The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-20 00:00:00

me looking in the room for samethieg to MA ; V by gives me no mosey for my support; mei. pabS ba us al the rent for twelve years. He t i ,o, to bed. L got up early, and went about tZA F M, b e ing a laundress. On coming back from W I found that he had got up and gone out, !""be returned about seven in the evening, nearly Mel w a ging some victuals with him. My child mune to naThe me, and he called out to Eg i s that -r He af apeak to a me nd u he had a knife and fork in b ▪ a ds, and I was afraid he would hurt cpild I sent her downstairs. I then ▪ oa Sethi. third_ step of the stairs, intending to descend ; to. w h e n lay bus ba,M followed me and put Ms foot ea the ▪ of my drew, sad ort my tureing rou he lifted up hie j ,„ o d deliberately ludredme downs Ch e ri tire—eneateen !'" -somber—!d I fell to the bottom, and he never at. imP t o pick me op. I could not speak a word aid & A sot move. Two doctors were sent for, and I wen &muds taken to the Charinteross Hospital in a lab. N doctors said I had no bones broken, but I believe mew rot in my bead is broken—it is very bad. yr. Terwhite—Did he kick you on purpose! cosplateant— Oh, yes; be gnashed his teeth, and said ,tee he kicked me, " Take that." All my injuries are on ' : f bade pyrwbitt—ls it the lint time you have had to men• i gas of Complaihimnant—Oh, no. Prisoner—Bed I kick you off the stairs? c e eeplamant—Yes, and you said you would tear my liver ggl i g ico• Lowe, a married woman, living in the PEN house, e d—l beard • noise and the prisoner say, " Take that." I bard Bra. Behan scream, and afterwards found her lying at m bottom of the stain. The stairs are very steers narrow, ; ▪ Megerous. , Her head was on the floor and her legs up ueeuain., I then sent for a constable, not being able to m Ire. Behan myself. I saw some black bruises on the soy of Mrs. Bahan's neck. and barium is swollen. 'fennel hobnail, 185 C, said-1 found the complainant •, ;0 ‘ on the floor, nd she could not speak for some time, eel when she did she said prisoner had kicked her down an The prisoner, who was sitting in his room, said his dolma fallen down. lar.Tyrwhitt—lie was not doing anything to assist bee? paip sa an—No, lir he had been drinking. In soarer to the charge, Primmer mid Ls had quarrelled with his wife, and that • fell down the stairs. Xr. Tyrwlutt—l believe you did kick her down. It is • of brutal thing altogether, and very fortunate for yon she sot killed on the spot. I shall send the case to • Nry. The prisoner, who has frequently been charged wM- ea. alto on his wife, was then committed for trial. SOUTHWARK. SIVOULLR CRAWS OP ATTIXF/10 8171CM1. bum Bdwards, s curimmkoking young woman, was mem tip from Guy's Hospital, charged with attempting p dim den& ia ornamental water, opposite WebWa ;cesty.ternicei, New Kent-road. yereirel, 100 X, mid that about 3 o'clock on /Friday mire he was on duty in the New Kest-road, when km Mann was attracted to the prisoner standing on the adonis et Webb's County-terrace, where there is an ores- Anal piece of water. She was at that time standing bio me the stone dogs, and he called out to her asking what se ins doing there. She made no answer, but as he was oat to enter the enclosure she jumped into the water, and sat to Um bottom, . . . ThelegialTrat;;ked what depth it was? name replied that at that spot it was about fear feet hen but when he arrived there she was lying linen ▪ haring struck her heed against the stone work in isr fall. With considerable difficulty he pulled her out, ed Shea found her covered with blood about the head. hs van in that state that he thought it advisable to convey Is at once to Guy's Hospital, where she has remained nos. The magistrate asked the prisoner what she had to say in ionrer to the charge? Ste replied that she was extremely toffy for the trouble is bad put the constable to, but she unfortunately bad a mini with some of her friend., and walked into the *D alin tO get out of their way. It was by accident that she H into the ornamental water. The constable told his worship that abe threw herself in, nd mid afterwards that she wished she had done for her- Pllllooer said she was excited thee, tat she assured his wakip that if discharged she would never come before Main. The zixtrate asked her where her friends resided. She re 'ed in Kent-street, and she would soon be rocese to them. _ _ _ The Mika* admonished her, and ordered her k be THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JI3IY 20, 1863. SHAER LISTS.-(TRIS DAY.) Two o'Cuxs. The railway market is flat to-day, and most of the leading stocks have declined. Cale- donian has receded 1 per cent. • Lon don and North Western, ; w Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern, u and Great Western and Great Eastern, • 1. London and South Western and Great w • Northern are steady, at previous prices . London u and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to • 1 ; Midland, 1281 to 1291; Great Western, 664 to 671 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to 114 ; Caledonian 1201 to 121} ; South lartarn, 92 to i; Great Eastern, 531 to 54; Great Northern, 12o* u to 129} ; and London and South Western, 105 to 107. ti Lombardo Venetian shares are lower, other 11 foreign lines being quiet. East Indian and Great 1 € Indian Peninsular stooks are in demand. Qum dian railway securities are inactive. UILDLIMMY MLLES AND MOIL i•zorATL Wes to•day M 1 pas. ali ofts.,wssewszval. in DoobsiwYd MlLO. 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The causes consist in the apparently unsatisfactory and evasive cha racter of the reply from Russia, and in the news from America, which is interpreted as foreshadowing an indefinite prolongation of the war. The funds have again fallen I per oent. ; nearly all the home rail ways have receded ; and the downward movement extends to most of the more speculative kinds of foreign stocks, the Confederate Loan suffering pro minently. Business is quiet. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 15c., and receded to 68fr., being nearly per cent. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 921 to 3 for money, and 924 to 4 for the account (August 6). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 924, 93, 921, 4 ; ditto for account, 934, 93, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 934, 921, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 934, 921, 93 ; Bank Stock, 236, 238; India Stock, 296, 229; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1004 ; ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. ; and Ex chequer Bills, 3e. prem., par. Foreign stocks are generally heavy. Greek Bonds and Turkish Coneolithis have fallen 4 per cent., being quoted respectively 344 to 1, and 504 to 4. Spanish Passive and Peruvian and Russian Bonds of 1862 are all Bat. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is supported at 93 to 94; and that of 1862 at 674 to 68 ex div. ; but the loan of 1858 is 1 per cent lower than Saturday, at 704 to 7L Mexican Bonds have also given way, the last sales baying been at 374. Transactions are recorded as follows : -Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 921, 93; Danish, 1863, 904 ; Dutch Certificates, 1024 ; Egyptian, 1044, 104 ; ditto second issue, 1031 , 104 ; Greek, for account, 35, 344 ; ditto, Coupons, 154 ; Mexican, for account, 371, ; Peruvian, 1862 for account, 87, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1853, 48, ex div. ; ditto, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 474, ex div. ; ditto for account, 48, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 934, ; Sar dinian, for account, 90 ; S panish Passive, for account, 324, 334 ; Turkish, 1858, 71; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 734 ; ditto 1862, for account, 674, ex div. - - Owing to the intelligence from America the scrip of the Confederate Loan has fallen 34 per cent., the present quotation being 4 to 34 discount. Italian scrip is also lower, at 4 to 1 prem., ex div. Venezuelan is quoted 14 to 1 dis. International Financial shares are somewhat lower, at 44 to 41 prem. ; and London Financial, at 14 to 14 prem. General Credit and Finance are quoted 14 to If prem. Hudson's Bay shares remain dull, at 4 to dia., while Egyptian Trading have improved to 14 to 14 prem. The steamer Ripon will take to-day 180,5281. in specie, of which 79,2751. is for China, 41,253/. for India, 50,0001. for Singapore, and 10,0001. for Mau ritius. 11,4871. is gold, and the rest silver. The Great Southern of India Railway Company have just paid into the Bank of England, to the credit of the Secretary of State for India, the further sum of 30,0001. on account of the "Wen- &ion capital" The Marine Investment Company (Limited) is announced, with • proposed capital of 500,0001., in 20,000 shares of 251. each, of which one-half are to Ibe issued in the first instance. The object is to make loans and advances on shipping and other marine property, by way of mortgage or assign ment on the vessels and their freight, covered by policies of insurance, or other eligible security. This is a class of business which has hitherto been almost exclusively confined to individuals who in many instances obtain high rates for the accommodation afforded. It is pointed out that the great facility afforded by the establish ment of a separate government department for the registry of all mortgages on shipping, renders the title of each vessel easily ascertainable, before being accepted as a security, and without lengthened and expensive investigation as in cases of landed secu rity. It is proposed to receive money on deposit from the public at interest. The direction is re spectably composed. We are informed that a new company has been registered under the title of the London Main Trunk Underground Railway Company, and that an influential board of directors is in course of formation, for carrying out the project. It is pro posed to construct a main trunk underground line of railway, to commence at Stratford, to be carried down the Bow, Mile-end, and Whitechapel roads, through the City, down Holborn, Oxford-street, and Bayswater-road, and to terminate at Shep herd's-bush. In connexion with the construction of this line of railway it is also suggested that four lines of rails at the least should be made, and that chambers should be constructed for depositing gas and water pipes, telegraph wires, dm The sugges tion emanates from Mr. Charles Baylis, of No. 30, Poultry. The Stock Exchange Committee have agreed to allow the shares of the Bank of Otago to be quoted in the daily list. Hitherto they have ap peared only in the semi-weekly list. Mr. James Roberts, of Eastcheap, and Mr. Lewis Davis, of Gloucester-gardens, have joined the direction of the City of London Hotel Company. The Master of the Rolls proposes on the 27tb inst. to make a call of 11. per share on the contri butories of the Console Insurance Association. The dividend due the Ist proximo on Guatemala Bonds is advertised for payment in due course. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Cape of Good Hope Government Debentures. The following is from the wine circular of Mr. F. W. Coeens : Some disappointment is expressed at the slow program in the consumption of the lighter growths of wine paying the shilling duty. This possibly arises from the inferior qua lity of many of the French growth' since 1858. To create • demand in England wine must be good, according to the taste of the consumer. Without that recommendation, however low the price may be, the vendor's praise is looked upon with easpi,ion. Of the 4,275,000 gallons of wine cleared for tome consumption during the 6ve months end ing 311 t May, only 489,000 gallons paid the shilling duty. Of the total consumption sherry stands for 40 per cent. In sherry, the gnat feature during the month has been the advance of prices by the leading shippers. The demand for medium and One sherry increases daily. This in the face of a limited stock naturally produces usereand firmness on the part of holders. It is calculated that the ordure during its ravages destroyed 250,000 buttn.. At taut 150,000 of these would now be iu stock as wines with fair age but for that disaiter. The coming vintage promises well at present. Port--The advice' from Oporto continue favour able, and it was hoped 1863 would be an abundant , vin- The 1862's presume favourably, but common wines of all descriptions were difficult of sale. SATOI4•T Evzsrura. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to for the 6th August, were first marked this morning 931, and after being supported during part of the day at 931 to 1, closed at 93 to 1. For money, the last price was 921 to 93. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for , money, 93, 1, 921; ditto for account , 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, ; India Five per Cent . Stock, redeemable in July, 1870, 108, ; ditto Bonds, 165., 19s. prem. ; ' Four per Cent. " entailed " rupee paper, 981 ; ditto Five.and•s-Half per Cent., 1161. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady at 108 to 1 ; India Bonds, at 16s. to 19s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at par to 3a. prem. The foreign stook market was unusually quiet. Egyptian stook continues in demand, and has again risen 1 per cent. The shares of tho Nerbudda Coal and Iron Company have been again in demand, and a further rise has taken place. The quotation given in the COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RI,LANI.—(VIDI DAY.) The row of Eaglish wheat In to.day's sorbet was nig United. Althoegls feeler ginsrally was firms their de mands, millets purebred iantiosnly, bseoe very little banner was team ersd in any khed, et WA week's *lmo Forage wheat, the supply of whir wan good, eared ar Ek'w l l arreV the quotations were supported. The meow of barley re trilliag—of foreign mode rato. AU kinds slowly, at about stationary priers. No range took Ore ie the valise of malt. The demand may be earidered steady. The eat trade was lees motive than lad week. Mon, however, was supported. Beans , the supply of which was moderate, net • slow eels. on former terms. We were coy seitatily supplied with peas. The inquiry for them, however, was heavy at late miss. The transactioce in flour were on a very moderate sada, at last Nouday's quotations. The 'apply of foreign is greatly mimed. The cutting of wheat will be commeeced this week in various counties. The arrival of floating cargoes of grain off coast has 'mounted to 30, yin ' 8 wheat, 15 amiss, 1 bobby, 1 rya, 9 eaten* 2 nett= seed, and 1 linseed. Wheat bee slowly sad prime have given way 6d. to la. per mortis. - 814 1 Odors Clarke km' sold at 42e ; Tapered 41s. ; lowa, 425. ; Galata, 38s. 6d. ; and American red u winter 435. per 9suMr. Indian cora has ruled somewhat II heavy ; aevetlheteae, the quotations have been su p ported. I . Walkeinaa hme realised 275. to 27e. ; Odom, E 491. to alle. 3d. ; Cielata, 28s. 3d. ; mixed Americo, s: 275. 3d.; and Fozaniaa, 275. 9d. per quarter. The le demand ter rye Ins bow quiet, at 32a. to 325. 6d. for is Asa, 31.. 6d. to 325. for Odema, 31e. to 31.. 6d. for Dana- so his. sad Epee. Brae love berm bold Groaly, at 30a. 6d. IS .to 31a. 6d. for Egyptian, and 31s. 6d. to 32e. for Barberry. A 1 . =oe Appease totals lies boo disposed at at 23a. poqr. 94. seed is steady, et 22.. to 211 e. 6d. for Daaubian, se. and Syrian Dari is held at 25.. to 26.. About 40.030 ism es. of Audi and Beet India linseed hays been sold, at In par In. qr. more money ; the foam. at 64.. to 64.. 6d., and the r .. latter at 645. to 645. 9d. per quarter. In warehouse. .„ Bombay linseed may be quoted at 71a. to 725. ; Calcutta. iz 64.. to 675. ; Odessa sod Axed, 66a to Ns. ; Bigrptean. 630 ft to 645. ; fine St. Petersburg, Ws. • Arohaagel, 61a. to 62a. ; IS. and Rif" 455. to 621. par qu arter. linseed cakes are ea tolerably firm. loads, media 91. 15e. to 101. Is. ; sew 81 . York, is barrels, 101.; ditto in hags, 91. 101. • Waters, 91. sal to 91. be. ; rape cakes, 51. fe. to 61. 5e. ; oat:cm-seed cokes, si . 51. to 51. ss. pa toe. Preach reposed is on offer at 62a. at Calcutta has declined to 585., sad Oa sand, 69., to 70e. per St gooier. Cotton seed is dull, at U. 17s. 6d. toe. All so rat seeds rule heavy. New was on air 10 10 Tgo gi na l" 66a. to 700. per quarter. es. Asarco. or BUM : Tares, 60; linseed.o ; rapeseed, 68 ; noise, 60; sad salary, 60 qrs. Foreign: et. linseed, 292 ; reposed, 2,470 ; and sundry, 20 qrs. Se Esinarre.-Weal, 200; oats, 375; Warned, 1,220; 20 =Manned, 100 qrs. ; floor, 5,707 mete. If 10 NUM. Per Tr: wain. leses,Went, red, new 40 to 61 Ditto whits. 40 to MI N07401k Yd Unman . 3ml. Ilk. Poe Q. N. OAU t• . a a K f=r i t If to U si. s „ bin* £IA et Kamp,' " IC 23 le This 3O to 81 is Harrow Pigeon B7 to 48 is phi Gray 111 In 0 se rg: lf la 89 ek Met. K Town wad% se 210 K Ma. Novaelsold ft to in Country -7, Norfolk and Itaiolk, II ea ship l3 1.11 is Ni. 16 per Qr. 30, 0431. 0. 4 . 10 Danish and Swedish 17 to 13 10 Zuni= Dania Rum 83 to IS A ..... • PUN 31 to 86, U de, = . 36 to 13 K ii iiiiiii Lila. 86 to 38 White St. White 80 to Ul K Tallow lio 11008. et. hooch, per sack American, ;sr bri.: Canadian, „ TO LONDON, BY LAND AND IDLY 11 to IDLY 18. IN- K a Paul Flour. 10 qrs, f bib sobs tig US .. 7308 86. .. .. .. U. 1608 :: ao Si. ,--t— 1613 .. 7868 et U. 11l na .7 7 40 to 60 BLEAT. Malting Distilling Grinding. ....._ ln to II *Aar. Ima a retalk. iad IM es IS Marko mad Wan e w e a Brows _ 6O to 17 sYL OW and nay - it to SI ZOO* feed lB to 22 cr a &oath, 23 to IS SO So 25 P_ Qr. Daatde sad Imlay berg SO So la dock it Madden- Dia= 6O to 64 44 to 60 Iteitlea. 064 d to 47 el soft Arowiees, red 66 to 69 white BAILIT Grinding — m 66 2? DWIMeg 14/3136 —M -- 0323. . Data. blew - lB to 8$ „ feed IMILIVALB OF GRAIN, 110„ WATKK CAItIIAOI4 1101 CYCSIVF. loMpa . , 1 Barley. qa• 25S Qata we. ! 150 111 no 87$10 !$W . 18079 $lOO LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. a at. (THD3 DAY.) et. (n IGNPSTRIO AND urrianttonr. nottan ut. g.) a. (molt an OWN omuuumturn.) OA Cotton market drover. egos peobably about 7,000 Wu. ILL MINCING Liffll.—(THlS DAY.) 800A1.—The =Alit for raw continua, Andy, but no is important transactions are reported. Reload—A slow sale IN at tie moat redoEttoa. 111. .60r;P.--7ii;7l;inand is inactive for all descriptions N. except native Ceylon, for which there are buyers at about N. late piers. It sc Tes.-7'he trade are occupied with the samples of the a t public salsa to eocamence to-siorrow aueaday). N. Rum is ia fair request, and about 6,003 by sold fins new 81 BIM* at Ilia • surd white Berg*, 13a 3d. Oh Carros.—AbOat 1,000 balm sold on Saturday at higher N. prices ; today the market is also active at advancing • Oa The public sales declared far to-morrow consist or tr. N. casks at West India, 34,003 hap Mauritius, and 1.000 hap N. of Madras moor ; 210 casks, 2.100 lugs, and 303 bales N. coffee; &beat 10,000 packages tea; 6C3 begs saltpetre and N. suadry &paha, pods. N. st. TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the fo/lowlei prim :—Town tel. low, 40a. net wish ; Petemburg Y.O. on the spot, 425. ; July, 42e. ; Annual to September, 43 6d. ; October to es . Dosenaber, 455. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Rock on hand this day —oak Ladivry bat weak Ditto bon lid Jam Arrival last weak Ditto tram IA Jana thaapat Ihiadaycwt, Ditto Dtwa last Friday 66AS M 46 Pie FAile as. Od. Mu. Id. 34.066 10,040 SOB _ Int iiiii 4414. N. 40e. Ild. 6,786 718 Od. 134 04 Arrival tor the week asthma *MI Jar late year. O tit. ut weeee SO aed dell ta ,11.(09 casks. The arrival last week eoespriged 711 17 awka ws METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. mina DAY.) e se, We have a large pimply of beasts, and consequently a 64, stow trade. The choicest descriptions, however. are sold it about the Name as on Thureday last. Inferior kinds meet 10 , with • dull sale at rather lower rates, and some remain LOS unsold. Sheep and lambs en not mute so plentiful as IL ea Monday last, yet the number is large. Trade Itt is Miter more active at alight advance on that day's quo- se . Wiens. There le ao alteration in the veal trade. From m Germany sad Holland there are 1,820 beests, 9,s3oabeep, and 319 calves. France, 33 calves ; Scetlaad,l6o besets ; 15 Ireland, 100 beasts sod 400 lambs. Norfolk and Suffolk, .. 111 - ICO beasts ; and 2,300 from the Northern eon Midland " Ocataties. 84, 84. Per Was et alba ace. a 6. I rie ekes at Ma. a it. & K Boil km* Ilserid6 4 8 410 80241.1•46111.664811 6 0 6 8 li, 10hartitaras .. 4 4 4 8 Best Dr g.w0015.... 0 0 0 0 WV'S 5 0 4 Eisttonitfilf-br•d• 0 i _0 i i i "ii - s - si - mii*.7t."4.i3o - ; 40i P NO. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIB DAY.) ; News. Pattenden sad Smith report se improved deemed for both English sad foreign 'ample& M late prima. The soometa received from the plaatateue this awning are g slightly more favourable. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Will. End Hutto., 165.; Walls End South Hettoo.l7s. 6d.; Walls Sad East Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Zed Hartle rlWalls 17a. 6d. ; Walls Sad Braddyls Hatton, 16s. ; Sod Russell }Tattoos. 16a. 6d. ; Walls Sod South lbs. 9d. ; Walls End South Hellos. 16s. ; Walls L azti d Hall, 16s. ; Walls End Wharooliffe , 15s. 6d. Was Oasoop, 16s. ; Walls Ead Hake, 16a. ; Will. Ead Eden Main, 15s. 6d. ; Tan6eld Moor. 13a 3d. ; Wad Hadley, 14e. 9d. ; &beide Hartley. Ha id.; Hastier Hut. by. I‘. 9(1.-104 Wpm as market. DlSlSSigifira ACciriiNr.--011 Tuesday last a Uneatable saddest occurred at Anglesey Home, Lincorote road. Tammy. Admiral Blake end his daughters ham beet d a y* there for some time, and shortly after retiring for the everting, the elder Wes Blake per elved the coverlet of the dressing-table to be on Ore through some accident. In endeavouring to pat it out, her deem, which was of muslia, aught dre, end she was soon eatelepd in names. Her miss soon brought her father and sister to her as swami, sod the latter, in endarrooring to put out the gams, was herself fearfully burnt. The admfral, we are &rictus Arnim' ET A BAY. —On Sunday last, glad to RAC bee =Alba but slight telling", sad with the *kb a yousg woman aimed Margaret Johnstoo, mulles it SHIMSIBM of the meanie the dames were soon extragoished ioraide Hill, pr.dios to church, she wee stntdred sad medial aid quickly obtained. We regret to add the ce, _the rood by a rem, sad on seriously injured, that she eldest daughter soak from the effects of the *feria she " 4 to be corned home. Oa examination it was discovered had received of Thursday atomise. Her eater, though still Fist her right leg was broken, and her left leg earioaely dis- in a dist/wring condition, is programing favourably, sad hated.—Ediaburph Calmar. hopes are entertained of her recovery. The weather continues flue, though much cooler ; a slight Wieser fell to-day. THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. WORCISTIII, SATURDAY Nionr. The following programme of the events of the week (Mr the meeting an far as the public ii concerned malty commences next Ilicesday) will be useful to the reader rad intending visitor : Noilday, July 20.—Oattle yard open from 8 km., at which hour the judges will commence inspecting the live sock and making their awards. The implement yard open tithe mesa hour. Admission, members free ; non-members, 10a Close at 6 p.m. 'herder, 21.—The general show of cattle, homes, sheep, sip, and implements. Open to the public from 6 a.m. to 6 pm. Admission, 2s. 6d. Public working of steam culti vators on land la the neighbourhood of the show yard on thi day. Wedmatey, 22.--Same u Tuesday. Thrusday, 23.—General show of cattle. home, sheep, Pip. and implements. Open to the public front 5 ►m. to 6 p.n. Admission, 1► Friday, 24. —Same se Thursday. Also on this day the Pornl meeting of the members it the Otuldhall, Worcester, at 2 p.m. It may be meal to add here the IMIIIIOII of the principal officers of the society undertaking the different *unseats of the meeting. Theme are :—Praddent, Vie. coast Brumley. Stewards of Departments : Live stock, Mr. Pain, Mr. WEeren, and Mr. Dent, M.P. ; Implements, Sr Archibald Macdonald, Bart, Mr. Tory, and Sir F. Kenna, Bart., H.P. steward Mr. J. H. AzkinllK Muses sad showyard receipts, Hoe. Major-Usual A. Name Hood, Mr. Barnett, Mr. Fisher Hobbs, Mr. O. Wren Forhyns, Mr. Milwerd, Mr. Tom, Mr. Hoary Mau, Mr. Burnam, M.P., Mr. Drum, Mr. Pope, Mr. Randall, and Mr. Holland, M.P. Steward of forage, Mr. Matrea• Stewards of rafreelnesata, Mr. Barnett and Mr. Well► Gmeral arrargement of show, Mr. Brandreth Olbbe. Sec. :nary, Mr. W. Hall Dare. All the stock will be in the yard at sunset to-niglat ; is feet they are believed to have all arrived sa I write. The Was of the prime is 5901., and there an uttered 191 Mart bona, 123 Herefords, 52 Devon', 14 Sum, and 79 animals , d other established breeds. Of horses there are 195 of all binds, includieg 55 for hunters. Sheep number 737, and Pip 224. The dog show will undoubtedly be • great attasetio•. It will be held in • building erected for the purpose. The doge an arriving, and the entrie■ number over 500. Among the exhibitors are the Due d'Auroals, Earl el Coventry, Earl of Stamford, Sir T. E. Winningtes, ILP., Hot. H. N. Hill, Ike. The show does open till Tawdry. The poultry show, for which there is • large entry, opals OD Monday. At the trial-yard to-day there was • further trial of thrashing-machioss, the following having been tested-500 sheaves of wheat being supplied to each machine. The work was dose in the following time : Roby sad Co.-13 minutes 35 semads. Waller and Co.-15 minutes 50 moon& Hoboes end Ca-22 minutia Mama Taaksr-23 minutes 30 seam& Two °then were tried with g.. 0 sheaves, viz. : Hornsby sad 00.-94 minutes. Barrett and Lysll-10 minutes 35 seconds. The judges having completed the trial of implements in the trial•yard proceeded to look over those in the general implement -yard, and expressed • wish to try several machines there exhibited, and for that purpose to have them removed to the trial•yard. To this proceeding, how ever, the owners objected, with the exception:of one from Soars. Brown and May. This circumstance, we under• j laud, gave ries to some remark, between the judges and the exhibitors, and the judges made notes of the objeotious. The concluding trials of cultivators at Walborough to del brought together • good many people. The piece Waited was as old piers of seed, very stiff and much baked --a severs test for the strength of the tackle. Howard's cultivator, Smith's cultivator, and Fowler's digger were hied, and the way in which the work was done was much adm i red, especially the breaking up of the clay Into immense lump by Fowler's digger. Smith's cultivator also did the yak deathly. )l erry's desm.engine drawing plough was also tried, and it woe near sunset before the machines moved from the Feld sod started oo their journey back to the show•yard— tre miles. I'ONICION ZULWAYS. 114 n WATS. II :a u ran.sa a _ I. 2 l ssa n. H i s a Mew 1 maw: . Ns - Boatairafl: a oa, wasaara. 100 is at *Rapala la is Dake 'hada .. • la all Prism at n•DOI . 7 • all lild. lacalaa gas. IL p. a. • all Great lasseWus • al Lean lodide , Id all IllambilapWa o, M all .116.6}.Pd. LII al li ir arl cd 16 all N. &all &Am* i. 780. 1.11 ii Do. do. do IS all cavaglas WWI Peet Id all 101tonackalearmaaldla) BO .1 Waft, Liam. sad Mod IN all Para mod Odassi 118 all Porkagoaaeltalla,ltoysl 111 all LW* mad 11.lreacla.iL so a sty ma Dauber; SO all loyal Deal& — 6 an Ilw•Mak 6 all ?pm ass& DI an bra led Kama .. II ill Do. pie ant PK NI B )i.7 puck 1 9) all Do. do. le all • laus.ltoaattaal U N a LS &Lot PorrAlp.:2 N 6 sad limas id all Do. de. IS ail ad nada, . . g ad De. 6. par ascriiet bitce.. U all 64.11111. WM Mrs re. I M. DUOIL/1. Do. 4476b0rn .... 64 16 & essuell god. 4 . 1 0 Did d& hare.— 4 2 4 4 PIP and Lambs. 30,110; °Yves, $ ♦_ calsial list is 1 to 2 premium, het appears to be spin erroneous, u 2 prem. is bid for the shares. It is stood that at the dinner given on Friday by the chairman and directors of the Nerbadda Com pany to the directors of the Orem India Penin sular Railway Company au& others, the ahairmaa intimated that the contrast with the railway company will probably be arranged without delay epos terms mutually advantageous to both com- wire. International Financial shares have declined to 41 to 41 prem., and General Credit to 11 to prem. London Financial were steady, at 1 1 to prem. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company were again heavy, and closed at I to e In the market for bank shares there was a decline in Alliance, Provincial Bank of Ireland, and Ottoman, but an improvement in English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered. Joint Stock Discount and Mediterranean Extension Telegraph shares were inquired for, while Rio Improvements were rather fiat. iflieUOiiiii;lclosing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Noptian Trading, 4to 14 prem. ; City of London Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Company of African Merchants, 1 to prem. ; London and African Trading, to-1 prem.; Oil Seed Crushing, to prem. • niitie Hotel, sto 6 prem. ; Meditmraman Hotel, to prera. ; Copenhagen Railway, to 14 rem. • and Buenos Ayres Railway Warred Preferess4 Shares, 4 to # prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLocz. The mining market is extremely quiet to-day, with very (little business. East Basest, Clifford Amalgamated, and East Cam Brea shares an rather firmer, and Tincroft and West Chiverton inquired for. On the other hand, Wheal Ludcott are lower, and Wheal Crebor Sat. East Caradon are without change. Some of the present quotations are as follows : Clifford Amalgamated, 26 to 27i ; East Basset, 77 to 79 ; East Caradon, 281 to 29 ; i East Cam Brea, Bto ; Wheal Grenville, 6 to 1 ; Kitty fit . Agnes, to 1 ; Marks Valley, 6* to • North Downs, 2to ; al Tim.. oft, 22 to Iffert Chiverton, 26 to 27 ; Lndooft, 21 to f ; Wheal Beton, 220 to 222; Wheal Crebor, 32e. to 34a. ; Longrake, 16 to 18 ; and New Martha, 3} to 4. Foreign and colonial mining_ shares exhibit no variation of importance. Tudanamutana am inquired for. - BANKRUPTCIES IN THE ARMY AND NAVY. The authorities at the of the army are so particular that they will not limit so Yelp, a thing so benkruptcy " to ovum brave= the wind and iallifeebility.' No doubt it is perfectly right that gentlemen holding Ye Majesty's comedian should pay their deb* and that ► failing to do so, they should be compelled to mil their cam , minims or to retire from the 141710114 But this rule oe &Atonally operates with greet iolustice. the low rays that the court, with the midi= of the heed of the de partment, may set aside a portion of the full or half_-ply - of an *Moor for the liquidation ot hie debts. The Wax aka, putting a &riot interpretation upon this provision, have, without exception, we believe, removed from mt. vies every officer and every clerk in the depart ment who had the misfortune to become bask rapt Oe the other hand, the anthorities of the Admiralty have, with regard to naval &Boers, adopted • more Minute and oonsiderate nal& Ia the navy, oar misaioes have no marketable value, aed therefore the only means that &editors have of obtaining payment ie by . setting aside a portion of the debtor's Mmes. Therefore, ores of officers on full and half-goy, the Lords of the Admiralty have eanotioned the course of liquidation 0 5 y hal by In the army there are dames of officers h committee, which are not saleable—offiesre of the and es graters, the new lodises regiments, surgeons, quarter masters. chaplains, he., and if all than dionimed when bankruptcy crams, the unfortnoato &Boers not ooly lose their livelihood, but the crediton their only means of payment. We hope that the awe of Staff-Burgeon Eaton, recently mentioned in the Boum of Commons, will Indus>, the War Depertment to reconsider the very severe role upon which it has hiterto acted. Where bankruptcy is honest—that is to my, occasioned by un avoidable misfortune—it is harsh and oppressive to add to the decision of the court the further penalty of dimaiesal from the service--a penalty which, in the instances men tioned, punishes the auditors quite as much as the bank rupt. In other department' the rule is equally inconsiramst. The Post-office authorities; temporarily supersede say clerk who becomes bankrupt, and then restores him if he obtain an order of drachm'. In the Custom-house all bankrupt clerks are d - iced The mar-office, no doubt, acts upon the theory that bankruptcy is inconsistent with the &e -recter of an officer cad a gentleman. The Admiralty en tertains • different view, and whom to reconcile this dis agreement when two great departments act upon such opposite principles! We believe that the only proper course is adopted when independent members call the at- , &entice of parliament to the subject.—Gautk of Bank. rupee,. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, JULY ilk S A.M. I. Q. I 1 XE. D. W. I LA. IA -- '-- —. _ Nairn --'--1 1317 —. .803 48 E. N.N. 2o& ll Aberdeen 19,76 N.N.W. U e e.71) 4 A Leith 29.7V66 W.N.W. 11 a I Shields Scarborough WTI es N.N.W. U 3 Oreencastlo 1.8186 XL 82 SAO 2 Galway 44.8 068 N.E. 4 1 Valentin 19.816 71 R.N.& 4 I Quosnatowe ULU OD, X 94 a Liverpool 19.8 167 WALW. 44 0.03 1 Holyhead ...- 19.80 62 N.W. 16 I Pembroke 19.81 NI N.E. U to 1 Penzance 19.84 58 8. 22 0 —o 6 Brest 12 8 0.76 61 8.8. 16 r 0.12' 3 L'Orierst SAD 67 ILL 16 r 6.10 2 Rochefort ... -KW 60 W. 4 o 2 Plymouth ...- 19.42 110 E. 91 0 2 Weymouth Portamouth —97.79 OD N.& 18 0 7. Leedom 19.86 N.W. 10 b 0.46 - Doves 90.83 N. IS 6 1 Yarmouth - Helder '— - - - Heligoland 1111111&36X TUMMY. IFEDNINI , AY.' N.W. to N.L. fresh to irosrasast. N.E. to W., strong, . . VIVIDLY. N.W. to N.B. fresh to NOlTllailf. - to w., strong, strong, showery. unsettled. N.N.E. to w.k.w.. Ate, N.N.W. to W.S.W., fresh to strong, with fresh to strong, show rain &to 9. and W., fresh, 130111 X. N. to S.W., fresh, some rain. showery. N.N.W. to W.S.W., SOVIIPEAdr. N. N. W. to W.S.W., fresh, showery. fresh. North.Enst=9loray Birth to Norfolk. Weist=Donegal to Corn wall. nouth.Channel and Irmo& Coasts. South.East=Strait of Dover to Norfolk. PROVINCIAL SHAM IVARCITS. LiVitiOOL, JULY 18.-Ildes to-day:-Caleeinnian, 121-Inn amble.' and Yorkshire, 114-London and North Western, 1021 iv -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 452 }-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5 11.16-4142 Luxembourg, 14 116-Alliance Ban 111 p-Empire Marine Insurance Company, I p.-lJverpoo• rd London Fire and Life Insurance Company, 9 p.-Taelff c Steam Navigation Company, 92. MaiCKllllllll, JULY I& -The market has been quiet, and prices lower. Great Ship, is. 31-London and North Western, 1021-Manchester, Sheftleld, and Lincolnshire, 452 f F.-Ditto, 01. Pref., p.-Metropolitan, 12 9.16-North &Mak 661 I-South Kasten. 1121-Whitehaven and Farness, 102-89an11b Passive, J6}-indian Cotton, par . enall, JULY 18.--Gioucester Wagon Company market done at III -Birmingham Wagon Preference quoted is. to fa. prem.-Stourbridge and Kidderminster Bank, buyers, at 101- Birmingham Joint-Stock Bank, 264, buyers-South Staffords, 11 to 111-North Staffordshire Preference, La buyers -and mL:gham Guaranteed, 761, buyers. There were sellers of Dudley and Went Bromwich Bank. at 74. LUDO, JULY 18.-North itestere ;Leeds?, 410-Pest Indian Railway, 1071-London, 103. Dentin, JOLT 18.-New Three per Cent. Stock, 92: I -Dine for account, August 11, WI k-blidiand Gres& Merger°, 44 per I cent., 901-Bank of leased, 1001. getd, 216-111barnian Bank, 25/ paid, 40-Provincial Bank of Ireland, 251. paid. 804 x d- Boyd flank of Ireland. 101. paid, 294-Union Bank (Limited[, 171. paid, 15-Dublin. Wicklow, and Weiterd,lol. paid. 82 - Grass Southern and Wertern, 1001. paid, 1021--Mielland Greet Western and 81. Canal. 601. paid, 614-Bethel and Northern COURilet. 4 per cent. peep., 1001. paid, 96. THE WIFE MORD= AT BLACITZIABA---ALL in qmot was held on Saturday ea the body of the Womaa Sarah Howes, who died from viragoes renewed at the hands of her hashei;d,JomPla Howes, as reported in our Saturday's police intellnience. The jury raturned• verdict of Wilful murder" 'spinet the areinsed. THE LIABILITY OF INNKEEFIIIB. —The law has been amended as to the liability of innkeeper and others with •view to prevent frauds upon them. By an act !tun printed they are only to be liable to 301. for the property of ripest except where it is stolen or injured. - and except where it is placed in their safe custody. Innkeepers and other' are bound to receive pods for safe custody, sad is order tasted themselves of the new law to have it exhi bited ia a conspicuous part of their hall or entrance. The set applies to innkeepers, hotel-keepers, and beams, ka. COAL. AND WINE DVIIIA9.—AII Set of parliament has jest been printed to continue the Lo don Coal and Win. Duties until the 6th July, 1882, for the imposes of providing• fund of two millions for metropol tan improve ' meets, The duty is 4s. s tau on wines and ls. ld. a ton on tool&