The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-18 00:00:00

oriag is ayard, and saw the boy on the SLOWS with I
ea but his shit t. lt was a oold damp night, end
1"170, ass shivering and eying. The defeant was
tle los th. downy, and when asked it she you'd take
gee said that was her business.
I"oc.estable Wheeler, 204 Y, said that on the
i so
of the 10th, at a quarter-peat 2, the defendant's
1,"-f-siblooght to the polka station. He had nothing oa
kiti shill and • coat that ooe of the neighbours lent
Se took the boy to the defendant* but she would
rooks is, sad he then took him to the Sc Penman
'fathom°.
•,,hoiergaust George Parry, 14 Y, said at 9 o'clock on
of the 10th he called as the defendant to tell
be oat her son was in the workhouse- She made use of
tol iterate, sad
thew did not cam She was then
sad !W there her daughter brought her
yet,gio.
.11e had been frequently ogled to the
;redoes shop in consequence of her drunken, dissipated
b' Irish wall, who appeared to have considerably int.
is his appearance, Mire he had been in the work-
that&posed his mother wee in the habit of getting
end ill•usiog him. On the oth of November
10 pother turned him into the streets and would not let
When he wee taken in on the 10th his mother
lot him sad turned him into the yard. After that he
was to bed, acid at about 2 '
oat of bed into the clock in the morningyerd
she
.api beat him and turned him
;oatallowing him to put on his clothes.
Iv &feeds:it said this chap was tramped up out of
boy al spite
ar een byt
her neighbour and thatto ibe imt was allprisoned
false.
se. Neenoed the defendant
of cot to hard labour in the House of Correction for two
pleader mosth• He would not inflict a fine.
ma defendant was removed from the dock 'eying she did
seat

A DISHONCST BARHAM.
Slim Siedent a well dressed young women, a barmaid in
, =ll Mem& Spies and Pond, liesnsed victualkos
th
tel est contractors. was charged before Mr. Barker
..&& moiling from the tefreshment room at the Fateingdon.
tad Italica of the Metropolitan Railway, some marked
ossy. Mr. L. Lewis appeared for the prosecution, and
gr. earth for the defeat*
The evidence went to show that the primmer bad been in
ow employ of the prosecutors
doffor • short time, der,
Att eau to the knowledge Mr. Dubach, the
b....spected her of robblag the ti". In coassoueace he
meted with Knowles and Holloit way, of
rai thd
e G diva
.
ii" sad seine silver being marked. was to the
and her duty
pr'acur for some Weedythe till. and other articles,
gel to pace in Whea the till was
stemmed, • marked florin and a narked shilling were
mixed. Kheo the prisoner left the bar she was f
ad ne seen to pus the marked florin in the purchase of •
Nall publicetion, and on the polies going to her room and
Marto look at her money, they found the other missing
naked coin. She was then giver) into custody, and she
tbei aid it was her fret offence, and that Ma hoped Mr.
poach would not press the sharp agaiest her. The prose-
atm Patin about 159 humid& this weld sot be done,
a Than Spiers and Pond wished en example to be made
sad it was further stated that the prisoner had robbed then;
to & law extent. The prisoner, for some time previous to
wig Wren into custody, used to have • young fellow oonie
ray day to the bar to see her, and there could be no
bt from what me under observation of the de-
doew:tam that he at
need to receiv thee
part of the prisone.'s
Omar. sod when at the polieestation the prisoner said
ant hal it sot been for lam she should not have been
gala el robbery.
Mr. Beath said thee pr would plead guilty, and be
toped that u this was her first
it e
lf and as she would ,
irse her character, which was of itself a great punishment' i
as eight
_be Isaieutly dealt with. 1
111 r. Barker said the prisoner bedlam guilty of a gross ,
lush of Mut, and sentenced her to be impris ford and I
opt to hard labour in the House of Correction three I
*leader months.
The prisoner, who was in tears, was then removed.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
! MalneTlM CHAD.—THE niDoSTHILL SCHOOLS .tCT.
Mr. Lumley, the clerk of the Newport Market Refuge, 1
Mudd before Mr. Yardley. with a little girl about ten
alma Bp, with the view of getting her into some Indus.
ant school' Mr. Lumley said the child bad tan shout
is street begging, and had been under the care of the
Awe for shout a month, but he was anxious that she
eald be sent to some permanent plate, the refuge being
sly a nightly one. If be took her to the workhouse she
scold be admitted to the casual ward and turned out in the

norm:.
Mr. Yardley said he did not think any perish would do
sch a thing under the circumstances.
Ir. Lumley said be knew • case where a little boy was
"knitted to the casual ward of • workhouse and turned out
three consecutive mornings.
Mr. Yardley said there were certain persons called guar-
,roes of the poor, and if what the applicant stated was the
ass it wes a strange way of showing their guardianship.
la answer to Mr. Yardley the child said her mother was
lead, and her father had gone away. She hid begged in
the streets for five months, and bad slept under the p yrch
d Bt. Martin's Church. Another girl took her to the
Mr. 'Yardley having referred to the act (which gives •
modiste power to send children apparently under the
le of 14 who may be brought before him, having t ten
toad is the streets receiving alms, or there for the pur-
ges, or who may be found wandering about without any
km% to an industrial school, for such periods as be may
kirk fit for their education and training), said hecconsidered
the child came within the meaning of the act, and made
a order for her admission to the Industrial School, Sloane-
And, for five years.
WANDSWORTH.
SINGULAR QUESTION UNDUE THE MILITIA ACT.
RtepCien Wells, • chimney sweep, who wore his bunions
dries, was placed in the dock on • charge of being a de-
outer from the 3rd Regiment of Light Infantry of Middle-
n: Militia.
Polieseonstable 84 V, said that in the beginnin of
f
A g.. last be mitred a description of the prisoner, wh
6d previously been living in Wimbledon, as • deserter, but
is did not see him until last night, when he took him into
custody. The prisoner was enlisted on the 9th of Nevem-
ter, 1858, and deserted the training in July, 1859. lie
ti enrolled for five years.
Mr. Diurnal), on referring to the act, said the informa-
tion may be laid any time within the pericd of his engage-
neat. If he enlisted in 1858 his time would be up last

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Cents. Reduced, 87i, t,t ; New Three per Cents.,
87g, }, I, t ; Back Stocui., 243 • India Bond paper,
178.
prem. ; Five per Cent. " enf'aced " rupee
1 The government broker purchased to-day
20,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced for the
Sinking Fund.
Indian government securities were quiet. The
March Excheq Bills were unaltered, at fie. to
2s. dia., but theuer June declined Ls. to 25., closing
at 108. to se. dis.
Foreign stocks were decidedly depressed, owing
partly to sales on Dutch account. Greek and
Spanish Passive Bonds fell aliont 1 per cent,
Mexican, Greek Coupons, Spanish Deferred acenW.t.
Certificates, i, and Brazilian scrip t per
Turkish stocks were likewise weaker, the loans el
1854 and 1865, as well as the Consolidds, falling }
per cent., and that of 1862, t.
London Financial shares declined 7s. 61 , and
International Financial were Bat. The shares of
the other financial companies closed at yesterday's
quotations. The closing quotations were
m. as follows:
International Financial, 1 to i pre : General
Credit, 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London Financial,
6} to a prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2} te
tprem. ; Credit Fourier and Mobilier, 3t to i
prem., ex div. and new ; and ditto New, 3,t to t
press. National Discount shares were last quoted 11
to A prem. • Joint Stock Discount, 1t to I,} dia. ;
Hudson's Bay, 15} to it ; Egyptian Trading, 1. to
oi dia., ex div. ; Ottoman Socidtif Giuffra., 4 to
}prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph
of 8
cent.
Preference, 24 to t. The shares percent,Gurney, and Co. have experienced a fresh
decline,dcin
closing at 6} to 7 prem. It is evident that
rise in these shares has induced sales by a number
of holders who bought for investment, and who are
doubtless watching their opportunity to repurchase.
Atlantic Telegraph Preference Bombay Gas,
Eastern Assam Tea, Upper Assam Tea, Warrant
Finance, and Otago and Southland Investment
shares, were all weaker, while Canada Land, Eng-
lish and Australian Copper and National Provincial
Marine improved. The shares of Hewett and Co.
(Limited) rose 10s., closing at t to It prem., ex
div.
The closing (but in some cues nominal) quota-
dons for shares in new undertakings are as follow:
Pennsylvania Oil Lands, 2} to 311 prem.; Alhambra
Company,'} to li prem. ; Ismit Forest, 1 to la prem.;
St. Saviour's NV hart, 1 to 2 prem. ;TyneEngineeruig,
2to 3 prem. ; Real Estate, 3 to 4 prem. ; Lees-
wood Main Coal, do., par to 1 prem. ; awl Import
and Export Provision, i to 1 prem.
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