The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-29 00:00:00

BRITISH POSSESSIONS.

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- ----- 100 all-Xtlantic & St7Lawrence,'
SHOCKING DISCLOSURES. Bt ,100 Born. Bar. &C. I it. gbp.e.
20 i 10 , Do. If Shares
At the 31arylebone Police-court this morning, WI, all Buffalo & Lake Huron
Caroline Lucy, aged 19, residing at 12, Connaught-temce, 16 , all
.. ".D._o. Preference
Paddington, and described as a machinist, was brought up 100 ,I°° But' ,B
ceL:l572-3°ll cn
in the custody of • plain-clothes officer, named John et. !100 Dol'is. Eastern 5, e.g
Jones, G 2 of the X division, on the charge of concealing at iiar, c..p. T.& buck ap. e. g
the birth of an illegitimate child. 100 ; all Demerars,7p.cperpret.
The prisoner, who appeared in a very weak state, and 84 ,100 But Bengal gu. 6 0
completely overcome by her position, was seated during 20 ! 5 I Do. do. 6do
St. 100 Fait Ind gu
the progress of the case. M. , 'ion Grand T trunk of Canada.
Jones was the first witness called, and said—From in- 100 I all Do. Equip.m.g.op.ot.
formation I received I went to the address mentioned, and me ,ai I Do. los prat Bonds ,
there saw the prisoner in the front room on the first door. Me , all , Do. do. deferred
I told her I was a policeman, and should take her into too all : Do. 2nd pref. Bonds.
custody and charge her on suspicion of concealing the 100 all 1
it
aradoietdseferr;
birth of a child. She replied, and said she was confined "'
leu all Do. pref.
deferred'
yesterday week. 100 all ' Do. 4th pref. Stock i
Prisoner—Monday week it was. mo all Do. do. deferred!
Jones continued—She said there was a young girl stop- st. leo Great Indian Peninsula
ping with her of the name of Anne Newton, who knew 20 'all i Do. gus. 6 per cent.'
where her aunt lived. She said she sent her (Newton) for 20 . 6 , Do. -few do• -• • •
her aunt, and on her return with her the child was born Br. 1 4 ..1 04 :G,D's.'or ienlii. g. sp. ci.
and dead. I asked her where the young girl was living, Bt. .100 ' Do. 41 per cent I
and she said 45, either Sloane-street or Sloane-square. I ea an : Do, •• • •
went to both addresses, and all the s's in the places, 204 all Gt. Western of Canadal
and could nut find Anne Newton. I asked the prisoner i 201 all ; Do. New
where her aunt lived, and she said she did not know. She 100 all I Do.6p.c.
00 all Hdlg. pay. 1.273!
: Do.sk do. do. 1477-8. i
said her aunt had washed and dressed the child, and 110 8 Indlanßranch(Liniltedfl
had put on the things she had provided for it, after which ID. 100 Madras guar. sp. cent.'
she took it away. She said no more, and I took her qt lac Do. do. 4f do ;
to the station-house and charged her. I could then get Bt. 100 Do. do. 41 de ,
no clue to where the child was. After the charge was 20 all Do. Fifth Krtenslon
taken she asked we how I thought she would get on. ,00.„ all ,32:a",rullit""%",:iiirst.
I told her that most likely there would be a remand ro; :u" I D,,,"".' "6 Pp.• cet: : '"'
pay. 1605.
to enable me to find out her aunt. She then wished St. 100 IN.ft.of Can.Gp c.lstp.B..
to know if she could speak to me in a private room. I Bt. 100 ticlnde,elhi o 1
guns percent
told her she could not, and if she had anything to say : St. 100 Do. D
she must say it there. She then said that neither her • 2 0 6 I Do. do. do
d
aunt nor Anne Newton knew anything of the matter. ' Bt., 100 Pnn,anb do ,
1 Do.
She continued, " Neither does anyone else for I buried " -100 --- D—' Ind u-s St. Flot. do.,
the child myself in the coal cellar iu the backyard where you
looked for it last night." I went there and found a lot of
lumber, and on removing it and pulling up some bricks I : -87,-.
found the body of a female child buried three inches
deep and covered with coal dust. The body was
placed on its side, with its legs and arms drawn up. From
further statements it appeared the child was a full grown
one.

JOINT 81

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Anglo Austrian
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Australasia
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The Prisoner waa remanded, and ordered to be at once
conveyed to the Paddington Infirmary.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.-(THIS DAY.)

Do. New, issued S pm!
Bank of Egypt
Bank of London
Bank of Otago (Limited)!
Bank of Quem island ,L.)'
Bankof Victoria,Austrat
Bank of New Zealand
Barned's Bank ,Limited
BraziliatutPortuguese,L
British& Califoruian(L ):
British N. America

This morning a fire, which there is ground for
supposing was the work of some incendiary, took place in
one of the newly-erected 10-roomed houses belonging to
Mr. Rees, a builder, situate in the Graham-road, Hackney.
The building was gutted, and the upper part of the nest
house destroyed.
A destructive fire also happened this morning on the
premises belonging to Mr. Cole, a carver and gilder, 188,
High-street, Camden-town. The lower part of the pre-
, wises and their valuable contents were destroyed.
A fire also broke out in the premises occupied by Mr.
Carrol, a general dealer, in Remmington-plaoe, Devon's-
road, near Itow. The fire was fortunately confined to the
lower portion of the building.

Chariest-Atte & Co. L )1
C. Bk. India. Aua , China'
Chart. Mer. of India, de
City
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Colonial
Corn. Dank of Canada
Cora. Bank of India, ,ke
Consolidated Bank (L )
' Delhi and London '

CALCUTTA AND SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.
( THIS DA Y. )

East London (Limited)'
Eastern Exchange; [Am.)!
Englsh and American .
Kllglibal Joint StoaLli 1
Eng. Scot.& Aust.
English and Swedish (L.) !
European Bank 'Limited
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Hindusin.China&Jap.(L)
Imperial Bank Limited;
Imperial Ottoman '
lonian
Do. New
Land Mort. Bk. Inilia'L),
D0.6p.e.Deb.,1864, 30irs
Lou. Bk. ofltexico,dte.(L)
London and Brazilian_
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, London do al verPlate(l
Do. New, iLI. at
Do. do. do
ILon. Ch. Bank of Austrl.,
London and County .
London Joint Stock.....
London it South African.
Lon. & S. Western (Lint : I
'Loudon &
' London & Westminster.
Merchant Bank (Lira.) .1
Do. New
Mercantile &Exchan(lol
i Metro. & Erov. EtankiL.)l
Midland Bank (Lies.)
National of Australaail
'National of Liverpool
N. Pro. of England
Do. Pod & 3rd
National Bank
Pew South Wales
New Zealand (Limited)
' North Western
Oriental Bank Corpora
Orient.Com.B.Llateo.C
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Dn. do. lateF.C.
Erovha Banldneorp.(L)
?ravine. et Ireland

The eighth ordinary half-yearly meeting was
held at noon at the company's offices in Gresham-house ;
Mr. J. IionnADAILE in the chair.

The report was taken as read.
The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, said be had .
hoped to have announced for the first time on the present '
occasion a novel•y—viz, that they bad paid their
expenses ; but the necessity of making certain
renewals bad thrown a small balance on the
other side, though, practically, they had paid
their expenses. He wished he could hold out a hope that
they would be able to do so in the next half year, hut
through the accident to the jetty, which had materially
interfered with the traffic, the ships were unable to land
their cargoes. The protection of the foreshore awl the
restoration of the jetty were under the consideration of the
government commissioners. A large amount of traffic
might, he believed, be expected from the carriage of fuel
to Calcutta. - .

Mr. J. C. MARSHMAN, deputy chairman, seconded the
resolution, which was, after one or two unimportant
questions had been asked and answered, carried unani-
mously.
The proceedings terminated in the usual manner.

MIRE FENIAN ARRESTS IN IRELAND.—DUBLIN,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.—Five Fenian arrests took place to-
day—viz., James Hannon and Samuel Johnston, immi-
grants from America. A Federal uniform was found with
Johnston. Three other persons were discharged.
Sir G. Bowyer, writing to a contemporary, says
he thinks some good might come of the Vegerzi mission it
the secret societies and the other evil influences which
surround the court of Florence could be controlled. He ie
convinced, however, that Vegetti will not be permitted to
tell the Pope that he should cease to become a king, for
to entertain such a proposal would be practically de-truc-
I tire of the spirit and intention of the convention of Sep.
tember, 1864. As to the proposal of a plebiscite, is Eng-
land prepared to allow the same operation in Ireland?
The hon. hart. concludes with saying that he cannot be-
lieve the Emperor " will so far violate his duty u the
eldest son of the church, and his obligations under the
September treaty, and the feelings and cvnvictions of the
French nation, as to permit anyone to overthrow the tem-
' poral sovereignty of the Vicar of Christ."

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21 111141
8 10 pail
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214 224
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11,000 10 eral Floating Dock. 6
ffB,llol 84. i doodSt Katharki. pLOO 65 67
862,500'100 Do. Deb. St. 4p. cent. all 87
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