The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton Mr. Commiasiooor Holroyd.) IN RE H. STUMM!. me bankrupt was • cab proprietor, of Hampateed•road. He only owed 97/., his principal debt having arisen from a ver di c t g iven against him in an action for damage canoed by hie cb. Mr. Goodday oppo•ed for the official assignee • Yr. Day va pported. After a brief examination of the bankrupt, His Honour granted the order. IN RE W. BALLARD. The bankrupt was an ironmonger, of Dockhead. The ease was in the paper for examination and discharge; but it b e ing stated by Mr. Gnffiths, who appeared for the sas i gne as, that a prosecution bad been instituted against the bankrupt for • =demeanour, an adjournment war ordered nr RI G. E. CAXPRILL. The bankrupt had kept the Bedford Hotel, Southampton row, n uase u.s i dare. His debts are 1,467/. ; wets and pro perty held, 1. 1601 . Mr. Saigood supported. Mr. Sirrell, for the amignees, did not object to the bank rupt main his examination, but wished the order of di sc h a rge to be adjourned, on the ground that the enig ma. required the assistance of the bankrupt in the transfer of licenses and other matters. His Honour said that the order of discharge would not Lens for 30 days, so that an adjournment did not appear to be necessary. Order grunted. Di 111.0ATI.ARD. Thu was another cainnrincase,from the neighbourhood of Bayswater. The bankrupt'. debts were 1041. Two learned counsel, Mr. K Reed and Mr. Nicholson, appeared in the case. Mr. Goodday appeared for the official assignee. The bankrupt alleged that he had suffered great loss by the mortality of his hones, and by SiCialell• in his family. He had allowed a creditor named Andrews to have two hors= in satisfaction of a claim for 351., about a month before the bankruptcy • and this, it was contended, was a fraud on the other madams. . . His ifooour ii;eaed" -- ansdiOtirOment, for the bankrupt to file =account of hie traomactioes with Andrews. MILT T. B. AIM This Imakrupt, deumbed as a warehouseman, of White street, Moortlelds, bad only two creditors whose debts together were only 961. Bargood stated that the bankrupt had been sued by his lUD-&, and came to the court to avoid being placed in custody. Order granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. SERIOUS CHADOR ao•ncte A WRITING MASTER. Mr. John George Matter, an elderly man, described as • writing-master, of 486, New Oxford-street, appeared to an adjourned summoes c.rging him with having kimed and otherwise resulted Jane Sheri°ld, a pupil. The complaisant, • respectable looking young woman, of about 20, stated that she was in the service of • family in Fitzroy-street, Fitzroy-square. Having seen the de fondant's advertisement., inviting persona to take lemons in writing, and professing to teach it in a short time, she obtained permission to attend his elegem in the evening, and about • month ago called at the defendant's house. She paid down 10s. 6d. but no lame was given to her then. The defendant told her to come again, and bring 2s. 6d. for stationery, which she did. She then received her first lemon in writing, after which he said that if she could bring IL, on the following Sunday, making 24e. altogether, he would undertake to give her all the requisite lemo4s, and make her write u well as • sample, which he then exhibited to her, and which was very beautiful. She went accordingly on the Sunday (July 8) and completed the payment of Us., and took another lemon. W hen she rang the bell the defendant opened the door, and she proomsled up stairs to the waiting-rooms. There were two 1 . 00031, one opening into the other, and she passed through the first, and took her seat in the furthest one. The defendant set her a copy, and then left her. After writing • short time witness, thinking everything very quiet, got up end looked into the next room, where she then saw another young woman writing, and after *eking her how she was getting en, gad embanks( • few other words, witness returned to her own room and renewed her task. Shortly afterwards the defendant entered the room, and took his seat by her side. He began to tell her a tale about a young girl who could neither mad nor write till she came to him, and who was badly used by her parents, and who formed an attachment to a young man. Mr. Hall—l do not think you seed tell us all the conver sation. . _ Winess—He also showed me a letter which he had re mind ban • young girl, another pupil,who was now a lady's- maid, and who was engaged to a young man at Dorking. Mr. Hall—Well, after all this conversation, what hap pened ? Witness rid he told her be would: take more interest in her than in any other of his pupil; sod would get her on rapidly in her writing. He said the young woman in the neat room was too old.maidiels for him, and he couldn't do anything with her. After this be 'topped, as if to look at her writing, and suddenly kissed her. She complained of this medal*, and desired him to keep his distance. She mete put on bar shawl and bonnet, when he pressed himnslf against her and took her hand. The witness then described a gross assault which the defendant committed upon her, after which she hurried from the room. Shctold the young parson us the pseud through the next room that she should not come again, but she did not say more as the defendant was following her, and she wished to get out of the house. He followed her down to the door, wished her good night, and said he should expect her again on the following Sunday evening. When she got home she told her mistress what had taken place, and she was advised to take out a summons. eras-examined by Mr. Hope, solicitor for defendant—My admirer is sot hen today, but my master is present. The defendant kissed me three times before commit ting the indecent assault upon me. I told him I would come back again in order to get away from him, but I never meant to return to the house. _ _ _ Doting the progress of the cue Viscount Raynharo, president of the Society for the Protection of Young Wo men, entered the court, sod asked for an adjournment, in order that the ease might be prosecuted by the society. The inquiry was accordingly adjourned until to-day, and was resumed. from the offices of Messrs. Sheen and Co., solicitors to the society, now conducted the prothentioa. Mr. Hope cootinued the cross-examination of the witness without shaking her testimony in any material point, and then said he should like to examine Mrs. Ellis as to the girl's character. It was explained that Mrs. Ellis was not well enough to attend ; bat Dr. Ellis was prevent. Mr. Hope next asked the witness a number of questions about her father, his occupation at Windsor, ho., without the slightest result, although the father wee present, ready to be examined, if required. Mr. Hall reminded the defendant's attorney that it was a may delicate matter to attempt to insinuate any thing against a girl's character without some substantial for awls a counts of examination. Mr. Hope—l honestly *order we know nothing for or against the girl. We want to know all her antecedents, and we have a right to inquire into them. This i• a very serious charge against my client. Mr. Hall—lt to doubtful if you will serve him by inch question& ei continued—The defendant asked me if I had • amid r sod I said, " Yea." He asked me his name, sad I add it was George. He then desired me to write dear George," an one of my exercises. I did not tell the yaws woman in the next room ,w anyone else that my ragman paid for my lessons, or that he had declined marry me until I was better educated. I paid for the lessees oat of my own mousy. Mr. Hall—And what if the young man had offered to pay for her lemons? Would it not have been very credita ble to him, and certainly not discreditable to her ! Cross-examination continued—l have been in navies over since I was ten years of age. (The witness here mentioned the sweep of several families, including a clergyman's, in winos orrice &be bad lived.) Mr. Hall—Dr. Ellis was here last time, and pve her an excellent character. He is here again to-day, and you can examine him. She is still in his service. The brother of the complainant proved that she informed him of all that had occurred the next morning. This was the case for the predication. The defendant said he had acted towards the complainant as he bad done to all his other pupils. Be denied the charge. For the defence, a ynang man . proved that be was a pupil of Mr. Marter, and was present in another room on the Bth of dale , but heard nothing of what was alleged to have cc ._ Hiss Johnston, attendant at • besaar, • middle-aged woman, deposed that she received lessons of defendant, and had known him six week'. She had men complainant three times, sitting in the next room. Saw her on the Bth. Witness took her lesson in the usual way on the evening in question, and saw the complainant in the next room when the door was open. Heard no particular conversation or disturbance. The complainant made some remark to her on leaving the room, but she could not remember what it was. The young man just examined was there part rd the time, but not all the time the complainant wag them Witness had always found bin Harter very attentive and kind, and had no oomplaiut to make of his conduct. Crosnexamined—Did not tell complainant that defendant had put hie arms round her waist, except to put her in • better position for writing. She mid she liked his meaner very much, and liked him from the first. Nr. Hall committed the defendant for trial. The offence charged is • misdemeanour, and therefore he would swept bail. The defendant must enter into his own recognisance* in 1501., and find two sureties in 754 each to answer the charge at the sessions. Mr. Hope asked that theme might be mot to the Old lkile/, in order that the defendant might have the falsest pomu le trial. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1863. Mr. Hall—Why/ The jsxlp el tie Middlesex Smokes is a wiry amplest wee, aad very will qualified to try the tem OLBRICENWELL. 00101 MAL FOR DRYBAUDING THI LONDON AND NORTH _ WISTRIN RAILWAY. _ _ John Kennedy, iliac Kaye, aliaX — ArrAibald Thompson, who described himself m a clerk, a decently attired young man, residing at 10, James-terrace, Waterloo-road, wee charged with defrauding several tradesmen by representing that he was a collector in the employ of the London and North Western Railway. The prisoner went round to several tradesmen arid repre sented that he was sent from the Camden station for the accounts that were dee to the company. At the time he produced a genuine paper which had been stolen from the office of the company. In each case the prisoner asked for the exact amount that was due to the company, and from that fact it was suggested that the prisoner was in league with some one in the office of the company. When the prisoner was taken into custody he mid that it was all right, and that he would go quietly to the station. The prisoner reserved his defence. The magistrate fully committed the prisoner to the Mid dlesex Sessions for trial. and consented to take bad, two sureties in the sum of 4W. each in the two oases ca which he was commitkd. _ _ Although only two area were preferred against the pri• sonar, it wee stated that there were several others against SOUTEWABI. 8111rOULAS CRAMS OF ATTLIIPTI2) Aarroa Sped, emgt -lookios man, 45 years of age, described on the ahaege-sheet as • traveller, lodging at 191, Great Dover-street, was placed at the bar, before Mr. Bee cham, charged with attempting to commit suicide under the following extraordinary circumstances : Mr. Jmisph Shaw, carver sad gilder, carrying on business at No. 131, Great Dover-street, said that the prisoner and his wife had lodged in his house about four months, and they occupied the first floor. About 9 o'clock the previous day wittier heard screamiog and cries of " Murder " pro ceed from the prisoner's apartment. He could distinctly hear the prisoner's wife call out for help. Witness fearing that murder might be committed at ono, proceeded up stairs to the prisoner's apartments, but the door wen locked. Hearing the ecuMing and cries being continued, witness sent for the police, and while he was waiting for them the C orer jumped out of his back-room window into the yard Mr. &velem asked the depth of the fall. Witnea replied that it was ten or twelve feet. As soon as he heard the fall he rushed down into the yard, and found the prisoner lying doebled up and partially stunned. The polioe then came in and he was picked up, and a surgeon was sent for. Fortunately be had received so little itiju , 7 that shortly afterwards he wss conveyed to the station. hones. . . . . . Mr. Burnham asked the prisoner what he had to may in answer to the charge. The prisoner, in a moat incoherent manner, mid be had • lot to say spinet Mr. Shaw. He keeps a lodging-house, and the moms are so constructed that everybody can see into them. The Boors are glass, the walls are glass, and may - body can see what takes plane. Mr. Bambara was of opinion that the prisoner's mind wan affected ; oossequently be should remand him for • week, so that he might be examined by the medical gentle men of the gaol Mr. Shaw said he believed his mind was affected, as his conduct had been dram lately. The prisoner was then remanded. ALLEGED BRUTAL MANSLAUGHTER NEAR LONDON BRIDGE. LNQUEST.—(THIS DAY). An inquiry was concluded this morning by Mr. W. J. Payne, deputy-coroner for the City of London and Southwark, at Guy's Hompital, respecting the death of William Hayles, aged 36, who was alleged to have been killed under circuinstsnose of great brutality. Mts. Caroline Jones, wife of a clerk, said that on last Friday fortnight, about two o'clock ia the afternoon, she saw near London-bridge a dray driving right across a Greenwich : omnibus in order to get on its own side of the way. They were both just under the new railway bridge near the Wel lington clock, and were going in the direction of St. George's Church, Borough, The back of the dray touched one of the omnibus horses, witness believed, but it did no damage. The omnibus driver then turned his vehicle out of it. course in order to fix the dray against • lamp-poet. He then cat the dray horse with his whip fearfully shout the breast, covering it with blood and wheals. These were two dreymen on the dray, and the driver of the omni bus streak savagely at one of them, and cut him dreadfully and nearly took his eve out. Deceased then jumped off the dray, and caught bola of the omnibus horses' heads. The omnibus man made his horses rear up, and then lashed them forwards. Deceased was of course thrown down, and the omnibus went over him. The dray would also have gone over him, but that witness rushed forward and pulled him out of the way by the leg. The omnibus man attempted to drive off, but was stopped by several persona. When deceased was under the omnibus • person ors the roof said, " You you got under the omnibus on purpose to be run over." Witmer caused hire to be removed to the hospital, where be died. The omnibus had been driven with such force against the dray as to smash in the spokes of the wheels of the latter. Charles Brooks gave similar evidence. Williess remon strated with the driver of the omnibus for his cruelty in using his whip against the two draymen in such • manner, but he only laughed and said, "What is it to you!" Wit ness replied, " It is most unchristian, and if you were down here I would punch your head." Mr. G. T. Dunbar, 38, Limestreet, said that lie was sitting on the box by the driver. The draymau had asked the latter to goon, bathe was told to go on himself. The omnibus driver "only flicked his whip" to prevent the dray crushing his horses. He did not strike deceased—his whip was not long enough. Deceased gave a flying leap at the ride of the omnibus to attack the driver, and fell under the wheels. The driver polled up directly. No one spoke on the omnibus but • person who called the driver a bound. Witness did not know why the driver was called a honed. Witness would have used his whip under similar circumstances. The medical evidence proved that deceased died from the injuries received, and that there were marks from the cute of a whip on his persoo. After a deal of other evidence of a very conflicting character, John Bokes, driver of Wheatley's Greenwich omnibus 6,543, denied having struck deceased. He only swished his whip at him. The dray nearly knocked the omnibus over the kerb. He did not see how waa killed. The Ooroner having summed up, the jury returned a ver dict of "klanalaughter against John Bokes, for killing and slaying William Haylea" The accused was then committed to Newgata, but it was understood that substantial bail would be tendered and accepted during the forenoon. SHARE LL9771-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. There is not much business in the railway market to-day, which continues dull. The varia tions comprise a reduction of I percent. in South ' , Eastern and Great Northern stocks, and k in Lon don and North Western and Great Western, and a rise of I per cent. in Midland and I in Lanca shire and Yorkshire. Metropolitan shares are rather lower, at 12k to g. London and North Western stock is now quoted 101 k to 102 k ; Midland, 128} to 129 ; Great Western, 664 to 67 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to ; Caledonian, 1201 tol2ll ; South Eastern, 911 to 92 ; Great Eastern, wi to ; Great Northern, 128/ to 129}; and London and South Western, 105 k to 106 e. Indian and Canadian Railway securities are steady. Foreign lines are quiet. , uss. Wes today 1 p.a. .1., .. .i.. 1 , :: ~. Kaa.wiTs. Caledonian Quar. Bd Cork sod Bandon 66p.c Caravan, 6 per asst. Ilken.Portist An. lidlm. & Glasgow ber.Jo ip. at. t allet.,Portb,Don. /pc. flt.lesteroOL amt., No. 1 Do. do. No. 2 Do. do. 6Ang per prat Do. I. lian 6, cent. 6p. c Do. do. A. 7 per cent Do. 1.1.1ni0n,4p. et. and Do. do. 6 per cent. sue. Do. Norf. 6 p.c. Nt..1846 Do. 66 per et. prof., 1867 Do. 6 p. ct. Waveoey V. ; (keel /feathers. 6 p. at. I Do.lored.st 10p.okpa. 'Do. 61 per mot. De.6p.e.reets66 p.o.pue 104. N. Beeiland, Prat 'o6lVest.(Beriotasote Do. redeem.6i p. or Do. redeems. p. fool Do. Irredma. p. ot Do.listotredeemPret Do. Sinn. Gas. Stook Do. Dian. Pref. Wet Do. Onset On.. Block Do.ObeeterPLß6 ap.c. Do. do. do. 6p. 0. Um& Yorkel. 6p.oßt res.kßeittht..6p.o.dos at Nee. 1 Do.6p.a. do. No. Do.6p.a. do. . Do. Ix*. do, So. Do. p.a. do. Do. p.o.prklie de.. Do. 7p. o. Pref./deck .. 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A recovery of } per cent. his taken place in the funds, but the general tone of the markets is dull, owing chiefly to the continued receipt of heavy accounts from the Paris Bourse, combined with the absence of speculation. English railways and foreign stocks, in several instances, are quoted slightly lower than they closed yesterday. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents opened at 67fr. 10c., being it per cent. lower than yester day. The heaviness of the Bonne is, it is said, partly attributable to a notification from the Bank of France that it will in future restrict its advances on public securities. Console are now quoted 921 to 1 both for money and the account (August 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, }, 1 ; ditto for account, 921, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 921, /, 1, 93 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 107/ ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 18s., 15s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, and Italian stocks, including the Maremmana Railway Loan, are weaker to-day. There have been inquiries, however, for Sardinian Bonds. Mexican exhibit a alight improvement. Greek are unaltered, at 334 to f. There is likewise no change in Anglo-Turkish Bonds, the 1854 Loan being quoted 93 to 4 ; the 1858, 70 to 4 ; and the 1862, 67 to 4 ; but the Consolidia have fallen per cent., being now quoted 494 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 93 ; Chilies Six per Cents., 1014 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 854 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 1044, 1034 ; Greek, for account, 334, f, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 15, 4, 4 ; Italian, for account, 694, ex div. ; ditto Marem mans Railway, 784, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 364, 4 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 474, 48, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 93, 924 ; Sardinian, for account, 904, f ; Spaniab Passive, for account, 314, 324; ditto Certificates, for account, 124, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 704 ; ditto, 1862, 674, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 674, 4, 67, ex div. ; ditto 1863, 34 dis., ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed, 1034 ; Venezuela, for amount, 244, 24, ex div. International Financial shares are rather lower, at 44 to 44 prem. ; and General Credit and Finance at 4 to 4 prem. Hudson's Bay shares remain quoted 1 tot dis., and Egyptian Trading, 1 to It prem. QUARTER-PI2Z Two o'CLoac. Consols have improved i per cent., being now quoted 921 to i, botlrfor money and the 6th of August. The stock markets are still under the influence of the uneasiness which prevails with respect to the course of affairs on the Continent. As usual at this season of the year, prices are rendered addi tionally sensitive by the want of speculative sup port, the majority of the operators being much more disposed to close their accounts for the coming vacation than to enter into fresh engage ments. About 4,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yestecday. At this period last year the railways were re ceiving the full tide of the Exhibition traffic. The receipts now exhibit, in consequence, a compara tive decrease, the extent of which, however, is only moderate. The London and North Western return shows this week a decrease of 2,4731., com pared with last year ; the Great Eastern a decrease of 3811. ; the London and South Westerns decrease of 6421. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 2,752/. ; and the Great Western a decrease of 2,2851. The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed to-day (Thursday) a special settling day in the shares of the New Theatre Company (Limited), which, however, are not to be officially marked. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the London and County Bank is convened for the 6th of August. The letters of allotment of the Company of African Merchants were distributed yesterday. The certificates for the new shares of the Com mercial lJnion Assurance Company are now ready for issue. The report of the directors of the Scottish Australian Investment Company, to be submitted at the half-yearly meeting on the 31st inst., states that the profit derived from the company's opera tions in the colony, during the period now reported on, is considerably larger than that of the previous half-year. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Ineursace—Alliaace British sad Foram 154 ; Com mercial Uaios, 71, 4,1, 4, ex new ; Ladmanity Marisa, 151 ; Marine, ; Minerva, 64, ex di,. ; Ocean Maria*, 161; Mania, 1511. ; Thames and Mersey Marius (Li mited), 5; Cairo:seal Marine, 44,.4. Gaslight sad Coks.—Commereal, 474, 7 ; Zaropeas, New. 6j. Great Ceotrsl, 17 ; 874. ex div. ; Imperial Costineatal, 814, 2, 14, 2 ex div. ; Landoll, 874 ,• Pars (Limited). 61, 7; Phoenix . 99, 100, ex div ; Surrey Consu mers, 201 ; Western B, 84. Waterworka.—Berlie, 84. ; Chelsea, 26; East London, 128, ex div. ; ditto New, 94, 4, ex div. ; West Middlesex 1114, 11 ex div. Ca eaL —Greed dasctioa, 75 ex en With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The intelligence received by the Canada on the 20th inst. gave the London market for American securities a con siderable impetus, and more business has been transacted than for some weeks peat. Illinois Central shares at one time touched 25 discount, but have since slightly reacted, and close 27 to 26 discount. Erica remain steady st the recent improvement. Railway bonds have also advanced in price, and close firm at quotations. For United States Five per Cent. Bonds there has been a renewed demand on Dutch amount, sad the price has advanced 5 dola. The creditors of Messrs. Morgan and Adams, of the Hereford, Roes, and Arehenfield Old Bank, have decided that the estate shall be wound up under the supervision of the Court of Bankruptcy. Vi r EDEIBBIDAT Evorzera! Consols, which closed yesterday at 921t0 is for the 6th August, were quoted this morning at the same price, and closed at 921 to 4. For money the last price was also 924 to 1. The official business re port is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4 • ditto for account, 921, T ; Three per Cents. Reamed, 921, 1, ; New hree per Cents., 921, 3 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 • Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 14 15-16; Red Sea Telegraph, 21. 1-16, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 238; India Stock, 228; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, redeemable in July, 1870, 1081, 108 ; ditto Bonds, 15e., 17s. prem. ; Four per Cent "named" rupee paper, 981, 98 • ditto Five per Cent., 1071 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1161. The India Five per Cent, stock was steady,', t 1074 to 1081. India Bonds were dealt in at IS. to 17s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills at par to 3s. prem. At the commencement of business the foreign stock market was &leer, and a slight recovery took place in some of the more speculative stocks, but this was lost in the afternoon, and the market closed with a dull appearance. The shares of the new financial companies im proved in the morning, but relapsed in the after noon, and closed scarcely better than yesterday, International bring last quoted 41 to 41 prem. ; General, 1 to 1 prem. ; and London, 1 1 toll prem. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company, after recovering to die., relapsed in the afternoon to 1 to dia. 11 The share% of the London and Brazilian Bank Were in demand, and have risen about 11. An im provement also took plane in Alliance Bank, British and American Exchange, and Oriental Bank ; but Continental Bank, English and Irish, Bank of Hindustan, Imperial, London and Buenos Ayres, Midland, and Union Bank of England and Prance were rather lower. Generally it would appear that realisations predominate In this department of the Stock Exchange, owing (thistly. no doubt, to the pressure of calls on the shares in new establish ments. Royal Mail Steam slums have improved, ' while Oriental Inland Steam remain heavy. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 11* to I prem. ; Universal Marine, * 'to * die. . • Thames and Mersey, 24 to Se prem. • Commercial Union 2to 24 prem. ; North British ' and Mercantile, 17 to IS* ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 1 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :-- Egyp tian Trading, 1 to 11 prem. ; City of London Hotel, to 14 prem. ; Company of African Merchants 1 to ;I prem. ; London and African Trading, k . to Oil Seed Crushing, to Fem. ; ortn Iron and Coal, to * prem. • Whittinon 'ery, to 1 prem. ; and Orienta l Hotels, to 1 prem. The f ollowing is from the Sydney circular of Messrs. Geo. A. Lloyd and Co. : An blare°brial Co;ference brut lately taken place in Melbourne, at which the scheme wee entertained of equall ing the Customs import dues throughout the Australian Colonies. Although the delegates at this Conference were an pl' deed to secrecy, it has eked out, or at least it is our peered, that the duties on tea, rim, nun, and some other articles, will be raised, and • good deal of excitemeat barn consequently earned in these articles. The customs re eeipte for the present month will be considerably larger thee they have ever bees for any prowler month. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Two'. There is only a very moderate amount of business doing in the mining market to-day; prices generally show no variation compared with those last current yesterday. East Caradon shares opened firmer this morning on purchases, and have since risen to 311 to 1. East Grenville are quoted 21 to 3, being lower ; and Wheal Ludoott, 2j to 3. Foreign and colonial mining shares are neg lected. Yudanamntana have been dealt in at 3} to 4, being steady. The annual meeting of the Mariquita and New Granada Mining Company is called for the 30th instant. BRITISH ?OHHO➢IODM. ft.! pd I sulwAni. lairgs7tiiiraZATl: Do. Hew Do. Nev. KEtharao Doialotlakalinroall linft,Bront..&Goderlah 6p.e. Ida, Aug. g. 6 17 Do. Ji Claledla • B. Dadara— OapaT.eDoak Op.ogno Denmark yp.aper.prof OW pa. I p. Do. H. do Grand Tem* el Canada Do. Ist prat Bonds Do. do. deterred Do. and pest Bonds Do. do. deemed Do. 3rd prat Moak Do. do. deterred Do. Ith pref. Stook Do. do. deferred @Ned Indian l'aialnaula Do. Now Do. January, 1801 DOWNS OL B. alla o aat pDDa. law w.og B.6 l)" Me ll i t s.k f e i : Indian Haiku Guar. oi pa et. Do. 40. I T ot Do 61 no ea. Do. MB a:tendon Man. and Hobson lanannok • dm • and B N.B. • Canada 6 p. Binda, &per a— o. , Do. Delhi do. nt Do. do. do Do. Pimiento ) Do. do. do Do. 14.13.1101.4.60 o kULITIaII ya vx • a 86 1.7 108 1 3, , . , 4 86 MI IO7 109 1 4 1064 1004 167 108 14 14 pm 14 1 B pins 10 11 71 76 66 68 66 67 60 48 64 46 86 97 IS 17 11 94 107$ 1064 1 Ili pm 107 1 114 I 97 1 00 90 91 97 1 9i Pm 1064 1074 101 101 IS 66 I 5 86 88 108 109 in liE I WT Too lig 109 10116 11.1X/ffi. 11/4 81 10% 107 i i Ili 107! 8 1081 in 1061 No. 180. I 001/I/0. i Pd. IQ. sale. I Salsa 70,880 2 Cambrian Coo. Gold, 1 I I dls 1,800 .. Clifford AmaL dl 26 0 (Tarlatk 1 11,800 .. Drakewalls 12 .. last Basset (Bloom) 66 0, 6 1 000 gad Clog= Gold (Um) 0. i dl. par [rd 4144 .. list Condos Wased 26 $o 1d 110 0 804 6,060 Loot Oars Bras 6,000 .. LWLimmool(raolslL) 8.04611 11 0 48 1 .. Grumbler &IL Ambp. 60 3 11 000 .. Groat llostb Toler LOW G. 1114. Tor (1141001 0 11 71 •-• 6,018 .. GuerUlo LOU .. He mime .. —..— U. Us. 41 48 6.000 .. ilimokom Downs —— 4Dadld 10 21 6,000 .. lady Batas 8.0.4 ime .. liansev. (Clay JAW*. 11l 16 37 1000 Marko Valls, 0,000 4 dwyndy hoc Ors.. 400 .. New gots. ame .... Null Dorms .... l4 1 21 700 .. North Rookeir 6,080 S. Wb. Sue. (Illoopai Ula t ile kw Words Weed mans 4 700 10 se Presidio.. (o.lelsok. 10.17. 42 44 Raab= N om 84 0 611 .. 6. Cando. A. Olum ls 6 426 1 L Gam Bros (111sesn) . &Ss Ild 0 11 N OO O ... . LW. Pramoas (Mogan) 11119. 76 id ad ON .. Map Pork l7s. 37 Sil Illos 6 Tamar 311 &Load Wm. C. 1 1 1000 .. ria mat 6.800 .. Wed Eason (plops) l4 11 11 1 ,001 W. Oaradom fUskoard) I U 66 .... MO .. Welt Mom fdi .. Wl4. Breast (Mo ( an) 166 Mb. Buller (118drith) 8 69 0,506 . . Orissa Laidoott 2.10.8 21 11 1,e14 .. 11. WarwAnn(3l•ol2B 8 11 111 108 .. Whoa Labs OB4 216 US 1,040 Wb. Tralownoy (Usk , 7 16 17 8.008 .. 110•1 Chaim VOLUM KIM& We. 1 1111 I 6071111. it. prism. l Balm 1;1010 000 4 tlamd Bas A Dos (Limited) so 10,000 6 firm t LAI .M.(Lho) all 1 ... 14,000 10 Cape Copper (Limbed) 4 pm 06,000 2 &art Slater Us. par MOO 10,000 10 0 Clop4o C it a n r s.) .. 100,000 1 Don Poiro,N. Del I 76,000 1 Do 364.Ma1m °spoor all l " 86.000 8 Nut Dal Be7(Um11.1) 111 i or 100,0000 1 Podium (Um.) II Goad all 110 II 10.000 G.W.Cp.g. AnstraNall 14 dl. 0.00 e Ilapeada (Lbw) 16,000 Unarm all as 0 10,000 Immitaida. 106,816 llarlquita 1 4 _dr = 100,000 IL Aurae &am 41.111 Aas 61000 I.l2hine.of -,Alim i dl —. 10.000 11 PeMebandallwor an 4 1 100,000 6 Port Pbllll9 1 14 14 I I L I WO Suds Berbera Gold 11 par Ipm 11sollligi Amalm. (Lam.) ) par pm 11.000 10 81Jobia did Ray l6 61 7 68.174 10 UMW Wallas.... 084 61 60,000 Valium's& 1141 (L.) 111 1: Ipro .10009 1 Worsolual , Llr6.) all a 44000 Ildamaniabana (Um ). sll 0 6 1 1 Indamaislittaas flien.l.l JOINT STOOK A ~Bl~ad.ot Nrit.9., Qdoe of Ausumns Ctn. of rig.itraan• (L Pirko of Ireland (Ilea of leader opePLitft daeo•ldezima Atlantic BL Mall Sta.' Libellee /erica • • • • BOWS Wetervertm Bombay Ore. Limited. Bet American Lad .. i••• 11 Meg, let.. British Iron UluAdo uaA allsadaAgencyAgo.tC) °Woo Ocirepsay Q 39.11.124.. PreL 7 p.a Uri emer• Pa_St. et. mid) I:.Ladler.oadisma,L le7pttanCom.&Tr...(L RINI tot trns •• • • o.Credltalrin.ot Lou (L Ova. atom nano—,. Gnat Ship (Lloaltodt Da. 17i per ,ent. Pvtd tatlagt Carryinff (Li IntenallPhisaSoc.(l.) Irrigation Carno Do.Doads load Stack Dlsooaut4L .Labrag Tea (Lbsdisd) let Loa. Yamada Aro. (L I.a. OW. Madras [raga. s Caa, Moats.. Fa. TeL fThr , (Sr.. *Wag NsialLsodaooa.oa.(LY• Miasmas loisusaas Marbud , tavemiddraat I. De. New N.Zeeleed T.aedl..(Lla N. MO; ♦ner.,"-. .. Nees Scotia G. and L (L (Meuse+ was Do. New O&M la. Stn. (tin. i• Cam= Gas Pad Leer land* Iliu Pads. sad Odes. Maw 19.twada..A. sdAtii. alp vo. Now Rio de lon. City Do. I ik.3l wan swam .... 01 1144441.6 ILIA. [sm. UN ILAblosa lerlis.lnv.(L 4 Malls Aullralkia UAW all antemils•K kelp .. 142.•4 Aut(L) 1.1. 1 Q.Cnnad: Ir %WM." :Yea Disolais ... IW t~ LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sY mamma vaxaurs.) SOUTHAMPTON MEKTING.--erms DAY.) SOUTH HAMPSHIRE STAKE. Abost a mile and a half. Pliriatioe, Noakes, Spicer , "Pascske's dam c, Totem°, Cock Robin, and Joao us ham. WELTER HANDICAP. Dee mile and a half. Optimist, Tonio, and Pancake's dam e are here. ENTRY FOR SCURRY STAKES. Five furlongs. Quicksand, Bst 71b ; Curie. Bst 21b ; Clapper, Bat ; Ides, Bst ; llerritnae, Bst ; Girdle, 7M 91b ; King Tom, 7st 91b. All are here. Organ Asszvola—Maid of Langholoa f, Ningbo:Ty, sod The Dos. CRICKET. THE NORTH v. THE SOUTH. With three wickets down for 25 runs, the North went on with their second innings, scoring in all 146. South had to go in sgainnt 107. and the betting was much in favour of their getting them. The previous rain, however, bad rendered the gronnd heavy, and was not very favour able for run. getting, for an hour end a half sufficed to dis pose of the whole for 78 runs ooly, leaving the North the victory with 29 mos over. MR. AND MI6. °MARLIN Hess's VIRTY TO Al7B - —A letter from Sydney says :—" Playgoen are much pleased at the prospect of having Mr. and Mrs. C. Kean among us. As part of the ' puff preliminary,' the followiog extracts from a letter from Mr. Hess have bees published in a circular asking for subscriptions :—' To G. Coppie, Eaq.—Sir,—l will perform (my party, besides my self, consisting of Mrs. Kean, Miss Chapman . and Mr. George Everett) one hundred and twenty (120) nights, to be disposed of es you think advisable, during the period I have named (five months), for which I will accept your bond for the certain sum of eight thou sand five hundred pounds (8,5001. sterling). . . Yon will understand that my short visit to Australia will be the only one that we can ever make previous to our final retirement from the British stage. . . . Pray bear in mind that the eogsgement in Aastrala cannot, by any possibility, be prolonged beyond the tine I have mentioned / After closing the Princess's I made a nine months' tour through the provinces, acting (160) one hundred and sixty nights, and my share of the proceed, amounted to ten thousand pounds (10,0001.). Each season since ban given me over eight thousand pound: (13,000(.) —Very truly yours, CHARLES KEAN.' ARREST OF FIVE POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS. —The Moniteur publishes the following note :—" Notwithstand ing the kindly recommendations made beforehaad to the candidates for admission to the Polytechnic School, a certain number gave way, during the composition days, sod in different parts of Paris, to acts and disturbances quite un worthy of young men destined for the first government sebooL The police were forced to interfere and arrested five of them. By a decision of the Minister of War those five youths, three of whom baling to she Pension Jauffret, teed. and two to that of Saiate-Barhe, have be excluded from LeattA the competitive mainieatioo... 1,939,800 900, LONDONGINERALONNIBEE CONTANY(LIDITTED). i w o e Trade receipts for the week midis( July 19, 12,8881,. ta. bd. Lege. ueuaui LILY NAU.M AND rroars. Bh. IPd a 11.132w4211. I Cks e r. i .V is , . I 8.1" opi W4a7 p.po. IN au 11am.,1 1 10L•Noar V ai. 8 04 .. U. 10 B 11} Of -- IN NM BONI =I NNW& —.. MX. 85 A 11. NO 02144cm1an —. 120) 1214 121 N all Pock NI fries— ..• N all Osimman— - al al 10 al •IA•Weli..17;1110 10 an Da. II 10.0, lepallto B. N 211 Dylan sedle 3 tsal Too. 40 21 N A Dend.,Pimlb. 118101./n. 15 A N. 108 Biltaberglimid9l24{oe 95 N 114. 1100 Blew •IL Wallowa 110 N. 100 Gnat Mikan U SO 88 4 11 N. 100 Do. • Nook 6O 61 BS. 144 Do. lad Anglian IN tif 25} 9R 100 Eked ItoediciboWind 84. 1 00 Nest Northam .. .. . 113 — IN 129 N. IN DILA} Arm no MT. an. 120 ISO 80. 1110 D 2.111 111117124.Mpeid 8 106 140 _ N. AO en IlemlBl2 west am; 101 103 .... 84. 070 nneell Wmilarn ook 67 OR It LOS Do.NoasVaLooa.lolli 06. 100 lammitits•B Yorkeldr 113 1721 112 1 84. KO Imam art Blackman 77 78 77} 5 St l. 190 180 1 1 1 1 1. 0224 . 117 119 1171 4 . 434 440 444 58. IN &Boni min 1011 104 1011 I 10. 100 114Nek 146 107 1064 84. 50 t on Limon and 00 MN." 21.ALlose Caztlai tipbn. —44 f 41} ... 10 an Metrogolhan—....— ll} 121 12} 10 4 rod w l5 Ipm OS 1/111 M TN} 128 1281 SiM As Do. New l4 11 pm 1} pm Sa. 105 Do. Arm • Deciey N an Mid. OS Wn. 11m.) - N an Do 1 Shams .. .. N all Mid Kent 10 all MA Kent ((Orgy LAO .. 8C IN lords BeiMen . {Ai s k i 80. 100 D2.141=4114. In;IE. ii? 18 50. 100 N. heaams—Berwiola 28 AI Do. 9.51.17. Pare 80. 100 Do. Leeds . 40 00 86. - 100 Do. Y .._ork pp 9} poi 24 105 Do. Carta& 84. 100 Mee& London .. IA 110 10 4 Do. New Poi 10 191 AI IferMlNAteedeldre a 14 161 W Isethaill.Walkoma am IS} 80. 180 Ocollith Ocolral um 134 81. 100 8m4M28 Abe;l . oEi a N. 100 • Ndlaad PI 101 10 all Olireinbaup 41 Weld* IS. 140 ilrepelitre 50 al. too INN Dews lll 110 11 4. 100 NON &Nem .. — ft/ 92 If 2 80. 105 Smith WAIN __-_. ....., . 70 72 NIN 11. York& a Mlle Dai 100 104 au 01•1•00W•111•001460 T 1 at N an Mottos a Ditillarqa is '0 N 17 Do do MC N 8 Do do 180041. 8 a • 84. IN TO 9214 10 8 Do B to 8 Do c . be el UMW .......... ...... —•— ... 15 10 Rq De. Da. .... ...... —• 91. Bak el Mali . is, 10 TIMM& SW 84120ap, 38 le N. 148 WaNthard a =mow —. IS. 100 Wag Osenrall l7 i 11l 11111 .1 W W... ; a— — 111. 110 21 1010 10 1 1 se II IL IN =NO als lei as 1004 PieIIIELIWZ BILLZIM. Cioung prices. i Wm. .o.etki In Se 7 MO lit 112 114 111 118 US 114 109 109 zd 88 88 id' 134 100* zd IOZEGN RAILWAYS. I O. orbs.. I Salo. IiAILWA.Tei. all I Antsrerpt notteransa 8 all laldedsl.29s.lL 7p.a. 20 all Baliglaa L.Ayrae O. Sontliars(l eat paraD su (*Ault., txt....ingt 10 Dunsborg d — — Duds itheniels .... 11 11 pm id Initans at frame 19 10 a/I at Itamslan pia. p. e altiOrest all Itallan lunation ▪ 'Naat.BLlegel B the a Mo. ep.a.141. f Bela.gov. MI Northers a/ France._ YI N.Ball B. Ayres g. 7 p. 11, Do. do. do all all Xarwastas ?malt Yret 14.0110niae.01711111 Alain) ell Tarte, Lyons. and liedlt SD 'Parts and Orleans atl .PortstgaseellalLs., Royal all delis and d. arisous.kL all sip red Danebasi Ural Dada W Royal Mirada all Do. ? par coat. aD lasers and Meuse .. ant D 0.14 par Gent fret. ' • laisPaaloglas.l.7parot. I W I Do. do. all IllilestAlasa.lranalisni 18 B.lLd Paaft*Tperet p all loathers a/ haws Marts and Barons an I Da do all lAal Mandan al 1 Da. 98 ear rot.her% 1 al .Wei.*S. W. at Wree 1 18} 14 21 391 . 9/ "I -.- It 12 40 41 $9 41 14 17; .1 it Id 21 _ LUVIlis. Id _l4 Y last sad Wast ladM 10 142 144 zdi K London 160 0 66 zd 4211 K. St. ICatharll.• lOO 0 64 zd • M. Southampton lOO IL Victoria VS Do. New COMMERCIAL AND MABEET& luso IS la alz weeks' • gala Avataeggl! 1 INPIELiL AVERLGML Wheal Oafs. I Ara SM 1:41 4 r . no 1:1 1 1 , 4 . 8 1: 4 1.149 84 P.6 1 5. 1d 10. id la 101 no 94 11 9:: 4 9: 1 11 444 114900 fd 114 . 3ds 10d1396 ad 11. Od 1011 k 04 14 641494 SIAM 04 TOM 1 odlb 114 1 - 400 0411179 M ---- 94111. 94 Ms Id no Mies 114 Dori.—Wheat, Balkh c Itrk I. mita" la. DUMAN /BOW EN ISM 110010A1101111II TM AVIIIMIS MOB or ma ammo sn la wax, Nam. . MARKET. ORAL TIUMMAIII LIVERPOOL OOTTOI (THIS DAY. (sr mem, Ass urrsalune (nos ova ows oosm Market opens very firm. Bake about five or six tbommod baka. 'nor. gaol& 111167•9617 Jul, 4 1617 1L Jell LL 46 11 46 10 46 9 .. 46 I .. • • MINCING LANE.-(THIN DAY.) 8110•11.—The market privately is rather Ism satire for West India, hat previous prices are supported. The Willa salmi of foreign hays goo* off well, at a little ands, the currency of last week. Porto Rieo sold, brown and grey, 31s. to 345. ; low to good yellow, 345. eid. to 37e. ; Oaks Muscovado, brows, 265. to 32.. 6d. ; grey to fax grocery, Ms. to 395. 6d. Refined has shown M oralised heaviness sod prices for the better qualities of dried goods are easier. Co/Pm—The public sales of Ceylon have gone off well at fully late prices ; triage plantation Ceylon sold at 71s. to 77a. 6d. ; low middling so middling, 79a. to 86s. ; pee bony, 90a. to 975. ; native good ordinary, 695. 6d. to 70a. Tas.—Ai the public sales tine congous hays sal./ with more spirit, at rather improved prices. No alteration is other sorts. . . ilx.lThere is a fair demand for cargo Bengal, and Wee bare been effected at Br. 3d. to A. VA. SP/CM—Previous prime have been paid for meet doweip time, except black pppar, which has been sold at • alight &elm, greyish to ne 0. pg. 3id. to 3 Pimento 'obi steadily at 20. to 20. for inferior to good ; Cassia Lives, miidling, 861. to 87s. Nutmegs, small and middling, 11d. to le. 6d. ; good to pare bold, 2a. 10d. to 3s. 9d. Mace, ls. to la. ad. Ginger : Jamaica, ordinary to fair, 59e. to 89a. ; Ocieltin, SOL to 90e. Rex and SALTPITILL —No sales reported. lgotoo.—The quarterly salsa verso:occluded this morning without farther CEene. COCHINEAL has sold at irregular prioes. Modules silvers at lower pries, bat blacks were dearer. Tenenffes un changed. Corrox.—The market continues firm and active. Jura.—The demand is latesdy at recent private contract prices. Cuttings sold at 11/. A. 6d. to 111. 55. ; ,:ommon (rejections) to good, 181.7 a. 6d. to 271.1 A. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Prices are quoted aa follows : —Tows tallow, 40a. 6d., net sub ; Patatabarg Y.O. on ths spot, 43. 9tL ; Aumwt. to September, 46e. ; October to Do:ember, 45a. 6d. to 465. ; December, 46a. to 45a. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of bouts is large and the trade dull. Mon da)'., quotations are realised for choice qualities; but several inferior ogee remain unsold. We are not quite no largely supplied with sheop and lambs as of late. Trade is consequently rather more active, but prices cannot be quoted higter on the average. Good calves are in doomed. Our foreign supply rootlets of 600 beech, 2,790 sheep, and 540 mares. Lich cows 75. 1 Per dons of Mo. a. d. ad. lie stow of WO.a ad.a 4. Bad Scots, Haradia 4 8 410 Dot Dana tlf-14482 0 0 5 8 Bala Bhotalioess 4 4 4 8 Did Load-wools— . 0 0 0 • B.cood qua bouts 3 0 8 8 I Do. do. Shore .... 4 6 416 Oils. Pip BagtDasdHlt-Orada 0• • lambs 6 4 Besay as sartd 0 . 1,366 0 ; Masa sad 1/817144 11,075; 4 WM, 713 , Piga 110. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Haney sod Easton report trade dull, Priam meadow hay, 70a. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 80a. to 90s. inferior ditto, 54e. to 70s. ; sew ditto, 70a. to 84s. ; old, 100 e. to 120 e. ; ditto, sawed out, 95.. to 115 a. straw, 28a. to 34a. PROVINCIAL SHARI mAizzrs. LiesllsOOL, JULY 21 -asks today : -Great Southern and Western. nil-Lancashire and Yorkehire, 11l - London and North Western, 192f-Manchester. She6l-Id, and Lincolnshire, 441 1-South Fasters, Sri-Birkenhead, 814-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 11-16-41 rand Think of Canada, 40}-threat Lutenb • boors, 131 13-16 1-Allianee Bank of London and Livorpo 4 Limited , . 14 p.-Bank of Liverpool, 24 sd and b-Itoyal tuaur, , snee, p. Jtasonspris. JULY 22.-A moderate amount of gmeml niss Is reported at lower prices. Consolidated Bank ILIM I ed , . 4 sld p-Orest Imiemboung,l3l -Greet Northern. A,130-i rest Ship. 914.-Oreat Western of Canada, 11 6.16 Illinois Central. 264 d.-lasicsahlre and Yorkshire, 1131 I-Loudon and North Western. 104-Manclester and County Bank, 2 Ind p.- Manchester, Shellleld, and Liucolsehlre, 444 i-Motropollian. II 1-10-North Delilah. 64-North ittaffor 'shire. le 7-16- Smith Eastern, 11121-Thaines and Mersey Marine Insunuses, Si -Spanish Piastre, 34-laehange Buildings, 1 at. FUSSISONLS, JOLT 22. -The quotations in this market Included Strew Valley Guaranteed. MI to 041-Stew Valley, to 8-tenth eta fords, n to In- Birmingham Ranking Company shares, 1161 to 271-B4nningham Oas New Ordinary, fe. sellers-- Blimiinakam Waggon Preference. 6a. to 65., prem.-Midland Waggon, sellers. Business was nearly suspended, owing partiiito absence of principals and partly to the Polish affairs. Do nun, JULY 21.-.-Tbree per Coot. Consols, il2l • -New Three per Cent. Stock, elf 1-Dino for aocount, 11th August. 2 1 i A- India Five per Cent. Stock. 1061-Bank of Ireland, 100 L land. Mai-Belfast and Northern Counties, kg paid. id 46 -Dublin. Wicklow. and Wexford, 101. paid, W 1 Great :Weaken& and Western. 1001. paid, 106-Midland Great Western and 111- Canal. 601. paid, HI-Midland Great Western, half shares. 2.6!. paid. %;-Waterford and Trautore, 101. paid, 6-timat Southern and Westem, Four per Cent. Preference, Ioof. paid Jai. A mural monument by the sculptor Theml, to the memory of the late Dr. Willisma bibs just been phical in Winchester CathedraL The following is an extract from the inscription on the monameat :—'• Sacred to the memory of David Williams, D.C.L. for 27 years cones of thin cathedral, warden of New Online, Oxford, and formerly head roaster of Winchester Collage ; born October 15,1786 ; died March 222nd, 1860. His entire his was devoted to the services of the two college. founded by William of Wykeliam; to the noble office of governing and instructing youth he brought a generous, upright, and impartial temper, a dig. milled courtesy of 132•01)ST, sound learning, refined taste, and= intellea of rare sagacity and vigour." ■