The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-01 00:00:00

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THE MURDER OP MAJOR DI VIII.

Yesterday, at the Judges' Chambers, before Mr. '
Juries Montague Smith, so application was made on the
part of Earl De Grey aced Rime, the Secretary at War, for
the removal of the indictment, The Quin v. Currie,*
end sho of the prisoner, to the Central Criminal °mut, far
trial at the ensuing maim in September, for the murder
of Major ll• Vers. The "optimism was made maw the
fird mation ofJuriadiction in Homicides Aet, 11362 ;"
the preamble of the cat realties the" it was expecct that
persons subject to the peanut or say future mutiey set, I
who should be guilty of murder or comelaughter, should be
brought to speedy maishuiest, and that the ammo of
such mesons should, in certain came, be ioquired of sad
tried with all comesietit speed, and that the inquiry, trialt
and puoishment Mould be more speedy thao the Wig
course of practice *Sowed, end farther, that it would em-
tribute to the more speedy punishment of persons guilty
thereof, sod to the rosiassnance of good order sod military
discipline whew charged with murder or menslaughter,
committed in England sod Wales rod oat of the jurisdiction
of the Central Criminal Court, such penes. were liable to
be Indicted and tried at the Omani! Orimioal Omit.
Earl De Grey, as .at-War, sigma the certified*
rocatimed, that a speedy trial of Carrie was seososary, sad
that it would motribute to the militarises of good order
and military discipline, if the prisoner was indicted and
tried wider the Jurisdiction Is Homicides AM.
Yr. Justice lioetegue Smith imposed the doeureeet
placed Wore him, and made the required cider end the
c mimes will be forthwith removed from Maidstone so New-
.

Tin BOSPICTID 111:11tDIA AT NIWCASTLIXPOI-
Trith.—The eoroarr's inquiry into the airmusahuices st,
feeding the death of Joseph Leybourne, the disoovery ti
Those lady on the turnpike road at Street Gets, Neworitle
boa-Tree, under suspicious eircionstancee bas bees vs.
ported, was opened be Mr. J. M. Fuel', in Malawi'?
sierting, at Yr. Stott's Inn, Street Gate. So far as the
"videos" proceeded. it is clear that the deceased met with
the mod brutal nialtrestmeet at the heeds of some poem
or but se yet there is lathing of a deloite ebersain
to Merthe implicatioa or any particular iodividual. be
inquiry was adjoureed.
tigiuitOlt Cagle 07 ALMS?) MANegiAttoffroe.o.
An inquiry
.was held by Mr. Humphreys, Middlesex mu
Der, lost night, at tie Commercial Tavern, Ooneerelel•
stood. Spiteldelds, respecting the death under extrondi
nary oirounstanwee of a &l id 19 days old, sassed Joe*
Stack. The deceased wee the see of • shoemaker and hi
wife, living at No. 6. Little Pearlotreet, Spitelfielde. The
evidence of both father and mother was to the sleet the
they west ant at three o'clock on Monday, leaving the do
mimed is care of a boy seven years old, to have • drink at a
pablicloue. They said that the child was then well, belt,
said the mother coolly, "it would die nets om
Wise they returned they found it dead, and the
1 police and the perish surgeon th the room. Several I'll'
MARKET& :wows, however. deposed that when the questa were gage
_ eat early in the day theflaid that the child was then desA
TALLOW. —TannaDAY Erman& —The market was A little girl named Catherine /Weigh said that wbes 111
firm to-day. Spot, new, gm fid. ; old, 445. 6d. to 441. 9d. ; was playing is the street, the little boy, Edward Steak
new Mums at scale, 48s. ; October to December, 45e, Bd.; celled to her to onus and see the baby. (the west upstairs,
December, ii6s. to 465. 3d, ; Jemmy, 48e. Bd. ; Much, sod 'eked where it was. The boy said, "It fa under die
46.. 9d. to 475. Delivery to last evening, 952 casks clothes ; bat do not take them off, for father laid he well
,351 oasks. kill me if I took them off, or let anyone elm take them or
arrivals, 1
--- The little girl loud the sheet and quilt completely cum
COTTON.—Lrvaroot., Ammer 3L—We have had •i g the child. She took it up, and it cried. She told be
demand ta'vlaY and palm are _saw/ firth at 7111er' feather. who brought the doctor. Mr. Alfonso& surge"
rils "draw& no oaths li" 12,nnu keels, of which 4,1/00 said that the child was dying when he same in. It me
are for export and speculation. dreadfully emaciated. Toe post-mortem examieseiss
WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bsuroan, Allover? 31. showed that the stomach sod intestines were shrivelled se,
child had had no food Ur some tism
The recent activity in the Liverpool cotton market, as denoting °I" the lt
market. The principal spisurs, however have reosotiv ' that de
cosermed the evidence of the little girl, but sell _.
might have been expected. has had rte, street twos this Death arms from went of food.
child had been fed on coke, and s little milk. The sad
supplied themselves with wool to the fail 'attest of their
__,_, amity before his father west out Monday. TM
wanta, end, cousequently, no large busioess has resnited va"`
' amour said that the ease was • most serious use, sod be
from this improvement. Staplers are very firm in their "
quotatioos. A steady consumptive demand is made at ''''
prices which have • hardeniag teadeocy. During the past Ti. The boy Edward S
jammed the wed for farther evidence. The
weak large purchase' have Use Riede in worsted yarns, and stated that they would arrest the parents al the
• steady demand is going on for home consumption. fit;
men ere asking an advance all round today.
sew orders placed are small in quantity, and
chiefly confined to 30's single, cad two-fold 36's i
sod 40's. Spinners are vary busy cootracts in
hood. Soule, who are fully espied, are quite indifferent
about new, while others are quite eager to receive new
orders. There are stooks is hand of many foreign mer-
chants, and they are in a position to supply foreign require-
ments without giving out new orders. The account., as to
the state of the piece market are rather conflicting. On the
whole, however, prime may be quoted as rather firmer, end.
in some iostaues, having a hardesiog tendency. The
principal buyer' are still the American merchants, who bay
large quantitites of all sorts of goods, and give large orders
A good
for fumy. goods for delivery next year.
business is doing in plain goods. Merchants, however.
are extremely cautious be their operations. The for
othn
houses are eddy places, small ceders in plain goods. Tb•
!may makers, being well engaged, are sot in • position
to take orders for quick delivery ; the orders offered by the
foreign houses being mostly required speedily. The home
houses are doing a steady trade. Some masufacturars are
asking prohibitory pekoe Is keep off customers. The de.
mend for alpaca losing is on a very large soak, sad the
few makers in this branch have ceders in head which will
--them well employed for three months to come.

The act provides that any penes convicted may be see-
Jeered to be puoished either is the comity where the off seas
was committed, or within the isuisdietios by which be
shall be tried.
His lordship baring made the order for the removal of
Osiris, be will be speedily vied at the Old Bailer, other-
Wile be would have kept some meths before be
could have bees tried Yetdstose.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH&

BIRTHS.
ILLEXAVDAagnet 20. at -lodge, Frith, Kent, the wife
ad R. B. If . AlllllllldOT, 01 • son.
LOGG4g 20, at flatherhod.place. Pimlico, the vlfe of
~ ad dnaghter.
MACCU .Aagnet 08„ at Paradlae-lodge, Malabar.lo,
Bombay. the wife of Bath B. Macculloch, Esq.. of a boo.
MANSBRIDGIL —Au . net Canteloe es road, Camden•quift
the wife of Mr. W. IL Y a eon.
RALllol2—Angnet 20, at Ine.bouse. Southeea,
tDe will
od W. Raleigh. Req., od • eon.
STABLRY. —August In at the Vtear.ge, Feleteld, LAW, thi
wife at the Rev. R. R. P. Stanley. MA., of a son.
SCUDAMORE.— Angturt 30, the wife of P. ficadannere, Pau, ci
Blackheath, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
ILLIRON—WEIECHCRCB.—Anerd 30, at St. Mattbeet
chards. Brixton, by the Rev. It. A °attend. Edmund Cadet
I see of W.I. Same, Tag., of Raelboarne HOOllO, K
I le Tempe Sydlehney granddaughter It°
I usV la: _of Tells, Ledge. ratowhlll
BzUcL—Augtult 31. at St. G"rg" Churdkallet
pair-vr..•:21 the Re:. J. rb..North,ttcA , lvvnbeele
Idetowel,b"rtraedine Mary, younger da4liter of the RISS
Rea. Lard limit Roam Y.
PRNLRY—SIZYILitIN.— August SO, at St. lacholai Cheri.
Ifettingtome, by the Rev. W. B. Rickman, Claude Addef_„.,‘Al'
tion,_aoa A. Tosiar, of Blackheath, to lain Jolla. &MT
et ESQ.. eine Part, Nottingham.
lIMISR-1101813LWRITR—Aurtut St. atilt Mattbril Ca".
Briztes, gageoel, goo of the late Mr. O. Heth, LOWS, omit
Ask Ams. Sonenek to Jane daughter of theallate Mr. R. MW
relehlie. Sallow, Wort""agrs'
DRATHEL
GOSLING.—Aagnet IS, at Besaatoaketreet, Portlaud-lam
10+
Samenutidgt.
UM.— VI: at Igoughton, Torkahlre, G. Ball, 11.3.
Mull sag aged 83
IHALLORM—Auguat 28, at Itlehreond.elew. Behnostield.
Mini Rim (Weiser of the late A. libeSerome, SR,
ITISD.—Aark so, at Witten Boehm* Rectory. imen. fib"
rem In ma. wUs et thelatliked. Sac, Y.D.

Isis- 1 ki"

LACE AND HOSlECY.—Rorratowam, AUGUR SL—!lnes—Them are very few boyars is the meek sad them
is bat little business is sither tbe boom or dePrzt-
meats. Some wak
ing
the
are dciag a little
but (morally speaking the teed* is quiet. Raw statarials
are so dear that stosk• are kept low, sod is clue of say
gnat demand srfsieg prime of goods will cossogorstly
some hitter. Bowery —There m still a fair doomed for the
boom and foreign markets, end prospects are geolL Yew
rather firmer than otberwise„—NottiwpAsm Jairrod.

OORN.—BriatiroNALA-moor SL—Lt Ws day's 1
cartel *ere woes Lee maple of vigil co wbieb a dr lioe
of la. per qr. bed to be subwithed di ell 1....1.*.e to -_offset 010. Barley weadnelly aohlterod. Oota 6d. per cer. et IV
blather. Boise sad pow homatioso @WOW Mated eel Tabileel by WILLIAM LOG IlAtak
. . Laeoberdatreet. to the Che d Leaks, Pillow. si
Bootrot.. Emmy 31.—Al of wius4 10407. fialtion Mee. he Illeeaboriheieeek is she Preeibee ee
sibass was is midosolo oppoly, 00l tie teas ash at ire 11111SDAT. 611.1111011 i 1. lift