The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TEEM DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goa'burn.) IN RE ISABELLA RUSSELL. The bankrupt was described u a spinster, of so occtipa t Tachbrooke-street, Pimlico. She came before the ~.urt owing-1221., with usetsatated at 100/. Her expenditure am returned at 2:101. a year for the two years preceding the Liukruptey. Messrs. Brat:oak= and Co., several merchants, tbe Strand, are creditors for 2321. for furniture. She her failure to insufficiency of income, and being •.:,1 by c reditors. • M r . Aldridge appeared for the official assignee; no trade .i‘sireee had been appo , nted. It was stated that the bank !a ;'e furniture was deposited with an auctioneer, to abide reiiilt of a claim upon it by the holder of a bill of sale. Yr. I. ll,cd appeared for the bankrupt. llouyur create,' the order. IS RE OCTAVIUS SASH SPONO, The btokrupt was described as late paymaster hi the royal of Faversham, tine, of Margate and other places. it e t;ts 4•1 f., contracted over a period of 12 years. 11r..11dridge stated that he had communicated with the 1.'f.14 of the Admiralty respecting a sum of 2001., which a.. 420,1113 g to the bankrupt's credit in their books i;roc Tle a y t ortested to be furnished with a copy of th e mkruptcy and other matters ; and, when these f rn,!ttlet were complied with, the money would be paid rrer to the estate, and would yield • dividend of 9s. or 10a. es t;:e debts proved. Honour granted the order. - IS RE CIiIILES WEB& The bankrnA wu • publican, formerly of Laystallatreet, t rgen well. and other places. Debts, 3311. ;no assets. Y.r .11dridge said this was a case where the bankrupt bad ! Li. house before coming to the court. The proceed., bed been disposed of io the way usual in such oases. I, , ,L,enti having been made to the brewer, the distiller, and the ain. merchant. all the creditors beyond that magic ce.le be.ng left unpaid. _ _ said these preferential payments were con e happening in the cage of publicans. They paid their friend., and victimised others. The bnikrupt, in answer to the court. dated that he had Free in four public-houses before. if. had no interest in tl . efu Low. The order was granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WIW -STREET. THE STOUT Or THE SEALS. wu brought up on remand, charged with havoc is his possession the two seals formerly the property pi the late Mr. Burstead, chief clerk of the Supreme Court of Neel...A.lW, _ - Ickpector Bkiromkoorobe, in reply to the magistrate, ia:d that some further information had been received, though it still left the case in cooaiderable doubt and myw ten*. A person wen present who claimed the sea/a. }Oben Smith, an old man, having several lodging-hooves is Felwood's.rents, Holborn, here came forward and said— Th,,t two Peals have been in my possession for upwards of rears, la 1853 one Gideon Chadwick came to town to look after some property called the Chadwick Estate. He stopped with me in one of my bonus in Folwood's.rente, and was with me on and off all the while he kept in I.llldon. After he went away be wrote to me and erclosed a pawn ticket for these two seals, which were ;4,4,1 for 275., and he raid he had given a trifle for the tic'.et. and if I would take them out I might have them. That we. the ;10th October. I remember the date so well bemuse I had just come hack from burying my mother in Lincoloshire. I had them ou Sunday lest. awl missed them on Monday. I have not wen Chadwick for seven year', and don't know where he i 3 to he found. I don't know the pawnbroker's when the things were pledged. I did not take them out myself, but seat a men named Williams to do so for use. He is dead, but his wife is still living. The prisoner lodged in one of my houses, and might have got into my bedroom. Brimmacombe wished for time to make further iegaily. Smith's lodging-house did not bear a very good character. The preoner wan remanded. WORSHIP-STREET. ALLEGED ATIIMPT AT RUICIDt. — SLYGULAI DI7I3CL Mary Ann Morris, an " unfortunate," wee charged with attempting to destroy herself with poison, and a certificate from the house-swoon at the London Hospital stated that prisoner bad been there since the god inst. from the effects of belladonna, contained in an eye-wash. Polionoonstable 135 H aid be found the girl in a very sad audition lying on a bed at her lodging, in Halifax-street. Miisteed, ootke date mentioned. Priaotter deelaredtiaT;;Tied not designed poisoning henelf. She thought that the yeah was something good to drilk, and tasted it. Mr. Ellllo - 4 - , with a DIVOTS caution, diacharged the girl. SUDDEN DEATH pF &MARRIED WOMAN IN LIMRHOUSE. An inquiry was held by Mr. Humphreys, the Middlesex coroner, at the Lord Nelson Tavern, Gill.street, Lin:Mums% last night, respecting the death of Mn.s Niche. lea Maids, a married woman, aged 40 y aura. Mr. Win. Wood, 15, Gillatreet, Limehouse, mid that the demised, Nicholas Meikle, and her husband, Thomas Meikle, an engineer, to* the second floor in biz house three weeks ago. On Friday morning, between 12 sod I o'clock, witness hoard • terriac quarrel between the deceased sod her 'mewed. She screamed loudly, sad thee she fell heavily. Witoem ran upstairs, when the busbasd came oat and said, "Itis no busbies, of yours. If you don't go downstairs I will pitch you and her downstairs together. You should not interfere between man and wife." Witnees ac:ordingly went downstairs. Deceased died the same day a. 2 o'clock. Jane Smith "aid she lived in the room next to that of deceased, sad the beard deceased fall open the floor several time,. Deceased maid, " Yoe villain, yea have murdered me." Witness beard a noise as if the husband was beating her in the face. She moaned in a shocking manner. John Stephens gave similar testimony, and said that when the landlord interfered the husband threatened him with personal violeooe. Mr. Cunningham said that the family were Scotch. The husband had been drunk ever sine' the night in question. Housed to spend all his moor, in drinking pal* brandy and ale, and there was hardly anythieg in the lodging but a broken thaireod a deal table. The husband accounted for the death of the demand by stating that he told bee sot to eat cucumbers, sad that where she did so, in spite of him, she rolled shout the door and hurt herself. Thomas Meikle (the deceased's husband) said that he bad not beams hie wife, bat that she had been drunk for 16 years. She rolled on the door in consequence of drinking water, which did not agree with her. Dr. R. Nightingale said that be found that every organ of deceased's body was diseased from drink. He could not tike upon himself to say that violence had caused death. it such a cam. The immediate OM NI of death was exhaustion from a combination of disease' from drink. The jury returned a verdict of " Death from exhaustion from the testae of inteaperanee." SINGULAR DmArm OP A ROT. Last evening Mr. James George Richards, the deputy eoroser. - held ao inquest at the Robin Hood sad Little Jobe Torero, Robin Hood•latie. Poplar, remecting the death of William Buchan, aged eight years, who died under the following extraordioary eircsmatemosa. The dammed was the goo of • marine sues dear, mid on Thursday arming hut, about seven o'clock, deesseed and a led named George Lone were playing near the parents' home. Deceased had bees with We father's telt when he met Lase with • piece of elastic, which the latter called • gy-killer. He used the same by pulling the elastic and initiate it go roddesly , whereby he propelled small pieces of India robber sod other things. On the evening is question he held his Mods op and acid , " This is the way to kill flies," and shot a Piece of India rubber with some force and struck the deceased ea tbe right temple. Deceased rata home crying, nod rid, "Oh, I have got such pains in my head." He west opstaire to the bedroom and laid down, but shortly afterwards he became insensible. A medical gentleman •as called. but deceased expired is about two bourn Mr. Mills, the summoning officer, said that it was alleged that the lad Lone had used a toy celled • " catapult," used by boys to propel orange peel, he., for amusement, but he had made inquiry and found that Lase only used • piece of elastic indiarobber. Dr. Beni, of Poplar. said that when he was called be toned the deemed iotensible and palmists. but he could satinet any external violence excepting • alight abrasion on the nlht temple. He mole a Tyntmortem examination of the hid!. and the cause of death was found to be extensive tquitno of blood to the brain, producing apoplexy, which he believed was sot the result of violence. The appear ance might hare been accelerated by the accident. lie Deputy Coroner remarked on the eels, when The jury returned a verdict is accosdaoce with the medi ea' testionioy, aid requested the Cormier to reprimand the Icy Lane. A MAN BINTIEN BY • MONBIIT. —On Sunday, t 'thqut noon, a tool maker named Themu Derleatoe, at 42, Smith-sheet, 2el years of age, was badly hake by a monkey. The animal, it appears, was brought from the Cope of Good Elope by a brother, and bad be come on f ar d omes ti ca t e d th a t t h e i nma t es wou ld f ee d hi m with impunity. On Sunday, however, the monkey from some cause or other became enraged, and Darlutoo went to him for the pupae@ of shortening hie chain, when the animal attacked him is • fiuioua ""er, *Arius him by the muscle of the right ann, which be bit in • moat savage manner, lacerating the desk, taring asunder the nerves, arteries, and veins, so that, although the man was immediately removed to the General and received prompt surgical atkentioe, it will Probably he a long time before be again reamers the use of Austen. The man is programing as favourably am can be *located under the circumstance. and there is every probe bilitr of the limb being saved. The monkey has heft 408.. —hwatinyhara aszet ft. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1364. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LINTS.-(IBIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. (sr sum= TII/OWIL ) WOLVERHAMPTON MEETING. (THIS DAY.) The railway share market is dull to-day. Lanca shire and Yorkshire stook exhibits chief depression, and has receded I per cent. London and South Western has also declined*, and London and North Western f. With the exception of a rise of per cent. in Caledonian, the other principal lines are unchanged. London and North Western stock is now quoted 116 to 4 ; Great Western, 64 to 69 ; Midland, 1374 to 138 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119 to 4 ; South Eastern, 92 to ; Metropolitan s 112 k to 4 ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Great Eastern, 47 to 4; Caledonian, 125 to 126 ; and Great Northern, 13.31 to 1344. Bombay and Barad* stock is in demand, and has risen. The other Indian, as well as Canadian lines, are without alteration. Foreign railway securities are extremely quiet. OILDINARY 811AN.18 AND STOCKIL ENVILLE WELTER CUP. Ones mile aad • bait J ea. IM I NJu wAra I mama prima I delis. NURSERY HANDICAP. Straight half mart Sprint Goa, Zisca, Attache, Touterslls. Cootnot, Van guard, British Qusea, Sympathy, Spain, and Kiag of Greece are ben. Scsarmazo.—Vigilant and Aristocrat. PATSHULL STAKE& Thee-gnarters of a milk. The Clown, King of Greece, Protectionist, and Persua sion are here. WOLVERHAMPTON STAKES. About two mule.. Dollar, Oldminster, Mouths, Revolver, Major, Lord Eat. land, aad Nemo ere here. STEWARDS' PLATE. Straight half-mile. Anna, Sloth, and King of Onmoit air ham sucril BIENNIAL STAKES. Half a mile. Attache, Contract, Zino% Prosperity, Tandemllis, mod Sloth are here. Rove IvetTili only Voriecereri prestke AlturvwD.—Outpost, Dovedale, Money Spinner, Forester, Kingmaker, Despair, Belle of the Ball, Grappler, Lady Knight, Lupa, Edinburgh, Sweet ness , L on d on , an d Q ueen of Trumps (3 yrs). 14. 1 all airta.,WoLa Stour Via , 1100 Blythand "yam 10 1 all BostotalikaMd.C 1 et. 100 Bristol sad raster , BR 'lOO Oaledonlaa all Larkad amid= SI all Canna' , 10 I all Do. • A nod's. =tit It 10 all Do. B p. a *paid te 11.1 00 all Dahlia and BsiaJanc. U all Dundee,PerthetAbd.Jni 84, ,100 13dInburgh and Glasgow; UM Glasgow and & Weston! St 'IM Great Eastern Ord. 84.1 lit. , 100 Do. A Stock Pt. 100 t Do. S. Ars.. Stk.. No.!1 St. 100 Great North otSootlandl Bt. 100 .OrestNortheru St. ,100 Do.A JArec. no dlr. un-' St. 100 Do.li 1140..0. lapald 111 Bt. 1100 04 South & West. ate.„' 84. 'lOO Oust Weston 1 St ;100; Do.atortz VaLGua.Stk 1 St. 100 1 Do. South Wales— 1 St. 100 De. W. lald.—Oxtord. Sa. :100 Do. Do. Menai: Bt. 'lOO Do. Do. Hmtdordl 1114 100 Lanosaldre Yorkshire' tlOO London and Iliseirwall' St. 100 Lou., Bright's, tt S. Coast R. 'lOO Loadon.Chatbm,&Dor.l ht. 100 London! North Wein& 1 St. 'lOO Loulon&SoethWestern' St. 'lOO Man.,Shotot Ilnrolathl ad .0 MAryport sad Carlisle all Do. S U4 t. 100 Metropolitan Do. Share: ' St, 'lOO Do. New o cle U 87 124 186 1161 e 6 HUNTINGDON MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile. Merry Hart, King Cotton, Echo, Belleiale, Aiwa Bate. man, Balderdash, Duchess of Kest, and Comics us haze. HUNTINGDONSHIRE STAKES. Two miles. Aurelian, Equinox, Barchettioa, ' , ultrahigh°, and Ramrod are here. DS N 14 17 90 92 119 Ili 47 48 id, 71 7i - - ELS 136 152 151 131 133 IN IN, 63 k 03 HINCHINGBROOK STAKE% Straight half mile. Cordelia, Coquette, Mies Towner v., Jack Jukes, The Turner Lady Florence, Hope, Munchausan, and His Royal Maims are has. RAO HANDICAP PLATE. Threo-quarten of a Tone. Marigold, Nebula, King Cotton, Regina, Reisman, Balderdash, Duchess of Kent, and Measure for Measure are here. 41 43 ST 40 100 102 120 120} 68 TO 105} 106} 41 43 116} 1141 96 De 00 OT id ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKES. Sister to Blarney, Kathleen, and Regina. Allan— Kathleen, Coronet, Vindictive, and Corinthian Tom. St. 100 111.11 and (1116, all' Do. Now St. 100 Do &rm. & Derby , W 1111. Cla Wa. (lia.) I ai' Do Mares 15 26 ali t 111 d K e st 10 , all 111 d Kart (Cray line) , 81. 100 'Soya &filth el 100 Do. 141fa,Pootl4Dosd so. 100 N. Sostorn—Derw telt , 16 1 Do. O. N. Pose— DR 100 Du. leeds BR 100 1 Do. York 81. 100 Dm Carlisle . _ t 6 46 . 49 U 12 84. 180 .1 11.9 !..4 bo. Eltock..tDorUng Do. do. 185668 Do. do. 166041—H ;o to Loodoo Do. New ...... 1 st 100 'No7t . ll 10 all N. & & Western Jusc. t . 31.. 100 Scottie& Central ,100 Scottish N.H. Aber. Sik St, 100 Scottlala Midland 10 01l 30raw pa sbury Q. Walchpl.l St. 100 .Bhrobint Ualoa St. 100 South Devon St. 100 South Eastern B t. 100 8. Yarksh. &Naar Dan. all ;Staines. V/oklastaa.ta. ag. 100 Tad Vale 10 •11 Do. B 10 I Do C _ ele r ZI I SS IS ' St 100 at. 100 • jIOO • ISO Do. Do. Vlatorla Six & Pimlico Walerford & KUkanns Wait Cornwall 111.11artipl. Hub. d IL P.l. I lALLwAirs. tIR o 7) 11.00 ali Misatle424..lAwrottos 100 Boom He r. &C. 1 0.g.6p. c 20 10 Do. E Shams IN all Buffalo & We Elmo. 10 all Do. l'referaapt 100 100 dud., Bnuit,&Goderlch o. Eds. Aug. 1, 1872' 100 100 Do. 00. July 1, 1873 100 100 Do. do. .1 wse 1, 1874 K. 100 CaL &6. Casten &p.c. B. • IL 100 Owls & Dock itp. c. g. 100 , all Dassoram7 p.c.per.prof, St. 'lOO Baas. Saco! go. 6 do IL 100 East Indus go. 6do 18 16 I Do. G Saimaa& I BO: il" • • I -..a 'hook of Canada 100 100 AU 100 AU all 100 All 100 • all 100 • AU 100 . 0& 100 10 It 10 2 St 100 Do. If quip. St.& ,Ilp.et Do. las iprat. Benda Do. du. deterred Do. and pref. Bonds Do. do. deterred Do. led pet. beech Do. do. deterred . Do. 4Sh pref. Meek Do. do. deterred ;real Inaba Peninsula' Do. gua 6 per met. Do. New do d.of ladled-1 p. eel I I. Do if pit osia. De 1e! ail '4IE - Wasioni el Canada, Mg. 18 Do. Now 100' an D0.0p.e..15da pay. 1873' 100 j oil Do.di do. do. 1877-81 IS Branch. Lhult,od . 18 I 1 . Do. Now IL 'led liming gear. a R ant 1 it. 1100 Do. do. 4 1 1: 116. 1•1 I Do. do. 4 do.-1 01 2 Do. TIM IN. 112/ Kalb. Corp. 6 par e. Rd' 88 I I all , Idalb. add Ilobaca's Bar 10 all IS.Drod.tOasela A &VI at 446 f1f.1.01C0a11p.a.144p.8.1 it IRO I llelade. gua. 6 par own. ▪ 111 Do. Dahl do. Id I 2 Do. do. do. M. 440 Do. Ponlano do ▪ ILA , Do. 10du581.1 , 144d0 JOl NT 81110 Ns. I MANZI. !0,000 100 Airs&Mistviiiivii 20,000 00 Do. New $0 10,000' 60 Albion au:ao. 10,000100 Do. New . 100,000 10 Anglo Austrian 21000 20 Floltalian (Limb 22,600' 40 'Mat:Wash, 7,600 00 Do. New. 12.142' DinkelDritiakaintal 112 112 108 110 U/1 128 108 110 K Si 11 4 16 i 108 101 . 5 1 66 1 95 90 17 18 10 11 oa3 8 9 go 193 119 18 OD 10} Il 116 110 IS 41 67 69 34 V PA 921 163 146 - 7 -- 6 188 176 6 7 pm $ 4 pm, 100 183 U N ;ION& Telosiag 68 CO . 100 100 fr I I i i6j6 4 75 DO I 76 60 76 BO 97 90 101 IN 100 1001 1 411 1 .18 P 3 19 10 91 93 71 73 60 43 24 08 68 87 48 61 43 48 27 29 28 2i Jul 193 Vie ids boa 98 100 91 1l 11 di 39 1/1 Et SI Ida *Pal 2. 100 92 94 88 80 SO U $ $ N 86 N $1 N 166 i dia NI US N SI SLIM. HO 19} ma a 11.0 i 91 -- .4 I3Tt I di* 100 i 1 IN 1 CL swims. I ilaisi. 14.5 £5O SI 66 zd! gl 44 pa zdi $ 3 is IS I 10 sr sss so st . ii,ooo ZS book of =. 0.000 ?M Book of %NO tO Book of Otago (Watts& 10,6017 )00 Bank et Qatooslaod (1 ) 20,001 60 Dank otViotorls,Asolds 1,600 100 Book of wake (U.. NOM 10 Beak at Nowt MAO 10 BratUlhatrorlogoom(l WA/ 60 BMWs & Calikonliku son; 60 Iteitiob N. Americo .. 42,100. 10 C. Bk. ladlo,Aos.,Oktaa 7,400, 10 Do. New WOW 16 'CUM Mr. of Inclikte 11,40040 .017 11,440'1110 atioadal allotSl !Um. Nook of lad* to 10 Comolldase4 Boat 11 , 1 . 140 'OosUomutol (L) 11,10 Lydon loot (I.lsattol) MOD 60 Do. - . - . Ne w .._ :di :d.l 1 1 die' 39 41 2 ties • lOpla ser fphr 1 441 . 441. psi lit 1 poi jib I t 1 ei id 571 id Ti lak 10 171 ad .... ST sd 114 zd 11.01111; ltorAeoLdAusLChartd. 40,0901 00 inglisk wad ilwedtak (1. 40.0111 f 60 European Hank( Limited 10,000. 1 00 Aludno.ChloatkJap.(L. 10,000,100 Do. New 12,000 100 'lmperial Hank, fleshed SAUD* 1 Do. New 10,000' 60 Imp. Bk.of China.de.,(L 111,000 1 /0 Ilasportil Ottoman 16096 00 'Lomas 40,000. U 'Mad Nat Bk. isdla(L' *On; SO i Lon. lik.olY load& (1 11,030 100 Lou. Bank of Sostland(L 10,0110150 'Landes and Brazilian 410$1 KO • loc.& Arru& B. 10,000 2S' Do. New, lac at II pi 4400 100 Las., klia, ad. Ikea. (LI 50,000 20 Los. MBank of AuttrL 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L, *OOO 60 London aad County 6,000 100 Loa liansbg.son.96.(L) 10,000 SO 'London Joint Stock._ 10,000 100 Los. and Northern (L.) 10,000' 10 London& booth Airbus 6999 100 Los. d FL Western I. 60,00 190 Lao. & Westminster 10000 100 Merchant bankilAis.) 20,000' 60 .lierceatile & litzelualL 20,000 60 Do. New 16,000100 Nitro. & Pr* hank (le 6900 100 Tlidland lank (ILLS 10.000 100 National of Liverpool 10,000 100 N.Pse.ef indeed 10,000' 50 National Sr New 111,0001 110 iNew Sena Widen 441100 10 New Zealand (United) 50.5.0110 !North Western *MIN .Oriental Wink Corpora 20,0001 60 ;Provln.liarkingCorgL(L 000 114 'Ponta& of traland 1 * 7,000' Saluda PeaJ., t DSSIO fL MO* II Moab Australia 140001 II [booth Ilelrrs (JAL) MUNN grand. el N. IL &Mr 4ti0,10 Ds do. MOW U Xistoe of Australia:44w 111, 0.1 11 0 jO4l 10 Minos et Inland (Du) NI Nike we Id 16 i Ue 14 xi el 151 gi ' in 481 - sd IC 961 N 44_ *I zd 14 2 42- IPu 4i 60 W. 64 1 dla par SO V 2 2 6 2 6 42 II SS $ 6pm 7 Ipa 7 agm 62 U 2 1421616 an 611 __ zd o. —A7 101.140. LOO . :1 N. Cut .ad WM lulls rk. SO Naomi AIN 1 MN t il INNINOINANNNa I et I NO. OS Notnels 4i if Iri EN ri zd AM VII 18 1 U s dh Part tt -- SO 16 WU }pond rs Ws ` We 3 pm i le 1 aul I I dis IPM MI aA i pa s Pla l 22 LI pat 1 i ! lira _xi MONEY MARKET.,-MllB DAY.) Two o'CLocs. No change has been made to-day in the Bank of England rate of disoonnt. rllOll3ll. WEPICHOAT. CO Ro*l TIVRIDAT. S.W. to N. W., NA 0041/.. N.W. W It. or. andfilL, Ll=o o. ta to NAL, moderato to hub, w,th woo some rata In placoo. rain. As above. warm. Al above. w. to N. and E., vary. borramuL Variable. moderate to big, moderate, some fresh with some rata rain to places. in places. As next above. RA/Elfaa. As sent above. Noethern=Sootland.!Wan& Wake. and ad. facessies. sant/leen wllmaisli Channel and Bay of Saw. Santana imiastwird inglaad aad Nara law The stock and share markets opened this morn ing with a rather favour►ble tendency, but the tone is now flatter. Consols exhibit a reduction of per cent., and British railway stocks have also declined in a few instances. Foreign securities are without alteration of importance. The amount of business generally is limited, and there is still a feeling of anxiety with regard to the future course of the money market. Luarrun FROM • Taanc—On Saturday evening Joseph Nina. a lad between 12 and 13 years of we, the eon of Mr. William Nixon , a master eerier, residi ng at Edge-hill, was killed at the Boyne station of the Landoll and North Western ItAileray. It appears the poor boy was •eot td pay some club money for his nether, at the Queso's Arms lon, at Ilnyton, and that he was after wards to remain for some time at the house of hie uncle, Mr. Joseph Within, builder, of that village. At Edge. hill be by mistake got into the train which leaves Lime•street at 6.45 and which does not stop at Hoytoo, instead of the one Mai leaves at 7 o'clock. On reaching Boyne station be per ▪ the error be had made, and, though the train was dashing along at full speed. he unfortunately opened the carriage door and jumped out just as the train had pared the platform. He fell epee hie hoed. sad was picked op insensible and bloodies profusely. He was taken into one of the waiting. rooms, and Dr. Gant sent foe. That pinla man was immediately in attendance, but medical aid was of no nail, the little fellow's null being fearfully tinctured. He died in loss than an hoar sitar the accident, not bevies spoken or regained consciousness. The body was conveyed to the Queen s Arms lon, where it awaits a coroner's in. quest, and Mr. Watirin then came to Liverpool to bring We melancholy tidings of his nephew's death to his pinata It seems that there were several persona—two et them men—in the earns compartment with the boy. and, most extraordinary to relate, none of them attempted to prevent him committing an an which was almost certain to malt is his destruction.—Liverpool Memory. ENORNIOOB CATCHEX OF PILCHARDS.—It is ulti matd that the total number of pilchards taken on Weds's dey, ThundaY, and Friday by the Mount's Bay den was little short of 700.000, of whidi 250,000 wan taken on Friday. The bulk of this large supply underwent the prooses of curing. and will In the course of a couple of months be dowdy packed In burets and shipped to the Mediterransaa ports. The demand in Cornwall was unusually slow, and the principal &ebb supply was sent to London, where the piMhud MOMS to be more wpm stated than in any former mason. The fishermen are satis fied, however, that the onsumption in this country Tusher decreases then iaeranse, sod it is we doubt the ens that to effect anything like a good randy sale wee I. Cornwall very low prices have to be asked. Dories the lest three date of the past seek remarkably dee fat pilchards wen hawked in the tunny at from 60 to 72 for le., with dull sale. The discount market remains quiet, with a large supply of money, but 8 per cent. is the lowest rate for choice three months' bills. In the Stock Exchange the charge in the morning for short advances on English government securities was 61 to 7 per cent., but it has since receded to 51 to 6. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 66fr. 45c., being sc. better than yesterday. Console are now quoted 88/ to 89 for money, and 891 "sellers," for the new account (September 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 891, 89, 1, b 9 ; ditto for account, 89/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881,1, 1,1 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1, 1 ; ditto Two and-allalf per Cents., 721 ; Annuities, 1885, 141, 1, 11-16 ; India Stock, 213 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 103/ ; Exchequer Bills, March, 255. die. ; ditto June, 159., 25e. dis. The foreign stock market is steady to-day, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. : Turkish 1858, 71/ to 72 ; ditto 1862, 691 to ; ditto Consolidds, 491 to 1 ; Greek, 231 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 1 ; Con federate, 75 to 77 ; and Mexican, 281 to 1- Transactions are recorded as follows :-Danish, 1825, 731 ; Egyptian, 1011, 1001; Greek, for account, 231; Mexican, for account, 281, 1 ; ditto, 1864, 26 ; Moorish, 921, 911, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, 4fic., 481 ; ditto fur account, 471 ; Russian, 1862, 881, 89 ; Spanish, for account, 291, 30 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 121, 1, 12; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90, ; ditto 1858, for account, 72, 711 ; ditto 1862, 69 ; ditto for account, 691, 69. International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to g prem. ; General Credit, 21 to ; prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 10/ prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 31, to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 1 ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 prem. The gold operations at the Bank yesterday were unimportant, comprising the influx of 2,0001. and the withdrawal of 3,000/. The exports of gold from Melbourne to England exhibit an increase, the total advised as having been shipped during the month representing 255,0301. There is a fair demand for bar silver, notwith standing the advance in the value of woney, and the price is steady at be. 11d. per ounce. A consider able total has been purchased for transmission to Bombay by the next outward steamers from South ampton and Marseilles. The steamer Magdalena, for Brazil, will take to-day only 8,500/., chiefly silver. The bills have been returned of Messrs. Newby, Carson, and Co., a house in the East Indian trade. It is believed that the engagements of the firm are not very heavy. The suspension has likewise been announced of Mr. Ferdinand Fraukenheim merchant, with liabi lities for about 100,0001. It is feared that the liquidation will prove unfavourable. The failure is attributable to adverse speculations on the Stock Exchange. Annexed is the circular issued : Loodoc, Aoviat 8, 1864. . . . Gentlemen,—l regret to inform youilssanum to heavy lows epos the Stook Exchange I hove been compelled to payment. Messrs. Oolemaa, Torinand, Yocum, =eOV. payment., will prepare • *Utmost of my affairs for submis sion to • me* of my creditors at the earliest oppor tuaity,—Yeur ebedaat servant, FUDnIAID Fsaaaaa it. The dividend for the half-year on London and South Western Railway stock is officially an nounced at the rate of 44 per cent. per annum, and that on Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway stook at the rate of 31. Tt.e distribution in the former instance for the corresponding period of 1863, was at the rate of 4* per cent. per annum, and in the latter, 4. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Friday next a special settling day in the following securities : Orien%l Hut Corporation, New 251 Aaron Gr'oittle - favortoer N°t, to be marked • ~ pour Dahl ppmeit du Commerce at de 17udrirfe ma Frame at pnreat. London IMM-rubber Company (Limited). Not job. marked. The guarantee arranged under the late conces sion by the Ottoman government amounting to 39,3601. per annum has just been received by the Smyrna and Aie , n Railway Company upon the aoconn.s furnished for the last financial year. This awount will continue to be paid annually until the line is completed rad open to Aidin, from which date the guarantee upon the entire capital of 1,784,0001. (shares and debenture.) will come into opet•.ion. The following, on the bide and leather markets, is from a circular of Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co. : This hide market has been quiet daring the peat month, the trade generally having bought sparingly, and prior of iriltol hides have tended in favour of buyers. As yet the advance in the Bank rate of discount to 8 per cont has not grata:44ly affected the market ; but it may, so doubt. tend to corona the dulness that has recently prevailed. Hides, Salted 01 sod Cow.—South Ainerioan have been dull of sale, end prices bays tended in favour of havers, viz., Barr Ayres, heavy a:, 64d. to 60.; light on, sid. to 6d.; cow, 50. Uruguay, heavy oz, 6g& ; cow, sd. Australian have bean in steady regret at • decline of gd. to id., viz., l i td o :2, first heavy, 4jd. to 3 r ; ant light, 411. to 40. ; heavy and .to 4gd. • Melbourne, Ant heavy, 40. to 49d. per lb. pe have ;Wised about pre vials rates, via., heavy, 41d. to 41d. ; light, 44d. pee lb. Hone Hides, Selted.—No sales to report. East India kips bare been in good request, and fall Kier have been realised. Foglia' market hides have been is steady request, bat within the last few days have declined in value. The lea ther market has been steady throughout the past meth, sad prior Neumany are wall supported. North end South American Furs 1114 Skins.—Deer skis continue in good de mand, 13,500 being sold at the late sales, and full rates were realised for all qualities. Guatemala emotion' in abort sup ply, cal, 211 "trios were (awed. which realised as follows. viz., large, 31b. 6e. ld. ; winning. 21b., 3s. 2d. ; small and dry damaged, la. 10d. par skin. This usual autumn far soles will commeace with that of the Hoilsoa's Bay Coro. pany, on the 29th inst. Ours will take place on the 7th, Bth, and 9th September. The letters of allotment in the Trinidad Petro leum Company were issued yesterday. The subjoined report on the silk market is ex tracted from the circular of Messrs. Durant and Co. : The rak market *haws evident signs of the effect of high prime. It may be that the unfortunate circumstances of the can es to probable sup p ly both in Europe sod from China and Janos fairly if not fully justify the range that wins have reached ; still they are taith, end transaction. ere proportioaately small and spesmodio—no general busi ness, but occwitonal days of purchase, es if from time to time speculators we to fresh courage, or the apprehee- Moo of consumers as to the effect of short supply becoming more serious. The transactions of the last fortnight ban, bees especialy of this eliarener. China silk in some rases seemly .. hold's( its own," white in Japan silk vary full rates have been realised. Deliveries +re only moderato, still stocks show a diminstion. le Banal silk bunions has bon of a rather more current character at oontioually improving prior. with notion/1 increase of deliveries. We see *o asis; of Dana or Franck silk, but the priors quoted are very high. MONDAY fivionwa. The prloe of Console has been entirely regulated by the varying course of the money market. In the morning, when the likelihood prevailed of a rise in the Bank rate, a decline of an eighth took place, but there was afterwards • recovery, and the closing quotation was the same as on Saturday. Consols for mousy and the present settlement were first quoted 89 to L reoetied to ssi to 89, and left off at the opening price. For the Bth September the final quotation was 891 to f. The official business report fa as follows —Three per Cent Cons* for money, 894, 881, 891, 89 ; ditto for aceemt. 89k, 881 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1, 1 New Three per Cents., 881, 1,1, 1 ; Bank it Ragland Stock, 242, 240 ; India Stock, 210 ; India Four r.Centaa, 99 ; ditto Five per Cent. "taws& paper," 103 ; and Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 11141. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains dull, transactions taking place at 1031 and 1041. Ka chequer Bills are without material change, sad marked 20e., 18a, and 15s. discount. A moderate business has taken place in foreign stocks, but prices are generally firmer. On the Stock Exchange money wan in demand in the morning at 7 to 7} per cent., chiefly in con nexion with the Consol settlement. These require ments, however, having been met, the rate de clined later in the day to 5} to 6 per cent. The shares of the financial companies were, cm the whole, well supported. Imperial Mercantile were in request, and rose 2s. 6d. General Credit left off about the same as on Saturday, at 22 to prem. ; and International at 41 to prem. London, Financal receded 55., viz., to 91 to lot prem., ex div. Bank shares were flat to-day, and a farther de cline took place in some instances, but not to say important extent. Alliance, LOIIuOII, Buenas Ayres, and River Plate, London and County, London and Westminster, New South Wales, sad Union of London, receded 1/. ; Hindustan, China, and Japan (new), London, Hamburg, and Conti nental Exchange, Mercantile and Exchange, sad National of Liverpool, 10a. ; and Scinde, Punjank and Delhi, ss. Imperial Ottoman experienced a slight improvement. Hudso is Bay shares were steady, at mg to and Egyptian Trading at 1 to prem. British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph, Canada Land, Cos- Liercial Union Insurance, Peel River Land. Smith. Knight, and Co., and United Kingdom Telegraph were in demand, at better prices. Fore-street Warehouse, National Discount, and Ottoman Financial declined. Colonial Government Debentures have been flat, at ap occasional reduction. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 Fsm. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par ; and Peninsula, West India, and Southern Bank, lf to 2 prem. THE MULE AND DONKEY SHOW AT THE AGRICULTURAL HALL.-(TBI8 DAY.) The opening of the mule and donkey show took place this morning, there being 125 entries in the catalogue. Oa the jades taking their placeatherealsa,foreign and Er:s hah, were led into the area to have their qualities tested, and the donkeys were afterwards introduced to undergo the same ordeaL During the donkey-testing much amassment was occasioned by some of the peculiarities exhibited by the animals, and the familiar shout of "Hi,' " Hi," " Hello," " Hullo," with the whip accompani ment, reminded the spectators of the equestrian ism witnessed at Blackheath, Hampeteatbbeath, kc. The general condition and &pp...moos of the animals was the subject of eulogistic remark. As was expectzd, the Egyptian donkey belowing to his Royal Miele's' the Prince of Wales gained the first prize (a silver cup). The animal was mach admired, and some regret was experienced in consequence of its valuable trappinp not having arrived. Sir H. Strawy's Spanish stallion donkey, and Mr. S. Gunny's "Cordova," imported from Spain, proved exceedingly attractive. The award of the prises was expected to be °occluded this afternoon. To morrow, it is said, the /3atemene De Rothschild, Miss Bur dett Coatis, Mr. Samuel Gurney, the Bishop of Loudon, and the Roy. Thomas Jackson, will visit the show, and award extra prisms to those animals who shall have obtained "commendation." The ruing will ooressesce each day at 4 o'clock and continue at intervals till 10 o'clock. To Mr. John Douglasand Mr. J. H. SUM.= credit is due for their aorta in the management of the show. LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY. (PHIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting was held at noon thin day Mr. J. N. DANItLL is the chair. _ The report, which has already been published, was taken as reed. The CHAIRMAN, in movieg the adoption of the report, mid there was nothing in it remirien explanation. The traffic was gradually isoreamng. both in goods and passengers and there wu every prospect of a eatlefactory present and improving future. He expressed regret that the company had not mended io carrying the bill for the Isle of Doge Line. bat added that in the parliamentary proceedings generally they had in regard to such Hoes ma had best paused by other companies secured all the advantages they could have expected. The motion we. seconded by Capt. MAicaura, and, after a short diecuasion, agreed to. Mr. VICNABLIS (a director), who expressed hie regret that he was not in accord with his colleagues on the subject of the reduction of farts, quoted a number of @thistle% showing that u between the short stations where the fares had been at his suggestion reduced, them bad • been a very large increase is the paeveoger traffic and a considerable addition to the receipt,. He had been union' to extend the priseiple between the termini, but being opposed at the board he desired to submit the pnties) to the shareholders, and he moved that the fazes between Stepney and Bow be reduced to three. pesos for first clue pasesegere, su itwopeoce for matead elan ; between Londe. sad Stormily to 4d. and 3d. ; between Blackwell tivol and London, and Loudon and Bow, to 4d. and 3d. tomme y. This motion was seconded by Kr. Maims. The CHAIRMAN rid the proposition would involve a low of 33 pet cent. of the earnings between Blackwell and Loudon. Captain MANGLIX (a director) moved the preview@ clew tics. which after a short desonesioe was carried by an immune majority. A dividend at the rate of 31. 12it 6d. per &Damn cm the ordinary stock was thee declared. payable on and after the 10th of August, and the proesedinge concloded with the assal eompliment to the chairman and the other dinetem. NATIONAL TEMPERANCE LZAOtIL—(THIS This morning some thousands of members of this body assembled at the Crystal Palace for a dey of temperate enjoyment In spite of the rain the railway companies had some difficulty in meeting the heavy domande which were made upon their resources. Amongst the Widen of the movement who went down were Mr. J. P. Chowne, Mr. H. T. Beery, Mr. S. Bewley, Mr. G. Cruikshank, Mr. Salwey, and others who are to addressthe assembled people on the advantage; of adhering firmly to the principles to which they have pledged themselves, and on kindred subjects. A vast number of the members of the league who are visiting the poison to day we children, and for their benefit all sorts of juvenile eistertainmetits have been liberally provided. THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE ERLE AND • WEL9II Joan.—With reference to the cars of • man named Edward Regan, charged at the Mold lathes. on Friday last, with rape, sod acquitted, the Lord Chief Justice, on cornier into court on the following morning, thus addressed the Coder Sheriff :—" Before closing these amine, let me ask you in future to return men more lovable of discharging the duty of jurors than those who served on the Bret jury yesterday. They returned • verdict of acquittal. In the whole course of my professional career I don't thew a more signal iwt•nos of the failure of Adios." ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER AT BASH.—It was only no Friday last that a man owned Bishop was tried at the Somerset Athena at Wells for shooting at he wife with latest to murder bar, at Bath. and was osovicted and sea l Wooed to ten years' penal servitude. A ver7 similar case oc curred in the same city on Sunday evening, whoa • man named Hoary Brine, resitting at 5 Howell's Cottages, Soutbgateetreet, made a deliberat e . attempt to take his wife's life by shooting at her with a pastel. Brine, it seems, bad bee. out drinking several dam, dririrt which he had frequeetly threstmed his wife. She bad, however, attached little importance to his thresta, as when under the inflames of liquor his language was always violent. At about half , past 8 o'clock one Sunday evening Mrs. Brice was sitting at her doorstep reeding, whew her busload came behind her and discharged • pistol close to her right ear. The screams of the woman and the report of the pistol brought the neighbours to the spot, sod the assistance of the police was at ogee sought. Police-sergeant Coles went immedi ately to the house and found Mrs. Brim sitting in a chair bleeding from the side of her face, which was also much blackezed with powder, while her husband was standieg at a table. His wife wowed him of shooting her, and he replied, " Yes, that's the pistol I did it with." pointing to the waves on the table. The coostable took MUG into custody, and careered him to the station-house. When the charge was being made out, and after being duly cautioned the prisoser said. I have does it, and I hope it will have its effect." In the meantime the woman was re moved to the United Hospital, whets it was found that • tenth* bad entered her ear, soother had penetrated the jawbone besides a small piece of lead, and • third tack bad pierced her thumb. These were all fop Innately extracted, and unless erysipelas should intervene no fatal result is apprehended. SUICIDE PROM • STEAMWR.—About 3 a.m. on Sauk, warping, while the steamer Rainbow was on her pomp from London fee Groat Yarmouth, • passenger was observed by the watch to lay his hat upon the deck sod then Meth overboard. A. alarm was as woe raised, bet in vain, as thedeemmsd did sot wain rise to the surfeits. The sui cide took place off Soatherthd, oa the Suffolk meth The doomed was dread in • black emit, sod in the hat was found the fellovriogaddrens. without • name :—" Mot —, 9:1, Florenthroad, New-croak Lueders, KM," The maker's name ha the hat woo "Beriberi*, Howelydavra. Broadway, Deptford." PALACIM. —.ONE SHELLING DoT. NCIEFDAT. Anson B.—Admiosises. ea psynni. 7,781; tithe by means tirade. 992; fetal. 8.773. MUJOILL 4 N BDI7B. Mo. I do. I IA 10 tauglollszloaa Mai la, 46 Australia ID, 26 ! autraltrattr e tt 4 ±ll 47,400 111 BistaWaSonrorks 1 41,000 I lacsabsu Gas ( 0,000 la Bridal Lamb= Lust SAM 44. ;16 et L Mw TN. (L) 12,500 20 'Beath balsa Tea (L) 6,915 2114Coaado state 30 le.dialoacwlPlßLT;l4 46,000 ,Osykaoam 20,000 26 :City of Loa. tl. 20,000 60 l e.ty Maas (Um.) . *O,OOO 10 ,Co. otAfilesalet(L) 60,0001 60 lO ra ommerelalUaloallm. 9),000 50 a. Coco:MAW Dia. . 17,0401 to .000u0t010mt.a..4.1 40,000100 'oostraetOnoration( 1500026 Oop.II.Iag.,PmATIRA 10,000 20 !Credit tamer 10.000 50 I Do. of Mauritius (L) 10 , 0001 10 44. 'CaOOO 60 Cre pitaldit, Mobiles PIANO 1/0,8101.)8*.' Do. Protoresco 127,0164.1 et. I Do. 6p. M. Peep. Doh _ .. ico.oce 100 'rnicoanteorponiu•a(i p ao,oool qt. Indla Irrigation, dc. 106.000 1 /0 14ppilanCoaLit mites, 879,071 iiiectric Telegraph 10,000' I Eng. and Ma. 10,0001100 cog..aogishYrk 16,000 1 100 %Inoue's! Corporation.l 0,000 60 SMnanclal Dnt (1.4 30,000 20 a re -14. Wire iscoti llouse (L. 10,000' 60 Gallivan (Limited). 126,000 20 :O.Creclit&FbLotLan . .(Ll 20,000 15 !Gen. Roam Nashistian 1 10,000 SO I flowed - Jolonlal 100,000 20 filgsßap 1 00,0001 60 Intp. odso etlier.llhAss. to,eool IMian Carrying (Lim.) 160,000 20 I InternaLlelnan.Soc. (L) 300,000' 20 internat.land CrediCl ao,oosi Iltallanirrig. 1005000 WO Do. ep. c. r. 1970 1 10,0001 16 lototStocklnacoont(LE 10,000 60 1 land Securities (Lira)! 20,000! 26 1 Load. African Trading{ 10,000, 2 6 I Land.andCaledon.llL' 10, 11,000006 0 ,Lou,linstrict Tales. )1 SO , Loud. intlin. Moo. 10,000 10 I Do, New 176,0001 a ,Land.O. Omnibus C.(LII, 10,000 60 Lund., Italian, Ac.fitas.! 60,000 TO .Lond.PrognuAsLtlarinei ao,000" to Madras Iniga..t Canal 60.0001 20 I Do. 1 10.000 IS Marine Investment 1 12,600' 10 !Mauritius L , 12.00. , 10 1 gedlt. E a t en . Tel L. 4 0 .000; SO IMWwW Iron Works. 22,500 10 NatallnadtCol.C. (1;1 10,0001 V. ! National Diu Cam (1 1 10,0f0 60 :National Financial (L)1 36,000'105 'Naganalnteaan Na,. (14 6.000' 20 INerbuddaCoal & L 10.000 , 26 IN.Zeedand T.ALeast(L 187,1711 St. , N.Brit. AtutraisaistuL)l 40.0001 60 IN.BriLitgercan. lo.(L 35,000 2 ',NovalkotiaG.andL 20,000 0 1 Do. do. 40.000:, 26 Ocean Marine ba sun 10.000 20 ;Oriental CornmerclapLl 16.1`" . io,ooo Fin= ( i.e WO, 1 , Ortontal Gem (Una l led)l 60,0001 1 Do. New 00,000, 10 ,Oriant.lnlandStesen(4)l 10,000: 60 Ottoman Financial (L) ' 10,000' 6 'Ottoman Ou (Limited 12,500 10 • Panamali.M.Stcans(L. ) 6,500, 6 1 Do. .. 600,00011 Be Feelltlv. & (L). 20,000. 60 Peninsular &U. Unmans 20,000:00 1_ Do. hew _ _ e o 4 iX S 5 6 S 26 pm 702 112 128 112 I - ii ft fdim l' l l7, " I igen }°L}pm 43 tliesle dle 2 / 5 1 1 lipeo 161 5 Mai 55 I 1 i 1 iio:Cl IP P : l Par oral 1 110 101pand' 93 Ofgatd , 1 3 241. 1 2 I P 3 pa. 331 1 1 ar w* 1 pm, Pei 3 I P• 3 32 131 i 1411 Iprai gi 99=4) Par t WI k itnn i 180824 00 70 11 S 19j 2 1 Ilpe 17 18 poi f . .14°1 79 81 19 11 peal 4 IVAN 85 05 • 1 dl. par 90 98 I 116 18i 17,000. eb L. 10 ;Qurada ,L, 3L (LI 10,000 60 Rhyroney Irak 10,000 16 • Do. Now COO' 06 Rio J. City leoprov. (L ) , 29.710 1 26 Ditto ditto . . 16,0001100 'Royal mmats:es. 200,0001. SR SeeLhastra. Divest (1.1 60,000, 60 Smith, Knight...loo4. 110,00,, 20 Soc. Root 10000' 60 ' S.Africaa N. d ID. 1. 16,201, 211 ' , tooth Atietralhus WWI 30 011.1 St. )Bobrearine Telegraph 1 27,6001 20 .Tel.Coostrottallale.(Ll 100,000, 20 almoonallereey 1L)1 10600' 10 Trust tAgeamotatte. 60,000 20 !T. & L Co. of U. Coos& 20,000, 1 6 United& Teleg. 00. (L' 60,000' 2d !Unities. Marine los.(L) 26.000 1 10 Upper Amam Tet,Lim. 25,000.10 Um 10.000, so !Von Dtemett's Lod 20,000, 60 ) warrant futauco,Llm 20.000 i 60 ,WeetladJadraeißelt L 1 O a r, l pel' 29 43 16 j dim pin 61 I 1 Pal Par 19 33 11 1 au' i 2 3 yra 17 14 911 I t ice. 4 4 4 Pro' ad 14 1 bi _l4 _id 41 # I ei St 1 t id 'td 611[4 11 i 4 gi LII: id 10a i 10 PREFZRENC7t SHARPS. Groat Enfant. E. Counties Rata:aka, No 2, 108. Great South Wales, guaranteed 5 par oast., 102. Great West Midland—Oxford, god guarantee steak, 1201. Great West—Nawp. 5 per cent. pref. red. at 5 per amt. p.m., 102. London, Chatham and Dover, 5 p.e. prof. 98. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia sad S. Frans. Lim., 11102. 7 per ant, 16j. Western and North Western of Franco, 201. PROVINCIAL HOARE NAJLiII79. LresnitooL, Arouse 8.-Great Eastern, 471 id-Manch/Mar, ITheilleid, and Lincoln, 661 ad-Midland, 138 - Mtn, 181. snares, 41 p.-South Eastern, en - Lancaster and Carlisle, rib--Santa Barbara Gold Mining Company, d.-Buffalo and lathe gll7Oll, e(kitietcl)h.lll4 p h . , 31 c ! . . -Alliance Bank of Lor ed o:TiLi p tmo;l -Eastern Exchange Bank !Limited;, 2 saohdaied Bank 1 1-16 1 p.-livarpool Mance (Limited), Ip. -Mercantile and Ecckapa6 Bank (li mited). 91 116 p.-North Western Bank ( teri;, 61 p - Lancaahlre Insurance, 1 ad p.-Maritime insurance (Limited), 8.16 1 p.-Queen Insurance. 11 D.-Union Marine ((Limited) 3 p. -National Steam Natigatoon Company, par 1-16 el. Mthenninut, Ammer 8.--The market n. 7*-Consoildsted Bank mu inlet, but steady. Confederate Loa (Lim p ited), 7 . -Great Eastern, 471 7 1 1-Great Northern. A, 153 21 1-Lanciathire and Yorkshire, 120-Ixindon and North Western, 1161 II }- Manchester ftheMeld, and Lineolnabire, 661 ditto per cent. pref., d.-listropolitan, 113 121 }-111dland, 1371-80.11 A Eastern, Vi. 1-London and Caledonian Marine, par-Sambre and Menne, 74-General Credit. 2 13.16 p., cum dir.-Nattheal Steam, par-Hudson's Bay, 16 7-16. WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) TCESDAT, AOOOB7 S. a A-IL Naew ll7l W. &Derail& 29.73 M. Lank KU &W. Avdroseas 2i NI w IL&Z. Greencastle 29.64 1141 Galway W9I 6r. W. Valenti. Mt). N.W. Cope Cl e w ; 29.94 6.1 W. 4lueemobro• 29.11 60i N.W. Liverpool 29.90:4 && W. 22.1767. B.W. Pembroke 20.0101' N.N.N. Peossoos SUP 64' W. Brad 30.04 06 W.S.W. L'Ortei 14.00 93' W. ItactisforS 30.04 N.W. 29.96 66j W. 2. W. Wqrsooth W.B.W. Porteroooth fan 64 B.W. Lawton '29.97 6? N. W. Moor 19.92 NI B.W. Venom* 16.93 OD W. vid _aids 129 se 27 66 W.N.W. Ne 11 80 414 0 11 2..66 N W.N.W. N.W. se -.- 1 W. be I XL W. S. W. is '047 W. ro 9.141 W. co &NI e 0.20 W.N.W. • 11..1 W.S.W. boa 0.13 W.N.W. bo 0.19 W.N.W. ou W. o N.W. be / WW. W. ro . o,— R. W. br 13. W. .be co I W.N.W W. es W.N.W. to W.W.11. a 41m 104 140 zd 7 11 13 fl zd It 3 pea I 3pa Pr! ti ie I Ipm a . 4 . pa Si Vigil -9 10 pal 11 '.9pl 1d 16pas sd 1 lipm le I Odi :t frE , ii Hal 4 ail= A 4. I !t!'si 4151oiiin' 9 77 £3 of 341 3330 1 3 2 1P 3 . t£ II aiTai All 4 ici u i iti Pala Si 91 pa 10 pm C fpsid par i pet ad i Segall MINES.-(THIS DA T.) Two o'CLous. There is still little business doing in the minisw market, and very few variations have of.- curred to-day iu quotations. Ilillenbeaglo shares have risen to 41 to 1, while East Caradon have declined to 28/ to 2. East Gtenvills are quoted 6so ; Wheal Soon, 210 to 220 ; sad Marko Valley, 41 to 5. Rest Lovell are officially marked In, and West Caradon, 15. St. John del Rey Mining shares are heavy sad have declined ; transactions are officially reported at 38k. Yudanamutana are also dulL On tls• other hand, Santa Barbara are inquired for, in eon sequence of the satisfactory character of the ad vice' just received. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Elooan.—Tbe market hes again opened heavily, midterms. praise are barely supported. Mauritius fair yellow mead sh 395. 6d. ; and Kandla cleyed 34.. 3d. Refined, comma lows and titles, bare declined to Ma. dd. ; and ustkiall goods have shoo sold at easier rates. COMZ. —The market privately has bees inactive; tlp bade having been occupied eith the samples of the lamp parcel of Bast India to be offered by auction. The Woo San commeoced rather howdy. 00coe. —6( 3 bags Bible sold at 425. Tra. —The market minimum quiet. Rica—Belem is the oily description inquired for, bell the high prime demanded has checked sales. Parrot—Singapore sold at 3icl. cub. Etat. —5O puocheoos of Jamaica sold, good fair at 2a. 94. to 2s. lid. • low, 2s. 4d. SALTPITELL —No sales reported. Mrroir.—The market minnow inactive. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 40a. id. net cosh ; Petembars Y.C., on the spot, 411. 9d. ; Octane to December, 41s. iki. ; Jammu to March (18(i3), 44a. di So 44e. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY HARICHT.—ITHIS DAY.) Marra Harvey and Piston report trade tiro at last day% tel Prime meadow hay. 00e to 100 a. ; laterite Milt o 85a. ; sew ditto, GA. to 925. fid. ; clover, dd. 90s. to 120 a. ; straw, 27a. to 32a. HARVIRT IN TER MIDLAND COUNTIER—Wheat sad barley cutting is now become general to the comities ef Worcester, Hereford, and Gloucester, sod the proepeda of the return are, on the whole much better than could haft bees anticipated, owing to the extra cedinery drought. The scarcity of rain in the middle of Cooked has bees very remarkable, and perhaps no district shows the effect meth than the three counties above-named. Only a very few showers have fallen is the last three mouths, awl os the they mile the earth has cracked for two or three feet deep. SINGULAR TAIIGRT ACCIDENT.—OR Friday last an inquest WAS held at Weele on the body Of Rebates Butler, aged 11 years, the daug hter of a sweep, whose death WY occasioned by one of the Waste used by the Toadying Hundred Volunteer Corps falling upon her. Emma Baltic the sister of the deemed, deposed—On the af :emcee 4/ Tuesday, the deceased, myself, and three other sisters, seri a little brother. sU younger than myself, went down to the volunteer praotier-grotiod to pick up the lead at the Suddenly I heard my little brother scream out, =et looking round I saw that the target bad falba dorm. I went up to it, and all that I could see al the deceased was one of her feet with the toes pointing to the ground. We tried to lift op the target, bat we could not, and we the, west home tad gave as alum. At the time the target fell there was DOD errs of us seater than four or fiat yards. and there was no wind at the tics—Edward Bytes, labourer, said : Oa the afternoon in question, hearing that the target had fallen sad killed a child, I west to the spot followed by a wawa sawed Summers. We raided the target, whisk was as mask as we could do, sod I took the demised. who was lying fat upon her face, from underneath. She was quite deed, sal there wee some blood upon the graced when her face hal kid. The target, I tiodarateed, weighs half-atop, std the iron hold-fasts were hooked to the back of the target and hod spikes st the made for akin them into the grounk— Joseph Lat. thatcher : I have the ethosthethat of the km gets. They were both securely fixed on Friday List, and I am emits sure they would have been safe as the Trawler if they had not bean interfered with. I do not thaw that any horse was in the field between the Friday sad the Tuesday. I know that the other target hoe been once found lyier fist oa the growth—The jury re turned a verdict of " Accideatal death." but in the coarse of a discusaios which ensued a saggestios was made that rifie targets should be more malady had than in this Malawi'. The usual manner of fixing the targets —indeed the targets and fasteoinge both are those provided by government—is that dracribed by the wanes' Byles, mad ample resistance is in that way obtained airtime the form of a bullet fired from the front ; ba so provision is mole for any blow or disturb:mai from the back. DO one being supposed to go behind the target. It is impossible, how ever, at any r ange to prevent children from picking up th e nl4 had. The Co over said he should oominnoiethe with Captain Cardinal' (oommoodant of the corps) on the sub ject, der= Herold. CARLSBROONA Caortht—Tbe tourist on coronation fog the merest to Oa istwooke Cathie by the anciest direst footway from Newport lingers on the shady . slope at the lest of the castle mound. and luxuriates in viewing the Moth piece of charming rural emery round the castle. threepiog from the carriage road below down to th r :i . mill strewn is a dowry meadow , "ever blooming. f , sal fair," sad studded with luxuriant elms ; beyond the stealth are the smiling gardens sod verdant lawns of the west end of the vi7ige of Coriebrooke. The beautiful meadow ithatelth to, oominoraly called the " Volunteer Field," wee bon& about 50 years ago by the oommiasioned omen of the thi vainteers of the Isle of Wisht, who applied the pay they received to volunteer aid charitable purposes, sad traeless ..ere apj..inted to admiaster the proceeds, together wok some funds placed In a local bank, which bask brae sod relieved the trudges of that put ei their tenet. The protest tthetes of this lath is Sir Hoary °slender, of Nth well, Bert.. who became trustee in Um thorn of bin father, the late Sir William Oglasder, and it appear. thee sr aragements have besot made for letting the land an mate rents for building purposes. At Newport and everywhere throughout the irked the project for taming eat lila work of destraetios bet called forth strong harbor. of db. approbation. The 'ablate the brought forward at a math meeting of the Ne wp ort Tows Oossoll, sad a delesteMan was met immediately from Mat body to Si Hefty Ogkader, with the view of settles before him the risethee ties of rural samery which the tercado of betake sad rateks would isvolve aid to induce him to &bathos the perjest. Bier Hoary Oglaader received the deputation, sad in wale have promised to do all in kin power to meet the withal al the town of Newport, although • portion of the lath Imo bola already let. I 1 a , ~ RI I I