The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1364.

stealing a bag from the same place, containing atticlee of
the value of It.

Theodore Falba; valet to Lard John Hay, said—Oa
Wednesday. the 27th of January, I eked a porlftaatetta
belonging to his lordship, in Rexford I. Liacoire, took
it to the railway station and saw it pat into the train. At
the junction at Grantham I saw it awn, and it was then
isle. On my arrival at Hines-crose I totted that the port-
manteau was gam. The portmanteau produced is the one I
packed. Some of the articles now in it belong to Lord
John, and some do not
Joke Francis, a porter in the employ of the Great North-
ern Railway, said :—I live at 27, Northaraptoncereet. On
Wednesday last I was on duty at the King's-cress station. I
remember the 3.5 train arriving. Afterwards I saw the pri-
soner standing by the side of the portmanteau produced.
He told me to take the portmanteau from the barrow and
put it into a cab. I did so, and I saw the primmer get into
cab, and I shut the door.

James Outdo; a porter, said—On the arrival of the 3.5
train I was on duty at the station. A gentleman came to
me, gave the black loather bag, and told me to put it into a
cab. I put it into a cab driveiby the witness Moore. hold
Moor* to wait for more luggage.
Edward Moore, • cal driver living at 3, Dans.eourt,
City-road—l remember being with my cab in the rank
at the Groat Northern Railway on the 27th. The last witness
brought • black bag and put it into my cab. He then
directed me to go to the front. Afterwards Francis cameo up
with • portmantaaa and the prisoner. The portmanteau
was put on to the top of the cab, and the prisoner got inside.
He directed me to drive to Grommoroquare. He stopped
me in Duke-street, and told me to drive to the side-door of
the Running Horns public-house. He then got out and r
took the luggage into the hone*. He paid me my fare
mod gave me • glass of gin.
James Fozhall—l reside at 14, Harrison-street, Gray's-
ian-road. The prisoner has been lodgiog at my house for
the last fortnight. I remember the prisoner bringing the
tow and the leather beg produced to the house.
Voncrupied a furnished room, sad said ha was from the
osuntry and was • shorthand writer.

Robirt Martin, moistens to Mr. Abolition, pawnbroker, of
the Gmy's•ino•rced—The primoor pawned the bag and
boot, produced with me on Thursday last. I lent him 17s.
ea them.

The primmer aid—l did steel the portmanteau, and I
gave all the information in my power. I do am with to
ipve tuy trouble.

Poret Egerton, of the E division, mid that the
acknowledged to having dales a portmanteau
freer tre Great Western Railway.
Mr. Barker said that the primmer would be committed
for trial ; but at present he should remand him for a week.

MARYLEBONE
DISGRACITUL CODIDOCIC or • CLIZIATILUI.

hands !latheld, about 60, Roes-oottage, Lysdhent,
Hants, describing himself as a clergyman, was placed at the
bar before Mr. Yardley charged with the following ont-
rpoooduct at the Paddington station of the Greet
eetliarn Railway, and also with assaulting Police-constable
Doble, 147 D, in the execution of his duty.
Joseph Adkins, iospector in the service of the Great Wes-
tern Railway Company, rid—Yesterday evening, shortly
before the departure of the Plymouth express train, I
heard a disturbance on the platform. On going there I
found the primate having an altercation with some one , he
was drunk. I requated him to be quiet or elm leave the
platform, when be said, " I shan't, till I have got
my property." I told him I would see to it foe
him, but he really must leave a his Doi.* or he
would be removed. He replied, " I refuge to do so," and
with the assistance of •aergeant and a constable, who laid
hold of his arms, he was taken away. When outside the
station he called the °Scan " rascals, aed —brutes."
A mob soon soca collected and as he still persisted in
keeping up the disturbance he was conveyed to the station-
Afterhou additional evidence.

Yr. Yardley said—This im • serious offence considering the
statics you seem to more is. Have you anything to say !
Prisoner—The fact is that after I had an early dinner
yesterday I bad • pint of dry port, and this made
me so very dry that I called for • glass of
sparkling wins. It was so nice that I had
• second. I than went down to the station
as I thentht, quite right, but when I got oe to the plat-
form the cork, as I might so say, seemed to get out and the
wine went about me.

Seeezurn, the readable, said the prisoner had had three
bottles of wine at the Great Weetern Hotel.

Prisoner—Not three bottles—only three pinta.
Mr. Yardley—That is a large quantity.
Prisoner—Aod no it has proved.
After some additional *inclose.,
Mr. Yardley commented at some length upon the pri•
sonar's conduct, telling him that he ought to set an example
to others, and in order that his conduct should he a warning
to others, he sentenced him to be imprisoued for seven
days, without the option of paying a floe.
Prisoner—What ! go to prison!
Gaoler—Yea.
Prisoner--can I communicate with my friends!
Mr. Yardley—Ys, you ono.
The reversed prisoner was then removed.
THAMES.
SERIOUS CABE OF STABBING A FATHER.
•--•••••- - • - - -

Joseph Rile Ale. a shoemaker, seed 18, sr;s ;ought before
Mr. Palest, cla.rged, on his owe coefeeswei, with 'cabbie'
his own father, John Ritchie, at No. 1, Robin Hood.laws,
Poplar:_

- krMatthew Brownfield surgeon, of the East India-road,
Poplar, mid he attended John Ritchie yesterday,
and found that he had hem stabbed twice, and
had lost a emisideralde quantity of blood. One
was a punctured wooed through the posterior part of the
right shoulder, an inch and a half in depth ; the wood
wooed woe alai a punctured one, nearer the spine, so loch
is depth. Both wouads were dangerous. The patios%
oould oot be removed at peewit.
Robert Marks, a police-coostable, No. 349 K, said that
yesterday afternoon the pneoner came to him at the top of
the Rut India-road, Poplar, and said, " Make haste, make
haste, there if a man stabbed!" and took him to the house
No. I. Robin Hood-lane, close by, where he saw a man who
was bleeding from two wooed., aod was very ill sod very sick.
He procured the usistmce of Dr. Brownfield. Tbe pnemer
afterwards came to the station-bouse in a state of great ex-
citement, and said, "I have stabbed my father." The
mother of the lad was present, and said, "I)o you know what
you have done r tow hich the prisoner replied," Oh, yes ; I
did it with a knife. Father was going to kill you, sod I
could not en you ill-med. If I had not does it father would
have killed me. I did it in self-defence." Whines believed
the primmer bad told the truth.
Mr. Paget said this was a very distressing cam indeed : he
had no alternative but to remand the primmer foes week.

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SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two oVuxoL

The railway market is firm to-day and an
advance has taken place in most of the principal
stocks. Metropolitan, London and South Western,
Great Northern, and Caledonian, have risen 4 per
cent. ; Great Western, Lancashire and
Yorkahfre, South Eastern, and Great
Eastern, 4. Midland has receded per cent.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
106 to ; Great Western, 644 to e ; Midland,
127 f to 1281 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091
to f ; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; South Eastern,
94 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 49 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 99
to 100; Caledonian, 120 to 121 ; and London and
South Western, 1021 to 1031.
Great Luxembourg, Sambre and Meuse, San
Paulo, and Lombardo•Venetian shares are fiat.
Grand Trunk of Canada stock is also dull. Indian
lines are unaltered.

ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS.

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M. 1 e. 00 lom.Enr.&C.lng.6p. 102 104 101 11
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10 • all , Do. Proferanos I 9
100 ,100 Era., D ,* ant Galatea —.
1 flp. a Bdn Aug. 1,1872,
100 'lOO I Do. do. July 1, 1873. —.— ~o,
100 x'loo. Do. do. Juno 1, 14761
ft. 100 ICal. &S.llosterritm.o.g.l 100 101
8t 100 Caps T. & Doak 6p. c. 100 101
100 all Damarazaa p.e.par.
8t 101 East &spa pl. 6
84. 100 itut Indian go. sdo lO2 106 0 103 an
10 16 , Do. 0 Extension
90 16 . Do. If do —
8t 100 Grand Trunk of Canada, 191 901 101
100 all Do. Ist pref. Bonds 1 73 76
100 , all Do. do. dolorrodl 66 69
100 all Do. 2ndipraf. Boods 1 08 OS —•
100 ' all 1 Do. do. deferred, 49 it
100 ' all Do. 11rd poet. 84oek 1 90 61
100 1 all ' Do. do. deferred; 38 42
100 , all Do. 40 pref. Stock ', 26 27
100 1 all Do. do. deterred. 1411 24
84. ,100 ,Graal Indian Peninsula{ 10 106 1031 f
20 12 , Do. g. 6 per t I I
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02. 'lOO ,114. 8. of India 4. 6p. et llft 106
881. 1100 , Do
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101 all 'Gt. Waken of Canada 91 91
101, 18 1 Do. Now ll 10404 —.
100 ' all Do.tsßnads. paw. 1473 92 94
100 ' all Do. do. do. 18774 86 87
10 1 2 'lndian , Lhaltodl 1 Ipa rd
101 1 1 Do. Nov — 11 ad
84. 1100 . Madras gnu. 6p. cesal 101 103 101
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St. 100 Do do. do.—, 92 96
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50 all Melts NM Hobson's Mori 68 0
120 all N.Bran&Can.ck•& 3 6
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DOCIiLIS.

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Csoci.

Business in the stock markets has fallen off to-
day, the speculators being disposed to wait for the
ministerial statements at the opening of parliament
to-morrow. Meanwhile prices show a good deal of
steadiness, and not much effect has been produced
by the news that the first engagement of the war
has taken place. The tuuds, in which preparations
for to-morrow's settlement are in full progress,
remain at yesterday's closing quotations. Some of
the speculative foreign stocks are rather weaker,
while home railwa► securities are comparatively
steady.

At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted
60fr. 20c., being unaltered.

Consols are now quoted 901 to 1, both for
money and to-morrow's settlement, and 91:1 to 1
for the new account (March 8). The official
business report is as follows .—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 901, 90, 1 ; ditto for
amount, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, 1,
90 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 90 ; Bank Stock,
235, 237 ; India Stock, 215, 213; ditto Five per
Cent. Stock, 1031, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1866, 981 ; and Exchequer Bills, 44.,
10s. dia.

The foreign stock market is rather flatter. Greek
Bonds are 1 per cent.. worse, at 201 to 1 ; Spanish
Passive worse, at 311 to ; Turkish Consolidrs
1 lower, at 451 to 46 ; and Mexican dull, at 341
to /. Turkish Bonds of 1858 ars) steady,
at 691 to I, and those of 1862 at G6l to 1.

Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch TwO-
and-a-Half per Cents., 64 ; ditto Certifi-
cates, 1001 ; Egyptian, 101 ; Greek, for
account, 204, 1, f ; Italian, for account,
66/, ; Mexican, for account, 342, ;
New Granada., 122 ; Peruvian, 1862, for sic_
count, 83/, i ; Portuguese, 1863, for account, 47 ;
ditto 1856, tkc., for account, 474, 47; Russian,
1822, 91/ ; ditto, 1862, 871 ; Spanish Passive, for
account, 312, I ; ditto Certificates, for account,
131 ; Turkish, 1834, for account, 88 ; ditto 1858,
for account, 69/, ; ditto, 1862, for account, 661, ;,5;
ditto 1001, bonds, 67, 662 ; ditto 1863, 65.
International Financial shares are quoted 61
to 7 prem. ; General Credit, 2/ to 1 prem.; Lon-
don Financial, 91 to 10/ prem. ; Egyptian
Trading, 2 to prem.; Consolidated Discount
Company, f dis. to dis. ; Mauritius Land
Credit and Mortgage, to 1 prem. ; Australian
and Eastern Steam, 41 to 5 prem. ; Land Securities,
1 to 1} prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 4 to 5 prem. ;
East London Bank, 2/ to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Italian
Bank, / to f prem. ; Contract Corporation, 2{ to
3} pram. ; and Adriatic Steam, Ito dis.