The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1863, _ __ LAW INTELLIGENCE. . M tiRLDOROUGH.STREET. SHARE LISTB.—(THIS DAY.) PR/TDlff POOPESSIONS. f .MONEY MAR, THE LOVI Ur PLEASERE AND DItE,I. eel re Lama*. I r al ti g g alsel . 1 a r, 1 1 1 : - ...... 1 m..- -..-- (THIS DAY.) Hi fen Same Junk, a yea* female, smartly attired and Two o'Cnoon. 1, . oa . ao , _. 40 ge d - ad wearing • hat with feathers, was charged before Mr. Knox The funds today - with robbing Mr. Andrew Bereeford, tailor, of 62. Mar- The railway market is inactive to-day, mini 0 1 7 . rli .O •Z ik :II: N. ACUIa s Zs. 127 rale . ___ 101 _ COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. garet-street, Cavendish-squan, of • considerable Mount of prices generally exhibit no variation oompared with o ye 1 ,,,. N ... s aim ._ if ,1;7, _ quoted for money aft (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulbuni.) Prnerl_Y- those last current on Friday. iis regards the M. ea ifteed6ll4o•9loool. e t if e 4 afternoon. Business az JOHN EDWARD ALLEN. Mr. &seethed said that on Saturday week the prison*, , oo This was an application for release. The bankrupt was who bad only been three weeks in bin service as a servant, ',ding . iff"'"--ke, the only movements wort h y iit ste la iseitt a) ,Bnn teslina" ;.46lod;e7* • . " 4 of notice are a fall of 4 per cent in Cale- _ __ 0 1 46. 1 e. 144. 6 . 1L Ang. 1, 187! 1.7 - 1 we - - - extremely quiet. I described as late of the Odell Arm; Chapel-street, Chelsea, was dismissed by him, and after she had left he missed six .- is no movement and afterwards of Spencer-street, Bridge-road, Chelsea, out blankets and several other articles. He at once COMO:Mei- donian, and a rise of 4in Great W estern . u m il so ol ; ,,.. s.T.4o.ssis W us _ attention of the of burlier. oiled with the police, sad on Saturday night last he gave London and North Western stock is now quoted is , e n o,,,,ee re ,„o„ Apei . e . ef It appeared that the bankrupt had been a licensed Tic- her in charge in the Haymarket, when she said she had not 1014 to 1021, ex div. ; Great Western, 661 to 4; se .lts Arian berme ... 104 114 - Exchange, and of a tualler for four years, and he now owed 6531. There taken the thinp. almost exclusively tl are so assets, the furniture sod effects having been Louisa Mann, a girl about 14 years of age, said she was Midland. 12 7 to it ex ( 11 v. lailleeehtre end York . Is i t il 12 ` 4 D0. 1641 "0. g rte•e i ll " : •• " 61:. 13 1 "1 9 4 glap 1 0 11 - e 1 ti pm - which, particularly made away with render a bill of sale to the frthdon in Mr. Bersaford's service at the same time ari the peumnsr, shire, 1124 to 113, ex div. ; ' Great Eastern, 51 to 4, is ,10 :JO. R. do - - - and Westminster Loth Society in December, 1862. The and the day the prisoner asked her to go to a loan office to ex div. ; Caledonian, 1204 to 4, OE div. ; South al% em green 8 Trews of p.m , * 11 - business is going for lease of his premises bad also been mortgaged . He attri- get her • form, stating th at the wanted to borrow 251. to Eastern, 954 to 4, ex div. ; Great Northern, 125 to to a . 1 ,„ . "12. 4 . 1 .116°46. e . or so n - 'tent rise in price*. lotted his insolvency to the expense of timrovernent of set up in business. At the loan-office 4s. was wanted for - his late public house and the Wines of trade there. th e form, and aa the prisoner had not got the money shelo4 el De , do. droned 60 62 , 126 ‘. ex div. ;an d London and South Western, 101 tie el Mam a s Bony. 06 67 - At Paris this mornii , its in De. lad pref. Wok 47 49 - There was no opposition, and au order for bankrupt's re- gave her (witness) two of her master's bleaker to pledge, "", zeuffalo and Lake Huron shares have improve d, is en De. do. deferred 16 IS - telegram, the Three p lease was made. . and she (wither) went with a friend, who pledged them at a 2 THOMAS WM. DoaAm. Mr. Aldous's, in Berwick-street, for 6a, aod the money was and Great Indian Peninsula stock is in demand. o leo . a wl Do. Bo. eta Kee. moot . n al u S6 -68 fr. 47c., showing no This was also an application for liberating from prison, gives to the prisoner. Foreign lines are steady. si. ine th ese birth reethear Mal 10* 1011 4 Consols are now q The bankrupt had formerly been a dyer at Leeds and Porn- Mr. Knox asked the witness whether she made the state- AIM.DANAKI IMAM AND STOOL. l. 12 Do. New i 1 pen -• fret, but afterwards carried on business as • hot • meet entirely voluntarily, and the witness said she did, sad is to no. /snowy. UM and 934 to I for the a presser in St. John's-road, Holton, and at Cross's that she told Mr. 6/region' about the blanker last Satin , Ilk lp d I sondaso . I 4101121 PrEes 1 9196 10 - o ^7 IN im sea A o r 1. 4 1. 4 ,. o ~,. 4: 04 4 a l " a ._- 1 lrlday. I be I P. 114 is Do. a 4 per cent - - official I:wiliness rep steam mills, Baldwin-gardens, Leather-lane. He was day night, having left the previous Saturday.- WI ao 416.Wenimendsleare. 141 101 -• per Cent. Consols. now • calico glazer and dyer in Liquorpoodatreet. Prisoner said the witness did not leave on the previous 11 1 ife retheieWol.ossoer vs. • lie I = SI all Ward Tue..— - - I RI le Do. New ll4 10 Ms - The bankrupt bad been in ruiner eight years, and attri- Saturday. 10 all Boemmliestrd.aldito. * 4 a - WO all Diallp.alldeparlfor.up 116 WT - ditto, for account, bodes his di ffi culties to " looses and expenses ie business. " Mr. Knox irked the witness whether she was with the if , we i ",, 1 . 4 ~....,.. ....... „. 57 , so i WO all Dalle i tt a llaa r z e l 99 MI - Reduced, 924 ; New The debts are about 400/., and there are no assets, bankrupt prisoner on Saturday eight in the Haymarket. as. lee Caledonian —.... 1M 121 ad' - xd 111 2 finnan i APs - having roads away with all his property under a bill of The witness said she was, but Dot wi th the lame set. Pe all Oat and Bandon- ... -.- - U. .011 Madras Qom el pet et. 116 100 - India Five per Cent. 1 sale. Polies-constable Davy, 41 C, proved taking the prisoner U all Otement------.. Ti • AUM De. de. 6 par a ten .tue M tun ne. is oast sr.. Illt HE 104 l6e., 20e. prem. ; Bar as JACOBS. into custody on Saturday night in the Haymarket. On 10 511 06 . 9 f ano 01 T. LOU o-" - - 10 I . Do. 111th attendee ... - - and Exchequer Bills, In this matter, in which Mr. Herbert Lloyd opened& yeti- being searched only a bunch of keys, an empty purse, and • • ge ld a lla p . m . .° B 1.,2 1 . 6 .,..„ 4 9 Pl° lad ad -- oco - - to all I llelli. sad Holietw o = MI 67 ad -ad tioa • few days since, a private sitting was held to examine loan-o ffi ce form for 25!., filled up, were found in the P h i. II all Dead-Jon* nalid.Jo. 14 17 4 - aso N.Branneek di The foreign stock the wife of the bankrupt. 116. 100 Eillubtw i rhaad :Hwy.. 04 6 74 ad - ad den • and It a 6 .. I° Mr. '. lno i rellnded the prisoner fora week. 16. 100 101a4pow • 11. Wrath 100 111 ad - - ice N. L. in (Moeda 6p. e 0 64 A. lab nine.. sea 6 per esnt- MI teet _ buoyant. A very lass le. IN Great Sastsrn - been done in Mex - WORSHIP-WREST. el IN Do. A Stook. 60 61 -. et. 100 Do. Deihl do. lO7 - CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. • wirg PRATES. 16. 1415 Do. seetAnsuaniiiii. se 57 tei W 2 Do. do. do M I Plln - being marked as high John Pox, 42, described as • cane preparer, living in is. 150 arse !Method ilootten.i - - -. II all Do. Punjaub lo - - ene - (THIS DAY.) Jamee-street, Bethnal-green, was charged before Mr. Leigh 1 19 MO Moe Nseth.wa ••• • • 111 1 1 0 1134 4. ISO De. do. do lo7e 1214 cent, higher than on F I. Mr Do. 1d.114.F10aa.60 e 102 1414 101 - have also risen 4pe with violently assaulting Eleanor, his wife, an offence once Si .. 1 : 1 4 : ra. Dat 1 Irm o 4. 00 b 1 P um •11111; in l2 2 1 1 35 28 - again on the increase in this district. BRITON 911111 n. loans of 1858 and 1861 The September session of the Central Criminal Coon was gives. (la, too 111 - The compl a inant, if such she could be termed, • neatly ::: :: W sssen GwN ski Mi 021 i Na MIL I Hum. I PO. 101. prime 1 Balsa. upward movement el opened this morning, before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, d a d but manifestly careworn woman, who had severe et, 10 Da.lnouryoosailta - i -! -. E A 1 Omitelse Om. Oeid, 1. liil 4 els - the Recorder. Alderman Fiera, Alderman Sir R. W. Car- marks of Molise* on her fem. said meekly that on Saturday Ilt. 100 Imenmetren Torkeke 1121 ILS itu 2.904 .. (=owl Areal. NI I 113 IA - Grenadian , Ecuador,' 1.024 .. Dev. O. Om (nese.) 1 910 669 and den, Alderman Abbr., and Aldernma Briley ; Alderman night her husband mine home the womb for liquor, de. Si, 1. 4. 1...... sad IllackaLoc.thli, 11l l r i et t l i t * - present quotations wooded money of her, and on berg told that she had none, e° ie. .. Drakewalle Sheriff J. C. Lawns.* Mr. Sheriff Jones, Mr. Under- ' .. .• 44. 100 Lon Jon. We. iltlitiit 41 68 -• 619 . East * asset (Moe* - 384 to i ; Mexicm went to a chest of drawers and took out some pony noes sa. ado inndo . i ~,:.,,, W s ., 104 lOW 102 1 i 10,000 I tau MVP 9011 ( I A 9 O la. ,411 par - Sheriff Mackrill, Mr. Under-Sheriff Farrar, ko. belonging to her children for the *video, purpose of plcdg- ea. 145 /..don&sosihip.A., KG* 1,14 1014 1 RIM .. cast °amide The Oral edition of the calendar contains the names of iog. She eodeasoured to prevent this, upon which he struck IA 1,.. ;11Lert,alseL,AU.eole•ik sa ta - IMO .. last Caro Bees 100 prisoners, 04 males and 11 females. and 5 primates h er with his hands, but did not hurt her h immu is al. Ilaryport and Cseilsle.. -.-. - charged are out oo b ai l . N o .. o f th e °gaups charged ap- she did, however, call for help, and afterwards gave h ef.. 10J i llatropolltari- ...... .. 121 tt4 1234 LEE .. LW/ L aur e l ry ar t i tto 979454 ,ii S . = 72 ; Spanish Peesive, 481 .. Gambler lt U. Alibis. :9/ let 14 - to 62 ; and Turkis par to be of a very serious character. into custody because she feared further blows, but she r , ,:,,,,,,... 'KW l} 1 1 MI - 11,000 ... Great Muth Tolima .. tla 4 t eland ... -5,24 r .. 9. Wh. Tor (11 *Wool .. 40 84 94 - Transactions are reco Toe Recorder, in charging the grind jury, said he trusted did not wish to press the charge. 114 all I Do. New 1 •pm Pie VIM .. &earths their duties would not be very heavy, as, taking into 01111. mr. &fiord (eierk)-What family have you! et. te e Do. Meat Derby .. 96 96 - 1,0114 . klerod oront it. 11A. 38 40 - - 103 ; Chili= Six per indention the interval which had elapsed eines the last Witness even, air. 10 all MIL 04. We. lie.) ... - .. - 5.040 - Ntemiten Downs ;lased 2 2.4 - Consolidated 1 164 session, the number of man in the cared* was coin- Mr. Safford-Has be ever struck you before ! U all Do i Shane - - - goir .. Lan M artha LILL , I 5 .-• , 64, , paratively few, and the offencss in general not of a very Wi ther -Yee, air- little. te ell Mid Cent - SOO .. Margaret (Huy lagatiE. •1 1 28 SO - Greek, for amount, 38 serious descriptioc. There was , however, be was sorry to A woman ia court here exclaimed-A little ! Why to •L MW RustMr6Yl9lo) - - 9,000 .. Veda rel 4 14. 106 Nor th Beam say, the come of wilful mur d er aga i ns t a f our th w h o was he ' d &leap at it ! with killing At. 100 lai. &lin. Perth. Dead. 141 WI charged her child. The OW had been fully M r . Safford — Row did you receive those black e yes ? Did s k add W. s oma ,' s arris s lad 15 , 4 400 .. vew Seton - Maremmana Railway, ..iiii 11, 6 1 4 .. N ort h Downs - investigated, and there appnred to be no doubt of the f ac t. your hosbath mane them? 26 0 I.n. O.N.LTats. - dis 700 .. Noel Raster The onlyquestioo which might arise was one which would be Wirier -I don't think they are blask, sir. ft to) D.; Leeds -- 57 4 114 671 4". - 1 " Wl ' . 6ms " I LI?"' IL " . 21 - ditto Two perCente., ;. left entirely to the petty jury, end that was im to ths state et Mr. Safford-Do you not, iodeed ! Every one else must at. 101 Do. Tent.... WS eS, kW .. North Wheal y - mind of the prisoner at the time this act was committed. see that they are. se Its Do. Carrie .... - WO , Par Cons. (ED•• PIASer • 4. a 6 - 101; Peruvian, 1862, f •If the facts were established to their ethiefaction, it would Th e woma n who h a d before spoken was called as • wit- t• uxi ....., ,,,,, Le i r e „ .• ••--•• ll7 120 - 1,120 110 nrorldsom (U. Clan ( 10.6.T. 42 44 42 TOO .. liceltear Noweth .. 21 se - 1853, 494 ; ditto, for be their duty to return a true bill, and leave the other nem, aod stated that, hearing Grits for aristanee from core. ji. d i s o ft sooatordmi ra _ 9 ! 8: ilm Ni -111 t .. L Oaradoe .9t. Oleem lt 416 420 1857, 1859, 1800, and question to the Potty Jury. There olis another case in- plainest • in whose house she 1 she hastened to •te ea wommtawssame.iiin. 114 Ili - 11,010 -I. Osea Be. 11119 men - IN .. S. W. Imam WINN/ ILA.. 10 81 -6 934 ; Spanish, for with causing the death of her child. The case was of &some- M r : Safford-H ae h e beat* frequently ? to ile& te. 1* N. a abei . .ll4. 44 a s -. OW .. Way Perk 301.175. 37 111 - what peculiar character and me which would regain Witases-Oli yes, sir; and is drank nearly e very night. 54. 100 illeorlah Ifldlasd ..... 1 0 1 in .... 1,1100 6 fame inlaid/MC. 4 A A - Deferred, for woo careful consideration. The child, it appeared, was betweee Defendant-I'm • bard - working respectable man. your 10 a l , linrewenea7 a Wala. P l - ROW .. Tin °raft wsfouror account, 364, K 10.1 Woks .... 0 62 ad - ROM .. West &met ) l4 9 10 - and Sr. five years el me. sad as addicted to irty rship, nd ery sorry for what haa asked my s s . oc , Devoe -..-.... id U 32 1 %Mt _W. Condon fard) 6 20 U - cater, for account, 1 , habith The pormer, it seemed, had been told that a cold wife's pardon, she promised to forgive me, and this will be a Ilia mas Meth Mse= .... 96 061 961 6 MO .. Want Sake lesa - ill .. • Wh. Brest U01491M .. 14 76 80 - - for account, 71, question, the child having offended again, she said she was charged before. OK 100 I. Torkah..l river On 99 a t - 165 - we. Boller (Redrali) 6 U 66 - 1001. Bonds, 73 ; ditti could give her • cold bath, and she should have it now. Mr. Safford-But you deserved it beton. ft all Otensa,Woldmilm. li., 9 1 104 104 0 L .. Wheel Ludwig LIO.O 21 Si - She put the child in a cold bath and kept it there for about Tbe poor woman solicited strongly in behalf of her IS al etre& # ni 671 Dealorioto %mg w. nen 1 on!M entsie. a 11 if - 72, 714 ; Venezuela, de 1814.... 4 p no - _ Wheal Sean Ni 215 HE tee minutes, after which the child was taken out and placed "master," and in consideration of this , sod probably her 2 4 1 : Do de 19111411.... y it pin 14 1. - Wh. Treterney f Usk I T 16 is "- ditto, 1862, for &mous - in the sink, and water was pumped upon her. The mother heavy family, he was ordered to be imp • for 21 days, M. i.e Tad Vale - im• .. Wheal Union then took the child upstairs, sod in a few morneote canes w ith h ee d labour. 10 5 Do B - down, mad the child was th en apparently insensible. She 10 a Do 0 - iIIINALLNIZOUb. Charleston, the Confe told the menthe she was afraid she had kep the child too to eti Meter .......... - - - Sch. lie. I /01•41144. il4i •0 ort.oo 1 0 411111. percent., being now q long in the cold water, and ordered a hot bath to be pre. MILANCHOLY DEATH OF • PROFESSIONAL SINGER. 25 , O2 it ...- ..... --" - - _. pared, and she put the child introit, and &sot toreros brandy. -lemur* mats Dae).-This morning Dr. tanker* ! i i7 al eg e a irarT .... ••••• .: = - - Wiiii 16 .therolledesa Mae,. en to ti i eoe International Finac 19 &SWISS XL Nail SAIL. ell 1 8 1 .... Horne of the oeighboun came in, sod she again mid she bad held an inquest at the Elephant and Castle, King's. .. i . ve r som s BM .1141m1 - 4 up 10 - WM 111 nosiest's& iinecul.... 19 SI IN - at 54 to 64 tort kept it too long in the cold water. Geed the personspresent road, Caen. town, upon the body of William ite. ltlo WM4l+ l O2ll X 9 9•9717 - - IMMO 16 Bertha Waterwaits. all 9 91 - notind . a bruise on the side of the head, sod the prisoner Banks, • vocalist, who had been engaged at Covent- el l eo West 0,206211 ___,, .. SI 23 - 10, 5 I Bambay Gem. Limit ed. II Ws par - and Finance at 2, then said she let the child fall, and it fell from the top to prdes Theatre, and who died under melancholy cirenrosten. Lit 101 1 1. 11 ==l - - -. " 6 I. i adi • American Lai " - 2 l 2l .3 - Financial are steady, a 91 46 the bottom of the stain. The child died the next day, oes. The deceased, a young man, was a coach trimmer by .••• "4 "" Dm . Kddiadra 5y 0 - IMMO 111. , 11-6... 1.1.11 Ma. re.... 100 OA SO - - 11% SI MUM Iron - - - Bay are quoted 4 and it was evident that death was caused by • blow oa the trade, but for some plan had been • proferimeal singer at 4, tee Dem Remora 105 1 07 - R.Olll UM taros land ~ , an Ift IN aided the head. The question was how that blow was is. music halls. He was a great drinker ad very f00d40.406 111 Cmodnelleneraem . llo 16 - - - Trading, 14 to 24 prat flirted. The prisoner did Dot mention anything about of . Cooper," spending 11. • week of his earaings, and being 26,000 110 Cube Commay ll 4 1 pea 1 -. The shares of the the fall downstairs until the bruise was noticed, sod treated by *lento about the WSW amount. He had a wife NORBIGN RAILWAYS. 12,000 16 C0p.11.19 4 ., Tref.? An 6 11 1 6 15 - the servant, who was in the place and would have and four children, end latterly had suffered from delirium aa , e.,, i f ' 11124 14 . 5k144.1 1 . .1.06 - Union Bank of Austell beard it, heard nothing whatever • and there were a tremens. He became very violent , but an order was pro. -' -- ltA n'. .WarL I CIL ., " le : - 1 Si , leaelo 34. De. Preftrones 'CO 116 118 - irtme ea Da ee.. ea peeei.lies tes tie in - Tie Roxburgh Ca number of other bruises about the body, some cared for his removal to the Infirmary of St. Pancras Work. le g II A'"" l 4 l . '• 4 ," 16 . ' n '• ip l ' i se.ono to 5 44 1,,, "'"..... "`• " 6 i 01 s iOm - bourne with 174,0901. is.e.re.n. wi recent and some of theg atarding. The paid jury would take house. About ten o'clock at night he Lad • composing g a n aye. I. y. o o oa . _, 1/ if If -.. 10 1110ptlasOcenATre.(L I If tipm 4SI 44 into consideration the pracithes The conduct towards the draught, and soon afterwards it was necessary from billvio- 90 $ ,B.Ayres O. DettheoulL. N par ark as Imseess a' we. child, which was born before mamage, and the others were lees to remove him. He was brought in • cab to the week- 10 ell !Ooptepo, eraiithie . 3 4 14 - co . o oe s /Ina. sad Arm& floc a ll 14 14 , born after ; and she appeared to ban hese kind bit. His house by his father and thole, and admitted into the yard 100 10 !Dunaburi & Wltepsla .- - - 115,600 10 1 00. Maria Lon (7. 2 2 1 Tlyen's 141 64 ePProoieh of the fermis 1 lordship thee alluded to • mire in which a pence named about twenty minute' past 1 o'clock in the morning. He ..° 6 _,, 10 .1 • 41269 ._,__ 1196 ° 9 _..2t= .. - .„ 14 ~1 / Pal - MAW. a , tau. Steam leart i p l4 Se In - absorption of money ii Styles was charged with misdsmeanour, under an act of died in the cab in the yard. On a postonortain examine, r a 0 t 8 6 17 .6 ' 66 '1t a " . 1 . „, - , - " - - MOM 1 141 mat Ably (Lbodtenj sll 1 : _ atom •I Do 174 Der cleat ran all 111., which makes it criminal to enlist men to take lion the lungs were found diseased. He died from delirium * a , e ,„„" / ,,,..17„,,,. 7:: 1 '7 4 T i e -. 20 ( Hudson Bay lO As per al 10 14 posed of the harvest at the renewed demand fc Ci p:rti r : nay foram war. It appeared that in othatiquence *erne* produced by deist . The Coroner mid it the •is a n /t a u. / sw im s - - - MOM M ,Internsallnantoc. (L.) 5 Silits l ' 11 411 of an rivertleement, some parties were induced to go to the melancholy case of extensive drinking. The jury returned irn all Nans.aLtage r Ly the 9 SI -.6 6 . , 110 A., I Mallow Irriaratiou Cum 6 1 Oldis for cotton-a moreme primer, and he said that he wanted tbem to take pert In • verdict of death by delirium tremens soceleratea by drink. 19 all 110.11 tint lefec bay ll6 Si - 10000001 106 Do. Hands the war in Poland under • distinguished opear. U the DISCOVZILY or THE BODY OF THIFEMALZWASHILD IS I n jt 44 ' - 119 40 I 994 60,0110 SS 'Joint Mock f a d 24 21pes1 711 4 slightly adverse effect is all N Rae &Arms. To c. 10 14 , - fact! of the ore were ,established, SO.. wet. Mims, Si" OF/ rat laLsor MAN srassze.-Yestettlay morning the as lei 'Do. Lil o, - d0: . .... i 1 001' - is, 10 Jensen Tee lane 5 Ilan. nostelet TM • i... • .2 --, i - continent, whence the a prima MOM ass was MSQIII out it wont De sir May to b o d y o f ye na wa re . who was washed over h oer d f rom the is „ a Trask tie. be 4 - 111,000 SO Loa. llesednl Mee. fL 10 4 i i tal 144 4 mu s t b e drama. The return • true bill. His lordship said the other eases ap- a t eemer m o w. tb s .. i n the gals o f this day f or t n i g h t , was is all ort=ranornamitin, 11 19 imom a Um. Om. tiros all 1 ml Si 4 zd peered of an ordinary elan:ter, tad did set tall for any discovered by a fisherman named William CartmelL who 1111 sit ,Peres.nyeanaaellesdlt.i 404 414 - IRMO 10 I Madras hems. I gash„ 1 3 paa Bank of England MI S remarks from him. lives midway between Lytham and Blackpool• 011 °Twig e°d °damn°ls.lllo lo Medlter. Be. Tel. RA.. all 14 - the average for aSa The pied jury then retired ler their etelea. •10 all Tortumeseltalla Royal - - At daybreak he was going down to his. finning boat, ge Si I sm , ead e.gte k... tg , 1 , 10 - TAM 10 NatalleudetemaCo.(4 • S Mr 1 Pm. - MOM . 161 1 00. 1 1 0 60010. Uo• • S 41 4 Pal - market, although no which was moored near to where the Lytham House is ,* law , „„. 1 p.m., _, INC so Msraudlaroelettrouti 1 11 we - stood, sad on nearing the boat he found lying by it the 0 0 1 0 0 D an i a t t ___ , is u - 1 111 i Do. New - 34 to 4 per cent MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. cee of the unfortunate woman. He basted to Lythan; 6 el Roial Swedish -• j 1 I i MAO U Namaland T.andL (Um 2- - - terms for good bill and returned with • cart, in which the body was taken to 4 en D 1 1 ,7 Pr seat, 1 1 1 - los.ele 1 N. lirlt. Austrawasw. . all 4 4 - (THIS DAY.) the Talbot Hotel, Lytham, where it was laid out. Th. Is 611 0619106 6 °° gams •• -I 10 1 - - moo 4 Oetenee Oes sn 11 .1 - is negotiated at rehab 97. 1 Do. New. . - contests of her pocket, her rings, Sc., were handed to the e l et _ D 'l4....._lfereen° P mf• 4 41 having taken place in oTperet. Ipm 116. le oft* he aim:. iliiirl. all 11 si si police, ad one of the three proceeded by the noon train to le se IDa de. 1 nit .23 i 10,040 11 Masan Oes I9 e " 41 to 44 per cent. Th Th e g e s ere h er adjourned p. m ! dess j aadd ti th e paws Salford to acquaint her bushaod of the discovery. * all &Aetna Ides9Venellen i ,i 4 ! 610, U. Pod law land IMu 100 48 60 - for the county of Middlesex commeneed this morning at ANOTHER CHILD MCIIDEIL -On Saturday after- 10 LS IS. 1t...; rocutarperetp 1 Oalla - SA m Psalm and Odom Mew all t. 41 so - finaucial public retain P. 90 60 Do. New - the llessions.honas, Clerkenwellgresa, before Mr. Serjeant noon Dr. Luke pee held an *meet on the body of a newly- !! au 1 9 ° 991 " 99 of " 1 . 91 -- 25 12 - MOM le R.LAM.(I:, 11 1 t market will bezome con re II Tara. awl Sarooa .. 2 4Us 24 Orwslea, and • bench of *serrates. The calendar con- born nude child, which had been found wrapped up in •* ea ia .,. do •• 10 17 I .- WAN Di Irwa - Of the autumn. As Mina the ranee cf 6E prisosen committed for trial. The pared on the purulent of Little Welbeek-street, Mania- SI all ,Weellledre .. .... 71 54 , - 15 , 005 15 Do. New en 5 1 - Mate a t aluession of the priecars was reported as follows ; bone, on Wesiterday night last. Mr. Hobert Wittisgton 10 an I De. 4 per esol - Prei iio leg 1 24 - AU. 16 Rho de lea. City DNA.' all 27 26 374 expected from the pay -Neither reed nor Write, 19 ; read sod write imperfectly, Lows , surgeon, said the deoeued was a remarkably fine SO ail ,WeelaN. W.el Mal Mensal 21 - ,760 36 Do. dends, a better judgr 32; can reed only, 7 ; reed sad write well, 3. child, and over the enrage weight. Ita death was the ti3OCit 101 I Royal Mall Mesta - - - IMMO .llcottleh Mut [nasty% 100 137 142 - course of this week. rag rear LISTS. result of suffix:arca by a ligature round the neck. The JOINT 1121.1011 WILL MOM NI AAfrioan Irrlga.lne.(L 4 1 f pat ... There was again • great difficulty experienced Olds day in coroner refined to an opinion of his colleague, Mr. , I ei. 1 • ..."4 . Igoe* numeral's ram ell 1111 31 •-• able to supply the ws HAM% • I N 1 IX Flea 1 idea regard to the persons who had been sammoird to Weed HompLineys, respecting the late discovery of bodies in the ''''' -- moss st. 41.shmanneTeL 11m0 ~ IN 1 i -. these setheas sa grand and traverse jurymen. The evil ham belfry of Wititschapel church, namely, that undertakers AMU° Age s ail& Cf. 1162 . 11 1 , 6 1 1 • SS 1 114 He lll •t, . IT. aAt Medea./ T. f. 1 4di tr A. out having recourse to been of lon g . standing, and the officer of the sheriff states paid persons to drop children which they had received as l i zz i l . ".......... Li l l is, is pm 40 1 4 1 Wm* L. 07.171•1 . 1 A! : 0 ••1 1 , 4 172 117.d. 1 i t . 0 .1 Oly I " market will probably that it is in 000seqthoos of the very imperfect way in stillborn in the public strata or squares. He (Dr. Lan too l 10 I On. New (u n dt.d) .. is le ad p . ada - dd 1 . 0.070 so ' via DieMiZT.SIA . 14 lii — hlr ar = with money after the which the lists are returned by th e overseers. To. kester) did not think that such was the case. He th ought *mei * jionk e t =. .. a n 24 1166 ra ••••• On the other hand, i day, le raped to the grand jury, 36 gentlemen were sum- the legislature had been very remiss, for this was the only 6ON tee , Ilenk 0 ...... et 'in us - mooed from the Heathy distriet, but in 'wend thetances country in Europe in which some form of registration was MOO. lee Bonk dQessealend L U f fW. Uf PREFERENCE SHARES. the parties doted that they were over 60 years of age, and not required in the ease of infants stillborn. By the pre- °Me° 10 366091 V 164611 00 II 41 64 - Great Eastern, Eastern Clo n ed /0 P a wp a w ° , Na 2, Dm, to the Bank for allito that they had given patios loog sines to the proper officer to sent system every facility was given for dispoeing of 4 . 0 1 100 , 1: t i lt: : 1 4e Alea vieei l tart - 10 II r - Great Northern, 5 per cent., 1154 . days, the repayment of L 5 ow - Ditto, 41 percent., redeem. at 10 per cent. pm. 105 to 4. have their names removed, but they still remained on the murdered children. A verdict of Death from malicious Kopp so • i kuit i.„, * 1 1 pm 14 it Midland Consolidated, 4a par cent. Preference 'Stock, re. lat. After waiting for some time 15 wen found properly and wilful murder against some minion or parsecs unkoown" le.soul 60 , BrltaedAmeriennia. 16 6 6pm -.. will replace the Bank giddied sad sworn, although the ordinary member is 21 was returned. _ %MI in tHellek IL Amnia .... all 49 61 - I cl anlablal ° ;3l . . .. . _ _ _ There was again • grestciilicatrexperienced this day in regard to the persons who had been summoned to attend these samisen sa grand and traverse jurymen. The evil be. bees of long standing, and the officer of the sheriff states that it is in cooseqiienos of the very imperfect way in which the lists are returned by the overseen. To. ley, In repel to the grand jury, 36 gentlemen were sum moned from the Flackoee district, but in second toilette's the parties stead that they were over 60 years of age, end that they had given notice long since to the proper caw to have their names removed, but they still remained on the list After waiting for some time 15 wen found properly qualilled and sworn, although the ordinary umber is 21 With respect to the tenveree jury, spin obtained from the parish of St. Pancras, out of 60 persona summoned only 41 jurors amid be obtained. JOINT STOOL &AMU. Rave* 1 14 1' Assnd U. Mr. Nu* . ndenblio coo.m.unsel On. New Untied) r i b& rf =on Sulk of Qeseedleadi L BasketVictor* Hook of Wane (Um. flank of "few. Eiranflais& , Britaed•Zerir7ln. N. Amnia raw. I6B .BII I .ICARZY: In *l4 Ana Unto( cd (na (banolidnad * look (L) Illonsweetni engiish an I Irish (Lim) Neg.ilooL&AstOriailla iodtwo.Ctnaa&Jap.(l, Imperial Bank Welted tesperiel Muer_ Losalow sad Bramiliem (Am.& A yra&R.Plato 1A10... 0. P & Lan& (L.) London and Coirn;li ‘ a„ iund. rid 'Loring Jelime a = tub and lialdionez 'Lon. sod Northers (L Ind.. A yostr , . o me Londoaddleawricae (L. Lou. & Woburn (ILL Lee. ese Woowwwwww Iferceaille Innisees(L) & P. lona. (a. Um. doweved.. (Wield Bank (Liu./ • National of Liverpool ' of Su • . De New 114 US If 16 pa It U 50 . 4. 216 111 116 4t :1 • 6 pm e 49 61 I 6 pa al 26 67 es 66 111 111 99 46 6 20 61 16 161 Ala 1 0 131 '4 1 1 6 16 66 16 17 or 11 I It di Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Extension, No. 2,110 i. Great Northern, 5 per cash, 1151. Di►to, 43 percent., redeem. at 10 per cent. pm., 105 to 4. Midland Consolidated, 41 per mkt. Preference !Mock, re. dosenable. 1003. Dit•.q 43 per cent., irredeemable, 95; to 4t. SHOCILI ---- N0 DEATH PROM STARVATION. —On Saturday aa inquest was held by Hr. Humphreys oa the body of George Marshal, aged 51 years, • cooper, who bad died from prolonged starvation coder the following painful circumstances :—Acne Marshall, 7, St. John-street, Bethnal greets, widow of the deceased, said he had base ailing for two years, sad was unable to work for that time. Witness had had to support him and herself as beet she could. She used to sell matches from door to door. She used to will 3d. and ld worth a day, arid half of that aim was prod+. When she got more she bought a mooed meal, bat otherwise she had to lire on • bit of dry breed. He used to crave for two ounces of meat, but @he could pollee him have it. She had two pen ago applied to the workhouse authorities for relief, but they could only take deceased into she house; and as deceased would not go in, for he bad a horror of it, they would give nothing. Deceased', illness was caused by his Wien; been ran over. Witless led to pay le. dd. a week net. There was nothing in the room but the lesdsteed so which the deemed was lying. The room was so small that the bedstead almost 511.4 it. Her husband died ou Thurs. dey. No application for relief bad been made for two pore A juror remarked that the witness was as great • skeletoo as bee husband. She appeared as if sin was at that moment dying of nervation. Dr. William Brayton said that he was called to deceased on Tuesday last, and towed him is • Mate of extreme inhaustioo and emaciation. Wit- OSIMI advised that he should be removed to the workhouse, but be refund to go. He died re Thursday from aneurism of Ibe acne, accelerated by the wait of proper and suffi cient food. There was an trace of food in the stomach or intestines, aid then was sot a particle of fat in the system. Several of the jury said that it was • great degrees to the workhouse people to see the widow in a dying state from heaps, Kiwi set to give her immediate relief. There could be oo saving to the rates is talking persons into their house who Gould partially support theineelves oat of it. The meow remarked apoo the dreadful ooadition in which the doesserd and his wife had been living, there being sot ewe a bed or box is the room, chain sad all shet:Li s / bees sold. The jury retuned a verdict, "flat de died from an aneurism aticelented by want of food ; aid the Peon express their 'pinkie that out-door relief ought to hays bees gives to deceased sad hie wife, sad that whoa ' the latter applied to the workhouse authorities oa Thurs. de for relief it ought to bare bees ineetody a1f.4.4. - A was raised is mart fer the poor mesas. THZ NORTH LONDON RAILWAY (KINOBLAND AND Orn /Lircirshwx). —This morning the workmen began pull ing dews sheet 100 hewn senate epos the mat side of HoorSelds, frost Nortlietreet Fiaabon, to and back to Bedger'ocourt, thus throw hg epos the whole epos required for the city statist from North-street to Liverpool-street. Great progress is being mole with the works .t different parts of the lime. Between the intended terminus in the city and Sun street a long line of the arches are completed. and also between Kingslaod-med gad Heck ney-rosd, near Shoreditch ; at Delston•lane the cottinp ban hese so far progressed with that the bricklayer are now bard at work. aid ere long the bridge will be throws across that thoroughfare. With the asap mos? pd about a mile, lying between Sun-attest and the back of the Kiaplasdroad, mar Shore ditch, where the arch will cram, the whole &stump is cleared, aid as there me so great saidassriag difileulties to be meosstered, es is the ems of the towers, sae, sad Miler maims, the Mae of the Metropolitan, there to every pre. babiMy of the It.. hides °peed at tins time stated whoa the sdsctek ag woe iseassoesced. 12 xd IQ 7 - TIN CENTRAL COQ! AND =DINS= ISISSIONN. At the sitting A the mart Mr. Cooper alluded to the fact that the Central Criminal Court and than sessions were so Bled that they occurred together, which was • groat iooco assimes, as prisoners could not be properly defended if counsel had their time divided between the two courts. This was • subject which had been etrongly commented upon by the late Recorder of Loudon (Mr. Stuart Wortle)), wed he smarted that instead of these session commencing cm the Monday they should begin on the Thursday. whim the busioess of the Central Criminal Court woakt be assrly over. Mr. Baldwin, dessisty sleek of the pesos, said it wse poseible sometimes to mold the two esoioas clashing. Mr. Berjesat °melee mid this was • mbleet which bad ao doubt received the consideration of Mr. Bodkin, the As sistaot-Judge, and be could say nothing ow the matter. The subject then dropped. Of • I OS 27 1 f Of Wel Of dab l ; I at 1 Ms If OWL 79 el 11UIfpool ps 1 2lom, . Opus' pol, New bW Wawa .oaleatal Hoot Uoment itrowtoc. at Salado, tuaj.. Wall Vlltlt eustritee I♦taad.ot Orlt.d./tfriaa(L o New Odom al Alumna . . Ua. of Itax..ttraaaa a. "nine Iread tiAllhei ',Odds el Landow .... ft is 68 40 91 94 s 0 119.`i 9 10 pas! 010 pal 46 07 II 44 I . owsnaL 00711011111 T atoollll. II it as.. 1 A../4 1 . 1114a • t :po per el Ilt Dik.rAsop. osetja. 116,•• fie Ropolp.olifte M 1S D. 6. do MI Do. d• leol ; Ooploa.Nov.leil. 4 p.et. I Du. 18111. d 0.., lloorDloa I per ct..l 1 873' Do. a 8 Do. lIPIV , Nokellor. • per cost .. N Issoop.Gov. • p. at. N. 11. Woloo Go 6p. o. Dia Dal P. o. 1.571 lo DM Do. 6p. .18•84)t.... Pm brioa o. l Spoor cook lows fowls • p. 0., Iga6 Poorolood Gov.llir k rat 9. Aoottiow. sm. O eo.JoitD.ib De. d 0 .6 DA. AprO a 0 f o g sk p.m whinadb:l n. Leedom IL RoamMe St. esellregini WASP 114Imola MOO SO Ds. limt MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA Ej Two o'CiooK. The funds today are steady, and Consols are quoted for money a fraction better than on Friday afternoon. Business in this department is extremely quiet. In English railways there is no movement worth mentioning. The attention of the members of the Stock Exchange, and of speculators generally, is still almost exclusively directed to foreign stocks, in which, particularly is Mexican, a very active business is going forward, accompanied by a con stant rise in prices. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted 68fr. 47c., showing no movement of importance. Consols are now quoted 933 to 3 for ,money, and 933 to 3 for the account (October 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 933, 3 ; ditto, for account, 933 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 923 ; New Three per Cents., 923, 3 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1083, 3 ; ditto Bonds, 165., 20s. prem. ; Bank Stock, for account, 240 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3e. prem., par. The foreign stock market is again active and buoyant. A very large amount of business has been done in Mexican Bonds, which, after being marked as high as 473, are now quoted 3 per cent, higher than on Friday. Turkish Consolidie have also risen 3 per cent., the Anglo Turkish loans of 1858 and 1862, 3 to 3 ; and Greek, 3. The upward movement extends to Venezuelan, New Grenadian, Ecuador, and Italian stocks. Some of the present quotations are subjoined :- Greek, 383 to 3 ; Mexican, 463 to 473 ; Turkish of 1858, 703 to 713 ; ditto 1862, 713 to 72; Spanish Passive, 361 to 3 ; Venezuelan, 61 to 62 ; and Turkish Consolidas, 543 to 54. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Brazilian, 103 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 103 ; Equador New Consolidated, 163, 16, 1 ; Egyptian,lol3. 3,3, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 383, 3, 39, 383 ; ditto Coupons, for accomit, 183, 19; Italian, for amount, 73; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 82, 813 ; Mexican, for ac count, 47, 3,3, 3, 47 ; New Granada, 173, 163, 1 73; ditto Two per Cents., 33, 3 ; ditto Deferred, 103,11, 103; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 883 ; Portuguese, 1863, 493 ; ditto, for account, 493, 3 ; ditto 1866, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 491 ; Russian, 1862, 933 ; Spanish, for account, 553 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 483 ; ditto Passive, for account, 363, 3, 37 ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 143, 3, 3 ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 71, 3, 703, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73 ; ditto 1862, for account, 713, 3, 72, 711 ; Venezuela, for account, 253, 27, 263 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 623, 603, 623, 613. Owing to the success of t the Federals at Charleston, the Confederate Loan has declined 13 percent., being now quoted 28 to 26 discount. International Financial shares are rather firmer at 5* to 0} prem., and General Credit and Finance at 21 to 3* prom. London Financial are steady, at 4k to 41 pram. Hudson's Bay are quoted * dis. to par ; and Egyptian Trading, 11 to 2* prem., being better. The shares of the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria are quoted 1 to 14 prem. Tie Roxburgh Castle has arrived from Mel bourne with 114,0001. in gold. The discount market is still influenced by tie approach of the termination of the quarter, by the absorption of money in the provinces for the pur poses of the harvest and of legitimate trade, and by the renewed demand for silver for India, in payment for cotton—a movement which is now exercising a slightly adverse effect on the exchanges with the continent, whence the bulk of the silver required must be drawn. The amount of business at the Bank of England on Saturday was somewhat above the average for a Saturday, and iu the general market, although no pressure was experienced, 31 to 4 per cent, continue to be the terms for good bills. Long paper, however, is negotiated at relatively low terms, transactions having taken place in choice six months bills at 4* to 4j per cent. The only inference is that the financial public retain a belief that the money market will bezome comparatively easy in the course of the autumn. As to the degree of ease to be expected from the payment of the October divi dends, a better judgment way be formed in the course of this week. Should the bill-brokers be able to supply the wants of their customers with_ out having recourse to the Bank of England, the market will probably be found largely supplied with money after the payment of the dividends. On the other hand, if the brokers apply largely to the Bank for advances during the next few days, the repayment of those advances next month will replace the Bauk in possession of the bulk of the dividend money, and leave the supply in the general market proportionately scanty. The amount of the dividends payable in April and October is not so large as in January and July, but, on the other hand, these funds are, as a rule, not so largely drawn upon in anticipa tion at the two first mentioned periods. Next month there will be an addition to the ordinary influx of dividend money, in consequence of the repayment of the India Four per Cent. Debentures, due on the Bth of October. The total amount of these is stated to be 4,8J0,000/., and aesnining that 1,500,0001. has been agreed to be converted into the New India Four per Cent. Stock, there would re main a sum of, any, 3,300,000/. in cash to be dis bursed, less only such amount of the debentures as may be held by the Council of India. It would appear that the release of this sum, combined with the payment of the dividends, ought to given good deal of relief to the market, sad that this relief will still be felt even if it be true that a large portion of the money to be paid by the Council of India is already employed, and will have to be called in before the Bth. It mist be conceded that whereas such money is now available on loan for only a short period, it will be really free for full employment after the Bth. Nor must we leave out of account the probable reflux from the pro viuces of the money hitherto absorbed in the harvest. Of the magnitude of this drain some idea may be formed from the constant withdrawals of coin from the Bank of England on internal account —a movement which has kept the metallic reserve in the Bank almost stationary for a long time past iu face of a steady influx of bullion from abroad. Hitherto the tine harvest now got in has operated as a drag upon the money market, but as the pro duce is gradually realised, and the proceeds accu mulate in the tills of the country bankers, large amounts of money will probably again begin to find their way to the metropolis for employment. The Bank of New Zealand invite tenders, to be opened ou Thursday, the let October, for the first instalment of 100,0001. of the 500,00t11, loan bawd under the authority of the Provinoe of Auckland Loan Act of 1863. The d eben tures, which are issued in sums of convenient amount, carry 6 per cent, interest from the lit of April last, and are to be redeemed in 33 years by a sinking fund of 2 per cent, The interest will be payable halt-yearly at the Bank of New Zealand, iu Loudon. The loan is chargeable upon all the revenues of the province, which as's increasing. The money is wanted for legitimate purposes, amoogst which are the construction of oil I 0 2 6 1 7 I litoloom " ail ... 2SI 11l * 17* THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. Nauru. ASSAULT ON AN ONNIBUS CONDUCTOR. Willis's "mei., • journeyman butcher, w■s charged with sesaaltism William Hughes, the conductor of • "Faroquite" omnibas. Thu eemplaineet mated that on Saturday afternoon the ddesdant got up on hie omnibus to ride to Charing-awe. In the filmed witness asked the premier for his fare, end he ',plied, " I will see you d—d before I will pay yea till I get to Charing-erase." Oe ..seeing at that point wheels stopped the mindless sad imbibed a lade out. The primmer Hies gotta the amebas, mid was welkieg off with. mit gayly'. Wittier followed him, and said " Will you pay your fare, if you piers, sir ?" The prisooer replied, •I will see you d—d before I will my you a peany." Witnees said "Yoe nett pay me," and put oat his hand, bat did sot tooth him. Tim primmer seised him by the seektia, and tested it so that witness was amety etraegied. Game one said "Pet your bead seder hie arm sad throw him down.' Witter attempted to do so, but was unable to throw the prisoner, who oo the contrary Ouse him on the ground, still holding OD to his seek-cloth, sad twisting it still tighter. The struggle cootioned for same time, the prisoner throwiog him doss repeatedly, until at tut williess beams lasso edge. Whoa he recovered the primmer wee to melody. Waimea employed a pother eoednotor to Wm his omnibus oa. He had moos bees very ill. suffering crest pals from his throat, and bleeding from internal injury. H. had hen 1 usable to sleep at eight. The constable, Philips, 564 A, said that when he COMO op! complaiame was lying oe the mound, seesslass, mid the primer holding his cravat so tight that it teak wiser two Minutes to mimes him. TM prisoner ems desk. TiseLlie theme mid the oriedingur seated to sharp Win 6d. of 4d. for his fare. amen Mr. l Hem said that would be so excuse for so violent an t. The wades:ter said ease that was set true. No IaSOMA was ass at ati l osed. aed the pillow simply disbud So pay his fere Mr. Heavy deed bin fol., or ie default two inostluf imprisoo meat. MINES.- (THIS DAYJ Two o'Owoi. There is not much animation in the mining market to-day. East Caradon shares are rather firmer, at 2811 to I, while Nangiles have re ceded to 23 to 24, and Tincroft to 14 to 20. Wheal Croity are quoted nto 4 ; and Marke Valley, 6to I f . In the Stock Exchange Providence have been dealt in at 42, being lower. United Mexican Mining shares are firm, and I Cape Copper and Yudauainutana dulL Other foreign and colonial mines are inactive. The following comprises the substance of advice' just received by the Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company :—" Captain Treloar reports that the produce for July amounts to 2,235 oitayss. This is the highest produce yet obtained, and is an increase of 144 nits's& on the preceding month. The lodes generally at the points in progress are maintaining their favourable character. ' The allotment letters of the Rhenish Consoli- dated Mining Company have been issued. BOILER EXIPLONTOF AT MIN KILLID.—A serious accident took place on Saturday at the boiler works of Messrs. Ferviihengh, Newton, Moor by which two men have lest their lives, sod it is feared that several others are fatally injured. happier' that a number of boiler makers were engaged in testing what is termed a balloon boiler, or wrought iron still, used at chemical works for the purpose of boiling tar. Before these boilers are sent out, it is usual to see whether there era any leakages in the joints. The workmen were engaged in this duty when the overpreesure of steam suddenly blew out the bottom of the WORCESTER GREAT HOP, CATTLE, AND CHEESE FAIL—Wows/an, /MR. 19.—The annual great fair held here for thistle of hops, cheese, and farming stock, came off to-day, and pirmented a busy light. This is the beet hop mama that bee bee° known in Worcestershire and Here fordshire lately, last year being a failure, and so large ware the consignmecte that the earshot's* could not contain them, and the corporation placed the Guildhall at the dis posal of the growers. There werea great mars y boyars from London, the North, Barka, and the large houses, but the growers asked higher prices then the dealers were willing to give, and noesequently business was slack until the mating, when it became more brisk. As much as ll . per cwt. was asked for new Warms. tem, but 61. 10s. to 71. per cwt. was the selling price. They are all pronounced of excellent quality, and as far as could be ascertained neatly 3000 pockets were brought to market. The cheese fair is yearly becoming of lees importance in consequence of the practice on the part of dealers of making their purchases at th farm dairies lesteed of waitieg tale it is Moe& to market PAWL homer, were unusually high. The cattle marline is well eeophed. Them an be tween 6,000 and 7,000 sheep in the pees, and the prices were—Mottos, 7d. to gal. ; iamb, ; beef, Td. to 7+d. per lb. A mod number et home la the fele. enril &noel hem some he animals for eigrioultiersl purposes: 'Priem of wane ranged wide. 11.1 TIES. a. prima 162 11* ti 1 lul 113 91 IS $1 911 IN 11l Ili 116 113 114 11l 118 106 109 113 116 107 101 1001 1131 111 113 110 Ut 30/ MI 1001 1011 1011 1031 let IN 111 lii mil IN 11l 113 111 IN 110 116 1141 ' SI j SI IS .101 flit sakiiil tokocm 111051, MAIO 14, I 0,100 10u, 161, NON Iiii,(111 SM. . /kW* IN i le n 7 %v 1 40 301 114 k Mr. .. 1144 14 a• '• % public works and pablic buildings, the promotion of immigration, and the purchase of waste land from the natives with a view to planting upon it a European population. The native temtory in this province comprises an area of no less than 15,121,541 acres. The second report of the directors of the Van couver Coal Mining and Land Company, to be sub mitted at the half-yearly meeting on the 29th instant, congratulates the shareholders on the pre sent position of the company. The accounts show a total profit of 5,4701.. of which the directors ro pose to appropriate 2,600/. as an ad interim divi dend of 6 per cent. for eight months, and to reserve the balanoe-2,8701.--forfuture distribution. The chief profit has arisen from the coal trade, but the report describes the result of the company's trans actions is satisfactory iu every branch. The direc tors having incurred liabilities to the extent of 12,0001. in the purchase of additional merchandise for the store ano in the cost of a steamer, propose to issue 5 per cent. debentures for that amount. This course has been adopted in preference to making any further calls, and the debentures will be offered in the first instance to the shareholders. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& _ MARK4ANE.:4NEM.DA From most parts of the country very favourable encomia have reached us this morning in reference to the progress of harvest work. At least nine-tenths of the wheat have now been secured in England in very fine condition. The yield is proving a most abundant one. In Ireland and ficotkand the crop are being carried rapidly. The supply of English wheat on offer, to-day, was only morientte ; but the quality of the samples was flue. AU kinds met a heavy sale, at a further decline in the quota tions of 2s. per quarter, and at which a clearance was mot effected. . . . We were somewhat heavily supplied with foreign wheat sod sales programed slowly, at fay la per qr. beneath last Yonday's currency. The show of barley was moderately good, especially of Eoglish. Fine qualities were in fair request, at very full prices ; hut grinding sad distilling sorts commanded ver► little ►tteotios, at barely bite rater. A fair amouut of bov neer war transacted in moat kinds of malt, ►t full quotation.. The imports of foreign oats having been very large, the oat trade was heavy, at 64. to le. per qr. less money. Bemis were in moderate supply, and sluggish request, um former terms. 111 peas very little was doing ; oevertheless, the quotations were supported. The flour trade was inactive, and in some instances the onrreocies had a drooping tendency. Only Bstrigoes of grate have arrived off coast ; nevertheless, the demand has fawn - off, and the quotatioas have been with difficulty supported. Ghirka Tagaareg hae realised':;.. to 37.. Bd. ; Amber Milwaultie, 39e. ; &tide, 33.. 6d. ; sad sew Ohirka, weighing 57ilbs. per bushel, 37a. per qr. Maim bas moved off slowly. Vasil has soul at 26a. 3d. to 26e. 70.; FormeissOns. ; Wallschian , 260.; mid Bulpriaa, 26e. 3d. per qr. In barley very little has been passing. &logics ham produced 245., and Danubian R3e. perquerter. Rye has ruled heavy, at • decline in the quotatosts of from 2s. to 3s. per qr. °elate has changed hands at 275.3.1. Egyptian beaus twist quoted at29a. 61 to 30s. 6d.; and Masamin, 325. to 335. per quarter. Danubian milletseed is held at 22.. to 23e. ; aad Dart, 26a. to 27e. per 480 Ito. Linseed is in moderate request, and the quotations are supported. Azoff Taganrog has sold at 60.. 6d. In warehouse, Bombay is held at 69e. 6d. to 70..: Calcutta, 113. to 64.. ; Odessa. 61s. 6d. to 62 1 1. EttPtilm, 60 1 . Wean.; fine St. Petenburg. 65e. ; Archangel, 56e. to 60.. ; and Rip, 455. to GC per quarter delivered. Linseed cakes have hint in improved request, at very full prime : Load= made, 9/. 15s. to 101. se. • New York, in harvests, 10/. ss. to 10/. 10s. ; ditto in bags, 91. 10e. to 91. 15a. ; Western, 91. 2a MI. to 91.75. 6d. ; Maresillss, 91. 7s. &L to 91. 10.. per too. Coerce cakes, British made, 5/. to 31. ss. per too. Rapeseed is the turn dearer, although the de mand for it is by no memos active. Eoglish, 63a. to 63a. Gd. ; Danish, 65e. to 65e. tied : Gamest, 65e. ' • Fe rompers, 55e. to 58s. and Calcutta, 54. . to Wis. Danubiaa is offeriog at 55e. to Ns.; and wikl Azoff, 35e. to 36.. Cotton seed has realised 71. 7s. 6€l. to 71.15 e. par too. APALVAL or SUM -English : Tares, 997 ; linseed, 65 ; rapeseed. 146 ; and sundry, 843 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 12 ; linseed, 6,918 ; rapeseed, 544 ; maize, 1,000 ; and sundry. 534 qrs. Erreare.-Linseed. 250; and oilseeds, 431 qrs. CUJUIENT P till:Lb. Mauro. Per Qr. Baez, Writ, red 1 - t;011 to it ' Mt;.'. 41 O ~b DltM,~dYbt M~ W K Dit4o mw Norfolk and Ilaccoiii 42 4° 4'..2 rod MIS „ Ditto, sow, . Samar: JO to 41 DIA& fe44 Cltiodlog . So KW. 01llam Norfolk, 4114 el to its 40 to 14 .. 41 to 46 Per Qt. Scotch. feed OEM i Irieb, wrt i e st. • • • i. .. cote s .. IS So is lb lop IS .. la to Muagan Tick Yliorus Flegs4H7 and Wars 67 lo 66 Bo:o -- iousi W is Ober SY 40 44 Old and uew 34 to se English, fend. OATS. IS to 23 ~ potato 25 So 111 I. Amide aad Lamar aarg 46 to U agatook Madden- _ _ 4! t 18 imiLnaL 11 saesu Yll 41 soft Arnikean, red w .lalto to 41 BASIST. Grinding. DiaWilli; Malting Ong. Data. brew „ teed AWLS' ALS Of OWN, ft., I WATE't MULILIAOE, 111.07 CLUNY L _ ... St to 37 ... al to 40 117 to 40 I FLOM To Mak PR in ►to. Rotuobold 34 to U Canary Lib 13 Sorfolk said &Wolk ex skip Sib 81 POI Oh OM a: — Danish sad &wadi& 17 Ss U laaalsa .. Si to r II to ■ 25 to SU Id to U IIbU Cowl. White Yellow FLOM hooch, per sack .... ST to alt American, per M... IS to U Outadlaa, „ If to II STO LONDON, BY LAND AND I UPT. 11 To to FT. 10, IN- SO to II el to 10 Danish &COLA' , PIM ap I e 114,A Clai4l.q •ll rs it leas.l 7ls rs. r e 14 1707 11 1.616° .. 7licka.4ll. RR Barley. Mali 511. 411. gra WWI ... 7701 1747 Y tot g 6 .. 10616 111 a I mo.. estilo6s , 650 lied . - - 117.0 10301 71>RS 70190 15:4 . 1751 1166 161.52 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT lIJLTtI7O AID 111TIRNATI0NAL TOLloRall.) (ROY OUR OWN COMAISPONDRNT.) Market tmetiettes strew, with fair inquiry. The trans seldom will probably foot up 1'2,000 bales. LANE.---(TDIS DAY.) SCUAIL—The market is steady, bet no vales of importance ;mad since Friday. Helloed is in good request at late Conti,- —The parcels declared for public sale during the week are again rattier extensive. The market privately is quiet. Tit.—The limited business transacted is at prime that show a slight decline. ilatrPrrke..-300 begs of Bengal sold at 375. Cd. cash, reheating 31 per osoi. 4000 begs bare beep sold, low cargo !leapt 06. I'd. ; white, lls. 4 d. ; Madnia, lls. Saco.-2,0t0 bags of he Borneo sold at 1.1.. Bust.-130 peatibeesis of Leeward' sold at la. 4d. to Is. bd. _ _ Morrox. —The market bee apin tocsins active, and prices have further advanced. About 3.00) bales sold. The sales edvertised for to-memo amid of 500 hbds. of Weed India sugar, r.k. cooks 3,700 bap of coffee, 120 bags of cocoa, and sundry dryeellery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 9d., ost cash ; Petersham Y.C. as the soot, 4.1 e. od. ; ditto old, 42a. 6d.; October to Decembis, 435. ; Januar► to March, 445. 6d. rAancuires OP TALLOW. Stock co hoard Ole day ....maks Dsiv )Init west Ditto from lit Juno Arrival last week Ditto from lit lase rriosT.C.oo thespot tidsdarowt Ditto To last Friday 341.320 nll4 3.400 1,651 42,115 22,100 3,311 1,112 21,772 21,012 476. 06. I 416. 111 165.15. L i Pia 16. az.mis 2.022 It TOS TAT 41.8711 436. 9.4 446. M. Arrival for the week whim hith Seperieker Met rem tin make mid delivery. lAN OWN. The antral MA week ompriesi 1,29 w e. fro= retersbaridiel Lat• Amend*, OM from bow* America. and 300 from other Plaws—tota. :.587 costa METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. CTlill PAY.) We have a large suppiy of isse — te, and trade pnerAly is dull. The choicest descriptloos met with purchasers at owl► UM week's rates, but other kinds are lower and maoy remain meal& The number of sheep is also considerably larger thee the demand. On the average prices are lower, cod a elesrance cannot be effected. Calves are selling at the same as on Thursday last. From Germany and Holland there are 2,550 beasts, 8,980 sheep, and 359 salves; Ireland, 850 beads; and 2,950 from the Northern and Mid land counties. _ _ . I - i;r - 4 - 16 - 4 - a6 ad alba 4. d. Ld. Pet 4400.0 f SU. a. 4. .. d. Bid 50054. Nord& 4 11 5 6 Sept bus & HUbds /lb 0 0 0 0 116611166 Worms - a a a 11 DNS L0w.0444.... 4 10 b I 544 sad veal besele II 44 4 DI. do. Mara 00 0 • Obbra - - PIP 6 0 6 6I Do. de. Sbora 0 0 0 0 BootDostElfirodo I S 6 6 i Lambs bomb el mold, 6,660; 6twp and Lamb, 27 160; Wm, ; 460. BOROUGH HOP IHARKET.—(THES DAY.) them Pathoodoo sod Smith report a very brink &mood for all aosertptioos of the sow growth of hops at a %Atm &Amoco is prim et 2s. so 6s. psi cwt.