The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-09 00:00:00

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TRIil EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1867.
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siNt:i'L.lß DE-4TII IN BERMONDSEY. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) ODLONIAL GOVIRDWINT 8801711T1111. I MONEY MAR
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dfo,ooo DettlidiColagp,et,lB72 i 100 -•-• -
INQUES'T.-(THIR DAY). fir TILSORAPII.I ORDINARY SRAM AND ROOKS. 100,000 DO. 1866 . 169 .- -, -•
. noiming, at 11 o'clock, Mr. William Carter, Gel. Gov.') 0. 0., 1677-86. 1 169 101 103 101)
, ,rey coroner, held an investigation at the Red
NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 314 I Pd. I asn.wars I Lush* Fills I a2/22 2°4"
yesterday. lio 1 pm. -.. Do.6psrot,Teb..tAtig. 'HO 99 101 1000
__ ' Do.flperet.llse.3 ,IN 99 101 - There is an incre
, o,•rn, Grange-walk, Bermondsey, respecting the 4,2141N41 Do. 6paratian.4l.7 IDO 88 90 80 Exchange to-day, an
- et flefakil sad Reim .. _ 82 e 4 -
; Robert Brlntyre, aged 33 years.
Rie 1, ed - id 1186,608 Do. Spero.. Ls. 100 67 69 - the markets is upwa
,se created considerable excitement throughout SWEEPSTAKES. 84 109 ' Calsdealan
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Si. tae ortabrian 1 86 45100,000 Ospeofellarz..lM3, Hi 108 146 -
Victi 'x f ... ... 1 .. Do. 100 1•71 102} - tenor of the &dykes
. ,:ity in consequence of the arrest of the wife of the ••• ... 20 all Cornwall 3 5 ... -- 1 Do. de. 1/180401 100 167 216 -
Poinpier ... ... St. IN Dublin aad BethatJane, 73 76great plethora of rn
.. , Do. de. 188041 100 105 107 -..
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4 ma. St. 100 Danclee,PerthkAbdin 70 fa ...
. ctor Monson appeared to watch the case on behalf
216,000 D0.10.4.A9.110eL10N 100 80 110 - days the supply i
ammissioner of police. OA.TLANDS PLATE. 10 6 Red London - teat Oirtlnue,Nov. 1363, 6 p.etl 100 101 106 -
rot witness called was Mary Anne Turnbull, who Viridis ... ••• - ... 1 100 a" Do. aaip. -
81 100 Glasgow aadil. Western 103 110 -
- 383, 1078, do.. 100 1111 1121 -
1,000, Do. 1871 da...1 109 106 107 - be still further el
‘t she was the wife of • glove-cutter, living •at Porter's Knot ... St to lereat Eastern Ord. at. 321 121 321 the dividends and tt
910, leaareks 6 per 44.,1891 100 103 105 -
Plulin-street, Bermondsey. On last' Satuiday ... ... ... S 84. 104 Do. E. Ang. Stk., No.! a 6 - 100, Do. 1878' 100 106 106 - of Overend, Gurney,
.....2o minute" past 12 o'clock she called at No. 2, 12 rum. M. 100 ereatNorth of Scotland 15 16 - MO, Do. 1883 104 106 107 1051
.trect, and saw Mr. M'lntyre. He owed her 5e., BEDFORD STAKES. Bretby Conroe. St. 100 Great Northern _ - ..' 10 i 111
SI. 100 Dal. 1 A rm. no dlr. an- li 6 117 -
- MI, Do. 1865 , 109 104 106 - exhibit an increased •
.!:, ..,utc,l to see him about It. She then saw Mr. Marquis of Carabas, Bra to Knight of the Crescent, S. 101 W.B ltil6p.e.ispaldli 124 126 - lei, NatalGov.6p.o.Ap.2oc. 100 101 104 - chases, the dulness 0
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I. tyre fall on the jug. The Earl, Ouragan, Fair Star, Thunderstorm, Inueskin, St. 100 Do. OM. De. Dir. atock - - - 164000 New Brana.Gor.Operat. 100 100 102
1,136,10 D New loath Wales Gov., meat of a large
e•riiiier -Why was he responsible to you for money? and Lister are here. All the others paid forfeit. St. lee el South a Wort (Ira)! 14 96 - 6p. mat.,1871 to 1876 to 17 99 -, Witness-My husband was out of work, and he was St. 190 Great Waters 671 el 471 8 4871.800 Do. 6p. alert to 18961 to 04 96 04 11 1 usual mercantile chat
FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Brethy Course. frt. 100 Do.BtourVslOnaStk, .- -• ..
ato leave me. Mr. Pil'lntyre 1766 told to give me
654,000 D0.6p.c.r.1167 to 1875 100 116 90 961 mind for gold for th<
to pay my rent. When I was let into the room Sallie(, Historian, Grand Duke, Bessie, and Vudent are St 100 Do. South Wales - - -. 160,603 New ferlaadllyar mail 100 -..- -
St 100 Do. W. isid.-Oziord 25 80 - 7ilr. and Mrs. M'lntyre in bed. I spoke about the here. _. 4000,000 Do. Spot 010$. 100 941 tention, as the suppl
out Mr. l'il'lntyre said, " I'll make it all PAID r OMIT. -Bissaarok. St. 100 Do. Do. Newport 59 31
81 100 Laricashire lb Yorkshire 127 128 -
- 0)0,000' Do. 6 pee oeut. 1891 100 1 1: 105}
_hr with your landlord in the morning." He then MIDDLE PARK PLATE. Bretby Course. St. 100 Loo..liriehtn, &S.Coaati 531 541 641 100, D0.da.141 June& De, 100 1061 1071 107 quarters will probal
169, Nova Bootle gp. a, 1875 100 100 102 - meet all such require
.-I for a drink of water, and his ale said Lady Elizabet`i, Khadijab c, Apollonins, Marquis of It 100 1iad0RA19919194.920v 191 20 16} 1,1016. Quasailead G04.11p. 44.1 100 98 00 961
r ~, it is. Bob, on the wuhhand-stead." She asked Carabas, Typhieus, Lady Grace, Tympanum, Si. Ronan, 82' le° Do. If el 1/A5411.660.c. 11 14 - 1,177, Do. Do. 1801 ..,. I 100 se 99 99 31 and have experienced
85. 100 London& North Westn. 1131 DO 11t1 14
716, B.4wilGor. 6p. a ,67-77 ' 190 - -
- ..;ive her • drink. The jug was within his reach. Midshipman Easy, Schiedam, IVardour, Inspiration, M. 100 LoadoadeouthWestorn 82 84 13 21 -
was a light in the room. She said "I shall not (noire de Dijon, Eva c, Lady Coventiy, Lord Palmerston, st. HO it Shet,RLlncolash 4 501 491 Ds. 1878 and apwdal 100 106 108 100,71 the foreign securities
.;it of the jug, give me a glass." He then got out Melbourne, Solitaire, Courtmantle, Pearlfeather, Tregea• at 100 111:21Lropolitsa- - -
7,000,005 Do. 6 go. at Am4l Ai w 106 We UO ad I •
9 ad
. .1. old went to the sideboard and got a glass. gle, Angus, Arran, Innerdale, Levine, Athena, Paul Jones, St. 100 Do. Artenalon,-divt- -
Ciirotier-Tell the con* exactly what occurred. The Earl, Naivete, The Piper, Pace, Rosicrucian, Green dead r, p. et. 0111870 111 113 - changes have occurre
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Witness-1•m telling nothing but the truth. He bad Sleeve, Adelina', Blue Gown, Formosa, Chic, Le Sarrazin, !it le mr°°ll.'". It"' 86 a' FOREIGN MINDS. .• of dealers is smaller 1
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- - ;'.c ;u.; and glass in his hand. He had to walk two yards. Rabican, Emily de Lana c, Pearl Mosque, Sweet Waters, to en 00,08 a John.a..Wood -.- _ No. I Bh. I ilmet. I Pd. lOE Priam I 116181- holiday.
I- he was returning he fell. Adeline f, The Parson, Purveyor, Liquidator, Head Centre, at. 100 Midland _ _ 110 120} 120} i 450;000 ? AlamMos 12.
itr) -) all 1 lig zzd
per In the discount ma
eii-oner-You say when he WAS returning hefell. What Corinne Belphegor, Talk o' th' Hill, East Indian, Han. 81. 100 1 Do. Bira...ii);rby. toi 9 4 -
sac did he fall ? Tester, Corinne,
I'eter, False Alarm, Spartacus, Thunder- $l. 100 ,North British - 10,000 el Australian - - three months bills is
Witness. Alight on his face and hands. He fell heavily. storm, Miracle, Vale Royal, Viscount, Coup d'Eclat, War 84 100 1 Do. Shin .Perth.Dand. - - - 16,1 10 Caps Copper (Liralted TOh }pm -
Coroner-What caused him to fall Queen, Queen of Beauty, Irownaster, Roll Call, New itt V° If• 19.29m-Horvidl - 1021 1036
q Do. G.M. X Piro.,. - - 103 1_ 26, I Capula Sliver (limited Sat. 14 opts - increased disposition
50, 6 Chontalmo.93.lrtia., 4 iI pm -
- potion of the paymet
Witness-•I think he tripped on the carpet. His wife Broom, and Epigram ere here. sc 100 Do. Leeds -.. 12 63 - 10, 10 Copley° (Limite -I Hi 1
got nut of lied. She went over to him, and said,
SELECT STAKIN. R.M. SI, 100 Do. York ---.. 96 97 961 76,16 1 Don Pedro, N. Del ley 14s. I 2 21 vos next.
•• For Gors sake he has cut his hand ! Run fora .. . frt. 100 Do. Carnal. - 25, 8 Peat Del Rey (Limited): 11 91 die - (pm I tridis Montgonbert, Friponnier, Pirate Chief, and -
doctor." There was blood on the floor, It was ~ . at. 100 Do. Stock.tDarllog. 133 13625, I attune (limited) - Consols are quota Owen Glyndwr are here. 15 el I Da.
Linda do. 180041 .. - - -
comma from his arm. I cannot say whether it was his6o, 1 &Bell 11 1
1161 19,1 29
right or hi+ left arm. It was near the wrist. I ran for a BEAUFORT STAKES. R.M. et 100 north - ....- Ul 117
10 6 ' Do. do. 19115. 1 11 pm --
ea, II armada Prated)
flu. cur. I could not get one to attend. One, his Littleport and Summertime are here. et. me 'Northehderaldr;o7....• 64 M 645 66, 3 (limited) - 13 rme was Dr. Sharpe, said, " I can't come unless you All the others paid forfeit. 66. 100 N. &B. Weems Jana 109 111 - 7. S Luaitanlan (Limite:ll al 1. -. fractionally better at
Pi,l me the money." I went back and then ran out again
HANDICAP. T.Y.C. st. too .Shropshles Delon --1 66 67 -
- 30, 4 'Panaleillo Copper (L.) 1 Om Ipm .-
and could not get him to come. I said, " I have the Tumbler, Bet 131 b ; Magpie, Bst 131 b i Si. to First St HO South Devon.. -__ -1 45 47
al 1 80, $ Inatarena Gold (14m.). el 1I Pm
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10, 9) PontgllandelvarLead all 3lO Home railway stoc
generally are unalter
',nil, for God's sake come; the man is bleeding to Flight, Set 12Ib ; Charles 11., Bst 101 b ; Freemason, :rot lel ggkaajthealsatarag ,ice 04 re _ 100, 6 Port Phillip 1 11 111 il
j..th." Ile would not come. I went to another doctor's, flat 91b ; Maid Marian, Set 91b ; Padishah, flat 41b ; St. 100 The Vale -- - 143 146 - 12, 60 Royal Grandeo - - - Western have decline
and he would not come. I went back again to Mr. Sharpe's, Beauty, Fist 2lb ; Amour Propre, Bit llb ; Mocbrie, Sat ;te 0 Do. C_- -_..' --pm - .. Rotas - Northern original hal
cow. Cromwell, 7st 131 b ; Lord Palmerston, 7* 91b ; Parson, H. 100 Waterford ..
liliennyl - -
7st 9lb ; Lister, 7st filb ; Pauline, 7st 61b ; Demonstration, 19 0 12792°11°a a Whilthall -"' "• ... 11, 10 St. John dot Rey Lim.) 15 66 65 - are as follows : -
Coroner- Was the deceased sober when he fell ? 7st 61b ; Lily, 7st Glb ;Di Vernon, Tat 21b • Water Lily 61.17 90 United Idartean Um) 911 1} 11 ...
Witness-No.
o, 7st ; Bessie Dixon Gat 131 b ; Choral, Gat 31b ; se Val
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Go d (I. 1 1 i duo - Great Western, 47
BRITOIL ruessamolea. 10,000 I Vancouver Coal (Um 6 4 5 dia ...
Coroner-I
Tow'd not w
ish
to throw any doubt upon your War Queen, list 21b ; M.i'oduff, flat Rh ; Noyan, Sat 10Ib ; - Western, 113 i to 114,
semi ace, but sh yto understand that if • person Lady 1G encora, sst 101 b ; and Salvor, sat 71b. All are IX 1 1.4. I RAIIMA7II. I CimindPrbasa I dates 2O, Wattles Gold (limited an - - - cashire and Yorkshir
cons here and knowingly keeps back anything, or makes nere.
WO all AtliatleaBt.lminatos 66 69 - 80, Worthing (Limited) .. all 1 Li. -
a!,::,• statement, they can be indicted for perjury.
74 Yorke Pentasula(Lbs.) all 1 - tO 4, ex div. ; Soul
PAID FORRIT.-Parson and Charles IL 91. 100 Dasa.Der.4lo.la. g6p.a. 102 1013 -
Witness-I have told the truth.
19 14 Do. 1' Shares. -.- - par Hen - 65.000 Yudanantatana (Uri.) all } 1 -•
Coroner-Was the deceased given to drink ? LATEST BETTING. 801 an Buffalo & Lake florae. At 4t .-- Eastern, 321 to i; Gl
Wiener-His wife was. MIDDLE PARK PLATE. 14 i all Do. Preference 6 •
throw - BRITISH MUM ditto A, 114 to 117 ;
Coroner-Did she the jug at her husband? 100 to 90 agst Lady Elisabeth (t) tee 100 ,Duff.,/kant.,Milodarlah •-•
No. lea I Huns. I H. PM Woos I sass l9i tot ; North Briti
Witnet,-She did not. I run sure of that. sto 2 - Lady Coventry (1) I i 6 par cent 1872-3-4
it ,100 001.413.11astaralp erg - ... ...
- :,900 :: 211111177rrtZmal. ..... ... PI P 1,4 = 531 to 54.
itr. Robert Richmond said that on last Sunday morning 7 to 1 - ROlldorucian (t) ft 100 Oms T. & Dock Sp:
7. cr.l 63 118 -
sir o'clock he was called to see the deceased. There was 10 to 1 - Typhmus (t) IN lan 'Daaarara,H. t 99 102 - Dev.G. Con. (Tathrtick.) 1 425 435 cad -zd i awned on the anterior part of the right wrist. It was 100 to 8 - Formosa (5) * 1100 last Ramat iga. 5 o lO3 104 1031 14.800 .. Drakewalls - Fore' stocks stocks are
hood round with a piece of tobacco and linen. He DERBY. 20 !'0 . Do. do. 6 d 0... - - -. 61 .. Le Basset (slogan) 3ll 17 20 - almost entirely of 1
et mined it and found that it was two inches and a half 20,000 to 250 sgst Green Sleeva (t) it '101) last Indian Ft 6 do-. 110 111 1101 1 6,1 .. Seat Camden . -
1861 meet with chief
10 1 6 Do. I. Shares.. _ _ 11 5 pm' - X .. LA Cara Brea. , if la 11 -
length. It was a clean cut, and was not in the least
it 'too Grand Trunk of Canada 19 19} 191 6, - hat Grew 1114 226 2 21 - further advance of
j...gel It was • very deep cut down to the bone. The ---
ice all D
a, Auk,. „. D.6„,,,a 43 80 I, - fast Lovell - Axe arteries were savere& witness was show. a jag OREAT WESTERN RAILWAY - ma
ail , D ~a Bondi
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pica - 6. .. N. W. Ramon (nviter ) 111.7.6 If T; - Turkish of 1665 and 3
with the top broken off.) (THIS DAY) 100 all , Do. Ind pert Bonds. 40 62 - °rambler lk 84. AUD7O 66 3 4 -
Coroner-Have you formed any opinion as to how the The half-yearly-----
of the shareholdersof le*
au 'l' """.. " " - low j *ma rm, (limited) au jg 19 x 4 .... 311 to 32} and 191 tc
meeting -
round was caused?Boool - Great &oath Tolll9l • • 149.00 1 • - 1862 are quoted 62 tc
Witness-I asked the wife how it was done, and she this company wax held at the London Tavern thin day, * 100 Grist Ise= holooole 106 107 1061 1 5,908... G. W. Vor (Rolston)
9.0.6 it re - Certificates, 16a to
i„,l___ Mr. Alderman DAKIN in the chair. 10 all Do. rut Spar owl. - -pm COM .. Granville
Coroner-Let the wife be brought into court. The report of the directors which has been already pub. lei : Dl'Da. s;,[gW„, 42:. .": St LaDn' 7 1,024, .. Herod. loot
CHO - Htnaston Downs Bl.los. 115 17 -,
6.10.6 I 55 .-. prem. ; Egyptian, 18
The accused, who is a very pale but good looking woman lishedii„having been taken all're&d+ . * 140 '416. S. of tralia-g. 5 9.-ct. 103 104 - 396 - Irtareiria (pay Leant), 13.17.6 6 8 -. 15 to 4..
61 91 years of age, was then assisted into the court. She The UHAIRWAS in moving that the report and accounts 41, ,100 Do. 41 par mat. .... 94 96 - 4000 .. Mama VaGsy -
tiemblea veii much and gave a scream. be adopted, and that • dividend at the rate of eC/' an fill Western or caned& 14} 141 - 40,000 4 Mwyody Iron Ora - American securities
I Wooer -What is your name! 4 per cent per annum be declared, said the report was 100 IWI
ispoolraPa7.l273 98 100 - 4001 .. New itston...... -1146 86 .
38 9 4 _. are without variation
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The accused-Julia Sullivan. • flourishing report, and one which, as times went, they as teo ian 1t0.6 do. do. 1877-6. 16 88 ad -.
10 . I cliflinalte.l) - - disi -, TOO, .. North Roakear
5,6401 .. North Wheal Crotty ~11 .0 3} 41 41 5-20 Bonds, 711 to
Coroner-Then you were not married to the deoessed ? shareholders would, he thought, be satisfied with. The * 105 Madam guar. 6p. cent. 103 104 - 11.0001 .. er United •I
&ILO 3} 3 -
The accused-No. receipts, on capital account, which were 13,7031. 3s. 241, ~.,i mg Do. a.. 41 d 0... 94 97 -• 1,120' .. ono, (C. Lelant,l 10.6.7 mse - to i ; Illinois Centre
were entirely for calls on arrest, and since the report ii. ,100 Do. do. 44 d 0... 91 93
The Coroner-You can now be seated. (The accused... 612.. . Caradon At. Clear) 11 4)0 420 -.
Telegraph, 171 to 1 ;
then sat down and buried her face in her hands. She cried other sums had been received, and only about 3,0001. re- 20 1 all Do. Mb Ratemalon - ... -1, - Coodurro v , 1.2.0 1 } ...
bitterly.) method due. The expenditure on capital account during Se .*I Ilielb. and Liobson's Bay 51 53 - ... W. imams (Mama), 1416.9 871 431 - per Cent. Preference,
, • to : a Do. 6 p ot. pay.lBBo 95 96 -. Park 16.116 4 6 - _
Dr. Richmond remited-The wife told me that he had the half-year had been 18,758/. lls. 11d., the smallest R. .an I Do. ~. at, pay. 1565 51 en
9 11 14 - The market for bar
fallen on the jug and cut his wrist. Ho died from loss of expenditure on capital account which had been incurred 4s. Ind Nog atelidi, a 144).1,1 ad 53 -,
-. 6, - Tin *oft
„ Wed Basest fl 'Jogai* l} 1 1 - •
blood. I have heard that a person was arrested on the in any previous half-year. A portion of this bail rt. 140 'Salads, taus. 6 percent. 103 104 - 102 -W. Camden tliskeard) 161 810 in tone. London an,
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charge of throwing the jug at hint. If the •jug was thrown been incurred for the Petrolia branch, on which it 1110 Do. Delhi der„.... 101} 1021 1 102 a, - West Chirarton - -.., par pm - _ West aston -
was thrown it would break, and cut the flesh of the wrzst. had yielded 8,4511. Ils. 10d. Another item was for the W. 1011 Do. Pimjaab do. _..! 101} 102 - 51 - wh. Banat (tuoiso) 6l 771 821 - Alliance, 101 to 0} di
st. Its Do. lulus 11l Mot. 40.1 87 89 - 51 - Wh. Buller (RedruM) lB 15 27 -
Coroner-That is an idea that ou have forced! rolling mill, which was now turning out as many rails asl 1 din. ; and Orients
Witness-Yes. It might break after striking the wrist, sufficed for the company's requirements. The receipts on 1.024 Haryana (Reuben.) 8 16 18 -
ond then cut it. revenue account were larger than an 7 previous year, being JOUR ROOK MEWL LOW :. wheal &ton NI 105 115 - General Credit al
Coroner -Mieht. not 'mold ? 365.7041. ; the correanondina receipts in ise.; h..iu,s _ _ .. MX Trelawney (74141 6.17.0 6 7 - _ .

se. I Pd. I un.WATS I Ci°Bil4l4." I "I's Daly
vote
88 100 'Mato' sad Nyder .. _ 8 S 4 -
Si 109 'Caledonian - ad
64. 100 klaiabrlaa 1 116 46 -
20 all Oarawall 3 6 -
St. 100 DulghtaadßeihatJutto, 73 76
St 100 Deadee,Perthokitbdin 70 72 -
$6 6 Witt Loadoo -.-. -
100 a" Do. Sato. - - -
W. 100 illaagow aad S. Wasting 108 110 -
8l 100 lOreat Sutra Ord. St. 321 021 321
SR 100 Do. E. Ang. Stk., N 0.2 4 6 -
8R 100 OreetNorth of Scotland 11 16 -
8l 100 Oriel Northern _-.. ' 101 111 -
W. 100 Do.A4 Arecoodlr. un- 116 117 -
8t 100 Llo.ll Itll6p.e.tapaldli 124 120 -
8t 100 Do. Ord. Det. Dlr. Stock - - -
St. 100 Oa. Booth a Wait (Ize.)l 84 96 -
St. 100 Great Welters 671 48 471 8
St 100 Do.StourVal.Ou&Stk .- -. ..
St. 100 Do. South Wale.. . r - - -.
St. 100 Do. W. Id kt. -011(7.4d 22 00 -
St. 160 Do. Do. Newport 29 31 -
81. 100 Lancashire& Yorkshire' 127 128 -
8t 100 Goo..llrlehtn. 9S. Coaael 634 541 641
Et. 100 Lomdce.Clsalka4otDov 191 20 194
88 100 Do. If el Utast 84 p. 8 11 14 -
81. 100 London& North Weetn. 1131 1141 1131 14
M. 100 Loodos&SouthWesrern 82 84 03 21
88 HO Man. Shut., ,t Ll=oll3lll 491 94 494
St. 100
W. 100 lidropollis
tensioa- - -di -
Do. &n, rt- -
dend 6p. et. tllllB7O 111 113 -
It 100 Malropolitas Dieted B6 8.1 -
20 10 Do. do. do. - -
10 all Do. &St. John'a.wood -.- -
SR 100 Indlarld - . 120 1201 1301 1
St. 100 I Do. BlraWil;rpi. 86 91
St. 100 North British -
Bt. 100 I Do. idle ,Perth,Dtusd - - -
St. 100 N. rardero-Berwick - 1024 1031 102 1
26 261 L Pura - - -
St. 100 Do. Leeds - -
U. 100 Do. Tork - -
It. HO Do. Oarliale - -
81. 100 Do. Btock.tDarllui 133 136 -
26 el I De. do., MOW - - - -
88 1110 North London -..-.- US 117 114
10 I ' Do. do. 1996. 1 li pm -
et. Ise 1 North stadardoldr; 7
St. 100 N. W It Wolin Jana 109 110 -
8R 100 thropaldre Oaten -- I 66 67 -
St. HO South Devon.. -- - - 46 47 -
St. 100 Booth radars . 682 49 831 i
20 all Mathes, Woldtig -
ere7aO -84 01 -
8t 100 Tan Yale --..- 143 146 -
l 0 0 Do. C_ . ' - - pc -
St. 100 Waterford it 1111k.eanyl -.- -
10 0 IWWertoo & Whitehall. -. .. -

The report of the directors, which has been already pub-
lished, having been taken as read,
The Cii.iiimarr in moving that the report and accounts
be adopted, and that • dividend at the rate of
4 per cent per annum be declared, said the report was
a flourishing report, and one which, as times went, they as
shareholders would, he thought, be satisfied with. The
receipts, on capital account, which were 13,7031. 3s. 201.,
were entirely for calls on arrear, and since the report
other sums had been received, and only about 3,0001. re-
mained due. The expenditure on capital account during
the half-year had been 18,7381. lls. 11d.' the smallest
expenditure on capital account which had been incurred
in any previous half-year. A portion of this bad
been incurred for the Petrolia branch, on which
10,0001. had been incurred, but which in the last year
had yielded 8,4511. lls. 10d. Another item was for the
rolling mill, which was now turning out as many rails as
sufficed for the company's requirements. The receipts on
revenue account were larger than any previous year, being
365,7041. ; the corresponding receipts in 1868 being
343,0001. ; and this against a decrease on all the
American railways. The working expenses were
at the rate of 49'98 per cent. The lees on the con-
version of American funds for the half-year amounted
to 52,2201. as compared with 39,8061. in the corresponding'
half-year of 1866. This was a loss which they could not '
prevent. All they could do was to endeavour to keep up
the rates, and this they had done as far as possible. The
total loss under this head since 1862 was 584,843/. 7s. 3d.
Added to this they had expended for renewals of perms-1
nent way something like a million of money, and
yet in spite of all this they had been enabled
to declare • fair, although a moderate, dividend. This
prosperous state of things he attributed to the laying
down of the third rail, by which their traffic had been
largely increased, she freight having increased from 66,778
tons to 105,000 tons, and the receipts for through freight
having increased by 189,374 dollars. The expense of
moving the freight had also been decreased by up-
wards of ten thousand dollars. The charge for mainte-
nance and renewals of permanent way had been heavy,
which the engineer stated was partly to be accounted for
by the advance in wages and the price of materials, and
partly to the inferior quality of the rails sent from Eng-
land but they were now becoming independent of the
supply from England. The next matter to which he would
call attention was the agreement with the Grand Trunk
of Canada Company. It related entirely to local competi-
tive traffic, and each line was to pay its own expenses.
The advantages of this agreement he anticipated would
be great. There had been great competition, and traffic
had been carried at unremunerative rates. By working
harmoniously together the two companies would pt remu-
nerative rates which would be divided in proportion tr. the
amount of traffic' each company brought on its line. The
settlement with the Commercial Bank had been completed
and carried out. The principle adopted was that the De-
troit and Milwaukie paid their debt out of their own earn-
ings. That line was participating with the Great West-
ern in advancing prosperity. The surplus en the
last half-year's workings was 20,3571. against 3,805/. in the
corresponding period last year which had been applied
as heretofore towards capital outlay. This company held all
the shares in that company, all the other shareholders being
settled with by giving them bonds and obligations, and
they had the entire control of that line in return for the
large amounts they had advanced to that company.
Mr. Haves seconded.

Coroner—Might, not would!
Witnew—Yes.

S..rah Barber said that she was the wife of a labourer,
sad she lived at No. 1, P►ulin-street. She knew the de-
ceased and the accused. On Saturday night the accused
called on her, and said, " My God ! I have thrown a jug
at the old man, and cut him; he is bleeding." She was
Tel y excited.

PREFERENCE SHARES.
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 6 per cent., 130.
North Eastern, W. Hartlepool Hari). and Real., 82.

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Coroner—lnspector, have you any other witness beside
this one ?

Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim. ),17), f
Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 75.
City of Milan Improvements (Limited), 10.
Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 3 5.16.
English and Australian Copper (Limited), 11.16.
Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), 124.
General Credit and Discount (Limited), 5).
International Financial Society (Limited), 2), j.
London General Omnibus Comp. (Lim.), 24, 346.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, U.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867, 5, f.
Royal Mail Steam, 96.
Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 72), f.

Inspector Monson—No, gr. It was upon that statement
that the aefused Irma m cesteAl.

Julia Sullivan was then sworn at her own request, and,
after being duly cautioned, said : Last Saturday night, at 8
o'clock, my old' id
came home. He requested me to take
some money out of his pocket, and I did so. I took 195.6 d.,
and gave him back a shill‘ng out of it. He asked for
supper, and I sent a little g:rl for cooked bacon, some ale,
and • half a quartern of gin. The landlady and I drank the
gln between us. After supper he went to lie on the bed in
biz clothes. I asked him to let me undress him. I I,•ted
him up and took off hie coat, waistcoat, and boots, and
necktie. lie then asked one to go to bed, and I said,
"I will after I have done shopping, • and returned at half-
past 10 and went to bed. At about 10 minutes to 12 Mrs.
Turnbull knocked at my bed-room door. I told her she
coal come in, and she did so. After she had been with
me In minutes I awoke ll'lntyre and told him that Mrs.
Turnbull had called to know if he would fulfil his pro-
mise. He said that it would be all right on Monday.
Be asked me for water, and I told him to get it
himself as he was near the jug. He got up and took the
jug and a glass. He then felL I cannot say whether it
was the carpet tripped him up or not. I then got up and
mid to Mrs. Turnbull, " Good God, he has cut his arm.
Run for the doctor." I got some tobacco for him. He
asked me to take down the blind to make • rag
for the wound. I took my shawl and w:apped it round.
Mrs. Turnbull came back, and told me that a doctor would
porcine without getting money. I gave her 2s. Gd., and
the doctor would not then come. I sent for the police.
Toe police wanted to remove him to the hospital,
but I refused. They brought • stretcher, but
I would not let him go. They said that they could not
tale him out of his own house. I went to Dr. Button and
told his servant my husband was bleeding to death. She
mid that be was going to a labour. I never said to Mrs.
Reber I threw a jug at him. I might have said be fell on
th• Mg.

The jury at thin stage of the proceedings went to the
love to we the body, and on thew return found a verdict
ii",tecidentAl Death," and added that they believed the
mime of lbs. Turnbull.

Mr. CANNAN moved an amendment affirming that the
proposed agreement with the Grand Trunk of Canada was
unsatisfactory, and that the paragraph relating to it be
struck out of the report.
Mr. SUTHERLAND seconded.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

The CHAIRMAN, in reply to a question, stated that there
was • CIALUMI in the agreement enabling either party to ter-
minate the arrangement with the Grand Trunk in three
months.
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Mr. llstritinnE regretted that any opposition was made
to the agreement. The competition which had hitherto
existed had been of benefit only to the Canadian people.
and was disastrous to tho companies.
Colonel Evurs should vote against the agreement till
be knew what the proportions were that were to be
divided between the two companies.
The amendment was then put and lost by a largo
majority, ►nd the original resolution agreed to.
On the motion of Mr. HARTILIDGE the directors and audi-
ton were re-elected.

W. N. W.
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The meeting was then made special to consider a traffic
agreement with the Grand Trunk Company.
The CHATIIMPf moved that the agreement be confirmed.
Horan seconded, and the motion was agreed to
with three dissentients.

A cordial vote of thanks to the chairman and directors
concluded the proceedings.

THE FATAL ILLTEB3 OF M. FOULD. —The Dihnts
publishes some details of the attack which proved fatal to
M. Fould. It appears that in the course of Saturday he
wrote to several people inviting them to his estate, and
giving some account of his late hunting experiences. The
table was set at 41 o'clock, but the dinner had scarcely
begun when M. Fould was seized with aSt of shivering,
and complained of sudden pains in the arms and bands. At
the entreaty of Madame Fould he left the room and went to
bed, asking to be left alone, saying that it was but a slight
indisposition, and he wanted to sleep. At half-past 7
Madame Fould went up to the room to see how he was,
and receiving no reply to her question, thought he was in
a deep sleep and withdrew. At 9 o'clock she went again,
and receiving no answer from him, hastened to his bed,
took his hand and found be was dead. It is believed that
he died immediately after he got into bed.
Th t foreign politicians resident at Geneva con-
tinue to discuss in print the many startling propoeitions
brought forward at the Peace Congress. Prince Dolgorou-
knff his published a reply to M. Bakounin's recommends-

tion that the Russian empire should be d'isolved, and then
allowed to reconstitute itself freely Into a federation of
self-governing communes. Another prince, who with-
holds his family name, conendes a sharp attack on the
policy of the French empire with the expression of a hope
that Europe will not allow itself to be inllied or cajoled
" by a man whose ancestors kept goats on the mountains
of Corsica."

The Ind[petlance stet-e that the I-rim:els Char-
lotte, s:dow of the late Maximilian, oat be removed to-
day to the chateau of Luker.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Om &Mom.

There is an increase of business in the Stock
Exchange to-day, and the tendency of nearly all
the markets is upwards, owing to the satisfactory
tenor of the advices from the Continent and the
great plethora of money. During the next few
days the supply in the general market will
be still further enlarged by the release of
the dividends and the payment to the creditors
of Overend, Gurney, and Co. The transactions
exhibit an increased proportion of bona fide pur-
chases, the dulness of trade preventing the employ-
ment of a large amount of capital in the
usual mercantile channels. The revival in the de-
mand for gold for the Continent attracts little at-
tention, as the supplies from Australia and other
quarters will probably prove quite sufficient to
meet all such requirements. Console are in request,
and have experienced a rise of per cent. Some of
the foreign securities have advanced II to I. British
railway stocks, however, are flat, though few
changes have occurred in prices. The attendance
of dealers is smaller than usual, this being a Jewish
holiday.

In the discount market the charge for the best
three months bills is lf per cent., but there is an
increased disposition to take them at lf, in antici-
pation of the payment of the dividends on Monday
next.

Consols are quoted 94ti to } for money and 94}
to i for the account (Nov. 7). The Three per
Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are
fractionally better at 94 to I, ex div.

Home railway stocks are rather dull, but prices
generally are unaltered. Metropolitan and Great
Western have declined k per cent., while Great
Northern original has improved 1. The quotations
are as follows : Metropolitan, 1231 to 4 ;
Great Western, 471 to 4 ; London and North
Western, 1131 to 1141 ; Midland, 1201 to ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 127 to ; Caledonian, 104
to 4, ex div. ; South Eastern, 684 to I ; Great
Eastern, 321 to # ; Great Northern, 1104 to 1114 ;
ditto A, 1164 to 117 ; London, Chatham. and Dover,
194 tot ; North British, 33 to 4; and Brighton,
531 to 54.

Foreign stocks are firm, the dealings op/misting
almost entirely of purchases. Italian Bonds of
1861 meet with chief inquiry, and have attained •
further advance of 1 per cent., viz., to 461 to ;
Turkish of 1865 and Spanish Passive are 1 better, at
311 to 32.1 and 191 to , respectively ; Turkish cf
1862 are quoted 62 to 63 ; Greek, 13 to I; Spanish
Certificates, 164 to # ; Chili/in scrip, dia. to 1
prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 821 to 831, and Mexican,
15 to 1.

American securities and Atlantic Cable shares
are without variation, at the following prime :-
5-20 Bonds, 711 to ; Erie Railway shares, 43
to / ; Illinois Central, 77 to ; Anglo-American
Telegraph, 171 to ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight
per Cent. Preference, 3{ to /.
The market for bank shares is somewhat firmer
in tone. London and Westminster are 10s. better,
at 68i to 69} ; Union of London are at 37 to 38
Alliance, 10. to 91 dis. ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to
11 die. ; and Oriental Corporation, 44 to 45.
General Credit shares are firm at the improve-
ment of yesterday, the present price being 21 to
dis. International Financial are called 21 to 2
dia. ; London Financial, 23 to 21 die. ; and Credit
Foncier, 51 to bi dia.

The new City Bonds are in demand, and have
risen to to 2 prem. It is stated that the whole
amount (500,0001.) has been allotted to sixteen
persons.

On the whole, it would appear that, apart from
the check occasionally given by the receipt of dis-
quieting news from abroad, the general tendency of
the stock market is towards improvement. A con-
siderable time will, doubtless, yet elapse before
we shall entirely shake off the dulness which natu-
rally results from the financial crisis of 1866, in-
volving, as it did, a sweeping away of the sittings
of years. Under the influence, however, of the
present unprecedented plethora of money, which is
so great as to render it certain that the Bank of
England will only be able to maintain its rate at
2 per cent. by a great loss of mercantile business,
many persons are disposed to hope that at least
some partial revival of business will begin to
be experienced towards the end of the present
month. Of the existing dearth of speculation
in the Stock Exchange (apart from some speculative
business in Consols), no greater evidence can be
given than is afforded by the long prevalence of
little more than nominal rates of money in that
establishment. On previous occasions of very
cheap money there have almost invariably been
considerable rates of "continuation" on some
classes of securities, but now the spirit to speculate
seems to be altogether wanting, and it is exceed-
ingly difficult to employ money in loans on any
kind of stock.

A sum of upwards of 400,0001. will be released
to-day and during the few following days in
the shape of a dividend of 2s. in the pound to the
creditors of Overend, Gurney, and Co.
About 15,000 sovereigns from Australia were
sent into the Bank yesterday.

The City of Paris, from New York, has brought
5001. in specie.
The steamer Shannon will take to-day for
Brazil 81,1001. in gold (including 50,000/. with-
drawn from the Bank on Monday) and 8,0001. in
silver.

There was little alteration in the foreign ex-
changes yesterday afternoon. Tho rates for bills on
Belgium and for throe months' drafts on Paris
showed dulness. The list is subjoined :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.05 ; ditto, short,
11.19 to 1L195; Rotterdam, 3 months 12.0 to 12.05
Antwerp, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40; irussels, 3 months,
25.35 to 25.40 ; Hamburg and Alton*, 3 months, 13.10 to
13.101 ; Berlin, Cologne, Ire., 3 months, 6.265 to 6.275
St. Petersburg, 3 months, 321 to 32 ; Paris. short, 25.125
to 25.225; ditto, 3 months. 25.30 to 25.35; Marseilles,
3 months' 25.30 to 25.35 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine,
3 months, 120} to 1201 ; Vienna, 3 months, 12.65 to
; 12.70 lTrieste, 3 mouths, 12.65 to 12_.70; Madrid, 3
months, 481 to 48} ; Santander, 3 months, 48} to 484 ;Cadiz,
3 months, 491 to 491; Seville, 3 months, 495 to 495; Malaga,
3 months, 485 to 481; Valencia, 3 months, 484 to 485 ; au,
°sloes, 3 months, 49} to 49 ; Babas, 3 months, 483 to
481 ; Saragossa, 3 months. 485 to 485 ; Leghorn, 3
months, 27.70 to 27.85 ; 00110‘, 3 months 27.70 to
27.85 •, Naples, 3 months, 27.70 to 27.85 ; Alarm*, 3
months. 27.70 to 27.85 ; Messina, 3 months, 27.70 to
27.85; Lisbon, 40 days' date, 515 to old ; Oporto, 90 days'
date, 515 to 515.
. • •

The 500,000/. of 41 per cent. City Bonds were all
subscribed for yesterday morning, and the price
was suoseq iently quoted in the Stock Exchange 1
to 11 prem.
The tenders for the New Zealand Province of
Auckland Government Loan for 200,0001. were
opened yesterday at the Bank of New Zealand. The
total amount tendered for was 155,000/., of which
52,4001. was allotted at and above the minimum
of 95.
The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 2191. over last year ;
the London, Brighton, and South Coast an in-
crease of 1,1531.; and the Glasgow and South
Western an increase of 914/.

The traffic reoeipta of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway for the fiat two weeks in Sep-
tember were 266,116 dole., against 289,998 dolt.
in the corresponding period last year, showing
•decrease 0f.23,879 dole.
The half-yearly meeting of the Bahia Gas Com-