The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-02 00:00:00

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VIE " NO Flour" POR VIE CIIAMPIO.V-
-SHIP.

doetph Ooes, the well-known prinefightor, wee
bi ought up at How-street this afternoon helm/lir Thomas
}luny, upon a warrant ehargoig him with boiogalsoo to
engage in a bleach of the peace by fighting a prise fi tht
for 'AV. a side and the championship with Henry Allan,
Mindy in cultaiy.
Hui actor Bilveitori dopoPed --I went to Westral titer-
btidge-load last night, and I there found the prisoatir in
the stunt. I said to him, " Goss, I want to sp air to
)ou." lie knew me. He said, "Very well." I took
Limn little diAance and read the warrant M him He
" I don't know what it means. I was not gel IT to
t ght. lam not the man to do it. I never =AA to
fight."
hir Thomas Henry—Do you know him?
Inspector S.lverten—Yes, Sir Thomas.
Sir Thomas Henry—And do you know that he is the
man who was matched to fight Allen for MI. a side and
the " cliampit in hip," as thel call it
Inapectoi &Nei ton—Yee, Sir Thomas, this is the man.
Having read the warrant to him, I then conveyed him to
liow-ib cot.

Sir Thomas Henry—You have board what the officer
dales. Ho i‘sys that you wore engaged to fight Allen.
floss-1 was not engaged in any prize fight.
Sir Thomas Denry—No' nobody says you were, but
you woe engaged to light.
Glys. Not to my knowledge.
Sir Thomas Henry—Do you really mean to say that P
(loss— 1 nem-staked any money.
Sir Thomas Henry—Nobody says you did, but others
may have staked it fur you.
Sir Thomas henry then asked Inspector Bilverton whe-
ther In knew the prisoner to be a prizefighter 7
Inspector Silveiton replied that he did.
Sir Thomas Henry—la he the person called the "cham-
pion"
Does—Not yet.
Sir Thomas Henry—l do not know who holds the belt—
I think that is the phrase.
Inspector Silveiton—Yes, Sir Thomas. Nobody hail
held the bolt since Mac.. I'hey' were going to fight fur
it. . _ _

Sir Thomas Henry asked if the prisoner wee provided
with bail.

(tore—Yes, sir, Mr. Tucker and Mr. Tesey.
Mr. Tucker here came forward.
Sir Thomas Henry said—Mr. Tucker, I presume you
understood that the defendant is to be boned over to kelp
the peace—that is, that he is not to be allowed to take
part in a pride fight. I wish it to Do distinctly understood
that the peace must not be broken. Government are de-
termined to prevent the continuance of prizefighting.
Mr. Tucker and Mr. Vesey having expressed their wil-
lingness to be bound as sureties in the amount of GOOI.
each Sir Thomas Henry accepted bail, Goss being re-
quired to enter into his own recognizances to the same
amount, to keep the peace for twelve months, the magis-
trate warning him that if such a thing should occur again
he would be committed for trial.

~OoM—Thank j^. y Sir, I shall mot
engage in any prix:.
fight; but I now that when prim-fighting to down,
nothing worm than fighting with the will happen in
the way cf settling grievances in this country.
Mr. Abrams afterwards applied for the acceptance of
bad for Allen, who lived at Manchester, and the magis-
trate consented to accept Brown, described as landlord of
the Railway Inn, at Green Gate, Salford, Manchester, as
surety for Allen, jointly with Longhorn.

THE ABERGELB RAILWAY DISASTER.

12iQUEST.-(THIS DAY.)

ABERGELE, WIDNIMAT.
The inquest is proceeding, but nothing special
has occurred.

On the ballast and debris of a carriage being sifted,
there were found a diamond and a quantity of human
remains. These will be produced to-day or to-morrow,
and the coroner asked for a burial order for the last.
samitioned.

SHIPPING INTILLIGINCI.-(THIS DAY.)

&b Logrpor, Sept. at mace, Oa, lighlebreese, sad very
e.

Clgavwxo. Reptaitor I.—Arrived : Wistaria from /IL /M-
-eant ; Nautilus, fig. Nitta.— Aug Sophia for Iwo=
:FAAftptadbeq—Arrived; Pored Qrsea from Halifax.—
itorrualwrox, Seputelsaber I.—flailed: Were (a.), for New
Ikea

On Tux Wtarr, September I.—Arrived: Spiattrift, train
Poo-cbow-foo.

PIA aus...rZieptember I.—Bailed : Epaminondaa, for Quebec.
Bairrot, &•ptamber I.—Arrived: Johanna, from Porto llioo ;
Eliza Wbite. Savannah.
Hrir., August c.l.—Arched : 12 Dorado, from Quebec.
Sw August c.l.—Arrived: Casmelita, from ;
Eindine, duba. Sailed: Oleo tile:o Valparaiso; Boletta
ruire, Savannah; Avesir, Pero
iretouoii, 31.—Balled Dakota),, for Quebec.
WATZIFORD. I.—Arrived :
4 Trim, from Rubric
ta, August .—Arrived thief, from Trinidad de Cuba ;
1: Oktifruia, Matanzas.
:
Farm., Sept. I.—Arrived: Baroda, from Calcutta;
Its, Calcutta; Marks Soling, San Francisco; Androclea, V
Get
ral,o, Sailed. August at Norman, for Buenos Arms;
Zu den figvi (hedge. RaTappah • Xare 411ivia, Wio, M.S. ;
Agamemnon, Ciu,:t?^.flept. 1 : H. V.-Coilawat, Lagos; Alhambra
(.1.1, New Orleans ; Cold:tam, New York.
FA usorrm. Sept. I.—Arrived ; Isabella, from Sourabart ;
Bella, Moulmein.
DUNDALK, Sept. I.—Arrived Prince Edward, from St. John,
N.B.

Qvginorrowx, Sept. I.—Arrived: City of Bottoo ;ew.:, from
Ntw York, turd kit for I.iverpool.

CASN LTIES

eA)PENII AOEN kep awl.lll i I. • • aukatKranil, Mtn New-
castle, ha, sunk in the North Sea; the crew only have arrived
here.

_
Pa uscarrs, Sept. I.—The Eledona, from Harannah, which pat in
here on the 70th August leaky, has been surveyed, and will have
to discharge.
YARMOUTH (I.W.', Sept. I.—The Villaft Belle 'throe-masted
schooner) of London, from Newcastle to Oporto, got ashore near
illa=testi Point to-day, and remains; the waster reports having
her there to clean bee bottom.
LITRIWOOL, Sept. 1.-113 e Mentor, from Lagoa to the toiled
Kingdom, was spoken 2101 h July in lat. 13 N., lon. 25 W., with
three men sick, by the Edith of this port The hall of a derelict
ship was pawed 4th August, in lat. 34 N., km. 41 W., by the
Arna, arrived he.
shiroae,e Sept. Sept. I.—A neat English female fignia-hetd, two-
thirds bust, painted whits, with necklace and brooch, and amt..
randy new, was picked up _off Robin Hood's Bay this morning.
BARCRLONA, August —The Carrier, of Ooole, from London to
Cette,visa totally tat off Roams on the real coast of this consular
dictrirt on the 11th August. All on board saved.
Moore Vireo, July 14.—ne Elisabeth, from Baena. Ayres to
Breland, put into Maldonado balky, and was placed on the
Nark. The road and cargo were sold. Afterwards she was
got off, apparently in a round state.

IiONBY Amarar.4-(THIS PAY.)

ONE 0' CLOCIL
Brain's 714 8:o641 Exchange is still very
inactive. Metropolitan Railway stock, however,
is in reques', and has risen upwards of 1 per
pent., tome rather largo purchases having boen
trade to cover recent sales for a fall. Midlenl
and Gnat Northern A are also butter,
ond rat st other linos show a favourable
tendency. The government funds are sOady, at
clobing pr ee 4 of yesterday. Foreign boeuri_
ties, however, show dulness, and have given way
in a few cate=. United States 5-2 O bondi have
experienced a reduction. Colonial government
Oebentures, its well as banking, financial, and
miscellaneous bbaroo, present no movement.
Notwithstanding the approach of the 4th of the
Month, the discount market is very quiet, and ex-
ceptional transactions are reported in bills at la

per cent. The rate for loans in the Stock Ex-
change is 1 to 11 per cent.
Consols are quoted 931 to 94 both for mnnoy
and the Bth inst., and 94 to 1 fur the now account
(October). The Three per Cents. Reduced and
New Three per Cents. aro at 92} to 1, ex div.

A petition in favour of dosing the Stock Ex-
change on Saturday next, when the repairs inside
that establishment will be completed, has been
presented to the committee.
The railway market is firm. Metropolitan Stock
is in good demand, and has risen 11 per cent.,
viz., to 1071 to ; Midland has advance 11,
the present prise being 1051 to 1061; and Great
Northern A is I better, at 10.5 k to 106.
Caledonian, 751 to 761 ; London and North
Western, 1121 to 1131, ex div.; Great Western,
481 to 49; London and South Western, 87 to
89 ; Great Eastern, 37} to ; Brighton, 511 to
; South Eastern, 741 to ; Great Northern,
1051 to 1 ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 181
to

Foreign stocks are rather dull, and a detaino of
fto f per cent. has occurred ',llan of 1867,
the Orel Vitebsk Rall7.isy Loan, and Spanish of
18 7igrptian Bonds of 1865, however, have
improved 1. Subjoined are the prices :
Brazilian of 1865, 751 to 76; Chili= of 1887,
931 to 941; Egyptian of 1864, 86 to 87;
Italian of 1861, 511 to 52; Mexican, 15 to 1;
Peruvian of 1865, 79 to 1 ; Russian of 1866, 921
to 931; Orel, 831 to 1 ; Spanish of 1867, rip io
; Turkish of 1858, 64 to 65, cx div.; ditto of
1962, 65} to 661 ; and ditto of 1865, 381 to 39.
Indian stocks are without change. The Five
per Cents. are quoted 1141 to 115 ; the Four,
1021 to 1031, ex div. • the Bonds, 20s. to 255.
prem.; and the Debentures, 105 to f. Bank
Stock, 245 to 247 ; and Exchequer Bills, 15s. to
20s. prem.

The amount of business in bank shares is very
small. ..inglo-Austrian are quoted 61 to 7 prem. ;
London and Brazilian, 28 to 26 dis.; Imperial
Ottoman, I to # prom. ; Consolidated, 1 to
prem. ; London and Westminster, 631 to 681;
London and County, 491 to 301; and Union of
London, 341 to 331.
Very few dealings have been recorded in mis-
orilaneowi shares, and prices are quoted the same sa
yesterday :—National Discount, 111 to 1; General
Credit, 21 to 2 dia. ' • Credit Foncier, 21 to 1 per
share; Internstionid Financial, to 11 die. ;

London, 24 to 23 dis.; Hudson's Bay, 15} to
1; Telegraph Construction, 161 to 1; Atlantic
Telegraph Right per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4;
and Anglo-American, 203 to 3.
'United States 3-20 Bonds have declined per
cent, via., to 713 to 1. Atlantic and Great Western
Railway Debentures are at 371 to 1 ; and the Con-
solidated Mortgage Bonds at 31 to 381.
The scrip of the new Russian loan is in demand,
and per cent. better, at 2.1 to f prem.

TWO O'CLOCK.

With the exception of Metropolitan, which is
per cent. worse, at 106,1 to 107, rallw-..y stock:
show a fresh rise of to 1, per MM. Other secu-
rities are unchanged,

FOUR O'CLOCK.
I.le ri::lish funds arc sita3,7, 93i, to 91 for
money arid the Mb inst., and 91 to I for the
new account.

Railway stocks are still firm, and show a further
moderate rise in some cases. Caledonian, 76: to
; Brighton, 311 to ; Metropolitan, 108} to
107 ; South Eastern, 74} to 75 ; Midland, 106}
to 107 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1261 to 127 ;
London and North Western, 1121 to 1131 ; and
Great Western, 49 to }.
In the foreign stock market the scrip of the New
Russian Loan is in request, and has risen 1 per
cent., viz., to 2 to 1 prem. Italian of 1861, 511
to 521 ; Orel, 831 to ; ; Nicholai. 661 to 67 ;
Spanish of 1867, 341 to 1 ; and Turkish of 1863,
38: to 391.
About 13,000/. in gold has been sent into the
Bank to-day, while 50,(X/9). has been taken out
for Malta.

At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes
opened at 70fi. 75e. kr the account, being 3e.
bitter than yesterday.

The amount of gold bought by the Bank yester-
day was 100,000/. The influx will continue, there
being no inquiry for exportation.
The steamer Douro will take to-day 10,6401.
in silver and 641. in gold for the West Indies.
At an extraordinary general meeting of the
shareholders of the London Clerks' Club (Limited),
held on the 31st ult., a resolution for a voluntary
winding-up was unanimously adopted, and Mr.
Alfred Good, accountant, was appointed liquidator.
The first annual report of the Monarch Per-
manent Land, Building, and Investment Society
states the total income of the undertaking for the
year at 84,946/. • the nun advanced on mortgage
'at 83,7361. • and the balance of profit at 4,730/.
Interest at the rate of 5 per oent. has been paid
upon the fully paid-up shame.
The proposed dividend of the Glasgow and South
Western Railway Company is at the.rate of 41 per
cent. per annum, against 3 for the corresponding
period of 1867.
The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this
week a decrease of 3281., compared with the
corresponding period of 1867 ; the Metropolitan
an increase of 8261. ; and the Glasgow and South
Western a decrease of 1,2361.

The fifth extraordinary general meeting of the
Imperial Royal Privileged Lemberg Czernowitz
Railway Company will be hold is Vienna ou the
28th instant.

The Master of tho Rolls has appointed G. A.
Cape and George Whit in provisional official liqui-
dators of the Lundy Granite Company (Limited).

Annexed are the quotations of insurance,
gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as given in
the Stock Exchange 14st of last evening
lasnranos.—C,emmarcial Union, 31 ; Guardian, Mf,
601 ; Indemnity Marine, 118 ; Loudon and Provisoial
Marine, If ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 41.
Oaa Light and Coke.—Bombay (Limited)), 31; Imperial,
68, I ; Imperial Continental, 99}, 1001; Placenix, 2161, ;
We-818?iligr Chartered, 66.

Dockn.—East and Veit ladia, 116 ; Millwall Freehold
Land and Doak, 32.
Watenvorks.—Berlin,•l4l, ox div.

MINES.-(THIS DAY-)

-ONE O'CLOCK.

111 the mining market to-day Prins of Wales
shares have deeliieli liWs, to goo. ; but East
Chemin() are.higher,* 325. .Bd. to 33a. ; Wheal,
Beton, 47a to 32a.; Chiverton Moor, 61 to 1;
West Chiverton, 6YI to 62; and (+rest Retail*,
31 to }.