The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-23 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, AUGUR n. —asks this day :tot seaniat) :—Loades
and Northwestern, 1161—Midland Stock, 1881-South Eastern
and Dover, Mg—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 1616 6-Itereantde
aad Exchange Bank (Limited,. 715.168 —Ditto new 'hams),
71 p.—Empire Marine Insurance, 11 p —Thames and Kerrey In-
'armor, 6 p.—Confederate Loan, 74—National Steam, 816.18

IAICNIIITZR, Artneint quiet market, and prices rather
lower. Greet Waken, 474 4—Great Northern A, 146 7f I—Great
Western of Canada, 91—Illinois Central. pald.ap. 62—lancashke
and Yorkshire. 1166 f }—London and North Western. 1161
Manchester. Sheffield. and Llncolnahlre, 661—Ditto Nee, peel. (all
paid). 1364—Neel! British 6{i—South Easters, 36$
t ill —Thames sad Money Marine Insurance, 6 9.
nmell and 00.,14 p.-614sysky's, 26 p.—tolstrict Bank, 21 p.
—National Steam 4 d.—Whitehaven and Furness, 2.4-ososral
Credit, 2 15.16 p.—Confederate Loan. 77 611 1.

The Constilutionnel, referring to the rumour that
the Emperor Napoleon will shortly visit Ostend, says it
has num to believe that it is altogether unfounded.
A Fagan YaLvirwron COYPLICATION.—The fol-
lowing extraciedisTry intelligence appeared as Friday in as
Irish journal ' On dit, that Mrs. Wootton (née Yo.
Forbes, is about to commence an action fora judicial sew
ratioc." _ .

TRIALS or Naw rEnom.—Yesterday some
harbour trials were made in the Regent's anal Dock •ith
two new lifeboats belonging to the National Lifeboat lull-
tution, and built by the Mears. Forrest, of Limehouse,
under the superintendence of the society. The ealf -righting
and other properties of the boats were found in every way
satisfactory. One of the beets, which is :16 feet long, is to
be stationed at Portbdinlben, on the Cansarvonshire mast.
She is • splendid boat, and is well calculated for the impor-
tant service she will have to perform on that dangerous
point of the coast, where lass winter several distressing
shipwrecks took place. The cost of this boat has been given
to the institution by Lady Cotton Sheppard. The other
lifeboat is 32 feet long. Sloe is to be stationed at Oar-
' dip°, and is in every way suitable for such •
station. The cost of this lifeboat and of three
others has been collected by R. Whitworth, Eel.,
eaf Manchester, amongst his friends sod fellow.
townsmen. She is called the " John Stuart," after a gen-
tleman of that city, who, thoroughly a • tiog Mr.
Whitworth's benevolent exertions, promised to give him •
specified sum tower& the cost of each lifeboat he would
emceed in collecting. Thus stimulated, Mr. Whitworth
has perserved, and railed about 1,000/. in donations. and
between 2001. and 3001. in annual subscriptions. The in-
stitution has now one hundred and thirty-seven lifeboats
under its management, and invites the co-operation of ex•
meowed and influential persons on the coast to increase
that number, in order to station a lifeboat on every point
where it can be shown that shipwrecks occur, and where •
sufficient number of boatmen or fishermen are raiding to
work such boats on occasions of emergency.
FATAL COACH ACCIDENT LN NORTH WALE:3.-0D
matey last the Catenary= and B armouth coach had just
eft the hotel at Tan-y•Bwlch for Barmouth. and in act
had scarcely proceeded thirty yards down the hill close
by the hotel, when the drag which had Mee put on
was caused by • stone to slip away. The sudden Im-
petus thus produced as the hones to start off
more rapidly, and in • few seconds the coach was upset
with a fearful crash. Many of the passengers were hurt
badly. The Stye of Dent, Alcroft, and Co., it is
supposed, will a cripple ;at all events he will motPAUPERISM. —The Poor-law Board have issued
their poor-mte return for the year aiding at Ledy-day, likelyalose
considerablethe used
ill ote e
whilsti eg and
a°ll arr Watt, not
ofaltogether, L rs
1863, showing the receipt and expenditure in each none (who was
England and Wales. The rate per head as populates travelling with an invalid a
Hs head came in °outset with all and part of her ear
amounted to 811. 4d. • but this includes the coun:ty rate and a
other
charges,
aid the
path. ..maw in cell rate and hair was left adhering to the ernes.—Mssedieeter
Courier.
to 6a. tlid. per head, an Incest's of 6jd. over the previous
THE EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR AT FLEETWOOD.—
year. The sum expended in relief of the poor was 6,077,9V1.
ia the year 1881-2, and 6,577.0:161. in the year 1862-3. Of The man Joshua Bond was apin brought up at the Fleet-
thfe sum 5,41 per weal for real-relict, 11.3 mom,. for wood police-Mafiosi yesterday, on the thereon, stealing two
501. notes belonging to the hew Fylde Timber Company.
7'7 per cut. for lunatics in uylums, 10'4
pm amt for salaries of &Seen, 21 per cent for workhouse Mr. &nem°. commission Wets of Manchester. deposed
leansand interest, end 72 per mot for other mime. a that heffiaid the two notes in September, 1860, to Messrs.
relief. The board have also issued their return of paupers B• and WahnsleY. of Church. who paid them to the
relieved in each union on July 1, 1863. The pence re- man that pVII them to Mayor oa the 6th of October. Two
mint of relief on that day in Ragland and Wales were 5 per other "'itemise &Pond that they had seen the prisoner
when
the place re the pockst-book containing
cent., ono in 93 of the population as enumerated at workingthe near
emus in 1861. The increase in numbers over the previous the notes was found on Wedneaday, and that he passed the
year was 79 per cent., but the increase of adult able-bodied place several times in the course of the day. By the advise
paupers was 141 per coat. of Mr. Blackburn, his solicitor, the prisoner reserved his
A RAILWAY LNCIDENT. —The Duke of B-- defence. He was then committed to take his trial at the
was travelling by rail last week, and the sole occupant of • Preston. Ehm•M"‘",-,_ which commence °° Wednesday.„
firstolass carriage, when at an intervening station another RAILWAY to.oMMUNICATION IN THE DMZ OP it'lGfflt.
—The brat section of the railway from Ryde to Shaeklin
pemenger got in in a berry. No moos did be perceive that
there was but one passenger in the carriage than he called opens for massager traffic to-day. Eleven trains are to roe
out pretty ' Guard, guard, let me out !" The train, ma. wee oe week days, and two trains each way on San-
however, started immediately, and the Ming,. dropped aays. Casabas and ornaibtess, uuder the manage-cent cd
iota his meat, looking exceedingly nervous, and ventured at the eomPsnY, will complete the consirinniostion betimes
length to say, "It's rather an awkward thing travellingVeneer and the Shenklin station until the wood section
with only one man now.a.days" The duke, whose fran of the line, from Mukha to Vollmer, is opened, The emu-
and open count once might satiety the moat suspicious, ap- Pinion of this last work has been delayed owing to the
prepdifficulins which have been met with in tunnelling through
'fairl• the joke, hot did not take the advantage of it he
y might, °mammy Well, if you the high range of downs north of Veetner.
and replied good
id are not afraid of roe lam not afraid of you.' THE WRATH= AND SHE HARVEST IN THE
SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDKNT. —Yesterday an SOS.—Another splendid harvest weak has passed. Up
mu., was held et Ammi, near Wigan, 0a the hod, doeD to Saturday the weather was all that meld be wished, end
Thanes °ready,
who though some slight showers fell on that day, they wen
,
met with hie dei • single man residing at Minn *
death on Friday last under the following air- scarcely (until late in the day) sufficient to interrupt the
emestimme. He was acting as bniebsumit to a tram of active operations of the harvest field. On Sunday morning,
laden with slack, proceeding along the California however, • heavy storm of thunder and lightning was
nreaj, a brush in connexion with the works of the experienced. lasting about two boule accoenlianied by
Listless Hall Coal and Iron Company, and in attempting srnart. and in acme re"; heavy 'hewer" of Thin.
topass along the train by jumping from one waggon to farmers bane very nearly concluded their harvest. A
another be fell to tbe ground with his bead upon the rills, very few days will serve to place in safety the great
Several of the trucks passed over him, crushing bis head hunt of, if not all the crop la this district
and acatteriag his braii.a In all directives. He was, of Reports are. as a matter of courses conflictiog 85 to the
course, quite deed. results. From a careful examiestioo of the reports
A FATAL " HEADFR. "—A abort time age an which bare readied
sold awe
Uedaimmed to conclude
that wheat, barley, and oats fair average crop.
article, copied from the Meatiest Tines, went the round of
On the thin and badly farmed soils the drought has had
the Parent setting forth the danger of alma* hand '"r°' its natural effect, bat on good lands the crops have come out
most into shallow water. These dangers received a melon- better than expected. Beans and peas will hll far short
cboly illustration at Hazelnuts, Saud' y memoir last, whoa a a good average, weeaahoth „lade
quality
ad
quantity
• young gentleman earned MoCutchis, aboM 17 years of age, although in jhea.:-;. in the gran the. is a
goog deal
went to bathe from the machines opposite to tisstford• "
of variation secording• to soil and cireametances. There is,
place. The water was perfectly calm at the time and was
however, no doubt that bothand beans have sufficed
flowing on the sands a few yards from the foot of the Nub. peas
The machine was drawn to • distance of about • dozen mu' from ""° drought and nom blight, no. The newts
as to the Sete of the root crepe and pastures are most
yards from the edge of the water, and the depth at that spot melancholy. The show of the last two days have been
was about two feet. The youth jumped from the meanieacceptable, though we fear they have been hardryaullicnetl
into the water, and falling heavily upon hie head sustained . aff
10. to do more than a temporary good. It is no uneommos
• hectare or dislocation of the spine. A man named Leo• thingesohave to drive
emu..
aid
sheep to oeidamodo
part who was engaged is drawing up soother machine, distance—even miles—for water. What the farmers are to
seeing what had hmmed, called to a gentleman who was to do for autumn keep seems • most difficult problem to
bghing near' `nd who immedi't•lY rend "'" determine. Great efforts will of course be made to wort
assistaace. The young gentleman, wbo was unable i
to stand... to". i•ito me ...hi., Coed m won eaa
....ienter and spring.feed, but the grand did-
whom he
tote iein.d...aaad pan te the oah„ over
dtoistrie p:tn.ou.t.m these crops ,ball be
From the the reports were on the
was perfectly sensible. and afterwards gave hie address. If v. whole better than mighto have been expected, coesiderieg
Mubarak • surgeon, was not for, and was quickly on the ,_
see neg-continued drought. There will be some very
spot. On discovering the nature of the Simon, he ordered capital grow tbe—hoth as regards quantity and quality—
his removal to Ventlam•place, where be had been staying
thoughthe 't perhaps must he coetent with more y
with his relatives. Blankets were obtained, and he was moderate results. Picking has partially commenced. sad
conveyed thither. Mr. Ticeburst continued in attendees will be more general by the end of the week.—Saws
upon him, but gave no hopes of his recovery. His hid Adoe„ti..e.
was apparently free from injury, and he remained sensible •n
by sicapi g steam bas been this season extan-
during the day, but about 1 o'clock oe Monday morning
he expired. It is understood that deceased had meetly sively practised in the New Forest.
retained from Germany. where be had been accustomed to AN ORGAN GRINDER'S COLONY.—The Chief 0010
bathe in deep water, and probable be imagined then wasa Mee of the Italian omn grinders in London are in the neigh-
much greater depth when he made the leap which has bourhood of Great Saffron-bill and Eyre-etreet-hill, where
proved fatal to him. the sanitary officers of the Holborn diA.ict frequently meet
THE MURDER AT HATCH BEAUCHAMP. John with men of overcrowded dwellings of a most daemons
character. In Eyre-plane it was lately found that as many
Allem, who was sestesind to death at the remit Sourer
as fourteen orris graders in cos ism, end not me.
selshire Assizes, held at Wells, for the murder of his wife,
tent with that,ee were • Wedeln, as the staircases. sad Dr.
Betsy Allen, bee bean respited during her Majesty's pin- toot
Medical Office of Health, on going into the rooms
sure. The respite appears to be the spontaneous act of the
by upwards of 500
Home Secretary. A memorial,
Dom after the men bad left, found the Meath unbearable,
aimed
a the gentry, clergy, amiiebabitaets d Tema., sad be bad is cossequence an attack'of low fever for a west
and neighbourhood, had been forwarded to London it, afterwards. Angelo Calsromn, the occupier of Noe 1 and
Saturday, but it meld sot have been pre.t..d at the time 2Yra•Pl'a•• was summered, by order of the district board,
the ite wee &twitched. Since the trial several Uri• to the Clerkenwell Police-court, before Mr. D'Eyneourt, fen
inch daogerom overcrowding, when it was fouled that nearly
have transpired which show the gran provocation to which
Allen had been enhjemod and them were all embodied in I all the occupiers had left for the wintry, and the cause og
eemplaiot thereby here removed. The maglatrete adjourned
the niscooriaL The greatest astiliartimi is expreeeed that
the summon' for a mouth. an ttedertalretri being fires that
Allen's life is to be spared. The receipt of the respite was
at es. made ham.e to hiss byMr. Oakley, the venues of not more than six persons should be allowed to sleep in cue
the gaol. On roosivieg the annomeement he appeared room.—Cite Pram
stunned. sod fainted. He was removed to the hospital of 1, CRYSTAL PALM% ONE EifflLLflele Day. so
the gaol, where he now remains under the can of the MONDAY. Accuse. 24—Admissions on reyment, 7,073;
surgeon. ' dlte by anew tickets, 1,065 ; total, 8,138,

(From the Liverpool Mereery.)
BELFAST, MONDAY Nicer.

The town still continues quiet. A few
shots were heard during the night in the vicinity of the dis-
turbed districts, but nothing of any conthquence whatever
is reported. Patrols of police are still stationed at tbe
different owners of the disturbed districts. Another man died
at the General Hospital to-eight from a gunshot wound re-
ceived ca Wednesday last, and another is also on the point
of death. Nearly all the min workers returned to
their work today order escorts of police. The pro-
testant workers of one mill refused to admit their
catholic fellow-workers, and the owners have t►reatend to
stop the mill. It is to be hoped that they will not coo.
tines to do so, and that the party feeling at present exist-
ing may be forgotten by all parties.
TrINDAT MORNING, 1 O'CLOCK.
The town is perfectly tranquil.