The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCK. gun DAY.) Ct 'CRT OF BAICKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Foals/sagas.) VA MUTH. The was a muetiog appointed fur the last examination of Smith. of At,lorrrned, Homier, builder, who was ..J.u.l.katml bankrupt on the 14th August last. Mi. Kok allaared fur the bankrupt, and asked that be duelurged Irmo custody, mid alas that an ad : moment should le takes, as the accounts had net been Thu letitrept had bees in prison ensue June last, and Kum, rates the hauls necessary i.• ley his a reotiotact. There was no retain to suppose he likely to leave the coutdrY, and therefore he should -ok for hr. ilireliarge, that he might submit himself to the •cti..t.ttiou of this court. Couirubeauer•- tarn he give bail Itok The leukrupt is not in a position to give bail. •r . :sutits rho itpiecal the bankrupt's discharge on a ott.oiou bad .race proven their debts, and therefore haus atandi before the court. t'..nuaisasiner ',eel that if the parties had proved they had iliwbarged the bankrupt. Ili Parker (Husou and Parker), who appeared for the objected, s tho ground that his hamar had to aanatien the bankrupt's discharge at the last us sakes he could and bail, and couteaded it was a .„. le which bell should bs required. I. • Commie' toner granted the bankrupt's discharge. RN VOLUXAN. baskrapt, Michael 31ulrenan, of 109, Doveretreet, • ,:beatli, katherseller, also appeared to pass his last knorehert prepared by Mr. Charles Brown, el 11..t.net, ahuwe :—dui to crtditun, 43t1/. ; ; surplus, let August, MO, W. Oa. M. which the debts are mid to amount property, 4/. ; Ivrea, 1711. ; tirade awl other ; duturetic and perms/4.11w. ; awl habilitates@ Las 4 :NUJ. 2e. 7d. I oakrupt pared. RE ARN.A.D AND ARNOLD.—YEN OF PfTRAW. wail the laic esioninatiou meeting to the matter c . „and John .trnolil, of Luton. Boltonbdrire, straw plait _a 4 . fAturars. The lalaneo.she,t by Miners. Paul and Turner , . :.ences 14 JAIL, 18:19, awl extends to nth August last, m • • t were iutletited to creditors 3,91.164. 3a. 4d. ; security, 1,9"i2/. 13e. :N.l. : liabilities, 6,574/. • hi.; ta, 9.11 e. le.: surplus Jan. 1, D 459,4571. 15s. ld.; ~ 0, 12,9111. Ile. lid. ; &paid which they show, i.:.4 t, ZOl6l. 19.. lid. ; stock, 9001. ; bins, .9.. property held by ciediton, MU/. ; hal:Ob ese onus., ti,574/. 19a. Id. ; drawinvi of John : ' , ' :,..A.Y.66/. lit.. AL O ' of Philip Arnold, 152/. 17 a. ; t ra d e ..pews,, rd/. :is. icl. ; toms, 662 f. les. 9d. ; ernes. ~ .... 'O. ; t.nal, 19,9911. Ils. 114. The liabilities are on al, , :0 l.rsed by them, iuuougst which are Wow of Bushell i.l M.Aker. also honkrupta. m i . unkl A nr appeared for the assignees, and said that the Walnut Joliu Azuolt did not appear, being now Se sUiloonl io .titer. a ; with respect to him the law must i.e.. Its course. Philip Arnold bad hied a joint balance au et. but with respect to his separate Wain* sheet some iters.oms were re mired, for which he •hould ask an ail. "Arum, ot, and also that the olloomice be i.ontioutd. Adjoented to ;Sol November next. THE POLICE tX)CIITS. (THIS DAY.) HOW-ISTREET. r.ein, who pee the name el Jews Julie, end r. ntywl het Wilma, was charged with ste a ling a , .uteditog about Yl:ey , sad a railway exclusion ticliet • I:.rnoughano, belougieg to an elderly bay named kaw• ho hat been 'reading a few days in tendon. proeeutnt snot .he was standing in the strand on aftetu.wa, looltlng at a rollmop between a tab ...NI a rath.nhio'. carriage, when she f e lt a pa ll at h er tan the prisoner awl another man mawd cl.. , se to her, , tart ..It ru drekrent duet:twin. See ruiyeue r pone, ynil followed .ins of the men some littl• distance, .at outran her. When she got back .be found the pri t Its the uyiwly of a rolrenkao, whose attention to the we had heels ilarivted by the wialuetor of an DOI ti b u who .doeweil the robbery. Johu Thomas, c.niducter of a Fulham omnibus, deposed :bat he was at the Lack of his bus, near et. Llevesot's hoch, III the Straw!, between 12 and 1 o'clock, rhea he saw the ',newel:an' standing there in a .rowiL lie 41., the pnyeaor gu up to her, pat his Med hob her poclet, draw equetlitug oat, and hand .t to s compaiwoo, another loath after they bath tat off -the latterloing up slho•yenl, sad the prisoner towards %* to. w •.y a pan:Allan MOW the spot, and yointeyl out the praeuer to ban, at the NUM time telling Mtn What bail hipperiol. The coeytahle wad he mold not kern a eatiyfactory ye ...at of tee pet...l)er, who was sot at pretest In any .0 u/..ti..u. • - TI•• 14.•••crutrm meal alee was placed in a very unpleasant po.itoc. Tbe puny e0nt..0t.,1 all the mosey she had with *cr. .in,l the return ticket by whisk she should have rote n.. torlay. Nu Henry, refosirog the appeal of the prisoner to " settle the wetter at °two," threcbm that he 4104111.1 be committal for test, tall the lady'erniperws, if resosiniug to town, allowed to her. M.UMBOROVGIUNTREET. Saga LAI cHtlitte. .to Swish, a yews; was, polars at the Clcirealoo eta, North.row, St. 'a, was charged before Mr. Uusiloa. isith Lays is tie home, N o . 4, North. NB “iwfal peepesa Fe iu lb. ..sisass d the emoilleeed. a Mr. Geor.,ss Pahl. r. 'wiener, 4. ifilrehreeiw, le snowed that ovi the arglit list was b the Cimeamlos Arm taking some ir(:...howut when the Imailisrd's troller, miring the de• lowdrot, went ap te his leeorea, the door si eh.elt ha found locked. Ids knocked. but adraittaieeli. eases down agate. A • • .0 float. 41 4 *l-4 hi.. 134 r. Yalaser's) med, he retarded to his coin test dour, sad as gaihig to his daughter's tsaloven 1. su. 1 Ledo e locked, and as her refutang to open the dour w... 1 lent\ hunt open. 1' tetel..o-lnl you Sul the deLudant there? A• Oahu. r -No. it tombs. .Why. was he given into custody! There is •4 that hr had beet, in the room. Y• Y. 1.7 -Why, ids cap wa left behind on the door -1:...„,;.t0rp-aad h.. rust have gut out of the window. I sine t.. was the case. 31. daughter i. hero, sad she sill ied.aps explai n the itnatter to your wurship. T... . ter.) dan„d i t. r. who hal ben sitting in court for IMMO to. • looks with oho loot, a.. smelt be tranzontal silent, •ts.l opt...ready .eeinc.l to little Living the atteutole .4 • crowded court called to her by h, father wider the v. ry p.. elver circuni• anees. bine; h.,, endowed 17 the constable that the pent. pt hese the ova., by which the defendant sad cum. vht..r had c..tried Os their clandestine court ther. oil Mr. Meadow meted bow theme stood, discharged i fesslaat. MAI:VLF:BONE rtruarunttrast , mtg.:it or CSILD STRAUSS. A !ono( woman, of rather mazy appearance, who s-it.sed toreell it. a warried woman, a dressmaker, At No. 30, tlary.street, Hampetead-road,eras broaght Torulina, 221 ft, and placed at the bar before Mr. :4, rloi,;el with b .vim; stolen child d three jean " -• Leif .1.1, this sou of Mr. Huntley, as aegaser, At Upper 11.'..-r,treet, Portress.square. ••• .-eidenee went to *how that between 10 and 11 this - 111.1atie Whit:Arr. ti.o Irene, took the child out for in the Itevot*.•pal nod that while ou one of the • Hanover-gate. the prisoner, without saying a word, d 4tM.4 the little and was making off with it, when •-.- nor.' utkrt,r n screens, at the same time Mead to take it fr,m her. She at length suc• I in iloin4 so, io,•1 prisouor was shortly a ft erwar d s *. - 0 .0... tl.c of shove elluderl to as she • 1,1 the +•: .4 nriono i : say. I...••fielil to the udieer)—Do you know anything of ii.oner? qt • r-- No, tour M.n.le/.1 It.. the I.;i-oner)---What have you to say 4s,,se r to this ,h.r:ge • I • - %el -I tleiu,,lit •. the time, a, that the child was v -en ; but I liar nostrrion. s.a returreleil for A seek. THAMES. AITIMPTTAI AUWIDE ST A BOY. r • r••••/•,-,A a 1.•.. about fourteen years of age, Lift" Mr N .fc, charged with atttrapting to • •••-*. to the Lanka Dark. I: • - Newton, a pol:o.- cnstable, No. fiG H. mid he .I.IIV to the 1.....e:0n Dock L e t s i g h t. and hoot( in the mittr clues to the OM Gravel and saw the boy strag,diog is the t. Ile threw a rope to the boy, which .1 to L. Lola uf, and be then P u 'ore'l the ' frn g s • hit., n it, noes w . a I thee alive. Ile applied the • • a.:l toon r...inutated hint. The prisoner h.ol tiir.o i hints, I: !rim the britl„e. 1 Is,. 4.11/1 h ewrit not Of work and is .li.trees, and .• I.• 7oothiag to do. He bad m , eral brothers DO% to be a burden to his mother be dtermiu..! .n, ladfKlastrrw•Cinn. h a very rash and wicked revolve / risltnionter it ..opoeed to all Lee dirks) mad L I to 1;.1 . - hi.ly nettlesome. e, ~ther the Ice leiku appeared to be much •••1 . Ler son rookl not get work, on.l he was much ° ''t ' l "eat it. She had a olded him, and he etclaimod. 4; tiros n tioro•:"." %Va. a0!,..r when he used those words? t-- es. .ir, lie OA quite sober. n•••aatted pri_emer to the Cladustwall • lAteettue for A wes-1. IV AN b,woaTe. I' ms. ritc.ltwr s • owed V. wise deserilml himselfas • I - li•h•- !Orrery', IQ, a hawker. teem ' t'.. 4., kl. f.,re Mr. Ilityw.in, eh:lmA with •• : I by false repro .. patkinaa, resita; at West-end, Wandsworth, dated that between wen. and right o'clock on the previous evening the pike shame to Ms house, awl he went out to speak is thrwa. Ortham aid, es witness understood, that he wee Mr. &Ma, the butcher, of Fu m e,, sad he mertleaml seem other name of a_paeoe living in Putney ea the IMO of the other prisoner. T then said that they wanted to get en idiot into an asylum and produced a entsaription ftd Graham also and that perhaps be would read/set him ea lie had been before in the same case. Witnesej mid at once, " We will out the matter short," and be immediately opened the door and shoved them out. Sergeant Blanchard, who took the prisoners into custody, handed to his warship a begging letter petition, which ha found upon Stewart. Just as Mr. Dayman was about to read it, Graham mid the paper was fictitious. ' The following is a copy :—" Lewisham Brewery, 11th ! September, 11•30. We, the undersigned, having known the late Mr. Edwin Frost for many yeses as • respectable trades man in this perish, and who died in embarrassed circurio static"; through becoming security for • relation to a con sidenble amount, do most ouneatly beg leave to re commend the ease of his widow and seven children to the charitable consideration of a few benevolent friends. Mrs. Frost, who is • person of superior aocompliehnwints and exemplary character, in desirous of being establialied in a Berlin wool end fancy repository, which would cost VW. She could then maintain her family in humble respectability. Harry sod Vincent NichoU, 2/. ; Henry Legge, 21. ; Vicar of Lewisham, 2/." The nMcer further stated that be found upon Graham two books relating to the London Orphan Asylum, aspens, sad the Merchant Shamans' Orphan Asylum. The prisoner told him that he went to Mr. Limea's house to sell • receipt for a French Polish, one of which he had in his possession headed " Patent reviver." The complainant denied that anythim woe mid about • receipt for • French polimh. It farther ippesred that Yr. Lucas immediatelv after wards went to the station, and upon Sergeant Blanchard proceeding to esareh for the prisoners, he found them con cealed in • ditch with • large coat over them. Yr. Dopes° showed that Mr. Lucas had 110011 rather too precipitate, for if be allowed them to have psi on. there would have been, in all probability, sofficimt to mend them for trial. He, however, should remand them for en 40i, Y. ~'.P# a 11 . 7;10 - 0!‘ *10°.17‘4 V T TEE EXPRESS, 'FRIDAY EVIRIING, OCTOBER CQMNERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARL-LANN.--(Y1118 DAY.) Then Las been a continneneeof &se dry weathm. through. cut the week ; and, although the temperature has bee. cold ad body at nights, considerable Jape e hm been made Is heaved operations in many Parts d the country. The barometer ii high, and there is every stmearence of the weather keeping more settled. The supply of home grown wheat this week is small, Soar rather rases liberaL Barley and malt couriderably increased since last market day, but still very limited. Oats, beam, peas, Am, very contracted. A few parcels of barley, but no oats, from Scotland. No Irish worth intim Elks foreign supplies of wheat ere more liberal; in addition to last report, Russian, Prussicia, Animican, and Black Rea. Of flour a supply of American berrcl., and a largo *sego of Spanish eanks reported yesterday. Barley matinees very scanty. Oats a liberal quantity, thou fe up beim from Black Sea, Archangel, and other Rooms Ralt i oats principally, and some few banish, Swedish, and psn The wheat trade is arm to-day, but not vmy rides, am holders am inclining to an advance m prier for foreign. English rather slow at fully Monday's Mau Barley for cribiling purposes rather deem. In malting very little doing. Markers in Scotland are quoted higher. Oats brisk at Monday's prices. Beans dearer today, Egyptians being held for an advance, which Dwane. unwilling to give. Peas rather dearer. without change in value; Norfolk*, en-ship, at 45e.; Spanish, 49.. to 525. per rack. FLOATING Concoct. —A steady trade passing at lags mica. WiClAT.—Bninah : Parer and Kent, white, 484. to 63a. ; ditto, line, 64a. to 68a. ; ditto red, 4 6a. to 57 L; ditto, fine, 525. to 63a. ; Norfolk, kc., two, old, 625. to 69a. per Yoreigri Dazitzto, 65a. to 684. ; fine, 675. w 7 , Konipberg, 625. to 685.; ditto, extra, —I.; Rectally 635. to 68s. ; America& white, 595. to 68s. ; ditto red, 59a. to 625. - Dewar. -English malting, 372. to 41c ; grinding, 30s. to 33..; distilling, 13. to 36.. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 33 to 315.; ditto distilling, 33. to 53. MALT.-English, If and Norfolk, 555. to 61s. ; Ass, 66.. to 695.; Kinpton and town mede,s3 615.; ine,6l.s. t 0761.; brown, 53. to 575. OATL-English feed, 265. Od. to 191, Od.; potato, 28..01. to 325. Od. ; foreign, Zia. 01. to 33 Od. 833.- English tick, 40s. to 431. ; harrow, 395. to 475. ; pim.4Ba. to 51s. ; foreign, 36a. to 43 -English boilers, XL to 43; maple, 43. to 43; grey, 39a. to 41e.; foreign, 33. to 43t. FLOUR. -Eagliah town, 513 to 513.; country, 425. to 445. ; households , 455. to 515.; Norfolk awl 43 to 43.; French 43 to 50s . per sack ; American, 3 0s . he 33a.; Spanish, 41s. to 495. Asturias urro umowr FROM ocr. 1 TO OCT. 6. Wiest llaglish sad Scotch. Ir Fee. Oda I it 1 •• • I 914* Mak 1790 Inglis►b Sack Mar. MO sacks; °reign Flour. 6(40 sacks, and WO barrels. 60 YAW 34070 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) =Tian AND TIM NAGNITTO Trueottoni.) (room OUR OWN CORRESPONDEN2.) Fair attendance at grain market to-day. Moderate baldness in wheat at full prime of Tuesday. Flour at late rates. Indian corn in moderate dema n d a t 3r 9Z to 375. for mixed ; 3;s. for Galata. Oats and oatmeal, rather more doing at fully Tuesday's rates. MINCING-LANE.--(THD3 DAY.) Stoat.—An itatetu, has been given to this article e t i tte French tariff having come into optimism The r have bought largely, particularly of West Ind* which hays sold at full prices ; foreign has also been freely bought at the full prices of last week, and in some instances at a alight advance, the market closing with firinnees, with a large business done. Refined : Advanced prices are *eked, and brown lumps quoted 49e, ed. to Sus. Corn.—plantation Ceylon has sold heavily, and quota tions have been with supported ; but fine Fart India sold at high prices. DIA. —Lower prices have again been inserted, and the trade have bought with more confidence, yet thu market may be celled dull. RICE.—A tair ►mount of business has been done consider ing the weather ha. become snore settled ; general quota tions are unaltered. Cu rrox.—AbOirt 4,000 bales sold this week, the low quo. Mien id. to scavanoe. Ball.—Pros lasi. been fully supported. Fisicin bare sold at s shade lower mom. SA LT PRIM —TMs Market hu been inactive. INDIGO. —The gorterly sale will eminence on Tuesday next. MAAR LISTS-THIS DAY. TALLOW siAitarr.—(THlS DAY.) The 11111 Alli ie steady, at the annexed prices : Peters berg Y.C. oe the asset, Me. ; the yew, 5 &. 9 d• Jae. to lima, 66. ; March only, 114 e. Bd. Two Oho= • The railway share market to-day exhibit. an unfavourable reaction, sales predominating. A reduction varying fr om Ito f per cent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks. Landon and North Western stock is quoted 100} to 101 ; Great Western, 74 to # ; Midbina, 129} to 1' • Lancashire and Yorkshim, 1174 to 118 ; flonth Eastern, 831 to 1 ; Caledon, 92 to ; Eastern Counties, 524 to 53 ; and Great Northern, 115 to 116. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have re lapsed to 7-16 to 15-16 dis. ; Grand Trunk of Ca nada and Dutch Rhenish Railway shares are weaker; Great Western of Canada retain an im proved tendency. The Indian lines are well supported. BOROUGH HOP ILtRICHT.—(THIS DAY.) Mum. r.ittenden and Fiona report that ripe 1880 bops are belling freely u follows:—Weald of Kent, from 131. to 20/. per cwt. ; Hower, 141. to 161. Fine yearlings and old hops are in demand. New Mid an d E as t Knits are a com plete drug on the market, being so blighted, it seems by soma of the circulars sent out, that the export of hops aince 1854 has amounted to upwaide of ten millions of pounds weight. Duty, 30,0001., with but few in favour. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 1%. Bd, ; Walls Bad LamlZ 19.. &l. ; Walls Had South Hatton, 19s. Rd. ; Walls Hartlepool, 19 . 3d.; Walls End Hellos, 19e.; Walls Zed Edon Main, 18s.; Walls End Marton, 18s.; Peashim, 14'0. ; Adelaide. 165.; Woodhouse Close, 16e ild.; South Hartlepool, 16s. 66.; Walls End Hadley, 16a; F..thergill Aberdare, 2%. ; Tanfleld Moor Butes, 13.. 6d. ; Debacle Hartley, 16a Od. ; Davidson'. Hartley, 16s. 6d. Hadley Hartley, ltis. Od. ; Howard's Hartley, 16s. 6d.-78 ships at market. et. 14 14. 1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Or MALT= MIOWL) CARDIFF MEETING.-(TRIS DAT.) ELY fIfrAICEI3. One mile and a The Speaker, Bangs, Nimrod, Artist, =rioeglege, W.ualerer, Dreadnought, The Gem, 31Arwell, sad Waal , ford are here. LADIES' PLATF.. One mile and a half. liznandra, Emblem, Marwell, Brine, ( 'liver Twist, A rean i um , Gift, Norma, Waterfonl, Watemprite, Artist, Lord Milton, Sunbury, and Bantam are here. 'TWO E.% ft-01.11 BrA ES. Five furlongs. Orion. Sloth. La Belle Sorsette, Touio , Fairwater, Dog rose, Midnight, and Rug/bone are here. H t.NDICAP IWRDLE RACE. Two miles. 7mandra, Norma, Oliver Twist, Buss, The Miller, Bun. bury, and Bantam are here. ME azorsntanoNs. MIDDLESEX. Yesterday Mr. lastoelot Shadwell, the barrister appuintsd to revise the electoral lists fcr the several parishes in the county of Kiddlescx, hold his omit at the Enfield Arms, Enfield, for the revision of the lista of the parishes in the Enfield polling district. The parishes comprised in the district were Edmonton, Enfield, Friern Barnet, Hadley, South Mims, and Tot- Witham. The return of the day's proceedings was as follows : Conservative return.--Conaervative objections, 176 ; sus tained, 123. Liberal objections, 96; sustaioed, 40. Liberal return.—Liberal objections, 123; sustained, 73. Couserrative objections, 138 ; sustained, 93. LIBMILL lITCILIC 01IP YL JAIILS. Liberal. Coosenative. Objections. Sustained. Objections. &astatine& vs Uz!,!idce Bedfoa - .... IRS Loado• Wataisster Mile-end ll9 Bethnal-green Hammersmith, Fu:harn, and )450 elniwien Ketssington 25.1 Itreatlmd Enfield Total. 1,700 1,042 2,115 1,190 COVMEIVATTC a IULTCIOI or 101. MOTEL Liberal. Conservative. Objections. Sastained. Objections. Sustained. r= dfu bri nt 83 ag• 73 29 143 WI 64 38 Be 42 Loudon ll9 72 217 IM/ Wedmicider 97 45 IM 127 Eines-crow . lBB 127 437 292 91 ilr-sod . . Bl9 45 292 154 14thaal green 67 38 348 290 Hasernensnith, j Valium, &ad :.149 87 88 44 Chiswick .. Kcieingtoss 241 122 302 145 Stratford ... 120 61 204 132 &kW ... % 40 176 173 Totals 1.313 707 2.407 1.207 The ragiateativa VW be reearned to-necerrow at 'Weimar°. EAST SURREY. The rrrising barrister, Mr. W. DL Beet, hell Ilia eosin yesterday, at the workhouse soeassittoo-roons, Herrnosidwy, for the perfume et revising the lists of voters for the parishes of St. John, St. Thomas, St. Oeors.., St. Mary, llotherhithe; St. Mrs, St. Saviour, and Senoondsey. Thu result of the day's a liberal ma jor.ty of :Si. Overameve jeeer eee tkits, ilP 2r es esaes reserved, 6. The revolt of Tuesday's for 'the reviaion of the parishes of Lambeth, Qepira , and Streatham, is a ma jority for Use Maras is theme parishes of 50 ; 18 cases are reeereed. FORGED NOTE& TO THII IDITOR OW TO WIPUBSIL hare pod had returned through ow hashers a forged st. note, deft hay 5, 1860. No. K—R, Mgr. The signature is • of "Hattie." The Peres who pamekt it to us represented himself as • dealer in cutlery. No doubt there ere other notes of the same inipressioe ready to he circulated, and your •atias et this may metre as a cautiou.-19e are, ke., J. G. sad J. TIDKA.RBR, 4, Castle-street, HolbornAlll, Oct. 4. SUDDEN Dgatm.—Mr. William Richards, arernim Mater, and member of Lloyd's Of the firm of W. Richert!' and Son, of New City-chantbent, Bishopegateatreeth died euthlenly at five o'clock yciterilay morning, at hie madame at Tottenham- The ileccesed gentleman had rematly re turned from Glassow, where ho had read a paper ea Ckniwal Average at the Social &ton', emigres, of which he was • member. He transacted business at Lieges on Wedeseday a n sssees , where the ant.ouncement of hie d ea th h em pro duced the deepest regret among the mambera He was seedy 70 years of sge. SERIOUS cßiaLcs anAntrr A WINE AND SPIRIT lira' Fi AMT. —Oa Wednesday an inquest teuehing the death of Patrick Whelan, who was partner with William Oat. field, wine and spirit merchant, at Birkenhead, was held intro the emcees (Mr. ('burton), at the George and Dr.tetin Tavern, Orange-lane, in the above town. It ap peared (rem the statement of Mr. Downitie, the einem who at teudeal the deceased before tb-ith, that Mr. Whelan had sltfered from an injury no the head, (mm the effects of a ltieh he died on Saturday last, and that the deceased had tirade a statement to Mr, Downing to the effect that be ' had I. quarrel with Mr. Outfield, his partner, during which he bad been struck over the temple by that gentleman, who had also lifted a bottle to strike him, hut. whether the de. ceased had been struck with the bottle he did not say. Mr. Downing desaibed the results of his r w ir.morfein examination, and said that the head presented go appearance of violence, but beneath the sadp, ow the left indent the temple. be found ecchymais. The itabstance of the brain wee healthy, though the ventricles presented evidences of disease. It wee his opinion that death was caused br lnSammatinn of the brain, with congestion. This might imve resulted from interior cameo, or from external violence. A fall might have pmdneed the appearances on the left side of the head, or • blow might have produced them. Other witnesses reposed that on Thursday last the deceased and Mr. °stacld quarrelled, and that during the thSpirte (which amen about non-attention to bisinee) Mr. °afield streak the deceased a blow oa the heal with his fist. The day after this occurniem Mr. Within complained that hie heed was sore, bet contimted to attend his Nominee' up to Saturday lest. The jury found that the deceased died from disease of the brain, scaderated ter a blow given by Mr. Osidefil. The coroner intimated that he 'finch! not coma& Mr. Gatflold, but leave it to the de-retina of the friends of the detremed whether they would parcel against him before • magistrate. Fotti;ria or LEWES.. —A Now York contem porary thus dispeetraof a letter importing to have been written by a lady well known in Ragland, and which has obtained cuadderatile private circulation :—" The spray' et Mrs. 0---, published a few weekeshice In the Tribune, Maowpreasuared • forgery on the drag* of it letter treat yes. lenelt, in the pa stmoke of Wm. J. Allinson, of Burlington, N.J. Mrs. G— rays, T know of nothing whatever the letter to which you Wats, and hope rot will let the world know it at erne. It, is scan- I &leas of flee* who have done It. "—Xis York Daily I :fres, Sept. 21. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Orocw, Little business has been done this morning in home mining stocks. East Wheel Rua,oll shares, however, are in demand, and have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at the improved price of 12 to 121. Wheal Edward are marked 2 1 . The other transactions have been chief to shame in Provi dence, Grambler and St An Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), Wheal Unity, and Leh:att. St. John del Rey Mining shares we supported at the late advance, having been dealt in at 214 and 28/. Colonial mining securities are very quiet. Wheal Basset on the lid itutant declared a dividend of 31. par slurs. South Basset Mine on the 2nd instant made a call of 11. pee aura MARRIAGE Or LADY MARY PETTY FITZMAERICR TO TUC HON. CoLoWEL PERT HEIRIRT, M.P.—Yesterday inceming the marriage of Lally Mary Petty Fitment ice, only child of the late Earl of Kerry, and granddaughter of the most noble the Marquil of Lansdowne, LG., P.C., D.C.L., with the Hon. Colonel Perey Herbert, M.P., brother of the Fad of Fowls, and heir presumptive to the earldom, was solemnised at Wimbledon Church, Surrey, in the presence of the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl of Powis, the Countess of Shelburne, Lady Harriet Herbert, the Countess of Powis, and Lady Lucy Herbert, and others of the nobi lity. In the afternoon the bridal putt left town for Wiltshire. DIATII or DORACAM LADY WI regret to record the demise of Julia, Lady Wrottesley, widow of the late Lord Wrottcaley, who dlod on Lumley last, at Clifton, near Bristol. The deceased lady was the second wife of the late land Wrottesley, and was daughter of Mr. Jno. Conyers and widow of Captain the Hon. Jno. Miley Bennet, R.N. liArrwau, CAVES, Sourantr. —The large collec tion of au tediluv inn bows, atalactites, foesils,ounen/a Roma nod Grecian remains, sod curiosities and shin's of meta, col lected with a rest amount of care, labour, sod eon ooze by the late Bishop of Bath and Wells, assisted by Kr. Beard, were brought to the hammer on Thursday last, when the whole collection, with sons trifling exceptions, posed into the howls of Mr. Whereat, of the Public Libor 7, Weetos enper-Alare. During the sale, which occupied the whole of 'Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday, this deliuhtful spot was visited by thoomaillit of persons. The cedleetion is said to have re dised a sum fat exoetaling the expectations of its late °weer. r. We RIFLE SHOOTING.—At the Wimbledon contest, Mr. Roes, the chanipion of the festival, had ten shots si eroch of three Wks of 800, OW, and 1,000 yards. In these :V.) shots he sco or red 24, and thie number w enough to give him the victory over all competitors. At the Newton con test, which came off last week on the Southport, mule, Captain Ink, ride instructor in the 2nd Cheshire Militie, Kr. J. Leeoe, of the Manchester Rifle Club, and Mr. Marriott, of the 4th West York Volunteers, all aorpamcd the iIiPW" denoting the exploits of Mr. Ross. The first great match at long ranges wee for • prise of 801., open to all comm. The distances were WO, 900, sell 1,000 reed% Its at Wimbledon, but the shots allowed were only brill an many as on that via., 5 Meted of 10 aura range, giving a total of lb only in piataid swim. 'helms, Captain Ink moored 16 poinispligklbantatlllk 11. r. Lome EL Next came a contanggroggenitelkelinenla conditions for the Southport Cup. At Mill trial Ink and Mr. Leon each sowed sad to shoot 43 o a rthn a tie. Comparing, therefore, them scares with that made by Mr. Hoes, and allowing for the dillemmas in the number of round' fired, we mei eawnlinle that Lancaster has improved apse tie W pattarn, has shows better thaw wee hod et the gene national contest. This, einem OD b eMablished even upon a genand easmarMen et the ewe pariarmances. At Wimbledon 40 eompetitera rode *I paints in Al rounds ege s, ; at m,,uth t v-wt 24 competitor, made 346 wish is MI. rounds iach. The average in the former case is 9•65, in the latter 710, giving a decidedly superior score to filouthport, considering the smaller number ot shots allowed.—Timer. OADJNAZY SHAMS AND NIOCILL -.- Ma I 1 1 / 4 1 I Ammar& I Cbsimirss.risri.". a.i., I ai115464.7 ... 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Now Do.b:ll•Jorr•A: o .. t Do. 46. hi SW 4. Do. do. 71 Do.dep.et.Bdo.,pay. Madras Guar. 14 par cd. Do. do. II c o t Da. 4! per et. Do. 40 &tom d 0... Itolb.Oorp.dp. cd.l - N. Awick a 0 dim • cop. Bk. Do. do. Land do. Do. do. B cop. do. _ Po. ___ do. _Load do. ee (u~►:d --- Do. Pmjaub $1.4 1 tholdidjinitAllerfp 1 , 4 WO 110. lab 5.110, 10400' K:4 6,000 4 ON 4.0001 P 4? c,lial 14000 MR t•! 0 1 4 3111.000 le I,ok 400 L:1 1. 111001 100 )93.111 100 10 9 13 9 29 20 9 101 100 KG 1;* 102 1 dls par 21 2; i I II I} ,ils li 11 1 4 MI 2 6 I I 42 1 1 Or SO 71 74 ui ni log PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lreenront,„ Off. 4.—Tbe WU t was very good all day, but at the close a trifle raster to prim. Birkenhead, 77f. 78—Caledonian Stork, Ti lllbsters NOW* 1 01 10 11-10— Grest Northern Mock, 117k—Great Weston's. 74 7*l—Lancashlre and York shire, 1 1101—London and North 'Western. 1010 1011—Xsa. cheater, giseetald. and Lincoln , 48 461-Ifidland —Ditto, new snares. a 111.18 p.—North Sri block . 170} On 4.—North inaffordshlre. SS-16 gi d.—North lisakerk Bee wick Capital Stock, 104* 1043—Yorit Capital Block. 19 MP Ueda Mock, so N9l—nouth Eznnwn, IS 8.16 266.16—eat Bed. land, Orford, 40 60—Duteh Rhenish, d.-Great Lexesaboarg, 7 7i—Orand Trunk or Canada. 6 Lin 6 15-16-11 rest Western of Canada, 18 1646 14 1 .18--" Ditto new shares 0 13-16 6 11-16 & Buffalo and Lake Horan, si 61—Great Ship, ea 3d. es, Thames and Yaw Mirka Oompaty, P. Tim WaAnna Aim TIP °ion nr Lisr.strix— Por the week etl ei twenirpeeenig the weather was mast kmonieble for sad beijiht wed warm remain. did muck to = 11 1 1 1 1 : outatanduig corn crops. Up to 19 o'clock on Weilegniay s 4 s t s :air was mat mild and balmy, but Mae* glee the wind went roand smagsaly to &W.. Yet a ail it rose to • full gelm sad bralry min M. lumen coming from 11p. krer* and Dui W teeseimil with the full fury of the lempak Atetremiselse r orweekeer ; but during the day a sharp high wind Wow. and fb weathu appears to be say. thin- but settled. —Preestase s Jeanie/. 4 4 / 1 6LACII. RALF - • CROWN D1M.... TIIIVARDAY, OCT. S.—Admissions on payment. 1,960; ditto by mesa tickets, 2,569. Total visitors, 4,519. 3 ' HONE} MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLot.w. The stock markets today exhibit a par tial reaction. Some of the persons who have bought on speculation during the last few days are realizing their profits. Consols have declined per omit. The reduction in British railway stocks varies from #to per cent. Grand Trunk of Canada and Lonibardo-Veuetien railway shares are likewise weaker. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 69fr. 20c., showing no change since yesterday after noon. Consols are officially marked 934, f, and f for money, and 931 and 4 for the account. The present quotations are 934 for cash, and 934 to f for next Thursday's settlement. The official busi ness report is as follows :—lndia Five per Cent. stock, 18/59, 1034, f ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1858, 964 ; ditto Bonds, 56., dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 4e., Is., prem. The foreign stock market is likewise dull, but prices generally fairly supported. Spauish Bonds are firm. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 73f to 74, and that of 1858, 56 to f. Sales are recorded as follows.—Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 62 (exchange 105.) ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 874, 88 ; Peru vian Three per Ceuta., for account, 734 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 49 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 40 ; Turkish Six per Conte., 1854, 734 ; ditto Six per Ciente, 1858, for account, 584 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101 f, 4 ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., 234 ; ditto One-and-a- Half per Cents., 124. The sum of 16,0901. in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation, and it is understood that additional sums will be withdrawn unless supplies come quickly to hand. The remittances from the United States aro now limited, the City of Washington having brought only 3,0001. From Australia 151,500!. 18 due by the Orwell ;152,0001. by the Red Jacket, and 141,0001. by the Norfolk, may be looked for in two or three weeks. The quotations of exchange come rather dull from several of the principal continental cities. The Bombay mail via Marseilles will be tlis tributed in London to-morrow morning. A company is in course of formation for the cultivation of cotton in Australia, more particularly in New South Wales. There is no doubt that that colony presents great advantages for the culti vation of the plant, and that a hearty support will be received from the colonial authorities. It is proposed that the operations of the company shall commence by the cultivation of from 1,000 to 2,000 acres. Amongst the names identified with the undertaking are several well known in connexion with colonial progress, including those of Lord Alfred Churchill, M.P., Messrs. Thos. Baxley, M.P., Matthew Marsh, M.P., W. F. de Saha, W. C. Wentworth, J. A. Youl, and Albert J. Allem. The first capital is to be 100,0001., with power to increase it. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,1421. ; the Midland, l an increase of 2,7261. ; the Great Western, an in crease of 6531. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 8091. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 5,041. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 111. The half-yearly interest is advertised en Panama Railroad 7 per Cent. Bonds of 1855-65. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday the sitting for the examinatgn of Mr. William Dickina, shoe manufacturer, of Daventry, was adjourned to the 21st November, the accounts not having been filed. The petition towindrip the General Discount Com pany,ted by 111 r. Leunard, stands over till tr a iTxt, by arrangement. A meeting took plaoeyesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Smith and Co., distillers, of Whitechapel, who suspended payment on the 26th tilt. The balance-sheet, prepared by Mr. S. L Price, the accountant, shows a surplus. It was explained that Mr. Smith is not in a position to pay 20s. in the pound in instalmeuts at fixed dates, no assistance being obtainable, and that hie desire is to place the estate in the hands of two or three creditors, to act as inspectors. A resolution was accordinglypaased i authoriaing the estate to be wound up n this manner, and appointing three inspectors. The chairman: bore testimony to the honourable charac ter of Mr. G. Smith, and expressed his belief that the liquidation will prove to be fully as favourable as is anticipated : he concluded by moving a reso lution expressive of the sympathy of the meeting, which was unanimously carried. Notice is given that the office branch of the de partment of tho Director-General of Stores to India will be removed on Monday next from Leadenhall-streot to Cannon-row, Westminster, the business connected with the receipt and inspec tion of stores continuing at Leadentall-street as heretofore. The Benvoirlich and Ellen Rodgers have arrived from China with 1,494,300 lbs. of tea. Messrs. Page and Welch's hide circular has the following : A decline to the extent of fully 10 per cent. has taken place within the last few days in the value of London Mar ket hides, and an tanners ara evincing great caution m their purchases, and the supply is usually large at this season, there is a probability of a gal farther depreciation. This fact, in conjunction with the heavy stocks n3w held, ought to convince merchenta of the iinpolicy of longer resisting • reasonable concession in the price of South American It is not likely, after such events as have lately cast a gloom over the trade, w ith s a les of leather by no means easy at drooping prices, and abundant supplies of market hides of good quality at more moderaterates, that tanners will operate lreely in foreign hides at prices so much above their relative value. TIMMIAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at En, "sellers," for next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at rose to 93} I, and closed at 93g, " buyers. For money the last price was 93M, " sellers," and for the Bth November 94 to 9-16. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93i, t f • ditto for amount (Oct. 11), 93i, *, ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, ; ditto for account, 108} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1838, 96} ; ditto Bonds, 4s. du. ; Five per Cent."enforced" rupee paper, 98t Indian government securities wore firm. Ex chequer Bills rose ls., closing at Is. to 4a. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly more active. . . . . Bank shares to-day were steady, at former prices. The miscellaneous share market was likewise quiet. Grad Ship shares continue to droop, and closed at 6a to 6s. rid. Crystal Palace Preference stock was right= more offered. Loulon Dock stock was offi cially marked 64i and 64. The securities of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company continue to attract atten tion. The ordinary stock cloned at 54 to 55 ; the 5 per cent. preference, at 91 to 93 ; and the Wes tern Fatension, at par to prem. The new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted lfr peem., " buyers." The " Optional Righter" scrip of the Illinois Cen tral Railway Company was inquired for, and closed at 41 to 51, Canadalgovernment Five per Cents. were inquired for to-day and firmer. There was also an improve ment in United States Five per Cents. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow:—Ocean Marine Laur ance, 2 to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mem- . Marine, I to 13-16 prem. • Universal Marine iIII4IIIWICIN 9-16 to ft prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; Rest India Irrigation, 1-16 din. to pas. The Kidderminater Reform Association cele inkled their tizirl anniversary ou Tuesday evenin by a +orris, at which the borough , member, Mr A. R. 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