The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-19 00:00:00

NEW JOINT-STOCK

(Tram Übs litany antis rd the Dep New)
We have on severe' occasions dawn attention to
symptoms of the money market indicative of a re-
vival of joint-stock enterprise, and within the linker
weeks • brim development of this spirit has taken
place to an lOWA which deserves especial notice, as it
already Am the subject of conversation in esomnee-
eial and Infikabry circles. As far as can be agar-
WWI, it appears a fair estimate to fix the total
assaat dmqdtal required by. the new projects that
have made their appearance since the autumn of last
year at about 30,000,000 f. sterling, excluding, how-
ever, from this list such schemes as may be presumed
to have proved abortive, from their hame never ueen
heard of in the market beyond the merelasue of pro-
spretuses and a little agitation in the way of adver-
tising. It appears tobeconcededon all hands that joint-
stock speculation, considering the great inducements
held out, has up to this time been extraordinarily quies-
cent, and that Ile capital required fur these Lew
enterprises is as yet a mere trifle, compared with the
capabilities of our money market. Yet, at the NM
time, cautious men of business are beginning to eh-
serve that these new projects are coming out very
fast, and to counsel moderation. It is obvious, how-
ever, that to attempt to form an estimate of the
amount of capital removed from the market merely
by throwing together the sums required by new
companies, and then striking a total, would lead to
very inaccurate conclusions; as, on the introduction
of a new scheme, to require a certain amount of
capital is one thing, but to Wain it is another. In-
deed, it would be somewhat difficult to point oat a
demi of these new associations that have really sib- 1
tained the entire sum required, or that have even
secured from tionu fide applicants the entire of the first
instalment, where the calls are spread over a period of
time. A fewer the French railway companies that have
secured a government guarantee, two or three of the
gold mining companies that first made their ap-
pearance, and sundry. of the banks and railways
Latch. started, stand, in all probability, in this en-
Cable catalogue, but in the majority of instances the
we is far otherwise. It is within our knowledge,
for instance, that more than one of the gold mining
companies, the announcements of which were so pub-
licly paraded, actually did not obtain • fifth, nor
even a tithe of the nominal amount of their capital.
The nominal capital of all the gold mining compa-
nies for California, Australia, and New Granada, that
have been started since the Ague Fria Company took
the lead last autumn, including only those that have
taken their place on the official list of the Stock
Exchange, is 2,160,0001. By a rule of the house, no
company can obtain • settlement iu its shares
unless it has at least two-thirds of its ca-
pital subscribed for, but it is well known that a
settlement has in several cases been secured
without this proportion having been by any
means raised, in other words, by the adoption of
various subterfuges familiar to the promoters of joint-
stock schemes, who have found the means of making
a goodly show of subscriber. capital at the banker's.
If wo reduce oar estimate of the money raised by
these companies t 1,500,0001., we shall probably be
nearly correct, but even of this sum a considerable
ppooerttion has been raised abroad, as in the cases of the
Noma% Meade and other companies. 'There are in
aldition several gold mining associations, Californian
and Anokafian, which have not yet taken their place
in the serial list, owing to their not having
obtained the requisite amount of capital and
far oder rommae. Making due allowance for the
sums rabid by these latter, it may still be
fairly smarted that the entire capital taken off the
market the rid mining mania, as it was termed,
make two millions sterling—a result
that eats ,balms wealdprobably have scarcely anti-
cipant sin the prominence that has been given to
their fres sod announcements during the last 12
analdlL can be, in fact, no more conclusive
read the distaste of the public to speculation up to
timpanist period than the reception accorded to
these gold mining enterprises. Immediately after
' the kit ass*, of their issue had peeped off, the pre-
ordain, tanilhod with surprising celerity, and if we
tube the market value of the entire capital
is this branch of adventure, we find that it
Is sow mitually at a heavy depreciation. And we
boar it gormally observed that the speculative move-
ment bee se far been mainly confined to a compara-
tively soma number of persons, the general public
having taken little interest in it.
Amording to the best information we can obtain
it wows very improbsble that the sum actually raismi
die Otis whole of the new undertakings amounts in
totacite to anything like thirty millions, a
that will go far to calm any feeling el
anxiety that may have been engendered. Oa ink
ing at tits doss of undertakings that have proem-
ably semi public favour and support, we are at
once skulk with the verity of objests coatamplalled.
The cry is net. se en brew osis is brew ex-
clusively of either brigs mien Miss Masai, or
home or foeeiga rename: on the wham the sine-
dation§ are elan extremely beteneemens desimeter,
embracing every variety d sesveyense
each as railways, steam bests, est evesis="rd
omnibuses; projects he docks, banks, Montle
mines, breweries, Fainatioe, instance, mmelsoe-
ebonies of land, improved candles, improved led,
reads, setting and preserving timber, improved
light, eirma-nl, and okra mains, inn sting wale.
atone • g, engineming imgreeinsets, besides
a et other aims, too ammo= te me-
ths, somprising ern a Castel Palen
and as Oppserraa Aosorktios. Ilene bps aloe
bees a apeinkliag of itedpi Man bat they have ell
bees et smell ameset, asi4 with tbeditteesnementles
et the Antrim. ban pored m eassedel,
that it seeds so pregheft agony to that
we shall have sway skein nelleidnii• Al Math
the ken Smarmy of yesildies, there is as ed.
dint bias in favour et hedge seaways. At home
our iren set-work system bee bola veryexteseleaty
serried est, and the enamels he at
actively followed by various slain beid77—thriZ
and new world, the pftemsals et whisk en alive
to the importance of sepanglag railway lailir
ewe with liberal gesunissi at intsreet.
Prance and the United asks have already secured
the melesses to a considerable
neat, 'Mr egbareilhilowing in thee
wake. Beds, Norway, Besse,
Peru, B Canada, Basis, Deana*
Bordiaia, Reeks, HAW, Belgium, the Rama
likko, and ens Tinley, are embestood to be
/sift to war market he the mesas of
ask system of comanniondsn, mod list
iu-
it Moles that are abo bestirring demedes the
ia the
state sense, but in a lees ewe% wield be still mere
When a hairs In is fee edneed bete this
with good trellszazoda, and a fair
nsel by a t, there
as be= doubt cl the copier ;wader obtained,
gement obsemessess at lent, bet
a
the ismenest mg be good, and temiliagl=
ft es eaesoolostmt of oar owe ceeneree, by m.
iiisting Andre/lbw stater, besides giving $ ie-
his to to he. hide, it is still in comainisn with
time Sedge millertakiage that enisheades is
al* amtertaimedi. It mad he bormeTs Med that it,
me le ewe terser enerbes as beedinte mew
it
_oriel is nek is earthwork and stow ad
Odd work at=te=y is in het tuning is
isle. Ole and many Issedies et
Al bode sad meedeleneveeplin • seed* Abed
bee*, whereas ides eisragtel is denallehal
dean these
Is a aims deem alasi"PriAlle parejea="isaellsit
es ere mew melba and bele is greatly imams&
Under thee ehesseeness, and is yew et As am
mines d • s
ia amilnesse disinter
that are belle •
amielpt mall Oa
United Biggins the easels kaki die te
the bet ell al railway estseprn es
base teem seildgeled, lie
is reviving, it may be
pad Nerds to wigged caution is eswasziesS
fibs applisolkso he money preload by heats
deles—udder he railway or other porposs.
Unless this eadion is observed, we may ar-
ty look hewn to a period, by no man
'Mast, when we menet miebt, and, as an knits-
blesemensine, anted% ad every class of the
*Wee, will sensibly make. The progrer of safer-
pie is at pessU watched with peat interest by
limes best abb to seed the roosity mein, sad the
eibeireelled he. dinerviog et peraliar

TIM LA PLATA, Royal West India Anwar, let,
eaelrisetseday. with the West Wet and Nails
isask rat I)() paseessers. Amongst diest were
Willem Celebes* the Osiersee et Bends.:
nom esqpiey, al do Salami ; and Wilthira, her
*Ws mod at Ainplaw

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ;9, 1852.

THE MURDER IN RUE VIVIENNE, PI

It will be matasabered that great sensation etas
swing ?Ong Mat the murder of a
lisisi,ierften.lo the Ras Vrrincold t
dZary•
`ninnie ef the readatrar.
V Navarre y Pessi. The
we ad did Friday Wet mmiglaj;
Ws Ras. Hs le yaw_ !lama/ mow
main was that of le • badm•W
His features ust
nothing in his lowpw *Maw
passions. The mews iee es nesse s best
the trial. The falisessal set that the minced
hem me acquainted will:it yrl74 Dolma bees
at Valencia in MHO. was osoustablo low y.
Intimate relations soot homes between them.
She was the mother of • ehildisel three years. At the
beginning of 1862 they seMe In Rile together, and took sip
their residence •t 40 am, 111 a 49, Mee Vivienne. In the
month of May they pola • salad visit to Paris, an: went
to reside in • small opollasest, No. 19, Rue St. Nicolas
d'Antia. Oa the 27th Joe, Marano left for Sptin, leaving
llo:orls Cum at Pad• am hen for mess ties hese taking
lemons as mingtarmis Palmeri we as glad when
Navwtolohlar, r domes la to Obis yaks% eba-
maim Om the Ida Mena Names anind from Madrid,
nod Ink up hie 114/11111/ la the heed he the Rue Vivienne.
Ho boil left that laity la a great hurry, taking with him
only 240 f. His object in coming was to penned. I/01m4.
to return to Madrid with him, and he threatened to blow
out his brains if she should refuse to follow him. Oa
hearing of hie return, Dolorn manifested great emo-
tion, but she saw hiss ea before either at her own le 'dings
or at his. She dined with him at his hotel on the 4th of
August, and she was accompanied by her child. She re-
commended him to return to Spain, and he ass
die-
pond to comply. The nest =truing he ea his port-
manteau to be removed to the house UM. Howie, Consul-
General of the Republic of the Equator, Rue du Sentier,
who knew his fatally and had behaved kindly to him.
Navarro afterwards hired a room at No. 23, Rue St.
Nicolas Antis, for five dap, and paid for It in advance.
At about four o'clock he returned to the hotel in the Rue
Vivienne to meet Dolorde, with whom ho bad made an ap-
pointment to dine. She arrived at the hoar find with two
of her countrywomen—a widow named San Pallid°, and
an unmarried young woman named Rosa Mimi. These
two females went away almmt directly, leering
Dolmas. Both she and the prisoner were calm,
though the latter eupresaed regret at having to return to
Spain alone. Shortly after the two women had left Mme.
Laiolie, the keeper of the hotel, fancied she beard • ensile
none, as of a person suffering In Navarro's room ; sad at
the same moment Navarro, descending the stain, passed
before her, calm and tranquil. She Bent a entrant is the
room. The door, which was fastened, was epees& Do-
loth was seen lying dead on the ground just haw I be a
poal of blood. The wall was marked with blasilos Vase
having been stabbed she had attempted Is pay boblaf
Oo her hands, breast, and head were *Wm wwadlos awl
the right hand was literally fastened to the slawahlor_
a sword-cane sticking through it. This sword ha
been plunged with such force that it was di&
cult to remove it. One of the stabs in the heed hmil
been to violent that the point cf the sword was boob=
off. Some of the wounds had been inflicted by •
poignard knife. One of them in the breast rtoolea tie
lungs, and must have caused instant death. The waolano
went calmly to the house of M. Dottres, but that gentlemen,
seeing blood on his hand, and noticing something strange is
his looks, ordered Dim away. He thew went to the rest-
tlenee of a_fellow-countryman named Lima, Rue LaWAT.
... . - -

this, 39. told hint iliaT.ha bad just arrived from Spain,
washed his hands, and sat down to dinner. At dinner he
mode jokes oa one of Lima's friends. As Lints was unable,
in compliance with his request, to give him a bed, be went
to the Rue de Blaault, and hired a chamber in an hotel.
Having passed four day. after the murder he debauchery he
was aprehended August 8.
In ammo, to the judge, the primer odd :—" I bad lost
my reason when I wrote that. Os the sesseing of the 6th
I mat my thing. to the Mete of IL petards. -I
could set
have Paris wMest sloe mearease of being again unite&
to Dolor:1841 Wept of hdlM. haw Need to go to her sad
stet ea meetemeellema her that we *meld again be topers.
She wed aesempeeled by Madame Sae Pollak. TWO
two herbs aftestreedseesee to me at the heed
by Debunk. I mend&mem I pined elieggi
looklag eat of window, le bseeldre sod k
Wheal hired the sem fa the bee N. Melee. I was est
rends that Dolores would ease to me. She Within dis-
appointed ses hod" mad might have Mee se sofa. I edged
the two Mahe to die with us. When 1 ordered •
dieser, the wetter suggested that we @Wald wait!hr the
table Whets dame. was resod, mil made • tither sheep
reply, but was nut rade. The ewe feasts went away.
When I wee left dew with Delerieo reminded her of
our former stememise, and esgmespi her to rotors to Simla
with me. She NOM that eve
_s
_Oft was at au end !mimosa
es ; that shekr me the As which a sister feels
for • brother, bet Oat she did set lees am; that she
had loved ass and that she had always &wired me. She
afterwards Moll we 7t esavey • letter for her to her sister.
Alter she had age le me in that way, I felt something
warm ia sea whisk I meet **Oda. Id* sot know what
occurred. I was distracted. It seems te M that I still
hoar the words Valentine. I lota yea.' I deed know the
direction of the Ins blow. Sits was est meted at the time.

Ido aot reessattter the &reedits stagy if the staa lls
set knew bow many I struck. Ido test remaseber bombs
beam the bide orate of the by a blow ea ibe
atonel attempted to klu w i Irmo a Os=
have been soma as say puma whoa I was
rpresideat rentarbad that We wee set tree.) I bey*
hails at Peels. I mast tell whether Dilate
altaalar t! getout =mak bat I know that I MI
with . I masa that paged ; I only
easeht of dying. Ido sot kaets"nether I nailed Dols.
ales ka. to the shvelder with the sword ; I was dle.
Waded. Oa leavizi. I took the key of the doer with as,
bat did set do so intentionally. I was as agitated I. de- 1
eamilay As staircase that I had to eupport Napoli by
lb* heeediters. It is net sig fault if the peewee who
saw ale hacied I was seen. I Tsai le Me how of Mr.
Week with the hisanat of .Myles way seethes.
ead of afterwsigra gin to ese Delusee, whom I did
set believe to be Gni. I dr nee sowesather that 11. Dot-
WI, seusedisti
wed ea my MM. sad Oben told hies it
was ems' lag nye* whet sa Walk. flowed
ages*, leit ofwg perteseasses sad seeds seas changes
PIM a gel cal ins cabs °stilt Damage / tdria‘triao
soled hes legate. mad
sisal Ma to go with me
I had
I=isze M tat is sesierew rid
bias.i irsf
sheuia Melded gas of bis Meads ; bat that
wallisiradeive
slslit whisk 111.1.111111 NW On
leselagaint's I two polgessiii. sad west to-
weasils Hee V inns. I hoped to as Dolares, as I
based A. iris sot dead. I bought tbs peeper& to
bir z
h
selfitad took two is ere as &NM lea have
t whoa I me the &I lisle I issolved
is pat two or Wee days before Wills smell, es
I Oil hyped to see Deism. I west hone with Micelle,
sad we hod sane wino and bisosim The meat day I west
is as her. sad whilst welting for her, I read ea seseeat
of vig eras la the Oasis die Thisseasse sad the Wis.
OR be ilk hugest I weal to the Merge, to we if the
swift Of Delays was those. I thus watt to tin Pattie de Joe.
aka, sad alkali of the aim to some readiness sad other
paissara >aet the body ass to be amiss& by
sluileld mess I ieed moss, to be &WU* Wires ro-
tate& I draught Is myself that if I had tell as, rims I
shed* live ben sainted for sondes. I wrote to M.
Illsaul kr sews at Wises, 6ed boggles Ihelt to mad Na
lialrelog Se the and. I welts tie lease la
ma meet by the poster. Oa seeing the
Ern softie, 111,116P11111111 thee Masai hai said saratisiag. sad
I Mesh la Rim I pawed UM sight with a gist at 11101111
elesealur, gal the mesa sight is • Muss of &ow The
MlSlllille I thin& ping to bar* bed was is.
.la the PoleisHitysi by the pester of ths baste
Pill. new Me Allowed Re, sad I was iseensi
es
glbessies el tie Tellealse. I bad oa Was sgssissisra
I was salmis,: aseesesd. Moses* say vise wee alma
aitreitaffirs, Wears I wee shads es."
Mums wen dm adial, gad tbak Misses west to
sabstawahls the is Ili isdialmst.
liellised, the sidearsi the jury,
mad Nisi Ise the agglitallis if law ia its greases
rilrliesbasd sad X. Ifiebd abused the jury ter the
Liiir; the korner ssilbsd ibe fry to give the Worm
ear lit of a voiding indiswelft thraussisases.
Its guudisat of the semi basks weed sw. die jury
sutered, rid la a guise et es base newel verdict of
=int Weararoig dicairdassera The Omer wee,
, sesamsdi leltaprissirid he Mb well boa
Ho resiewell hie soassses with seasiad
bat poovisamly aka lie asuessi were sheet is adios She
Jew be wee samba wide sash SWIM Rae. Amt Ole
Wet bed to diens iff MU au boar to give date ha Ids
esigiory.

FOR ASSAULTING TRI

PoLr---ca.:4 tame the asnittal of the swap Cauca, for
the narireas small sa Dew, the pelise sosstahlo, the
dims at Measasegorkas %el lave smaarlsiaed Oat hi
his bola aradelal amain Ora 9) Vassar, ssemda, st
ea poilsoamishies. TM heariag Is a list of awe of his I
seaviseleas: Amok mats, Hew. 23,1812, seven day. OT
16o.; do., Moab lA, 1 ta days et 205.; do.. Deo. 27,
tsiessa days ; dog ha. 26, 1864 cas ca.
hair atealk ; da. April 21 MI6,
swamder swath ;
Clot 26, 1844 keens rosin:
dw, Des.7,lllrraretles for ate ireath ; result as eta-
losable, Sept. 16, 1846, oae aka's, math;
Argast 6,1817, ens soath or 17s. • rosalt,
twostrosentest 99. ; ssonlitt esastablos, Much 7
Zir4al Issive Reath& laboar sad sureties
:e). ;
Apsil nos" thirty days or 30s.
de., Jaly 31, 1911. math or
Marshaos. ; do., Sept.
30, 1860, live alai, maths; do., l, 1861, two =-
lead's matte; ansaial kr anon. May 27, 1361, dls-
eharpd '>ma druirml. Jaa. 28, 186 L safeties for one
math. ha doss had hew sleuths at Wsadowerth
Haw of Camas; hes Wes ohm psalm* three or
(oar time ia Liwastsa Oad, sad wail lases at Mara.
LOWDOX MID NOR= WISTSIN RAILWAT.—No
staatosow Wyet has appealed ia the ;daft of Mr. 0. C.
Olga, hat es tams ilea Iwo wale hods sad sioathers
;4,==6 hsva ham mealless=tesmar then Lord
Leal OrsavOlo, lard d Lord Naar
thlitd Psalms, Mr. Sava, Ms. Shaw flare, Mr. J.
Mr. Woothead, Mt. Law, lb. Pao, sad Admiral
_ _

SOUTH EANTERN RAILWAY.--Gross traffic receipt e
foe the week ending Oot. 16, 1862, 18,630 i. 13.. 4d. ; ditto,
Oat. 18, 1861, 18,4871. 171. 9d. hareem is 1862, 2,0621.
16.7 d.