The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. 711113 DAY. LORD MAYOR'S COURT. mon TEs 1/C43•0111. JONES ~ GOLDING. This was ea astirs to mover the sum of W. 4s. is a pie misery sole sadorwd by the dithadaat to the plaiatiff. It appeared by the *iridium of the plaiatiff, that is the sees bramalag due, dshadaat vas applied to for paymsat. Ma magi kaviag boas diaboaoured. Dokadoat did sot deal hi Lability, sad musts& that plsiatiff would mew she ams, whisk was agreed to; but dahadsat did sot make say foram applissibm, sad the mitiat was brought. • His Lordship expressed dross doubts whether plaiatiff meld mortar natant dofeadaat after sash as airommat ; bat be might take.' verdict at his per% sad if the Mbar party brought the ow up, his Lordship would cusidas the poise. Tartlet for plaiatiff moordiagly. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. AITIMILIPTID 1117IDEZ XIMI The neighbourhood of Cult lase, Smithfield, was this meeslag thrown into the greatest alarm in aossequence of see et the most diabolical attempts upon llama life baying bun perpetrated by a mots of the same of George Mulky, aged 116, • potter of Newpte Market, spot the person of a young wanes about 26 years of age, with who. be had seliabited he emu time poet. It appeared that Me uafertuaste claim of the prlsoser's vindictive eielerce bed fee many years kept a frail stall is frost of the old Ontepar-etreet Camper. She was • very pretty and tataresting penes, but latterly she was gives mash to habits of intordeadon, and ezpaclessed very had treatment hest the prisoner, whoa she was at length Wand by her mothar to give up. She was aueediagly •heat to leave the prisseer ahegether this morning at a quarter post 7, whoa he Jumped out of bed. red mists. • large sleep knife, he halide& several severe weasels apes different ports of boo body, sad sae tortilla gash •rote the threat from ear to ear, whisk deprived her of all power of sublime, sad sew jeopardises her Ile. Blood flowed la streams front Me weenie and quite saturated all her deaths and famed a pool on the tread where she was standing. Ree OHM of murder wen bought peruse to bet essietanee, and police-ooastable Ridges, w►o happened to be on duty, at tees sa tin& the house and seamed the piecaer. who audited the horrible attempt be had made spas the yew woman's life. The worms was this conveyed to the hospital, whets the sow lies In es usurious a state es to almost preclude ay hopes of her reonety. It is supposed that the mum of this attempt weejselossy, as he had bees observed foe many siesthe watching bar while pandas her occupation of mills, trait is Giltepur•strest. Jain Ridges, 260, aid—About • quarter-past 7 this moos leg I beard • cry of " Murder !" at 10, Cook-court, Coch leae. I went up the °out, and saw a woman rush out, covered with blood. I took hold of her, and she was conveyed to the hospital by Sergeant Pearson, No. 10. I than retuned, and went into the room occupied by the prisoner, on the pound-floor, and saw him dtting on the bed undreesed. There were three, children belonging to him, of the ages of niu, seven, and four yam. I asked him who had oomeritted the attempt upon the woman', life, and he said "I did it." I desired him to dress himself, and then took him to the statics-bees. I searched him, and found nothing on him. I sperehed the house with Sergeant Pearson directly after taking him to the station, but I found no knife or weapon with which the injuries had been inflicted. I have known the woman for some time. The children were by • hems wife. Alderman Humphery—Now, Holley, what you to say to this? Have you arty question t) ask the °Seer ? The primmer, who wrs amommodated with a obi& in the dock, and appeared greatly &premed mad 4i:heated, shook his head is the negative. &meat Pismo said—About twenty minutes pest ems Ibis Morals( I bawd t►e sties el ",M•rder." Imeit towards Coek•coart, and there met • woman bleeding from • wound 1 ‘ the neck ••d mural other puts of her perms. I could see what liras the matter, as the Monads appeared to have been done with • knife. I asked her who hid den, that, and she uid .. My husband." I asked who was her huband, and she said " George Malley." I task her to the hospital and seameed the house with the last withers, b•t could NS lad aoy sharp i•strwnt. Where the prisoner mas sitting, there was • hole in the door, and I tenni • phial labelled " Landansun—poison." There was Mile 11111111111 phial, and similarly labelled, found in the priennigtplabld when searched at the station. He bads monad In hk Mai o and be was taken to the hospital to hare it dressed. Ridges mid It was while prisoner was being take SO Bt. Bartholomew's Hospital, that the phial was takes Me him. fiergesat Nance said—When the prism's was to the doek in the 'Canoe, he said, " I did it with a pocket knife." The inspector cautioned his sad asked ilia for the knife, sad be said he did sot knew when it woe. I went back to the tease sad researched it, bat weld not find the knife. Alderatea Haspliery-11 the surgeon of the halite', here ? Witsies—No, sir. Aldarzaaa lisophowy mind it the witness had ems Mr thk MOlraiair, a as to jades of Mr appeusace Wirers—l Mn asst, dr. TM wpm will wet let as am Mr. Aldanaaa Hamphm)—ls she fa immediate danger ? Whams—The eargeos sap she le mot, but that she may live fee same time yea. The priamer's Watt daughter, a ehild of 9 years of age, was thea sail.d , sad laterrogeted ea to the Wagonette, she 'limbed to tellies the truth. lin answers were very mile &Mary, elm varies bees la the West Leatioa flohool at Norwood. Alderman llamplery said he would hear her stateliest, bet he would met have her sworn. Malley meld—l am alas years old. I west to bed lest sight sad was whop whoa my father mate home. I awoke t►is morales aid saw my father sad mother is bed. They wets 'shin. I wm getting up sad dregiug myself, sad my mother was goiai away. My father thea get up, sad out her throat with some half.. I did eat sou the half., sad I dea't knew where my father teak It tree. My amber ma late a eerier. I saw um* blood ea the doer, bat did not me my mother'. face. My mother bad moth*, la her bead, sad wires she its oat he west ad sat is the hod. There was a. one la the racia l haddes my father mad met/ter sad my misters. Alderman Hamphery—De yea often am your father sad mother quarrelling ? sir; bit I never saw them fight was on alb menials, sad die let gas loess am the busby skis is geniis& without lb lawwisdis was always wry qui" veil sesdissesd sweat. Kr. Nabs irked wkstlist ,say se My birds Irby Is soon Impede( Lewis replied that they wen sot.STlte pelmet. however, attssapted twice to await suicide is the hospital. One she sit bee threat, sad on the woad missies she stabbed Wallis het left side. fibs is sow is a bed Mate fees the eases el the fall against the abetment of the bridge. sad the ether monads she had billeted ea herself. Mr. Caste maid he had ..nand two !then reepeating her ; s. fres the sedkel goalless who Steads her, and the ether fres tbe Sepias it the bsegital. After sensing tees, h. wee of snake that she had WSW remota in the hospital wadi she had suflinemtly reeovered. la the swa ths, her Mewls would hi eausaleated with, 03 that something 'maid be done te prevent bar making another attempts her ilh. The' iallxtasete young mew woe thee *tempi :beck I f it . to the bespital by the muse mad the hospeetee. F) BLUING SIOTWAT 103111 MY. ANA hien, aged 14, &fag at No. 24, Coburg- row, Westminster, was 'barged beim Mr. Parkin with steal ing' watch tram t►e pensa et Mr. Hamilton Davis. No. 14, Upper Eatowstreei, Plasliee, a retied meal *Seer. There are three other lade alas clanged with the male a tease, bat who are set la custody. It appeared from the mines that es Wednesday ma in, about 7 o'clock, as the complainast was pesetas a court is York-streel, be was soddenly wised bold of by two men, ens et wham grasped his throat with both his heads, while another seised hold et him round his waist, and a third anateleed his watch skein. They soseesded in taking his watch sad made their orsepe. A person named midis fa York-street, saw the esennenes, sad observed the pitman rennin, down the amt. Whisks was ruining ease glees was beard to tall. This was piked op, and was found to be a watch glam. The witness could not say that the prisoner dropped the ems. Polisemen Beckley, B 131, said, that is mesequesto of some infamies he took the prisoner into mistedy that morn- Wog. When he teak the primer into wady, he acid, "Yon wait me about the wattle." WHIMS replied that was the charge. He remarked, " I am net seiner to suffer tor others ; time were three ethers eansenied ;" sad he meatimed their amass. Tee safer them/Mks should be able to apprehend the ether partite la a few days. They had sold the watch. The prisoner was then ressaaded. THAMES. DARING HIGHWAY 1011111 T Miry Sullivan, Ilraiert .72*es, and Mary Mavis, were charged with assaaltiag Thomas: Grahams on the Queed's highway, patting him la tsar, sad stealing treat his person a dim watch. The prosecutor stated that he was a seaman, sad belonged to the brig Asa, ying la the St. Katherine's dad. This Beer** between the hours of two and three o'clock, he was passing slang New Gravel-luau, Bhadwell, when he was surroundekby the prism:ken sad another woman, who asked him to treat them with liquor, and cm his refusal they de manded money. He declined to give them any, ea which they beetled him and broke the guard of hie watch, sad took his watch from his fob. He celled the polies and gam them into custody. The watch wee fossil mar the spot. Mr. Yardley committed the prisoners for trial. with Wyss before. Lidera= Hamphery—ls the woman a quatreleorae Deno - lipnagate, the gaoler, maid—l have knows bee he the lest 12 years, sad sever keels her quarrel with say use. Mr. Phillip', t►e relieving akar of the West Leaden Usk" said—The primmer has bees in the home, sad it is my impression that he le s very idle sun Alders= Husphery—You mut go, akar, to the hos pital, sad let me know hew the VOUS& Ws 08. WA that if W is is danger, I may go there sad take her dying deposition. I shall unwed the prisoner, sad I hope every inquiry will be MAO in the interim at to how he has °Utilised his living of late years. The prisoner, who appeared to feel his position meet neately, was then supported from the dock, sad the ease was remanded. SOUTHWARK. ATTEMPTID IDICTDI NY • TNNAL3 ALT LONDON 11,1D01 Hannah Dodd, a tall, reametabwiooklag mum female, but of very sickly appeumes, was brought before Mr. Combo, from lit. Thomas's Hospital, by bummer Lewis, of the Thames Polies, skupd with attemptieg to summit suicide at Leaden-bridge. Tbe prisoner, whammed mtnmely weal, wee supported into the mutt by owe of the hospital sums. Impeder Lewis mid be me ea duty is his galley about 9 Weis& as Bush/ sight week, mar laudon.bridp, whew he saw the priamer jump of the parapet iota the river, a height of men thasailtrtwe feet Witam pulled up to her, sad reemed her is sa imessible state. Is her MI she had eme I. sostast with the abutment of the bridge, sad had so severely biased basalt, that be at awes waged her to elt. Thomas's Hospital, where she had remained ever Nose. Mr. Costa—Do yea law asylidss of Mr ? laspoetot—Mr. Ws* Mr nootoo. Is is out, sad per haps be esa she you sow fairoutado• about bor. Mr. Wood bore slopped *mod, sad odd the rimer GiacnAL pielmmat twigs —_ ainwesseral . - - WO of ate Van POW& vs win, ......,....... ---• ..,,,.._ Impeder Lewis sold be Will on duty ia his galley sheet 9 OzxnAL Binion's Basm-Bazonss.—Yestarda ~..,,,,.,.., a ...., A X 1 1 1 1CA 31 ZAIL S7I WA Y"._ ausw... we an SO iiPa7 1 ..• .."'"' """"" ''''''''' wed the foommlizip. been gives to his family. et Leieseter and Cheviot wool, at 181. per stone, without the Welsch as Sunday sight week, seer loadon-bridge, whoa moralag it amber of saw* sleds la the sesawdinaelas de . ft? pi mt . - ----_ ...”-—. 7 1571 1 II 7$ BUDELEY CABILL—The tine old chapel, wl.icb usual deduction , . be sew the 'rheum jump off the parapet into the river, • partmeat of Nand Beam% beehi-baseek imps left the Be. Use amt. Mem road) _.,..... UN 7$ $1 sauteing the remains of Coahuila, Parr, the lest Quota of A COUPLE of lovers have just bee n united ih Ril- height et am thea:iihrtwo feet. Wilma pulled up to Metropolis ea reale vie Marseilles for Turkey. Theirs are tg e o ll " w th etee t. d. " l.l6fte 's ee , U omet . d°l4. 71.4.; 9: iis die Hoary Hoary VIII, is sow waderseiss complete Teetotalism', THE CHlMbilt Minim—Several of the " navvies" sideolis parish whose combined ages amount to 149 years, her, sad named her ist as toenails's elate. Is her MI she twelve of them altogether is the head -quarters of the Cam- if.T.Ceiftei 8 preset. (mint Pood)lSU Si U which, whoa perfected, will Love • great addition to the who t from the neighbourhood of w est Ham, to - th _s e the bride being seventy-sis, and the gallant groom three had some is mats* with the abut:meat of the bridge, sad iffUsip-Citaidal; they are strong able mea. De. Tx mat. cauertlido ... NU 96 91 had " "'s l y itiund amen, that he at some ea her THE RUSSIAN FLEE! Ili SIBMITOPOL"--The W V 6 a d: 7 Pa1."1.411.. d0. - h i t? -- -- o lso• thft atsd ial) brie fines i ep f ( lI MP w . Wilhite Det o tr. have eff•et a ld his . late Crimelh h eeee w ithlo Visillistm the t e c e t t t r h e e o ra d i a lw ye a . y at ll B Oi s t is o k f ia lrega ba" ha re vet i. " 7 i "a n ts e y" Re n v gn . lain Richardson has been licensed to the to fit. Theme's Hospital, where ebe had rosebud ever Views. Preen states frees insane, that semen to p & p* * do. fed Eleft_ ..._ ... 1551 SS 57 The Journal of the Tito Sicilia announces the siaddirabi. out of their earnings, an a d us li s s taa ve death of • sea at Itesiaft, rimmed Falai% it the iff•°f I°l ices. eeverel Crisman relics, semis:log of -.1 1.. , dm the county of W. s* mortised, void by resignation of the *see. do. Saida, UM ... ISIS SO if At the time of ids dos* he had mill his We, and had never ma k odsr me g ; h e . ni l imams los& ouri•• -, g s g ran d / Whalley. Patron, the Rev. J. W. Dunes ! perpetual COMM , of Old Hutton, in the parish a K es d s i, i s fatalism, ressived via Tame, the Basel= have sot atieladraaJihe-inssosiundowl-in 2 14 "sadrd 1 lr. Mr. Combs—Do yea knew asyddas of bet ? bursa their line-ef-battie ships, but have see* soak OM* ma MIMI* 1 •1 MA. BMWs ... load siosetseica. He lived la the ushism onatil. elePt litilit wall Turks employed la the treasport service perfectly sat, Di. de. DU Do. ... ... very frugal, end twee ameelted p _. the " navvies." It is so matomenon thing for the Tur kish . Insloanint—Hr- Weed, hev rase, is ia mart, sad per- thou at the salmis of the Wham as they did seam at Pemmyt.tp.M.Osetrm !bast swims is 91 SIERRA LEONE, AUG. Is —The Sigh* EVOY, at Meurer to mievey three cwt. oa a knot on his ht, haPs 10 esa en Ps tem faisimatioa Atom hoe, she host oe i eg of the doge. They ealy bossed the mated& .., 01 % ... de. fad do., me. ... In H Loudon, bound to Busload, has pet btek leaky ( tae why miles, sad this too with perfect eme.--C turf I Cumberlead, by Samuel Irton, of lam Esq., the pews. three erd I nat T ea hs to ßeL R p o e rpe ber t t u G si ord ep o r n in Ca o l f th i r r o to p , ,i Mr' Weed ben ma n" ligwaid o am mid the pebeser whisk might have bees available to the Allies. — s e r e e llaa6 " . se ee p es t e s i, i t et ,„. l4° " . r e m = = Ms water per bout) i "Oa t h e crew deed, Ica Om Clireciole. b a the c n ou n o (l ty jn c i i ~ THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1855. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. T re Venom. The railway share market tcday re generally rather lower. In some eases the &dime is se much as per ant. London and North Western stook is quoted 92 to 92*; Great Western, 541 to 561; Midland. 66 to 1; Lancashire and TWwhire, 77 to Great Northers% 211 to 1 ; Caledonians, 301 to 1 ;; and South Eseteres, 17 7-16 to 9-16. French shares are slightly better. 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Prim :Maid Vatkaolof Sow Saw* Wain Oviont.liask Provincial ol=- R.Anatn.Bl4lllo.lw4o. 1 Royal British South Australia Union of Amman Do. New iii 9 all iall C BMOC& dt :0 1 ti : es 10 a de A A 17 174 194 10 1 SS 40 Par 1 pcs SS se 41 4$ If 14 40 41 70 72 6 0 lithos ot Lena= rioitraTian gliiiiiti7. Berth liatarwcyka Brit* Awarilla Lad THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR GLOSSOP. le The inquest on the three unfortunate permits billed et the Waded of the Manchester and Ithefiteld Railway, IS MIMS Diatlng Vale, on Teensy night, wee opened at the : Ping\ lan, Dilating, en Wednesday evening. The di. esseei s as stated in the Express of yesterday, were Jabs Healey, 23 years of age, back tenter in • print works; et. Thiene Friesian, aged 30, w ; and Jane Hadfield, t . aged 26, • winder is • sense factory They had been with 11 a party of Bung sokeel =shin to spend the day st Belle :1 Vse Deedeek ilannener. Healey and Hadfield ware to wen= hr the Ueda Mese Independent Sunday school, and St. the e hem= had bees sissated to become • Insister among th ha dads to The Derbyshire eneser, Mr. T. M. Ellison, sad the jury, ss wen takes by ese of the railway onehle menthe vied= se, is ese of the emepony's trains, in eider On they night N. fora a anon ides of the way Is whisk the oneness. S. happen/1. It appears that the parapets et the viaduct are 11, rather mere than a yard high, and 3 feet 4 inches from the nearest nil. The bottom of a railway carrier, is rather is higher than the parapet. The deceased were riding in • gr. third class carriage, with two doors on each side, and having itt a light inside. This light would probably affect the eyesight Si a little on first slighting from the carriage, and its It reflection upon the coping stones of the parapet is would give them the appearance of a platform. to • penes who witnessed the accident said Henley St. was the het to jump oat of the carriage, saying, as he to surd spas the parapet, " This is the way out." He then .. 13 ,1 be out his hand for Jane Hadfield, who took it as he 1"4 stopped back, sad they instantly disappeared together. A Rt, faint tray was limped Dram Reanimate woman. Anther et. young woman, named Harriet Hoopoes, got out upon the St. step of the carriage, and from thence upon the parapet, but baying ea= doubt about its beim the platform el the 31 swim, she tried the width of it with ass hot whilst she is stood os the other, and at this withal menest see paissagin 6 crying oat that it Well the nodes., sad wenn net a 111 wee= bad already fallen em, es= of her eseapeises is id. the carriage caught bold of bar hue end dragged her in ft- anis. It wee then that Printed ! mynas out eine same I W 2. wpm the parapet tad fell over. The WI then as . howeed into the statics, and informatics wee given se to the wslehmait of whet had occurred. The hfiewing sf evelsees was given at the lomat: et. Zenist Hamann said she lived at Glemsp. Taelnisy =l , sharest ea Vs* Goan, eai, l.nlag; tinned none a fire s de r S l i es s e i g h st Z ri Damn wen ef the seen Abe. the le= stopped ems as no violate she saw Jeks get est. Is said, Si. " This is the way . ," an Mt Joao Hadield fol. I* lowed, end also jumped. its= went out next, end !!, Used epee the wall. Ilhe felt with her foot it was not the a Mbused bee bash epee the earrings' sad looted 1 . &. yen Redfield, bat eeuid est see then She I. theogn wee stays low wail at the a= ef the Ansel, and s) that they bad Mita behind it. They "peened to nein out of sight is jempleg oat of ; 3 ' the malege, sad she saw so ewe of then s fibs led Net this to tern need whoa same en Win eel that she wend hi ever, sad that • yew= mew sod yeseg wee= led already hike nor. She retereed to the earn= see and begged that one on went look after Healey sad fo Radian, wow Prieeleall isms wer hem seethes seat tad jumpiest. lama ietalyPriesnallbel jinni est the train go moved es We the station. Did set Mak the Inished been is stnillAg mere than a miens when Healey and Hadfield got est. The distance from the carriage to the wails geared to 10 boned MU a yard, sod the bettemel the carriage and the wall oppesesiseedyn sheen She men have pt dews 20 between the end the wall, ht did not hommes it wee mad she the wall was the platform. She we go to the step the Metier deer. It was ney den, en she eon* sae =hies bet the =II sad the ese. _ BB 21:-Thy had been =Oft. as they one deft, app .. thenght they wen Is no se, bet saw swain i s 7) of say ellsesen the eempemy. gg Peen IMAM= mid he had bees to Bello Vso with the it deemed. The train owned slowly over the Onset till it stepped, wed they thought N was at the stalks. The limbs in the =hod towards the door. • toes Med est, " The awe n 1" sad he then th read need and l looked et th e den wee open, *ad he sailed to the see female% and told them to moms in and shut the doer, and leo " net On might ban me mess, standing there." He did l 0 met hos ear= call est to sly it was the statism. There iii wee a Nightie the 'anion T ee bed ate boss eloshag sgs more them these Wastes, perhaps, whim be been the sly lie that awes= bed bees killed. He saw Harriet Hannon to I ge out and es= a spin, and the teats stood ewe after- to , wards. I I Jobe Behan, night watchman on the viaduct, said the Fli Dais mind about 12 minutes before 10 o'clock. He was 1 0 told theta= paring= had jumped over the parapet, and to he west dews into the fields outside and found the de- IS coned _peens lying on their becks. Healey sad Haddeld were deed. Proemiall was removed alive, and surgical is assists= was sent for, bat he died in ab ou t minutes. i; There was room foe • peon to stand sagely between the so parapet sad a movies train. There were about half a to doers porters at the station atoning to the Liverpool 10 special train, which had strived about eight mains minutes to before the Manchester ono came up, and the latter bed to stop on the viaduct Mx or sena agnates before it mold get 95 up to the station. The Manchester train had to be stopped t o as the viaduct nth the Liverpool train had bees shunted M apse the Glossop breach. The Manchester trait stopped 8 1 80 or 100 yards ham the station. to The inquest wee adjourned to this day. to r a iir all MimiliskJilitsitivaroy plapii.Jap. 1100 modd lz, . 100 _ _ Aft Is. N1....1 vi Flit iarbicaL=......: 46 Dania awl MIA all MEL. Prea.o2lAloor4.l. 100 Mos 4 an Uno asi a ll itraall.)... .1111 Malin Oaimiles.„ Is NNW; Uilaa.Clus A 100 DO. dm E. eBl Do. iria. - 5 Ns. a. los am Lea 100 Idloborgl4 sal all 11010Aargh 100 Milithorgb.Poriklesioo 100 43logowil loath Waists stl Geold Noes eillsotkorL 100 Omit Marlboro ....-- 100 Do. A. 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Bbaras - 4,.i° - . - _:_l LaramidrelliTarka.Ftlo 100 Meal per sot. Sank... 140 Ice. BMA. O. 11 meat 100 Dittalllaw Gime p Ct. 100 Loo.laWa. 7 p.s.laiallrda ill larktakan Oak. j Loadsoistry all llohilialkiaa.lalitirrrir 44 Ds. Al . . !heivosciiiai gi t too 44Niallr. lin Ds. 44 p..a. heL Xll Do. Prot. 44 we et— in Wu! rriLL 'perit 1:44.4.111 an Nloll4lDebilien• 100 Do. 11 per 01.201.11.16411 100 Nova Ildddi . 100 14.11161.—D•rw.ii . 1. Da do. do. II Da Lamb Spot. No.l 10 _Do. lakes_ sPortl. all Nora INatibrdelalre 100 ORLWaraltWai.llll.lpat 114 Do. Islosm.PraLllll.llo ill Saudi Dow If DIM !bed 14 per COIL all 0.111041(11001..W.S40.11.) 100 — Dila 41 par all DN Riad 40m M. 011 Soulffsis rm. .0 S 4 p.m; DwN I INS Is Illoilloot Wstalledlallkiwiri. TORLION la all Aztarte, mad DAttoodam 10 4 Ardownsa „ roles& Easters hoed= 10 Sodom to Oralommas Bao.BatodalkOtain4oms ND Do II Noah ..... W Ratters of Mon ......... _ _ , W ' Can India& 0•1611 pot ' 0 . 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The following is the report by the directors of this eouspeny : The moult of the half year's operator, r detailed In the amused reounte, shows &Winos of 60,846!. 10e.1114.3 and, after payment of the dividend on the original p. freer shares of 16,7661. 11.., end on the new prefigures shares of 2691. 17.. 86', together 17,0361. 88. 64., Orme as. mains 43,8091. 2a. 30.; which, with the muOus fret 0011 hals-year of 2,8661. 7s. W., leaves at the disport et lis shereheldsze a sum of 46,676 L 9..1044.; est et whisk go durum recommend a diadem' are rated 3 per rat. per annum, absorbing 45,7951. 14.. 10d., and leaving to be ass tied to the neat belt year a surplus of 8791. 158.014. TM reverse and working express of this and the period of last year are contrasted In the follow c i:XtZ ligg 31st July, 1854. 31st July, 1865. Integre. Trams £275,067 0 0 £285,861 0 0 £10,794 0 0 W , ' iorking az pews .. 117,972 0 0 124,013 0 0 6,041 0 0 Perorate's 42 17 9 43 7 7 0 9 10 ANOTHER ADVANCE IN THE PRICE or BWD MID morning the bakers througheat the metrepile made a further mimes of one halfpenny in the pries elthe Mb. loaf; bread of theme:lA quality ia now selling at 1110. per 41b.. some may, however, be obtained at 10d. for the same quantity; country bread, unweighed, sells at 90. per leaf. The retail coal dealers hare advanced the prise of Olga 01111 poesy pia cwt., the seconds aunt be had for kra than It ed. per cwt. ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF THE ALSIS. LavanrooL, Thursday.—The peals of the various ihniget• bells in this town amounted this morning the smdessmiy of the glorious battle of the Alma. THE GREAT UNPAID AGAIN.—Ort Ueda] NSA& niel Williams. an elderly labourer, of the parish d la the county of Woroseter, wee brought beam a rek ili t meghtrates, sitting in petty session at Weesestee, est leal la m , vie II& 10d. mete, for euttimg two mama snide bird Thee; heiseging to himself, on Sunday, the Illtkit the poor fellow *add that it was a work of 'that the wheat would have been spoilt if be had not sat that he was 'employed from norms till night in farm bF beer; but the magistrates were inexorable. • Fin HUNDRED HUSBANDS WANTED.—Last wooiy at Halifax Borough Coed, John Thomas, a sawyer, WO charged by Mr. Jennings, Teasels' Meer, with bevies Isis his wife and family chargeable to the union. The Mid Oven bad been after the rate of 7a ed. per week. Thu etise prised for a eenvistisn, in the ground that Ages we as &war them 11110 dosorial grim within the Dan"'ei Wm. wbb 1,017 abibboy immeivies en annual awn& tars fa relief of seedy 10,0001. Mr. Chaseebargh (sae of the magistrates) expromed his regret to hear this, and sail it Awed a very low state of saorals. The defendant map iced a Ina to repay the amount of relief which bid he, Om to his family. BUDELET CASTLE.—Thu fine old chapel, widish Natal= the remains of Catherine Parr, the last Queen it MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cutai. The Stock Exchange markets to-day are generally rather latter, with little business. The English funds are quoted k per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Consols are quoted 90 to for money, and 90k to I for the 12th October. Exchequer Bonds have been dealt in at 991 to 1001; Exchequer Bills at par to 4s. prem. ; and India Bonds at 16e. preen. The foreign stock market is dull, with very limited transactions. Turkish securities are flatter. The Six per Cents. at 91 to 1 ; and the Four per Cent scrip at 1 dis. to k prem. Mexican Bonds are quoted 211 to 22; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. 19/ to 20; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates have been dealt in at 961 ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. (small bonds), at 102. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 22nd inst. for the hire of sailing vessels of from 700 to 900 tons each (n. tn.). These vessels must be tendered either as regular transports at a rate per ton per calendar month for four months certain, or at a rats psr ton on the quantity of stores delivered at Bala- Mava, and must be ready to load immediately. The receipts of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way Company for the week ending Sunday last were 9011.—viz., 6491. from passengers and 2521. from goods. This is 3561. less than in the previous week. The Canada Land Company's shares yesterday at tained a further decided rise. Australian Agricultural were also better. In bank shares there was no new fea ture. Bt. Katharine Dock stock was dealt in at 85; General Steam Navigation at 261; General Screw Steam at 141 to 141; and New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land at 26 (1001. shares, with 801. paid). TIMIISDAT EvENINO• The weekly Board at the Bank of England to-day having resulted in no further rise in the rate of dis count, the various Stock Exchange markets summed a firmer appearance. The recovery in the English funds, however, did not exceed I per cent. Between 3 and 4 o'clock the general tone was rather lees firm, owing to a prevalent report that the Bank of France had raised its rate of discount from 4 to 5 per cent., thus making money dearer in Paris than in London. The belief in such • step would seem calculated to check the previously =proving tendency of the foreign exchanges. Here the chief result was a further fall this afternoon in French railway shares. The Bank of England continues its sales of stock, the supply being met to some extent by a demand on aooount of the public. In the discount market the demand for accommo dation continua active, but the feeling to-day was rather euier. The Three per Cent. Rentes were reported by tele graph from Paris to-day as closing at 68.40 for money, and 68.45 for account, being only about k per cent. lower than yesterday. The other continental stock markets generally evince a less confident feeling. At Berlin, Russian stock continues to show a downward tendency. Consols opened at 901 to I for the 12th October, needed to 901 to 1, and closed at the opening range. For money the closing quotation was 901. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, 901, 90, 901, 901 ; ditto, for account, 12th October, 901,3. India Stock, 228. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable In 1858, 1001; ditto, in 1859, 991. Ex Exchequer Bills were dull, at par to 4s. prem. chequer Bonds closed at 993 to 1001. The Foreign Stock Market was rather firmer, ex cept for Russian Stocks, which fell 1 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents. have recovered to 911 to 1 ; and the New Four per Cent. guaranteed scrip to par to 1 prem., the closing prices. French Scrip wes last quoted 2 to 21 prem. The bargains com prised Granadian, Venezuelan, and Austrian Bonds. The demand for gold for exportation continued un satiafied this afternoon. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The gold mining shares remain very dull, and without inquiry. In other foreign and colonial mining stocks not a single bargain is recorded in the Stock Exchange to-day. Owing to the restrictive operation of the new rule of the Mining Exchange—which, we believe, is likely to be rescinded—the bargains marked in that esta blishment yesterday were confined to the following, viz. : Ivybridga, 27a., 28s. ; St. Day Unltad, 11 ; West Sot arida,. 6s. ; West Fromm, 20. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz.: Duet, 2} ; Sortridge Consols. 7 ; Lady Berths, 32.. 6d. W"' fildberg, CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the pro prietors of this company was held yesterday at the Easton station, Sir S. M. Peto, But., the chairman of the Board of Directors, prodding. The Chairman maid, the first business of the meeting would be to consider the report of the shareholders' com mittee, which, having been already generally circulated amongst the proprietor', he suggested should be taken d. (Hear.)—[An abstract of this report was published in the Express of Wedneaday.]—He would then move that the awn of the committee be ',rived and adopted. 1 The report of the shareholders' committee was then adopted, and other resolutions confirming the arrangement , with the North Western Company. of which the basis was' stated in that report, and requesting the committee to co- operate with the direeton in carrying out that arrange ment, were put, and, after Dome remarks as to the extent of the power proposed to be conferred upon the directors in negotiating the arrangement and in making alterations in it, wore carried unanimously. The following is the panel* passage in the report : "The actuante for the put half year, which are now famished in a more detailed form then heretofore, show the result of the working of the line for the half-year ended 30th Jane last, and the subjoined summery exhibits the results u compared with those for the corresponding period if previous years. Number of passengers in half-year ending Jun* 30, 1850, 143,298; half-year ending Jana 30, 1851, 182,862; halt-year ending June 30, 18.52. 207,255; half-year ending Jane 30, 1853, 250,047; half-Per ending June 30, 1864, 281,624 ; helf-year ending Jane 30, 18.55, 282,159. Tonnage of goods for half-year ending June, 1850, 66,462 ; same halt-year. 1851, 79,251; same half year, 1852, 94.442 ; same, 18.53, 126.671; same, 1854, 161,642; and same half-year, 1855, 179.C20. Receipts from railway for half-year ending Jane, 1860, 67,4811.51. 106. ; charge', 35,6371. 10s. 66. Half-year June, 1851, receipts. 61,6621. 131. 96. ; charges, 33,1841. 144 86. Ralf-year ending Inns, 1852, receipts, 67,3161. 151. bd. ; charges, 39,4191. Os. 9d. Same half-year, 1853, receipt', 88,7951. 19s. 9d. ; charges, 45,6331. 3s. 116. Same baff ler, 1854, receipts, 97.1771 6s. 4d. ; charges, 61,6811. 31. ; and in the last halt year ' receipts, 101,0041 18s. 7d. ; charges. 66,593/. 15e. 46. The steamboat receipts in the same halt-years respectively were 4,089/. 16e. 21., 4.2081. 6s. 16., 6,8121. 10e. 3d., 15,2271. 7s. Id., 17.9421. 161. lid., sad 16.9941. 13e. 6d. ; end the 'nurses,' 9,9051. 17s. Bd., 6,6391. 10s. 9d., 6.8331. 13,. 81., 17,2881.21., 18,6721. 85.56., and 19,2761.75. 11d. »spec tively ; showing a balance against this branch of business 016,8161. Is. 6d., 2,4311. ss. Bd., 211. 35.6 d., 2,0601. 141.116., 6291. 12e. 6d., and 2,2801. 14s. &I. in the same half-years. There is a decrease in the passenger traffic of 2,2791. Be., as compared with 1854; but the receipts from merehudiss traffic exhibit, on the other hand, en increase of 6,6311.155. ; while there is a falling off in the receipts from presagers by the start boat', of 2,7221. 12s. Trader the head of ex penditure, an inerease of 1,1231. lie. 6d. will be observed in the merchandise traffic charges, attributable to the aug mented traffic. In the hire of' waggons there is also an 1 lacrosse of 3 , 1431 . 45. Id., arising from - the quantity of stock now hired being larger than during the corresponding period of the previous year. In the cost of maintenance of way there is, on the other hand, a decrease of 8961. 13s. Bd.; the efficiency of the line having been fully maintained." After a very brief distension, the report was put and earned, and a 'rotation having passed, euthorising the payment eta dividend of 12e. Oct. per share for the put half year in the OR pretenses share., votes of thanks were asseedei le Ow eliaan and to the members of the share holden' eseaulteee, the ' acknowledgment of which termi nated limp possellap. ill I Do, alit*. ii ii LWATS. • 114 Ifl i sq 7 1 4 th $ O 2 2 le dl. Tes 112 i t 1126 I i I 6 fin I Ili II 10 1 It Ns II II 1 11 2$ 21 ii qi If ir it iiiini 4 60:12 + ll COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-THIS DAY. The supplies of all descriptions of grain are sheet, and the demand for wheat and flour for ezport to France ma tinges, and the value of both was well maintained. Barley in request, and Is. per qr. dearer. Oats supported the advance noted on Monday last, and beans and peas were quite as dear as on last market day. AILIDVALS INTO LONDON PROM SEPT. 17 TO SEPT. 21. Om Inallah. Bate!. DIAL Va. Imre...—. 1 2221 Dar1ay......... 270 ice iilo Sal ha1t.......... 310 ....... Kau% 610 Nada. barrels. oas.—Wbeal, Ha 64.; Barlab na. *Ls Oata, Od.; Deana, 46a. bd. • Paws its. BL DIPERIAL AVIIIaONIL _ Lomax Assam ISA 24; Bye, Os. Whert.,SuleT. nets. esans. PIN. dug. 11 778 7dilts 2 2: 5 8 I: 4 7 2 : LI 47. 38 74 —76 a Sd 73. 74 34. frd 178 6,1 438 64 44, 4d Od Sept. 1 72. 71548 9d 19. Sd 428 74 468 941 Ms Id I 748 10d Od 288 2d 43s Ild 474 104 89s 441 16 „. 76 8 9.1338 3d 88. 6d 6 8 8d 48. Od Is 5d 6 weeks' A. Aver. tii 241 1 368 - 9 d 2s. 7/1/418 Id 478 Id la 41 Derr.—Whist, Barley. Osta, aye. Beans. and Pass. 1.. Sept. S. iiM...11 Price. Aug. 11. Aug. 15. Aug. :5. Sept. L — 77 I 76 9 =LI ...... 1«. ..... 75 9 i •••• 74 10 1 771 . 1 ••• .. "LIVERPOOL CORN MARICRT.-THIS DAY. (BT etkowirrio TILNOILLPII.) (PROM OUR OWN CORILISPONDINS.) The attend Awe of de4ers at our market this day has been very fair, and an average business doing. Wheat, flour, and oats, commanded the extreme rates of Tuesday. Indian oorn and oatmeal rather easier. Beans, yeas, and other articles are unehenged in prices.! The weather is beautifte. AIINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Suoc.a.—The character of the market for the put week hu been one of great steadiness, with a fair amount of busi ness done, at the fu'l prices of the previous week. Four cargoes of H Is have been sold afloat by private con tract, and a large businou done in unclayed Manilla. The refined market steady. Brown lum?s, low to fine, 635. to Hs. COFPIII..--A. full amount of business has been done this week, including, three fl rating cargoes of Brasil. Prices are unaltered except for nstive Ceylon, which has sold at 6d. advice., 611. 6d. TZA.—The trade and shippers have bought freely the last two days, and prices are firm. Common enngou quoted 91. Duty paid in Lcrion fey the week ending Sept. 15, 535,391 lb. Rice.—The market has not been active this week, and pries. have scarcely been supported; yet holders are very firm. 111711.—A. limited business has been done at full prices; Leeward proof, 2s. 49. ; Demerara, 21. 40. to 2s. 7d.; proof, according to qualities. Sricas.—A fair amount of busineu done at full pricer. BALTPRTSZ.—Confideuce in this article wu restored on the arrival of the Indian msil, and last week's prices were paid, but the demand has been very limited the last two days. Corrort.—A very limited business done, and prices are • 1 sliiisicWizt ..... ......... FRUlT.—Currant , continue in good request, at advancing prices. The first cargo of new has been partly sold at ilea. Raisins, new Valenti's, have been sold at 42s , other sorts not in much request. Almonds : For Jordan there is rather more doing. la other articles no matetial *Herndon. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. ---- .. The market is steady to-day, with a fair lousiness doing. Town Tallow is quoted 575. net cash ; Petersburg Y.G. on the spot, 665. 9d. to 675. ; October to December , 661. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. The number of I - ?ast; Tiarg;, - but the quality of the supply is very indOlerent. A few of the choicest descrip ' tions are sold at about' Monday's rates. In other kinds there is scarcely anything doing. The supply of sheep is very small; they cannot however all be dispoeed of. The small amount of business transacted is at nearly Monday's quotations. Calves are plentiful, and trade is very dull. From Germany and Holland there are 384 besets, 1,630 sheep, 271 claws, and 31 pigs; 600 beasts from the north and midland, and 80 mulch cows from the home counties. 1 . ear aims of sibs. .. 4. 8. 4. Per stone of no,. ir. d. 4. a. Plot Wolk Iteratcrds.. 4 6 4 Bast Una a 10.-1.44. els 0 0 0 0 Bert IlliorOords_ ... 4 4 4 Best Lora-wools Soooad quality Beast... 2 8 3 . Do. do. Shen 0 0 0 0 Ova 3 6 4 Imre 484 some quality 3 4 4'o P.l 1t... 4 112./f4,8.1 3 2 4 1 11: 0 ci 44 ....r2r.....,.......... : 0 004 BOW st muter. 1.2.."3 ; ahem and lamb , . 9, iov ; ashes, 814; NM 316. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a meat extensive trade doing in hoes of all descriptions. Cur rency : Mid and Eut Kente, 61. to 61. ; Weald of Kent end Stumm 130 i. to 863. ; choice, higher. Doty, 300,0001. At Worcester Fair, on the 19tb, about 2,C00 pockets were pitched, and 1,067 sold, at from 803. to 90s. , some choice, higher. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Rildall, 20s. 9d.; Walls End Hough Ball, 21s. 6d.; Walls End lletton, 225. 61. ; Walls End Limb. ton, 225. 3d.; Walls End Tess, 225. 6d.-18 trash ships at. 'market. LETTER FRO3I A PRISONER AT SIR- PHEROPOL. The following letter has been received by the wife of Colour-Sergeant John Scott, of the 38th Regiment, from her husband, a prisoner in the beads of the nalleiltlll. Sergeant Scott was at the battles of Alma and Inkermann, and served in the trenches during the winter. His wife bee previously received three or four letters from her husband, all equally creditable to him. There are, no doubt, these who would gladly embrace an opportunity, such as may shortly offer, to solace the worthy man in his captivity : " Simphtropol, 7th July, 18643. " My dear Wife,—lt is with gladness I embrace the op portunity to send you these few lines, to let you know I am living and well in health—thank God for it! My dear, I trust this will find you in better heslth than your last letter left you. I have only received one letter from you since you went home. I pray God this will find both you and the dear children well. My dear wife, Iwu taken pri soner on the 18th of June, when the assault took place on Sebastopol. I was on the storming party. I received two bayonet wounds; one on the left hip, and the other in the left side, which is nearly healed up. I also received a wound on the top of the head, which is also cloud. I left a letter with Mrs. Smith, to send you in cue anything hap pened to me in the attack, and also to inform you that I sent you 61., in a remittance voucher, on the 17th of June, which I hope you will receive safe and soon. My dear wife, you mast not fret for me, as I trust the war will bo sun over, and then I trust we shall meet again. I meet with a pod deal of kindness from some of the Russian officers. We get plenty to ea', and very good in quslity. My dear wife, my only want in this place it a little money, and then I could get anything that I want from town. I bad not a copper in my pocket when I was taken, as I had given 31. 10s. to Sergeant M'Faddon the day before. My deer wife, you can inquire at home if you can send me a letter, as I should like to bear from you. If you send, direct it to ' John Scott, 38:h Regiment, Prisoner of war at dimpbere poL' Give my love to my mother, and also to Edward and Mrs. Davis. I must now conclude, praying that we may meet again. K..t* the dear children for me.—l remain you affectionate husLod until death, " Joss SCOTT, Colour-Sergeant, 38th Regiment." CLOSE OF THE SALMON FISHING. The salmott fishing in the rivars north of Tweed closed upon Friday last. In the Spey, owing to the very severe frost, the month of February was all bat lost to the fishen sad proprietor, sad during the rest of the season the take of salmon alto gether was caoriderabiy under last 'ear. The grilse fishing was fully equal to that of last year. Towards the clime the rod fishing became very productive. In the Findhorn, the fishing, though backward at the commencement, was before the close, most productive, and this river has this lemon fully sustained its former high character as a good salmon river. The Daveron has thisseason fished remarkably well the grills bare been plentiful, giving promise o f a g ood salmon fishing neat season. The Ness has also improved. The Dee and Don have fished pretty well, particularly in the early part of the season. The sea &kings hays also yielded a fair average.—Banffshire Journal. THE LATE ACCIDENT AT THE EAST INDIA WARE HOII6z.—The man Dixon, who was suspeaded in the air for twenty-five minutes on Tuesday morning from en ele vated position at the upper part of the East India warehouse, Crutobedfriars, Fenchurch4treet, is going on as well as can be expected. The General Screw steamer Propoatie was spoken, on the 24th of last month, in the Atlantic, 54 days out from Mauritius, with one (an of her propeller broken, and short of provisions. SALE or WooL.—The Earl of Lunn has made mete of his vut stuck of wool, comprising over 3,500 fleeces of Leiesster and Cheviot wool, at 18s. per stone, without the usual deduction/. A COUPLE of lovers have just betn united ih Kil ' maloolin perish whose combined ages amount to 149 years, the bride being seventy-six, and the gallant groom three years younger. The Rev. Sohn Richardson has been licensed to the perpetual curio! of Old Hatton, in the parish of Keadal, is the county of W. s* mortland, void by resignation of the ltev. Francis Whalloy. Patron, the Rev. J. W. Barnes vicar of Helldal, in right of his vicarage. I The Rev. Robert Gordon Calthrop has been nomi nated to the perpetual curacy of Inc., in the county cf I Cambodia, by Samuel Irton, of bum, Esq., the patron. \