The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-26 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

BritianCHAN, NUT. 25 —The tnnaactiona were on a limited
Neale in this market to-day, though prices were firm. South
etaffords were quoted at 10a to HO—Birmingham and Steer
Valley, buyers, no ae—Rh and Birmingham Preference
shares, at 10—Great Western Birmingham Preference shares, at
77f ‘sellers, L.ntdou and North Western, seller., at 101—
Shrewsbury and Hereford. at 104—Midland Railway New shares,
at pm —Birnlingham Canals, at 93f.
lftecturrnit, 3m. 15.—The market was Arm and improving,
closing at the best. Canada., 13 I—Dover., 25 7-15-9hefgelds,
47§—Ditto Pref., 1111—Trtinks, 04—London., 101—Leeds, 11.
Great Western, 74—Leeds (Zara Lancashire'PPre per
113—Midland. 12S) —Ditto New, 14p.—!taster Contain, 1012-10..
Lancs. exrr. 25 North. W miens, 15 5-10-11 (Maud, 128—Lessle,
113j—North Eastern, Berwick, 100.

THE FATAL OUTRAGE UPON AN OLD MAN AT
WABEINGTON.—On Monday the four prisonens—Thomas
Xenia% William Leyland, Elisabeth Leylead, and Ann
Green—were brought upon remand, at Warrington, charged
with robbing mai conipmeing the death of William Yarwood.
la addition to these another man, named William
was also placed in the dock charged with being iMpElfg:*
in the death of the deceased. Evidence was given to prove
that while the deceased and Ann Green were struggling
together—the former to recover the money of which he had
been robbed —Liaguall came and struck the man a heavy
blow on the face, which felled him to the earth. The woman
Green then made off; and afterwards, while the deceased
lay on the ground, Darman repeatedly kicked him on the
body and head. Mr. Nugent Spinks, surgeon, who had
made a pod nt morie examination of the body of Hiede
stated that he found • severe wound on the head, deceased,
of the ribs broken, the ends projecting into the cavity of
the chest, and that, death had resulted from the Injuries
which he bad received. The inquest, which was formally
opened on Friday, was to be resumed yesterday morning at
Appleton, Cheshire. If the coroner commits the prisoners
to Chester the jurisdiction of the Warrington magistrates
will cease. The wife and daughters of the deceased were
in court during the prooealinga, and appeared to bela great
SHOCKING OCCURRENCE AT A RIEWELEY.-012
Toseilay evening an inquestwas held at Lyon on the body
of Mr. Thomas 011ett, brewer to Means. Evened and Sons,
who had been found that morning drowned in one of the
domed coppers of the brewery. From the evidence it
appeared that the deceased was last seen about a quarter
before eight o'clock ea Tuesday morning, and that not
returning to breakfast, his daughter, about ten o'clock,
went in search of him. Near the copper his hat was
found, and after strict search his body was discovered in
the copper, which was a large one, nearly ten feet deep,
with seven or eight feet of water inside. The body was
taken out and medical aid recu ed. but life was extinct.
It is thought that, as a gauge was found in the water,
deceased had gone to the copper, which was about to be
used after having undergone certain repairs, far
spin
of aseertaining the gaudily of miter in it,
and that he overbalanced himself and fell in head foremost.
The jury gave as their verdict. " Found drowned, the jury
believing it to be accidental." The deceased had been brewer
to the establishment for some years, and has left a wife and
family.—Bury Part.
THE SOULS OF THE IRISH BRIti•DE. —The Dublin
Norairry New winds ups few mournful remarks epee the
fate of the Pope's Irish in battle with the following earned
invocation :—" Pray for them, men and women of -Ireland!
Pray for the souls dour brave brothers wbo have died glo-
riously fur a holy muse. Pray also for their gallant Mo.
then in that fearful struggle, where valour contended
apinst might—for the brave General Pimodan, who fell
mortally wounded at the head of his column, leading them
against the foes of freedom, religion, justice, nod right. We
ask the faithful priests of Ireland to remember at the altar,
on Sunday beak our countrymen of the Irish Brigade who
have fallen in Italy. May the God of Mercy and Justice
give eternal net to their souls!"
THE PROSPECTS OP THE AGAPEMONE. —A cor-
respondent informs us that Brother Prince bas bad • reve-
lation to the effect that he must emigrate to America, and
that he is preparing to go. Whether this he true or not
we cannot vouch, but that it is probable few persons can
doubt. The snits for the recovery of Mrs. Thomas's and
Mrs. Price's fortunes. and Mr. Itouse's 800/. will shortly
be instituted, so that continuance 1. this country out of a
debtor's prison would seem to be much longer impassible to
the founder of the Agapemone. He is said to have divided
among his followers all his wealth, and though they intimate
their readiness to pay the 5,700/. Vice.Charrellor Stuart hes
ordered to be restored, it is not likely that they will strip
themselves of what will be left to meet other adverse judg-
made that are sure to ensue. To America then it may be
judicious for the "Beloved" to retreat. Perchance at
Utah, in the congenial companinuatip of BrighaniYoung,he
may find consolation for the failures that have attended his
"closing of the day of mercy and ,Tening of the judgment,"
and his preposterous claims to divinity m this country.-
-Brid9riraler Mercury.
SCOTCH LEGAL Arroprnmarrs.—lt is understood
that Mr. Robert Bell has restyled the Sheriffship of
Berwickshire (which lie has held for nearly twenty years) ;
that Mr. George Young will be appointed
. to the office
vacated, resigning his present appointment of Sheriff of
inversion-shire ; and that Mr. A. P. Clark is likely to me.
and Mr. Young in the lastuamed office. —Scanners.
ROD FISHING ON THE EARN. —AllgleTS OD the
Serra haws enjoyed flat-rate sport the lad two weelmi, and a
lame somber of salmon, grilse, and sea Meet hare been
=.4Mr. P. Arnett killed • salmon a few asp ego
.weighad 141 b. Mr. Dickson, liortnburgh, caught, on
Friday, s subsea 'weighing 1:111r, 'wed • One se4 trout ; and
other geutlemea have boon very successful.'' The rivSr
app-
pear to abound with fish all the easy from Connie to crieff,
and anglers are busy every favourable opportunity in put-
&Mug the sport.