The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-17 00:00:00

THE EXPR'F.SS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1862.

Cdgl told him the amount of the goods was 10/. 21. 6d.
liad the cheque already made out. (The cheque
was on Messrs. Hoare, bankers, Fleet-street, and
purported to be drawn by a person named Carew.)
I took the cheque sod gave the prisoner a receipt, and
left the goods with the prisoner. I spoke to a person, and
the person was going to see whether the cheque was
good, when the prisoner came up end asked the par-
son, who was employed at the railway station, what
business it was of his. The prisoner then said he
would come on with me to Mrs. Hill's, and wanted to go in
a cab, but the man told me not to go in a cab. I then
proposed • 'Lin, and we went on as far as Westminster
Abbey, ad then got out, because riaoner said be did not
like riding in a 'bus. lie afterwards stopped, and said be
could not spare time to go to Mrs. Hill's, but would go to
his solicitor about the cheque. He then stopped at the
corner of Tottenham-court-road, saying be would call at
Mrs. Hill's in the evening with his solicitor. I kept the box
in my possendon.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—That was very right.
Witness—l then went on. Afterwards heard some
one call me, and it was the prisoner and a constable.
Mr. Walter Holman, of Oxford-street (firm of Preist and
Co.), stated—The prisoner called on me, and ordered, ou the
30th of September, two dozen knives and forks and two
pairs of carvers, and ordered them to be sent at 6 o'clock
to the Victoria station. He gave the name of Henry
Mortimer Stuart. The goods, which ware of the value of
5/. 5a., were delivered by the porter, and prisoner gave a
cheque.
Walter John Benetto, porter to Messrs. Preist and Co.,
proved delivering the parcel to the prisoner on the platform
at the Victoria station, and said the prisoner gave him a
piece of paper, which, he said, was s draft for the
money. He told the prisoner that he did not like
the piece of paper • and prisoner replied," Oh, that
is the way I generally pay my creditors"—(laughter)
—sod that he bad no other paper with him,
but would buy a stamp, and they went to a stationer's shop
and bought one, and then prisoner filled it up in his pre-
sence. (The cheque purported to be on Messrs. Percival,
Hills, and Co., of Lombard-strut, and was signed Henry
Mortimer Stuart, and was marked ' no effects.") The wit-
ness said he then left the goods with the prisoner.
Prisoner, who made no answer to the charge, was re-
manded.

Warlomont, of 289, Regent-street, moderator
lamp manufacturer, said—The prisoner called and asked for
a lamp, and ordered it to be taken to the first-class waiting-
room at the Kinds-cross Railway-station. He ordered it
to be addressed to Mr. Edward Francis Carew, and said he
lived at Clifton-lodge, Cambridge, where • second one was
to be sent. Prisoner said he would give my man the money
when he saw him at the waiting-mom.
Enoch Hobbs, porter to the last witness, said—l took •
lamp and case to the Great Northern Railway station. It
was addressed with Mr. Carew's name on it. Prisoner was
in the first-class waiting-room, and produced • cheque
(on Mews. Coutta, for 161.). I took the cheque, feeling
satisfied as 1 saw prisoner write his name, and left with it,
leaving the goods with prisoner.
Prisoner made no answer to the charge, and was remanded.
All the cheques uttered by the prisoner were returned to
the persons presenting them marked no effects."

CLERKENWELL.
♦ WOULD-at BLONDIN.

Henry !index Paws, whodesoribed himself as a gentle
man, reading at 2, Staple's-inn, Holborn, was charged with
amaultiog Police-oastal)le Edward M'Clellao, 173 E, in the
execution of tie duty at Lamb's Conduit-street, parish of
Sc. Pancras.

The constable stated that this morning, about half-put 5
o'clock, he was on duty in Lamb's Cooduitetrest, and saw
the defendant there with a low prostitute walking across •
pole. He told them to get down, but they would not do so,
saying that they were acting the part of Bloridus. (A laugh.)
He told them that they had better come down, and the de-
fendant did so, and pushed up against him. The defendant
afterwards struck him in the cheat,
_

Mr. Alexander (moood clork)—Virhat did you want him
to come down for. I).d he offend your eye or do anything
wrong ?
Constable—No, but the woman was making a disturbance.
On the way to the police-station the defendant said it was
all a lark and offered him money to let him go. The defen-
dant was not drunk but WY under the influence of liquor.
Mr. Barker—You have not charged him with that.
The defendant said that this was a most unfounded
charge, sod that he ought not to have been locked up.
Mr. Barker discharged the defendant.
AMAULTINO A REPRZBII3ICNT-HOULSZ

Robert Duncan, a harness maker, and Egger Dimas*, his
wife, residing at 11, Flint-street, Old Kent-road, were
charged with being drunk, and assaulting Mn. Harriet
Jacobs, coffee-shop keeper, at 5, Gray's-inn-lane, and the
man was further charged with assaulting police-constable
William Maynard, 163 E, in the execution of his duty.
The prisoners, who were the worse for liquor, went into
the complsinaut's shop and ordered, and were served with,
some tea. After Cad they called for some eggs, and refused
to pay. The complainant said they ought to pay, and whilst
she was talking to them the male prisoner struck her in the
chest. The woman also struck her and scratched her face.
On the way to the police station the male prisoner struck th..:
constable and behaved in a very violent manner.
The defence set up was that the complainant used in-
sulting words towards the prisoners, and that caused them
to do what they did.
Mr. Barker hued the Man 10s., or in default of payment
fourteen days' imprisonment, and the woman 55., or in de-
fault seven days imprisonment.
The prisoners were locked up in default.
WORSHIP-STREET.
SHAMEFUL ASSAULT.

Jame, Taylor, a respectably-dressed and military-looking
man, was charged before Mr. Leigh with the following as
upon Mr. Smith Martin, the landlord of the Sir
Walter Scott public-house, sear London-fields, Hackney.
Complaiuult said—This person was in my house last
night intoxicated and very abusive. I endeavoured by
every means to get him out quietly, and even coaxed him,
but he would not be persuaded ; therefore I was compelled
to eject hint, upon which he seized me by the whiskers,
which he held so tenaciously, that I was compelled to strike
him ; and when 1 did get released, it was in this
condition. (Mr. Morton held in his hand a quantity of
hair, and it was quite mauifest that it had previously formed
• portion of whisker, indeed the greatest part of one side of
his face was almost denuded of hair and excoriated, while
the other had • profusion of AO Witness added—He also
took a knife and threatened to rip me up.
Defendant —The first moult was committed upon me.
I had been drinking in the public parlour, and why he
wished me to leave 1 met tell.

Mr. Martin contradicted both the amertione of defettlant.

------ .
Sergeant Howes, N Division—Defendant told me that he
had bought his discharge from the army, and lost it, as also
some clothing.
Mr. Martin—l know nothing about it, and he was so
extremely noisy and insulting that I was compelled to use
some little force.

Mr. Leigh commented upon the scandalous nature of the
assault, and ordered defendant to pay a title of 20s. or in
default suffer an impriaoumeut of 14 days.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT FROM READING IN BED.—
(Tets Day.)—This morning, about one o'clock, the family
of Mr. Stanley Arnold, Avenue-read, itegent's-park, were
alarmed by loud screams and cries for help issuing from the
sleeping apartment of Miss Daley, a visitor from Bath.
On Mr. Arnold and others of the household
proceeding to ascertain the cause they found Miss Daley
with her night dress in flames and the bedding en fire. She
fell asleep while reading in bed, and the candle fell and
ignited the bedding. The young lady is so shockingly burnt
that faint hopes areirven of her reoovery.
DILATHS FROM BEOLFATT OF PARENTS.—Yesterday
afternoon Dr. Lankester, the Central Middlesex coroner,
held inquests at the Barley Mow, Cromer-street, St. Pan-
cras, touching the deaths of John Robert Charles Bruce,
aged ten months, and Sarah Jane Augusta Badham, aged
four years, whosedeaths had taken place under similar cir-
cumstances. It appeared that each child had been suffering
from the measles, and that its parents did not consider its
illness of sufficient importance to procure medical assistance.
The surgeooa, in their evidence, stated that if they had been
medically attended death might not have ensued. The jury.
in each case, returned a verdict of " Natural causes, and
added to their verdict that the deaths were accelerated by
want of proper medical treatment.
THE Lag BROOK MYhTERY.—The inquiry into
the death of John Hughes, who, it will be remembered,
was found in a dying condition on a beep of stones and
broken glees, at Lee &vole-In:4e, on the morning of Tues-
day, the 26th ult., was resumed no Monday evening, at
Wednesbury, before Mr. Hooper. Mr. W. H. Fellows, soli-
citor, of Moseley Heath, again attended on behalf of the
family of the deceased, instructed by the Foresters' lodge
to which the unfortunate man belonged. Major M'Knight
WY also present. Oa the names of the jurymen being called
over it was found that Mr. Stevenson, the foreman, was
absent, and subsequent inquiries showed that he was out of
town. The proceedings were thus brought to a standstilL
The Coroner regretted that the time of the jury, the wit-
nesses, and the usher persons engaged in the case had been
so trifled with, and said he should inflict a fine of 10!. upon ,
Mr. Stevenson, for he was determined to put a stop to the
practice, so common in this perish, of neglecting the sum-
moneel to serve on jurist. The inquiry was then adjourned
to the 24th inst.—Birmingham Pust.
FATAL ACC/DINT ON THE RIVER DEE.--AD ao-
cident occurred on Sunday, by which • respectable young
man named Stanyer lost his life, and another luau narrowly
escaped the same fate. Stanyer was rowing a but towards
the Dee Mills, and on nearing the causeway he lost one of
his pan, and in endeavouring to regain it, the boat drifted
over the causeway, and precipitated Stanyer into the water.
A man (who was present) endeavoured to rescue the deceased,
hut, in consequence of the violence of the water in this part,
he was unable to do en, and it was with the greatest diflt.
eulty that he got ashore. Numbers of people watched the
two men struggling in the water, but were unable to render
them any assistance, and considerable excitement prevailed
lest both should lose their liver'.

TUC Hitstfor OP LIMERICK AND THE DISTRIDIB
TN LANCAMIIIii.—The Bishop of Limerick has addressed a
letter to the local Chronicle in reference to the addresses
recently issued by the Bishop of Tuam and the Archbishop
of Dublin. His lordship expresses his hearty concurrence
in the sentiments of these addresses, and hopes that The
clergy of the united diocese of Limerick, Ardfert, and
Ashadoe, following so excellent an example, will appoint
some day within the next three months on which a ser-
mon may be preached for the relief of the sufferers by the
cotton famine.

LATEST SPURTING INTELLIGENCE

(sT aver= nualurs.)
DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

MUNICIPAL STAKES. Five forloop 152 yards.
Clarissa c and Mosel are Imre.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOUS. Fire
furloop 152 yards.
Gentilkomme, Br to Morocco, • • Trump Queen,
Foie de Grass Cheerful, Osicapple, tie Barchettina,
Supple, Hyperconestra, Herdsman, Bunton f, Corydon,
Bones, Donnybrook, and Novara are here.

ST. LEVER. One mile 6 furlong. 132 yards.
Encinitas., Marquis, Warminster, Old Calabar, Olive
Bauch, Exchequer, Town Councillor, Roxburgh., Lady
Alice Hawthorn, Johnny Armstrong. imiest c, Stockwell
c, Phylaßs c, Argonaut, Bonny Breastknot, Veteran, Lady
Dun&s, The Knave, Victra, Bioodella, Hurricane, Can-
well, Keane, lAcydes, Bedouin, Imperatrice, and Carl..
brook are here.

PAID Fosnrr.—Ace of Clubs, Welcome, Coeta, Collaring,
Vaaguard, 1i cue, Elector, Laughing Stock, Hubert,
Picador, and
SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOB'S. Fire furlongs 152 yards.
Oipay Girl, Brother to Morocco, Harvest Moon, Ama-
zonian, Entremet, Richard, Odin, Paddy O'Roarke, Golden
I)uat, and Livingstone are here.

CORPORATION PLATE. T.Y.C.
Dictator, Eidoloo, Tattoo, &thorns, Vancouver, King at
the Forest, Cowley, Pilot, My Mary, Egyptian, Olive
Branch, Town Councillor, Ducat, Haddington, Gentian,
14 varlet Maple Oak, non, Equinox, Valentine, Lady
Alice Hawthorn, Br to Morocco, Interduos, Hyporm-
Destro, Arropnte, and Headsman are hen.
QUEEN'S PLATE. About 2 miles 5 forlorn's.
Conundrum, King of Dinned', Gone, Physalie o, Moor-
hen, Asteroid, Doefoot, Caller 00, CepoPlyaway, &Intone,
Bedouin, Victrix, Itapparee, Zutland, Knutdard, Dalai.
hello, Patrick, sad Fairy King are bare.

LATEST BETTING.
ST. LEGER.
3 to 1 agst The Marquis (t)
4 to 1 Buckatoue (t)
7 to 1 Cariebrook (t)
14 to 1 Hurricane (t)
14 to 1 Stockwell c (t)
16 to 1 Exchequer (t)
20 to 1 Johnny Armatreog (t)
25 to 1 Old Weber (t)
30 to 1 Imperatrice (t)
100 to 1 Cauwell (t)

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA RK-LANE.-(TRIII DAY.)

The 'apply of English wheat fresh up thin week is mode-
rate. Flour limited. Barley. beans, and peas rather more
liberaL Oats and malt short. A fair quantity of mustard ;
other seeds moderate ; Scotch or Irish none. The foreign
arrivals of wheat are again large, American, Raman,
Pramian, and Black Sea. Flour again heavy of American
barrels. Barley moderate, Laptian, Black Sea, and Prus-
sian. O&M extremely Mork Danish and Animism. A cargo
of linseed from Archangel and one of beam from Morocco.
To-day the attendance of buyers at market is very thin,
and business slow ; quotations for wheat, English and
foreign, at Monday's reduction.
Floar.—A large arrival of American, and condition of a
great quantity bad. Trade slow to.day at the nominal rates
of Monday.
Barley about the same value as last day.
Oats firm for good samples, at late quotations.
Beans and peas steady at late rates.
Beede—Linseed and rapeseed steady. Clovermed, but
little doing. Mustard seeds, a great quantity still unsold.
FLOATING CARGOES being reduced in number prima are
rather firmer, and sales not so eagerly premed.
WlTlAT.—Eagliab : Ewer and Rent, white, nevi, 58a. tc
Wm.; ditto, fine old, 48a. to 56a.; ditto, red, new, 48s. to 53a.,
ditto, fine old, 565. to 58a. ; Norfolk, to., fine old, —a. to
—a.; red, new, —e. to —a. Foreign : Deadzic, 575. to 584.;
fine, 58s. to 65.; extra, 60a. to 6'24; Konigabewg, 51a. to
56a.; ditto, extra, 56a. to 605.; Rostock, 53e. to 55a.; ditto,
extra, 54a. to 565; Mecklenburg, 52a. to 513 a. • Uckermark
ditto, —a. ; American white, 53e. to 585.; ditto, red, 51s. to
53a.; Oanadian, 52a to 54a.

BillLit—faglish =Wog, —a. to —a. ; fine, —a. ;
gritxfing, 27a. to 28a.; and distilling, 30a. to 31a. per qr. ;
foreign grinding, 250. to 29..; ditto distilhng, 29a. to 344.
MALT.—Enetsb, Ease: and Norfolk, 595. to 63e. ;
63.. torts. ; Kingston and Ware, We. to 705.; brown,
50a. to 680.

--Oars-English feed, 21a. Od. to 7.31. 041. ; potato,
253. to 275. ; foreign, 225. to 26..
SLIM-English tusk, 38s. to 40a ; harrow, 391 to 43e. ;
pigeon, 38s. to 395. ; foreign, Maospin, 325. to 364. ; tick,
36,. to 375. ; Konigsberg, 38.. to 39a ; Egyptian, 321. to 34.
Ewa-English boilers, 40e. to 41a; white and blue, 40a
to 43a. ; Duple, -s. to -a.; grey, 3641. to 385.; hog, 38s.
to 40s. ; foreign, 341. to 35e.
F LOITIL -English town, 445. to 46e. ; ditto he, 475. to 511.;
country, 421. to 435. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 371. to 39a.;
French, -a. to --e. pet sack ; U.S. sweet, 271. to 305.;
Canadian. 27.. to 30a.; Spanish. 39.. to 41a.

INDIAN Cori.-White, 50a. to 32.. ; yellow, 28s. to 30a.
Ftoarrna Cancaomt, all C. F. and IL-W nest : Berdi•
maid and Marianople, per 49211 m, 44.. to 46.. ; Ghirks, 44..
to 475. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 b.., 42a. to 445. ; whim.
48s. to 50a. ; Danube and Gabits, 395. to 421. ; Egyptian.
32a. to 345. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 400th...
245. to 25a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 245. to 25.. Beans
Egyptian, per 4800aa.,30a to 3.3 a, Maize : Odessa and Galata,
per 492165., 31s. Od. to 32a. ; Thud and Bulgarian, pat
0101bs., 31s. 01. to 325. ; French, do., -s. to -a.
American, do., 29a to 30i. ; Egyptian, to -a.
Siam -Canary mod, per v., 38.. to Ma. ; Haunt
aped, per qr., 38s. to 42a.; Mustard seed, per bushel
white, Ba. to 9s. 611. ; brown, 124. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr.,
entailing, 6Ps. to CV... ; Linseed cake% English. per tot.
111. Os. to 121. Os. ; American, thin, in brig., per tin,
121. Oh. to 121- 10s.; do., in bap, 111.0.. to 111. 10.; Baltic,
01. to OZ. Oa. ; Marseilles, 101. to 10/. 10a.: Rape cakes, 61.
Otto 71. ; Term, per bushel, winter, 5.. to 6.. Od. ; Rep-
osed, English, per or., 64e. to 725.

ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEPT. 15 TO SEPT. 17.
Roglidt and Scotch. Irldt. Foreign.
730 I
I
.... 25710
720 .. . 9310
4660

Barley ....
Oats
Malt I 6Z,i
Flour, blueish, 230 tads: foreign,

.19070 ➢vteh.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(n surfs!' AND MUM mAaNsno Tnuture.)
Mom OUR OWN OORRLSPONDINT.)
Market contioues dull, with some irregularity is price.
Sales probably 2,0a1 bales.

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SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'OLooi.

The railway market is very quiet to-day, and,
with the exception of a decline of } percent. in
Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, the prices of the
principal lines are quoted the same as at the close
yesterday. London and North Western stock is
now quoted 93} to 94 ; Great Western, 65 to
69 ; Midland 1281 to 1291 ; Lancashire and York-
shire, 108 to } • South Eastern, 83} to ; Cale-
donian, 108 to 109, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 461
to ; Great Northern, 121 to 125 ; and Lon-
don and South Western, 99 to 100.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted
3; to 4 prem. Indian and Canadian railway
shares are quiet.
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Nt. 110 Da. do. 11 por et. 102 1021 -
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1/4,000, 82 Do. 4 p.ca 9,02 Ms 100
Lookel 81 East aid Nast ladla 10 122 136
1,838,31 St. London 100 60 62
8,939, 82 'Bt. Katharine lOO 60 61
1180, St. °Soutliamptou lOO
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.... .. Do. 6p. a 1871 to 1470 100 1004 1014
.... .. Do. ip. c.,18818
.... .. New Zealaad 6 per coot lOO KO 110
IN, .. Nova Scotia 6p. 0..1875 100 1064 1054
.... .. S. Asit.Oov. 'p.c. Boas 100 106 110
.... .. Vic. GI v. 6p.c. J in. da nil 100 106 108
.... _ Do, do. Op. e. April .1 .4 100 '4e 114 110
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5,516 129 Camas Diad 1 all 'lOO 102
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1100 105 111
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NAM 6 I Netherlands L. Bp. ale, 411 4 1
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