The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-25 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, A 7101112 24.—flaleo tray :—Cheat Western, 66 7,
Louden and North Western, 116 1 s—llsnchester, Sheffield. and
Lincoln, 661 8 61 61 1 61 6 I—Me4epolitan, 13116 id—North East-
ern. Berwick capital stock, 11111—Soath Eastern, 79/ i I —Weal 4,'
EariloPool. 031—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 6.l6l—Grand Trunk '''
of ianada, 18 —Erie, 631 rd.—united States Flve Twenties, 69 ..
Omni Luxembourg shares, 164 7.l6—Alliance Bank London and L•
Liverpool (Limited), 41 p.—Yantern Exchange Hank (Limited', ":
111 d.—ldercantUe and Exchange Bank (United., 41 9.18 1 d.— C
Albion Marine (LWOW), 13-16 d. —Onion Marinejimited), 16.16 I':
1 p.—Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 21—BriLtsk d South ""
American Steam (Limited), 31 d.—Flintahlre GU, 4 d.an—Notional al
Steam (Limited), 7111 i 1111 / cl. H
Maisomisfen, ADOOST 24. —mu market win steady bat In-
active, except for elsealeld shares, which were largely dealt In at 11
advancing prices. Alliance Bank (Limited), 41 p —Boielcow, ,
Vaughan and Co. "
(Limited ,41 p.--Cossoildated Beak (I.ledtmd). r,
..‘__,
et, p.—Great Eastern, 461 —Great Luxembourg. lb 7.l6—Great
Northern A, 144 11 1 9 mat Western, 66 51 I—illiuois :,`,
Central, 731 —lnternatio Financial CLimited).l 1-16 p. John ',,
Brown and Co. (Linked), 6 p.—lancaahlre and Ymicstdre, 1181 t
1 - London and North Western, 126 1— Manchester, ithettield. ;
and lAnoolnshire, 661 16 1 46 1 1 11 4 1 1 e 1 I—iletropontin,
13311—Midland, 1301—New York and Erie. 531—South Eastern,
79111 I—Thames and hleireyMarinelurance tfAmiteilj, 6 1.3.11ip. i
—Molted states 5.20 Years Eondo. el i
811.11131911•11. AUGUS! 20. —The sales today included Sloop- .
shire Union Railway snick at 11121 : Birmingham Banking Com. •
War. at 261: Birmingham and Midland Bask, leo—Birroindbare
Gas New Ordinary, 67 : Birmingham OM Union Mills, at 60 ; ,
and Patent Shaft and Azletree, at 51 prem. Small Arms Coin-
patty's shares wars offered at 2 di,. ; New Union Mills were '
quoted at 11 to 8 ; Britannia Mills Guaranteed, 2 to I din ; 1
Droitwich Junction Canal, senors, at 171. and Birmingham ,
Town and District Bank, at 114 ex &v. I

Maxi:Tim( tit Immsien.—At twenty-five minutes
past II o'clock one Wednesday morning Thomas Hayes was
hanged at Talisman, for the murder of his wife, Aare
Hayes, on the 22nd of May last. The culprit was an old
moo, who lived at Cakes Bog, In the King's County, with
his victim, whom he was in the habit of ill-treating. At
last his wife disappeared, end no one knew what became of
her for some time, Hayes himself stating that she had gone
to America with her cousin and brother, who had taken her
sway on • car on the morning of the bloody deed. Sus-
picion, however, being excited he wasloged ie gaol, and there
he confessed that be had murdered her ; packed the body,
wif
and ill else belon to his late e into • sack
end • bedticsk, and harried them to part of the bog
a considerable distance off, sod buried them so cleverly that
it he had not bee. brought to the spot it is doubtful
whether they would ever have been found. The murder
had evidently been committed with a smoothies-iron, but
Hayes gave • somewhat more extenuating account of
the transaction. He appeared to have lived a wretchedly
immoral life, if all said of him be true. At the trial it wan
attempted to beset up as &defence that he was insane, but
it failed, and the murderer has expiated his crime on the
gallows. He wee attended by three Roman catholic prime,
appeared penitent, and delivered • abort address, which
could not be heard. There were only about 300 persons
present, and these ware most orderly In their coodnet.—
Saunders' News Letter.
ANOTHER OP WOMAN'S RIGHTS. —Last evening
(4th of August) a young woman, named Minnie Phalan, 20
years of age, residing in East Williamsburgh, entered the
furnishing store of Mr. Gustave Baer, and assaulted him
with • cowhide. Mr. Baer resisted her vigorous active.
'silo., and took up • stick in self.ddence. A young
gentleman. earned Jima Forrest, who resides is New
York, and who was in the young lady's compeey, then
seised Baer, while Minnie belaboured him with the cow-
hide. In this emergency Mr. Baer called out lustily
" Watch I" "Murder!" when officer Walsh, of the Forty.
fifth Precinct, was attracted to the spot end interfered.
Miss Phalan states, in explanation of her conduct, that she
visited Beer's store early on Monday morning to purchase
SOON articles, and that after the articles were put up the
storekeeper charged her more than she had sgreed to pay;
she thereupon refined to take the purchase sad demanded
back her money, which demand was refused by the man
Baer, who called her, she alleges, names which did not
belong to her—hence the cowhidiog.—Nce York Times.
LOCOMOTIVES ON PUBLIC ROADS.—OR the let of
September next the new &et, the 28th and 29th Victoria.
cap. 85, will come into operation, sad effect several impor-
tant alterations respecting the tesiag of locomotives along
turnpike road& It partially repeals the provisions of the
Locomotive Act of 1861, and provides that locomotives not
exceeding 91t. in width, or 14 too. in weight, and having
wheels constructed according to the sot of 1861, may be
used upon any turnpike road or public highway ; but loco-
motives exceeding the above dimensions or weight are not
to be used on any such roads, except subject to the reef.
lions contained in the third section of the said act of 1861,
as to locomotives exceeding 71t. in width, sad 12 tons in
weight. The new sot makes certain regulations as to the
manlier of working the locomotives, and directs that at
least three persons shall be employed to drive or conduct
them, with an additional person if more than two waggons
or carriages ire attached thereto. Oae of such persons is to
precede the locomotive on foot by no less then 60 yards, and
antstantly to display • rod fist sod warn riders and drivers
of home, and also signal the driver wire it shall be news.
Nary to stop and assist horses, /cc., passing the locomotive.
Drivers of locomotives are to give as much apace as possible
for the paring of other veliteles, and are not to sound the
whistle for any purpose, or open the cylinder taps
Elmo or ei within sight of any person riding, driving, leading, or
wtfAILEVIIEN.—The quarrymen on to charge of a horse upon the road ; or allow
mike at had *receive Nerve quarries, North Wales, the steam to attain such • pressure is to exceed the
p„:tsg_sad several ieterviews with the proprietor, Colonel limit fixed by the safety-valve, so that steam shall blow
;7.". It P., sa arrengemeet has been arrived at, and off when the locomotive is upon the road ; sad every
akiZ' ies. bare resumed work. The chief point own- locomotive ie to be instantly stopped, on the person erred-
i.,—;soln eV the men was that when the rock happened to leg the same, or say other persoo with a hone er courage
Dray of them did not earn more than 6s. to drawn by a horse, jutting up his hand as signal to require
146.,.; and some even were below Math although the such Iccomotive to be stopped ; and two efficient lights are
one.
es • rule greater then what the taking proved to be &Mired conspicuously, one at each side one the front of
40:1
me.. The men contended that this was unfair to the locomotive, between the boars of one hour after sonnet
they applied that they should be secured • end one hour before sunrise. The penalty for non-com-
T
en. i'lwiwet wares irrespective of how the rock turned *WOO with any of thaw provisions is to be • sum not ex.l
Berl rte
4444 been conceded to, at least. in Principle. by carding 101. on summary (variation before the justices.
det•“ 222 e. although no fixed minimum has yet bees The act farther Sired. that the speed at which locomotive.;
"m °'d
spa. hat it is understood that • definite may be driven is not to exceed four miles per hour, or
adrimame°t will be come to at the sod of the month. Au through any town, city, or 'Blue is not to exceed two miles
also to be given to thaw who are espied la per hour. The act roofers upon the conneth of boroughs,
dabs The termination of the tarn-out has gives the population of which at the last census exceeded 5,000, the
atterfertion is the district, sod it is hoped that et power to regulate the hours sad speed at whish locomotives
74"diratitlitzamostb matters will be so arranged that no shall pass through the city or place snider to their rilleree
will arias. I jeriedictioes.

WANDSWORTH.
111811 BARBARITY.
DOBBS Mahoney was brought up on a warrant charged
'silk committiag a violent assault upon Michael Hooper.
Mkt sonsplainaure face was fearfully disfigured, being
cut. and bitten. The prisoner's face was also
emend with mark. of violeoce. The row occurred on
Monday, is Garratt.lane, Wandsworth, and, as usual in
lire mien the origin of it did not transpire. The com-
Tdrastoaid the primmer hit him three times before he
termed a blow. The prisoner bit hie finger, lip, and
nook. Rs also kicked him in the face. He admitted that
los re not sober.
, .Tha *toner said the complainant was celebrating a
addict ing all night, and bin wife struck him (the prisoner)
as the hood with a poker.
The complainant called a witness, Anirew Taylor, who
mid that the two men kicked and bit or another. He
Pared that the complainant bit the prisoner's nose.
The complainant—lt's a lie.
Mr. Ingham Rothe officer)—Look at the prisoner's nor.
PaYne—Hu nose is very much swollen, and it looks ea if
hied bow tittee.
Ma wit/len—The prisoner said as mush as " Yon bite
we 111 We rem"
wish each of you bad taken out warrants
ImeM have fined you both, as you deserve punishment
br this kiwi of barbarous conduct.
The s
otenplainant's wife then charged the prisoner with
'boa bar.
—Let her look at this little bit of iron (the
fekw).latsbac'es is it?
jT wits—lt is my poker. I had it in my hand, but I
did sot do aaytbieg with it.
Ttei Pdsweer-1 have a witness who took a stone out of
ho hied.
XL beam—You must enter into your reeogniminoes to
hoop the peace and to pay the fee, 21.
HAMPSTEAD.
POLLY OP YOOTEL—STEALINO A SIGNBOARD.
Jabs WA* 21, a law writer, of 211, Ruston-road. and
.)most &baser, 21,• surgeon's assistant, of 21e, Charlotte.
Yitiabyequara, were charged before Mown. Prance
ad am, the sitting mogiatratea, with stealing a signboard,
salted at 130 the property of Mr. Joint Thynn, a house-
-5011,,,, of Weesborougla-home, Downshire-hill.
”__‘oo totweara, it appeared, proosadod yesterday to
...ander to ruralise, and on their return homeward about
11 o'clock at sight they passed Wonaborough.hoose, where
•den hard about eight feet high was placed. notifying
fir knitted lodgings were to be Irt. The prisoners, in a
Ifiectiroes mood, removed the post 'wrier the sign from the
Naket which held it in its position, and aboulderiog it, with
Naga merriawat walked r far ma Haverstock-hill. when
*or were wet by Police-constable Gledhill, 445 5, who/
1111014„._ the beard, stopped the prisoners and questioned
result being the shove oharge.
Lee riser?. expressed their regret at their foolish we-
girt, rd were each fined 10s. and onto.
The Keay was immediately paid.