The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-02 00:00:00

of shags eratagfeedi wiek bar Majesty's reashold. Captain
Weed, eggiesetnier a the Mendieity Sudety, eroded
to ware tho pew
_,meism. It appeared, from the evidence
C
an tbe bre" examination, that the Earl of Lis•
torn, begat reesived a letter, about the 16th inst.. hem •
=solgaiag Masai John Brown, enclosing a broker's
warrant, in order to pave that his goods had
been lOWA for net, directed his meter to give the penes;
las Is • day or two afterwards the (email prisoner
gaga at his kidehip's udders at Kensiegton, and
F.&herself se Mn. Brown, the wife of the applicant
refeamang to
ees eeadeed toseitsher husband,
ss trethsteated
= lest
Owl with Meshy eat up to write bed
the letter. The
pee her the 10e., but in oompequenee of his lord-
ship sabsequatly having =soon to suspect that en impel-
aim bed boa practised upon him, he directed Ms porter to
helleireffon to the Mendicity Society, whore a number
a rem dire's warrants and letters of • corm
iletagase, signed by Beatty, or Brown,
flet wifferbal bra a soldier, and dig-11173;
mernepelese of 111beadi, with a rag= for a short period,
o kande Oey_ ...
_42"lfordezPefrridd ./1:1 keen
:pflevefienbcyair
,ems reasereemy employed to bring the impostor;
he, ;ma be orriargly sent Colley, • constable, with
perm as eleneed was unacquainted, to •
'kr lagiethurr la a eerier place for beggars'
of Mei SemdMeseella Jerearg's-Imilibige, Rea-
dean= Ilse ter Mre. Beatty, the
*rib phooey gereatri= and stated that that
I wee her re" lai ale pasai.4, who evidently wen
iabourbsg maw re hereere that the visitor was the
bearer of • andlable ematillmlkia, declared that they were
mem amt wille, the hrmer, who was bent nearly double be-
lle, the las, apparently in a dying state, speaking in a vary
week fro. Colley then Ishemed them that it was his in-
tention to take them into custody for defrauding the Earl
of Listowal, when the woman admitted that they had
no XOlllll ID be seised, and that the broker's warrant was a
froodellent instrument lioreford then entered the teem,
when the said in continuation, " Never mind, I am at hish
women, sad allowed to get my money how I like." The
male rammer suddenly recovered, and attempted a resist.
roe, hut, as being informed by Horsferd that it would be
users, es there was ample force at hand to secure him, be
walked quietly to the station, apparently in a very pod state
of health.—Yesterday Petrick Reach end hie wife were gilled
to pro.= that the primmer. had lodged in their home in Jen-
niers &buildings as man and wife for the last ten months,
end that their goods had not been astride= • for rent.
—Richard Hassock, porter to General Ca b produced
a letter that he bad received from the Ilea. Mho Cavendish,
who war in attendance upon her Majesty, sham that some
spencers' bad been made to bee he relief ; bat, es the
writer in the ;second application had not used re same name
(Brown) as ht the first, but that of Beatty, she desired Oaths
(witness) would make proper icquiries, and, ff he found the
cue a deserving one, afford some relief. He aaxadingly
saw the female prisoner and inquired for her freard. when
abe replied that he had been unwell for a mensiderable time,
and was at that moment so ill in bed that he could not be
seen ; and, as the declared most positively that her represen-
non of distress was but too true, and es the tradeames, of
whom he inquired in the nighboushood of their residence
gave them the character of being poor and deserving per-
sons, he gave the female prisoner 6a—Mr. Brodenp oh-
served that, as two names had been used in the Sp:ail:SUM 1
to the lion. Miss Cavendish, as Mated in her letter (which'
was produced), be did not think that the porter had ex-
ercised sufficient astuteness.—The porter observed, that he I
did all that he considered necessary, and cautioned the fa'
mils prisoner that if she was found to have made any felas I
representation, she might depend upon it that he wash
hue a visit from the Mendidty Man, and be para.
She appeared so sincere in her statement that, ragged
with the character he had had of her, he wee fedesed I
give her the money.—The Ron. Amelia Murray stated rat I
Yeesimilar rfflicatlea had been made to her for relief, bat. I
t 1 Upham instituted, sad mespeging ft to be ea
she gave nothing.—Cept. Wood repred that
I re panenere might be remeard, es re Bur Eassebeek,
Col. Serrer and many arse% bad been delbended, and
CAM ere might be clearly peeved spirt boat proems.—
Kr. Beoderip observed that, with such evidence of gross
=Aare before him, he would willingly remand.—The
urea rid he should like the matter disposed of at
roe, if his worship pleated. The earnestness with which
the fellow spoke pretty clearly intimated that he began to
think thee a further examination might produce a number of
fresh nthin kins.—The magistrate, of ee, did not
amply wi his request, but remanded him fora week.

MONEY MARKET.
WIDNINDAT EVINIIIO.

No business was transacted iittie:Stock Exchange
to-day, the Ist of November being, by established
usage, observed on the part of the committee and
members as a holiday. The fall extent of amendment
which bad been calculated upon in the manufacturing
districts, in consequenvi of the increased facilities af-
forded by the London money market and of the ad-
vance realised in the value of share property, is
reported not to have taken place; and the accounts
from Germany. and India not proving so
satisfactory as might have been wished, the bargains
effected out of the house were said to have been at
somewhat lower figures. No rates were made
upon any authority that should guide the public in
their views with respect to the actual condition of the
markets, for the moment, and it will be more pru-
dent, therefore, that they should await the publication
of the official lists found in the columns of this jour-
nal on ordinary occasions.
The Manchester Courier of to-day contains the fol

lowing paragraph :
A meetieg of the creditors of blears. S. A. Butterworth
and Co., of this town and Bradford, but principally of the
latter plate, whose failure we noticed in the Courier of Wed-
nesday last, was held at Bradford yesterday. There was a
attendance of creditors. It appeared that the liabilities
of the firm amounted to about 50,0001 (the amount we stated
as probable), and the assets were about equal to the payment
of 10s. in the pound. A proposition was made by the firm
to pay lOt. in the pound by three instalment, at periods of
three, six and nine months, dating from December; the
first two instalments to be payments of three 'bailor, and
the last of four shillings, which last is toff guaranteed by
property. The offer was at ogee accepted the creditors.
EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD.

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NEWCASTLE UNION JOINT STOCK BANII.-A cor-
respondent mys : The Newcastle-upon Tyne, Shields, and
Sunderland Union Joint Stock Banking Company, by a syt
tem at mismanagement and a departure from sound panes-
plea of banking, suspended payment on the 21st of October
1847. Tbe shareholders, the larger proportion of whom;
compiee parties of undoubted wealth and respectability, met
t once, andappointed a committee of men of burnoose from
their body, with full powers to investigate and wind up the
affairs of the bank. Daring the past year the committee
have been engaged in the performance of the onerous
duty which was assigned to them • and it is
satisfactory to find that though their labours com-
menced and have been carried on during • season of the
most unexampled mercantile depression, of the note circula-
tion, wig* amounted at the suspension to 74,0001., only
2,5001. now remains unpaid, and four-fifths of the general
liabilities of the bank are entirely extinguished. Such are
the improved prospects of the establishment, that at a recent
meeting of the shareholders it was resolved unanimously that
the general business of the beak at the branches at North
and. Booth Shield, should be resumed, which has
been done, and it has been determined that a like
Proceeding shall be carried out at the branch at
Berwick upon Tweed on the 4th of Nov. A number of the
sharehoklen, with the most liberal spirit, at 01230 advanced
a separate capital, gaits adequate for carrying out these
operations, and th•y may be regarded as direct steps tar
effecting an early and general resuscitation of the whole
establishment. A partial business, which is gradual',
extending, has been carried on at the coca any 's basking
house at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and arrangements redo
pleted by which the drawing upon she old eo rresponnts
of the bank, Kamm Barnette, Hoare, and Co. of Loudon,
goes on as anal.

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RAILWAY NEWS.
The ordinary business of the Stock Exchange being
suspended for. the day, there was no business of a
regular description doing in railway stocks and
shares, nor were the usual official lists published.
On Change things were supposed to be scarcely so
firm as on the day preceding : bet there were no
prima established that could be received with
esoliasses.
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boy 63 ; Celqtawldledee. ; ditto %MKT
• ; ditotte•Liol. VAL ig.
razu.o..u. M. Pee 41• Meat.
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ISM General Mertiy.-&rdala7. oat. n.-4az. ai
*wineskins, in Me ennik.—lbeennuantoperinisonsenininitinn
4aareboiden on tbe mem efspdir IsebeediesrbeaSellea
oi.pbriillitat to tbdr visairtaldsg. Meta Ins asslisgliboa