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

S 4 __ THE EXPRESS , MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1861. _____ ..__ lab Intelt:tnct. stir Til WARE. THE POISONING CASE AT COVENTRY. THE ACCIDENT ON THE HAMPSTEAD MARKETo. those must be quoted as being Is. per quarter dearer. There J e • Pri“dhy, a poli•e•constable, Was charged with JUNCTION RAILWAY. -•••- was some new barley on offer, but its quality did not come e- , ia.weeetly assaulting Mre. Charlotte Auu Feu duo, the wife COVENTRY, SATURDAY NICHT. TALLOW.-BAITRDAT ArritBNoo3e-The market eau up to the expectations of the dealers. The trade in that Illergrirrille ie; t COVITe. of • • a•! • r sireeser in Benneedsey. The iuvestigetioe into the Calle° of the death of lt was on Saturday afternoon reported that rather tinner to•dey, at the prices of yesterday. Delivety doers tiara of groin was flat, and but very few par:els Blelles due seventy' he tie- yeast wee& .. ~ . s sal Wuxi stated that on Tuesday nigh e t y thl27 , th 1 ie• NII 1 Clifiligill ways, num er,...r. e.- i s - bo. *Pt I , • .: " • alt.„ ate left home to go to Loadoo-brelg• Rail The Bosnia" h and her infant chil . d h t w e ' boos after the adjournment of the inquest on Friday night to lest eve•Mg• 4 • 17 9 rail ' s ; mein ". 1 • 66 ° emilm• changed hands at about last week's rates. Oat@ were pretty dr ai t m a. ma. 41.0,...1 , ~ . _ ..,). ~1 .1 ! „., fn. the peewee of meeting two of her children who we e r: the summoning officer from Bow had waited upon Mr. - well taken up at good terms, the demand being firm. The h ha ti e srei b i: e l n ot Peiee the X d inan by ili a nie rl l :::r a t l irn, ed wsa vva r l ea la :i n mett ßft ti n :i,, i'h ,:m t ni b l vesang free, the country. On het real ale owl the pried's; tag fit St . m„,..„.h a n. egrros.-LivEßrooL, Seter. 7.-The Persia's advice, are large yield will, however, prevent any great advance is the Humphreys, the coroner, aud stated that he had been in. a sizi .:....:, else Lad Lnown as the policeman .ei the heat near her formed by some medical gentlemen, who had the age of seve- considered very warlike, and the galosh:o-day are 8,000 hales , price of that article. Beene and peas both ruled firm. Beet Worts -Redo , •Ass sAi • I ' hease..ba she s po k e to Wu, H e p ropose d to accompany John ev id ence ta k en t ik ezz i r l y! nik " re ' and . eel patients at their own homes and who reside in that at very faces, including 7,200 American, 6tal. to 10d. ; dour has advanced lid . to ls. per auk, but there was little Musa ten. -Tbarseay. •ept ;.. bet to the -Winn. end they walked toeethor. r iron amring a Tn. "' regis trar locality that there were Ave owes of that dea- MX) Surat, rd. toad.; Ad Egyptian, ad. to Hia. ; 511 Po,. animation in the troth,. - - ' Maranham, 94d. ;of which 3,000 are for ape. Wienia:u, Seer. 7.-We have a fair supply of new wheat of ,„ their de. found the traio ehe ex ted her children by had ma- ne. for the • cit y Covent ry, . g out character that, in their they could um". °Ad• ; Pec . present at the mamage of William Reanash with Betey (*CRT OF BANK It UPTI• I. - 'el eree.Bl.!':: .. • • . • -. AolcAu) vollso la. JIM gave the prieonei some money to Stokes on the 11th of August, 1549. It is my duty to point net . . survive many hour, . at market today , which forted a ready sale at fully 2a. pet (Be(ore Mr. ColallollAX4,3 Helix/a.) fet a ghee of a l e, and he proposed that they should walk out to part i es where they are to sign their names in the - His object, belief, therefore, - in sedation and export, To -day's import is 4 53' bales. editing the coroner was to ascertain, in the event qr. more money than on this day week. Oats were in good e of much deaths taking place, wheth e r lie would in- COTTON GOODS.-MaNcHeirna, SEPT. 7. - The demarul at something Over former rates. Barley st e ely, gs wassr ~,i , e , ii i _g, • I,ext.stsegy. 'rooks street to ke the ruins of the bre. She book. 1 did so on the occasion in question and 1 m. 1 Thia A dividend Plevntig lOWA, the seeeed beak. seated to go with him, awl when there lie sisenulted hero pared to swear that the signature '. i tet 4 ewe .. i t ; aa clude them in his present ioquity, or if lie (the euinmoning market has been rather more inactive this week than last, and rattier in favour of the seller. Priceri to the grower : - toot " or deka mars', w h o e e l I . „... r i r ren ew oe , t h e an indre:ent manner. She got away from him, awl went off written by the woman herself. It is not ible that officer) should be called upon to summon a freh jury 7 and in various departments the quietude and weakness Wheat, white, new, sds. to 63e., 631135. per bushel ;rend, dusters Tavern, is Vivi Leto • t 11 e sle•sts were returneel immediately to the police office to rinuplein of hi; conduct. her bead would be guided, as my back would not be Mr. Humphreys informed him that upon such an event seem to here increased during the last day or two. In yarns S To. to 60e• • oats, new, lid- to la per atone. di 1.41W4 Liabilities of %mem &col A.• • ell seitotandid,,, Tle iteee, tor was not ther e , a wl s h e was pushed out of the turned. taking place be was to let him know instantly, and he would there is rather more pressure to sell, in some quarters, than YORK, Sere. 7.-The attendance of farmers and factors Mild lb reds remoter. p'.., erty. ed. 9. and Edwerd E l 7 e• she complaiued agate next morning , after klling Thomas Jones, of the I leneral Wolfe, Foleshill, raid th a t the n cons ider the question. It was also reported that there was previously the case, and the tendency of prices is at our corn market to-day wu scarcely an average f or t h e .41•1rnelb for hamm .4 y eurelsnee niters, 4 'IC There wee r h,..1.1•.1 .4 whet hail uoctured, autl the matter wan sent lie knew William Beandsh, who first came to his ho about were five persons-a father end mother and three children towarde decline ; but still there is a good deal of finuuess on season, and wheat was only in limited supply. The new sae .Imitt nese is the %end. 4 V.. lelisank, the ott.cial to tld• eoort to Is. layeiliflafell• six months ago with • woman whom he called Emma. Ile -who were punengen in the second carriage next to the the pert of spinners generally, who are not overburdened samples offered were of very fine quality, the corn being Mr. redwin, who appeared for the prisoner. cross-Ties- last eaw them ems urdav, the 10th of A t. He alwa s break van, lying at their residence at lelington under the with stock, and prefer to hold oat for full rates rather than bold and thin-skinned yield or dour will consequently e t ee lyeked was deeLatel two ha ma. Mooed the eeruplaieaut at greet length with a view to prove considered thingle le, and generally another femal y e tare of medical men resident in that locality, in a very coment to any abatement while the cotton market remains be much greater than was at one time anticipated. Ti,., that she was not sober at the time alluded tu, nail he statedprecariousstate from the injuries sustained. They were so stiff. The sales are very limited in amount, butare mostly trade ruled firm, and farmers held out for an advance et iie Deem- a itlitsaa ' a t sNARITTCY. accompanied them, and they a dd resse d her as " P u ll y." that the prisoner entirely denied the charge,ln the first instate-1i conveyed to a surgery in Kentish • at full current peiceaThe lowerqualities of 2Ws to 34 ' . warps, 2s. White sold at 58e. to 62a. ; red, 54.. to 58e. per 36 Th.. ..... also • divilmel •ismeitig iu tbo matter of Ileum. Mrs. Stokes, being recalled, further deposed that on the punk., ` , halo Isle al w i „ ht. Lora . r .toil , e _ ise ,,,.. Mr. gande r said the complaimint's statement had not in night before Mrs. Beamish died, Beaniish maid that she (the town, and after being attended to, a cab will peocurud and 32's cop twist for the home trade, are rather more stone. The supply of malting barley was small, and the The anas •,. w Nww ,".. caw' . ~ H e ,.." - e .7.1-• ii.. nay say l es a sheeen, a nd he should, therefore, send the d meese d woe .) i m d ex p resse d . w i s h to h ere port at the father's request, and they were sent off to their freely offered, and though quotations are tone of the trade although not active was firm at the prices arm &boo skeet vuue. ; 0.t., 1.. w. re. Nod. rat "'' f ''' " Li to the ae "''' u • wine, and he had bought her some. About 9 o'clock cm residence. Mr. IL Sutheria, surgeon, of Aldenharipternice, unaltered, buyers have realised a s light advantage in of last week, which ranged from ti ers. to 40*. per quarter ; St' Pancraa-road, states that on the night of the occurrence a f e w cases. Spinners are turning their attention to grinding aorta were • sooty show and supported th e i r hand meant to 374 e LAMBETH . t h at n i g h t w a nes , went to see h er, awl she was then Deceased drank the wine, but could not swallow th e b rea d, AT TYWIJe TAI to the taking a g I. the The two elderly ladies, elegantly dressed, were brought to his !short-time wo r ki ng . Th ere h as b een b u t littl e i nqu i ry va l ue, 32 5. to 345. per 30 stone. There was a middling .1.1.-T dividend was Alla Alat..ll iieral form Aniline Roberts, entlemen b elonging some of the wine with a little heisted bread in it , from the accident in a cab. One was in no way in- during th e w ee k f or an y d eocr i p ti on o f piece-gooda. Fabric supp l y o f oats, for wh i ch the inquiry was fair, and sain- litt TAILOR'S.: re fur. rte., fs. th SuMr. % 7mo- Bake attended. by the authority of Major ead. ! ur g er, reed except by the fright she bad sustained, but the other adapted for lodiaand Chin a coutinue to decline in price, the plea brought fully late terms-265. to 0 8s. per 4 0 atone, Th e de 'nee was as .ppl ink t a a f or ee di,„a.. b y ed rese t 4e , , D e r s efo r d. the eommatm li ng .- Nicer , t o support s i x nun. Sh e rema i ne d w ith d ecease d a b out au h our. Deceased was 3 was bleediug profusely from a gash in the forehe a d, which latest tele g ram s f rom B om b ay an d C a l cu tt a report i ng un - s h ow o f b eans was short, and huskies , ' was transacted at lerdwde of N eo. 63. Werwie katreet. rade... wt.,. Is, use. to ren oat aga i ns t six members of thy corps to re. tot then sick. Ileamish had told wituess that the dosamod and 7a S i for aul in J.- Mr. The aes laid the right eyebrow open, and extended for nearly three favourably of th ose mar k e t s , and from t h e i nter i or. F or f u ll y f ormer terms, the demand being tolerably active ; esseits. by Muchmore. •hew a surplus rev " the am-in 'l'll , aseripaiolle alealabb had some more about five in the moruiog. On the Friday inches from above the nose towards the right temple, the most other kinds of cloth business here is eat, but prices are fine sorts made 50s. ;secondary, 48s. per 38 stone. Melt, men leak of 71t. ; the tereits on imbe d h a d h a " Th • filet sumnisais was against Mr. Itolsert Lee, for a night after deceased was taken ill withers showed some of flesh b eing completely lied back H • dressed wound, the nominally steady. It is hoped that the market will be bees - 70s. to 725. ; rye, 348. per quarter. Flour, 41.. to 43e. nit 17.. Da, sonset which th ere .. re ,„.....r., d ome ,. , Eder ee .4 re. 10._ V 17., 71. for clothing, and It. lth., his last the vomit to Dr. Gate, who merely looked at it and said it the t of both lathes to reach their residence was such &sally affected by the curtailment of production which has per sack. . Oa wiroasta, "W. las Md. : trade espeeses, 113/. 6a. ( 4 .1. : I Y - "e . • eeberri, *ow to the eon". wen the bile. It was saved and shown to hiss &second time. "" e leue Y __, that again entered the cab, and drove off without leas , lately commenced. KIRKCALDY, SEPT. 7.-The weather this week, up to sad torass, Mt, Pb, se, Th e dept, are r e turne d e t see. The •Iflllbee WY inability to pay on account of loss of Beamish twee generally with tar deceased at night, IMO • they of . • . . ___-- many trace th e i r wnereaDouta Thursday evening, was favourable for cutting and carrying -- • mid sem ts give s op after .Isehe dee, .. e 2.. :el. situation, end a promise was given to pay by instalments. Emma Statham was the tint person there in the morning.WOOLLEN CLOTH.-Legoe. Seer. 7.-)tart of the dr real e f e e the en i gma .. e rf er .,l e .,.. epee ite teh soi l tb e Mr. Nome' male an order for the amount claimed, but Dee-caned complained must of burning in the throat and ex- Yester d ay a ft ernoon a singular circumstance t ransp i re d ... the crop , and great progress since then a .. z which leads to the belief that theme are stall other victitua merchanta were represented in the markets this morniet deal of rain has fallen, which has retarded opendions. goad earl ellewsel a centers& ulf the w- anal clew. ....id he felt satisfissl the Others of the corp. would not cemive thirst. On the t he riday she said she believed it was f • bus i ness in ' whose cues have not been di scovere d . During the afternoon a nd • eir . was transacted the Coloured clot - po. some tag worse flans potent. ft till ss remirmalde time was given. or while a die th• thi the Len.uoith hail neverall we can learn the potato disease es steadily exteodin RC URN! • At •WTP lA7l * e. haNlint. PlM respectable persons waited upon Mr. the hall, chiefly in winter goods ; but heavy tweeds commanded ..,A 6, ..., „,,,,,,, _ To eau . .10.• a ee rties..,a. ai ,„.t iai , „„,i.., t h e i iiiiikripti:y . sition seas -haws on the port of the defendant to keep up complained about rats and mite, but when the paw lint three . . officer, and inquired if he bad Murr ay, eer- most attention. In the White market only a moderate out - •;• t e ay *""i e ', ta ere l then a woidt4hutee been h a fe in r a t M e ty pi r , ' ,i i of; U. Zame..4 No. :16, Ilia; Mt Refl.'s , aldleima Isis payments. ma. It ire . attended tot It ; a . ottga.a, aad Mr . Laviswe Oltslers were made in the other oases , but with respect est the heakr r pt. owe which ease autumns eogan to grow the deceased sai d to tattoo . tdoit there artier e . Summoning to would be very few, as the .teas were destroyed by the mice Gaped, either amongst the dead or the wounded, if there quantity of goods changed owners. were auy persons of the name of Kent. He replied that he kinds of grain. Wheat sold readily at an advance of Is. to 2a. per qr. Oats mach the same as last weed. The con. was quite certain that there were none of such • name HARDWARE. -Biltineetteli, Sem 7 -There has been ditioa of the new barley is good; local consum seemingly George Ward tailor , of 187 rff: :....., „, ~,.,, ~,, t ,„„,,,,,,„., °en , 1., his a‘ ..,, i ,..„ „,,.,„, 7,. ‘,... It was alleged that he was • sheriffs officer, and Elizabeth Ward, wife of r • mom t the deceased, as all the bodies had been a further ' • • • ge reactaon in the state of the trade of this town ~... Ir.. well side to hoe . Spooetniet, deposed that she had knows the dammed fur .in want of such, pay long prices, but as yet ' little has MI seri had cows up seeds to is c....••lsralde sau.oist * --• -' 31 ' 4 :sail, • t ' de bur the Friday even t.. . neton that lying the Mee. the order should be Iror In years. stases went to see on identified. They then informed him that they were slues our last report. The military gu te.h °-en are all busy chan g ed hands . FE today, bad moderate 1 1 ore, y, we a etipp ye lease Ns -en' ro.istol .4 , e.-- 11r . of:, aasl SHIA ..4 ert w ho_ resided in every department, and in the way of birdiog guise there wheat, which sold quickly at le . to Pa. per qr. ail ad week' Mg enmesh* was takes ill. She complained that her throat relatives me i and of a to ether na wdh his Kn r , ilchil one of gether wi ean dchild, be b mess do i ng . The tbe k . fa reatieed may • few stilllisie, a here is had ...et lemmas. Tie met '''''‘ *Uwe' M r. I{"herm wished it. =Lee hewn is beethem eieht %eve without tailor* in THAMES. pawed her, and that it was sore. 1111COSH4 was not sick !Y am • whom , .. . • aPPeara to more us 11 glut eta ace prices. Ba r ley and oats in small supply; sales ready atfull while witness was there. to had seen get into the excursion train on Monday s i eo full of omen. In those branches which are more par. l es t wee k' s ra t es . wh ea t, o ld, 34. t o 57 ' s. per ye and the maigases left the natter is the hauls of Me. Wdl.cent A , lomft, engineer and Xnperinteotleat of the morning. The had a friend who had also seen them in • . % r Powell-Bearisieh and the deceased always ap. _ I tmularly identified with the autumn trade there is more barley. new, 275. Od. to 35e. W. ;outs ' old, 28e. 0.1. t Mr sewn. loeser-Aive and engine factory of the North Leedom Rail- B y 31 . • Aw- rdens. but they never et returned home, or i - to live very comfortably together, aud witisens never e P ' ____. 4~ Hie Detour granted a• • voodela r coil:irate. any. at hew, appeur.sl before Mr. Selfe, to answer an ad- C red had Mtn,* bees hem. • eel , horri ble poss ibility suggests of last week having been sufficient to enable the manufac- I deceased make au - complaint about hi WATERTORD, SEPT. 9.-The weather this week has bees jointed munitions, which chaged him with using furnaces t ,: .. tetain Hes ,,, tkat i,i s s it „,, m ,i se r il l a, th e so . o f itself, although it is sanely feasible, whether, iu the rush tureen to piece their men on full time. Th e foreign trade - . so eonstrUeted AS nOt to barn .'r o.nsuree their own smoke. Booniat and tie-',1,,,,,,,a,,„1:da-ted se f o llo ws ~.4 a nd ea to pick up the shattered fregments of curriages to make the is still tolerably good. Hut of the merchants who are fine cin A the . wholiarindharr s est work about here is all but Mr. I tweet else. the suls•rinten.lellt 4,1 r the K division at Weems, so ea to afford light on the night of Monday the I engaged in the continental department of it are doing an pima As yet a very , II S IY f new grain has 11.1 rams old next N a I Myself sad my mother appeared at market ; the condition generally is unsatiefac- THE POLIC'E COURTS pole e,s.k4l th eke feats the chimneys of the North Lon- and - - • ' °Y° ill ''er* ' • mutilated remains o f these person s might not have been average trade ; there are also orders in from the Brazil, and _a meters were taken one mornusg before we had quality very various. Our arrivals of foreign - - • - don I 'um ' • Pao! a works at Bow was formerly very g reat, e "" fi ' hed b rea kfast . We hail bread and treacle and coffee placed with them on to the burning piles. It is niogular r , the Spaniel' West lodise. In the adjoining district of tort' and the MA NSION-litirsE. pernaioue to the neighbourhood, which it (learned, and ma however, that •• little child, • girl some seven or eight South Staffordshire trade is also im ' 0 for breakfast. 1 h a d bail some codes aod bread aod t reac l e proving ; ere are more are only moderate, and under th e influence of better advice, from Loudon and Liverpool our market has assumed a much when the caste was last before the maeistrate ei •ht weeks months old was found uninjured and has not been J... 4.. 4..r.h.is was breoglit hefer•• the Lord Mayor, ea a ith , el __, ' t owned, orders iu for finished iron, and the wor k s are in fuller firmer ... , bay en as r aspect, aara lave come forward pretty freely. amaad, duavat with staaliag toel, ,haol.. awl took. as . w to enable the company to erect an apparatus rush My mother did not have MT treacle. My mother "a' rumour has it that the Rev. Mr. Calvert, of Kentish- operation. Farmers' wheat sells readily at our quotations, and for skirt heaths, the property of his employer Mr Knox, a for the consumption of smoke, and to make other alterations. aaid it a very fun. ywe wore all so ill. The b a b y wae town, has taken charge of it. A greet deal of surprise and foreign we have more iuquiry at an improvement of 6d. to • • ' e • The works and the alterations of the chimney were progress. • much comment hair arisen that since the occurrence not SUGAIL-Balsrot., Stine 7.-We have had • steady 43, telisepeik, warehourenuan. ill hest, my mother next, then me, then Lizzie. My mother la. per barrel. Barley sod oats unaltered in value, with Mr. IA oaten sod Si.. Beard eppeared us behalf of the letl * Let I" to ' 4.114° ' 1. he coffee into th • ad 1 the hot water out put t eyug, • put su one word has been mentioned or known as to market this week, and nearly everything suitable for refits nly a limited sale for both. Indian corn : we have a con. ps wooer. Mr. Salle -Mr. Sa loon is, I believe, the presemtor. ` ' of the kettle, and then put it on UN fire to boil. The sugar hat had beco of Scot the en ine driver ' u w .me . t, g mg p evolve have found buyers nt stiff prices, grocery s e iderable speculative demand for this article , and Jai Mr. Howie-N sir • onl a witness. lame o, , y i the prosecutor 1 of the excursion train. It was well known parcels sell slowly . at easy . rates, and 13arbadoes . are quite . - we had iu the coffee was white. It was put on the table la. to 1.. 3d. per barrel higher on the week. Flour held for From the evirkoce given be Mr. Korot on the previous . . in thin ease esaaniraLem, it appeased that the primmer was in hie erns. ma %me ' .. n • in a basin. I generally clear away the things after break- that he was not amongst the sufferers at of the hospi- neglected • prices are nominally 33s to Me. for middling to ' ' 6d. sack • • Imports this per more money. week :-Wheat, Bid, moue Bally, he is the prosecutor. Ou • • • tams , and the last seen of him on the fatal night wan, that fair quality, and 36e. 6d. to 38a. 6d. for good to very fine. ployment a• eollolin f 6.1 t:Avillri, and it was firs duty to • ' • feet , but did not do so that morning, because 1 was ill 9.363 re ; Indian corn, 2 900 • flour, 30 barrels , 7 hack, take out .., u le. awl t.ke orders f.w tome, bet lie hail no Ins reports the law is mat into operation. Edward ( M av i s, the hoe in the shop, cleared up the he was put into and driveu away in a cab. It now turns Refiners produce not much sought after, but prices are not -,,,_ qee • ' • aCat• the week :-Wheat, 56 barrels ; oats, 2,7.3.$ barrels Mr. :eandusao sai l there were many furnaces on the works out that he was conveyed to the surgery of Mr. Alford, of lower. Rum.-Jarneica, low, middling, and fair parcels are 'are -- right te sell the eamples. Aln,ut the let of August Le gave le - * would the kettle, t rage that nioriamg. He empty dour, 556 sacks. -one engine furnace. a spring furuace, end a furnace for and Haverstockhill, one of the railway surgeon*, and theme to unsaleable ; fine marks, 4s. Gd. to fie. per gallon. Demerara the pa .....144.1' a parcel 41 shawls ao I 01,1 , 1p1e11 0 amp on returning put it in the Lack kitchen. We bad Kuno lotus lie tot' Mr. Knox that he hail sold the samples to . [ Br r„,„ d for th ir e a w , a t el4 ,e, o ,, f ai .e the Bi t a ilw ,:7„ c'Arriagss ...,„, „,„„ihadel„beLn already ter. and sugar at di r time that day, and also some his own residence, No. ti, Milton-place, Bow. On the -small sales at Is. &I. to la. 9,1. per proof gallon. W. Baker, ei Woolwich, aod gave him a reesipt purporting --- ' -- - --"---- - ••••• eve -- e eeee bread and butter. We were sick Ci after that. Towards summuniag officer visiting him, for the purpose of sum- WEATHER REPORT. company becatue the late mooing him to attend before the jury to give evideoce, he to he eieeml by a Mr. Barry, who, the prisoner said. was --' • •- • • . t Y en the Ram p" 'g I and I- • got pretty well We had tea and CORN.-Cedthing, Sire. 7.- Th ere was a small 1 stead pipeline had in mania meseure put the company to °eel "- Al "' • - - found him too ill to leave his bed. /le has the two small supp y . ere of Sir . linker's assistants. From inquiries he had i " bread and butter at tea time. My mother tare some cestor of all klub; of grain this morning. Wheat met with • quick ISAMILDAT, flaneuruta 7, BTO 9 La. nconvenmuce, awl nearided the works in hand. lie be- bones of the left arm broken, and is suffering from ifijn mode, however, lie had siseertained Diet Mr. (Weer had not oilnext morning and b d andwater . She brandy bought the .bawls , anti Burt there wes ie o such pen en as eel ever : dis P neitien °D the pert of the company and water. 'lke brats& Was sent for. I have never put nes to the legs and -sl y . advance ; new, unchanged. Barley a fair sale, and the prices IL XAL D. IP% C. L 8. to comply with th e act of parliament, and abate the smoke The case of Jane Greenwood is rave of the most me- Barry iu his home. Mr. Knox lelined there Were other bolt the house for mice nor do I kuow that any one of last week were fully maintained. Wheat, white, new, OM. A:., , OnAt the prisoner, and he was remanded. On Saturday be was brought sit aeaiu, acid Mr. Knox ' nundic. II w titer r4413C further discuss n iet een Mr Howie, Mr. edema and Mr Self. another ad• en else did! I have heard mice in 'the room, and have beard my father kof their be g •bout, but 1 sever saw soy lancholy of the many in University College Hospital. She is progressing to recovery ; but her two tine boys, aged then said that, on the 27th J sly la-t, the primuer told hint *44 -- • proposed .....; • . )on tof ex weeks lying about dead TL ' s bo ok (no:Amid by ma. Payne) 11 and 8, are among the killed, and she does nut know 21,. Od. to 235. 6d. ; old, 22. . 01 to 245. Od.; red, new, e.-- 21s. to Va.; old, 20e. Od. to 7.25. (Al, Barley, new, 13s. 6d. -- -- - - to 14e. 6d.; old, 13a. Od. to 14s. Od. Oat ., potato, old. ha had an eider from Mr. Lee, of lautlisrdine, draper, for w " l' re l' e ''"" "•"" agreed t " : 1 • it, and cannot be told it. She believes them to be livi was my father's, and was kept by him in the parlour cup. . . °X 10e. &L to Hs. 64.; new, 9s, 9d . to 10s. 9d.; common, old, twelve slinals. lie 'cleated twelve shawls and gave theni board. Some time after we hail all been taken ill, but Ido and inquires after them. The method officers are of es. (Id . t o le s. ed . Naas M.76 ID 80 Wein. assamorn 29.66 64 81 :CEA% 3 b 3 a a 3 to the 'weenier, who took them away. The value of the shawls was tietut Jere. (hi the eater, day he mid he had an ' order for twelve skirt lengths front Mr. 'Wilson, of Londoa- Et TR AOHI)INARY ESCAPE n ot retnembe OP TWO PRISONERS c n up FROM THE MANSION-HOUSE. -•- ron which day, .my father sent me to the 21 1 0,i0 t.0 n . to get the book. I did so, and he sat down and .`"" wrote in it. I went out, so do not know how l ong he • that the announcement of their death might be r ,,,,„,, then mother. In one of the wards lay a little girl o _'''''''''" mimed Susanna Finnis, labouring under fracture of the left :Z fibula, lacerate d wound over the outer front of the left the toren, Seer. 7 .- A . dearer. Barley Rupee quality is very tine. serest, Greenwich, deeper. Mr. Knox pelted them up, and A . • continued writing. Ido not know whether he wrote with n fr . mat them himself to Mr. Wilson by • cerrier. on Lem/ cress•examined by Mr. Woutner, he said theA ro miewast remarkable emeape of two convicted • pen and ink or pencil. I have often seen him write in • I pri so ner, ,- carrel at the Mansine•bouse justice-room lock- it. Ile put down what he gut for his pigs. prisoner ..a "cc goTesioll had told hint that he h a d go t up cells on Friday last, which, following so deftly on two drank at Wardwell, awl mime one heal given him al oe ,. other eseapes from the same quarter, caused mueh surprise in the kitchen , at the table, and did not tell me to go out. I did not the will on the table. I never saw foot a fracture of the right clavicle, and extensive bruises o lie vs . of both cheeks and left forehead. She was a sad spectacle, of G UILD F ORD, CPT. 7.-There wheat, which wan ge nerally dis large supply of wheat ; prices w ei r rted late rates, increased was only a limited supply a - . Barley o f ilother 2973 67 54 W. T Bounce 29.80 57 63 WILW. ptosed "VI- ; Arm AK 29.7'9 5 at • furt er 7 Di N.N.E. Pontoon-- Weie te b 4 N.W. games Wees as 63 N . N.E. GALWAY and it was peculiarly painful to hear her saying, in a half. Improvement 24 . to • per qr. *° .. grain 80eallohotiew 29.e6 6 7 f. 4 W. singing. voice, "Wky don't Igo home?" There are several without change. Wheat, new, srts. to Gls. ..cutto old, Arsa 6sl Barley, 325. to 40 .. Peas, elas. to 375. VALENTI* ••• 30.13 69 58 N.W. h 90 1 7 r 2 7 a 1 2 Is 4 4 o 4 4 0 1 7 a I 7 c 4 4 1; 3 farm end stolen a parcel of shawls from him, and that the in the City. It appears that during the business is the my mother write in the book. The cupboard was kept un- other very serious eases in the same hospital, but in none of 40 . . to - • 30.10 67 66 N.W. 1 b 1 Re • 375. to 395. [ police had got preeemeion of wme of them. He did not itisticex , orn the Lord Mayor sentenced two men each to locked. I did not write the words, " Deax wife, I hope them has them lines any change for the worse since the last 1 . lizterroaD, fixer. 7.-A not very large market, and wpm; KTO S ITr i II 29.76 66 65 W.N.W. eg.9o 56 fd N.W. 6 c 3 2 b - we any ... nay. and he did not tell the paao . ea he would three montke Berrie:mutant. Their names were William Yee." in the book. I did write the words, " For whether ," relfrt• met prosecute him, but would deduct the amount from the dottrel Mill .1. Smith, the former being fund in a house, which are on the opposite side, I was going to write • nie Kentish-town fields presented the appearance of a supply of now wheat only moderate ; prices were quite novice ..... loslitac.. of his account. 4: , , laarlenhall•street, with an intention to commit a felony , verve out of the Bible. If was after my sister died that I fair gr." yesterdyesterd a y • , they were covered with people , as good as last week, with the turn upwards. New barleys roaranoorm. 29.94 59 66 N.W. 6 m I Mr. Wells, usistaut to Mr. Lee, draper, of Leather•lanit, and th.• ether charged with ste a lin g a bale of shirting la from a wmy tether write in the book. Ido 001 know the During church hours thousands got op on the line and the fetch 36e. to 40s. per qr. New oats scarcely on sale yet. tr e hazio• - A .: . ... 30 .0060F. W.N.W. 2 e 2 ... W. _,. mid the prisoner called at Mr. Lee's ramp and 'eked him for wnrehosse iu Gutter-talus, Cheaptido. Roth were shown to • ting on th is note-paper. All the entries in the book embankments ; but when the trains recommenced run. New beans are of fiue quality. Wheat, red, 355. to 37.. per I,Nr t e,' an. _ ' s ` o ' .. ; g ; W.N.W . t b 4 aa order, but be told him he could nut without Mr. 1,0 . 11 he very had characters , and, after receiving senteneer were made by me , father. sing the police drove them off. The greatest num- load ; white, 36e. to His . Old oats, Dja. to 26a. per qr. Cormluarnie. 50.47 56 - E. 9 r 5 esemsat, and he dal not order the shawls on the 27th July. were ~ken down and locked up i n one o f t h e cellsßy a Juror -1 have - LEICESTER, Seer. 7.-The show of wheat at our market Haunts 29.82 69 - W.B.W. 5 o 6 Mr. Wilson said that he had not onlerssl any skirts, but a immediately beneath the court. There was • third pen- h ere / ever semi • Emm a stub= write, past three o'clock the Rev. Mr. Fleming, of thetCoogre- today was b e l ow an averag e, th e b u lk o f th e su pply con - Bider 66.16 66 - W. 3 b 2 so weed of skirts came to him about the 7th, July f. om Mr. 1.36er, a la'Y• in the 'II" cell' The business of the court Inspector Payne recalled-I have been to Mr. Turner's gational Church, Kentish-town, mounted a portable siding of new deacriptions, and old sorts were very mama !!r e ..°•„•• •• • • 30.16 1 I. g - 5.,,r,- W. • 9 9 6 7 c Ines. and AU the Ist August the prisens•r called, and said terminating about two o'clock, the justice•ruom was dared, ho . 1 have stood at the attic window and the bedroom pulpit iu the fields, and preached a sermon to • very The quality and condition of the new samples was remark. "''''''''' that the skirt hail been sent them b% mistake ; they were though the 'ler" and others attached, didec't leave for thew window in her house to if it was possible she could have largo auditeny. At a short distance from the rev. gentleman ably good. New sorts sold at an advance of 2s. New fer mane other draper in Gn•etierieb, and he would deliver hour° "ltrr a aala '''' Plea" of trn , court was in oil room witnessed what she described as having taken plaza between was an elderly man who " expounded the gospel" at con- white realised 525. to 635.; new red, 445. to 565.; old white, EXPLANATION. thaw Whem be went away he took them with bins. I adjoining the cell, and his duty is to remain till the ar ri val Beainiab and Emma Statham, and find that she could see orderable length, and made allusions to railway companies 555. to 585.; old red, 45e. to rat. per 36 stoma There was 8.-Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea &brio Bennett, amestant to Mr. Martin, pawnbroker, of of the fliron VIM. to take the criminals to Newgate or 1101- . both into the 'shop and back kitchen. I examined Rea- that were couched in anything but complimentary leagued& rather more doing in barley, the supply of which was level :each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth of an inch dimiuution : mud each le deg., SAXON 32 deg., causing aboroh (Week Greenwich, prssluced two skirts pledged on lawaY Pram. Nothing happened to excite the suspicion o f media garden on Friday. the 24th , but could find no ape With the exception of the spot at which the collision took limited , cousequently the currencies of lot week were fully • e nearly thredhundredths increase. E.-Exposed thermometer tho Ist August in the name of John Abenleen. the jailer till about hallpast 4 o'clock, when , on hooking pursues of peas or beans. There was na straw. There kere and the damage done to the flank-wall of rho bridge p-. . . . . maintained, malting selling at 375. to 40s. per quarter; lu shade. M.-Moistened bulb (for eveporaUen and dew Mr. neutered, moistest to Mr. BBL:ant, Bow, pawnbroker, luta the rei t where he had aafely. es he suPPowals lora.. were a few bean steins. by the carriages in their fall, the people had nothmg to see, grinding made Ma. to 335. per 30 stone. Of cats the show point . lA-Direction of wind (true-two points left of romp peeduced tan skirts pledged on the Ist August in the name up the primmer; he wait only able to discover the boy, who By Mr. Powell-The attic window is a skylight, aod fame for the engine of the excursion train and the last of the WAS pretty fair for the time of the year, and the tone of the netiej. F.-Voice (1 to re-estimated). C.-Ctond (1 to 9'. 1.- 41 Jahn Abeeleen, and be believed the prisoner was the ammeted him-" Oh, are you looking for than two men':" B eem i s he, h . Th e s t reet i s a b ou t forty f ee t wide, fragments of the demolished carriages were removed cm trade ruled healthy, all superior aorta being disposed of at Initials: b, blue sky: c. clouds (detached); t, tog: la hail :I. is pane who pledged them . ea, replied the ofgoele BoY - ' They have both gon e From t h e window to Beamish's b ac k kitchen about 52 Saturday ei g ht ` Is. per quarter advance ; old may be quoted at 30s. to 34 ..; 1 1 6 1 ?laled: sa x misty q. : t.Fr)i O. Orafal t . (dap) Zr, rata: ii, snow : 1! ) Mr. Wells, amistaut to Mr. Lee, draper. of Leather.lane, mid the prisoner rolled at Mr. Len's slum and asked him tor en order, but he told him he could nut without Mr. Lee's esemset, and he did not order the shawk on the Lith July. Er. Wilson .aid that he had not ordemd any skirts, bet • parcel of skirt. came to him about the July f:om Mr. Moos. and on the let August the prisoarr called, aod said that the skirts had been sent there b, niodake ; thew were kw some other draper in Greenwich, and he would deliver them. When be went away he took them with him. Elwin Bennett, assistant to Mr. Martin, pawnbroker, of Clburgh atreot, Greenwich, produced two skirts pledg , sl on the Ist August in the name of John Aberdeen. Er. Itruford, assistant ill Mr. Blizzard, How, pairobmksr, reduced ten skirts pledged on the let .t ugust in the name ad Jahn Aberdeen, and be believed the prisoner was the anon who pledged them. A somber .4 shawls were produced by several other pwabroker*. all of which. together with the skirts, sore I by Mr. Koos as his property. Mr. fisher, the party to whom the prisoner said he sold the parcel of s.isuples, wee nut preseut, and the priwmer was mph remanded in order to complete the case by Mr. Baker's midmost. BOWSTREBT. _ ..... Wig. Mani, who It.ul heed ten or fifteen year, in the Melee of the propneLors of the Mn emamins' Avers, Great q•••••ine t, wee elurged with stealing knives asaftsks, the pregerty of Mr. Elkin:ton, the Li:idiom!. Srr mane years peat a 'mice of petty robberies bad Use ineraittead in the tavern, eepacially in the knife and fork dlepartmetit. More than a hunted dozen of knives had die =d from time to time. At length • system wee I of eetting down the names of all the men mimed eft evert in the scullery every chty when • robbery took plebe, sod it was fund that the primmer was the oak, ntwho wee alwa) a present when the knives were • toles. h was eoasequeutly set, mod the primmer wee at irith deretal in th e set of taking two knives, sadist could *re r iris/eery account of the theft. fie mkt he did or take the knives with • felonious intent. Mir wwgistrata couidend that, all the cue stood, it most 0 11 fYi Mr prisoner was committed foe trial. Ma ItLBOILOUGH-fiTREET. . _ Ann Cons., r --- ,1;;;;:nais, of Newport giggfeet. wee charged with eadeavoarias to olden mousy lbws time Hos. Gourgioos West, at the reebleace of L rd de la Warr. by seem of a boggle( letter. The primmer had said with letter. which she requested might be delivered ts the Hoe. Noe West's maid servant. When ay 011110 epee for a newer to the letter. communication had hoes node to lb. Meadicity bociety, sad she wale miffs bastkol. The ollioar rid h• bad koo•r• th• about tea %sad that sh• had boss ouswirted •• • letter impostor. procoor offered as deem" sad wee motenosd to Una •••••thi hard Mum W,p,oh, thregibed r •hatter, was charged with going to the hoses. Nix. a, Little Argylletroet, Regent street, fur the purposed sfe e tiag • felony. Iholy tamed, • servarth ta the house, maid that the lower part el the praises yes •enopid as • leeches's. When all was abut op on Thunder right, about baif•psut 9 •'clock, a mu calledaad inquired for a maw whi c h .he did eel !rano. He t►en wont away. and woo afterwards ah• beard the (nut door ups". She ran up. •ud saw the pi- sewer retrestiog. She looked at him well, and could swear M his being the maa. Tbe prisoner declared he wr rot the our, and was not la thoritreet at the alleged time. The officer said he ►ad known the primmer wives or eight years a. no expert thief. lie had been tmoaportal and amoral times convicted. i4Oit;c7oltoil;;;e7tuorstlss as a rogue awl a regabood. W EITM I NSTEK. Tr Ffribv. of Nesmagtoo.eausewny, waseLargssil with being drunk mid furiously sleivieg. NO.iabaß, 119 H , mid that at a quarter.paat 9 on Wiley night he aaw the defendant, • lio wan an•. o npaned I.y tin falter tam in a Van, driving furiously is Market.strert, Westminster. He was pallopmg the bone. nod although repeatedly tallest to la waiter, dill sot abate AU race, and drove iiln s cart, doing great damage mid throwing two of the oneupasta out. larfeisdant was drunk. Charles Ely, of Johnsowetreet, Millkaink, mid he was swiss op Marked-etre* Westminster, a little after 9 on the review sight is a tart wit► his wife awl another female, hie awl.. awl three ehddras, when seeing the defendant romi og at a ranio u rate witness drove up close to the kerb on the sear side, but ilefesdast west into him, beading his tree, breaking the item muting the horse, sod throwing ',knew ant hui uncle out. A somewhat remarkable maim of two convicted prisoners occurred at the Mansiombouse justice-mom lock up cells on Friday last, which, following so closely on two other e.capes from the same quarter, caused much surprim in the City. It appear. that during the business in the juatieer , orn the Lord Mayor sentenced two men each to three months' imprisonment. Their names were William ]formm ni)11 .1. Smith, the former being found in a house, • Leadenhallstreet, with nn intention to commit a felony, end the other charged with stealing a bale of skirting from a warehouse iu Gutter-lace, Cheageide. Both were shown to be very hail characters, and, after receiving genteel », were taken down nod locked up in one of the cells immediately beneath the court. There was a third pri soner, a boy, in the Fame cell. The busieeas of the court terminating about two o'clock, the justicedoom was closed, though the clerks and others attached did not leave for some hours oftcrwarils. The jailer of the court was in his room adjoining the cell, and his duty . is to remain till the arrival of the pri. on van, to take the criminals to Newgate or Hol loway Prison. Nothing happened to excite the suapiciou of the jailer till about half.past 4 o'clock, when, on looking into the cell where he heal safely , as he sup posed, locked up the primmess, be was only able to diacover the boy, who accosted him—" Oh, are you lookiug for them two men':" " Tea," replied the officer. Boy— ," 'They have both gone out. They got out at the top,' pointing to the corner of the cell, aid the jailer at once discovered a large aperture, which the fellows had evidently i got through and then doors let themselves out at one of th e nto Mansion.house street, where they got clear away with ou t o b servat i on. Externally the cell presonte every security of bars and grating, but one corner of the frontage, over a double dead and cistern. armoire to have been nicely filled up with a thia pit ce of bard, three feet lone by two feet broad. lts re moral was a work of little difficulty. The prisoners easily pulled themselves through it, over a cistern, and then lowered themselves down outside. It is erimewhat our prising that their movements were not beard by the jailer. He states he was reading is his own room all the time, bat did not hear the least noise. It is quite clear the 'Niemen. after clearing the cella, had to WI out of three doors—had either one been locked, their escape would have bee. frustrated. The subject is stall under investigation. Tb police have received a full description of the escaped oriel sale, and there is little doubt that they will be speedily recaptured. MURDER IN THIE COMIIrrXIAL DOCIN. -- On Saturday information was (meanie(' to Mr. (lifter, the erwriper for Surrey, of the death of a man named William Mime, mamma on board the American chip Boephorua, lying is the Commercial Docks, who had been stabbed by ' , &bother seaman named John Spell e r, on b oar d th e a b ove ship. It appeared that the vessel arrived in dock from qoebee on inlay evening, sod while Speller and other see roes were in the forecastle. they were ordered on deck. I speller missed to obey, when another scam= named Jolts Porter took hold of him to bring him out, on which a sowM, took plane between them, Speller drawing • limits usually won by sailors, and stabbing Porter in the arm. Speller thee ran out of the forecastle. with • knife in his band, and was met by Mixon. who seised him by the collar, upon which Speller raised his arm and deliberately thrust the knife into his Illivns :1 bremt. causing him to fall and expire within five minutes of receiving the injuries. Speller was pursued on deck, where he dropped the knife, but was captured and lot in irons, and handed over to the custody of the police. The primmer was taken before Mr. Train on Satur day afternoon, at the Dreenvnc.h Polika).court, for examina tion, and after the evidence of several witnesses, bearing out the above facts, and Moiling to show that there had bees some previous dispute between the _prisoner and the deceased, the latter owing him money for some clothes he had purchased of him, the prisoner was remanded for a week. TitE WEalli I NeTER M —The prisoner 3lslosey was actin brcught up at the Wenttninater Pokier court os the charge of rrurderiog his wife, and Elise Dock. low was examined to show that some cooked potatoes were cut up on the table at prisoser's house, and that it was the custom of poor families to eat their food without knives 1‘124 fcrks. Robert White, 100 B, said that after the last examination the poisoner, while is his eell„ called for moos eater, which wits., took him, wins, ksowiag wile., for many yaws, primmer said to him, " It is bed job, bed I est .orry I did it." Mr. Hutchinson pruned whines to keow how it was be did sot glee this erolseoe upon the jeltellet, ekes lie said lee was not called. He had told one of the iespectorm iiiimodisAy after the prisoner hied made the ad mission, sod supposed that if his evidence had bees required tiers he would hare bad directions to attend. This Wag all the Grainier at present, prisoner was r eman d e d f or • week By Mr. Powell—The attic window is a skylight, and faces Beamish's house. The street is about forty . feet wide. From thu window to Beamish's beck kitchen is about t 2 feet. The kitchen can be seen from the bedroom wiadow, sod the shop from the attic window. There were several showers during the week before the 24th, but Done after the Sunday preceding that date. Emma Harper deemed that she was the sister of Beamish. H. bad worked at Mr. Hart's factory for about time weeks, and bad been in the habit of having his breakfast at her house during that time. He brought his owls cof fee, and witness made it for him. Sometimes be had bresAl and dripptug, or butter, with it. He took his breakfast at her (wituew e) house on the morning the family were taken ill. He used to bring two ounces of coffee with him on the Monday awning, and that lasted for the week. He was serf for from the house of witness on the Wednesday morning, when the family were taken ill. He went into the factory at once to obtain leave to go, end he then went. By Mr. Powell—l do not knew who was la the habit of sending for the grocery. The family were very badly off in COUSNUBUCO of Beamish having beets out of employ a lung Mme. William Hoary Beamish, the sou, said he used to go for the grocery. He sever fetched two packets of coffee at a time. Mr. Areold—What wae the amount of injury done to the potty is the can? Witnese—The women and children being on the heck seat were perfectly unhurt. although the horse s NA thrown down. I ahe wa fortunately almost unhurt, but my uncle was mewls disfigured about the face. Mr. Hunt, the uncle, wh.es face was diolgured by Lis ones being strapped up, also proved that the defendant was driving fun. oily. Defendant dieted that he was drunk, or that he was gal. epiag his horse, and said that the place was so dark so weeder there was • COUSBIL, and the owner of the nut was as much to bleme as he was. He canal Mr. Charles Timeas, of 41, Newingkm-causeway, artist, who declared "epos his honour as a gentleman,' that the defendant had not been drinking, and that be (witness) could not ANA. HusKt Dui MOIL DIM AT SEA. —T he barrios Czarina, of Boston, arrived at Frederick (Indiana), on the 23rd nil, and reported that on July 30th the mate killed the captain (Dwyer) with a hatchet, while asleep. He then on deck and killed the semnd mate. The next day E v ir ° :ht ei t c lie carpenter from the end of the jib-boom, sad he fell into the see. He then shot a seaman dead on deck. He also shot a pugilism in the shoulder. He then rigged out • hut with mast, sill, provisions, ka, and attempted to Ire the barque end leave in his boat, but was set upon by the crew and killed. No cause is usigned for these terrible acts. isspactor Humphreys of the B division haring proved that defariant and ha witnama ware both drunk, Kr. Andel rid it woe very fortunate defendant had doss as owe mischief. He mnst pay Mc penalty, long. to Se earl, ha for the Blight hurt to Ely, and 2/. for the is tim to Haat, or be impriauued fur one month. The awe me pit John Prestidr, the foreman of the brick-making com pany at Arnohl's.ordeos, one of which is in the occupation of ammisb, said be scotched for poison, but did not find any innompit the pea-stalks or banns. Witness had last sees Beamish iu his garden on the '23rd of last month, but nothing was said about rats or mice, or other vermin. There were about 70 ortlllprdens, sad witness heard any complaints from any cf the tenanta. He had not seen rata or mice then ea if poisoned. Is reply to a juror, Dr. Goat* said that the appearance of the body of the child was quite consistent with poisoning by arsenic, which mistral had only an antiseptic natinessos upon such animal bodies as it came in contact with. He found Deamials, Emma Statham, and once or twice Mrs. Stokes, waiting un the deceased when be (Dr. Goats) at tended her. Mr. Joseph Netberclift, the expert, said—" I do not think the note of the 14th of August is in a feigned hand, and is, apixiniutly, a man. writing. It is too much in unity to be feigoesl; but it is, I think, the writing of an ignorant man. You have given mu seven documents, soma of them signed, 'W. Beatnisli,' which I believe to be is the same handwriting. If neu7 Stokes, as written in the register-hook, is genuine handwriting, she could not have written the smumure to this note." The learned coroner commenced his summing up at eight o'clock, and after a lucid sad calm review of the evidence the jury returned a verdict "That William Beamish was guilty of the wilful murder of his wife, Betsy &amide, a c" FATAL ACCIDENT TO • BOY AT PLAY. —On Saturday, Mr. Brent resumed an inquiry at the Ship Tavern, Flllllllll2, on the body of James J. Shelton, aged Ifs who met his death by drowning through being rieshed into the Thames by a companion. Oa the 27th ult. the &p -awed, in company with four others, went to Bishop's Mea dow to huh* in the Thames. He got out of his depth, and was drowned. In the course of the semantics it ap- Mrrthat the deceased was mulled into the water by a amed Cheestuan, but he saved himself 17 clinging to the leg of another boy who was sitting on the bank. He was awls playfully pushed in by another boy named Wit eon, and the deceased falling into deep water, sod being unable to swim, disappeared. Wilcox , seeing the danger, immediately plunged in and used every endeavour to ex tr4cate the victim of his play, _bat without stress& A brother of deceased was also bathing on the Putney side, and swam over, but was too late to eave the dreamed. It being proved that the boy Wilcox bad no 'Mushy, and used his best endeavours to save the deceseekthe jury returned a verdict of " Death from mieedviseture.' FATAL A rrl DUCT IN THZ LONDON Saturday an inquiry wu opened on view of the body of Mr. Hayes, late second °fiber of the ship Queen of India, who lost his life in the Londe* Dock os Thursday morning, under the following melancholy circumstances :—The ship was discharging her cargo at the north quay of the western basin, and the deceased was sitting on the bulwark or rail, taking an account of the cargo ifieelierged, when he, from some cause not yet ascertained, lest kb balsam and fell headlong into the water, between the ship and a lenge alongside. The unfortunate man immedately having been drawn under the barge. Hie body was got eat in the 01:10110 of balf an hour, bet life wag, of red , quite extinct. He had only recently returned trans INY, and his relatives were on their way from the ledil to see him. The inquiry was adjourned. ANOTHII FATAL ACCIDiNT AT TEI NNW 1111111- TION BUILDINO.—Another fatal accident took plass on Saturday at the Exhibition building. The forms of the plumbers and glaziers, while performing his duties, fell from a lofty acalya4th the ground (a distance of 30 feet), and was instenbwasonsly. CATIWAL PALACIL H•LP-A-Clorox DAT.-- HATIINDAT, HEFT. 7. Admissive on payment, 1,349 ; ditto by seems tickets, 2,611.1 ; total, 4,012. ALARMING ACCIDENT AT THE UNDER GROUND RAILWAY. On Saturday afternoon great excitement and slarm prevailed in the neighbourhood of Clerkenwell, con sequent upon • report that 25 patens haul lust their lives in the Metropolitan Underground Railway. Happily, however, although 25 persona escaped almost miraculously from • dreadf el death, no lives have actually Nu lost. Upon the return of the men from dinner a body of about twenty-five bricklayers and others resumed their work at the bottom of • shaft, nearly 25 f et is depth, situate at the Clerkenwell end of New Victoria street, for the purpose of continuing the tunnel which forms the underground railway. About 40 feet of the railway at this spot is bricked in, and a further distance had been excavated, and was ready for the brick facing, whisk work.was being .proceeded with at the time of the ac cident. Other men were engaged at the name moment near the top of the shaft, removing a length of the New River Company's main pipe to enable the surface works to be conducted with greater cooseuience to the men employed, when suddenly the main behind the "!top-cock" burst, and the water rushed out in a perfect column, de scending without interruption or intermission down the shaft bate the tunnel where the men were at work. The quantity of water thrown oat may be imagined from the feet that the main was two feet is diameter, and that the high pressure forced the " stop-oock " some distance from its proper position. Terror veined upon the whole of the men above ground, inasmuch as death seemed inevitable to all below. The shaft down which the water was rushing was the only micas of egress, and • square iron bucket and windisee was the only appliance at hand for rescuing the unfortunate men in the tunnel. The bucket was at once lowered, and wee drawn up, filled with men who had fled to the bottom of the shaft in the hope of finding means of escape. Again and again, with praiaeworthy vigour, it was lowered and raised, sometimes with • freight which rendered the ascent extremely criti cal to the men themselves. The last four men who were brought to the surface were almost lifeless from fear sod exhaustion, and only saved their lives by climbing up the ladder of the shaft bi the aid of their spades sod other tools. Some land to swim, others to be supported b) their compa nions to avoid being drowned, and had any more men been at work iu the tunnel, they must have lost their lives, seeing that, although the lifting apparatus was worked with all but superhuman energy, when the last four men were brought up the water bad reached to the crown of thearch. The meta having been rescued, means were at once taken to stop the flow of water, and messengers were despatched to the New River Company's offices for the purpose of effect ing that object, and after a time the water was turned off from the reservoirs. So immense, hammer, was the volume of water that bed been discharged from the main, that in addition to the tunnel and abaft being tilled to over- Bowing, the cellars and lower rooms of the neighbouring houses were also flooded. In one use, that of a public house, the barrels were floating about the collar, and it was impossible to avoid much damage being switaiued. It will take two or three days to pump out the water from the rail way works ; but it is hoped, owing to the brickwork being COMpletUltibesi the tunnel will not be injured to any great extent. Mr. Jay, the contnictor, was oa the spot at the time of the accident, and to his coolness and self-possession In directing the men may in a peat measure be ascribed the remarkable escapes from death we have above recorded. Vast c-owds of people accumulated in the vicinity all the evening, and towards night it was necessary to call the assis tance of the police to keep back tho people who had come from all quarters of the metropolis, under the belief that the fearful railway calamities of the last few days had been Luther augmented by the lose of many lives. LEICESTER, SEPT. 7.-The show of wheat at our market today was below an average, the bulk of the supply con slating of new descriptions, and old sorts were very scarce. The quality and condition of the new samples was remark. ably good. New sorts sold at au advance of 2.. New white mined 525. to 634.; new red, 445. to 565.; old white, 55e. to We.; old red, 45e. to 50.. per 36 stale. There wee rather more doing in barley, the supply of which was limited, consequently the currencies of Sat week were fully maintained, malting selling at :17s. to 40e. per quarter; grindiug made 30s. to 335. per 30 stows. Of oats the show was pretty fair for the time of the year, and the tone of the trade ruled healthy, all superior aorta being disposed of at ls. per quarter advance ' • old may be quoted at 30s. to 345.; new, 25e. t.) 2 : n. per 24 stone. BOOM came to market sparingly, and buyers operated to a moderate extent, prices being in many cases Is. per quarter higher than on the week previous ; fine samples made 46..; secondary, 36a. to 425. per 38 stems. Finn Sour made 445. to 411..; seconds, 38e. to 405.; thirds, 36a per sack of 20 stone. NEWCASTLI•UPON-TTNE, SEPT. 7.-At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, fully two-thirds of which consisted of the new crop, in various condition, there being only one sample which exceeded 63Ibs. per bushel naturally, the prices ob tained varying from :06. to 665., the latter a very choice parcel of white. Upon choice south country old and new we raise our quotations 2a. per qr., Scotch at the same time participating in the improvement. For a very choice parcel of new Norfolk yellow, weighing naturally 631 b. per bushel, 64e. per qr. was resli,od, whereas old Scotch red and white, weighing 5911 e. per bushel, was sold at 56c, all per 5041ba. Old foreign was held for an improvement of 2s. per qr., which had the effect of checking transactions • eventually, however, a fair business was done, hoe ' red Saale being saleable at 58.. per 50416 e, and other aorta in relative proportion. For flour we experieuoed an animated enquiry at the en. hancement *Med during the week, 41s. having been paid for choice Norfolk . households, whilst extra whites were held at 435. la 'rushes barley rather more doing. Malt rather dearer. Beene sad peas in better request, and the sante remarks will apply to oats. The arrivals this week are :-Wheat, coaetwise, 2,129 qrs. ; foreign, 756 ; barley, coastwise 10 ; malt, coastwise, 140 ; este, coastwise, 753; flour, OOSIIiT/SIS, 788 sacks. Noumea, Seer. 7.-We had a full attendance of farmers at today's market, and a good supply of wheat was offered, P . oelioill of the new crop, the b ea t samples of which realised Is. to 3. per qr. more money. old also making an advance of Is. per qr. A few samples of new barley sold at from 375. to 33. per qr. ; the quality and colour rather disappointed expectation. lu sale, bases, and peas there was not much doing. Flour ls. per sack dearer. A few partial showers fell in Norfolk in the course oft last week, and to-day the tendency to rain has decidedly increased. , NOTTINGHAM, Seri. 7.-At our corn exchange to-day there was not * large supply of wheat from the growers" and the attendee°. was only moderate. The show consisted of old and new sorts, and the latter came to hand in line con dition. There was a fair demand at an advance of 2.. per qr. • old white descriptions were taken off at 475. ; old red:3Be. to 56e. ; new white, 595. to 63.. ; new red, 565. to e 36 stone. The show of barley was by no means abundant, and the demand proved quiet at the currencies of the week previous, malting making 395. to 40e. per qr., while grinding sold at 30a to Tic per 30 stone. Oats were in limited supply and met a steady demand at a slight en hancement on previous rates, arid in some cases Is. per qr. more money was made ; old sorts changed hands at Ns. to 35e. ; ,• new, 245. to 275. foreign, 2tis. 30e. per 24 stone. The bumble's done in beans was middling, sad the show being short holders experienced very little difficulty in realising extreme rates for the best North ; old, 40.. to 51a. per 58 stone. Fine flour was disposed of at 33. to 41s. ; super ditto, 46e. to 525. per 20 stone. OITORD. Sm. 7.-The supply of wheat today, both old and new, was rather extensive, and in consequence of millers and bakers being out of stock, they were fr o m ne cessity compelled to purchase; this the fanners well knew, and also that the Emperor of the French had agents io Eng land purchasing wheat rather extensively, which caused a considerable rise, viz., from :t.. to 41. per quarter; yet with this additional price a great deal of business was transacted. In other grain business was slack. New barley may be quoted at from 35.. to 43. ; new oats, from 225. to 30s. ; old beans, from 42.. to 48s. Flour ;sccouda) in demand, at from 40a. to 43. per seek. The markets iu this and the adjoining county of Berkshire have during the past week been higher, varying from Is. to 3e. per qr. PETERBOROCRH, Sm. 7.-At our market today we had a good supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at be le 3. per qr. over the price. of this day week. Bar ley unaltered. Oats fully as dear as last week. New beans offering largely. Beet red wheat, 565. to 58e. per qr. of 11011 be. • common ditto, 51s. to 52e. per 4801 be.; oats, 110. to ls. Old. per stone ; beaus, new, 425. per qr. of 5321b5. BEADING, SEPT. 7.-The harvest operations are now seedy completed, and the corn has been got up in the Waned condition ; the only drawback being the short sup ply of wheat. There was a better attendance at our market this morning, and a decidedly improved trade, consequent on the advance of the principal markets, occasioned by the quoted d h f l uu niy y ing tu ou , r i. ne re w r. wheat ne largely. sewere many nny trade must h ioviriaa w it barley, bet the supply ,l imited. There was a better trade for all descriptions of gran. Rocincerza, SEPT. 7.-The large sales made by the French corn mercbanta, who are importing English corn to a considerable extent, ceased a further advance in priers and every sound description of new wheat experienced ea improvement of Is. to 2.. per quarter. Fur the new these wee a fair inquiry, and husinnis was very steady. Foreign sad okl kinds of wheat were not touch ID &Mita, but loth Tea ACCIDZNT ON TUB HARTZTZAD JUNCTION RAILWAT.—A conespoodent who has Observed this accident described as happening on the North London Railway works, says that notices of the recent wholesale slaughter shoal.' be heeded " The Accident on the Hampstead June. tioo Railway." The fact is th►t the recent accident was sot an accident on the North London line at all. The Hemp. stead Junction is a line made by the London and North Western Company, and eutirely under their controL The **beret signalman is their servant, said the North London Company Faye suffered the damage to their plant through his carelessness. _ Tee KINGSTON M l * RDlß.—Marths Bradieb, the woman who was trkd at the last Surrey Amiss' at Croydon for munleving her stepsister in Kingston barracks, sad who was acquitted on the plea of insanity, hay bees removed from Horsemongerlane Gaol to the Fisbertoe-boar Asylum, year Salisbury, pursuant to an order from the Home-office. a—Barometer corrected and ;;;;;;;;;; to 32 deg. at mean sea level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one hundredth of an inch diminution : and each lo deg., 1/AKIVII 33 deg., causing nearly threc.hundredtha increase. E.-11tpoted them:tout:ter In shade. M.—Moistened bulb for ussporaUon and dew point,. D.—Direction of wind (true—two points left of tong. netle). F.—Force (1 to 11.—esthuated). C.—Cioud (1 to a. I. : b, bite sky : c. clouds (detached) : t, tog : h, hall : lightning: =, =hay (hut) : 0. overcast (dull; r, rein a. =ow : t, thunder. B.—Bea illsturbanos (1 toff,. Z.—Calas. WWI= xxecersD TILL TO-NOKROV/ OR NEXT DAY. North ildida—Nottherl)—Yreati or strost4. Ireland—Wed to North—Fmh—Some raw. Mat Coast—West to North.fiast Fresh . South England—West to North—Moderate to strong. THE RECENT FIRE IN PAITRNOSTER-ROW.—It in reported that immediately noon the meeting of the Coup Rl3asioner. of Sewers after the recem (to-morrow), thor cir cumstances of the late lire in Paternoster•row and London Hours.passage will be officially bmught before the court, with the ries., in the ant place, of preventing the retree ties of $ " matting-house"' on the site of Messrs. Knight's (lets Mears. J. and T. Cuthbert's) premier, sad is the ascend. of throwing the ground into the public way bysnew street lending from at. Paters Chitruhyard to Paternoster row, and the proposed book exchange which it it content * will his ended the. th. VORIVIIki et Kovripttrassztai. ( Advertisement. J—iiOLLOWAY'R OINTMENT AND PlLLS.—H.astit Wt.—To sufferer* from the racking pains siommatisco and gout these soothing remedies will prove a perfect ilmiaenri. Titry lessen the inflammation and remove the exquisite sensibility of the nerves, when pain graduslly craw. The Ointment disperses all blotches or pimples which can spot the fairest skin, and tenders it soft and silky. The Pills root out all morbid matters, and relieve the system of deter,• orating influences which haunt oar daily life, and make US They obtain and =slot/sin the most robust health. Holloway's Ointment and Pills have been long commended foe caring all sorts of sores, ulcers, Inflammations, dyspeptic symp. toms. flatulency, heartintns, and constipation. 1 hey constitute • 'owlet* mialeria medics la Dammilves. Mated sod Pubthimil by Wttumi W two HALM, of No. h. Ltasharbatnet. hi the City ot London, Printer, at the Mee. le Lembeed4teeet, lit the Precinct of Whttefrims. -- IiumALIWITIJItaiI V. UAL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Belnagnith, from Glasgow for Bombay 27 days, July 13, lot 89 N., ion. 24.30 W. Bengal (barque!, from Loudon for Simon's Bay, Magnet 5, lat. 10 N., lon. 28.45 W. ambell (ship,. from Bombay for Liverpool, August 0 lat. 11.15 N., lon. 15.58 W. Catharina, from Bombay for Liverpool, August 10, lat. 15.53 S., lop. 17.24 W. Crisis, from rongspore for Liverpool, July 28, lat. 3:i , lon. 23 W. Darling (American ship front Liverpool for Calcutta. August —, lat. 12.118 N., lon. 27.15 W. Evadnc ,barque). from Rangoon for Falmouth, June 43, lot. 35.15 S., lon. 19.53 K Helvellyn (Danish shlpl. from Greenock 38 days for Adelaide, July 21/. lat. 2 /4.. lon. 29 W. Indian Hunter ',Hamburg barque), from Akyab for Falmouth. June ld, DA. 81.388., lon. 31.63 K Kate, from Moulmein for London August 4, lat. 12 N., lon. 29W. Slinerva ,b arque), for Shaogisoe, J uly 25 n , lot. 0., lon. 275 W. Prince Edward (ship., for colcutta, August 10, lot. 11 N., lon. 15 W. Sir Bends. from Bombay for Liverpool, August 9, lat. 15 So lon. 28 W. Swan (ship), from Calcutta for London, July 24, lot. 14.15 0,, lon, 7.28 W. Snowdrop, from Loudon for Kurrochce 2; days, July lt, lot. 10.0 N., ion. 24.22 W. Valparaiso ,Dutch ship), be Singapore, lat. 2.3 N., lon. 43.30 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& APPLEBY.—September 4, at Park-road, Holloway, the wife of C. J. Appleby. Esq., of a son. BILL —fttember 6, at Folkestone, the se if c of J. Dell, Fol of a goo. DOSTlR—September 3. at the Vicarage, Sand, Surrey, the wife of ties Res. If. C. Bones, of a son. BURRELL—September 4, at Inualey, Surrey, the wile of C. F. &well. Esq., of a daughter. CAlLLARD.—Septembor 3, at Cenonpgrote, Someractahlre, the wife of C. F. D. Calllord, Egb, of a son. EVANllON.—Septamber 4, at Cloremonberesernt. Randal. the wife of the Rue. C. Evanson, of a daughter. HOLDSWORTH.—September 5, at Surblton, Surrey, the wife of O. T. Huldsworth, lab., of twins, sou and daughter. HOLLAND—September 5, at Rutiand.gate, the wit, of IL T. Holland, Esq.. of a daughter. PYRE —September 4, at limas Parsonage. Surrey. the wife of the Rev. T. Fyne, of a daughter. STEW ART. 7 fteptember 0, at Beigrarcealuere. Lady Isabella Sewart, of ion. WANla—tieptember 5, at Whitklrk, Leech, the lion. Meta K. WanJ, of a daughter. MARRIAGFA. BOSANQTET—LTTTRELL—fseptember 4, at Mire, Snmerset• Mire, by the Rev. T. F. Luttrell, H. A. itosanquet, Esq., a Lower berkeleystreet, to Mary Anne, daughter of Colonel Luttrell. of Nitre Court. DUE E—ASHTON.—Reptember 4, at the parish church, Brighton. by the Rev. H. M. W saner, Charles, son of H. Duke, Lxi., of Fernley House, Chichester, to Mary Augusta, daughter of the late It. S. Ashton, Esq., of Gibraltar. POICON—LILLYWHITE—September 4, at the parish church. Hollyboume, by the Rev. IV. Ireland, C. F. C. Ynon, Esq., to Ellen, daughter of r. L4llywhite, Req., of Neatham, Haut, LLOYD—BORWICK.—September 6. at Bt. Mary's, Walthanutow. Essex, by the Rev. O. L FFEndt, M.A., Robert Newman, scentel son of 'T. Lloyd. Kati.. of IS. Stock Exchange, to Mar), daughter of O. Bonrlck, Esq., oe Walthamstnw. MARE--JONEB.—lteptesiber 4, at Plemnadestall, near Chester. by the Rev. J. Osman, Mr. J. Mark, of Manchester, to Emil/ Mary, daughter of R. L Jams, Req., of Chester. BITCHIB—RILTHAM.--Peptember 4, at St. Mary's, Lambeth. by the Rev. J. Wallia M.A., Mr. I). W. Ritchie. of /scallion villas, Brixton, to Am, daughter of Mr. Betham, of terrace, Brixton. DIUTEI& CUNINGHAMR—September 4, at Worthing, Sussex, Chrkt. 0 Caninghame. daughter of the late Colonel .1. Cuntrighatne, .4 Caddell and Thornton, Ayrshire . DOWNING.-Beptember 3, at Montpelier, Bristol, Fanny, wife of Mr. J. Downing, aged 32 GODFREY —September 3, John William, son of P. Gomm. 041 . of Upper Phillimore.plaer, Kensington, aged 2S Hl GGS --September 6, at Rrizton-hlll, L Higgs, Fedi., 4 41. 4 74. MAITHEWS.--September 4, at Cumberland-terrace, Mlltoo aext.Gravesen4, T. Matthews, Esq., aged 81. 110 aTIN. her 3, at At. John's.wood.terrace, Ellen, diugrigar et the late Mr. T. Morten, aged 29. WIIL-111splembar 4, B i t. r ive 8. tt II A., Rector or laworth. Lam art Vficer al thologaev-the leas, aped 9t.