The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-17 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

Magomingit, Aoocer 16.—A fair bu.ines. was done In Leeds
North Western, Dover, sad Midland sluice, but generally lho
market was dun, closing lower. Lredv, 109--nhefileide. in—
Doren. 264—MIdland, new, 1 pm —London', 101 Midland
I:44—Canadm. 124-14incashIre insurance, 4 d.—" Mama and
Wiser, yy pa —Bank of Manchester, I pm.—Trunks, 7 7-10—.
North &DMA 62-0 root Western, 714.
Iniumignag, Anima? 16.—Landon and North Western etc.*
closed at 1014 to I—Birmingham1—Birmingham Canal, 93 to 94—Worcester and
Birmingham Canal. 131 to 14—Birmingham Preference, 10 to 104
—New 311111. 22 Ili. 3d. to 21. lts. Od. Markets lower. Buain,s
dull.
Lam,
121d/and, AinMer 16. —Lea
dlr. den and North W Preferu.,..e.,
194 124; ex

Tas HAAVIIIIT IN KMIEC. —The harvest has
wittily commenced in this neighbourhood. Two or three
fields of wheat are being brought down by the sickle-, it
would almost appear at first sight prematurely, but o►
examinetifin it is found that the kernel is plump and per.
feet, though the stalk is still very green. A few hot days
will quickly colour and ripe them ; end in the course of
next week the harvest is likely to become general. Some
of our oldsfashioned friends are expecting a sudden burst of
hot summer weather as soon as St. Swithin has completed
his dreary course ; and should this be the caso, the crops,
having reached maturity of growth, ''° change and
come on with emliweessing rapidity. Under any circum-
stanoes the farmers in some districts moot suffer from the
season ; but should we have a fair and fine ingather* in
other parte of the county, there will not be much cau.sifor
serious complAint. Our correspondent, Mr. Hardy, of
Heade:Kt, writing on Wednesday, sirs —" I still bold that
the ours crop will be good, whit especidly."—Ciedeasjord
GAronide.

FRANC'.

THE EMPEROR% /yrs
tam ogs owl oosaaromin.)

PARIN WEDEMIDAT WDXTQIY.

On this anniversary festival, when politics are in
abeyance in Paris, and nobody but a minister or a
tekigraphic agent cane to know, or indeed has any
mean of knowing, anythiug about Garibaldi,
Syria, Austria, or Naples, I have diligently endea-
voured to do my .testy as a correspondent by mixing
with the crowd in various parts of the city, both
by day light and as light. I have conacienticsialy
wci4l.!. adventures, but have found none. The
of the lite, 10 far as I know, are precisely
those. which I have so often described, that any
lengthened repetition would be as tedious to your
read..r. ax to myself. Everything Lisa gone off
satisfactonly The weather, which iu the
early :miming had the gloomy threatening charac-
ter peculiar to this summer of 1880, cleared a little
after miou and herasie moat propitious. Neither
tlo• bad harvest, the anticipations of rain, nor the
dulueses of trade in any way diminished the usual
or country folk brought to the metropolis by
the various railway train.. The vast Place des
les-al:dew, which was the centre of attraction
during the day, was more crowded than last year. The
two large pasteboard theatres, in which pantomimic
dismiss couceraing Savoy and Nice were played in
constant succession all day long, were hemmed in
by a densely packed M:44,4 of human beings, the
larva of whom could oily have revelled in the plea-
sures of imagination ; for actors, however robe-
'acidly they may gesticulate, cannot look bigger
thus puppets when seen a quarter of a mile off. A
FrePch writer, noticing the banishment of rases
alerts from the Champs Elysies, in consequence of
the gardens recently laid out there, states that
lts.l.)ri another year expires similar gardens will
occupy the sandy site of the Place dm Invalides,
an I expresses a fear that the mountebank's trade,
having uo theatre for its exercise within a reason-
al.! r distance of the centre of Paris, will be extiu-
guidied. Without entering into the merits of this
glo 4ity anticipation I can certify that as far as this
da) was colicernod, I never saw giants, dwarfs,
11,1w+ with bean's, and all the tribe of monsters,
Liu .:ALI and bestial, ill greater force. The illumine-
, dreworka were very good.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

-Ir.n-

ADSMIALIT AIJOINT
Smoot L B Solierks.the Imamt.
Par-„ten J. to the Ofiriew ; T. W. Haverdeld,
to tSe Tarter ; W. T. Wok* to the=rble ; and A.
Thompson, to be additional to the F
Ali IrAipmee N. A. 0. to the Hornet
Aso4ant Paymaster. ut ChargeSpicer, F. Bruno, to the Eopoir ;
and T. S. Chanter, to the Eagle.
Olathe W. H. Fa W Roberts, to the Tartar; find J.
MI, to the Emerald.

PORTSMOUTH, Accurrr 16.
Ti Himalaya, irou screw atom troop-4'11.1p,
Oild.on John Ideceorob., u hourly expoctod from Liverpool.
I^rowe of Wales, 131, screw, woo removed floss dock
t br steam basin to,lay.

Ti.e Gorgon, 4poildle.wheal steam sloop, Commander
Pedford Pun, was docked to-day for repairs.
The arum, 50, railing frigate, which has been stand
eff the Lacelltot, fur experimental mactioe on iron plittan
was down the harbour this mum*, and docked, to be
brae.* up.
The Pelican, 17, screweloop, was towed down the her-
bry to-day to be placed ia the steam basin, to have b
engi le put in and Wismht forward fur sea service.
The Flamer, 17, screw, it is reported, will be eamenie-
Maw' in a few olays for foreign service.
TI: a Princess itsgst, 91, screw, sad the Imasertslll6, 61,
'crew, are both ready for the pendant.

SPORTING.

OXFORD RACES.—Tamuluvr.

Tr. TOLL 9fAILla of 5 sons. each, with 50 added.
Weights for age. The winner to be sold for 000 son. ; if
met to be asiallOs. Oas mile. (11 labs.)
Mr. J. CMates f by keteeraa—Meare Mom, a yrs, Titan
,D ewe, 1
Mr F metre Pravalk_ m, Ni est 4O Forahms I
Mr tonyerthwalla's Ilas, yrs, M(Cusures, I
The follow*. also raa : —26 Ma, Voarslak, Athos,
DiAnumil, sad hag of Kent.
HetLng :3to 1 apt Rising Son, to 1 opt Athos, 3to I
ascii ag.c Pravda mid Malts. Won by Shy lengths, a bad
third. Om rounding th,. 11•1ta, who wag leading, took
the wroeg coons, sad wa, followed by all but the three
wn&
Tag 4111FORDWIIRE STARER of 100 soya added tea bee.
&Ate ',respite:tee of 15 ewe. esii, 10 ft, sad 5 mely it
declar,..i. 'Winners extra. We mist 145 mar)
lit .1. gigbg na leirett. by Bea 061144444. 4 11.1
IL
a • Merry's Samna 4 yrs,
Sod C.rtemontles Tame Doer, sod, OM Mb (.1. I
The following also ram :—Pltm. First Loud Fiteseon,
Hherborne, Tyroat, Mihail Beauty, queen Dem, Norio.
Betting : Ito 1 cacti opt Tams Dear sod Amaral ; 6 to
1 ~„,h sburehoroo sad ilteeen BIOS, 7 to I Fleet Lard, 8 to 1
Intbsm Eastity. Woe easily by four lengths, a bed third,
teen Hess and First Lord fourth mud ofth, the Where
pai up
Tus.; z Paton or Wltra's SW= of 00 lava, added is a
oweeprtakes of 5 move. each, for Xyr sib ; refs to 71b ;
Alban gm 31b ; oertain penalties mid ellswesses. Half a
sib straight (17 solo.)
Mr. Hands Parasite. by itataphm, Mt lib Oea lib arm
(L Illsomloai 1
Mr C. Itashont's Coenneror. we to.. 714 =kW ..Fly.rs I
Mr J Frown's DAUM Prince, 8611 lib (Maim 1
The following also no Dr. NUMB, Kau tan, Melo,
Cemerino, !imitating, liawassys.
Tate Corm ILLIIBLia PLAYS Of 30 sem, added to a
wool-stakes Of 5 seta each ; weight for age, kr. ' • the 'loser
Mbe sold far 100140%, sr to carry, 7114 extra. Ow mile.
Mr A. JaseMs Amolowdene. by Me Flying Dutchman, s yes,
144 7lb ,hs. Ilb sztral_ .... •J Ouster 1
Mr Iftel/sfs Lord spiry. pa Da Saowden.
Mr. Weadeafe Lltedleas. i ps. 7st Mb ... ,M. Orisalissr 3
Betting : 3be 1 so Amsterdam. liras by twenty keels.
A HANDICAP PLOD el 30 Dora added to a sweepstakes of
5 saws each ; 411$111; the ebar to be toll for 40
ems. kr. Ore mile.

'Y..' iF.ViirTibb The Clew by Primo Os link • re,
Ket :lb (Pletel, t
11, Whites Carly. 4 ps. lel la (Om, I
Mang :2to l on The Gem. We. by ■ peek. The
wirier was not bag.

Tax WILTIII HANDICAP Semlayearia of 10 sues. each,
3 ft, with 50 added ; geutlemen Mere; profaseiesals, fib
'atm Ow mile aad a halt (20 Naha)
Lir. Woolsoll r Lovett- by The Uminess. 4 yob Ilatlab
onv Dalq I
fledgenatea aeotliaayee. 17TR II 12th (lac. Yb antra,

awes; I
"flat follewtog mho res :—Athee, Error, The Monk, homy,
ars with, end Grine&

itZMARKAILLI DISPATCIII. From a telegram
received from eceb we learn that the London morning
Creof Friday were received in that city 3t e..,10 a.m., on
rs.lay. The papers *ere despatched in the &brim by
IV Hayward, news a4ent of Bristol, who, in putting them
4F Lo•rd the steamer, availed hinted( of the new landing-
slip at the river's mouth. They did not reach the Bristol
Xal!way Station till 11.15, and were on hoard at 12.15.
FORE4TERS' Frre AT TRX CILYNTAL PALACL—
Tioo great annual excursion of the Foresters will be held at
the Crystal Palace on Tuesday next. This day far several
7 ran last has been one iif the great days of the Crystale. aace. The variety find held its stemma at the Crystal
Palace in 1845, when '28,757 persona were present. In 1886
the numbers were 30,7,54, in 1&57 the numbers were 34,855,
in 14.7 re, last year the enormous nuniher of 63,181
persons attended the annual festivaL Of these about 20,1:00
same by road, the remainder by mil, the greatest order
king mxintaioed thee,„;hoit. the day. Por the present year
pest exertions are being made to increase upon the attend-
mee na the tart ,Wellinion. All the railways anteing the
me.trepelis have arran.4.....lspeaial excursions. lateading to
tI.. N...rth, 'warty tea-long to Edinburgh, they embrace the
entire klastere oil dere districts as well or the whole of
the South The dads of the Palace will he opswialso
moon after eight the inoruieg am visitors may amq and
will continue pen until d uitiirk. The entire aeries of Great
Fountains will he t half.paat four, amp there will be
a second display later on the afternoon. To enable visitors !
to 'Ave the P 41.1 .0! v. the :44 ,dandards seed at the I
Christmas festivitiea rill be lighted up in the wee and
intootpta.
LAND AT FELIIsToW X.—The Conservative Land
Satiety has matte its furtvveconsl lend purchase at Felix•
goo.. being its first iu bast Suffolk. This ifeluitasted manes property, with foietsges to C
het ilerrnan
ad set to Felixstowe, or Fibber, co the ex. iremity of she penineuta formed by the deem Debra, Or•
well, and Stour. It stretches' along the SIN bah ing meat
between the Etas of the two warted° towers to the north
of Lantlealll Fort, commanding the entrance to Harwich
and is distant from Harwich by ferry fire, frointVoodbritigC
nine, from Ipswich eleven, and fnen the metropolis about
seventy-six codes. It can be reached via Harwich ferry
within three bourn and a hall from Landow. Felixstowe
bas risen into great importance within the hat few years
ow ing to the mildness of the climate, of which no greater
proof can be stated than that the myrtle grows freely.
Tux New Sr rtaatcsuarnuar Al7.—Yeeterilay
the new Superanumition Act, which received the royal
aaw,r... on Monday, war !dieted. It provides that the No-
perstatowtedi Art of I is to extend to the news of joint
serrice in the OftiCe .1 Secretary of State fur India, mad
in the permanent cis d aervis.w.

iLatv inuWgentt.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS 00IIRT.—Avocet 16.
Wire do Met Cammissioner.)
_ _

The learned Co nnUmioner dimmed el twenty-nine
bail cabal, sad afterwards proceeded vie ease business.

0 II 02011 Gr WIATEIIILIT.

TU. Insolvent applied to be discharged es sureties till
the hearing.
Hr. Dowse supported.
Last rear the insolvent applied under the Protection Act,
awl had not obreined his final order. Having incurred hash
debts, he was arrested, and then filed a prison petition.
Hs had now two subsiding petitions under the Protection
Act and the Prison Act.
The Chief Ccemaleeiover said one as moat be finished
before the other was heard.

Mr. Dowse oohed the court for a day to be named whoa
the ineolrett could come up under the 215th section of the
Protection Act.
_ .

The Chief Commissioner accepted the bail, end appointed
a day before the day of hearing in the prison case when
the insolvent might apply for a protecting order. He could
only now give protection as to the prison case.

LN I JOHN TOCNO.
The insolvent, an omnibus conductor, applied for bail.
He was in custody for 1281. at the suit of the Gemini
Omnibus Company as the amount of their costs of defend-
ing an action he had brought against them for one al their
drivers running against him when conductor to his brother
tithe Perseverance omnibus. He had lived near Primrose-
hill. Having lost the action he had been taken in execution
for the costs of the company.
The court accepted bail.

LI At THOMAS CIALLIGWOOD Att.
This insolvent, who had been some time in prison, applied
fares interim order of discharge. Mr. Dowse opposed, and
Yr. Denny supported.
The court, after some examination, granted the appli•
cation.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.—BanaoL, Auo. 16.

JACESON

(Before Yr. Justice Keating.)

The trial of this cause was resumed at nine o'clock. Mr.
Collier, Q.C., and Mr. Coleridge were for the plaintiff; Mr.
Carter for the defence.

Mr. Carter said, with reference to what occurred up to
Let night, he held in his hand an affidavit which he wished
to bring under the notice of his lordship. Re referred to
the absence of a material witness for the defence, who was
present awpi aoy4/ to be called up to two o'clock on Wednes-
day, and that plaintiff or bur friends and advisees
had em some means for removing one of the defen-
dant's witnesses from the court, which he had been attend-
ing from day to day to give evidence.
Some discussion took place, after which his lordship ruled
that he could not receive the affidavit, as no application was
made upon it. It could, however, if that course was
thought desirable, be made use of on another occasion.
The learned counsel on both sides having addressed the
jury, his lordship summed up, when the jury returned •
verdict for the plaintiff—dearer 1001.
NORTHERN CIRCUIT_—LmarooL, Ave. 16.

CROWN COURT.

Mr. Baron Martin resumed the trial of prisoners in this
court at nine o'clock.

Thomas Gallagher, apparently about 40 years of age, was
charged with the wilful murder of his wife on the Bth of
Jane last._

Mr. TisPinall appeared for the prosecution ; the prisoner
was undefended by counsel.
Upon the prisoner being arraigned he said, " I did not
know that I did it." The prisoner was a shoemaker, who
formerly lived in Summer-street, in Liverpool, with his
wife and family, but had recently separated from hi wife
and gone to liveover at Bkrkenhead, in Cheshire. On the Bth
of June he came over to Liverpool, and at an early hour
in the morning he called at a house in Silver-street,
Copperralill, where his daughter by a former wife, a girl
shout sixteen yews of cep, lived, she at that time being con-
bed to bones by 111-heath. At that time the prisoner
was is drink. Later in the day he by accident met his
wife, sod they were seen walking together towards the
skre Irma and when at the door the prisoner was beard
by • whams (Miss Deitriehen) to invite her in, but she re-
peatedly Mum% but at last he caught hold of her shawl
end }Oaf her tip the steps into the lobby, and
they then went into the Tortoni., where his daughter was
lying in bed. Soon after some noise was heard in the
rhasthe prisoner being very excited, and the daughter :rhodace died from the effects of the fright and pre-
vious ill-health) exclaimed, "Be quiet ; don't make such a
noise here ;" when he mid to the deceased, " You will see
what I will do for you." Soon after the daughter called
out, "Oh, murder! murder! he has stabbed her;" and
upon the witness going into the room the prisoner was found
standing over the deceased with a large knife in his hand
stabbing the deceased in the breast and shoulders. Assist.
secs was then obtained, sod the prisoner was secured until
he was handed over to the police, and the deemed was
conveyed to the Royal Infirmary, where she lingered until
the 6th inst., when she expired.
The evidence being compkted, his lordship brieflysummed
up the case, and the jury, after a short consultation, re-
turned a verdict of Guilty of wilful murder.
The prisoner, upon hearing the verdict, exclaimed, "My
Lord, I hope you will have mercy upon me—be merciful to
me. I was never in a pol before, and I knew nothing that
oeelivivii until I was told of it tho next morning."
His Lordship then put on the black ear, and, in • swat
solemn and impressive manner, pronounced seat es of
death in the usual form.

—We iiooeerr
theras;id in an imploring 11111=11r, " Oh.
my lanl have mercy upon me!"
The prisoner wee then removed from the dock,
:alai overpowered with the sentence which hid be=
upon ham.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
(13atare Mr. Justice Williams.)