The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-01 00:00:00

LOCAL WARE MARICETS.

LIVE:1100U MAT 81.-Thin was almost nothing doing all day,
and at the close prima declined } per cent., with the ex .tion
of Birkenheads, which were In dand at 71. Birkenhead, 701
71-Caledonian stock, 101 804-lisstern Comities, 10 13-16 10j-
Great Northern stock, 116 116--Great Westerns, 64 110}-Len-
eashire and Yorkshire, 1044 104 London and North Western,
100 f 101-Ditto, ltighth shares, 1.16 J.-Manchester, Ilisfaeld,
and Lincolnshire, 414 411- d stock, 1164 1161-North
British stock. 6161+ -North Staffordshire, 4 31 d. - North
Lantern, &mkt capital stock, 06 964-Dltto, York capital stock,
80801-Ditto, Leeds Kock. 82628--Oxford, Worcester, and Wok-
verhamptos, 44.461-Booth Hastens 269.16-Dutch Rhenish,
61 5} J.-Great Luxembourg, 6} 6 Trunk of Canada,
7 15-16 8 1-16-Great Western of Canada, 11} 1.21-Dlito, new
shares, 8} 8 d.-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4} 4}-GreaB Ship,
lie. 134.
MATelrrarn, MAT 81,-There wee not much business, sad
pricee were weaker. Grand Trunk of Canada, 8 3.16-leasmildre
and Yorkshire, 1416-Lendon and North Western,
cheater, Ilbsesig. eel Uncolnahlre, 411-Midiands, 1
lantern, 061.
BnutintlitAm, MAT 81.-Au average amount of he inns was
transacted today in Btour Valley Guaranteed Stork at 68 ; Wor-
cester and Birmingham Canal at 151. and Birmingham Deakin
Company at 291. Birmingham Canal shares were In demand at
214 Droltirleh Junction Oaaal were minted 18 to 184 District
Lirs-ollee shares at 5} to I, an div.. and Herefordshire Bank, Bf,
saws. Thera were sellers ef Barsnagliam Guaranteed at 76}.

GARrtkun To TER PRIZOML —The Natio/la/ilk
a French journal of Turin, publishes a fresh manifesto by
Garibaldi. The document is thus worded :—"To the good
prieeta.—However it may turn out, whatever the destinies
of Italy may become, this clergy, which now makes common
cause with the oppressors of every country—this clergy,
which buys foreign soldiers that they may fight against its
Italian brethren—has devoted itself to the ere :Mien of
future generations. It is a great consolation, however, and
like a promise that the true religion of Christ will not be
lost, to see the priest, in Sicily marching at the head of the
people to combat against tyranny. Ugo Bead 1 Veleta!
Gumnarolli ! Bianchi I you are not altogether dead. Dear
martyrs, sacred champions of the national cause, the day
when your example shall be followed, the foreigner will
have ceased to tread our soil ; he will have oared to be the
master of our sons, our daughters, our wives, our patrimony,
and our own parsons —GARIBALDI."
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EINOCNINO AND FATAL OCCITAILINCI—Iadt even-
ing (Thursday) the inhabitants of Union-Ariel were thrown
into great alarm on account of a report of the death of the
eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Luke, boot and shoe maker,
carrying on business in Faatutreet, George-street, and
Union•street. It appears that on Tuesday afternoon a
sailor brought a pair of shoes to Mr. Luke's shop in Union
street, and gave them to his daughter, telling her they did
not fit him, and that if she would take them back again be
would pay one half of the value. Some le, however,
allege that the shoes were t at another
shop, and were given to Miss Luke to sell for the
man, he promising to give herons half of what they fetched.
This reached her father's ears, who became so exasperated
that be commenced beating her with a double rope, and
after chastising her severely be left the house. Ile shortly
afterwards returned, and took up the rope to beat her again
when she rushed up stairs, flew into her bedroom, a back
room on the second story, opened the window, and threw
herself out, falling on a porch a few feet above the ground,
from which she rebounded and fell on to the ground, a distance
altogether of 25 feet. The ill-fated young women ;itched
head foremost, fracturing her skull in three places, and
causing her brain to protrude through her nostrils. Mr.
Fioemore, druggist, was first called to her assistance,
and he immediately sent for Dr. Whipple, who thought it
advisable to call in the aid of Mr. Square, but all hopes
of her recovery were given up, and it was not ex-
pectedthat she would have lived half•an-hour. She
in gened, however, until about nine o'clock last even-
ing, when death released her from her sufferings. It is
stated that before the father attempted to beat her the
second time she had two black eyes, the result of his pre-
vious violence. The father has since been in a state of

the death of the poor girl mobs have col.
lected around the hones, and have been trying all the means
in their power to drag him into the street. 'Theke will be
• strict investigation to-day into the facts at the 00,01111e1
inquest..—PfyinourA Journal.
CHILD Matta= IN Norrntotramsataa.—A case
of child murder, occurring under very distressing CiIOIIM.
stances, has taken place at Southwell, near N
On Saturday morning last, a young woman, namotigl=-
beth Hulyatt, left the Southwell Union, where she had been
confined of a female illegitimate child, and proceeded to her
parents' house, which is about half • mile out of the town.
The parents on account of the infant refused to receive her,
and turned her out of doors. The unhappy rl
being thus left entirely destitute, sat down on • bewige,
near her father's house, and here she was seen half an
hour afterwards by an acquaintance, to whom she said, in
passing, " Bill, look here." He looked, and perceiving a
child apparently in its last agonies, be said, " Why, the
child's dying." She replied, '' Yes ; but they can't do any-
thing at me ; there's no marks on it." From this this
until half-past 2 o'clock, • period of more than two hours,
the girl appears to have walked about the streets with the
dead child in her arms. She then went to Kr. Hone, the
sergeant of police, stationed in the town, and asked him
what she should do with it. He inquired when it had
died, and she said about twelve o'clock. He asked under
what circumstances, and not being satisfied with the snorers
given him, said he should call in • doctor. The girl there-
upon began to cry and subsequently confessed that, having
been turned out of her father's home, she did not know
what to do nor where U. go, and she had put the shawl over
her Lab's mouth, and her hand over that, sod had so
smothered it. On Moody afternoon an inquest was held
before Mr. Newton, sormer, when a verdict of " Wilful
murder" was retained spinet Elimbeth HnlyalL no pri-
soner was then essamlited fee trial at the amines sad was
lodged ia the county poi at Nottingham on Tuesday.