The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-30 00:00:00

LOAN BOOLETIM.

(From the Manchester Examiner of this day.)

A warrant is now in the hands of the Leeds police
for the apprehension of George Terry, brasier and tinter,
Woodkottio-laae, Leeds, and Grand Master of the Grand
United Order of Oddfellows who absconded on Sunday
asoraieg lat. He is cheeped! with frauds to the amount of
4,0001., and the matter in which they have bees committed
is not lam villa:toe; now the injures inflicted scarcely less
ter=, that than brought to light In the cases of the
swindlers, Sir Joke Dean Paul, 11 Aron. and
Redgeth. Mr. Terry, who is a MIA about 50 years of ago,
hie been generally looked upon as a successful and
trustworthy tradesman. In 1836 he become connected
with the Grand United Order of Oddrellowe sad
by his apparently &mere attention t. the Maoists of
the moiety he was, in 1839, appointed rend manta; sad
l• that capacity became alai treasurer. He was also ties-
mar for the Leeds dietrict, comprising nearly fifty lodges;
inwearer for his own Ilea lodge, and chairman and ties-
sews of the Widow end Orpheus' Fund. A loan society,
hearleg the title of the Odelfellowe Dan Society but not
sneered with the order, was established, and Mr. Terry was
motttreenail. of this. It was (malty believed that la
everything would be safe and prosperous • sad so
greet was the confidence reposed in him that, until ;weedy,
des business of the society was left entirely with Mtn.
Thus wee he ambled to carry on his nefarious predate for
&bag time witkont fear of detection. A few years also.
W names was takes end seaweed at the expense of the
Mir, sec mark of respect. Numbers of his admirers pos.
esseed thaw elves of his couwerfeit ; but many of the
onseaviass are, at the Feast mutant, distributed through
thet :slice to M Great Britain se • raids to his appre•
About dilute years mace the numbers of the order
fir the Leede district preented kits with s sliver watch and
finned; end Ike yews ego the general order made hire a
present of • said lever watch, yeah twenty guineas, and •
/eeof Iblety gime. Thu winner in which he obtained
meet of the mow wee ample enough in his
to caps;eclii;
eisirms. sad treuerer the las
• tkpollwr bessitti lila 1001., 601., or 101., as
the ewe stay be. Yr. Terry received thin, gave
tatesetemilw a memorandum to to with an entry of the
bat f tiled t t enter the sum in the books of the
seemly. la order to avoid discovery be regularly paid the
legsmiewe their istereet at the rate of 6 per cent—this bean;
the eatewat be alleged the satiety wee staking. Amongst a
amber et patina ewes we my mention the following:—
Fa yeses had a middle-aged c,tele striven to save a little
weary, te be weedy in case of need. By and by the wife
bream= a wtdsw, and the hard-earned sun of 600/. is. for
sites and lateeese, deposited viri.h Kr. Terry, as treasurer of
the boa moiety. Title rum would have supported and
; smarted the widow is her old age; bat by the rascality
of thew Is whose bee le it wee pisc,d, she is
ds-
paved of her •11, A thrifty porter at the Greet Northern
Steams, by several years' deprivatios, serapes together
I lOC This is likewise swallowed up by Terry. The
" Greed Ureter" also hell In treat shout 4001. for two
dna; sad In varies, other ways bee he &treaded a great
_tatter of pwsoas resident In Leeds iind the atighbourbood.

Tw ekeiescias agesetstaei ars aa follows —Loan Society,
between 2,0001. and 3,0001. • tha order, 6^ol ; local lod4a,
'hist 301.; Widow and Orphasse Fan& 13W. Whit has
Mims of all shin maintei is a matter of earwig*, for Mr.
Tarry was sot au extravagant man, and he did • Curiehing
tainiane. It le lobe bird that mich of it may be teen end-,
awl reetoral, at least in part, to the rightful owners. George
?any Wu bin wades bankrupt, and, ac guiding to act of par-
liament, the order of OilifellJne will drat be piid in tall what
is dm frog the estate.

DEATH or Ma. PASHLET, B.C.—W. egret to 0
have to aotionsoe the death of Robert Publen Eq., Q C., i
the ewertest-jodge of the Middle= Searlaw, who expired i
yestehley evenfeg.

ROYAL POLTTECTINIC iN•4ITUTION.—This iced- 1
twice is announced for oda by auction by Yews. Ruch- /2!
woe sad Jarvis, In the ensuing month of Juno.

Two °Two:. iso
The railway share market to-day Is very strong,
and an almost general improvement, awing= g,
t per cent., has taken place. • mi
and Yorkshire, South Eastern, Caledonian, and to
North British stooks are in especial demand. Pre-
sent quotations are as follows, and are all for the us
new account (June 16) :—London and North Western
stock, 871 to 881; Great Western, 621 to 53 ; Mid-
land, 961 to 961• Leaceshire and Yorkshire, 861
to 87; South Beaters, 19 to 1 per share; Eastern
Counties, 631 to 64; York and North Midland, 70 to *
; Berwick, 851 to 861; North British, 621 11,
to 63 ; and London and South Western, 871 to 88. *
The settlement, which will terminate to-morrow,
occupies attention. us
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, the in
Old at 21 to 21 din, and the New at 21 to
21 die. French railway shares have wimps&
Northern are quoted 351 to t, and Pali/
and Lyons, 311 to t. Grand Trunk of Canada stock
continues in demand. There is also a steady inquiry
for the Indian shares, especially Bast Indian rail-
way stock, which is marked as high as 99 for money. Li