The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 186 C

child died, the witnesses stated that the child had ben
left lying on the Boor for fear hours. It was takes
to the werkhome sad was baud to be in • miry
emaciated state, dirty, sad cowered with filth. An inquest
was held on the body of the duld, sad • verdict of
manslaughter was retansad &plait the primmer, who al>.
wooded, sad who bee Masa bean oat at the way until appre-
hended by Impactor Judge, of the N divider.
Mr. Ricketts, for the primmer, said be had • compiete
answer to the charge, and instead of the child being neg-
lected he should be able to show that the child was very
kindly sad properly &Waded to.
The magistrate remanded the prisoner tor • week.
WORSHIP-STREET.
BURGLARS CAUGHT.

Edwin ArDermali,2l,7l;737lKaiOn. 23, and William
Arnold, 30, were charged before Mr. Cooke by Inspector
Fyfe, 11 division of police, with attempted buggery sod the
possession of housebreaking implements.
Hoary Shills. a lightermea, stated that he lodged at a
publie.house, situate 132, Loss-alley, Shoreclitch. Shortly
after 1 o'clock a.m., he returned home and found a gate by
which he usually obtained entrances closed and secured. He
cockiest however, to get into a back yard of the house,
where he law the forms of three men, bat could not dis-
tinguish their dress, or features ; they were whispering sod
evidently quite U 00060.10011 of his mesas*, t imme-
diately he inquired their besieges is the yard they made a
rapid retreat over the wall, without uttering a ward.
Witness followed them towards Finsbury, bat was
unable to get a clear view of them, wsd on asesag • polies-
oonstabh mestioned to him what had occurred. He after-
wards maw the pperiiesooeaeersn in custody.
Mr. Helps% lasdlordof the house in question, said that
the premises had been attempted at heat and rear, at
shutters sod windows.

A City constable deposed—About 2 o'clock (this morning,
while on duty neer Finabiryaquans, I observed three men
turn out of Eden-meet, in a direction from Long-alley,
and crooned towards Liverpool•street, Bialsopepaq in great
haste, but not running as they pulsed me—almost instantly
afterwards the last witness came up, and pointing in the
direction mentioned by me, said he believed that those
persons hei tried to break into a house. I could then
see the men running, sprang my WAIL and followed
coiling "Stop thief." On nearing them I distinctly ob-
served Erudite. throw from him some article, and after-
wards a chisel was picked up about that spot
M`Dermott —I beg your pardon, sir. It was me who
threw away the chisel.
Witness—All the prisoners were stopped by polies-con-
stables, and taken to the station-house, where they were
searched carefully. A chisel, two anises, and some silent
matches were fared on Rushton, on leDermott a dark
lantern, and on Arnold a jemmy.
Mr. Inspector Fyfe—This is all the evidence I purpose
offering at present, sir, and ask for a remand.
Mr. Cooke—Very well. (To prisoners)—Do you wish to
ask any questions of the witnesses!
Prisoners—No.

Mr. Cooke—Yon stand remanded oa the double charge.
[One of these men is believed to be so old hand from the
countay. They described themselves oa the polies-sheet u
"travellers." and consequently without any fixed residence.]

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0,000 20 L India Ire& .11 Canal 5
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20,000 16 iOan. Steam Navigation] 14
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PREFERENCE SHARES.
Great West. Original Chester Goa. Stock, 75.
Lao. (lath. and Dover 4 par cent. pref., 976.
Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birro., 46 per cent.
pref. stk., redeemable if so determined by pro., 102! zd.

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FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidio), (all paid), Ili.
Royal Sardinian (3/. paid), 2.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CuY7r.

In the mining market to-day, the dealings are
chiefly confined to Great Wheal Vor shares, which
are in demand at 37, " buyers," being about
21. 10s. above the last 'nice of yesterday.
Wheal Saba are also in request and better
at 185 to 190. East Caradon are quoted 301 to 2,
being firm, and Gonamena, 44t0 Wheal Gren-
ville shares have been dealt in in the Stock Ex-
change at 61 and 7, and Wheal Basset at 91.
Very few transactions have occurred in foreign
and colonial mining shares, and prices exhibit no
alteration. Yudanamutana are inquired for,
A further reduction of 51. per ton was announced
yesterday in the price of copper. Present quotations
are reported as follows by Messrs. Sims, %Villyams,
Nevill, and Co.:—Manufactured copper, 1101. per
ton ; tough cake and tile, 1031. per ton ; best se-
lected, 1001. par ton ; yellow metal, 90. per lb. ;
sheathing nails, lljd.
At the Great Laxey Mining Company's meet;ng
yesterday, the aooonnts showed a balance of assets
over liabilities of 10,724/. The dividend r: ?om-
mended by the directors, Gs. per share, was ageetd
to. Telegrams just received from the mine state
as follows: "The 110 north end is ;mproving, and
worth six tons per fathom. South end and rise
same as last report ; Dumbells sump, 801. per
fathom."

THE GREAT OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE EIGHT-
OARED RACE.

PUTNEY, THURSDAY.
The town already presents a more lively
ap-
pearaow than usual, owing to the presence of some of the
actors in the forthcoming all engrossing event, the struggle
between Oxford and Cambridge. Many persons who had
anxiously awaited the arrival of the Oxford crew up to
9 o'clock last night were gratified by their appear-
ance shortly after, although it bad been feared
that the very inclement state of the weather
had detei red them from leaving Oxford. They made their
appearance at the White Swan Tavern, in a number of cabs,
and it was fortunate that an accident did not occur to two
of the gentlemen, as they were driven by a drunken cab-
man so near the open sewer, on the south side of the water,
that they were placed in considerable jeopardy.
The crew turned oat at 7 this morning, and took a fine
run across Barnes Common, the weather being clear
and bracing. They returned to breakfast at 9 a.m.
They are a fine set of young men, and are in
both admirable audition and spirits. They have not
taken any practice upon the water this morning, as their
boat has not arrived from Oxford, bet is expected this after-
noon. The traking will take place over the course about
4or 5 o'clock in the afternoon at present, in order to
snit the tide. The Cambridge men are palling bard at Ely,
and are getting into good condition.