The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-28 00:00:00

Pliww"' MI PARLS. jaa, FRIDAY IffUM% ing notice of a rumour in the budget are 1% ro is hue, and that it o effect the reductions de. The latest miens. copied principally wish neane of apportioning among the different e moral drawn by th e ) which, in a certain doubt, is that 4 4 th e calm and the certainty alp feel re-assured It reinforces thi s the statement that ends in the next session iderable reductions both coastguard. The pease ions between all pewees of the Pays, although ioment closeted with the es the trouble to deny us made with Mexico il i engaged herself to fnr. Maximilian. Nothing all known fact. than the tunent making itself in =joist conceived by the execution of which the irely upon his individual principal actor &pilot ie Emperor. me lap : t weavers his teen going or of the maeufactore and the ms, whirl are %SO) or 3,000 at the same time both by by the mamas, and by the tn. No notire was k.vr , give three months end the leaving off work. Ine motive mestere world not 4,4 a men in a meeting end p. . ,pweeer, the workmen have had certainly not that ol rents, and this view but 3ed bornmes before which serail ad been summoned. Wky lispute no one can say. U elves they would soon resume re under an influence quite a the preset situation may M from a French paper • Galijnan;'s Messenger, a, willingly land itself to e-Ooureellaa. Derr Paris, h•r that he has mat word to th Prefect of the Bombes-la aesador, to offer his seri its i malmly he has studied on d at Madagascar. la those t whatever ariste as to Oa Magog else than moesdingly al kind, oviparous, and me". apidity. They are muddier ma, when they brio& l► the patimit is atre•g secolis f out immadicisly ; but if ►he la favourable to their prat - • discagaoisation, which in speed, and terminates In the 4 its extreme interest, ;F eve small confidence '.l it s in one of those nunieroev, about the most eminent the Academy of Med;cioe vanity." He is not &ctn. has no system of his owe E the many in vogue. He t the treatment of cholera, iculty know no more about -thirty years ago. death from the epidemic has ►•day. Mr. J. L Gardner, a Boston, lately in Paris with 'Bat a few days since fcr of the health of his elder': ghtly indisposed he thought r from a cholera atmoepbere. mit she baa died from cholera Land peidcd itself, I believe, the disease, sod I think the a solquy one. change at the Bourse. PORT.-(TELLS DAY.) Dosom 21 1 , • 'LK. lIL PROBABLI. I Nonni= MONDAY. COW. N.W. to &W. sod B.L, trash to Am^. rusettled. W zonciai As above BOITIMILX. N.W at . to to A S.W., toOd•• le ron, some rain• nom. Northerly to W., troth, Kuhn,. ifeetarn=lreland. Waled, and 'MI' d ati Channel and Bay of Blau ad and North Sea. R.AILWAY.—THE CITY KITES. here will be, prior to its opening. Ipostant line by the directors sod MAISA.•—We are Still Unable maim of this dreadful disease. It iv !surly restricted to a very few cases igent dames of the country, but vs rear,, and even for some subsequest e to be subjected to guaranties in the red for so long we shall sailer all the iry to trade which such an imposition egret to say that amongst the parsers inst. was a reedical man, Dr. 5111.4 relent, who had been most active and ns duties which the prevalent malady He succumbed to the violence of the hoary —Malta Tines, Oct. 19. Lietta Ntreg YORK. —No place ed with more severity than our sea cularly in that part known sa tho Mr. Harrison, of Wilstrop, had 111 d died. two were under med , ent treat. maimed in their nmal state of besttl.. this week been supplemented by the it on the acme farm. Last week on Hrr.lenn's, occupied by Mr. Wate red three others were ender tread:neat. have died this week. Mr. Robinson. also kat one beast and krd one suable ter animal Is still alive and, wo believer right, of Cat , il Orange, bad, up to the tno less than 16 head from the Sh e FRSNCH•CONSOL AT SIAM. lIETRAORDINLJAY PROCEEDINGS. The Straits Tones (Slummy) of the 20th ult. be se ammmt of aextraedinary escaped* of the French prg al at &Utah, BIM* "It appears," says this journal. ii *a 1 catholic priest was pleading in cue of the load to m el gam presided over by a Siamese judge, and had low w ads with a Siexaew catholic nobleman present. o dieg is metal recrinsinatioe. when • mesa ensued w idth ended in both i f peremptorily ordered out of oat D g aniug himself gravely insulted by the Siamese Damo, the priest leaked to the From& Mosul. wbo so wo ly espoused his aim {bathe despatched an meat is the wa rt of the First Kiri( iambi/ an ample apology for the agate I insult and requiring the instat dismissal of the Wayless noblemaa who had given it from the Toshio w hi c h he held over the naive Christiana. SO tol. ca tQW, WO to this agent della, his despatch that be g o ad himself into the royal preseme at 2 *Week a.m.y,ing, deservedly a moyed at so untimely aiaterrup- Tbg o r a. epos a trivial an ot essien.reprimaaded the massager d biro that the abject could not be considered till foWta wling dip. The memeeper, howeew, who apparently Wired 0 s hapetureite of his master, demanded aa ine reply, led had u ltimately to be formal out of the palace. bra the the massager tamed to his consul and ol d the s tory of his expellant, whew that fuoctiosary wrote direct to the Kieft to the e ff ect that the friendship between Vance and Saul had been violated—Mat he should leave, a to Paris in im weeks, end there thlay the good old King. Wall th inkieg pater before the Emperor. The din ilist t hree mast surely be seem inisundarstaag is, Me t e d his o wn emin. *a Chief Judge of the fa E Dart, to the Frenc h Consulate to receive arid give is ex plecatioo. The °maul, it ammo, hoer, bed worked mself helped a ll explanation s a WWI the hi royal judge arrived the oonsnl refused a listen to him, seised him by the hair of his head, rabies (reel th e emaciate and threw his betel box of ter K. debars% the consul referred to, has mince lett II" sad we trust aocerely Oat on his arrival at Para the sw nill ta ke another way of viedioatine the dignity ot 4 bi s i s ic. r m embassies the that which K. Aubaret from biletair to the Emig of Siam aspirin to expect." The Bo ink Recorder says that the Royal Judge who woo ea eaneciouvly treated by the cooed is a mina and womb of the kin, and is • man oleo who has bad much in tro:muse. He aprilia the Eagliah laagnage tolerably well, sad was cm of the ambasadere sent by his Majesty to the ° A rs of England a few years since. • The *vadat thing, however, in the whole Oak,* adds the paw pat quoted," ie that their Majesties, both es bet and second kings, gave the eoceul a private audi sea before be left, ad presented him with Coked sand ship, shish shows how fields these people tare, how likely to be swerved from say straightforward mune.* A VISIT TO AMERICA. The Rev. Dr. A. Raleigh, who lately went to United States wi th the Rev. Dr. Ro bert u Vaughan •arpetation from the Congregational Untie of Ragland NM Wale, ;Am a short account of his visit at tom ) recant manes el ibat body, Dr. 7aut,han having previo dm* se et greater length in the BritisA Quarterly Review. Dr. "sleigh, after expressing the honour which he felt at bug appointed • delegate to America in sonjenctios with Dr. ap Vaughan, sod which he attributed to his So uth, sympathy with the North in its struggle with the South, Mid he would endeavour to give some a t h e of his stewardship. Dr. Vaughan had already given his views to the work; sad he (Dr. Raleigh) knew that he would meet with a patient hearing, even if he did not in all things agree with Dr. Vole's° or with the meshes. In the beginning of the erseeteentli century, and especially in e history m the Emitses, there might be found in this country the men and b.ginnings of all that was best and strongest le the F'e and society of America at this day. The Meows. made New England, sad New England wads the United States. The struggle which bed Meetly taken place was to preserve the foundation vhich thole forefathers had laid, of religious and civil Minty, sad to prevent the establishment of a system of the What and most abominable tyranny and wickedoesa. (g oe r,) JIM reference to the deleritte, they were treated y sad kindly. h ope T council at Boston reerived glees with affecticia and * even cordiality though Mere was a certain 'BMWS) of reserve, which hew d les while Dr. Vaughan was smoking, and cold feel Ass he spoke himself. (Laughter.) The reason was Yet there lay on the table of the Council the Bri a news paper, containing cortala extracts from int 01.27'ir.tii. which the with all the bard thing! atm Jai said about the American war during the past ber years. There wa s alto the alleged fact during tied period England had not had compassion on the sons of be womb. That was oo doubt to • greaterent a mistake, for he believed that there was in England a widespread sympathy with the North — ( hear hear)—but he could not mlisfactily answer the question ofteo put to him —Why bed En gl an d ceased to communicate with them se before on the subject of slavery dories the war! and he was unable to slower it now. He believed that the delegates had laid the foundation for cordia had l and faternal intercommuoicat ious in haute years. They waived great kiodoem from many of the principal minis ten, especially from Homy Ward Beesher. who did • great dal by his el in urgiog the council to a mutual effiivion of the pant. The day at Plymouth, the seem of the arrival of the Mayflower wee a day never to be forgotten, bet could not he described. The delegates were 'aka to speak on the occasion, which they did. They afterwards went to New York and Washington. They had letters of introduction to the President, but were were usable to me him owing to his illness. the He (Mr. Raleigh) wrote him a letter explaining winos of the delegates, to which he received an mower expreseing the deep regret of the President at not being &Mato see the deputation. They had interviews with Gene ral Grant and other men of disfinction. They went to Virgisis red visited the schools, but they failed to dhaoover the intellectual differences said to exist between the black end the white children. Then went West, and then to the North, sod to Canada, where Dr. Vaughan and him self parki for • while. From what he had seen in his travels, he was more than ever sure that slavery was the real cause of the war, that in its defence the South drew the sword; and if it was not expressly to uproot Amery that the North so vigoronely resisted, they felt literary beneath the whole conflict, end they struck st the vile system se soon as public law and constitutional honour and !airman would allow them • and when the end c one there was • general sigh of relief, and an ezehmation s rats felt by all, "Thank God it is now gone !* (Applause) How was it that there was no enthusiastic response in England! He believed that the North could not Enke pa ..7e with the South until it bad conquered it by the as. o..l—it was a simple impossibility. Slavery ave must have dictated the ter ms, and they would h bees terms that could never have been accepted. The North was fighting for ell that it had achieved for two and shelf rotaries ; and Dr.Vanghan bad admitted that they were bound to proceed with the war. Re did not say that all the slaves were cruelly treated, but the utter violation of all domestic ties, the corruption of morals among the whites as well as the blocks, the moral degradation of the masters an 3 their sons, as well as slaves, beggared descrip tion. Even General Lee, a most noble and chivalrous man, bad stripped a girl to the waist aad ha her flogged for attempting to run awry. (Hisses.) Hs ma thoroughly persuaded that the Americans on the whole were a peaceful people. Though, perhaps, some what audacious, they were most messible to kiodams and sympathy. The world had little to fear from the growth of their power, which was not essentially the power of the sword. They were as fearless as ourselyee, and, he be lieved, as jest; and he could not believe that there would be war between Alllerieliaod England. The two peoples, he believed, would always imprimis upon their rulers the neces sity of finding a peaceful solution of difficulties. He had , never seen in any pert of the world • state of society on the whole so good as that which he saw in New Fogland. Their beet was per haps not equal to our best, but Flo elm was better than ours, end their wont was not leo bad as ours. He had seen in America • beautiful illustration of what independent principles could do with a clear stags and no favour. He looked forward to the future of America with great hopefulness. They had pined through meat tribulation, and had come out of it socia puriandfied. They had some diffi cu lt problems to solve, l and he could not imagine how they would solve them; but they were doing their best, and he believed that God, who had watched over them thum far, would ro p ed with them is their counsels and their labours. Be they would have a brotherly sympathy from England, and that a grow ing cordiality would spring up between the two peoples. (oud applause.) The Rev. Dr. Yawns, expressed his 000viction that the visit of the delegates to America would be attended with the most beneficial moults in °meet tint the people of the two countries. It was well that a man like himself had been sent, who had been in nem mopeds • little heretieri, fee it thoroughly tested American friendship. That friendship had borne the test, sad it was all the more valuable because it had cost some this'. Dr. Vaughan then gave an interesting deecriptioe of the condition of the Coogregational churches of America ; and concluded by expressing his earnest desire for the union of the two countries in all works of charity aad On the motion of Mr. Aare= Roo®,seconded by the Rev, J. C. GALLAWAT, a vote of thanks was passed to the THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1865. 130 •Idbeet 'eta "Oh dorms •1 Dessdheet Rethalesst. w h a t I HONEY MARIIIiTs-411118 DA!. ! Taken, to Mug K.oeg; &riot for S h an g hai ; and Flyneg• OS odd name !my name is Wed." godson away. He should , — e -_-___ Spar, for For Chow.Foo. At the date of the departure ce say 'nosed with two ogees this day. There would be 20 ! o r •applared wore if l that . 6°..l. the p r iapsor ware "limila be I ea' . d a many trader The stock markets are firmer to-d T 7y, °43ll4:saL and the : the but laswt e twinail e atbeilmilsrwth.ttieeremmebileumimaiSdarriseer*egyufwith"PicirreusVoprorog°olPha rut° mw bZ relmeeeotisl he met the heed of the SSW of Diced general tendency of prices is upwards, owing to menus ; prob:bly o e so h ewer „ du k e h ee o we h em beat DeMIINS, Clay.lull Works, Otd Ford, Bow sad 36, Aktersesabury, (lity. lie obtained *pp/ism of Wrarythion the favourable character of the return of of ch th a s d k etrr is l e. ii° 6 oowi t." gt e i t o i r NOSS r ed ifee ess ted. SOT Unguided sad pretested cheques for the date be owed, the Bank of England. CODsOI4 have itn- with the earlier settlements, sad everyilthig Rand has receiving *luau of his victims, for each cheque was made roved 1 „ er eeut. and some foreiga bonds, base reigerly meet tip. The supply of Poo-C:ew tea at eat for • sam over aid above the =oast owlag by him. i''''" .e r - -,"" English ... ,__ bad beer er e et atimit . tamed to Kisalop, Udell Tbe cheques were in every bateau retuned die 4tot. AB regarus rail wa ys, .I=oll4Pure for save days bad been are arroyos and • very active sad K t * Mar, Eithr it ". newreiret, Na 38 . Righ - st met • and Yorkshire stook is in chief demand, axed bas hemming demand Mel for these classes also. everYthieS Bow, odd the peke*, was indebted to him 11. 12s. forbean tthen off that was sot held for Os the 15th of July last the prieoser's ripen i Par cool- A t ten ti on , however, is partly t •- r be weeder ., thatextreme rates ; indeed. daps to him with • cheque for 2 1 . ea the Gooding directed to e settl en of the forting' htly account, at t ma p:sees" t arrive haws been rei l lised lim ar =ti t sad w p ° ro lsal li. Louilos Bask (Liante No. 27 James-street, Cove*. garden, sad said the had), bees nu; by kw la th er to pay the w hich °l" j us t wremer'°• ° . '''" "- without change, the &nastier' of bey being otherwise debt, sad asked for Om &Heroism He gave her Bs. sad a on Tuesday. occupied. Country green sad *coloured &pea toas**, receipt. The cheque was returoad dishonoured. I There is no new feature in the money market, I been is great demand ;« America. end she few troves lo oross-examinatice by Mr. Joseph Smith, the wither said a perms sawed Nithotio waited :11 him with the the demand being still moderate, and the rate for . bl erie ve i kc re ,T me t bt f ez er ksam r h e martis.."Pngs ad else theeja money after the cheque was dishonour b at he refused to Snarler, DOG prices how II ClS good three months' bills unchanged, at 61 pea cent. ' tined improvement. accept it because lie thought it would compromising • w oo ,. The pelmethed se „ went at t h e G em .' Lon . The charge for short loans on the St ock Exchan g e don Bask. I is 6 to 7 per cent. nreeee fir• e ll ia eh Ga seema i l°r e ' e f ser ° 7 mi n a t t i v i ' ythieeec althe ' O n id ee F in ara ' h i e l ta 1 At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele- U. 3a. at the ekes ef last year for goods supplied. Oa the gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68.10, 14th of January the prisoner brought him a cheque on the , being i per ren t higher. Loudon Birmingham, and South litaffordshus But (Limited), No. 110, Obeapside. for 51 - 12 ai wed he eye him I Consols are now quoted 881 to 89 for mon e y , the difference. 11. 9s. The cheque was seat to the back, . and 89 to 4 for the account (No vember 8). The and returned with the words, "Dishonors-so mount" w.'t •m on it. I official business repeat is as follows —Three per \ Edward Cable, 241 K, a policemoustable, said he took the ' Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 89 ; ditto, for snowy into custody last night at his office, 36, Alderman. i accoun t, 894 ; Three per c eute. Reduce d , bury. Hs told him he held a warrant spinet hies for do- ' trendies Mr. Elverstoo. The rimier said he had already 573, ii ti ; New Three per Cents., 871, 1 ; Bank see the money to him. He said to the Pr.fererer. " Your Stock, 249 ; India Five per Gent. Stook, 106 ; Mayor hi t s ,2 3 :L d . b ". m t i i : ta ta s w . ! ii ni ch y b nein e teeehadis rest" 'la' it is a°l ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981 ; Four A solos at nu bock of the court hen rebid at "He has per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 89 ; ditto, live done me ;" " And me too r exclaimed another. and-a-Half per Cent., 1084 ; and Exchequer Bills, Mr. Partridge said there was no weenies to go into any more eases at present. He remanded the primmer for a 28 .• de. die. Par. week. Spauish Passive and Certificates , Brazilian scrip, and Mexican are in demand, and have improved I - to 4 per cent. Consolidds have declined 4. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : -Greek, 194 to 1 ; Turkish Consolidds, 474 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 29 ; ditto Cettificates, 141 to 4 ; Confederate, 61 to 74 ; Braz il ian scrip, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Mexican, 254 to 4. Transactions are recorded es follows :-Breliiian, 1863, 67, 1 ; ditto, 1865, 751 ; ditto scrip, 3. 21 prom. ; Egyptian, 95 ; ditto, second issue, 1001. Bonds, 95 ; ditto 1864, 911, 2 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 911, 4 ; Grr file, 19 ; Italian, 1866, 77/, 4, 4 ; Mexican, 234 ; ditto account, 254 ; ditto 1864, 244 ; Portuguese, 1856, etc., 454 ; Russian, 89 1 ; ditto 1862, 911, 1, 2 ; Turkish, 1854, 91 1; ditto, 1858, 721, 1 ; ditto, 1862, 75, 4 ; ditto amount, 76, 51; ditto 1865, 421 ; ditto 1901. Bonds, 44 ; Venezuela, 1864, 38. United Staten 5-20 Bonds are steady, at 631 to 4, Erie Ra" way shares are quoted 541 to 55, being slightly lower ; Illinois, 814 to 82, and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 85 to 86. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, li to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 7 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 24 to 4 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 54 to 4 prem. ; ditto New, 34 to 4 prem. ; Ottoman Soci4t4 Gdodrale, 21 to 3 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 9: to 4 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 151 to 4. Hair-rite Two o'Ciocx. Consols are unaltered, at CB/ to 89 for money, and 89 to 4 for the account. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is again somewhat borer, being 4.', per cent. At Vienna the quotation is 5 to 54 per cent. ; Berlin, 61 ; Frankfort, s', ; Amsterdam, 4 ; T. 1, 44 to to 5 ; Brussels, 5 ; Hainbar3, .i 1 ; aril Sr. Peters burg, 64 to 7 per cent. All over the continent the rates of money are bailor those current here ; so workhooni. The primours last eight were admitted to the maul much for the artificial aid arhitnny operation of ward, and *Anse beer l supplied with food wicetheaprovided our Bank Act of Mt, w 'WI deprives the Beitish with a bed. This moraine on the wskiwoman going into the ward she found that the priusers bad destroyed the trader and manufacturer of money precisely when whole of their clothing. Whoa asked why they bed done be most needs it. It they said that then clothes were dirty, and that as The weekly return of the Bank of France shows they could not get work whilst in that state, they had the follooing changes : determined bps new ODEL COW and bullion Decease C 13,000 L defuse, the a Sners said th ey bad not dot:eyed the Bills discous'id -.--.-- Demme 752,000 whole ol th eir cd • , but what they had tore up was not , a n to weer. Th ey b both lived in London for ems time, Goveresten a ltes. Durum 84000 Notes la and they thought they ought to be provided with *co i Prier :a Deposit Dodgem 544,000 clothes. her *ter. Advisees Douses 36,000 Mr. D'llyneourt sentenced each of the prisoners to 21 be... Seeds mew l e d the riahmh, till The m e , me. days' hard labour in the House of Correction. The falling off in the coin and bullion has been The primmer' said they did sot mind that little bit, as -- - .--.-- checked, the decrease, which was 266 , 000/. last they could sleep it sway. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE week, being only 13 . ,000/. now. There is also a • MMUS case-RIN G A RUBIO= FOR NOT decided diminution in the demand for money, as MING • 71111 IAN. -4-- 'holm in the fact that the bills discounted have A thin, spars, young fellow, who did sot appear more Pr Man= reLeeths3.) been reduced by 752,0001., following the decline of 550,1/00t. lest week. than umnionese n "sig agatir hisaPefiflitederelbbeingilforE""mtwilfolly fa two iggwmARKET .. - " ° '''''' . . 7 . ". T s. n " I . ': DAY .) we shirt, sad the nunn, for &making hina _ Till: . % .n ... W... 1..; / conneq..i”t, o: course , upon the recant rise in Mr. D'Eyncourt How lug hays you been married? the veld, o. cotton. t''s remittances of silver to The applicant, with a stress Irish Docent, said nearly 12 HOUGHTON HANDICAP. Bombay by the steurer Mansilia, which left South months, sad be was serer to say that he bed never had a Saladin amptou yesterday, sho v a large increase, the total happy day with his wife since that untoward event co. Bigot* bring 330 0001. There is also 3,0001. in gold for ourred. She was • Raman catholic, and he wan a pro. 13 ran. ) testae. and this was soother instanced the ill arising fromlexandria by this vessel. mixed marriages. She wanted him Wears Roman catholic, SWEEPSTAKE& B.N.MM. We take the folio ring from the bullion circular The Tuber walked over. an d h ara usaho would rot, for he was h e upright Pro; of Messrs. W. C. Su and Co., dated yesterday :- testant, she vi e rs a him, and whet coed he do against her . SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOVE T.Y.O. "The Australi^ 1 gold from Calcutta is sent home for she was ro much older than he was and was as big Lod's* Lucy ... •.. ... ... }, l un government account, the limit of one fourth, up as a house. Hr. D'Eyooonn-When did she last fflue you ? 5 ran. to which the central office of each currency circle is Applicant -Yesterday, sir, sad that was because I would a ll owed to receive gold as a deposit, having been not tar e Fenian. (A laugh.) She said she wanted me to tarn HOUGHTON HANDICAP. T. Y.C. reached in Calcutta. At the present market Fenian because **government being afraid of the Fads= M:ster Richard, Set 12lb ; Gamma, list lib Releaser, would sou be after me, and she should be quit of Ist 21b ; The Clown. Set lib ; Koksony, Set; Dawdle, p rice, 77e. 90., these sovereigns are worth here 9a. 11 11-16 d. me if not for Wu least for some sad then Tst 121 b ; Volunteer, 7st 111 b ; Goer*, 7st Illb ; Lytham, she should be se comfortable as the days are . Bat 7st 101 b ; Jnnet, 7st 7lb ; Thalasnus. 7st 61b ;Le Menai* In the liverpool cotton market yesterday there there's sot OOS for bar joy on that sours, for lam deter 7. Sib ; Peeress, 7st Mb i get • ti n , 7sl 4 1 b i p e ewit, 7st 41 5 ; Wee renewed animation, and the transactions reached rained sot to be a Fenian, and • terror and a nuisance to I ....iler. 7st 21b ; Whom. Set 131 b ; Molly Geri"' 20,000 bales. T.H.5 is equal to nearly one half the the goverment of the country. (A laugh.) Est 131 b; Bideaisd. Sat 131 b ; Dolphin, Set 121 b; Plea, Mr. D'Eproure-Why don't you ps some mutual friend Set Ulb; Sallie; 6st 101 b ; Lord Set 10lb ; Honey total sales of the week, which are returned at 44,180 t o t e lethon between you, and, if you can't live happily to- Spinner, 64 91b; Guts lAdrs, D V a l e pews, ba'es. Nevertheleu, prices show a sensible =din:- paha, apes to terms for a separation ? kt tilb ;Bigot., Get Sib ; Brehm, Est 7lb ; bow, lion as compared with those of last Friday, the fall Applicant-The very thing I wanted to do, and yesterday Est 71b ; Salt*, Set 71b ; Swordsmen, fist 41b ; Forester, being especially observable in American sorts, the when st home I wrote to my friend' at Liverpool to come sst 101 h. All hers. arrivals of which have been larger and have been are take me home spin u I was afraid of my wife, and I PAID PORPITL-Ar11•11, BAWD, Gianni% Dressed for sale. The stook has increased 22,719 said I woad allow her 2s. per week, bat she no sooner saw Dawdle, Volunteer, Lytham Joliet, Le MAchaat, kerese. l" a' the Weer than she ill.used ma. followed me all Behest, Josephine, Pluto., Su lt an, and Forester. bales during the week, and is now estimated at the way to the Posbofflce, and there in the presence of • ENTRY FOR MAIDEN PLATE £5O for 2-yr-old.s. 303,089 bales, but at this period last year it large mob tors the sleeves out of my shirt, said I was an , iaaret, Q um , o f t h e I .l l 24 b e h e ik. Nothourne Polly amounted to 503,810 bales. undutiful husband, and that 1 was • Fiske in sh ear cestsur, Annie Lan n i 8. Prime Mine* L Polly The disappointment and annoyance of the share hut that k all *true. I con assure you Igo in fear of /N ad u , M r . gi eb ., fby Nooses-()ray L a h r . Ali see my life, sag if lam not protested from her vicious I shall ha „.. holders of the Pernambuco° Railway Company at be Meldleld outright, as she is old awash to limy mother.the refusal of the present Brazilian cabinet to map le. laugh.) Do grant roe the summons, and that, I think, S.V.:EPSTASES OF 5 WV& EACH. All ages; winner will do her gout and sober her. top e sold for 2.3 son. the guarantee proposed by the preceding cabinet, Mr. IYEyncourt granted the summons for the aseault, Radcliffe , 3 re ; Loaf Bap* 2 Yr , eLe Mereehel. 6pc ; The Turner, 3 yrs; Juliet, Cilsedusk, 4)es; Bummer, are very natural and just. The fulfilment of its aid the applioant then left the eourt. 4 yrs ; Be jei a, 3 yrs ; De vote , 5 yrs ; Acolyte, 4 3.- promise is an imperial obligation, the proposed MARLBOROUGH -STREET. All are Dere. disregard of which the shareholders were quite right a sous= CHANG= WNW DeiILINDING AN NOTZIPSNITINL , HANDICAP PLATE OF 50 BOWL Oembsidge comes. not to sanction ; and their refusal will not, it is to ( aids, Barerei tr int• a the 3ed battelim °I Gre nadier Master Richard, Set 121 b ; Lady of the Manor, Sot Sib ;be hoped, be without its due weight with the Guards, Wee before Mr. Kw: with being drunk and smutting M7.CTaarlas OM FTSDOeSeIh. =MPS of the P yst ear l l y Diver , c... Bst 41b ; Vendervelds, 7st 12Ib ; Att.**, Ones cabinet. The Brazi li an treasury, in the b criud, 7st 21b ; Sister to The Drake, Sul 12Ib • 1 • St. James's Hotel, Berkeley-srest, Piccadilly. ' proper conduct and eolvency of which the bond lir. p rweite gi sek t t h e t f or rca „, days ;4A t h e in i ame Ethelred, Set 21b ; Grapeshot, Get 21b. Ail tee here. polders bare so deep an interest, is not at puut had hem parading in front of the herd, his object beteg to SW BUSTAILIIB OP 10 BOVE, far 2-) &olds. T.V.C. in a state woich can justify the purchsse of the line. annoy one of the female en s who bad disoostinued his Winner to be sold for 40 sou. reque i e renne shout four m onths. Lest evening the pilaus: Rams . Oheesear d'Afeique, Blade:face, Muurks, Whitby, To propose such a purchase when the traffic is DUBLIN, FRIDAY Winne. came again and threw stones st the pastry wiodow. He and Slender. All ere hue • undeveloped from want ■ of rolling stook, and when At the Commission Court this day Mr. Walsh, We" oat • and requested the Prfoolrer toA O lawsiTi and se be Match. Black Prism v. Conservative, is off. the shares are depreciated by the eonsequernoes of Q.C., on the put of the li ed t o h ave th e w e b retuned he got the assiatenen of a oomaam, sad on the con. the lachu of the government, is not a proposition 111111==••••••MM.•=15 the enema to cuss he turned round sad creditable to that government It is, however, of the Parti f e l as lutnoecuurudedCYl2a7nedeifor. treats lad stbilrigmuglirgrOranselenl .He then vga e the miaciner into application wascus t ody.the way to ete it P eri who alai. "' - " I ' --- 1 - --- ta a a ' - aa bu t On '1 tio the risonbat The Continental Journals report the death at issued for the 27th o November nut. Thesatiusfactoly to observe that arrangements have been violent, end took off hl belt. made with the San Paulo Railway Company for the made on the ground that it was imposed* for the Grown to hS"Baden on the 18th instant of Menlo. Cleusentioe de Rod-I. be prepared with the case for the prosecution sooner than sesiag lir dr . rlthstellgt...L.WiranTroreidinftt St. James's Hotel, Proud at the window and deo p r°T child, daughter of Boon Oh, rtes Meyer de Rothschild. The government to . advance it the additional capital the date named.llooE wary to fi nish the line, as some ♦ very disagree- Mr. Butt, co applied to the court to interfere with state Mr. Fria - r°•* l s.• Ilitulic th e DriSeelr we Doi taken deceased wee t i n i, 2la yens ef NM able rumours had got into circulation as to the respect to the coaxes pursued towards the prisoners is to the s t a tion he rooted, Pod ea, - and took off We bolt, A celebrated actor in Germany, Herr Baguniel guarantee on that capitaL The terms of this gaol. He read the affidavit of Mr. Lawless, solicitor for but wee Mented y neine l id the accused, which set forth that *e t :honors were kept .....111•27.A......, the 27 . he went with Mr. Franeateln Davison, was seized wi th apoplexy whilst performing in advance will of course be stated at the extrsordi in solitary eoe g neroee t i pro log fr om °mini m& -..-. prisoner to go away. Be revee and struck Beri . io , SW the 20 th of October, and died in en hour after - nary general meeting, to be held on the 31st ne was nay violent on the way to the warm ber. One of them is said to be a reduction of the bon theth Attitileytrie.Gendseral.withthsouti danrieggPseithel orde rtw statioKr%F.lrstic * off his belt, and . would have . . nesd it if he The manifestation at Eckernfoerde, says the period of the guarantee. b on d ener r,inn snowed them they were not teat had not been prevented. It required four oonemples to tau Boni, in honour of the Duke of Anguiteiiburg hi , bow The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this mined to speak to each other, nor converge with the prisoner, who woe drunk, to the station. The p risoner in 's:Live n ! dat a tureamehander from hie sergeant, followed by the dismissal of several fusetionaries ethei week an increase of 1,0101. over last year. legal adviser together ; that hi =WWI= " um : took part in it. The present authorities of fliestriS unable to prepare their WNW& CNNThe traffic of the Grand Trunk Railway of the room pursued illegal. What he sonaphined cis Mr. said be could not pass over the prisessfs oon- set. r to act as rigorously *size demonstrations in Canada for the week ending the 7th instant was roost wag prohibiting the prisoners from speaking together. behaved with great violas**. It was a f Considerint that they wore ell indicted for the same offence, he thotight it world be secluny for them to wetted_truse us ers rn:i. belt Poe.• . Duke of Augustenburg. General Mrecuffel has ronad'y dr du* m he had behaved for the ' that he hadr. favour of Denmark al against the P a ' " the o f the 31 ,7881 . sterling, being 4,1251. more than in the . be P might have bean t for tor corresponding week of list year. Hs shorldorrni't the r ' or for a month with bard cl.i Aat Iladardeben that he would not tolerate say maid consult in arranging their defence.An extraordinary general meeting of the London, Woarnes Meal's Comae; 45, Osur ORMOND. Judge Keogh said it sees a cutter for the nee comer lsbou - . testa* " of th e Mad ' " The Iff°s of Deamath ' " mid hi, Windsor, and Greenwich Hotels Company (Limited) arum-The new term has commenced. Clasen have THA.III2I. "I" c eded hie tight to Authrie end to Prean k ma that II is called for the 2nd of November, 1 ‘ to authorise bees formed ''' the thil owle d e el jal a ' Drawl"' musk, Herapath mentions a rumour of the resignation dos. The coati could not entertain such • vague state. Lawless had suer to the vtionserm. Of course ' ItriIt•ORDIAZY CARSZR OF A MODIRII MIMI DIDDLInt. g o . an t i b a g, es w hi o k can b e r im med l e o m a w i n thi s ponsetry sad usu. ri Mr. C. E. Stewart, the secretary of the London and onny th eet ' inst i teata t a at custody et the next coannianion. &mph Broadbent, alias Wait, sged 43, who bee been for " the directors, at their discretion, to proceed at so,"libm•taisoo,Kwarbm-heeEntilga-r-;;,.... a, usu. North Western Railway. broaght an action against Mr. a long time the occupant of a coal haws at Old FotA Bow, country . ~ „ e once wren the lurches. of any or either of the i F renc h. ci a . n en. en s win pummel eat Stuatere, hi& he lies old. Iby the name of " Clay-ball Worp IirREAT NIUNS'rNa FA IR.-LEILKLICK, FRIDAY.-- , a pp es Vecii I A i ri t h e prospec t us, eir d te i bilis loom , rid y. ereperetory &kebab history, Tay Firs or NOvne BE& -A special bench was 1 fiteinge. M. T'sarl(liaitckeircagialliSinteohl. for - teeePeee In littering kWeingtitutiecal history of Ingland, held at Godalm;ng _op Tuenday last, for the purpose of i *nu poessulosi of his goods, °hatted+, U., le :n1 who ire • also rented se unfurnished urger as " Bread. This was the fair day for est& and sho•P; rod MA immensely larp in bothdesert , "eth er "w ed ' i r e - epower them to aogsire such one or more of them, ' mere history of swearing in 11 spe&l constables. The Mayor (R. Balcbia, , paw of th e Irish People beat Brothels and C 0.," Na 36, Aldermanbor, MY, WWI ing l l bid. TIWI luvr-y Eel.) took ooeasion to remark that he hoped the sth of i " V asa ItiL Loghlen appeared before &i:_reeeL tsTrog l . W. da brooght before Hr. Partridge charged with detrand:ng meats, more so than upon an Week= occasion. That . • 1 touch times as the directors shall deem expedient Political cocippai. vi z _ _thecnistri. t e ll= November would per over this year without any serious and made an application for liberty to andd rl or iant. y tradesmen of goods and money by (sloe pretences. was a decline of from it. to 15. 10c below the prima ob. for the interests of the shareholders." favoured • Imp umber of those et It i be 1 GREAT UATCHIR of ruzuaanct uck has IL It was with despregret he brought to remembrance tortes to Ms. Stroup with Kr. Joasph Smith, licit*, defended the prisoner. tinned et Ballinaslos for hauled stock gensesol. Beef ! The Tea Circular of Messrs. Richard Mtn and tUn tl o c h„„d bu r y. ce k T ues day e yo, l a ne s Baron Deasy mid they t ro:l n d m wei m t for the full co urt. 1 Ise KerrisseyTaid • a wa.zont was granted for the ranged at from 565. to 58s. p ee owt. ; and mutton at 7d. Per Oa. dated Oct. 26 contains the following : ' -te St. Ivm maimed upwards of 5,000 al hit Gth of November, and an a kindly warning he mbdit 1 1 of the pisoner in Alive Let, since which lb. us oink ; lam*, 30s. to 35c each. and in very utel• de. , I, L i 9 Worbgebaskilup drittonbeitattryfrosg hogaisda lo,ooo to meotion there was still a warrant in the hands o f the police , They could have • trial at the a to apprehend an offender. It was the wish of all the mask. It was ultimately that She MU should be served , time be hat been too active for the °Sows la search of nun& Owing to th e downpour of min this morning litt le 1. . .antrabiusdanddeoepartnies: ma„,.rsainoseingolrinda‘last sere am ag f f . onos A.4. 4 : - , 6.. 30.00 e pach . trate% that the people should so themeelves rationally, forthwith, the motion ansn t a for e delivery of intenegatori to es to hiin,_ :10h3. he s NLI ODOe con . ea_ught _a o. fee ... oeal unto' . ib by e budnese saisa wwi, was rathec trassaded dun. ;m ei tliateur„besweengolluddiuswell o'olechwal! A rdver vrivala riegle, ‘-n s at? of Aberdeen, t'lloffe•Fe ß *. . Fire =1,...a wens goelosed neer Possum, and the St. lees buts re but i t ea, tho incumbent duty of those in authority to put stand over for the he curt, without prejudice the , lAniter _police stable, Ming ; ; It cob t i el: Mr. effected by I odeek. • ' Mirage. Departures.-From London : Fury sad spin fortunate. . down with a high hand hetes' sed senseless °Wreaks. Plaintiff's rights. ' Bow The Owner, on- AtINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoon. The mining market it rather active to-day, with a good amount of busiums. Great Vor shares are now quoted 35 to ; Great Bas I 4k to f ; North Treskerby, 3k to f ; Clifford Amalgamated, 19,1 to ' 204 ; Cbivet ton Moor, 5/ to 6k ; Frank Mills, 61 , to f ; Chiverton, 9to ; West Cbiverton, 74 to 76 ; and Illart Lovell, 151 to 164. Foreign and °denial mining shares are steady. The subjoined weekly report . with reference to the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadaism° and North : We have to report se satmated business in meta', and =have farther &dream& Consumers and shippers s ham free buyers. Iron—The reports from Wales end Staffordshire are of the most °homing character; the makers are fall of orders, and it is difficult to obtain an early &li very. A large Misleads has beta done in Scotch pig trot, sad priors advanced to 591. oath, and 60s. 6d. there months' open, but elms neater, at sss. 3d. cash. Copper—A mooed advance of 54. per ton hoe Wien place in English copper making presoak priers as fellows :—llneufactered, 101/. ; beet wade., 994 • tough cake and 961. A cmtiderable brine.' has 'been dote in foreign; closing qaota.ione for Kapeadi., 991. ; Barra, 971. • Welland), 96/. • Spanish, 88s. ; 971. Tim—Englikt has been adva nced 31. Fir ton, making mean quotatioas RAMO, HO& ; common blocks sad ingots, 971. ; bars, 96/. A large business dons in foreip ; Sushi up to 941. cash. 941. to 964 for arrival. Banta has been sold at 931. to 961. Is Holland the market is firm at NV. 1,80 alakri Billiton door at 161. Tin plates ece, Mane in their fevoambla polities. Lied. —Very firm market. and higher pilaw paid ; English pig.Spelter.—A. mach finner marker, with an ivies* in pike, 211. ss. to 211.10 a. for ordinary brands in Cordon. at which sellers are soma. Wilmot does in specials, outports at 211. 7a. 13d. to 21s. 10s. ; W. 8., 21 1 . He. eke d. With reference to the present system of trans ferring shares in the mining market, the disadvan tages of which have long been notorious, we have received the following letter : WANDSWORTH. HOBBS !MIAMI°. 1111110 Penf Old was summoned by Inspector Heber. di% ',ion. for allowing a horse to stray on a certain highway. In consequence of a recant order from the commiesionere of police a number of persons have been summoned and fined for Olowing their horsed to stray off the commons from where they had been turned out, and from the frequency of the convictions the practice has been very postal. l'olice•constable Pluoiridge said that on Sunday evening, the 19th inst., he was on duty in Churohetreet, Somers. town, Wandsworth, when he saw a bons straying on the pu highwey with its legs tied. He removed the hors* to the greenyard, and afterwards found it belonged to the defendant. In answer to the summons the defendant said he was not et home at the time. His lad turned the horse out on to Witndsovot th-oommon and tied its lags. /k. Dayman inquired what distance Otinrchetreet wee from the common. The constable said about • mile. Mr. Darman told the defendant that the evident.* In the cam showed it was of no use to tle the lags of his horse to prevent its straying on the highway. As he said before, when the defendant was last summoned, if he turned horses on to the commons, be would have to put persons there to lcok after them, so as to prevent their straying away. He must keep his hone out of the highway. The defendant was thee fined 2s. ed. and costa. Mr. Baronetcy was summoned for allowing his bona to stray in the Ridgeway . Wirabledon, it being • public. highway. The defendant said that his bone was safe in bis premises on going to bed, and that it must have strayed oat by some penon leaving his gate open. M.'. Daman ordered him to pay the coasts only. TO TSB EDITOR OF TEI TIME& ffin,—There has thee some anxiety of late on the park of those more particularly cothemcd With the mining masks. respecting the preempt system of transferring shares. No doubt the mode hitherto adopted and followed was mini- Dated to facilitate a cheap of ioterosts in raising wheaten. wider the ocet-book system ; but circumatthoes fre quently csour which point out the necessity of • care • fig revision sad change be the phi of imam ring now in existence. A freest DM of fergeij, by wlech eeht hundred pounds worth of shares in • Oei-rlin mine were transferred by the punier long before the owner • 1 fey intimation of the hood, the induced meth el the most intlesasl mining companies in Cornwall to take aotios s ith a view to check such an evil, as it is of r 6.002 importence for any company to be celled upon to rthe good a loss arising in a wrongr case to the the above =enticed. the parser's act basin involved the slaps - Wilms. It has hew poposed, rid in one or two companies resolved spoil, to Ned the seller nodes that a trsoefer has bees presmitsd and eat be mgisterel nolo', repudiated in six days. Now, this pith is suggestive of many difficulties both as regards sells: and buyer, sod I shoold be glad to see the members of the Wrung Exchange red three of the Stock Bulbul's who del larply in coining gecko initiate a now course of proosen - big. Let the miner of say shame give a satins. the form of which may be agreed upon, to the purser or sseretaii any °worm that be has egad a transfer of thane moots' lag to data end number, and that on its presentation the poser or seerelary shrol be authm;esd to register the ewe. Why should • buyer IMODs is a positioo of doubt for wee • time as that proposed as to whether he has pH his money for stock that can or cannot be traosferred to lobe? It certainly is a more desirable propositiem whisk will pleas • twisters, as speedily as possible is possession of shares to which he may be entitled, and to reedy, se soon as possible a eartilloata of registration. I am lad to address these month baring had great experience in con 'aim with the master of shares, and if you will I '.odly give them insertion with your ininisg iotallieseesi, I bath DO doubt some further suggestions may be thrown out hl others equally interested in the question.—l am, to., 42, Conga, Oct. 27. We. GREENWICH. EXTRAORDINARY CRAMP ARAINIIT A FINAL& Emily Edwards, • respectably-dressed young woman, 24%118, and giving an etidrese 68, Hest-street, Manchester- Num% was charged with being found cosenled is the' boom of Mr. Voucher, postmaster et Sydenheen, foe the purpose of committin g • felony. The prisoner, it appeared, wee in the service of lb. was °na.r three years ago, sine. which time nothing had bees seen of her by the family. About two yetus ago • rays tenons robbery of postage stamps, to the vane of 261. was committed at the prosecutor's shop, and from an isepeation then made by the polies the 001101004 m ',rived at I wt.; that the thief must have been secreted on the premises, ae there were Do marks of • forcible entry having been effected to the shop; bat all ~ .ugh the prosecutor's dog was seen by • policeman foil,* mg a female through Sydeehem at an early hour in the morning, no suspicion attached to the Firmer. Ms pr. outer was retiring to bed list night about 11 o'clock, irLan, hearing a OM" he proceeded into • sitting-room, and behind an arm chair be found the prisoner endeavouring to conceal herself, she having gabbed !boom by means of • oak mama" a dog kept on the premises not raising en alarm, as the prisoner was known by it. When discovered, the prisoner offered no esplanatioa, but at the station said she wont to the house to see her former mistress, and that she expected she would have acme into the sitting room with some of the children before going to bed. In answer to the megistrate, the pilaw said she was now a married WOW" sad had been racially living with RAILWAYS.-(THIS DAY.) - Two °lkea& The rail way market is firmer to-day, and pikes have advanced in several instances. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock is in prominent request, end has e'en 1 per cent. Midland has also improved] Metropo'itan and South Eastern f , a Great Western and London and North West ern g. The fortnightly settlement has commenced. London and North Western 'cock is now quoted 124 f toff ; Great Western, 831 to I ; Midland, 126 f to f ; Lanessbire and Yorkshire, 122 1 to i ; South Eastern, 80 to i ; Great Eastern , 46 } to 47 ; Cale donian, 127} to 128} ; Metropolitan, 1381 to 139} ; London and South Western, 98 to 97; GrestNorth ern, 130 to 131; ditto A, 149 to 150. Great Western of Canada Railway shares are in demand, and have improved. On the o ther hand, L Dutch Rherish and West Flanders show dulness. ) The Indian Puss are quiet. I (Vor Moro L'4l vs v ss 4) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIN /4 SPOOL °OTTO N MARIENT. (THIS DAY.) (not ocii ow= comaroinann.) 11.172110 AND nnwasamotrai. tuisasass.) Tin cot' .that star b' and teday's quotation r!. uio r -altered. Silo about 10,(1) TALLOW MARKST.-(TELD3 DAY.) The market it star Tows tallow le quoted Us. 6.Y. set nth ; Pettriburg Y.C. co the spot, Ms. 6d. ; ell the swath, Nu ; OM. to DIG, 512. Ms. 6d.; Jan., 52a. to tils. 9d.; hthreh, b2s. C 1. to 532. Nth= Ammaoss.—Tows talkow, Ms. 3 d ; ist ati Z ditto, 2s. Bd.: yellow $O~• the. Od. ; melted 41s. ; tough ditto, 235. ; posses, 20a. ; good dreg, Is. SMITHFIELD HAY bLtItHET.—(THIS DAY.) Kr. Chutes JIMA Heston moods hods firm, sod the deemed for good hay, clover, sad straw at the fo'lowing viz:011 1 7 i„, ; itrzu d szl cut. ,0,.. ; strew, 28s, to 361. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Vegetables Lad trait sootiest bendeat. Penn still aces child, et Marie Louisa, Gangers Bergeamet. problem d'abegoalsose, sod Brows &ROTC Inseam)les are sofa cast for the denaed, as sae Aso grapes. Heat Alberta son. ties' to sal freely at tram liDe. to 110 e. per 101:41as. Potatoes of good quality ere pleatiteL &lvey I omit of arsh ease% saireesette, A MUoses . nuasnruL SUICIDE IN BERMONDSEY. INQUIDIT.—(THIS DAY.) This forenoon Mr. W. Csrtsr, the Surrey enterer. held es inquiry et the King John's Deed Towers. Durneendsey, respeeting the suicide of Yr. Thome Bangs, aged 29 pan. Bonin W. lfcachsbt said that ke had been barmen to Kr. Billings for the last eighteen months. Mr. Billings _was • liesond vietwiller, sod he had ben the landlord of the Bing John's Head 'riven, Bermredseyertnere, for mend years. On Thursday last, at 4 o'clock, WHIMS was in the bar, when the lomat told Vanilla that when she west up to the deceased's room to call him she found the door looked. Wit. nee that went up to the top front room, sad burst epee the door in the messes of Mrs. Billings. The room was and with smoke, and the donned lay on his beck at the foot of the bed. His heed was ehattered. end the brains and blood were scattered about. A pistol ley war his right side. He woe quite dead. Mrs. Billings be' same very ill when she sew her husband dead, and whams bad to early her down the stain in his arms. A donor end the polios were at ones mat for. The de eased had looked himself into his room, arid the key was found on the inside of the door. Witaese believed that the demand died by his own hands. Demand had risen at 7 o'clock that morning, and he m oaned in the her wain o'clock. After dieter be went up stairs to dress, He was much addicted to habits of inteatpersnee. For the month previous to his death De had not been sober for • single day. Witness had heard so report of firearms t o the bone that day. rwo or three days before the donned's death he Weenie very excitable. He had never threatened to commit std. aide. He lived on very bad terms with hie wife. Two of the customers bad remonstrated with the deceased about his drinking habits. Oe one occasion the downed struck witness he had fastened no the house • misute before 12 o'clock. He was In the bsbit of drinking pa and milk, sod thee he followed it up with l em onade sod brandy. Witmer, bad not known that the deceased hod lost mosey by betting, and that he was under *Woe to quit the King John's Hea d. The of betting. house Witness w as not resorted to by mesons for thee did sot know that the &mimed kept • betting list. Winos had nee the donned bet, bat be was not present whin the demand bet lately._ Witness bad soma him lately bet half- eovereigas on herbs. George Bowers, 841[, said that on last Thanday after- I noon he saw a large crowd ooegregated outride the Bing John's Bead. Be entered and west up to the dersosed's bedroom. The roof of the dimmed's skull and his right eye bad been blown completely horn the body. Witco= searched the room, but found no letter. A telegram was found in deceased's pocket respecting betting on a obtain hone. The Coroner's officer producod • pistol, found near k be dammed. A telegram found in deceseed's pocket was then produced. It gave the names of several homes, and it requested the debased " aot to forget Lothhury." It was dated London-bridge, Oct. 9. It wee presumed to be for the use of detoured's oustorners. Mr. P.S. Wood, brother.inJaw of the deceased, raid that be had frequently bad to restrain the deceased from committior acts of violence en the customers and on the human. His wife w ee sometimes a fraid to romans with him for be was oftea &Mated with the violence of maniac. Be must have destroyed his life in a delirium. Be wee accustomed to my, early in the morning, " I will brace myself together," and then he was accustomed to take draught of gin and milk. Ile had not lost a larp sum of mom at betting jost previous to hie death. The deceased p the pieta the day before his death. The Ooroner having summed up , the jury returned a m It edia of " Suicide while of almond miad." was slated that during the m orning of Thureday the deceased said to a friend, " lam goieg shooting traday." Dario( the inquiry some of the jury expired an opinion that the ecocide was surrounded by cinnuastaitoes of great fberatiort,!bull the Coroner warned them that a verdict of do de or awars . entailed the forfeiture of the property of the deemed. The jam were threrquartere of ea hour dm liberatieg in private before they returned their verdict. SHOCKING DEATH THROUGH TER KICK OF A -0- INQUEST.—(TIII9 DAY.) This morning an inquest was held at the Mulberry Tree Tavern, Upper Holloway , touc hin g the de•was th of Wit. Lam meld 11 years, who it was alleged killed by being kicked by • bores at Holloway. Mr. Itiaketta, solicitor, of Frederick-Ansi, Gray's-bre road, appeared to watch the ems as behalf of the friends of the deceased. The evidence west to show that the hone belonged to a butcher I. the neighbourhood, and on Ifooday was loose is the field. A boy who bad to look the t horse wee endeavouring to catch it, and m he could not he asked the deceased to midst him. He did so. The demand mad he would, end he went in treat of the bone and palled the the chain. The bores ran backward, turned, and kicked demoted with both hind legs. 'The demised was knocked down, , Put afterwards get up, walked • little dictum" sad then lay down. The boy was taken home, sod died on Tuesday morniog. Mr. Thomas Whittle, of 1, Northampton.place, Hollo way -rya& mid he had used the horse in his business for the last tour year.. By Mr. Biokette—Had sever knows thehome injure may one before, sod was not aware that it was a vicious bores. The jury alter hearing farther evidence returned a verdict that the decamped died from rupture of the intestines, pro duced by the kick of a horse, sad that the death wee caused by *widest. THE HIGHWAY ROBBERY ON A LADY. ILFORD PETTY SESSIONS. The prisoner, who gave the name of Richard Newby, a respectably droned m^', aged 26, was again ( b r ought up this day (Saturday) charged with knocking down hiss. Cordell& William s and stealing from her • gold watch, value 141.. in the White Pait.line, Little Ilford, between 3 sad 4 o'clock on the show= of the 13th last. The tees has been adjourned twee, oa account of the pro. e secotrix being too ill to attend, through the violence sh received, the primmer having struck her a desperate blow upon the face. Another certificate was to-day handed io from Mr. surgeon, staling that the kid is yet to to attend D r and upon this Inapeotor Brice applied for another remand. It will be recollected that when the prisoner, slier a mart abase by Elliott, a coachman, was ultlinately stopped by a gardener named Phillips, that he pulled a letter oat of his pocket, and tore it stIL The fragments of this letter were collected, and have since been pasted topther. The letter is dated from Upper Redlands Lodge, which the prisoner ray is in Suffolk, and is evidently • reply from the !ether of " a y ou ng woman with whom the prisoner is acquainted. The following is a copy of the letter : Upper Redlands Lodge, Oat. 5, 1865. ••Dear Sir—l have rexised • letter fim my doubter. She hopes you are well, and wishes se to forward her sddreis to you. She does not know what day she shall come home. Hoping you an well, as it kayos me at With I remain yours truly, " Mum Ill000rr." With the letter there wee an envelops eaciosed, besting the dandbter's addrms, which is es follows: "J. Riggott, O. F. Davis, Esq., St. Thome' White Church, Ratlstaraltsm, county Dublin." The primater rays that when he Wi tted the robbery he was drives to desperation with hunger. Inspector Bebe has shun eocomunicated with the Dublin police, and they have ascertained that the prisoner was known them, by the yaw' woman, not as Richard Newby but as Richard Sockland. Hellas sines his his written a letter to Mrs. Williams, expressing his Borrow at the injury he bad caused her. The primer was again remanded. THIS PINUNS. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tills DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Kr. Commissioner Gonlbws.) IN az maim ALZIAIDEN II .11.—ISTITION mums= The baskrupe was described as formerly proprietor of • bones repoeitory in Holborn, than proprietor of a musk-hall at Bun t sinoe publ , sher of a newspaper, in Blaohneen4treet, Mr. M. Scott now asked that the petition should be dia• missed on the grimed of the omission of creditors from the " Three days' statement." The debts of three creditors who had ehtee peeved *me wholly omitted (rum the statement. Mr. Bramwell, on behalf of the bankrupt, ululated the fact, bet pleaded ins Wettest*. His How= &smiled the petition. re RI O. CAI3II—LAIMIS FAILURE ON TUE STOCK grosarata The bankrupt was dasaithed sa • sharedialer, residing at Kllburs. His liabilities are of the large amount of 30,3921., opiate which there it property held as security, ceaststiog Malty of leaseholds, of the eetimated value of 25,574'. The Anaemia Insurance Company are creditors for 14,1.: Mr. fitackpoole, for the amirsees, offered Be oppositioc to the bankrupt receiving his order of discharge, on condition of his 'ivies all the meietatiee in his power to the assignees. His dealings had been priasipally in foreign m , iisig shares. The bankrupt gave the required undertaking, and the order of discharge was greeted. IN Si JONI JOHNSTOSL The bankrupt was deesibsd as of Upper fitamfordetrmt , Blaclariars, of no Waimea. He owes to unsecured crei"- tors, 1,9921.: to those holding security, 11,1711. ; liabilities, 1,0504 The property held by the secured creditors, valued at 1,000/., consols of mortgages on lmdad estates is lre. Mr. Durant appeared for the assignees, and Mr. Slough ter the heakrups. There was no opposition, and the order was granted. IS as TIiONAB MOOR*. The bankrupt, described as a commission agent ast cheap, ie the o wner of passer for a steam winder g o d for improvements in telegraphio apparatus. His debtsof 1,6681. had been incurred in connection with the Floating Telegraph Compri (Limited). This was a sitting for examination and • The bankrupt states that he had a patent for layieg submarine wires from the them to vessels off the coast. A company was formed is 1864 to parry oat his plan, and if the company had succeeded in raising their capital (a quar ter of a million) he was to have received 10,0: 11. The company was called " The Floating Telegraph Station and Light Ship C om p an y (Limited)." Ile objects, as stated in the prospectus, were "to provide and anchor ships near the ordinary track of vessels, such ship, to nerve as electric telegraph and signal stellar, in con nexion with existing systems in Europe and America, and also as Nasty beacons for navigation." The bankrupt beams security for the pristiag, advertiaing. and other pre liminary expense of the arropsey, and as they did not sue mod in raider their capital, instead of receiving his 10,0091. be came to this court. He states that Isis patents ha deost him a large sum of money, and that in the event of the Atlantic telegraph cable again failing they will have a great commercial veins. The Commisidesser — lf it fails U shall the sky falls we catch larks. (Laughter.) In answer to the court, the bankrupt stated that he had been bankrupt two years ago, and had got hie discharge two months since, but be had not taken it up. His Honour said in that case there must be an adjourn ment sine die, with liberty to the bankrupt to have a day named when he bad taken up his former order. Protection was gives. - - - - BC JOHN MILL. The bankrupt was deiveribetl u • dealer in shares and estates, of Gray's-inn-road. Debts, 1,2061. ; liabilities on aocommodatiou bile, 1671. No MOMS. Mr. Merriman for the assignee offered no apposition. The bankrupt admitted tha he had bees insolvent in 1861. He had been engaged I s literary labour, which was very profitable. 111 Honour thinking that the bankrupt had contracted debts without probable means of payment, ansprilded the order for six months, but gave proteetioe. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) lilMitomma. ............ HIHTIOTHIG CLOTHING I 1( ISLIJOTO WORKHOUSE. Elisabeth Lions ..d Mary Nugent, two stoublooking young wawa. who described themselves ss chat arwomen), were charged with tearing op their clothes Islington PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. -- _ __ --4,- Bratastraam, OM 17.-11te Stook Exobanse Ina &cad Is con sequence of the funeral 01 Vlaeount Palmerston. VIIXIMi. OCT. 28.—Now Three Dar Ditto Cent. Rock, 137!Dank 01 Ireland (100" pain), t2B-14atiocal Desk (SOL laM), Certtfroata Quarter Maze at pall). t_llNatiesal Liver pool ILimitad) (10L pad), ITL7nglisik 214. ;mid). 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