The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-05 00:00:00

beige to get assistance by friends giving him their
• IJUCti. It was before 1858 ;he gave security for those
either on vessels or something else. Had had
.trausactions with one Loft, without any goods peering.
part owner of some of his ships. Loft sompted hu
JU the deposit of tangible security. Had had
;.,r transactions with Mr. Snip, of Hull, banker and
lealer—at least, he dealt in money and bills. Be was
in Hull to be very wealthy, bet had had the midor-
,•::to bankrupt. Is December, 1861, and January,
!;
...LA got bills of 59,0:31. from Briggs, and 42.,_CC31,
• Imo';'. the month of his bankruptcy. Mr. Dan-
.' forruerir A partner in his ship-yard,had accepted for him
-:;;e acme terms. giving security ; there was no other cocci-
.rst:ou for the acceptances. He pre Briggs a commission
per cent., according to the value of the security.
;ii: Lad wilder transactions with Newman sod Co., who
tntroluced to bum by Mews. Barker, early in 1862,
::,tr tu Irit. Mr. Henry John Barker introdooed to him
23 a financial agent of one of the disgraced
primes—s Mr. Doherty, as representing Newman
The case was proceeding when our report left.]

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

(Before Mr. Baron Bramwe,l.)
FLOWIIII LAND 111:111DIRA.
.; Carl—,_'O, sailor, who was tried yesterday with
ten,. others for the murder of the captain of the Flowery
L cd. and ativitted upon that charge, was this morning
f.. upon his trial on another indict:nerd charging him
irth feloniously casting away and destroying the Flowery
SolicitouGeneral, Mr. Welsby, Kr. Gifford, and Mr.
-t„.;et prolecutal on behalf of the crown ; and Mr. Ribtan

fer.did the prisoner.
The evidence which was adduced was precisely similar to
wbich wu given yesterday, but was chiefly confined to
tuffs s. they effected the prisoner Carlos.
The witness Taffer wee called, sod he proved the facts,
stated that that the prisoner, after the murder of the
(4.taiti. gave him directions to iake the vessel to Monte
lee, and was one of these who afterwards gave directions
ler the scuttling of the vessel.
pze defence was, as on the previous occasion, that the
rrivoner bad acted coder the compulsion of the others, sod
ith a view to save his own life.
{The trial wu proeeediog when our report left.]
(Before the Common Serjunt.)
.RE CASE OF ASSAULT IN A RAILWAY CA/MAO&

It hit, head, 36, who was desciibed on the ca.
as a labourer, but who presented the appearance of
irritation. was indicted for unlawfully and iodeosetly as-
-I:..tnic Brans Charlotte Richardson.
Mr. Ihgby prosecuted on behalf of the Great Westesa
Compapyl; ,and Mr. Serjeant Parg, Mr. Giffard,
stl Mr. F. H. Lewis appeared to defend the primmer, who
p:e.uW cot guilty.
In openiog the case Mr. Dishy said be appeared to pro-
rec...te the prisoner for the indictments which bad just been
I.lbefore them. He had hoped that Serjeant Ballontioe
• been present to have laid the came before them,
was unable to attend. The pronscutrit wan • lady
r name of Brisees Charlotte Richardsou, the wife of
l..chudsoo. of Hope House, Notting-hill, and the pri-
g. ,r was in the position of a gentlemaa, residing at We:-
I,z. sear Slough. On the 28th Demean the prosseutriz
Ir-e©e a passenger by second-clam train at Slough for Los-
? t.:.:companied by her sister-in-law, a Miss Fanny Rick-
At Langley the prisoner got lath the carriage, sworn.
i.zel by an artisan with whom he a peered to have struck
:rso acquaintance. and they no octal themselves that
cr :oo ladies proceeded to get out at West Drayton, when
to smelt complained of took plane. The sister left the
r.niage riot, followed by Mrs. Richardson, and as the latter
▪ cerping on the platform, the prisoner shouted out
all a sorereigo. nothing 16111 than half a sovereign," and
tbe same moment be most indecently pat his hand
her clothes and lead it on to her thigh. Mrs.
:..±ardson immediately complained to the guard that she
Stec insulted, but her modesty would not allow her to
in what manner. The guard want and reprimauded
:.-.e prisoner. end the ladies got into another carriage. Other
men got into the carriage with the prisoner, but he
as so outrageous that they were compelled to quit it at
:inert station. On arriving at Paddiertos the prisoner
1:1 the other man were locked up, when the former coo-
l:Act himself in a very ungentlemanly and unbecoming
towards Mrs. Richardson. For the defence it might
and that the prisoner was drunk at the time, which was
: but that was certainly no excuse. if such offences u
mee were allowed to go unpunished, railway travelling
.1.1 be quite unsafe for ladies ; and the railway company
that it was their duty to prosecute for the protection
,1 re public generally. If the prosecutrix bad bees travel-
: 4....0ne. there really was no telling what might have
the conduct of the prisoner towards her. In conclusion,
it was instructed to may that she company had no personal
le,:•r4 in the matter, but only prosecuted on public

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Dab per et.Jon.t.l 100 99 91
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1874 do.. 001 110 112
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BRITISH IHNIDS.

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and interest payable in gold, has all been placed.
The following le from • New York journal :

The 5-20 Wait practically all takes. The deposits to-
day were 4,800,000 dole. and 5,000.060 dola., in all about
10,003,000 dole., and the agest• expect immediate orders to
atop subscriptions. The demand for legal tenders has bees
ve
ry sharp, and basks have in some Pass been obliged to
their inability to respond. In other cease cheques
have been paid in intereshbearing notes, bat no bows
asounta hare found their way to the sub-trearury. not •
sallies in all. The placing of theee bonds has been effected
with less disturbance to the money market than was ex-
pected. It has ceased • sharp demand and moderate mai-
floss is the way of extra interest by borrowers, but it has
produced no panic In stocks or merchandise, ea was feared.
Now that this scramble for legal tenders W over, money may
be expected to become more abundant, if indeed lower rates
ere sot established.
It is believed that no telegrams relating to the,
mails from India, China, and Australia will be re-
ceived in London until the early part of next week,
owing to the interruption of telegraphic communi-
cation between Alexandria and Malta.

The return of the Bank 4:4lCngland for the week
ending Wednesday, Feb. 3, compared with that for
the previous week, shows the following changes :
Circulation issue
Circulation active
Public deposits 61,748,867 Increase 411,821.
Other deposits
Government securitiss in
banking departniset 11,124,564 Isaias* 47,396
Othersecuritses m banking
department
Coin and beiUon in both
departmts 13,300,243 Inersaes V 11,023
Seven day enand other bill 806,976 Inver, 18,295
The Rest

Notes in neer, e
Total reserve (notes &coin
in banking department). 7,397,593 Increase 12,448
Although the demand for accommodation at the
Bank of England increased during the week, as is
shown by the addition of X 1,4901. to the private
a' rarities, the reserve has not been trenched upon,
in consequence of the influx of government de-
posits. Tke coin and bullion present an increase of
281,0231., which is nearly equal to the amount of
imported gold sent into the Bank during the week.

6,730:335 Inatome

BANE OF ZNOLAND.—Oe Meottat purism{ to Um Aet 71k
and kit Via., e. $2. toe the week aiding es Wehaeoloy. Feb. 11.,

lobos Wad £27 275,996

Govenaiee at debt.. t 11,01410
Other neccuttles t.t 31.910
Gold coin end bul-
lion
Meet bullion

n 7,271486
WONG DI
Proprietors' Csoltal Llf.b6S,ooo
art 3.436.1011
Public DecalSi Oc-
luding Iscboo.,
gay. Bonk; Colo-
nic of Nation!
Debt. and Div
AcelL)
.6.7411,N7

-.2.45.9es

L-'7,276,991