The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-07 00:00:00

TAE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1865.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

DST Kamm marrurs.)
RIPON MISTING.—(THIS DAY.)

THE EUROPEAN BANK (LIMITED).
(THIS DAY.)
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0001.110EATION PLATE. Time quazises eel
(a Wis.
Oresetadt, imprissetjadis,
was gates, Arabia, ledy of Coeredale,PlitearAo=
goo, Cum' Lecture, Hrs. Lizripse, aid Limber Yaps
ara tam
GOAT ST, WILFRID HANDICAP. Cue rails sad
three quarters.
lawn al Did's, Peewee, /L uisa* White Rees,
Look Bad Uzi, sad ()oriels Lester, an hew
TWO-YEAS-OLD STAHEL T.Y.C.
linnkarell, Hoes" Pasha and lioustaiseer are hare.
mowaLLY PLATS. Three quarters of a mile.
croniat, 'tided*, Ma. Lireipar, aad Arabia are here.
girDLEF HANDICAP PLAT& Three quarlire of a
gungallab, Oreestadt, Gaye's, Fair Whom, Fig, Rari-
tan" Cedars Lsetare, sad Arabia are bare.
naarrga—Bedseak, Zambia. 8.0•94/, Pretty
R 0""
Eaedors, Wild Beauty BM, Cutlet=
ier', Irritation. Isheritrisa, /Sox* Hawed., Visi-
on, sow F.ya, Castariet, Waloot.

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The ball-yearly misting et the ihareholdere in
*MINA wee held at the Leaden Tame, this day, Yr.
Mamas Wrs OOLORIIIM is the Mk.
The report Bald—" The divorcee have the prism to
intuit to she propsisters theta third half.yeerly report,
nada. 30nlatuns3.01,wbiab annnottail, to boomaidared Wito-
ld's the, salishotary. It will be perceived from the barr-
els**t that the gross profile walked, No:Audis( the seesof
2,2211. lie. 2d. brought forward from last account, amount
to 50,446 f. fle. 13d.; and that, after defraying expenses of
margesseet, disarm' eeninseratios, rebate on bills, end
making a fall saloweoee for bed and doubtful debt', a get
protarrabas of 29,6861.6'. 9d. The directors recommend
that 16,3901. lbs. 9d. be applied for the payment of an
interim dividend, being at the rats of 5 per cent. per
annum, free, of income tax, that 3,2001. be written off
prIMUMB. SWAIM and geellesnary expense accounts, and
that the balance, 10,10 a 11e., be erred to profit and loss
new mattat, to be dealt with at the dose of the financial
year, when the premium amain, from the transfer of the
business of the lets Ludo., Birmiagham. and South Staf-
fordshire Bask will also be available. The director
retinue to queue the policy of seeking a mad
business, and look with much eatiodasstion to the
steady progress made during the past six meths.
It Is very gratifying to the directors to find themselves in •
positios to report favourably as regards the branches, all
of which profitable results. The director
hams to =know many valuable amounts introduced to
the teak by biers, in arm to an appeal made by
the meager at the last meeting, end hope for a continuance 84.
of their support." i
is
s.
The report hubs( bees taken is read, IS
The CIIALLWAS be trusted the report would be as
satisfeitory to the okerelsoldere as well as to the director, 15
more particularly whoa they looked to the period of time N
which had elapsed time the lest meeting. It had bull "
they were all aware,six months of oonimensial &prime. r,
The continued and immense fall in all dismiptiosse al pro- os.
duos had naturally weakened the securitiesheld both by ss
Miters and merchants, and had caused the fallen of rimy al
a respectable sad old standiag hoar Jo the metropolis sad N
the provisoes, leading to hery losses by banks end 84
learial establishments. The Europese Bank, however,
bad reaped with very trivial loss. There was one Ma; 8,
which right appear large, the liability on acceptances by at
the bank, ansoutisg to 814,0001., but when he told them N
that more thancue half of this amonnt was for drafts draws as
by their ranches abroad ea the head of at from Weeder IL
to one mouth, they would at roe see that there was se Mk 2
from this source. On the contrary, it was cosset their largest
sources of profit. The ranches had thin half-year all bre go,
worked satisfactorily, and the intended change in the IL
Paris branch annenneed last half-year bad been made sad
was working well. Owing to legal diet:mitre, they had fhl•
act bees able to obtain posiesdoe of the pre OL
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seises they had purebred sear the Bank of Eng- n.
lead, but he trusted that those difficulties would se
be got over shortly, sad that before the next meeting to
the bank would be located in • meneer worthy of its Si... 1.0
dal position. The directors felt that the seems of the 1"
bank was reared, and they trusted that the Merriam it
would retinue to give it their support. In concludes be sk.
moved the adoption of the report. ZS
Alderman Sir B. GARDEN seconded, and the motion et.
passed uoanismaly. Ot.
Mr. KING said, having attended the last meeting, which aL
was a somewhat stormy or, be was bound to say that be
thought the bank wan now in a very good poultices, and he
fit
was • abareholder in one hank, the shares of which were at sg.
200 per cent premium, which had dose so much business. IS
A dividend at the rate of 5 per rut. pat annum, free of N
income tax, was than declared, and a vor of thanks to the u
chairman and directors closed the proordiags. ft

SHOCKING END OF A POLICEMAN'S WIFIL
Late on &hada,' evening Mr. John Mnitiphreys,
••• coroner for Ent Middlesex, beid a
iagaby at the
gisa's Arms tavern, fleaamontugeare, Miltosed-road. Kee
the death of Mee Osborn. aged 61 years, who died I
se▪ der very labial cireamstanes•
The noisome west to prove that the deemed sad her
husband, with sic-fib:son, lived in a house mot-fres '
No. 3, Back-hi 'feed road. She was g greet
baskeed, lied her dis • psesioser on the polies
hied el the if Divides, Snowy.
The jury sixempasied the learned Cereals to Asylums to
Aso the bawdier' they hand the hesband his beestlystate
d jordation, stemma. about the mom. He wee the chief
miters, bet hie sensees Wet • dispensed with. The see, who
is 30 years of ags‘ was thee called, and wee oho found to be
tea AM' of WI obliviousness. The Oa easy them with difi-
culty ascertained that the demand shoot a week eines bed
g quarrel with • iieiglibeco, who it woe alms&
_had aham
' her She was thee mach excited and ealte to s Mess,
boom bow, where she need to wit. Oe Wedeuday
nightthe deoeasen went home &mac and oat to a chair, sad
elm the am returned be found bee dead. She Wan bleed-
ing from • vein to the left leg, end Lb* bad sawed for
yeas from a sloughieg ober.
xi, inmate Heery Crises, 11.8.C.5., of the Mile Bed-
rod, mid that be found the deceased deed. The cause of
daak ems rupture of a dimmed vein in the leg, whereby
the dimmed bad bled to death. With proper medical assist-
ance die oteseseid might have lived fee years.
The Omoser remarked co the wretched life of the family.
elle we living mot free and on a pension from the polies
ecombeiceisra They were a drunken and dissipated lot—
it fact • dicey:* to moiety.
The jury comorred is the opioioo of the Comer, sod
atoned a verdict of " Nature' death' hem hemorrhage of
the leg."

SUDDEN DEATH Op • CONTRACTOR,—This morn-
kg Kr. J. Humphreys. the Kidder: °wooer, received in-
kreatioe relative to the death of Mr. Thomas Harding,
'072 years, who hied very spade* at No. 66, Totten.
sliest, Ratliff. It appeared that the deemed wee gamed
like garde. at the rear of his redden°, whenhe wee
Lindy sensed with illness. He was removed to hie room,
them be expired. Mr. James Horton, ILR.C.S., of High-
t, Stepney, was called, but all efforts to restore anima-
tion were of so avail. Au inquiet will be held cm the body
Ws ease& The deceased had been &reed wattmeter in a
hap way of easiness.
HOTSPON AND RITcHIN RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY. )
At the half-yearly meeting, held this forenoon at the offices,
61, Greeschurch-street, Yr. J. C. Cobbold in the chair, it
ti resolved, That a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent.
per snags, lees income Cu. and Id. per 6/. Is. stook, far
amass d manapmeet, be declared upon the Rope."
Miami, sad Shepreth Consolidated Stock for the Wi-
ner soda( August, 1865, end paid forthwith." Major
Amain* and Mi. John Phillips, the retiring directors, were
nalseted, and • vote of thanks to the chairman closed the
Precenlialk
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—The Scarborough express
tnie ran Into the Malta. these oe the wrosg limo on
Saturday. The Melton engine was smashed. The pas-
sengers escaped Wart, sod were sent on.
THE FACTORY Act —Mr. FTSIICHI itselinson,
rope manufacturer, of Lodge-lane, Toxteth-park, was
dialed before the Liverpool mageethes on Saturday with
baring employed women in ha factory after six in the
mesa& coetrery to the Factories Regulation Act. The
charge was not disputed, and it was explained that the
bctory having been on shed employment, the women had
asked to be allowed to work late at the time in goodie'',
sad that the meager had allowed them to do so, in igno-
rance of the memoriam of the act. In five eases the de-
teethed was fitted Be. sad mote, and in one cane, whichlwas
sot promosted, he w ordered to pay the caulk
Tar BUATION SAVINGS BANE DEFALCATIONS.—
At a ameba of the principal depositors on Saturday, it
was resolved that it would be desirable to sell the debt, due
free Mr. Fletcher to the truster, to pertain who would
form • friendly subscription amongst themselves, especially
if conneeted with the parish of St Leocard's The depo-
sitors have already received 13e. 6d. in the pound, and it is
hoped that they will ultimately receive 174., for it was
easocuteed at the miestieg that •• private geotlecian, who
has all shag taken great interest in the depositors, will
add to the 3.0001. webs,. mosey a gift from his private
pone of 1,5001.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN SHUNTING • ROYAL TRAIN.
—As *met was held at Pembroke on Friday on the
body eta man seised Turner, who was crushed to death by
the specie' train on the Pembroke to Tuohy Railway used on
Wednesday evening to convey Prince Arthur and his suite
ee tear return from the inauguration ow emooy at Tenby en
thst day. The line is a eagle one, sod is consequence of
the pressure of traffic on Wednesday trains ran army hour,
meeting halfway where, by means of • Udine, they crossed
each other. The special royal train left noby about half-
put four on Wedneeley afternoon, and ran through to
Pethroks dock, where the train arrived soon after 5 o'doth,
Wide royal highs/mien the station to embark in the royal
pie, Victoria and Albert, then lying in Milford Haven.
Immediately after their departure it was necessary to shunt
the royal tree, and Teener, who was the chief porter, oh-
minks mother assiattot in the way, pushed him cm one side.
la doing this Terser himself slipped, and in a moment fell
spot the rails as the carriages were moving along. Before _ _
be meld rise spin the carriages passed over him, cruelties,
bidet end abdomen in a frightful manner, slid canting CONSDCRATION OF ALL SAINTS' CHURCH WAL-
alreetiestestruithes death. WORTH,—(Tam MTh—The morning the Bebop a/London
Suomi° RAILWAY ACCIDENT TO • LADY.— coaseeraWd • new church, dedicated to All Sainte, which
Os Friday sight se old lady, the widow of Dr. Smith of has been emoted in Surreyoqoare. Old Kentread, for the
Moutrese, was killed et the Waverley-bridge Station, sooommodetion el an eceleastieel district which has been
Ediehergh. A Vale of carriages was standing at the wiped to it out of the pariah of St. Peteee. Walworth.
platform, sad Ma' Smith, being wearied, leaned against The shoos which the church has been erected was gethrottely
sea of them, without noticing that an vigil,' was siren by the Rev. Dr. Clarke, late Fellow of St. John's
approrthing to be attached to the train. The engine college, Oxford, end grants have been made from the
came up with some force, and the carriage spina which Bishop's Fund and the Church Building Society towards the
Mrs Smith was leaning was set in motion. The old Me emcees of the building. The petition to the bebop praying
me throws down, mid the beadle of the carriage caught him to ootheorate the church was presented by the Rev. F.
a bitted woollen wrapper that she had on, which caused F. Bataan, after which the usual service was performed,
her to be dragged between the platform and the carriage the sermon being preached by the bishop. The Rev. Oliver
stem sad wheals. She war fearfully crushed, the ribs wake% M.A. of Jae' Coege. Caehridge. curate of St.
seeming to have been pressed in upon the heart, inserts, Jobe e, Walsworth, has bees nominated to the incumbency
moody depriving her of life. WMo falling Mrs. Sisitb of the sew church and district.
uttered a Piercing shriek, and one of her daughter., Mrs.
SNOW ON THE GRAMPIAN BILLS IN Arioutrr.—
James Wilma, sprang forward, seized hold of her mother,
coveir of excunrieoists visited the Hill of Norwell os
asi attempted to ears bar. Bat for the preeence of mad "
of a porter who observed the accident, mad who jumpedand d • their the top—
Tuandey, the let ~ daring shy on
tweed and caught Mre. Wilson, the would have shared a!'"---et,__helf. ail hoot—mow fell heavily, the weather at the
the fate of her infortunats mother. As it wee, her clothes tr,_e___"`",„,..,lt tim•—„ with meows nottherly
had become eetaegled in those of Mr,. Smith, sad when "".•ev"
drown heck &Laced every shred was torn from her back. THE YRENCK DIOTHIS.—There are seldom more
Mu. Wilson sustained a slight halm on the right aids, and than two children in a &nags three it the utmost, what-
tee or three cats on the legs—Scotsmen's ever the reams may be, end these children are coin-
Tit CHARGE OF CRUELTY TO A BOY AT CAR- wooly idolised both by father and mother, and the
LlSl2.—ltoughso, in the service of the Royal Daimons, children in return lave an actual tulle for "ma mire." Of
W 55 brought up before the Carlisle magistrates on hater- has the father one hrs lees ; but the words "ma omete," pro-
.awned with unlawfully sad violently assaulting bounced with • certain Mimetic., in the pulpit or on the
his ',teems, Ralph Simpson, • boy 10 years of age. Tee I stage, fail to °ea hasdkerchlefe In requisition in all
toot was crowded, sod such was the indignation of the directions. I remember an amusing instance. in a melte-
lathe at the prisoner's cruelty that he was frequently I drama by Donne Thee, in which • certain notations bandit
bleed during the beefg o of the ease. Ralph Stropeols, I was basting of b s high and mighty deeds, and was Wag_
who is ore intelligent-looking l
boy, deposed that on that repted by • friend with the geese remark : " After all von
tiots irrt,the "adieu, es'.
day fortsight the premier called him early in the morning are nothing hot a robber.° "Stay my friend " he replied •
yid seat him out to pick up leaves mar the house where I"I have s mother." Prof see' es
they rended, at Harker, a short &Mace from Carlisle. I Every ear Is Pricked eagerly. bandit Mute's!,
While so engaged his father came to farm, made him strip in every month. an the fivet ft or
mploiti.l!eth, "save
it
a his clothes, took him to • trek mood which he put i eagle eyrie cheered la t
ITe
.hee's arms and thee tied his wrists with a rope. with hasty and indignant stops. I enterytue cstioofff Vpialmbeneliki.
Hung thee secured him, the primmer flogged him with There I enter a lofty mansion the dad
• Kee, his beck being already sore from the effects of • mount the marble stake.. I posh • heavy oaken dose—s
/19'iml flagellation. He seat placed the boy in the chamber lies before me r
at titth ',Umber • ;fan *eel
Facia trough and pumped water upon him. He thee couch • woman, a. •..:e...wOOIILIS.
.1. I &mir_.thsy.
Pat Oa the lad's clothes and sent him to bed. Simpson sleeping saint- But !lees r ?asp • 1 —me! Now
&leeward' left home, and went to Carlisle uoion work- her seemed lips. and the—she glee. m. back tbSi=o,:te
The medial officer of the workhouse said the dare to my lam robber!' end na
bay'sbob', when he went to the workhouse. was covered applthae, and universal wwpfliolf--Porfulekti, Attie's,
with a number of bruises, and had at least 20 large wounds. August 1.
So mach bad the boy been abused that the roes had been PRTNTINO IN CHINA.—The Chinese have had •
adjourned for a week before be could appear in court ; and grett start over all the nations of the Week It is difficult
Ilse medical men then attending him coosidered his wounds to say when the art of printing was first introduced. It is
angeat.
A Polloefficer modelled two Pie"' el roes times to have been practised is Chins from phase of wood
isoy's shirt, which be had found in a dark chest in
`.O Primates house, saturated with blood. The garment A.D. 593, there is • decree for the collectioe of old fig the sod of the rixth eentney of the Chelsea era, is
we identified by the boy as that which be had worn after fps" and .. tot** sad for their rattled in weed
boblatl4ggsd by his step-father. The magistrates earn- pollicatioe, but it is sot then spoken in as
*tied the prisoner foe trial, end reused to admit hue to 1 loventioe. In 931 the canceicial books were
baa porarered to be eepaved on srood sad twisted for
A MONSTER AMERICAN RIVER STraigra.—The general gale; sed in 982 the work
..wss completed
rthrle's Lie, will place upon their route between Albany end e books " win circulated eeef.,,e_u_T.Legar theI
erc ork, on the 20th. the new and
splendid steam- Moveable typoo Ware OM employed is see middle
ha.' Dears Rithreeed. This Boating palm" is • tries eleventh century. The imperial atrangementa.fill printing
'Realise etas the St. John, but has cost some 230,000 dole have been carried out is China ow • moot map
non &as the latter, enekio her deli end at the dock The Emperor Khanghi, wigs* reigo begs° in 1682, bad
g I
I" ready for service a little over 700,000 dole. In point of 250,0^0 moveable types cogrewed in cippe, sad prided ne.
and leek she outrivals all rf the Hudson lees than 6.000 roses. Kiselueg, in in& OTTI•TWI
Bluer dolmen The Dees Richmond hes superior &acorn- 10.412 works to be published, sothethe the whole shillidete
.01
sedation for 900 first-olaas mad GOO seriond-clue peselegurk Chimes liarthave.—Sir John Bowels, ie the
"oft York paper. Marcine for August

CONTINENTAL BANK CORPORATION K
(LLIIITID).-(THIS DAT.) SI

An extraordinary general meeting of the share- rs.
holders in this company was held at the Londe. Tavern this gg
day, is order to consider the propriety at anodise-ow the et
company voluntarily, Mr. WiaaitWacian CARRELL in the te
chair.
The CHAIRMAN said the meeting bad been held WNW
than it would have been in consequence of the requiremeot•
of the Stock Exchange, who could not fa a time for the
settlement of the shares of the London mad Mediterranean
Bank until this had hese dose. The shareholders were awes*
of the arrangement by which the Loadoe sad Mediterranean
took up the twiner of the Coalitional Bask Corporation.
Niue-teeth' of the shareholders of the Continental Beek
Corporation bad already gives their smut to the winding
up. moved,." That the Continental Bank Corporation
(Limited) be wand up vol tarily."
Mr. Jeans Mezwria se:alded.
The motion was them put and unanimously agreed to.
The CHAIRMAN said it would be Demean to hold
another meeting to confirm the resolution pared toelay,
and that moieties they intended to held on the 25th inst.,
when the directors expected to be able to lay before tin
shareholders the accounts of the company to the URA of the
amalgamation with the Loudon and Mediterranean. At
their last meeting the directors had to report a loss to the
amount of 13,0001. odd. By the arrangement with the new
company that sum would be provided for by the sale of
the good will of the business of this company, and if there
were soy balance of profit the directors would be glad to
give it to the shareholders in the &hope of a dividend.
The proceedings then terminated.

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