The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COrRT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) SCOTT T. ec(sTI.—SPECIaL 4141 T. Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., and Mr. Shaw for the petitioner; the Qlleelie awl Dr. Spicks for the respondent. Thee was the petition of a huelioil for the restitution of t conjugal rights ; iud his wife, admitting that she had left bor. ribbed her confect. and prayed for a judicial separa uon co the ground of cruelty. i I Tl,,,p,indeut, his, Theresa Aim Scott, was the only went tog rlughter of Mr. Tholes, Norris, late of Thorns bar', in Gloucestershire. Is July, 1814, while beteg with her mother, IU Pulienev•stteet, Bath, Ilia was manned to l'otain Joan S rodeo Scott. She wan at that time about 27 , wise( age. She 11.01 a fort u nerd 4.('i 0/. in posseasioo,aud was , epode , ' to nd..002. more ot, the death of her mother. In 1845 i at node of lien elm died integate. and ber mother thereby beanie litre. to av, ry ....milder able property. The 10,0001. : yrsasettled Pm on the rearagaleut to herseparate use ; next a life interest Ina given to the hustwud. and the remainder woe bush enured to the isms of the marriage, if any. There hid been three children. but bone survived. There was a further settlement of 2(01. a Year ou the respondent, to take effect upon the death of Laptato Scott's mother. The petitioner mild out of the army in 1847, and he had since supported hrmself Dry hiring and intim moon and shootings, and by t • lung boarder s. The deposition of the resputoleut's mother was read, She had ultimately given her consent to the marriage, but site bad resisted it for a long time on account of Captain Scott's violence of temper, and his one dlitignesa to execute a proper settlement. The respondent said—We lived at Brompton, near Chatham, till 1847. We then resoled at various other places ; and from 1850 to lr twe were at Weymouth. In June, 1850, the petitiorier tool one of his frequent fits of temper about money. My mother had seat us a present of 50f., but he wished me to ask for 601. more. 1 declined, and be left the room, and on his return he said he bad got a loaded pistol. H. then told • thatif I did out write to my mother he would shoot first one of my chthireo and then the other before my eyes ; and finish by shooting me. I was so terrified that I wrote the letter. lo 18. - r5 we made • tour to Scotland. ultimately staying at Storuaway in the Hebrides. Before this there bad hen a greet dispute about an offer which my mother had made to give me an allowance o f :1601. a rear. Ile 'twisted on having it settled oa him by deed ; for he said he would out trust my mother. He was ultimately glad, howevr-r, to take the mosey on the terns she had proposed. We afterwards took some shootings in the Island of Lewis. While Were I heard him violently beating one of the children with • stick. I called two of the servants, and begged them to rescue the little hey. One of them at length got the stick away. The child fainted in my srms. In 1856, while wo were in Inverness, be bad • dispute about some @bootlegs. I merely end that I thought he was in the wrong, and he struck me a beery blow with • very thick stick. It hurt me very much sad caused a painful swelling on my log. We went ca to Oho, where he left me, having first taken from me the dividends I bed received and also 751. which my mother had just sent me. I wrote to my mother for some more money ' in order to leave Obea ; amt I returned to her at Bath. lo 1858, we were at Stroothian, in Argyllshire, where the petitioner had gen tlemen boarding with him, and prying him for their shoot ing. There was no other lady besides me within 22 milet. On the2s6 of August he cursed me and threw Aoki my face. On the 28th of Sept. hecursedsnd abused me. On the sth of October be demanded my mother's allowance. I handed it to him, and said I had kept back 3/. to pay for mute work and other expenses. He became most violent, and demanded the whole of it. He took my desk where was writing, threw it in the fire, and said I was a base abandoned wretch. I need my dark. He then rushed at my throat, and twisted a locket on • piece of velvet round my throat, till the velvet broke. I then made my recipe from the room. I locked myself in another room upstairs, but the petitions burst opet the door, and collecting the things in Oda snag took them away. On the tlaid of October Cap tain Greenwood came to the house. He was a mad man, and had been in Stillwell's asylum. Ha had a keep& with him, and Captain Scott resisted that that per- Ka should dine with us. On the 13th of December I left Storothiau is coosequenee of the shootings being let to Lord Forth, and after staying for • few months I joined my mother is Bath. In November, 1859, 1 came to my hatband in London ; awl in May, 1861. we were living in Craven-place, Westbourne-terrace. The petitioner was very little with me. He was always in the City or at his slab. He refused to walk out with me, sod constantly mad insulting expressions. Ouce he struck Ire on the face with his fist, mid made my mouth bleed, beanie I looked out of the window. My farm was marked the peat day and my nose swollen. In July be west off to Scotland taking with him all the cash except 10a He told me that I might get money where I mild. I spent the nit of that year with ray mother. Ou the 24th January, 1862, he came to me and my mother at the Great Weateru Railway Hotel. He brought Mr. Whiteaud Dr. Woodhouse with him. He came because I had refused to live with him again oo amount of his ill-trestaseut of me. Mr. White and Dr. Woodhouse entreated me to forgive him, awl I consented. I went to him at Bath on the 11th of February ; but that very night be told me that he had changed his tatted, and wished I had never come beck to him. I entreated him to let me return to my mother ; but be said I should stay and feel his tarrible vengeance. At nirdnight on the 2lat April he, one into my bedroom, and sulked me to write to my trustee, and ban my money sold out of the funds. and the proceeds paid to his solicitor. I refused ; upon which he dragged me to his room, awl bade me swear on the Bible that I would do whet he wished. He cursed me awl used the foulest languege, but 00 toy threatening to alarm the house Its let me return to row room. We wore in lodgings. On • subsequent occasion he pat his had on my head in tbe presence of my mother, and cursed me. He said, "May you suffer such agonies, both of body aid mind, on your death-heel, that so one may stay with you, and that there may be no outs to close your dead orbs." My mother said it wee dreadful, and that we bad better separate. He said he would do so. On the 15th of May I refused to go with him to Scotland, and he threatened to take me from the boanliog.house in the dead of night, take me by railway to Loudon, carry me to Tower-stairs, put me on board a bat, and take me to Scot land, when he should have full time to wreak his deadly vengeance oo me. He ordered • blacksmith to come and remove the bolt from my door. I sent for my mother, who, after he had stormed at us, requested a magistrate to be fetched to protect us from that dreadful man. I stayed with my husband till the I nth of June, when I could endure Ano longer, and finally left him. He has since entreated me to return to him, but I refused. The witness was subjected too very long cram-examination, with • view to show that ahe hail bete equally in fault, but she denied that she Lad hero guilty of any violent or irritating conduct towards her hualguid. Evidence was then celled io support of the respondent's MSC, which was nut coocluded when we went to press. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. CommissioDer Faye.) RE MULLINS. —A PROMOTFR O► PUBLIC COMPANItd. This was an examination meeting and application for discharge by Charles Wheeler Mullins, formerly of 16, Velma-square. Peckham, then of 118. Fenchnrch-street, afterwards of Bretsfort•huildinge, Strand, and late of 42. Lombard street, formuly an accountant sod monetary and Amaral agent, since promoter and secretary to the Ryde Esplanade Hotel Company (Limited), and since a prisoner for debt in Horsernongerbane gent The bankrupt watt released from custody a few days since. From the statement of acommta, furnished byMr. S. T. Cooper, it appear. be owes tocreditnrs. 896/. lc 6d. ; lia bilities. 810/. ; liw6ibties nu arrount of the Hyde &plaudit Hotel Company, 364!. ; rreditora to be paid in fall. IV. Cr.: By debtor', doubtful, 1,1443/. ; liabilities per contra, 810/. ; ditto on account of company, 3641. The expensed bad been for two sears at the rate of 2501. per annum. There had been a previous bankruptcy in 1859. and the pre sent failure was attributed to expenses incurred as promoter and secretary of the company. The Ryde Esplanade Hotel Company are returned u doubtful debtors for 1,800/. fcr union rendered as pro moter and secretary to the company, and for monies paid on their account. The bankrupt stated that under clause 128 of the articles of the associating he was entitled to 900/. in cash and 180 shares paid-op of 5/. each, in consideration of the time, trouble, sod expense incurred. There wee oleo a Oulu that he was to indemnify the sbareltottlersi in the event of 1,200 shares not being allotted within nix months. The Hyde Hotel Company was withdrawn from public notice io favour of the queen's Hotel Company. He was to receive a sum (1,1001. was to be peal by them) and an appointment in the Queen's Hotel Company, soil Ids° be interested is MMe contemplated steamboat idol railway schemes. The agree ment was not carried not. The creditors were principally for legal expense., pribtiag. stationery, &c. Mr. Sykes Gondtlav said there would probably not he any meta, as they unstated only of a claim on the mpany. The Court passed the examination, and granted the order of discharge. (It was Mahal that a petition had been presented for wind up , the Ride Hotel Company.) P,ucny SerfoLeamirs.—There will be nix acholar !4svacent in Rush, School in October next, each worth ') guineas a year. Two of thew scholarship, are open to toys ender 11, and are tenable for five years; two open to toys under 15. and tenahle for four year, ; two open for Bova under 16. and tenable for three years. Candidates will b., required to •bow such a knowledge of divinity, history, awl mathematics as may fairly be expected at their are. and will then be selected by their proficiency is chancel tubule:ship. BANQUET TO THE LONDON FIRE BRIGADE BY Tst butt or &mimic/oth O• Titeeday the Duke of Sutherland gave a tongert at Stafford Hoare to the firemen of Loodoes. A splendid gold watch was presented to Capt. Maw as s token of respect, end a braimint to Mrs. Rhsw. Pe Powerful steam engines of Mears. Shand; Moos, anfi 0. were previoasly tried in too gardens of Buckingham Palace. B. 1.1.• N. b. A., ki 1. a. a. Nairn 30.51'611 6 W.N.W. I 2 4", 4 b 0.09 2 &bents= Leith 3l). 30 1 6' 8 W.H.W. 2 II I 8 re X Shields Jam 641 6 N. W. i 3 41 4 c— S 3carboroturb 130.26 . .13! 6 N. N. if. 1 1 4 4 0 2 Greencastle ,30.30 66 6 E.M.E. 1 2 .. 23 b 2 Galway Valenti& Queenstown — 1 30.26611 2 N.N. W. 1 2 . 31 o 1 IJverpool ,30 vT 613 2 2-7 E. ; 2 3 26 0 2 Holyhead I3O 1 i 54' 2 E. 1 2 2. 30 c 2 Pembroke ', 2u 30.23 611 4 N.N.W. . 2 1 j 28 15 1 Penman Penman :130. 07, 2 N. E.l I! 2 32 3 2 Brest .:3 ..12 64 4 N.Y.. 2 1 4 j 4 f 8 Vinieni 34.08 66 6 N.N.E. " 2 2 o 2 Rochefort .. —130,4 65 5 N. E. - 4 i2' 4 13 2 Plymouth ,33.19 641i 5 W. 413i10 b 2 Weymouth '30.18 63, 3 N.E. 4 1 20 m 3 Portsmouth ',30.1904' 5 E. S 5I 24 m 2 London 3O 20 62; 61 E. 3 j '3 ' 4 c - Dover 30.22 61; 2 E. N. F- 4il 1 28 0 S Yarmouth 30._3671 7 N.N.P. 64 1 2 0 —I S Helder Heligoland '5E9O 52 S. N.N W. i S 8: 90 0 5 PROBABLS FRIDAY. SATURDAY. N.N.P. to W.N.W., Noirrn.Eisr. N.N.W. t.W.S.W.,mo frtsh, lbw. dente to fresh. N. to W.,light to fresh, Wssr. N. to W.,llght to fra-13. tine. N.E. to N W., fresh, SOUTL flat. N.N rlto W. V.W.too- 8017TH EAST. Berate to freak. floe. North-Yet-Hong Firth to Norfolk. South.Chaauel and Yrroch Coast of Dover to Norfolk. N. 9.. to N. and W., mo derate to freak. N.M. to N.W., mode rate. rent- Donegal to Corn • , 8 ,uLh-Ksat=-Itrait Robert Vaughan Williatra, Eg., of the North Wales circuit, hes been appointed judge of the county courts of North Wales, Teodorod vacant by the death of J. itiohards, Eq. With the parliamentary votes this morning is printed a petition from Mr. Alexander Mitchell, alleging bribery, corruption, umlue influence, &c., on the pert of Mr. W. Cargill, at the B. rick upon-Treed election. no the 77th ult, and praying that the return he amended " by erasing the name of the said William Walter Cargill, and substituting that of your petitiimer in 1161. thereof." Kladderadatsch, the Punch of Berlin, this week thinks that "the rumour tbst General Slouravieff inteods shortly to travel to Lowlon and p,y • visit to Barclay and Perkins establasboseet requires—slightly—to be con firmed." CRICKET IN PARIS.—We are informed that a club has been founded in Paris iiv losses of thi s a ss trim , and that a piece of ground has been graciously greeted for wadies by the Prefect of the Seine, in the Bois de Boii kips, near the ph, of Mali& The panties taken place on Monday sod Friday evenings, from 6to 8. The ruled ere almost the same as those of the Marylobo°. Club. Cricketees, either English or French, who desire to become ...A in misapply to Mr. R. flazelton. honorary secietary t 17, Rae de 1a Maftlefee. A thatch Winne the clubs o f Paris and Boulogne.sur•Ker is spoken of for the beginning of next mouth. —Gafiyeani. IHE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1863. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) I 'loo .100 400 'lOO ;100 ,100 SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two oVuxm.. The railway market is flat to-day,insympathy, with Console, and most of the principal stocks have declined. Great Western hag, receded * per cent. ; and London and North Western, Mid land, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and South Eastern, 1. The fortnightly settlement will be completed today. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 103 ' • Great Western, 662 to 67 ; Midland, 129/ to t} ; Lancashire and Yukshire, 114/ to ; Caledonian, 1191 to 1201 ; South Eastern, 924 to 1; Great Eastern, 53/ to 54 ; Great Northern, 1281 to 1291; and London sod South Western, 106 to 1. Indus Steam Flotilla stock and Great Luxem bourg shares have declined. and Great Western of Canada are dull. San Paulo are inquired for. item:tau,. SALMIS •MII sp . Ipd I &Amway& % I moot pram Salo to-dar yes I terday. to 1 p.n. sUia.,WolotiSoar Dastou, &164.11 Bristol mod imam —.. ,Oork and Banetou— Do. • j • no Att until • B Ipa Is paid to P DOW and Belted rue. Dawl.Arursh, & &NU i.Boburgri mud inarigu Wargo, & a West/it Great eastern i ee $6 B 7 8 1 111 1 119} 120} I 6} 40 41 16 16 913 11$ 112 68 66 60 62 241 163 IT,I 12% 120 41 134 186 101 ss4s 67i 671 lan Do. A Stock.... IM Do. hit Anglian att. too filoaa• Bloc of eiouraso WO Groat No.thorn ISO IDo.At Alio. nod Avon.. 1 00 0,01 J &Depot. la paid 100 Ot. deviant ova.. ilz .00 Gird Nehru_ Lanaaabired V arlsdkr London and Madman ic a tatinonotfit'oa laattna,aDc Lond,n & North Wow. London& Booth al mkt Hem,. Mamma and CaAale.. lartrogae:tan. 114 1141 76 71 113 120 46 46 IUS 1 11 4 Do. New 124 121 f* I* pit 24ti 79 1 it P". fn 99 D. 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(Um Nova Scotia G. and L Iterutid r 10,100 'CO Oq 17,0 N 14,0.10 t, 14.ut0 41,:!he 119,7 Y dl 02 i § PM ' 17 .9 :8 SO 02 lib 112 11S dii : ; pro I 1;p01 106 107 29 90 if 9 i le 6 4 MO I Cli , lia I:dis 1 9 21 par 1 pa 1, t 'l4 2 pm "4 4 Ea 2)pao 8* 4 Do. Now ... 10. :Ottoman Oss I l'oel Alves. [sod It Int ; Perdu. and /Islas. Rims Idli P m l , 4 1 4 1 DIDI' i ttP..l 11 11 6 61 61 64 78 80 16 18 pm 1 eL 16} bbt Was. rkt Now — gwebradaLd.ll4l.dlL(L) y iron Wo Jan. City lin.(L Do. do. Royal lUD om fl.rvettsh 4.1.4 inywo, IS AM... Irrtgalov. (L mouth Ampulla Land l iliobsootwo M semp T. di Ad. et dadtl..) . van Mame' Land I - 1,4 :6, 27 mi 66 67 141 . 145 ,Ml 14. 30 I lan ss dis it ma I m a dia 14 14S - SEI 71 S MONEY MARKB7 I .-(THI6 DAY.) Two demos The stock markets to-day exhibit an unfavour able reaction, the late rise baying induced a num ber of realisations. The funds and wait of the chief home railways have experienced a relapse of i per cent. The foreign stock market, which had responded but feebly to the recent rise, is comparatively steady to-day. Business in this department has now been brought within a narrow compass. To-day is settling day in shares and foreign stocks. _ _ . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reutes were quoted 68fr. 65c., being without alteration. Consols are now quoted 93 to it for money, and 94 to f for the account (August 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 93, I ; ditto for ac count, 931, b ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93g, g, ; New Three per Cents., 9311, e, ; Bank Stock, 237, 235, 237; India Stock, 226 i ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100} ; ditto Bonds, 15e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1071 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 3s. prem. ; ditto June, prem. Foreign stocks have not varied much. The Turkish loan of 1858 has again risen 1 per cent., being quoted 71 to 1. Other Turkish stocks are unaltered. The Loan of 1834 is quoted 93 to 1, being firm ; that of 1862, 674 , to 68, ex div. ; and the Consohdio, 51 to 1. Greek Bonds are dull, at 35/ to 1. Mexican Bonds are steady, and Italianfirui. There isa rise in the Vene zuelan Loau of 1862, which is marked 581 to 58. Transactions aro recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-ILdf per Cents., 99 ; Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 92 ; Chilian Four•and-a-Half per Cents., 861; Danish, 1863, 901, 1; Greek, for account, 351, 1, ; ditto Coupons, 161, 1 ; Italian, for account, 711, ex div. ; ditto, M.iremmana Railway, 791, ex div. ; Mexican, 371, 1 ; ditto, for account, 371, ij ; New Granada D..f...rred, 101 ; Russian, 1850, 90, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 94 ; Spanish Passive, 331 ; ditto, for account, 331 ; ditto Certificates, 131, ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 71, 1 ; ditto 1862, 671, e, ex div. ; ditto for account, 671, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, 58/, N. Owing to the accounts from America, the scrip of the Confederate Loan has declined per oent., the present quotation being I F dis. to par. Italian is quoted Ig to g prem.,being firmer ; and Venezuelan, to dia. International Financial shares are quoted 4i to 55 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 14 to 11 prem. ; and London Financial, 15 to lj prem., being somewhat lower. The letters of allotment for shares in the Hud son's Bay Company were distributed this morning, and the price has declined to A die. to prem. Egyptian Trading are also flatter at to 1 prem. About 3,0001. in gold was seut into the Bank yesterday. The biddings for 30,00,000 rupees (300,0001.) in bills on India, took place yesterday at :he Bank of England. The proportions allotted were : to Cal cutta, 16,50,000 rupees ;to Bombay, 12,00,000 ru pees ;to Madras, 1,50,000 rupees. The declared minimum price was as before, viz.: Is. 115 d. per rupee ou Calcutta ; and Is. 1 ljd. on Bombay and Madras. The applications within the limit amounted to 91 lass (910.0001.) Tenders on Cal cutta at Is. 1144. receive about 26 per ceut., on Bombay at Is. 111 d. about 24 per cent., and all above these prices in full ; uu Madras all iu full. A first dividend of 4s. in the pound has just been declared on the joint estate of Messrs. Jauvriu, Grassie, and De Lisle, who failed iu Deceinber last. A dividend of Bs. in the pound is also announced on the separate estate of Mr. It. T. De Lisle, and one of Ils. ou that of Mr. T. It. Grassie. From Peru we learn that a survey of the guano islands is estimated to show the following remark able results, according to statements put forward ou the spot : Lobos Islands-3.000,030 toes let class guano, valued at 61. per too 218,000,000 1,060,01al toss of 'dud class quality, from the same island 4,000,000 liana bi Wand-1,510,000 tons Ist class quality, valued at 6/. per toe Gu maps —4500,010 tons Ist class quality, valued at 6/. per ton 15,000,000 £46,000,000 These estimates will probably be takeu with a considerable degree of reserve by English readers. The Comereie of Lima, iu alluding to them, enthu siastically affirms that they will consolidate Peru vian credit upon a better basis than that possessed by any other nation in the world, and aecare to it a moat prosperous future. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3691. over last year ; the London and South Western, a decrease of 1,1551. ; the Loudou and North Western, an increase of 50W.; the Great Western, a decrease of 2,881/. ; and the Great Northern, a decreaseof 1,8271. It is expected that an announcement will shortly be wade of the issue of the scrip and the ap pointment of a settling day iu the shares of the Royal Sardinian Railway Company. The delay has arisen ou account of the numerous forms iuvolved in getting the statutes settled by the Italian government. At au extraordinary meeting yesterday of the proprietors of the Standard Bank of British South Africa a resolution was passed for increasing the capital from 1,500,0001. to 2,000,00 a/., by the issue of 5,000 additional shares (a 1001. each. The chair man stated that the bask leis been well received in the colony, and he referred at some length to the details of the amalgamation of several Land batiks at the Cape with this undertaking. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given iu the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance —Alliance British and Foreign, 151, t ; Atlas, 141 . uommercial Union, 7, tx new ; Glolie, 1132; Guardian, 511. 1, lex div.; luileum.ty !dome, 151 ; Minerva, 61 ; Oixau Marine, 151. I, 1; Ph...iota, 152 ; Cai veraal Marine. 44, 4. Gaslight and Coke.—Commercial,47l. 7 ; European, Now, 6. ;Imperial, ex div. ; Lm anal Continental, 81, 4, ex die. ; London. 874 ; Surrey Cuts: mere, 194 ; United General, 341, 4 ; Western 882. Witerworka.—Chelaea, 2ti ; East London, 12d, 1 ex div. ; West Middlesex, 1111, 11 ex div. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows The market for American securities in London remain , ' in the same inactive state reported in oar last tau circulars. The next mail from the United Staked is looked for with much anxiety, and until more decisive intelligence is re ceived ore do not anticipate any change from the present inactivity. }tries c:mtmue firm at quot androi d but Illinois Central shares exhibit a frastional dec.IDO. Subjoined is a report of ye•iterdAy's indigo sale' : There has been decidedly a better market to-day. The fine qualitme of Bengal were fully op to 51 ly mice, cod other descriptione were firmer than yeetenlay. 491 cheat' Madr.fe passed to-Jay, the fine qualities %ening from Par to 31. advance, nod ether sorts at about ?do/ imam. !impala Alen. with the exception of Cho low sorts. partook of tin, general improvement. 1.431 chests passed to-tlay, of which ii pt chests were with.lrawn, 230 chest. bought in, and f ;23 cheate sold. Total quantity passed, 2.575 chrata, of which 1,311) have been sold, 722 withdrawn, and 513 bought WEDNESOLT EVENUTO. Consols, which were quoted at - 4oclock yester day 92j to 93 for the Gth of August (subsequently improving to 93 to j), were first nvtrked this morning 931, and closed at 93J t 0.,. For money the last price was 93k to R. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92j. 93k, 93, I, 93; ditto for account. 93,1, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 92k, 931, j, I ; New Three I per Cents., 92i, 931 ; India Stock, 226, CLERKENWELL. THI WIDER OF ELIZABETH HUNTER AT ISLINGTON. This being the day appointed for the re-examination of Williciet Henry C7arLr, 17, who stands charged with feloniously, wilfully, and maliciously killing and mttr diming Elisabeth Hunter, aged 8 years, at the nurseey ground, William street, liiliogton, the avenues of the court ant the appraaches thereto were long before the hour named for the primmer to be brought up crowded by persons who were anxious to get a glance of the prisoner. Mr. Jolm Dickie, barrister, attended for the prisoner. Before the came was brought on, the prisoner a number of other men was piaei in a row in he • for the purpose of blentilies inv. He WAS seen young girls, and be was identified as being the man bad taken them away for immoral purposes. The case, it was understogl, was to be remanded for a week. KEEPING • DIRTY LODOING.ROUSL. Mary Quinn, adirty-iookiog woman, wan charged before Mr. Barker, at the instance of Inspector William Hunt, of the common lodging-house department, Scotland-yard, for that she being the keeper of a common lodging-house,. did uolawf ally receive divers lodgers in the said common lodging house, the same not having been approved for that purpose by the officer appointed in that behalf by the local autho rity, and not having bees reAstered as by the Common Lodging-houses Act, 1851, is required. The defendant, io answer to the charge, said that she was a poor woman, and was obliged to do something to get a living. Most of the perm°s that the police saw there had only come up that night from the country, and did not intend to stay there more than a night or two. Inspector Hunt said there was not the least excuse for the defendant. She wee determined to set the law at defiance. If the police did not use the most prompt steps nothing could be done, and fever and disease must abound in these low places. Mr. Barker said that the police were eu , itled to unquali , fled commendation for the share they have had in giving effect to the Common leal3hil-linen Ari. It was necessary by constant vigilance to or.-voit the t'de of filth from flowing in again, and hn do all lie could to give the commissioaers his nippat in the good work they were doing. He should order the .lereiolont Dow to piy a floe of 10s. and the colts, or to go to the llouso of Coneetion for seven days, and she might rent assured that if she was brought there any more the full penalty would be indicted. The prisoner, who had no money, was then removed to prison. ...... MARLBOROUCII-STREET. SUNDAY TILT OINC.- -CAUTION TO LICENSFD VICTUALT.FR'S. Me. Jame, Ilarri .on, of the Sun, Noel-street, Watdour mune., ati A b,rn Mr. T9-srbitt, to answer the com plaint of lan i .I;ossles, r.i the C divi4ion, of serving &rine 0. , 10 - ' •I a 1 hours on Sunday. From the. re: of Boasted Webb, 112 C, it appeared that at half-past 10 on the morning of Sunday week, he knocked at the side door of defendant's house, rvt•l was admitted by the defendant. He called for a pint of • cooper," with which he was served by the defendant, who received the money for it, and while in the house two per came in and had a quartern of gin each, which they paid for and took away with them, and some others ware also served. Defendant admitted that all the constable said was true. but said that it was the first time be bad been summoned and that he had not long been from the country. Mr. Bowleg said there bad been no conviction during the time the defendant had kept the boom, but he had reason to believe that Sunday trading had been going on for some time, and in consequence a plain clothes officer was obliged to be employ. Mr. Tyrwhitt fined the defendant 20s. and cats. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CDT LLECIIITO TILISIGIAPH.) STAMFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) STAMFORD ST. LEGER. About el:l.mile ands quarter. Terms, Taje, Amelia, and Tippler are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. Five forloom. Midoigbt Mae, Lady Mend, AlHume, Promlla, Chaperon, and Edward the Confessor ITO here. WELLAND STAKES. Straight half mile. Lady Maud. Tippler, Lady Abbess, Erin-go-bregh, Ccenr de-Lion, and La Belle Feronniere are here. BURGHLEY HANDICAP. Two miles and a quarter and 146 yards. Millionaire, Harlequin. Grimston, Bedouin, Amelia, Oak Apple, and Jack's Alive are here. RUTLAND STARES. Half • mile. Demon and Belgravian Lament are here. WELTER CUP. One mile. Millionaire, Keane, and Erin go-Bragh are here. Zora, Southport, Lord of Limns, Merry Hart, Yamuna, Fantail, Sea King, and Black Prince. PONTEFRACT MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ARRIVE).—Little Stag, Prince Alfred, Security, S 1 cdmere, &triune; Paddy O'Rourke, Vantage, Z-wt e, Castle Evie, Wynostay, Tarlatan, Rosebud, Ludy Louisa, Nemo, laic. ranee f, Oldminster, Dictator, C.prain Crow, Charles Fox, S.ragossa„ UM. Ka panda, Eagle's dame, Devotee, Pancake, Cellarrus, Flytrap, Stockman, Charlestown, The Fain, Eugene, Found Again, Balderstone, and Theobelda. CRICKET. SURREY v. SUSSEX. The weather yesterday Wart niiin gloriously fine, and a very large oompany was attracted to the Saw: County Ground, Hove, to witness the resomption of this match. Surrey, on the previous evening, hod lost four wickets for 88 rune, and the two " not outs," Mr. Burbidge with 51, and Mr. Doweou with 5, again took isoescuion of the wickets. Several good scores were made, the total reitchisg the enormous number of 383. Sussex oammenced their second innings at 10 minutes past 5, and it appeared evident the match would not be played out uulesa Surrey by some extraordinary chances in cricket could dispose of their opponents before " time" 17 o'clock) wassailed. This they did not do, and this extraordinary match thus ended in • "draw," Sussex having market 76 for the loos of six wickets. From the commencement of the game to the close the cricket on both sides was of a firet-claw order, and the number of rune perhaps greater than was ever recorded in an u‘dedahed match, the gross total amounting to 1,062. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) THCFLSDAY. JULY 1 8 A.N. BRITISH POINISIIIOIOI. MARI 01.1 I'4 1 11,41L116111. I C raw l' Ca. 1 6,M p.m. 1111 011 Mummy • ile. immeme 0 01 OA 84. 1 0 04m. 1114.110.144.44.0. 107 1118 511 8 Do. New a IS 7 1 De. N. 1 &harm. llt _, I_, ASI ID 1104,10611.:1101Klart1101 16 011 Do. Irtelereolm • le I 11 140 SO 0101.1trant,AGettertel OK S&L, Lag 1,10. —.— 001 100 Do. Jib 1.1" 0104. 86 ISO Clalesita •0. Ina& nn lit 1074 St 100 114041.451)rw.k 8p e rem K 1096 •••• 100 011 Denterars.7p.o.per.prd It lug Itoutirs be.. II lOll 110 100 O 1 .4 sus Lamm gas. 6 p et. lel 148 1.74 A i 20 10 De. O. Zatensloit 0 10 Jo. 11. do II If pas 114 4 di 110. aesnd Trankot Canada 20 11 106 all 101. Ist pat Benda 72 74 106 a Do. do. deterred 66 68 101 all Do. 2nd prat /foods 66 67 160 al' Do. do. deferred 60 611 1.1 all Do. Ird wet. 04.0 k 44 48 1. 0 all Do. uo. deterred 66 27 100 all Du. tth prof. Meek 64 18 Lall Do. do. deterred 22 10 60 1 00 ailed ladles Animal . 1074 104 106 II Do. 11•0 6 - 10 8 Do. Jauttary, lele2 O 101 Dig. tit In=o . 6 4 t . e: 103 1074 01 all 64.044 11 114 114 2e4 18 Do. New 96 &a 84 WO a D0ap.a45.pq73... 0 1) S 1 SP , —. 100 11l D 0.04 tact/MA..647J/ 00 OS le 2 Indian Braman heft / 6 1 pm St 00 Madam Ocar. 4pm 4. 98 100 it. 140 Do. do. • pm' 6 1' 61 11 .74 1 0 6 1 TA 06 . 100 Do. 61 pat el toms., 1006 1016 191} $4. 100 NalliOare.6p. Altus& 60 all Math. and klobeon Bap. 14 66 lea., 11. 0rtu....1.1 & ewe& clue A and B ll 8 ... .. 100 N. 0. el ttulada 6p. c ft N MAW% 846 6 par 0141 lO9l 1146 M. I 100 Do. Delhi no. ll 1076 161 1 Do. du do t 4 all Dm oonjaob Jo — 9 111 8t I lull Ds. do. do lr64 1174 4.. I lee Do.l d.Bt.Floce 31 lO3 104 1024 nitlTlrlt WWI& FOREIGN RAILWAYS. K. loItY4. all Antwerp • ausscbuu all 'Eta:Alsß4.lvs. g.? p.a. 1 . 31 I Beglas 111. n nrOinak B. /tyres O. BoutlvnEL. all :9, .4. 4 ., itsc, al S si 20 201 11 i} 4" 47 all Dear44a.7it.c.per.prat id 'batch thealsB ..... 16 rotten et 'IMMO .... alt , Gd. Bawl= rua 6. p. a. all Great Lszerahoura. .. . 1 - 4 To W .11• Baa. "custom. Nam.dstlegra By th• 81 W Do. top.o.Prt. I &lc vv. all Northers ot ltrauu. . . 3 all .37. Raft B. Ayres g. p. c, h 4. Do. do. do eL MOrwelldalo hullo erot all I Ottommt'amyrus awful 11 all Paris Lyons mut tt.ullt eo} allPula aod Goiaant 3d I all Portuuuestaalla.,lLoyal 161 111 all ; Rsettit end ail 'Rio sad Dumber% — all •Royal Danish 16 i all IRoyal Swedish all Do. par ma. 1 all 'Sambre sad Deere 1 10 all j D 0.14 par odoe. Prof. 1 1 .11 8 lltm I 'OsaPaalog forret all Do. do. 2l. all &Awl& Lato•Peoellan: 13 id.r.a Portudellperetp • l 110Whern of Prance. I rwin and Savona all Do. do sn , Reel Mandate all Da. 61 powawl Yn r . all illasLa Mr n. W-••••• • er•4 FOREIGN UOLLUA nows. 1 I PM' 2. t i t 4 Pei 1 20E 2 IS 1 Ws a do Ise IM ale 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, redeemable in July, 1870, 1084, 108, k, ; ditto for account, 1084, k ; ditto 130i.da, lbs., 19s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced ropes parr, 107 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 118. Esau quer bills were steady at par to 3a. prem., and India Bonds, at lba. to 19s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market were more numerous, and the tendency of prices on the whole was favourable. ....-.- There was au increased demand for colonial government debentures, and an improvement took place iu Cauat'a, New Bruuswick, Nova Scotia, Victoria, Flaurit.u.s, and Natal. International Financial shares were steady, at 4 to 54 preen. ; General, at 10, to In prem., being better ; and L o ndon Financial, at In to 1 , 4 prem., showing likewise au improvement. The shares of the Hudson's Ray Company, after receding to par to ,4 prem., closed a trifle better than yesterday, at ton prem. The letters of allotment were to be sent out this evening. There were also a small number of "letters of regret." In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in Imperial Ottoman, but a alight reduction in Imperial, Metropolitan and Provin ci.d, and English, Scottie'', and Australian Char tered. There were inquiries for Crystal Palace and North British Australasian shares. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 11 to 11} prem., being again higher • Universal Marine to dis. • Thames and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; Commercial Union, 2 to 24 prem. ; North British and Mercantile insurance, 171 to 18j ; Oriental and General Marine 1,1 to 14 prem. ; and British and Foreign Marine , to 14 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—City of Lon don Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Company of African Merchants, 1 to 14 prem. ; London and African Trading, to 1 prem.; Oil Seed Crushing, to 1 prem. ; Portuual Coal and Iron, to i prem. ; and Egyptian Trading, 4 to 14 prem. MINES.-alilS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business, and no material alteration has taken place in prices. Tincroft shares are rather firmer, while Wheal Ludcott have declined. East Basest, East Caution, and Wheal &ton are witho'it change. Cook's Kitchen shares are now quoted 28 to 29 ' • Drakewalls, lit to lj ; Bast Bas set, 77 to 78; Etot Caradon, 271 to 28 ; Fast Cara Brea, Bto ; Kitty St. Agnes, 8; to 9 ; Marks Valley, 6} to / ; North Downs, 2 to Thicroft, 21f to 221; West Chivertoo, 26 to * ; Wheal Ludcott, 2f to 3f ; Wheal Setou, 2 20 to 2221 ; and Chiverion, 7 to 4. The fortnightly settlement sill be coneluded to day. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. St. John del Rey are officially marked 53, being rather dull ; Cobre Copper, 31 and alf ; Monte' Aureoe, ; and Santa Ba rbara, f. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. ielsest.illarley. flat& I ay.. , Beaaa.l Pesa. June 6 ll6l lvd Us 114 Slto 104 Sft 4 9e 181'164 81 2O 27 lOl 6.131. Id as 10.1 3Se 6.r i ail 841 361 24 July 4 414 114;4 4 8.1 ..%o 11.1 3241 10 1, Os 9J Us 04 11 461 10.13* 10119 s 64114 s 111490 2.1,189 s Od 91c weetre Agyrs- --- - -- 3 - a l- - —'---'-- gate Average . Ills 9131 s als 01881 94 89. 101 We 84 - - - Durr.—W twat, Barley, Oata, Rye, Beam, and Per. la DIAGRAM SHOWING The PLOOTOATIOIIB 0112113 ATUIOI P 2300 OP MX SIX ARRAS XXXXD. JIMC7. 1111:le 4611 46 10 46 0 40 6 June 20. June?? . .—Li . il_L, July crab iii .. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ,TULS DAY.) (it ILILTRIO AND INTERNATIONAL TILLGRAPII.) (FROld OUR OWN 001IRESPONDERT3 . _ . The American uews has had the eff«et of making the market firmer, with touch ler rotten offering; err pro bably 5,000 bales. mINDIND LAAA..—alils DAY.) BCGAR.-The market continua. firm and active for Br.tisk West India. Foreign descriptions have also sold readily at fall prime. Muscovado brown, 32e. 6d. to 335. ; low to good yellow, 33a. 6d. to 38s. ; Havannsh brown, 325. 6.1. ; yellow, 355. 6d. to 38s. ; florette, 40s. to 425.; Cuba. caved yellow. 355. to 380.; 39e. 6d. to 4415. 6,L ; white, 41.. Reflood, there is rather more demand at steady prices, but the market is still not mitre. Corfu_ -This article contiones doll of mile, and titian decline, but the pireols at,rwl ore sm atly sold. Plc ta boo Ceylon, low mid& log to middling, 795. to 86a. ; flee tad flue fine ordinary. 765. 6.1. to 78e. ; satin Ofyloo, erdin uT small to good ord miry, 67a. lid. to 70a. Tea.-The market coati Imes quiet. Baca-The demand is more ao. • e, but prices are eider. fine B dlam sold at 9s. 3.1. ; white Be. Pl,lon. , 11 firices.-Black pepper is dull o. but pries* are without change. Norms sold st 30; white sold et lower rates ; Tellicherry, middling to very flue, 60. to Is. 30. other spices sold at about previous quotatosus. &Raba; cloves, 33d. ; pimento. low modelling, 2Rd. ; nutmegs, ordi nary. h to h. 21. ; limed, 81. to 104. ; ginger, Jamaica, 61s. to 68s. Bat.-150 puns. of Jamaica sold al fall prices ; also 200 pans.. chiefly Demerara, at Is. 6.1. ; pert Leeward', at la 434. SALT/MISR. -44 A) bags sell, ref ractiou 8 to 7, at She. INDIGO.--Soooml 1.4 y : There has been more deposition to purchase licneals at the ads today, more especial]) mid dling shipping quality. Kurpshs, middling to good ' sell freely at about 1.4 sale's prices ; onlinary aorta contioue dull. Dry leaf Madr.w sold irregularly : good quality at lull prices, ordinary wets chiefly withdraws at 2d. decline. 1,41;1. chests have:passed the sale today, of which 608 chests wens withdrawn. NO bought is, lesvieg 62Sr:beets sold. COTTON.-Thu, cowraet contiuue. dull, sue prices are rather easier. Jere has sold heavily, at barely former quotationa-eons moo to tine. 20/. to 2.11. 198. Heap.-Rumian film, at 411. for old clean, and at 39/. 10s. for new. TALLOW MARKET.—(TfI IS DAY.) The market is steady to-day. Town t.llow, 40s. net rash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spit. 42e. ; July, 42e. ; Angust to September. 425. lid. ; October to December, 4rw. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is rather larger then on Thursday last. Trade is very slow, sod Monday's price.; ...annul be maintained. The number of sheep and land. is again large, but the &mead is good for ch..ias qualities, .ml trade is rather more cheerful than no lion dey list. Calves ere Went il oil, end tn.!e for them slow; pira unaltered. oir foreign supply consist. of 390 lwasta. 3,e90 sheep, :311 calves, sud .Al pigs. Mitch cows, 84). 1 r stone it 6111 b. 1. .1 , •1. asr %tone 04 eaus. s 11. a L Reg Nereids.hcotsNereids. l 84 10 herd bes.ll.ll-I.lsBh 60 h 2 heat ebertehorns 4 4 4 0 heat Loutoroole.... 00 0 0 Second quel. beasts 3 0 4 0 1 Do. .10. 811orn .. _.. 4 4; 4 8 Calves POOI 8.0.18.,4111f-tr,l OO 0 0 4 4 .,.. .... 58 6 4 Besets et market, 1.270 Sheep sod Lobe, 13,840; Calves. 00.4 ; fags. 191. .. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-!THIS DAY.) Morn. Harvey and Eistoo report trade slow at last day', prices. Prime n 1,111.10/ has. 611.. to Vats. suprrior ditto, mi. to Toe ; jaeri..r ditto , :Ili, to M.. ; new ditto, 60, to rinsvr. t.. 126.. : new, 701.. to ; ditto, second cut, Aoa. to 115 e. ; straw, 2:.W. to 31s. sw..wpc: —Oil ai: Adams ens travel in; from Lo'olno to Gosport by the - prima train. which a•Tiven et B.singstoke et three o'r'ock p.m., he jumped nut of the train, after pawing Winchfield nt.tion, and whilst travelling over thi r ty miles an hour, suataining dreadful lejuries. It appears he had been apprehended ma a charge of having desettod from his repirrout (the 26th), and ens being conveyed to the depot at ttospart in charge of an escort ennailding of a corporal and priv,ite ; and just after leaving Witichfield station be leaned out of the carried" window for a minute or so. end was them repioeteil to sit down. whisk be did, but it is supposed that he Mien. although handcuffed, con trived to unfasten oho door, as almost directly after ite was seated lie jumped up, and before it was possible to prevent him, leaped out of the carriag, the door giving way when he pushed agui.oit it. Im mediately t' e arrival of the train at Rieingstoke the tweet telettrapneil to Wiochhteld station, to search for Adams, who was found clog• by the able of the riot. a'aiuti a mile below that station, with his bawl fearfully eat and his leg masted to pieces. and totally amen The escort, oe their arrival at Wiuchfield by the nut up train, found it impossible to continue their journey with the us fortutunte Mtn. sod Its was accordingly rouvrtro 4, WO Hartley Witnev Union Workhouse. He was Immediately attended by the medical officer there. wbn Glued it neces sary to amputate the leAn ' ll leg, which operation was yue ceisefully perf wired on Welitealay. Thu poor fel'ow now lies in a recario.., state, but hopes are entertained of ban recovery. —Si/cr....rite Journal.