The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-20 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EyENING, OCTOBER 20, 1848.

MAHLItOBOUGHATHHIIT. Tits baactaaj
M orall
ou . nocriloss. Dorsweee Lambed,
the C oe Nationel, wee einswiesed =ll, &OM
▪ to Melnik a Fres& ledy, • aimed deg:.
Esher, rid ibs became aniseed midi the de.
Mint woos time ape is Park t the iitlraq rigesed iota
abasheasat, sai
hers way if •rm. dmens she gees Wm
usii ass her veleg, the saws • obi el vibe
to her bAe Masa& wed ressiviag is esibler
steWwwwy little wins beet the deisedast. T
et
dee wee made ea the worm seaditiss that
meat whisk the esteedeat probscsit Mends immediate
tailed to have sa hymeneal ..stubs, the drip woe ta be
weans& Caresiestassee had espereed silk
pl it
as lespereildlity, and els ,bind ler Asp
The MUMMA kyr tbe riag se
poshilly te the ether riag he .moattiro
Woe limes woe paid to hiss. lihe still ~,moil
pumas d the delhadbat's riag, bet wee sow pi*
pent to ester lt seesielag her islestreed's rkette•
ist w ua.
wits& at theitallir artressratieler=swillos with theitr•
deity &belayed the dedodesil bis hats el boesses*
ship, sad esstrived to sheds as istrodadies fa tbe ehe•
rester et a widow at large betas*, liseekst the We et Ike
Centeno de Mobligey.-Idadme. Ribbon I obey it I did
set way I was a seems.. I bid id. Lambert I was the Br
mem de bieldigay, ion sea ems my claim is that leaser.
Under die ilea he was in wascsaviailisa midi •
lady et title, wry loge estates ia watoss verb el
Fresco, tke daring seressated to become is Amid ad the
Csectoese. la the wear el the watoopieet eseatabir
dsfeedint embed the two step is tices, set es
le be reeleemed• bee es alledete gilts, as the keen el=lo4ll
wield amply testify. The lady, however. hal yeeessated
M. Lambert so is as to fellow bin te Ppoer*rta,
sad to eater a snit ied lime la sae or the
welsh tad. however, kilnisp.—The prase altbastsly retired
wr see if an amicable anangsmast could ant be effected, bat
as the defendant issieted that the .tag bed base given to
him at a petit neater at Frontal's. sad to the .
ides letter
aware* to ensue this slew ea the eassaibt. Hardwiek
osU ice amid make so ceder ea the stalest, dad tbe parties

then retired.
LAMBETH. THI EITIAOIDIXLIT ATTAII AT
Iff.u.woara. —S. Liiwyteld, W. Lasspeld, Mazlgsr
D,vdr a
and R. &put, were finally examined,
vaiiing eared the death of Elsa Wileen.—Mr. B. Bay,
a surgeon raiding at Desiree, who attended the put
martens examinatios of the deseard, with Mr. Chapman,
of Norwood. gave a arise dreriptioa of the appearances
that pereieted therseirs ; bat r they did not diffcr in any
importaispwith dill widgets gives by Mr. Chapman,
aimed, it le immteman te verse essida-
ern MA it nos hb that abodes ked bees
to he do" by swthowiall
, who pm id naked abode" to the
odium of Mr. Ray, boo paquseted to ale •
lb. Maros said halted as alfeelisa whatever ti
so mew gumless as re *seer preps, boll Ile hit ft r be
his dry is the lint issuer her that 'Waft as
Edith way would be takes down sad might bo toed moist
her ebowliero.—Mrs. Liablehl woad that she the led
ewer ankle, mad prosethed to osethemomme Mr. Bag with
• rimer of pray's' that it might hays bass mel" At Ithe tho
that to Imo caused injury to hosed leWiii%
doh mommiest of the body while do (Mo.
the • oh sad media meal opendisoh
IllZ,lrmagistrete's doh, nth over the aftethowle
leis by the prisoners. Jim Limileid oil do tie-
NOMA bed bees under the we (Dryden) fee a
helniglb but she did not undesired midwifery, ad
sise the beenght to as. She laid Devise had' bees
=bat as Woks of lath. BM wider me to
her, as the soothed she had been throe weeks fa
the lbasilyway. I told ler that to thee* mouths it would he
I =lbtor any midwife to say whether a woman wee
is
ild sr aot. I mbhed that muse medkal au should
amine Mr. I oleo: to keep her Wad at me. Imy
bet elk la a week, sad she showed me amaranth to
lathe sae eke was right. I head as mon of her satil
er=eosin, when I seethed • sots, sad I mat ho two
salte by a young men who brought it. Dryden
dY ast my she had given boor's, the yousg woos bee-
Mt told me so. This the the third tithe the
dolossed OHMS to me. I oar the catheter only
des said the
theet a sosemary opyratka.—Drt
doesened bod se won water has use. I gays her So
leaf pest' growth ivy, acrimony, mad pallooehis, which
we Ise the seeneeM. The demised embed as if I
knew a midwife, end I mimed her to Mrs. Liatileld.
The primer Or* ad set wish ray anything.—ire. Norton ethorhod, thee is respeated the woad prisoner he
did not With the edema agnate him aufliciendy strong,
aad Nimbi thrones diatom him. Mrs. Lindfield on hear-
=dropped oa her kart is the dock, and prayed
he seam Walden, when she wee removed by the
she, es well al Dryden tad Or*, having been
sOtortrlal
UTHWARlL—Banotriev. W. Anderson end J. Btu-
korai& woo charged with breaking into the home of Wm.
Bay, ia Deverellorest, Southwark, sad stealiag therefrom
a quantity of wearing toyarel and other property.—The
proessatee amid that • little after tight o'clock he
west ham his house to latch his now beer, and
while aostfag the seed ha peneivad two men sp-
oon& his both. borover, VIM for the beer, and
ae ace ea he left the he pereeimd a t.% ira.
the frost room up Os hoeing hie Mar the r
imbed out and ran towards the New Kent-merL B. pur-
-1 mod them, leek wish the aesielonso et smother pond,
tined Beekandhe. Animas was afterwards
mikeemsa Mot he motored the latter g„,z,z-.—.4
thudtin bit past twopowerful pools " sad • ample
of etyma maamentsbeleadag to the promeater. Be atter.
mode memehed the liewee-MMe lamer, mad head that the
Meet gm lad bees lewd epee, end w Prodeneldtaduolgairs
he poessived nem thawed with 'lathing, whisk been
sumowed boo &thee af finthre.—Another ptherenetabk
mid he
jaadnini sad es wsia=kim
head • enthbou sad • boo of Waked., pro-
smith ,—The prisoners were emmitted.
=AXIS. INDUCING STAMM TO /11111T.—Capi.
WO. 11119fter of the ship Mercury, was deemed with wil-
beets a searm named lee
Mary Goulding,
who had dawisd from • weed ollod the Cleistabist
Capt. hook Cowart, master of the Columbian, stated that
in August he was lying with his vend anit Tuedgua is
the fit. Interims, and the deleadast's vessel was lying abest
six mike lower down the river. They visited ask ether is
board their respeotir thee* sad on ass awoke witness
perceived that Capt. Hares was talking with one if his
am, but did not give the matter mush thought at the time.
On the 18th of the rano month be aimed several men from
his vessel, mid then suspected they had been spirited
away by the defeneant. He west on shore for
the purpose of getting redraw, hot he had scarcely
left his vested when the Kerry put to sea,
—Juror Henry Gouldiag stated that he shiprd on board
the Columbia*, on a voyage trom Landsa to Quebec sad
back again. In August last, whibe la the St. Lemmas,
cspe. Halton, who visited Capt. Cowart, oared him 94. Is,
the ran to skip with bin, but he rebored to go under 131.,
bat he ultimately agreed to take 121. • best was sent for
him tad soma other men from the Mowry, sad they left
the Colombia* sad joined Capt. Hayter—Joha Morgan,
or of the air stabs Mercury, said he assisted the defined.
art fa inducing the nen to de-art from Use Columbine, for
which he wan to get 21. a nth, hat the *dais& was ores-
sibly to be paid as the rutted of the Marry being short-
handed. Us, however, did sot get th. . He sad
°then wont on shore to endeavour tort a aagietrato for the
CdPg"of making • complaint that Captainobott
refined to lower a boat when a as fell fa
etherquenee of which the poor fellow wee drowned.
captain rid it would be no re, as the man was out of sight;
Mat that was not the bet, for the poor fellow was sees
straggling in the water for about half an hour Acne's&
It was stated that Capt Cowart had had several men away
from the Merry, which was my short-handed at the time,
and which was is seat a podtica as sot to be able to preen
additional met —Mr. Yardley end this ease wee • very bad
one, and ha isle Moulteampalled to impose the heavimet
penalty areed-1111h et are menthe' imprisoessent. The
defendant dess en
guilty to a second Marge Mae same
kind, when he est fret tat sass, or an additional
three mouths' implosonoth—The lAN were paid.

MONEY MARKET.

TEUZIII?AY "'NFU,.

The calm in the funds bas beesalnost iNTlTeien
to.d&y, although the extraordinary intelligeses from
ienna in the Daily New caused some excitement
in the morning in Stock Exchange circles, and re-
duced quotations about 1 per cent. Prism, however,
recovered shortly afterwards, more horn the abeam
of speculation than from any other cause, and camels
improved to, and left off at, 841 to b both fo=7
and time. Reduced Threes were 831 tot. Th
a-Quarter per Cents., 841 to 1. Long Annuities,
81 to 7-18. Bank Stook, 180 to 3. Exchequer
Bills, 38s. to 38s. premium. India Bonds, 34e. to
375. premium.
In the foreign market few bargains were
but nominally the quotations underwent
Dutch Two-and.a-Ralf per Conte. were dealt in at
44 to 1 ; which may be considered equal to an im-
provement in price, from the redaction by one half of
the difference between the buying and selling rates ;
the Fours 871 to 81. Rwriaa, 97 to 9. Belgian,
70 to 2. Spanish Fives, 101 to 111; the Threes,
211 to 221. Passive, 21 to 31. Portuguese, 221 to 31.
Mexicali, 191 to 1. Brazilian, 71 to & Chian, 82 to
4. Peruvian, 31 to 3.
It is suggested that Mr. Peters, of Cambridge,
whose letter complaining of some irregularity in a
sbare transaction with his London brookersr,, was in-
serted under this head on Wednesday, should date
who were the brokers employed on the osomion, end,
moreover, !bother he himself had used all due Mi.
Liked=ontitso the 30th
shares atofutept.,
lihatstreqsiria period l
mid* le was entitled. In feet there was, "Wetly
=AZ, no neemeity for waiting till the books of
way company were re-opened for the
rogictietice, as the trawls: deeds signed be ,
tween buyer and seller might, or should,l
oa demand have bees plead in his poses?.
trial shortly after the eompletion of we ' bargain,
supposing the seller to have boss reedy 'with the
shares, or, if not, that the broker bad preeseded to
111481 In against hint, win& in result would have
been tententoeat to the ma tbieg in tared Of the
{male sponles.
" '

it is el the saseeihtpalasse that the acting.br
they shen
d
ea tha
Seek occealeadilliki besso mea pr as many Fatties out
teiders " as
wwwarajaaealiell. who are sot braises deli4tualified
Se MI by the Comet 01 or and
amasine, ass is the habit of ceding in that
wwsmi=mgesed ill-informed pasw:Telia
&OM fees for the business desk
sad aserequeetly, illicit profits besides, in
the Ivey teeth of the mot of parliament which
a penalty of 1001. for the commission of every
jeWilefianoir. It would be manifestly unjust that any
isiestatka should, Omagh inianaistruction, or for
went 01 the requisite iesnlaWD be suffered
18 got upon the rimp. • of ihe regularly.
wwwlitad brokers of the Stock Exchange, or
eel « Pei body of MS whose respectability
and war fly have never been Galled in question—on
seam* if the sets and malpeartims of unlicensed in-
&vitiate. However pablie opinion may vary on the
question of the Stasis or policy of the establishment
of a ease eelf-ocestituted corporation, like that of the
Stook Exchange, in which deli business is carried on
with sisisa Senn, it cannot be denied that it presents
an e example, on the whole, of the pone-
ubtliissis=ty by which all commercial dealings
sa
be chsracterised, and all engagements fulfilled.
It is estimated by persons whoa. position
entitles their calculations and opinion to authority,
that trafmamtioas to the extent of no less than two hun-
dred sterling annually are effected in, and pm
threes% that house, and yet how few casualties, or
Warta and how unimportant each and in the ag-
rept, atter all, are reported or do occur, in the
coursed all this immense interchange of money and
stock aid share values. It would be a curious matter
of paddies, suite within the capacity of a secretary
of the Institution to collect, to have a statement of the
annualamount of such failures, with, after balance of
compositions, of the net yield of insolvent estates, and
subaqua payments in full (which are of fre-
quent occurrence), the sum total of real defici-
'sties, and the rate per cent. of actual loss
upon the 200 millions of business described. It
pay he daubtad when her one shilling percent., for the
one year to date, would not cover the sum total of all
such mishaps, although an account so made up should
necessarily represent a term of years.
After writing what precedes, and as it was about to
be placed in the hands of the printer, the following
clear and intelligible exposition was received from
" H. D. C.," the sane correspondent whose communi-
cation was inserted this swam& It leaves nothing
to be said ; but we may be permitted to observe that
it would be well, on all ocaasions where misapprehen-
sion prevails, where correspoodents may perchance un-
intentionally overstate, or not fully, state, a one, that
pumas well informed upon particular iotmeste,
commercial practice, shoeld, like " H. D. C.,' soon is
friendly aid of the weer, which, anxiously limbo=
after truth, and not less anxious fairly to represent,
and procure redress for, alleged grievers in the pub-
lic interest, cannot pretend to iniversel knowledge,
or honestly sesame to be infallible. We shall never
be ashamed of, or afraid to acknowledge, an error, in-
voluntary as it will always be, and to repair it as est
we 1r ,although little at fault in the present instanoe.
The of infallibility may be left to the Timer
sod ope.
817,—1t was set my Jemmies to diked your Cambridge
cerresposdent's broken. If dmk esiment stated that they
he bought the shares* woof —that is le immediate de-
livery—Mere Is greed a sail upon thew far as mews
ties; earl if they me heed and could are get the shares &-
hared thrse&tthe Istria of Stork Enemy ales, thee
thew runs be knee halt with. Upon the eappesi-
ems the w ease rue. sad you have *sly the statement
ass petty. Densely the aiming of the company's
tkesgh it might be a reason for the non-ngStration of the
truants, wee nose at all for any delay in tending down
the deeds to the purchaser fee execution. There will, how-
ever, always be greater dillieultles and deters amain
then transfers than those of government stocks, bemuse
they are liable to stamp duty and tees which being mead-
tog to a varying ask, will be lea or more on the same sum
ba sf dress U tramline* in two or ths • lots, or in one.
And la Immiers at the Hank the parties or their attorney
to bee the est, wide the Wider of shires may be in
CAM= sr Osman. Est the mad messesion and malt
Wades eine awes eras net adispeweible to a sale, sap-
peals pm einoweed_isst had desired It, while the matter
we is sespasse. Zan la seen a profit on the traneetion,
he eel bee adored his broken to sell, and they resold
bas bee heed te de se He was not, therefore. a loser,
as yen expene‘ by **delay ; though be may be one of that
annieres dam a pewees who always Lay their brokers in
halt whoa peer tail between purchase and delivery, but
we
mine sal Amiable enough when pewee have rises. I
am see that if he as show himself to have sustained
sq ftness, the Stock Hichange committee will see that
sigettles is nods When you get the rules of the Stock
yellWi MO Wit they are perfectly fair between
bervilm=seller•-11. D. C.
P.S. A dealer usually will not sell for massy on the ram
Isms is for the amount, dna he would have to take shares
eat a hie own same, whisk It would cop him a stamp sad
▪ eara to replace. The broken is Bastion may not have
=it advisable to make a spec al mewed of an ordinary
en this amersat. Is amok Exchange matters the
owls sail Meanest semeWe lismn is espestelly necessary.
• lle nibs.
SNOWS
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Long Ades., exp. Jen. WA 3I I ; Peal%
T•l6 DMA. 1,600, 2ikd., Merck X
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roaming VOID&
6 meet. linsthee 71 4 per et. POWWWW B. 23
6 per Ct. OW New Basile. lUD 3 per CI, Steel* MP. 21.0
sod X. 70 _WIF OWL Dutch Na
Per Nounder Beads, um.. ee 6
I pee OLOreowis lieudOefeerad,2 4 pee Cc. Dutch Cert.. 02 3
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ALTERATION OF LONDON BANNING HOURS.
The ethestios from Ave to kw o'clock in the hoer of Nth
las basis= at the ematers of it • Loudon lathier hogs..,
which woe adopted by the Bank of Regbeed sod by all the
City emabliehmests Is the toady part of the manor, has
boa towed to week esessilingly well. The Name Milani is
dose quite as molly (ea eves 0r... easily) beforie tsar .'desk
es before the alterable It wen hese by five (Atha, sad te say
smiting of the dhoti sale to the peopie employed in Um
bombe, the relief Warded to the pesecthos, to the
apiaries, and the large mstehants' wastiag-housse, is
mare* Mr Important The merino of a tow menthe
the rendered these hate as is the dist
at the ammememsst of the presentpelpabb sesth asCity an bet
thanimens resale dos was adopted ay the wethesd bathos
le any the altemetes late doves west of liedgete4lll.
Thelma end mese regmelmitie lenesswito have sated es this
resistiss ammo thesseekee perketly sallied with the
working of the thee.% ami their disposition to abbreviate
the labour re their debt has bean most handsomely Le-
to by their esentienesth So Oss everything basit .
Bet we regret to hear that by some two or three
beam Plest-sinet, sad by another in the visteity of
Cberbreeme—hesess ef the mese esheastie therester—the
now amenspenmet hr been lathes& It is ible, as kw se we
eaa gather, by ell parties sesmened, thee the omit of thew
arms is to be every way regretted. tipea pebble grenade
their mmositioa appears to be espesially inewressieni,
bemuse t introduces a very mischievous aesthetes Me the
banking practice of the tow, and raises all sorts of hmessiag
wakes sad samplers is to what is sad what is Net the
usual mad eves the legal hem
metro Noises in seem el
the busiest quartos of th The eireethelthee,
seonowir, that the Sink of inland hoe bibs late the sew
order of Wage, onght of itself decisive of the paint,
eapettally with bathing hoeride themselves apes an sp.
pros* In or Lem apparent to the stability and policy of
tics Withal institatios. All thaw realms considered, we
only mean a very gassed eastimset when we hope that
more speedy means will be fowth of removing the present
very ithosveniest state of things.