The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-02 00:00:00

PIIOVIZIOIAL &ELM KARZITIL

Lregarool., 00r. 1.-Bales today :-Greet Eastern 461 1
Lancashire and Yorkshire. 10• 111 I f -London and North
Western, pt}-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 1/64
120) 1--South &stern, 8.4-Ituffsio and Lake Huron,
4 1646 6-Great Luxembourg, 14 11-16 I-Illinois Cantrai,
paid up, 61-Lyle. ex ainessmenta.ffitdbrudon and Yost, roe-
pod lalirLotlion FiraDoa geanakref life, 71e. n-Live tied Gas,
SOS -British and Irish Ilagnetic Telegraph, A, 66 lie-Grtat Ship,
&L-Scinde, Deihl, 106 .
BIRMINGHAM, OCr. L -Birmingham Banking Company's shares
emoted Banda at 261 today also Birmingham Town and Dis-
trict at 14. In railways, London and North Western offered at
Sti-Shropshhe Union stock at 461-and Birmingham Guaran-
teed at 764. Buyers appeared In Birmingham Canals at Pie-
Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, at SOO-Dudley mid West
Bromwich Bank. at 51--Stourbridge and Kidderminster Bank,
at 114-and South Staffordshire Waterworks, at (IL 16s. 161.

Ritenrrion or • NUN.—This morning the cere-
may of investing a young lady with the veil and holy habit
of the Sisters of Mercy took place in the Chapel d Our
Lady of the convent in Bennoodasy, in the presence at • large
' number of the English Roman catholic clergy sad
bliss Stourtoo, the lady who took the veil, is about twisty
yam of age, :ad a member of a highly !amenable family in
the west of RaglaccL
Finn AND P aoaLsix Loss or Lim—Shortly
before midnight last night Mee were beard in Great Wiled.
Harin&!kste of " and "help," proceed-
ing from the premise. belonging to Yr. 0 . Green, a baker,
carrying on bean o at No. 36, in the above thoroughfare.
In the pomp on the ground floor Nary Green, a female
aged 60 years, was MSG enveloped in dames. The fire about
the poor creature was sot extinguished until she wee so
dreadfully burned that it was found nomeary to envoy
her to the hospital, where she remains with scarcely a
chance of recovery.
CROYDON GREAT MICR/LEAMAN CATTLE FATS,—
(THIS DAY.)—The gnat three day adds sad bone fair
oomed this morning with the matomary formalities. The
supply of well fed and stock beasts was shove the swap
the sheep fair was also well supplied with some docks .of
South Downs and prime Lehmann The show of banes
comprised priocipally these it for agricultural purposes, but
carnage and raffle horses, cobs and hacks, were very limited
in number.

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THE GLASGOW 11MIDWIL num...—vve are in-
formed that Hr George Grey, the Home Secretary, his corn-
munieated with a gentleman of high legal official position
in Edinburgh, instructing him to inquire and report to the
Home-office as to the trial of Mee. Macklin. We wider-
stand that the report of this gentleman will he in the hands
of Sir George Grey very Boon. We may add that the
official personae referred to is neither the Lord Ade*
este nor Lord Dees. The moms authorities have also been
bestirring themselves in the matter. On Monday after-
noon, the Lord Advocate visited Glasgow on the el:blest,
and as the result, we presume, of his visit, Mr. Join
Gemmel, the Fiscal of Lanarkakire, was engaged yesterday
in taking the depositions of witnesses who have made Att.-
mate since the prisoner was convicted. The depoeiMose
were, of coulee, taken privately. The jury also met last
night in the Clarence Hotel, Georgeaguare, Glasgow, having
been convened by the foreman. After a long deliberation,
the jury decided that they could see no greeds to alter
their opinion as to the widows, as expressed, through their
verdiet.—Scautoss.

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DI•BOLICAL ATTEMPT TO OVERTURN A PARIENGER
TRAIN. —About huffiest 9 o'clock on Tuesday evening,
an attempt was made to upset a passenger train on
I the East leneashire Railway, as it was proceeding
from Preece to Accrington. The train emulated of
an twine and two carriages, and retained about twenty
As it pared down the iodine beneath the
Cifamed iloghton Tower, sod was approaching the viaduct
over • stream called the Deers, the forewbeels of
the elapse came upon something which caused the engine to
jerk, but as it Mae to the driving wheel it was dragged
forwards • few wards, and thee oat into two
visor This was Immediately followed by the train
raring off the line. The train tore along for up-
Innis of fifty yards, but at length it wee brought toe stand
jest as it had Greened the viaduct. The presagers werennash
alarmed, and as the teeth 011ie spell the Viaduct many be-
lieved that they cothl seemly escape death. The obstruc-
tion was found to bee railway her, 3 feet long, which had
been placed amen the boo
A SINOCILAZ AND FATAL ACCIDENT *AT AIPLE-
DOW. Drow.—On Banal lest a woman of the name of
Gregory, living at West Appledore, was playing with her
thild, ten mouths old. and dancing it on the table, holding
it rather loosely, and it appears to have been standing rather
near the edge, when the child laughing) bounded back-
wards, and fen over the table to the floor, the little creature
pitching on its head, and being killed on the spot.
Facers OT A KING. —The fears entertained u to
what might be the fate of the King of Araucania tora out,
aooordhig to the Cou,ritr des Etats. Vale, to be groundless.
That journal states that °Mi. Antoine I. has anocesded
in making his escape from his prism by braking away
one of the iron bars of his window. A river wee leo-
inedlately below, but being a Food swimmer le did
not hesitate to attempt getting rem, gradeall, I
getting off part of his clothes, which as Ow 60•1114 dun
the stream were teed at by the Chairs, wbo rah &sea far
NlluNdTzag
the King himself. Ervin enomeded is the ewe-
aite side he met some females, who gar him a bat le
=his head from the sr. Since that time bsa
heard of him, but the opinion yr that he Alt-
itude& to taking refuels hia kiudoss.