The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-23 00:00:00

woe, en whesevrat he mielebleht Saponify seam. _
the aieht et rail soraniptra Mel no Emmet y
lodging. he impt the stalk
lekle meek where builidaraarp, be was areesel
early hers la the amine by the primmer, who him
with abusive sealaile& salmi hint innate
hers
eat. He esdeitemweil es fast e. he amid to Aerie elder,
bet before he hod time to sales lessalt,wire
who had es • pee et Wray hos
made • views kisk at his head, an
exteseira gee eras the left eye, steramed
with blood, sad Welly Mane ids. The peens
was shoat to mpg the Mak; bat be
street
to dbl
abe', me siegparni the sent ,
sera • paileenten, Ste eraveridinto hint te the Leallp
mite. is* he annaised there Is esteem dews Me
bemire,/ ease.—The polisem wiee appreimmisil
'soar radioed aea tote fromen the hosseduspecm 4um
hospital, stating that Sta,boy had Teraina a omen laramiled
wound between *he rpm, and although no loops
be would membly feel the effects of it as long es he
Sammill- mid be bed seemly ever heard of
eranselly es4baehereen emault, and it wee only on anseent
of the ki4hes gni reveiriehed condition of the eism-
plainest that be shesaised frem sending it before a jury.
He should eistense dee prisoner to pay la., or commit him,
lo defealt, for two nientratto the Haag of Correction.—The
prisoner was unable to raise the stesity, ard he was taken
a in the van.
SOUTHWARIE.STIALING A WILL.—J. Jenkiql wgit
shamed with stealing a will of propel/ deviled by his de-
eased male Veraes inmen, dk's')
ep tooied 'Gabe
that for a period of 21
yews she had been living _III the capacity of housekeeper to
James Jenkins, who held a parochial office at the east end
dee town for many yeas. He was advanced in life, and
been taken about three months ago he expired on
PasstviVeleseday week. Previonely, however, to his dimple-
des be bin meal complainant that in consequence of the
tllMba =Madness he had uniformly received from her
he bed oak a will, bequeathing all the property he
was peemosed alto her, and he told her that it was locked up
in a poetises drawer with other documents belonging to him,
the -key of which he gave her, and derided her to take
the will out, and to place it in the hands of a solicitor whom
he named, to be kept by him until atter his deems. He
further mentioned to complainant that he bed relatives
living, but that be had not mentioned them in the
will, end gave as hie reason for not doing so their
neglect and inattention to him ladle living. Com-
plaints% acted in conformity to Ms wishes, and the will re-
I trained in the hands of a profeseionalentleman until last
' Wednesday, the day appointed for Mr. Jenkine's funeral, he
having died the raleeedum Wednesday. On the day the
frame was to take place, the deceased's brother, accost-
psaied by rive of his SOW three of them having
their wives with them, ease to the house and
the solicitor read the will. The prisoner's father (brother to
deceased) requested that it might be given into his hands, in
order that he might seedy all parties concerned as to its
geweineaess. The instrument was accordingly given to the
mesa alluded to, who had women& d reading it, and had
wetly got half through it, when the prisoner enleinad,
" Heed uo more, father, keep the will yourself." HIS father
was preseerang to fold it ap, when the prisoner rushed for-
word, mad seines; the will oat of his bends, immediately
eaaveyed it fate his bosom, sad; buttoning up his coat to
the threat, tea toward. the door. Complement, on wit-
omen the set, rushed upon the prisoner, and eadeavoured
to obtain peematille2 el the &seams, in which she was as.
ebbed by two other )sissies, her Maids ; bat the prisoner
being a powerful young men broke loose tress them, and
reeked dolma stales eat ot the house, followed by his father
tai the rest el his brollies end their wires. The corn-
plakeent then &Reread the mate of (*armies that arose re•
spewing the wei—eat application had bees made for I's
reraceatios, bat withoat effect ; and es eke strongly 5un-
re.5....22? WM. woo destroyed he the purpose of
her gems, oho gave the prisoner ram en ton
Ana Ledias deposed that she was present on the
emesices et deseemil's (grand, and else at the reading o( the
will ; that she attempted to prevent the prisoner from quit-
ting*, mem atter he had teen it out of his father's hands.
She had We *hely, MI milli ea effort to snatch the will
tress Yo lemisk-bes neared it so well by buttoning up
lima that the lailml in the attempt, and be got away
dor strides ban She added that each a seen* of con-
fine= the mew ',hanged es when that pert of the coup
meassemst of die Instrument wes read by which it could
he asseradeed that the property was bequeathed to His.
babies Smith; that the deceased's brother, his four eons,
sod their wives, began to esolaim that it was a forged deca-
mtre, me that their rela.ive never intended the property
abstir
as
free hit own family.—The Prisoner : I deny that
or menial any pence on the oricasion.—Mrs.
L eIM Dilly deposed that she was acquainted with tha de-
emed, aid that iisift his life time she heard him speak in
morkri.el the l .mhe had experiencedat the hands
Smith, and express his &termination to leave
her his property at his death.—Policeataa Burton stated that
when N took the prisoner into custcdy, he said in reference
to the will that he had it, bat that it was in; the hands of
$ lawyer's clerk, and that he should decline nankin who he
wee. The prisoner was remanded.
LAMBETlL—atizzoam Pratioss.-111r. Humphreys,
as legal adviser to the Rev. Mr. Levinpton' a presbytenan
ipmem who amemspemied him, applied. for summonses
thrive pests. whom names were given, calling en
ins pear sad show cause why they should sot be
to take their trial at the ensuing seasioas at the
Mahal Criminal Court, on charges of perjury. Mr. Hum-
gimps said the application wee made under an act of parka.
Mora passed during the last seadmi, which gave !magistrate.
the power to investigate all cams wherein parties
were -liable to indictment, but which rat would not come
into force until the 2ad of the next month; and the eitenlll-
- under idea he required the summonses were them
It worse ha we. certain be in the recollection of his worship
that game months ego the Hey. Mr. Lrainptoo, who was
then preeeat, mad who at that time was in town to attend to
a ease of appeal is the House of Lords, bad been brought to
this mart on • charge of indecent assault on a child, and was
camened is a penalty of M His rev. client had ao optima-
nity within the few Minn that intervened between the charge
being made and his conviction to make inquiries into the
character of the witnesses who slivered against his, but
sines then the necessary Inquiries bad , been instituted,
and the mesh we. that he :was now prepared with wit-
noses to disprove the whole of the evidence given in the
we. His applieation therefore was that a summons might
aow be Strad for thit attendance of the parties after the 2nd
of Ocrober, on which day the act would come into force.—
The samateas as requested was granted.

MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY ITIIMIO.

So far as Consols it may be said that a sort of
holiday reigned on the Stock Exchange to-day. In
the few and unimportant transactions which took
place they scarcely varied daring the day from 88 to
/ for, money, and 86k to 1 for time, at which they
opened and left oft As compared with 'yesterday
prices were in decline. Exchequer Bills were 30s.
to 335. premium. India Bonds, 305. to 325. premium.
Some scattered dealings took place in foreign se-
=ides, which left prices generally about the same se
before. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, were 441.
to 61; the Fours, 704 to 14. Belgian Four-and-
a-Half per Cents., done at 701, were quoted 70 to 2.
Russian, 98 to 100. Spanish Fives' 114 to 12 ;
the Threes rather worse, at 221 to 31; Passive, 21 to
3/. Portuguese, 214 to 21. Brazilian, 74 to 8.
Chilies, 88 to 8. Venezuela, 14 to 18. Buenos
Alas, 20 to 2.
Areign =chomp' ruled genera:ly lower to-day,
,i 1 more especially in the rates on Hamburg, but
Woos was extremely dull. On Amsterdam the
olgotiotion were 12.14; on Rotterdam, 12.14; on
Antwerp. 26.76 ; on Hamburg, 13.10/ to 11; on
istakent, 121 to 1211; on Vienna, 10.60 to 63;
elittera, 32 to 32.40; on Naples, 37} to 8; on
47 to i ; on Lisbon, 611 all at three
wadi On Paris, at short, 25.271. to 30. From
the hot that Acs more bills on Paris at three months
are so Wier k favour, or easily negotiable, the want
of oaallahmas merchants and money dealers in
1 I ige= of in that capital may be readily
The leak of England averages for the week ending
the 111* instant give, as compared with those of
this =drag, the following results : ,
is. leanw
.....,-..-1....... Dearer* 157,9219.1
.... 6,196,421 ...... Inman 73%086
&pile
similis 1 14,673,813
„...-.. 11,493,373
rHuia
Yak& ...... „. 13,822,681
7d a 7 lei sew Wt... 991,401
The aid 3,631,710
The reserve of notes in the banking departmist soma
at 9,011,3701. ; bwmage,397,1601. Tie holm Cl thin
returns is the tams, gado( the head demonism*
securities in the Malkin slepselmst,: of 212,8784
As it is scareely mai, to soassioo'that, with money
so easy in the pawed banking and discount market,
and on the Ste* Exchange as well, the Bank should
have received applisations for loans on securities to
any extent, if Wad at all, it is reasonable to infer
that, rather than pees new stock on a market not
altogether so Meg as was desirable, the government
must have found it more expedient to require accom-
modation from the Bank for immediate necessities to
about the amount indicated by the increase of securi-
ties refereed to. It remains to be seen whether
further accommodation from the Bank, and to
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alarger amount still, may not be in Orel be.r
tore the October dividends become pa lee• Wass
meanwhile the stork market should so ketinpave,
and be m fine, as to encourage recourse to it den rei►
lug the necessary supplies, by public sales of the new
;woes of the two millions of stook authorised by the
lets demean of acti circulation the natural
teeth of the periodical :Notions of rewe. paid into
Bank, repronft so much money withdrawne
from
circulation lay, and passed to public deposit
account, but sohlOquently re-distributed in the dia.
count of bills, advanose to the government, and by the
withdrowel Of pinto deposit, tea settees latent.