The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1859.

Oros...rumlued—Hr dii not promlse me any lut-reet is
the 1,0001., but I told him to gait r security, so that 1
ettankl not loss say interim, and he promised 1 &Geld sot.
I did not undirramad lb., he was to pay me the %tweet out
of Ins own pocket. I asked biro to get me a fresh mortgage,
and If be could not find it I was to loss toy interest.
That arraegnapot was made at the time I returned the deed.,
and mot likely after I eigned tits anthwity for biro to re-
ceive the money. I did not hold Mr. Hualses reapousiblo
far tLe interest until sew security was found. I only re-
edy. d five pee rest. interest trader that swerve.
Mr. Itobert (inert, of 33, Unioa.streer, Sieltepegats.
street —I am a baker. Its April, 1838, I norcheeed .it
beams la Bhaseoft-terrace, Dolmen, for 1,0001., and 301.,
sad Mr. Hughes received the mousy of me. I
mad. • deposit of 1001. to the atietiourer. Tb. purchaae
was completed on the 23:6 of June. on which oce,l. a I
paid th.. balsams of 8301. la Bank of England cotes. I paid
that mosey to Haphes. My solicitor, Mr. Randall, was
torment at the thee, but I am not aware that Mr. Fagg was.
I believe Rot. _ _ _

Mr. Heeretson, sleek to Meters. Carrie and Co., bankers,
eaki—l prolate the baskrupt's pieebook, by which it spleen
these was • balance in her favour of 64/. Is. 61. at the time
be waist away. The lasi tranmer lon In this book le the 2lth
July, 1868.
Mr. Palmer saki—l was at Liverpool on the 20th July,
IMS, when I saw the bankrupt and his family on board the
Red Jacket, which was bound for Amanita, and I saw them
deport on their voyage.
ttergrant Brett end —I apprehended the bankrupt on a
warrant st South Yana, near Melbenrne in Australis, on
the 7th of Jane, the same day tbst I arrived there. I ulti-
mately brourbt him to this country.
Mr. P,land—That completes this ease, and as I am not in
• position to finish the bankruptcy cam at present, it would
bemire convenleist to wltotirn now to some future day, when
I will go rnto another class of frauds ; not that I wish to
multiply the charges onaseessarily, but 1 feel it my duty to
give one cam in each elms of frauds with which we charge
the bankrupt.
Mr. Morgan applied th It the msgi.trote would order that
the bankropt's watch and roues oilier property of trifling
wine should be dews sip to hire.
Alderman Lemmas add be had no power to intei:ere.
The protonsr being• bankrupt the matter must rut with
IV adtalgoees.
The prisoner was then remanded for • week.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

■IKQtLAR APPLICATIOX IT A lOLUIIA WIEE.-TMI

,pSsZCSIMICI or 12.FIMING SO JOIN.

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A dernst.koirdeg wanes applied to the tesgistrate (Mr.
!atlas) for hie .sentence. The appliceat said she received
en order at Prostoo, Lancashire, t, go to Southampton, end
,ben go on hosed a ship bound for Madras, to join bar bee-
bead. • wither, at Rangoon. She .not on board with her
two children, and when near the lending stairs she jumped
from the ship, lesving her two children es board, and made
be, wag to London.
Mr. itrodon asked her why oho did so?
The applicant said she was aloud to go the voyage. She
leßthe_seip thinking they would give her bar children.
Mr. Desdan said he cold do pouting. He wee not going
to and bar hack again. She should have stopped and got
her ettlldnnt out.

TM aTpliir•iiiiadd Uwe order came to her from the War-
offal, but she did nee ebb (I go. S.ie had never been la a
Tinsel begot., sad abs wee friehieeed cf the rare, and her
children wonted to loam If she had thrown thew uut they
would have been killed. She asked the than who we.
app inted over them from the Snlpying•ettico to sive
bet bar &fide's, Mt he refined. She then made up beg
mid tie come to Lowder, and • ledy gave her 4c, and able
W pledged some ef bet dasher at S .utlnimpion, and own
by the railway. Others bed left the ship besot. her. If
eke bed see gees its pay abs bed been roceiving (10d. • day)
would have been sopped by tip War•oftleis. Her only
brother, who wee • outdo,/ in the 4.5 th at Preetolli bad liven
her alai and. • description of the voyage that she wee
frightened to go, sad she did rot wish to nave her home.
Ili. Bodo& ;mid .ho had done the maddest thlog she
mild have done. She had at...induced her children. He wee
Mt at prevent satieSed with her mimeos. nt. SM bed Inner
go to the Wee-Aloe et owe, end he would mend use of the
takers with bee.

The applicant rid k wee all t 0.,.
Sateerrstly 011hategtissery, a very intelligent dicer
the awn, and wbe need great &biome, Naomi that he had '
hem te the Wanaiaa, rid wee from then referred to the
Qesreminartar- • Oflost, at tko Horeb Goarda, when
Ite reseived every assiesssee sad iefoneation from Col. Od-
der, and wierketweed that the wornaa's sidenitst was quite
✓iarL Tbe Wird rid he wart telegraph to the office at
sveN•mpea w bast the two children dretobarktd. He
sireppwwhrasrdrl travel by train from Loudon to
leathaeepeon, end ars Southatoptos to Lorton free, sad
dr colossi, who bed Ward in the Metier parable eraser,
else personally gave dr women be. to rout her on her jar-
sty for whitlitime seemed very thankfol.
The comeqtassre of the woosn's Musics the pent of
being pored to lathe to Jar her hatband it that the allow-
ern of 10d. a day will heacdor ward be discontinued.
WORSHIP-STREET.
FASHIONABLE rimers.
Tye asessilasly well-dresped primes, who gave the
name of AAR Buck's', and Louisa Mandel, were charged,
the ismer with attempting In phk the peeket of a lady on
dr platform of the Ertera Counties Railway, and the latter
with brag In the same place kr the purpose of committing a
felosy.

11;.Buperhitearkwit Kent sold—l look the prisoners into
ameody from inform dim giver, to m• by the person now
part. At the motion house tha female marcher handed
M this photograph found on the fermi., prisoner.
A photograph of a man and tivonius amnia in a very loving
pearre, wee here banded to the bench, and instantly
recag-
tthd ea being a semblance of both pearlier*.
Mr. low& who defeol,d the female, olionwed that the
beam of both warn totally diatinct froui those at the parties
charged, and In his opinion the portraits were not vary Our-
Neklesid.. there were wears' fame that resembled mums.
Mn. Mary Bradford, 63, Bt. 0. wpa'e-road, Now Lout-
rood, mid—At 11 o'clock to-day I wet on the platform and
Isla • hand in my pocket. On looking down I distinctly taw
the male pigpen' withdraw hie hand and slip It into his own
pocket. 1 said, "You villein, you ham tried to rob me,"
and direody dmelinsrds told the flow witness.
Iridium, having been given of the prioniers being In com-
pany li to the alleged attempt,
Meek*,n= lam goilty, sir, but know nothing of
this body (Namdmi). ensure )00 1 tiara no scquaintanc•
with Mr.

Bard—l dalawd the woman only, and contend that
dime I. elt any evidence ag dust hr.
The &male wen dletnarged ; Won remanded.

NUBS L 1823,71118 DA).

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Extreme inactivity continues to prevail in the
market for British railway stocks. Caledonian and
Great Western stocks have advanced 1 per cent.,
whilst Eastern Counties has fallen 1 per cent. All
the other principal descriptions areqaoted the same
as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North
Western stock is quoted 94 to 1; Great Western,
631 to 4; Midland, 106 to ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 96 to t ; Caledonian
89 tot; Eastern Counties, HI to 55; Berwick, 89
to 1;ork and North Midland, 711 to 72; and South
Eastern, 761 to t.

Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares see quoted 2
prem. "sellers." The Indian railway shares are
flat. 'The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of
Canada o.intinits to meet with attention.

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Complete stagn►tion continues to reign in the
Stock Exchange, and prices of nearly all the
leading securities are nominally quoted the tame
as yesterday. The New Indian loan remains pro-
minently firm, and is again quoted better. Turkish
stocks have fallen owing to a telegraphic statement
that the Sultan has contracted another loan at Caa-
stautinople upon onerous terms.

The scrip of the New Indian Loan has again risen
nearly 1, per cent., being quoted 101 15-16 to
102 1-18.

No change has occurred in the Three per Cent.
Rentes at Paris this morning: the opening price
being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 691 r. 60c.
for the account.

Consols remain quiet, at 951, or 95 11-16 to 13-16
for money, aid 951 to j for the Bth November.
The Three per Cents. Reduoed have been
dealt in at 941 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at
941 to ; India Stock, at 219; the New Indian
Loan, at 1011 to 102; ditto scrip at 1011
to 102; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben-
tures of 1654, at 952; India Bonds, at 3s. din; and
Exchequer Bills, at 24e. to 27e. prem.
The Old Turkish Six per Cents. have fallen per
cent., being quoted 79 to 1. The Loan of 1858 is
quoted 681 to 89, showing a reduction of 1 per
cent. Mexican Bonds are again rather flat, and
are last marked 221. Russian Three per
Cont. Stock has been dealt in at 1 dia.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Buena Ayres
Deferred Bonds, 201, 191 ; French Three
per Cent.Rentee, 68f.. 60c. (excnange 25fr.) ; Mexi-
can Three per Cents., for account, 221, 221 ;
Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461;
Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 671 ; Turkish Six
per Cents., 1834, for account, 791, 781, 791, ex div.;
ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 891, 68i,
681 • ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account;
1021.
Renter's Indian Telegram, published in our edi.
tion of yestsrday, bore the dates Calcutta, Sept,
16, and Mecham, Sept. 16. As the mail
left Calcutta on the 10th Sept., inqniries have
been made at to the correctness of these dates. We
are requested to state that they are correct, the
intelligence being transmitted through the Indian
telegraph.

The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign
stocks will commence to-morrow, end terminate on
Monday.

There were no bullion operations at the Bank yes-
terday. The demand for gold for the Continent oon-
tinues, but the market is now bate of supplies.
Advice. have been received of the sailing from New
York for this country of the steamers Borussia end
New York, with 193,0001. in specie, a portion of
which is for France. The Dover Castle, with
313,0001. in gold, has now been out 83 days from
Melbourne. 'fhe Ellora has arrived iron the Penin-
sula with 4,0161. in specie.
The exchange at Calcutta appears to be from 1 to
2 per oent. worse for this country.
The new Indian Loan continues in great demand
for investment, and, owing to the scanty supply in
the market, advanoed at one period yesterday to 102,
or IS prem. The closing quotations were 101} to
13.16 fur the scrip, and 1011 tot for the stock.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858
were quoted 96j to 96; throe of 1859, 961 to t.
India Bonds, 4s. dis. to par; and Exchequer Bills,
24.. to 275. prem.

The Indian telegramsstate that the open Five-and-
a-Half per Cent. Loans still at 51 per omit. dia.
The Calcutta and China mail. rut Marseilles are
expected to be distributed in Loudon about Monday
next ; and the heavy portion of the Australian and
Bombay mails on Friday.
The Committee of Lloyd's have received a bank
note for 1001. from an anonymous correspondent,who
states that he some years since participated in what
he now considers to hare been an undue daimon the
Underwriters, and that it is out of his power to trace
the names of the parties interested.
The London and North Western Railway traffic
return shows this week the important increase of
7,2581., compared with that for the corresponding
period of last year; the Great Western an increase of
2,3431.; the Great Northern an increase of 481. • and
the London and South Western an increwe of 2,5851.
The twelfth half-yearly meeting of the East Indian
Railway Company called for the 27th inst.
The first ordinary general meeting of the Madras
Irrigation Company is called for the 27th iost., and
the Lalf-yearly meeting of the Globe Insurance Com-
pany for the 27th inst.