The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (T 1111) DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Htfore Mr. l'ossinissioner GonMum.) ik kit .1. cow., earth.- • , UTLAWRV. Die koakrupt was a leveller. of Kin Williamstresil., 1.. Ile recently taking with him a female ..s.t all hi. propeny, rat leaviog his (anal, in great distrwa. 1 !wean! was offered for hit alimhenvion, but hitherto salvo; eife:t.„ though the officers are rod to have obtained wane traces of his whereabouts. The. was the csaiiiinatesi meeting. Some proofs of debt taken, sad au the application of Mr. Smith, fur the is..denies s, the usual prorlaniation of outlawry was made. 11. , ..•.au , . old that as allowance should lie n.a6• ta th.• beaskrupt's .if., but his Honour Jul not think ii t!.• - ►et gave power to make such as - , li:t • AND i lit t IIkkeANTILIC The. is. the timt sitting unite the bankruptcy al Memel s, rio n.wn•s mid A u4usto soares, morebants, of 50, Law. trohng under the firm of A. J. Soares sod Sac The la, buon.u) statement of a.'count.. prepared by Mr. Mal i. ri., .lams iinweiirtal 41. bts of 16,5.191., sod liabdities I.•il+t., with assets of about 3,100/. The bankrupts came b• the C./111 0o their iina petitiou on the 10th inst. .tadomes were sow choacn. sIIERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. illefons Mr. Under.4heriff Burebell sad a Jury.) PROCI.AVATI,M4 OUTLAWIIT. Mr. Hemp the ••tficer, nude hi monthly "all" of rosliatationa. There were only three in the list, namely, .I,be• Wbeekion Heoion, at the suit of George A. Bartho w sal another, Henry Bowes Watson, at the o l d • f *NMI Ely; sod thorge Warren, at the suit of John This wags the la.t connty court of the present .lo•nrfs, and the salt was sipointell for 4 Ictober 24. There were only two c.•••••ea in the list. One was with .lr.orru. ant is the other, which RA. for an undertaker's bill, ,assent wee Fiero for 9/. In this rase the matter was l•rfo.n. Mr. l'aftr.aleriff flurebell at a form er court, and it ......1•••••••vered that the writ W. not wklreseed to the ...hectic of Mnblleaes, brie; a blink, and he refused to I.n.essal. The writ living been released woe ,sot down for trial, and a consent given. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. omen Mr. Janis* Bylaw.) Till itiorrinniroint ZAILWAT ACCIDICIT. r This manias Mr. Best, who is retained to 000 duct the &from on behalf of the young was Rayner, who is charged upun the eareser's ingoislMea with manslaughter ariseeg out the late fearful seaway accident, applied to his lord. ship to know if Mr. Iliffard, who is retained upon the part of the promecutioe, intended to offer any evidence to the petty jury, dace the greed jury ignored the hilL Mr. thffard said he hail looked very carefully over the whole of the evidence, and he thought he would 1:101, be ih.ieg hi. duty if allowed a verdict of not gutty to hi retureed upon the decision of the grand jury. The general eridesve against the prisoner, it wee true, did not much sited him, but the most material crab:nee against him was own statement, which bad nut born laud before the osod jury, end upoa that he thought it r i g ht th a t th e rare should go before the jury. Mr. Itest awl the defendant hail not yet surrewlersd, sod askcd that it might stand over to the best session. 11.. lordship, however, said that as the grand jury had gnawed the hill, he could not accede to the application at presesh THE HOLBORN mutton. Williams (.ern. Ali, poulterer, was indicted for the wilful menhir of Mary Aso* blokes Cope, his wife. Mr. Clerk attended to comdsot the proem:aloe ; and alienated as behalf of theiwanorier. It eppeared that the pnioner lived with his wife in New• too street, Holborn ; and, wham sober. they lived together eueediugly good tense, but wham Misbrand they were quarrelsome. Ile the day of the 2sill at August the proon.r acid his wife had bees to a tumoral, and on return-' ing in the evening they wen a little the WOMB kr drink. A little later is the evening the deceased ess sews is a public-house drinking pa with some of her 'needs, &ad moos after that the primmer sad his wife were sees quarreling together. It awned tha the wife west home first and oboe the prisooer west bane dm would not anew him to go in, and slammed the i.e in los face. He ultimately forced his way in, amd after that segue &spy words ensued and she streak his Is Uri face, after which he Nei up to their room, which was as the Met door. Use of the decemeate blade told bee she had Letter keep set of the way until his peaks was over, sod the amid she said do so. The premier was beard to my that be wield have so more at that ; he would setae it either that sight or the next wieretsg. Ile afterwards wait to a mildishesse, end told W berme. be had lest ease money. The harms asked bias If he bad a hole in hie pocket. His said se ; ben he'd be - be wouldn't do it. He thus west home, ad nothing more was seem of his for about three-querters of as hew, whit we &hone throe o'clock, whew be was aim by two polies wen to epee set of hie doer. He wade tower& aim bat dial eel speak. and Wry diesovered that be bail • pub la Ws threat They took kin to the hospital, and es ILs rend Yes be athacksl the pollownie settee by liweebleg be. leg, gad the, sodded bin is the thireelks been wbia be bed awe, as if o f that he witted he ese be p er bask. Os* of the ieeee asked Wm Vhe bad e s les wifie threat as well as hie own, and be apes sedded hie bawl He we suswyd to the hospital, wed the allow Twat te W hew sad these laud his We with her Oral an. sod "dee ark The plerber's stateeses• was. AM be eft lyieg es la beg. and while he wee asleep be as weals with eenewang being drawn swam his threat, sad he footed tie wife hod es ►his throat, nod d e mat have ea her sea West afterwards. Eeidense was ease* however, whisk west to show that what the deemed leen herd, she era frig es her beck with her bowl is a baled. sod a wooed in bee threat, owe mewling with a deep gosh nadir *e ear, es the nabs side of the seek, intending right round to the other side, gradually leassaing unt il it arrived merle at • peat ou the left ids, showing that if it had teen iodated by no deceased hessalt , It roust have hem inn ter left bend; sad it was proved that she wee a tt beaded persce. There was ales a large pool of wooed where she was lyre& sad there were so trust of bleed from there Is my direction A camber of witnesses were sad is war to make oat the rase, sad Mr. Pester, the swipes who emawiaed the body. enameled his opines that it was meet imprelalde Int she could have indicted the isjory epos bereetf, bat ✓id he should be sorry to swear that it was longeselble that she should have dose so. Me trial was proceeding wham our report liti ed Dana UNIGhs Jon! lb. notes* to • cheese of perjury, was isesgh mai fee *lg• mint, and antenced to he imprinceed sad kept le bud labour for twelve mouths. NZW COURT. (More Mr. Justin &atleg.) Prurvusiy to the Denser Wag prowesied with, Kr. demi*, K • rid that with nieremo• I. the aildavitn yawls bed pot is yestardsy, end the Igo O.:RU M MAI to madam the etereepsedease el Mite Joliaateee so the defendant, Viewed Oellued. he thought that—is • charge of seek a earbein Were, when Use Whore were writhes by pre. section to the primmer—the prism's?' Ispl advisees ought to ne tint serrespeadeece to determiee hew far it wee Mersa' to the Mean, bet be did not ayes that they should base • copy of the lenses. He should order that this primroses bal advisee be allowed to me the whole of the correspowdemse, bulk the original letters and the cerise, sad bare n the fa Keil the quinine - of 'briber the letters stash be made pehlie he wield leave to be deter mined by the judge before whose the sue is to be tried. With fiord to the le pestrese the trial until twit sissies, thet he vas rineoeshis, rued ordered tin trial Mislead ever. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. CARR:AIM ROBBERT. Ja firridersos, daerribed as • porter, of 5. Joka4ilSolk fAzware.roarl, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with airbag a leather tag, containing • pencil case and several other articles, the property of Mies Ulm Mary Ana Toiler, I PRIM; lady, resisting at 14. St. John's wood Part. William Cooper, die coachman, while the coinage was waiting is Osfordatmet, saw tM prisoner take the m l tivr a tlin carriage and run away, u p on w hi c h he p. hen; sod John %.bb, of V. Portmaliatreet, Portman .Eurr, and John Cooper, of 18, Spring-stunt, Maochestor mjk”red th e prisoner, sad eaw him adroitly threw the hag int o a parsing omnibus, the door of which happened to he open at the time. John Cooper seized the pv4 mid healed him over to Mott, VI C, and the -item trod, found the Lag in the omnibus, and give it to thisocia stUle, tt the station the prisoner rid ha had sever seen 16 I'M het w►en before Ur. Tyre/bite he ► pithq. kelo c c lumen to the _Mr. committed hub for tire moths, with held Mew. marl tke Criminal Jotke Act. MING C lIIIMIG MOW was. A erli-dressed yawn; mak iris &scribed hieing( u • t 1 . 6. sod pre the mos of Messy Wynn. residin wi g IKS, H l 4 ii..lbore, chirp& Were Hr. Barker th at being gmb. Tbs disorderly, awl sitisenieldeg the street Lampe in . Holborn. rmce-esastoble 141 l 1. odd that this rooming, &at kw leek& heerd • pest inelisrlisece sad some ore alikleg us Cl diogeslisg Lump. As As .wr• tripe tussah the the Mssw the phew, 1.4 up • amp Post ,fd MA oat the NAL They was • Litt& farther, and moo ths. prisoner Ms& OM Cl his esspesions sad he pat "As ha. %hp bp goal p t le theft the prisoner sod THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, -- Lin companions were shout to pat oat some more, when they " twigged • him—(a laugh)- and ran away. He took the pri otorr into custody, and then ascertained that he was the woos, for liquor. Mr. Mould (the chief clerk) said that the peactice of put ting out the street lamp, wadi a very ilangertaui one, and a great eneounigemtnt to thieves. Coder the Gas Act the prisoner was liable to • peoalty of rII. The prviotier said he did no t pat out the lamp, but his companion dol. Mr. Harker tined the defendant 204., or in default four teen day: hard labour iu the House if Correction. The prisoner out hayloft the mosey, ware locked up. WESTMINSTER. MR. R , )I.LOWAT'S case. This morning the itcr. Henry Hullowny, formerly chaplain .if St. Cr.avi Hospital, was placed in the duck on remand, charged with qmiling various articles from railway Maticirt. .Mr. ..troold, the magistrate. said be had received a letter from Mr. Sleigh, the lorrister, who stated that he had been retaiued for the proaceutioe, and requeated that the case might stand over till three o'clock, but that was obviously Mr. t* T. Burke Bushy, solicitor, of Chesterfield, an d coroner for that borough:identified au umbrella which was found in the pusgeasiou of the prisoner. On Monday, the 19th of .lugugt, he arrived in London and proceeded to the Waterloo ritatioe of the South Western Railway. He had with him threeteau, • black leather a mar, sod a roll package., which umbrella produced, and which had his name on it, was strapped. He left his luggage with the porter, on a truck, not far from the re treatment room, and was there about three-quarters of an hour. When he retorted all the luppige wason the truck ex cept the umbrella, which had been taken from the Coati. He wag ',went from EngLod about • fortnight, and on his return be received a letter from Mr. Carpenter. the guperin. tgodeut, inforniing hint that he had the umbrella to his possession. Some other cases having been mentioned, the prisoner' was re:needed till this day week. MAR 11.1:11 , 0NE. Brit..l.A RV AND ROBBERY. WeMa,* Iti rry and .Vary, his wife, living at No. 1, Wil• liam-street, Marylelene-lane, were placed at the bar, charged with being contents" in a burglary and robbery at the residence of 11. W. Deane, Esq., B, Cavendish w Imre. It appeared from the evidence the premises were locked up at I I bust night, and at 7 this morning it was ascer tained that an entry had been effected by forcing the outer area door ; an examination of the dwelling was then made, when it was discovered that a writing desk in the drawing-room had been opened, and that from various other apartments were stolen two miniatures set in gold, • bronze jar, as also some spoons, • scarf, towels, ltc. Information of the robbery was gives to Mergeaut White, 16 1), by whom the prisoners were Lot night taken into custody at their lodgings, which were searched, and in them were found the top of the license jar, end three or four articles which were identified by the house maid ss forming a portion of the plunder. The officer pro duped two chisel s t a k en by hi m f rom • cupboard is a room occupied by the prisoners. One of them was evidently, by comparing it with the marks on the area door and en the desk, the implement with which the entry into the house was made. 1t was further shown that the male prisoner, who alleged that he had not left his hem until he got up at his meld time in the morning, was sees by Vousden, 173 1), at 3 o'clock standing near the pew tutor's residelee. The prewnere -one of whom, the female, had been ser vant at the bonne, and left last April- were remanded for • weak. THE CI?? OP LONDON zsannurrox (ISIS DAY.) -+ This morning at 11 o'clock, Alfred Hanson, Esq., the barrister appointed to revise tits lists of voters for the Illy of London, resumed his duties in the Court of Common Plass, Guildhall. Mr. Soluey Smith sad Mr. George Ledger appeared from the Liberal Association ; and )Ir. Noakes (Noakes and Car. lisle) from the City of Lamina Conservative Itegistratioe Association. The Revising Barrister, on taking his seat, said it wu his desire that in future the clinks of the various Livery companies and the vestry clerks of the several parishes, or some person acting on their behalf, should be in attendance during the revision of their respective lists for the purpose of satisfying the court regarding any changes in the lists arising from deaths or other causes, which have arisen since the publication of the lists. Theiiotirt then proceeded with the revision of the lists of the livery, but heron.' the expuogiog of a few names, in oensequenoe of death or removal beyond the distance of seven miles, nothing occurred worthy of notice. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OR wiac nizcoura.) LEICESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SCURRY HANDICAP. Half a mile. Penalty, Necromancer, Par&lot% X Julia, Bubbles, Repartee, and Volition are hare. REEF FIN G TON NU RS ERY HANDICAP. Three. quarters of a ails. Eleakone, Ransom Macke)* Iras Livingstos, My Partaer, 'and*, us, Hartiogies, awl Forester an ►are. _ . WELTER HANDICAP. Ono see and • quarto,. Dome Moak, Mims Elesaor, Parclaliake, LitOlo Dick, and The are haw ENTRY FOR QUERN% PLATS. Three miles. velambs, Lawyer, Coßow Os, Kin Mame, Pastime. Nelda& saA Goyim!. Ei+l.'rm.—SJtMrM, Wet 00, awl others. ris HOMICIDS 7741 NiIICUSTLE.WIDER- LYME. On Tuesday evening, en inquest wee opened Were Mr. Hardie& compeer, a•view of the body of Maud Pick/Jock, the young INN ~ b yove bees hued by a blow from a pima of weed ided Thames Jelmeoe, keeper of the Mile Home Isevehouse, between Newcastle and Cheeteeten, Mier CiIIEIMIAIDOINI detailed is yeeterilay's Express. The jury having been sworn, sad the body examined, the first witness celled was the youeg man Proctor, whose evidence (only partly completed, from se occurrence related below) seat to show that he and mw the prisoner's =Wand a ampenten haniediat*after church hours on sad nada an appointment with thorn ; that Noe eir.biteeher Cooper went off with Miss Johnson, and es hie retain hem his ramble was sees by the father, who streak him. To arrive at those few simple facta over an boor was expended by the coroner, the witness answering with much veguenese, and with a relneleace that implied a fair that the eememnecase night windy involve All the endenveene of the mesa to amen idiom that he hod a/Wag Is fear hem giving " the whole troth" were truths; and tam lagelry wee prolonged beyond all patience, without in the least degree steaming the thread of the story. Dirks' the ezainiestice, a juror, she hod been hurriedly miffed le to eqgiy the plain of one objected to by 7 the attor. ney for the indulged in strassely t and inehmant remarks ; and at hot this enseenaly interruption woe amid to sash a pitch as to lead to the interference of Mr. Superiamodest Poesy, when it wee disoovered that the juror was in a state of intoxication. Matters were thus Wooed to a dead lock. The °wooer refused to premed with the inci , ordered the obooximis juror to leave the room, and d i scharged the rest. A fresh jury, omehding of ,'even of the old names with one Dew one, were sworn, the body was visited a &mod time, and the inquiry set in order for a sew Mart. Aa the night was far advanced, nothing farther wa, done, and an adjournment was ordered an ?bender (this day) at 3 o'clock. Mock excitement is still wired in respect to the cam. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT. On Tuesday evening last • fatal accident hap plead at the Tarringtoe station of the Worcester and HOW ford Railway, midway between Hereford sad Ledbruy, to Mr. Wallace, the manager or bailiff of the h ome f arm of the lady Emily Foley's estates, at Stoke Edith, Herefordshire. The unfortunate rime jumped nut of a carriege at Terrier*q astir* before the train bad stopped, sad isstantly slimed down between the carriages and the platform. Two wheels of one of the carriage. pared entirely over him, sad the Net wheel of the succeeding snags rested on the body. la this fearful positios he reamed fur a few ral mate% remain most agooisingly, until ho meld be released by the backlog of the train for shoot a yard. O n bang raked to the plitUann a miasmas smote & presented itself, the wheels having terribly' maag hid the lower portioes of Ms abdomen sad th e pelvis. Lae vim sot extinct, mad it we. deemed advisable to remove him to Hereford, with the view of obtaining adequate surgical aid in the meet of hie surviving • but the anteate r'se tom aspired almost immediately lats . r lie was placed to one of the carriages. The deceased was much respected I. the neighbourhood of Tarrington. He was in the rhos of lib, sad learns • widow, sod two sows about 14 sad 16 pars old. He bad been to Lodbory Agricultural Show, at which he had woe several prima with lady Emily Foley's farm stock. He heel also attisoded the agricultural dinner., but was quite sober, being • man of abstemious habits, and was within a short distance of his home, full of spirits, when the melancholy accident ha yased, No blame whatever attaches to the railway ' The boring of the Arteftian well at Plumy seems DOW to base reached the sheet of water so long expected. Om Tuesday about moon a stream gushed forth is conaider. able volume. Poor-orrice SAVINOR-BANICII.--ne POStrOffiCO saviege-bank measure °palletise to be snessinfol, number of banks sow established Is Segied and Wales is &boat 300, and from the liminess done bet week we ham reason to balm fully maintained the promise of the agesdegaley. Onwhalf of the depositor,. it is 'append, OMB woman and young permits. People travelling fmre = lothso g i g * gig already mins theniselves of the peculiar whisk these banks afford. Applications for the miablishment of basks in localities which do not yet poses them, are, we beer, daily being transmitted to the c en t ra l Ake. A mentarlal to Use Post-oflioe authorities, praying far the establishment of • bank in Chancery-lam, is now in course of preparatiem It has already received some 230 or 300 'feature*, amen which ma the mines of berristem, soliciton, literary wawa, together with Marks, tradestoen,ka. THE MOTIIIIMILL MYSTIRT CtsAa>m trip.— Mr. Dundee Simpson writer from /denklend Airdrie, op this 24th inst., to the editor of the Nerd= Mail, in the following terms :—" Sir, —1 consider if • dolly incumbent ma me at the earliest moment to aequelet you, and, through you, the public, that I have received Warm ties from an authentic and reliable source of my sea disppsaraoce recently created so much mite. meet—being still • vs. For his own foolish and heettlime conduct he a aloe* respoosible, and I beg to ewer the hops that the publication of this note nay sew it the matter at rest, sad reader say additional oseaments is eolumes annecessuy ; end that what is been ase publicly etProlded in Tepid to him and his affairs nay now NO oemeimed to oblivion." THE RUGBY AFFAIR. A Rugby oorrespondent of the Leeds Mercury writes :—" Mts. MIL the baby, and the nursemaid have been residing in itughysinceSaturday last. Mrs fill suffi cient personal attraction to )nstsfy belief in t e report that mho ha, lad captive many suitors. It is a fact that ohs was awn away with when at boarding school, and that she was brought hack by a well-known person, who, in his entire. Toon to rescue the lady from her gallant awl enterprising admirer, remised a lasting memento on the must prominent feature of his countenance. " The wealth of the lady was greatly exaggerated in the first amounts of the case. Leidy Burdett, the mother of Mrs. Hill, re4deil at Brussels, upon an income of 2,0001. per annum, terminable with her life. Her estate is managed and the rents of her property collected by Mr. M a ltby, the vice-mogul of and this accounts is a great measure for the intimate knowledge which Mr. Maltby appease to have of Mrs. Hi'ls private affairs. Mrs. Hill derives con siderable pecuniary advantages from the settlements made upon her by the prisoner, and that in some measure, apart from the promptiogs of the maternal instinct, accounts for the anxiety which has been manifested to have the child identified. Mr. Hill entered amuse some mouths ago in the Divorce Court, and should the issue be that he obtained a judicial separation from his wife, the two questions of the paternity and identity of the child would occupy the attention of the lawyers. It is stated that there are circumstances which cannot be strewn until the cue comes before the Divorce Court. That there is some explanation in respect to this long lost child which has not yet come before the public, seems clear from the fact, that the brother of Mrs. Hill—Lieut.-Colonel Burdett— offered himself as bail for the prisoner. The stories which have been told of Mr. Hill having come into England from Brussels, disguised and in secret, have their origin in the prolific imagination of one of the keenest "penny-a-liners" of the metropolitan press. During the whole of the week, preceding his arrest, he was in London, mid undisguised. His object in disguising himself with the black whiskers and moustache, was not to prevent arrest, either for debt or perjury ; but his friends and himself my, with afar more honourable and praiseworthy object, that of seeing his wife without her knowing him, in come querce of the determined and repeated refusals on her pert to allow him to speak to her." MINES.-{THIS' DAY.) Two tiCtoon. The mining market to-day is active. The chief demand is for North Basset, East Caradon, and Mark. Valley shares. North B a s se t are now quo t e d 71 to 8E Bast Caradon, 261 to 27 ; Marks Vall e y, ; 10} to } ; Wheal Ludcott, 34 to ; North Downs, 5} to 1: West Caradon, 43 to 45 ; North Treskerby, Si to ; Stray Park, 30 to 31 ; Camb orne V ean , 2 to 4 ;South Caradon, 290 to 900 ; Providence, 40 to ; Wheal Margaret, 42 to 44; and Cook's Kitchen, 29_to 31. In foreign mining shares the only business offi cially reported in the Stock Exchange is in St. John del Rey, at 40. Colonial deecnptMns are equally quiet. The following mine meetings were held yesterday : At West Caredon meeting a dividsed of 10a. per share was declared._ At Wheal Vey meeting the accounta made up to the end of June showed a debit baLoee of 4631. 13s. sd. A call of 5e per share was med.. At Want wind Providence meeting the accounts showed a debit balm* of 51111. A call of If. per share was made. At Whoa Charlotte meeting the account. showed a debit Wanes of SAM A call of 10s. per share was made. At Weetyoloune meeting the account s s h owe d a debit balance of 1W A Gall era yew elinniee From Hawkwoor Mine (Sept. 11),, the meets aide l— " The lode in dopes beck of 2.. cant of Roamed the will produce about 3 toes of copper ore par fathom. We hope to temple next Friday • panel of 'ripper ore of fair ammo quality." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGE& • e4gio vil.a Bari" °616. I Bps i Diem ram An. 17 24 —SI 144. 7 l4 _,l Us Od U Viz isislot — ---- Pee Muni .. WIN 3d 305 01 63. ild ; r 'aes Od DIRT BMW, ONO. tra, Beans, And Pea', IMAM GYM NY LAM Wm.—Wheat, 144.0'79 : bailey, teArd: 4 10. WM Ma MO: beans, ;345, peas, 730 quailaea. MORAN illoinna Tan IPLOOMATares RI THE AAAAA PUCE W eninar NsOO EVE six aims 'UMWD . Prim. i.dag. Mina.. 11l An. St Inept. 7.ininet. I. rapt. Et. HI 11 44 I 114 1 4 IS T 77 MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCOAL -The market is firm but Isms active ; grocery Madraa sold, middling to good yellow, 39a. ed. to 43a. ed. ; floe, 44a. 6d. to 455. • brown Mauritius, 334. 6d. to 34 5 .6 d .; Tallow. 39a. to 40a. 3d. ; brown Porto Rico, 32a. tid. to 36a. ; low to fine yellow, 365. 6d. to 43.. 13d. A floating eargord Cubs ldnenneado sold at 23a. Ilefisod : the marks is still bans of goads ; prior are firmly supported. Corm matinees to valise very ilrm prioea to to. and middling Mantation Ceylon sold atle ar t i o 84a. ; ponberry, 765. 6d. to 854. ; good ordinary Native Cey lon. 675. ; Naideobsturn, 86s. to 955. ; low middling and middling Costa Rim, 70s. to 745. Cocoa.-A satall pained of common Trinidad sold at 545. to 65a., and Guayaquil, at 565. Tu.-tardier salsa bays been made in new Coogan, atundlar odors, and criadium at la. 9d. to la. 10d.; puma tom Ilan sold rather dearer. am-2,000 begs Napl sold, good middling bold as 13s. &GO. -ITO eases sold, gray and fair modium, les. to 1%. Pmerro.-250 begs sold at st.nlv prices, ncl. to 441. halms-100 begs Singapore black sold at 4d. cash ; GOO by white at to id. per lb. advance : ordinary to Ai" 6d. to 7d. leltm --- .l"iere is a moderate business doing in currants at Ma Wow Sours= —soobags sold, 31 to 5 per cent., at 31s. 00110 X.—The market mitigates active at firm prices. 3,000 balsa sold. Jun hu sold at full prices to 10s advance few middling _ _ _ tAxiiipreAt. has sold heavily ; Tenerife at ld. per Ib. decline, andliesican at 2d. decline. latZo.-100 cheats here - .old a/ about la. adman ou July rate. TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAT.) The roaring is inn at tee following pekes :—Town tallow. 48e. &L, net mat ; Petersburg Y.C., as tin apot, el& 46e. 3d. to 411 e. ed. ; ditto oew, 48e. ; October to Daoember, 48a. to 47e. 9d. ; January to March, 404. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. DAY.) The supply of howls owl emends the demand. The small amount of benison tausseted ia at about the rates of Monday last. The wanabsor of sheep fresh up to this day's market i DV 16 mom large. The supply monists Wetly of thee, left over flora Multday, and inferior (mal t Ms. Trade is very dell, sad quotatioes remain unaltered. Time is no alteration is the di trade. Our foreign supalply 0 assist, of 340 heeds, 1,740 s h eep , an d 339 calm. Molro • Per Wee of Wm ad. 4. 1 Pt ideas of 81be. a. d. 4. lest lleota, Rend& 4 6 3 Boit Dmkt f.hda Sh 00 0 0 Not abort.tienee 4 4 6 But w 0015.... 48 6 • 30460 1 qua Daub 3 0 01 De. do. ilhora .... 00 0 • tM eaves 4 0 0 Do. det Noes .... 00 0 0 Iss4Dne& Mr brede 0 4 Liiihis llesate at market, 1,146 ; amp sod Lab% 0. 303 ; Wyss. 443 : net 360. BMITEKELD RAT MARKET.—(IIIIB DAY) News. peva sad Co. report trade at last thy 'him° meado w July, Kr. to 90s. ; superior di 90a fo tio. 10b..: inferior ditto, 40s. to Ms. ; clover, old, KIL to 190 a to No. ; ditto, Dew, woad cut, Kb. to 106 e. ; straw, 28s. CAUTION To PRATDOLZITT GRocrem. —At the lieerpool polic•- , ourt yesterday two mon.' warn brought bikes Um magistrates and fined W. for selling adulterated as we coffee. The Son Inflicted 11111 onwfourth of the fall = Bnt Liveep h the delinquents c arry on business le Sc ot- SEPTEMBER 26, 1861. Saks Sods, to 1 pm. 103 i e id 01 zd 1n Alt I 3 2 -- xd xd 108 a an an 46 4 4 _ 126 4 4 - Pg 6 1011 1 Pm 99 4 9 41 14 - Id zd $7l r -- ad id -11 l 4. , IA •-• XII 4, . NA - mi -. PS zd 11 li si 1 *Orr 10,01101 110,0001 -- itii lo.oos soeo S . AII 4!*o Usatian Attaietic Rt. Mall 9t.(L)l Atlantic lel. .1 lm hDo.oso.tri iiilianAgiiac : : :: waterworks.... lift* frith 3tal•L A 7 tor c• Ull 102 1 _ DC B _ . siii:iii io,ooo woo° Anon mew moo 16,000 100,000 15,100 011,030 50,000 'Canada land Cop. alg.of Eng.& Smolt Ltl dial Palace Do. rreterence Do. Op. et. Parr. Dab EludiaLtLon.Shippogß Sestina tal rng.S cote.' Illectsie 'Palermo': Nag. aad Asst. Cop. 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FATAL EXPLOSION OF A LOOOMOTIVZ—ON Mon day night. about nine o'clock, the boiler of an engine which bad attached to it • number of laden coal waggons for South Shields, suddenly exploded , on the Stanhope and True Rail way, near Stela Gill The guard of the coal train, John Latham, who, at tie time of the aspic:aim, was sitting upon the fore part of the engine, our Wed. John Smith, the engineman, is severely injured about the body, and he has also received several cute about the bead and floe. William Hunter, the fireman, is severely injured about the bead and ether ports of the b ody. He was very ill rester day eeday) and OSCOSSCiOSS. The engine was skittered to by the explosion —Netreartk Chronicle. FATAL MINI AOCIDEST NEAR CANDOILIFF, CORN WALL.—On Monday George Richards, aged 90, of Bernick, in the parish of Cause, met with kb death at West Tokens Nine, near Camborne, in the following sad and most melancholy manner. The deceased was en gaged about some timber work in the shaft of the raid muse, when he accidentally fell away, head foremost, down the shaft to a distance of eight fathoms ; bore he fell acrom a " solar," his bead striking against the sides of the abaft in the descent in a fearfully violent manner, causing frightful laceration of the back part of the head, and greatly injuring the front part also. The skull was slightly fractured, but there was no depression of bone. The accident occurred at two o'clock to the afternoon. The poor fellow was immediately brought to the surface, and removed to the account-house, where Dr. Harris, and the assisant-surgeon, Mr. Vincent, did all that medial skill and knowledge could suggest, but their efforts were unavailing ; the man was never again conscious, and by 4 o'clock be was numbered with the dead- He leaves • widow and two children to mourn his untimely and most melancholy end—Warrens Mornin Neat Juanal. PAWNINO.—Mr. James Girona°, an English teacher at Walton College, near Liverpool, was yesterday ordered by the county malnutrition to pay 101. and • penalty of Ws. (with the alternative of imprisonment), for illegally pledging a ;old watch and chain, valued at 121. The delinquent asked if he could retain the watch after paying the penalty, but Mr. Samuel Holm, said the bench had nothing to do with that, and if he did not pay the , penalty he would be publicly whipped. The prisoner was thee removed. —.-- Tutrivomurroax.—A thunderstorm occurred at Birmingham yesterday ; it commenced &boot 2 o'clock in the afternoon. For a few minutes the race fell so heavily as to resemble • vast sheet of water ; a violent hailstorm followed ; the particles were unusually large, and lay in tome places upwards of two inches deep. The peals of thunder were of the loudest character. following 111 rapid succession the brilliant forked lightning. The intensity of the storm lasted about 15 minutes ; all the lower parte of the town were much flooded, and a good deal of damage was sustained from that sense. _ _ A Cußoma,/ AT WORK.—On Sunday evening a schooner went =hors at Clevedon, owing to the rudder un shipping ; but, thanks to the townspeople, she was placed in as safe a position as the dangerous nature of the beach allowed. On Monday the Rev. Stephen Saxby went on board to offer any assistance passible to the master and crew, and finding the vessel in a dangerous position, and the hands on board fully engaged, he manfully turned to and assisted both at ropes sad pumps, remaining on baud until all danger was over and the vessel safely warped fro= the dangerous locality.— Western Counties Herald. LOOK OUT Fog SHARIR.—A correspondent, writ.- Seg to a coatemporary, from Undeveliffe. Isle of Wight, says :—For some days past two or three sharks have bee. seen off the coast of the Uodercliffe. On Wednesday I noticed one of these " interesting creatures" about 200 yards from the beach, at low water, cruising quietly along (his Isis occasionally showing above the surface), and appa rently enjoying the warmth and calmness of the NIL Sharks have not been seen here for fourteen years. May not these tropical intruders occasion the scarcity of fish which fish =roes say has existed all the season . —West Susan Oazette. A HARD Tats.—A pedestrian named Eisen commenced on Monday last, at 6 a.m., the task of walking 60 miles a day for six successive days. He starts from the Anchor Hotel every morning, and walks to a abort distance beyond the Fox Inn, at Three Bridges, and returns again to Horsham, taking on each journey a walk through the principal thoroughfares in the town, so as to Makt.l up 20 miles. He makes this journey three times every day, thus making 60 miles a day.— West Slimes Gazette. MURDER BY Al °cram OVEICER.—A strange crime wee oommitted a few nights beck in the neighbour hood of Frankfort. A person caused Willvonaeder, steward of the Prince of Senfteubunr, arrived io • gig, accompanied by two other persons, at the octroi *Moe of the village of Rehberg, and found the gate closed. It was some time he• fore the octroi man, whose name is Hautechek, presented himself, and Willvonseder reproached him for his delay. "Ah !" cried the man, "yon are tired of waiting, are you? Well, then, you shall wait logger." and he closed the gate which he had opened, and Mired to the office. Willyomder called to him eyelid time, but he returned no =ewer, and at length the former, (Mimi out of his gig, wad to the office and summoned him to open the gate. " Yon Moist on its being opened, do ea?y Take that !" said the octroi man, and he plumed a large knife into Willvonseder's breast. The latter staggered a few steps sod fell dead. The murderer was immediately after ar rested. MONEY MAREET.-4THIS DAL) --..- Two o'CLocw. The feuds today are rather firmer, the pressure of sales having subsided. Comola have recovered to the extent of per cent. There is alan a. slight improvement in most of the princi pal English railway stocks. Foreign bonds continue to attract chief attention. The weekly court at the Bank has broken up without altering the rate of discount. At Parierthis morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 69fr. 33c., being sc. lower than r.t the close yester day. Consols are quoted 93/ to / for money, and 931 to I for the 10th Oct. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 931,1 ; ditto for account (10th Oct.), 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 901 ; New Thies per Cents., 91, 90/, 91/ ; India Five per Cent. stock, 103/, /, b ; ditto for account, 1031 ; ditto Scrip, 1031 ; the Five per Cent " eufaced" rupee paper, 961, 1 ; ditto, Five-and a-Half per Cent., 103/ ; India Bonds, 13s. prem.; Exchequer Bills, June, 2s. prem., Is. die. ; ditto March, fie, to Se. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has risen I per cent., being now quoted 69} to 70 ex div. The Loan of 1854,0 n the other hand, has receded to atii to 86f-- a reduction of per cent. The principal transactions have again been in Mexican Bonds, which have barn dealt in from 24 up to 261. During the last hour, realisations have rather pre dominated, and the latest sales reported are at 23g. Other foreign stock, are generally well supported. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Fnnr and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 01} ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 64i, (exch., 128.); Mexi can Three per Cents., for account (Sept. 30), 251, I, 261, 24, ; New Granada Active Bonds, 17, 161, 17,1 ; Russian Three per Cents., 611 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 81, ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for ac count, 50, 501 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 421 ; ditto Passive, 171, , ; the Coupon-Certificates, 51, 6 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 84, 86 ; ditto 1858, for account, 139 i, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bond,, 71 ; ditto Guaranteed Foist per Cents., 1011 ; Venezuelan Three per Cents, 20i. The shares of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank are quoted 7 to 1 prem. There was rather more business at the Discount office at the Bank yesterday, but it was of an excep tional character. In the general market the bent bills continue to be taken at 21 to 3 per cent. The fortnightly settlement in shares in foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day "), and terminate ou Monday. Only 7,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank to day. Tice 205,01101. Australian, by the Swiftsure, was delivered yesterday, and is expected to be bought by the Bank after being refined. The amount of specie engaged for transmission by the steamer Ellora to-morrow is 110,3001., at which 91,0801. in silver and 7,2001. in gold are foe Bombay, and 11,6001. in gold for Alexandria. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was again strong, and the sales rose to no less than 30,000 bales. The London and North Western Railway trate return shows this week a decrease of 4601. ; the Great Northern, au increase of 0,5561. (owing to Doncaster races) ; the Great Western an increase of 1,5051.; and tho London and South Western an increase of 7201. It is said that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company will show a decrease of about 2001. The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited), to the formation of which allusion was made in this column some weeks ago, has issued its prospectus. As is implied in its title, this un dertaking is projected upon the principle of limited liability, • principle adopted by the Bauk of Manchester, the Liverpool Commercial Bank, and a few other respectable establishments. The capital is to be 1,000,000/. (with power to increase to 2,000,0001. by resolution of a general meeting of shareholders), in 10,000 shares of 1001. each, of which it is not intended to call up more than 251. per share, the remaining 75/. standing behind as a guarantee fund to the customers. It is very properly provided that in the event of no allotment being made the deposits will be returned in full. The chairman is Lord Fermoy, M.P. ; and the other names on the board comprise those of Messrs. B. J. Blyth, Thomas Campbell, John Geary, John V. Gooch, C.E., Sydney Gurney, George Haines, William Hawes, G. G. Kirby, Cyrus Thomas Mien, Isaac L Mocatta, and W. F7ll'. Stephens. The Dutch Rhenish Railway Company announce payment of the interest coupons due the Ist pros. on their Loan of 4,800,0008. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We have had • dull market in Loudon for American se curities during the put week, but in the last few days there has sprung up • more active inquiry, eapeciud4 fee Virginia Su per Cent. Bonds, Illinois shares, sod Ens shares. New York Central shares are steady, at 66, and Illinois Construction Bonds at 80. WIDNUDAT EVINOIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to fee the 10th Oct., opened this morning at 934 to 4, and closed at 934 to 4. For money the last price was 93 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 934, 4, 93 ; ditto, toe account (Oct. 10), 931, L ; Three per Centa. Reduced, 901, 914, New Three per Cents., 91, 4, 904 ; India Stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1M44, 4, ; ditto, for account, 1034 ; Five per Cent. " enfacel" ru tee PaPeri 96 . The India Five per Cents. were flat, in sym pathy with the funds. The stock dosed at 1034 to 4, and the scrip at 1034 to 4. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted la. die. to 2s. prem., and the June be. to Bs. prem. In the foreign „uek market business was exten sive. There was continued excitement in Mexican Bonds, which rose at one period to 26i. The clueing quotation was 254 to 26, being g to higher than yesterday. The overdue dividends upon this stock amount to about 21 per cent. The Dutch appear to have been the largest buyers d late. There was likewise an active demetni for the Turkish Loan of 1854, in anticipation of the dividend due the 10th of October. Transactions took place as high as 862, and the closing quota tion-86 to 4.—was 14 above that of yesterday. The Loan of 1858 was comparatively quiet, yet ruse 4, being last quoted 69 to i ex die. Buenos Ayres Six per Ceuta. have advanced to 90 to 92 Venezuela were likewise better. The general tendency of prices in this department continues favourable. The shame of the Bank of Ngpyt continue is demand, with an upward tendency. Other bank shares were steady. In the miscellaneous share market little alteration occurred. Anglo-Mexican Mint shares were quoted rather better. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 4i to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Universal Marilee Insurance, II to 1 die., being lower ; London and Provincial Marine, fto dia. ; Oriental sad General Marine, t to f, prem. ; Mercantile Fire. 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. Nova Scotia Government Bonds were in deu3anal There was also an improvement in Virginia Doi* Bonds. _ . _ Thera WU a fall of 2 per cent. to-day in the On. dinary Si: per Cent. Deb- uturea of the GENII Trunk Railway of Canada. LI:MAL PALACE. ONE Sims.= DAT... ••• - WZDNESDAY, AriT. AiSCMT or M. Bf.' , RDEB.— on pi. v mega, 5,040 ; ditto by SOWS tickets, IN; total visitor% 6,0 O. SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The railway share market to-day is firmer. There is a rise of to 1 per cent. in Great Northern stock, in Eastern Counties, and 1 to iu most of the other principal lines. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to 93 Great Western, 691 to 70 ; Midland, 126 to ; Lancashire and YorltAire, 1061 to 1, being rather flat ; Great Northern, 108 to 110 ; South Eastern, 79 to ; Eastern Counties, 62 to 1 ; and Caledonian, 103 to 101. Lonibartlo-Venetian Railway shares remain quoted lif to I.* prem. The Indian lines are steady. Brazilian are law inquired for. 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