The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-05 00:00:00

LLW INTELLIGCNOZ. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANIERIIPTCY. (Before Mr. Comminsieser Goalbsen.) ec THZ HON. ZICHAZD IHMEILL. 11111 blillkTapt, aezariboa as of Stenmore, Middlesex, late of 4 5, St. Goorges.resA, Pimlico, banister-at-law, is the ef the late Lord Chasesllor. This was the sitting for ailliaZtioo and discharge. The ease was mss of same w est, owing to the bankrupt's connection with the clemestanoss which led to the resignation of Lord pope Th e bankruptcy took place on the 1 9 th of ry. J o e, Lt the first sitting, on the 12th of July, assignees imt abase; and the sitting for examination and discharge , iimi thos appointed for this day. Same the last sitting odurainons accounts have boon prepared end filed by Messrs. Bart B ro thers, the bankrupt's accountants, from which the f o llowing particulars are derived : The bankrupt's aggregate indebtedness is 24,1711., which o ccipceed of the following items :—Amount due to wise mtd cr editors, 22,011/. ; to these holding security, 30W. ; t ab discounted, 1,860/. The oily other Items on the ether oa t of the account are—Property given up, 631. ; ditto held by credits, Kw.. liming. therefore, adeficiosoy 33,8081. Thebeakrupt's expenditure Is stated et 2,5001. a log, for ask of the two years preceding the failure. Amongst the hugest creditors are Mr. Joseph Aimee, o f J c ha.street, Adelphi, 3,0001. money lent, for which the creditor holds a post-obit bond for securing a preeent annuity of 3601, and the sum of 5,0001., payable six months after the death of Lord Westbury ; the pr in t of England Inseratoroffiee, Exeter, 2,0001., holding joist bonds of the bankrupt and others, and post °hatbands payable on the death of Lord Westbury ; Mr. Barton , of Stafford , 1,0001., holds the beakrupt• promissory wee ; Mr. C. P. From, soli citor, of Lincoinkinn.fields, 1,0371. ; Sir R. D. King, Bert., of Obstlerfieldctreet, Mayfair, 1,045/. ; Mr. P. Welch, ns i s tresollthe Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy. 1,0821. Is ell, there are about 60 creditors. Mr. cower appeared for the assigner ; Mr. Bagley and Mr. Sergood for the bankrupt. Mr. Graham, the official assignee, read a brief report which be had prepared on the wee, embodying some of the shoes facts. Bus Honour inquired whether the mete returned at 631. had bees reelised. Mr. Maley replied in the affirmative, and said that they c oadeted of two horses and • balance at the banker's of ffiL la Gd. The Commissioner —Whit do the meioses say in this ere! Xi. Chidley—The walrus' have no objection to the bankrupt pairing his list examination, and repairing hie order of discharge. The Commisiioner—ls there any creditor here to object to lir. Bothell pawing his last examination and haring his order of discharge Ne one answered. The Commimioner—Then let bim take it. The mu being thus suddenly brought to a cone's/loci, Mo. Bothell, who had stood near the witneso-box,eppareetly meeting to be examined, immediately left the murk with kit trioada, and the court, which had been densely crowded, was speedily cleared of its occupants. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) MUSIC AND DANCING LICENSES. The curt sat this day at Clerkenwell for the purpose of meowing and granting licensee for music and dancing, under the act 25th George 11., cap. 36. The list con tained 347 applications for renewal of licenses, sad 62 for new limn ma. Some of those to whom lost mar • license wan granted for mnsio oely this year have given notice of sea intention to ask for the addition of dancing. Of the old licenses greeted last year four of them are opposed, and amongst them the Queen's Concert Rooms, Hanover-square, and the Egyptian Mal, Piccadilly. The grounds of opposition in them oasis are that the lessees have allowed thole establishments to be opened before 5 o'clock in the afternoon, that Wog solitary to the very conditions upon which the licenses were granted. There is an application this year by Mr. Morton, the proprietor of the Oxford Musts Hall, for the extension of his lioeese for dancing. Mr. Pownall, chairman of the oourt presided. and them was • full stten' dance of magistrate'. The following Bowies were renewed without opposition :—Joseph Piercy, Brown Bear, Its*bte bridge ; Edward Williams, Rising Sun, Knightsbridge George Vigor*, Two Brewers, Beakingham - row ; Harri et t Paton, Kiog's Arms, Kensington. The reseed of the music liaises was granted to Exeter- ball, St. Ms rtin'whall, Royal Gallery of Illustration, Landes Pavilion, Music-hall, Store-strut ; the Lord Raglan, the Bedford Arms, Grove-street, Camden-town ; th e Pay s/choir, the Eutaw Castle, Somers-tows ; Metropolitan Movie hall Edgware-road ; nod the Philharmonic, Islingtoe. A homes for music and dancing was renewed to the Alhambra, the Argyll Rooms, and the Pittoses's Conceit Booms. The renewal of • license for metric was refused to the Gay of Warwick, Gray's-inn-thee, and of music and danc ing to Caldwell'* Amenably-room, Deen4theet, Soho. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Timothy Bryant, an Irish labourer, was brought before Alderman Carden, charged with being unlawfully in posses 'ion of a portion of a silver teapot, which was supposed to have bean stolen. It appeared from the evidence of Monger. one of the City detectives, that this morning, about 11 o'ziack, he saw the prisoner go into the shop of Mr.%Gwen, a silver refiner and goldsmith, in Fenchurch-street, and andns of his suspecting something was wrong, he in after him, sad saw a portion of a silver teapot 'yin on the counter, which the prisoner bad offered for sale. He asked the prisoner how he became possessed of it, and he said that he and some other men picked it up at Rateliff-croes. The silver weighed 10 ounces. He bad pressed the prisoner to give him some further information, bat all he could get from him was that he had picked it up, and that some other men were present when he did so, but he would not tell him who these men were. The prisoner now repeated the same statement, and said that he had done nothing wrong, and he did not know whether the article was ailver or any other metal. Mr. Hamilton, the superintendent of the City detective police, mid that there had recently bees a great number of plate robberies committed in different ports of the country by Loudon thieves, who made a regular tour through the provinces and even so far as Ireland, commit. tog plate ro bb eries in all directioes. He thought it was possible that the prisoner might be merely the dope of other parties by whom the actual robbery had been indicted. If time wits allowed he might very possibly be able to ob. Min some farther information upon the subject. The prisoner wee remanded. LAMBETH. 'HOPLIFTING. 00.000,411. 1 50 0, ,000 030 lee . 10 , 10.000100 100,010. 10 40,000! 60 10,0001 60 11,800, ID 10.7 de 111. lit KW 1.800 1 1 16.100 10.000 1 U 10,000 BOROUGH OF THE TOWER HAMLMIN IREOISTRA- *0 TlON.—This morning Mr. W. Hull Terra lad his martfor the, 4 l reviles of the list of voters for T ower Hamlets borough, in r e ; the Court-boom Wachs's-square. The constituency in K w this borough is essentially liberal, and there being no eo,see political partisanship the revising barrister's duties were 10.0 00 rendered comparatively light. The esly noticeable feature MAO°, t in the revision was the great Mamma in the number of 14 . 4 ,1 0 II voters as compared with last year's register, which is caused 4 47 3 6 by the number of dwellings recently erected within the woo borough. kothil SCOTTlSHBrarrreu—The quarterly court of the 4000,1 members of this corporation was held yesterday, at the Ira Hospital, Crens-court, Fleet strut • Sir J. H. bblzwell in .4; 1 the chair. The minutes having bee ' . reed and coelirmed, a 1 - 0 :0001 resolution preparing that the correct account be transferred 10,000 to the Union Bank of Loudon wee put and carried nere. MOOD con. Yr. Morris said the presbyteries ministers in and WOW about London had been requested to aid the c harit y by see. rir e ll moos, and be wee happy to say the cell had been responded 4 000 , 1 to. The Rev. Wm. Kiddy, of Stepper, had recently to,too' 1 preached in support of the hospital, and • sum of W. tthooll was collected on the occasion. On the motion of Mr. o.oo', Morris, • vote of thanks was passed to the Rev. Mr. Kiddy. 140001 The secretary stated that the Rev. Mr. Devisee°, of biting- 100 . 4 29; ton, had kindly promised to give two sermons for the benefit r4;7011 of the hospital, and other clergymen had likewise summed 10 . 0 , 0 ,1 their willingness to give Residuum. The chairman said es. 000! that 4141. had been expended in repairs, and the committee moil to whom the work had been entrusted bad discharged their 10.0 00 1 duties most satisfactorily. A vote of thank. to the chairman 10 . 44 °. concluded the binaries. 1 110.0051 .... I 11 000 1 NATIONAL REFORM UNION AT MANCHESTER.— ine ; won! monthly meeting of the executive was held on Tuesday, 1 0.001011 Mr. George. Wilson in the chair. After the minutes of the . 0.000,14 preceding meeting had been read and oondrmed , the agent, i `,.. 4 ,1, ' r. J. D. Morton, read • report of the operations of the , rilz i i , union during the month of September, from which it an- 160 ,000 peered that arrangements had been made by the three I 0,000 1 branch auxiliaries of Wigan, Doncaster, and Openehaw , to ' 6.166 t: commence their winter campaign by holding public meetings. 1 1 . 000 1 4 Encouraging prospects were also held out of ample pecuniary 1 , 0 %„ 444 ,.„, 144 ,.,„ support being afforded to aid the union in carrying on its ' ;;',7 0 l'i,3 work. it was decided that the annual meeting should be s o:0001 re held on the 17th 'utast, and that as early as possible after. 0,6001 10 wards • public meeting should be held in the Assembly. eo.olll 10 room of the Free - teide Hall, to be addressed exclusively 60.0001 10 by working men. The meanie. which was numerously 4 04 0 4 0 ° 0 1 r e attended, exhibited • hearty deter mination to p roceed io 11'. 1 . 110 60 carrying out the objects of the union during the approach- . weep 100 lug winter. 1 10,000 10 THE FENIAN MOV E MENT IN IRELAND.—On TU O6- : 6000; day Patrick Power, who had been arrested in Clonmel on a 1 . 0 2?1; , , charge of complicity I. the Fenian conspiracy ' wu brought 11:: 0 ;a1 4 before Mr. Stroup, and the information of the informer moc ol , STABBING IN LEEDS GAOL.--At Leeds, on Mon- I Nagle having been read over to him, was the com een.mittedThe for 80, 00.000.007 day, Joseph Webster—who is uodergoing an imprisonmeet : trial for conspiring to levy was easiest Qu of eighteen months in the gaol—wee charged with stabbing I prisoner denied all koowledge of the conspiracy. We learn • warder named Walker. About a fortnight ago, Walker 1 from the Cork Exosainer that on M onda y two persona were reported Webster toils. governor of the prison for whietline 1 arrested in that city, one Mr. Edward eadeuct Walsh, a commer during Drente service in th e chapel, and for that breach of 1 dal traveller, who is changed with huhu ored to discipline and act of impropriety Webster was placed in • swear in some soldiers at Kirmale as members of the Fenian three days' solitary seelisement. This exasperated the 1 society. The other person arrested is named Connolly. and .--evi , Pouter, who, on Monday bat, as Walker was watching ; is charged with belonging to the Fenian coespinicy in ......I. e. him end o th er prisours in the chapel, made • rash apes 1 /reheard. A young fellow named Mammon has been Ur o p! ft the agu e , (Welker), and inflicted a swore wound upon his arrested at Youghal on a similar chugs. It is said his wismo st right arm with Ins earpet-weaving knife. Webster at.. father gave information against him, thinking that at mow K. large.— tempted to strike • mooed blow with his keit*, exclaim- 1 meent he will be safer in gaol than at large.—Satuukrs' IN, 64 big, with a violent expression, "I'll murder yon," but two ', Nemo. of the other priaoaers seized him from behind, and held his 1 LONDON Gr.:telt/a. Ownince COMTANT (LnirrsD). •••• arm tit assistance arrived. The prisoner was committed —Traffic receipts fee the week ending OA. 1, 12,7271. • ' a for trial for unlawfully wounding. 7s. ••• 111. Mary dun Higgins, a young woman with an infant in her arms, was fisally examined before Mr. Elliott on various Merles of shoplifting. Mr. Clark, a draper in the Newt-road, raid that the prisoner had been in the habit of frequently calling at hie shop to purchase trifling articles, and when she left some article or other was missing. She milled on that day week. She called and purchased •pennyworth of fringe, and from what had been told him and what he bad himself oteerved, he followed her out of the shop, and on stoppieg and asking her what she bad about her she dropped the piece of limey then produced. Two pawnbrokers' assistants produced other pieces of Similar duff which had been pawned by the prisoner, and the duplicates relating to which were found in her poor- Woo, and these were identified by the prosecutor as his pro- Yrs. Yrs. Davis mid the prisoner had been in the habit of coming to her shop frequently, and suspecting bey to he a thief, both her husband and herself bad forbidden her repeating her visits. The pair of boots produced by the Snaliroker, and pawned by the prisoner, were the ;mo ping of her husband, and had been missed immediately after the prisoner had left her shop the last time. The prisoner, in the most impudent manner, said she bad purchased the boots from the witness, and the artiolos proicoed in the first as she said had been given to bee by the young woman in the shop unknown to her master for some embroidery work she had done for her. This the young woman solemnly dented, and her assertion was not only believed by the magistrate. but emery person in court. Kr. Elliott observed he had so doubt the prisoner was lot only an expert but a dangerous thief, and folly com mitted her for trial at the next Surrey session. ro. I ilh• 610,000, 114. II LOAN. ) be published by pane! of th e h it at Ltfe Colton Loan, which . . Mplogropto to the Star placed by tome Plow to rootowsottl:e rom tha Hoe. Evelyn TEI ' !TAR.' w mama ii . to be hoof enou g h to Madly to deny atm I he Confidante Cotten with that pert of yew le out how bed an +dart one of elaily anineeted in Amenity% ; end fur. • I should be morn to to in the United Stater. r the impression that I to thine wader wham I amblv, to tree.—your ••Evittnt A 811147. ea to the mese pipe : mused one day'. delay de in your ImpreeMos of by a inoculation in the ▪ know me this statement illy &beard that I Woe . had you not founded la %manumit of mine, aad W. d interest in Confederate mos upon the conduct d America. What fouuda. is public may jades task never bed allotted to am, or by others, never pos. atever, and never lost or 'atm or less sum by a n y rate loans. I request that es to this letter in yam eu to the false statement ions oomments yon hire r obedient servant, • "JOHN T. Duras. oncocters of this ' shave,' Peg cm their list, Wield prietor, Mr. Ridecrat, sad 'sr it may mean, at 4,0004 om Cowes, stating that be r, any of the Confederate Ibis list be like that which ewes to be planed upon It,' • IR IN SWANSEA. odd of yerberday.) Ling several paragraphs of the Leedom and other on fact and correct in the alated to erode exaggerate' menus oosclusioos. Ueda t will be well to give a brief tatemeet of the daps which cities of the town is memo poe as correct, and which Isaiah the aspect of ads still coationes merlon, there the worst is peat, and that in of the fever which bee g us need be apprehended. 'a. A lew weeks mese abs . . et from Cabe, with a amp ling Company. Soon after k the yellow term existed an ed (on the day after reaching mediately upon bearing the Fee for having the molter ja wed that the report was rub.. lel so circumstanced wm per. moot explain k it certainly re been some serious neglect. et However this may he, ward y r does not in any way cal board, whose jurisdiction vessel' entering the poet. of the crew of the Heels had c exerted to the utmost the te of his office, and even is those powers. in order, if lof the cheese& The vessel the decemed were burnt. sad taken. It was hoped fa sr fatal connive:lcm would sight ago • deith, die. Houle, took place, which • town agreed is con-. oosequence of yellow fever. 1, nod altogether we believe ▪ occationed by yellow fever considerable alarm was felt. mussed by committees of the out remedial sad preveritive "awhile Dr. Paddos. who had titer, communicated with the , and on Thursday the prem ise, physician to the London to and report upon the facts. conferred with the mayor, e town, the custom-bows for the Ifecla, and sab ot the horses where fever rpreaud his full approhatish , and suggested the removal ct to the end of the East pier mayor was at once taxied ant: tine of the local bear I was held Ng the propriety or otherwise d for the borough, at which t Z IS present. The meeting resol to whole board, sod the ow fully. Dr. Bachman axpremsi that it was quite ua. r simply for the purpose= ad broken out flake, be bad fed witbis narrow lionS., and d. But lookieg at the question the due carrying out of sanitary nest the appoietment of mill ,bore. Several of the members tir perfect willingness to sup tam general ground', though env motion for appointing en reference to this isolated event. who Lod Nuisances Removal they of ten felt the teed ultimately it was unauitnousbf Seer should be appointed, at • d it woe arranged that a meeting led for Monday next, to receive& will be required to perform. TM Buchanan were of a decidedly it. confidently hope to be able very race of the fever has disappears& at their meeting to-morrow, will lity of taking steps for the eche d a hospital for the reception of azions disarms. it of Ballimudoe commenced k. Large number, of sheep hare r proportion changed owners A sl the supply will be smaller this ry brisk. The chief buyers ber. l the Backwaters will be We to IND • REP U BLICAN r closed his late speech before the Aims at Worcester, Masaachusettee: For myself, fritlow-citisity my comae is fixed. Others veil ire away from those great trntbir ching brightness of .the Republic t . miry favour by a temporary ictory of blood, which har. base confirmed by a greater victoria! aid words of Abraham Lioaola nay tion, under God, shall have a DOE overoment of the people, by shor maple, shall not perish from tbe• seek no merely formal union* ed curses, but a practical, minded on common righter "4 ioternsta, and inspired by a cow constitution, interpreted wrens h life and a league with Flans's. , ery where not only a right but • his way to the seaffold, where be for • deed of aelf-sacrifice, stooped lave child. That closing act wan Mg MILD to bin country. Thii potions and fulfil. The Last shall bis new order, equality, beog pal& dis master principle of oar Erten, piece of our conatitutioo. The 11110 this principle, by fonedieg • tad ' inferiority of • race. Taking iesist that the iosolsot assumption I not prevail. This is not the first with the barbarism of elavelT. I ly monster retreats to its last cite : mean to fight it out oo this liaise ins to me of life." WI:(D011. —Last evening gr. mer for Westminster, bald an inquill/ at Catharine Kent, aged 17. Dlr. ,O, Whito Hores- s tneet, fiemail l fr mused wasin his employ am damsels" an past. Last )Medalmorning be ig and he ran into theme te pave • ckyard. fl• girl lying on the grussw window overhead was op ee. and ..14 bad fallen from it on ig ht he of and s et got out of tbs. window, to .0 0 the park, and becoming giddy Its. She was very happy end cootented, cave oommitted suicide. Deeds took cur. The jury returned a verdict of TEA EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1865. Lain= SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr sum= ROYAL CALEDONIAN RUNT MEETING. (TIIIB DAY.) T. MEL Ose mile and three-quarters. Zambesi. Brown Bread, Eland, Ripka, arid Lozenge are here. YEOMANRY HANDICAP. Antiquary, Linde Deb. Enfield, Mignon, Emperor, Biddy M`Queee, and Louie Napdeon aro ban. Several others in th e neighbourhood. LOTHIAN HANDICAP. One mile end three•quartefs. Windbem, Neweetwoh, Noose, Clown, OrWa, Summer- Nide, Zambesi, Helen, Lozenge, Cutaway, loonoclut, Avenger, Eliva,Wharesger, Olmar, Madame Tagliaco, New York, Oar Jim, Tring, Curtain Lecture, Sweet Jamie, and Bead* are bare. - ----- - ENTRIES FOR HER MAJESTY'S PLATE. Two miles and a Halt. Ontawey, Durham, Eland, Claws, Reg►lia, and Brown Bread. AR are bete. BUCCIXUCB Hamm/r.—Calaway objected to for crow ing ; will be decided this EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE OF A BOY. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning an inquest was held by Mr. W. J. Payne, the deputy coroner for the City and Southwark, at the Swan Tavern, Old Kent-road , respectieg the death al a et: boy named Frank Bell, aged 13 years, who was alleged to IS. have committed suicide. Miss A. Bell, 39. Swan.plaos, Old Kent read, said that the deosased was her brother. He was the son of Mr. Jamas Bell, who was eoeneoted with an iron works. He It died some months ago. The doomed was employed by the et South Eastern Railway Company. Ha was to have be- It come an engineer. On last Monday his mother 'eked him at to go for some oil Be said, " I shall not go," SI end be left the house. Shortly afterwards be :Si. returned, end got into the house through the e t window, and took the con and got the oiL He was sit then told to go to bed as he had been so naughty. He went U. upstairs, but said, " I shall not go to bed before I N. nod • book." He was very foal of rending. He N. belonged to the Bruaswick Chapel, and on the night before he bad recited a piece at that chapel it to • class. Witness did not think that excited et him a great deal While he was up in his room he got M. let. • great pamioa and stamped upon the floor violently. 1 He thee come to the window and threw it up. He then It Snug • white handkerchief out into the garden and said to lW witness's sister "Take that !" Mrs. Bell said "It is N. better to take no notice of him." It was then 5 o'clock in 9 the evening, and at 9 o'clock witness went to deceased's gt, room to get • book, and in the moonlight which was stream- U Mg in the witness saw bar brother seetai on the bed with 111 - hie bead hosting down in frost and with a scarf tied round :I; his neck. One end of the scarf was tied to the bsdpo.t. sf Witness called her mother and he woe found to be deacL el Coroner—Was he • boy given to making experiments in M. Wnastics ! itness—Yes, sir. Me was very food of them. ft Coroner—What books was be in the habit of reading? 1 2 6 6 Witness—Every book that he could get. The pivot be B t recited at the militarism, meeting of the class onthe Friday is was entitled " What than?" It was a serious piece. Hie st mother lately found " Jerk Sheppard" in his room. A boy l kad lent it to him. The book that be was reading shortly N. before his death was a novel in the "Journal.' it Mr. Charles Owen, a clam teacher at the Brunswick (Atonal, deposed to the general steadiness of the deceased 99, lad. Up to within the last morning he went to school. II Mr. J. H. Comb& assistant superintendent of the loco- 10 motive department of the South Eastern Railway, said that Mt the lad was a month in their employ. He was a very in- at talligeot boy. 10 Miss Bell mid that the demised was in the habit of ti getting very excited. He mice fell in the street in come =of a pain in the head. He afterwards got into a It was found that the cams of dreamed's death was suffo cation canoed by pressure ma the neck. The Coroner said that the deceased, being over the ago of woe years, could be held respoesible for say felony committed by him. In this Cale be had committed a crime against society as well as • sin against God. If the 14 jury considered that the deceased's crime was not excused by insanity, they must retina a verdict of " fel* de se." It certainly looked as if excitement bad unhinged his mind. 1 The Jury retartied • verdict " That the deceased boy 9 t destroyed his own life whika in • state of temporary IL insanity." - THE MYSTERIOUS D NWICH. EArH OP A LADY AT GREE INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. C. F. Certtar, coroner for 1 4 4 West Kent, resumed the adjourned inquiry, at the Ash hurnham Arm, Greenwich, into the circumstances attend. U ing the death of Mn. Elisabeth Reeves, aged 444 wife of veterinary surgeon, residing at No. 52, Aslabornham•grove, Greenwich, who, it was alleged, bad died from the mind- s nistration of veratria, or white hellebore, on the 15th of g August Lat. [The cue was proceeding whim our parcel wu despatched] --- SUICIDE OP A WOMAN IN THE THAMES. (THIS DAY.) This morning, between 12 and 1 o'clock, a woman j earned Esther Wilmott, aged 29 years, committed suicide by jumping into the river, under circumstances of singular I deliberation. The doomed was a widow, but she lived with a young man at No. 4, Oak - terrace , Lime hones. Last night she west out with him and Up or two others, drinking at a publi c-loupe.on their way home afte r midnight she went on before them and turning aside near the Kidney stairs took off her bonnet and shawl. As her companions were oorning up she turned round and coolly jumped into the water. They got the oars of a beat and got her out in a few minutes. She was still alive, Omagh quite insensible. Mr. Jones, surgeon, was called to herand he endeavoured to restore grooseiounissa, but without avail, and she died in half an hour. There appeared to be no motive foe the suicide beyond an apparent wish to show her companions that she was not afraid to drown herself. It is remarked by the polies of the waterside as a characteristic circumstance that nearly every family who throws benolf into the water is careful to divest herself of her bonnet and shawl, which an placed on the ground In ouch a manner as not to be is the least damaged. SHARI LISTB.-(THIS DAN Two o'Otoos. The railway market is heavy to-day, and most of the chief lines have declined, owing to the fresh rise in the Bank rate of discount. Metropolitan stock has receded 1 per cent., Great Northern A 4, Lan cashire and Yorkshire 4, Great Eastern 4, Great Western and South Eastern 4, and Midland 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1234 to 124 ; Great Western, 631 to 644 ; Midland, 1254 to 4 ; Laneashire and she Yorkshire, 120 to 4 ; South Eastern, 794 to f; IN Great Eastern, 474 to 4 ; Caledonian, 129 to 130 ; see Metropolitan, 1364 to 4 ; London and South 1 1 ::: Western, 95 to 96 ; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; iciA ditto A, 148 to 149. 1.4 Foreign and colonial railway shares are ism- IVI, tive, and prices unaltered. a, USDINADY MAUI AND ATOM. CI I inns i to se4us \ nA Sh. I Pd. I itin.wass. 1 7 . ter ng 1 d a. to ip... WO M.O Use WO KC 0.1 UV IT,I 1.41 ,141_1 1 11:fatal awl Y! OA 122 110 96 97 12 14 9 6 180 Cambrian W Clark ird Madam ill Orrawall en Bs • f • so dtv. until t an Dail 16. a.= to B. 180 Dobßn sad Jaw O 1 Doodeo.Peellallabd..T. all 11401Lcatdon Darla Cart. 10 Do. awl 6. W soteru re. l lloo oo oo g2aw ermisaysis Do. x imakra wnimmodh an4. o, B4ll. l.3o °l f twid No. ili f 100 I Doi. J A ree. no dlr. as 10 at. Ale 0 B. a. IsPold 8 , 100 I at. 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L. 1 #,Ost N , toe. Ttoso..T Copts( ) II \NO 0 11. Ahima 1L ••L ( 10 110 N Sots* Australian Land `dl el labamelms TeisestwlL. I I 1 Do. 11010 O TMOsniarao.*Nalst.TL l as N Thamesaldersey lis(L.) 1 N Trlaldsd Petroleum (LI 6 15 TreaStAgsaortiAm.L IS T. it L Co. et U. Canada 10 Oa. Marius of lAver.(l I UNINILTINS. OO I N UslesmlLarateloalL 10 Uppsr As assTmOtlas 10 Ditto 110 TanDisimm'stand 1 SO Wirrant gi....te.. 1 . 1 .1 1 11 N Wed Indlairacifia(l. Pm le ►d Pm\ 7 414 apto 177 6 7 4 1 di, SO 41 76 77 I 17 19 pm se. 4 Sig. rz i Ti si i 22 3 4 IMP parm. 119 L 32 - 1 . 1 128 - 9 II PP - dd . Si A A so I As 66 65 - 1 Pr' I 4d.lt Onpal 1} lipin 1 IPa par pal It t le4 I I id% ipag gl 16 18 611 10 1 2 1 die 1 2pm !ARM 87, 1 ; Annuities, 1885, 181 ; Bank Meek, she. ; India Stock, 2164; ditto Five per Cent. Steck, 1104 t ; ditto Bonds, 255., 21 s. pre m. ; Five per dent. "sawed" rupee paper, 1011 ; ditto Five and-a-Ralf per Cent., 106 1. Indian government sesurities were dull. India Bonds were marked 21a. to 25e. prem. Exchequer Bills were flat at 6a. to 2s. din Foreign stocks were rather heavy. There was a fall of I to 1 per cent. in Mexican, 4 in Russian of 1862 and. Spanish Three per Conte., and I . in Turkish of 1862 and the Consolides. Brazilian L .an scrip was lad quoted 31 to prem„ I being I to I lower than e sterday ; and the Erie Railway Loan, 3 1 to prem., being; firm. The shares of the financial cam re were firm. • The chief demand was foe Credit Fancier and Mobilier, which rose ss. International Financial were likewise inquired for. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 14 to 4 prem. • General Credit, 11 to 21 peso. • don Fin ancial, S to 4 prom. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2 to I prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mo bilier, 44 to 1 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 101 to I prem. ; Joint Stock Disuount, 11 to 1 di& being lower ; Egyptian Trading 1 to 01 dia.; Ot toman Sociitif Gtindrale, 21 to 3 4 prem. ; Hudson's. Bay, 161 Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 14 to le. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. experienced several variations, opening at 61 to 4 prem., thence falling to 6} - to 1, and finally closing at 61 to; prem., or 2s. 6d. to ss. lower than yesterday. A slight im provement was quoted in Thames and Mersey Mr rine Insurance and Bong Kong and China Gas shares. The closing (but in some cases notninal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows : —Trans-Atlantic Steam,par to 1 prem. ; London and Australian Agency, 4 to 11 prem. ; Allan's Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 1 to 14 prem.; and Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 2 to 21 prem. PREFERENCE SI Grist Beetere—Eastern Ritmo., Nu. 1, 105. Gress Northern 5 per moat. redeem. et 5 per cent. prem. Midland—Woester end Hitchin 4 per coot., 90. North Ratan—West Hartlipoid Harbour and Railway, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Central Argonne , guar. 7 per omit, 41. Dutch Rhein* (161. paid), 241, 1. Namur and Liege guar. 6 per coat. pet (by the Belgian government). 20. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), South hnetrisa end Lomberdo-Vesetian, 171. SITCOULAR CHARGL or ASSAY:MT.—At the Wed nesbury Petty Sesames on Tuesday, David Bose, mu., of Mosley, was charged, on a summon', with assaulting his sec David, and locking him in a room against his will ; and Henry Ross, soother son, was also charged, on a summoos, with wanking his brother David. It appeared that on the 16th of August last the com plainant married a young girl in the service of his father. As soon as the marriage bad been performed the defendant, David Roes, took possession of the complainant, and would not let him go to his wife. He locked him up in a room against his will, and would not let him out. Sarah Langford said she VIM in the service of Mr. David Rose, nth Friday, e 27th of September, the complainant ee in the b ones, she hoard the defendant say to the complainant, " We want _yon to go to sea. Yon most go, and we will make you go. " The complainant replied, " I love the girl (messing his wife), and I shall net go." His ' mother, sister, and aunt then brought his clothes down stairs in a box. There were at the time two dogtrare at ' the door waiting. Witness heard the defendant, Henry , 15 0 , Rose, say to the complainant, "No w, D avid, we are ready ; get your hat on—you most go." The complainant 1 said, " I am not going." His aunt then said, " I always thought that you bad been brought into this, but it ap- 1 pears you are cot ; yon are so stupid." The defendant, I Beery Rose, then went upstairs to his father, and said, " This villain (meaning the complainant) won't go." His father then cams down, and said to the complainant, " It's no use you saying you won't go ; we will make you go." The defendant, David Rose, then took hold of his bead. and Henry Rose took his legs, and dragged the I complainant smogs the room. The complainant then took hold of a piece of furniture, and held it feat. They tried to make him loose it, hat he would not. The defendant David Rose then kicked the complainant and punched him. Witness also saw the defendant Henry Rose kick him several times. The complainant was then lying down, but still bad hold of the furniture. The de fendant, David Rose. said to him, " You rams!. if you don't loom it, I will kill you dead on the spot." They continued so kick him. when the defendant, Henry Rose, said, " Take him upstairs, strip him, and akin him, the rogue, the rascal, the villain." The complainant then ap peared quite *sheathed, which the defendant, David Rose. seeing, shouted out, " It's his roguishness, the rascal." They then took him up stair'. When they had got him up there, witness bend blows struck. The defendant, David Rom, and his wife were op there, and she (wither) heard the complainant groaning. They locked him in a room, • stripped him, and took all his clothes from him. They kept him locked in the room from M onda y ni g ht until Tuesday night. Witness said that she sa w him on that day, when he asked her to go to his wife. The ease was adjourned for a week. A Livintroot, STEAM TUG SIHZED ET THE IRISH POLICE.—On Friday last, as the Liverpool steam tug Slaeber waa cruising off Dunmore Bay, she wee boarded by ' some of the Irish police, under the impression that she bad some Finlay stores on board. She wan detalmed until ' wilt day, when. a communication having boss received from the owners in Liverpool as to her true character, she • was at once minuted. ' When the Russians have sailed up the Oxus to its head waters in the Hindeo Bomb, and diverted it tate its old cheesed from the Aral to the Oassien, es they dream of doing, there will be cahrtsmapted water and railway oomuineication between Cashmere and the North Pole.—Cakalla paper. 781 8 41•IP BANK OF FRANCE. (sicris's rizseasiL) PASIB Ocr. 5. The Bank - of France has raised its rate of disoount from 3 to 4 per cent. MINES.--(THI8 DAY.) Two o'CLocrt. The mining market is steady to-day, and prices in most instances are quoted the same as yesterday. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. :—Great Vor, 34} to 35 ; East Lovell, 151 to 16} ; North Trebkerby, 3 to I ; South Condor row, 3 to *; Wheal Grenville, 2f to 3 ; East Bas set, 24 to 26 ; Lady Bertha, lle. 6d. to 13e. 6d. ; Chiverton Moor, lit to 7 ; and East Grenville, 21 to Foreign and colonial mining aliaree are without variation. of the members At the annual meeting y esterday of the Mining Exchange, d was resolved to exclude in future the members of the Stock Exchange. Li the latter, according to the rules of their own es tablishment, could not subscribe, it has been the custom to allow them free admission to the Mining Exchange ; but this, it is urged , ha s p re j udiced the businessinterests of the members. The advices from Cornwal l yesterday announce a rise of 31. per tou in the standard of tin Orell. At Gonamena meeting a call of 2e. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET• (Tam DAY ^ ) (IT ILKCYIIO eau (not oua owe oonaaroamosr.) The market is very quiet, and the Bank rate being higher has cancel another stop to speculation. The sales will loot up about 6,000 bales. MINCING-LANK.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAIL-Tbe market is steady, bat rather quiet ; prices remain well supported. The sales include West India at 325. to 36e. 6d. ; Porto Rieo, at 375. N. • Homing, No. 12. et 13Se. 6d . ; brows Bahia, 325. 9d. ; laminas, 38.1. to 49g. Retard unaltered. I COFFIR --CAgory goslings of Be ou Ceylon sold Ms. 6d. ; Dative Oeyloe ' odd at &alight decline, good *Ale eery, gds. to 67 4. ; toe ordinary, 675. to 685.; superior, 70s. 6d. Tie.-The public Ades have soncluded without materiel Mane from the opeolog rates, (moot for pmals ia second hands, which sold very irregularly. ROY end SALTITTiti-No ales reported. Facts.--C urra nts foment study, ordinary to fsir now sold at 251. to 321. Baisies-Valemis see is good 'request, sod prime 2a. to la dearer ; (swam to fair, Ma to 38.. ; selected, Oa. to 47e. • magnate* layers. good wad too. 43e. to 120 e. ; loose, 44.. to 45a. Smcca.-The market is steady, at in n prime for most articles, but the demand le rather less actift. Pepper sold, tlimpres, bleak first olage damaged. 3d. to aid. • white Singapore, bid. to Lid. ; pimento. 2id. ; woe, good Penang, 2a. to 2s. 6d. ; nutmegs, small, I la lid. to ls. 2d. ; ginner, Jamaica, ordinary to good, Oa, in 98s. ; figge, 51. 51. to 81. ; Oman, Li;nes, sowed pile, 1 4175. ; third, 995. to 925. SAGO Ilse sold at full pekes ; medium pearl, 19.. 6d. to 291. ; small, 20e. tid. to 21s. ; flour, 14s. 6d. o orro x. -The market is quiet; priors show a decline it 0. per pound. Jun.-Common qualities have sold at Anne{ prism. and other sorts without change. her Ham has sold at hig rates. fit. Petersburg c:eaa, 311. 101. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The gasket is firm. Prices are quoted as follows : Town Milos, 465. 64. not oasis; Petersburg Y.C. on Mr snot, Cs. 3d. to 475. 6d. ; October to Deonsber . Ca. to Cs. 66. ; December, Os. ; Jsauary, 495. ; March, 50a. METROPOLITAN IO CATTLE MARKET. (TR DAY We have a fair supply el beasts, sad bat a small &man& The favourable nember, however, *sables us to report tally Monday's quotations. Sheep ar e also pleetiful ; bat titer* are net emey frosts coosigsrosow. A fair oisomed is *fronted at about btessdas's rates. Good calves are deer. Roos Germany sod ifonsad there *re 460 beasts, 6,440 sheep, 356 calves, sad 90 pigs ; sani 96 besets from Spate, s Per please Saw a4.a 4. tee maw at am. • a. I. Bait 110414, Heeekla 410 2 Dad Dos& 111-1411416 • 0 • 1 1444 Mart-Dorm 4 8 DM laaa-w00k.... 6 10 6 osemoi essl beasts 4 Do. de. Shorn 0 0 t Colson Met IlertDask 0 2 4 lambs Fele/ at market, 1,160: imp sad lamb., 10,900: Alves, 410 ; PIP. HO. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 3k. Moslem Jones lance as pens trade slow at the fol lowing prism : —Prime clever, from 115 s. to 1265. ; Wirier ditto, WOE. to Mrs. • mime Isar, 95e. to 106• ; Works ditto, ditto, 80 4 . to 90s. ; ;Use, Ask Wm. to Ms. 191 2 HU 8 12120 k s:► 1241 sll Frit at !Pi MI e id 74 I,Wi Oh 10 10,i /?•4 4 0 11),( G 0.4 1L( 60,1 IW,I 90 101 90 NI -• Ile 101 ff 1. ••• 1031 4 31 421 60 e CIO 104 6 lf I S 60- NOI 131 Nam 17,10 0 ; 160.0001 7,600 17,000! 66,K01 160. 000 101) i WI IS _6 6 gsTiel 117,171 KM I. MONEY MABILIIrr-(THIS DAY). FRESH ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'Cuoci. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have raised the mini mum rate of discount from 5 per cent., at which it was fixed as recently as Monday last, to 6. This measure has again taken the majority of the commercial public by sur prise, and the weekly Bank return, to be issued this evening, is rather anxiously looked for, as' , likely to throw light upon the motives for the' change. The demand for money has been moderate, both at the Bank and in th e open market, since the announcement of the kise in the rate, ',and there is a good supply of capital seeking employment. Nevertheless ce the lowest quotation for the best paper is 6 per nt. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange on English government securities is 5 to 51 per cent. The discount establishments now allow 41 pee cent. for money at call, 5 to 7 days' notice, and 5 1 at 14 days' notice, showing an adva nce of 1 to 1 Per cent. The joint stock banks now give 41 p er oent.l for money on deposit, being only 4 per cent. higher. The London and Westminster, however, allow only 31 per cent. for sums below 5 001. The fresh rise in the value of money, being generally unexpected, has had a bad effect upon the stock markets. The id funds have fallen 4 per cent. ; and most of the speculative foreign bonds, Ito 4. Home railway stocks have likewise given way, and the cheek extends to most other securities. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter'a tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68fr. 30c., being 1 per cent lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 881 to 89, both for money and next Tuesday's settlement, and 891 to 1 for the new acoount. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per dint. Consols, for money, 89 1, 89, f, ditto for account, 89/, 89; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 861 ; New Three per Cents., 87, 1, 87 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1055, 104/. Most of the speculative foreign stocks, including Mexican,: Greek, Turkish Consolidds, Brazilian scrip, and Spanish Passive and Certificates, have fallen 4 to 4 per cent. Some of the presentquotations are subjoined, viz.: —Greek, 20 to 1 ; Turkish Consolidde, 481 to 49 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to i d it ; Confederate, 61 to 74 ; and Mexican, 251 to 26. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilisn I Old Five per Cents., 95 ; ditto, 1863, 70, ex div. ; 1 Dutch Certificates, 951, ex div.; Egyptian, 1864, 911, 90/, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 911,1, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 201, 1 ; Italian, 1865, 77, en , div. ; Mexican, for account, 261, 251, i ; ditto , 1864, 25, 241 ; New Granada Deferred, 71 ; Russian, 1862, 91 ; Spanish Passive, for I account, 291 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, , 71, 4 ; ditto 1862, for account, 744 ; ditto I 1001. Bonds, 741 ; ditto 1865, 45 ; ditto 1001. Bonds. 451 ; Venezuela, 1864, 381, 38, ex div. American securities are flat, and have experienced a decline ranging from 1 to i percent. United States 5.20 bonds are quoted 69 to 4 ; Erie Railway shares, 60 to 4 ; and Illinois, 84 to 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; General Credit, 1/ to 21 prem.; London Financial, 8 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 41 to 4 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 61 to 1 prem., being rather lower ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 4. The shares of Gale's Gunpowder Company are nominally quoted 2 tot prem ; Allau'eTransatlantic Telegraph, 14 to 11 prem. ; Transatlantic Stearn, par to 1 prem. ; and London and Australian Agency, 1 to 11 prem. The Essex has arrived off Falmouth from Port Phillip with 483,0001. in gold, which is not expected to reach Loudon for some days. The City of New York, from New York, has also brought 45,0004 About 20,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday fur Alexandria, making a total of 167,0001. for the week, but this includes 100,0004 for Ireland. On the other hand, 75,0001. has been sent in in the same period. The steamer Delta took yesterday 91 420/. in , specie, of which 29,0001. is gold for Alexandria, 1,1701. gold and 39,5001. silver for Madras, 20,0004 silver for Hong Rang, and 1,7501. silver for Penang. The biddinv for bills on India took place yester day at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—To Calcutta, 10,27,000 ra. • to, Madras, 2,40,000 re.; and to Bombay, 8,00,000 re. The minimum prices were fixed at Is. 111 d. on Cal cutta and Madras, and Is. 111 d. on Bombay. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at le. 111 d. will receive in full, and on Bombay at 2a. about 29 per cent. ; above these prices in full. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,2691. over last year ; the Midland an increase of 1,2501.; the Great Eastern an increase of 2331.; the Great Northern au increase of 1,1971. ; and the Great Western an increase of 1,7341. There was a fresh rise yesterday of 75. 6(1. in Great Western of Canada Railway shares, the traffic for the week ending the 22nd ult. being reported by telegraph to have reached 19,6151., or 6,5811. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A general meeting of the Continental Union Gas Company (Limited) is convened for the 9th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the West Flanders Railway Company is convened for the 26th inst. in ' Loudon, and the 31st at Bruges. The share certificates of Warren's Blacking Company (Limited) are to be ready for delivery on the 6th inst. Mr. Lewis 11. Haslewood has invited a meeting, to take place at tbe London Tavern on Tuesday next, of the holders of the " Bonds, stocks, and shares of the United States of America whereon the ------ coupons, interest, or dividends are now in arrear ----_. URD ER OF A SILVANT GULL ..- On Tuesday arising from the late war and other calms." The M object of tbe meeting is "to t ake into consideration mft 4ll "" a protracted Inquiry into the death of a 64 nsmd Mary Darrell, daughter of a conrdsoler is Dudley , the position of these securities, and to form a coin - wid b rous lit t o ,el 000 a t ta m , Fish lse Anibleoote. taw mittee to represent and protect the common in- I liMurbridge. The deceased bore as meelleet chamber, sad tenet!' The securities in respect of which this 1 was respectably cenoected rvlee ;f Zavtr k e i t i o her death she 11 . 1 agitation is commenced are not those issued by the bees Confederate government, but the bonds of Vir- I'm , thliviug to . th ol ' i s ie 27th of r m a y, ba shi' ve litt er h ro is t ruee n.d :witli l ginia, Louisiana, Tennessee, North and South Caro lina, Georgia, Mississippi, and the various railways cll. ' There were braise. on the heed sod body, rebid renDa'ae.yv"hrotarsgo her body B bod wa y rbrld was ge foced fate Stmithvidgie and banks in those Suttee, the whole representing was much decomposed. I n irb arttt b dtiVi n l e e la c i a numt ry a very heavy amount. Moat of these are securities e i. Fit° d awa °II Dm tat ." ur ine. of the b Wes had been aimed by of old standing, the dividends on which had been i :."l"Di srie t dieted beton . dee* , a nd i t we s be li tieed that received with regularity for 20 or 25 years, a le II 041 ° U2t1 head had Manua the girl before the body but have fallen into arrear for the last three or found its way into the mush The jury found • verdict to four years, owing to the civil war. These stocks, the effect " That the deoseeed uske. wr wilfully murdered by for the most part, are well held, and it is a point ileum Pomo in favour of the creditors that the owners in not a . D Yls°7 ressb ,__,__ Plirslorusili .„ l3.—.° d _ farmer Tll___,eidaypotlem 7G,sir'li,,,.: few cases are Americans. The time has arrived i n: awing einte 7 f 7: ..17 0 ; . ‘ ",r,b77;1%,,,, of ....ill, for urging a return to the old footing, and if the &ate .. g he ig.ig, and u. so f s sisie. Ra in y. H a e ms° to indebted States should stipulate for an arrangement ' the ;statics drunk. sad sineoltod the statioe-meatee WY for funding the arrears of dividends, it is probable aelasheree4l. After the airsle.,,hLwee___,..e dt_so_.._thelnee,, that the creditors would be disposed to meet them 'el a tnlia had t o h• d elayed o fd Dauilt:Zireat7l7,7l,.." half way. 1 a was baud 'Ywg seen e ' gst been Mlowed to o on , is 110 b • positioa th at the trete ame be be f d Iv WEDNISDAT EVEII9O. ' hh2ritt haw n. the t his Ids bad even pampa. Consols, which closed yesterday at 894 to 4 for 1301CIDZ AT A RAILWAY STATION.. -41 man was next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning' Remit deed early yesterday Me n* is One of the ab et s of at the same quotation, and so closed. For mousy the Vitoria Railway Mattes, lleaalese: y er i ly sittlieeititLAl the lasts price was 89 to 4, and for the Bth specter. As empty laudanum November, retain 891 to 1. The official bud- the p robable cause of death. He wan sot base's. 11K - 170 P I ad as labourer, sad bed bushy, reddish whiguirs. new repo r t is es follows :—Three per Cent. Th e met m a mead Sage's a . heti& wen mle a rd. , tw i n =:or money, 891, 89, 1; Three per Cents. iipiv ati boos amputated some time ego, rashly sits 87, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 874, soma sesiisN. t•• o • I ~~