The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-26 00:00:00

RAILWAY SHARE MARK

LIVERPOOL, AUG. 25.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.—The share market or r of
last night's prices. It subsequently gave vla3 der tA
cent., and finally closed steady, at a shade ur3wielt, e
ing rates. Quotations were as follow :—Cale
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 7651iit ••".%10
North-Western, lllg--Ditto (I, shares), 1-1' 3,4'
71i a—South Eastern and Dover, 214 g
North Midland, 29g.

MANCHESTER, AUG. 5. lADV-$Ol
STOOK EXCHANGE.—The market has WO 000
prices have declined. Leeds Sto2cik,....7Esis--sterilio 0
112—Midlands, 74 Dovers, i
13 1-16.

BIRMINGHAM, AUG. 25. ,01.fetes
STOCK EXCHANGE.—This market was "j r acid prices generally lower. London and No ra
were done at 112.

LEEDS, Aua. 25. VO' Aer
7 STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market opene," t 0
morning, and closed at a slight decline 3:090 pi
rates. The following are the closing t rsjir6
Leeds Northerns, 154—Lancashire and Yo'!'
Midlands Stock, 71k.

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THE MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUN..— iospl 130,
teArdwalsy-,Yrepas.—ceOrtnaiinneqduitrhyatatthethwereLthohneddonisvi )•evitlteehrbeco.
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in a fair way of recovery, and that hopes art O. kites
whatever may be his future fate, that he WIZ' 100
a victim to his attempt on his own life. the 11"00
the hospital were literally thronged during 'ter theed
yesterday by persons who were inquiring a 1, AlloW pc
of the murderer ; but, of course no one w'
see him, and the morbidly curious in such be svrect
°e
fain to be content with the answer tha Ferro
dead, but somewhat better. Although i t% tl
correct, as stated in the brief account of tJI tb,,ila
which appeared in this journal yesterd
drunken ferocity and brutal habits of the w-Theis,bitio
terly gained for him amongst his illiterai 4'ool 410
the soubriquet of the " Whitechapel 4fy 0
who knew him in early days speak of him ;71, ~sines'4„ot
and agreeable man. The nature of his b' tc°'e.
wine cooper, however, exposed him to I'l
temptation against which he was not proof Tbig low
came an inveterate and confirmed drunkard' , oftige,
once acquired, was fed by a consuming seng :port;1011'
which he entertained of his wife ; and, if " tit 1U
ttv
truly, his suspicions were not altogether wit ob Thoti
tion. However this may be, there is nod nerPeerget
was in amoment of drunken jealousy that be cl) 1,0
the fiendish crime with which he now stenos tehtfell
The unfortunate victim of his atrocity aPPe is frig.trev
been rather a good-looking woman ; but shed Thoe'
ro
bruised, and her face is disfigured by tw ts,tore'
black eyes. The man is of rather sole' 3 01
appears to be about 40 years of age. o°9oo
EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OF A LOS'` the tiv
he
ago a girl 21 years of age was thrown cut IQ, 000 '
of a room on the third floor of a house at,'"„ wit
lover who accused her of being unfaithful "'"31024)7.00
girl fell into the court, but miraculonslY lat
only a slight bruise in her side, which did 3 ber
her immediately ascending the staircase vies°
The man was arrested and sent to prison. ,The
taIDEATH OF DEVRIENT THE TRAGEDIO3*--- PoPie od
journals announce the 'death at Ischl, by '3 buSbie
the celebrated tragedian, M. C. Devrient'singer.
Mme. Schroeder-Devrient, the well-knowe 0,01905 e
was in his 58th year. tWe n 173
SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.—Three days age O-0 Os;
were talking together in a street at DijTiow fro,,
of them suddenly felt a rather severe ;:_iien
shoulder. A child 15 months old bad 3.,*' wow
first floor window, and in coming on th e -.Poe
shoulder probably saved its life. at ji;orei;
DEATH FROM GLANDERS.—A
has died of the glanders, which hestacabeig„,eiltea; VstArotPl.ll'
PILGRIMAGE TO THE HOLY LAND.--i•
car AO' foot
of Lyons announces the departure of the.
of whom belong to Lyons. They calculate ,
grims to the Holy Land. They are
to France at the end of October or the Q
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