The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.) P 1 WILLIAM PINNION NMITH.-TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE VACATION. The bankrupt was a tailor's foreman, of 7. Woodbreues place Stepney. He now applied for his releaaa Iron custody under peculiar circunutancee. The debts were 2214, and there were no mete. Mr. Corn. missioner Goulburn suspended the order of discharge for six months, giving protection for three months. This protection bad recently expired, sod Mr. Thomas Beard, acting on behalf of a creditor, had arrested the debtor as • on ma. He now asked forhie diesdlarge from custody. The Commissioner said he should nOt interfere with say order made by Mr. Commissioner Goulborn. Mr. Beard said he appeared to uphold his Honour's de& Moo. and presumed that the application would be refused. The Commissioner—Yes. Applicatioe refused accordingly. RE HUNTER AND IPEIJUB.-HLLVT CITY EAILERE. This was the adjourned exambuitiow tweeting in the CllllB of thaw bankrupts., who carried ow besieges u alkali maw factors!, in Mark-lane. The aggregate liabilities are about 13, pot. . . . . . . . Yr. LinkLter now, for the assignees, asked that under the 185th section the : court would make an order for annul• Linn the bankruptcy. The 187th section of the act pro vided that if the assent of three-fourths of the crediton was obtained, the bankruptcy could be taken out of court. The p h y tepte' property hod realised 5,41101:11., which it is to place in the hands of trusted and a dividend o 7s. fid. in the pound would be paid. Both Bunter and Ferris had covenanted to pay their separate creditors 7s. Gd. in the pound and it WS/ a mod beneficial arrangement for them. Th. neoesnary newts had been obtained, as shown by the certificate of the official amigos*. The Commissioner annulled the bankruptcy. EX WALLACE ALFRED JOSIS,-000D NEWS FOR CREDIEEEEL This wee a dividend meeting. The bankrupt was a Ni dialer, of West Brompioe. Mr. Sydney Wadley, of the Old Jewry, appeared for the IV:abia are 1,2011., and through the exertions of Kr. Chidley a eonsiderable sum has been realised for the cre ditors. It is understood the dividend will be about 2s. in the pound. The dividend was declared pro forma. usur.-coLotria. DICKSON. An erroneous statement has appeared in several papers that the above gallant colonel would apply for hie release to-morrow. The application will not be made until Wed needay next. In a question under a trustdead involving the validity of the instrument, the Oonainisaioner reser►ed his decision. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL ROBBERY OP RUSSIAN 110118ZBAIL James Brown. • carman in the employ of Mr. Young husband, • railway carrier, of the Old Bailey, wan charged before Alderman Abblis and Alderman Waterlog, with stealing gced!*?tranAt. Poliice coadeble 237 rid be went faiths shop of Harms, List, and Co., horsehair manufacturer', of 51, Farringdon street, and there found the prisoaer who bad in his possession • bundle of horsehair which he h ad been offering for saki. He asked the primmer when be got it from, and he said it was gives to bun by amea at Cax's Quay. in Lower Thames street. He offered to go with witness, sad point out the man, bat that was forted to be unnecessary, as it was very shortly afterwards discovered that the prisoner had stolen the horsehair from his master's premises. Mr. Wm. List said the prisoner offered a small parcel con taining nearly filbs. of lung Russian horsehair for sale, and knowing that that particular kind of horsehair could not be obtained in such small quantities, he told the prisoner it had been stolen, sod asked him where he got it. He mid • man at Fresh-wharf gave it to him, but as that was Not a very satiateasory scam* witarna sent for • policeman and gave the Kumar into custody. Aldermen Abbiss said the shows bad acted very pro- Pe lfme. Matthews, a lad who worked in the same van with the prisoner, said he saw the primer take • quantity of bareebabt out of ass of six begs which were in his master's yard. He was afraid to tell his master of it because he thought the primer would beat him. Mr. Yonsband mid the poisoner had been in his employ about three or frier but be bed known him about 16 year and had aesaeiouayy employed him during that period. were air bap of .umnae horsehair, which bad beim collimated from Mims. Bell's we:shows, sad when they were Mid to Paddington to be forwarded to the consignee, the delleimacy in one of the bags was derecited. He would bay. to make good that deficiency. An 'aspect°, of railway polies, frees the Paddiortou St.- said the mean al railway vane were entrusted with ter• valuable and although bales of goods were frequently a nd was so difficult to detect the thieves that whim one wan discovered the company were mast anxious to make en maniple of him, for which reason it was Bird that the primer should be committed for trial. Alderman Abbias said that course might be very incon venient to the witnesses, and incur peat expense without entailing • soon severe punishment upon the primmer than the magistrate had the power to inflict The prisoner *NM guilty, and elected to be dealt with Aldelnin Abbim, with the °patentees of Alderman Waterlow, said the primoer's previous good character aloes had induced them to deal with him rather than send the me toe jury. They therefore committed him for son mouths with bard labour ; sad took that opportunity to re mark upon the highly petimeworthy conduct of the witnem who pare the ' into custody. If all parties would act an the &appellees that property so offend for sale had bee° stoles it weed mess materially mid is demotes and primarily many robberies in future. With regard to the witsens who did sot inform his mike be muse he was afraid of being beaten by the prisoner, they cautioned him, and at the mine time maared him the law was Way Hemet to protect him should he be similarly periodos any future comaiou. 11 ARLBOROUG 11-B'I'RERT. TRH 1111ZOL61101 AB f 0 WZAZING THZ SILT, Two oTiieTloib;liaii;;;7laoirisir;;alZtuarde, lamed mere Helloed John May were charged Wore Yr. Lox with otablise ea umbrella 4om a female named Ma Hoboes. ia Ordoedwtiarit. . . _ It Worms that the female was paring aloe( Oxford- serest, white, seeisi a crowd assembled in awes of NOON shereatioa going cis, she stepped into the midst of the weans collected. The soldiers then pushed her aad oat of them struck bar ia the south. They the. took bar azalnidla from her and walked elf with it. She followed thew far lose distrisee, and spoke to the police. Oa the esseremblos mein up to th• soldiers the umbrella was thrown is the foremeat and UN soldiers took off their belts. His, then stew& Joseph Bette, 360 D, with his bait, and Hall struck Ball, 378 D, with his list. The moldier, ware then taken to the station. Sergeant He of the let battalion of Heidehums Guards. lir. Ha.' a eartilleate to the effect that on the 14th Joon, 1866, Ball was convicted of = su et z e the 17th of Dos, 1860, he was coavinted for.• mad seeitenced to 12 months' imprilionment. He had she hew essirieted and notepad to 42 days' hard labour for in anbordinatioo, and been several other times tried by court Martial. Nay had also bees triad seven times by court startiel for military offences. lir. Henx—How is it that such a roan as Hall is kept in the army? It strikes me that be is a very na6t man. There are two convictions against him by the civil power and a Web of ellsores tried by court martial. Notwith dandim their bad character I do not think them is sun client to coovict them of steelier the umbrella. With regal to the easaults on the constables, what do you wish to say enrry. I did not one my belt. Knox—What is the regulation with respect to the beta! Sergeant Meyer—When a man ie oarrieted of as smelt his belt is taker' from him, sad he is Dot allowed to wear it alto till permiseion is granted by the oommandieg Mr. lia;r —I shall mae a differeece ia the asiitasee of the priaowert. I obeli commit Blay for two mouths' hard kboar far the meault oo the wadable with his belt, sad Bell for six weeks with bard labour as be did sat is, hi belt. GREENWICH. 11113TAL AMAOLT WITH A 1110)-HOT MICR, Maas Lima&le. described ea • timber merehaet, re. Odin at Windmill-lard Deptford, was °tweed before Mr. I Traill with areaultiog his wife with • red-hot poker. Carries Limeade, the complainant, deposed that ^bent one o'clock on the previous day the defendant nor home and Naked whether his dinner was ready. She replied that it weedd be shortly. when be seized a poker that was in the fire at the time, and ninth her violently sages her arm, caries several scars. The where here bared her art, sad showed his worship the frightful bares, and she handed in • certificate from Dr. Creator In crosaermination abe said she had bees living apart from her husband, who al lowed ber If. per week. The defendant admitted the assault, but raid the com plainer provoked it. Mr. Trail thought there were fries as both sides, sad ordered the def end ant to fled bail. The defeedast's brother, who is landlord of the Dover Carla, tendered himself r bell and mai socepted. Two Chita SWEPT Awrr or A FLOOD.—A Lot teries:ray ecirreepeedeot writes :—" Throe poor girl. Wife corn* throorch Mendota to loan at Garton chapel co flirso• day, whoa a hesey Si/ON, aimed liana to Oak e abater coder the arch of a bridge oo the road. While then, tire tamest suddenly cause moan them and them away. Teo were drowsed, arid the odor eseage4 though eery onearely injured, her ekall Meg frasieffeit. A vateeepoat mast have been the catme."—Derry Joarnal. a terminated 117111 DAY.. S.W.and N.W., rNu tu p 4. ea. to 5.,: `to moderate. D a.. fruh, run woo. 0 &W.. Ire& Icogal to Corn. -Rost=-Striat of R-OARDI.N. ry of St. Panl'i tth of the ftn. Edward Oakk, and chaplaio ameollege, nbtoke College, le was firstche liTtlllitY This . Is the if Oxford ; the Bishop me promoted Pliekwar, year he mks, laugh be present rty ta the ch. • what is generot. :war, which th 4061. a • —On Wedn Lotion held the comm aplation of it some time mese the oomf no of the hada to )t hat Or in takes with sew vigor members. foe the eon* it, is this pop' as of education study of v , grammar, shoe the hate plated within sea allowed guineas to rk (116tb and 2: , 00 say alters • judges by her or sad direct appeieted for ens within soy . craned or d f the Privy 6th and tth that the n • ed otherwise act sectioned L —The con . be erected by loons. Smith the lowest. aall.wereN- -1.; Smarm. R . 2013,38 M. ; M sad lad HSI) Messrs. K od klesers. building in 14 dos a the struc of the India • • wisest es 14 road, es the whilst bathing , . of hk oam Bresdbest. IVO Os Townley °is* 1E2%1' eau is a short aad being time Shipplou, ter, sad two . k 0 WWII • but failed. drowsing, dire use is mated d the water, sad Ai n /Viet he best seee to the Luesdisbay r the mhos ef ialy ashore tad, be bed so • a young MS neighbourhood. after his der's piing, and be my of his of the deossesd o way quite ex', festal death. to • fenced off.— t.iis Mercury ' cruelty. which A fishing cohk watching Wm , ble, almost mil° board the do and others.. red, as it aft trokes sad ill- • rd, and the y they Wendt . able sod men.. two Men Issmo4 tuodtely, is tb , se French le. Suedgelsod io some if of terect.. charge of it 1W Wand and el. am( opletiou rc Ow- INI of godlo boi NO. - °Wog M +- lental • 1-- _ .• 11 I charge THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1863. SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY.) IL IN I Lawns. I bille Way i le 1 p.a. Two o'Otoos. The railway market continues inactive, and, with the exception of a decline of per amt. in London and South Western and 4 in Grit West ern, the prices of the leading lines are the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. Metropolitan shares are without change, at 124 to I for the old. London and North Western stock is now quoted 101 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 036} to 67; Midland, 1214 to 127, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1128 to 1134, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 504 to 4, ex div.; Caledonian, 1211_ to ; South Eastern, 934 to 4, ex div.; Great Northern, 123 to 124, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1024 to 4. Antwerp and Rotterdam shares are inquired for, other foreign lines being steady. Indian and Canadian railway securities exhibit no variation. ▪ !Answer a ocaorc • 'DaldoeLlirtlteduo. :O.d.yres O. Southern C. ▪ !000 lissosoloo 10 'Duaido4 t Wltogok(L If ▪ "whims el s—.. 191 Od. lhool u = 4 l , . p. o. 1 - 4 • .Groot all 'lloalon lamellas ▪ lism.*Ustes Li:lM Onto. 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I I foe, $1 it 4 die 48 50 r 0 82 18 20 882 1 i 41 4 40 41 se 4 a 28 1 1 Ijose 88 70 120 140 Do. Now itio deism City Ins.(l , D. do loyal Kan Mom —. liatttlab A. Inwolog. , d.Atrkea Irrids.lay.(L lion& MottaLtaii lw laud ,Siaboalleo tp IT.•• U. et Aust(L) P.I. Traut*Lo.Ce.D.Oased. ....Avow , Nol. 4. vas Dlstroes Idad 21 SS-4 MI 44 Ms 4 um l 131 I 0. 11 : t &el 14 The Angleeea (out 86 days), with 146,000/., is the only gold ship known to be now at sea from Melbourne. The Saxonia, from New York, Las brought 17,0001. in specie for England. The proposed dividend on Scottish Central i Railway Stock s at the rate of 151 per cent. per annum, against 51 in the corresponding period of 1862. _ _ _ Some of the principal members of the Stock Ex change propose to convene a preliminary meeting, with a view of obtaining a return by the contractors of the deposit on the last Venezuelan loan. It is considered that the present state of the country is not sufficiently settled to fulfil the hopes held out in the prospectus. Tenders are invited for the conveyance between Kingston, in Jamaica, and Belize, in British Hon ' dures, eitbet by a sailing vessel or a steamer, of her I Majesty's mails once a mouth in each direc t ion, in correspondence with one of the mail packets be tween St. Thomas and Jamaica. Compared with this time last year the Great Northern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3381. ; the Great Western a decrease of 3,504/. ; the Lacashire and Yorkshire an in crease of 1,3051.; the Midland a decrease of 1,4081.; the North Eastern an increase of 3,3481. ; the Great Eastern an increase of 1,0341. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 8 6 2 1 ., and the North British an increase of 9791. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept 2, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation lane £29,383,880 Increase £249,870 Circulation active Public deposits 6,818.182 herein. 104,3e1 Other deposits 13,861,512 Increase 454,914 Government securities in banking department Othersecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,491,219 Increase 184,835 Seven day and other bills 730,107 Increase 26,071 The hest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes &coin in banking dpartst). 8,953,601 Decrease 13,120 Evidence is afforded in this statement of the in creased inquiry for money, usual just prior to the commercial engagements due on the " fourth " of the month, as shown by the large increase in the other securities. The stock of bullion is not so large as might have been expected from the amount of gold known to have been sent in, but the return is generally favourable. The " rent" is returned at 3,674,1871., which will admit of the declaration of a 41 per cent. dividend, and leave a balance 3,019,3021. to be carried forward. - 24 BANE OF ENGLAND.—An As and Bth Vb.. c. Ater tbs wosk ISSA. NOUS D[l.l PREFERENCE SHAH Great Sodom (E. Counties Estes. N Midland (4 per asst. Pre/. Stook re mined by the propristery), 104. North Staffordshire, 22j. 2), legi. vgismiumble if deter. Notes lamed Z10,3611,e441 count pennant to the A 7th ending on Wednesday, Sept• 2, t 19.514.880 samaise ul =felon' Capita L1... 67i 663,000 1,.187 Public Deposita (t eluding Exe Iktv. Basks. co,. oda of National t39,383,b8e Dsbt,~sad Dl. Leda.) 0.018,102 Other Dspoohs.— 13,1031.010 Seven day and cam Bills 730,107 Sept. S. 1863. 43 ~034,98 t ANNEY AVARKII2I--(THIS DAY.) priced were generally steady. Standard of British South Africa continue in demand, and improved Two o'Czoos. 15s. to if. Brazilian and Portuguese and Chartered of India, Australia, and China were likewise firmer. The market for the English funded sectuities is In the mieoellans ons share market, these was a rise steady to-day, at about the closing quotations of i n Anglo-Mexican Mint, Ottoman Gas, Rio Janeiro yesterday. Speculative attention is principally I Improvement, and Van Diemen's Land. directed to foreign stocks, in which transactions to Colonial government securities experienced no a large extent have been entered into. The inquiry i alteration. is mostly for Mexican bonds, which have risen. I There is still an absence of activity in British rail- • 51 to 54 prem., being rather firmer; International Financial shares we4e General quoted ,it nFi - way securities. and Finance, 24 to 25 prem. ; and At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's vial, 21 to 21 prem. Hudson's Bay ing at If to left off at to 1 die., being flatter ; and Egyptian Trad telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 1 5 prem. 69fr. 20c., being rather more than per cent. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up better than yesterday. I the ship Erin-go-Braah for the ooeveyance of pas from Birkenhead to Sydney, N.S.W. Consols are now quoted 934 for money, and 931 l ie Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to to 1 for the account (Sept. 9). The o ffi cial busi- mem. . Thames and Mersey 2 ; to 31 prom. ; nese report is as follows :-Three per Cent. ignivereal, to 1 die. ; North british sad Mercan- Consols, for money, 931, 5 ; ditto, for account, tile, 171 to 18/ ; and Commercial Union, 2/ to 35 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 925, ; New Pram } The per Cents., 92/, 5, India Stock, 226, 224 ; undertakings ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081 ; Four par Cant. today . were as follows :-Oriental m closing quotations for shares in new Hotels, to proem . ; and Marine Investment, " enlaced" rupee paper, 98 ; ditto Five per Cent., to 1075 ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. dia., 2s. prem. The foreign stock market is firm to-day, with a large amount of business. Mexican bonds are in chief demand, and have been dealt in as high as 405; the present quotation, 405 to 4, is per cent, above that lent current yesterday. Egyptian, Spanish Three per Cents. and New Deferred, and Turkish of 1854 are also better ; and Peruvian of 1862, Portuguese, Russian, and Venezuelan of 1862 are inquired for. Greek Bonds were rather higher at one period, but are now quoted the same as yester day. Subjoined are some of the present quo tations, via.:-Turkish, 1854, 94 to 95 ; ditto, 1858, 695 to 70 ; ditto, 1862, 705 to 71 ; ditto Consolid4e, 53 to 5 ; Spanish Passive, 341 to 351; Danish, 91 to 92 ; Greek, 361 to 374 ; Mexican, 405 to 1 ; and Peruvian, 885 to 89. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Old The per Cents., 1035 ; Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 100, 995 ; Chilies Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 871 ; Equador New Consoli dated, 165 ; Egyptian, 102, ex div. ; Greek, for soot., 375, 1; ditto,Coupona, for aoct., 18 ; Mexican, for account, 40, 4, 391, 405 ; Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., for account, 995 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 885, 89, 881 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491, 50 ; Russian, 1862, 934, ; Sardinian, for ac count, 891 ; Spanish, for account, 541 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 481 ; ditto Passive, for account, 35, 1, 341 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 135 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 94 ; ditto 1858, for account, 69/, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 71 ; ditto, for account, 71, 704, 1 ; Venezuela, 1862. for aooount, 59. The Confederate Loan is rather firmer, at 28 to 26 discount. Italian scrip is quoted 21 to 3 prem. The shares of the financial companies are steady, at about previous quotations. International Financial are quoted 51 to 6 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 2/ to 25 prem. ; and _ London Financial, 25 to 21 prem. Hudson's Bay _ shares are without variation, at 4to 1 dia. ; and Egyptian Trading at 14 to 15 prem. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yes terday was 32,0001. Two o'CLocF. A very extraordinary accident is reported from Duthie. During the prep" of alterations in Devonshire street, a three storied building fell, crushing the furniture is the house and small liana( one brick on the other. Foetneately there was tame to rescue the people, but they only moped five minutes before the fall. An ' elastic fabric" manufactory was totally destroyed by fire at Leicester oe Wednesday night. The damage dope is estimated at the large sum of 6,0001. One man was seriously hurt by a portion of the building falling as him. Bazar PLOUGHING Marco.—The first All Eng- TM:MAD/A ISVISANG. lead sate\ this autumn came off yesterday at the Sparks°. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93/ to 1, both bee meeting. Plough. of the great rival makers—Ran soma, Howard, sod H am by _ co/ p os s.& Both rim, for money and the 9th inst., opened this morningwee, were apt. won by the Howard's. ! at the same quotationofficialso Tux Caere nr THAI 1401tIll or histairv.—During business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. the past week a great deal of rain has fallen, but, with one Consols, for money, 931, 1; ditto, for account, 931 ; the swops have escaped Mier,. The cereals had , Three per Cents. Reduced, 99 /, 4 ,1, ex div. ; New peer skews a dispositio n to ripen rather too fail ' Three per Cents., 921, 1, ex div . ; India Five per wet weather of the last two weeks has stopped pre. temtnee sir l oin so d g i ven gn a w b o d y t o the grain. The Stock, 108/, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben- The pribuss sea green crops have felt the benefit of the tures, 1863, 100 ; Five per Cent. " enfincoxi" rupee slim meet perceptibly. The exosption to the generally paper, 1071; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 117. "awl"' 4 the peat fmtaiibt:. bowers 6 the potato i Th. India Five per Cert. stock was steady, crop per r*Pn* almost viilmt maexe"4", state that at 1081 to u India Bonds .I.a at le.. to 19.. i - .- .----.- the has made very consider.— proem', ...ash, • dean/es, there are districts is which the blight has set prem. ; and Exchequer Bills at le. die. tc 2s. press. ' Moan Pawl FioUTS.—Mace who detente.' I ;.,..., made its or in which its areal have not how A very good general business was transacted in last_T _ _ . y..liten th. tered eu i k e . to s u cra i. e g ge t m o su i ts . t d , . p . g t i i i , t . :: h it , l m i a . grent "fftiNda belitt r—erop h B a: farnotasSUwffeerard lepers, ah;serioliswever. the i • pence proms the foreign stock market, and prices tended up- M i ." n'!rur ip. wards, whist ie 's be at t. Tice "error - rtr b oonse off early in December, just prior to the prorwtd " Ur flaz ille crop.... 6 -4 f o orr w itera ng 6* W 'n eig " . t. "'WI" t° be gin' lit There was lees demand for bank shares, but meeting of King and Heenan. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE in MAC raw mamas.) WEYMOUTH MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) COUNTY STAKES. Om mile and • die. Osineeoek. Curie, Barmaid, and Dictator are here. NURSERY PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. Lady Wild f, Wangle Eye, Agatha, Truk Walton, and Yahoo are hers. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Wet On, Sonverame, Oameoock,Orian, Fare Step, and Golden Dust are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. tares of • mile. Pinkepoe, Kennett, Dictator, Village Lid, False Step, and Edith are here. LUDLOW MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Annum—The Cobbler, Portland, Dermot _Whore, Tack o' Newbury, Cerro% Coimbra, Coronet, 'West-end, Tarragona, and Eugene I. CRICKET. UNITED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN r. TWENTY GENTLEMEN OF MIDDLESEX (WITH TWO a, PLAYERS). It is a sort of rarity that the United A U England 12 Eleven should play a match in the " great metropolis." ; However, arrangements were made to play a match against ig Twenty Gentlemen of Middknex, with two players, and la the mate was commenced yesterday at the Metropo li tan N (Norris's) Ground, Cattle Market, Islington. About 1,500 1 11 Masetatoes were present, the weather proving tolerably fine. The wickets, considering that the ground is but Dimly made, played well, and much credit reflects on the a proprietor, who seems to be enthusiastic in doing all he at an to encourage the "noble game." The United Eleven fft commenced the batting against the bowling of Memos. 81 Siloock and Coblin. Hearne was bowled by Siloock for 6, but upon Ceres appearance, runs being obtained, a ; champ in the bowling took place at one end ; but Silcorle, ea who was still In. succeeded in of Caffyn for 13. It Grinith, one of the two that went in played admir it - ably, and stopped many shooters, and when joined 116 by Carpenter, canoed various changes in the bowling, 1`; Menses. Podgy, Ateolon (" slows "), Blinke r F. Bentley, ; Holt, Tugby, end Box, all taking a turn. Griffith's batting go was first-class ; and when he gave a chance to Carter, off 54 Holt, he had scored 66, oomprising a 4, four 3's, and three 81 ra. Carpenter (good batman aa be is) seemed not to be "at home," though he defended hie wicket well ; but per haps the !trap/ewes of the ground caused him to make some "muses. He, however, with Mortlock, retained his bat till the stumps wore drawn for the day. The Bret wicket fell for 12, the mooed for 36, and the third for 129. Tice match will be resumed this morning, the state of the move standing as follows :—United All England Eleven, 166 with three wickets down. TEE EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY IN WHITECHAPIL CHURCH. LATEST PARTICULAREL—(THIS DAY.) The result of the inquiries instituted by the u polies authorities, with respect to the startling discovery of si geese coffins and dead bodies concealed between the roof M and the ceiling of Whileohapel Church. has allayed al all apprehensions that the child:es had been murdered. 14 The general impression is the neighbourhood was that the children bed met with foul play, sad the most intense ex citement noes in oeseneence of groans of parsons &seem- Wag in the street, sad openly convening of " the murder of the babies is the church." The Mink three of which are whole, are made of heli um& dad, painted bleak, sad present the essearesoe of rededy-coestrnatal boxes nether thee of replier cafes, and they are of the same character is those commonly need by undert►kee for the disposal of still-bore children. Seven of the bodies are reduced to mars fragments avid dust, but the skulls are small, though , singular to state three of them are covered with encrusted blood. Two of the bodies that are entire were manifestly those of still-bore children, and that of the third, though it pomibly ma► not have been still-bore, prements no marks of external violence. The intense, arrived at is that the bodies were thole of ga stall-born children, or perhaps of some that had died from salami einem ld had bees deposited between the eesling and the roof of the church for the purpose of saving the burial fees which had been paid by the parents, and which were consequently embezzled. It is understood that g i a aloe has been obtained as to the guilty parties, but at - present it would be comodered premature to art upon it. 11 The singular circumstance that must of the edam and the bodies had been broken up into small fragments is es- g phsined by the sappesitioe that they were dropped frees an ki opening in the square cash tower down into the roof, and 111 were smashed by the fall. The ■ appearance presented by the shocking pile of remains .9 aticrt deposited in a sort of closet in the church is in the extreme. and conveys an idea of g the wholesale some os which the disgusting trade was car- 111 tied ou. The Map is four feet high and is composed of children's skulls, legs with the tined and shrivelled flesh hanging from them, intermingled with little beads dead- g cated until they have acquired the leek of bids' claws, and v the fragments of enfant, dust, napkins, and infects' caps. s The vicar of the perish, it is understood, desires that the whole cireams 6 .- - -is should be investagated before the but it is doubtful whether inquests WritSiTarissourt as oath, is doubtful whew... ean be held epos the Wire of ebildrea of which either artifice*. of death tea* it is said, procured, or which wire sealfeetly still-been. Proceedings will no donbi. be adopted fa say awe spinet the individuals who have been guilty of this atrocious ihmecatioe of a religious edifice. BARN= GREAT CATTLE FAIR.— (TIM ; This, the largest mart for the sale of cattle, homes, MA U stock in general, around the metropolis, was opened this • morning at an early hour, and before 8 o'clock, several • sales bad bean effected. The supply of Prime beasts was more numerous than that exhibited last September, and the quality far superior. g The demand for well fed oxen exceeded the supply, and long price were obtained for several droves of Scots beast The attendance of farmers, graziers, and sittle ,deilers from th e neighbouring counties, arid of butchers, 'dairyman, sod cattle salesmen from the metropolis, was ex c=ly 1111010[0[111. There was no lack of sharpers, who sue in victimising several "pees 'um." The following gems may be quoted, viz. :—Well-fed oxen sad steers. Prose 181. to 281. ; bullocks, for fattening, 141. to 181. ; heifers, spayed and fat, 201. to 254 ; ditto in calf, 181. to 20/. ; mulch cows, 181. to 221. ; ditto with calves by their sides, 704 to 271. The home market was wall supplied, and several foreign buyers purchased largely at prices varying according to the description of the animals. For cab hones sad machines poerslly there was little demand, but waggoa bonds and those Et for agricultural purposes realised high prices, SOW 40 gasman sot being uncommon. Welch posies were in demand at 31. to 121. each. The fair will continue to-morrow, sad be renewed on Monday, when the races will take piece. DREADFUL AFFAIR NEAR COVENTRY.—Much excitement has been created in the village of Fillong hey, near Coventry, by a very 'bookie. tragedy which has just weaned there. During last week rumours were in choulatioo respecting the death of a young woman, named Jane Dolby, wife of a labourer residing to the village; and swim isformation having reached the ears of the rural polies raker, an inquest was opened on the body by Mr. Alfred Carter, coroner, oo Wednesday week. at the Weavers' Arms, Filloogley. The husband of the deceased then gave evidence to the effect that on the pre vious Saturday, on going home from work at shoat half past omen in the evening, he found his wife seriously ill. She requested him to go for Mr. La Fargo", a surgeon, who had been attending her daring the previous fortnight.' She complained of great pais in the left side and in her back. Before going for the medical man he locked the door after him, leaving his wife is bed. When he came back, having called moo his wife's mother oa the way, he found the doctor had already arrived, and was waiting to be admitted. Ile tried to unlock the door, bat could not do so, the button which fastened the latch from within having slipped down, or been placed down, so as to provost the door being opened. The door was burst open, and they went upstairs, where they found the deceased lying dead by the side of the bed. Police•oonstable Pitts way produced two bottles—one containing a small quantity of laudanum, which the husband said be took for his complaint, sod the other a lotion, which he said be rubbed hie side with. After this evidence had been takes, the inquest was adjourned till Thureday. Os the following Sunday, the husband went to church on Sunday afternoon. sad after the service proceeded to the house of his mothiw.in-law, where he swallowed a quantity of prussic acid, which caused almost instant death. A letter written by the deceased man was subsequently forted, in which he stated that his wife bad died from the effects of poison which he bail induced her to take, and that he had promised to " join beret the throes of grace as that day week." A post-mortem examination will be made of the bodies. MANCRETTER AND LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETT.—Lord Derby will be asked to preside at a dinner to be given by this moiety, preparatory to their annual show, which will be held in Bi Park next week. The dinner is axed for Wednesday, the 9th instant, With re gard to the show itself it will be Gee of the floest which has ever bean bald is the Laamdtire and Cheshire districts, the entries exceeding by 1.000 them of any previous exhibi tion of the Maathairter sad Liverpool Agricultural Society. The chow will be • very complete one, mid include upwards of 3,100 entries, all of which will be more or leas attractive. The hunters, which include some Tres breeds, will leap if re quired, but leaping is not to be made a situ mid MIL Amongst the manufactured goods, our Federal American friends have seat a cheese weighing 70016..: rather exten sive farming this implies. The machinery and implement deArtMealso will be especially attractive, as the articles ere to be both le sad oat of motion. The Channel Fleet is expected is the Mersey during the show, end an invite ties has bees forwarded to Admiral Damn, the commis aimed oMoers, and non.commissimed officers and men, to attend the show—of course free of all expense. Earl Grosvenor would have presided over the pomading", but illness keeps him away. BEMill POSSigia On. Orbs ! resew Ilkoo.Dar — ..l4ll7pZi , Do. 17 Now I Do.. New. i Ithiros ._D. —.lrodiesse—, laa,.._t . .w.' ' Deeerara.V.e.Per4get Maw Brea . . WWI gaa.6 De. G. LoWska Do. 11. do Omied Trot ot Canada Do. Lt pret.Boods De. do. deferred Do. tad rest. Hondo Do. do. deterred Do. ard pref. Stook Do. de. deterred Do. Mb iwet Bieck Do. do. Merrell Need Mem twelawde Do. New Do. Auserry, Utl el 11. 'Halts e. • p. et Do. 4 per mat OlWestioada. Do. New DeAlp.eDiertl.w.ep ao .a .it a : a d L i caS Krim Qum 4 per el DO. de. el Tr6X. Do.* per Do. IRlth extension Iletb. sad it00•00 0. = 1 1. ater • sad N. B. eet °made p. s. listaa gild " Do. Do. do. do. do Do. ?Wee! 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ST 90 MINER.--(11118 DAY.) There is not much business going forward in the mining market to-day, and prices generally are without change. East Caradon and Longrake shares are firmer, the former at 284 to 291, and the latter at 41 to 5. Wheal Crafty are quoted 31 to ; Glasgow Cara don Console, 3 i to 4i ; and Clifford Amalgamated, 34 to 36. In the Stock Exchange, East Caru Brea have been dealt in at 7i ; East Wheal Russell at 4 ; and Margaret at 30. Cobre Copper shares are inquired for ; Lions are recorded at 311, 34, and 31. are officially marked ; Mariquita, ; Australian, / and 1, being firm ; and nintaua, 3 and 3/. At the Great Wheal Busy ratrefieg yesterday the accounts slowed a debit balsam el 1811. No call was erode. At the 801101111 Nine meeting yesterday, the accounts dewed a debit balsams d1.4871. A. call of te. per share was wok. Unman- Fortuna Scottish Yudana- COMMERCIAL AND kAREETS. MA RIC-LAND.--(Yffill DAY.) The quaatity of . English wheat received fresh up to our market this morning was very moderate, but in excellent 000ditiou. For both red sad white samples the demand ruled steady, sod prices were wall supported. Notwith standing the showery state of the weather, the harvest-work in the aorth hes processed steadily during the week. The show of foreiga wheat, fresh as well as ex-firalaufTe was again extensive. Oood and fine qualities were takes off somewhat freely, at full prices ; but low sad damp parcels commanded very little atteatioa. Flatting cargoes of grain changed hands slowly ; never theless, prior were well supported. The demand for both English and foreign barley was is , active, at Monday's currency. The supply was only mode rate. As yet, very little of the sew crop has been thrashed out. Fine malt was in request, at full prices ; but interior kinds win soosewbat neglected. Oats, the supply of which was by no means extensive, sold slowly, at late rate& The demand for beans was somewhat restricted, at shout stationary prices. Pees were a slow makes former terms. Most kinds of flour meta fair inquiry at full quotations. The supply of sound foreign was rather limited. The business doing io seeds was much restricted. II m ower, very little cheap took place to prior. Cakes were a dull inquiry, but not cheaper. CUILVANT NUM MILLI& Per Qr. WEZAT. • • &nee, Kent, red 1062 SD le 42 „ Ditto, oar . 61 to 45 „ Ditto,w•ltere SS to 44 Ditto. now 42 to 47 Norfolk and Lincoln rad 1042 4O to 42 „ Ditto, new 42 to 43 6•11.11 T 30 to 40 29 to 44 24 to 2S rit Qr. OM a. I otch, food ts n „ge „ Etaek Mans. Nampa Tick narrow "W. Pau • Grey Maple I Whit ___ bf siting oriodiiii itAvr io to llatk o llorfolk, imact 03 to 66 Klagetou and Ware 67 to Os Brown _ 6O to ta ii i; ii . B~ Old sad new .. 34 to ST 0175. Zoodiah, feed lB to 23 „ potato 23 to 27 roar Per tie. Wuzar. a. I. Dantee and Komp berg 46 to 65 &ostook & Mockler , . al to 86 .. to to 48 -- —_ 411 to 49 Dia b l% ____ 40 to 46 lasalan, hard loft AnZiesia, red .. while iIasLET. _. to 37 U to 40 ... 8/ to 41 MON. Tows mods, pea ISt lbs. Household St to 01 conuez7 1 3h:triode aad &Wolk, es ship ta 30 ter Qr. fattedlng. Diatilliug Dutch, haw - IS 1 IS tool ARRIVAL! Or GRAM, A*, CARILLON. /ROM ADDUCT _ OA s. Danish sod 8w W 1 17 to IS arias lB to U MIOIL Dania 34 to IT NOP OIIII 3l to 33 ?NAL --- - - nt.:: ...... - - __..._ bow Coas. WWs No to 32 Yonew ___ 2tl to 30 Trio* par ;47k... 27 to 40 AP•stet. to American, per tel. .. to 22 C4114414461f to le INTO LONDON. NY WATER. DI TO NWT. 3 INOLUtIVL 'Whist Hans y . Mill Osts. noir 4 10 . 47 1 1. rm. WY. .acks. intik 044110:4di l Z ISO 140 SO .. 910 Inion fordign 17109 MO .. 131119 i 1310 NO Total 1 *MU on lao non ; Imo w/o LIVERPOOL COTTON A; CORN MARK ETh ,THIS DAY.) IMMO AND lIIITIANATIONAL lILDEINATN. (nor ova owl ooaaserorvaar. I COTTON. — . Market steady. dohs probably 16,000 bales. Cowl.—Wheat : good domed. at Id. advaeoe. Flour steady. Indian corn active. Fgypthus *heat and beans steady. _ _ MINDING LANK-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The market haa been quiet this week, and the business transacted limited, but priers are about the same, offers of 6d. below last week's price. Wag refused. Relined bas sold steadily at last weeks prices, the demand t..vrards the clew being liee active. COPT/IL—The ostensive parcels brought to public sale this week have met an active demand. and nearly all that has been offered has found Luzon at a slight advance. Plantation Ceylon triage. 645. to Se. : tine tine ordinary owl low middling, 795. to Sla. ; middling to tine, RN. to 91. a. ; tine, 9Os. 6d. to 101*. ; pea berry, 9ia. to 99e. 6d.: Native Ceylon, ordinary euudl, Ws. ; good and fine ordinary. 70a. till. to 73.. COCOA has sold at barely the previous value. Trinidad gmv, Us. to Me. 64. ; middling to fine red, 56e. 6d. to 76.. TEL—The public aleshold this week have goes off rather quietly, bat without material change in prioss. New mason's Complus offered without reserve, rota at 2a. Otd. to 2s. 30., being better pekoes than were anticipated. Rice.—The market continues quiet. Fnurr.--Corrants (new) are only in limited request, but a fair Imatuses is doing in Valencia manias at 38.. to 39a. Rutz.—About 400 puns. sold Maaritaaa at Is. tel., and good fair Jamaica at 2s. 6d. IlatercrnE.— About 800 bags of Siegal sold at Va. for retraction 51, and at 375. 3d. cash for refraction ; also 200 bags of Bombay, refraetios 264, st 365.; refraction 311 at 345. 6d. Corros.- —The market continues quiet and prime are rather irregular. Western sold at • slight decline, but Tionivelly rather dearer. JurE.—flieee the public sales businem has been done t fuU prior. TALLOW MARKET.—CTHII3 DAY.) The market I fiat at the following prime :—Town tallow, 41a net ceah ; Petersburg Y.O. ee the eget, 42 ; Sep tember, 42.. to 42.. Fd. ; October to December, 43e. , December, 435. 3d. ; January to March, 435. 9d. HIDE MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) LEADZ WELT 17. 17 OS a to 3d. ; 64115. to 721b5., &L to 344. ; Tabs. to Mbs.. 3.1. to 4d. ; 001bs. to Nibs, 31d. to 4411. ; SNP , . to 961 b.., 4.1. to 42d. ; %lbs. to lOilbs., 4d. to sd. Wool bides. 101. Od. to 12s. 0.11 skins, light, 2s. 6d. t, 45.; fun, 7s. BULIIIMIDIIII.—Sheep akiu, polled, 4a. dd. to C K I. half hide/. 4e. to 4s. Bd. ; dooms, 3.. 4d. to 3s. 10d. ; Lambs. 34. to to. fid. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Meows. Pattoodon and Smith report that about 2,500 pooluts of the new growth have arrived at market. and meet a steady sale at Si. to W. per eat. foe Yid and East Koala, and 51. 10.. i,61. 10a. for Woad Yenta and &max. Yearliop are ia fair demand at late prima with but very few good samples lef t. 35 to 35 Sti to 38 . ~ t 1 '~l t ~: !~ DAY.) b e m 0 0 b o.* ON I 0.101 0.20 1 0.02! i7l II I 1 ~ I 14