The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1862.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(TIM DAY.)

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The Jemmy leteieu of the above court wee olde
elr
minim by the Riot lice. the Lord Mayor, the
dlderisesSiz IL W. Ceram W. Ls °model'. end I.
C. Lamm*: Mr. Sheriff enamel, Mr. S6riff Twenty-
=lS, Mr. Under Sheriff Fame, Mr. U. Sheriff Gam.

There are 68 prisoners for trial at this mein. •
The Recorder. in his charge to the pawl jury, rid be
wee son
charge jto talfozi r t
Ii •
et In 1 21/ Ittr t depositionst fined one
that the prisoner bed the ewe es sharp al • house,
and that the swim of the house desired him
to remove, aced be refused to do ss awl so
attempt was node to mem his by feces. The prison's,
it appeared, blossi late ewe el the musk sad the
door was toned epee, end It was Oen oberwed that he bed
• knife in hisliesid. eel be threetseed to ens aurae U
the body wintered the room. The premeator, nottr:it
standing this threat, weat ia, aad it appeared that the
prisoner imamditely stabbed hit in the abdomen, and In-
distpeetties which caused hie deith. It these facia should
be be sold, it apposed to him that the grand jury
ciewid to • true bill for wilful murder. There is
siatbse am to be brought before them which was of rather
lai=ez elimmeeer. The prosecutor was the brother of the
It and appeared that the latter had endeavoured
to borrow some mew of his brother, and an appointment
was made to receive it. The two brothers seemed to ham
walked about for a considerable time, and at length, when
they were in a lonely place, close to a piece of water, the
=r made a moat desperate attack upon hie
with • life preserver, and wounded him
very ewer* and then attempted to throw him
into the water. Them did not appear to be any mo-
tive for this pressedlieg es the part of the prisoner,
but if the feels should le proved as they appeared in the
depositions, it would be their duty, at all events, to return
• hoe bill against the prisoner for feloniously wounding
CT:tor with intent to do him grievous bodily harm.
anted Recorder then referred to one or two other

sear in the calendar, and concluded by dismissing the
pied jiry to the performance of their duties.
John Corms Sneak surrendered to receive the judgment
of fie evert
s. . . . . . .

—Tbie pete7war, it will be remembered, wu convicted at
• meat =Use el abeeendiag hum his creditors, after
baring bees adjudicated • bankrupt, end it was all that
be took property away with him of the value of 2,0001. A
*at of law was reserved in the primmer's tuna:, which
had been dismissed and decided against him, and he was
emesquently aped np to receive the judgment of the
court.

pon the application of Mr, Metcalfe, the sentence Iry
postponed to the next session, but the Recorder refused to
admit the prisoner to haiL

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DIY.)

MARLBOROUGH STREET.
AITIMPTILD NORM IT • MULL

Audi Rladea an unfortunate, and who has wail Ulnas
been charged at this court, was brought up, charged with
attemptiog to murder Thomas Foskett, potmao at the Duke
of York, Uoicm.street, Oxfordetreet, by stabbing him with
a knife,

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The Khmer had once before assaulted Foekett, and was
sentenced to seven days' imprisonment in default of paying
the fine, and there is little doubt that it was • ['slim of
revenge for his having appeared against her that induced her
to commit such a desperate moult on him, it evidently
being her intention from the threat she made use of to
take his life.

The following certificate was handed to the magistrste
" Middlesex Hospital, Jan. 27.
" I hereby certify that Thomas Fitekeit is a patient hi
this institniam, suffering from a severe punctured wound
of the ear, and is not in aat state to be removed.
" WM. N. Maas au, House Surgeon."
James Harrold, 207 0, said—On Saturday eight I was
called to the Duke of York, and there saw a man bloodies
from the bead. I asked who bad does it, and before the
Landlord could speak the prisoner eaiid, I did it, and meant
to do it" I then took her into custody.
Joseph Reid, 60 D—l was called to the hones, and saw
the prisoner there, and the man Foskett skiing on a font,
bleeding from the head copiously. Prisoner said, "Look hers.
fatty (the constable is a stout ir.aal, so help me God, I did
it, and intended to do so." I then asked where the knife
was, and the landlord said be had put it away, but gave it
to me. It is the knife produced. The prisoner had been
drinking, but well knew what she was about. The knife
had blood on it at the time. I then took Foekett to the
Middlesex Hospital.

Mr. George Atherfold, landlord of the Duke of York,
Uaion•atreet, said—l have known the prisoner as a desperate
character for some time past, and had forbidden her to come
to my house. On Saturday night she (1112213 in and annoyed
my customers, and I told her that if she did not keep quiet
I would turn her oat. She then said, '' If you do it will
be a bad job for you, for I've got something in my
pocket" She then said eh* muted to speak to Foakett,
but I would not allow it. She then went into the taproom,
where Foakett, my potrumi, was, and he came out in about
two minutes, bleeding and stabbed through the ear. The
prisoner put the knife on the counter, and 1 took it up.
She then said she meant to do it sod hoped she had killed
bin,. She also said .• I meant this for you, and will
do it when I come' out." The prisoner has also threat.
cued my daughter. Foakett at the tame warn in the taproom
about his business.
Edward Clements, stableman, at 68, New Bond-street,
said—l was in the taproom at the time, and was a little &s-
-tapes off. I saw the prisoner put her hand into her pocket
and take the knife out and open it, and then my, " There,
you take that, you have:given me seven days." She then
made a downward stab at loakett, his beck being towards
her.

Mr. Albertold—l have not the least doubt that she meant
to have stabbed me, as I am told a person saw her with the
knife in her hand when she tried to speak to me.
Mr. Tvrwhitt—l shall remand her to see the result of the
wound, which I trust wdl not prove fatal.
Prisoner was then remanded.

and yet be mid be bad advised Is to keep
*dr shiiirea under control tMY they came to
meta mime yews ; bat tfr. Wiriest% we $ arse guile
eat cit Dr. Iltymisees theory, mei guile bum& hie NOS
etiries--esl we doer trees his *we dittementi *A Yr.
Whams wield le better whoa beams Me psomedon
it hie edit= in 11111, thst weld liii aid* yews atter
he cisme et sad that it h• had bis own
way be weld =this I Milinif UM time.
Next cense Dr. wise inele
his leading error. being list Meet enien the regime
in which htr. Windham's welted! besepinest Dm Delealf's
salaam was egos Is ebiedies. tit eilef it which was that
It waste, meek peed • limeys! Maims. The learned
connwel Has priceeded to emmre this with the miasma
gime tar the petitiouers by Dr. Winslow, Dr. Kayo, sad
Dr. Southey. lie showed by the evidence at these (astir
men that idiots and imbeciles might conduct titemeelese
with care and propriety at the dinner table sod la society,
and this was the state sad condition which the law contem-
plated in putting such persons wider the benevalesit are of
the Sovereign. With this he would leave the medical evi-
dence, and proceed to the general evidence in the cam.
fThe teamed counsel was proceeding with his addrow
whoa oar report left.]

OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
(THIS DAY.)

The second half-yearly meeting of shareholders
was held at the London Tann ; Mr. Cam in the chair.
The following is the mind* feature of the report :
" After the payment of all claims for losses, averages. and
returns, adjusted to the 31st Daosuaber INA, together with all
husiness charges, and also making Freebies ferasecond third
cit tt3Frelimin"Y ealtessle, lbws reemined a surplus of
125, . 6s. Gd. on the 31st December last. In accord-
ance with the views of the Wreckers, communicated to the
last isaatal meeting of shareholders, the board advise
that no division of profits shall take place until the
cri= of three years has afforded • baais as which •
of profits can safely be made : and they, there-
fore, reeommead that interest oinzzital at the rate of 5
per wet, nisking 10,0001., be to the proprietors
for the year trading 1881, that the residue of
115,6531.8.. Id. be carried forwerd want the current risks
and liabilities of the company. The directors are happy
to report that the new premises an rapidly approaching
completion, and will be available far the Dumdum of the
°mammy in the approaching 'prin."
Oa the motion of the Climates', seconded by Mr. Bur,
the report was unanimously adopted, and a dividend of 5 per
mak declared, payable on the 31st inat.

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAI4

Two /Via=

The funds to-day are firmer, and a fresh im-
provement of 1 per cent. has taken plane. The
other markets are likewise firm, and the tendeeey
of prices is rather favourable. The principal fea-
ture of interest is a rise in Mexican Bonds and in
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway stock. The
continued rise in the Paris Bourse inspires a hope-
ful feeling.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rea-
ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened
at 71fr. 40c., showing a fresh advance of 1 per
cent. since Saturday.
The scrip of the Moorish Loan remains
steady at 5 to 51 prem.
Consols are officially marked 921, 934, and92l for
money, and 93 for the account. The present quota-
tion is 93 to / both for cash and the 6th Feb. The
official business report is as follows :—Bank stock.
2t2, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New
Three per Cents., 921, 4, ; Thirty Years' Annui-
ties, 1885, 15 9-16 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per
Cont. Stock, 106, 1051, 1061 ; ditto Bonds,
Ws. prem.; Five per Cent., " enfaced " rupee
paper, 1001 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.,
1061 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 19s. prem.; ditto
June, 235. pram.
There is an active demand for Mexican bonds,
which, after being purchased as high as 301, are
last marked 301. Venezuela are likewise inqaired
for. Turkish have declined 1 per cent., the loan of
1864 being now quoted 831 to f, and that of 1868,731
to 744. Sales are recorded as follows :—ltalian
Five per Cents., 631, ex div. (exchange 251 r.);
Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 30, 29j,
301, 1, ; Portuguese Three per Conte., 18113, for
acoount, 47, 484, ex div. ; Russian Fonr-and-
a-Half per Cents., 921, ex div. ; ditto
Three per Cents., 1859, 60 ; Sardinian
Ave per Cents., for account, 78, ; Spanish
Three per Cents., for account, 531, 521,
ex div. ; ditto, New Deferred Three per
Ceuta. for account, 43, ex div. • the Commit-
tee's Certificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents.,
1854, for account, 851, 1; ditto Six per Cents.,
1858, for account, 731, 741; ditto 1001. Bonds,
751 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104;
Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 241, f.
The Moravian has arrived from Melbourne with
191,0001. in gold. The Asia, from New York, has
brought 41,0001.
The present level of the exchanges allowing a
profit on the exportation of gold to the Continent,
the withdrawals from the Bank are increasing. The
amount taken on Saturday was 80,0001., princi-
pally foreign coin.
To-morrow, at 2 o'clock, is the last day for sending
in tenders for the Victoria Six per Cent. Loan of
1,600,0001. Owing to the frequency of these appli-
cations, there is no eagerness to subscribe. Many
of the old subscribers to these loans seem indif-
ferent to take the present issue unless they can get
it at a fraction over 102.
The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was
steady, with sales to the extent of 5,000 bales.
The dividend on Berwick Railway stock is
officially announced at the rate of 5 per cent.
per annum, against 51 at the corresponding period
of last year ; on York and North Midland at the
rate of 44 per cent per annum, against 6 last
year ; and on Leeds Northern stock at the rate of
21 ,per cent. per annum, against 3 last year.
The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western
Railway Company is called for the 21st Feb., and
that of the Blackwell Railway Company for the
18th Feb.

Great suocess having been achieved by individual
proprietors of the great metropolitan circulating
libraries, a new joint stock company has been
formed under the title of "The Library Company
(Limited)." It is proposed, by means of a judi-
ciously framed scale of subscriptions, to furnish all
classes of readers with a large supply of books in
every department of English, formv, and colonial
Literature, directly they are issued from the prem.
Original shareholders, in addition to their rights as
proprietors, are to receive special privileges in the
way of subscription. The capital is to be 100,0001.,
in shares of 11. each.

It is notified that the Severn Valley Railway will
j
be opened throughout, from Shrewsbury to a uno-
tion with the West Midland Railway at Hartle-
bury, on the let Feb., for passengers and goods
traffic.

WA regard to the French budget, the circular
of Mews. Joseph Travers and Sons observes as
under :

The chief event of the week has been the publication of
the longlooked.for statement of M. Fould, the French
finance minister, and although it produced for the coonest
some little dismay on the Paris Boone, from the candour et
its revelations regarding the extent of new taxation tool-
sate to restore the equilibrium of revenue and expenditure,
it seems in England to have been regarded with approval.
No material attempt is to be made to wipe off or reduce the
addition to the public debt, caused during the last three
years by the fact of the government having spent a total of
more than 40 millions sterling beyond their receipt,; bat
the European public will be well satisfied if the system
of excessive and exhaustive outlay is to be abolished for
the future. The proof afforded by the anxiety dis-
played by the Paris financiers at the scale of taxation
already acknowledged to be essential even to maintain
solvency under the proposed system of retrench-
ment which reduces the army to 400,000 men, has hem
pointed out as a guarantee that the Emperor will endeavour,
in his European policy, to avoid, at all events for the pre-
sent, provoking any resumption of war in lady or elsewhere ;
and it is felt that every year during which France is per-
mitted quietly to develop her commercial resource' will
have a great effect in weaning the people from the thirst far
military domination. Consequently, among the trading
classes of the United Kingdom, there is a general disposi-
tion to take an improved view of continental affair; and to
wish M. Fould every moons in his creditable efforts. The
intimation that among the new imposts to be levied an addi-
tion of the duty on sugar figures for the sum of 1,160,0001.
hsa attracted attention ; buts it appears that unless in case
of unexpected necessity it will not be brought into operation
until July, 1863, and that the amount of the increase,
spread over the immense consumption of France, will not
be vary eppreciable, the measure has not had the slightest
influence on prices either in the French markets or in our
own.

The Australian anniversarydinner will take place
at the Freemasons' Tavern on the 12th of Feb-
ruary.

SLTUSDAT Evssuiro.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 " sellers,"
for money and the 6th February, opened this
morning at 921 to 4, and closed at 924 to 93.
The official business report is as follows :—Thres
per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4 ; ditto for
account (Feb. 6), 924 ; Bank Stock, 243, 241;
Three per Cents. Reduced, 922, 4, f ; New Three
pa. Cents., 924, 2 ; India Five per Cent. Stock,
1061, 106; ditto Bonds, 23e., 25e. prem. ; Four
per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 864 ; ditto Five
per Cent, 1004 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.,
1064, f.
The India Five per Cent. stock was steady at
1052 to 106. The rupee paper continues in demand,
with a scanty supply.
Exchequer Bills were quoted als. to 23a. prem. ;
and India Bonds, 23e. to 255. prem.
The foreign stock market was quiet, but prices
were steady. Mexican Bonds continue in request,
confidence being inspired by the appointmeot of
Messrs. Baring Brothers as manta to the loan.
The shares of the Colonial Bank were inquired
for to-day and better. Other bank shares were
steady. Crystal Palace Preference Stock was in
demand. A further decline of about 11. took place
in Peninsular and Oriental Steam.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Ooesn Marine In-
surance, St to 4 prem. ; Thames and Mersey
Marine, 1 11-16 to 113- 16 prem. ; Universal Marilee
Insurance, 14 to 14 dia. ; Loudon and Freehold
Marine, 4 dia. to 4 prem. ; Mercantile Firs, 7-16 to
9-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, 4 dia. tepee ;
London and South of Ireland. Direct Telegraph,
4to2prem.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

AMllllll.llffir, J.ax,..IS.—PRONOTIONX AID AP-

dlidnddimt—ideataal die T. J. Cochrame. 0.C.8., to re-
dile He go•dl awls* paribie, meat by forEsse of M-
aid Sr Z. D. Lbs i, KALIL
arbia A. Neo% to h aw et the naval aidmde-eamp
lobar liejonly the QINSII, TM Demo% promoted to be •
aer-simbiaL
iimistaat-Payarbers : J. S. Margaa. to the Mo." ; M.
OW. Markham, to the Excellent ; and J. Goodman tin
eharga4, to the 111/111ise.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 26.

TLe Euryalus, 51, screw frigate, was cow m ts-
imbed ou Saturday mornmg by Captain Amender C. Cor-
es. for the de; of Beer..tiliniral J. Stanford, to relieve
Bra Mtuiral Sir James Bops, K.C.S., on the China
sistioa.
The Shannon, 31, screw frigate, Captais JamesF. B.
Watawright, steamed out of harbour yesterday afternoon,
and anchored at godhead, to take in her powder and shell.
The Scourge, t, steam sloop, Commends, 800. William J.
Ward, ie duly expected at Spitheed from the If editerraneam
Is pay utf, basing been in commission upwards of three
years sod a ball.
The Investigator, steam vessel, arrived at Sphhead this
1.011121.0 g horn Woolwich.

WOOLWICH, JAL XL
Tlic Buffalo stuatn vessel, Master Commander
th-ostA. which arrived last week from the West 'last of
Africa, WIA paid off at thigyard yesterday. and ber Grew
(pasted the usual leave of absence. The sealisesess gawks
saes were entered on the books of the Fragerd derekip se
disposable supernuntemise of the diet.

CHATHAM, Jen. 28.
The Admiralty have decided on not fitting the
lino screw frigate Iteeistanos, 18, with a movable iroa bow-
sprit. to draw in sad out like a telescope, es was at tint
tritearled, and she is now to be furnished with a &sad iron
bevreprit, weighing nearly five tow, similar to that placed in
the meter ship Deteaws, 18. The 'roe meats for the Resit-
era, whisk weigh, ie the aggregate, upwards of JO tow,
bars ami'sd from the establishment of Mears. &muds
Mmeers, where they were manufactured, and have beat
shipped as heard the Oalypeo, 18, said the 13411.41101 is
seedy to be =deem' is receive them on bout

THE BAANEJI MONDAY VOLUNTERR
DAMMING, AT BRIGHTON.

Lord Ranonib has deetenised, with tbe went
et a very begs smaaber et the emmodleg oars of intro-
paten volustensols, to bon another wend review
and isid day at aea Bann Meek, nelf,Mvi Wm'
Mese at width will in if • be are impair* shamener
Mrs these of bet year. Load Mineingh ski Wham to bia
spines that the volientsine ranks asenetesally
Den then the men nudism of end bel=ba
to mar the military dutireateYei apes the bet
sot mare attrsetive, sad entiesse ill.=
by lielpde field days sod
on:laidrr=signitsrlonstint they of
bebreeght to • faun of their stliny by
mesh evolutions in they w required to earryliod=
se essay. Another point proposed se inasieved ie M pewee
Ile facility with which a very lenpsenberef volustairesseld
be throws at a gives time as any put of ear coast which
Eight be threatened by tendon. The eircumstann of a
fine day at Brighton, whilst He eimeelle prevailed at Wim-
Vane List Enter Monday, ha. bad s powerful initairoce.
111 an noon the minds of commenting eiona, eeetainly
upon those of the general body of eines sod sienna of
tie various corps, in raising a dean be a lei a ky wider
Led itimelegh, at Brightoo. The Wiedi " Wintadoe"
sprats to suggest • cold, damp, and any seneephoe, if
sim ens the 'tall greater evil of a incest sank* mot day
to the volunteer. It in anticipated, therefore, that the no-
bniner review to be held at Brightoo on Easter Moodaywill be
elllncled by double the number of voluoteen from the steno-
pelts prawn on the lest OCC4IOO. The aggregate Denier, k-
eeling those of the Claque Ports and adjoiung esenties,
lop been already estimated at 25,000, hot this we inn se
onmeratioa. Anwnipit the regimen . whose essentseden
eines have already, it is stated, anented, et cense,
lye Swath Midden:, the City Rifle Weds, the West
Middlesex, the 3rd City of London. the whole of the Tower
Masales Corps, the let Surrey, the 7lia berm. the 19th
may, the snood Administrative Battalion of Middlemen,
Ilae lib Middlesex, the Central Lanka, the Finsbury
Milks, the Ines of Court, the 36th Peibingles, the 37th
Miesesalwary Rides ; and as a proof of the Wag exhibited
*same of the regiments which perneinded is the imble-
lis of Lin year, Union mewls seeMiseed that
mire se Ainsoiteciencat wee at. es lends to this

Barth Middlesex (nth), at Albampoloss• Herb oa Wed-
asslay evening !sat, that it was Lod Midold's iota:Poo
Soy Assad
g.
thisrorto i*sa. it was resolved by the
asses mitt' load c kWh: dassasstrobese of oaks-
asksa bay. boss =prowled b othr soaps whit wok at
Vialiodois last year, sad flea is she a baker helium
mom* wreak Asa Um provioisaly ex.
iced, so that they. is it of trash vitigkimats as the
Qom's, the Loses Is, ha. taking
part a the Brighton WIWI. he se the capabilities of
the linghtoo R•Bway as osustasil Levi Isasisgh ix-
ClOshimaelf with corifidansk sad sinks that they will
troo a still 1110111 liberal oak ihsa those at lost year,
hat this aatastrophe of Clayks naiad itisasot be forgotten.

Tas TRANAIT OF THI MOMS TO CANADA.—It
Dm appeared daring the week (mays the Observer), es the
authority of a ammo from Portland, in !he State of Blaine,
eat a telegraphic rumour wee afloat that a cominnaleatioa
bed bees received by the Awakes authorities at that port
frau 11r. Seward, authodeieg them to permit the transit
of troop and munitions of war by the breach railway that
seas through the United States to join the Grand Trunk
below Quebec. This intelligence has hem given and
emetmented on is the Portland newspapers. It was
given ai a rumour, and is still nothing more. No
latimation has reached our own government here.
It it had been communicated by Mr. Seward, it
weld vulie of course be the regular mill in the form of a
ileapatch. sod not of a telegraphic mousse. It may—if
leaastnitted—reach Loudon tomorrow or next day by the
issgalio mail, and will, of course, be suitably acknowledged.
Bat it is not at all likely that the usual course will be de-
ported from, of **Win our troops through our own domi.
alma. Inked, all of them that are likely to go to Oanada,
Were the spring, will be well es their way before any
esserer could arrive on the other side, which would take
estetbee fortnight. Indeed, the most ouroplete preparations
be,. keen made for the conveyance of the troops won the
300 miles of road, by easy Stagoll is sledges, in to days, and
every accommodation has Leen secured for their comfort and

safety. As to the munitions of war, their tninsit is only
question of time, wherein no danger or privations WO to be
parted against.