The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-13 00:00:00

641 1 1 LLW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) _______ THE EX out of the house, but a ft erwards came back, the that time being seated on the stain. Prisooer—She has been living with a man who bar cat his throat. The witness said that was not the case. The female came COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. to the house es • single woman, and the man (whose name Sittings at Nisi Pries in Iliddlesex.—(Before Kr. Justice .i e Limebeer) wee &f ri end of the prisoner, but in consequence ; Bytes and • Special Jury.) of what the priaoner had reported about him it had so 1 ensINE-99 OP TUC COOZT. affected his mind that he cut his throat. This was the first day or the sittings alter Trinity Term, Mr. Knox—ls he dead ? and the list contained 54 causes, of which 21 are lIMP I M I66 d The witness said that he was not, but that he was lying for trial by special juries. in the Middlesex Hospital, without any hopes of surviving. i want V. Tilt ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLINDL—DII3II3BAL OP Mr. Knox—l feel a difficulty in the inse, as it cannot be i ) AN ARLIE/RM. ____, said that where • man's wife and child are he has no lawful i The plaintiff in this cue was an architect , and h. •.... excise for bucking and ringingat the house. It is • luau to recover a sum due for work done, and also damages for table story altogether. I shall order the prisoner to lied I having been dismissed from the appointment of architect one bail in the sum of 51. to be of good behaviour for six ' for building the Royal Dramatic College, at Waltwl, months. near Woking. The defendants paid into court 361. ls., _ -- and denied their liability beyond that stun. They Wu , justified the dismissal of the plaintiff upon the ground that A GREAT TELEGRAPHIC FEAT.—THE be bad not obeyed the instructions given to him. OVERLAND TELEGRAPH. Mr. Macaulay Q.C., Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., sad Mr. Pren tice f r o the plaintiff ; tad Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. Sit . ward. and Mr. B. Webster for the defendants. TO THE IDIYOI 01 THE 1^61141118. The plaintiff's case was that in 1859 the defendants Waned Six,—The following messages, one of which left a circular inviting architects to supply drawings for the San Francisco June 2, at 9.20 p.m., were brought Dramatic College, and it was stated that the successful nom- by petitor should be employed as architect. The plaintiff sent in " the China, which sailed from New York on drawings, with the motto, "I'll win if I can,'••and his design the morning of the 3rd, and arrived at having been accepted he was appointed architect . He NI. Q ueenstown last night. The subatanoe of these M4lll - the bu ildingc of some of the almshouses, and in sages was dispatched to St. Petersburg this morning June, 1861, he pre plans for the central hall, which (13 th ). These messages have been sent from San be estimated won d cost about 5,0001. or 6,0001. Tte =deco on the Pacific to St. Petersburg on learned counsel stated that various alterations were the Neva in lot days, 9 , t ) of which were consumed made in this ek e e t th e suggestion of t h e . . steamer. council ; and indeed the plan was so altered that traversing the Atlantic y the cost of carrying it out would have been These messages demonstrate that when an At about 18,000/. This was • sum which the council said they bugle cable is successfully laid St. Petersburg and could not afford ; and they pulsed • resolution dismissing t h e the plaintiff ea architect, but not stating any definite reason great telegraphic system of Russia, reaching coin for so doing. The plaintiff bad received 2001. or 300 f. for . almost to the frontier of China, will be able to work done, and the balance which he claimed was about municate with San Francisco and the British pos -1,100/. more, sessions on the Pacific within 24 hours. In the oourse of the case it was suggested by his lord- C. F. VARLEY. ship that the ease was one which could not be satisfactorily Electric and International Telegraph Company, tried before • jury, involving, as it did, a vast number of Telegraph-street, E.C., June 13, 1863. details. Upon this suggestion a consultation took place _ _ . • between the counsel, which, after shout three-quarters of Fred McCrellish, Director of the Columbia Telegraph, San an hour, resulted in an arrangement being come to. Francisco, June 2, 9.20 p.m., to Cyrus W. Field, on baud Yr. Macaulay, in saying that it had been agreed to refer the China. the cue to arbitration, said that be admitted that in I congratulate you on the prospect of your final effort to addition to the details there was a substantial question to be tried. lay the Atlantic cable. We have suooessfullv built and put Mr. Hawkins said that his clients were now desirous that in operation telegraph lines connecting San Francisco on the Pacific with the Atlantic States. We have also it should not be supposed that in acceding to • referee** built a li ne to Yreka, on th e ex t reme northern they wished to Read contesting the claim to the end. He boutidei4 of Columbia , an d a i nure will b• was sot instructed to say anything against Mr. Webbe se ba t t bc t Nona h em th e l a tt er place to Portland, or Eve, en architect, but they believed that they had a substantial which 1280 odes from Victoria, Vancouver's laud. This answer to the action, and indeed they would not have come be we shill build next year an d w h e n dins Victoria will MAO court if they had not been serenaded of this. After e „ eetr t o N ew y e a by telegraph au San Francisco, then 's *madam's. opposition the noun( of the college had ma' la the Atlantic cable, sad the North Paci fi c by the mule suited to refer the matter, and it would be determined by toroireph will speak t o th e Nait o ., Mr. Phipeon, if his state of health would permit him to undertake it. H. W. Carpenter, President of the Overland Telegraph A verdict was then entered for the plaintiff subject to a Com_puy, San Francisco, June 2, 12.15 p.m., to Cyrus reference. W. Field. Mr. B. Webster, Mr. T. P. Cooke, Mr. Compton, Mr. We congratulate you on the prospect of the early success Creswick, and many other gentlemen connected with the of your great enterprise. In the meanwhile we on the theatrical profession were in court listening to the pro- shores of the Pacific are not idle. Already _we Mitt to i ceeclinp. you across an entire continent, as if fsce to face. Next COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. 1 hic oommuninitio• with year I hole will . find lore . 1 ? te-e fi ra p • h er wi th Oregon, Victoria, and British Columbia—anot year Mexico. sad three years with London and Paris, by way of (Before the Judge Ordinary.) the Amoor and St. Petersburg. DRINKWATII V. DIUMIWATIra AMID 101111111 AIL The Overland Telegraph has demonstrated the possibility Mr. Overend, Q.C., sad Dr. &missy for the petitioner ; of transmitting menages through long circuits. Despatches Mr. Brett, Q.C., and Mr. Hannon for the respondent; Dr, have repeatedly been sent direct from New York to Sus Spinks and Mr. Collie for the corespondent Francisco, a distance of about 4,000 miles by wire, with as The petitioner was • sharebroker at . He much ease, accuracy, and despatch as if the distance were married the respeedent in 1851, when he was years of bat 50 miss, age, and she 19. There was one survivieg shod of the May you meet with no new disappointment in your great maniere They lived happily together till last year, when efforts to put e girdle round the eart h. they were reiridimt at Aigburth, near Li T h ey had latterly become intimate with Mr. Itothe verpool. rham, an Mamma broker of the neighbourhood. In June WRATH= REPORT.—(THIS DAY.) last the husband remonstrated with his wife on ber -..y.-. conduct towards the co-respondent, sad from that time they lived on bad terms till October, when negotiations were SATUDAY, AWN 11, 1 A.M. commenced for • separation. In the course of thee, is were made which disclosed the existence of L. 1..... 1. D. W. 1. Z. Q. LH.I. S. an adulterous intrigue of several months' stand. .. —.— —.— in. The 00-respoedent had been in the habit mss .84 it jr , zia as 1 of Amine' Mrs. Drinkwater while her hasher' hh er a s ia _lam 57 B.W. 4 11 f 7 2 was sway at his business, and of staying with her two sr wen 7B 24 W.N W. I 4 0 - 1 three hours at • time. They had also frequently bees to- Ankomaa lll Li N.Z. : a t b . 90. l gather to the Victoria Hotel, to Liverpool, without the privity Ormenelst 66 . 11 ,6 6 14 .1 . 11 . Sel - 1 .of the petitioner, bad lunched there, and remained together te 1 ,75,_. • • -1..'" 6 , 5. 4 N 1 - 1107 I for ameidemble periods. I. May it war found they had Y i r ai r o Z t l;U:r a e o N. 5 N • - 1 slept together et the Victoria for fair or five nights, while w a x. N.77 64 &N .B. 2 • osel • e Mr. Drink water, who ease captain of volunteers, wee absent scarboro . ugb IS N.N.E. 4 II rlO • I from home on duty. Adultery &terse. note the sepastion Liverpool Ina also proved. gotrhead Pembroke There was virtually no defame. N. aIS oI 6 • 1 Decree nisi with costs. Nut se W. 7IS• 1 1 e lk .] S N•ltiwici v. WAllwics. L'Orlad 904 W. 716 •I - 4 Dr. Spinks for the petitioner . iniebatca 06'67 S.W. 526 •i - 6 Tb. patitiocor, • dressmaker in London, bad been mar. Bayonne • •in eI e 4 lied to the reepident, • clerk, done 1842. She bed bed Mew"... - .81871112 W.N.W.I o , ii e1 „I _ i i twelve children. Her liediard had of late yaws taken t o lirsli_rea . 4161 N.W. SlO o 1 a ass' 1 . drink, and had been guilty of great brutality towards the r us =77:' .im , eal a W. ala a 1 a a m , _ petitioner, whom he had frequently compelled to support /kw& ,annet, 4 1 Ili b 1 0 0.0 1 Timm idleness. At length • separation took place, and the yameoelh tam ' 4 x. N. al4 0• 0 0.41 I nt had does lived with soother woman. N•kler I - I nisi with coats. Ildigolasd _19.71 54 1 1 W.S.W. i I_ 1 •I - —1 i MIMI IL 11YMa. - - - i - - - = WI' I -1 - - - Dr. Bushey anneared in this nue. which was a esti. LUIZ P. nem Dr. Busboy appeared in this case, which wee a peti tion bya mete for • divorce oa the ground of adultery coat twitted by his wife during his absence at ea* There Immo Mama Dpine aid CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Mare UN Oceamoa airjeast.) Thomas Beiapron surrendered to take hie trial for the manslaughter of a man named John William Stevens. Mr. Heurthorn permuted, end Mr. Lilly defended the primmer. The demand man, it appears, was • shipwright. ra dddiing t Itotherhithe, and co the 18th May last he went, with hie trotberda-law, to me a sitar in Peckham, sad they afterwards adjoaroed to • public-house, which they Isft about 12 o'clock. Shortly after they ldt, at they were proceeding aloes the read, they were met by the primmer sod SWUM? nue, the latter of whom we. drank, sod, ma he pared, pushed aphid the deemed, who gam him • push, sad said, " What's your little game?" The pnamer immediately made • rush at demised and struck him a blow on the side of the head. The blow knocked him down sod in falling his heed struck against • stone sad be became insensible. Be was taken in a cab to • sarte's some distance from the spot where the occurrence ,11.., when it wet found he was deed. A pert-mortem examioatiou waa made and it was found that the skull we. very severely fractured, which was the came of death. The jiu7 ound the prisomr Guilty and he wee sentenced to eighteen mouths' hard labour. (Before the Recorder.) Benjamin Everett, who wee convicted of megrim stoles sawee brought op for judgment, sad sentenced to be in penal servitude for fifteen year. e trial of James Snood Law, for having es wee fraudulently °Maned goods within three mouths a j e ts bankruptcy withinteut to cheat his creditors, wes resumed this morning. The jury returned a verdict of Nog Guilty. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL, _ A young man applied - to the sitting magistrate for advice under the following circumstances: The applicant stated that be had loved and had beets de ceived, sod as he could not get hack his property by fair mane be wee determined to me what the etrong arm of the law would do. He had fall's in love with a lady through her hair. Her hair wan • light golden tinted brown, with long undulating waves io it, and in addition she hod been tifid blue eyes with wonderful Leine. He bad proposed mid had bees metered, and had made her a premed of his carte de visite end of • wedding ring. He was jug oe the point of blag married when he took his intended to the Rye Home. He left her seated in the beautiful roomy, and en hie return be found a young man mated by her ride who treated him very cavalierly, and a stralriag defiant light buret his eyes am he told him to he off. He was ears that it was soother plot to rube bin happiness. bat if he bad loot his lover he wee determined not to lose his property. Hemmed to be made • perfect victim of, for this was net the trot time by use or two that he bad been sieved Is this way, but he was determined that it should be the last, and if it oast him more than the articles were worth, he would have them back. She only laughed when be applied to her for them. The magistrate said u he bad given the young lady the artistes, he sboskl think she was entitled to them ; but if the applicant bad say remedy, it was not hem, but at the county court. The applicant mid be should at owe go to the county must, end left amid the titters of all peewit. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ LAM:STAUB STORY. Charles George lerpete ---- .; oltoea;;Ii;, wu charged before Mr. Koos with being drunk sod riotous, violeatly riog ;the bens, sad knocking at th• door of No. 10, Oar area, without a lawful mama codger, 169 C. deposed to seam the prisoner acting in a noioy mamas, outside the house No. 10, Oarrabyatrad, Bad, as be refused to go away, be took bias into custody. Mr. Edwards, wise occupies the lower part of the louse. No. 10, Carnabyatavet, said that about coo that ma ing he was armed by violent bearing sad ringing of bells, and at Ant Abowihi the bum wu in Muses. The primmer do lauded to see a female Erica in the house, who he said welds wit*, sad es soon es he saw her mould her with the most filthy language, and to escape from him she na PlOilati SMIDAT. Neethtly, unsettled, loortdis. V. III: N. to NIL beak to DINJXD. moderato. W. to N. and E., on- W.Cnnyinn. settled, squally. As neat above. W.7sA7tl Basher. 6. W AROUND N.W. to N.E. and L. 11.2. Ensuurn. fresh to moderate. As next above. LOU!. XOWD.4I W.N.W. to N. &posh to Mallows. .14. E. and It.W. to N.E., fresh to moderate. As mat above. Stmilar. Northerly, moderate, fine. W.N.W. to N.N./Lend IL, moderate Tax IVIZREBILNIATION Or LISBURN. The Northern Whig of Tbanday mays that Mr. Edward E. Verner, the moservative candidate, bad oommenciad his ran. ran. Mr. Verner bee am yet oily sought the votes of theme who wee him their support in the late straggle. The Dames of Mr. Jonathan J. 2iichmisoe, J.P., The Nand; Yr. Robert Barbour, brother of the late member; Sir James Macaulay Higgins , " arid Mr. William Charley, J. P.. Sey mour Hill, have bees freely meatiomel u tbe parties from whom the independent electors of Lisbon will choose their candidate. _ _ SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS roe THE ENSUING WIEN. —Mooday—Asiatic, 3 ; Architects, 8. Tuesday—Ethnolo gical, 8 ; Stenisticel, 8: " Dietaries of Prisoners," Dr. Guy. ' Wedemday—Hoctionitoral, 1 : Great Exhibition ; Meteor elegies!, 7 : " Meteorology of Years 1855 to 1863," Mr. Glaiber ; " Illtiriellne of May, 1862," Mr. B. J. Lowe ; " Theory of Vapour. Mr. J. 0. Bloxam ; Geological. 8 : " flasilstome of Cremarty and Reproliso Footprints," Dr. Gordon and Rev. J. M. ,c0;,16 " Tertiary Shells, Jamaica," Mr. Moore • "New Ford Tbeciclium," Mr. llasdes ; "Saeditoritie and Shales of °elites of Scarborough." Mr. Leke.by; " Arammaltes of . Cambridge Greeesand," Mr. Seeley ; • Geol and Mmenslogy, Borneo," M. Groot. Thurvday—Nas. 7: Aimed ; Chemical. 8: Arelytie Action," Mr. Abel ; " lodide of lodammanimp," Dr. Guthrie ; Liebman, 8 : "Relations of Tenet* he.," Mr. Blasford ; "British Fungi," Mr. Currey ; "Botanical Col !entices of Dr. Lyall "•, "Asisedichitun, new Genoa of Mood," Mr. Midge ; Antiquarian, : "Ramat Discovery of Mus Remains at Pompeii,' M. Golaholmaidt ; "Cm note, near Bailishorough, Co. Caves," Prof. Harknere ; Reyd. BS. Friday—Phdola 8 : "Katie Races et Eng land," Rev. J. Davis.. :Wur&y—Hortieultural : Pro mised. ; Society of Arta, 6 : Annual Dinner. DEATH OF ME. BENJAMIN POSTAL—A great number of our readers will share with us the regret with which we record the sadden deceased Mr. Benjamin Foster, the well-known and highly-esteemed proprietor of the Jeru salem Tavern, St. John's-gate, ClerkenwelL On Thursday night that gentleman attended the vestry apparently in his mud health, and on Friday morning he suddenly ex pired. As • valuable administrator of the benefits of the Licensed Victuallers Institutions. the deoeesed had for a long periodeareed the gratitude and esteem of that body. The restorations of the old structure, in which he took such a pride, arid the historical and literary samalaticare of which he perpetuated with such congenial taste, had gathered around him the society of the most eminent mem bared the liberal professions, by whom his death will be felt as a severe loss in their own circle. The " Urban Club," which arose under his auspices, will thus lose one of the most kindly and not the least intellectual of their members. —gra. SHOCKING 00CUILKINCE AT STATTOILD.—THEii CHILDS= DIOWIIIID.—Aa OCOUTTOISCO of • most painfu l ehantoter took plans at Stafford last eight. Three c =ye and me girl), the two former the soca of Mr. Taylor, sod the latter the child of a frisad who had left her rider Me protection of Mr. and Ma. Taylor, had re turned from school, ad were playiag user the river& w, which runs ekes by Mr. Taylor's home, when, by some sod fatality, they all three fell into the stream, which had greatly over flowed its banks in cossequesoe of the lam heavy rates. The shrieks of the poor little creatures immediately brought some of the neighbours to the ensue of the catastrophe, hut so rapid wax the current that all their efforts to rescue than were unavailing. The grief of the bereaved parents was frantic, and the melancholy event canted the most painful excitement throughout the town, sod drew hun dreds of pearls to the spot., oil of whom vied with each other in their endeavours to assist in the disoovery of the victims of this sad oocurreoce.—Binisseghara Post. The rules of the " Cotton Districts Emigration Society" have been fired, and branch secretaries are about to be appoloted threaghont Lamoshire sod adjoining places. The society Minds to aid emigrants to the British colonies and the Northam States of America. sad the feeds lus made up by weekly entecriptious of a OmmY such share. After a certain amount of mousy is robed, the ballot deter ' mints who shall be the emigrants. The Live police have stopped an elopement of • character. A Gleasossteraltire farmer, who had left a wife sad five children behied his, was making off for America, with • young ossatry girt. when he fell into the hoods of the police. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1863. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. The amount of business doing in the railway market is still limited, and most of the leading stocks are quoted the same as at the close yesterday. The variations comprise a rise of 1 per cent. in London and South Western and. Great Western, and a fall of 1 to 1 in London and North Western and Midland. The rates of "con tinuation' are heavy—varying from 1 to 1 per cent. on the leading lines—and tend to depress prices. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to 102 ; Great Western, 661 to 67 ; Mid land, 1271 to 1284 ; Lancubire and Yorkshire, 1101 to 1111; South Eastern, 911 to 921; Great Eastern, 521 to ; Caledonian, 1171 to 118 ; London and South Western, 1051 to 3 ; and Great Northern, 1284 to 1294, The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are flat. Scinde stock is dull. Brazilian railway shares are inquired for. OILDLNAILY ',AAA= AND STOOL. WI Pa Unman. I (16 .1_ ,12 ,5i1te5s I lan 63417 . oisa. ' =l7 F i5 i a=..21.41ati0er .... 7 .. .1. 6 BRUM imi NM= —.. Oat asilikkiZO— ... A 1 • say.. 'sail. Do. B I p.e. b will to B. 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Bombay Oak UeitteL. reit Amao= Land 41.4..1, Kos. X." &UM Ina 0... load . Canpd aAgencyAzio.‘L] Compiet., 1e,;i:1114.71rit.7 P.C. !WO. De. Preteresee Do. ep. Pio. Deb. iladleN-UesAsesay L • 111.04e1e Toisipspi log. and Auk . LS am. Item itavlsolios Gnat SLIP (Umltodi . I Do. 1T pr amt. Prof Nam earning (LI 20 Intornat.Ptnosk.Soe.(L) IWW Irrlitstioa Masi 100 Do. Bodo 'Joist Stook Dhooantl4 Lobel* Too (14selted).. . _ Lou. Financial nano. (I Lon. Gala Omni Madras le nges Clan: avatar. Rs. Tsarina Car., &Wm Nalallandaoon.Co.(L) . Natalia Diaeowa Co.. Scrbaddsrcelairoall. - New N. Dram & 11. Seal I & N.Z•ibuid T.sadL.(lha ll._sf< Aultsiaxisa. i ~~_ Da No% Oita to. Rm. (tAlo.)• • Ottoman Ota Pool Shoe Lod • lila rode, arlOoloo. NOWT Do. law 114.&11.(L) BR Lo Cl 121.(1) Do. do Wool SooMii Amt. bowie. &Attica& 4aolnalso trrloo.In loo• v.(L both uiliV - 10,003 14,214 14.000 111 0011 Ou.lloo 12.416 10 000 0 , 0 10,000 Le. elo. Wagesph Teti. (14 T. dt Al. it Aset(l.) FA. rembal.Cit U..C•asels rn "'e 'rot Disosen's land PREFERENCE SE Stockton and Dasiington, B 6 pea it., 33f. 171e7 - to 1 p.m. - 1 66 i i i 110 i 111 i 11 766} ioli 2 106* * gal lii 100 100 1: eli 21 11 1 - 1:70 IKON 110.000 47,000 10.002 axn I la, en I Kew vt.ooo 07g1176 1*.(4 1, 10,004 P 10,006 100,001 160,000 101100001 40.000 10. lY.lo• 10,000 Ilkyx 10,0 t 0 IMMO 10.6.1.0 12.600 00.000 O .OoP I 000 1.114 egeir 1•4.00 k 110,•00 4%000 10,000 006.000 1.000 10.000 17,000 10,000 10,000 OA!? le 11 a a 13 II il SF }lS per V ii is BS 93 Doi 16 11 17 6 111 116 116 117 6 166 I 707 Ih p' 11 17_ .1 -I 61 6 Pl!I ",& par 1 pra i Pir 1 SIM If It tin 2 t Itel i :PEI Pok 1 n Pak a I . id Pel 418 par 61 63 78 80 18 4086 20 12 6 5 Si 23 29 16 Ps u In 141 U --- 1 - i Pa U I I L AY I PS i I pm 14 is tl i ts Aar LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CITY BETTING.-(THIS DAY.) NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 8 to 1 mid Marigold (t) 10 to 1 Brighton (t) 10 to 1 Calabr Ou (t) 10 to 1 Pilot (t) 12 to 1 Bohemian (t) 14 to 1 Mock (t) 14 to 1 Stanton (t) GOODWOOD STATUS. 100 to 6 apt fivenbood (t) 100 to 6 Knutatord (t) 25 to 1 Catch 'am Alive (t) GOLD CLIP. 3 to 1 gist Buckstoot (t) 5 W 1 Box ono (off ) A Dl= SWIKKINti ACZOBS CLYDK ?MAI DoNoolL—One erne 's( at the sod of last week, two lads who were is the neigh hood of the Cloth Lighthouse, near Dunce*, saw an object in the water approaching them. At het the object reached soundings, but the particular spot chosen was thickly covered with seaweed mid loeg ropes of tangle, moos which it got itself twisted, and after as ioeffectual effort to free itself, it floun dered sad sank. Assisdaace was sow obtained, and a rope ins pulsed round the body of the drowned crea ture, which en being landed proved to be a roebuck. The animal, it is supposed, had taken the water on the opposite coedited swam amass the channel, • didathe of about 4 miles. ishandited with the loos swim it died after reaching the shore. It is said that the passage of dear from the oppo- site coast is of frequent enourreem. Sane weeks ago ow landed safely ' end Leek instead to the shrubbery by th e modelle and escaped. Advertiser. FKLOC101:18 ATTACK BT DOGS ox A HOBBK.--i ea terday morning a groom was riding a valuable cod *riled horse belonging toile. W. J. Jennings, of the in Sir Harry'sroad, when the animal was attacked by three large powerful mastiffs, a bloodhound, and two other doge, believed to belong to a gentleman in the neighbourhood. The animals weresuppoeed to be in the charge of a servant in the neighbourhood, but he had evidently lost weird over them, for they seined upon the bane's lop, sad struggled Wooly to roach his head and throat, and also to pt at the rider. The horse defeaded himself nobly, stand. log en his lied legs, striking out right and left with his fore feet, and knocking ever his savage assailants repeatedly. The sees courage sad Arm seat perhaps preserved his life, for if he had hem throws then can be little doubt that the gayer brutes weihave worried him on the spot. The man at last themeded in getting the horse sway from the doge and reaching his mmtees premises helots they could overtake dthowith they followed him is "full ory," like a pack of Meads. The affair lasted between four and Ave minutes. The shouting of the man, the violent plus'. tag of the hoses, the savage growl of the dogs, mid the miss of the lookers-ea, aroused the residenta of the whole *sigh. bourhood, who regarded with mingled fear and surprise the extraordinary meth. The poor horse's legs were sadly torn and —Birmingham Post. MONEY MARKET.-(7111.5 DAY.) Two o'CLoot. The funds to-day are firm, the demand for money having somewhat subsided. Consols are quoted for the account about 1-16 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Preparations for Tuesday's settlement have commenced in the share and foreign stock markets. Prices generally are fairly sup ported, and, as regards foreign stocks, the tendency is still decidedly favourable. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Mentes opened at 89fr. 600., but relapsed to 69fr. 460., being the same as at the close yesterday. Consols are now quoted 911 to 92, ex div., for money, and 921, ex div., for the account (July 9). The official business report is as fol lows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 92, 911, 921; ; ditto foraocount, 924 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 911, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 3 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 14a., prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 3e. die. Foreign docks show an upward tendency. Mexi can and Spanish Passive Bonds, New Grenadian securities, and Venezuela Six per Ceuta are all in demand. Greek Bonds have risen per vent., and Turkish of 1858 and 1862, 4. Some of the present ' quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 92 to 93 ; ditto, 1868, 701 to 3 ; ditto, 1862, 711 to 1 ; the Consolides, 501 to 51 ; Greek, 38 to 4 ; Venezuela Six per Cents., 581 to 59 ; and Peruvian Bonds of 1862, 891 to 904. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Equador Provisional land Warrants, 91 ; Greek, 371, 384 ; ditto, for account, 381, 38,1; ditto Coupons, 18i, 1, 19 ; Italian, for account, 721 ; Mexican, 37,1; ditto for account, 371, 1 ; New Granada, 161, 161, ; ditto Two per Cents., 321 ; ditto Deferred, 91, 10 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 74 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 491 ; Russian, 1822, 941 ; ditto, 1862, 924 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 544 ; ditto Pas sive, 331, 34 ; ditto, for account, 341, 1; ditto Certificate*, 111, 12 ; Turkish, 1854, 93 ; ditto, 1868, 701; ditto, 1862, 714, 4, 1 ; ditto, 1868, 1 prem. ; Venezuela, 254 ; ditto, 1862, 58, 59. The scrip of the Confederate Loan is rather better, at 2to 1 clis. Turkish is quiet, at Ito 1 prem. ; and Italian, at 21 to 21 prem. International Financial shares are firm at 51 to' 6 prem. General Credit and Finance are quoted 2 4 to 21 prem., and London Financial, 21 to 21 prem. We understand that it is proposed by the directors of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Compauy to pay interest to the shareholders half-yearly, and that interest warrants will be issued at the rate of six per cent. per annum after the 30th June. _ _ Ilms-rasr Two o'CLocx. Consols are slightly less firm, at 91i to 92, ex div., for money, and 921, "sellers," ex div., for the account. The demand for money yesterday was steady, and little business was done below 4 per cent., but the applications at the Bank of England did not exceed moderate proportions. The influx of gold to the Bank of England con tinues on • considerable scale. The amount taken to that establishment yesterday was 88,0001. The arrival of 238,962/. in specie was announced yesterday. The Atrato, from the West Indies, has brought 233,0001.; the Borussia, from New York, 3,500/.; and the Tartar, from Lisbon, 2,4621. About 512,0001. in gold is known to be now on the way from Melbourne to England. The Dover Castle, with 108,0001., has been out 102 days ; the Edmund Graham with 75,500/, 79 days ; the Swiftsure, with 5.3,0001., 75 days ; the Moravian, with 201,5001., 70 days ; the Lincolnshire, with 43,0001., 56 days ; and the Glendower, with 31,0001., 52 days. In addition, the Aboukir is bringing about 120,0001. from O tago, New Zealand. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was more favourable to this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Aristerdsm, 3 months, 11.18 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, ILISI to 161; Rotterdam, 3 mooths, 11./ to 1 ; Antoarp, 3 months, 25.45 to 50; Hamburg ma ban, three m00th5,13.71 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.2010 5 ; ditto,3 months, 25.471 to 521 ; Frankfort-oo.tbe-Manie, 3 months, 1194 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 361 to 1 ; Vienna, eft. 80., S months, 11.371 to 421 ; Trieste, ett. Bo , 3 months, 11.371 to 421; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to 1 • Cadiz, 3 months, 4.91 to 49 ; Leghorn 3 months, 25.5¢ to 71 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.521 to 71% Milan, 3 months, 25.521 to 71 ; Naples, 3 roons, 25.521 to 71; Palermo, 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Mamma, 3 mouths, 25.511 to 60 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to ; 09utto, 90 days, 1521 to 53. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market 'snow si per cent. ; Vienna, b ; Hamburg, 24; Turin, 4i ; Frankfort, 2f ß' ; Amsterdam, 34 ; Berlin, 311 ; Brussels, 3 ; and t. Petersburg, 5 per cent. - - - - The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Wednesday next a special settling day in the shares of the undermentioned companies viz. : St. David's Gold Mining Company (Limited) ; Natal Central Railway Company (Limited) ; (The above not to be marked at present.) Mediterranean Hotel Company (Limited) ; (To be marked in the twice-a-week bat.) Patent Ventilating Granary Company (Litinted); (To be marked in the t wice-a-week list.) Midland Railway Company 61. and 41. Preference Shares • (To be mar ked.) The Mauritius Gas Company (Limited) has just issued its prospectus. its object is the useful one of lighting Port Louis, the capital of the colony. The directors are highly respectable, and three of them are already identified with the management of gas companies, while, as further evidence that the project is not a hasty one, a list is given of an influential local committee, which has been formed in Mauritius. The local municipal council have given the company's agent assurances of encouragement and support. The engineer's estimates point to a high rate of profit. Of the capital of 100,0001., 60,0001. is to be issued in the first instance. The reports of the directors of the South Austra lian Bank, to be submitted at the annual meeting on the 16th inst., shows a balance of 52,8561. avail able as net profit, after setting aside 5,3921. for the reserve fund, which is now completed to 100,0001. The directors accordingly recommend a dividend of 10 per cent., free of income tax, payable half-yearly as usual. The report describes the internal condi tion of the bank as sound, and bears testimony to the prosperity and progress of the colony of South Australia At the meeting yesterday of the Commercial Dock Company &dividend of 3 per cent. upon the capital stock of the company was declared for the half year, as well as interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum upon the first and second instalments of the new issue of ordinary stock, both free of income tax. The directors' report, which was adopted, stated that the amount of tonnage which has en tered the docks during the present half-year is in excess of that at the corresponding penod of last year. FRIDAY Evstanc. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to }, ex dlv., for the 9th of July, were first marked this morning 92}, and closed at Nit* }. For money the last price was 91} to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 92, 911, 92, 911, ex div. ; ditto for account, 92}, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91}, } ; New Three per Cents., 91 Bank Stock, 2331, 234 ; India Five per C e at. S toc k, 1071, 108, 1073; ditto Bonds, 145., 10a., prem.; Four per Cent. " (miaow!" rupee paper, 96. The India Five per Cent. stock wan firm at 1074 to 1081. India Bonds remain at 100. to 14a. prem. There was a rise of about 4s. on Exchequer I Bills, which closed at par to 4.. Fem. Tbedemand for Mexican Bonds continues, and a fresh rise of } per cent. has taken place, although the best prices of the morning were scarcely main tained to the close. There was also an improve ment of per cent. in Greek, and } in Granada Deferred and Turkish Consolida. On the other hand, Turkish Bonds of 1862 declined } per cent., and Venezuela stocks } to }. _ _ This was settling day in the shares of the Inter national Financial Society, which, after falling to 51 to bk prem., closed much the same as yeeterda lat b to 6. General Credit and Finance left off at to 2 prem., while London Financial has improva to 2 to 2i prem. Anglo-Portuguese Bank and British Columbia Bank shares were inquired for, bnt as regards some other descriptions, including Continental Bank, London and Brazilian, London and Buenos Ayres, Standard Bank of Africa, and Union Bank of Ire land, prices showed a drooping tendency. Aus tralian Agricultural shares have improved. Madras Irrigation and Rio Improvements continue to decline. _ _ . . -. ----- Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 9* to prem. ; Universal Marine, jto die. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 16-16 to 3 1-16 prem. Commercial Union, 1} to 11 prem. ; North British and Mercantile Insurance, IN to 17} ; London and Provincial Marine, die. to par ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 4 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new nudes. takings to-day were as follows : Britiek and Foreign Marine, to * prem. ; Empire Marine, Ito prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 7to prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel, * to prem. ; 13outhampton Im rd Hotel, par to 1 prem. ; Kitown Hotel, ' to 1* prem. ; Clarence Elute!, * to 1 prem. ; non and Paris Hotel, * to 1 prem. ; Ccpcon hagen Railway, to 1 prem. ; London and Ham burg Bank, *to 1 pram.: Sardinian Railway, I tot du. ; General Petroleum, I to I prem. ; Alexandria Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Port and Railway, * to 1 prem. ; and Residential Clubs, I to I prem. _Ora NINEB.-(THIS D4IY,) Two o'Cumw. In the mining market to-day there is a strong inquiry for East Caradon shares, which have risen about 21., the present quotation being 29 to 4. East Basset are rather lower, at 89 to 91, and Wheal Crebor at 2to f. Bast Carn Brea are quoted 7to ; Wheal Beton, 236 to 240 ; Wheal Ludoott, 41 to 5 ; Tinaroft, 20 to 4; Great Fortune, 36 to 37 ; lllogan, 30s. to 325. 6d . ; West Chiverton, 204 to 21 ; Marks Valley, 6# to ; and Drakewalls, 2 to 4. Foreign and colonial raining share.; generally are without change. United Mexican are rather dull. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadels ten and North : _ . -- • We cannot report any change in the position of the metal market ; a fair amount of basloear continues to be done, and prices have been tally maintained. Welsh ban are in better demand, and fully Is. per too dearer for favourable brands ; 51.15 e. is now asked Cob. Wales ' • 6/. ss. is asked f.o.b. here. Sta ff ordshire in steady dem and.and. Scotch pig iron is steady at 50s. 9d. cash. 151 s. 9d. three months open. Copper: English is steady at official quotations, bat the demand is not very brisk. Little bushier has bee; " in foreign, and prices are almost nominal. K i lt 941. 10s. • Kapunda, 964 ; Spanish, 861.• Chill, 831. Tip.-8t a lts tin, a steady basher has ism does at 1271. 10e. crib, 1301. three mouths, and 1311.10 a. to 1321. afloat. Banes. 1351. three mouths. The Dutch market is ' firm at 800. English tie in good demaad, at official quo tation& 75a plates—The demand is slack, priors un altered. Lead is a little firmer, and prices fully maintained. Speller.—The market is dull, several second-hand paresis have been forced off noder the tumult price. We quote spot parcels, 171. 15e. ; to arrive, 18.1. ; W. 11., 181. ffs. The following telegram was received Ibis day from the agent of East Wheal Grenville :—" Lode in mire shaft very much improved ; sto 6 toes per fathom. Counter, went side, 1 foot wide ; good done* of ore." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. ITEM DAY.) NT Ever= AND nirmarATIONLL niagsura.) (nod ous ow. 0011.16PONDIN1) Moderate besieges. Wee, 6,000 balsa ; speculation and export, 3,000. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market in quiet. Town tallow is quoted 41s. net cash ; Petersburg TM. on the snot, 49i. 9d. all this mouth, 425. 9d. ; July to lieptember, 435. ; October to December, 455. 6d. Kumar Avxmora.—Town tallow, 435. 9d. ; fat by ditto. 2.. td.: yellow Ruarien, 44a ; melted stuff. 325. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18e. ; tallow comma 15e. ; goo& dregs, Ts. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Kenn Harvey and Luton report trade duU ; meadow bay at lower prime COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Owing to the iste rains vegetables of all kinds are abundant. Peaches and nectarines are more plentiful, sad of grapes and pia. apples the supply is aufilcient for the demand. Strawberries are becoming plentiful, sod fetch from 2a. to 4. per lb. Cherries of foreign growth, of which there are large arrivals, are fetching from Be. to 6a, 6d. per basket, weighing about 24Ibs. each. Of melons, both English and foreign, there is a good Sll pply, sad oranges are also plentifuL New potatoes from Is. to ile. per ewt. ; of 1 ones are about U. lower per ton than last week's onotAions. Cut Bowen chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoaiums, azaleas, violets, stocks, calceolarbs. mignonette, and moss. . . YlLllit. Phse Apples, per lb., Se to Ss . Melons, 3a to ra Grapes, per lb., Co to 10s I Lemons, per 100, 9a to 12i Strawberries, per lb., Oa to 10. I Oranges, perboz,Vispti to 30s Ipitio;,Perd;;., 9d . t; I; 4i per doz., Ss to Hs Peaches, per dos.. 11. to 30; Nectatlook do., 101 to IS; VE4310r4 ...per - Islo,6sto 10. Nitta, p. Utah, It. to IS• Almond., do., 18. Walnutat, do., 10a to les ABLEIS. Cabbages, p. dos., Id to IS — --- Green P. per qt.. Is 64 to ta CSUUnOlIely, felt, 64 toed Tooutioes, each. 4d to I. Celery, per bundle, Is 1:1 to Es l!reoch B,mas, per 100, Is Potatoes, York itegenta per ton, 90e to 90s „ Pinion do., 100 e to 1206 „ Rocks, do., 60s to fan Cape, do., Tfm to 85s Tii . rnlpa, per bunch, 9d tole id Carrots, du., is to Is ikl Spinach, per ales., to 6d to Si Cucumbers, each, is to is 6d Beet, per dos— is Oct Asparagus, per 100, Is 'to 55 Shallots mew), per bunch. bd Rhubarb, per bundle, 241 1..; 4d Garlic, per lb, &I to Is Lettsom, each, Id to 21 Rndlve, per soon, la to Is /I orienadf sb, per bus., Jo ed to 4s Mushrooms, p.potta, la to Is Parsley, per 12 bunchen, 3.. ta 4. Herbs, per bunch, 241 to od Titanic Rwrerawa.—The tragic receipt. of rail ways io the United Kingdom animated, for the week eodiag the 6th of June, on 10,684 miles, to 669,7101., and for the corresponding week of last year. on 10,237 miles, to 576,932/.. showing au increase of 447 milea, and a decrease of 7,2221.10 the receipts. The gnus receipt. on the following 14 railways amounted is the aggregate, on 7.297 miles, to 441,0661. ; and for the corresponding week of 1862. oe 7,036 miles, to 459,0701., showing as increase of 261 miles, and a decrease of 17.9844. i. the receipt.. The decrease on the Great E as tern amounted to 2,2141. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 6391. ; on the Great Western to 4,0491. ;on the Loudon, Brighto n, and South t.sst to 9,9681. • on the Loodou and South-Western to 3811. ; en the Manchster. Sheffield, and Liticohnbire to 5187/. ; no the Midland to 3,6641. ; on the North Eastern to 1,8551. ; and on the Soutb•Eastero to 1.0631. ; total, 24,4101. Rat from thin mud be w deducted 1,3&1 .1 ., the incruse oe the Cele- The annual meeting of the London Dock Com- 1 dreier 73281 Northam' •,. co the Ciraiii 2 ....—. OR the hen pany is convened for the 3rd of July. I mashie, and Yorkshire ; 1,2651, oe the 1:oodoa and North- The annual meeting of the Oriental Commercial ' Western and 1,3931. on the North British ; together,; 6,426/., leaving the decrease as shore. 17,9841. The Company (Limited) is called fur the 27th of July, goo& and mineral traffic on those hums wanted to when a dividend is to be declared. 217,5221., and for the corresponding week of 1862 to The Caledonian Railway traffic return showy 233,9691., showing an increase of 13,553/. The receipts for this week an increase of 1,3331. compared with last pass , parcels, leo., amounted to 22.1.564(., against year. . 236 Oil showing a decrease of 31,5371., the comparison being with Whitsuo week of last year. The traffic ',- The half-yearly meeting of shareholders of th on i on on 63 other hem amounted, 3,38 g wk .. to Loudon Joint-Stock Bank will be held on the 16th 128,6211., and for the corresponding week on of last year. as of July. - 3,201 mile., to 117,862/., showing an Increase of VG miles, No advice' have arrived from South Australia by sad of 10,7621. in the receipts. vi The total receipt. of the the present mail, the branch steamer from Port past `reek show a decrease precding . k, o e f .iii;g 2B l L,As h ee . : t eitr7l with Adelaide not having arrived at King George's MIITROPOLITAN Fan HOSPITAL, DIVORRIIIRD- Sound when the Ocean steamer left with the mails ; eno aas . cri . T. — The l somber of patients relieved hence the absence of the mining and stint advice. du ring cb e w e ek coding 6 was—modkal, 1,035 ; cur . from South Australia. • ~ a, • Igstiver ; total, 1,612 ; of which 538 were sew mom. s 4 :4 Id 111 II foe —tlll xd sb In T lii I; lost 32k . 75k 6 21* :ii • nail lei i 1 34 Mil µi 37 14 ss Ti • i 171 403 e _ 37 3 ,