The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 186 L

LAW INTELLIGENCE
(THIS DAY.)

"F PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
10cfure the Judge Ordinary.)
r. 137111‘, BART.- rAer RLtItD.
"r tt.• 1./.4:. (with whore was Dr. Teri.). ay-
,. •.1 41 1-aly ilethin. avid 1.11.1.•rr.1 eerkscc 1.. eons.
• 1.. 4•4.4., which, it will be remembered. was conditional
L. 'MAI.
Apielt% of 21, Jeffreys-street, Cam.leu T.we, ea
.4 M. w. rollneck detained that in the year
1. h.• h.t apartments to a gardenias and hedly
. lienr rows r Mr. sad Mrs. Gray. They
./ ion
his limas, from May till August. They had rely
•, 11,444111. Pier they agrn pa,ra. at wit.
• .•• 44. C.l, three weiski or a fortnight ; cud they C 411141
../. e. 1.. just before tint they had the
i se . the second time they hint the I..trl.,itel ; and the
t. .11, ..• a single rmon at the too of the hour. The
at.o only •Ivpt at witoer's one night. and then
Alley. The Lily remained .tt Whitaunti.b.
I. • Old W 11114.511 went to Liverpool to immure after Mr.
.4.• Imo owed wirer rimy. Found biro at the bar-
. shire the Fermanaila Militia, to which he ka-
••. .1. were quartered. No one knew anything of a
~rai. hut he was told that the geuilernan wan
R.chazil 11.. thin. Raw bon and a.tkell him
the sworiev. which was for bidginza for hi.
•• • !..." He had paid Inc the apartments on the first and
• Walla DET1•4.1.•11. ; M. I ;My WS+ .till at the lortc
• when the fislersime bark pLiee. Ind not get has
Hui Seen Mir R. (I..thin in New Pala, Yanl. Ile
• peristrsl, 4411, to witness by a person Dam. rl Robinson.
1 ...I lady 11,1 c war not the one called Mrs. Grey.
'torn P010n50n..4441N.111t 1., Lady (I...thin's sister. pollard
..it ..r Richard to the meat tram*. on the 11th of May last.
~as war up to him, mad a•ke.l him for ...rue moor,.
to tin ...Tyke ..1 yfl-a ly I:••thltts roof hit)
err Lady Gahm was h*ta,.: with her husband, and knew
1.41 i the paw.,
niece .4 R..hert Soinka, was residing with
hire is 1147 and an.l....rt..bnrat.-.1 his evidence. Mr.
.1..1 Mrs. Gray oreopieel the atm.. be.lrouna.
The nattt ietiman..l that the 4 4.4.0 as against Sir Richard
was fully proved. hut that he should of course reserve his
jo Imieet 1411 after the cheers of collusion and of miser-
.lust ..11%...1 by the Qi..eo • pewter wiled laxly
lion-oil hrl been tried, which will be before a apical jury.

Drltlll4 K r. DIRRIrK.- PART HEARD.
In this case Lor. Spooks culled additional winning to corn-
-1.1. • the eeeleace of identity.
The court doesolveol the marriage.
• • r. M. Witt&
_ _ _

lir. Spanks and Mr. Rutherford appeared for the
•'t,
'l' he petitioner. M. Morris, had obtained a decree for
the restitution of her enejugal rights : but finding it im-
p...dile to serve it im the respondent, and having
0v,r0.1, al she alleged. various acts of adultery on the part
of leer huslaind, she hail brought the present suit for a die-
on that ground en. on the ground of desertion.
The marriage took place on the :filth of April, 11t57,
the Lute being Mien Louise Yates, the daughter of a
captain in the royal navy.. The reepoodmit, who was at that
time A minor, of a ilecesewl gentleman, of large
proii,tv, in Leicestershire. He cohabited with her till
the following September, when be left her to attend
his grandmother's funeral in Northamptonshire, and
ift. "ward. to joie the militia. At first he wrote to her
in irry affrigniate terms, but the correspondence on his
tort gradually could, until at length it maw! altogether.
ft, r this. it wee alleged that ho hail committed adultery
mill COMM, women in Leicester. The petitioner hail made
''.4o• applies ions to him to be •Iloweil to join hint, but be
1...1.1.A5. Male eseie.ea or had declined to iriffiVO her,
rl. el left her letters UOMlSWefegi. She bad sot in fact
—en long smog, until this roaraisat. when Moo& Al. appear-
oter IN the court.

j The far was procesdias wise we west Sie prem.]

TRIG POLICE COURTS.
(THDI DAY.)

GUILDHALL
U011?-119gIllaiD LAMS.

C,eeilirie Balky sad ihristicrA Thomas, both wen.
ironed, hot the former a most fashionable and lady-like
lokior perms. were charged, before Alderman Gabriel,
nth perking pockets is .Moist Pas Ts-churchyard.
Mr. Board defended both prisoners.
Ms-Itiol I layiloo, City detective sergeant, miol he saw the
rtimeers between 3 art 4 °clock on the previous after-
boon going westwards through Kt hourechurehyard, but
they shortly afterwards turned back and followed two
rime, and Bailey sot loge hand into one of their
socketa, the other primmer Thomas walking elme
hided. sod portly cosessilisi her front observa-
tion. They walked in that position for several yards, and
then left the ladies, and turned hack smite and mixed with
tetal ladies who were looking is the shop windows, and
try.r..ll.lv looked for their pockets, and occreiooally trying
them on the outage to ascertain if there was anything
mirth taking inside. Thee then walked to the nod of
IsioLode-street, where Ilsacy felt a lady's pocket loos the
atsrle of her diem; but the lady suspected the object.
-00 l moved sway from them. They them walked
Islay into Floctstreet, called • Ilassom soh, and
gore getting into it whs. wittier stopped them gad charged
them with attempting to pick pockets. They begged of bum
sot to take them into custody, as they had done nothing.
eel said the must be could give this was three months.
ce•ley retard her real moan and address, and Monism
rave a fahe sildregs.
Ten metropolitan rflgeene gave evideoos with reference to
the identity of the primmer. as the asanciates ,4 thieve. and
nth having Mims en coakady before, but the latter was not
proved.
Mr. Beard, for the primmer*, made a moat energetic
spiel os their behalf, urging that Om metropolitan
ether had esdeavoureil to bias the magistrate's mind
with repot to former coovictima which they
sere unable to prove. beceu,e the simmers redly sever
Mil boss convicted. One of them woo actually Dot is this
Poetry at the tone referred by use of the oaken, and the
other sever bad eves been M custody. There wee nothing
is the servers' oviduct inconsistent with almoner:ea and
be glomerate trusted the worthy Mamma would give them
the basalt of shanectsr, and discharge Agin. an they had
Mss cies by alsoit thy police takers, and acme at them
Mew anything to their prejudieg.
Alderman e :shred mid ha shoidd ant alley the evicting*
sr the former alleged conviction. to operate in his amid
ageism the primuers. loot without that eviihisce he was
smelled that the scrooges were attempting to pick pockets,
aid bs therefore bad so hesitation is committee' them Se
Rime foe the.. months with bard labour.
if A R L BOKOUG H Ant EXT.
%OWLS AND /NS INICLEMILIIIT WIA?UIL
J. 4,. Noire. a smathar.liestan cabers, aid who rid
lad anomie grey is the oceopstioa and that his age was TO,
yea e with Wog drusk sad enespalde of Lakin tare
el hr ca

Pc.-ei;e7. INS A. add be sew tb• defeedant is P.ll.nudl
the W cab erne overtureed. and be eeseavd
I ute " worms..

Mr. Tyrwhilit —Wbat otatio bone is ?
Cubriable t►.t wats " steady " **owls, but soaked
whb t►e rah'.

rehti;M-- I ewe I we. in liquor, but I'm Mused if Vow
could lase helped it yourself with such a aidbit, your wur•
lyllabitt Lid it wee a dreadful day, arid fax that
NUNS be 'bosh' par it over.
beer asulber cabdriver, was similarly charged by
Lark 20,
The canetelde said he bead the driver very drunk lied
ibis a dreamed rat et eleves overnight.
Onlensier—Wlsy, I'm wet new,
Tyrvlsti Limburg's' the defendant.
M )I'TH WANK.
_CLrVO CAPTURE or A UNIALIMALII COMM.

M ft?, ew, areas fellow of shoes Wyman...! ime, pitmen
the Prim Nada Maim Friar•trvet, Matimork. vas
hreught Were Mr. Illareliess, shared with barium I. hie
remeielea menatliyel masterfelt hallarowne, Swim '
rd eiapeame.
dr. AIMS reeve, • retired inapeolor of the fi
esephiped apoolally by the NMI setheritiee, mid that from
iehmastles be hal relived he preseeded hut eight shout
'Week to the Friar petilledieam• with Impactor Reed,
I 'Maim. Impostor liryast, IS diviner/a. and Rergmate
anew ad sett, 45 thymic... An soon am they ap-
proached the bocce witness poistal oat the primer
mar the Sir. sad Sergeant knoll relied I. sad eoeerd
him. Elliott called oat, „Hr. lirrtioaa, lookout, be
.11.11,44 winwthing." He accordingly inland the hoses,
sad ruing tlic primmer drop a packet he picked it up.
and foul it to commis it counterfeit ebdliep. Wilma
left the pi...mei in the cost.-I, of laspectiw Reed and
24i-event Ells.et, sal al 1. the back yard. mid as •
shelf n the water he Need a packet containing
aiseciimterfeit half -crease two Swum eal eight Mulling&
laxpevtor lkyant. Sergeaet Dream, sad other Wham
am.. with him at the ilea
berehem salted whether the shillings found la the
latter plme appeared to Lane been mad. in the mine meald
this. the primmer Mopped+
Vr linineen replied that he hal examined several of
11".• .04 time wen the moo pendia, awks. He, how-
e'er. require • rented, to mai, e him to commual•
with the Mist aidherities.
1," Primmer here deshired that he bees authieg of the
enuaterfed mosey. Yr. seems mum hare put the parcel
then himself.
Itemeeded main Wedamday mart

DltAelltOrst STOIIII THIS MoRMIno. —The heavy
ply that prevailed eerie yeatorriay neadorated coseideraWy
at II o'elork, bet bask* mend to the earthward it bunt
II
at midnight with redoubled fury, !arising rood& &-
Nets Sod desinetise el property. R&M is torrents
ward four o'clock. wins the word shifted to the westward,
still, however, confirming to blow with unabated violence. At
day light the river bad • owlascbolyapperaree, the majority
of 61•617.-Xmwessele haring seat topgallaat assets,
'lnch yanla. awl !waded up the lower yards fore
sad aft, and may hod let no additional anchors to guard
emirs Winn driven fmin their moorinp. Notwithstneding
this preesotie, emend vends drifted ned cense into coni-
c. Whilst the wind held from the north-grey, greet
Lute took slov in the old end .I'dapidated buildings about
Noteltlelds. Nhoreititell, nod • peen.

LATEST SI'OIITING INTELLIGENCE

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THE GREAT AUTUMN CUP AT LIVERPOOL.

TO TR,. ENTOE or THE ENNUI'S.
81n,—Bitiee my last there has hoer but one fresh
introduction (11enaserator) into the market fur the
Liverpool Autumn Cup. neither have there been
any Ilisoekiegs out" of moment, the tide that set
in so @tragedy against Millionaire at Gee time
havite; been stenininl iii god time ; .till, there are so few
bones going ie earliest for it that the title of "peat"
given to the raze a hanlly ilevrval, this year, at any rate,
aid the needier of starter. will nut be larger than generally
musters for the 11111101. i event at any other second rate
meeting, valuable a. IN the prize in componson• There
are 37 acceptors at 25 soya each, 15 ft, with WO added,
and the smaller forfeit will be paid by the
majority of them, for The Wizard, Calpe, and Sutherland
have already given up; and Theemanby, Master Begot,
Neniesis, Ininliolf, old Robert, Duefoot, Finland*, Mil-
endw Kills,:rew, Emneo, queensbury, and Marksman,
have never been talked about as reapers ; it is also very
doubtful whether their backers will get • " rue " with
either Stockade, Sir William, Covina. Brewer, or even the
Prince of Denmark. This raluee. the 37 engaged toll,
I and of these Oodding's stable contains Milliemaim,
Saweetter. sad Laiseaster, only on• of the lot being likely
to run, while Mr. Hughes will Loudly mod both Remu-
'writer and N. Philippe in nougat ; sad even presuming
Avalanche, Wiklinan, Gabs Mlle d'EAresa, Lady Ripon,
Risley, Petra, Tiinandra, J... 7 Jaws, Confidante,
Soothsayer, Crusade, and Bernice, are all starters,
fifteen is the highest number we can expect to see at the
pest. Of Godding's three. Milliimaire, 4 yrs, Gat 41b, is the
best at the weights, and even in the face of 40 to I being
laid against him within the last few hours, I minim believe
there is willing to prevent his s inning, suppoeing him to be
capable. Haring run fourth for the Chester Cup with
nit kib, his performance appears to me quite gond enough
to fellow, and with the horse well at the post, he will
be very daagerous to steed against. Rem:twister, 5
yrs, fat 211., and Moos. Philippe, aged, Gat 21h, are
both turned loose, the latter having done very well
at the wind, up of last season, fur across the flat at New•
' market be was a fair second to Faultless, and before
Lanchester, Light, Master Begot, he., at weighta for
age, and but for his dislike to dirt he would be
• strong fancy of mine. despite the market operations.
Remunerator, however, since it became known the course
was very heavy, has been entrusted with a lot of money,
and the manner is which he beat the Don at Chelmsford,
giving him 121 b, certainly entitles him to consideration,
far it was his last performance in public, and it is said they
have done wonders with him in his new quarters at I
Epsom. Soothsayer, 6 yrs. Gat 416, will revel in the dirt,
acid for that remota, having shown • bit of form at time.,
must hold safe Petra and Timandra, 5 yrs, Gat 91b each
(who hive to give ban slh and this year), awl also the light
1 weight three year olds, Crusade, bat bib, and Bernice,
rat 71b. The above lot, however, are but little better
their
..o platers, sal al.l that gives them a chance is
meeting the racehorses., with so much the
best of the weights, this latter lot consisting of Ava•
lanche, 4 yrs, Nat ; Wildman, 4 yrs, Td 13th ; Gabrielle
in:strew, 3 yrs, 7st ; Laity Ripon, 3 yrs, fist 1216 ; Rues-
ley, 3 yrs, rat 1111); Joey Jones, 3 yes, Gm nb ; and Conti.
daote, 3 yrs. fist 716. (If these, 1 think lady Ripon and
Russley have • trifle the best of the weights, acasinliog to
their performances, for Gabrielle struck me by her run-
ning in the Cambridgeshire that she would not like this
mile and thres-quarters, while Joey Jones and Confidante
can hardly be considered within 41bel &inlay. Then Ava-
lanche in her best day never did more than Ladßipon, it
being the lot of each to run second in the Oaks, but the
field the latter met was so immeasurably superior, that she
need only be in her best form to beat Avalanche at 161 b..
which is just shout weights for age. Ruseley is also in re-
°apt of the same weight from Wildman, and thus most beat
him, if the trial with Sir William is to be depended on.
Taking it for granted, then, that Russley and Lady Ripon
are the best of the first-clam; division, it becomes • question
whether they can give the weight to the platers, of which
I set down Remunerator, Millionaire, Soothsayer, and
Mona. Philippe Re the champion, • sad the state of the
greeted com s me reluctantly to ;laud on the old 'uns,
preferring r. Hughes's colours for choice.—l am, he.
mentOß.

(IT =craw Tamura)
LIVERPOOL MEETING.—{THIS DAY.)

SCURRY NURSERY HANDICAP. Three furlongs.
Belverne, Hebooby, Allen y Bodement, Repartee,
Oberue, Bey a Tunis, Whit/odd%l3enboidi, oat Fesio
are hero.

SEFTON CUP. Doe and three ,juarters.
Coronet, Croagh Patrick. M. Phillipe. Maid of Chester-
field, Zodiac, Bradfield. Leo.....ter, and Deserter are lien.
Psis loan:lr.—Oxford, Desmond. sad Yorkrainster.

AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE. About three miles.
Bantam, old Bea It. e, Tbr• I /line, YorkAire Grey, Raman,
Atitiah Workmen, Corona, Friar of Apahall, Physic:lea, sad
Mary Ana ,ire 'arm.
PAID FoiiclT. qUellOsietTy, Fairplay, Lincoln, and
Cheater.

TYRO STAKFA. T.T.C.

Peraittet, Meleaaby, Betty, Amer, and Garibaldi are
►ere.
Oniza AußivAut.—Sir Williara, Mods or Tails, as Zinc.

LATEST BETTING.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
11 to 2 apt TAdy Ripoe (t)
110 to 15 Gabrielle d'lokese (t)
12 to 1 bar two (off )

NEWMARKET CHAMPION COURSING
MEETlNC.—Wriimromy.
The meet to-day was in the Fining Field.. Ifaree
were numerates, and several of the morose were severely
molested. Kain fell throughout the dry, and the vatted
was very heavy.
Tbe NEWMARK ET CHAMPION STAKES, Le. (21 subs.)
Lord Biasiales bit d Bacchus ,beat Mr. J. Cartwright's
f w d Plekwisk.
Mr. T. L Reed'. bd b Reference beat Calomel Bathurst's
w bird Brea easy Boy.
Mr. Kme. r w d Rattler beat Mr. L. Wylea's f b
Watelitire.
Mr. Kiam's bk w d Radioed beat Mr. G. Bruce's r b
Breeroli
Mr. lisybodes wbk b Louis beat Lord Hinnies's Lk b
Burks&
Mr. Mercer's bk d Peter no a bye.
The ALL-AGED STAKES of 10 Omer sub. (10 subs.)
Kr. King as w d Bowden heat Mr. Debode's bd d p
Hurter's.
Mr. H. Lsigles hR 41 Sikh beat Mr. Hales's be w b
Savor.
Mr. T. 1.. Rears f t b Royal Bride ram a bye.
The LINING STAKES et 31. 106. sub, for dog and
Web puppies. (N vibe)
Mr. Beitawies bk d Fooloop bad Lord Stratlbroke's w
hk d Itssiserads.
Mr. King's bk b Rolla& beat Mr. Bland as w be b Csm-
phis..

The PPEN HAM /4TA K LS for Dog sad Bitch Puppies;
entry 4 curer each. (12 subs.)
Lord Grey de Wilton e be b Gloom brt Mr. Bird us f b
Chloroule.
Mr. Herhoe's bb w ► Isdoetry beat Mr. Kir r r d Revolt.
Mr. T. L. Reed's bk ► Review bait Mr. U. Brun 'e r d

Bares Nicholas.
Mr. Ilintaiwia's 4 huhu= ran a bye beat Mr. T. 1..
Misr, bd d Messue.
Lard Breires tit w bllerpret beat Lard Grey de Willis.'
Idt d they Past
Lrd Illeateg's bit le Darrapte beat Mr. D. Kent's W
w I Mar ere Creties.
Tb. BOTTISHAII STAKES for Dogs awl Barhes of any
ass; eery 6 raises@ each. 112 sole.
JeMr../ee T. L. Rears be 4 artrap beat Mr. annery's r w d
Air ester's r b Lair beat Mr. Halos bk b Happy
UAL

Lord Grey de Wilton's bk b Guerewart beat Lord Strad-
broke', r b Marigold.
Mr. [kg rbk w d Re: beat Mr. N. Leigib we bk d Bob.
Mr. T. 1.. Reed's f b Risk beat Mr. Hale's bk w d Horn.

Mr 0. Fell as r b Bride (1) boat Mr. Quihaatptou's bk d
Masa&

Previous to the United States rebellion the
mestere elate were supplied with malt from Virginia sad
foreign reliatries rid Now Orisons. Owiag to the war sad
blockade, this ankh is sow supplied chiefly from New
York. At the last advice. 10,080 barrels of sat were oa
their way to 8k Louie frogs New York.

Yellow fever way prevalent at Havana and
Dieseram seeueding to the last advice,.
The shipment of specie at San Francisco from
January 1 to September 20, 1861, animated to ,early
4.000.M01. eterbog.
Tu Setzsrostan Own This association,
esiabledied be the celeheated fieseaton, emit originally to
dims essimeriag matters over a Welsh rabbit mad porter,
UN members boiog limited to this humble pabulum ; but as
sogieeerlog prospered cud engineers beam, rich, the fare
increased is abundance and eacellersee ; sad pew a Santos
Ma Club dinner ranks with the best of L mom club feria,
the Srneatonians being, we presume, desirous of isameseing
oo their guests how eugieearing has flourilied almse ibe
days of Smeaton arid the Welsh rabbits. But whale the
members of this club are fully aware of the imp:Maass of
Aristology, they have very properly retained some of the
original feature' of their saaociotbin. Thee time cord of in-
vitation to a club diaiser is headed by these words—" to
ceder all things in mossare sad amber and weight," taken
from the Apocryphal book of Wisdom ; and the following
grisiet sentiment. attributed to Samaton, is drunk with doe
ceremooy at every club dinaer —" Dam the eanala—sink the
coal-pite--blest the tuiaerals—mosume the manufactures—
disperse the commerce of Great Britain sad Ireland."—
Preece* Muyazisit for November.

TRUST AND AGENCY COMPANY OP AUSTRAL.
ASIA.-(THIS DAY.)

The first half-yearly general meeting of the
shareholders was bud at noon, at the company's °Mow
No. 3!, 8L ?Within's lane; Mr. Kinsman, Y.P., in the
chair.

The report, which was read by the SECRETARY, statedithat
in January last the director offered the first issue of shares
to the public, and the capital required being ua1y125,000/., the
shares applied for amounted to above 200,0001. The ap-
pointment of local boards free from all party interests had
secured the good-will of the colonists. The system of
management adopted was that of having local managers
controlled by eminent trustees, without whom no trans-
actions could be entered into. A chief manager,
with the highest testimonials and the most unimpeachable
character, was emit out in April last; and he was 110 W en-
gaged ia making himself acquainted with everything that
seemed likely to advance the company's interests. Arrange.
ments had been made forcommencing huskies@ in the colonial
of Victoria, New South Wales. and Queensland, and there
was now ► prospect of a speedy return. Sew Zealand had
not been lost sight of by the board, and an agency had been
established there, The directors had determined to issue
the second eerie* of sharres authorised at the meeting in
December last. They would be offered at par,
and a considerable number had already been
applied for in anticipation. It was not expected
that any more than the deposit would be required,
as the board would shortly Le pr,yared to take up money
'on debentures. This mooed issue would complete
the full amount of prescribed capital, which was all
that was thought desirable fur carrying out the objects
of the company. The tide of emigration which had
almost ceased as respected America was setting freely
towards Australia, which was now taking from these shores
more than any other country in the globe. In conclusion
the report stated that Lord George I'aulet having retired
from the board on account of dl-health, Mr. Andrew Bonn
had been elected to fill the vacant seat; that the prelimi-
nary expenses amounted to only 513 N. 7s. sd. ; and that
warrants for six months' interest, up to the let of August last,
on the amount of capital called up, had been issued to the
shareholders.

The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said
that he only occupied the chair on that occasion temporarily,
his successor being Mr. Boner, the gentlemantreferred to at the
close of the report, who had spent several years in one of the
Australian colonies in the management of a business similar
to their own, and who would give the company the benefit
of his great experience. It was very satisfactory now that
they were about to offer debentures that, while the money
market in this country was so easy, the rates of interest is
the colonies were very high, and showed au upward
tendency. A special meeting wee to be summoned to
authorise advances on the produce of the sheep rms.
Their agent said he believed that would prove a moat remu-
nerative field of operitioos. The prospects of New Zealand
were most encouraging. It appeared that there had been
great gold discoveries there, and that these had led to
a large influx of population into that young colony.
New Zealand MSS also a wool-growing country, and in that
respect it was being greatly improved by.the importation of
English grooms, enabling three or four sheep to be fed on
rho same space that would otherwi-o feed only
one. He concluded by reading some extracts from
a letter received that morning, from the corn-
pany's chief agent in Australia, Mr. Simcock.
Among theme extracts wee the following : „By the
Aiding', which arrived at two a.m. to-day, there are
advice.' from Otago to the 18th inst. She has brought
2,400 ox. of gold, out of 11,281 oz. which had been
brought down by the; meat in the afternoon of the
18th. The whole quantity of gold imported into Sydney
andelfelbourne, including that now brought by the Alainp,
also what she could not wait to bring. is 26,068 ounces,
from the 3rd of August to the 18th September."
Mr. BONA., le seconding the motion, Made some COD-
firmatery remarks with regard to the prospects of the cow-
pony, end in the coulee of them observed that the com-
pany's operations would not in soy way interfere with the
banks.

In reply to a question,
The Quitman mid the rate of interest in Australia
varied from S to 121 per cent., according to the nature al
the security. _

~
The report WU adopted unanimously. awl the proceed-
loss terminated with • vote of thanks to the chairman.

THE SUPPOSED MURDER IN DEPTPORD.

INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
This morning Mr. Carttar, coroner for West
Kent, held an inquest at the Trinity Anna, Church-street,
Deptford. on the body of Margaret Edmonds, aged 24, who
was drowned in the Suirey Canal on Monday evening last,
under circumstances which have given rise to a charge of
murder against her sweetheart, George i_leig,Peo, who at-
tempted suicide at the same time. The body of the de-
ceased was identified by her father, who said that she was
always of a very cheerful disposition.
Mrs. Russell. of 7:3, Florence-road, New Cross, said that
deceased was in her service, and she appeared a very lively
girl. There was nothing to make her unhappy that she was
aware of. _

Dr. Anderson, Douglaeterrace, Hig'puttee', Deptford,
deposed that Le had made e postmortem examination of
deceased. Death had been the result of drowning. There
was a mark on the temple, but that might have been
caused by the drag. There was an appearance on the left
arm, which might have been occasioned by its being tightly
grasped. There was no other mark of violence.
Stephen Barrow, 37, Amelia-terrace, Deptford, clerk, said
—At twenty minutes past goo Monday night, I went home
and found George lokpen, his brother-in-law, who lodged
with Lim, in Led shivering. Wittman asked bin: what was
the matter. He paid, at first, nothing ; but he then asked
him to fetch Kr. Wright. When Wright came, Inkpen
asked witness to leave the room, which he did. In cones-
queue. of what Wright told him, they both went to the
police-atatkin, where they law Inspector Ellis, and all three
returned to Amelia-terrace.
_ _

I :nurse Wright, a blacksmith, said that be found lokpen,
crying and confused. It was some time before be became
sufflcieetly calm to speak. lie they said that he went to
the Lord Duncan, and had something to drink. A young
woman came in for beer, and after she got it she called him
out ■ad she offered him a drink, and she also drank
and then threw the pot down. She then said
she was tired of her life, and did not care
what became of her, u her mother and sister
were " going on " with her. She then asked him to follow
her, and upon that they walked away together towards the
wad. When they gut there, she asked if he had a hand-
kerchief, but she said it was too short to go round
them. He said he had ■ pair of laces, which she
said were likewise too short, sod she produced a Piece
of tap, sad with the tape and laces they tied them-
selves together. She put her arms round his
neck. They then threw themselves into the water, where
they rolled neer and over. He then changed his mind and
tried to get her over to the other side, but the string gave
way, earl she sank. He got out himself, and after sitting
down a few seconds, jumped into the water to find her, but
as being able to do so, be got out again and went home.
Witness told him to tell him the truth, u be should tell it
again. Witness could not speak es to his being drunk or
not, as he was in bed, but he had mentioned that he took
some brandy in town with a young man named Day. Wit-
ness tool him that he would go to the police and give
information. He MAO DO reply. His hat and east were
wet below stairs, but he had a dry shirt on in bed. Tapes
was a young man of excellent character.
Louisa Carr, 5, ltegent•street, said that she was at Nil.
Jackle's on Monday main; when she saw lnkpen came in.
He was quite wig. She afterwards took his clothes from
►le ream, and they were completely saturated. He said
nothing to her. She afterwards heard some one say that
Margaret was no more." She could not swear to the

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Elizabeth Inkpen. mother of Oswego inkpen, deposed
that after nine o'clock on Mooday night she saw her son
come home with every shuMieg gait. Shesald, "You appear
in a hurry," hut he made no answer but went upstairs. She
said " You appear to be tipsy." He looked very wild. He
said, "Ask nie nothing." She naked him where Margaret was,
and he answered, "I km't ask me on move." She did not know
exactly what he meanOnit thought it must be to ask no more
niaestioes. She did not hear him say anything shout Mar-
garet's being dead or murdered. Was not aware that de-
teased had a miscarriage. She warn a somewhat forward
girl.
livery Day said that he was in King William-street on
Monday with Inkpen, when they both bought some boot.
laces. On their way home he noticed Inkpen was very
much flushed in the face. They bad been drinking some
brandy and ale.
. . . _

Inspector Saunders *aid that he and Inspector Ellis went
to the canal with lnkpen on Monday night. Ink-
pen took them to the railway arch over the canal, and laid
"There is where we went in." After dragging the spot for
sin minutes they found the body of deceased. There was
so shawl ma the body, and nooe has been found since. On
Wednesday neat the same spot they found a piece of boot
lens and a bit at tape. (The hoes were produced and
ideotided by Day.)
An attorney's clerk applied to have the inquest adjourned,
so that Inkpen or his solicitor might be present, and h►ve
as opportunity of creee.examining the witnessed.
After aonie conversation, this request was complied with,
sad the inquiry was adjourned to a future day.

RAILWAY EXTINSION TO THE MOUTH OF THE
%VEIN. —The capitol required to bedepoeited with the perils-
mentary plane for the proposed extension of the Great Western
Railway from Cumberland /Ludo, Bristol, to the mouth of
the Severn, bee been subscribed, and was lodged is the
Bask on Tuesday last.
THE FRENCH IN THE BRADFORD MAsisr.—A
greet stimulus has been given to some departmeate d the
worsted trade by the operation of the Presoak tariff, sad
some of the largest houses have received orders which
will keep their machinery running till March next.
The principal hotels et Bradford are thronged with
Preach agents and buyers who, for many weeks past, have
been permanent residents them—Manchester Guardian.
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pool, New York, sod Philadelphia Company's steamer
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day) for New York, with mails for the Ceded States, •
number of passengers, cad 7,881/. in specie. The Quebec
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