The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-14 00:00:00

WANDSWORTH.
IXTRAOZDINART OAS" or NOZOLART AND ROBUST.
Jots Aar, • respectably ritnesd young man, who was
deco:Hied se • decorator, was charged with burglariottely
entering the premier of Mr. Prank Martin, a gentleman
residing at Tudor lodge, Wimbledos.oommat, sad stealing
plate of the value of M.
It appeared from the evidenos that on Monday night last
the premises were left enure on the family retiring to rest,
hot on the following morning the butler found his pantry
window wide open sad the pinto gone. A square of
glass was found lying on the grass outside, and it appeared
to have been out off the window with • planter's diamond.
A piece of paper, plastered with treacle. was found lying
fledge • beard inside the window. On the removal of the
ghee the bolt at the side mold be unfastened and the
window opened. One of the Iron ban outside the window
had been wrenched out of its socket and three others were
beat. The butler found in his pantry • putty knife, file,
and an iron "jemmy," and • piece of rope was lying ander
the window. The evidence affecting the prisoner was
that of Pollee Constable Mug, 7/7 V, who swore
that he saw him while he was on duty, in the
Wandewotth.road, near the Olapbsm Junction station.
between 4 and 5 o'clock in the morning of
Tuesday last. He said that the prisoner, who was walking
in the direction of Vauxhall, was coming two boodles
wrapped in white cloths, one under each arm, and on NP-
preaching the constable he almost came to a stand still,
and said "Yon have had a wet night, policemse." The
cons able replied "Yee," and the prisoner walked away.
He also proved that the prisoner wore a light painter's
blouse. It further appeared that the white cloths were rmined from the pantry. The primmer wee at Tudor Lodge
on the Monday night. where he was • frequent visitor, se
as be was keeping company with the housekeeper. as
Oa the Monday previous to the robbery she had Finn notice to
to leave her situation to be married to the prisoner, who 10
had liberty to see her on • Sunday but act on any other Li
day. On the prisoner going to the house on the previoas 170
evening he was identified by King and taken into custody
by Inspector Usher. A constable searched the prisoner's ge,
lodgings in Pimlico, and felled • piece of sperm wadi* M.
which co=dsd with • piece disoovered in the soot-hole IN
at Tudor se
The prieooer, who questioned the constable King to stew
that he was mistaken in his identity, was remanded for a
week, bail being refused at present. 5

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THE COLLIERY STRIKE.-MORE RIOTING. IR
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CRAMLINGTON, near NEWCASTLE. FRIDAY. :
This morning, about a thousand colliers from es.
East and West Cramliegion, Thank Howe, Dudley, Seg.
bill, Seaton Delays], Old Buck worth, and other pleas,
assembled at High Oramlington, to offer resistance to the Bs,
attempt which was again to be made to turn the men who gs,
are on strike for an advance of ld. per ton out of their le.
houses. The granary belonging to the Colliery Farm had IL
beet fitted up as the police quarters, and was guarded by 119.
about fifty men. At half-pest 9 the "candy" men or 1),
bailiffs arrived by a special hula, escorted by about forty in
more cons tables. Another short train followed with a few jog
officers from the neighbourhood who had been ordered up. IL
There was great excitement when the moo who were to 9
eject the miners got out of the carriages, and an attempt IS.
was nude to get at them through the lines formed by the "
officers on each side and in the front and rear. A row lit
ensued through the pressure, and a collier was hurt by a go.
blow from the staff of Policeman 32. Homes were le
procured for twelve inspeoton of the force, and about Sa.
100 interior constables, armed with staves and ant- N.
lessee, proceeded on foot as an escort to the bailiffs front
the grimiery. to the High-terrace-row, to commence their g
work by eviction. About a dozen carts out of the twenty is
employed for the purpose. joined the procession, and were It.
Wed with colliers who had clambered in with the deter- le
mination of being at the scene of action—about half a mile N.
off—ace soon as the officials. The foreman of the black- 2
eoliths belonging to the colliery (Mr. Burlinson) and the 76.•
foreman of the stonemasons (2tr. Ed. Miele) were en- gg,
gaged to wilt in breaking open the door, of the
pitmen's dwellings. The colliers upon perceiving the pro-
cession coming up, took refuge in their houses and propped N
the doom up inside with pit-wood and iron bare, which
with locks and bolts made the little domiciles almost g
impregnable. The hammer and the axe were thou used, as
the windows and doors smashed, and as estrum obtained le
in the beat way possible. This battering down iocensed It
the mob, and the hones of the mounted police were beat
with shovels and dicks, and threatened with pickaxes.
Stones, pieces of wood, and refuse were thrown at the
riders, and at the foot police. One policeman got on
water butt to get in at a window, and was charged with a
long sweepieg brush and Irecoked down ; another had the eh
contents of a utensil thrown at him ; a third was struck oe
the beck with a heavy pia* of wood ; and a fourth whilst 11
nearly blinded with black dirt, was assaulted with • rake. I
Ties, earthenware, and glass were pitched out of the wia-
doers, and one tenant defended himself with a pick. N
The entrain* to one house, when the most of the rough ei
misers were, ceased some to escape through the windows, u
others through the root of the pantry, and several through 11
the skylight of the garret. The police, who marched in
at the door, felled several men. Two were wounded en I
the head, and were taken off for medical aid. Whilst this
was going on, the mob made an attack with stones, and 14
the polies got reedy and charged. Some were injured, si
and other. taken prim:lore, but liberated to apposes the
mt. The furniture was put into some houses whilst the
rest ware cleared, and the day's work, which was short- I
fined by the riotous conduct of the men, only resulted in
one removal from the village. The special train with the I,
bailiffs left at 1 o'clock. The men were bent upon stoat
resistance. The attempt will be renewed.—Conerpoodent
of the Lads Aferrwry.

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1865.

MONEY NAREBT.o---(THI8 DAY). y, We are requested to state that Co share list el
--e-- , Gale's Protested Geopowder Company (Limited)
Two o'Otaas. , will be closed on Thursday next, the 19th inst. ;
The transactions in the stock markets to-day are and that of Allan's Transatlantis Telegraph Com-
upon a very limited scale, and the tone is rather , PinTlaalimited) on Weaneed°l. the 18th.
fastest e of the season with the owe
unfavourable. Attention is partly directed to the I teas has been made by the Taeping, Captain TZ
fortnightly settlement, which has just commenced, Mackinnon, which left Foochowfoo on the 29th of
and will be concluded on Tuesday. Console have June and arrived in the Downs on the 10th October:
declined 4 per cent., and some of the British rail-' The subjoined report with reference to the bole
marketi is from the circular of Messrs. Sharp
way stooks and foreign bonds, 4. On the other 1:::
:
hand, Credit Foncier and Mobilier, and Imperial I The ._,,_
asuman demand for silver still scaliness os • mod
Mercantile shares are inquired for, and better. so le, netwitheteether the recant ;may edneece re the.
The applications for discount to-day are not
value of
mdlooolloit
ilitais ntliitaliryscheekted that TIM la
bit
numerous, yet the rate for good bills is maintained ' Bombay axis es the profit on the importation Pot cones
at 7 per cent. The supply of money is still large. ; remains se coasiderable. The pries of bar silver has fitiev“,
toituatetieslighrhmtly.stringat
sstbeolivo....t fa:Vali.. t.suanodUlosesl:rialitho
Short loans on English government securities are 1
obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 4 to 5 per absence of any inquiry for the knot the quotation for auk
oent. can dollars has declined to 45.1114. per ounce, the extra*
value of these coin. es silver. The latest telegrams from
At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tel Chins report no improvement is the exchanges. Melnik
gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at of the kW arrivals of Phi being uologeoblo for export ws4
probability be
67fr. 90c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. in all taken to the Bask of England.
Consols are now quoted 84 to 4 for money, FRIDAY Emma.
and 891 to 4 for the account (November Consol!, which closed yesterday at 891 to /, foe
8). The official business report is as fol- ' ttheanBtdhcla ovem
osed atbzi, ctirriFtohisr
mousy
yrnitchge at
last
. to
lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, foil money,
861, 89 ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three was 881 to 89. The official business report 1::1 ai
fo"ows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 881;
per Cents. Reduced, 87, 4 ; New Three per 1,9; ditto for account, 89/, 1,1; Three per Cents.
Cents., 87, 1 ; India stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Rd• flood, 861, 871 ; New Three per Cents, 87,
enlaced '' 105 ive per Cant. " 71,7; Annuities 134 ; India Five per Cent., 104
Cent. stock, 104/,,
rupee paper, 1004 ; E ; Fxchequer Bills, March, 86.- 5; ditto Debentures, WI ;ditto Bonds, 22.. to 17/,4
' prem.
dis. ; ditto, June, 125., 175., dia.
The foreign stock market is inactive and prices Some of the foreign stocks showed Womb
There was a decline of 1 per cent. in Egyptian
are unaltered, with the exception of a'decline of 1 80-ids of 1864 and Russian Old Five per Ceuta., y
per cent. in Turkish Consolidds and Greek. in Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1 is
Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : Greek, 1 in Spanish. Passive and Turkishfi eon-
.Greilk, 191 to 1; Turkish Consolithis, 4.4 to 4; r
Blidtano totrinanir a Mexican
per Spanish
oefelll63cswere
Spanish Passive,2Bl to 291; ditto Cortificates,l4l to quoted rather batter. -
4 ; Confederate, 6to 7 ; and Mexican, 251 to le United States 5.20 Bonds closed at 68 to 4;
Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, being 1 lower than yesterday ; Erienois Railway *barge,
1852, 1858, 1860, 701 ; Danubian, 74 ; Dutch at 581 to 1, being also lower ; Illi Central, *
Certificates, 90, ex die, ; Egyptian, second tone; 831 to 1 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway:
944 ; ditto 1864, 901, ex div. ; Greek, 191 ; "turt°' at 84 to 86. •
Bank shiires were quiet. Bank of Australasia)
Italian Five per Canto., 1861, for account, 644 ;
Bank of Queensland, and Standard Bank of Africa-
Mexican, 251 ; New Granada, 141 ; ditto Twolper were rather lower.
Cent., 301, 1 ; Portuguese, 1853, 46/ ; Russian, The shares of the financial companies shown
1850, 89 ; ditto 1862, 91, 901 ; Spanish, 451 ; ditto scarcely any change. The closing quotations weir&
Passive, 284 ; ditto Certificates, 141 ; Turkish, as f°ll°Ten'—erletr''' °nal Financial, 1 i to 11
Credit,i li to 2 rem. • London
1862, 74, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75 ; ditto, 1885, fic:.6ll'n'jti 74 to 8 prem. . imperial imam.
1001. Bonds, 444, 4. Credi 21 to 4 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobiliew,
United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway 41 tot prem.
shares havo declined, being now quoted 674 to 68 Nattonal Discount *area were last quoted 101
and 571 to 58 respectively. Illinois Railway shares to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 11 dia. ;
are steady at 831 to 4 ; and Atlantic and Great tiara rend,Gurney and Co., 14 to 61 prem. ; Egyp- ,
Western debentures at 84 to 86. Trading, 1} to 1 din ; Ottoman Sociiiti Giinsi-
rale, 21 to 3 prom. • Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16 ;.Brazilian loan scrip ja steady, at 31 to i Prem., Lion Brewery, 11 ;4) 14 prem. ; and Atlantis
while Erie is rather lower, at 2} to 4 prem. Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 14 to 14. -
International Financial shares are now quoted Bombay Gas, City of Mann Improvementa, English
14 to 1 prem.; General Credit, lit to 21 prem. ; andin FreigndCredit,wMarchere
quoted &low:sir:4;litre liaith,
London Financial, 71 to 4 per. ; Imperial 41,14i:10i:wt. international Land Credit. ja. •
Mercantile, 2 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ;Credit Fonder and ternational Contract and Commercial Union Inset-
Mobilier of England, 41 to 51 prem. ; Overend, ranee met with inquiry.
Gurney, and Company, 6to 1 prem. ; and find- The closing (but
.in some oases nominal) quota- ,
son's Nay, 151 to 4. lions for shares in new undertakings are as follows:
The shares of the Merchants Company are quoted Tern-Atlantic Steam, per to 1 preen ; Allan's'
Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 14 to 2 prem. ; Mer- '
4 to 4 prem. ; London and Australian Agency, chants Company, i to ipm and , ;Gale's Pen. ;
Ito 11 prem.; Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 pram. ; tented Gunpowder, to t 1 prem.
Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 11 to 2 prem.; and
Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, 11 to 2 prem.
RALF-PAST Two o'Ciocx.
Consols are quoted 881 for money, and 894 to 1
for the account, being slightly firmer in the former
instance, compared with the price current at 2
o'cloek.
The scrip certificates for the bonds of the Erie
Railway Loan will be deliverable on Monday, the
16th inst., in exchange for the banker's receipt
and the letter of allotment duly endorsed.
The amount of gold purchased by the Bank
yesterday was 66,0001.
The Atrato, from the West Indies has brought
172,000/. in gold and silver, and the'Lincolnshire,
from Melbourne, 282,0001. in gold, making a total

MINAS.---(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoot. .
The mining market is quiet today, and very few
variations have occurred to prices. The fortnightly
settlement has just commenced, and will be WO.
cludedonTueeday. EastLovellsharesarenowqnoted
15 to 1 ;Chiverton, 10; Clifford Amalgamated,
19 to 20 • M '
Mogan, 7s. 6d. to 10s. • Ghivertou
Moor, 61 .to ; South Condurrow, 2f to 1 ; North •
Treskerby, 3to 1 ; Galdbeck Fells, Ito prem. ;
Tincroft, 18 tol ; South Darren, 375. &I. to 401.; •
and East Bweet, 21 to 23.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. '
Frontino and Bolivia have been dealt in at 31 and
Vancouver Coal, at 21 and 2f ; and Chontalse,
at j and 1 prem.
adividend
At East Carat meeting yesterdayet
6s. per share was declared.