The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-03 00:00:00

FATHER IGNATIUS AT MANCHESTER.

Last evening the Corn Exchange, Hanging
Ditch, Manchester, was dowdy crowded in every part
with an audience apparently composed of every shade of
religions opinion, who had assembled to hear Father
Ignatius preach "On the Day of Judgment." Shortly
before the service commenced an attendant seconded
the platform bearing a crucifix, which he placed on a
table. This was the signal for an outburst of
hisses, which wan kept up for some time, and then
drowned by the cheers of a counter party. A little after 7
Fatherlgnatius came forward, aceompanied by Brother
Brannock and a company of choristers. His appearance
was greeted with mingled cheers and hisses. Proceeding to
the front of the platform, Father Ignatius rid the audience
mast bear in mind that he and hie :needs had come there
to worship God, and if they persisted in those interruptions
be would leave them se a company of heathens instead of
Christians. (Cheers.) Father Ignatius proceeded :I do
not want any applause ; I have onme here to worship God,
and sotto beapplanded by guilty inners. (Here, and cheers.)
At this time but few of those in the room had taken off their
hats, and the rev. gentleman, again coming to the front of
the platform, said, • I am ashamed of you ; and unless
every one of you take off your bats, I will instantly leave
the room." After • short pause, during which most of the
gentlemen in the room uncovered their heads, Father Igna.
tin said he was perfectly disgusted with their conduct ; be
did not expect to have seen such things in tbe city of Man-
chester—(hear, beat)—they were little better than heathens.
(A Voice, " Turn him out," mingled with cheers and bimetal
Father Ignativa None of you were obliged to come here ;
I never asked anyone to come, except to worship God,
and if any of you have come for • different purpose, you
had better go out. —A short pause ensued after this deli-
very, during which the disturbance subsided, and
Father Ignatius proceeded with the service. A alight
interruption took place whilst he was singing, but it
was of short duration. The rev. gentleman selected as the
subject of his discords* the 25th chapter of Matthew,
and the 6th vase: "At midnight there was a cry made,
behold the bridegroom cometh, go ye out to meet him.
During the discourse, which lasted upwards of an boar, only
one interruption took plea, and at the close a collection was
made to defray expenses, the surplus to be applied to "the
extension of the cause of the ministry io Manchester and the
opening of a adagios for the poor." When the service was
cmacled, a great somber of people of both sexes hurried
forward to the platform, and Father Ignatius was omit-
Vied for fully a quarter of an boor in shaking hands with
them, till be wee apparently exhausted by the preseere
of their setlandasm. After • eonsiderable partial
of the audience had left the rem, Father Ignatius
returned to the platform, and stated that he lad his
oaadjuten had established "a third order" in Manchester.
for toe benefit of thorns who, although living in the world,
were willing to triad themselves by certain rules to the
church. A number of Manchester men had already joined
the order, and facilities would be afforded at the sionelusio•
of the meeting for any person who was willing to do so, to
join them. We (Manchester Examiner) believe an
inter-
view afterwards took place between Father Ignatius and •
number of ladies and gentlemen who desired to join the
connexion.
Placards have been posted in Worcester sasonacing that
Father Ignatius intends paying • visit to that city in a few
days, to lecture on the glittd. of " Monks and Monas-
teries for the Church of

The death took place last week, at Bembridge,
Isle of Wight, of the Rev. J. T. H. IA Ilesnrier, erchdeseon
of the church of England in Yalta, and for 34 yams chaplain
of the forces in that ialand.

At the annual speech day and prize distribution
of the Manchester Free Grammar School, on Saturday, the
High Master said the academical honours o( the past year
had berm equal to the sbuidard of former years. They had
now at Bellied College, Oxford, four mes,ftwo as exhibi-
tioaors and two ea scholars, giving them a position whisk
no
other school in England except Marlborough Gould
equai. Professor Roger., the professor of political economy
at Oxford, sad one of the examiners, expressed an opinion
that the school might be greatly enlarged, and that, con-
sidering the size sad importance of the city, they ought to
be able to have double the number of scholars. Re :e-
-1 marked th►t Manchester, when it first appeared at the
university local examinations, held a position the worst of
any in England ; now it had assumed nearly, if not entirely,
the first position in respect to the more eassatisl and rudi-
mastery branches of learning.

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A revival of Mauppa, in which the involuntary
equestrian will be represented by a lady—Miss Ada Imam
Meoben—will signalise the opening of Astlay's to-night.
DEATH OF ML DAVID MORBID, M.P.—A vacancy
in the House of Commas has occurred by the &came of
Mr. Morris, member for the Carmarthen district. The hon.
gentleman, who died on Friday morning at his Drat in Car-
martheashire. was the principal is the old banking firm of
Morris and Sons. of Carmarthen, and from his great load
ioflustice he bad for twenty-seven years represented Car-
marthen in parliament. He wai a strenuous supporter of the
ballot and Um abolition of church rates.

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eONSECRATIONTI; LL SAINTS' CHURCH, Ne►R
WARWICK. —The ceremony of consecrating this DOW and
elegant edifice (the munifimat gift of a lady residilailthe
vicini►y) by the Lord Bishop of Wormier took on
Thursday last, in the presence of a and Kimble
coogregatios, amongst whom were Lord arses
Lady Leigh,
Lady Willoughby de Broke, the Hoe. Him Verney, Lady
Mordaust, Lady Emily Foley, Lady Somerville, Sir J.
exh, see, &c.
THZ BISHOP OF LONDON IN THE HIGHLANDS.
The Bishop of London, who left Middlesex at the end of
August, has been preaching in the Episoopal Chapel ►t
Locbgi/phead each Sunday. On the 18th inst. his lordship
held a confirmatiou in the locality for the Bishop of Argyll
and the Isles, who is present oa the Continent far the
benefit of his health ; and during the last week the Bishop
of Loudon opened the sew episcopal chapel at Oben sad
held a confirmation there ; and has in the neighbourhood
of Fort William coamorated the Earl of Mortou's new
chapel, and will hold a further aeries of confirmations acd
ordination for the Bishop of Argyll in his unavoidable
abloom.

RRLrorore Stavicas IN Tnitentim—Yesterday
miming five London theatres were °pea for rel*ious services,
and at each one of them there was an overwhelming ooegre-
(Mimi. At the Standard Theatre. High-etmet, Shoreditch,
the servioe was eooducted by the Rev. John Panama, ILA.,
rector of Spitalfields at the Surrey Theatre, Blackfrime.
road, by the Rev. G. J. Conlon, ILA., incumheot of St.
James's Church, Clapham ; at the Marylebone Theatre.
by the Rev. R. G. Harper, minister of the lodepewleut
Chapel, Petter.laae ; at Sadlea's Well, by the Rev.
Hilary of the Itaptat Chapel, Delano t at the
Pavilion, Wham :impel road, by the Rev. J. Edmund,
D.D., miaintrz of the Presbyterian Church, High.
burl It was
will conduct tusannottmed seevioss .trsuthe following
:—Suety
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I the Rm. J. H. Hitching, minister of the Congregational
Church, Peckham-rye ; Marylebone Theatre, the Rev. J.
Clifford, IL A., 'Moister of the Baptist Chapel. Pried-
! street, Paddington ; Sadler's Wells, the Rev. J. Kirkman,
A., miaisterel St. John's Episeopsl Chapel, Hampstead;
I the Standard Theatre, Shareditch, the Rey. J. Beesley,
=Mister of the respetioaal Church, Blackheath ; the
Pavilion, RittlediapeL the Rev. Henry Hasiant, IL, rector
, of Bacicesheak near Norwich.
ORGANISATION Or • PSraOLLDY EXCRANOR.—
The large and daily increasing amount of capital invested in
shares of the numerous petroleum companies, has made it
desirable to establish is GIP city a regular board for the
exclusive parches, and male of petroleum stock. Some of
our leading merctuate. largely interested in petroleum.
have lately sesociated for the purpose of establishing suck
board, asid yesterday held a meeting at No. 33, Pine-street.
at which Mr. C. Thomas' Bookie, Presided. —Fcto York
Paper.

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Z THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EN
LAW INTELLIGENCE. to the indictment which would shortly be pieced before tiLIAKE Lls2U-(TIIIIS DAY.) ,
them. and to Mere the bills "wording toithe evidence
(THIS DAY.) adduced. --m--..
The grand jury then %%Hired to their room TWO O'OLOCK..
-e-- British railway stocks continue in active request,
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. THE POLICE COURTS. and prices have attained a further im-
(Before Mr. Registrar Winslow.)
portent rise. Midland, Lancashire and Yorkahire,
(.
ll& above learned registrar disposed of the list of cases THIS DAY) and Great Western are in prominent de-
-•-- mend, and have severally advanced about 1 per
ta-da).
R 3 MILLS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. cent. London and North Western, Caledonian, and
Ile boekmpt, Henry Mina, war described as of the Rose- Arnim" 70 ROB MOM& HVIT AND 1081 ELL. Great Eastern have also improved 4, and South
.ts Branch Tavern, Isliogtoo, licensed victualler. This nom= Joelmoe, • young man, weariell
himself as and as 4. London and North Western stock is
so examination meeting. The bankrupt was well who refund his 'dares. bet described am."' •• • imam; now quoted 1104 to I •• Great Western, 68k to ii
..an 11. the neighbourhood as a caterer for public enter- Sin charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being found on the e_dland,
129
to i ; Lin
roof of the premises of Mums. Hunt and Roakell, jeweils', .001 hire and Yorlmhire,
Mr.F.
i"rat
Lt.e..,att...;emeot of accounts, prepared by B. Smart. 156, New Bond-street, for the purpose of committing • 1184 to 114 • Caledonian, 1204 to 1214, ex div. ;
• .„. _ Amount due to unsecured creditors, 2,4741. 7s. 9d.; felony. South gester'n, 814 to 82 ; Great Eastern, 44 to 4 ;
Si.;ditto to be paid in full. 471. ; liabilities Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, appearedod Great Northern, 1254 to 1264 ; London and South
... .
. ... ,oinodation bills, 3441., making a total indebtedness for the prisons,
Western, 92 to 94; and Metrivolitan, 105 to 106.
• • . lie. NI. The *meta are returned at 7771. Mr. 'Mitchell, porter In the service of Mesas. Hoot and
. . v
;I: ,::ey appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Sargood for Rcekell said-Os Saturday evening between 7 and 8 o'clock, San Paulo shares are firmer, and Ottoman dells
t,l • e !Mug creditor ; and Mr. Thomas Beard teethe I informed that athe roof of the remiss. East Indian stock is inquired for. Canadian lines
was Mita was on
. ,ciir..ot. An adjournment was directed for the bankrupt I got assistance and Komodo& to the roof, and 8 Huth' are quiet.
, ~ . ,_oh, goods, and deficiency amount. ing about for some time saw a dark object, which I at ant ORDINARY SHAM AND ROCK&
RE WILLIAM HOMES. thought wag a dog, but afterwards found was the prisoner
Sanems. riming Pates I Bales lodes
i , "i' an application for an order of discharge by on his hands and knees looking through the skylight on the Be. I Pd. 1
Saturday. I to 1 p.rn.
is
,r...• . I lowes, described as of Dartmouth-lane New-rat leads of • show room. As soon as the prisons saw me he „..„._
...,_, „..,___„of.
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• e.:.' ....he, outdoor officer in her Majesty a Customs. rose up, and I then seized hint by the collar sod took him 0 .1; irth:„"2,7.6'.1. e
-t ••-ment of accounts shows debts to 2:10e, assets niL down, sod then gave him intocustody for trying to rob the to ! an' Bostoneileard-AM&C. - - _
f I,tie was attributed to the bankrupt having been sued house. The prisoner said he intended ao harm, and he was 84, .100 Ilklual end Rater_ II la
o -
..t ors. going further on. IL 100 ,Caledarian llOl 121 i ref 1211 1 Id
- es
MI. I trough, instructed by Mr. IL W. Weston, of Moor. By Mr. Lewis-It was en the roof of one of the show. 00 1 all abab sad bead=
0 I -
_ iteestreet, offered no opposition, and the examination was rooms. The prisoner did not say he had been t 10 I o:mes • M •11 Ccenweb
all ',Do. PO A nodtv. until4l -e. e.
Jurued for amendments to be made in the accounts. female at an adjoutiog house. A 10 ell mo. Hip enpaidto& -• .. •-•
an HENRI WALLER.
Mr. Tyrwhitt-Are the premises apart from the house ? 60 all Dublin and Belfast June 11 03 -
:old was • first meeting for the proof of debts and ap- Witness-They are, but there is access from one place to es all Dundes,Parth,&Ab&Jn 111.
88 11 -.
sg -.
.. intuient of assigneess. The bankrupt war described as • the other. St. 00 !ildlnburghend Gla ow 8o
...70-worker, of Robert-street, Horton, and East-road, Another person in Messrs. Hunt and Roakeirs employ gave own. •100 ,434644 i. 44.26 (
160 Glasgow' 1.04 8- W 04166 80. 110 1030:
4• 44 i 107 -
'..' tieroad. similar evidence.
• Nock- - - -
Sir. Weston attended to conduct the proceeding'. Mr. Tyrwhitt (addressing the last witness) said-It V •
gat I: ,I Da.Do. R. Ang.Btk., N 0.2 1 7 -
Debts, 11.P.0. 10s. There are no assets, the property being pretty well known that you have valuable property in the es, !too Groot Northorgozainnd - - -
place, and why do you not have the top railed round no as 96. 1100 IGreatNerthern 1 1161 Mt - !odd under a bill of sale.
to (prevent pawns getting on the roof ? You have means 114. ,100 D 0.41 j A rec. so Mr. mei 134 136 1181 6)
No assignee was chosen. St. 1001 . Dail lteep.c.lepaid SI 117 139
enough to do so.
RE ALEXANDER FREDERICK FOsTER. 161. LOD 'Gt. South & Weil are.). 90 93 -
The prisoner was remanded to Wednesday.
this was an adjourned application for Moue from ens- St. !IN 'Great Western I 67) 671 01 8 1
oily. The bankrupt was described es of Slusenrestrut, at 100 Deditour VaLOnalitie - - --
, ohor and literary writer.
THE EXPLOSION. as 1100 Do. South Wake,. _l-81. !lOC Do. W. Mild.-Oxfordl 45 47 62
Tne statement of accounts shows : To creditors anise
rel. admitted, 4061. Ads. 10d. ; not admitted, 721/. --e-- Bt. 1100 I Do. Do. Nisoetl S 6 40
11l 100, Do. Do. Her Mord 99 101 109 ...•
1-. 10‘1..; liabilities on accommodation bills, 511. ; credi- Information of the-deaths has been forwarded to Mr. C. St 1100 Lon
don Yorkshire, Uzi 112) 113) 14
te-t to b 0 Paid ill full, 67/. re. lad, making • total of J. earner, One of thecoronem for the county of Kent. It ea 100 ,Ilanden and Blackwell, 64 ea 64)
~..;,. to,. 8,,h On the other hand, there are debtors, m understood that the jaqui.i. will be held to-morrow 88. 188 ._ ilwB- RrifhlBP•••Cwat, 194 301) -
,btful, 2304 ; bad, 208'. 12s. 3d. • property in the hands et. :100 mmeomehammetDov ! 38 40 m
! otLere, but of which the legal title is in me, MO/, morning at the Belvedere Motel, Belvedere, when all the at 1100 unnionn North "rest... 1002 110 1101) II 10)
circumstances attending the calamity will be fully investi- St. 100 laiudoulsouthWeetern 93 84 931 4
84. ,100 'llazi.,Shef.,& Uncolnah' 01 002 WI -
o ty. 314/. 18s. Sits, showing • corresponding total
o 1.303/. 10a. Bd. gated. Mr. William Payne, corner for London and the 60 !au I ilaryport ea, oarittle. - - '.: r. sodney Chidley appeared for the assignees, and said Borough of Southwark, has received a notification of the 131 ' all 1 Do. Do. I Itharesl - - -
e :the thought it would be for the interest of the estate if 118 6) 01
;he 1, tulonpt was released from custody. death Eaten and Wright. He has decided not to hold the gto 100 Metropolitan.
Bt. 1100 ' Do. New - - -
Mr. Sargood, however, appeared for the detaining creditor Legume; on the bodies of these persons till
sa.
oil' .
lc oppose. quests at Belvedere shall have been taken. ! Do, New - - -
et 100 , Do arm. & Derby.l 97 99 -
The Registrar-And you think it would be for the advan- se an MM. Gt. Wo. (Ira) - - -
:..or of the estate if the bankrupt was released from custody? THE SCENE AT THE BELVEDERE STATION LAST Se all Do. t Shares .. - - ...
Mr. Chidley-Preciaely so. NIGHT. M all end Kest -
ihe Registrar inquired if the correctness of the accounts
SHOCKING ACCIDENT. 10 all Mld Kent (Cray Une) - -
86. ,100 North British •ss questioned.
Mr. S•srgood said that it was, and the bankrupt bad made Another and • frightful death, indirectly attributable to oollt. 1110000 !ND.O-60.6.0.6_FAnLeF08.0'001- lO2l 125061 3.1 106 60-*
. iistement of the bad debts due to him of • most extra. the calamity of Saturday morning, has taken place. 16 1161 1 Do. O. N.B. Pure - - -
.I.linsry character, and he said Mr. Blythe, • As has been already stated, the vast number of 100,000 St .100 , Do. Leeds.. - -
••s it engineer, was indebted to him in Fee/. ; her 93 94 941
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I) jssty's Treasury 501. for balance of salary was put Tritons of all mats and classes yesterday visited the scene of 8681` 2100°. 1 p.p..' c•nialel'°ek
.1 an ::1 a bad debt. This was a mere fiction, as if the explosion. As night drew on the greater portion m ad, Do. litociLdellarling. 116 Se -
one debt at all was due it must be • goad one. Then of this multitude flocked to the little railway __26 19 . Do. do. 1855-14 9 10 pm
se 112 Do. do. 1806•61 7 8 pm -
-
there was the Midland Banking Company end Chambers. station at Belvedere, and •• acme of extraordinary excitement 84. um !North London -
the puh.Ober of Paternoster•row, for pimtinc pablications of and confosioa prevailed. A forced the A division of police 10 5 Dil New ...... -• • 1 11 pm
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which he was the author. The bankrupt alleged his failure er. 100 , North Staffordshire..
to haring been for some time out of employmeet, baying assisted those A the Ror local division in endeavourine to
-. 10 an N. & & Western Jac. 101 11) -
leen defrauded, and the stoppage of income from the Royal regulate and restrain the dense muses of people assembled. et. ,100 Scottish Central
EJscatino Commission. all of whom were eager to secure standing room-mats were St. 'lOO Sctettyh N.& Aber fitk - -
St. 100 Scottish Midland - - -
-•
The i:egister thought the bankrupt might imagine he had out or the queetion-in the returning trains. When • trsin 10 all'Sbrewsbury & Mitchel. -.- -
ea claims, and released biro accordingly. The matter could would draw up to the platform the excited crowd would 04 100 ,dhropaptnllidoo 64 66 -
he brought before the court at the examination meeting. St. 100 18outti Devon 34 16 -
Released accordingly, fling themselves into the carriages while they were yet in et 109 sont2 gutorn
-RE MC NIILL AND WOODY. motion. The disappointed persona rushed recklessly M. 1100 S. Torksh. & River Duel - -
10 I all Stalnes,Wokinglunotc., 8 9 - - This was a sitting for examination and discharge. The between the buffers across the line to get to the 82.. 100 Tad Vale 1 100 las -
bseLrupts were wholesale stationers, of Moorgate-street. The off doors of the carriages, which they assaulted in vain, le ! s Do C 13) 44 Pm -
amount due to unsecured creditors is returned at 1,15 it/. ; the occupants vigorously defended what they had had 81. 1;88 Vale of Nwth 197 99
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1151416 es on bills discounted, lOW. ; do. on accommodation u., . ; ., . m St.
!ice Victoria Stn. & Pimlico! - - -
bills. F,:ot ; other liabilities, 120/. ; creditors to be paid in "'II good fortune t° ..°'. This scene wag repeated at St 1100. Waterford b K 118•017.1 - - -
full, 53.'. ; making • total liability of 2,0751. The assets are the departure of every train with more and more energy as 0 1100 !Ws* Cornwall I 34 83 -
11l 100 . W.Hartlpl. Herb. & BL. - -.--, considerable, amounting to 8801. The examination was the night progressed, and at 11. o'clock a shocking accident
passed, and the diacharge greeted. took place. W. 1 Pd. I RAILWAY& 'Closing prices. I Sales.
-- -- - - - - An individual of gentle Mealy appearaeoe sought to get to
100 • all oAtisattc& 11l Lawrence! 66 SS -
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. the other side of the train, with the obviousjentention St. 100 Bom.Ber. &C.ln.g.6p.c ! 901 1001 1001 100
of seeking to enter a carriage, if possible, in that 20 110 1 Doe 1131001•0 1 Oa Par -
(THIS DAY.) sie all Buffalo & lake Huron' 6 direction. As As he was in the act of doing so a loud shriek 10 . aio , Do. premmece 14 le _
indicated that something had happened, and the unfortunate IS lee !Buff., Brant,&Godstrich! -
The October quarter sessions of the peace for the . the dolo_, . 6p. a BOA Aug. 1,10721 -•- -
oonnty of Middlesex, commenced this morning at the Sea- DLO was found lying between n Malan, B''s in IRO 100 Do, do. July 1, 1073, - - --
and dreadfully injured. His leg was shockingly toie MO ' Do. do. June 1. 18741 - - 'ions. house, Clerkenwell-green. before Mr. Bodkin, aerie bleed ---- -
•-• tent judge, and • bench of magiatistes. The calendar coo. mangled and his ride lacerated. He was as soon se possible St" IM
84. 100 Cape T. & Dock6p. ex g.l et 94 834
tsins the names of 52 prisoners committed for trial although placed on &stretcher sod carried by train to Guy's Has. me I
all Demerara.? p.e.ps.pree - - -
the former session only terminated on rriday last. The pied. Upon his arrival be was brought into the Cornelius et. .100 East. Bengal gu. 6do ' 100 102 100} 1)
state of education of the prisoaers was reported to be U
laced • bed te that •which
Ward,
where he was p ID • OppOSIID le 16 ! Do. 2 itzt0.22,,0 - -
follows :-Can neither read nor write, 14 ; can read only, 6 ;
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can read and writ, imperfectly, 20 ; reed and „rim well, 2. lay one of the sufferers by the explosion. He was sensible, fee. Me ;Granll d Trust of Canada.-
19 20_ -
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(Before Mr. Payne.) but was in such great agony that he could only say, " I 100 100 11 . a•tet,..1.*8.,11-gt"t 71" ; -
THE INDECENT Ass.t.l.; LT BY • cLERCTRANT, would sooner die than have my leg taken off." The too ' all ' Do. ao. deferred! fill 0 -
James R., inn, the clergyman of the church of England, house surgeon assured him that his death was inevitable if too - sll Do. End prof.O. deferred 66 IQ -
Bonds 06 08 -
who was convicted on Friday last in this court of an inde- he did not consent to submit to amputatiom but he 100. all Do. S
100 ,su I Ward per, Stock I 61 66 - cent insult on a boy, waa placed at the bar.
determination. His name is said to be 100 ! sil ' Do. 88. 0.40020 1. 82 80 -It will be remembered that he was remanded until this Pens, ist4ds. i.n,,5hinh.,..„,,,....t ),... lived in ,-,...i, 100 lan ; Do. 4th prat Stock -1 29 31 30
day to consider whether the application of his counsel (Mr. •neramee and he -""ei"-- to ""'" - - --"ee. 100 . all i Do. do. deferred, 27 * -
Sleigh) could be granted, and the prisoner admitted to bail street, St. Luke's. et. !too Great Indian Peninsula 101 let 1001 1
to await a technical objection raised in his favour being con- 10 12 , Do. 6ua. 6 per cent., tz par -
"Ward ty the Court of Criminal Appeal. ATTEMPT TO MURDER A WIPE AT 9:0 : 2 . Do. New do
it. 'lOO . GI. 8. of ladle R. 6p. ell 91 100ipm -
- The court was crowded in every pact by persons anxious to NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME. at. 100 , Dotty*, cam. -
know the result of the application. IL 2. Do I = = --.
Mr. Payne said-In this case (which was tried before me A sergeant of the 3rd King's Own Stafford- lot all GL Western of Canada Illi 01.. 101
on Friday last, and in which the jury found the defendant
Militia, named. ifickard Fielder, made a desperate at- mei" aula Do. .aroma pay. 1473 89 51 -
guilty of an indecent assault upon the prosecutor,-
abouta lad teshmue. pt to murder hie wtfe, Bridget Fielder, about twenty l4 'man old), when I was about to pass sentence, I minor. t 4 recloce on Saturday afternoon. It appears 100 ' all D 0.51 do. do. 1077-8! 0 84 -
10 ' 1 ladles Branch, Limited! 1 Id's- was requested by Mr. Sleigh, who was counsel for the - the would-be murderer woe, rep to the time of 10 '1 , Do. New . - - -
welted, to reserve for the consideration of the Court of -
Criminal Appsel a point which arose with respect to evidence thethat
cecnrrance, . a
wife •t
Lt.! -the Militia. and 30- 100 110.1,6011,0 w, 5Pe coat. 00) 1001
b. gem'. St. 1100 • Do. do. 41 do ! 92 11,6 -
of good and had character. He contended that it was not cone rfscossidtedtbervithomohistod
his
- the et. 100 I Do. de. 41 do.-- 84 110
inteaded victim have been 20 2 De, rum Lewiston' -.- -
petent to the prosecutor to call a sinus to testify to the -
indulging a little too freely in drink, and at the et. 'lOO Melb. Corp. 6 per c., Rd, - - prisoner's bad character after witness had giver evidence -
time of eommittiag the deed was in • sort of slope- M all Mena ancatobemeses 113 0 -
of his good character,. a recited the case of " The Queen
Sad way from the effects of drinking. A few minutes 20 all N.Brrus.&CanclaA &B 3 s -
Burt and others," in red. Cues Criminal Cases." I had ad•lo3 N.lLefCan.ep.c.letp.B.l 00 83 ... ...Las toh oottineadi the wife, for some purpose or 33. netted such evidence, notwithstanding the case cited, on the ~,,,,'"-----roo- I, some o woo, from his pocket. Si. then wet, W. 100 &lade. Ism 6 par amt.' 99 lel -
ground that in all the text boob on the subject from the ''.."ei.. lit. TOO ! Do. Deihl do. Se 100 -
earliestto a neighbout's house. The husbaad must have seen her 20 2 ! Do. do. do times to the present, it was distinctly laid down era Par
-
thot snolo evidence is admissibla This appears from take the money, for when she had quitted his mem he se. 100 ! Do. Punjents do lOO -
"e got his rifle and loaded it with hall. Be then proceeded to et. .100 ! Do. Indusra.llo.4o 1 95 97 .-
Buller 's Nisi Prins," from " Cowper's Re
from " Russell on Crimes and Misdemeanour'," from the home where his wife was, and, deliberately taking aim
No, I 81. 1 JOINT arms BANIB.
e, Roscoe. Died,. 64)41 from storkm,o. „forme.. at heart,ber, pulled the trigger. The wife was recliningßAKE& 1601 (3. pekes. I Sales.
arid Best's " Treatise. on the Law of Evidence." ensoap-oroseda when
po ddioly her husband entered the apartmeot and it - _
threw herself back when he presented Mo,jooo°Cellaann `Wawa teelerma°,,es te.'el-1): 21 1 1262
_122 _
On some of them it is stated thns-" The prosecutor cannot rho AB Be this as it msy, the ball, instead taking effect ei'ooo 60 , Do. is ',watt) pd..- 'l6 I - enter is evidence of the defendant's bad character, noise
where it destined, struck the wife's left elbow, plough- 10,0001 60 :Albidis II-
i,
6 3-I
die -
the latter enable him to do re by calling witnesses in sup- • a deep furrow down her arm, and finally entered the 1000 1001AlliaaceLeastUverpool, 16 41 43 42 111 2
port of his good character, and even then the prosecutor 'Will beyond, drilling • hole six inch* deep. The man was 10,09 n 100 De. New i2511f17 pm 41
cannot examine as to particular facts." In others it is said, .
..„. ..4esi.erea until the arrive, et Superintendent 100.000 le Angle Austrian
"Althniinn in a ini.mmon Pr°66cnticet evidence cannot in iWmillia"areas-aoyd Police-constsble Pegg, into whoseenstody he 24:80:06 402° LA1%6122161. Italian ILiantanl.l min 1 legaiaanar2 rd -. ea
the Etat instence be green to show that the prisoner h
horse a had character, still if he sets up his character was wuthee handed. The wife, the wound not being consi- 2,600 40 Do. New 130 26 tem Rd -
dared very dangerous, is expected to recover. The occur- 12,60 20 BankotßrittahColumblaj 15 par liont sal - 1
as au answer he puts it in imam and the prosecutor mince has created great consternation in the generally quiet 10.00 e IS Bank of Erni - a/1' 26 27 -
fires encounter hie evidence, either by cross-examination or to w•. man will be brought before the magistrates 0,000 100 Bank of London 160 , 165 160 - contrary teetinmoy." It appears to me that the cue of " The -we' 16,400 20 Bank of Otago iLlmitedli 6I 11 01,04 -
Queen v. Burt," which did not according to the report to-day (Monday).
10,000 100 Bask of Queensland (101 tO . 4 2Ms -
seem to have been argued, or to contain any reference to MAW 60 Bankeffictorla,Auarla 111 38 39 -
any authority, ought not to be acted upon by me, and lam CROYDON FAIR.-(THIS DAY.)-This well-known
.4.200190 Bank V.?irtes (uis.)
still fermi:tally of rho same opinion. Ido not find that it manual stock fair commeoced this morning, and by 10 o'clock ',09•.°44° 10 Bank
e__„,!22.,o_,oZei
rooose ,: 8
i. 10 ; 2 "}pre., - hee le- -0 recognised by law or acted upon in any other case. the cattle field seamed •a business aspect. Milch cows were mow 60 747„7,-rc.iiHr ‘:,,,,A. ,i. 6 I 2 1 as, _
On the contrary in a late edition of one of the treatises the chief attraction, and sold at full prices. On the south 20.0% 60 D,q2262 N. Arnett. al !46 66 _
above referred- ito its correctness is questioned, as • side are the sheep pens, contxining • large dock of sheep and 32,00 k 0 C. Bk. ln,tla.Ans., Cllfriel all 134 36 -
deCisiou at variapoe with principle, and also with all lambs • the best breeds obtained buyers at high value. The 7,800 20 Do. New -
the statements uniformly preserved in all the text horse fair was glutted, and low clam horses were offered at 10.000 23 Chart. Mer. of ludhedin 1 cal 166 60 -
-
books as to the state of the law an the sne• reduced prices, but at the time this report was despatched 10•°°°--- M De. New
10 000 100 City
jest. 51r. Sleigh further reonested me, if I should only a nominal betimes was done. The pleasure fair is 20,000 100 Cokalal -
d•:'.-rmine upon the point to admit the prisouer to large, the vietnalling booths are open, and the shows, Sm., mom 16 cora. Henkel ladle, de l2ll 3 6 pm. -
ba.:, to abide the decision of the queetion. Mn. Taylor, for are preparing for to-sight. mem 10 Conac.idated Bank (L; 4 I 61 6pa9l 1
the prosecution, also submitted that I might after the ver. A few days ago an Alderney cow, grazing in 0.000 100 Contuantal (L) 2O 1 20 10ille -
ei,.: examine the witness who had given evidence of bad Raby-park, WAS attacked by a male red deer. The cow en- 1.01161. 60 laatebr.Vc_nb '"_. _ ,rwL.:l : I a. "-i _7_
Character, but had carefully been prevented from stating deavoured to defend itself with its horns, but the stag, being 0,-,090' 20 41(.0coLsAusLuaartd all 20 21nar ITO
Particular facts as to these facts, for the purpose of inform- the more active animal, got round it, and threw it •iolently 40,09 10 'English end sweltsh ,L 1 15 2 1 dial -
ins the conscience of the court so as to regulate the ten. on the ground by means of charging it in the flank. The ao,Olu tel European BanklLicalted' 10 Idle par . -
teliee. I declined to determine either of the qua.- cow was seriously iojored.-Doreem Caroni,*. 10.000 60 Do. New -
ti !!.s mised until I bad consulted the Assistant-Judge In the East Riding of Yorkshire there dwells a IV: Ito:
!ainorm•ChrMatk(L'! ?It' 1 3PmIL 1 16
mon them, and deferred passing sentence until Monday, man of 'property. who, from some nose or other is ID • 1t:000 100 ix. p, dal Bsnit,nuntitod' 20 is :2 02,, t2iitlan I in the meantime ordered the defendant to be detaired degree emulating the character immortalised by Dickens gam pm Do. New 'ls 10 12 pull - li, eustody. lat once consulted theA saistant•J wig., and his in one of his Chriatmae numbers of " All the Yeu Round." 10,000 60 Irap.Bk.of FlDna_ttc.,(L, 6 3 2 die -
op t.iso on the main quaatipa agrees with mine ; but he He lives in 3 large old mansion, into which no feet are 165,000 20 insperial Ottoman jlO 61 tiipar 161 i
cohrtders it of so much importaoce that I may properly allowed to outreach. His food is left for him in a shed ; mdm° 60 101.illtat10.1°1 Bank IL' 15 ' 0 !xl.l -
rears re the point. I boys therefore determined neon doing and last year's crops are ont in the fields yet; the hay 0,009 06 lonian
New 1 601 - - I -
so. but Ido not propose at preeent to institute any further rotting in cocks, uncut ; and the eve gram standing in one !4°0709 24
ueilli4 morLitil.india .1 I 4 . par tem. -
IL.,,,rit• . But wears both of opiuion that under the cir- .
cunwt , r... we should not be purified in admitting the pri- I
field about ed L. in height. -IC-roomer Chronicle. 20,00 50 Loa.Bk.ofllealco,rte I, 6 ' fells fpm -
Con, t FATAL LEAP By A CtiNvier.-Early on Saturday 10,00 100 Lou. Bank of Scotland L' IS 5 3 ills 81
L. i ..",
:lOW 100 Loadub and Breillianuit !40 , 3 5 pas, - one of the number of convicts, while being con-
; Meio• fi.olmr application was made by Mr. Sleigh that ; morning 000 1(0 Lou.B.ArearEß.F Li 40 !e 8 Pm, - the auxiliary up-mail from Scotland to Leadon, -
the
/°' ''''''' should be admitted 1° bell' and, that being . riurmrePledbfyrom the train, while at full speed, near Crewe. and aa'emoo" 12300 Lou.,a
Itir . et'ime.seattele. PLIa. ''
4,1 41 12
inndls.l --
1 oe. ;, Slot seutrOce should at once be pronounced upon , • .
10 LOU.O
at the ironed
killed. His legs were
oned time he made the Motel h. &ink of Austri.! all 23 U 231 3
t him . I..it e, o learned judge refused both, and the prisoner I was la., Mae 50 London and County. -!901 66 68 6i 6
1 wl. ie• •1,!e: en prisms to await the decision of the Court of fats(c. -'-' •
Clio!, .1 .1 ppeal, io November next. STRANGE .rralit AT HULL. - A singular loci- •'''''') 188 Lo. lawBBB•C°.-F-r.:l-;' 03 ! MI6 ow
00009 60 London Joint Stock. ,• le lin 4-3 42172
I dent occurred on Saturday at HulL A woman applied at teem 100 Lou. and Northern t./ !20 ! 4 2 dim -
a quarter-past lin the morning at the residence of Mr. 90.000 le London& South African. all t 112 24 0)
R. L. Sleight, surgeon, for medical itasistamos. Mr. 6,000 MO Lon. AS. Western !La. 20 par Ipa -
SURREY SESSIONS. Sleight's manservant answered the door, and the appear- e.e.,tl re) !e..":_t_ Merchant • : r;,, 1 04: 23 -
i (THIS DAY.) mice of the woman was such. he considered, as so warrant ;4'676 .67) t144.e.... pm
tile & Kschaul. 10.! 1 2pm -
Lim in tending her away. The woman, however, refused to 00,e00 60 -"ao. Now
' 71' t Ilpin -
---e-- go, and on his probing her from the door she fell down 10,000 100 Metro & Pro.. Beek (LI 0 I gas rar 20 19
000 00 Midland Hank Lim. 0 '
the steps. Her head was severely injured, and her cries 6, 1 t ) - I.c I.lcloluer Seiiions for the county of Surrey
cam Mused a crowd to collect. She refused to have her 10,500 100 Natiousl of Liverpool !10 , 4 5 pan -
..,...enceil this tnoroing at the Sessions-boo's, Newiegton- 25,000 20 117.Pra of England, New 11 1 - -
1 :
head dressereend Mr. Sleight's servant attempted to remove W.--war, before Thomas Tama. Esq.. deputy chairman, 10,000 to ' Do. dn. do. 10 '- -
ail I 4,144 , -
..1-1 the following ma:nitrates :* Colonel ll'DonaldeCeptaill her. A man crowed the road tomtit, but while he was in
st,ooo to New Sou* Wiles
of lifting the woman up, a loaded pistol fell out of M : ..,ig .1. E. B. Aeamt. R. • Beggene„ ef. R. Roberts, the act -
his pocket and disobarged. The cooteets passed terough 60,000 20 North Western ' 6 1 a 1 pm' -
- , ~.11) • and 11. F. Whitely, Ewa.
• the crowd. fortunately hitting no one, but the commence sio•00 16 Driest& Bank Corporn.l all 1 64 65 -• •. . A 11..1 -A .. A1N...1' DR. HAMMOND AND HIS SERVANTS. .
caused 110 little alarm. At length th woman was taken 10,030 60 'Provln.BankingCerp.L. 6 1 2 1 die 3) 1
1',., rle...atv-ctisirmin, as the grand jury were about to - 30000 100 Provnic. of Ireland -.: 26 10 et , - Man, /tester Guardian.
i' o - fee ...our, recalled them, and observed that there was • Y• .... ... , o _ , gy,oo 20 Warta, Punl.,&Delhi (I. 10 1 1 leper Ili 10
RoßelNil
rirrEß TO PAY PALL-Several years
'ale 13... on the calendar which would come before theml 19,000 26 South Australia I all ISA U -
ago the government demanded from the Mersey Dock and 10,000 IA Sena Eastern .1 m.; -
.0 th.. c omit! of the day. It was the charges against Dr.
+lei.-- 'Li oiel hi, two servants for assaulting his wife. He Harbour Board • site for a fort at the extreme north end of 10,000100 Stand. of D. El. Africa ;tt 2 4 pm' -
lel 5,-I ',II 010 depositions, and knew nothing of the case the dock works, on which, after some delay, they cow. 4.40 100 ' De. do. lei 1 4 pas, -
battery-probably one of the
''-ef.og whst he had reel io the newepapen. He, maimed the coostruction of •a . 1.0.002.25..
_l7ntrial Of Autralla,New all 90 as 1
t......v,, heleved that several indictments would be same useless formation as the North Fort. After putting a.06;03 1; 14.=43i02 14.66101 and. Mall nu I
an
solidlei
di-ie
in the fotiodations. at an express of about 8,5001., the con- DIJCS.S.
1.:.,..-. I before them, and some of them if found
0'...1 I r re, tid the charges being tried at this cond. In fact, 'truce= of the fort . was abandoned, the nature of. the -
No. 11. Dome
I
IPd 1 CI. WOOL I Salsa.
I-'• tad teen 'given to understand that one of them, for con. ground not being suflimeatly firm for the weight of budding
I ted ! The requirementa of the port now demand 11,986,818 86. Zak and West India. 100 1136 LW -
•73,y. would be likely to be sustained, and that under them contemplated
...__.,__
_., „_ ok rating ado... leo3o 10 oeueralrioating avert, 6 1 ... - -
•- iSu 'saner, the legal advisers to the Prisoner had deter. further dock exmeree,ef",,L•,,m°s,67B.llo Ht. Lendoo&l4.lathatin..loo 0 0 -
Docks and Harbour
mot e. D.,oove the indictment to • superior court. either tags of the nememMee of •e• Mersey 80866 31. thawloo.l ,lOO
tt the t.`,/,, 03 the Ceutral Criminal Court. Their duty Board• have consented to give up the ground fixed upon for ammo et , victoria -
.1.1 60, wever, to examine into 1115 charger according
the fort, on the repayment of 8,5001, already expended 6.000 10 I Do. New 1 2 .... ... 's 1..
thereon ',-..Liserpool Albion.
A

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1864.

1 gis
idis
al
if if Ps
14 17
10 12

II -2190.1

tIIIIIE3.
per omit, 96 4.

.WAYS.

MONEY MARKET.-(TillS DAY.)

Two o'Ciocs.

The stock and share markebi are again firmer to-
day, further considerable purchases having been
made on account of the public, while speculators have
bought back stock which they had previously sold in
expectation of a fall in prices. Consols have ad-
vanced i per cent, British railways I to 1 per cent,
and financial shares about ss. Bank shares also
exhibit a favourable tendency. With the excep-
tion of a fresh rise in Confederate Bonds, foreign
securities show no important movement.

The demand for money to-day is moderate, and
the supply large. The rate for choice three months
bills, however, is still maintained at 9 per cent. In the
Stock Exchange the amount of money seeking em-
ployment is very considerable, and the charge for
short loans is almost nominal, at 5 to 6 per cent.
At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele-
gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at
65fr. 95c. for the end of the month, showing no
change.

Consols are now quoted 881 to for money,
and 881 to g for the account (October 11).
The official business report is as follows :--
Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, 88k, k, k ;
ditto for account, 881, g ; Three per Cents. Re-
duced, 861 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1 ; India
Stock, 211 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, g ;
ditto Bonds, 165., 256., 16s. die.
. _

The foreign stock market is rather quiet, not-
withstanding the more favourable tendency of
the other departments of the Stock Exchange.
Confederate Bonds, however, continue in request,
and have further advanced 11 per cent. Mexican
have also improved 1. On the other hand,
Turkish Bonds of 1858 and Consolidjs, have re-
ceded 1. Subjoined are some of the present quota-
tions :—Turkish, 1858, 681 to 2 ; ditto 1862,
to 701; ditto Consolidda, 601 to g ; Greek, 231 to g ;
Spanish Passive, 311 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 132 to
14 ; Confederate, 66 to 68 ; Mexican, 27 to 1. Trans-
actions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian,lB63, 84,
ex div. ; Buenos Ayres, 100 g. Bonds,
94; Chilian Six per Cents., 991 ; Dutch
Certificates, 96g, ex div. ; Egyptian, 962;
Italian (Maremmana Railway), 721 ; Mexi-
can, for account, 271, 11 ; New Granada
Deferred, 7 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 462 ;
ditto for account, 463, 1 ; Russian, 1862,
871, 188, 871 , ditto, 1864, 863, ex div. ;
Sardinian, for account,lB3ll; Spanish Passive, for
account, 311 ;!dittoFertificates,Tor:aceount, 131 ;
Turkish, 1858),for account, 69 ; ditto, 1862, fur
account, 70, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70k ; Vene-
zuela, 1862, for account, 551.
International Financial shares are now quoted
13 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ;
London Financial, 61 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mer-
cantile, 11 to Eprem. 7 Hudson's,/ Bay, 15 to 1 ;
Ottoman Socidti thintirale, 1 to 11 prem. ; Anglo-
Egyptian Bank, Ito dis. ; and Imperial Mexican
Railway, 1 to 1 dia.

Boos O'CLOCK.

The large sum of 142,0001. in gold having been
sent into the Bank, Consols have experienced a
further rise of i per cent., the present quotations
being 881 to 1 for money, and 88s) to i for the
account.

It would appearlthat the severity of the recent
fall in the shares many well accredited new
undertakings has &been greatly increased in conse-
quence of the unfair and injurious system
which has latterly prevailed in the allotment of
shares. If shares command a premium, it his
become the fashioniforkthitdirectors.and promoters
of public companies to farm cliques of their friends
and connexions to whoinithe lion's share of the
allotment is apportioned. Arrangements Piave
then, in some cases, been made, by whichtfinaneial
establishments hale been induced to make ad-
vances upon large ,amounts of these shares. The
recent course of events, however, has caused the
lenders in many cases to decline to go on with the
accommodation, the result being that a con-
siderable amount has been thrown upon the
market, to the great prejudice of prices. An
admitted evil is thus gradually bringing
about its own cure. The depreciated prices
at which alone large amounts of shares could
be sold in the present state of the market have
induced numerous investments in small amounts by
the public ; the effect is, that the stock which the
original promoters of certain public companies
greedily kept for themselves or their friends is
being gradually diffused throughout the country,
and at prices considerably below those at which it
was intended that it should have been doled out.
In proportion as this process of transfer is carried
out it is evident that the markets will be rendered
the better able to bear any future shock similar to
that from which they have lately suffered.
It is notified that Messrs. Walker, Coteswortb,
and Co., merchants, of Liverpool, have stopped
payment, in connexion with the failure of the
i I s Banking Company. The liabilities are esti-
mated at between 500,0001. and 600,0001. The
partners have shipped very largely Manchester goods
to Calcutta, and it is said that considerable profits
are shown on account sales that have come forward,
but a large quantity of goods remain to be realised.
Extensive profits have also been made upon cotton,
but many of the firms who purchased it from Walker,
Cotesworth, and Co. have suspended. The ulti-
mate result to the creditors depends mainly upon
the realisation of the shipments to Calcutta, and of
cotton and other produce remaining to be sold on
account of the firm. Messrs. Ogle and Co., who
have just suspended, were the London agents for
Walker, Cotesworth, and Co. The circular issued
is subjoined :
Geoderaen,—We deeply regret that in cousequeuce of
the heavy fall in produce and the failure of ir6Veral firms
with whom we were largely connected, we have been COM-
palled to suspend payment. We have placed our books in
the bands of Mesa. Coleman, Turquaad, Youngs, and Co.,
and we trust for your kind forbearanes until • statement of
our affairs can be submitted to you.—We are, woodsmen,
your most obedieot servants,
Liverpool, Oct. 1. WALIEZII, Commons, sad Co.
Messrs. Julius Mendel and Co., West India and
general commission merchants, have likewise failed,
with liabilities for about 40,0001. The circular
forwarded to the creditors is as follows :