The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-06 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Mr. Makin, barrister, waited upon Mr. Tyrwhitt this
morning to ask his advice under the following circumstances :
Mr. Melds. said that on the 30th of May last the widow
of a lieutenant clamed expired at bar :widows is GlNlCen-
tor-terrace, Hydepak, and the announcement of her death
appeared in a newepepsr. A few days after a letter was
received from Frankfort addressed to the deceased lady and
was opened by her daughter. The letter was ea follows :
•• Madam,—ln conformity with your order, we beg leave
to hand you six shams in the New Austrian Loan, the draw•
ing of which takes place on the Ist *pimplier. Ai you
perceive by the enclosed prospectus the New Loan offers
more advantages thee any hitherto, please remit the
amount of 54—• Beak note or Post-office order payable to
J. Daltroe, Locirloo„ bat sent direct to us at Frank-
fort-oss-the-Maine. Yoe may rest assured that every atten-
tion will be paid to your interests as if you were present at
the drawing, and as official list will be forwarded. Thank-
ing you for your kind order, and wishing you every essome,
we remain yours respectfully, "J. DALTSOIT.
" Frankfortoss-the•Maiee, June."
Eoclosed in the letter were six shares which, with the litter,
were handed to him as a friend of the family, by the daughter
of the deceased. lie then went to the adder= et the
London ageat, No, 12. Lengham-street, Portland-place, and
asked for Mr. Wind, bat saw a foreigoer, who said Mr.
Daltroff was not there. He then asked the f
whether he knew anything about the shares, and hei°r&l:ge
did not, but asked his name and address, and mid he would
communicate with the firm at Frankfort. A fortnight after
he (Mr. Hakim) received the following letter from
Frankfort :

" Sir,—l have beard through Mr. Charles Ilahin,
London, that you called on him to 'now, by
wh►t means we received so order toe shares from
Mrs. M. Our traveller, Mr. H. Morgan, called
on Mrs. M. at the latter and of March, and from bee remised
the order for those six shares is the New Austrian loan.
which we sent on the 10th instant. Now, we regret to hear
that Mrs. M. is dead, mid we leave it entirely to you MAW
the shares or not ; bet in the latter cam beg you to return
themm moo as possibls.—We remain, yours, he.
"J. DAvreorY.

"Frankfort-on-the-Maine, Jane 30."
He (Mr. Makios) wished to state that at the very time it
was stated the traveller called oo the deceased lady she was
mesa be no other person than the doctor, having beedbed•
ridden for some time, sad that she was then is a dying state.
Another remarkable feature was that, although it was al-
leged the order for the obese. was gives in March, it was
aot executed till after the death of the lady was announced
is the paper.
Xr. hitt—Then no 51. were got oat of anyone!
Mr. AM said that DO mosey was obtained, and tb'
Ames were still in hie posesesioo. He wished to know what
he had better do with them.

hoped publicity would be give. to Hr.
linking' statement. The press was never more useful than
when exposing cane of the kind. It we. well known that
at Frankfort there was a regular mint for such things. lie
believed the Post-office authorities had stopped the LitlOt•
ages to some extent, He would advise Mr. Making to re
tain possession of all the papers he had received is pm
eassethiag might arise oat of the affair.

CARAT NORTEK'S HOIETTAL, CALIDOELN-ROAP.
Istrsonot.—Nomber of Wiest' for the week iildwit
3ay 2, 851, GI od& Sill won sow arm