The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-12 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET. CROUTT TO ♦ WIFL Mr. Jena Wild, of the ooffee nudism, rooms, Leicester square, appeared before Mr. Knox to 'newer the complaint of hie wife, Mrs. Eliza Wild, of violently assaulting her. Mr. Louis Lewis, of Ely-place, appeared for Mrs. Wild, sail mid that he should not go into details, but sootiest Naimoli with stating that his client bad again to complain of oa moult committed on her by her husband —part of a long course of brutality pursued towards her by him—and that Mr. Wild had ham three or four timed summoned to that court owing to lb violent conduct. After calling Mrs. Wad, who would depose to the treatment she had received, he (Mr. Lewis) would ask his worship to deal with the case u he thought at. ire. Wild (whose countenance was much disfigured owing lio a bed Mick eye) then deposed that on Tuesday night week her husband behaved in a very from manner towards her in the coffee room before a number of She resented this, and went upstairs, when he followed her up and struck her in the face. He then threw her on the bed, twisted her hair, and knelt on her. She got up, and he then took her by the hair and threw her on the floor, and again knelt es bar and beat her, Liaising her all over. He bad been drinkinga little, end all the while made use of the most diagnstieg language to her and the children. In answer to a question Mre. Wild said her husband had treated her very cruelly for a long time put. A gentleman lodging in the house (Mr. Gosnold) deposed that hearing screw= be got out of bed aid dressed himself, end on going to M F • Wild's room he felled her on the floor ; on her getting up Mr. Wild flew at her, and grasped her by the throat. Hie pulled Mr. Wild away, but he afterwards struck Mrs. Wild in the eye with his fist, and on the fore head with a candlestick, and he believed that bat for his interference the affair would have ended in a very serious manner indeed. _ _ _ I;;Mwort; tieche, the defendant set op a defence which only summated arg the complaint against him. Yr. Knox, miter severely rebuking the defendant for his mainly defence, and animadverting in strong terms upon his cowardly conduct, committed him for two months with hard labour. ANBADLT ON A POLICE INSPNCTOR AND BINGES R. Henry Aforsimer, a rough-looking fellow, was charged with meaulting Inspector Charles Bowles and Sergeant Appleton, 26 C. It appears there was a ball at Willis's Rooms, and the primmer owned a great distorbsaos by ramming to the carnage doors. He was requested to desist, hot he refund, and on being removed assaulted the inspector and the LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (PHIS DAY.) (sr !LIMNS AND DiTzasurolui. rursours.) (nom ant OWN couserainire.) Oorrosr.—The market opal steady, and the ton shoos will probably foot up 5,0 W bales. COEN. —The market,fairly attended. Wheat, limited Waimea and priors in favour of purchasers. Flour dull and rather cheaper. Indian corn steady de mand ; mixed 28s. to 28s. 3d. Epptian beans seams, SAM* on the quay being 30a. 9d. Oats and oatmeal moderate sale at late rates. the letter of credit which her husband had given her on Branders mid Otley'a, the army agents, to • pottage at Wait Derby, near Liverpool, where she was living with the co.respoadeat. She had had no children by bon husband, but she was confined on the 13th of March Let. A number of letters written in • very affectionate strain to her husband, some of them after the adulterous inter course had been commenced, were put in. Decree Mai, with costs. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commieeioner non) IN BE ALBIBT HIRHCHMAN. Mr. Reed applied to the court to make an order In thin ems directing a prosecution. (The case was tried yesterday, and the beekropt was sentenced to two years' imp/lion moot) It was weasel y that • formal order should be made, otherwise the router at the Central Criminal Court would refuse to tax the caste. The Ceromissioner—How con I make such an order when the man has been prosecuted and convicted? Mr. Reed mid he had male the appliettion some time ago, and he only inked the court to mate the order none pro tune. He would take the order for the costa, leaving it open out of what fund they should hepoid. Mr. Registrar Roche raid the unveil had taken the matter entirely into their own hands, sod bad instituted the prasecution without any order of the court. Mr. Reed mid he had applied for the order some time sick _ . _ _ -. The Commissioner—l am quite certain I never made it. Mr. Reed—The application wee granted, and I so en dorsed my brief. The Commissioner—l never made the order, or it would he on the proosediogs. Mr. Reed—lt was made on May 29. The OOMMilliOliar—i will show you my book, if you like. laugh.) Mr. Reed—Will your Honour be good enough to tell as what we are to do? The Commissioner—l decline to give any directions. IN RI ROBINS AND PRIEST. The bankrupts were auctioneers, of Upon. St. Martin's- Lae. This was the sitting for examination and disharge. The joint debts of the bankrupts are 3,9461. ; assets re turned at 878 f. An adjournment was ordered for a Ina and deficiency 'exeunt. (Before Mr. Commissimier Holroyd.) IN RN CUSHION. The bankrupt, a furniture dealer of Islington, applied for his order of discharge. The debts were of iridium amount. Mr. Lewis asked that the petition should be dismissed, on the double ground of misdeecription and a wore( stamp. The bankrupt had traded as " °minim and C 0.," which was painted np in front of hie premises; bat this was not stated in his petition. Before coining to the court be had entered into a deed of arrangemeet with his cre ditors, under which a composition had been paid. He had afterwards been sued by one of the creditors, and a verdict obtained against him ; consequently the deed became null and the debts revived. This made hi liabilities over 3001., and the lower 311.6• of stamp duty wu not sufficient for this petition. After hearing Mr. Downe for the bankrupt. His Honour held the objrctions good, and di mired the petition. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Baron Brsmwell.) J , -. 1 1 Rushton, 45, shoemaker, was indicted for haring Wilfully and feloniously set fire to the dwelling-house of George Neel, he ►nd other persona being therein at the time. Mr. Metcalfe conducted the prosecution. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Orridge. The prosecutor in this case was the brother-in-law of the prisoner, and resided at Forst-hill, and it appeared that the wife of the primmer occupied a house ad joining. It seemed that the peisoner did not re side with hie wife, but he was in the habit of visiting her once a weak, generally on Saturday, and remaining till the following Monday. The fire in question took place on the morning of the 20th of May, and it appeared that it had originated in three places—the gee pipes having been cut in two places, and a quantity of turpentine had been set fire to in another part of the place. The !wideness against the prisoner wee that he was sees is the oughbour hood of the home on the night in question, and could have gained access to the house, although he denied har ing been there, stating that he stopped at his shop in Gray's-inn-road on the night in question. Upon an examination being made, a footmark was found upon one of the flower-beds, which oorreaposded with the prisoner's boot, and a pair of boots were found at his house, with some soil on them of a character peculiar to that of the bor der where the footmark was found. The evidence against the prisoner was entirely circum. stantiaL The jury found the peiseser Pot paler. THE POLICE COURTS. (TEEM DAY.) seriesoL Ha as calsaitied far tauten dsys. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) This morning a Wharneliffe meeting of this com pany was hekl at the Etudoeoquare station, for the purpose of considering a bill for authorising a lame of the under taking of the company of proprietors of the Lancaster Canal Navigation to the Landon and North Western Railway Company, and for other purpose* ; Mr. DIAN in the chair. The DFILLIULAN mid he had to apologia, to those present for the trouble given them in coming to the =amiss, but it was a matter which did not depend upon the directors or upon the secretary of the company. The bill had reference to the Lancaster and Carlisle matters. The preamble bad bean proved, bet the clauses had not yet been settled, therefore he proposed that the meeting be adjourned for the further consideration of the bill until the 185th of June. . Areaol;i4On in accordance with the chairman's sug gestion was carried, sad the proceediup terminated. GALLEN'? LIPJEBOAT SERVICE. THORPEYESS SUFFOLK, THMIZIDAT NIGHT. At 1 o'clock this morning, signals of distress were NM burning from a vessel in the direction of Sisewell Bank. It was blowing • heavy gale of wind from the && W. at the time. The Ipswich lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution, stationed at this place, was Immediately launched through a very heavy sea. and pro seeded to the rescue of the vessel's crew. On nearing the wreak. both the mute fell with therneudous vielenee, sod it was with the greatest difllaulty the six poor fellows no board were hauled into the lifeboat. Indeed, it was an awful moment. The lifeboat shipped at the time a very heavy ma, wbieb carried away one of her noble crew ; bat who fortunately regained the boat by means of his lifsbelt sod • line. The splendid lifeboat behaved admirably on the ...evasion. The cost of this boat was preneatek &boat twelve months ago, to the National Lifeboat Inititution, by the town of Ipswich, sad she has slam been the mesas of meening two shipwrecked Clew, from inevitable death. lioernma Boarrrax.—The executors of the late Mho Nary Anse Philp have paid 501.. free of legacy daty, to the roads of this socieet and valuable charity. ORTIRAL POOL—H A Lv-A-Cer.ows DAY.—THI7IB - J1:11111 IL —Adrniariees on payment, 1,585; ditto by eases tickets, 1,778 ; total, 3,363. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (st ammo Tuasias.) NEWTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MANOR HANDICAP. About five furlong,. Mir Julia, Nimble, Gammon, Caroline, Alice Lee, Onmem, Devotee, Garibaldi, Mountain Buck, Hartford Hill, Inheritor, and Captain Knight are here. LYME PARK STAKES. About five furlong,. Sir Within Guineas'. f, Prince Arthur, Sti ff , and Per suedes are hore. SOUTH LANCASHIRE STAKES. About • mils and • quartex. Brilliant. Captain Crow, Ratcateher, Bohemian, Pastime; and East leincsaltire are here. SELLING HANDICAP. One mile soda quarter. Acorn, Queen of Clubs, Xonietrap, Tautology, and Coverdale are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LANG. —crfus DAY.) The supply of English wheat on sale here, today, was very moderate. Owing, however, to the favourable ac count. at hand respecting the appearance of the crops in most parts of England, the demand for both red and white qualities was in a sluggish state; but, compared with Monday, no quotable choose took place in prices. Fine foreign wheats sold ,omewhat freely,. at toll cur rencies. In other kinds very little was mann, at barely late rake. The show of samples WRII seasonably extensive. ' floating cargoes of grain were a dull inquiry, at about previous quotations. Barley, the show of which was only moderate, changed hands slowly oo former terms. Fine sound malt was scarce, and in request, at full quo tations. Other descriptions were less active. The oat trade was dull ; nevertheless, there were no sellers on lower terms. The supply of foreign oats is much redmed. _ . Bonn, though in lair average supply, were unite u dear as last week. - - - Therefrr peas was steady. In pikes no change took place. Owing to a large influx from America, the flour trade wrs in a sluggish state, and late mks were barely supported. Linseed was firm in price ; but raps was the tarn cheaper. All other seeds, ma well as esker, ware a dull inquiry. CTIALENT inas. Em Via. Per Qr. i Irrel.KonCr;d7; 4l, 40 to 10 Mt*, white.. 51 to 51 Norfolk and Lincoln red BAIIIT Per CO. lfalttog -- SO to • Death,* Grading 0 to 27 RUE. lasx, Norfolk, awl Suffolk 0 to 0 Maplou sad Were 0 to SB Brovm _ _ 60 to R Itootch=to U to 27 18 to $8 black SIAM. Manitas 2O to 38 lick 2O to Itsnotr Pigeon 2B to it Pus Old and naw IS to SI OM. Engrsh, feed l9 to It ~ =ado l4 to IT ID to IA !raw. Peroir — : a. I. ..____. Daatakt mad Lamp- fa to Id Ro berg stock t Meoldar 49 to fa SAWA 47 to SO Bowdon. bard soft American, red whit* alto St BAJLIAT. Grey -- 34 to le Nt e • III to 40 87 to 38 Rom Tows issols,jOr 930 Thu Household 4O to 417 Couoti9 Norfolk sad Suffolk, ea dip l9 to 8 P. Qr. OA D.nlib and Bort& 18 to 911 tartan _ 19 to 13 Grinding - nto n Distilling Malting Om Mobil 34 to ST 1 117Ptian 3l to U Ut. Dutch, brew - l9 to U toad AIRMAILS of GRAIN &0., CARRIAGE MJ OM UNI _ 116 to BS Seam bitotia white so to It Yellow hoax Pros* par sock .... to 42 elanisk,asto 43 AM11611•14 pot bet... 21 to IS Oailottlaa, „ 10 to INTO LONDON, BY WATER. I 10 JIINZ 11, INCLUSIVE. ineal. Barka. Matt Osts. Flour. gra. qrs. pm brie. maks. SagSoh sari Scotch' 120 10 0480 10 .. 700 Irlah Foreign 8720 1070 .. 10100 10140 1610 Tetal MINCING LANE.-(THIS D4Y.) &GAL —The market has becoime lees adv.,. but the moderate basins.s transacted has been at about previous prime for West India ; grainy Mauritius has sold at 36e. to 301. for yellow. Refined brown lumps era still quoted at 47... with a fair demand. 00411. —The public males of Ceylon have gone off with out animation, but prices are unchanged. Triage plautetion sold at 635. 6d. to 795. ; low to good middling, 81s. 6d. to 90e.; peaberry, 92a. to !!a. TM. —The demand privately °patinaes dull and inactive. Public sales of China tess are advertised for Tuesday next. Iticx—The market is quiet. 1,263 bags of cargo Bengal sold at Be. 6d. _ . . - 74;77—The demand is moderato for all desorsptions. SALITZMI-600 bogs of refraction 54 1 t0 sf, ..m at 375. 3d. to 375. 4d._ itret.-:- - Loat 50 puncheons of Jamaica mkt at former prices. Oorron.—There is a better demand, and the business transacted bas bees at prices not previously obtainable. Hintr.—Reesiaa continues firm. New clean at W. 10s.; fine old, 401. Manilla mold at 241. 10a. for fair roping. Irmoo.—The east quarterly asks will commence on the 14th July. 42) chests are at present declared. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market Is dull Prices ere quoted as follows : Town tallow, 41s. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the epee, 42e. 6d: ; 41 this mouth, 42a. 6d. ; July to Seeman. Ira, 4a. 9d. ; October to December, 43e. 6d. HIDE MARILST.--(THIS DAY.) Lasocra4l.l.—Hides.—Prioss : 661bs. to 64165., 21d. to 3d. ; 64165. to at.., 9d. to 34d. ; 7216.. to 8016.., 3d. to 4d. ; 80 1 bs. to Nibs., 3ed. to 44d. ; 86165. to Salto.. 4d. to 4M. ; Hoot hides, 10s. Od. 11.. 6d ; OW skins, light, 2.t. 6d., to 4t. Od. • hll, Ts. Od. BilueorDen.—Eihesp sibs, to —a. —4. ; Doane. 6s. Od. to 9s. ; Las, 6d. to 3s. 10d. ; Sheer. ls. Bd. to 1.. 10d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden arid Smith report a fair demand for fine and middling samples of both English and foreign, with a short supply. The plantation amounts are favour able, as regards the progress of the bins, but every district is more or km infested with both dy and lice. Prima remain the same. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Eod Hotta; 17s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Lanibtou, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Stewuta, 17a ; Walls End South Hatton, 17a. 6d. ; Walls Eod Triutdon Hartlepool, 17a. ; Walls Eod Hartlepool. 17s. ; Walla End Braddyls Hettoe, 17a. ,• Walls End Russel "[attars, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16e. ; Walls End He ugh Hal), 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Eden Maio, 15e. 9d. ; Walls End Gostorth, 15e. 9d. ; Walla Eod Frantwellgate, 15s. 9d. • Powell's Duff rya Stearn, 18a. ; Wyloss, 15e. 9d. ; Huddle's Hart ley, 15e. ad. ; Hastiap Hart4y, 15a. 3d.; longxet'a Hartley, 15e. SL —46 ships at market. WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAHAL —43OIITNANPION, FIIDAT. —The Royal MO Packet Ootepaity's steamship Alesto, with the West India sad Peak sine, pusgt Host Chetle, at 1.40 p.s. today._ _ _ • LEAPING 0171 or • TRAIN. —On 74012cla t r after noon, a pessenpr who had taken a ticket at Ba by , the 5 p.m. train for Rath*, intending to re-book r ere for Glasgow by the trek which leaves Edinburgh at 5.15 p.m. , neglected, through sleep or inadvertence, to quit the tram on rte atival at Bathe., sad, on discovering his mistake, when the train bad reached within hull a mile of GOCW station, be haatily opened the doer of the compartment, of which he was then the sole oocupant, and leaped out while the train was running at a great , speed. That part of the line at which he leaped is bounded by a gam wall, against which be woe throw. with much force, sad the guard having reported what had occurred on hi arrival at Gager, the engine MS immediately detached and sent beet to the scene of the widest. The unfortu. sate man was thus brought speedily into Edinburgh, and removed to the Royal Infirmary, when his iojaries were feud to be of so serious a character as to place his life in ormaiderable dancer, and to render it doubtful if one of hie legs may not suffer amputation. We understand he is in nlarof a end mine in the neighbourhood of glarnanean. siengh Courant. DRAM 11.011 LIGHTNING,—We have to report an awfully sudden death from lightning. On Tuesday, at half-past eleven o'clock, am a national school teacher, John Mooney, stationed at Aughanduff, lOU engaged fu i••••11CWOR a clams of children, he was suddenly knocked ever by a flash of lightning, which illuminated the building for the moment in a moaner almost dentist to the co lookers. A little boy standing near the teacher had his breast and clothes severely singed, and so terrified were the scholars at the awful sight they had just witnessed that some of them screamed aloud, and others rushed from the place. Anisteoce was speedily orocured. and Roomy woe removed ; but he bad been ki ll ed on the gob—Perry Telegraph. SHARE k1873-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The railway market continues dull, with little business. Great Western stock has declined j per cent, and London and North Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkhire, j, while Caledo- Man has improved I, and South Eastern, I j. The other leading lines are quiet. London and North Western stock is now quoted 101} to 102 ; Great Western, 681 to I ; Mid land, 128 to ; Lancashire and Yorshire, 110} to 111 ; South Eastern, 92 to ; Great Eastern, 152 i to 1. ; Caledonian, 117 to 118 ; London and South Weste rn, lo4l to 1014 ; and Great Northern, 124 to 1 i Great Indian Peninsula * Scinde railway stooks are inquired for, and Grank Trunk of Canada second preference bonds exhibit an improving tendency. Great Luxembourg shares are firm. ULDLNLLY SAWS LID MOLL es. IN I asuman. clor s u4 sl I salsa sodas lei p.s. sizia.,,WoLaSsaarVoi. lasik &Ed tgui /SSA Mold @Ed asrhar Oak And Onevall . • Ds. • I • sfitv..asiS 6 Do. Dlp.s.lapitAlolt. Dylan astll~ Tex Doel.,Psdb. • Abd.h. Iklisbar. sad =Pr • S. Waken 8i 81 86 IN 117; 118 117 e 40 41 la 16 91 93 109 110 62 63 4d 60 KS i 9 d Me 12161 131 132 lid 136 101 103 66e a Do. A Stock. ... Do. loot Anna n 8a Gina Maras( loollood DIA I Ma so 413 v. Do./ J 1118 pot. Is paid B GI. Ilona • Wool (11o.) wai1.......... 1 - 3 — ).llkoaTfaid;iiiic. Lamlima Yoetab , Looks 114 111 Ilaw4low 1 ,- ortli LawdartasalkWealar• MiajallkaUsentirth Marmot mai Chalk. Do. Naw Do. Wow _ _ 1101 :111 76 71 116 118 48 46 109 1001 10 , 4 6 1 1060 66 11* 14 t 1 pm 111 li 32 3 Prn 117 111 Da WaalDray ADO. el Wa ara) Do i Shama lad [at NM Cent (Cray NOM DMA . Do.l4la,Porlit,lTad. N. leatanr—Borwirat . WC — cuillirel D. Lomb .._ . De. Yank .... M 1 Ki 51 MI 61 4 99 90 D. 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Bonds Do. do. deterred Do. and prof.Boode 1 Do. ea dolorr. d Do. Ird pref. Stock Do. do. .t Monett Do. 4th pro'. Stock Do. do. deterred Prom Indian ladmott 11l 112 101 l 11 pr. 1 pa Illp lai 72 7i 43 iS 61 44 44 42 43 66 34 IS 27 la 211 26 110 1 !ye Do. l!ow Do. January, DIOS el B. a o ttte a t j . S. GRIM 10(4 11 1:t 91 dli 97 1041 a NI (ads& User Gem lie pm el _ . _ — I i FR 1907 e 9 101 .066 166 106 r.ri Do. de ger M_ ItsilsClorp.Sp-Allsods Idea. sod Ilobsos = K.prosowlst o VI U - N. L ai Canada p. a. ilalado, gas 6 per cog Do. Delhi do. Do. do. do Do. Potab do Do. do. do Do.I II I N 1 tel 148 10. t Tim 111 10 II 11 % 111 IN JOINT STOOL WILL. No. 1 Mt. I BAAML 1 Pt I CI. palms 1 Balim. WO !Dm end U. Sera Dank . SO 101 NI 1 101 100 , AlllanoeLon.aLtrerpsel II 101 11 pm; 324 le, • 60 lAngto Portuguese (16m. 8 14 0.41, woo 40 Aorarelute 7,616 60 Do. New (Unshed) IS, 16 lank of Ig BOM M ults O ; Baal of 10,000 — OOG 100 'Bonk of (raftweland 111 le WI. 9 a.. 60 Bank of Theta**. IS le 6, 100 Bank of Wales (Lim) 00, , 10 13ank e d New Zeeland (L 6 1 1 64 gml 10, . SO Brlt.stad Amnia* Ex.(L 6 1e Se pen 114 60 BMA* K. America .. all 60 61 10 Char.a.Brlt, Colorable 10 1 1 pm IL IS 0. Bk. Inds* Aha., 60 112 116Chhn ell 19 al Is 291 a 11 Chard. 1L of Inas, De all 61 55 cm/ ..... . 20 5 . 140 °denial .......... ~ 10 SII 40 1 6,000 100 Continent* 10, • 100 Inglith sal Irk* vim ) 6 1 die 1 pen 16, * I•ll.ll4radanee. Costs 10, , E NS Illadra.ChlneetJap.(L) 20 2 1 us 10.00) 180 Imperial Women 10 q ligen 11.1 Imperial 10.000 100 Condo° and Bruillan ll6 *per 6,000 100 Lon.B.A7ree&LPl644 (L X 4 6pm 60.000 SO Lon. Ch. flank of Andel. al 781 29 10, . 100 London end Colonial (L. 6 1 *Me a IS Leaden sad Own* 110, 1111 Wafts Id* Moak 10, 1110 Len. end lfiddkess (L. 6 1 elle par 10, HO Len. end Northern (L 10 11 01 elk 60, 10 Lendso 4 ion,,. 01v1r,n all s all go 10, 100 LawArarak&Arnerlean (Is 2 1 die ter 160 Loa & B.Mararn (! 6 1 die pm Ira gen Lew. ee W l eramungs lO 80 8 10,'' SS *senile Itzchang..L 7. 1110 NOM. I Prow. eras • IL. 1 21 lip. 1, , . NS Do. Reeerred . 6,'' 100 Naked Beak (asi.) 10 100 Nallanal of Lire. pro (L 4 6 Pm 80, 19 4 Pro e e 1 seas, New - 1 4 00 Netketal Bank — 14 1111 New Wrath Mew ell 61 SS 1 14. * Ortental Bank Omen. all IS 67 Ch MS Prorandal of frots•A _ 66 00 91 10 ; Sande, Pool., I DAY (L 1 IDe par 21 le. 116 South Australis ell 89 41. 101 , Srand.of Brlt.B.Aklos(L 12 9/ 61 Pm --. 61. 26 'Union .4 6411.•111. 6. 100 117 n. of itiekttranee . (11 lO a 1 dls 10. 196 Cato n et Ireland (Ihra ). 17 1 1 411 OM SO Qatar of London .. . DIBIIIII7II MCI & No. I lik. 1 troone. IPd 1 CI prices. 1 Wu. 18°m\ 11 1 0101Foremlp.e.Josekilg 1 1 l 1 IMP 101 1 111. Nark& 4 p.a.MaLaiega. 0,4111 et. N.lna 4p.et.JeleAtely 188 py * 81. 11•3111 ii N. /bat. 4 go. M. 106 ii. N. W.ll9liand 01.--4lp -t lou Uhl 1116 1041 gOVILIIKUT MLitt. CL prom 1 Bair. 244.5.1.6.1 010.000.119.0,11,746 . 100 107 100 De.4l/9066.1016.0.A55. 100 106 197 De.4per el/ler.alep. 100 106 197 De. 6 per wet De.iparentlr. nook 100 96 07Cigelellopeep.4.11871 IN HO 100 110 10 id do. 112 1 De. do 1 10 US 119 De. do 1801 110 119 117 Ce11ee.N00.1976. 6 pot. 140 113 116 Mearitlas 4pr east— 104 109 111 Natal Got. 6 per met Nye orarte.Gov.6p.o6 lOl Ile 1(9 If. /Mar (kip. a.l NO DM 104 Do.' p. 0. lan In 1170 111 106 104 De. 6p. a., 11111602 l9O 101 1091 Dec Zeelsad @per emit. 100 111 114 New Ileitla 4p. 6,1976 144 122 199 Gov.op.ceot 100 112 116 Leet.G.4. 4 p.e. Unit 100 113 116 . 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Rent r d N.Zesioad T.02141.411= jOilshl9r~ 0 , 1101. to NIL !Masan Om Irmil aim Lead& We sedOelds. Mom _ _ BM & lir a ClZ . loa.(L` Do. Illoyal wan ewer .... brai_ab Amok. lamp's, mom Auloohais Lod Sokomodao Tot. kelp Do. do. Toiageoge to Leo (L.) =Ad Art(L) la.oo.D.Otoad. , o 1 'Van Dieromes per fpm I iPm par 1 pm l' 4 ~... 4 ...3 . 81, 1 i qPo I DI e 1* i i t PO id 61 61 to AU Tor 61 68 T 6 86 1 18 20 pee 10 13 46 Kt l i i If u 6• 43 46 LIS 143 PI sa I t t itis rm xd I dig lar 15 i 106 PREFERENCE SHARPS. Great Western redeemable Four-encl-e-Half per Cent., 101 i. Innoashire and Yorkshire Six per Cent. Stock, 13S. London and Brighton Five per Cent. Guaranteed Stock, No. 1, 116. London, Chatham, and Dover Five per Cent. Preference, 100 Ditto Four-and.e-Half per Cent. Preference Stook, re deemable if determined by the proprietary, 101. South Wales Guaranteed Four-and a-Half per Cent., 102. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia, sod San Francisco (Limited) Guaranteed Seven per Nat., 1%. Great Luxembourg, HI, I. Ottoman (Smyroa to Aulin), 12f. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. uveariorlOßll.—Bales to-day London and North Western, 10E—Manchester, Sheffield, and Uncolnahire, affi !loath 'astern and Dover, 90-Bambre and Menne, 10, 546 Make.' Bank, p. —British sad 'Persian Manna 7.10 p.— Confederate Loan, II d.—ltutesahlre and Yortffigre IS per cent, 114—Padde Steam SO. MONEY ILIBEET.-(T1116 DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The Bank of England return being of a more favourable character than had been anticipated, the funds are firmer this morning, and an advance of per cent. has taken place in Console. The variations in English railway stocks have not been of material importance, business being very limited. In the foreign stock market prices generally have been well supported, and a fresh advance has taken place in Mexican Bonds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 35c., showing no change. The Bourse, how ever, is described as " heavy, in consequence of the returns of the Bank of France," which show a i decrease of 1,100,0001. in the coin and bullion, sc. companied by an increase of 520,0001. in the dis counts. Consols are now quoted 914 to 92, ex div., for money, and 921 to 4, ex div., for the account (July 9). The official business report is as fol lows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 92, 911, 92; ditto foracconnt, 921 ; Three pea Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 1; Bank Stock, 2331, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, 108 ; ditto Bonds, 145., 10s. pram. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 96 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 4s. prem. Mexican Bonds continue in request, and are again better. Purchases have been effected as high as 374, but the last transactions recorded are at 361. Venezuela Six per Centa. have de clined 4 per cent., while an improvement Of like amount has taken place in Greek. Spanish Passive Bonds have been firm. Some of the present quotations are annexed : - Turkish 1884 Loan, 92 to 93 ; ditto, 1858, 70 to ; ditto, 1862, 714 to ; the Consolidds, 501 to ; Venezuela Six per Cents., 571 to 581 ; Greek, 374 to 38 ; and Peruvian Bonds of 1862, 90 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Greek, for account, 374, 4, 38, 371 ; ditto Coupons, 181, I, 4 ; Italian, for account, 72* ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 811 ; Mexican, for account, 364, 374, 361, 37, 361. New Granada, 16 ;Peruvian, 1862, 904 ; ditto for account, 904; Russian, 1859, 584 ; ditto, 1862, 921, 4 ; Sar dinian, for account, 841, ex div. ; Spanish for acct., 541; ditto Paaaive, for acct., 344, 331; ditto Certifs., for account, 121, 12 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 921 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 7 1 4,1,1 ; ditto, 1863, 14, 1 prem. ; ditto Guaranteed, 142/ ; Venezuela, for account, 251; ditto, 1862, 571, 58. The scrip of the New Venezuelan Loan remains nominally quoted 4to I prem. Turkish is steady at 1 to 14 pram. ; Italian, at 21 to 3 prem. ; and Confederate at 21 to 11 die. International Financial shares are again lower, at 54 to 51 pram. General Credit and Finance show a slight decline, being quoted 21 to 24 prem. London Financial are steady at 14 to 21 prem. We have received the following communication from Messrs. Bill, Fawcett, and Bill, brokers to the Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria (limited) : (Tolima dated Vienna, 11th Jane, 1863.) TO THE IDITOS OP TUB MIMI& • The news from Mexico has caused extraordinary excitement in the market for Mexican Bonds. The first transactions recorded were at 341 yesterday's closing quotation having been 33} t 0 331. Purchases were then effected at gradually advancing prices, until 361 was marked, and the final quotation-361 to I—was1 —was nearly 3 'per oent. above that of yester day. There was also animprovement of 1 peroent in Granada Deferred Bonds, and Egyptian and Italian stocks were firm, but, with these excep tions, the course of prices in this department was not favourable. A good deal of attention was directed to-day to preparations for to-morrow's settlement in the shares of the International Financial Society. The supply of shares being adequate to all require ments, the price has slightly declines], closing at 61 to 6 prem. ; General Credit and Finance have risen to 21 to 3 pram. ; and London Financial were firm at 2 to 24 prem. In the market for bank shares a slight improve ment took place in Imperial Ottoman, London and Colonial, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered ; while Anglo-Portuguese and London and Westminster were rather fiat. East and West India Dock stock and London General Omnibus shares were firmer. Atlantic and Royal Mail Steam showed heaviness. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at Of to f prem. ; Universal Marine, 1 to Of dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 16-16 to 3 1-16 prem. • Commercial Union, 1.1 to 11 pr am . ; North Britis h and Mercantile Insurance, 161 to 171; London and Provincial Marine, die. to par ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows : British and Foreign Marine, to f prem. ; Empire Marine, 4to prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 7 to Margate Hotel, Mediter ranean Rotel, 1 to If prem. ; Hotel, fto 1 prem. ; Southampton Imperial otel, par to I prem. ; Kingstown Hotel, to 14 prem. ; Clarence Hotel, to 1 pram. ; London and Paris Hotel, tto prem. ; Cornhagen Railway, fto 1 prem. ; Photogenic Gas, to lf prem. ; London and Ham burg to 14 prem. Dural:lnn Acorn's:cr.—Au inquest was held at the Aug•el Inc, Gainsborough, on Monday, before Mr. Coro ner Holgate, touching the death of George Hogg, son of Rt. Hogg, gardener, aged 19, who bad met with his death in a dreadful manner on the previous Saturday at Ashcroft Mill. Deceased, it appeared, was engaged io feeding a bone mill, when the driving strap slipped off the drum and whilst attempting to get up the spout, down which the boom slide, with the view of adjusting the strap, his foot slipped, and his right leg was drawn into the mill. The mill was at mom stopped, and prompt amaistanos rendered the unlock gate youth. The whole of the leg, however, and part of the body, had disappeared in the mill, and been crushed nearly to dust ; and had he not been seised hold of when he was his whole body would have shared the same fate. The jury found a verdict of accidental death, but recommended the machinery to be protected in that part to future.— , Btei laford Mercury. MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—Au acci dent of a very painful character occuried on Tuesday at Salmis Bleachfield (belonging to John M'lntyre, Esq.), in consequence of which a young lad named Wighton, son of Charles Wighton, lost his life. The particulars, so far as we mild learn, an as follow :—About mid-day Wighton was engaged in lifting yarn from oneof the boilers, had just oompleted hie teak, when by some means or other be overbalanced himself and fell into the boiling liquid. Not withstanding his fearful position, the lad it is said, managed after great exertion to extricate himself from the boiler before aid arrived. On his condition being discovered, no time was lost in procuring medical assistance, and Dr. Ramsay was speedily io attendance. Everything was done for the poor sufferer that medical skill could devise, but without avail, as the unfortunate lad died after a few hours of excruciating agony.—Dander Advertiser. Mann AT CHALONS. —A communication from the camp of Chalons of the 10th contains the following : " Mass was celebrated at the camp on Sunday, for the first time this year, in presence of all the troop under arms, and a considerable number of strangers and inhabitants from the localities in the neighbourhood. At 12 precisely, the troops in parade dream, each regi ment beaded by its band and colours, marched to the altar in the plain, where the holy ceremony was about to be celebrated. The altar wee decorated with flags, trophies of arms, and other military attributes. In the midst of the troops, teeing the altar, & epees wee left free for the marshal, who attended with all his staff. On the arrival of the troops the standard bearers placed them selves with their flags at each side of the altar, upon the step of which stood a line of sappers, axe on shoulder. Three cannon shots were fired during the celebration ; the first, on the priest ascending the altar; the second, on the elevation of the host ; and the third, at the end of the ceremony. During the mam a military band played tamed pieces at intervals, and at the end • chorus of sol diers, consisting of some hundreds of vanes, sang the • Domino sebum fan Imperatorem.' The most important and solemn moment of the mass is that of the elevation of the host. The cannon thunders, the drams beat. the sol diers present arms and bend their knees, the flags are lowered, and the altar appears rising mimetically above the kneeling troops sod people who surround it. The marshal and his staff, who had been present on foot, mounted their horses at the end of the ceremony, and the troops, according to custom, filed off before his excellen:y.” WErr LONDON RAILWAY. —A special meeting of this company was held yesterday at the office in Token home-yard, Mr. S. Bird in the chair, for the purpose of considering a bill now before parliament containing provi sions for the dissolution of the West London Railway Company, sod for conferring powers on the West London Exteosion Railway Company of raising additional capital, Be. Mr. Reed, the solicitor, having read the bill, explained at some length the position in which the shareholders of the West London Railway Company about to be dissolved, would stand with the kztension Company. The latter company required all the shares of the West Londou Coin piny to be converted into stock before being transferred, and to this be apprehended there would be no objection made at this meeting. He bad prepared several clauses reserving the rights of the West London shareholders, to be inserted in the bill, sod which clauses bad been submitted to the directors of the Estimator' Company, and by them opposed generally. There might be some slight alteration neces sary, and he would therefore suggest that the resolution about to be submitted should sanction the bill subject to such alterations as the directors of the West London Com pany might approve. The chairman, having expressed his Manure that the long protracted settlement of the corn. pany's dissolution was coming to • close, then moved a re • solutiou approving of the bill in the terms ingested by the solicitor, which was unanimously 'greed to, and the meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the chairman. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLI A - MIXT. —Yesterday in the committee on the proposed new line to Brighton Mr. Hops Scott, Q.C., summed up the whole case in an able and eloquent address on behalf of the Brighton Company, contending at considerable length, after tracing the origin, progress and I present positiord of the existing company that a new line to Brighton was not called for by the necessities of the public. Like other companies they bad invested their capital on the faith it its being allowed to fructify. London had been amply accommodated, and Brighton had flourished under them, and it was only fair that they should be protected in the possession of their vaned interests. In conclusion he called on the committee to reject the proposed new project, and the committee adjourned to this day, when Mr. Denison, Q.C., will reply on the whole question, and it is expected that the committee will give their decision. After hearing Mr. Calvert, Q C., in favour, and Mr. Mauls for the Liverpool Canal, the committee passed the bill for the transfer of the Lancaster Canal to the London and North Western Railway. The ease of the Kinston and Eardisley !having been concluded, that for the Welsh and Midland Counties Junction, intended to furnish railways between Craven Arms and Dudley and Wolverhampton, was opened. The opposition evidence to the South York. shire is still in progress. The bill of the Scottish Central, for the transfer of the Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Junction Railway, was passed, and the clause settled. The bill of the Glasgow and South Western, for additional powers and new line between Glasgow and Paisley and lien. freeshire, wee passed ; together with the same company's bill for the use of the Ayr tad Maybole Railway. The bill for the Yarmouth Gas was opeesd, and witnesses were =- mined by Mr. Richards and r. Somerset. In Earl Ambenre's committee, Mr. Merewether, Q.C., summed up the ease oa the question of the Great Western and Wed Midland Amalgamatioa MU, but as he had not conoleded when the 'amities nee at 5 o'clock. the further hearing of the =tiff was adjourned to this day. Bo,—l have within the last few days received assuranors from the imperial government of Austria th►t the undertak ing founded upon the concession about lobe granted so Baron Thierry, the statutes for which will in a few days be submitted to the Emperor for his sanction, in the only institution for which the sues eery forms h►ve been complied with, and which is in • condition to be brought out as under go vernment auspices in Austria. I have therefore to give an unqualified ooetradiction to the state ment in your paper of the Bth instant, purporting to come from Vienna, that • project called the Anglo-Austrian Bank will be immediately announced under government auspices in Austria. I have likewise to give a wellies denial to the statement that the institution promoted by my firm ban no privileges, as its name but is an ordinary banking project. When the eonousion is seen it will be found, on the contrary, that the li privileges are of • very important character.—l am, Sr, Your obedient servant, _ _ Wield) WALTER T. FAwcsrr. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation day "), and terminate on Tuesday. A further sum of 55,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The North American, from Quebec, has brought 12,0001. in specie. We understand that the French government have given instructions for the manufacture in this country of a submarine cable of about 115 miles in length, to connect Oran, in Algeria, with Cartha gene, in Spain. The electrical conductor will be covered with a coating of india-rubber instead of gutta percha, which bas hitherto been generally used for the purpose. The result will be watched with some interest by those connected with tele graphy, it being considered by some that India rubber has not hitherto had a fair trial in connexion with the manufacture of submarine cables. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 2,206/. over last year ; the London and South Western a de crease of 382/. ; the North Eastern a decrease of 1,8651. ; the Great Western a decrease of 4,048/. ; the Midland a decrease of 3,6541. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 5871. ; and the Great Northern an increase of 2291. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 29th of May were 10,2651. sterling, being 1,6591. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A general meeting of the shareholders of the London and Brazilian Bank (Limited) will be bald on the 26th inst., to confirm the resolution for an increase of the capital, and for carrying out the arrangement with the Anglo-Portuguese Bank. At the second ordinary general meeting yesterday of the Westminster Brewery Company a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum was declared, free of income tax, leaving a reserve of 1,7001. The balance available for dividend was stated at 3,9501. It appears that the Liverpool Corporation have resolved to dispense with private suretyship' on the part of their officials, and in future to require from each a guarantee policy in the European Assurance Society, the members remarking that "private guarantees are often found wanting when they should be forthcoming." With reference to the market for American securities Mr. E. F. Satterth smite reports as follows : Since our last, of this day week, the market is Loodoe for American securities has been less active than for some weeks previous. °waters in Illinois shares are waiting the result of the attack upon Vicksburg ; which place forms the key to the free navigation of the Mississippi river. United States Bonds continue in good dinned for Amsterds - n. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the eleventh series of hide Wes only a moderate de mand we. experienced for East India kips, and salted hides were doll of sale. FAA India—Ox and Cow: Cal cutta of good quality were in fair request at late rates ; and upon heavy hides we have to Dote en occasional advance of td. to odd. per lb. ; bat for middling and common descrip tion@ the demand was moderate, sod in some mew former prices were barely supported. Madras, Pondicherry, is., sold at about late rates. Ths analysis of the sales is 104,697 Calcutta new parcels. 35,830 brought forwsrd from earns, and 14,123 Madre', Pondicherry. lee., in all 154,650 hides, of which 96,670 were sold. Boat India—Buffalo were mostly bought in. Leather—Pest Indian sold well; Australian was also in good demand, at rather advanced prices. Salted Hides —Australian wee in limited request, sad meetly bought in. The few sold were at rather earner prices. Cape were all mold. Dry Hides—Caps brought previous rates. Bark—Minium was in limited request at about late rates. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 10, compared with that Q -w IP 21 , • 21 N 1 8 82 1 dim pa It V ..- .. iiiio ilia :: wow •• •••• • • .... .. vii;wo :: Tow .... - • - Nil no no IS Ia 10 10 168 10 92} IN IN NO 100 IN 100 1110 uo i 44 noi I ic4i T Cm the previous week, shows the folio , changes: threnistion ions 528,2 30 .910 Isorease rusoss Circulation active , Public deposits Gov Other .me deposi t ie secnritka .13 , 916125 3" Docreses jaata" 44)36'113,443187 ti tasking department ... 11,161,395 loiresse Othesessordses in basking department Ooin end bullion in both departaxente 14,558,121 thereon Both day sod other bills 566,010 Loam The Best Notes in reserve Total reserve (rotes in tusking 4). 8,691,671 Increase 84,483 Although the demand for money at the Bank has continued active, as is shown by the fresh increase of three-quarters of a million in the private securi ties, the drain thus occasioned has been more than covered by the influx of government deposits, which has exceeded a million in the week. There is thus a small increase in the reserve. A slight recovery has also taken place in the bullion. WM. OF 11613LAND.—Aa and 8411 Via.. e. 13. kw 11 1 6 10, 1863. ount pursuant to the get Itit ending on Wedneeday, JUDO lARTIMIT. Government debt. • £11. 016 . 109 Otber menrittes 46344900 Gold obis sad bul Mon 1118r1 DWI Noir lamed £2 33,410 AMMON Wino 161 = dent Capital 414.361,000 I 11,144.7.0 Public Deposita (In cluding Sieben., San Batiks, Coe gala el National Debt, sad Dir Aorta) Other Deposita Bunn day andother Bills 616.010 ,141 , 318 . 381 Jane 11, Mk zu.BJO.IH Goveraateut flees- Dead Weight An- M 1,161. nuit Other Securities Notes odd sad Mbar Cols 876,111 441.8341 U MAMUALL. Chid Cadger. TIIITIIIDAT Evora*. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 1. ex div., for the 9th of July, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 911 to /. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, Tl, ex div. ; ditto for account, 92 /,1, ex di v. ; hree per Cents. Reduoed, 911, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 91/, 1, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 781; Thirty Years Annuities, 1955, ; Bank Stock, 254, 2321, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1(, 1071 ; ditto Bonds, 10.. rem ; Five enfaosd " rupee paper, 1061; ditto Five-and-a Half per Cent, 115/. The India Jive per Cent. stock rose 1 per cent:, closing at 1071 to 1081, ex div. There were a few sales of India Bonds at 10s. prem. Fachequer Bills remain at 4s. dia. to par. _ MINEB.-(THIS DAY,) Two o'Cvooz. The mining market is rather more active to-day. East Caradon shares improved in the morning to 28, but are now quoted 27 to 4. This quotation, however, is 15e. above that last current yesterday. Wheal Seton are also firmer at 235 to 240. On the other hand, East Basset are lower, at 88 to 90; and Stray Park, at 35i to 364. Drakewalls are quoted 2to it ; Great For tune, 36 to 37 ; Marie Valley, 64 to # • Tincroft, 20 to 4 , ; Wheal Grenville, 6to ; Wheal Lad cott, 41 to 5 ; Wheal Crebor, 2# to f • Mogan to ; West Chiverton, 204 to I ; a nd New New Wheal Martha, 4 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares are insative. Yudanamutana are dull. United Mexican and Vaflumes mining shares have again improved. Eut del Rey were flat. The annual meetiug of the General Mining Asso ciation of Nova Scotia is called for the 25th inat., when a dividend is to be declared. - - At the Wheal Trelawny meeting yesterday, the amounts showed a balance of assets over liabilities, of 8351. A dividend of 10a. per share was made. WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY, Still 11. 8 Lx. B. a, D. W. r.lx. Q. IT Liar 1. ------ Nitro li - ire N . W. I 2 7 - —... &Nadeau W.0 21 W.& W. : 2 bI 5 a Leith .2 -IZ. 4 /N.B. 18 el 9 = - Antrim .61 74 I N. " b 1 111 Greanau4s 59.66 1 ILN.Z. W it 0 Galway 14 . 15.09 IN. I. 44 1 - Valetiga t. 75 I W.N.W. 12 b. 1 0.1 Queenstown AM 1 N. 11 •! 8 0.1 Shields 19.84,54 1 Z. le aII 0. Scarborough 19.67 1 66 2 8. Liverpool 19.52 U 2 N.N.S. 2 2: 1 i 071 Holyhmid 19.61 611 1 W. 56r 16 0. Pembroke 20.46 54, 1 N.N .L 12 rI 8 0. Penzance W6061 0 N.W. 24 r 16 1.1 Brut 19.113 44 4 L.W. es 510 1.81 1 - L'Ortent. WU 48 1 W. 11 r 14 1. goantoli :44,45' 4W. 14 r - 0.5 1— Bayonne — - —4. —'- I - Plymouth . , .47 64 L.W. 5 10 e I .0. 8 Weymouth .91.44'66 L. 5 11 is 10 ' 0.961 4 Portamouth. 15.46 56 8. 416 c 6 10.68. I London ... - 19.45 55 &&L 1 ISO b. 0 ;5.10' - !lover 11.11158 11.1.11% 2 I 'lB b' 6 ;929 4 Yarmouth 21.5516 & 6 ' 'lO •'-I , ll Heider I -1-- -'-I— - I - ! - Heligoland 19.74 54 1 &Z. I 212 b , - 1 — i 1 =I IS - - ._ .. :I Z Z' : I 7': 11.01711 DAT. N.Z. to N.W., strong, $00214.1D. squally. As above. Tarim) N.N.L to W.N.W., W Carew. stream squally. As east above. W.FRAIICN. W. to N., Wong to B.w.ssalills. fresh. N.W. to axons & t LISWID. to fresh. Al next above. SLIIDAT. Northerly, unsettled, squally. As shove. W. to N , unsettled, strong to fresh. As next above. N.N.W. to K., draw to fresh. N.N.W. to &N.V., strong to boob. E. 00/01. DLL= or Ma. ROBERT WALLACE, or NEWCARTLZ OTON-TTNL Newcastle papers record, with strong expressions of regret, the death, in a very sodden manner, of Mr. R. Wallaos, town surveyor of Newcastle, and • gentleman who haa held various positions of influence in the town, much to its benefit and to the uoiversal respect of the people. Many of the institutions of Newcastle hoe a firm and intelligent friend in the deceased gentlemen. 100,000 751,148 130,568 *392 70,580