The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-25 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. lßervre the Loaf Chief Barn awl Mr. Dania Martin.) Till: STEPNEY MURDER. . 0 d 70, was indicted for the wilful molder of Mary Eno,ley The primmer wee aLo chArged with the same offence epos the conser'. Mr. Per moot Parry mu Apeeially retained, with Mr. Met sad Mr. t trridtor, to conduct the prosecution ; Mr. J. Heat sad Mr. J. F. Palmer were camel for the defence. Th e p e .....er Ca. pieced at the lee Wore the CoUil2lloo Per"nt, At the opeuiug 44 the court. lieuziollital perfect eoolooo uj inteoorem.atel pleaded Sot Guilty is a load woke. Serpent Pam crewel the ease in a tamtpersto sad able mistiest He laid that it was his paidul duty to lay before the jur y she (set. of ism of the must creel sad barbarous murders that had perhaps ever bees committed. He had a. ,loubt aim mum have heard or read a great deal con- D.,ted with the charge, but be warn sure that it was quite oucie,easry for lulu to exhort them to dismiss from their 0.11141 all that they had heard or read upon the subject, be guided only by the sworn testimony that would be Ls' before them. He then proceeded to ■tats the facts, sad the following evidence was adduced : Mr. William Mn.., e•amiaed by Yr. Clerk--I am a soli citor. remhog in Victoria Parkequare. I knew the de ceased. Vie resided at No. 9, Grove-road, Stormy. tike ass • client of mine, sad was possessed of comiderable hal* property. She collected the greater part d the rents rs. If. She ►ept no ',amid. I know • persoa lamed W.,l:er Emma. He used to collect part of her rents. On t.wlai, the lith of August, he ma.le a r(4•11111.11016011 to con...mince of which I went to the hones of the ed. Emma went a/au, and a countable. We knocked .t to door, but could not obtain admittance. The .-0n .t.,1.1,. got into the house by the hack, and opened the door ..al let 134 in. The parlour door was open. I went to the fret door. The door of the bed-mom—the front room —wee ..pen, and there was a geed chin! of bomber In the hark room. The bed appeared not to have been elei.t on. 1 than went to the second door, and in the front room I caw the body of the deceived, with her head towards the Limbo& and no much in the doorway that the door could a,4 he closed. Theu were two pieces of paperhanging ander her arm, and 1.0,1.0 piece. also were lying before her. I iediately acid for LOr. Gill, and he came very Phortl. I n,aned the key now produced, which ia a very remarkable our. in the dereased's 'adman on the Int door. It was lyiag on the table, and, I think, in a huket, with some iiletAll• &Da tome other her o. ww-etsumseil —I ito not think I era rw the prisoner ash! lie was .11 custody. I only beard of oue other person &saw. who collected rents for the deceased. There sea. a ;met .iwintaty of blood about the room where the hods of the .Ireaussd was lying. 1.1.411n1 I M 1.., a poliee-Mrsean t of the K mild ly sttesition wu celled to the house of the dammed on the lab .4 Ample% by Emma, and I went there and found L. 11.... and mine other ,gentleruen steadies outside. I • ors r the wall .4 the sd sing home, and found the be k thee of the deceased's Woos merely on the latch. The fiord door was only on the spring lea and no bolt.. err.. L 114,111. I opened the host door and admitted Yr. K.-., AM the other gentleness. I went into the book perh.ur Awl saw that the window was slightly apes. le tie oven on the Ant door I mw a Loge quantity of paper. hamprgs. I went next up the mooed Boor and wir the teal! .4 the deceased lying upon the Bow with the face downwards. Urea the floor of this room I ob sernsl the footprint of a man. Nothing at all wee turhtal or touched .intal Dr. Gill maw. Tbe footprint was in a dereetma ...ening from the room. I examined all the has sod shutters .4 the &lupe, and voukl not make nay mwovery of mares to show that a violeut entry hod been mole by any one. Between the mattrem and the bed. twine.; I dome end • gold innarainf.nog, whets bore the imenitios, " Kumasi bosky, Eau. roosorandned -I saw • pool of bloo.l in the room when the demised was lying, and a large quantity of blood ap peased to have sported about OW f.lllll thew. lie. tiaaweld Lawrence. sued -• I went to the boreal the hicesied en the 1716 .4 Assent, and Semi bar lying at hill length as the left dide sad fully deem& nem was a Loge wound it the bark of the shop satending Amply t.. the Lein, sod I think this woad meek have ben the waft ef repealed blow.. This wand alma was .rite sollkient to acceson for shank moll of of the skull being amen! by it into the Weeder of the brain. There wen several ether wends yen the hood that could have cimaiioned teeth _• see of them wee over th left ear. This ems a esetseed wooed. and the • the telaroml been ea tisk side wee Mum is. Them wee also • oustmal blow over the right oar, sail a tons or loserated wound ahem the left eyebrow. I to, e formed se opinion as to the sort of inehumost that weoll hare prodneed sash Wades, and I hare no doubt tlot the pinstseer's brasses proikermd meeld Are caused the... The wound en the left eye corresponded in me .yarn ruddy wlth the fhb esd of lids bummer. I notimel • s:.ric of Weal en the maw port of the petticoat of tin .Icomied as though esseeftiant bad hewn wiped epees it. I am of "Miss that the ant Mow that wen. gnen Imo the use upset the hem* .4 the deceased. Ihr lu.ly woo ellightly desomposed, and the effeet of domes. pea* ain some woes wenld be same • wooed to expand I did set sompsee the brasier with the wooed, ▪ t I wormed the weed and it, and l fonn Inv from this nierourlog, 4 general knowledge of ..hsrecter of the Tresmel. A bar of iron with a sharp might also hare mused the Injury I refer to. Iteoemiiimed- I famed as opinion when I SAW the de •..+.l that she had been and the.. at few daya and all too si embus with the ides of km being steadied , : en the plimloss ilordeth Paahley mil.-11 mink at N. 16, Grove-road, minevltitely opposing the home al the dessert I hod ho. ton her 12 yams. I het saw her between 7 and 8 o'clock in the smiling of the 13th of August. dbe was lbw ditties • • mho. The elsouraial moony nest to bed about 'no she generally closed her shutters about do: I wooed at twelve o'clock at lOW de the 13th of .I.3„ied. thank, Mutton were open : The home was is the ton:dAte..n the fonovtin • morning, sad sem& Mock.' at the dose, but ;Laid obtain us mower. Cd n e: ~ .med ;noisily spoke to people who came hem the int. wind.. or the area, and she would sot admit weft .hr did sot know. twei-exhollotal- -I hare sees Emir go isle the boas Elualwth Franco Xeursidge, sootier slatilesur, 1 ow dm deoumed about 7 u clock se the trotting of the 1:411 torost lotting at the Ant-Boor window. This was the last tuna that I aaw bar alive. This tritons thee corm beratel the f-roirr m biases as to tbe habit of the deceased as to ohm( atomiser.. Smith. a lad is the service of a diaper mimed depou‘i that be west with a letter to the how* of tb..keroard Turolay tontieg. the 14th of Aasuat. He lokeked loudly at the door for .orne time, and went away ./.1 returned in the *sepia& but was unable to atom ad sa:ttaare. 111. J abs Cook, • builder, at Peckham, deposed tot he .1. erg: SO the deceased's boner on the 14th of August to 1 ..41 at mine paper hatiginbe. He knocked at the door, but • :Ai 104 ol.tsin adinwooe. Lima Emit., the was ef the principal witness. laid lam Welter Thomas Ewen, a shoemaker. He lives at I.l.dsy's brick-beld, betheol-pore. no Minaley. the Lib • f .la,tat, 1 west to the ilsotaiisirs house for same hear . ..ie. hat could not get in. Reward Tanner, a wrest of the detective polio% mid -1 v.• empioyel to investigate this matter with Inspector IL. raton and wow other diem. I have cagy knows the 'weer Once the Mak& QS the *kb of Among 1 bed ' •• • • arenatius with bin about ti.e murder, had as the 'II. 4 September be nob a emoraniioniret te gee et By Weelatiewier Hesoidthatbebedeeene Ito unto itiforwatke shoot the send. Re NU be ia.,a to Yr. Tlioneceni and he woe The peneser this • You know, Sergeoat Tamer. that dame I yaw pee • Mt Thereto'. I bon, had tieepteiso ebeenthe Ens who rotted tl.e murder, and 1 have bees ersisbang bin." •1 t "Yulha. , hrfore you go soy further, wbo la ' Ile rephol, " Emma ; added. t• Tbit ' • tc• I went to Flnale7's brick.isid shout o dlrick, and I remained watching Enid. I ... Wilt In he poking hart*, and between tl and 9 o'clock " Ennio nose out of his bows and go to a rain •••-it rifts yards front his bosom and brine oat • brigs ti .1 h e t oo k it Widow; to oat wits is shiest • ' t, ..iiusn.' to he looking about kin.art bed • .• kis hind about the else of a plat • est to a shed or lean to adloiniog his Image, and •-' • e.ler, remained shout two aniutee, =De out Stan O W l. pane soil then went iniloora." I salted him .t it•• thought the parcel contained, sad he said be did tem. I then went to leopo , kor remwtow, hat it, aril the inu.aer aced for a *else d •i.ah I pare bunk. The trisowtr wan to ' •• 1: 'to o l peel) oat .. ac e ; Ira I earl I ' • • • writhont Mr. Thornton. The primmer asked me alto ••• ,• mot loin, sod I told hie that I had takes hie Magee •I• ea in • riting. eel that no adoantage should he him. At flue tone • reined bad bees offend for the loteoleoree d Ni. geosier. The reward •oo Poi& and after-we& 300 f. The prisoner .4 the remerd, aad all to • • "If A orenoa ..ff al'. right 111 take ern al yea" Th. Nontoer I west to. the lota-Gehl w • e.g. ea' /4.vvreat Thomas and tie priwinart 12 q pada •• .• ,„. h ' , pi Ow died wee here predead4 •PA •r- -toed 'Md.'s., 711. /0 here am old Illaiddsted to .1”oloUe .4 'the Geld There ens • stab of .... A. died aoleasian ties witness lowase.bewea. Whew • -• ..sot the he., we saw Foam and mother lowa .s: tdbiop *pother. luta I Wel die prisoner fa keep 4 vntot. then wont to Eames and held bins what oao.l Iv If ill. =A then levet nee km o .L.l sew • los eat., awl sear.he 1 the Louse. Tim ExiiiiN,9(trEintstui 1 looked is the shed, but did not fled aaythirg, and I told this to lupe-tor Thomism, ined Jdullina ems up. and maid we had not half .searched the place, and be worth' show as where be thought it was pet. He shortly after wards pointed to the shed, and said, "There, go. and pall dunes that slab and pull up the bricks, and look under them." I then directed fie:pant Thomas to do as the prisoner directed, sad he brought lack a mull percel, which I saw his take from water the slab (The chop* for 10/., three smell metal spoons sad one large oat, and two lenses behregiag to a telescope, that were in the purrel,were produced and identified by the witness.) The articles were erraimed up in a piece of new spap er, and were tied round with a piece of shoenia wax-end. The prisoner carne up and asked if we had foiled say thing, and rubbed his hands and appeared delighted. lad asked if we h a d f oun d an y mone y. I told bhe sergeant Thomas had found something. an that Emma was very ill, sod the prisoner replied, " tab, of course." Ewa. was than taken into custody sad charged with the murder, and the prisoner was also taken into custody, and he ex ' claimed " Is this the way I am to he eerved after giving information 7" The prisoner's shoes were tied with shoe. maker's wax.end. I afterwards went to his lodgings, and ' found a piece of was -end similar to that which was tied round the panel. I also found a piece of shoemaker's wax. Cruie-eianiused-1 had been in communication with the prisoner once the :kith of August. The reward of 300 i. loud hese offered at that time. 1-:mms a a shoemaker I new his tools. lam not quite sure whether there wan • hammer among the toile At this stage of the case, the court adjourned for thep ~ pow of tale some refreshment. Sergeant Thomas was then examined, and he corroborated the evidence given by Se rgeant Tanner. He also proved that he found at the prisoner 's house a teaspoon, which bore the semis letters, " W. P.," as those that were upon the nowise in the pamil The trial was proceeding when we went to press, and it is nut likely to be concluded to-day. THE POLICE COURTS. (YlllB DAY.) CLEKKEVWKIAL DARIN, RuBBIST O TM NORTN LONDON AMWAY. Jams,. To olor and Watient librel:TabotTren, were diargeil before Mr. Barker with striabng • quantity of hone hair aml other articles of the value al N., the property of the North London Railway Company. Mr. E. Lewis, of Great Harlboroughetreet, attended for the prisoners. From the evidence it appeared that far some time past the cushions and mate of the tirst clam terrines have been stolen while the carriages have lima staadiog uu the ailinp. A few days since police giant Hill, 39 8 saw one of the prisoners carrying a bundle containing bone hair, and &oiling from his mannr that he had not come L. it houeely, lie detained him. The primmer at, first said that he had taken the hone hair from his sofa fur the purpose of raising a little money, bat upon the officer ascertaining that the primer had no sofa be said be had found the horse hair is a field neer the railway. • search of the pi-wooers' residence was made and ha nob vim found articles beloagiag to the railway company. Both prisoners were seen war the railway on the night of the robbery, and the footprints or' the clay moor the railway carriages .4.r...w00ded with the primmers limas Mr. Lewis, fur the primmen, said that up to the present time they had levee • good character, and asked the magiotrate to settle the case. Hr. Barker said se the prisoners had pleaded guilty be should sot send the owe to the sesames, but would deal summarily with it. He then sentenced them to three mouths' troprisoasont with hard labour. WORRIRIP.STREF.r. ■AY AND Wl►! , Williams Mee/veer, a butcher in a large way of business in the Haebeyrad, wee charged on a warrant with 'W histle simaulting his wife. Mr. Beard attended to support the complaint, and Mr. limiters defended. The wife alleged that on Ttiesil,y last she was goin g to make some purchases, when her louitsinil unmated upon her stating her motive for leaving the hoax. She told hint it ems no badmen of his, and he then struck her in the face. %he had had him four times at this c,,urt for vaults upon her. In the complainant admitted that the answer .he had giro to her husband was not a proper one, and that she had only made complaints of him, not actually bought him before a magistrate. Mr. Heritage told the court that the cause of this affray was really a family matter. Hi. client had tiled aWI of recovery mplast Mn. Mmeroger's brother with respect to Cfn.llo large sums of money, and this had occasioned greet ill will on her part towards her hus band. On this unfortunate oocasion he had car Misty Mt signavot and irritated at the answer of his wife to so simple and proper a question as that of asking where she wan going. Every hasissed had a perfect right to make sects a demand. A struggle ensued, and accidentally the woman got hurt. Mr. Heard said that the wife was in danger at her bus hand's hands, he having threatened that if she mat out she should not return alive. Complainant mow this to he truth, sal Mr. L.%h having e,nnm'-nted is strung terms on the toe oommon preolies of striking women, he thought that is this rase the wife bad not prosecuted until really compelled to do so, sad defendant must pay 31. for the violence in dicted, or it default suffer one mooth's imprisonment; also to led good bail to keep the peace fur tit months. SOUTH RASTEILV RA ILWA —frins DAY.) This day a special general meeting of share holders wee held at the Loahn Tamen, for the purpose of obisinieg the esacthe of the proprietor, to as application Min made lagairlitiment in the ensuing stream for towers to tole* miditional capital to carry oat works which bare from time to time recurred the sanction of the proprietors, M somplete the enliscriptise to the Charing-cross Railway thilertaidag. end far other_• maps= ; Mr. HY no in tho Asir. CnAllithe mils • isid addreee, in which he Wailed that it was hardly neeentary to hold tbe at an, r peerrietore had at 'winso me = yearly meetinge emehootal the expesditore fur the ranges Meer met faith in the circular hued to thee. The following are the works referral to : Works authorised at the half-yearly sor ting held on the Lllth Anon, 18:4, Melodies the Mint Maio. at Isariebeth. raw Junction at Tunbri and ealeseien 4 the as = Folkestose. 19,200 f. ; dthbienal rade et the half yearly tomtit. held on tar i a ‘ Reptember, 1838. to be purehamd, in exam of the anteust for robin slosh. meek:m.ly v• 44 by lthe proprietors, 10,113 L I / chose of I.:clothes - 1 Railway, astharieed by the belf-peerly meeting no the 24th February, 11101, including mob el spplicatioo to parliament. 13,7331. ; work, Medina, and ald.t...nal rolling stock, anthoriesd at the hi& yearly meeting held on the 314 September, =Tr ; works atriums, and *Jaime' tribal otoril. the boll yearly meat* held ea the lit Kash. 1/180. ; *arks, stalker, sad additional rata stook. anti...rued at the katf.yearky mestiag held osi dm 30th august, 14.10, ff.J,8231. ; ammo of eap= e iacurred in comtructiog the Stroud sail beyond the amoicat sathorieed by Parlimminita amount required to oompkte the rats be the Chariog-croas Railway unrierrkiri. ont Xl= woman requital to provide additional dash, acootionedatioa, Lc., 157,700 f. ; total press pill. panel t.. Iraed for, 730,0001. The lathinea rosluisd by propoaiag the following resolution :—" That the direc tor. be and are hereby requested to make affiliation h. the Aeon* erasion of pa liament for power. to nisi to addi tional cattal the extent of 7511,00&. for the purposes merited. Mr. THOIOIIOI ationoded the motion. In reply to Mr. Itio.row, /LP., The CitAIIMAX stated that the 3.10,010. wee in addition to the 300,0001. which the proprieton hail already voted. The whole expendithre would be 8. - .0,0001. and that would simpiete the share capital of the eonipany. • mavens/Ms ensued, is whisk mmt of the 'peahen supported the eupsaditare on menu* el the charing.arone Railway, which wee regarded aa indbgeneahla f o r tr ands. c o sm is the enstiaental traffic cif the mai: seder the sew circometeacesia rice Yr ere parr th• competi tion dila' Logics, aisthem, and DOM boa Clisinoan Lineal. oral that the mem empowered to plate two taste of a lamer elan lima IY peamat ones between Folke. etone and floologst. The resolution was arra to. sari the raring separated. Mr. Edmund Glower, West eon of the late L.nor• breed actress, Mrs. Mow, sod for some years past manager of the Theatre Royal. OMegow, expired yesterday moruing ex Felishargh, abet • law sod painful Worm liatiquat TO MR. BATMAN, ERGIRITT3 or TER LOCI' 'ATOM WATIMWORRe. —Os flay sight • howeet vet Etas b the Loa 140.11611 end magistratss of this Gleirglitr Water Canowitelaeoro, aid a hap of the sitistos d , te Mr. Jolts Trodorlek lltatommi, CA. of the Olargew Corp...t tine of W i ressielika al the ability with whish the esbener iniroiletbor water front Inab karts, is Olorgeor bed bera owedeated by Mon . n• Lord Pew. vail lir eedid EDLeVeL LITRIATtRR. --MT. B. Motieki, M.P., fa, we Or else Jooraal) nedentwed, onsagod an as arduous andertakisg, If, as we deal* sot ft will he, mt.efactoirily famed oat, will be as. of great Im is connexion with the hiMori7 or literature in I ail sad ti ..tLuHI d the Middle Ages. It is a rellectioe of all the known of tbe wirstatie awl private lihnuiee of Great Brits% which 'Meted before the Reformation. As as ham to the literary Motes of our ancestors, such • work em e. 4 tea 0. pews of great emble—while it will bay* an Memel of it. own as • record of issportast maim many of which have usfortiumwly Meg awe perished. We - d.:=lwish memos to Ala uedwialtier. sad Irma that say of oar molars. by • ran olimom be im 111.0. 4 "" of molest iwidlted rataharnea, Maeda nektiews, tbsy will sot tail to commuoicsue times to Mr. litediebi—sus of ear few ldend aid diecriaLnatisg patrons of antiqattaw 14%441.1.1re. LATEST SPORTING INTELLI' GENIC& (st morns 'assume.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIB DAY.) &Man SUBSCRIPTION PLATE. Simla Pitmus 11 ran. FREE HANDICAP. A.F. Leneliester . . Ben Webster ... Kr William ... • •- 6 rim. GLASGOW STAKES. Klarikoft Arterial . Will.u%the-Wisp 3 nil. HANDICAP SWEEPISTAKEI OF 15 soya. Loral of the /User ... 1 Winton . - ~.. ... 17 raa. FREE HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Lupeßua „. ... ... Adulation .. ... ... Hartley Wintney ... ... 7 ran. HANDICAP swEsPeTAKEs OF 10 80V8. Oberon ... 1 Collor Oui Volition 11 n SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 SOVS. Ab. M. Cowles.. Brownie, Parasite Grouse, Hawk's Eye, Wal. luoo, ao,T Arrogant are here.l PAID FORYIDT. ENTRY FOR r,JO HANDICAP PLATE. Pint half of Ab. M. Tian, 5 yin, 84 121 b ; Muswllaise, 4 TM, list 51b ; Lady Kinplos, 4 yrs, list 51b ; Lord Palmerston, 3 yra, 416 Juliet, 4 yrs, Bst Ilb ; Emily, 4 yrs, list llb ; Doubloon, 4 3rrs, tin ; Carrion*, 3 yrs, 74 121 b ; Omahas. 5 yrs, 74 Illb ; Clio , 3 yrs, 7st 10Ib ; Apollo, 3 yrs, 7st 71b ; Baron Ynachausen, 3 yes, 7st 51b ; The Quaker, 4 yrs, 74 ; Amethyst. 3 yrs, not 12Ib ; Ootytto, 3 yrs, list 1216 ; 3 yrs, 64 716. ENTRY FOR TWO•YR-OLD HANDICAP. D.N. Athentoos, fist 716 ; Nisi of Heat, list 7lb ; Pet 41b ; 100 to Risebor fist 4lb ; Wing, list ; Lissedower. 74 1011.; Emma, ist 91b; Bravo, 74 711 i .; Weather witch, 74 716 ; Bhok Diamond, 74 41b ; Atropin, 7st 31b ; lot lfflb ; Veracity, 64 mei LATENT BETTING. TAE DERBY. 1100 to 200 apt Dundee 1200 to 50 laid once) 4000 to 70 Forester (t) 320 to 45 Rowley (t) 1000 to lb Robin Hood 1000 to 15 Prom:arum 1000 to 10 Elborua (1) MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoon. The market for British mining stocks still shows an absence of activity. No transactions are marked in the Stock Exchange official list. Dealings, however, have occurred in that esteb lishmeut in Brynford Hall, Herward United, Wheal Nelson, Condurrow, Peahsle Moor, and Pennleon Consols. In foreign mining shares there is no alteration whatever. Bon Accord Copper have been dealt in at bc discount, and Port Phillip at 10s. dia At North Basset Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a cash balance apanst the undertekin . g of 108/. Pia sd. The arrears of cells sad ore bills not at maturity amounted to 8851. 7s. 11d. A hvourable report was read from Captain GLseville. At Bryn Gwiog Nine meeting yesterday the account' showed a balauce in hand of 2111. ls. 10d. The number of *bares was ierreased from 100 to 500. Tbe repeat wee sou sidereal favourable. A racial meeting of the aboodaolders iaWank Corot II w. wee 61.1,yeatarday. The soootuda sbovad a balsam of 1,J741. 2a. 9d. to favour of aka oda.. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& coax.-111PPMIAL AVERAGE& SW. U • • • • 7 11r — flallity. kye. i Mireas.4 hi rwas. des 1W As Idd 11111 id Wills Id Id ids id Ids ad N. Ild Nimes s 11d Ns lld as Ild is id a 104 Os 411 as Id MN id llNid Ns 141 Id ais 1141 its lid es Id N. lid IN id s 1141 MI I as id N. Ild Ms Id lb 741 7dies td 411 114 N. si IN. Id se Ild rd a. led ea Ns weeks' Am Dorr.—Wbsia, lisuirr. OWN. ar. sow. and reill% 111 . larouir (Hurt MOLD LAW Wm.—lklbest. MAC %rimy, 27.076: yes, 1,067; rye. YI : beam Lek la nn, Me 4 1 111101 . 1 “. imimagX =Mums TA ILVelvnlows nr Mit rriaa4lll rtttl M mute! moss So on MEM iffaxer. ii. o t j Ocs. Is.' clot to. 42 U. 4 I 0 4 4 I I. U . ...... ...... 7.1 -:; -1. - MINCING-LAIIIIL—(THDI DAY.) York.—This amkeit emilisues Ina, with • fair dameed. Reamed prime me steady. Mint This article is quiet Native Oeylue add ttu llorfully Is. dechne, Ad to 11 4e. A carps at Et nio at sold at 63.. Od. Vaal TU. Telegrams are now dady expected from Chrma,and both buyers and sawn "NM unlined to wait for their arnral. te a fair attest have bests made at fell =re. 74. to IL. ed. ; firrepl, I Is. 6d. to 12e. 6d. ; 9d. BAsTreeras —Ratreetina 2to 2 sold at 4.is. to 435. 6d. 41,4440 lir law Imprevatt demand to-day. rstm.—Carniats, soy sound, sold at Ws. to Ms. V.. iamb 'Aim 3r4. ThrkuY fir, 378 . to fag. Maiala lb, to ft. 11314 Needy. Wribuis ',array quiet to-day. TALLOW 14AREET &Dow.—(THnsD3 DAY.) Tews nerbot quiet, et tie quotatioos ; teller, Mk set is con ; Petenteng LC ea . new* Oa W. to Mk Od. ; ell tbe yen, Oa &L ; Dumber. In 3d. to &L ; Jammer, to Monk Na 6d. ; Oat. to Dissenter, 1861, Mt 96. 11/11TROPOLITAN CATTLE Newtn. MID/ DAY.) 'rho supply or basis be grass& the doom& Tim is ► very small anowil of bosiosss amososlad aid sa bow Mao fi. swabs" at drop is very ma pot prier lbw dos issassd. Prim if* bear sad a dososaise hi ass sioshoi Taal. a vary dal fie solar Ai boar nibs Oat farsisis supply coombis of 1110 boas, 1,410 imp, sad 040 advs. , . Itar @taw a Saw a. 11. a d. For Asia 4/1164. a I. a d. 114161 1 / 4 414. Hare 4& 4 d 4 11 116041144411114.4•11. 11n/11hort-una 4l 4 a DNS 1400-4,4414.... 604 10 Masud $lO4l. beasts SOSS 114. 44. Ohm .... Alm t4 4 4 Elm t mail igseL S 10 6 I 4 Do Os Mom 1144110ra111144444 41 1 0 0 lambs harts 46 wor46s, 1,110 ; Sioep sad lamb* 4,NNI ; Wm, ; PIM VA 8: HAY MARICIT.—(THIS DAY.) Mown. Davis and Co. report Ind* firm to-day. Primo -Primo meadow bay, 75e. to Ma. ; superior da. to ; isisrier do., 5%. to 50s. ; mow 40a to eds.; clover, oid, fee. to Mc ; ditto sacood cut, 11%. to NU; straw, alla to Ms. GRAND FANCY FAIR AT LIVERPOOL—TIR Ilf• DANTRIAL RAGGED &ROM& —Dural the bat three days • splendid !wear has been holding to eSt s p._ j ib!) ortaol, 'kid of the feeds of the sre. toe most influential loot reehlente anT= ladies have takes up the affair with pest spirit sad libins lity it is likely to be eitnally suooessful, sad not less thee • •11111 of 4.000f.b autiaroted to accrue as the result of the fife; 1 MTHOVIIIVITI4 IN THE Olt OrtrlNl ROUND BECHTEO - PALACL—Fat 1101a0 time pia miss el=lee iuiprovewieste hove bees progneig at *A a Buckinchaat Palace which is motives, to dis i = road, wed have so lac ralreand toa as to inhibitNwlu'o , to the pablic the desseraro r ul aas lice. Then anipein the maims at • sew larawlery wan heat the perk pales to the Royal Mews, eseleelaw the Ridliaphetioth to which OM ides cad per* are atielied, with debar*, die comical', ago a war drawees to her ltideetes Woad chepel. The new Loaridary well le about 400 feet Mob convener, of white dello& bdshi is estehiddes. gal la' bevel with Bath .Lose dressiest Is damsgesan d the' ereetica of lofty headiest su itsidh ids et*, re*, did the privacy of •poetics elherl hol24ae w toYar • nuiwodoes sweat lra* ram i• be plantrvl with trees DIMLING IST ZEHOMM-41oute enthusiastic wrembrar of (*lads Billwplar dela twietly teadtd sre taking edrasrade d lismesaltild drab* sad wassikie the engem is treat et I* Ilsarewe lad" ter dnil ; their oceo radio, win lam TIOOIIIIIIII OM = wider at iweesid wad tit.. dnik idisinra at Os wane time :a dui Lodge. —Selartiaa Hera ld. tt r si. a. ii so 2 'aft; ma 2a," iltio. I 3.:-THIS DAY. Tw• 4'Owes. The railway share market to-day is inactive. The only alterations .ot importance in prices are a decline of 1 per cent. in South Rad= and Eastern Cuenties, and an advance of , 4.t0 f per cent. to Midland and Great Northetu. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1001 to 101 ; Great Western, 721 to 73f, being dull ; Midland, 134 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 118} to f ; South Eastern, 88 to f ; and Caledonian, 91 to 92. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at Ito f die. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock shows a fresh decline. iii i.-.Z NO& t Sit I. 471 114* ••• Ib. !Pal RAILWAY.. I diONNlaiossi Wm *day yealeedar. tol p.n. *0 all Loa*lc& Ot. /a ao 4 - IL iss Bar. &C. LLE.W.a 064 II - 16 16 Do. do. & ... 74 ft 4 dia - 901 10 ad Do. all IdadaloPreforomeo&l•kelltuwialtL 61 S Si -. 100 111 Dalf.,BrantotGodarleh 61.0. Bala, 196.1 1372 asilsomodbylatiLlL N N 010 IN laa. Jab 1. M. GOO- TS 7$ - IN 111 .7voo 1. 1174. al* SI -• 111 • 41 L Saflan.. 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Afw.l3o* NO 106 1011 1061 JOINT ROM 11.0=1 1.. I 010. I naaaa IN. I IN. galena I balm. 10,000 155 Ara sad T. Bor. Doric . 80 76 10 -- WOO 60 ilastealmia all OS 64 •••• WON 16 Beak OW . all /3/ 101 - AIN 00 Bank al - WON 11 leek of TorbT 1 11 11 SY - U 550 IS NW* N. Amino& . - a ... - ,-- UAW 10 CONK Bask of lad* Australia. sad Mai . an 001 101 - *OOO ts Chrild. Yam of Indla, Loc., and Ohba an 33 36 6/55 10 ... - - - * US . et Id - • Oise& - 10.11111 US • al - 2 16 14 22 14 212 - - H i f s o l. 'Um. dm aw ili r XL ( e . - a ll: l4 351 - mot a lms, In a tondo u saa JohO W4 =- -.. mi . 7. - : . Loudon * Meld AWE* - =1 ILO * D rw it at Bloglial 44 = = = 10,1110 IS National Beak MAW 10 New Booth Wales all 00,100 , 16 I total Dank Oorpon *l - - - NAN SO . • • dank - WIN 300 Provincial of Ireland - SI ••• -.- 115 i 10 Du. New WON IS - uth Aortal* an meal as Out* of Austral* - .- 44 NAN OS Onion of Load= LOW 190 Unity Mato* 0 - . - 111,000 0,0001 iti s.te l ii, 13915 SKOOG I.= MAN 2110,900 "Sr. 1,190 MOP 90,000 MON 100,000 12,0110 60,11011 fOtAlle (JuiPANLMIL 84 110,0011 12.060 SI,OIO •11130-11“101111 AM .. Australian AecuL .... Atlantic Tel. ab 5.).... bean Walsaradm.... MI. Amalgam tai .. liaLibigkllg•T•L • Da. Biwa iill lea Do.o _ . Duo& Lad Obeasool Dame Vla Dote%fin. Ti pa 111. Do. Me lrefo ac rence Do. 6 et. Peep. Deb Illocirtf 't p. elegraph Fsad Amt. Nous 11=014 Gnat Map ( Du. 17; per cent Pi4l. Lao. DUtrtet (L.) .. Diecoast (L.) Los. Oa Omolloss Os Mader Laos • Ossol jr"ir alairld s aL 5 261.11 Irst °7 (L) —) athalmbil ww •:• • ri....py Da Sp. 0., fa sada N. Moss • N.IooLIA. N. Brit Austistrioo Sal Goo Do. '' Now D. do. I aool liver Ueda Ufa Paola owl Wm War Ds. Now Zed Soo It Le. Sal, 4 o fortOys. bye:. Gov. ' . hoe Do. Nio , Royal Mall Wawa I az Aunt. Dalmatia th Australia& Land glamorise Tot Scrip . Do. do. Roalstared & la. 00.14. Caa 1 Iran Dtsrarars laud sal I 41.1 2 4 -9 311 THE DITCH Or ATHOLL ON THE GLEN TILT Om- TlON.—la acknowledging the toast of his health at a public dinner at Biairgowrie, on Saturday, the Duke of Atholl remarked :—"I was not aware until the chairman told us just now, bow very unpopular at one time I was here. (' No, no,' and • laugh.) I presume that he alluded to • time when I was better known perhaps than I am lat present—when I figured as the hero of Glen Tilt. (Laughter.) Now, • great many people who did not seem to knew or umlendand anething about the thing—Bond crier of ' Hear')—bad male various attacks upon me, sad I believe that at one time awns hinds of mine wished to erject ate front the Orsini Lodge of Scotland. and to ummemti eine me altogether. At that time it was asked—• Who was the mace who built up Glen Tilt' (Langlbar.) Lately, a geathenan and a friend of mine, Mr. Leech—an rwho takes in Polack must he wall unmanned wit h ."' Leech—was going with me up the glens, and I pedalled cat Glen Tilt to lain. I said ' Mr. Leech, bow keg have you bees connected with Pima—how taw years I' do be told me ; and I said. 'I think I have figured through your kindness, in the pages of Puma before sow—in the character of " The Dog ID the Hanger and various other things" (Laughter.) He said, 'I am afraid I have duce many Haines white now I wish I had sever done.' However, Imu oily eV that el far as within' to shut up Glen Tilt MY easiceraul, sash arm wee wish. (Loud ellen, ' and ' Hear, hem') I was sitashed * parties who came and said they had • filt b tr if thom; au therefore, it wee asesseary fur me to neethe polite bad such a right or bad sot. If the public had sash weight, of course they were at liberty to go without my peensimien ; but if they had not that right it certainly maw was my intention to shut up the road. (Hear.) Ima safely say that I never did • thing to provost the public walking there, except to stop certain parties whe came down and vriihed—what shall I call it'—to beard the lion in his own den. (Cheers and laughter.) I recollect that when I went to Glasgow to lay the foundation @Moe of the new Victoria Bulge, I was tine very unpopular indeed in that city. As I went along in the pmeassion— and I bed • large body el_ pales on , each able p 1 ms -I heard nothing but ' Glee T ilt I Glen Tilt ! Gina Tilt !' from every side. ' What do you know about Glen Tilt r I said, ' Have you ever been there ? I am happy to my that our, however, the Glasgow people and I are the very best of friends. (Cheem) ',believer I lathe say vpamance in Glasgow now we all get on in the moat frken matinee" Tall MAIN DRAINAGE —REITEN Or SALMON TO vas Two —Usay years since, before the introduction of =nitligibuian:iv"e sewage wen the ull° ll. Bl f t :prefgd t° our I chimes p is river , deiiceey, the salmon. latter , however, mit* *ogling nor netting could produce • s' flab of that daeggiption ; but the partial purifung which ~... ~..l k .......p...r y the putt year, together v fi th the dime. won of t • dMinege and the absorption of the smoke of t h„ ta , a , likely to reprodoes the abun dant* of &mos , noble etrmiii. Daring the peat year me of them fish. hat of moderate size, was caught off gab. But yesterday OM of vary large sire was eaptared near the same spot, whioll was forwarded to Hr. Charles, of Pimlico, mni t y. purveyor to her it s ' , where it attracted much pub li c &Motion ; awl it is believed that when the main &deep is fully Mkt, and other general improve ments effected, the and its tributaries will again aboard with More Arab et salmou for which, in the flys of Isiah Walton and lees eassiegeestly, they were are eels healed. CEYETAL PALACE. -..0x; Hamm° DAL W ummaDAT, °MOUE 24.—Aslosiesions on pavassat,ll,o3l ; ditto by swot ticks* 731 1 tend vieitam 2,762. OADMANY SIAM AND EMMA 111aLwira I 1111na..WeLidlessarYaL ark,las.oltelisaJage I sod Tv.. Iliiii;tll4.C Paradso r. i I r a lbolas all arati loolora Thdoolkdk ' Do. !Nook Ind Onto& Porik mid i = Jam at Wolin% Boethot NOCUMIII t*. Do. t Ns* wag. ;11c) _Orme wimsei ft. y lt. SI. lg. ii: O. 111. in. !!• 14. ;!01DeasrarlIslesaak. , 111 "0 yaalighift K II ill 11. 11 II I 1.4 Mimi = Lamb* ilb 29011 k Ma: i! , ..4 0 _ WOdlroi I D ra..ad De. arribinklasa Allareise litslreinitaa . 10 1. Anil. iiis;l4.. 2 DK Gt. 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I will 11.1. .D..4o.purp. • "AL wet TS SO 14 Ili SP SI lIIt of li .4 .9 I IT IT 54 •1 40 If IS II st xi so! 111 111 116 115 118 13$ NI 114 112 114 ID I 112* 1181 St 66 113 115 61 63 160! 101* - - 84 1 86 1 - ... 10* U 47 48 3 2 II LIN 134* 164 108 N N Nib 1011 104 er e la is us 1. Til t* lot UI ill NO 106 IN 111 106 1.10 121 135 1 111 " 14 77e 764 116 118 110 112 Ile 105 115 67 , 100 192 90 92 11 le -101 US i,gloo 1110 101 /11 lb ID 21 10 101 16 1 UT 179 1 118 118 lie 118 . 187 110 110 118 101 104 Lit 166 190 174 ii x inl 11 155 14 Is 117 110 . 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An improve ment of } to'} per cent. has taken place in Consols. The upward movement is lean observable in the other departments of the Stock Exchange, business exhibiting little revival. Turkish Bonds, however, have risen, and the stocks of two or three of the home railways are rather better. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada show increased depreesion. The weekly court at the Bank has broken up without altering the rate of discount. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's teLigmn, the Three per Cent. Rented; opened at 681 r. 90c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 921 and 9 31 for money, and 93 and 931 for the ac count. The present quotations are 93 to } for cash and 94 " buyers" for the Bth November. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 229}, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91}, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 4,4; India Stock, 221; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103, }, 1021; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964; ditto Bonds, 65., 3e., dis ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 96, 95} ; Exchequer Bills, 25., Is. prem., le. dis. A rise of to 1 per cent. has taken place in Turkish Bonds ; the Loan of 1864 is quoted 701 to 71, and that of 1858, 55} to 56. Other foreign stocks are firm. dales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 98} ; Dutch Four per Cents., 100 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 44} ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, and 1859, 444 ; Russian Five per Cents., 101; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 641, ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 86, ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 49 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 40 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6f ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 70 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, for account, 55 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., fur account, 1014. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Globe Insurance Company was held at the offices of the company to-day (William Chapman, Esq., in the chair),when the usual dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum (free of income-tax) was de clared. FOLYI O'CLOCK. Consols have receded i per cent. since 2 o'clock, the present quotations being 92} to 93 for money, and 93 to for the account. The supply of money in the discount market eon . tinues ample, but few transactions take place below the Bank minimum, it being believed that the Con tinental demand for bullion is only satisfied for the time. The applioations at the discount office at the Bank yesteday were upon a moderate scale. On the Vienna Bourse on Tuesday there was a sudden return of distrust, and • fall of to per cent. took place in the Austrian funds. The shipments of specie by the outgoing Bombay steamer will be of tritting amount It is believed that the next homeward Mexican packet will bring a large amount of silver. The following announcement relating to the con version of the Canadian debt has been posted up in the Stock Exchange : Canada Boods.—Masan. Baring Brothers and Co. and Glyn, Mills, and Co. are instructed by the government of Canada to continue the conversion of the Sterling Deben tures of the Province into Canadian Consolidated Five per Oats., at the rate* stated in Mr. Galt's circular of 31st of December, 1855. The option of converting is limited to thirty days—from Ist to 30th November ischteive. London, Oct. 24, 120.1. _ . The committee of the Stook Exchange have appointed Wednesday, the 14th of November, settling day in the shares of the South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company, instead of the 15th, owing to the call of 21. per share falling due on the latter day. The representatives in London of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada date that the company's accounts hats just been received from Canada, and will be issued in a day or two, to gether with a report from the board of directors. The London and North•Westarn Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,7951. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given m the last Stock Exchange het : Insurance—Alliance, British and Foreign, 161, j, ex die.; Atlas, 131; Globe, 991, 99 ; Guardian, 531, j ; Impend Are, 350, 351 ; Indemnity Marine, 130 ; Ocoee Marine, 7,11 . ; Pbomix, 168 ; Beek Life, 84 ; Thames and Mersey Manna, 21 • Univeesal Marine, 21. thia—Cainmereial, 29 ex div. • European, 11 ; Great Central, 91 ; Imperial, 84j ; ditto New 59j; London, 344. 56, ea div. ; South Metropolitan, 50 ex div. ; Surrey Consumers, 114 ex dir. ; United General, 211 ex div. Docks—Oonuriereial, 1044 • East and West Lad* 1201, ; London, 01, 64 ; Victeri;i, 100. Waterworlu—Chebres, New Guaranteed, 24 ; East Lon don, 1251; Lambeth, 9110; West Middlesex, 11:02. Bridge—Waterloo, 21. Canal Regent's, Z. The sales of cotton at Liverpool yesterday did nut exceed 8,000 bales, but the market is described as firm. --- Our produce market report contains a notice of a sale to-day of Japan vegetable wax, of which 11. 2 _9130 boxes were offered. The following is a weekly report on the market for hides and leather : At this season of the year there is generally • consider able buoyancy in the leather trade to report. The prtpara tions for the winter used to produce large transaction in goods suited to the stoma, but this year the regular chan cels of supply lure been so deranged by the forced dales of hankrupte' stocks, that our deteriptioa of the market corgi sues to be dull and unvszord. It is true that those stoke ' are much diminished, and as very mach leis raw goods has been put in process of manufacture, we may hope 14000 to be able to announce en improvement. Not any public sale of ' foreign raw hides 1111$ held last week, but there worn sold by private eoatniet I,4re salted Buenos Ayres bides heavy 714., ; 20.) heavy Rio Grande at ; 4110 Atm ' tranan heavy 50., light 40. The Zanzibar and Westward Ho ! have been taken up to carry government stores to Bombay and Kurrachee respectively. The Emigration Com missioners require a ship .to take passengers to Table Bay. With reference to the market for American se curities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: There has been but little animation dam; the week in the market in Loudon for American wand's, and prices remain very nearly without alteration from last week's pistatioas. WIDNIIISAT E• 11111110.. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 93 for the Bth Nur., opened and closed to-play at the same quotation. For money the last price was 921. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 921, 93, 92k, 93, 92j ditto for account (Nov. 8), 93; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, g ; Now Three per Cents., 91f, ; Thirty Yeas Annui ties, expiring in April, 1885, lck ; Bank Stock, 231, 229; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031 ; ditto, fur amount, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 58., lie., 45., 35., die. ; Four per. Cent. " eufaced " rupee paper, 79 ; ditt o Fire per Cent., 96. Owing partly to the rumours that the Indian Luau will not be long delayed, Indian government securi ties were fiat. The foreign stock market was inanimate. Bank shares were steady. Oriental Bank were frm., at the late rise. There were a few inquiries for London Discount. Canada Land hare &Ben. Great Ship were quoted be. to Se. 6d . General Steam Navigation were marked 254. .The new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted 1 to 2 prem. and Illinois Cen tral Railway Optional Rights S crip, 4 to 44. TN. Encnip,: FROM TEE EULL GAOL --George Smith, one of the men who recently escaped from ‘l4Ol, was reespttuld in Leeds (when be was knowe) on Monday M •pobee-esrgeatit. He was brought to Bun on the Vol. lowing day and lodged in the Hell gaol.—Sastera Counties Herald. 14* i- .e M se Si V IS 10 13 15 107 111 fi N 211 ID 90 101 106 1041 96 100 lf 9f dls 1 I - .lls 1* 1 Xs 1 f If , 0 - 1 If I No te 11 die 1 1 If ill NT - .... 67 SO 70 78 74 146 P ll*l 77i I Si O &I I 4 1116 IM SS M i I 9 MP : --= .... lit 111,1 31 11? Me Tint 11111 - 8a at .... It7l _ - _ _ 1 0 1 Ili - _