The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-11 00:00:00

POLlCl4.—Tunimy,

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WORSHIP. llTREBT.—Assauvr MID B
A*lnioo, alias Carr, alias Ihmor, was finally examined
= d with hamag bliss emserned with others in an
nest Banbury, in Oxford•
dike, es the ffillit af Ism lath spas Mr. Henry Whiteman
me stilts ashoselesstees for the Oxford sod hugby brace);
d the Great Wailes Railway.—The facts of the cese have
same* Men Mk detailed I. this paper.—The depositions of
dr Meld WIONNI= Men now completed and read
ever, the lie prisoner to be consigned to
the theegrlreessosetable at Ring's Sutton, named Horgan,
effia WM the warmth tar Me amprelsension, and was directed
to Ida forthwith to the aronty gaol to await his trial
gar the dined at the swains maims.
iSsglammasm.— W. B. MU!, recently employed es
ethastiag clerk in the service elite BastethCounties Railway
Ossthany, was surrendered by his bail for re-examination,
shasgsd with laving seabemled various MUM of money, to
the sample mama of Datmeen 2001. and 3001., which he '
bed resolved la that especity.—At the former examination
Mr. W. Pusthard, lead moat to the company, proved that
kr tbe lag two se three years the prisoner had been am
played ander his esprinteadenee to collect certain rents,
whith ascrited from the surplus property of the railway, and
it was his duty to hem • regular account of ell moneys he
might naive, Sid land this over to th
udtness as
sacs as the sthmat is his pemmican * awed
201. About • hrtaight sine, the prisoner suddenly absented
himself from his empleyment, but subsequently forwarded to
the office the keys ofa desk in which his books were upon.
teed, and it having boss dimmers& en ismesting his accounts
that he had resolved ssmsress mum from imams of the Dom
piny which he bad neither estmed in his books nor at all
emmumed Mt, ke won tams huts esatody.—Mr. Widdiconthe
wh•
oamared he the peessesths saw melded for • further
as he weaned at present 'provided with the additional
midges, seesaws" M proceed with the sais.—Mr. Hameln
sends' I. the opplimition, sad ordered the cass to stand
sdat for mother week.

CLIIIIKENWRLL—Aisanur.—J. Wilde was charged
ILBller Hank, a young women, with having assaulted her.
washy aka with having violently smutted
a pelf:: asiumtabin The }isometrie said that about six
maths ego Oa loam set Wide* with the prisoner, who
Waco& her, in easesisemee of his prudes to marry her,
and subaqua* she Hod with him under the impturiou
that he would Esrey her. She boom amesetained that he
was paying Ids Women to wale weeps, when she left
him; and ever mimes he wee in the habit of waylaying her
and stag of bee to Muni and live with him, which she
ref to as. On Monday night he strain way-laid her,
Wien ha esmosseed bodes Mr violently about the head
with new had salmlnos unsealed in a handkerchief, and
whisk was afterwards disevered to be a large stoke;
she mad eat " outer," awl .rammed, but he costiaued
busting bar until she boom essokes,amd she did not know
what lial happesed until she head herself with the rhea in
the annisultsana. Her head was merely njurad, and she
to well/ state.—A pstioseemetable mid that ha was at-
Waged by the min of " wanks," when he found the pros/-
metric lying on the ground Wisdom and is a state of Munn-
Why. He pursued the primers, who, when he was about to
like him into custody, tuned upon him and struck him re-
peatedO with some hard embleses in a handkerchief. With
the lienels ors hen mootable ha was taken to the
paten-how—Mr. Combs assvieted him in the extreme
penally of U.,er in defeett two meths' imprisonment, with
hard labor, in the Hasse of Ccereetiom, for the assault upon
the girl ; and he also sentiment him to oue mouth's imprison
meat and bard labeler, without line, for the umiak on the
polecoconslible.
WESTMINSTER.. Ho .—B. Perry wee charged
with stealing 181. beloeging to the members of a benefit
society, held at the Chequers, Tothill-street, Wastatingsr.
The society is one of those ia which the funds in hand are
divided in equal dune at stipulated emu The various
sums received from meabers were deposited is a box kept
at Mr. Smith's, with these lecke, the keys of which were
I=leld by the prissoor, who was chief steward, Mr.
1:1, the treasurer, and Greenwood, the under steward.
The 31st of teat July wee appointed as sharing night, and
=lobo the ether mwm assembled the prison oh-
Gomm& sot Smillee keys from the letter in
wader to reek= the lINDIF spool soiling himself of the
tomperery absence of Me indeed 'bonded with it.
Shortly afterwards the other amodors dismoored their
leo, which emanated to about 11. emb. The society was
mot enrolled.—Mr. Hroderip remeaded the primer.
SOUTHWARK.—Arroorns llezDash—W. Hughes
was charged with maliciously assaulting and wounding Elias
Minos, who is not expected to survive the iojuries inflicted
upon W.—Policeman William Hinelcliffe stated, he heard
that atoraing, while am duty in Tooley-etreet, cries of mur-
der from a home it liaison square. He repaired there with
out loss of time, end at the door of one of the houses, kept
by a pesos named Jenkins, he maw a female, who entreated
him for God's lake to go Into the house, as there was a man
murdering a woman In one of the rooms on the ground
floor. He immediately west into the back parlour, and sew
there a woman lying on the bed en the floor, and the pri-
mmer standing new the spot In a doping position, with his
hands maim, on • washhasdstand, anti with his heck
turned to die woman, hiking _ her on the heed
with the heel of his 'hoe. Her hod and for were
eimpletely sawed with Weil, m that it was impounds to
dimmer a league la bra heft The prisoner led
emit kith he WO his visas with the maenad= " 'll do
hr yes now." When the reheate saw the policeman be
attempted to make his moape by neking oat of the room,
but he was seemed at the eases den by another palm's*.
lilasbeillb then weal to tae inkling's of the mihrtimate
wars, who wes eirehhed shag the Seer impeready deed,
and was Weeding profseely from several wounds oa her
head. He forthwith procured a cab, had her placed In it,
end drives of to Guy's Hospital, when it wee found the
patient ma will alive, and that she had so lees than seven
amour wood@ on diffuses parte of her heed, all remedy
inflicted by the prisoner in the manner above demi .bed
The other pellsemaa stated that about half an hour before
the above 011111/111110 took place, he saw the prisoner
quarrel/lag fa Me street with a female who he supposed
wee the sane wanes sow lying in the hospital. That he
(the rellesmaa) made the go away, and that he was alter-
warts email to the home where he sowed the primmer in
the met Moab' into the West lie made a very deter-
mined tedeinnes.—Mr. dellinrhan ordered the shoes to be
tuba 'Elbe plesam, and IS 41111Millatiea it was fond that
they were shed with he., and sepable of inflicting seek
weeds as those desedbal to be on the 11111•111WS head.—
Mr. °depilate asked the primer what he had to my is his
defence t—The primmer : Nee robbed me of my money last
night. I caught her afterwards in Unloorn-aquars.—Mr.
Cottinghan : And Mom mho robbed you you thought, I
suppose, that you woe *died in murdering the unfortu-
nate woman t—Prfirust: I was intoxicated, and did not
know what I was And i the time. I have no recollection
of liaglisucked the woman as the potions= describes.—
Mr. : Them on tall you that if the woman
dies yea armomeMy be heisted fur under.
The
'magis-
trate them ordered thephew to be remanded, end said
that if, area bunny at the 10010, the woman to eon•
adored to be In immaliate thaw he would repair there and
take her deposition.

MONEY MARKET.

TIIUDAY_EVEIIIII".

tan•.,

The movement communicated to Consols yesterday
was followed in the same downward direction to-day.
The sellers were quite in the uoendant, end the stock
was sold for money and transferred at 85k, as well as
bargains made at the same primp for account. The
depresson of prices to that low point was indeed
manly ascribable to some considerable pareels of
money stock being pressed upon the market. A
reaction ensued as the lucky speculators for the
fall took to realising their prate upon the difference
betwixt the higher and lower rates, sad Coesols
again touched 84 for a moment, but only to fell bath
to 834 to !, at which they left off both for present
transfer and for time. Exchequer Bills were firm at
325. to 351. premium.
The evident weakness of the Cmsol market has
been the puzzling theme of remark in
by
quer-
ten, and would generally seem to have taken
most people by surprise. Political affairs,
however troubled their upect on the coati-1
nent of Europe, have not, so far as known,
I become mote deranged recently by any firth and
mischievous compliance. The oentrartehisterie:l
I should rather be the ease, seeing that the
Holstein question, which so seriously threatened eon-
fusion end war in the north, has received a peaceful,
however temporary, solution, which affords the oppor-
tunity for friendly mediation and compromise. In
Italy and Sicily an armistice and negotiations are
suspending or superseding partially or wholly the
course of warlike creattoes. The civil wars by
which Hungary indite dependent states are distracted
are not of this ders.growth.
Its not to be denied, however, that some of our
Stock Exchange tourists, who have this autumn been
taking France Imp their travels, have returned with
seemingly very exaggerated, if not very defined,
notions of some impending pails and fearful nate-
strophes in that country. The general aspect of Paris,
and the observation of Perinea society, appear to

have inspired them with sinister forebodings. Their
familiar communications with the habitues of the Paris
Bourse, fellow-deslers, and speculators in stocks,
weed still more deeply to confirm the unfavourable
impreesioes otherwise received. And, it maybe
added, scarcely home returned u they may be said to
be, there are those among them who have proceeded
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to action at once under the infioenee of these urea-
lons, and have been among the largest sellers yester-
day and today, bath of stock and shares.
Whilst the causes of apprehension for the mainte-
nance, or the restoration, of peaceful order abroad may
be considered on the whole to have loat something if act
much of their gravity, according to the tenor et the
intelligence in the Express and other acereilited
journals, the internal situation is rather that of
Ceglient. The quarterly accounts of revenue, now
gmade up, are understood, as asserted indeed in the
Szprese this evening, to show "a large increase under
the important heads of Customs and Excise," and
" as advance on the whole of between five and six
Modred thousand poundsas compared with the cone-
speeding quarter of last year." Such an excess may be
fairly accepted as gratifying evidence of industrial
progress and material well-being on the whole, how-
ever, and in whatever degree, exceptional circum-
stances may have contributed to it, and to the extent
it may be so discounted. Money continues remark-
ably easy, both in the Stock Exchange, where it may
be had at 2 per cent., and in the general discount
market where it roles at 3 per cent. and below. In
ordinary times money generally becomesrather
tt tight" fur some days previous to the payment of
dividends. On the 13th the payment of dividends
commences, when several millions will be let out, in
addition to important amounts paid within
the last two or three weeks on various foreign stocks
largely held here. From these various considera-
tion., therefore, the depression in stocks, and the sort',
of panic in railway share values, at the present mo-
ment, are considered to be the more unaccountable.
The business in foreign stocks was not of mush
consideration, and the market may be reported as
heavy. Mexican were 18 to 4. Brazilian, 72 to 4.
Chilian, 83 to 5. Ecuador, 14 to 2. Peruvian were
better at 31 to 3. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
444 to 64 ; the Fours, 884 to 94. Hussies, 984 to
994. Spanish Fives, 114 to 4; the Threes, 224 to
34. Puriuguese, 244 to 54.
In foreign exchanges there was little difference of
rates to note to-day. The negotiations were, on Ams-
terdam:, 12.1 to 4; on Rotterdam, 12.14 to ;on
Antwerp, 25.70 to 75; on Hamburg, at 13.104 to 11,
rather lower; on Frankfort, 1214 to 4 ; on St. Peters-
burg, 381 to 4; on Paris (at short), 25.40 to 45 ;
on Vienna, 11 to 11.5 ; on Leghorn, lower, at 31.90
to 32 ; on Naples, higher, at 384 to 4 ; on Madrid,
47 ; on Lisbon, 614—all but Paris at three months.
1111GLIPH 71311D11.
per Ot. Corm Aarea.P.S. r Ivrea xratisrpreßina. £5OO. Mara.
Console ear,Aami.
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a 33 6; 22.. Juan. 32 . -L.Tro
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pre Cent. Braidlkaa Beads. 6 per Oa. bads. Account.
724 OIL 14
31 p-r NUL Equador Deeds, 21f Digo resin ri
tc. 42. me.....,11.4i1: rt.
ombili.ired,
12102‘03
per Ct. Peruvian Beads, A 4:Poirr Ot. are Mon,
3 lost *Jul. Pennant.. 72
6 par (*kg. Finegan Blotrial 214 e Cl. DO& Raeltinge 12 Ora,
1.122.