The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-13 00:00:00

.'' / . . : - .1 1--- Z .., -. .. 4......... ~_. f it ....------ 4,..d. ,r.. 1 . ". ...., . 0-- s- •k- 4 .-....i. / 7.11 • . I , No. 2,62 I.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1855. [THREEPENCE. cgRISTMAS PRESENTS. r ,..,,, k Appropthsto dint. tor OW 01.1011 of Festivity. ors 00. .tier teed to ths prometiesi el MOO sad rennet /Wow tie toe so to osTe rLA itfolida RO Kapassui OIL, N. likpertaßg a USIMPOINII . di" Rai. NO 11110210 11 4 It la wm"" l4 adorwirr lALTDOII mob s wawa bloom to tbe Meek sad a dellowy tad Whom to gods, too and Nook ; sod ROWLANDS' °DORM or PLUM I)I2I7IFRICE. Noes on the Toth a hest the whitlow. sad radon the Broth sows sadder'. Ihs ?wow et OMR) throwlihowt liwnies. RAW doer iss ay ark sod ?Wks. sot the wthenoUr Wow diem et *se ed s iden. gm Ows adebrity olwerenelot. " A 1 ., A, Alott.tWO and 00Nii, 20. Bottooderdsa, larks. sad lo lhowases sod Newer% Dome of Spurious Imitations. she was is tide debilitated way, sad whisk was severely by wont of paper ears sad attention ohm the n av o i r a. the ehild, sad iasufacient food, which, all sow bleed, would readily produce death. Witness was net aware that any medical man had previously attended her. He had no hesitation in 'eying that the exhaustion arose hoes want of the proper necessaries and care which her oosdition required. She made any complaint to wit- ness in regard to it, nor did she ever complain of her hus band, and witness had the opportunity of speaking to her alone. The husband said that he would obtain some relief from some of his swimming pupils, and he did se. Mr. Popham corroborated the last witness at the post inerans appearances and the muse of death. There was no evidence of any unusual flooding in the ease. Mr. Robinson ' had wily been called in on the 2bth (Chrisanae-day), five days before her death. She lived 18 days after her confine ment. He did not think that any of the diseases or things enumerated would have of themselves singly caused death. When women die of puerperal fever, there is seldom any appearances of it in the post morays examination. She has all the symptoms of it, and the midwife told her it was through ill temper, but such %se not the case. Witness scold not attribute the death to any siogle cause. After she rallied following the delivery, witness was of opinion that with proper care she wool.l not have sank again. She wanted good nourishment and attention to save her. The Coroner said that after the medical evidence cf Mr. Robinson, he could not see the slightest blame attributable to Mr. Popham. That gentleman did not leave off his attendance seal told to do so by the husband, and then no et. medical man taut sessions kis services. U 4 hies. Clasko wee_ ostsaisil.asisilids4 ibis .os tbe Wed? sudsy sight tho Maimed isms hese lam, sad told hot F I ,‘ that his wife was Ma pool of blond. The matter was men- D, dosed to Mrs. Lane, when she said it was nothing unusual. 2 2 Kra. Sykes was the nurse who was there then. The at. deceased and her husband had lodged with witness about Bt. four months. Mrs. Oarford complained about his treatment 60 to witness, but she did not expect to die then. She said 50 to witness that she told him several weeks beton to pro vide clothes and things for the confinement, but that he would not work when he had it to dn. (Sensation.) le Oarf .rd stoutly denied this, or that his wife said so. Re 39 put a question to the witness whether he had not worked dt• all night on Saturday night and Sunday middle-day, with. 23 out bite or sup in the house, t 3 get the work done ? Bt The witness replied—Once you did, but then p.m had FL bees in bed all the afternoon. In SHARE LIST& 101110 N 1 4 H 1 Om& 10 Aatwil= IstAvarkila amiss • =to Illolemes ... St. Ilaimmtaillia.l24.ll9 i t Wpm aill loomp• .—. i std ... ..—.. all $ll imaiallis . : ... ......-- LLWATIL el 7 die Pa i o . t if Pk - - MONEY MARKET. The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits decrease .. Other deposits decrease.. Notre and bills in circulation increase.. 349,852 Rest increase.. 38,814 On the other side of the account: Government securities Jac eeeee .. Other securities decrease .. 325.406 Coin andbullion decrease.. 167,273 to Pam: Bvmomm. The railway share market to-day was *ndieed 20 by the heaviness of consols, but in the a so rally took place. Prime, however, closed in many 2) cams Ito per cent. lower than yesterday. Great so Western stock was more offered, whilst London and North-Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire 10 0 showed much steadiness. too FRIDAY ZYlllt/NO. The English stock market experienced a further fall this morning, owing to speculative sales induced partly by the statement that the Russians have again invaded the Dobrudacha. The downward movement f 301,075 677,023 1 661meiga ........—... MI 4i allis.. pll7 1 minerl. \ MI do. Sf laloaka p Cinadleigtica at ?qua THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoat. Tho railway share market is firmer to-day, and somewhat better in price, but the actual advance is chiefly confined to the heavier stocks. London and North-Western stock is quoted 1011 to 102; Great Western, 681 to 89; Midland, 691 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 74j to 751; Great Northerns, 22: to I ; Caledonians, 30; to 31; and South Easterna, 171 121 stoma - ilie be :F e l 411 Dan. tay. 1 k lo: I D — ; — . —ortrii. all De. Ouripy.'• 11}alt. 10 Groat Cooed at Imam Xll Gnat Isistp-Pallasela.. p 7 die 11 aim 10 11 u. 90 92. it p. _ .... 21 .4 II 2 2 1 14 Total The decrease in the bullion, it is satisfactory to find, is considerably smaller than had bten antici pated. The decrease in the private securities is chiefly caused by the repayment to the Bank of ad vances made on stock during the shutting of the transfer books. In other respects this return pre sents no changes of great importance. Next return will embrace the flst week of tho dividend payments. C. /MAR. —Protected by Royal LetupTw Tharta mat MOM by The Misr et The bar re at of d e ►Mi. wil VW Imperial Crige at Thattlat, Meow. Thwart. *hi. It tiveraft Or norallur. taitsa. ...d album " od e loam Wismar, 1N.% dramilt. Thai ion =at Om Thr. wit ttraTh ma traraly asirmas di ram a d i m pisso woo war km- Ma Ism aratit sa arilka. re. al The mildew Thai d a err pram die popardra. pr. I. o y At lbw are a =Thal. retweitildy. Ur = Thar MTh wralmoditbr traneduir Ite emarvekt. dies walwrita Is The rellialliMi mum Thew ,ir. aw i. I. sad S. at raw trait al Ws at ram. ad W an 1 wa wa* arlirra rat aw lit ea The Thaw writ rafter Thor um b .a...r.r. Fold in tin ease. at llama That by wa i t solo Warti lide ar,-rims dors, se aThrThlTheil a m mdasThA..—To ta v a l wy bokare Mar. et . Sial lgi cilaileast limist4l , 4l4 Smilkill• -1----a =vest. irealin t = . i . ; . 1 Taws, w t" l /1' ITlZiteliss‘saost, Debila. , , ~ ~ 2 Mel pea 05 III to t French lines are alio better. 1 an 1 o Ciimairift. su Do.sa., pay U.opt.llll all Do. co. IA do. an Do. do. 76, do. all Do. do. norighout op. all Roans and Utast° ... an De 11 par 0nk....-........ 10 Lyons and Geneva .. ll . 1.70n0 and /11adilerninan ORDL'4ARY eiTIARES AND STOCK& Idle -- tar IN MO i I i Pia BANE OF ENGLAND.—Aceorst fur the neck ending Jan. 6.1854 Dena DP ttobso SICUSe.td.S Garenuuent Debt.— A 11,016,100 Other 8100J111.1&. 8. , 8 , 4,900 Gold Coln and lio,lon 12d.a1.465 Inver Barn . i 111111.414 =MIN DMITNIST. Proprietors' Capital ..../14.6.53.. OD I Government fleserttlft Pert 3.191,du7 dnclud. beard Nt tddla Pubtle Irportallarlud Annult) I . ..... 511.6111100 g slu atheq.. day. Hanks r. of National . Othtedecurdre 16.441.128 o Notre . . . . 7.:'ed•UdS d Aorta.) 6.391.3 0 1 Gold and intr . .: tut . ClS,nd Giber Dopait. 9,181,364 •ernit•dayandotherndlio Vol" IA 1100 Wien Si itMel; awl mil dna. • $4 Sista, t all Ilcs.Cbasi M XI to Ip . 1 e Oe Ms 61 33} I sl 9j te 10i pa 45 47 119 41 .1 di 11 12 eir. le 17 . 8 7 dia. 93 15_ !0 14 Paristedlsar 20 10 Paris gra Odium 10 10 Paris sal agues ....... 10 10 Maria, Cams. t Markman 20 all ,^ acmes and Barra 10 20 'loyal Dania 5 ,acral irwelett 10 all q Aaarbre and Meuse 10 all ; Do. 0 per Cent. ?refer al an Mae Flasders 10 10 Do. 54 per Cast. Praisr.l 10 12 'Western of trance 10 16 I Wasters of Switzerland 20 20 ilmalasa A PSALM of LIFE. Vocal Dog. Words by to•ersiLos. Nude by like Y. LIPDSAT ienMPOSer of Odor lipia meth. Ile inn of the gorivlsa N um). W ith beau- Oki rebiesseeled Utle hedge Short Cooks wed Co . New Boritaztowstroot. hullo Dob ler/a to the Qom ; sad hook seam. 19 Do. do. do 100 BAIN nod Vistas 100 Oalsinles.—... . all Medic NW Rolihtad all 01911 !tad Bandon ..- . . .. 40 Mils and BalfaatJona all Dea.L.Prth.,aad abard.J. 100 raft Anglian . . all Lilt° (1194;miti Ili all Dater' Coaatltv 199 ElbitirD Dian, Clan A Illy Do. Oda Z. U 4 Arda.) 100 Do. aim D. 100 EavtLamaddie 100 9441bungli and Glaegow all Moberg\ and beebles . 100 Edinboro% Perth. Dander 100 Glanowls Mouth Weals= 100 Urea' Northers I 100 Do. A, Mock 100 Do. B, Stuck 100 Gt. South. awl West. (lra ) 1110 Great Western 100 Do. ScourVallayda.litk. \ all Laacamer and (. .rliaia . 11l Do. Third. »»... 4 Do. I.e. Thuds 100 Laicaihire aid Yorkshire ii 14 146 9 11 4 es. 21 i 22 i tom zd 2i do 11 Ms II 11; 14j 1$ 7 11 111 2$ 31 $ 4i ce 3 6 pa Jan. 11. 1&5. 436.078,7 u 1 m, /35,078. MARSUALL. Chid eaaWK. 712 LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-JAm. 10. sTREW ROSES, GATHER GARLANDS. A sem of beim. tesed i Z Ititt. eke Seem) Poetry by tAt. ci p MSS. 71. Nilo the lowlos dr el woe (forty ileh we eon• aft.* mod • list , lbws MRS la Ye• endeukerit *tech we name 1~ of lodes so owelk ladlebted ewees breeide. .• IlebertCodo owl a, Sew leoligesoiroet. node pub- WWI te Qom. May to bed et a more Idiom 21 2 72 74 17 111 Idency. Time. Maw as nertiatedth is day. Amsterdam per t 11 Months 1111. 1715tv.... Ilfl. 17istv. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Bruwiela Hamburg end Altona , , Buns. 3 sal. Ihne.. 4 sett. St. Petersburg porn:lbis :, 35i1 ... 311 l'aria per X Short 21fr.671e. ... 25 1 r. 05e. Dlttto Marseilles , ~ 211 r. 25e. ... 251 r. 30e. Prunkfort.on.the•Maine per £lO 117 gd. kr. ... i) 7 in. le.. Vienna (effective)... rer C ~ 120. 12kr. ... 1211. 20kr. - . . 120. 21kr. ... lit. 30kr. Sc{ pene° ... 5 pence I St. pence ... At , l ptnce 30 prneo ... So passe 60 peace ... 30 ponce 50 pence ... 555 cent s 60 penes ... St , Panes Sr pence ... 3' pet,* 3 0 1 r. 57{a ... 301 t. I.2{c, 251 r. Soc. .. 331 r. 3id Bills and M. db par I 9 !O 4 ce le fl - Pj iii 76 76 Frie w ea ,yesterday — dame tomb. Ant publlthed. price la, la cloth. 1 THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH: Was it nmalad by hokum, Inwatelooe B 7 WILLIAM 107E00011.1. C"az ioblty R. R. &pith and non,l3d and 137. @Mud. London. In th , pre., In me vul., lamented by meoevene paten, VOCTMENTg RLLATINO Woman VENTION of tbe ELPICTRIO TILZOILAPH. listibel by Futuaauma Coosa, Esq. 122 125 90 62 set esl 9 62 74 76 Wasn't' MiseoAuftralianOM tAngWOffiforistm Magma= _ i 9pa 7 Spa 741 79 56 6dl. 7$ if 60,00 i 100,00. AUMealian Australian Freehold Ave Marla Trie.te Madrid per dollar ~ Outs Jim pablite•orte and tithrovel Tale% lON THE CURASMITY of CONSUMPT; being vossk s., skeet of ptomain the meg seamless& sad Important ?medial /Mats la of the Dims 11, 1. 11. Iles • SOL M.D. Mow et the et Phytheass. Me thwart Mimic:Su to th e lova Whew? fee Moe (theelate. Abe. itimm o /Wisc. pries inp. ei., B • I'llt•TkUt as Mat Med Mr LUM Lcmtles awe DI : aid 014 51 — 15‘71 7 141 - a -- Do. W rat Wiest( Union 11 London and Blackmail lOW I Lon., B. tghtoo. &S. Cocas 90 Gaul. uad North Western Do. for Wormy N Do. Paths 64 D0.L10411.,11.and8. (C ) 21 Do. Eurhilts 100 London N booth Western 42( Do. C4O Do. L. 40 8 106 106 101 i 1011 200; AO 20,00 Filson *von Iron nt Con Braids Amoral= Gold +BriUsh Iron +Dranloip.tlai.otsl.pin. Do. Comp! and en Lis :t 1 SO 13 Y 1 49_ Sl. .. .. Barcelona Malign levi.ie * Gibraltar Leghorn to to Ger A • .9 l .lapin per duet " Palermo per ounce " -- —__ dis par s 1 eL ol par We 134 34 4 8 7 Ms a 7 BO IF. Cii — i — onVore - eig -- ' t:ll.Cons.Pdlia.oo.,Jua. Coke 'CoIo:2MM ~ 43 penee l ?A. pence 130 pones 1JP3011....—..par milled TO dow date pesos Oporto ..... 53 1 pure York ...... „. CO days eight * pence _ . 431 pa ot: 1.0 ;mt.) 131 peoce .. 031 poste mica roeT4s.lrry&Euntskillenl KIU Ilazteb.,litteL.aLtscolnnh. ill Do. I Sham, No. I Copper Misers of Eng. tDo. Pref. 7 ear Cent +Eog.litAostralliusOopen V 16 all all all -- 16 i 17 1 50 65 pat 2 ma 1 14 I 161. It 17 THE DAILY NEWS R :, LONDON MORNING PAPE prise SC Leading Liberal Joaresi, the etwerbeet free wasww and dell sari reforms. Is thee:tent and value of its general ssers—la be eceseeey of its by mem and in the varied mereratbe eed ammonia Worma tlrn the lily, nalway, tog monetary sitialles—this paper ▪ unsespessol. SPEOIAL OORREAPONDENTS AT Tag SEAT 07 WAR. ITS PORSIGN NEWS 19 RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. Au ere: only early report of shipping In the Indian bee.l•lll6p. OW u tt Ly every TlLE Overland Mad. LY and it &modes E ONLY DAI WINING REPORT, With Let of prime. IT r.xetutvms ALL OPFEN9IVE ADVERTISEMENTS. It le striey Independent, and though younger by mare Men Fist, yews than any of its eentemporules. this paper km, by sontstensy me orb information, achieved for Heel a character god position sat bleb, Is an,. mr be radered Many bookseller or new an In the kingdom; or at *a MMus. 18,11eurerteatreet, Fleet-street, London. N.B. If fMealty be esperismed in obtaining the peter pert et rebred prise, the publisher arta. on appliaatioa, famish the IM MO Of IMO agent, ready to supply it, at lea per quarter, paid earease by Posvedber order. - 1 . 1 1 61 69 41 424 U 9 69 89 9f ' , Fortuna Great Nugget Vein Reg. 'General Grand Duehy of Bader• Great Polgooth Liberty "Linares THIS DAY—Two o'cLocx. The English funds are better to-day. After rising 2 per cent., prices arc now quoted 1 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Consols for the Bth Feb. have ranged between 91/ to 92 and 921 to 1, and are now quoted 92 to 1. For money transactions are recorded at 91„ to 91:, and the present quotation is 911. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91t to 1; the Now Three per Cents. at 92 to 921; Bank Stock at 2081; Exchequer Bills at 4s. to 7s. prem.; Exchequer Bonds at 99„; and India Bonds at 12a. to 14s. prem. Foreign stocks are generally well supported, though less active. Turkiah scrip is quoted higher, at 76: to 2, and is marked u good as 7t3•1. Russian Five per Cents. are quoted 100 to 102; Mexican, 21 to a ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 19. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 61 ex div ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 38; Sardinian at 85; and Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 89 ex div. —sr dis par 10 0 Ms 2 2I To So 1 i Ma 1 1 19 51 40,0' ILtudt!inb . in It ri asu uita ada sN.Llnaree Ma. Sm.C). l Noun= Moi!le 14 l64_ 311 II die 114 326 16 10 1 1 6 76 Ti 6 51 ells 1 3 411 12 13 33 344 62 64 Par +f POI Ili 41 , aim 6 I L I P° 1 4 __ 200,00 c 10,004 , IEI,OO 60,041 10,006 7, 0 01 60,00( 4,904 45,17. Po Meer Lead Poet Philap Quarts Rock tahymney bow tit°. New isattago de Cuba. South Aurtrallan 22t / 2.1 761 I 6 It fin Croft +United Yuba. 3 :7 3 34 1 li 4 I 1 i railer West Mariposa ....» f Vanakrable by 1 PIOAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY by EVICNING POST . se to.. ed. per qr.„ prow be dames. .11.4 VADDOX.IO, Upper Albacpet... Iriesee-park,Hookereee ead Mire *gest JOINT 'FLOCK PAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. ealli k p.m., at L. per vreek; supplied In town or country, St m. for Id. per day or lbs. t v ecr ia zzter; by Mr. WALTILI3, PM Agent. 118, Tint t. Australasia Brit.Col.Banktlman Co British North American Chartered Bank or Cal. Chart. Batik of Austr ells, and Chins . . pries. 1 yesterday. 16 80 Saslow duce to-del. MINES. FRIDAY EVICIfING. I i oi ar _2l-- ALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London , a 13s. pea qvarta.—SEMT by MORNING bill i t ain t 21= 01E1 D 0,196. Id pot w.-11. ADAM. 9, r saistratar , NOM API& BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO FltD; and supplied to tits sottatry by evening post, at lta.rd. quarter, paid la &demos. bf.. 111.111.1i1C1t, GrOTOAIWTSCO. Want nows-agent. DESTITUTION CASE. Yesterday morning Mr. Waklley, the coroner, and a respectable jury of the inhabitants of Pentonville, con. eluded, after a protracted investigation, at the Lord Vernon Arms, Southampton.street, the adjourned inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of Ann Gafford, aged 29 years, the wife of a youraeymen shoemaker, residing at No. 42 in the same street. The case hes already been before the public in a partial form, on account of the husband having appeared before the magistrates at the Clerkenwell Police Court, and pre ferred a serious complaint against the parochial authori ties at the workhouse, more particularly Mr. Bennett, the relieving officer, for abusing the complainant when the latter applied there for relief during his wife's illness. The interest excited by the report that a poor woman died from exhasstioa in child- bed from want of the common necessa ries sod medical attendance which her helpless condition required, drew to the inquest-court a large number of per sons, including several respectable females ; and the following surgeons of the parish of Clerkenwell also attended to watch the proceedings:—Mr. L. M. God dard, of St. John-street-road ; Mr. Henry Brown, the medical officer of the workhoute infirmary, of 1, Wilming tes.square ; and Mr. David Powell. of Amwell.street, llydielton-squue. The evidence, which was very voluminous and cootra dietary, will be found epitomised in the following abstract : George Garford, the husband of the deceased, stated, in salver to the coroner, that kis wife died on the morning of Baterd.sy, the 30th ult. He was present when death took place, but was asleep at the momeat. She had been delivered as child on the Tuesday fortnight previously (the 12th of Drcember). The child was alive. A midwife named Mrs. Line attended the confinement, the labour having lasted about six hours. Witmer complained of Mr. Popham, the surgeon, of Seymour-place, New-road, and of Mrs. Lane. From CPC time of the delivery to about a week afterwards the deceased had a flooding. A Mrs Sykes was the first nuns, and began her attendance after delivery, remaiuiag three or four days. Another woman, a stranger, came, and after trying three or four days left, as witness was unable to raise money to pay her, and, telling her so, added that she had better go. Witness then nursed her himself, but and leg key ttir g worse, he went to Mrs. Lane and stated that she was dying. Mrs. Lane came, and mid that it was awe she did tot understand, and as the medical man was out of town, wittier had better get some other gentleman te his wife. He then went to Mr. Popham, who came a attendid the deceased for three or four days, and gays her three bottles of medicine. Wittier told him that if he thought Lie wife did not want medicine not to send it to her r be was a poor man, and didn't want to have a long bill. The surgeon said that she was feverish and be would send het some p ib , but they never came, nor Mr.Popham either. Witmer waited four days and then went to Mr. Robinson, 'lagoon, of Southampton.street, who lived a few doors on. There was no none all this lime, until Mrs. Clarke, the landlady of the house, looked in. Witness came home one sight after his wife had been waned about ten days, and head her in a pool of blood. Mrs. Clarke came in and award her clothes. Witness did not send for any one, 4 • 1 did he go to bed that night. Mrs. lane Clarke, the landlady of No. 42, stated that 1 ? „ 1, 1 1 1 called by the last witness to attend his wife a ft er ,__aaeary. Witness found her in a very sickly state, and was much flooding. She change the deceased's elethes, and urged the husband (Oarford) to go for a medi al ass hut he refused because he said they had no 1210 1. Witness then told him to apply to the workhouse , wh i m he said that it would be no use, as lue should be re heed relief. Witness wished him to go and try. and asked has whetter he wished his wife to live or die because he *mild jot go to the parish. The deceased was very pale 6114 faint. This was on the Wednesday night, and witness went ti bed. On the following day site pressed Garford as go for a doctor, but he said he could not. Then Mrs. Lan* came in and proposed Mr. Popham to be sent for, air that gentleman shortly afterwards arrived, as has 'ready been stated. Os the re-asseblieg of the jury Mr. Robinson gave the su malts of the post-esoefern examination of the body, and rated that he was with the deceased the night beforo her death between nine and ten ,'cloak. She died about three the following morning. He bad seen her on the Friday. !la was then fast sinking. He attributed the cause of her Groh to exhaustion during confinement. C7OIIIIT —What produced that eihaustien ? Witness shoald say in the first place that she was in im- Paired health previously, which she dated to a miscarriage tooto three years bah. Thai has aufloanat was what Corollas Gabby, the wife of a labeuriog man in the LI. neighbourhood, said that she was with the deceued in her last moments. Before death she said that she expected to fi t die, and was quite 'sensible. She had a great fear of Mrs. irg. Lane, the midwife, and would not see her. When Lace 11. called the last time the deceased said that she was not M. to be 'Rowed to some again, and she had behaved very ill to her. At the time of death the husband was uldp ral side her, having been so worn out that he lay down on the i 4 bed, and went off. Soo was deputing so quietly that they et were afraid to disturb her, asshe was sensible, sod they did 191 sot awake him until she had ceased to breathe. (Si nsa- 3 tion.) She complained of nothing particular. She bad 111 beef tea by the doctor's order., but it came too late. She BL &. could not take it. Her bullhead had no place to work unless in the same room. At that time (the day or so be- 20 fort) there was quarreling upstairs between Mr. and Mrs. 1 2 Clarke. Witness was sure it was a man and woman, and 121 not children. She knew the noire too well—(here the Sl ' SG Coroner stopped the witness about this matter). 40 Mary Ann Riedel', the wife of James Birbeck, a green- 25 grocer, of 15 and 16, Collier-street. stated that she heard of Et. the deceased's ease on the 28th of December, two days before she died. Witness made some beef tea, took it in, and Bt lound her in a dreadful 'tato of destitution. Witness asked SO if there was no woman living in the house, and Mrs. Clarke, 25 the landlady, was present, and stated who she was. Wit- lot nem upb:sided her and said, " How can you let the poor sal creature lie in this way without making it known." The Se woman replied that the deceased was so close a woman, 20 she (Clarke) did not know of it. Witness tad learned Bt. that the deceased had only a little cold water to nourish la her immediately after confinement. (Sensation.) When 20 relief came the poor soul was tin far gone to take advantage la of it. She said the heef tea was very nice, but that she wanted it before. Witness alweys thought the husband to a be anxious about work, and had given him several Bt. little jobs. The deceased never complained about bet hue- 22 band. Jest before she died she asked the nurses what the doctor said, and was told that he said " she was going tit fast." The mud thought it best not to deceive her ; she s o seemed quiet and resigned. She wished Mr. Robinson to lo give her some sleeping stuff, as her head was beginning to 20 ache. Mrs. Wlttimore, a neighbour, looked in to see the de- .. 11 calmed on the 72nd, and found the husband stitching a piece r, of tape to a bit of old blanketing to pit the infant in. fit (Sensation.) Nihau saw that the poor little thing had not IS been washed for two or three days, and wss coming over W sores. She washed it end put the bit ci 'blanketing upon SO it. The mother said she " had never lived in a heathen i t hones before," but witness did not know what she meant by is that. Witness asked her if her husband had been kind to se her, and she replied that he was very kind. Witness asked IS her if she was sure he was kind, and was answered, " Yes • hi, for they had seldom spent a sixpence unknown to each I: other, but the beat of people would have words at times." s That wee all witness knew. • Mrs. Elisabeth Mills, the wife of Mr. Mills, cabinet maker, of Vernon-square, Clerkenwell, said that she was one of a committee of lady visitors. She saw the deceased soon after her confinement, and she looked very bakiudeed, and witness considered her in a dying state. The husband was present, and seemed most indefatigable in his attentions ILI W her. Witness never saw a man so hied before. Two or 5 days before she died atie was in a very exhausted r, tad - told witness that Mrs. Lane had been there with ek woman and had examined her by force , and di Wes left her in a most deplorable state. (Sense- Son.) She had no nurse at that time but her has- r band. Witness then went to Mr. Tucker, the over- t . Nu, and brought the case under his attention, after which, in lip to the time of her death, she wanted for nothing. Robinson, the surgeon, was also very kind to her. Wit- 10 lame told Mr. Robinson, the surgeon, about Mrs. Lane's bb adduct within an hour afterwards, and mentioned the par *talus of the violence. et. Mr. Robinson said that he did not see any sign of via- p 4, Wad upon the examination of the body. Ct. Mrs. continued—Mn. Lane wanted deceased to Wks castor oil, against Mr. Robinson's instructions. Wit- mess read and prayed with her , an d her mind seemed to be 37,1 oat, and prepared for her coming end. st. As Mrs.eel in the room seemed to be very strong sg. agains Clarke, particularly after Mrs. Barbed's evi- St. died, the Coroner said that means must be taken to protect • SO witness, who had come forward to give evidence. at.l The Coroner then began to sum up the case, and stated that the inquest had been held in consequence of an official complaint which had been made to him, stating that the 20 deceased had lost her life through neglect. Com- le &iota had been made against loth Mrs Lane and Mrs. !!!. Popham. These complaints had been made in writing. The 2; jury had heard the whole of t he testimon y in the case, and 7; which was in some respects of a moat extraordinary cha- 121 miner. Generally speaking such statemeats received a co- 121 bearing according to the feelings of the parties, which 1.2 made it very difficult to ascertain the exact st ate of the case. .2, He did not see what bla me attached to the medical officer :,t! oe to Mrs. Lane, for that person he thought was rather en titled to praise, because o hen she saw the case was beyond 5'% her skill she urged Gafford to go for a medical man. He to I did not do so, but discharged the one who was attending ; whereas, bad he gone to the workhouse, he would have L, had everything he wanted. et.l After the summing up the room was cleared, and Garford was ordered into custody, Mrs. Clarke having stated that 20 she was afraid of him, and had taken a warrant cut that 121 day.. Garford wcs, however, ultimately released, and a P_ scene of great recrimination t ook place between the friends 22 of both parties. A second clearing took place, and a ver dict of " Death from exhaustion " was taken, and imputing ak blame to the husband for not obtaining parochial relief. 23 10 • The precediags then terminated. 1.0. t 4te et and , 20 4. SPORTING. -...-.0. -. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAT. There was a pretty good attendance this morning, but business was very limited. St. Hubert was again in from both for the Two Thousand rind Derby ; 40 to 1 was cur rently effered on the field b as r the Chester Cup. Th e fol lowing w the Meet tting • C be HESTER CUP. 500 to 10 &gat Tyne, (t) 600 to 10 Rothe rbans (t) 500 to 10 Lhusforda (t) 600 to 10 Sir Mark (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 3to 1 eget St. Hubert (t) 6to 1 Bonnie Morn (offd) 5 to 1 Lord of the Isles (offd) DERBY. 9 to 1 sgst St. Hubert (t) 11 to 1 De Clare (t and offd) 300 to 21 Rifleman (t 1 20 to 1 Oulaton (riffo) 30 to 1 Polydore (oita) 60 to 1 Sersbasd (t) 1000 to 15 Rambling Katie (t) The Liverpool Steeplechase was much talked about, but nothing booked about it. FEARED Loss or AN AMERICAN Elniwhich r.--Capteind Ed war ds, of the steam -tug It returne to Liverpool yesterday, after C hann e l, the cean Chief from this port to liobart-tow, down the reports haying seen an American ship go ashore at 2 p.m. on Thursday, inside the Tusks! Light. As soon as the ship struck she hoistei her ensign. union down, the boats were immediately lowered, and proceeded towards Tyska' , Lighthouse. After es,,ting off tbc Ocean Chief the steam -tug returned to Tusher at 8 p.m , but °Wald He SWAZI of the Alp.— Lioeepool Chronicle. 1 100 Midland ---- . 100 Do. Bkra. aol Derby all 1111 d. G. Wert. (Ire.) 221 Ditto Half Shame all Newcastle and C.arlialis - 31 Newmarket Bury Eaten. 121 Newportabers.tellereford IS luny aad Bankklt an - all NewryWarreevat &Boa. 10.4 Nut folk 15 Da. New 31 Nort,eta Counties limb e IGO North British 15 North Devoe. N 5. 1 all Ds. 1 A Deterred I Do. 1 B Gamezteed 100 N. Eastern—lbrwick 20 Do. Est.:asks 13 Do. G.N.E. Pare. all Du. Leeds 100 Do. York 50 North London at Do. Nov 101. Shane 171 North atatfordshirs all Monk Wasters 10 North lk loutlaWeat. 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WIWI Awoken Lana.- k Sed.Co. ............ 8.,„..5crezi....dJ,4i1 _~ , (Trpilgi him of Prime ' Krim Mem Meanie Telerraph (metal Btai. %wird= (Amaral S.B.6hipping hiah Beetroot Sugar Medliarnadas Eact-TeL Ilezkaa & 81.Ameriain Miami Pabst-am. raid Netherlands Land N.& Walla 0541, 1 - 73toOnTRavTisioit&. North &It. Autos Lama Vlcoth of fro Poelitiouterol _____ Nigu s. el' &Orient-St= Portland Iron Oodeploy Nora Nail Steen 3o3ttlels Alla/. lOU gall Do. Kew IlSouth Aueteallen load %bombe* eke T. Scrip Do. Do. Hartetered , TroatkLosaoo ofopCes ' Yan DeleameeLead 34 3 36 36 1 93 39 41 zd 611 66 63 2 6 10 10 -.— COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day with no business doing. Town tallow is quoted Me. 6d. nett cash ; Petenburg Y.C. on the spot, 591. 6d. ; January to March, 69a, sellers. Mantles AVIRAO3S.—Tows tallow, 615. • fat by ditto, 3s. 3d. •, yellow Russian, 611. Od. ; melted staff. 41s. Od., wash ditto, 265. 6d.; tallow graves, 124.; good dregs, 71. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY." Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large and trade heavy, prices having a lower tendency. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior, 84s. to 905.; inferior, Ns. to 80s.; clover, 901. to 1151.; second out, 130 s. to 100 s.; straw, 235. to 28s. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-TILD3 DAY. The supply of moat articles in season is good, but trade Is dull. Prices remain about the same as lut week. Pears consist chiefly of Woo Morena, Winter Neils, Na Plus lieuris, and Jean de Witte. Hothouse Grapes may still be obtained; the best Portugal Grapes are scares, and realise about 3e. per pound. A few Seville Oranges have made their appearance, at from 7s. to 12s. per 100 . ; common sorts fetch from 2e. 6d. to 10s. per 100. Chestnuts, from 101. to 20s. per bushel; Spanish Note, from 141. to 20e. per bushel; Barcelona, from 20s. to 245.; French Almonds, 245. per bushel, 60 e. per M cwt. ; eat Cobs, 180 s. per 100 lbs. ; and Brasil Note, 20s. per bushel. Cucumbers vary from 21. to 3s. each. Spanish Onions mg be bought for 2s. per dos. Owing to the mild season, Vegetables are well Carrots and Turnips are abundant. The trade for all kinds of Potatoes is bad, except for top quelitee. which maintain lute quotations; other kinds from be to 10s. per ton lower. Letter. s fetch from 9d. to le. per score. Cut Bowers con sist of Passion Sowers, Biguonia vecneta, Tulips, Helio tropes, Eupborbiu, Poinsettias, Camas', Chines* Prim roses, Heaths, and Roses. CRTEITAL PALACE, JAN. 12.—SEILUKO DAT.— Matlariaa at the doors, 854 ; Mastodon by moot; tickets 166; total, 1,009. was checked by a purchase of New Three per Cents., and the closing range was scarcely lower than the latest quotation of yesterday, although 5 per cent. below the 4 o'clock prices of that day. The news above referred to caused the more uneasiness owing to its being stated in private telegraphic despatches received from Russian sources, that it is the object of the enemy to advance on Varna. In the afternoon, however, there was a disposition to believe that the incursion is merely of a predatory nature, and in inconsiderable force. It is presumed that any combined movement of the Russian forces in this direction would at least have the good effect of forcing the armed interven tion of Austria. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Ratites closed at a further fall of about 3 per cent., whilst the Pour and-a-Half per Cents. again experienced an advance of about a similar amount. At Vienna the money market has resumed an unfavourable appearance, the exchange on London having recovered to 12.14, whilst the Austrian funds have fallen. At Hamburg Russian stocks have attained a further rise of 11 per cent. The other continental stock markets are quieter, but the late rise is fairly maintained. Consols opened at 911 to 921 for the Bth Feb., declined to 915 to 1, and had recovered at the close to 911 to 92. For money the transactions were at 911 to 915, and the closing quotation was 911. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols. for money, 913, 4,1, 1,5, 5, 1 • ditto for aecount, Bth February, 9 1 1', 92, 913, 911:Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 4,3, 1, 1. New Three per . Cents., 92, 921, 911, 921, 913. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 41. India Stock, 225, 228. Bank Stock, 2101. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 99:. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to 7e. prem. India Bonds were dealt in as Ile. to 14s. prem. In the foreign stock market Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. receded 1 per cent. Turkish showed heaviness, and, after falling to 755, closed at 75.1 to 1, or nearly 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Peru vian and other stocks were steady. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102 ; ditto Four.and a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 to 62 ex div.; [ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 94. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 701 to 711; ditto Three per Cents., 49 to 51. Mexican, 21 to 1. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 185 to 19. The list of sales is annexed : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 94. ])uteh Four per Cent. Certificates, 93. Equedor Bonds', 4, 41. Mexi can Three per Cents. for account, 16th Jan., 211. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71. Portu guese Four per Cents., 41 1 . Russian Five per Cents., 100; ditto Four-and-a-half per Cents., S9l, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents, 845. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 38 ex div.; ditto New Deferred Throe per Cents., 181 ex div. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip (paid in full), 701; ditto for account, 16th Jan., 761, 751, 78, 75 1 . The scrip of the French loan was again weaker, being offered in the afternoon at 11 prem. The closing quotation may bo given at 11 to 2 prem. Telegraphic despatches from Paris conveyed a ru• mour that the applications already amount to 890,000,000 f., or about 35,600,0001. sterling. Further considerable amounts of gold were to-day taken from the Bank for exportation to Paris. The drain has contii.ued throughout the week, owing to the remittances made on account of the French loan. The foreign exchanges this afternoon retained an unfavourable appearance, including Paris. There is thus no immediate prospect of the efflux of gold being checked. On Paris the current rate was 24.975 to 25f. at shmt, and 25.225 to 25.25 at 3 mouths ; on Amsterdam, 11.171 to 1 ; and on Frank fort, 117 to 1. The rate on Hamburg ruled at 13.51 to 1, being rather lower than on Tuesday. In the case of Vienna and Trieste transactions took place at 12.25 to 30. Business in bills was limited. The amount of specie taken out by the Great Western to the Brazils is 31,8531. (besides 10,1001. in French and 6,1001. in English jewellery), of which 18,0081. was in sovereigns, and 12,7001. in silver bars. The corn market continues very fiat, in the absence of buyers, and prices are little more than nominal. In some quarters a reduction of 4s. per quarter from last Monday's prices is spoken of. The failure is announced of Messrs. M. Hether ington and Co., merchants, of Winchester-buildings. The flitn, which is understood to have been chiefly engaged in the American trade, has been considered one of respectability, but the extent of its business is not believed to be large. To-morrow (Saturday) will be "making up" day in the share market. Hamburg letterset the 9th report that the produce markets had been placed in a position of uncertainty by the pacific reports lately set afloat. Wheat on the spot had fallen 3s. to 4s. per quarter. Money was easy, at 21 to 21 per cent., and stocks generally in demand, especially Russian. Foreign bills were in request, and the rate on London ruled at 13.15 to 11. The weather continued mild and wet. The Emigration Commissioners will, on the 18th coat., receive tenders for three ship., one of which is to premed to Melbourne, and the other two to Adelaide. These vessels must be ready to receive passengers between the let and 9th of March. At a general court of proprietors of the Commercial Dock Company, held this day, a dividend for the half-year of 21. per cent. free from income tax, upon the capital stock of the company, and a like dividend upon the new 4 per cent. preference stock, was declared. The total receipts of the Eastern Railway of France, for the year 1854, were 33,574,501 francs (equal, at 251 r. to the to 1,342,9801.), being an increase of 4,893,982 fr. (195,7591.) on those of 1853. Notice is given that 130 bonds, representing in all 65,3001. sterling, of the Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. stock, proceeding from the conversion al the internal debt, have been cancelled. The second annuul meeting of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company is to be held on the 2nd Feb. ' The particulars are published of a number of shares in the Thames Haven Dock and Railway which have been declared forfeited. The halt yearly interest on the capital of the Man chester and London Life Assurance and Loan Asso ciation is to be payable on the 25th inst. A dividend of 3 dollars per share is to be payable to the stockholders of the American Life Insurance and Trust Company on the 15th instant, at New York. Land and bank shares to-day exhibited no move ment of importance. Crystal Palace shares closed at 25 to 3. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 1021 ex div. ; General Screw Steam Shipping at 131; and the Canada Company's stock at 105 ex div. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Jan. 6, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation LIMO Circulation active 19,681,700 Increase 280,050 Public deposits 6,391,361 Decrease 304,076 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 11,611,800 Increase 247 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 961,420 'acres., 99,3C2 The Rest The lkierve (viz., notes and coin in banking department) 7,985,684 Decree.. 447,823 In the home mining stock market to-day, Sortridge Consols shares tvere again inquired for, and firmer. North Wheal Hobert shares and St. Aubj n and Grylls were ale- in some request. The sales reported comprise North Wheal Basset, ISt ; Sortridge Con sole, 2 ; Great Wheal Baddern, 1 ; East Tamar, ; South Bog, 125.; Great Hewes, 35., 4e. The gold mining shares remain unmarked by any variation. We subjoin the present quotations of the etocka in which the chief transactions of the week have taken place, viz. : Alfred Console, 171 to 18 ; Botallaek, 310 to 320; Bryn tail, 5 to 61; Condurrow, 100 to 105; Devon Great Con• soh, 375 to 385; But Wheal Rose, 21 to 22 ; North Pool, 90 to 100; Pot th Basset, Ih to 19; South Candor, 310 to 320; South Tamar, 61 to 7; [South Tcdgue, 8,5 to 90 ; South Frances, 330 to 340; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 2to 21; United Mines, 115 to 120; West Basset, 311 to 31; West Caradon, 16.5 to 165 ; West Providence, 221 to 231; Wheal Basset, 540 to 660; Wheal Buller, 580 to 690; East Basset, 2.5 to 261 ;'East Tamar, ato 1 ; Grambler mad St. Aubyn, 20 to ; Great Wheal Alfred , 30 to 32; North Crofty, 81 to 9; itiseewarne, 70 to 76; &midge Consols, 2to ; Vale of Towey, 8.. Gd. to 91. 6d. ; 5 to 61 ; 001 a, I to I ; West Alfred Consols, 201 to 211; Nillpool, 21 to 21 ; Great Wheal Fortnne,',lol to Il} ; Wheal Uny, 5} to 51 ; Clyjab and Wentworth, 14 to 16. For shares in new undertakings the current quo tations (which, however, are in most cases little more than nominal) are subjoined: Culchote Copper, a to a per share; Jamaica Copper, Ito per share; Cologne Lead, 6-16 to 7-16 per share; Ohnrode Copper, fto 1 per share; Iberian, dia. to ; Oberahof, f to 1 per share ; Peninsular Mining, t a t r o f die.; ; Claren.lon (of Jamaica), I die. to par ; San emando, 3.16 to 6-16 per share ; Greet Crinnia, a to Adis.; Lackamor Copper, a to a per share ; Beaton Iron Ore, par to j pram.; Bellygoneen, to per share ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 1.16 to 3-16 per eh.; Adelaide Land and Gold, f to I per sh.; Port Royal (of Jamaioa), ato per share; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, a to a per share ; British Aurralian Gold, 2.e. to 3s. per share ; Glaribach Zinc, a to a per share; Lake Bathurst Gold, I.lGto a per share; Australian Consols, a to f per share; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, f dis. to par; Wildberg Con sols, 11 to If per share ; d'Or, 1-16 to 3-16 per share; New Grenadian Land and Truit,ll to la prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. The gold mining shares present no variation worthy of notice. Agua Fria shares are quoted- to / dui.; Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to 1 per share; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 7-16 dim.; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 1 die. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 31 to 36 ; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Au:train sian, 5-16 to 3-16 dis. ; and Scottish Australian In vestment, 13-16 to 15.16 prem. In other home and colonial mining stocks there is no movement. FIRE AT THE LONDON GAS WORKS.—YeaterdLy afternoon, between one end two o'clock, as a large gas ometer at the London Gas Works was beiag fi lled from the retorts, a portion of one of the latter flew off, and the gas rushing cut of the aperture, became ignited, ',Using up to such a height as to fire the wooden bridge at the top of the gasometer. Great consternation existed among the workmen, as an explosion of the immense receiver seemed imminent and would have been attended with feartul conse quences. T wo brigade engines, with others belonging to the exteosive manufacturing concerns adjacent,were immediately in attendance, and the fi re was ere long happily extinguished. One of the labourers was struck by a ladder, which was being hurriedly reared by his fellow-workmen, bud so seriously injured that his recovery is hopeless. AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS FOR THE RUSSIAN BEM vien.—The Philodelphia North American says :—" Mr. Rosevelt, a lawyer of New York, who sailed in the Baltic last week, en route for St. Petersburg, it is said, is to be raised to a generalship in the Russian army. Several other Americans, it is reported, west out in the Baltic to proceed to Russia." The New York Sun says :—" Mr. Rosevelt has been engaged for the last two months in sketching the plan and calculating the cost of a campaign—all of which are reduced to paper, and capable of being rolled up into a compass sufficiently small to enable him to secrete it on his person without fear of detection. There are several per sons of standing in this city who are familiar with the plans, having got their information from Mr. Rosevelt. They state that it is the intention of the Czar, in the ciring, to open the campaign on the most formidable foundat.on." CASUALTY.—Sappho (iron barque) for Rio Janeiro, is ashore off Waterloo, but is expected off this tide. Liver pool, Jas. 12. li dlis