The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Hr. Commiadouer Holroyd.) p ; RE CHRIFF , PHER MUSGRAVE.-11111FUISAL OF PROTECTION. The bankrupt was described as of Paultoo-equare. Chelsea, ..followiog no trade, profeisioa, or calling. This was the g ains for examination and (Herbaria, Debts 6001., of which tv. was money received by the bankrupt in his capacity of g dministrator of the &date of Miss beeneceased. Mr. Aldridge stated that the cane had adjourned to give the bankrupt an opportunity of making an offer to his 'R idden, but no offer had been made. Mr. Shepherd, a creditor, opposed in person. The bank. met had obtained goods of him in December, and had come to the court in forms pauperie on the 19th of January. Bs Honour was of opinion that the bankrupt had con tracted this debt without probable means of paymeot. He los slso misappropriated trust funds to the amount of 2501. The order of discharge would be suspended for twelve mouths, without protection. Cane of this description were cc the lacrosse, and it was necessary that the court should mark its semi of conduct such as that of the bankrupt. IN PS G. N. V. M. MABB•IILNTf. The bankroPt was an oil and Italian warehouseman and commission agent of Leather-lane, late trading in partner ship with another foreigner. He now applied for his order o f discharge. The liabilities are 7,30f.f., of which upwards o f 4,8004 via in respect of hills accepted by parties abroad. Mr. Aldridge examined the bankrupt, and elicited the fact that the bills above referred to had been signed by his wiser without his knowledge. His partner was in London, brit Mr. Champion, solicitor, had possession of all the books sod papers. The bankrupt mowed his examination ; and the order of discharge was adjourned for the purpose of inquiry being made as to the debts due to the pernership. JONAO-A ironic Or ART. The bankrupt was deft:Gibed as a commission agent, end exhibitor of a work of art, residing in Millman-row, Chel sea. His debts ere of trifling amount. It was stated that the bankrupt was prevented attending by indisposition, and his wits came forward to prove thtt she had left him ill in bed. She wet crowtasminc 1 by Yr. R. Griffiths, on behalf of a creditor, and stated that her husband had had possession of a mechanical contrivance mlkd "The Combat of the Archangel Gabriel with the Dragon." (laughter.) It had seven heads, ten horns, and seven crowns. (Groat laughter.) Her husband mad to exhibit it in Newington-muse way fora penny a•bead. The gentle man to whom it belonged valued it at 1,0001. (Laughter.) Her husband hired it at 21._•-week. — The awe was adjourned far the attendance of the bankrapt. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL lITIAMIDTICART ALLEGED RAPE. -A STRANGE /TORT. &Lanni pane, shopman to Mn. Law, pawnbroker. of 1 and 2, Rochester-teases, Stoke Newington, was charged with committing a tape on the person of Mary Wright, a domestic servant, formerly in the employ of Mrs. Law, under the following extraordinary circumstances. Mr. Allen, from the Associate Institute for Waning the Laws for the Protection of Women, prosecuted ; and Mr. John Wakeliog defended. . . The complainant, who gave her evidence in a very proper manner, said that she was 34 years of age. She bad been in the servi..e of Mrs. Law for about three months. On Thursday, the 25th of June, the prisoner came downatain and pulled her into the bed warehouse, which is on a level with the kitchen. Me Palled • bed trout the rack, threw her on it, and notwithstanding her eczema and her efforts to get away he e ff ected his purpose. When be bad done that be knelt on her, and another men came from a dark passage, and also had connexion with her. The prisoner held her by the shoulder whilst the other man did what he did. She did not know who that man wan She wu too exhausted to get up to follow the prisoner and him. As soon as she had made the tea she asked permission to go out, and she then told her sister-in-law what had happened. The same night the shop-boy came into the kitchen and " Wasn't be a fine fellow I' sad afterwards said that he wee a detective policeman. On Mrs. 'Ales return from the country she told her what had occurred, and she said, " Hush, Ann, I don't wish you to say anything. Wait until my brother comes home, and tell him, as he is the bead of the business." On Sunday last she told Mr. Rowley, Mrs. Taw's brother, of what had occurred. He made some inquiries, and then told her she might go to the police. The prisoner denied the charge, and abused her very much. The witness was severely cromexamined, but her mi. deuce ma not shaken. She stated that she had not been intimate with any man before, and denied that she had been intimate with one of the assistants in the shop. Mrs. Slim Wright, the sister.in.law, said that the com plainant told her Mont the matter, ind in answer to Mr. Barker, mid that she did not exactly know when, on which she was told to stead down. TbsioiloemL. in chargeoi the cue said that the complain ant had the day before been examined by the police surgeon. That geatleman, although the assault was committed • mouth ago, bad found marks of bruises on her lap u if from • struggle. The surgeon was in attendance. Mr. Barker add be did not want to see the surgeon. The bruises ware nothing. George Goldington said he was shop•boy in the employ of Mrs. Law. and serer told the complainant about a polies man. She told him that she was telling people a lot of stories about Edward to make him wild. James Tbompoo , siaCieiiintl;;Mrs. Law, said that he had kNuently had intercourse with the complainant. The complainant most indignantly denied this insertion. Mr. Henry Rowley, of Camden-town, said he managed the barium for Mrs. Law, and the complainant told him of the charge. He confronted the prisoner with her, and he then denied the charge. Mr. Wakeling said be had Mr. Crossley, the prisoner's former master, and others, to give the prisoner a good character. Mr. Barker dismissed the charge. DEATH OF MR. FRAZER, THE VOCALIST.—MT. John James Frazer, who for some time was • popular vocalist in this country, and who twenty years agn was • recognised as a principal tenor at the English Opera Herne, also at Covent-garden, Drury-lane, sad other theatres, died on the 18th of June, at Philadelphia, is the fifty-ninth year of his age. The deceased, wham real name, we believe, was Frisker. made his first it London at the English Opera Hesse, Otitober a rlre c as e Conrad the Conair in the opera of The Paata'a Bridal, mcceeding Mr. Wilson, who was the o ieel representative of the part. He bad previously appeared at Bath with some sees In 1839 he became a member of Mr. Macready's mummy at Covent-garden, and afterwards went to Drury has, finally accepting in enpgenient with Mr. Rouse at the Grecian Saloon. About twelve years ago he went to America, where he became a teacher of eingiog, and where, as above recorded, he passed the last years of his life.—Era. hilthaltnif °LT Anctrini.—A gentleman named Scurlock, of Doctors%commose, aged 83, recently arrived in Langhorne, met his death under the following melee thole circumstances :—On Monday afternoon last Mr. Scurlock went out for a walk with Mies Mills, his ward, and Mn. Hugh, with whom they were lodging, oa the cliff, and when at the end, year Bennett's cottages, be attempted to descend to the beach by a Darrow path lead ing in that direction ' • his foot slipped, and he fell against a gate, which, being rotten, gave way, and the unfortunate gentleman was precipitated over the cliff, and fell upon . a heap of stoma some fifty feet below, severely injuring his head. Mn. Hugh immediately returned to week medical voidance, and, in the absence of the medical man of the tow., fortunately met Dr. Ringer, of the Bengal army,who was on x visit to Laugherne, end he kindly repaired to the spot and rendered every oseistaoce, remaining with Mr. Scurlock, in conjunction with Dr. Ford. until his death, which took place on Taw's) evening. The deceased gen tleman was descended from the celebrated Sir 8.. Steele, and his family possessed estates formerly in the neighbourhood. A great gloom has bees thrown over the quiet little town by this melancholy accident. THE SUSPECTED MURDER ITC LEATHER-LAPHL— Yesterday afternoon Dr. Laukestar opened an inquiry at the Royal Free Hospital, Cray's-ion-road, relative to the death of William ilousdon aged 37, who was alleged to have been murdered abo ut midnieht of Tuesday last in Leather-lane. It appeared from the evidence of 'eventl witnesses that the deceased and a man named Cowin were bricklayers working at the East India Houle, and on Tues day evening about half-past five, they left off work. They went towards deceased's home in Colley strut, Camdan town. They, however, called in at the C o ach and Messes, Leetlier•lane, accompanied by two girls, and called for a pot of half-and-half, two arrowroot biscuit% and a poesy worth of theme, sod sat quietly down. Both the men were intoxicated. It being twelve o'clock, Cevaaagh, a servant to the publicao, began to close the house, when doomed, accompanied by Covill, was let out, but the latter immediately returned. A cry wee then mired that Covill's friend was hurt, sod on Cavaaagh going out he sew the dammed, who was apparently dead. Cooper, a eight watchman ia the service of the Board of Works, who was on duty on the spot, said be saw two nem rush upon the deceased, who was intoxicated. One of them struck him CM the bead, and he fell. Ose said to the other, "Jack, did you give it him!" the reply being, "Yes, I give him a hot'un." They went away on the coming up of a police eonatable. One witness said had he known ,deceased was dead be would have detained the men who struck him. The blow, a heavy one, was planted on the seek trader the ear, and deceased fell senseless. He was removed to the Royal Free Hospital, but was found to be dead. The poet tortem examination showed that death was the result of a rupture of se artery of the Main, produeiag extremities and clots of blond. The =dere of the artery, in the *Mon of the medical man, might have been cau•ad by a of • blew. b O i rtio al ote u r g itmr"Lerteit airrar.*:7o, previous weasels of the artery, would cause it to give way. The in quiry was adjourned for the production of further 'videos*. AUSTRALIAN Con FISII.—In the shop of the Idalpy River Company were last 'yeah* displayed • wags of Murray cod, weighing respectively sixty-two and qty pawls avoirdupois. —Bendigo Advertiser. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1863. TIE DEATH OP THE " MEALS BLONDIN." The adjourned inquest on the body of Mrs. Powell, otherwise Madame Guaira, the female Bloodin who met with her death at the Foresters' fete at Aston-park, near Birmingham, was resumed yesterday (Friday) after noon, before Mr. Poole, the county coroner. The first witness examined was Mr. Nicholls (one of the Foresters' committee), who produced copies of all the bills and placards issued in connection with the fete. Mr. Charles Porter, who bad made a post-mortem examination of the body found a fracture of the skull. The first rib was broken, and pfereated into the lung. There were about three pinta of blood in the cavity of the chest. Seven other ribs were broken on the same side, and six on the other side. The liver was ruptured, and there was a fracture of the hip. He considered these injuries sufficient to cause drttb. The de awed was between seven and eight months advanced in pregnancy. The child was deal in his (Mr. Pot tees) opinion before deceased left home that day. Deceased must have known that she was in a dangerous or pe rilous situation before she ascended the rope. He believed a fall from a rope only one foot from the ground would have been dangerous to a person in the state of deceased. Mr. Allen said he assisted i n the putting up of the poles and the fixin t , of the rope. At about four o'clock he as in tightening the rope, and then in affixing the balance weights. After they had hung six or 'even balances and were preparing the remainder the first six fell to the groand, the rope having broken completely through, about two yards from the true The rope was then put up without the piece that was broken off, and the deceased was informed of the circumstance, but she appeared perfectly satisfied. In his opinion the greatest oars and attention were shown by Powell in his attention to the fixing of the rope. The rope was not spliced. Mr. Powell was then re-examined— He said the rope was bought of a man named Veen, in Tooleyutreet, and omit about Iltd. per lb. It bad been in use shout two years in March last. It had been used about three times previously this year, at Sheffield. He bad no reason to suppose the rope was dangerous, having carefully examined it. Of the 151. received for the per formance they would realise about 8/. or 91., the rest being absorbed in expenses. Several other witnesses were called to prove the care and attention taken by Powell in his examination and fixing of the rope, and the coroner at some length explained to the jury the law bearing upon the subject. The jury, after half an hour's deliberation, returned the following verdict, ~ Accidental death. The jury wish b express their opinion that parties are greatly to blame who engage people for performances which are dangerous to life, for the amusement of the public, and that all dangerous and degrading performances by either sex should be discouraged." SHARE L18271-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoor. British railway stocks were fiat to-day, in sym- Ethy with moat other securities in the Stock xchitnge, and the majority of the leading descrip tions have declined. The reduction, however, is not important, varying from to I per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted Raj to 102/ ; Midland, 1291 to / ; Great Western, 66/ to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1194 to ; 8 it Caledonian, 121 to 122; South Eastern, 91t to 92 ; f Great Eastern, 531 to t ; Great Northern, 1 to 129; and London and South Western, 106 tog . Canadian railway securities are dull. Scine stock exhibits a drooping tendency. Foreign lines are inactive. Too& - _ 811 '1 11 1 ZULWATI. Mea terAIM p ri asy. NS I ° t 04147 lii to 1 pis. 8 % - - % 81 85 27 121 i 122 .. 80 121 i 1 40 1 16 16 95 911 111 113 62 4 64 4 61 42 Si 16i 110 120 e 1 LS6 140 301 101 KO 66 1 en 1;0 114 77 78 117 3 e 118 44 41 102 102 e lee 107 44 46 It lt:.1, 1 li pm li 142 4 r. 97 91 64 1 66 1 le 38 103 1034 69 CO 93 91 118 120 1 pm 1 1 • 11 lt 122 114 47 48 99 101 60 62 31 U 92 92} 70 72 100 102 71 8 88 89 10 11 pm 8 91 Pm 103 168 82 tt Pis $ it pea If U :N IN 18 2 11211 27} 102} 11 41 In It 6} 1281 Pc 10 - a u. onort. I SLIM. xd 161 gi - 22 1 Mobil 011461. 1 soma ;14.4444. 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New Niwilowd TawlL(Lha W. kr.* Nowt Soak G. L(L Owns"' Wok 10.000 1,04v0 , 00,000 HAAG 100'A WOO WAN 1.000 ren 9:1,0001 Odom La G.s (Moms Pad Inver Load* WI. ,Pago. sal Oda. OW, 1 II ft 13.. I+ t Ip-I 1 ail 1 tot 'rile a se 88 91 i !Dm 17, 19. I - 1 7 1 Quotoadald.td.lol.(Ll Itio do Joa, aty Do. do. ..... . loyal WM nom ... lisisusik &sot fn. LAtriosa some dui/snob Low ttohnoolso M dodo . T. 114. of Ard(L) V.I. Mutala.l3o.aod Ir.ner U.Co im TIM lloomial Lad. ... Fa ii 118 116 t 114 118 I epos! 146 In p pm ' IS SO #I faTi 1117 - 15 16 *OW • di q 1 (podia, 8 I delis D" i itd 1 I 1 pm I: Oa a llit pm If di ts -vim idl• IP= mu PR 1 i IPool 1 Os St 114 TS SO IsBl Ps t 1 Elb 10 12 611 AT IS IT 1 Igm IS la AS 1 48 '• i - 4 4 ''' SI. li pa 14 : 44 me MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'Owm The stock markets to-day are depressed. Specu lative realisations, and operations directed to lower prioss, are alike induced by the continued agitation of the Polish question. The Paris Bourse, though slightly better in price to day, is also disturbed and sensitive. The English funds have experienced a father decline of I per cent. English railway stooks are comparatively steady, yet for the most part have fallen k tot per cent. Foreign stocks are decidedly heavy, parti cularly such speculative securities as Mexican, Greek, acd Turkish Consolidis. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental, opened at 66fr. 90c., showing a recovery of k per cent. com pared with the last price of yesterday. The tele gram; however, states that the Bourse is "agi tated." Consols are now quoted 921 to I, both for money and the account (August 6). The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 923, ; ditto for account, 922, k ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 92i ; New Three per Cents., 93, 92i ; Bank Stock, 238; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 k, 108 ; and Exchequer Bills, I par, 3s. prem. - . The foreign stock market is very fiat to-day, and prices have declined in many instances. Greek and Mexican Bonds and Turkish Consolid4is are prominently heavy, and have receded 1 per cent. Russian of 1862, Spanish Passive and Certificates, Venezuela of 1862, Italian, and Turkish Bonds of 1858 and 1862 are also lower. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. :-Turkish, 1854, 921 to 931 ; ditto, 1858, 691 to 701 ; ditto, 1862, 661 to 671 ; Consolidefs, 49 to 1; Peru vian, 1862, 86 to 87 ; and Greek, 321 to 33. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84 ; Egyptian, 1031 ; Greek, for account, 33, 321, 331, 327 ; ditto Coupons, 15 ; Italian, for account, 701, ex div. ; [ditto scrip, 1 prem., ex div. ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 791, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 361, 361, 36 ; New Granada Land Warrants (Hectares), 61 ; Portuguese, 1866, 1857, 1869, 1860, land 1862, for account, 471, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 921, 1 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 481, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 311, 32, 311; ditto Certificates, for account, 12 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 921 ; ditto 1858, for account, 691 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 661, 671, ex div. ; Venezuela, for ac count, 24, 231, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 56 1 1. The Confederate Loan is without change, at 37 to 3 dis. Italian scrip has receded to Ito f prem. International Financial shares have declined to 41 to 41 prem. ; and General Credit and Finance to Ito I prem. London Financial are steady at 11 to If prem. Hudson's Bay and Egyptian Trading shares are lower-the former at 1 to 1 dis., and the latter at 1 to n prem. RiLF-PAIFT Two o'CtocK. Consols are firmer, at 92Z to i, both for money and the account. The confidence of the commercial and moneyed public that this country will have no war on account of Poland may be considered to be indicated by the pertinacity with which bond fide investments continue to be made, while the signal for unesainess is constantly being given by the Paris Bourse. The extent to which that market has been glutted with new securities does not seem to be fully understood in this country, though an illustration of it is shown in the fact that the Turkish Loan brought out this year through the Crildit Mobilier Society has fallen to day in London to 6 to 5 per cent. discount, solely owing to orders for sale on French account. Other securities in which Paris is interested in common with London have likewise been sent here in con siderable amounts for sale, including Imperial Otto man Bank and International Financial shares. At the reduced prices the English public become pur chasers. In France periods of inflation are gene rally followed with great rapidity by periods of gloom. The panic now witnessed there is in pro portion to the degree of speculative tension pro vionaly experienced, and has been precipitated by the movement towards restriction of advances on public securities made by the Bank of France under the necessity of the pressure upon the bullion reserve of that establishment—a pressure which the foreign engagements of the country in the shape of Italian and Turkish Loans, combined with the coat of the Mexican expedition, sufficiently explain. Larg o amounts of securities are thus perforce brought to market at a moment when political anxiety is paramount. The effect on prices is, therefore, not to be wondered at. The City of Baltimore has brought 72,0001. in specie from New York. The steamer Ceylon will take on Monday 41,5751. in specie, of which 27,91151. is silver, and 13,5001. gold, for Bombay, and 80/. gold for Suer.. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 smooths, 11.181 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, ILI6 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 mooths, 11.181 to f ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 55 ; Hamburg, ins. bum°, three mouths, 13.8 to 4 ; Paris 3 days, 25.221 to 30 ; do., 3 months, 25.521 to 74 ; F;ankfort-on-thwldaine, 3 months, 1194 to 4; Patorabtux (per rouble), 3 months, 351 to 36 ; Violllllly elf. Go., 3 mouths, 11.43 to 55 ; Triode, ciff. 60., 3 months, 11.45 to 55 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Leghorn. 3 mouths, 25.60 to 65 ; Genoa. 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; MALL 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.60 to 63 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.624 to 74 ; Marna, 3 months, 23.624 to 71 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. A call of 21. is to be paid by the 28th August on those shares in the Great Indian Peninsular Rail way Company, on which 81. per share has as yet been paid. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1941. over last year. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 4th inst. were 15,767/. sterling, being 2,8021. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The half-yearly meeting of the City of London Brewery Company is convened for the 6th of August, when a dividend is to be proposed. It is notified that all shares in the Turin and Savona Railway on which the last instalment of 21. (making W. paid) shall remain unpaid on the 10th of August, will be declared forfeited. The Emigration commissioners have taken up the ship Sir J. Lawrence, for the conveyance of pas sengers to Adelaide. The commissioners require tenders for another ship, to proceed with emigrants to Sydney. FRIDAY Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1, for the 6th August, were first marked this morning 921, and, after touching t 3 to 1, closed at 921, " sellers." For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 93 ; ditto for account, 921, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reuced, 93, 921, 9:31 •• New Three per Cents., 93, 921, 931, 92/ 94, 931 •, Bank Stock, 239, 2371; Indus Stook, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, redeem able in July, 1870, 1081, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady, at 108 to I. India Bonds were dealt in at 19s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills at par to 3e. prem. The foreign stock market was rather quiet. International Financial shares left o ff a trifle better than yesterday, at to 4j prem., and Ge neral Credit at kto r , while London Financial have declined to 1 to 11 prem. The shares of the Hudson s Bay Company were slightly firmer, closing at ft to dis. In the market for bank shares the variations were limited to a slight recovery in Metropolitan and Provincial and London and South African, and a decline in Imperial. Crystal Palace Preference and Debenture stocks have improved. National Dis count shares were also inquired for; while Que. brads Land and Mining and Great Ship Preference were fiat. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 11} to 12 prem. ; Universal Marine, k to * dis. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3k prem. ; Commercial Union, 24 to 2k prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 1 to 18; and Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 14 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows Egyp tian Trading, 4 to ti prem. ; City of London Hotel, k to 14 prem. ; Company of African Merchants, to I prem. ; London and African Trading, 1 to 1% prem.; Oil Seed Crushing, k to prem. ; Whittington Colliery, to 1 prem. ; Oriental Hotels, k to 1 prem. ; Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, dia. to I prem.; and Marine luvestment, k to 1 prem. CRICKET. KUITLKHONZ CLUB AND GROUND O. SOUTH WaLas Cunt —At Lord's Ground 'yesterday, this match was resumed, the Y.C.C. mutinying their second innings against the runs set them by South Wales. They fulled to rub off the number, being all put out for • total of 67, leaving South Wiled victorious in one innings, with 57 runs Over. - - MARTLZHONE CLUB AND GROUND O. THE COUNTY OT MIDDLESEX. —Tbis match will be commenced at Lord's Ground on Monday, and be continued the following day. The list of the players is as follows :—M.C.C. and Ground. —R. P. Broughton, Esq., Rev. E. T. Drake, H. W. Fellows, Faq., R. A. Fitzgerald, Faq., C. A. Leigh, Captain Parnell, E. Tredcroft, Esq., Biddulph, B Grundy, Wooten. Middlesex.—H. Maturin, Fag., . icholson, Esq., H. M. Plowden, Eq., J. Parkinson, Esq., V. F. Wal ker Esq., G. Lee, Earl., AL Turner, Fag., L L Sewe ll , Esq , G. Wilcox. Hearne, G. Harm. A very ingenious improvement bas been made in the polished steal scabbards need by the battalion of Light Infantry of the French Imperial Guard. When the sword is withdrawn the upper part of the scabbard contracts to one•balf its length, and consequently is much more conve nient to him during the period of action. When the sword is returned to the scabbard it resumes its usual form. MR. Divirrr.—We are truly glad to state that the rumours respecting the health of our exeellut and es teemed member have greatly exaggerata the extent of his Moen. The hon. gentleman has been seriously Wis. paled, but we are glad to state that time and rut promise to restore him to complete health.—Westera THE 31NTROPOLITAN POLICE AT THE GUILDHALL Erramrsowscre. —A partiameattry return issued this morn ing gives 980 of all ranks u the number of the metropolitan police employed within the City to assist the police of London in maintaining order on the recent occasion of the entertainment at the Gnildhaß to hie Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. _ . THE COMING COCItT-MARTIEL.—WE understand that the mode of proceeding in the oourt-martial about to be held on Lieutenant-Colonel Crawley for the alleged illegal imprisonment resulting in the death of Sergeant-Major Lilley has beea folly arranged by the authorities, and that the intention is to keep the inquiry within the narrowest possible compete. We am informed that the only question raised will be whether or not the subaltern officer exceeded his instructions in the mode of placing the sentry. A strong point in Lieutenant- Colour)] Crawley's defence will be, we have reason to believe, to throw the blame of the sergeant-major'. premature death upon Dr. Turnbull, who, it is alleged, made no report to his comniaadine officer as to the state of the prisoner's health. We have full coufideoce that the parties interested will have a satisfactory answer to these allega tions ; but" forewarned is forearmed;" it is but right that they should know in time the sort of cane spinet which they will have to contend. As the court martial upon Corporal Blake will form an important feature in this in quiry, it is a fortunate fact that the soldier who was orderly room clerk of the loniskilliog Dragoons during its progress is now in England, having purchased his discharge, and is ready to be produced as a witness upon the trial—United Service Gazette. _ . HORRIBLI OUTRAGE. —Owe of the most horrible cease of outrage it ham ever fallen to our lot to record was brought before the Anshan magistrates oo Tordny. Four men were charged with having each of them brutally violated an unhappy woman named Brim, • widow, who earned • living by hawking Glowers. Oa the MI inst. the woman called at a public-house at Peliall, and though she was then intoxicated she had "something to drink." At last she was pushed out of the house by the primness, who took her into so empty home, sod there committed the offence charged against them. After wards the poor creature was thrown into • pipit's, and there drenched repeatedly with buckets of water thrown on her by the prisoners and their abettors, for • strange part of the story is that the brutal ill treatment of the proseoutrix was witnessed by many persona, including several women. The evidence of indepen dent persons puts this beyond doubt, and it is in evidence also that one of the men proposed to Bomb their deviliah work by throwing the prosecutrix into "the cut," that is, the anal. This threat might have been carried into execution but for the interference of a Mrs. Griffiths, who, with her hos band, succeeded in rescuing the prceecutrix from the savage mob, and gave her shelter for the night. Accord ing to Mrs. Griffiths's statement, Brim, when dragged out of the pigstve, had nothing on but " a bit of an old gown sod a chemise," all the rest of her clothing having bean literally torn off in the struggle. The witneas added. " She ler crouched up like a half-drowned dog, and was quite helpless," so helpless, indeed, that she had to be carried into Mrs. Grunt 'e house, and has since beau lodged in the infirmary at the Walsall Workhouse. For obvious mamas it is impossible to speak of such a can as this without great reserve, but we musts) that anything more hideous than the awful depth of brutal immorality revealed by it has not come wider our notice since the very similar case which happened at Serlgley (if we are not mis taken) about two years ago. A gleam of light is thrown upon the blimkosis of the crime by the humane conduct of Mrs. Gri ffi ths sa d her husband, and as to the rest, it is as . . tudaetory to know that the chief offenders are now lying in Stafford pol awaiting their trial at the &WAIL —Birming ham' Poet. TltAnrc RITITENIL—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending the 18th of July, on 10,843 miles to 618,2751., nod for the corresponding week of last year, on 10,404 miles, to 610,0201., showing an increase of 439 miles, sod of 8,2554 fa the reoeipte. The gross receipts on the following 15 railways amounted. in the aggregate, on 7,631 miles, to 494,6901., and for the corresponding week of 1862, on 7,373 mike, to 495,1711., showing an increase of 258 miles, and a decree's of 4811. is the receipts. The de crease on the Great Eastern amounted to 3811. ; oe the Great Northern to 2,7621. ; on the Great Western to 2,2851.; on the London and North Western to 2,4731.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 1,7491. ; on the London sad South Wage s% to 6411. • and on the South Eastern 4 tel to 1,593 —to, 11,8841. BA from this must be deducted 1,1961., the increase es the Caledonian ; 310 f. on the Great Southern and Western ; 4,2051. on the Lancashire and Yorkshire ; 781. on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lie. eoleshire ; 1.6181 on the Midland ; mat. on the North British ; and 2.8104 ea North Easters and Stockton and Dar lington--together 11,4031., leaving the decrease as above 4811. The geode and mineral trafficabove, on those lines amounted to 219,4091., and for the corresponding week of 1862 to 212,5851., showing an increase of 8.8241. The receipts for pamengers, parcels, he., amounted to 275,2811., spinet 282,586/., showing a decrease of 7,3051.. the comparison being with an International Exhibition week of hat year. The traffic receipts on 63 other Hoes amounted, on 3,212 miles, to 123,585/., and for the corresponding week of tart year, on 3,0.31 miles. to 114,849., chewing an Menses , of 181 miles, and of 81361. in the receipts. The total receipts of the peat week show an increase of 7 5801., se compared with time of the preceding week, ending the 11th inst. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY. It appears that Mr. Holroyd, the secretary of thin core. veiny, has resigned, and that the board have invited him to become a candidate for the vacant seat in the direction at the next general meeting of the company. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, KING'S-CROFM.—. Number of patients for the week eliding July 25, 1,085, el which 431 were mew caws. BRITISH POSSOSIONS. - 'today I y Cu r il iterC u I 0 0 I PAL 0 II 10 108 1 i 1 1 4 al 1071 lift 1001 Iff lie l i t t,1.• 2. yi _ T 1 73 - 46 U 06 07 60 U 44 46 16 27 16 27 21 13 1071 10:14 4 in I it Pim nee me n ili 2 i Bi 611 97 109 90 95 97 1 91 I.' Nei 1071 101 102 65 56 11 I 84 811 114 1081 m 1 107 f ii I:i4 - 1.1 1071 T 107 1. 1411 -. N I ZAILVAT/L le •Il I. I [IL 1188 8 lAlsaMe•lll6 12° Sea 1air.10.1%787,1 9 1 Yew _ _ Do. New. 1813areL. DidtalealdloiHmoolL Dedl.,llna‘DgAole ddiodertelt Avg gr . Do. Julplmis. Cialsage di IL Isarrn— CiapeT.4Dock ep.e.ras. Tp.a.per.prel BM Indies via. I p. aL DoDe.. 0.. latiados. do ... H Ono* Truk of iao& Do. lit pref. Bonds.. Do. do. deferred Do. end ipint.Boads.. Do. do. deterred Do. Prd pref. Stock.. Do. do. deferred Do. ith pref. Stock.. Do. do. defined, Goad Indian Peolosuisl Do 1;i Do. Jusuary, & o atl ol pow, r i zt 4 36. W Do. New Dallp.oikkportw.oll, Do6e=l6=l Indian lloakoo Gum pot GI Do. 60. 6 pa el Do. 66 on d fttes Do. Fifth extension Molb. sod Hobson Boy ~r:a.d.eis Ili: 11671 X. L of Canada 6 p. Wads. gas 6 yes emit Do. Delhi do Do. do. do Do. Pagionb Ds. do. do Do. Id.Striot.6.6o o EMT= 1 107 1001 i Ss. 6b. 1 Mama Pd. I Cli. prism I Salsa. 70, 1 Cam • . tbm. Gold. 1 I Lilts' - SON .. Clifford Arnal all 10 - 1.•84 .. Der. 0. Co.. (Tavlsili ) 1 660 670 ..- 11,16110 .. Drakewalli - 612 .. Sad Basset (Mogan) 78 as wow 1 goat Claims Gold (Um) la. I die par - 4144 .. Sag Corsica 0,000 - Kan Cars Brea - O,MO .. Z.Wa.lassil(Tarlallk ) 8.04 d 1 SI 31 481 - °rambler & Si. Sabra 583 8 11 - SON - Great Goads Taigas .. vra vor (Heisks) 6.0.6 48 7 ei K SAN w - S G. malls - I.OSI .. Eared rfooli .- .. - 6.060 _ llapirm Downs 1 4.0. .. Indy Barn s LS.O. 4 - 9,0w00 .. Ilarpral (Map Ward). 11) in - .. darks Valley 40,600 4 llarady Ina Ore-- Id 14 01 Ms - 400 .. New Beton - 0, 700 .. North Rodin,— 11 IS 26 24 - SOM .. IL WS. Bawd (Illogaa) Ws. 14 4 - 0,040 - Worth Wasal Orofty - 18.9. 6 44 - 4600 - Par Casa (st. Slaw) . 14 a 6 - 1.700120 20 Provident* (U. Want). 10.1.7. 42 44 - - Hookas: Noweth .. 7 3 Si - 011 .. L Oaradoa 014. Cigar,- 14 416 416 - O,OM .. IL Can No.. (Illogia) . •1114 Sd 24 94 -- ell .. LW. Flamm (flop.) 11.119. 76 60 id -... no .. Sim Park 931.175. ST SO 194 1,101 4 Tamar 811.41.15 ad lla C. 64 4 # •-• 4030 .. Tia Oroft 0,000 - Ward Bust (Morita.. 14 111 124 - 11,014 -W. Osradm (Liskssid) 5 22 24 - 112 .. Was. 844 ms - - WS. Basset (Illopis) - WS. Beller (Badratb) 4 60 00 - 1,010 .. Wheal Ludwig BlO.B Si 34 - I,orl _ W.Nars hoo;liennso S 11 ill - 1M _ Wbeal liston Oll4 214 126 - 1,040 _ Mb. Trolawnor illsk , 2 16 17 - 0,000 .. Whoa Bolos MUM MUM So. 1 lit I MM. lld ICI prima I Salm. 15,000 2 Alamilica (Limited) .. .1 IWO la Australlan - 70,0 M 1 Boa Accord. Milted a - MN 6 Braid. 1.111.0o.(1/ni ) 611 11 ... WOO Caps Copps, (Limited) 4 4 pm - 21.000 I Ospah Silver - MOOS 06 Ooks Oopir all SO 31 -. 10,000 10 CopLpo (pea) - - 1 7 8 - 100,000 1 Don Ps4ro,N. Del B y. C I Ima I ISTO I Boa lloantabs Ooppst A . - 16,000 1 last Del llay(lholMd) I 4 die j ar - 10400 11,11110 10 1 Gard(Lana) - 4 - SLAM G.N.Cp.S. Aastralla(L 14 104 11 - - d - - UAW 4 Kapanda (11a) 1 4Ms 4 pat - WON Mares all 114 ti - 110410 Indianian - IMMO Markpalta al 2 1 E r II 110,000 IL Aortas Bras.G.IL(L al 1111.081/ N. illinnio.or s.i.aa(l) - .11. - MON 1 Paatebandlillarload 4 5 - 1 10,010 Banta ß 1 11 1 - Barbara Gold 11 par 1 pin ... like litscatish Acadia (Lim) par gas - 11.0 M IS Salobn del Ray (Lim; I I 66 7 - *ll4 10 17sliad afroiran .... IR 01 7 7 4 50,000 Vallanzasca Gold (L.) 4 1 Ipm - e40(01 Worthi mg i Um.) all 4 - ANSI S Tadassaistana (lira ). all 24 II 4 I JOINT SPOON HANKS. So. 118. 1 BABEL 1 pa 1 ot. prices. I Salsa 19. - 1 - 411 Se. NOS 0, A 10,6 0 ON ffc:: . l I. f~...,..~~._.. I Do. New (Limited).— Ira! : e l Maa Bank of Otago ( Un . ) ißank of Qaeiredea u lt leant of Victor* Bank of Wales= Bank of New &Mind AmariesaNg. BABA N. Aireks autsr.Bk. Brit. Oshiii. O. 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'MN. Imam& lit Prof GLWeet (I)4rkadHoote Do. redeem N p. or Do. redeem. 4 p. cook Do. ',redeem. 0p el Do.6p.et.redeeo Prot Do. tltrm. Oa.. Stook Do. Ohm. Prof. Btock Do. Meet. Goa Stool , Do.CLe~t. 8I Bp.c a — & ITZ Lao.* Yortab. I p. 9. St gyrii ;lib — .lp tie is DI No. De. I p.n. do. No. Do.ll p.e. do. Do. IY.a. do. No. Do. p.e. do. .. Do. 10.0.4 do. D 0.7 p.c. Nook Do.ep.e.do.(W. Dna 0. doL SI , Landuthan mei Dow.. LAN W.Coy.d N &mak, Lati.W.7p.e.Stletapy4 Londonderry and Kani Nan..6boct Une.dp. et Do. Aff Do. St per coot Do.redescosble 6p.at . Masud Cooo6p.a.Btoo Do. Coos. Br.* 8.69., Day pod. Prot Bloc` Do loi.&Htohin a p.c Norfolk /p. ea Its. Roo Nails musks woo,: Da New Gm& I p. cf. Do. Border Onion ges N. too—Coes.4 r.o.Prf. I I Ds. de. de Do. Leeds 4 pot No. no York. ti. • &pare. I North Nrolordshlre lOWA*New Prot IIooLN.IILSk p. 44. Prot& Do. Aber. gall p.a DO, 7 la of. Prot 'Nock L Devon Heed 41 p. a ;Liao (hod. An. ALO.I Do. 44 psr cool Do. Axed di pre cool Wales goa. 4 p. °sot . IL Yorkshire 4p. gas. I ;Stoat& Dartlasta o. v 14. e. I Do. do. B 4 pa I I De. do. 011p.e. Toff Polo Preforms, WASYR:di AIM 410 {lOO /le Do. do. led do Do. N D• et. Prof I Do.da.pirD.. DAC WA Clasing prior. M - 11 -1 4 211 no it: 111 114 111 113 US 114 106 109 id U 56 141 111 119 111 113 104 1011 lOT 19 100 102 90 92 102 lc{ 76 77 77 70 172 176 106 107 u 6 11Id 26 115 120 111 110 128 • 162 116 140 Ut ' 155 182 188 70 i '9O 139 141 103 106 96 97 112 112 107 100 ni Uf N 94 dui i Fri MI i U a xdi 14 101 tS0 lO4 101 101. 90 91 18 99 St 85 Si U 16 47 131 143 122 116 104 104 124 126 BI 84 14 102 It? Itil FOREIGN RAILWAYS. ILAILWaid. Ant* amt suturebiai Belgian J 13..tyres 0. floatberna: Inn~, ihrtwnsion Dumber, WitepeCL Leigh Among& ..... Brim of Yawn ed. imam pa. p. o *mit tatiensbours halm Juedlou . 8* 24 20 e d. re I} li raid' 19 10 1 alll illaaa.aflogst r ltha al iCtio. p.o Pd. palliloy• We mil ifortbses of NI all IY.Rall LAyrasg. / p. . • a 1 a 11(4 Do. do. do Nanraglan Trunk fre 1 all i Ottomanllmyroaakilo t ) II all IParla, Lyme. sod !GAM 34 all Tarts sad Orloaaa ls all Poriuguesellalla.,/toyal - all Reefs and a. Irrandi..tf. all Ufa and Donabays - all loyal Mal& i li at I II VI I"t rol 1 Per 1 all lembro and Mara 9l a i r Do siiip a cti... rof l ar ip Przt ., Ili an Do. do. ! 21 all ILArt.& toes-Vosoalat fit IS 18.11.0 l PortaaalTyaroty . I all Ida of Fru in..- 25 I a l l w arta C Ds. do. and bay IS si w oes all NI llandos .. all Da. at per asat - Trat lo* an tWasll.4 IL W.of Wawa , . tOi 21e 21) lot lei 17; 101 ZIO N OBLIGATIONS. 0 as. 11, ar 17 U SULWAYII. EILINI o.laxambowli al Da. aU Nava... ad Mali MO.. all Lammas sad FT 1b0411)1 an Nand Trams p. at. an Woman (a.. yrna, c.) aN ►aaß Lynes, New.... all loyal Swedish 2111 LoaaVaa Sp. ti all arallien of/nun//.a all South Italian all W.h.N.W.oCirsaw.e MINE&-(THI8 DAY,) Two o'CLocs. There is not much business in the mining market to-day. East Caradon shares have de clined He., the present quotations being 311. to f Marke Valley are also flat ter, at 6to f. Stray Park are quoted 38f to 391, being firmer ; Tincroft, 21} to 2 2 ; and Wined Crotty, 22 to 31. Great Wheal Vor shares are o ffi cially marked 62. Yndanamutana shares are heavy and have de clined. Transactions are officially recorded at 3f, 3f, and 3f. Other colonial, as well as foreign mines, are steady. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting held yesterday, declared a dividend of 9,2161., being 9/. per share, arising from profits on sales of copper ores sampled in the months of March and April last. After payment of ;the same, there remains in hand a balance of 22,338/. fle. 9d. in cash, ore bills not at maturity, and reserved fund applicable to the general purposes of the company. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadela zen and North : The recent sows from America, combined with the un satisfactory state of polities on the continent, have caused great clubmen in oar metal market, and in some instances a serious decline has been established. Iroo.—Welsh bars maintain their value, at 51. lfin f.o.b. Wake ; and at 61. 5n to 61. 7s. 6d. f.o.b. here; Staffordshire iron in moderate request, but study ; Scotch pig iron has, on receipt of the American news, pun way fully le. 6d. per ton, cluing, however, steadier at 535. 9d. ash, and 54.3 d. three months open. Copper.—English. raw and manufactured, is quiet, but study ; smelters adhere to official prises, but umosid heed parcels of raw are obtainable a trifle milder °Wird prime ; Barra-Barre, 97/. ; Kapunda, 984 ; Spanish. 901. Tm.—English dull, and to he had under quotatiom the market for foreign is dull ; sellers of Straits at 125/.. but no buyers ; Banos, nominally 1301. Tim Plates.—No —No change, and a dull market. Lead very quiet, unchanged in value. Spelter.—The market remains very firm, both on the spot and for forward delivery ,• prices on th e orstinent an fully Hs. per ton above owe hell). A good business has bees dons at 181. ss. to 181. 7s. 6d. on the spot ; 181. 10e. to 181.13 6d. for September and October shipment ; Hull parcels, 181. to 184 se. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. iTHIS DAY.) (air im.scram Aim irriougAnosAi razazArs.) (now ova ow' ooaxesroxoraT.) The cotton market today how again been very Bras, end the transactions will proballly foot up about 11,0013 balsa, at hardening ratan _ TALLOW MARILET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steadyst the subjoined quotations :—Tower tallow„ 41s. 6d., net al& ; Petersburg Y.O. ou Use vet, 435. 6d. to 445. ; October le December, 465. 3d. to 465. 6d. Deownber, 47.. Mazur AVERAGIS. —Town tallow, 435. Od. • ht by ditto, 2s. ld. ; yellow Burden, 46e. 6d. ; 'welted e i tua r J3s. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18s. ; tallow gram, las. ; dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Harvey sad Barton report a lame 'apply ►t lower priors. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies of both fruit sad vegetables are still neassally well kept up. Paschessad nectarines are plentiful. Green gages and other plums are now included in foreign imports, end of grapes and pine apples the supply is snakiest for the demand. Foreign pine apples are also plentiful. Strawberries are abundant. Cherries of foreign growth, of which there ere large arrivals, are fetching from ss. to 6s. 6d. per basket, weighing about 25lbs. each. Of melons, both English end foreign, there is a good supply, and oranges are also plentiful. New potatoes realise from gs. to lls. per owt. Cut Bowers chief) onsist of orchids, peluTonituns, violets, decks, calceolariu, mignonette, and TOP& _ _ i!IT. Pine Apples, per lb., Ss to es Grapes, per lb., 2s to fa Btrawberties. per lb ,6dto Is Apples, pe perd r .... dos e to Yd a r is ed Peaches, per dos- 12$ to 204 Nectuines, do., li, to its Melons, each, Sa to 48 Ztraots. p. pun., ed. to WL Gooseberries, do., Id. to ad. Lemons, per 100, 11! to 10 Oranges, per box, 110 s to 40s per 100, Gs to 10s Nuts, small, p. bush., Its to Ws Almonds, do., ltia Walnuts, do., lits ABLE& . . vzorr, Cabbalas p. dos, 6d to is - Peas shelled, per qt., Is to Ltd Cauliflowers, each, Sd to 6d Potatoes, York Regents, per 00. to fris „ Flukes, do., 100 s to 110 s „ Peeks, do, 00s to Ms Caps, do., 754 te 85s Sys, per beech, 66 to 86 do., MI to 84 Splusch, per r.lem, 14 6cl to Is Cucumbers. mob. Is to Is 64 Beet, pee dos, 11 6d Tfosnatoes, each, &I to 64 l Celery, per bundle, Is h to 9s French Beane, per 100. s Shallots (new), per bunch. &I Rhubarb, per bundle, Od to 4A Garlic (new), per bunch, Gd Lettuces, each, Id to Ut Endive, per score, Is to 2% Iforseradlsh,perbun.,lsad toil Mushrooms, p pott., Is to Ss Gl IParsley, per It bunches, Sato la Herbs, per bunch. ld PROVINCIAL BM.ARR MARKETS. UR:MOE. JULT to-day:—Great Eastern. 50: — London and North Western, 1014 I— Manchester, Sheffield, and Uncolwiliire, 444 4-lletropolltan, 12 B-16—Boat Eastern, 921; —Great Wes:ern of Canada. 11+—Mercantile and Exchange Bank, 7-16 'l—National hank of Liverpool, 91 —Royal Insuranos ompany, 61. Ms kungen; Jffte 21.—The market has been rather quiet. without much alteration of prices. Buffalo and lake Huron. 34 —Great Eastern. 431—Ditto A. 1501 1 —Great Ship. St 9d.— Great Western of Canada, Ili—Great Western. n 7 84 —Lancashire And Yorkshtre, 113}—London and North Western. 101—Itan cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 441 4—Ditto Itseleemabls Pref., l p.—ffietrupolitan, 12 3 Is—M idland, Mil—North 51t .Youth Eastern. 1Y1,4 —litanies awl Stoney Marian Mannino, p. —Birkenhead, 90—Great Eastern Colchester Stour VAlley, •• E. Anglian - A, 5 percent.. 1081. Limanommt, JULY r4—The following were Included In to-day's quotations, no Stour Valley, 81, buyers—Nom Valley Guaranteed, 63 to 614—Bristol and Birmingham Sir per Cents-. 141 to 143—South Staffer la. 11 to lit--Birmiugham Renting Company, PSI to 27—Bwraiugliam Joint Stock Bank, Limited. SS to 27—Btemingham Wagon Preference, to 111. prem.— Brithih and Foreign Plant. Ito Prffin. DUBLIN, JULY TA—Tbree per Cent. Consols, elf I—New Throe per Gent. Stock, 911 Wl—Ditto for aocount, Ilth Annie, Vli 92 911—Bank of Irebityl, 1001. pald, 214i—Belfast and Northers CoLintlee, 601. paid. 44—Cork. Illaekruck, and Passage, 201. paid. St—Dublin. Wicklow, and Wexford, I !. paid. 4 9—Great Southern and Western, 1001. paid. 10214—Midland Great Western and El. Cana 6111 paid, 511—Irish North Western Fire per Cent. peep. Class A Mccountl. ilt • i GAM THE MUNDERER.—TIHA unhappy DIAL, who now bee under sentence of deßth in the condemned cell ia York (Nude, is perfectly calm and collected, but his impending fate does not apparently make any impression upon him, inasmuch se his general demeanour betokens that of • man undergoing imprisonment, rather than one about to be executed. He reads diligently the hooks of the nettles, partakes of his food regularly, and sleeps well at Rights. Should no reprieve come (liar will undergo the lard penalty of the law on the iith proximo.— l'ork,hire Gazette. THE CHINS= IN AUSTRALIA. —Achoug the Chi- DPW comidersble progress is bring made in European ac complishments. It is several months since I visited the resident,* of my friend, Ah Tat, of Unice, bet on Saturday lost I mewed my acquaintance with him, and found that be bad bees assiduous in his exertions after self.culture. He has already, by diligent study, acquired • fair knowledge of the English language, and is now hard at work at arithmetic, baring advanced so far as mensuration of solids. When I celled on him he wee working os the solid contests of the . nave, spokes. and felines of his cart-wheel, by way of prac tice. He informed me that there is • treat desire his countrymen to acquire the tarts ad writing, ET= drawing, ha, many of them havieg atesdrised the intention of returaing to their native lend. —I nstrialsass pap r. OEYNTAL PALM:M.—ONE SHILLING DAY.... FRIDAY, JOLT 3L ddadmieee en payment, 3,198 ditto by SNOW leeks* 890; Wel, 4,085. !