The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-26 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (TRW DAY.) CLERKEYWELL. Tpr TICKET OF LEAVE STSTEM.--A ENDEAR TRANSPORTED FOE FIFTEEN TEARS AT LARGE IN TWELVE MONTHS. Het, n Grogan, alias Callaghan, anipahive-looking woman, who described herself as a charwoman, residing to White chapel, was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt, at the instance of the authorities of St. Mary, lalingtoo, with deserting her child, John Grogan, aged three years and a half, whereby it had become chargeable to the said parish. Mr. Leftly, the relieving officer, stated that the prisoner had given a deal of trouble to the perish about her children, and there could be no doubt that she was a very had mother. In September, 1861, she was brought to this court on a charge of attempting to murder one of her children by choking it, and had it not been for one of the lodgers hear. ing the groans of the child, it must have died. She was sent to Newgate, sod having been found guilty was seutencel to 15 years transportation. Mr. D'Eynoonrt inquired how it was that if the prisoner was 'adenoid to 15 years' transportation in 1861, she should now be at large. Mr. Leftly said that she was discharged from the West minster House of Correction on July 2, 1862. She had. it would appear, made favour with some ladies who visited the prisoeers, and bevi promised to obtain an honest livelihood by chasing so d 'tubing, and for the future to look carefully after her children and treat them kindly, her case wen recommended to the Secret-ay of State sail she was dischsrged on the day be had mentioned. At that time she had one child, th e subject of the present inquiry, in the workhouse, sad, as soon ei she was discharged, she came and took it away. She was requested to remain in the house with her child, but she refused. and said she could do much better out of the workhouse than by remaining in it. A few weeks afterwards the prisoner's child was brought to the workhouse, and was admitted, the policeman who brought it stating that it had been deserted on a doorstep in the Lower-road. Mr. Alexander (second clerk)—You had much better con. doe yourself to what you know of your own knowledge. The witnesses can speak for themselves. Mr. Leftly, without noticing the iuterruption, said that the prisoner had been advertised, and a warrant obtained for her apprehension, but she bad sines managed to keep out of the way until yesterday. When she was taken into cnstedy she stated that she had been married about six months, and that she shortly intended to fetch away the child. He had caused a search to be made, but wad find no register of her marriage. At the request of Mr. Leftly the child was brought for- ward, on which the prisoner pretended to my, and howled bitterly. She took bold of the child, but as hastily left go of it, and laughing, exclaimed, "That is not my dear child • I have one in the workhou se , b u t I am sure that is sot th e one." (The child, it should be stated, bore a strong realm blance to her.) In answer to Mr. D'Eyncourt, Mr. Leftly Mated that he was aerials that the child pro duced belonged to the prisoner. She could not know very much about it, for she h.d not sum it often. It was sow hardly 3) years of age, and during the twelve menthe else was in prison the child was at the workhonse, aid for the last ten months she had deserted it. The prisoner said she left her child to nurse with a woman who had deserted it ; but she (prisoner) had never does so. The child produced was not hers—and of that she could take a Bible oath. She was prepared to support her own; but she would sot take any " k i d" th a t the parish pleased to foist on her, let them do what they would. Mr. D'Eyncourt said he had very little doubt in his mind that the child belonged to the prisoner. He would remand the ease until Wednesday next, to give time for further in quiries, and to produce other witnesses. If the child clued did belong to the prisoner, it was very shameful on her part to disown it, and he abased mark kis sense of her conduct by sending her to the Home of Correction with bard labor• for the full term. The pr t eam et appliid that she might be admitted to ball. Me. 'Eyneourt said he would take two sureties in the sum of 101. each, and the prisoner herself in 201., tar her to appear on the day named. The prisoner was locked up in default. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. • W 1711111•711 PONIBIND. Rdwin Toy, of 7 Itmensatreet, fit. George's, cabinet maker, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhltt with sinar'ting his wife, Penelope Sarah Toy. The wife said that on the previous night her hus band (the prisoner) locked the room door, pat the key in his pocket —es he always did when he ill-used bet—and thee aimed • violent blow at her bead, hut she put her hand up to save her bead, and upon it received the blow. She then went and sat down by her childrea's bedside, when her husband gave her an other blow on the head which rendered her insensible for • time, sod on her recoveries she insisted on his letting her out of the room, and be did so, she being smothered with blood from a wooed ea her heed. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the wife whether her husband kept her, and she said that his mother chiefly did. William Honker, 171 C maid the complainant came up to him with blood pouring from a wound oo the lead, and told him that bar husband had assaulted her. He then weal towards the house, and met the prisoner and took him into custody. The primmer said his wife made acensatioaa of such • nature against him that he could not keeps his hands off her. Hr. Tyr whin committed the prisoner for six weeks with hard he ca labour Olit prison. , sad said that he would have to find when res of HAMPSTEAD. nouruta • CARMAN. JAR noneas, a repectable.looking man, and Jester Martin, a cab-driver, were charged with b e i ng d run k an d fighting at HaverstoOk-hill, between 1 and 2 o'clock this morning. The defendant Thomas had hired Martin to take him home, and a dispute arose Omit the fare. A desperate fight took place, and the pollee said they feared one wank/ have been killed. They were taken to the station. Both were drunk. _ Thorneaeaid be had been drinking. and knew what he was about. He tendered the right fare, and the cabman 'malted hini, and the police dragged him out of his own g le * . - inspector Webb said some permits bed a mistaken notion about the police not interfering when within their own gardens. Martin said he thought he should have been killed. He was not drunk, but made silly by the blows. Mr. Prance fined Thomas As., and Martin se. The fine was paid, with costa, by Thomas ; but the cab driver stood committed. Comma - Ica:now wrrn Atuntica.—There are at present two distinct telegraphic lima being laid down to th e extreme south•westarn 00661 of Ireland—OM to Orook• haven by Mr. Beater, and the other to Cape Clem by the Nagaetigi Company. An this part of In is the Baum* to Amerioa, intelligence from the other side of the Atlantis will be received in Europe earlier than 'mild otherwise have been the 6600. Both lines ere complated to within shoot eight mils. of Skibbereen. —• SOUTHAMPTON DOCK COI(PA/CY.--(THIS This afternoon the half-yearly meeting of the shareholder. was held at the oiler in Bishopegate-etreet. Colonel Barlow in the chair. The Secretary bevies reed the report, the Chairmen mid the amount. showed • net revenue, after payment of the interest on the debenture debt, of the dividends on the preference stone, and of ell working expenses and repaint, amounting to 6,844/. 19s. 2d. ; add surplus carried over from last year, 2,11281. Ils. 7d. ; total, 9,3731. 10e. 9d. From this the directon recom mended a dividend for the half-year of 2 per cent., amounting on 360,'.501. ordinary stock to 7,207 leaving to be car ri ed forward, 2,1661. 10e. 9d. A lengths nd discussion ensued on the motion for the adoption of the report, in the course of which Mr. J. W. Deal preferred many complaint. against the dock authorities at Southantp. ton and soundly against the management of the tionspaay. The report was, however, adopt e d and Wednesday ant fixed for paying the dividend. DRAIN FROM EXCITIMENT DURING YESTERDAY'S SPORN.— Last mats' the death of Miss Emily TLihault, aged eighteen yean, occurred at her father's residence, Manderille.terreoe, Kilburn, under melancholy circum stance!. Happens that the unfortunate youoglady wasenrily excited, and was always alarmed at thunder and lightning. She was left at home apparently in good health, but while she was occupied in washing some lace by the window during the violent storm which passed over the metropolis, she be came wind alarmed, fearing something would h a pp en t o her and y fell backward and expired. Diemor Ms. Menses. —We have to announce the death of Mr. Masters, the well-knows publisher of Aldereptemereet and New Bond-street. Mr. Masters has been for many years past intimately connected with the high church party in the church of England, and has been en. trusted with the publication of many of the principal works which have proceeded from that section of the establish ment. He was in the 69th year of his age. DRAM or MR. W. Gorr.—With deep regret we (Leeds Memory) anemic* the death rd this gentleman, which occurred yesterday, somewhat suddenly, at Potter dale, in Westroorelaad, where he was on a visit for the bene fit of his health. Mr. Wm. Gott was ooe of the Denier partners in the eminent firm of Ben' min Gott and Boos, woollen merchants, Leeds. Though not what may be teemed a public man, he was nevertheless • public Wee factor. His loos will be felt by all our Ind charities, to which he wee • munilleeet cootributor. AN EXTRAORDINARY PARIMEI. —At the judge's chambers yesterday. Mr. Hardinge Giffard, as counsel far gentleman named Cricases, applied to Mr. Justice 87 101 for • writ of certiorari to remove an ceder of justice into the Court of Queen's Beech, for the purpose of baring the rm. quashed on the ground of informality. The Pear ls+ Act required that there should be two owners, and is this case only one bad been appointed. There was only me house is the parish. and only one inhabitant. It was the parish of Upper Eldon, near Southampton. A similar cam occurred in 1763, just 100 years ego, in the same Land', sod it is mid not to have iocreased since that time. 'Then Wire ao peaces'', and the object 111(11 to form it into., min with other parishes, which Mr. C.1.11411/11 resisted. His lordship thought it was a remarkable case, tied granted an order to remove the proceedings into the Court of Queen'. Bean, to be quashed next term. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, IBM LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 111 T CUOMO :swarm) STOCKTON MEETING.- (THIS DAY.) HARDWICKE STAKES. T.Y.C. War Dame, numbslda, lovermesa, Syron, Growllle, Pr•- scription, Apennine, Gondola, 1)r. Rooks, Varna, Lord Adolphus, Tool-toot, BeMarius, and Wee Aggie ere here. GREAT NORTHERN LEGER. One mile and ti half. Borealis, Hama TOM, Change, Fanfaron, Manfred, New church, and Mini Armstrong are here. LANBTON PLATE. Seven kid/mgt. Vanents,irarFa;os, Coup iisca, feson7sdou, Prince Arthur, Chadds, and Saragossa are hare. ELTON JUVENILE STAKES. Five furlongs, Syron, Kermit Kell, Prescription, levering., Fannon berg, Alexandre, Theobalda, Alice Grey, Skylark, sad Gre• rine are here. SELLING PLATE. Five furlongs. Thornton, Madmen, Blond* Fanoonberg, and Wisdom are here. UNITED HUNTERS' STAKES. About one mile and three-quarters. Wandering Willie, Certainty, Ladybird, Daubrey, Satinatone, Dick Swimller, Weill Ali Shah, Mies Taft, Flotilla, Ace of Trump, Weetender, Sir William Arm- Wong, Pretty Honebrenker, Cragpmaa, and Fitzooth are hem Azarvco.—Middleysteh, Flighty Ally. Good Advice, Lyra. Caller Oct, Charlie Fox, La Totowa, Ghillie Callum, and Upperhaod. EGHA24 MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BARON'S STAKE& Sir furlongs. Signalman, Lady Bohan, Elise, Oberon, Queen Faatrada, Dictator, Wild Mantras, and Maid of Morn f are here. SURREY AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. Tiro miles and • die. Gibraltar, Sycophant, T;nrist, Joeo, Knight Templar, and Detective an bare. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocm. The railway market is inactive to-day, and the variations in prices are few and unimpor tant. South Eastern and Great Northern stocks have improved per cent., while London and North Western and Great Eastern have receded Metropolitan shares remain flat, at 14 to 1 London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 103 ; Great Western, 67 to 4 ; Midland, 1291 to 130 f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to ; Greet Eastern, 51 to f, ex div. ; Caledonian, 12 0 tol2l ; South Eastern, 961 to 97 ; Great Northern, 1254 to 126} ; Metropolitan, 1 1 1 to 12 ; and Lou. don and South Western, 103 to 4. Indian and Canadian railway securities gene rally are steady. Great Western of Canada shares are rather dull. The transactions in foreign lines are upon a restricted scale, and quotations exhibit no variation. S. , .. 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Amen/setae— femeg Gum IDo. New Odes. la. aim I Us. I I Peel ILI " l e ad *MA hula. sad Otiss. Moms i p. 1 Si 6860 CinabradaLd.RdAtiLilt Itityainity /roc . Do. New Rio de Jars. OZ . 9 "' Royal Mall Misr 'Scottish Mut lawns , &African Irrlora.inv.(L ;tooth Australian Linam) tobnuirtur T.I. Sods . I MasrAslt)l.6 rs., Oho DisnoWelsed 199m' Is pr n zd zd 114 I 91 0 'IS 140 id' I gyp•' 0 Ni _TA ii A° "Is 2 4 - 1 zd zd - vl C 11 14 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoos. The stock and share markets continue very inactive, and prices in most instances are quoted the same as at the close yes terday. The variations in English railway stocks have not exceeded 1 per cent., and they have hardly exhibited any greater importance in foreign securities. The attention of the dealers is now partly diverted to the fortnightly settlement. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. _ _ _ Console are now quoted 93/ to for money, and 931 to / for the account (September 9). The official business report is u follows Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93i, ; New Three per Cents., 93j, I ; New Two-and-a-Half per Coats., 77 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084 ; Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. " enfaoed "rupee paper, 1161 ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet to-day, with few transactions. Greek and Russian of 1862 are firmer, while the Turkish Loans of 1858 and 1862 and Venezuela Bonds have declined. The variations, however, are unimportant. Portuguese, Consolidds, Mexican, and Spanish Passive are steady. Annexed are some of the pre sent quotations, viz :—Turkish, 1854, 924 to 934 ; ditto, 1858, 72 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 684 to 694 ; ditto Consolidds, 51 to 4 ; Venezuelan, 1862, 574 to 4 ; Danish, 91 to 92; Greek, 344 to 4 ; Mexican, 384 to I ; Spanish Pas sive, 334 to 34 ; and Peruvian, 854 to 864. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, and 1860, 944 ; Greek, 344, 34, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 164 ; Mexican, 384 ; Peru vial), 1882, 864 ; Portuguese, 1863, 49 ; ditto 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 49 ; Russian, 1850, 89 ; ditto 1862, 924, 4 ; Spanish Pensive, 34 ; Turkish, 1858, 724, 4, 4 ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 75 ; ditto, 1862, 694, 69. The Confederate Loan is without change, at 24 to 22 dis., and Italian scrip at 14 to 14 prem. International Financial shares are quiet, at 34 to 4 prem., and General Credit and Finance at 14 to 14 prem. London Financial have risen 2s. 6d., the present quotation being 14 to 14 prem. Hudson'a l Bay shares are firm, at 14 to 14 die, and Egyptian Trading better at 4 to 4 prem. About 29,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The John Duncan has arrived from New Zea land with 160,0001. in gold. The amount of specie engaged for transmission by the steamer Delta to-morrow is 203,1101. ; of which 150,350/. is silver and 52,7001. gold for , Bombay sod 601. gold for Suez On 'Change yesterday quotations were generally without alteration, but there was rather more de mand for bills. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 1L194 to I ; ditto, 3 days, 11.174 to 18 . • Rotterdam, 3 months, 1L194 to 1.2; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 00; Hamburg, ma. imams, three months, 13.84 to 3 ; Paris, 3 days, 95.25 to 35 ; do., 3 months, 25.521 to 74 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1194 to Feteriburg (per rouble), 3 months, 334 to 36 : Vienne. eft. Am, 3 mouths, 11.40 to 50 ; Tries* Mr. 80., 3 mouths, IL4O to 50 ; Madrid, 3 months, 484 to 49 Colts, 3 monthr, 484 to 491 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 GODOII, 3 months, 23.65 to 70 ; !Elan, 3 months, 25. 45 to 70; Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 months. 25.65 to 70 ; Messina, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70; Lisboa, 90 days, 591 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 dam, 524 to 53. The dividend on Glasgow and South Western Railway stock will be officially proposed at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, against the same rate for the corresponding period of 1862. This is after setting aside 15,8641. to meet further payments in connexion with the Winchburgh accident, and carrying over 1,5001. to the surplus fund. The balf-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company was held yesterday, John Wil kin, Esq., in the chair, when the report of the directors and a statement of the accounts for the half-year ending 30th June last were read to the meeting and unanimously adopted. The usual dividend of 14s. per share, being at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, was declared. The numbers are published of twenty bonds of 1001. each of the Danish Four per Cent. stock of 1850-1861, which have been cancelled. Tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the 2nd of September for government bills on India to the amount of 40,00,000 rupees, of which not more than 16,00,000 rupees will be drawn on Bombay, and 2,00,000 rupees on Madras. A statement of the exports of gold from San Francisco, California, in the first half month of the I present year, give a total of 22,757,681 dollars, valne 4,551,5361., of which 15,008,426 dollars, or 3,001,6851., was shipped to England, and 5,650,976 dols., or 1,130,195/., for New York. It appears by the recent advices from New South Wales that the gold dust received at the branch at Sydney of the Royal Mint from Jan. 1 to the 12th June amounted to 226,718 oz. and the coin issued specie during that period 53 7,000 sovereigns and' 435,000 half-sovereigns ; total, 754,5001. In the corresponding period of 1862 the amount of gold I dust received was 386,255 oz., and the coin issued 1,470,000 sovereigns. The Discount Bank of Paris (Comptoir d'Escompte de Paris) has opened agencies at Bombay, Calcutta, the Mauritius, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. A report of the committee appointed for the purpose on the Inland Revenue and Customs Department is in favour of an amalgamation of the two services, bawd on a liberal award to the meritorious and laborious officers of the Customs, such as the landing waiters and others, the most efficient and beat educated class of the Civil Service. . . ............... . The estimated stock of tea inthe United Kingdom on the 31st July last was 86,000,0001 b., against 74,000,0001 b. same period last year. The cargoes now on the water, and not yet included in stock, represent 19,518,0001 b. against 21,801,0001 b. at the same period last year. Regarding the general state of the tea market, Messrs. Carlisle, Parr, and Co. state as follows : By private contract the trade evince little disposition for business ; a few exporters, attracted by the recent decline in old season's fino Canons, have operated to • moderate ex tent, but with this exception the business of the fortnight has consisted chiefly of melee by auction without swerve, at prices again rather in favour of buyers. The Bahama steamer arrived on the 10th Met, and her samples were on show oe the 20th ; the general qwility of the seasoe, as represeuted by this cargo, is again • disappointment, being decidedly Inferior to those of last seer. Sales have tees mode from 2a. to 3'. per lb., but they are effected with great difficulty, sad the bulk of the cargo still remains ou hand, the muta t* plamd up to the present time is between 3,001 i and 4,000 packages, of which 1,000 are boxes, sad of the balance • large proportion are half-chests. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance.—Alliance British aad Foreign, 151 ; ditto Marine, 54 ; London. 47 ; North British and Mercantile (Limited), 174 ; Bock Life, 84 ; Unirermd Marius (Li mited). 44. Gaslight and Coke.—City of London B, 151 ; Great Cen tral, 181 • Imperial . 86. ex di.. ; Imperial Continental, 88 London, 86 ; Malta and Mediterranean (Limited), 41; to ; Ueited Oesentl, 46 ; Westminster Chartered, 86, ex die. ; ditto New, 44, ex die. Docks.—East end West India, 1424 to 3to 21 ; Lon doe, 64. Waterworks.—Berlin, 81; Chelsea, M. Mr. George Hunt, Chairman of the Hampshire Banking Company, has been appointed Chairman of the Brighton Club and Norfolk Hotel Company. The share list will be closed on the sth of Septem ber, more than half the capital, we are informed, having been subscribeci. TUESDAY STEWING. The inquiry for money continues to a fair extent, at si to 4 per cent. There was little business at the Bank of England. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to for the 9th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and so doled. For money the last price was 94 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, ; ditto, for Recount, 931, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 4 New Three per Cents., 93g, *, * ; Bank 5t0ck,2394; India Stock, 224, 226 ; ditto Ave per Cent. Stock, 106., 4,1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001; ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. ' • Four per Omit "enfaoed" rupee paper, 97 ; ditto Five per Cent., 107 ; ditto The-and-a-Half per Cent., 116*. The India Five per Cert. stock was steady at 106* to 1; India Bonds, at 16s. to 1&s. pron., and Exchequer Bills, at Is. dis. tc 2e. prem. The transactions in Bank shares were upon a limited scale, but quotations were generally steady. National of Liverpool, &lade, Punjaub, and Delhi, and Standard of South Africa were firmer. With the exception of a alight reduction in Great Ship, miscellaneous shares were without alteration. Cape Five per Cents. were rather lower. International Financial and London Financial shares experienced a slight reduction ; the former were last quoted n to 4 form., and the latter to 14 prem. General Credit and Finance were dull, at If to l f prem. Hudson's Bay shares were noted to 14 discount, being again better, and Egyptian Trading, 4 to I prem. Marine Insurance shares were last quoted 13 to 13i prem., being rather lower ; Thames and Mersey 24 to 3 prem. ; Universal, to f dis. ; North B ritish and Mercantile, 17 to ; Commer cial Union, 24 to 4 prem., showing a rise ; Oriental and General, 14 to 14 pram. ; and London and Provincial, f dia. to par. The nominal dosing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Oriental Hotels, fto 4 prem. ; Marine Investment, to 1 prem. ; Richmond Castle Hotel, f to f press. ; British and Foreign India Rubber, f to f prem. ; and Portugal Coal and Iron, f to f prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC.LA.ND.—(YDDI DAY.) The supply of home-grown wheat on offer here today was very moderate, but its general quality floe. The at teadaace of buyer. was limited, and the demand for all kinds was in a very inactive state, at Monday's decline the quotations. The show of foreign wheat was seasonably . extensive. Good sad fins samples maintained their pre vious valae. Otherwise, the trade ruled heavy, at nominal currencies. Floating cargoes of grain were very dull, at the late decline in value. Very little barley, either English sr foreign, was ou the stands. The demand, however, w wholly confined to small paresis, on former terms. The malt trade was in • doggish state ; nevertheleis, se quotable change took plans in pnoes. Bound oats were in steady request, at fall quotations ; but low and damp parcel, commanded very little attention. Beans realised previous rates, bed the sale for them was beery. Te inquiry for pass was much restricted. Mum, how ever, were supported. Mint kinds of floor moved off slowly et Monday's guts- Mess. The top price of town made is 43.. per 21101ba. New white mustard seed sold at 9.. to 9s. 6d. per bash& Otherwise, the seed teed, was heavy. Cakes were very dull. diot* feed 2O to 26 lellortr t o si. 16 Uri . black I Mai maw= ao to as Titk SS a. as Harrow Plias W W IWO _ . -- Groy 4= ill to 0 V to SO hon. _ . Town 4., per - 10 lbs. le to 0 Household S4 to II Country Norfolk and Suffolk, I ea dap ST to le OAT& s: T: Danish sod Sired* IT to ft 'Rood= _ 20 to M , Danish - 34 to VI EMU= 3l to a PLS. sawspb 36 to as Imam WAN. . 30 to It to 310 rikva. Frroreh, per sack zr to MI gimagsn, „ .. .. — t. _ Americen, per beL .. 19 le U Comedian, ~ .. 19 Se IS INTO LONDON, DT WATZIA I TO AUGUST'S, INOLUSIVI. RHYL GRIND EISTIDDIDD. This great national gathering of the people of North Wake commenced yesterday at Elul, under the patronage of the nobility and gentry of the northern por tion of the principality. Ethyl, by its close proximity by water and rail to some of the principal towns of Eng land and Wales, is admirably adapted for such • gathering, and the neighbourhood is replete with interest ing historical associations. The pavilion wherein the meetings of the Eisteddfod are held is a large and cumbrous edifice, measuring 60 yards long by 40 wide, and rspable of accommodating about 6,000 people. The threatening aspect of the weather yesterday moni tor greatly iuterfered with the day's proceedism ; but towards 10 o'clock it cleared up, and, though this improve ment was of short duration, it enabled the committee to form a procession at the Townhall, when the bands, min strels, and other friends of the Eisteddfod joined the town oommissimers end members of the various friendly societies of the town to gem= the president at the day (Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P.) to the pavilion. In reply to an addreer on his installation in the chair at the sound of the trumpet, the PRZIEDENT said—Happily Wales is united to the throes of Great Britain, and we are able to work hand in band in producing over the whole of this ialand • great amount of good. When I look around this room and see so many Welsh and English mottoes, such as "Samos to the Priam and Prisons of Wales," who I hope will be induced ere long to come and visit this oountry from which they take their title—(cheers),—and witnam what real loyal hearts there are among the true suns of Wales— (reamed cheering) I tenet we will then give them such • greeting as to show that we are not behind other natioos in our feelings of loyalty and attach ment to the throne of this country. I shall merely ad that these Eisteddfod= tend not only to the ancient language of the principelity—w I be lieve% is one of the most ancient of the Western languages-- but to foster • taste in the common people of W a l es for literature and intellectual pursuits generally. The Walsh leaguers, I rim told, is much more generally spoken in France (koown there es the Bretagne) than even here. I was informed by • gentlemen formerly connected with the French government, that there were no better soldiers or sailors to be found aay where than the Baton. The tendency of these institutioos to promote rational amusements among the people, and to entice them from indulging in low and gro velling habits, must commend them to all those who have the wells /eat their fellow-countrymen at heart. (Loud applause.) The Eisteddfod Song was then =or by Lie, Lleryfo after which poetic addresses were deliver ed by the bards , and letters from distinguished men and literati were read. A number of prism were then awarded, the first being five guise's for the beet Welsh novel, entitled, " The Poacher," showing the evil consequences of poaching. In the evening the was • grand concert in the pavilion under the con ductorship of I2cow Llwyfo. —Li rerpool Mercury. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) This day the half-yearly meeting of proprietors vas held at the London Tavern ; Mr. WrLamsoy in the chair. Tit; report, which has already been published, having been takes) as read, The CHACIUILAN, in moving its adoption, said that he was inclined to go into details in order to explain the circum stances which placed theta in their present position, but as a circular had been emit out explaining those cir oumataaoss he should refrain from doing so. All he would say was that they were 'maims to remain on good terms with all parties and with other companies. (lieu, hear.) They had been six month" working, and they proposed to divide 5 per cent. When the traffic of the line was fully developed, and when it wee worked Si be thought it should be worked, he did not think the divi dend would fall very much short of 15 per out. He hoped the shareholders would not discus the past. They were better friends a great deal with the Great Western than they were before their separation. (Haar, hear.) Them was, in fact, a courteous and friendly correspondence going en at present between the two companies. There wee • rumour that they wereng to abandon the broad gauge at the Far ngdoe-sheet station ; but in answer to • letter on that subject from the Great Wester°, dated the 19th of August, they assured the directors of the Great Western that there was no such intention, and that what wee being done was for the purpose of accommodatiog the local narrow gauge traffic at Farrhagdoo-street station. There were inherent difficulties in the way of carrying out the arrangement with the Great Western Company ; but they were in a better position sow, in consequence of their being independent of the Great Western. The local traffic would never be properly developed as long as ' they were dep3ndeot on the Great Western. The Great Western had only en interest in their line as shareholders toe certain amount, but the directors of the , 1 Metropolitan Company were bound to develops the l oca l 1 traffic to the utmost extent. The report of the House of 1 Lords stated that it was not desirable the statics' of any of the great companies, except that of the Great Eastern, should be brought nearer the metropolis, and that it was better they should be accommodated by an independent line. That was the position of this company, and it was their duty, as well u interest, to be equally independent of all the great coca remiss. Steps were being taken to place new engines no the lies, which would consume their own smoke. These engines would be ready in about seven months, and he believed they would give satisfactioo. The dividend wee within the mark he could assure them. When they were in difficulties they borrowed 275,000/. at 6 per cent. That loan was terminable in sixteen months, when they would be able to reduce the interest by 17 per cent. There was also a large sum for waste land which was not brought into the accounts. The divi dend included a portion of the money in the hands of the Great Western Company, but it would be observed that 5,0001. had been tarried over. There were still legal ques tions io dispute between them and the Great Western. Mr. PARSONS seconded the motion. After a short discussion the motion was put and carried. MINE&-(THIS DA YJ Two o'CLocw. There is still an absence of animation in the mining market. East Caradou shares have im proved 55., the present quotation being 281 to 291, and Wheal Crofty a r e i n reques t, a t 31 to I. Clifford Amalgamated and Great Fortune are lower —the former at 36 to 38, and the latter at 27 to 28. North Downs are quoted 2 to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares have been little dealt in, and are without change. Yudanamu tana are rather dull. At the meeting yesterday of the members of the Mining Exchange, there was a strong discussion with reference to the facts in connexion with the reported improvement in East Caradon. It was finally resolved to send an agent (Mr. Charles Thomas) to inspect the mine on Friday next. In the event of the secretary not authorising au in- spection, application is to be made to the Vice- Warden for a " peremptory order." A special meeting of Great Tregune Consols Mine shareholders is called for the Ist of September, to consider the financial position of the company. At East Care Brea meeting yesterday the accounts showed • balance of 1101. asailyit the mine. The next two months working is estimated to show a profit. Tee lode recently latereected in the south eronent is valued at 1 ton pry fathom. The report was wondered salidmitory. At Wheal Union meeting yesterday a call of 3s. per slurs was made. osnarAsr asAaat AND rro eb. I pa ZULWATI. rne.. 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W. of g i p= 14} f a 1 .4 "I le Id 14e I 101 fe lu it Wm 22 1 1 jidlo rr 4 22Ms toe - IT r s i t i ilid al Salm. 20 1 i DUCKS. 101 1 - 2 1 i nast I . - • 0.000.000'r 94. and Wawalades lue I 142 116 1000,01&114. Winton lOO 61 60 ' 1,1130990 al lit Katharine l9O el 04 /1/000 114. Inotithaniptes 090,099 94. Victoria MINN I 0 I Do. blew ii Simai 111 11/ ut 109 110 Be 109. CO - RIRNT PRICES. ZitoLlllat Per Qr. Wain. a. a. I_ Seem Yent;r7Al;62 38 to 42 „ Ditto, new .. 40 to 44 Ditte,whitel2 38 to 44 Ditto new 42 to 47 NO;iolit anti uncoiii r. 4 l9es — se to a „ Ditto, new 42 to 43 Emma - Malting DbtllLas Grinding 26 50 lam ram, Norfolk, and Suffolk 6O to 116 Wingatort and Ware 67 to 69 Brown Old sad new - 34 to 37 PATS. Ilea food -- lBto 23 „ potato LS to 27 Wga4l. I. L Dentate and Legge berg 4B to 66 116 stock t Macklin- --- pgr - 44 to 49 Dania 4O to 46 Ruda; bard soft Antekcatt, red , white to 49 Grinding. DLtlWng Stalling OATS. Dutch, brew 18 to PS feed AYILIVLLY OF OWN, an. CALYPSOS, FILOYAUCIUoT 1 White .. Yellow Pvir Qr. Per Qr. 'Wird. Darin. Mal Oat& now lOR tin. dis. On. W. sada English and awed no .. 740 370 .. 110 Ind foreign 17160 6000..03000 1 13740 .. 1 Total LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (rfus DAY.) (IT worm AND nnsumnosas 1111.1(tRAP1.) (mom can owl oomerosmar.) The market keeps very 'Away, sad prima se still Amin log. Sales will probably foot up 13,000 bake. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.). •s- SlNUS—There is an active demand for West India, sad. there being free sellers at last week's prices, a good business boa berm transacted ; other sorts have also oald at Arm rates. Mauritius, good yellow cryttalbsed, 395. ; 1.11 Mil& good brown. 325. to 325. 6d. ' • grey. 33e. 6d. ; low and middling yellow, 33e. 6d. to 36e.; Surinam, 3te. 6d. ; and Cuba mitecovado, 30s. to 331. 6d. !taled steady, at pre vious prices. Comm.—The parcels of Ceylon brought to public solo have sold at about former prices : Plantation triage, 73e. to 74e. 6d. ; floe ordinary to middling, 780 to SCA. ; good middling to fine. 89e. to 106 s. ; native Ceylon, small to bold, 68a. 6d. to 72a. 6d. . TEA. — The market remains steady. RICL—A limited business only is doing ; Bengal white sold at 12s. ; Dacca main, fie. Rae.-202 pees. al Dements sold at the tall prime of le 6d. tole. 7d. per eillea. SALITZTRE °outlines iDaCtips. BArrLowzo La sold well. at 5s advance : ordinary to middling, 41. ss. to 5/. 12e. 6d. COTTON coetioure is active request it prices is favour of sellers. The total sales yesterday were 1,500 bake on the spot, and 2,R00 bolo for arrival. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41s. dd.; Yetenhurs Y.O. on the spot, 42.3 d. to 4:3.. 6d. ; October to December. 43.. W. to 44e. ; December, 445. ; Jemmy to Karcb, 445. 6d. _ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DtY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a steady °assumptive trade doing for the better sorts of 11562*a. both Eaglish aad foreign, at fully late prior. The plantation rootlets are of a more favourable nature, and the late rains will further improve the crop. The first bale of new Bavarian hops arrived in the Borough today, sad was sold by Messrs. ft. and T. Collis to Mr. B. Walker, of Stratford.oo4von. COAL Ief.ARICE7.—(THIS DAY.) Will. Lad Helton, 16a.; Walls End Haswell. 18s. ; Walls End Sturm* 17s. 9d.; Walls End South Hatton. 18e. Walls End Trimdos Hartlepool. 17 s. 6 d .; Walls End Braddyls Hatton. 17s. ; Walla End Russell Hatless, 16a. 9d ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Mellon. 16a. 9d. Walls End Haugh Hall, 16a. 9d. ; Tanfield Moor Batas. 12a. 6d. ; Wad Hartley, 16s. ; Hastings Hartley. 16a.; Lambert . Hartley, 16a.-42 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. LIYMMOOL. AVOnge 26.—fhiss to-day: Caledonian, 121— Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1141—Loadon sod North Western, 1034 6 3—Manchester, Bheilleld, and Lincolnshire, 444 — Midland, 1304 $O--North British, 641—North Eastern, York, Mt —South Reatern. 96i 7 o,l—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, Gordon and Liverpool, 101—at. Helen's Railway and Quill Four-and-aßalf per Cent. Redeemable, D, 100 id —Birk enhead, 914—London and North Western, Chester and Holy head, 1161—Butfido end Lake Huron, 6 9 let—Great Western of Canada. 10 7-10—Duteh Rhenish, 1 13-14 p.—Brest Luxembourg shares, 1411.46 Ist—Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited), 14 d —North and tiouth Wales Bank. 202 —Empire Marine ;Li sited;. p.—Liverpool and London fire and Lite, p.— Great chip. W.—Spanish Passives. 34—Indian Branches, p. /41014111011414, ArollBl . 16.—There were sales Mday .if Bir mingham Distnct Rank sham at 154 ex ilia., and of Birmingham Um at 140. Shropshire hanks were quoted 44 to 44 Binning hani and Stafford Gas, New, Sip , buyers—Metropolitan Wagon, 2: to Si p.—(leueral Steam, OM to 29 1 —and Birmingham Water works, 37, buyers. In railways there ads no change from yes terday. London and North Western stawl at 103. A WOMAN ATTACKED BY WASPK —A few days ago the wife of Kr. John Kenyon. Goatsliffe, new EyaiN very narrowly emeped death from the attack of a swarm of weeps. It apprise that some disciples of lank Wallow had been catering in a wasp's seat for the requisites of fishing, near the house of Mr. Kenyon, and his wife having to pass near very soon after was surrounded by the enraged wasps. Confounded by the unexpected encounter she fall to the ground, and would soon have been shockingly injured had sot a ssistance arrived. The wasps bad penetrated into her nostrils and ears ; and under her garments, and on and about her shoulders great number bad found their way. I'