The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1867.

- 7. .1.11. Ci .r.s,
THE POLICE COURTS. THE PAN-ANGLICAN " DECLARATION."
--..
(THIS DAY.) Only one prelate of the Northern Province has
—O-- signed the address to the faithful, which is the result of
thei,Pan-Anglican Synod at Lambeth-the Bishop of Chester.
MANSION-HOUSE. The others, namely, the Archbishopof York, the Bishop of
ATT2IIPT6D 3VICIDI. Durham, the Bishop of Carlisle,the Bishop of Manchester,
Hosaah F.rd, aged 19, resi at 7, Warden-street, and the Bishop of Ripon have declined to sign. Of bishops
har.
Newington-causeway, was c with endeavouring is of the Southern Province who have not ex-
throw herself from the steps of ndun-bridge with intent pressed their concurrence in it are the Bishop
to commit suicide. of Bath and Wells, the Bishop of Chichester,
Jeremiah Shanahan, boot closer, 3, White Hart-yard, the Bishop of Exeter, the Bishop of Hereford, and the
Borough, said he was crossing London-bridge at a little Bishop of Peterborough. The Irish bishops who have not
after 12 this morning, from the City to the Surrey side. signed it are those of Ossory and Ferns, Csahel, Down and
As he got to the Bridge House Hotel, ho met with a girl, Counor, Killsloe, Cork and Tuam. The bishopric of
who said "Good night." He gave her his band, and she Derry is vacant. Of the Scotch bishops two have not
then said he was the last one she would meet signed, namely the Bishop of Edinburgh and the Bishop of
in the world. After that .he ran down the bridge stairs, Brechin, the former probably having been unable to attend
and he followed aud mitrilit hold of her dress as she was in consequence of great age. Of the views of thecolonial
about to jump into the water. He asked her what she bishops who have not signed, of coarse no judgment can be
did that for, and she said she had had a quarrel at home. formed, as various circumstances have prevented many of
He then gave into custody. theca from obeying the Archbishop o: Canterbury's sum-
The girl's mother said some friends from Camberwell moos to attend. It is believed that the names of all the
had come to see them and they had some drink. Her colonial bishops now in England and those of the retired
eldest daughter "threw some dirty words into her face," colonial bishops are appended to the document, with the
and she then ran away. She was a very good girl, and was exception of Dr. Nixon, formerly Bishop of Tasmania.
a great assistance to her.
The constable who took the girl in charge said she was
not sober. WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.)
The Lord Mayor (to the mother)-If I let her off this --..---
thee will you take care of her! 210264 Y, Saplings= 36, 6 LL
The Mother-1 will. The Lord bless you.
The girl was then released. ID. Y 1 W. lirtj Bike"
W. I. Ito
GUILDHALL.
vllalora DRIVIN4I.-• 50555 KILLED. -........-...-
Nairn
_ ...._ _
20.64 5 W. 2 8 N.W. c 0.42 1
Conic Rail& surrendered to his bail, before Alderman Aberdeen ,a57 pi, 1 4 ur.s.m, re 0.13 1
Fiallia, to answer the charge of having driven bier horse and Loth :20.67 6.W. 7 9 B.W. ob - 7
cart furiously, to the danger of the public, and killed the Ardromma 120.76 66 N.M. 610 N.W. ro 0.6.' 5
complainant s horse.
Mr. Nash appeared for the complainant.
William Monksfield, • cab proprietor, living in Shop - Gresocastle.l29.66 53 W. 4 7 W. re 0.10 -
W. 3 W. o ..- 3
ithch"
P°...b.1 i 119913 6666' W.B.W. II W &W. et. - 4
perton-street, New North-road, said that on Friday Ho •- '29..7 671 W.S.W. 4 W.S.W. •• - -
evening, about 6 o'clock, ho was driving a Hansom p.„ „ 30.20 me ly.
cab over Illackfriars-bridge towards the City, and Brat
when he got into Bridge-street, near Tudor-street, he saw Lorient
three light carts racing and driving at a furious p•ce. 1 W.N.W.
30.36 57 W.N.W. 6 ' W.N.W. fee •-• 4
0038 55 N. N. W- ' 2 W.N.W. en - 2
Rochefort.- 30.30 60 N.E.N.& I N. N. Z. a 2
The defendant, who was driving one of them, was going wnYamith.....,...,„:: 50aC.,26 68' W.N.W. ..
7 W.N.W. es ....,- 2
et such a rate that be could not control the horse, and the 'kg...7;a. wig ape W.N.W. I W.N.W. •- , 3
result ass that in trying to pass round the other two carts Landon 30.13 56 W.
to get before them, be ran the shaft of his cart Into the Yarmouth 2039 56 W.
chest of witnesis horse and killed it on the spot. The leerbovellgb• SOW 54 W.
other two men gallopped on and got away. ! W. eb - -
el ' 11. W. e
7 W. e - 3
8 W.S.W. 0i - 4
Mr. Theodore Mason %amw said he was in the mom. ahlkkatet 20-.9° -50 N.W.N.-W. - - - -

Nash appeared for the complainant.
William Monkafield, • cab proprietor, living in Shep-
perton-street, New North-road, said that on Friday
evening, about 6 o'clock, ho was driving • Hansom
cab over Illackfriars-bridge towards the City, and
when he got into Bridge-street, near Tudor-street, he saw
three light carts racing and driving at a furious pace.
The defendant, who was driving one of them, was going
et such a rate that be could not control the horse, and the
result was that in trying to peas round the other two carts
to get before them, be ran the shaft of his cart Into the
chest of witnesis horse and killed it on the spot. The
other two men gallopped on and got away.
Mr. Theodore Mason Satow said he was in the com-
plainant's cab and maw the defendant racing in • most
reckless manner with two other carts. They were nearly
al”vaat when the defendant tried to pus and in doing so
carte on his wrong side of the road and ran the shaft of
thecart into complain int's horse and killed it. A little more
sed he would have run into the cab, and that would have
been worse. The complainant was on his right side of
the road close to kerb and tried to pull his horse out of
the way of the defendant.
The complainant, in reply to the worthy alderman, said
the horse cost him IW., and the cab and harness bad been
damaged to the extent of it
An intimation was given to the magistrate that the
friends of the defendant were raising a subscription to pay
for the horse, and to give them time to do it, he adjourned
the summons for • few days.

SOUTHWARK.
qiNGUL‘R APTURt OF AN HOTEL ROBEIVR.

.....
David Stewart, a dirty-looking fellow, stated to be a
ticket-of-leave convict, was placed at the bar charged with
waling a pair of sheets from the Kent and Sussex Hotel
and Coffee-house, Duke•street, London•bridge ; also with
having in his possession a large number of plated forks and
spoons, supposed to be stolen.
Mr. Hobert Jackson, the proprietor of the Kent and
Sussex Hotel, said that on Saturday afternoon he heard
some one leave his house in rather a hurried manner, and
on looking through the window ho saw the prisoner pass
with something bulky about him. Suspecting he was a
thief he rushed out and seised hold of him. Perceiving
that be had something very heavy in his pockets, be took
him back to his house and found a sheet and
towel wound about his body, belonging to witness,
and two brooches the property of his servants.
In his trousers pockets he found a number of
plated forks and spoons, in all :12 pieces. They had no
marks on them, but from their appearance he had no
doubt they had been stolen from some hotel or dining
rooms.

The magistrate asked whether he knew anything of the
prisoner.
Witness replied iu the negative, and stated that he
mast have entered the house from the roof, as one of the
top windows was open. By gaining access to any of the
houses in Duke-street, he could get along the roof, and
select the house he liked to rob.

Police-constable :4 M said he was on duty in Duke-street
on Saturday afternoon, when he was called into last wit-
nem's house, and the prisoner wra given into his custody
for stealing the property produced. Witness asked for a
remand to enable him to find the owner of the plated
articles.

The magistrate was here informed that the prisoner wet
an old hotel thief, and had been previously convicted.
The magistrate remanded him until Saturday next.

EXAMINATION OF THE FENIAN PRISONERS
AT MANCBESTER.-(THIS DAY.)

(BY TELEGRAPH.)

MANCHICSTER, MONDAT.

The twenty-three prisoners out of over forty first
brought before the magistrates were placed in the dock
this meaning looking much more cheerful than on Satur-
day nitht, after standing three consecutive days in hand-
cuffs under examination.

The four Irishmen taken at Runcorn for the attack on
the prison van have been brought here and will be ex-
,mined when the case against the first batch has been
gone through. There is dill much excitement in the public
mind.

THE SEARCH FOR DIARY.

(BY TELEGRAPH.)

SHREWSBURY, MONDAY.

Acting upon information received to the effect
that the Fenian Deasy was biding here, the Mayor and
chief constable went at • late hour kat night to •
house which had been indicated, but did not And Deasy.
A detective arrived from Manchester this morning.

SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

REMARKS.

Strong N. W. and S.W. wind blew yesterday over various parts
of the British Isles: they amounted to a gale at Aramaean from
the N.W., and at Leith and Liverpool from the S.W. This
morning winds are still strong from the westward over our
north-western coasts. The atmospherical pressure over our
islands is less than on Saturday, whilst at Rochefort, where it is
highest >eing 30 99 in.), a small Increase has taken place. The
weather over the southern coasts still continues dry, but rain
has fallen In the north. The temperatures is 10 deg. less at
Rechefot. than at Weymouth. A high sea exists at Leith.

SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.)

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY)

Om VOzoot.

The English funds are dull to-day, and have
declined per cent., owing chiefly to an expecta-
tion that the forthcoming quarterly returns will
show a falling off in the revenue, through the dul-
ness of trade. A more important reduction would
probably have taken place but for some
moderate speculative operations for a rise,
based upon a belief that a large portion of
the dividends, which will be payable on
the 14th of October, will be re-invested
in Consols. Foreign bonds are also rather flat,
but home railway securities continue in request,
and exhibit a fresh improvement. Grand Trunk of
Canada stock is I per oent. higher, having been
dealt in at 20.1. The traffic return of this line, for
the week ending the 14th inst., shows an increase
of 3,0831., compared with the corresponding period
of 1866.

In the discount market the rates for the best
bills are „to per cent, below the Bank minimum,
and the supply of money is superabundant.
Consols are quoted 941 to 4 for money and
the Bth October, and 941 to 3 for the November
settlement. The Three per Cents. Reduced and
New Three per Centa, are at 921 to 4, ex div.
The dealings in British railway stocks still con-
sist mostly of purchases, and Great Western, South
Eastern, Great Eastern, London, Chatham, and
Dover, North British, and Brighton exhibit a fresh
rise of Ito 1 per cent. Metropolitan is at 1241
to 125 ; Great Western, 49 to 4 ; London and
North Western, 1141 to 1 ; Midland, 121/ to
1221 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 128 ;
Caledonian, 1051 to 106, ex div. ; South Eastern,
695 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 321 to / ; Great
Northern, 1101 to 1115 ; ditto A, 1171 to 118;
London, Chatham, and Dover, 201 to 1 ; North
British, 331 to 3 ; and Brighton, 551 to 1.
Italian Bonds of 1861 are offered, and have de-
clined 4 per cent., viz., to 481 to 1 ; Spanish
Passive and Certificates are 1 lower, at 201 to 1,
and 164 to /, respectively. Turkish of 1862 are
quoted 62 to 63 ; ditto of 1865, 32 to 4 ; Greek,'
131 to 141 ; Chili= scrip, 1 to 1 prem. ; Egyptian,
1864, 861 to 87 ; and Mexican, 154 to 1.
United States 5-20 Bonds have receded 4 per I
cent., viz., at 721 to 3 ; but Erie Railway shares
have improved 1, the present price being 411 to
424. Illinois Central are t better, at 774 to 1.

A moderate amount of business has occurred in
Atlantic Cable shares, at the prices of Saturday.
Anglo-American are at 21 to 14 die. ; and Atlantic
Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at 3g to I.

Bs.nlcsharei exhibit no variation of importance.
London and Westminster are called 68 to 69 ;
Union of London, 37 to ; Alliance, 10 to 9 dis. ,
Imperial Ottoman, 14 to ol dia. ; Chartered Mer-
cantile of India, 29 to 30; and London and County,
54 to 56.

Financial shares are quoted the same as on Sa-
turday, as follows :—lnternational Financial, 21
to 1; die. ; London, 23 to 21 dis. ; General Credit,
21 to 2 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, Erg to 5i dia.
A general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company will be held on the 23rd of Oct.

The directors of the Northern Assam Tea Com-
pany (Limited) have made a fin►l call of 11. per
share on the B shares, payable by the 31st Oct.
The following relates to the New Granada divi-
dends : " Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have re-
wind by this mail on account of New Granada
dividends—From the Custom-house of Carthagena,
6121. 2s. 10d." .

About 70,0001. in bar gold was sent into the
Bank on Saturday, while 10,000 sovereigns were
withdrawn for Malta, in connexion with the expe-
-1 dition to Abyssinia.
The screw steamer Rakaia, which arrived at
Panama on the 3rd init. from Sydney and New
Zealand, brought up 63 passengers and 34,7861. in
gold. The latter was included in the specie stated
to have arrived by the Douro, at Southampton,
on Friday. The through voyage from Wellington
to Southampton was accomplished in 50 days, in-
cluding all stoppages.

SATURDAY STINTRO.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 341 tot, both
for money and the Bth October, open this
morning at 94f, and closed at 941, "buyers."
For the November settlement the last price was
94/ to f. The Three per Cents. Reduced and
New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock
921 to f, ex div. The official business report is as
follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
941, • Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, ex die. ;
New Three per Cents., 921, , ex cl4v. ; Bank
Stock, shut ; India Stock, 222 ; d;..;.0 Five per
Cent., 114, ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaoed"
rupee paper, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 70s. p-em.
Indian government securities were steady.
Exchequer Bills remain at 253. to 30s. prem.
The foreign stock market was firm, with a fair
amount of business fora Saturday. Spanish -Nis-
sive Bonds were in request, and experienced a fresh
rise of 1 per cent. The Certificates, as well as
Italian of 1861, improved 14 • Danubian of 1867.2 ;
Buenos Ayrean Three per 'Cents. and Deferred,
Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Peruvian of
1865, and Turkish Guaranteed, 1 ; and Russian of
1862, 1 Turkish o: 1858, however, declined A.
The New Spanish Three per Cent. stock was lait
quoted 31 to f

Anglo-American Telegraph shares were in re-
quest, and improved 5e., the last price being 170
to /. Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Prefer-
ence were quoted 3i to I, be slightly better ;
and Telegraph Construction 161 to 171, showing
no change.
Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 15 to 1,
and National Discount N. to I prem. In the mar-
ket for miscellaneous shares, New Consolidated
Discount rose 54., while Mediterranean Extension
Telegraph declined ss.
Some of the Canadian debentures rose 1 per
cent., but other colonial government securities were
quoted the same as yesterday.
The amount of business in American securities
was very limited, and the only variation was a
rise of 4 per cent. in Illinois Central Rail-
way shares. Prices closed as follows :-5-20
Bonds, 1882, 721 to 73 ; Erie Railway shares,
401 to 411; Illinois Central, 77 to 4 ; Atlantic
and Great Western Railway Debentures, 25 to 27 ;
and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 224 to 234.