The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-28 00:00:00

LAW IN'f ELLRIENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Sitting* for Ylddlnez Aker Tors bef re the Lard Mid Ju, ice suds special jury.) TM& QVPEN V. MAI2.II.•LL Ann OTHER.. The trial of this preseentlos was reamed this morning. Mr. Chambers flail before addleming the jury he should onbinit that there was no each nos to go the jury under any COO of the caws in the iod‘ctin nt. that could effect Mr. Mar shall. The initrtmeat eutaionl no ie. t btu 23 counts, cud it soma to be framed upon the 101 0. ctimn of the tut of parlia ment. Mr. Momhall wucharg. d with receivieg a sum of 4001. from Mr. Bauder for conductirg a cement negoli,u itn with regard to the notoicalen to a certain military commiuioa. Now t tio evidence showed that Mr. Mersha had not re ceived • farthing from Mt. Brieder ; 4 ■ the contrary, it was plain that whatever mom, WAN laid was paid to Aire drug end Co, He appretm old' it would not suffice to make out that altloutaly a part of the 4001 a = have reached Mr. Morahan. As for the counts Mr. Marshall with keeping • bone, end agency offlm for the sole of consinissiosa t be supposed his learned (fiends did not gran for a moment to preen those counts against Mr. Marshall. Mr. James raid those touts would not be considered u beads upon Mr. Marshall. The lm'd Chid Justioe said be ettcnid reserve Mr. Cham ber:B objections for cusaideratirn. Mr. Chambers then rose to &Mast the jury on behalf of Mr. Marshall. The learned gentleman, in the first place, confessed the difficulty which ho felt, is common with all lawyer' wider similar circumstances, at finding himself cn• ptsg,4 in • me founded operas act of parliament not per haps paroculaly dear in tool, and ertp. h was bat a revtfal or rataasionof a very ancient astute. Karelian found him self suddenly charged by that strange todtridual Mr. Pub with ding an literal rot. Now, who cud hellcat that Mr. Marshall had ever bead of the astute of Edward, or tom of the statute of George 111 f However,there was the maxim that ea re, one wee euppoted to • know the law. That might be so in theory, but no one would enteed that it we, so In pint of fact. Therefore, In order to mod against the J tern likely to follow from the working of a penal statute, Park.* were always most astute in watching, lest the =axial C f the Law should be too rigidly adhered to. Let him, In the Met place, get lid of lam preju dice attaching to Marshall on a out of hie not hitting handed over the 2001. to Path. L t remind them, then, ' that Pugh bad been the ir r of Marshall, and that in that capacity he wet mdebte d to ldaraball. Secondly, Let them not Meat P.Alt Mashed' had received an intimation tram the magnet of Pu.h that he was not to pay the money to Pugh. Ihe re I gtetleman then pro ceeded to comment oe the 'treat it oath of the indictees:at, which could oily ben drawn in r. ohm to embarrass the de- fence. It was quite plain that CononAla.i.ol had been obtained without any illegal Oct having bees done. The evident of the Doke of Cambridge and 84 C. Yorke made that clear. The real fact was, Morahan was a tailor, acting in tbe eapicity of an army agent, he bad given his knowledge and the lamb of his experience, which was his herd, to obtain the entessern. It might be his price re extortionate, retract...la who would say he hal no tight to put whatever pace he &mum his know lodge i• Anther view of the GM WY that Martial' had merely acted foe Pooh, sad that le writing Was to Mr. Briar/ he had merely done m on be of Pugh, who was obliged to teats tom. There wee molting whatever be con sect lleralall with Amateur std Co. lie rarely bid called upon them, hot them war eothleg to prove it wee not in the capacity of • tailor. Mr. dame roe* to reply—The ere was exttriegly arr. Nathan for the rks of 4001 had perste/ le alma, at a parka character and he thereby tapered ern Mr. Brledee. True, the commiation had re been obeeleal ee tenant of any 'Min net that bad bees breeght be her all the lion* Guard. by that tailoe of Jetseyn-sunt, be, be was erally wohin the act of tarthront hares be =ridt t almost omnipobst tellener end he had tabard the twareents J Coned Seetrea, and had filleJ up a font to be Iterwartd by Mr. Briefer be the Morse Olinda. be. ng reedeed as ammo neat that he woad be paid 40E1. fee tbo sutra of his Intand,whotever that woo , flit letter to Briefer, of the 17th delay was the very brie of the cornet that was 11111011.41 ;weir est. le that Mite Marsha dr aVill dews that the am et 4081.. was to ha at Whales In Mr. Britikes era name, sad tieregaold earoommtly to the mesa et • peaty he be nherweeds nam ed . litre that was • regular arettaion of • cawed foe the extant et latina, sad • distinct enebsdlation of the act of parileinent. Agate to W Yew et the lab July Mr. Itler.holl erns that, eon- Melee of the scene r of Laud dolts far aaananiaaioaa omit *gilt ones to Mr. Conon/hese help appointed, but Sat V Mr. Brinkes bd ao objaeb.4 to the owlay of an extra twenty guineas sr se is thek pop, r quarter, the yore; gee- Ileum right got • ruiner at nee. Also that, in that car, • more than milerry trainee had to be men in com e-seas of Me. Coanionban being one the age " Why the I Thake et and Se C. Yorke had dietimtly told them 20 WINO rise, hand was need. Again I. the mime bear be weer, Tea me, depose upon the mattes big marl eta, es the menetary pert of the srantectra ben bees arrayed by isyrif;” sail .1 meet mem you, whin the matter a oar ampler to ;ay to Armstrong end Cr tte nut of IMI and the belear., 2501., into the heads of my hankers, liOpkieson tad . art my accouat, as the =hold me totpentible." Why whet pear ? rime woe la • dam o utptrry with A and Co. Smelly am was the ;eat rof the 24th of J which Mural congratulate! Mr. Wieder up et the ehtdre meet of the commonan, .ad rani to be allowed to einpg: the outfit to Cunningham. And thee than was isportaat postscript, *. Yoe v ill pans le order the leemediste payment et 4401. be Amatrang nog Co., we 1 how onsanwneate to make." Let them net balm Pugh V they Mud whilst kin evidence wen sooesinned; Int what he sweat to 'Weed be was that emery ward tehieb Pink had rant Muelhall wag Imply coalfield. TM Lord Cant Juries thee chat gad' the tau, mil desk ▪ gran goal wpm Kimball's letter ot the 164 July. Illojory without hewing the boo, and almost at onee. land the lefindents 0.110. Mr. Jona dna prayed the judgment of the court open tile dthatinde. T Jetsam esid—The wee bt ing me of guest public maim m vas beam the joiament odd Le given by the full room. Judgment would th. p.m. be deterred wad neat term. The defeadente in the meentia.e to entry int .t them recogulrra► COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. biltiap N Ii pries is Middlamei—(3n Lord Chief Justin iris ant a Bestial buy.) IHE woLvtuaANTrove stall/ WATCRWOIIIIII COMPANT e. 11•111r1M0110.-AltION MI CALLS, Thar was as setion to recover a sass dos foe sae 'pa 100 shame is the Wolverhampam New Waterworks Corry, sod the cam eras prraly heard yesterday. This moralag evilest. e wee gives t, show that the dee fradeat uses cot a sharebott, r, and that altiaeugh the ahem were 04004 'al his team, suit it wee mat Intended that he 'Doubt be liable to aspect of tht au. ilas brdatup left it to tbepar) o, my whether the defeadaut heal commuted to become a shareholder, telling them that If they thought be had cossmted they must farad fee the plaintiffs. The jury found for the plaint ff, for 3121. 10.. sad Wenn. EAlle questaus of low wore rsherved for the c,,orr. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION ROUSE. Willie's Vein, sail Asses Wood wen charged with nabs MOW • sebum, vol.. Si. Jabs ',mahout, conemble at Nicholas's Wharf, soa— p* primers were tmployed at the wharf this man* to unload a barge in which urn boxes of salmon which bad been cnsigned to a fish salesmen at Nillinnate. I raw the priaser take up one of the bnes and death it against the ground. They then hhk • salami fan the boo, which bed been bakes, sad hid it ins privets place, end two boars after they went and took op the salmon an wen ping away wi h it, but were stopnd. They thee: an es attempt to throw it the river, but did not no and, sad wars takes into custody. Snerai paleness said they knew Wood well s• one of the =oat d asperse Wave that had ever appeared is Billing.- gat-, sae that ha bed been tried tvoivicted et the Old &lacy, They miss sad they knew Meter, bat near had knows his to hen been entrieted. The Lad Moyer—Now does it b ippen that they got em ployment at Nkhelecta's Wharf f The witnesses said they britev. d the prisoners bad been employed by the regular porters to aeeist I. the patrol work. Ihe Lad Meyer—Seeh WOOL/ as Ike. ought not to be employed when then le prae.ty of vein, partoulerly Wood, who is so well hams here, and cetteisly the porter deserves to be saki respoutilde. I statemes Wood to tbne swath& sad Mame to two mar h' imprissanimat, with hart iebair. t4..4 ..“1 he was as honest hard working sae, aad that he asses was is • oefou• MILO 3 bsture in hi. Ids, although L.• admitted that ha bad bow at the bar for a kw little mavens balm. BOW-ST BEET. ObINIMI Y 11,11414t11f. ..... J' to 11 - . Ito", aged 31, wee p:ec dat the bar before Mr. Henry. charged Isiah picking a lad)'• pocket in en mambas. TM complaints', Mrs. W. Hale, • lady smiling at Brix ton, &pow d that she got is en melte. on Monday afti r. soon, in Ratites. her brother (who wee accompanying her) riding ostrable. IMnatly elle bad rakes her est she found the primer, who set Pat te her, preen, unettenarilly agaimt bar side. She tried te avJed him, but presently he ruse fen Me it eel het tM Ulesibas hurriedly. She suspected she had bra robbed, sled en paving her pocket hid AM her WNW 'pig pens bad been opened, and some el the wen tie eat. Ibbe erard the 111011 to .a;:, but be declined dig se. • gentleman la the onisibus, boleti, who W noised the occurrence, got up and par fu the pines, aid stew him ago ca.tedt. Winne ead that the prisoner Ind teem ces Rorie awl Is 64. it the pew, haying the night el bet massy in it. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1859. Hr. H. Shirker, the gentleman who captured the pri soner, *toed that he ottspeceed the prima from the het dot be had net bent above two minutes in she omnibus. Hs bailed it sear Fetter•lsos, sad skim directly alter the Isdy lad taken her seat he stopped the einnifinsmmin I. pt traL The priiotier. as bring overtakes, eYd, "The lady_ is quite mistaken," but be struggled te get away, and refosid to igloo his name or adios*. Polito-constable Wits deposed that the last witness gave the prisoner: Into his custody. He dented the e hut refined to give his address. He did not know the~jrfssaer, and could not my If he was kir.wn. His worship was about to dispose of the ease eummarey, but Mr. Macs, ties chief usher, se • well es Troll, the gaoler, as being referred to, had • 'troop iroression that it was sot hie drat tort to the court, and convoqusotly the case was ressanded fora week to enable the °Slurs to societal whe ther or not the prisoner wee so old offender. SHARE LlB2ll-11118 DA) Two demi. In the railway share market to-day, the transac tions have again been extremely limited. The fort nightly settlement has commenced this day and at tracts some attention. Lancashire and Yorkshire stook has risen I per cent., and Great Western 1 per cent. The other leading descriptions are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 891 to 901; Great Western, MI to 801; Midland, 981 to 991; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901 to 911; Caledonian, 391 to 1 per share ; and South Eastern, 20 to 1 per share. CLERK EN WELL. VIOLENT ANSEL LT. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares hare fallen, the old issue being quoted 1f to 1 dim., and the new, II to If dia. Grand Trunk of Canada and Rut Indian Railway stocks are rather more offered. ed WILDINLIT =Alia LSD MOLL SO I ' fin ' ?lir. 14 50, A rough morose-looking fellow, who gave the name of Williams Grove Howard, aged 37, and who described him self as a Dosimeter, was pliesd at the bar befwe Mr. Carrie, charged with violently assaulting Hannah Boulien. The prisoner and the complement bays for a lengthoeed period cohabited together. The prisoner Is • very violent man, and has been in the mutant habit of filming the com pithiest, sad on Sunday morning, without any provocation, he rit cot of bed and commenced abusing her. Some short tiles Ildervarde he took up a boot, and struck hat such a Oelent blow co the eye that it at once swelled and became black. The woman did not complain of thin, but the' planer took op a knife and threatened to take her lifts, Tie parties in the bonze interbred for the wrisam's protection, when the prisoner took op • gun sad threatened to shoot them, and is making • strikest one of the yards broke it new the stock. Polio constsble Brown, TO, was then called, when the planer attacked him and endeavoured, to throw him drown a , alss. On the way to the station the conduct of the prisoner was mere like that of • mediums. and he 'truck the constable several times in the elite. The partiem in the house stated that the prieoner had on many occasions before threatened to lie" for the complainant. The prisoner, in defence, said it was all fa/se. As for striking the woman with the boot in the eye It was a lie, sad the constable had no right to interfere. Mr. Cowrie said the prisoner wee • very ken's' fellow, and he should send him to the Hors of Correction, with hard labour, for three calendar mostlts, without the option of • lbw. For the assault as the Imila-constable the should pay • tine of les , sr be farther imprisonerrfl days. ea IN.' imswAss. 1 2 t".....N2VVE :12 sine uut. t j Zierre--- IN 2 t i nt s s a eal Juni Non "Trff ,1 76 al 101 Ili n In 771 ii ii MW if K N. ta a rw 1 m ittirm...:i --........ .2 SUS steNN I. : ' % Osif eat NAM . a . AL II . 141 %whir O . IM tWu* .: md Wastl .4 . IN VislitiL. la ilwi ti FL as; .7" ltai all N t Illtont L . 11 I=e r II sellialgaiVEra.: ; :Ik enb EF . tartan . . e_._.lll. 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Within the last half-hour the market has shown increased flatness, on news of a fresh downward movement in the French Rentes. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange, however, prices generally remain ste►dy, although business in all quarters is singularly inanimate. The prin cipal occupation of the dealers has been in con nexion with the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which has commenced this day. Ten ninutes before the official opening of the Paris Bourse to-day, according to Mr. Rtuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rents, were quoted 61.85, ex Mr., for the account, showing a fresh decline of nearly 1 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols us officially marked 921 ex &v., forth. Bth of holy, and are now quoted 92 7-18 to 9-16 or 021. Bank Btock has been dealt in at 219 to 221; the Three per Cents. Reduoed, at 93 to 931; the New Three per Cents., at 93 to 931; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931 ; India Bonds, at ss. to os. dis., and Exchequer Bills, at 225. to 255. prem. There has again been little business in the foreign stock market, but prices are well supported. Turkish stocks have risen 1 to 2 per cent., the Old Loan being now quoted 74 to 76, and the New 60 to 62. Bales ate recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 911; Belgian Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 931, 93 ; Mexican Three pee Cents., 17/, 18 ; Russian Five per Cents., 105 ; ditto Four-and-a. Half per Cents., 95 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 301; Turkish Six per Cents., DM, 731, 73, 741 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, 39,601. The Result bee arrived from Melbourne, with Exchequer Bills remain quoted 12a. to 230. prem., and India Bonds 10e. to da. dia. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was quoted 931 to 94, and the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1869, 941 to 1. Foreign stocks were very quiet, but firm. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. left off g to 1 per cent. higher than on Saturday, at 73 to 74. The New Loan has improved to 89 to 81. Mexican Bonds were quoted 171 to 181. Bank shares remsin quiet. Ottoman Bank were rather flat. Bank of London were officially marked 45. In the market for miscellaneous shares there wee no alteration, except that Red Sea Telegraph were firmer, at Ito dice. 146,0001. in gold. The demand for money at the Bank of England yesterday was to a fair extent, including a number of applications for advances on the part of some of the money dealers themselves, there being now little difference between the terms at the Bank and those in the open market, where 21 per cent. is charged for the best bills. The demand will probably con tinue good until the payment of the dividends, fixed Sze next Friday week. About 40,00 W. in gold—viz., 35,000/. Australian and 6,0001. Russian—was sent into the Bank yester day, making a total of 120,0001. sines the date of the last return. The 203,000!. by the Owen Glendower and Chili came to hand yesterday. Bar silver is quoted 62d. to 620. per ounce standard, with little business either for the Conti nent or the East. Before entering into engagements for the steamer of the 4th of July, shippers await the delivery of the letters from Calcutta and China, which are now overdue vii Marseilles. The corn market yesterday was steady, at the previous Monday's rates. Advice* from Genoa announce that, through the activity of mercantile speculation, ever eager to occupy a new and promising channel, the market is glutted with supplies of various commodities, in eluding more especially coffee and cereals of all kinds. The natural result has been a great fall in prices; and it would really appear that the wants of the allied armies will soon be supplied more cheaply at Genoa than at Marseilles. Aa facilita ting materially the provisioning of the surplus and wasteful population which has been so suddenly transported into Italy, this circumstance has great importance. The Lombardo-Venetian and South Austrian Railways Company have issued a notice informing the shareholders that, " Pursuant to a deliberation of the Council of Administration, under date the 15th February, the half-yearly &A:ace of interest upon the shares has been fixed for the Ist April and Ist October in each year, and that it has been de cided that as regards the year 1859 the payment of interest for the first nine months shall be effected at once on the let October, the subsequent payments becoming due, in regular course, from half year to half year, dating from the Ist April, 1880." The motives of the directors in these arrangements have not transpired. At the meeting (details of which are given in another column) of the deposit creditors of Messrs. Calvert and Co., the brewer,, held yesterday, a resolution was unanimously passed (save three dissentients) for car rying on the business through the agency of a joint stock company. This arrangement merely involves a nominal conversion of the capital of the depositors, who, instead of creditors, become shareholders, or partners. The valuable freehold estates in Hondaru, of the late firm of Hyde, Hodge, and Co., extending over upwards of one million scree, with warehouses, stores, merchandise, cattle, shipping, advances to lugwood and mahogany cutters to the extent of 23,0031., and other commercial assets, were this day sold by Messrs. Fuller and Horsey, at the Mart, for the sum of 81,0001. The bidding. commenced at 1.0,0001., and were finally closed, after a spirited com petition, at the above sum. The purchasers were Messrs. Desborougb, Young, and Desborough, botMg on behalf of the British Honduras Company (Limited). The half-yearly meeting of the London and Green wich Midway Company is called for the 12th of July, when a half-yearly dividend of 1?. 7.. Bd. per cent., or 6s. 6L per share, will be recommended on the ordinary stock. The English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank will pay the half-yearly interest on the de bentures of the Melbourne and Ilobton's Bay Rail way Company. The " interest" on the shares of the Bank of France has been fixed at 53f. per share for the first half of the present year. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Wally List) of the railway call falling due in July. The total is unusually large: *one' ver start. Du la 30 1 2. U. Doe ATeeay Number DM*. gold. U. of than. Amami Bombay, P ?oda, te.. 6 t r r cant. Debeetuew . 21 20 6. et 26 0 or. r trancors. Dublin ad Droghe la 6 per mot. pref., OW .. 1 176 6431 ,q 17.077 !!.991 8 1k . C1 F.e.t Lan Iseh.relle ,ent Roclam Prof. U Unmoor sod Pro is Junction .8. SO Local:Ore s Yorktitt• 110 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 110 0 10.000 10.104 f eturr. Lon . 47.77 end North West ern Eighth .... T Metro rhlyd Et tendon 14 li hloottsra (oar .hunt.. 1 Mucha t. r.Nballekl.ea& 1.43.11441.,re Reload ZIO Mrd. 4pa et.... 1 &banner I per oat. Guano . eal Phan tr.... 11 I &tone Iran. P Ils ... $ 10 tosoetton and Deollaghen SW. thane, 1865! 1118 1 Total la Job. 3 0 0 2 0 0 $1.721 t0).00 10 0 2.4.321 0 0 10,000 2 10 0 2.200 I&.N: 3 0 0 /skim 17,1 W 2.141 12.509 et, 140 ft.1iz.346 Total did In am months of ISM. .17.796,t11 - - The Enal call of 1/. is to be paid on the newshares of the Berlin Waterworks Company by the 13th of July. Thl Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,586/. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Can.ada, received yesterday, shows a de crease of 248/. sterling. Momma• EVININe. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921 to 1, ex div., for the Bth July,t,were quoted this morning 921 to $. declined to 921 to $, and closed at 92 t , " buyers." At a very late hour a renewed decline to 921 occurred. The official business report is u fol lows;—Three per Cent. Consols, for amount (Bth July), 925,;, $, /, s,ex di, .; Three per Cents. Re armed, 935, $; New Three per Cents., 93, 935, 93, 93/ ; Bank Steck, 220 ; Indian Four per Cent. De bentures, issued in 1868, 941,941. r•.t a. . 744 ,.. alk. Koenig. e r 4 A; • ••t! Owls .. I MIL . au ... w r i tr4: k T p ie !. 1W........ it lijar Pollar: ()LILO !WWI 4;i:riga ' 01. WU& Onamlb. aro. ' Do. l l6:7w h irolor.Ve Lit,..........2. rho_Lnn...l•l... Meraramo.% Won& inrwliaViri. - - ir, 11 - , - ... lb ki- 111 1 AI II it Aldt MX= ZJIATLLIL FT 19 43 Y in 134 111 118 rTo ;11 - 4,1 ar k . i.. 71544 .60 arir .IDk le Dui. 61 1166;14. • n "'i rs =Taal IMAIMD RAILVAIS. , all leitard • amio ,_ I _ !wales & LIN 1 s ri g a"" m d Nam it toe 4:4:iirmiiii&tt; Lead= Y. eitavi 100 Mao 14 par rates.... .190 DINO 5 per Pal 1w Utranla 1•001km ps Oslabasler. Vane, 10. Ito Usk* LOA 101 alettibecolook.=ll9.4L 110 Groat N all aNalsa.llsnrialk ai elsembirsed Dina NNW Grua 1142. 366 ▪ I ▪ I =rlllll4 all law 1 • WO L.s&s aid Ntimallli le 110 144 110 d r o44 • NO 40...0.11 .4 par oat lan Mot 111611 - 41 MIL) •IN e ., NIL) 1141 No --- - - - a r illataC.... ark!) s' I=.0211::= 16 " . a al Illa ni&T•su ft lb. tii _ lkiWeig"_l-14 ir lo Hl It 3 111 17 U. iN 41 ii 1; 11l M OS 11l 121 04 $6 it :3 i 1 PS 11 1111 ON IN. IS NI • N IN il IS N I I 11/01111111111 ORLIGATIONO. S Tt 11 41 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GARY.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the eighteenth Samna 1 rosetirg of the proprietors of the above task wee et theig banking-hoow, - Old 13roid-streat, City ; 96,. Divert', M.P., chairman of the board of direclore, in the cask. 'The follow/0g wee the report " Alter the uaretwtect ley testes of the year 1157-6, MIT exertion he. been nude to keep the bask In reset sedsly, sad to render I. conduits alike adventegeme re the pro prieton and to the commercial interest% of Boslk Aus tralia. The meets have 'interpose most terefal rwrt •lae, sad Shore storm retain. d on the hooks, whisk, so =ls the bed judgrinost of the directory, can he fully ea. This hes been eticadet with much Mbar sod malty, es the colony haat bees peseing through one of those periods of trenePtus, in which the solvency of men ie dthecreglily tented sad the nominal value of proper+ y subjected to masidsiebiedeprecialiou. The rail., however, des been se tbdeseery tithe beak, end the director, believe that the affairs of the ciapay at) in a gonad ecalitium The pr. fit sod icon easonat for the year Pert easel le se follows :—Beleam ea 31st May, 18.54, 23,6711. 17e. 14.; not profits from en oboes for 165169,40,6991. fa ; melting together 66,4711. Sa. 2d. Divides& July. 11356, 10,4 W. ; ditto 1 1659, 11,1071. 16e. ed. • Is lax, 7W. lb.; sanded our, 24,3931. lb, dd., Mavis( s talents as 30th May, 1869, of 42,0771. de. Sd. The reserve will rewire 10 par cent from • sasonet. nuking that fund 65,7421. N. 11d. The set robs eveillible for the shareholders will then egad 37,8701. 8.. 81 . end the court of directors reesenteend • dividend of 9 per erne. per auburn, payable, se osteel, to half-yearly ins.elmeets, free of Income tax. The accounts, duly aulited, show the following details :— IJablieier: Circuletios, 127,4141.; drpowts end surest seessaity, 311,68.5/. lOs 7d. • debts due to colouiel teaks sod ether liabilities, 1 .64,168/. b. 7d. ; payable, P 4,0041. 101. • dividends not applied tor. 721. lie. ; capital paid up, 391,400/., Re vrved fund, f 5,7421. 6>. 116.; I , mM end loss, 37,6701. Sa. fid. Total. 1,1133,6371. Ss. 7d. Lasts Cola sad bulbous, 263.694/. 14s. 71.; bills receivable sad esearlifee, 766,621/. de. 1611.; debts doe tram eolesiel beaks and other weeny 79,2521. 10e. 2d.; open policles 1,41331. 13s. 104.; beak premises and furniture, 17,2361. 6e. 11.; lavestmette for reserved fund, 63,0901. ; total, 1383,6371. 8.. 7d. Bray endeavour will be made to routines the bank in a perm neatly prosperous condiion, end the court have ea un altered etavicrion that S oath Australia, whatever may he its iemporery depression., record fail to afford in it. I femme., end with its ir.Y . tealng population, gab end , exudes? employment for catrel.' The CaataMeX, le moving the adoption of the report, mid he bed sever presented e 1130 f • eatiefactory scooent to Ike proprietors. The bank, he was now juatitlad esylag, wit ins wined end peosperoue state. . . . Mr. ST.IRET reomidedthe 'notion, and several shareholders having expressed their gratifiertios at the result of the yesr's ”etsUoss, the styles was onenimoottly adopted, and the diefilend declared. It wee stated hem the chair, in reply to a queetion,that the reserved nand most re.elt 100,0001. before ft mold room is aid to emsall , e the dividend. Tbe retiring directors were reaslec•ed, and the proceeding. eloped with a cordial voted thanks Seth. chairman, directors, and racial.. LATEST SPORTING INTILLIGUM (IT ZIACTRIC TiLVORAI.M.) NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE MEETING. (THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR TRIAL FITAKRS. T.Y.C. Laywn,6;;, LittL Grandmother, i7nclicas, - • First Lord, Aflatodesna., Souvenir, Mr.,. Sour, Buttercup, sad Shaft*. All are hero but Little Grandmother. NORTH DERBY. One mile 6 Milani 82 pram. Gladiolus, Tom Ring, Willie Wright, Geometer, King of Algiers, asd Volatile are hire. PAID FORTEI7.—Azim, Benbow, and Bhplull. MEMBERS' PLATE. Nearly sere mile. Dwasany, Hegira, Veit., Caliph, MIR, Chattarbos. Rigs, OtiMe, Barefoot, Maggie, Raphael, Trapen, Volatile, Bilerry, Slave, and Northumberland Duchess are bare. Ga Abend and Maid of Demist have paid. TYRO lITAHRS. Six (=loop. birstrooo, Briar, Vtxla, Soo tf.rth Maid, Mealy* eriarrell, Iby Aor, Il r, oraoa, hire. Rorey, sod bathed', an Marotta 041 Surfeit. ersaa AllllVAL..—Borgotuaster and Wrr.tln. Ram cum:mantel late in consequence of the election. The first day's poll at Oxford, for the University, demi lest sign st stele, Isbell both tommittese an. amend Mr. Mod Vow to be 23 ahead, the numbers being —llr. Olatlatone, 269; the Magnet al Chelsea., 246. The directors of the liuttern Counties Railway hare escorted • dead ol wampum to Meows. Brutes, lleabury, and Canoe (as Inn** of • Me of Lead et Stratford New Towa, hue of cost, for the melba of ei church for that &retire. A friend to church rstenoln bee very kinily uttered the loan of an Iron church, till sun lest feuds sze reined to builder Milos sufLiently rommodaus for this rapidly increasing neighbourhood. Bourn KENSINGTON Oftsium.—Daring the week readies 25th June, 1859, the ri.itore bare bow a• : Os Moeda', Tu coday, wad Saturday, free days, 3,988; ors Monday and Tuesday, free menthes. 2,287. Os the throe sta. dews' days (aAtoirnius to the public 61.) 1,181, one students' menbeg, Wednerd 103 Total, 7,607. Prom the sem is, a/ the museum, 959.872. • MUSEUM OP PATENTS SOUTH KENSINGTON.— Number of visitors for the weak ending Jaw 26 Montego, 1.236 ; seeming' 826, total, 2,061; slaw the °peals' of the Yew= free daily (May 12, 1868), 111.911. THE ROYAL YOLTTECHNIC INSTITUTION.—We are glad to ellaserve that an effort is DOW being made, by the (Jemmies of a sew company, to continue to the public the banns awl exhibition of this eminently useful and popular isetittities. As the valuable It me and props ties of the old company are g•ottd at • very low peke, the concern ought ho prove • good investment under won 19111Dlit TOW. TA. closing of the Polytechnic w..uld be • great public) loss. el la tu 111 IN WI I le II 4 di Is le _ Fe fo e. A .1 Ili liti ne F i H " 4 6 a I.ii s Ms 120 100 101 11 n 11 1 di re ok i - v t v., MINES-THI3 DAY. Two o'CLOgit. Inactivity still prevails in the market for home mining stocks, with little change in prices. Great Wheal Alfred shares nre officially marked IL and Providence, 68. Shares have likewise changed hands in the undermentioned British mines, viz.:— Par Consols, East Wheal Russell, Wheal Margaret, Buller and Burt, and West Caradon. The shares of the St. John del Rey Mining Company ere officially marked 9. In colonial de scriptions no change has taken place. The mounts presented at the meeting of shareholders in Wheal Tebidy, held yesterday, exhibited a balvnce against the mine of 523.4.. 6d., against which there aro easels, arrears of call!, and Wes of ore to the amount of 6261. 41. 3d. A all of Is. per share wee made. Wheal Charlotte declared on the 22nd inst. a dividend of ls. 0.1. per !hare. Vale of Towy Mine sampled on Saturday 65 ton* (com puted) of ore. A meeting of shareholders le Boding Well Mine was held yesterday. Mr. Edward King, the weraary, reed a state ment of accounts., which showed balance last audit 1,0941. 19s. Bd.; mine coat and merchants' bilk, Feb.,6601. 181. 11d.; March, 5951. 16a. 5d.; April, 6411. 17e. Id.; due., MAU. 3d.; total, 2,8101. 4s. 10d.; calls received, 1,1681. 13a. 94.; ores told, 0391. IBa. 84.; interest, 11. Is. 10d.; leaving balance against the mine, 1,0101. 10e. 7d. Wry uwatisfactory re ports ware reed from the captain of the mine and inspecting agents, and resolutions were pissed to abandon the under taking and dispose of the materials after offering them to the lord at a valut4on, in accordance with the terms of the lease. A call of 4.. per share was made to meet existing liabilities, and the committee were re-elected, with a vote of thanks for past aervicts. In the comes of the proceedings it wee stated that tun ootandthe held half the mine. From Maudlin Mines (June 25) Captain W. Trinity writea South mine.—The east end measured 3 fathoms 2 feet 10 inches, driven. Bet again to drive by 4 sae, at 70s. per fathom : 2 fathoms extent. New shaft—The bore hole measured 6 fathoms 3 feet, bad. It la now into gorse and quartz, and therefore apace for boring at present. Nat set again yet." COMMNBCIAL .AND MARKB7B. LIVERPOOL CORN MARRET.—(THIS DAV.) NIUTISN LTD MUM NAONETIO 1.31.1011A110 OWN OWL OWN C011111RONDINS.) Corn market poorly atteadedto-day, but the torn has bus Arm end prices eteedy. There in not math boatmen dam MINCING-LANE.—(THIB DAY.) ScoArt.—The large public sake ore programing a' about previou 'rotas A cargo of brown Bahia told afloat at 265. for Sweden. Comm.—The large public take sae going off without spirit. Native Ceylon, of en old importation, 'old at 635. Tea.—The demand for this article contitnee limitcd. are very firm. Bergal continues in fatr demand. BALTPETRI.—This article remains dull of 11110. TALLOW WAR/EST.—(TES DAY.) The market fs quiet. Prices era quoted as follows . Town tallow, 63e. 6d., net cash ; Peterabarse Y.C., on ;the Peet. 9d.; July. 66d 6i. to 555. ; August fo Sep tember, 5,!. 3d. to 66e. 6d.; Octohes to Demob's, 668.94. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Meer. Davis report a short sopely. Prime meadow Isar, 775. to 820. ; superior ditto, Ms. to 80s. ; iahrioe ditto, 625. to 62,.; am ditto, 625. to 744. ; rowan, Ms. to 705.; clover, old, 955. to 108 s. ; ditto, mond, 80e. to Ws.; 112.11 W, 245. to 28L—A short supply. LOCAL MIAMI M4REETB. Jess 17.-(beMer and Wrkeultwalr. Li 74- (auttiooMia Moak. 70 70-7;aftema Ownwast, 114 lit -Tam t•oersalte • lock, 1.1 38 -Orem Northers Mot*. N 111-omat et cam. 646 56-4temeohtre gad Teekddrw. 90-10te6ea ea 4 Noah worMrs. 691 TO.-Dttte 8319th Marto, 14 -11amehestm, Ilmatelo, sad Liaeoloablra. MI -11411urol Meek, IN 194-Nona Israeli reek, M 544-North ataNtrthbao. 440 4. -Rooth Lamm Hef..fek taMt Mock. 44 01 -Cork Capital Pswok. 714 71-lweda stook. 444 46-6auth Kukla. MI MI -patch 17Mehh. 61 66 0.--Oreit Lutomb-org. 64-arum 4 rums of thewla, 64--theali weetwra of tatamth 144 10-Pato. Ni. Onto+, 0 41.- Lombardo- Venetian. 14 01.-Ditto. New Ames. 11 14 4. )1111 , 0111M1111. ;Inge 17 -Titre was • firm market, hat net math batten. howea, 3 1 :116--Obefletth. 30 1-Nut A othao, 14-Loo. tious.9el-134rkaMmdssteek,,74-140hW,99-North thalkodo, 474,74. -Lowlott EOM% 74 4. HIBMIFORAK. * m at market Dm bow galas to-day, the cob Amines done being Stafforthal . o Hallways, at 101. Titre wen Myers of Ltrmlagbam 0011"10,061 stook at 72. ual seller, at 4-efoe maim Chotto wereM to 141; .0 hirmtweawa Tanga.) Med Rua. 1 , 4 other cpotallom witbout dame. The Sadler's Wells troops of pantomimist'', after a protracted say in Germany, owing to their continued MIMS% arrived in L , ndon early yesterday morning by the Goers/ Steam Navigation Company's stew-ship Neptune, from Harnineg. FATALITIES THROUGH INTEMPERANCE.—To - eley the Liverpool coroner will have to Inquire into two caste which strikingly exhibit the dreadful results of intemperance. Mary Stevenson, the wife of a cotton rarer, went home the other night Ma state of intoxication, her husband being also in a similar condition. They quarrelled, and he first struck be over the head with his fiat, and afterwards kicked bee savagely about the body. She was put to bed, and died soon afterwards. In the other care a ropemakcr fill down on Sunday, and died in the street, u be was resuming in drunken condition from • public-house where be was in the habit of caroming. DREADFUL THUNDERSTORM AT CONELEY, STAN- Feeneitiar.—On Sudsy merging, shoat four o'cleek, e violent thondenterre visPed Cowl,. The &Mee fluidi struck the house scrupled by Mr. Wilt am Nickelson, X Mason's Bank Lens, and shattered the attire building, hurling the bricks yards away in every direction and knocking down a portion of the gable end of the adjoining buildings. The windows were broken, bat noteritheten& lag that some bricks fell on the bed upon which two of the Mantes were sleeping, they wire fortunately altogether unhurt. The inhabitants hewing the awful noise none/ from their house', some only partly droned, and it wag not long before hundreds were on the spot. The rain aloe fell incessantly. Two pow ectlevre, fladieg that their furniture was swimming abort eta bout*, implerad. in Owes words, for assistance front the bedroom v,indow, se they mil they should be drowned. A ladder wee reared, and they were got out through the endow. THE POTATO DISEASE.—We regret to state that the pota'e Massa has already made its emanate in in the southern division of this natty. At West HEM, Plaistow, East MHO, Ilford, and some other placer, the crops have been repreemited u more or less steeled ; in short, eaveral weer of that esculent hove been ploughed up within the last few dame—lmes Herald. DIPHTHERIA.—The symptoms and treatment of diphtheria are seceding the carefel notice of tome of the moat emiteat of the medical peofemion, and without doubt ere Icier any uncertainty which now mats on the matter will be removed. Beadles the manner of treatment, It G most necessary to determine to what extent diphtheria dependet upon sanitary ceaditions ; and whether it cep, like typhus fever, be attributed to bad drainage, meet of c le an u overcrowding, sad other evil orrargements erejuncial to heath. Dr. Ballard, the =Berl Miter of health for the Islington district, hes Inquire! into bAween sixty and royalty distinct wises, which have cccurred in that neigh bourhood; and it appears that about oneetralf of these took place is the families of perdue en good positions, occupying in which ne imperfection of endwise or other heed , ' could he discovered by the suPary inepector. It must, however, be eoticed that, at the rate of 60 per cent. the how.'o were in ill condition. It is notimd of title die order, that it has been moot Intone In the suburbac Gad open asighbeurbooda ; it does not, however, in this respect didsr from plague or cholera, which generally, like en availing army, akirmiahea about the outskirts bef ire it attacks the centre. In the City district, and In other popularise pert.. the number of cases of diphtheria has been very few. It ia necessary to mention this in order that we may judge how ninth ibis complaint, in its present form, depends on malerioas influenciee, and how much on ranitary derange ments. In considering the condition of Geese dwelling' , in which deaths from this cense have occurred, in hours seemingly of a good order, we should Lot lose algit tithe antroanding evils. Are there back alums and fever nests close by, although hidden from the view P Are th re pesti lential aitches, or undrained lands near P Phew of the French writers on this subject seributs this di• we to manna, arising from fens, stargaze water, cc :Fred., end other similar canna. The condition of Boulogne, when diphtheria has destroyed so mach life, Is sufficient ti a .count nn sanitary primelpies for the outbreak s hick bas place. I We hope moon, by the facts which will to laid Wore the public, to know—let. If this daogerous disease depend, 63 a large extent, on neglect of sanitary editions. 244. If ft be infections, and can be trenneitted from place to place. 3rd. lf, by its rr4rers In other roun.rfes, it is likely to be so epidemio here. And . 4th. What swans wouLI lAA pet persons out of danger of such an enemy. We should elan know the extent to erlikh diphtheria has rage in the pro visional.— The CRTSTIL FALACE.—ONE SHILLING DAT, MON n.tY. It NE 2'. —Admioton on payment, 7,603: ditto, by erann ;. 7 .3 fetal visitore, 8, 128. 30 0 6 0 0 1 5 0 237.003 113 d, 8,413 I 1 4