and Mr. • rsl...tw for 11r .lacitaus, the bankrupt • former partner, " •I .0 6.114:ge01 . a.: Nr 111.17reharapplis• I for an adjourment, and aid • - krupt had uornairawilly reekkal in England, but prin• at I 'ork. Hr was in poascsaion of property there, *loch a erruoderal.le sum foal Lra expended in •••vernentw but which lie now said Ireloutpal to • oeter•in•law and Lrr children. In IK.I or i.•• ; rise op L.. reiolenee iu Loodou, where he bad •011110 1 k foniiture, which it was now stated be gave to hi. •,riir shortly hefore the hankruptcy I . '• s4ki .pinto sufficient had been rtatiel to • ariling and sifting examination of the luidirupt. 1r acid they; rein tire or mix boos, at 1 'orb, • , of which o, invottut was given in the c•shrat, whirl was sithout vouchers. . • .. • I taquireil if there were any aweta I )iiterahaw replied that there were none in land. naafi, the Oficial wairphee, vital 1,010. totikrupt gars a general 'festal to the atatenienta fie was rawly to be esainioed wow. to thenth (*.tuber. RL DKAGP. sae a sluice ot setimbees. The haukrupt. ir le-sige, was • •Losuasker, at Olney, .S.oithruss:•- •••h.te. prelindsare statesseut of Messrs. Hart shows debts, ;.er ••••‘46, 2501. . . Ur. Nblorel A Ix-alums awl Ir. Hackwetel yrp.mrel r. ' • 1.1, to the.•re.lelun ; Mr. E. H. Crown. bill broker, of • 4111 . •-1 , 11 rt. I 11.1 Heradoltn+t, rm.! Mr. Cliorlto I 'ook, of rtlioneptuo, .It. wroulecturrr, were elected 11.118401tW1. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DA Y. ) Bit %%STREET. uVoII/lIU IS THY inub i Mill AIIrADIE. I 4, • wel-tlrrearil eutia4 now, leseriherl as a ••• the I ;dr. we. taw.' at the I.r, lobe s . Mr. Jarvluie, with ammisilmils Hears lionion, the braille of the • r the fallowing . ireuinetan, es: ~• voinpl.anant stated hr ittity la the innate ••• o'clovk 15..; meld INloistayi, when the phis. • .• errs cruvr•led, with Molten cluedy, whew • .• tls ibleuilant lb ilowu the settre of the arewle, IN*. le. the ...t sum of the Water* ai nt up to him, said speaking as 1.• civilly owl!, tutor-pawl him that • 4 wo o s w 4 h riuitteil three, and loc,pyisil that be would T h ... 1.1 ."..Lat look Or pipe ~ut .4 his ni oth, but • a few 'arils put it iu Apia And rrtunieml • • Ilo ans agt1•11 amoetoil bias , sasits4, " Yim hate '..Lt. or. g.... 0 sinokiirg, after I has. cautionivl • •• It dir. not inatter, re I sin piing it .1 1:••• 55551 phir. , llY ;" awl be went on slisoltoig " 4 .'• '• i• 141-4. It it •I••••• 1••••Itt-7, br...01•1•• ••••• .ire stall , 11. 11.1••••1•• • , I sisal tak,. pot hark. a. ,•••k•.< ii•orivetions, sal 'outer a amp* akuset essi." The • • 4 •••ir ;row re ,rlt at the end of the artmle, end ' • 'ii •• stood hint to iletain him, he parlor! re• into thr Mtnaf , sail tkr-ltr.l that he would o•a I:eiea, the lea -A ad that i* the asasult you uen• Igo tae back, w4en 1 re4Rirad him Bet pia del pm requite him to Mare, Lieu 4. tb.• -*I el the &ramie. awl the eui• • ...• ...it to re.ll, the prioresses pc.muiee twt tu re- ' • L - 3•1I.• I wte.l.3.• , noliiig to my iootrectinua. If •$I 11..1e aft.? I+3og wernol, it to 3 • .I..ke Into 1.114 not door.. him. If I dal 554 • I .l a. lsal.l. In 1+ milortol. •3.1 ...1.1.31 I 55115111 thEt I wee emulous there, no pot up 1.. 1.f.41161t 11141.41114. 1404 1 eyrie/01 angleetlint I would loot huatuutilt uu the 10.•11, 1,1.141 5111 sorry if 1 • o.. 1•11. ..h.- N.. .1.0414 yo.. were wrong in onwitiog at kayo wifest.l ta:oe•rnwac for .• en eqh for Ilse prevent. r 441 are 4.11.4114111441. 1 • 1, prilril —.4 v..utu• luau l• 11.4.11 n ;:, u outlier. at V.D.ls luor. inel 'rabbi* • 4.1 • nti./r.brgAry virrulastAisree. The dr. 6.••41 - '• ", In. 14.1• • •• si throe vrtreit• riee, silt% t. put .. , h • pr. If . 4 0 . 11.1110.114,111.. and vls& hn IVY • It Ie hit the ps tritir end ionietrats• tint .ilia ' • IP.. Outer...-. He a.ke.l Ins wsfe P. pull it out, h.t pen-. 1%.• tea que6 , atut for butne day., ...le was lb...tett tin ntalter. The Vogue. U. .full. 1.1.41 t0N1V11.441/1.11111,1 p•rartitttantr. Ins Fritts, Lot he became loorre, ••• • so, calkd its, sad t.wed the tearse muck i"' ' .1..11 Istintikm. ats alaervea heels, appenattly funned. • • tian•scr via •ppre6ll/4•14, hot ow tieterday .• . is-sra LA k. .I...eeted .tblimlr spring from I 1 11 tato Ltd ..no.. awl it a few minute. -.therms had hunt sahrreally, tad had ado THE WALWORTH MURDER EXECUTION OP YOUNGNAN.--(111113 DAY.) William Godfrey Youngman, who was convicted of the murder of his sweetheart at the last session of the Central Criminal Cowt, underwent the penalty of the law this morning, at 9 o'clock, ou the top of Hor.emocger•lano gaol. The scene duriag the night was of a emirkable character. As early u $ or 9 o'clock lest evening crowds of per. cons took up their position against the barriers which the police had caused to be rained for the safety of the public. Most of the persons were young. ranging, for the most part, between 12 and 14 and Nine out of tend the boy were provided with short pipes, which they arvelred per severingly ilueng the whole time they remised on the ground. Shortly after midnight there wen ninety. .-aents. Hundreds of persons flockol towards the prison through all the avenues which led t, it, and the large open spa..-e immediately in front of the great gate over which the miserable wretch was so soon to die was densely pocked. Between this time and 6o: clock the crowd rapidly merisevl, and presented a dense and c:osely packed mass of dr-grelest human beings, who sang flashy songs and indulged in brutal noises which must have reached the convict in ell, according to the umal mine, be retired to reel at as early hour, slept well, and ate a hearty breakfast, By this time, too, all the windows of the lung row of homes opposite to the gaol were crowded with "respectable" VOW. WhO had paid sums varying from five shillings to a sovereign for the accommodation adortbtito them. A pub loan, who has a large house at the southeastern corner of the huge prison wall, and who appeared to do a thriving trade during the ei,lht , issued a large printed pla,ard, m which he express I great mdigeation at the fact that terse cambers of people bad applied to him for nets to witness the excntion, and giving the puhiic generally notice that he should not entertain etch niu.sta for the funtre. Other h 'timekeepers whose premi," euatuwoded a view of the gallows took in r comers who wire willing to pay, and appeared to reap a tolerably sbenshuit harvest. Mostly after daylight the Rev. Mr. Janina, the chaplain of the poi, arrived, aed w immediately recognited by the mob, who judged rather from his clerical caramel than truss personal eareararoos with him. There wan an rarest lull ; ad the great subject u< inquiry was whether the coaviet bad rade or would make a vociferant of his guilt. la the sett place great interest mu reaffested to catch a glimpse of Cvlurift, the ezeetithiteir, bit he appears to have roe thisiug' i the "ter, in••hour .uto the gaol, and than disappointed the expeertions of those who mottled hint as ire of the le rues .4 the day. Foam thiv time for ward the Irmo of eareutiou was anamusly waited fur. The mob bow:- I, paired, and rng, and in this way 'alert.. te themselv, until the murderer lip. pearvd on the ~..1f.,1.1 to undergo his olnona In the ember i mrt of the night a number rebgious 111..sr•I ith.,nt the cruw.l, excla:mieg '4 loud, deep, awl seriom yor e. , "The judgment iv at Mod! The joilarinetit is at hand! Prep.,. to meet thy God!" Many of them a l vo cam .1 Isles with placartiv, on which the latter put 44 miitein. • ess priutvil in Loge letter. Towarth lamming they ahawlou .1 their oeimpation, doffing that the crowd was too dense to enable then. to move about. &- fore they finally retired they auuouneed that a course of religions eervioes would be held in • chapel of their own mar the spot Tice night was bitterly cold throughout, but there was uo rain. But whatever might have beeti state .4 the weather, there were few amongst the crowd who would bare hero able to move, so firmly were they wedged co. A .trues farce of mounted and other police mere ea duty a" !lila, sod rendered very e ff ec ti ve on .:as. . . . . It hie already been stated that the primmer has all along denied the justi.v , A his sentenoe,and asserted thet it was his mother who committed the murders, and tlut be killed her in self slefeace, awl he persisted Ia that istattment down to the very Let moment his existence. The Rev. Mr. Jeuopp, the chaplain of the prison, earnestly er-hot.ed ea Rowley to tell the truth, mid nia gn oat id the world with a lie in kis mouth, sod he replied that he should be telling a lie if be were to stoat that be had committed the crime. On Saturday the culprit was vested by his father and brother and two sister% and he spoke in very angry terms to the !ureter, and accused Lim of Lehaviug tL to hie mother and to himself and the cast of the fains , y. A sharp rencontre twit place between them, and at length the father was requested to leave the cell, and when he Sul dots r, the pt . • 41.153 I :came ISNIn! .allll and talked to his htother and sisters, nod again declared he roe xnuceut of the crime. He also coniplain e d very much of the cuuduct of Hr. Spice, the uncle of the unfortunate young woman, 11.iry Streets t, and said that if he had him near Lim, ultb,utgh he was not a murderer, he would strike kis heed off and do something to be hung for. The father of the pa wirier again CaMle into his cell shortly and just helot•• they separated he shook hands e Ali him and kissed him and hie sisters and brother, and he thanked the latter for th•e trouble be had taken in endeavouring olesin a oummutetiun of his 'maenad. He was subsequently visited by another Loather awl hie wife and child, end be spike to them in very affectionate term. They remained wills bins hall anshour, and eel/ shortly after they left lie MI into a sivwsu aud remained iumusilde for isearly half an•liour. The prisoner appeared ►o pay great attention to the die amuse vf the It-% . Mr. Jeseopp, and seemed to oray fervently. 1k slept .AludlY last meat, awl ate Lis breakfast, which coosisted of viw.si i.nd bread and latter, this morning heartily, and asked for wore. Mr. Jeesi..pp on visiting him at 7 o'clock prayed with him for some time, nod the prisoner again Assorted hi. innocence of the crime for which he ■uKeral. Yr. Abbott and Mc. Hart, the underoihet ids, were in atteudance shortly lwfure V o'clock, and the ',mutter ass brought down from his cell into one o f the oirridors, in or ler that he might bo piuioned. He eh 00l !wads wati the turnkey., and Mr. Keane, the gove. ear of Use pre.m, and Mr. Jessopp, soil thanked them for the kiishiiwi wait which lie had heck treated by them. The prisoner walked firmly; bat it was observed that his face wan very pallid, and hr exhibited a greet dead of tremor. riller•ft, the exocutioner, then proceeded to pinion the rulpnt, and he uuderwent the eareinuoy without exinlAtinf any ew•.tioo. The fatal hour !faring arrived, the nielaucholy pro oession moved t0w.a.14 the dp.p, which is erected uo ter top of the fnait of the prin.*. The culprit walked rap the stone steps with great firmness, and when Le Wile plated under th- drop, he repeated a prayer after the Rev. Mr. Jespeipp, in a WWI thee. fle then seal to the executioner, " fitraii my 1...fs t. ;he, and he sure to shake baud, with me before I go." calendt .lid se be was rcquested, the bolt was the draws, and the uaL .ppy prisoner appeared to die almost matan.tly, It 1.64 Cll4llllllt, I that there were at beast twenty theorem:id perviitia tdmeht 1.1 wittier.. the execution. A X , rflllll Al 'COUNT. An ettreerilinary he Omit may he toeiitioned, showing that the wretehoul 1111411 had on,t e niph a t o l a . mpe or telfaleatnietion. th, risthriLty eveuiw; he uleunred to go to the down, but it being dau I the wanleru would nut let him go eithout a light. (Me of them loft the cell to fetch one, le.tving a wailer with him ; the. warder alum left the noun In to another eel], alien the primmer watched them, soul kuowitig the cella would not upset Irma the Made, be ruahol out and pualied the wooed warder into a oil ; but the don of the cell in which the first warder was did not catch the 10-k. The primmer thou ran down the 1 10:, tit II 401111 till. stairs, but it. the bottom he was ~aught rat tutu mina of a thin) we, ler, awl on k 6 team taloa back to the he nail he (role del it fur a spree • hut ha the int e rvi ew with hut father sad brother he laid ltia inteutios war to have thrown lino. self ewer the stair sae, awl dc.troy hino e lf At 7 tielooktkiemenuug Mr. Joisepp, then,. ,loin, vi s it e d him. tad semeased will luau to the Imt. He mrnestle Primed the rev. chaplain in prayer ; awl hi the imp. at the hoed nutmeat Goan soak. luta would Lai obtatrn.l , the rev. gentleman seal to Wa, •• Ito ,at go out .4 the world wait la lie in your mouth ;" to which lei immediately " If you want use to tell a hr. it would be to say 41 it." Wh. it the fatal hour esine for the prucamon [WM., be walked with (311111 111'1111M. t. the arch inaler the looway, .ltd, with tae weeders libleraft her, noodeed awl pinioned him ;he way then formally delivered over Su the Amend awl u niter idaeridua, giro h t and Mr. Ahhott, rad Mr. Garland, the chief imiotahle of the borough. The prommoue then towed up the ataioam to the deep, the. He,. Mr. th 1.1114. reeding the trunal iiervire. The wa etched 11144 11114.111611110 1110.1.11 with a. he,., step, 1141.1 pla.•10(11111:10:1, utukr the fatal beam, he paned the e „ au to prayer. Hie hat words were. ••1 . 11.11uk you, Mr...lem.pp, feryourkindneat; aftwy brother, and my I mot nay to I mid all." Thu udp leing put oi er oral the rope &lidded, be abotk hands with (Saimaa Tin' fatal I..ht wee drawn, and the wretched man wan Loaliclarri into eternity. Hie Waggles were brief. Is an Lour he was cut down. REPRE, 101 OF fitaLsa—The Kerry Past oo the authority of I 'Aptaio Mon:toll himself, that there uou founilotiou for tic minium that h., is shout to rarrive app•intuleOt at the La& of govantannt. URTMTAL l'aLArx. lI%E 811111./9O DAY. 11..?fbal. '4l , ll.llbElt —AdoTaos:ole on patinent. ; ditto I mammy {tants. 1,1,0 ; total miters, 10,32'. ~[l~..Y~.;11 . THE EXPRESS, TUESP EVECING;-SEPTEMBER DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT. (THIS DAY.) SHARE LISTS.-.THIS DAY. Two o'Cwcz ELEVEN LIVES LOST. Orr =Acme TE.11011APIL) BUNCHEBTER, TIMIDAY. There have been several variations to-day in the market for British railway stocks. A fall of about 1 per cent. has taken place since the morning in Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, and Berwick stocks. Most other de scriptions are fairly supported, at yesterday's closing prices. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1001 to 101, ex div. ; Great Western, 71 to 1, ex div. ; Midland, 1251 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1001 to 1101 ; South Eastern, 87 to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern,ll4l to 1151, ex div.; Caledonian, 04 to f; and Eastern Counties, 541 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flat, at 11 to 1 dis. Indian and Canadian railway shares are quiet, with little change in price. ORD STOOD., IL Ird I BAuarAys. I Ckellig Prior Silas to-day yesiardly. I Se This morning two tmius of excursionists were returning from Manchester to Burnley ; on as cending the incline to Haslingden, twelve carriages broke from the first train, and ran beck into the second. Eleven persons were killed, and nineteen badly injured. Many were leas seriously hurt. SHOCKING MURDER OF A YOUNG GIRL NEAR PONTEFRACT. (From the Leeds Mercury of this day.) The usual Sabbath evening quietude and repose of the inhabitants of the small but not unpicturesque village of Upton, near Pontefract, were startled on Sunday evening by the announcement that a dreadful tragedy had beam perpetrated there, the victim being a girl of only fourteen years of agc, and the suppoeed murderer her fellow-versant, a youth of seventeen. but whose conduct has evinced an amount of hardihood and wickedness, which we hope are bat rarely found in one so young. The vdlage of Upton is distant between five and six Mild{ from Pontefract, and a mile fmtn the well•knovrn vil lage of Harlsworth. It is (milt upon somewhat raids( ground, and consista principally of farm-houses, scattered here and there, the population not exceeding more than from 150 to •Ard persons. Vi.ton Farm, the mene of the murder, is in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Spink, who, however, has only resided there about twelve months. The Lou,.. comprises a kitchen and two sitting rooms on the ground floor sod three bedrooms above. Immediately be hind the kitchen, and about two yards to the right of the beck door, is an outhouse used as a coal place, Am, and it was here that the body of the to tmlered girl was discovered. The common-red from Wakefield to Aakern, kr., skirts the boo.. :.n.I the only buildings near are a number of cottages, occupied by labourinr men. Tle• general facts °onto-coal' with this horrible tragedy, m for as they could be collected upon the spot, are these :—'l On Sunday aft..runon, half-part 2 o clock, Mr. and • Spink, who were but reerntly married, left hones to visit some friends at Derringtou, a place four miles distant. The house was left iu charge of the deceased, Elizabeth Mitelo.ll, who was fourteen years of age, but whose height and strength and fully developed appearance conveyed the impres.on that she was much older. She had been in Mr. I Spink's service since Martimuar last, her parents residing it North Emma', a village about a mile and a half /nal Upton. The only other perm, in the house was George Thorpe, the farm servant who n accused of the murder. He hag been is Mr. ttpint's IPOTVI,e since the latter end of March last, his parents being also in humble life, and re siding at a place about eleven miles distant, called Fenwick, near .takers. Thorpe, it i, said, was • lad of a sullen and mores disposition. There appears to have been little con geni.dity between him and the deceased, notwithstanding winch, we understand, it is alleged that he bad made ha proper overtures to the girl. How far this is true we are unable to affirm, but the whole of the fact. upon which this rumour is founded will no doubt be elicited at the inquest. It appears that after Mr. sod Mrs. Spink had left home, A mos Cookson, a young woman ethteen years of age, who males near, joined the decease! and Thorpe, and continual with them until about tire o'clock, when she returned home to tea. During the afternoon some joking took place, in the ernes .4 which Thorpe attempted to obtain poseemion of • headslrees, which the girl Cookson bad on. This displeased the deceased, who was not inclined to view Thorpe's conduct over leniently, and she pulled hie hair souls what severely. This seem* to have gristly annoyed him, fax he relapsed into a state of sullenness, in which be used language of a threatening character towards the de oroad. AtStwarVaL ark.,Laa.,&Clue.Junc Bkackbarn Birth and IYn. Boston, Slaard,tt 111.0 Bristol and liens Calsdonian Cork and Bandon Cornwall Da. • •no dlr. antil 6 Da. B p.e. is psld to B. Baba' andlsthua Jac. Dond.,Partlt, Abd..ln Bastorn All ernties &stern Ultholl, StOCk A Do. 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Ymt t i! I dim 64 Sli 04 1113 . _ 106 Aorta London Northrt&Wootern.lone In North Stadordshtro l 0 Nott.tOrauthrioN.&t:. MI Feeble' P041111■01116 In 10 "r". 70•110•1 "5 314117A1 61 Nd The murder most hare been committed shortly after eve o'clock, although it seems sie;.ewhat siuulu that no alarm would have bees heard by, or attracted the attention of, those living near. Shortly before six oclock, however, after having partakes et tea, Cookson returned to the house, and wan horrified to find the deceased laid, apparently dead, in the co &house. She immediately ran and gave an alarm. Mr. Joseph Thorpe and several other person* were attracted to the spot, sod the deceased, who wax found to be quite dead, was removed into the house. Mr. Meson, surgeon, Hffinsworth, was sent for, and he arrived, but his we enie were of no avail. The deceased, he discovered, had been shot in the left side, near the spine, just below the shoulder bone. Information of the murder was at once given to Poliee•coustable Skelton, No. 2119, of the West Semis Comitalsolary, stationed at South Emmett, who pro ceeded to 17ptoo, where he minainel all night, having placed Thorpe under surveillance. Yesterday morn, Skelton communicated the fact of the murder to Mr. Supei:otendent Hall, 14 Pontefract, who was mimed dui:us the day in the exunination of the premises Rod in the effiloctiou of evidence, assisted by Detective lespector Wetherell, from the central WaketiehL Col. Coble, the chief constable, audt'apteln Williams else visited Upton during the day. The result of Mr. Mall's investigations was that be took Thorpe into custody on the charge of niunler. I o the course of the examinetion of the house. Mr. Hall found that • gun, belonged to Mr. tipink, hut which had not been used liv him since March last, bail evidently been fired recently. This gun hail been removed from one of the sitting rooms, coniiiiiinicating by a door with the kitchen in which the deceawd sod Thorpe were sitting, but which the latter had iso right to enter. Some shot and reps had also boon disturbed, sod a por.ion of • cap which had been used, similar in size and appeorauce, was found in the kitchen, as if it had dropped from the nipple of the gun as the party who bed used it was returning it Sothis plane from which he obtained it. A poet itowiew exandnation of the body of the deceased was also made yesterday, by Dr. Clark, of Aekworth, and Mr. Ibeson, and we are informed that a large number ot ahot, were extracted, which correspouded with those removed from Mr. Stink's drawer. The positron in which th , body was found favours the sumeisitiou that after the departure of Annie Cooking, aleeit five o'clock, the prisoner had quarrelled with the de esseed. mud lemur; possessed himself of the gun, she had lessen.. alarmed by his threats, and had attempted too taupe by rushims out of the hack door. Unfortunately, slit wan not sufficiently rapid in her movements, and t he iminderer must have deliberately shot her in the back as she was entering the cal house in her attempt to getaway from him. The deceased on receiving the shut, had fallen upon her face, her feet towards the door, upon which her brutal murderer coolly left her, and quietly returned the instru ment of death to the place whence he has I obtained it. Yeetenlay evening the prisoner was conveyed to the Lockup at Pontefract, where tie will undergo a preliminary tiallliUlltllll2 this dee, with the view of being remanded to • future day. ho leaving the farm he lode some e t hj comp anions, who w e re aciembled, farewell, but he a ppeared , nevertheless , somewhat dejected. He has, since is epprehension, preserved • sullen silence, except when he has uttered oaths and blasphemy. His father, a respectable, hard•workiii.i nein, visited him yesterday, and the poor old Mall 611111e11/01inea,ly heartbroken. The inquest on the body of the unfortunate girl will be toonorrus lWesfucielayi, before Mr. Marriott, of ter, the coroner for the district. Wasiak N. k.7l,berll4k Scottish Midland Shropahiro ralon Ilittint=e& Siloam South South lostarn . South Wales S. Terkel. t !Liver DLit Sidnin,Mhm.oto Na D okliq arlington Ditto ditto Tall yds 114 116 ni $ 3 l sr 69 60 6! 6 7 61 63 id 8n 81i id 7d 60 il I 41 SS 39 di Di iddl I IMO, be. I De. PO Vile al Nes* ill Ratak llla. all Weil Oarsman 10 Wool all Ditto Newport Digo litrdortl uld,sltra 58 0) 111 Ili GI 7 44 34 ii Se li dii LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. In memo ssaaaaAn.) WARWICK MICKTING.—(THIS DAY.) CASTLE PARK /PUKES. T.Y.C. Knights. bridge, nnd Matitgeran an bore. MHOftTS HANDICAP. Five farliinge. ly Kingston, Keynard, Contract, leuans, Jamie Ba,wil, Confidence, Billy Dwindles, Veracity, Homey, Elehe, Marquise, cud tiliith are here. AVON f3I'AKES. Three-quarter* of a mile. Marquiae, Veracity, Nagle, Either, and Quarantine are hate. LEAMINGTON EtTAICYM Two voiles._ fl;;;;Ign, Weather bound, The Greet, Gridiron, Sheffield, The Pitman, and Ilixture urn here. unit' AIIIIVALIL —Schism. Nernmetle, Rising Bun, Wareamer, Milks, p r . Cilippeobent, Kiug of Kent, Vutunlak, finnamba, rent, Pastime, Plumper, Mu:both, Master Devi, Lied bnerstno, Chu, Chirp, Amount', Will lime, Canary, Audios c by Maitaplan, Rufus, hock lay, Tuceio, and Votella. THE GERMAN NATIONAL. MOVISINNT.—At one of the numemus meeting. af the liermen National•Vemia, held reeently at Colqgne, one of the members, M. Reseal, energetically represented that the new pyramid of (lenosa unity ought to he maninesond at the basis, set at the apex, and that Germans must strive in the first place to promote the grind principle .4 civil and religious fieedom. Pie. mature attempta at constitutkin making, bethought, should be avoided, Noce even the Prussian government keel( was evideutly indisposed to ad o pt any heady immune, which might have the effect of giving rise to civil war and to the loe, of the Rhenish provinces, and might, perhaps, nonstop the rain of all ttermany. On the other hand, a political em operation with Amin.' could oil) Is possible when that genet power should begin to perceive that her old policy was leo thlves, that her empire could may be mead by the ft _elevelo•,meut of t►e Vernon dement ; or, in other mints, when the ElloirrOf should take the path already chosen by the patriotic Prince Regent of hued& 1)1.1 Austria, with its absolutism and clerical could indeed enter into no alliance with Germany —old Austria had shat haired, NO from Oermany ; init, just a. Prussia found a 'gouge of system necessary twn years ago, so in like manner necessity wouhl create a fresh youth for Austria. and that then one ..ry would he besot from the Belt to the Alpe— " All Oermany shall it be!" ROVAI. ?KIM FiIIfIPITAL, (TRAY ' S-INN-Rn•D.—The Dumber of putieote relieved at this hnepitel during the week t ucking Sept. 1, was Z'44, of whkh 7t,3 were Dew COMM. PSIZEJULN CZ 511.1.118. Kan.ware. Cohmloalen„ 41.10 .... • Corneal: per cent Than.Pereta Aber. 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Madras Deign. t Canal licollterraneenlbee.TeL Mealier. XL Tel. ((tom) National Discount Co NerbuddaCualalron(L) Netherlands Land Dn. 8 p. c., le. at 1 dia. N. Brutus. & N. Soot. lA. N. Brit. Anstraladaa uriaatal Gas Do. " New Shama" Wen. la. lam. (La.) Dn. do. Peel River land & Paula. and Orion. Steam' New Bed Bea & Ind. Tel. 4e: Rhyme. for 501 s. by Br. Gov ey Iron Do. New Royal Mail !Beam .. &AIWA Anat. luvestm. (bath Australian Laud Paulanarine Tel. Scrip . be. do. Registered.. ?nut & tn. Co. Up. Cat Van Inamen'a Lad.... 110 111 113 LLS 101! 104 105 e 106 e 99 109 99 100 99 100 Ilar He lias 110 I lCi} 110} lIId Id cd IND SI SO it 11 Se Ws i I di. Q 6 41 10 112 SS ST 1S 21 12 14 114 117 t 4 + 31 4 SO 31 100 102 106 106 100 103 ills pm te 1 ililia I par 41. I 1 It f .us 2 2 2 t PP 3 4 14 1 1 1 die 1 die 1 1 1 74 60 /4 lie lie Pi PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 9 10 111111.1ook Barr. s. —lMrkenltead, 79 79 ex dlr. Cale donian Block, 944 911—Boxleru Counties, 10 1 10 1 ex die. --(Frost Noethern Stock, 1141 115{ ex dlv—Oust Westerns. 711 ox dlr.—Lancashire and 1 orkahlre, 1104 1101 ex div.—Lon dou and NorthWeatern,lool 100 3 on —Maachester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 431 44—Midlandiitock, 12:4 1251-lAtto, new shame, 14 14 11 p. North British Stock. 631 64—North Btaffordshlm 31 64 .1. ex dlr.—North KaAtern 14erwiek 4-Ypital Stock, 96199+ —Ditto York Capital Stock, 824 834—Ditto Leeds Stock, 153464 —South Eastern, 164 98 1.16 4—West Midland, Oxford 441 45 1— clutch Rhenish, 1115-18 W.—Groat Luxernhounr, 6 13-16 7 1-1 d Grand Trunk of Canada, 71 6—Crest Western a Canada, 11 181—Ditto new shares. 7 61 U.—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 04 1 4 - -Grest Ship, 10., p6.—Tbarasa and Mersey Marine Company, P. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (lIT PRIME AND MIN WAONNTIO TILWAULPH.) (IRON OMR OWN OORRZSPONDENT.) Grain rivulet very dull, and all articles declining. Wheat, 3d. to ed. ; dour, la. ; and Indian oorn, 6d. decline since Friday, with little business. Oats, colonial, and beans doll. Weather fine. MINCING-LANK-(THIS DAY.) fleeta.—A mar, of Havana Imo been sold for Gotheo burg at SON. for No. 15. Refined brown lump have ad awed to 50a. Cotwar.Lihe market is Arm but without sales by private 6.- I The market is quiet. But is iimetive,__ Ilkit.Trieraz. —2,500 bap were offered by &nation, hod all bonget in for want of buyers on former terns. Corrox.-250 bales eoki. FSUIT.—New currants are steady at 4th. to 42L, and Valosois raisins at 3:14. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market in quiet.—Towle fellow in quoted bla 6d. ; net cash ; Peterslang Y.C., on the spot, 52n. ; Oet. to Dec.. 51* . ; separately, 5.115. : Jan. to Much, 525. 6d. to 52n. tel. CR V •TAL PALACE.—TONIC SOL-TA CONCITIT. The final rehearsal took Owe Isat evening at Finsbury Chapel, which we. entirely tilled by the competing choirs and the other performer , ' who will take part in the grand performance to-day. The Scottish choristers were gag/ pre sent, and were very cordially welcomed, aa also were the other iompeting choirs from Statfunlshire and the West Riding. The singing was very good, and everything pro mises well for • weariful meeting today. The doors of the Palace will be opened from en early hour in the morn ing, and extra trains will be run throughout the day. lion' ACCIDENT AND LOTH OP THREE Lien; AT WORTHING.- -A &amity took place early on Sunday morn ing, at Worthing, which has created a sewed= throughout the town. It appears that at twelve as Saturday night, the footman and loafer in the service of Mr. Fraser, of Omen. d ou .h„. ~,, o no of the town bandsmen, a German took =ion of a small hut hauled up on the beach belong a urn rented Davie ' and puslieil off from the shore. Finding that the boat made water they hauled up twice, and discharged the water that had been made by the leakage. The three men must have been ignorant of the management of a host, otherwise they would have discovered that the cork was out, and that the water was let in through the hole, which was not more than ilths of an inch in dia meter. At 20 minutes to lin the morning splashing in the sea attracted the notice of the coastguard. Assistance was immediately at hand, but, u it turned out, tOO late to s un . life. The first man landed breathed when laid on the beach, but quickly expired. The wife of the machine-man oppo site Progrect.plaeo got out the second body, but lite was extinct. 'lira third also when brought to shore was lifeless. The three leaks were mit= to the Iluckingliou Arra, where they lie to lariat the inquiet. It is presurnel that , on the but occasion they rowed from the beach they were abumied at the inlet of water, and being clue in Wore got to one side of the boat to jump out and reach the land, and the boat capsized. Unfortunately it was at the top of high water ; ti.e spot where the accident took place is called the "Gully," with • depth of fully 10 feet. Throughout the whole of Sunday the small but, in proper bands, ve'y safe boat was visited by hundreds of persons as she laid high and dry on the shingle. As • watch taken from • pocket of one of the decteased had stepped at M.l minutes to 1, it would billow from this fact that this was about the time when they were immersed, or about 40 minutes after they left the Running Horse public-house. A WHALE ATTACKED HY A SWORD Butt.—A ro• markable pane was withered by • timesaver belcosins so the island of Weetray about a fortnight ago. A s Gavin Meerut, with Ilk boat's crow, were engaged hating for cod shout six maestri= land, to the eastward of Noup Head, they observed s large whale of the sort commonly known to fishermen as the herring hog running rapidly toward' their boat. Ina little time they observed a violent comma tioa. The winds leaped about six feet clear oat of the water, when they observed that • sword fish hail stuck its lethal weapon into its body lust behind the largo in. The huge animal continued iu the greatest distress, lemin- out of the water, but obviously getting more feeble, while the sword fuli clew; closely in spite of all its ountortioan. During all this time also a thresher continued to rinks the whale on both rides near ate middle, and the wounded animal costinned to bleed profusely. The three creatures passed at cane little distance frau the boat, b u t the eddies were so considerable as to make It sway not • little, though the sea was otherwise perfectly calm. When it p a wed, the whale was pulling so feebly that be seemed literally g.ispina for breath, and the men felt eel ta:u that it munt hvyediwl iu a short tune. Utility Ilenthl. %Moi l 10,000 1011 22,560 40 10,000 26 1,000 100 10,000 20 16,000 60 02,100 26 00,000 25 000 1 100 Komi Ice so,coomon 26,000 00 1 1 24000 1 10,000 20 *OOO 20 $6,500 1 60 0%000 1 so 20,0001 20 80,000 100 10,0001 100 26,000 20 22,0001 60 26,0001 10 b 0,400 15 26,000 01,0001 10 20 0 4,000 10 moo. 26 46%200j 28 06000 T S,OOO l 10500 u It :a; 17f i LI II Pd I CI. prima I Jdtg. Lie 141 IS 2:3 641 6 - ut sot 1 711 zd 110$ 41 — 10 101 1001 111 “I 4 I:liii F dal ni l in dls Ilti 14 id sd 87; ; ■d id 114 ad ad ad ad xd w" 102 i MONEY MARKET.-2Mb DAY. Two o'Cwm. Blldinelli ill the Stock Exchange to-day is quieter, thu demand having slackened. Considerable steadi ness continues, however, to be shown. The funds, after advancing per oont., are now quoted the same as they closed yesterday. British railway stocks, in two or three instances, are rather lower. A fall of f-11y per cent. has taken place in Lancashire and York .hire stock, in consequence of its being stated by telegraph that a serious accident has occurred on the line. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 68fr. 05c., bell; the same as yesterday. Con , ols are officially marked 931, g, g, and if fur money, and 9h and if for Thursday's settlement. The present quotations are 94 to Li for money and the 6th instant, and 93;', " buyer.," for the 11th October. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93L I. The New Three per Ceuta., 93i, I, ; New Two and-a-lialf per Ceuta., 77/ : Thirty years' Ammities, expiring in April, 1885, 161 ; India Stock, 2174 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 103 i ; ditto Bonds, 8.1. dia. ; Five per Cent. " ea faced " rupee paper, 96i; ditto Five-and-a-H.lf per Cents., 1021 ; Exchequer Bills, Is. premium. The Indian rupee paper is rather more enquired for. Bc-ine , -s in the foreign stook market is lees active Cam yesterday. With the exception of • decline in 31eaican beads, there is not much change in prices. Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds have been rather more offered. The Turkish Loan of 1854 le irioted 734 to 74, and that of 1858, 574 to 58 °idly. Sales are recorded as follows :—Bnenos Ayres De ferred, 30; China' t Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 82a ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101 i; Greek, St; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, ; Peruvian Throe per Cents., for account, 744 ; Rueshui Three per Cents., 1850, 64, 631 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 40 ; ditto for account, 408 ; ditto Passive, 221 ; the Committee's Certificates, 5; ; Turkish Six pee Centw, 1834, for account, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, fur account, 57i, 4, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Ceuta, 101 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 23, 224. The Adriatic MLA arrived from New York, with 40,000:. in specie for England. The tine weather and the influx of gold to the Bank are causing the discount market to become easier. Good bills were more readily taken yester day at a reduction from the Bank rate. For four months' paper, however, 44 per cent. was required, wad for six mouths', si. The demand at the Bank was only moderate. It is understood that the Bauk of England :ire now prepared to grant the usual quarterly advances on government securities and approved bills, but no applications of this kind have yet been made to them. Of the recent arrivals of gold a large portion was taken to be refined, bud is uow finding its way into the Bank ; the amount taken there yesterday was no less than 200,0 0/. About 70,0001. of the supply by the Leaping Water was bought for exportation. The Tyne, from Brain, has brought 34,3801. specie, and the Europa, from Boston, 35,0001. The Ceylon a ill take to-day 196,375/. in specie for the East, including 8,0761. in gold and 188,2991. in silver. Tao total tor China and the Straits is 177,0341., and for India, 19,3411. The decline in the Anglo-Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents. yesterday afternoon was occa sioned by a rumour that the agents of the govern meut have succeeded in obtaining the balk, if not the whole, of the stock required tor the half-year's redemption fund. The amount at 964 per cont. would be about 138,0001., the sum applicable bring about 132,0001. One-half of the entire debt being now extinguished, the rest is hold more firmly. The half-year's sinking fund on the Peruvian Three per Cents. beooines applicable next month, and will furnish about 48,0001., which, at 75 pee cent., will cancel *bout 64,0001. of stock. The whole of the East Indian Railway Com pany's Debenture Loan of 1,500,0001. has been applied for, and the list closed. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Friday next a special sitting day for the New Five per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company, and for the shares of the East India Irrigation and Canal Company. The former are to be 'narked in the official list, but the latter not at present. The committee have ordered the shares of the South Eastern Railway Company of Portugal to be quoted in the list. A call of , making 81. paid, is to be paid ea the shares in the Omit Indian Peniusnla Railway Company by the 27th inst. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 351. over last year. The Royal Hotel and Hunt Club Association of Slough announce the return of the deposits to thole shareholders who have subscribed is expectation et the hotel being opened this autumn. NOIMAT Console, which closet on Saturdayaikii to 1t for money and next Thursday's settleinent, opened this morning at 93} to }, touched 93 9`16, "buyers," and closed at 931 to I. For the 11th. Octo'xu. the prim closed at 9311 to 1. The °theist business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, fl, 1, ; ditto for accent(Sept. 8), 931, g, g ; Three per Cents Reduced, 931, 1, 94, 93 - 1 ; New Three psi Cents., 93,1, 94, 931,i ; flank - Stack, 233 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 1859, 1031, I; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858 , 96 1 ; ditto, 1859, 94 ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper , 961 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 101 e. Indian government securities were quiet. The Five per Cent, stuck of 1859 was quoted 1031 to ;I, and Exchequer Bills, la to 4s. prem. A considerable amount of business was done is the foreign stock market. Bank shares to-day wore steady. City Bank and Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were inquired for. Great Ship have declined to 7s. 6d. to its. per I'. in the miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred. East and West India Dock stuck was marked 123, and Loudon Doak, 701. Canada Government Five per Conte. and Victoria Six per Cents, were inquired for to-day, and ad yawed about I per cent. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'Olooi. There is still no movoinent of importance in the mining market. Thu transactions t....)-day have been limited, and have given TWO to scarcely any change In prices. tiharr.s in East Ramat, Wheal Reeth, North Crofty, Wendran °easels, St. Ives Comole, and Lewis mines hay° met with chief attention. et. John del Roy Mining shame are in good demand and have been dealt in at 28. Linares napkin!, and are marked 10e. There have also bedu tntusactiona in United Mexican at 21 and 2. I" • 4sernemersik TO THK hioN. AND Rev. CANON W4..folionsvv. —On Thun.l.iy last a handsome silver adver t sertittem, Inches in OisniA , r, fureished lAy Rennet and ()lanes of this city, was presented to the kiss. and Rev. Oat* Waldegrave, Rishop.dmiguate of Carliide. The stator bore the following inscription, surmounted by tbellintily crest and ands :- " Primulad to the Honour. as nail Rev. Samuel Waldegnwe, p.p., Moon of iiilis. ba -, and la yew i Rector of liarfonl Ht. Martin, Wilts, b 7 b 1 i.yrishioners, private Irina+, and attached attendants ea his Onistry, al a .Thall Nark of affssiticsate impact, es bin appointment to the sea of Carlid,s, Angus. 30, MO, P*ah" e \ '`iv• 3 i 1 cm. xvi 13."—z. 'i.be , ! J.Hrliat. 10,0001 20,000 - 6:64 0 1 26 181,,71911 8,6161 kOOO 14. c.")! 12:000 1,002926 160,820 260,000 700,000 7,100 70,000 20,000 120,000 100,000 1!,0001 iiiiii 50%000 50.000 si,oool .f.2°21 3 .4 5 ' 6 1 6 -0 551 1.724 ISel6 10,000 10,000 000,00 U 10,000 110,000 io,toool io 000 l ii.iiii tow 14.106 75,000 MON 11,0.0110 1,4000 IN t 7 II if 67 0 IS it 11 lie ti 24 18 111 i 18 to 51 II Si Si 111 116 81. I 1 .... 101 gal! _ no i _4 2,4 sell 102 1/ it I