The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVE NING, AUGUST 'l5, 1862. LAW INTELLIGENCE. DREADFUL FIRE. AND LOSS OF THREE LIVES., SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) surtax PONINIONS. MONEY (THIS DAY.) - ~.4. seal re I immure. I cialml a4 . °N sales ,„ 1 today d (THIS DAY.) ~_. Two o'Cisnag. --w- This (Friday) morning, between 1 and 2 o'clock, In the railway market to-day attention is l ir A i s a ,..Z,tt ..st‘a 1 , 3 1 I& 1011 - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. a fearful conflagration happened in one of the lofty man - absorbed with the settlement now in course of 20 2 Do. New _ _ - The funds al - fallen }per eel (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) . i on in C um b er l an d -s t ree t , near the Marble Arch, Hyde- completion. South Eastern stock bas risen ile as 282777 D0. 177417 . 77170011 . : 4 - HE WILLIAM RANDALL. park, belonging to S. W. Barrett, Eq. The discovery was i p er cent., while nearly all the other principal iss In itattjusas.kuostrim there is no cha The bankrupt had carried on business as a licensed n made by a police constable, who saw a glare of light fines are quoted the same as they closed yesterday. lee. Bde., avg. 1,, 1871 completion of endorsedby.4ll..H. 78 0 victualler, at the New Inn, Maidstone . This was • sitting lin the lower part of the building. He instantly London and North Western stock is now quoted mg me D g . j u in D o s. m u _ 7 . 4 79 - tion. Nearly fur examination and discharge. I sprang bis rattle, sod knocked loudly at the 961 to f ; Great Western, 66 to • L ancas hi re IN I* Do. trunk 1874 , ditto. 78 79 - but the princii The unsecured debts amount to 1,3191. ; secured, 270/.: •,,, St 100 Oakeriss it a. Beeleni lOl 103 - creditors to be paid in full, 1051. ; the assets include street door; but the inmates being asleep, some time and Yorkshire, 107} to 108 ; Midland, '1291 to 1.0 ;88 109 Caps TADoek Op.e.goe lO4 1091 107) which is seven good debts, IZ.N. i property given up to . WI , 6001 .; ditto imuslierily elapsed before he could ma ke them sensible of London and South Western, 99 to 100 ex div.. 61 10 100 Swim Bawl - in the bands of creditors, 841. their danger, by which time the flames had seized upon the Caledonian, 109} to 130 ; South Eastern, 851 IS, I 110 rep. i _ the internal de to Mr. Robertson Griffiths opposed. Mr. Doyle supported. whole of the stairease, thus cutting o ff all means of retreat Lag i Great Nor th ern, 124 to 126 ; and Eastern H g Do. H. do t 1 1: ---- This is a hol An adjournment was ordered until the 10th of November. by th e regular way. At that time there were more than Coun ti es, 60 to i. H. 100 arced Trunk oil Canada 904 2 1 i - Consols are 0 JOHN IeGREGOIL - This was • witting for examination and discharge . Th e a dozen persons in the building who were unable to escape Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, I I: s a i l D 8 : 5 .. 6 717 ,1 6 Pret .. , .„, - . , 67 , 66 - money, and - lank runt, John M 'G regor , was described as of No. 17, owing to the fury of the fi re. The only chance left de- at 4to i prem. Other foreign lines are inactive. toe all DA g par on phogo,, gig aspresent quota) Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital, tailor. Fended upon the early arrival of the Royal Society's fire OIWINABY bkLAALIS AND SToCILL toe all Do. / per et. 18 0- - 47 64 1.00 all Do. do. 1969 li 33 - - I for the 4tl Mr. Lucas appeared for the assignees, and Mr. W. R. 13n. escape. A few minutes' delay must have resulted in Ith. Ip d I Reaw,en. I i Ctos . trtess i Bain to-dal 190 all Do. do. 1872 3O 13 - champ for creditor. i to 1 p.n. tis. IN Need Indian Peninsula 109 109 . 1021 ness report b death to the whole household. Fortunately conductor ' The bankrupt was brought to this court upon a' trader h ew i ng NI all ~/ana-Wolalitenr Vs.. e 84 - * 12 Do. New 1 P* - Three per Ce debtor SUMMON hewed at the instance of Mr. Jonathan Eldon arrived with his escape in two Minutes al ter N. Lee 1 , - em.achee. „,.. ~,, ~e 20 1 Do. January, 1883 - pm; - .... Carr, a draper, of Goldenrquare. It appears ben the call, and was quickly followed by Conductor Hutch- II ell 'Blackburn ......- -- -•- 84 10 ell IL an • • ea lel 04 - per Cents., 9 ... ppi Star • in let - was the " managing directorthe West Mid- lop with another of the Royal Society's escapes. Upon 1 1 : 1 2 1 20711 tin g t=iiiiiii 7 , r .. .is Do. Ne ws , - Cents., 76 ; B dlesex Loan Society, which stated as director getting in front of the building they could see the smoke Ig, log &mei and gym, ...„ 87 80 IN len - 10 all Do.ap.aßdapailtl,w.op 57 100 - 230 ; ditto F Mr. John bl'Gregor, Mr. Anthooy Wolf, Mr. Richard Day. rolling fromnear l y part of it, and at several of the M. me thledoetse_ ~..----. I ref everyl.o an Do. 64 do.. 77,w 11. 0 - - - Secretary, Mr. E. Mitchell. Offi•., 17, Charlerstreet,- Lee all DO.l4o.ot.M.L.lsay. 89 91 - ditto Bonds, Middlesex Hospital. The objects of the society windows were children and women screaming frantically for Nr *g all aaro pmk ,,rag ind , liindm „. .- - - s; 7 . - 19 1 Indian Branch Limited 4 dla per - "enfacecl" rur were stated to be, "To mi.,' capital in shares of help. Elelen placed his machine in front of the house, le ell Da, • ,1 • no . dTv..Zeglil 1 1 - Ol 109 Hades Oust. 44 pie ct. 90 et - 51. each, for the purpose of _granting loans and owing to ites great height he was obliged to raise his fly r e e l l t D tilatitget in ' l ' 4 4' 4 6 2 44 6 ei. it. 100 Do. do. 6 pee et. 101 IN - per Cent., 111 - 0 IN Do. 61 pr et. Betas. 96 96 - upon approved security in sums of 5/., 101., 15/ , 20/., and and extra ladders, and at the risk of losing his own life he N all Dund..Parth,B3Abd,Ja. 94 lti -. It. 1011 Nelb.Corp.6p.M.Banda - - - prem. upwards, at interest of Is. in the pound, to be repaid by * ON. ftnnawbk & Oaeeda weakly instalments." The sum of 5 per cent. per annum entered the different rooms, and brought down in rapid .7 3 1 ,. le l 2.41.. /. 07 Antr im. . . 16 77 i 22 .1 777 Dims • esp. els. - - was to be allowed each shareholder for every complete succession a little child, four females, and as aged 91. led fades Union, esixiii 68 60 - N all D. do. lend do. 6 7a downward share he or she may ban paid into the society, Re. The gentleman. Whilst he was so engaged the other conductor, tk MI, DO. Nook 59 41 - H all Do. do. B eap. do. 4 6 - hweinesi was to be conducted by • chairman, four direr - heerteg screams .... N 0 Do. do. lend do. 4 6 - Turkish Loan proceeding from the next house, s k ,r, 111677 / 7 17M7 and 0 F r r g • • 100 N. IL ot Canada!' p. eB6 88 - sold as low a ton, two auditors, a treasurer, and a secretary. Depositors pitched his machine against it, and haring passed It. 189 Idiabril,Pero, Dundee 761 70 2 - et 10u Hinds .- .. ... -..... 1024 1084 - hid liberty to withdraw deposits with a fortnight ' s notice, in *lb Do. Pealatib .... -.. g gpm - the l ea d, 11l all Palk and Hyde June. - -• through some of the rooms, on reaching gg . mg 1 91. 4 ..4, B. sem. 104 106 to 1 din By section Bin the, rules it is stated, " The duty of the - N all Do. do. - secretary shall be to carry oat, by aasiduity and attention, at the back of the house found the governess 14 all l emmtlforthedlisoMand 116 140 - N. 100 Delnd.Billot.g.fp e9B 100 - marked 66f. all the instructions given to him by a majority of the of Mr. Buretem family thereon almost stifled with •. I..""ai n. . 2 1 A orlhom A . N . : It II i 5 are droopim directors et all times and on all ortraioas concerning the COLONLIN, 00•11181111111 T SICIIIIITIES. smoke. He at once brought her down the escape and as, - Par to i Pro business of the society, keep • correct account of the receipts IFO fro. - "it 111 -res. epeirls - pildß lea 106 also three other endangered persons. Loud cries were then 10 ._ 101Als.illosatie we („Ire) 107 100 - No. Ift 1 NONA IPdI OL penes. Sales. Portuguese, of the moiety," Re. 111 1. MN Welters 6 62 MI 77 4 di 5 I 7 1 Mr. W. R. Buchanan stated that bankrupt not having made for the conductors to enter the burning building and ea. toel D u o.illonrVaLthis.Bo IN 67 - -.. .. . pa, -1111 . 108 104 1 1 .... .. Diollpireent.,llllll4.. ISO - - - to 01 di; ; E furnished his accounta, it would be useless to go minutely rescue Mr. Barrett • sod two of his daughters, who were 11l 100; feasible,' IforkYdr • 1074 10 107) g .... .. Del per 070.41101‘. 100 10! 106 - into the matter. There would be a great deal to say on • known to be still inside. The conductors both made for the N. 160,1emiloa and Binotwell 68 86 0 -.. .. Do. spar elllar.allep. 100 196 IN 1072 and the secom future occasion. 111,. leo, Blllke l2O 122 first-floor, but the flames were rolling out and curling round St, Ifie I ape,. de} 4 6 74 •-• -. 2,114. .. Do. 6 per seat. - rise in Mexier The court panted an adjournment sine die with limited 60 .. Do. 6pwoent.ln. Stock 100 0 96 - the window tope with such fury that they were unable to S. 101 leadoa &Nara min 0 6 96 f 6 protection °sly to the bankrupt. the w ell Do, - - .... .. *6 Bopeep.ctlen 100 1013 109 - actions are rat enter, and were, in point of fact, fairly driven back by ak no gmAin=weg.,,, 101 1 . 2 ID igg ... • • .. do. 1880 100 112 114 1134 12) per Cents., • do 1891 100 111 113 - flames and bested smoke. They next went to the other 11 sit ioadandstreso?kusts :: ::- - al. .. New &maw. Glov. Bp. ct. 100 10 106 - Italian Five THE POLICE COURTS. windows, but with the same result. All hopes of ta. B4 1:: xis jiliut tr ui° , ,, k , ,a 274 7n4 ; 30 .2° .... .. X. B.Wales Civ.6p. ii. 1886 100 91116 1004 .... .. Do. 6p. 0., 1871 to 1876 100 *I too; Hsi 28fr.); ditto - saving the three unfortunate creatures known to IA all Metropolitan - (THIS DAY.) have been left behind in the building were therefore at an 72 Ile 7 n 01217 • • .3.3- -•• •• A li 00 2 ~,, - - pi, •... .. New o. Z 6 eid p. ona e a r cent. 100 101 100 1196 - i Melic 47l Thre BM 2.14 Do. New II P 150, .. Nora Scotia 6p. e., 1876 100 104 106 - Peruvian TI --e- end, and screams loud and piteous could be heard appa. lt. 1* Do. Bum& Derby - .... .. 8. Aust.Gov. 6 p.c. Bonds 100 108 110 MARLBOROUGHBTREET. nutty proceeding from some portion of the ground Boor. I. all /161. OA. Wa. are.) - - .... .. Vtc.rn. ep. a taettluly 109 106 108 7. Five per CI MX WINTBB JOBSION AGAIN. •-• Here an attempt was made to enter, but without swains, raa a n al N W r iuu mb lasi a m c u n t & -, - ••• .... .. Do. do. 4p ix April aO. lee An lag 10 81 I 1862, paid up Mr. Wittily= Johan, who stated that he was the author and in • few minutes the scream ceased, and the flames shot lib I Newry& Aruisgb,det. - •••• dls of about '2O works, attended before Mr. Tyrwhitt, and said - ' POING, 211121111. lB6B, for sot be had just been discharged from the House of Correction out into the street It then became manifest to all present : J e n =W51 70 0 1 3 171768. .7 ta sr - Es ; sk. 1 Kam IPdi a. pikes i sass 73i, 74 ; di( after being there for two years for a libel on Sir James that these three persons had perished. Se. 10 North British ..,. . - woos ss Avalwais. - 401. paid, if , Ferguson, of which he was innocent, but upon that The engines of the London Brigade from Kingatreekßaker. 75 . Al: NorthDevoll_.... 24ll : l ;D• 86 - 60 - .., - *we 1 Boa Aseark_LhadterL 1 i 1 point he would not enlarge. The purpose of street, Golden.square, &c., with the powerful land steam ::. is 11. Til .. o. -- FLIT ... I.P7tn . . 1 0 dis --. - die 1 2N 7 6 Hut 1 3. 277 . 00 4/0 1 c ull -7 661 ; ditto Oar Ls application was to state that when he went into the engine of Shand sod Maim, and others from more distant se . mg Do. g m .), ._ . gel 66$ - :24000 I Oapala Silver No per i t gint - House of Correction he was dreamed as a gentleman, but depots, bringing with them Captain Shaw and strong bodies N. mg n o , T og a „ „,,,., 66 85 - 121000 de Ochre Omer .. IaU n - had his clothes taken from him, and on applying for them of • fi remen, arrived in rapid suciessiou. A good 94, 101 teeth Lead.. ... ..... 106 1011 - 10,000 10 N. Ow pm.) - Consols rem he was informed that they had been destroyed in a "apply of water was at once procured, but the flames 10 6 Do. New I I Ph , - 76,cce I Dun If.dn Oppose all I 1 _ fire which took plane at the prison and the bad obtained too firm a hold to be way conquered, mil 1 10 North atagravdthir•-• • l 77 47 741 id 21.000 8 Bast Del Rey(Lalted) 1 f i pal u i to I for the ac clothes were given to him which he then appeared in, and and great fears were for some time entertained for I. „ „ ee l° Ireglhadl•WellkapJaw' 1 01 777 - 0,060 I Fortuna (Lim.) OrsailsaimiLaC. - - _ 20,000 0 Dieural IID 21 211 - a piece of dirty rag was given to him to put round his neck , the safety of the mansions on either side. The firemen , ii , - e l L e tt _, WOW 1 Northern yesterday. - and in consequence of the disreputable way in which he was although exposed to imminent danger, were enabled to per- gg all pmemmegg ...,_, „„ -. ... .- NS. Austral= It 12 0) Ns - ()Winn to lb dressed when he appeared at th e Westminster Police-court sue their perilous avocation wi thout sustaining any LI all Mainsail • .33 -3 - 0000 11 Upends (Um.) 1 I a few days ago he was described as • person of shabby ap- personal injury, and were the means of saving • vast amount Ilk lee aortbdi Petrel - 16,000 a Unarm pearaime. He had applied to the visiting justices, and they of the surrounding party; but the main body of fire could en l k . 1 . 4 .. ......,...... 11 • 04114 b 7 1,•IAbociiik. 46 47 - 10.000 6 Militant= 54 dm ler - bar silver for would give him no redress . He therefore wanted a sum- not be exti for nearly three hours, when the man- ••• ••• '''.•''"' "'""'"" • •-•- - 108,816 1 IlawWta .., all t - occurred in tb moos for his clothes. sion was burnt out, and those on either side damaged. 11, 109 blimpshin Union 47 0 - 90.000 1 N. neC.cil .z.. 2 i , dla - 10 0 Intlintmleallheein . . •-•- - 10,000 19 1 1 0003 and 811 an 1 6 - The tra ffi c i Mr. Tyrwhitt-How can I give you a Emmons for de- When the ruins were sufficiently cooled to allow anyone H. 10 South - 100,009 1 Port Phillip 71 i 71 - (Eastern Cam taining your clothe" when they were destroyed in a fire? to enter, the firemen and escapemen found lying in et, Hi sou th Disioni _.... 864 136 86 . _ 1 Santa Berbera Gold N 4 pen - ,A.,...., st Applicant-They had no right to take away my clothee , the passage Mr. Barrett and one of his damhters 0 100 South Wain Ng 19; 69 00911 1 8000 Anetho (Lim.) 100 1 pm, 1t f 'ilea ) 11 "... 1 . I was put in the prison dress. I was also detained three burnt in a shocking manner, and of mum dead, and 010 II lerkah.& Leer Dui, 96 100 - 11.809 118 N.John del Bey (Um.) 16 66 North Easter weeks beyond the expiration of my sentence. I wrote to the other daughter in the back room also burnt to death. 44 13 all .. a l laings . 4 ,.., 4 ,.. W : kh kg baL Ma * 6 7 - 0174 WIN Bolted Mexican all 61 74 I7s Western, an i gg 39 gg rat Mem I Wowthlrorr lIA ..1 AI I t - Lord Palmerton and others, and I also wish fora summons The remains were removed to await a coroner's inquest. i t " r , - due - • - gine 8 9 poi - 0009 3 Yudananintana (Lite.). all 14 21 - Sheffield, and to compel the persons to give up my letters. How the calamity occurred ia at present enveloped in 160 164 160 the Midland, U. IN Tall Vale Mr. Tyrwhitt-1 cannot may in point of law that the obscurity. Whether the mansion was insured or not is 03 all Ulster 6 61 6 9 JOINT NOCK BANKS. Northern an authorities are liable for loss of clothes by fire. If they also unknown. It H Do. Mr. Tyrwhitt—How can I give you a anmmons for de taining your clothe' when they were destroyed in a fire? Applicant—They had no right to take away my clothee. I was put in the prison dress. Iwu also detained three weeks beyond the expiration el my sentence. I wrote to Loed Palmerston and others, and I also wish for a summons to compel the persons to give up my letters. Mr. Tyrwhitt—l cannot my in point of law that the authorities ale liable for loss of clothe. by firs. If they put the prison clothes on you legally no one is liable for the other clothes. As to the letters you speak of they are not within my jurisdiction. lon must apply to the court of the district. If you think proper you can sue for the value of your clothes at the county court. The applicant then withdrew. SOUTHWARK. A 71CRT-OPLLAVK CAN ON THE LOOK OUT . . . • FRIGHTFUL OCCURRENCE TO THE "FEMALE BLONDIN" AT HIOHBURY BARN. George Lee, a decent-looking man, waiino;ii to the police as a ticket-of-leave man, was brought before Mr. Comb* charged with loitering in the public streets for an unlawful p James far police-constable 258 M. said that about 2 o'clock in the morning he was on duty in Newington causeway, when he noticed the prisoner lounging about in the doorways. He watched him, and seeing him try several watchmakers' shop shutters, he went up to him and took biro into custody. Mr. Combo asked if be knew the prisoner. Witness replied that he understood that be had been tried and sentenced to four years penal servitude, but by some artful means be succeeded in obtaining a ticket-of-leave after serving two years and a half. The prisoner said that was quite true, but he never in tended anything dishonest. Yesterday be went to the Mansion House, and told Alderman Humphery that he wanted means to take him home to Loughborough and he had a few shillings. Wishing to save that he walked about the streets. (nom AN In wzrszse.) last night an event took place at Highbury Barn Gardens which not only produced the greatest consterna tion amongst the visitors, but has resulted in the most serious if not fatal consequences to Mime Selina Young, or, as she is styled, the " Female Bloodin," the celebrated rope walker, who created such a lineation at Cremoroe Gardens laic season by crossing the Thames on a tight rope. Shortly after 10 o'clock the " Female Bloodin " ascended one of the stages connected with the ropes which is about 100 feet in height, and by the aid of blue fires, and attired in a suit of armour, proceeded on her perilous voyage in mid-air. She reached the eastern stage in safety and spin returned, performing the feat of wheeling the barrow. A third time she crossed the rope, covered with a sack, sod then commenced her final tour to the starting point in the midst of fireworks' discharged from each end of the balancing pole she carried in her hand. She had arrived within about 20 feet of the western stage, when the Catherine wheels at each end of the pole had reached their greatest velocity, at which moment reports were heard, and, stern of various hues were emitted. At this instant it was plainly ob servable that there was a fearful oscillation of the pole, as well as of the unfortunate performer. A general cry was relied that she was falling. The pole fell from her grasp, and the performer toppled over. For a moment she appeared to cling to the rope, either by the legs or hands ; but, whether from fright or otherwise, in another second she was seen de scending head foremost into the midst of the loftytrees beneath her. The scene of horror and consternation, coupled with tbe screams of the females present at this moment may be well imagined, and hundreds rushed to the spot where the poor creature lay at the foot of a tree completely doubled up and apparently lifeless. Cries for medical aid were raised in every direction, and it fortunately happened that there were a number of surgeons who, as parochial officers of St. Pancras, bad been attending a dinner given at Highbary-barn at the close of the day's proceedings, namely, the beating of the parish boundaries, , kn. Among them were Drs. Hillier, Claremont, Sutherin and Seal. 'Two of these gentlemen, Mr. Claremont and Mr. Saul, were immediately on the spot, and the unfortunate woman was carried in an insensible and apparently Melees condition to an apartment adjoining the theatre, where, upon examination by the medical men, she was found still alive ; but her countenance, pulse, and respiration, too plainly indicated that very serious injury had been sus- Ulna ~. i~; Do. Valli at Need Vidal& Stn. d Plmuco woos Cornwell W.HartlepoolfLarbatill woos IlidlAnd—Odard -Diii° lMito -- B 1 85 17 8 6 2 8 . 4 98 100 6 7 68 99 8 9 fp 160 164 66 4 16 81 1 96'14' 144 64 1 7+ 44 114 51 40 84 90 I Balm iiii;la 10,000 6,000 10.000, 110 100 10.11 11* 100 100 _ _ 10,000 t 6,00) 66,000 16.060 10,100 10,000 BO 906 16.000 iii:aos6 16,00 C 110, tOG SAMILL Lars kM 11. kir. haat AllianceLoo.dLtvavoal Australasia Beak of Has bank of Load= British lu. America Cliar.Bk.Brlt. Columbia C. lit. laws. ,Clutu. Carta Mira of ladle Ica., sad Mae The constable here informed his worship that he dis tinctly saw the prisoner approach two watchmakers' shops and try the shutters. Sergeant wise, 12 If, said that several robberies had re cently taken place in the neighbourhood, and extra con stables were placed on duty to detect the thieves. Mr. Combo told the prisoner that he was not only an im postor but a thief, and the constable had acted perfectly right in taking hint into custody. He should, under the eirennuitances, sentence him to three months' hard labour. The prisoner, who seemed rather disappointed at the decision of his worship, was then removed by the gaoler. 1041 Ina short time she wu restored to consciousness, and by the direction and noder the superintendence of the medical gentlemen was conveyed to a sleeping apartment of the tavern, where a more complete examine two wadi attempted to be made, but upon manipulations being tried her sufferings were so acute that on consultation with her own medical atteodant, Mr. King, of Highbary, who had by this time arrived, it was considered advisable to allow her to repose for some hours, carefully watched, and an arrangement was made for an early morn ing consultation. At this time it was the opinion of the medical gentlemen that although the exact injuries were not defined they were significant of a very serious if not fatal result._ el OaaadaL nr .. L Boot&Auettared laperLl Bank. Limited In the meantime the gre►tst excitement as to the fate of the unfortunate but intrepid woman prevailed —so much so, that although Leotard's performance had commenced in the Great Hall, hundreds still remained in the gardens, making earnest inquiries of everyone who came out of the building into which she bad been con veyed. A second catastrophe was also apprehended with regard to Leotard himself. He had gone through a portion of his performance, when some one indiscreetly informed him of what had happened. In an instant he became lividly pale and so unnerved that at the next bound he made he missed his grasp of the bandies of the centre trapeze, bat be came bounding on to the padded platform on his feet, amidst the applause of the audience. It is stated that the proprietors bad a foreboding that it would be dangerous to ascend the rope, in consequence of its wet and slippery condition, and that they endeavoured, unfortunately without success, to prevail upon the Female Bkindin to relinquish her performance that evening. LATEST PARTICULARS.—(THIS DAY.) This morning at 8 o'clock Mr. Claremont, Mr. Saul, and Mr. King met in consultation at Highbury-barn, and it was discovered that the chief injury of the sufferer is fracture of the neck of the femur (thigh bone) ; but there are also others. She was sensible, and at her own request bas niece been removed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where she now remains an inmate. The unfortunate woman WWI to h►ve performed to-night at Wolverh►mpton. There was but one feeling prevalent after the accident., which was that the sooner these dangerous sensation exhibitions are put a stop to the better. i•Tnlcii, Lon. Ch. Bulk of ♦YMrL Do. New - London end County .. London Joint stack London & South Meru Lon. end Westminster. Metro. & Prov. Bank (L, Net. Prov. aQ Band.. Bank —..— • New South Wahl* Oriental Bank Wawa Ottoman Bank Bait.. l= loPordan IBIS Illirs.LL ep.a i to t= L Gralmoson. Corzoosuz Moo &BALL 71 71 pm 11 2lf 101 lii ft 4as II U pm If 1 101 111 Di j a ur. ca aboniah GI& Russian rut. L p. o Of. Central of halm at Lazesabg. Omsk Bh Italian Jamaica Lake Constance a Bala Ulm ma Turnhout Lean and Genera Marla Anted& pp. 1111,0, Nannalleget ; :the ~NaetMeaofnNecgov. Prt. 14 iti, - MELANCHOLY DEATH FROM STARVATION AND OVERWORlL—Yesterday afternoon an inquiry was held by Mr. John Humphreys, coroner for Middlesex, at the George and Dragon Tavern, High-street, Shadwell, touch ing the death of Timothy Driscoll, aged 63, who dropped dead from starvation on Wednesday evening last, while at work on board the ship Thomas Dill, • collier in the pool. M. Corcoran, ganger of coalwhippers, rid that towards the end of the day's work deceased fell backwards and died instantly Io witness's opinion h e di e d f rom want of food, for he had neither eaten nor drank that day, although he had whipped 6ve or six toes of coal. Witness understood that he had been in a state of starvation for two or three days previously, and he was employed by witness on that account. Dr. J. B. Ross said that deceased was brought to his surgery by some sailors, and was quite dead. The body was much emaciated, and death had resultei from the effects of severe labour while without food. John Driscoll said that deceased had often complained to him of being without food, but witness could not assist him, as he was frequently in the same state himself, and had often to whip coals upon only a drink of water. Deceased would never apply to the pariah for relief, preferring to go without food all day. The coroner said that the use was • most painful one, and the jury returned a verdict of "Death from exhaustion, from • hard day's work and want of food." ;Do. Now Shams Pro f . *so Trask Pro. Olplion.mudaarrosAddin) Lions. sad MAIL Paris sod Odom ri.„, sod & Trasolioo (Psrosoft=4p.o. WV lad Itoysi Deal& loyal Ihredfib IDo. I pot asst. llosslzo sod Moss o ! Do. per cost Pkvf: Wpm *Anil* Vsostloo &Lai ParftWipsfot p Soullsorn of Trams.— lorhs sad Savona Wad ilsodses Do. ile par amt. PM , Ws& it I. W.of "mos DEBENTIIILZ STOCKS. Rh. I Sr.w.- - 0,•1 S 4 is lei tie iN I . IMES' 6110AA.40.e.J•Abluly 11 1M Nortalkiip.a.Mar.AAspi. 1M IA 1113 man 01 .11 0 .10.4.40.04Jan.0au1y 100 112.200 110. 11•000101 A. Ams. •p. a. 100- 60.000 i 111. W.11141=40:.-459.0t. 00 102 100 Ti I Bale!. _ 16,00 X Do. New Prorthelai of Demo* South itostaalla Rolm of Andrel.• 10,000 64uOt 11:nlon of Ireland Uinta el lasndua (tha.).l No. 196 I Compute& 10,000 110,000 , 91,00 e "1,110111 20,000. - O:661 gik"°l • ILL Mail 111.(1.3 Amstsaliso Mirka • Berlin Waterworks.. Bombay Gais, Limited heti Ulak Ala* Do. B 7 thee e. tillltia Maeda Lad Oop.Mg.cding.tauselt VllPalmas Pretemaim _ , Pup. Deb. Stadia & Lou. huippos EastlndlatrtricA Caw, Little relevant Bog. and And. Cm. Gan. atria Nastiati Grist Ship(Medina) Do. 17; par nut. Prof Lon. District TaL (1.1 Lon. Gun. Omnibus eo Lon.&S Ire.Dir.ToL ,L ) Madras lerign. & Cana , Meaner. Ix. Tel (Lisa) National Disconat Co NerbudolaCoalettroaiLl NathsriandaL Sp. apt N. Brans. & N. Soot. ist N. Brit. Australasian Br i t. Gas Odes. In. Rift Mist) Minoan Gas _ 1.716 106,670 101.000 40.000 10,000 6 p, 000 46,000 20,000 40.000 10.000 Iltal Elver Lads Mu. Pada. sag Orlso. Bless Do. A.. - &bpi & but. TeL Ci.y Illreasy itoa ... ..... 20,700 16,000 EO,OOO 14206 76,000 110,000 11,600 60, 11... U WON' 10,000 110.000 15 Coo. Nil/ Rlo de Jan. City Im.(L ) 25 Do. do Lou Royal Mall Stem Oa Boottlal Amt. Inveslaa. 116 South Australian Laud latogaztoo ToL Scrip Noststared Do. do. Ttalegraph to India (L ) It.u. Atut(l..) 1.4.C0.U.0•0ada On Kingdom TN. (L.). To Dlemossa's rand.. 118 90 0 9 0 9 Pal 08 . 70. i - 4 i i i 83 85 I i dia 191 10k 15 $7 SO OS 60 62 17$ la i r i 1 1 le+ 26 se 38 83 2 84 e =pi 78 ao cllm 91 41 44 62 63 37 1 13 i 2 3{ as £5 _4O zi Sill Ilia 140 as_ sk - .1 -I ias par dim 1 Pm 4 dli par 11 14 91 - 214 • 11 4 -- August 14, MIL MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The funds are heavy to-day, and prices have fallen i t per cent. In the English railway market there is no change of the slightest importance, the completion of the settlement monopolising atten tion. Nearly all kinds of foreign stocks are heavy, but the principal fall is in the new Turkish Loan, which is severely prejudiced by the importation of the internal debt. This is a holiday on the Paris Bourse. Consols are officially marked 934 and 93 for money, and 934 and 4 for the account. The present quotations are 93 to 4 for cash, and 934 to for the 4th of September. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 240 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 934, 93; New Three per Cents., 934, 93 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 76 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 214 ; India Stook, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4, j ; ditto Bonds, 285., 265. prem. ; Four per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 93 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1114, 111 ; Exchequer Bills, 18s., 21s. prem. Foreign stocks in many instances are heavy, with a downward tendency. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan continues to fall, and has to-day been sold as low as 2 dia. ; the present quotation is 14 to 1 dia., while the paid-up scrip is last marked 661. Most of the other new loans are drooping. The Venezuelan is quoted par to i prem. ; Russian, 1 die. to 1 prem. ; Portuguese, 21 to 24 *prem.; Peruvian, 1 to Of dis ; Egyptian, &et bane, II to 13 prem. ; and the second issue, 10 to 12 prem. Yesterday's rise in Mexican bonds is not fully sustained. Trans actions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian Seven per Cents., paid-up gulp, 951, ex new ; Italian Five per Cents., 71, 701, (exchange 25fr.); ditto Maremmana Railway, 721, 1; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 28f, Peruvian Three per Cents., 884 ; Russian Five per Cents., 97 ; ditto Ave per Cents., 1862, paid np scrip, 934 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for amount, 721, 704 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73f, 74 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 401. paid, 4, f, 2 die. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 671, 644 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. - - Pout o'CLoex. Consols remain flat at 93 to * for money, and 93* to for the account. . . . About 4,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. Owing to the tenor of telegrams received yesterday from Bombay, there was an increased demand for bar silver for exportation thither, and an advance occurred in the price. The traffic return of the Great Eastern Rail way (Eastern Counties, Norfolk and Eastern Union lines) shows this week an increase of 2,036/. ; the North Eastern, a decrease of 6011.; the Great Western, an increase of 8,0161. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 7581.; the Midland, an increase of 7031. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,3461. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 5,1991. The receipts of the Grand Trank Railway of Canada for the week ending the 26th of July were 12,8691. sterling, being 2,0521. tams than in the corresponding week of last year. An extraordinary meeting of shareholders in the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited) is called for the 2nd September, to confirm the reso lutions passed at the special meeting on the 15th July, having reference to alterations in the articles of association. At iliehaliyearly meeting yesterday of the Berlin Waterworks Company, the directors report, stating the disposable bahnoe at 5,3461., and recommend ing the payment of a dividend of 2s. per share, free of income tax, was adopted. At a meeting of the Globe Insurance Company, held yesterday, Mr. Weguelin, M.P., was elected a director, in the room of the late Mr. Josiah Wilson. A cOirected memorandum from the Ecuatorian Commission of Agency informs us that the amount received by the mail on the 13th inst., towards the Ecuador dividend fund, was 6321 16s. Gd., instead of 3321. 16s. Gd. - - The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Coldstream for the conveyance of pas sengers to Sydney. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, August 12, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 6,838,546 Increase 681,188 Other deposits Oovertunent securities in hating department 10,986,097 No change Othereectuites m baaking department Coin and bullion in both departments -- 17,778,846 Decrease 178,092 Seven day and other bills 853,532 Increase 61,659 The Best Notes in realm 4;603;970 Inerseee 305;180 Total reserve (notes &coin in banking department). 10,361,651 Increase 341,233 The movements in the government and private deposits nearly balance each other, and, as the pnvate securities have run off, there is an addition of moderate amount to the reserve. The decline in the coin and bullion is not of any importance. BANK OF INGLAND.—Ae and telt Via, a te. for the WI 13, 1982. _ MCI DIN Note, tamed '5A1,571,106 13%671,161 Re3NII D 1 Proprietors' Capital 1114,663,000 Rest 4364,071 Milo Deposits (in cluding Exchect., Bay. Banks, Com mis. of National Debt, and Div. Accts.) Other Deposits 14,594,854 Berea &gaud °them Dtlls 853,632 mut pursuant to the Act Tth ending on Wednesday, August Government debt.. £11,013,100 Other securities._ 1,04.900 Gold win end bal .. - ii;n -- -- 169ri,166 Silver bullion .... .. 1 3467 1 .1.: /.40,194,001 importance, with the exception of a fall of per cent. in Turkish, which is still prejudiced by the importation of the internal stock. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has likewise declined per cent. Portuguese Scrip remains relatively the firmest of the new loans. _ ;icie..76;luThcs Dead Weight An nuity) Other gamines Notes 9,603,1170 Gold sad Silver Coin 867,681 /40,194.005 MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 104 to 4 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 2 3-16 to 5-164mem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, to dia. ;Universal Marine, to die. ; London and Provincial Marine, par; and Mercantile Fire, 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Hindoe tan, 1 to Oe dia. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to rem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, to prem. ; London and Middlesex Bank, Idm to prem. ; London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank, kto prem. ; Western Australian Cotton, to prem. ; Metropolitan Wagon, 1 to 14 prem. ; Irish Rolling Stock, dia. to # prem. ; Bank of Queensland, par to prem. ; General Rolling Stock, Ito prem. ; and River Navigation of India and China, 4 to 1 prem. American securities were stronger to-day, and in some instances a rather decided improvement oc curred. It would appear that the supply of many kinds is now very limited, owing to the magnitude of the amount bought up and shipped to America for many months past, and in payment for which heavy remittances of gold have been received in this country. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARL-14.N.E.-(THIS DAT.) • The weather has undergone •• change, mach rain hainng fallen. The supply of English wheat and flour continues short this week. Earley, Gate, beans, and peas, very limited. Malt, a fair queuitity. No Scotch or Irish oats. The foreign arrivals of wheat are moderate-that in addi tion to last day's report being mostly Prussian and some American and Black Sea. A few more barrels of flour from Oanada. Barley very trifling, one parcel only froth up, Pruanan. Oats, a liberal supply, Daniah, Archangel and Swedish. A good supply of peas from Prue , sia. Other grain and seeds none since Wednesday. The wheat trade to-day rather slow for English, supply small. Foreign held with rather more firmness in some mass, generally quotation(' unaltered from Monday. Flour fully as dear. Norfolk, 39.. Barley, grinding samples, at Monday's 'advance ; new malting, from Kent, obtained 395. this week. Malt quite as dear ; choice Ware, 68s. to 70s. Beans and peas quite es dear. Oats quite as dear as on Monday. Seeds.-Tinned and rapeseed fetch full prices. Clover- seed quite as deer. Other seeds firm. Ftomno CAIOOII4-Btimady trade, end value well sup portecL WHIAT.-Baglieh : Roes sad Kent, white, are, 494. to 575.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -8.; ditto, red, new, 475. to 5664 ditto, fine old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, kr., fine old, --a. to -a.; red, new, -a. to -• Foreign Danteie, 58s. to 59e.; he, 58s. to 59e.; extra, 59e. to -s.; Konipbsel, 53. to 57e.; ditto, extra, 575. to 58a; Rostock, extra, Ns. to 66e.; Mecklenburg, 53e. to 575. ; Uckermark ditto, -a. American white, 54a. to 57e.; ditto, red, 5 0 h. to 56e.; Cana dian, 50s. to 565. BABLII-Emetilt =Nog, -s. to -a. ; fine, -a. ; Finding, 27.. to 285.; and dwfilling, 30e. to Is. per qr. ; Iforeign 25.. to 295.; to ditto distilling, 29e. to 31.. Mann.-Era &KIX and Norfolk, fes. 635. ; fine, 63., to 675. ; and Ware, 65a. to 613 e.; brown, 50s. to 58e. Oars. Lmed' feed, 26e. 06. to 295. Od. ; potato, 304. to 34,. ; foreign, 275. to 325. Mass.-English tick, 345. to 35e. ; harrow, 38s to 395. ; piece, Ms. to 395. ; foreign. M,-y' 3om. to 325. ; tick, 36.. to 37.. ; Konigsberg, 38s. to 39.. ; Zpptm 325. to 335. Put-English boilers, 40s. to 41..; white and blue, 40s. to 435. ; maple, -4. to -e.; pay, 36e. to Ma.; hog, 38s. to 40s. ; forogm 345. to 35e. FLOOL-Wid town, 44e. to 46e.; ditto fine, 47e. to 515.; country, 42e. to 435.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. to 395.; French, -s. to -a. par sack; U.S. sweet, 265. to 29t.; Canadian. 265. to 295. : Spanish. -s. to -s. Inman Coss.-White, 310. to 834. ;*l 511. to 31s. FLoAnso C•zooza, all C. F. sad L -Wh ow, eat Berdi sanki and Marianopla, per 4921b5., 45e. to 47.. ; Ghirka, 455. to 475. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5., red, 395. to 41s. ; white, - • Danube and Galata, 361. to 41a. ; 29.. to 33., Barley : • and Syrian, pent a lt s. .. 21a. to 235. ; Odessa and Dawbe, do., 225. to Ms. Beim Egyptian, per 41031be.,304. to Si,, Males Odors sod Galata, per 4923b5., 31s. Od. to 325. ,• Bras il and Bulgarian, per 4801 be., 31s. Od. to 32m. ; French, do., --e. to -a ; American, do., 29.. to Ms. ; Egyptian, -s. to -a, SKIDEL-Oanary seed, per qr. 34e. to 50a. ; Hemp seed, per qr. 465. to 60s. Mallard seed, per bushel, white, 6e. to '9B. ; brows, is. to IA. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 60s. to 66e. ; "inroad ashes, Wish, per ton, 111. Om. to 12/. Os. ; AIMinOSI, thin, in brie., per ton, 121.0. to 121. 10s.; do., in bop, 111. OA to 111. 10s.; Baltic, 01. to 01. Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to 101. 10m.. Baps cakes. 6/. OA to 71. ; Tame, per bushel, winter, Bs. to 9m. Od. ; Rape. seed, English, per qr., 644. to 735. - . - Aluiszi &xi wpm . 1 , 2011 . AVQ Ot TO AUG. IL WW I sad Soots& - Wheat 9le • • • • 19370 Barley l9O t99oOsts Malt I I :::: 63&10 . Moor, Zoglisit, 1110 ado: do, Mt staii, 7190 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (By Hann AND 111tH xAarrna TY.IEOILPH). (PROP 001 °WI CORIMPONDS-47.) The market is the early put of the week was quiet and firm in toae, bat on receipt of India news on Wednesday additional firmness was induced, And a good bushes' has sines been done at an advance of fd. per lb., and Id. in Sant and BruiL Committee's quotatioos for fair American raised in Bowed'. Id. ; M,7ils, fd. • and Orleans, ld. Sales-29,620, speculation ; 13,070, e xport ; 14,970, actual ditto. Markets to-day open steady, and sales pro bably 10,000 bales. Coax.—TM cam market was thinly attended. Wheat, Id. to 2d. per metal lower. Flour 6d. per barrel lower. Healthy demand for Indian corn. Oats and oatmeal unaltered. TIMSDAY Emma. There was again a good demand for money at 1/ to 2 per cent. for choice bills. At the Bank of England the applications were to a fair extent. At Vienna yesterday the exchange showed a re action in favour of Austria, falling from 130 to 128.75. _ _ Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1 for the 4th of September, opened this morning at We to #, declined to 931 to e, and closed at 931 " buyers." For money the last price was 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93#, 1, ; ditto foe account (Sept. 4), 931, ; Bank Stock, 241, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 93e, #, 1 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 2 0 1 8 ); India Stock, 228; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1 , 1 ; ditto Four pet Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto Bor 265., 28s. : Fr • Cent. MINCING LA.NII.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAIL-These has been a dell and drooping market for West India during the week. the limited badness trans acted havingibess in meet eases at a declin4of 6d. per cwt.; good sod fins grocery qualities are most in request; the paroels of foreign offered by auction went off heavily on similar terms Eel3ned continues dull of Isle, and former prior are not supported ; brown lumps plentiful at 49a. 6d. Comm.-The liberal 'applies of plantation Ceylon brought to Risottos have sold with spirit at very firm Triage, at 65a. to 795. 6d ; pure fine ordinary to good mid dling, 83s. to 90s. •, peaberry, 88e. 6d. to 23". 6d. Native Ceylon sold at full prices; ordinary mall to good, 69a to 735. Cocoa has realised firm prices. Trinidad, mired to good red, Ws. to 765. ; fins and very fin*, 81e. to 101 s. 6d. Grenada superior, 76e. Tra.-At the public soles held this week, Taysham and blackish lest Coogan sold with spirit at id. per lb ad. men ; privately . the market is quiet. Bum-There is a firm bat not an active demand at firm prices ' • white Bawl sold at lbs. 40. Rom has been us active request at advanced prime ; Leeward' sold low to fins la. M. to la 7d. ; Demerara, is. 7d. • Mauritius, Is. 6d. Seicia-A fair business has been transacted without change in prices. Pepper, Penang, black, sold at 30.: pimento, at 2ed. ; nutmegs, la to la 2d. ; mace, 9d. to Is.; ginger, Jamaica, 525. to 102 s. ; Cochin, 625. to Ms. Bursars'.-The basinem transacted this week has been st lower prices. Corron.-The demand bas become active, and higher prices era paid. Juliet the public sales, and since by private contract, bee sold freely at about 10s. advance ; common to fine, 161. I to TM. 10s. Moth -The market continues firm. St. Petersburg clean at 351. 15s. Commeat..-Of 1,150 bags offered b 7 auction, about 500 bags sold at former rates. Honduras silver. at 2s. sd. to 3s. 3d. ; pasty, Ls. 4d. to 2s. 3d. ; Teneriffe silver, 2s. sd. to 2s. 7d. ; blear, 2s. 6d. to 31. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT). The market remains steady. Petersham Y.C. on the spot is quoted 48e. Bd. ; August, tea. 6d.. Dew ; Sep tember, 495. Bd. ; October*. December, 60s. 3d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LlADENHALL—Hides.—Prices : 36118. to Fats, 21a. to 3d. ; 641ba. to 721ba., 3d. to 34d. ; Mo. to 801bo., 3ell. to Md. ; 80th.. to 881136., 30. to 441 ; 88Th.. to 961b4., od. to 40.; 9611 w to 101Ths., 4p. to 41d. Oat skim., _Jnds, _.., prom' ; "mu' per - , 2a. so 3a. oa. ; fall, 6.. Od. - " enlaced" rupee paper, 934 ; ditto, rive per i0 ,,,, x ,"._81„„ p ad.. ; p o sed, 3e, 6d. to k . Od. ; Cent, loq ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., downs, 2e. 106. to se. 24.; lira* au Od. to Eo. 03. 111}, 111. 6 The India Five per Cent. Stock remains at 111111 . Plli kadea MI BO ROUGH HOP DiA m.t. R h KETreport.—(Ttlia the marketlS DA Y.) cos. 1081 to 4. India Bonds were quoted 265. to 28s. Banes firm, with hat few hops on offer. The reports from prem., and Exchequer Bills 19a. to 225. pram, ti ts *Malmo; with the exception of Mid-Bent and Woe. being le. lower than yesterday. meter, are favourable. In the foreign stook market the adjustment of -- the account tended to circumscribe transactions. COAL MARICICT.—(THIS DAY.) The principal demand was for Italian . Five per Walk., End_, 0 _„_ 456 °..._.. 17 .• el ; W. 1 1 . 1! Bed .. ; loath . HA- Cents. and Mexican Bonds, which have risen 4to 4 I ° 2l l l , gt, Well. 34. . s A :,t,....„"'”aum_i_c_, , _ l per cent., the former being strengthened by thel lB „,. , ' ifr id y — i i .' 4 s outh ' Bed g u e m a: 1 7,7 -. 9 1 ?Tr ai t more reassuring character of the intelligence re- ; Eud South Hellos, 111 e. 3d. ; Wall; Sad apecting the movements of Garibaldi, while magw in the_i vi He sas ugh E l u l d all aw,K , aislioarieL lf3a. FA ; vild6.6ils W A. 00 alla zore;a iled closewivbia:L OaDO. r e ocEdiv l ea 6; ilewmal,___ 3: 4 ; latter instance the impulse rests with the tude of the French reinforcements now being sent F t m 6 d;.„.; out, whence it is inferred that the troops 15,,, im. 711,,T t l epoo t West , 174774. ; pi s s Ta i r st .,' are to fore, their way up to the capital. The va- ley, lie. ; Beheld° MAW", 15a.; ing's Earilry, lbs.— riations in the scrip of the new . loans was of little 64 ships at market. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT =Nam rsz.paurff.) READING MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) CAVERSHAX STAKES. DOlMilill Sumps= ... .. Jaeli4a•tb•-Box .... ... ... ... 0) 2 Of H ran. READING STAKES. Soapstone ... .... ... Torn Fool ... ... ... Orphano l i . 2 ... •.• ... 6 WHITLEY STARES. One mile. Fitz.Avoe, Nemesia, Overton, Ripon, Don John, Wombat, Flash in the Pan, Commerce, and Gazelle are here. THAMES HANDICAP. Mile and three-quarters. Nemesia, Flirtation, Scaramouch, Watchfire, Don John, Springbok, The Don, and Ophelia are here. (here Artarvat.e.—Voluptuona Ratan filly, Peahen, Peignoir, Plunkett e, Violet, Lord Clyde, Safeguard, Ather stone, and flungerford. A MAN POISONED BY A SNAKE.—ThiS morn ing Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner, received in formation relative to the death of Richard Herridge, aged 52 years, a labourer, who died from poison under the follow ing circumstances :-11 appears that the deceased resided at No. 4,Spenoer-street, St. George's-in-the-Fist. He had been harvesting in a field at Chatham, when his hand was stung by a large snake. He came to London and subee quently he went to the Lo n d on Hospital, where be died from the attack of the venomous reptile which stung him. THE CROPS IN THE NORTH OF htiff.AND.—The crops here continue to make great program., though they Lae to contend at times with very wet and partially cold weather, and they have not the advantage of the sunshine and warmth that at this season is customary, and which would be so valuable. Wheat is looking well, but in some quarters red rust is preys. leet Oats will be a poor yield, though this crop has roade great progress lately, especially on rich dry land. Flax in low-lying ground is very indifferent, but for the most pert it will be au excellent crop. The potato diaease, we are happy to state, does not seem to be spreading. Turnips and other green crops are much behind what they were at this time last year, but they are improving, and with fine weather may turn out better than is genteelly anticipated. A considerable quantity of hay hu been raved. and with to. weather fanners will have an abun dant supply of this kind of fodder, and of excellent quality. The heavy and frequent rains retard haymaking a great deal, and make this operation very expensive.—Nortfiern Whip. Tun NEW RACE OP IRISH REAPERS.—LincoIn was thronged on Sunday last with Irish harvestmen, the major part of them being fine stout young fellows, well clothed an d we ll f e d . I n d eed the old type of Irishman, with sparrow•tailed coat acid breeches, mama almost to have disappeared.-3famf evcurg. A Dz.zit MUSICAL PERPORMANCIL—The Once a Month, for July, has lately beard of an indulgent father, who had spent what he thought a liberal sum—a thonsand dollars or so—upon his daughter's musical education. The result of this pecuniary investment seemed, to his mercan tile apprehension, to be summed up in three musical pieces, which he found his daughter was able to play when she tarns home from the hand of her teacher—tamaiy, a welts, a mazurka, and a polka. But she soon forgot the waltz, and afterwards the mazurka, so that at last the polka was all that was left to ber. Then, In the evening, when her father came home, he would throw himself languidly on the sots, and my, "Come, my daughter, give us that thousand dollar polka." reirunoi •wiaa RAZIMATI. Brisiol&Rieter4p.o.Ettk i ,Caledonian Qom. &h.. Cork sad Bandon ltap.o CD=.!pew ow& & Aber. J an. Red Anglian, A, 6 p. cd. Do. P. 01 - Do. A &Coon. Rs., Spot. No.l Do. do. N 0.2 Do. New p. Qt. SL. Resters Valois, 4 p. at. &Mt.& Gleww 6 p. of idla.,Perth,Dun.,4. p.c. Greet Northern, 6y. at. Do.6e.rod.ee 10 p.oLpos. Do. di per cent. Dabparsd_at6 p.npa loo4land, Lt Prot GIL Wank (Barked Heats . Do. redoes. te p. cent Do. redeem ♦ D. cent Do. Irrodeten. ap. ot. Do.6p.ct.redeem Pref. Do. Biro. OWL Stock Do. Bina. Pref. Stoat Do. Chest. Gus. Stock Do.CheetorPLBt. Spa. Do. do. do. 6p. c Lena& Yorkeb. 6p.o.nt. law&BrtgbL.6p.o.Gue. 84 No. 1 D0.11p.0. do. N 0.2 Do.llp.c. do. .... Do. 6f.e. do. Ne. 4 Do. 4 p.a. do. .... Do. 4 p.e.prLeh d 0... Do.7p.a tre4Steok Do.Op.e.do.(W.R.&C.P , D0..4p. o. 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Pref Do.do.perp.6 pot. pref la lei IN HO LS IN 100 100 100 100 POUION ZAZIWATL Clodag pekes. 10 11, 101 106 112 114 111 112 122 131 22 U 111 112 lls 110 112 114 101 107 108 110 101 103 90 92 91 93 102 100 78 80 78 80 173 176 106 107 136 136 115 117 115 117 136 140 115 117 162 167 128 132 '.WAIL Moen priess. 78 80 101 103 122 124 L lET or i I P.. HS HO Hi He Si 97 1111 116 110 112 If If PIM 00 06 If Of do isr 140 145 10 11 56 24i 96 90 118 1 se se ssi 34e 42 44 129 181 133 136 104 106 193 US 3 eao t - Do 8 10 8 7 dla 83 Ai 141 151 LI 16 101 lot 91 10 it: I die I Pd. I OL Felon. M I CI. priosa j dales. I 4 22 24 fidt 51 i 5O 9 16 60 66 19 81 ;100 103 13 16 U 36 146 113 107 110 Par 104 105 1 11 271 1 11 3 3 bb bi Pip b_ pnd - 1 2prl 1 12 14 1 1 par iPm 66 67 71. IS 17 13 pm 18 80 6 6 2 % 29 1P•al 66 66 PROVINCIAL REARS MARIATS. Liniment', Annum It —Bains today :—Great Northern 127—Great Western, 879 9 P 966 f 1 I—leneeshirs and Yorkshire, 108 I—London aod North Weetni d i ci f 804—Men cheater, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 399 1991 Eastern, 859 9—Greenock (guaranteed), —An w and Rotterdam. 7 9-16--Grand Trunk of Pined'', 211—Grest luzem bourfl. le b 16—Turin and &non; 19 d. Mencanegas, Miaow 14.—Great Westerns were in ropiest, and there wee a good general badness. Prices deady.—Great Bittern. 469—Easdrn Counties, 601—Great Northern, 1269 — Gnat Ship, Ss. 3d.--Grand Trunk of Canada, 211—Great Weet ern, 671 tl7 Of 96} 1 9 9—fences/are and Yorkshire, 1014 — London and North Western, 961 9—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 86—Ditto Realm. Pref., p.—North British, 81—North Eastern, York, 869 c.—South &item 80—Antwerp and Rotterdam, 79—Liendiciloss and Newtown, 99 a d—Northern Counites Bank, f i. AtrOMIT le.—Birmingham Guaranteed stock woo (sl im ed ris 78 to 79—Routh Stafferda, 10 13-16 to 16-16 Bine Canal, 94 f—Binninghem Joint Stock Bank (Lad ), 10 to 11 ps. ingliam New Mill, re 9-01 d Mill sold at 10—Brlfennia Mills, f 7-16 dis.—lisdalditan 19 re" quiet. sellers—and South Staffordshire Waterworks, 74, ket MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooK. Apart from the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed to-day, there is namely any business going forward in the mining market, and prices in most instanced; are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. Wheal Lndcott shares are quoted 10, showing no variation of im portance; they have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at from 9} to 10k. East del Rey and St. John del Rey mining shares are inquired for and are rather better. Scot tish Australian and United Mexican are steady, and other foreign and colonial mines quiet. At the Great Briggs& Miss meeting yesterday the ac counts showed • debit balms of I,Booi. A all of 10s. per share was made. At the Great North Downs Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed • debit balance of 6871. A call of 10e. per share was made. -i