The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-28 00:00:00

• 28, 4,

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
10116 ar_cotler.

on ganniimly
branuiihs—on tardy and Tuesday following.
a ge M of the lens of Own, under
the *Woos mnotioseill by the several inns at
1254 will be told at Lbseeln'oinn Hall. Twenty-cee
have entered their sales, of whom fifteen eompete for the eft-
denteltip of the value of guineas for three years, the exhi-
bition of the value of HI guineas for a like period, or honours.
The remaining studenM intend merely to gaallfy thselyes for
• call to the bar.

MARKETS•

He (Hr. Young) submitted that the prisoner ought to be
severely punished for thiamin..
await LingPtolajamimost disandssteconwilasamit on talral4part '
et. to she Tlu..d.W•.—Tsmpoutrnir 4r9rlll°6a.
;•
.14211•39.. anr64i. k; IT:
I"4"rxr. Partridge mid the
prisoner had osethowd mime i1emb,405.,...3cti...• 4mall
226:. •
a very improper manner, and that the insult was a very , „„,40.17
cowardly ore. Be could not characterise the outrage too
strongly. It was unntank, dispondidr and dastardly The COTTON.—Lrmayout, Ocr. n.—Then has been a large
pris.oner's born witness ridthenwas not the first time he butiotot today at id. to id. per lb. adv.,e y t,t.
BM Wild ball *WOW 616Matir. He sentemed the prisoner do,. gam today, tow bolo; btdmitoo ypo
to be imprisoned arid kept to hard labour (big two caleadar sod ozpto-t„ 400 Amon.. 194. iii 7; NW.'
ulruw
months. 22gd. ; 300 Maosio and Bahia, 30d. to 200.1 600 Hgyptigt;.
ao 27d. ; 400 Smyrna, 12d. to 14d. • Surat. hid.
THE CARZSB OP THE PRZTIZirDED IMAM. S 0
. I 19d. ; Moder 04.. 94d. to 10d- 'Chilli 11)d.
to 124 d.

The curio= story which the evidence given at the
Greenwich police-nowt diadems as to the dole= of Ms
Merl Randall, the pretended beluga, given but an Isom-
plies view of • OAS= that, in the skill with which it was
canted on, sad the complete sum= which up to the het
puniest attended it, may vie with any in the records of
mime. The " hebein " appears to be a native of Leeds or
is neighbourhood ; acd her mother at pauses resides at
Moot SSW Fans, bsyoed Otlsy. How Me Horefall,
from oesupyiee the on of a kitehen-weeedi, become a
tussled sad asapelcd lodger in a tempineses betel of, high
yespeetability in Leeds, sad the admiration of • sodden-
We circle of Meads, both male and female, it is difficult
to discover. The emeriti= is • coasiderable mu but Miss
Handal' had talent if not educed= sufficient to make the
stride. The two facts at Sul see certain, that =oat two
years ago she was barmaid, or kitchen maid, or table maid
ia two different hotels in this town, and that in a short
time thereafter she was Miss Hordall, the heiress, with
apparently plenty of mosey, eared* • sepenbendatice of
credit, an cash of great wealth la London, sod mattes of
to ineoasidesable magnitude at or near Sipes. The first
hotel which had the honour of employing • lady of such
waition lauded= In Brigade. Here she does not appear to
have remained long, and the same may to said of her en.
gagemeet is the establishment of one of the largest bottle
la the town, in which she next served. The house in qua-
d= had at that time just beeepeplosi, and Mary Honda's
appearance sad t were considered sufficient re-
commendation for her taken on trial as • chamber-
maid. Her bearing to the gentlemen who lived at the bete
was, however' not considered to do credit to it, and one
of them, who knew her antecedes* and had ground to env
pact ber honesty, pre • hint which had the effect of assist;
her dismissal In about three days. She at once became the
heiress with the rich uncle, and in January, 1863, took lodg-
lap in the tempenues hotel to which rotes's= has diudy
been made, is which she resided for about 'eighteen monde,
and which is principally amorist= with her predatory sacs-
SON some the surrounding tradesmen. Hare she speedily
beams respected, sidled)o liked, and the insinuating man.
ses, the welluenmed trashier and kindheartedness which
pined the effisiraticia and secured the ene6deaos of her hued.
Leedom, used by hers. • passport for eeennog,threash him,
the credit am Swathes, dreesathen, livery-stable
keepers on which she lived. Her engaging open.houtednes
led her, at theexpiry of • month, to acknowledge that the was
• married woman, and basest that she had left her husband
is cossequeace of his ill-treatateat of her. The uncle in
London, who has apparently apes been kleetified„ was,
she stated, eirgig= in prosecuting, on her behalf, • snit for
her divorce. She found it in consequence necessary NZ
mural occadoes to proceed to London, to consult with this
devoted relative, and on each trip she Waned with money.
On her stare from her list journey she informed her
friends that the suit was at aa end, her husband =vise
died. The statement had es little of veracity in it as
say of the others on which her credit was hued ; for her
hothead is yet alive, and it is believed resides in Bradford.
Dud= the list twelve months el her resides* is the betel
she peid her bills regularly. The sourer of her income i.
sot karma, bat is supposed tallboys bleu the goods which
she obtained to the extent in several instances of between
Mt and 2001., from Sachems, and which she pawned in'
all directions. The mine from which she pretended to
dative her wealth was the fabulous Rippe estate, which
she visited every inonth, sometimes is • carriage and pair
hired from livery stables in town—of course on credit. The
income derived from these posownions was, the asserted,
201. per mouth. As we have stated, Miss Borstal was sec.
eessfal in souring many fame, male sad female, bat
chiefly male. Her manners were scarcely those cd • lady, her
buries towards the gentlemen who lived in the same hotel
was sot always that Ss virtuous woroanotad her education
had evidently been greatly_ neglected. These little pun- ,
Barites use, however, gilded over by the fortune into '
which she was " sinned these days" to fall, and her merits
were each that she secured the admiration of a gentleman
of Birmingham, to whom she speedily became engaged.
Her lover was ignorant of the fact that the was married,
and all paoceedd happil , even to the hiring sad furnishing
of • house. The latter dipartmeat of the matrimonial sr-
augments was kindly carried out by the uncle in London,
whose reputation, together with a small sum paid by Mies
Borstal' oe account, was sufficient to extract from an up-
holsterer of this town some portim of the 3001. worth of
feruitse which she ordsed of him. Her love wee, how-
ever, the rook on which her fortunes in the north were
wrecked. A female fried whole affection had been some-
what cooled by the discovery of Noise part of the perfect and
ingenious net-work of lies which Miss Honfall bed eon.
strained, resolved to give the Birmingham love
warning in
time if she found that her suspicions had sufficient founda-
tion. The tonsdatioa was disoured,and the eocomunicatist
made is the midst of a family party. Miss Hernial] found
it advisable not to return to Lend,, and the match was
broken off. Many of the goods which she had procured,
and which were in all cams of the most costly description,
were recovered ; bet by far the larger portion must be con-
sidered as absolute loss to the °wears. The extent of her
dusactioes it would be difficult to disoonor, for they ie.
, elude all dessoptions of merchandise from dealers in all
' parts of the town. One dressaiskees claims amount to up-
wards of 1004 ; another to 101. ; a third to 801. ; the claim
of the livery stable-keeper, el whom a= received luso' in
Mine and hired carriages and horses, amounts to 244 two
or three Swollen loss considerable some. ; I the
whole of her career in Leeds there appears to have been
little or no cupid= of her honesty.—Lads Mort•wry.

WOOL AND WOBSTED.—BeiDrOaD, Ocr. 27. —There
is a mock better feeling weeding the market this morning.
There is • general feeling that the money market is more
settled,. and though the rate of discount is still too high
for operstlag freely, yet there is • conviction that motley
will scum be cheaper. Business today has axisequeat
hehema shade better. More hes beim &me la all claret ly
wool, sad quotatioes are paernlly more firm than they
were. Staplers with great =misty hold to the current
quotations, which are those of last week. The same cheerful
tone pervudes the other breeches. The hasiaese done,
however, is of a most limited character, both for home sod
export. Stooks, with the exemption al some numbers, are
low abroad, bat there are heavy storks of twofolds sal
singles which must be removed prior to new operations. A
few orders have boom placed is both 30's and 36's lustre.
The home demand is neat to nothiag. More frames are
stopped daily in the district. There is, if anythio& a trifle
more burineee done in pieces. Quotations are about the
gams as last week.

LACE AND HOSIERY. Norrotosue. Oar. 27.--
I.—Tride ig, if pomiblii. worse thee before. A law
casual orders for the forego market are being executad,
but generally speaking bums are deterred from
chasing by the high prices of mooey, sad the mosatation
that matte will shortly become cheaper. Hreiery.-111
some warehouse there is no change to Dote. whilst
°then report that although trade was very quiet during
the emameocemeet of the week, there has since bete a
alight improvement in the shipping eels, mosequent oa
the state of the cotton market becoming rather truer.
There is nothing doing in the borne leads.—Nurttnyhu, ,
Journal.

0011.141.—Brarruroa•X, Q. 17.—At this day's market
there was a short supply of wheat from the farmers. tut
large quantity was offering by the Makes ; wd although we
snake no altsratioe in oar quotations. the two was is favour
tithe Myer. Fine barley guile se dear; light qualuni
cesepar. Oats rather °beeper. Blom Is. per qr. lower.
Peas Brio.

Bareror., Our. 27.—0 u oar market to-day there was s
moderate supply of fiaglish wheat. The trade closed quiet,
beldame being checked by the inoreased firmness of farmers,
For fonlgn a somewhat smpro►ed lagoiry, at fully previous
rates. Yaltmg barley quiet. For pied* bat little da.
mad, sad pries were Ms toss Wilt. The oat trade slow,
boyar having supplied themselves for the present. Maus
aims rather cheapen. Bear sod pees slow.

DEVIZia, OCT. 27.—At to-day's market the supply of
wheat was ooly moderate. At the commenoesient higher
prism ware asked, which °booked business, sod the trade
aimed dull, at lest woe's prime : 21s. was the highest price
we hoard M. Barley eras is ssodarate supply ; the quality
generally learns. For bast samples the trade was firm,
bat all inferior quaLthes dull at last week's prima 34a
was the highest prim. The trade is banns was hwy.
Other grain so change Bert white whist. 20s. to 215.;
bast red ditto. Us. to 20e. 6d. ; other sorts. 16e. to belt
beziey. 30e. to 355. ; oats, Ma to 275. ; beans. Bla to 24a ;
peas, 16.. to 215.; winter vetches, 36e. to 44a. ; fine Bon;
Ma. to 31s. 6d.; other flaw, 275. to 28e.
NAIICHINTIM, Orr. 27.—There wee a fair attoadasos at
oar market this morays. and wheat met *somewhat freer
rale, both Eighth and foreign mainlands( the eorreacy of
this day seanight. la the demand for Boar so improvement
was observable, bat previous prior were supported. la
osts or oatmeal no champ ma be noted. Beans aid ladle'
oars were each fully as dear.

?Twang, 00T. t6.—Hen the supply at wheat was toler-
able and with a Ilea January, prime were the same as here-
totem Baparior week of barley realised former quota-
time. The supply. of oak was •ot largo, and was takes oft
at late rats. No Important change took plat* la beans.

NXWBUIT, Ocr. 27.—A rather moderato 'apply of wheat
far this day's whet, and some demand far seed led to
a rather finner trade; Guest whits might be ls. dearer.
The show of barley sot improved either S. tlwalitY or gnu.
tity, bat malls( Naar dearer. Oats, hems, end per coo.
film dull.
Broccros-op-Ilms. Ocr. 28.—There was • madame
supply of grain at this day's market from the growers.
Wheat, best dry samples, 110111 at the fall of last
Wednerday ; damp sad inferior sorts mooed off wly et
saaltered prises. Barley mations. in fair request. Bans
sod peas the tarn elissper. Wheat,
_per gamier of
631 b. to the bushel—Durham sod lethal*, ved.
Sit. to 405.; white, 42e. to 44a.; south eonatry red, 40s.
to 415.; white, es. to 465.• old red, 42e. to 43e.; barley,
Oodles. per Imperial qr., Us. to ,28e.• so* feed, sew, 18e.
to Ilk; potato, 421 b. to tie head, 21115. to 345.; iseas,
141 s. to 46e.; per, feeding. 365. to 36e.

Uzasupoa, Ocr. 27.—Tha toads to-day is heavy. bat not
abeam, sad Use apply skirt. WIN,* Ma to 49a. ; bar-
ley, Ms. to 335. ; cots, 21a. to 255. ; beams, 38a. to 44a. ;
Psi% 40s. ; 774. 33,- Per V- _ _ _

EDINBC ZOE, OM 26. —As compuod with last week,
wheat wee 3e. down is the top, .ad U. dews an the aver.
ape. Berko wee 41d up an the top and le. bd. up oe the
average. Oats woe L. ap is the top, sod 3d. down on the
average, Beans were 2e. op is the tep. sad Re. sd. op on
the avenge. Meth, 33e. to Re.; hortof. 206 to Sta. 44;
ago, 16e. to 26e. 6d.; boas, 39a. to the.

OATTLIL-Biounenami, OCT. 27.-W• wen bat asodr
calmly supplied with beasts to-day. The best tads ruled
steady, upon rather easier term. The amber of shay oa
offer was smaller than oo Thursday last, the demand by
no imams active ; prior lower. Calvin wen a small /apply,
late pion mainland Fat pip • moderate supply, trade
steady. Best, bd. to Td. par lb. ; wither mutton.
ltd. to 84d. ; owe ditto, Id. to 7 jd. ; veal, 6d. to 74d.:
bacon pip, Bs. 641. to 9e. 10d. per soon ; porn* ding
9s. 9d. to 10a. id. par score.
Baceroi, Ocr. 27.-We had aygood supply of beef at oar
market to-day, bat the mama' of balms dons was less
than lest week. There was little neap is prices, best
samples sakes at from 665. to 68a., in sane ninnies Ms,
sod secoodary from 63a. to 65a. A ranee till show
of sheep, bet trade was ant so brick as het west,
although meat (1011111a1111 were nesintened. Be..
wieners changed hands at teen 70. to 84. per lb.,
and ewes sold at 71d.; bat • conidocablie mamba at the
pens remained fall 1111 the doss of tho whet. Nothit;
doing in nom cattle. Pair show of nail& cows, which sold
Esther better than they bare foe some time past, and prices
showed •
readily upward. A Tango show al pip, which
sold pigs ma
from 9s. 3d. to 6d., tad
I porkers tress 9a. Od. to 10a par soon. We had a capital
show al cartliceen and mares, bat the banana was limited.
NOW 0101•11, OCT. 26.-Clattle were • smaller supply
than moat, sad the demand for best sorts teAbar brisker.
Best beef, Bs. 6d. to 9e. per stone ; inferior, 7s. to Bs. A
liner supply of mutton this list week, especially of in-
toner morn-Beet node Bd. te BgB. per lb. ; interior. 7L
to TA Lamb made 88. per lb., sad calms realised Mat
week's rates. Bacon pip node 6s. 6d. to 6s. AL pir Mono ;
purkets, 6e. 9d. to 7a. 3d. Number at market--Saturday
Beans, 40 ; calms, 28 ; abeep,4o ; pigs„ 260. -Wednesday :
Bents, 220 ; sheep, 924; pip, 15.

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OP A OIRL ET PIMLICO.

At the Westminster Polies-court, yesterday, Mr.
Smyth, solicitor, noompuind by a nry reepeenble look-
jair=-' thatl.=l.7aultad.tbe pwao. tr.:triu homnek"--
was r
onsPanied had been for five months liading an immoral
life, sad she residol at • hone of ill-fame kept by • *a.
Louisa Beverley, at 47, fiesentenet, Punhoo. Mtn
Wollasd, the young woman is nuncios, was sees by bee
brother is perfect health at II o'clock os Monday sight
last, aed after apeskiag to her eheAmonaised him that else
would disoontione the dinsputatile life she wee India& Oa
the following day he received intelligenos of her death ie
this boon, sad on going there and demanding to see hie
sister, he wee refund. Is as hour, however, be was per-
milted to enter tbe bone, aad os unlade be feood his
eistees body. fin was quite dead, and lying os the floor is
a anis of nudity in the middle of the room. The body
=ted • shocking appearanos. It was sound with
and there were two or three cute an the face. The
room also exhibited symptoms of • desperate streak
h.,* tan pine ; the chairs were overtursed acid
whole piece was in great disorder. He thee demanded the
body, and it was refused, the woman (Mrs. Beverley) de-
dung that it should not be given up. As oadertaker was
ant with a eoffia, but two men were kept to guard the door,
sad aa entrance could sot be offend, neither would the
imprinter of the house give up the body. It was a hor-
rible sad shocking thing, end the matter was • moat painful
on to On brother.

111;:Selfeiialie was very sorry, bat he had no power to
isle/fere. TM comae was the woes' now who, as it were,
had the charge of the matter. He could sot isterfere with
the coroner. for the sum reason that the commer could
act interfere with him n his duties as a magistrate.
is reply to the magistrate, Mr. Smyth mid that the
03101111 ell wariest bad bees mud. What the brother
waisted, is Male Shag this remarkable affair should be
thoroughly elearedup, was that Me poet martens SIUM111:111-
tics el tbe body Mee' be made by a medical gentleman to
be .ate by
by the brother, and act the ammo who was
ly imipged Mrs.
Mr. 5.11, mid Use core.., wield see to that.
The brother, who was eery mach affected, remarked that
the rims, breeches, sad jewel/my beloagieg to hie Meter
were missing. She was well and in good spirits en Monday
sight. Two men at the door of 47, Suesex-etreet, kept the
Maio up sod retuned to allow him estrum, or the under-
taker he had seat.

&Hinman, OCT. 116.—The number of cattle this morn.
tog was more than on this day week, there being
542, at an Mame, of 158 hood. Demand was good,
and last week's prices wens fully maintained. Best
Beet 84. 9d. ; cornet, Bs. to Bs. fid. middling ; and
inferior, from 6s. 9d. to Is. &L per 'Puss. The
spply at sheep was lees. the auralier being 4.750, or
85 fewer than last week ; 1.413 of ware stare
Good sheep maintaiaed lint week's prior, bet the labeler
✓ota were difficult to sill. Beet mato% Bd. to 81d. ;
Cheviot ewes, 7d. to 7ed. ; black faced, sd. to 6W. pr lb.
Fed pip brought ss. 66. to 6s. per stools ; sic to eight
weeks ditto, from 9s. 6d. to 16s. a bead. Numbers is
niarkst—Fat cattle, 642 ; leen ditto, 241 ; maeh oowa 86 ;
sheep, 4,750 ; pip, 431.

Mr. belt* mid he weld do 'maxim in the matter, and sug-
gested that the pollee should be spoken to. He thought
Mr. Smyth bad better apply to Mr. Rolle or Mr. Howard,
the inspectors of the district, ad as. what had better be
do.. He (the worthy mandate) had we power to ia-
terfere.

BIRTHS, MAARLAGIS, AND DRATa&

BIRTHS.

CAVOMISIL—Octothe 2.4. at Hertfordotheet, Mot fair. Wm C.
Cavendish, of a ans.
COVNlY.—Oetober 11, at Walton Coyaey, 6thifordahlre, the wife
of W. M. Gang, of aeon.
115 6.—October 26, at Crlppiegate-bathitags, Wood rtre,t.
load, the wife of J. C. Fisher. Mao., of • soil.
FIMPLING.-4.lthothe 21, at Bet e. hew t.aaustoury, the wife
of Captain Freehaa. ILA., of • moo.
HALs*L—OctoberSea. 13. at Knowsley, Lu3cashlre, the wile of G. C.
H et awe.
MAYHMAIL —October at New-treat, Spring-gardens, the
Ldy Coastasee Wareham, of a non.

Yr. &myth mid he would adopt the elegielaste's emu.
ties, aad lett the emit with Mr. Walked.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

kilo Per Met. Total, Neal
aMtaraTa. open. singers. °handles. Lift NIL
Week ending Aug. 13, ag
Great Soothers of India . 79 260 304 642 441
Weekending 0.-t. 8.
Grand Trunk of Umtata —1633 27,661 61,731
Week endleg Oct. 12.
adroit and Milwaukee I6Y
%Ma 6,198
Great Central of Belrduin 1,669 4,664
Work ontinag Oct. 14.
Ores* Wedges el Cana& 164 12,136
Week es4tng Oct. 20.
Widen Matters Inman . egg US 110 US US
Week ending Oct. U.
West Slanders 75 ea 146 1,643 UM
Weak ending
Kent Coot

HAHELtHEft.
ittlf3—LLOYD.—October 26, et fit ate Weetboaree.
Path, by the PAT. H. W. Jew, of Earten DaYl4 idwerd.
Boa of the late Nov. Ism, et Pitsalio, • to
Charlotte Harriet, daeghter of the late Z. J. Lloyd, Ise , 04
Idatoostone House, elicitation'.
1112V/TON—TAYLOIL—October IS, at et Marylebone Marc 4
by the is,. J. P. Oanick, George holland. Boa of O.
Newton. Beg., of Hameserendth, to ftlisalietk, widow of the
late J. TaAor,.T.r., at at Jobiateivece. howents-park.
HOOKS—Pk) w —October fib. at ths pert& church. All
Gordotioaaare, by the Rev. A. R. Oodsoa, the Lev. W.
J. H Hooke, vicar of Turista, Lancashire, to Catherine, widow
of the Bev. I. P. Parker.

DEATH&
ALLlN—Oetober kg at Dedmatildpbee, Anne Allen. the 4d.
[Advertisement.]—Houowres OINTKINT AND eat seavivlag daughter el A. Abr, Id.
Ptue.—Tris Bum W•l.—To pus say sad there are din Noy ClLAVEN.—Oetober St, at Dammetteare. Drlertiton, C. J. Craven
ways, bat there le always a best way. This staidisall %drake ' eled 110.
with wonderful force es lielloways rowdies. dela tedeame , 11111071TNN—Ortober IN at Luedowne-road, Credos. Coro'
11l by devise dads metiers tem the frame, by repartee llae /Mae, et Ife of Hr. J. OrliDds, essd f.
broken or injured structures, and by establialung regularity of WAAL—October IS. la b.r 175 k rear, Lk; daughter of 1.
action. Thu Is the may isle sod feasible method of combaUng Id, of Park-read. Upper lowa,y,
diseases and seemed sound health. With pare blood, goad INNZ.—Ootobsr IS, at Odebeoake Islingtost L L litter,Fe4
digestion, strung weed and perfect heactional oder, Ned
essleal • my be vasqulded. sad head surely re-reteldeed.
The Waitaki wad bealthy qualities of Rolloways Otaimed Prided d Mailed by MIAMI Eme am" of 740.
render it inealeable Ia the miner, for lowland scoatehee, • Lemberddrest, Ia de City of Leedom. Prlater, st id
sod sores, for allaying iblisaumoilona redeciag ewe aid dad, Is lembardetreet. la the Yloolesol d Whliefriare.-.
cleansing unhealthy idan. 'mat, Ociessas