The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-19 00:00:00

1849.

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

ADJOIIINRD INQUEST ON SHADE THE CHAR-
surt.—Teatinday Mr. Lamaism coseleded the investigatioe
at the Westsrasser Homo M Oeneries, We the dm* of
Al Ender Sharpe, the stemetiet primes:.
The lint whales of imprison caned we
Themes Cm,
deptty-goverser of tke rhea. Hs depolail ad cm the
Ikl el August lest he gave the dewed_ speormS dsaints
• piek tellies Rim thathe wee timelost.te b se, as the
nissey illf his mart wane had sea boss pal item Ike Ilth
ci that south. He said he dsould set do Witness re.
plied, " Very well ; the law epee that Reed has been ex.
prised to you repeatedly ; I have sething men to do with
it." On the five suoeseding days where repeated the sense
thing to him, but deceased still reflood to tie the work. On
Saturday, the 25th, he appoint befeee the lustier, and he
there also refused to perform the labour, adding that it wee
not included in his sentence. Deosased was then sentenced
to six days' solitary oonfluessent on bread end water.
Henry Pownall, Esq., of Oloucestecgarlass, Hyde-perh,
and Valentine Haight, Esq., of Commit terrace, Herat's-
park, visiting magistrates, produced the minutes of the pr►
medico of the juirees ups the occasion of Sharps bars
sentenced to the ernallienalli above named.
John Lavioxiaseperpses to the prises, after a good deal of
spoke to the last period of solitary esn-
C=ll2the ilesseeed. Daring that time wirier saw him
every day, sad spoke to him, and he never complained of
Mem He appeared well and cheerful, and during his
whole southernmost in prison had only lost four pounds in

weight.
The jury returned a verdict of " Med from !Walla cho-
lera."
One of the jury objected to attach his Dune to such a
verdict; bat espruead his desire to sign himself so a de-
ssatient.
The Coroner could not allow his to sign in that abuse.
ter; sad as the jury was lay eonstituted without him
(coaslatiag of 16), it wsa not neceesary for him to sign.
The Jogai:7 then terminated.

THE Pusuc HEALTH.—Let night's Gaulle °ou-
tgo, several radon in council extending the provisions or
the Public Health Act to the following planes i—iiiratford-
en-Aves, Norwich, Farekam, Aylesbury, and Rugby. The
same Gazette contains orders from the Board of Health
directing the authorities of the following perishes to take
certain steps for promoting sanitary reform—via.,
Holborn, St. James's, Westminster; St. Pancras, Si. Rat-
, thew, Bethnal-green, &domains's Union, Rotherkithe, and
St. Miry, Newington. An order directed to the manager
of the New Banbill Fields Burial.ground, directs that in-
terment@ are to be disoontinued for the present in that over-
' crowded graveyard.

MONEY MARIKT.

TIMIDAY EVENING:

Nothing transpired in the Stock Exchange to-day
of the lent interest. The English funds continued
motionless, and the amount of business done in them
was of the most trivial character. Console opened at
the closing prices of yesterday-921 to for sioney,i
and 921, to for account, at which they remained up
to the close. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.,
although shut, were done at 931.
Exchequer Bills were done at 355., 375., and 381.
and India Bonds at 74e. premium. India Stock
marked M.
A little more activity was manifested intim foreign
I hone, and most of the foreign stocks were davit in, but
without any variation in price worthy of special
notice. The actual business was : Brazilian Bonds
at 87 ; Buenos Ayres at 481; Danish Three per
Cents., 1825, at 75 and 76; Ditto Five per Cents., at
100. Grenada, at 161 ; Ditto, Deferred, at 31.
Mexican, ex coupons, for account, at 271, '' and 1.
Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 561 and 56.
Portuguese Five per Cents., Converted, 1841, at 271;
Ditto Four per Cents., at 281. Russian, at 107 and
61. Spanish Five per Cents., at 171; Ditto, dividend
from May, 1841, at 14. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents., at 54 and d ; Ditto Four per Cent. Certifi-
cates, at 65 and 1.
There was not much variation in the rates of the
foreign exchanges for this day's maiL Bills on Hol-
land, Vienna, and Trieste were a fraction lower; on
Hamburg, a trifle higher.
We understand upwards of 80,000/. is gold bars
were paid into the Bank of England yesterday for
account of the Russian government.
The Committee of Spanish American Bondholders
have received letters from Mr. W. P. Robertson to the
14th ult. He states that he is still unable to advise
any decisive result in regard. to the provisional agrn-
ment concluded by the Mexican executive with him,
the question not having yet been submitted to the
Congress. The committee expect to receive later
&deices by the Mexican packet due on Saturday next.
The arrival of the Canada at Liverpool with the
mails and passengers of the Hibernia, pqts us in pos-
session of advice. from New York to the sth inst.
The commercial advice@ received from the United
States by this opportunity are, for the most part,
satisfactory. The rapid decline of the cholera bad
mused an influx of dealers and traders from the in-
terior of the country, the fall trade was already
active, goods were easily disposed of, and the pro-1
spats .of the season were in every respect en-
couraging. The amount in the sub-treasury at
New York exceeded 3,200,000 dole. The several
amounts of the United States deposits at the
disposal of the treasurer on the 27th August
exceeded 5,400,000 dole.
The Jefferson Insurance Company had declared a
semi-annual dividend of 8 per cent., payable on de-
mend, and the Saratoga and Washington Railroad
Company a dividend of 3 per cent., payable on the
15th inst. The Liverpool packet-ship, Henry Clay,
took tire on the morning of the 6th, as she was ready
fw sea, and was burnt to the water's edge.
The market at Boston continued steady for flour,
with sales of Genesee common brands at 5 dole. 750.
to 6 dole. 874 c.; Michigan and Ohio at 6 dole. 621 c.
to 6 dole. 75c., and fancy and extra brands at 6 dais.'
.to 6 doll. 760. per brL, with bat a moderate business.
For corn the market was unsettled; since the arrival
if the last Grimmer from this side the arrivals had not
been sufficient to tlx prices, and holders stood out for
2e. to 30. per bushel higher. Sales of ncethern oats
took plan at 410. to 420. per bushel; cif rye at 65c.
and 60c. per busheL
The amount of duties received at the Boston
Custom House for the month of August was 713,000
dollen. It was =inland that if the duties on goods
which were warehoused were added, the aggregate of
duties for August would probably have been a
million of dollars.
At Philadelphia imported dry goods went off well
and at full for the southern and western mse-
chants. The invoices from England and France bad
been large sad consequently the wholesale stooks dis-
played a great variety. The activity of the fall tirade,
it was thought, would probably render money abun-
dant for the remainder 9f the year.
At Baltimore the floor market continued at steady
prices, and 5.25 dole. had been paid for 8,600 bar-
rels of Howard-street and City Mills. Rye flour
realised 3.25 dole. The inspections of the
amounted to 16,328 barrels of wheat flour, r
Fto 10,335 barrels. Wheat had declined
end prime red could not be quoted higher th
.04 dole. White, from 1.06 to 1.16 dole. Rye,
65 cents. Corn was unsteady, sari wins had
tuated from 64 to 66 cent& for white, and 60 to
state. foe yellow, per bushel. Oat" were elnady
28 to 30 oink. per bulieL Tke market was not v
"applied with suitable &earphone of toliann.
the mks of the week had not exceeded 400 Wide
;all sorts. In freights there wee nothing doing.
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