The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1863.

WORSHIP-STREET.
• BRUTAL HUSIIIJID •DD YORGTVINO WTI.

Thomas Jena, a cabinet maker, in Wilms-[+los. Spital-
fields, wasebarpd before Mr. Cooks, with a terrible maul
upon his wife BrdjN JOINS.
The wommes face and arms were • mass of bruises, she
could scarcely walk, ores manifestly suffering greatly, yet
endeavoured to speak indifferently at the violence to which
she had been subjected. She said—Lest night my husband
wanted me to give him some money to get drink, and I re-
fused, so he just hit me with the frying-pan on the head,
but he would not do it again I know.
Mr. Cooke—Did he maks that brill's! • tem,
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as a. AO on your temple
Wife—Yea, but he's very sorry ' • I hops you'll be leo ieut.
Mr. Cooke—Aod that black eye?
Wife—Well, be did that two dayaago, but I forgive him
that.

Mr. Cooke And your arms
Wife—Well, he gave me the boot there (kicked her).
Mr. Cooke—Why you must be suffering considerable
p .io
Wife—Bless you, I am so all over.
Constable—She says that her legs and thighs are like a
piece of raw beef.
Wife—Well, that is true--yes.
Mr. Cooke—Has your husband frequently ill-used you ?
Wife—Well, about three or four times—but I looked
over it, sod hope you will.
Constable—A short time back he broke her arm.
Wife—Well, well, no matter ; that's all past.
Mr. Cooke—When did he first assault you upon this occa-
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Wife—He knocked me down in the street first, and I
"topped outside the house until I thought he had gone to
be then be 'struck me with the pan, and thin morning he
pulled me out of bed sod kicked me all about before I could
get any clothe. on—that's what it was.
Defendant—She is given to drink, and came home at half-
past two in the morning. I didn't cause all these marks.
Wife—No, love; we went home at half-put nine, bat I
win afraid of going in with you ; and I'm sure we were not
in liquor. Yon know I wouldn't let you have the money—
pray be lenient, sir.
Mr. Cooke—l end no lemon to discredit her statement,
and she is so disfigured as to be scarcely recognisable as a
human being. It is my duty to remove you for • considerable
time from her society. You most go to prison for four
months with hard labour.
Defendant—Very well, air.

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The railway market continues inactive, with
little business, and most of the leading stoats are
without change. The general tendency, however
is unfavourable. London and North Western
stock has declined per cent., and Midland and
Great Eastern, 4. Great Western has improved 4.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
1024 to 103 ; Great Western, 66 to 864 ; Mid-
land 1284 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
112 to 4 ; Caledonian, 1174 to 1184 ; South Eastern,
914 to 921 ; Great Eastern, 61 to 63 ; art*
Northern, 121 to 128}; and London and South
Western, 1064 to 106.
Colonial and foreign lines are quiet, and exhibit
no variation of importance.
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The stock markets to-day are decidedly quiet.
The funds are unaltered in prioe. English railway
stocks, in two or three instant's'', are a trifle lower,
owing chiefly to the inactivity of business. In the
foreign stock market the immediate disposition of
the speculators seems to be to effect realisations
rather than purchases.. Greek Bonds have suf-
fered rather severely in price to-day.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Berates opened at
68fr. 55c., being sc. better than yesterday.
Consols are now quoted 92 to 4, ex div., for
money, and 92} to }, ex div., for the account
(July 9). The official business report is as follows :-
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92}, 92, }; ditto
for account, 92} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 913,
92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, f, 92 ; Bank Stock,
234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, meg, } ;
ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866,
100} ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced" rupee
paper, 115}, 3 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 4s. dis.
The foreign stock market is rather dull. Greek
Bonds are depressed, and have fallen 3 per cent.,
being now quoted 34} to I. Spanish Passive Bonds
and Certificates are weaker. Mexican Bonds show
firmness. The Turkish Loan of 1858 was inquired for
this morning, and was purchased as high as 70}, but
the last transactions recorded are at 70. The Loan of
1862, from which the dividend has just been de-
ducted, is, on the contrary, flat, at 67} to 68, ex
div. Consolid6s are } lower, at 50} to 4,
and the Bonds of 1854 firm, at 92 to 93.
Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian
Old Five per Cents., 100} ; Equador, 163, ;
Egyptian, 101 ; Greek, for account, 35, 341, 353,
34} ; ditto Coupons, 164, 154 ; Italian, 704, ex div. ;
Mexican, for account, 364, 3 ; Portuguese. 1856,
1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862. for account, 484, }, ex
div.; Russian, 1862,93,92 k; Spanish, for account, 54,
ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 34, 331 ;
ditto Certificates, for account, 124, 3 ; Turkish,
1858, 703, 4, 70 ; ditto 1862, 673, ex div. ; ditto,
for account, 68, 67}, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862,
5649 56i.
Confederate Loan scrip is quoted I} to 0} dis.,
and Turkish, } die. to } prem.
International Financial shares are steady, at 51
to 6 prem. ; General Credit and Finance at 1} to If
prem. ; and London Financial at If to 2 prem.
The shares of the Egyptian Trading Company
are quoted to 1} prem., and those of the Portu-
guese and Brazilian Bank, } to 1 prem.

In addition to the loan instalments referred to
yesterday, the final instalment of 5 per cent,
making 44 per cent. paid, fell due yesterday on the
Portuguese Loan for 5,030,0001., introduced in
July, 1862, by Messrs. Knowles and Foster. The
amount payable in reality, however, is only 3e
per cent, a dividend of per cent. being due to-
day oa this stock.
About 40,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank
yesterday.
The Lincolnshire has arrived from Melbourne
with 43,000/. in gold, and the America, from New
York, with 220001., but of the latter amount only
1,6401. is for England.
The Parana, from Brazil for Southampton, has
reached Lisbon, with 7,1681. in gold and 7,515/. in
silver.

The steamer Seine will convey to-day 7,1501.
in gold for the West Indies.
The remainder of the Mexican dollars by the
Hansa, as well as those by the Hammonia, were
sold yesterday at ss. 21d. per ounce, being without
variation. The dollars by the Shannon will not
be ready for shipment by the next China mail.
The biddings for 40,00,000 rupees (400,00 W.)
in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of
England. The proportions allotted were :—To
Calcutta, 22,00,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 16,00,000
rupees ; and to Madras, 2,00,000 rupees. The
declared minimum price was as before, viz.,
Is. Ilid. per rupee on Calcutta, and is. 114 d. on
Bombay and Madras. The applications within the
limits amounted to 107 lace (1,070,0001.). Tenders
on Calcutta at Is. 11e. will receive about 32 per
cent. ; on Bombay, at Is. 111 d., about 21 per
cent. ; on Madras, at Is. no., about 45 per cent. ;
and all above these prices in full.
It appears that the doors of the " City and
County Bank" at Hereford were not re-opened yes-
terday morning, in accordance with the advice of
the solicitors of Mr. Matthews. The bank's opera-
tions were not large, and the liabilities are probably
moderate. As regards the result of the liquidation,
no estimate can be formed at present.
We learn that nearly all the shareholders of the
Hudson's Bay Company have already accepted the
terms of purchase offered by the International
Financial Society, and that the operation, so far as
they are concerned, may consequently be consi-
dered as carried out. The prospectus of the new
company will, therefore, probably be issued within
the next two days, and most likely to-morrow.
The London and North Western Railway traffic
return shows this week an increase of 1931. over
last year • the Great Eastern a decrease of 9821. ;
and the London and South Western a decrease of
3,1954
We understand that, the whole of the shares in
the English and Scottish Marine Insurance Com-
pany having been applied for and allotted, the com-
pany have commenced business at their temporary
offioes, No. 2, Royal Exchange-buildings.
Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced
the half-yearly dividends on Buenos Ayres Six and
Three per Cent. Bonds, as well as the particulars
of the Sinking Fund. The interest (10e. on each
fully paid share) on Grand Russian Railroad shares
is also advertiaed.

The &hide, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank have re-
moved to the newly-acquired premises in King
William-street, where the corporation will in future
conduct their business. Active arrangements are iu
progress for opening branches at Kurrachee, Laborer,
limritaur, and Delhi.

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A general meeting of shareholders of the Metro-
politan and Provincial Bank (Limited) is called for
the 15th inst., when &dividend is to be declared.
The half-yearly meeting of the Australian Trust
Company will be held on the 30th Mat.
Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas,
dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock
Exchange list :
Insuranoe.—Alliance Marine 531; Commercial Union,
7, 1 ex new ; Eagle, tii, 1 ; Imperial Fire, .519, 360 ; North
British and Menorahs. 17, 1, 164 ; Ocean Marine, 14 ;
Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 5.
Docks.—London. 851, 1 ; Victoria, 101.
Oulight and Coke.-oity of Leedom A, 31. ; European,
New, 51, 1 ;. lmlwrisl, New, 73; lmosrial Cootinental, $24,
83 ; Westminster Chartered 871: Western, 18 ; ditto 8,9.
Waterworks.—Berlin, ; London, 131 ; West
Middlesex, 113.
With reference to the market for American
securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as
follows :

We have to report a very lifeless market in London for
American securities during the pest week ; there appears a
great indispasition to enter into any kind of operation in
them pending present events, and quotations remain with-
out alteration of any moment.
A circular from Messrs. Lane, Henkey, and Co.
intimates that Mr. Horace Edward Chapman, one
of the eons of Mr. David Barclay Chapman, has
been admitted into their firm as partner, from the
lit of January last.
The Council of India will receive tenders on the
6th inst. for the conveyance of a submarine telegraph
cable from Woolwich to Bombay ; and on the 7th
for the conveyance of 2,620 troops from Cork and
Portsmouth to Calcutta.