The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-18 00:00:00

UNACY ON SIR HIKNAR IRT., M.P. INQUIRY -VERDICT. ambers' reply, yesterday, proceeded 1.44 to MI maid areweely thought U Is evidence, bat if they oder. bs •veld go wee sub a the p= r rime *ay wedil • titee Ise demeloy te: laa; essiadly, veal lay I ~Om k eselibums, a init It ins set 1101111.MOINI. Pia Ira be es posomett, rid hssYl ma rem of saemadasee. noir • balm/ of twelve ei time ; • INN sot naive. They bid dry would theeelies say stoo rZfils amoseei state of sa , sad wbrAbw cantina- Air deliberating an bow sad res whether they were we l d NV a Hoary Meru '—The few s V hats that he was now ei oked U twelve of them win <wry Mein had been so I.—na agreed —sot twelve of they mum ask them min to nth% Tee. . . . s so itee to seal theta back, as of their agreeing: ten was Do probability of the the period of isseatty, the Dew ies epos the first feet, and die- jury woald again retize, rd I be eltoskl papaw saloon. mit foe the jury. was still ao chance of %sir under those et:marimbas, b. &stale thaws loam, salle: *- me the ftwe they were s ilea taken. to the a;tthat at la sit uasosad staled m • ■R.irs, but at what time ha jury know sot.. . _ i dist a Lary a at least 20 bad that a larger somber had bola mud by the jury, sad the pro days, were brought to 0 cos- 7ICIDE AT ISLLVGTON. V ur Tilt ILIV. fentleraso, who dietalibild called at the laliagtoa paha.- aabary, .52 N, awl Wag wa He wawd that, bow the &- wow of that womb'', Its 1•6 IS ma kis ww, who bad haw laspwice Jails% of the N claw, mad Mr. Haden at cilia, H. Ibis latarsed laapakft ow rely 26 yaws of ass; that s Aka ; that LW new 1110/ at ha nahlal *kb bla_yarasta rth-road, ltollegtoa. Noddy' WY with lba mardand wows. -THIS DAT.) tley opened the inquiet in IC tag et Denteerk Tavern. Wayne. The enquiry m ho Laquelt roan wee crowded. peewee* la the coe= coesser. to view the ...wined, who identified the netting whin oar report Wt. alltaaa. warcobeice d i 1 ,1111.14 Esq. —Ws MT. a death of this mamma gar. r.it mat took plena at dersessel patlemea L :l l ; irsevelesso la giving the sea d preetervatioa el the imamate bed-os-Avoa. This got &ha Anon the = of the de leaks kis sad salesman admired dramatist's sable aame related to him. It is some; leer of the post, Woolen booty beer the twin' tb him by descsat. The .sltersd to the world of latent butmesseed of great H bry. fie was not ea tranalita alma warts. f hie grew wait from tog sod Dever .ought aft= idly have achieved, owing high mental capability• - ins of guise are rare, and knees with knows sorrow. T EVAIIIItATION.—In t,oday, Mn. Aleaarder, roprietor of the Theatre Mavis( her sole arm stet; eat of the estate kft her fray made lip of shares la t. City of Gla•gow, zed rho esaltrupie sea r's pereperty,_, bet dm • a i theatre. Seen thew at a amen 10,0001. tied lest tr iM i ll er t flae these • r father's estate, sad • ease, which was owe of a. Ha liabilities, apart • • roily, anoint to about 10,1 wend= of the awe. in the Dana that have undergoes stained, their precise Tali*. • Is harlot bees deposed to • la was adisiaiatend to her, 1 r .tx ()Tricza.—On of the 67th Regimes Etat to Willoughby'. Wk. he *applied with sapper, previous night and bad the rr, Mn. Willoughby tkelind t i 'hompso, being rano{ mencsd abasing Mr, WI. roansm, sod vac this e es y, intimated that May kaioer. whew lee bletkituard, or seas It Atka, and the level caw ward—who was la oalferwr greet the navel reethres i I mewed fitful& WOW aad his assailant is rd him. Meclioal stemistane fter the wound was drama ea board his marl. 01 y's ea was ham& a ne r =g cot& bum. e.nl table eoarequator, his e ie. At a late hour last • r Om Disney, of the Brun. the wounded °lacer to 108,1210ns taken hie d •(;etieral .cis, who at ciao Thompson should be plena ✓ely left by one of lb* nt the regiment, and used ; but as the traasinimect r to Ablershotr, be will ill be investigated by • awn I.re DEN T.—Att eswi 1 erdav sftereoo• is the • • td Rorth-Weillers 'rely* meows Min blob 1.11 11whIseelleld et • Mee le • cps the na wlis net Iferkehle . thP the ladies ow the bider lb use of dee advaaskel LLi •• the lrt,.r bat twos lee wee • recovery. se . F i 2 denduM stalks, sad s other WM. who "A li i v mh ey a i L tara to the L—A low weeks s tila chest of • et of wettkeg the sad sitiefectioe eel fortelekt. the rms tat the =Zs 01 awl sae Is eat of Ragland Shi ll 100 eerrerakiae. men wee a peseta as ht the WA se asprO tat the Mum— " t have recently w " db. or et PlieL" 1 7 • ▪ " Mew 21. Wa* eel thesesekte - a. .. bys % ; the third _ rTv=ll.ollliame awl • week " ▪ of Wiry sad 114 11 1. a Ofneisr. 10A1-011, D 51144 I tpliflis r•faW int ell twolel vovirike tiesk tj ^turd, mewed CMOWN, , 1 11,,i, wird- /lie table dkraeld s. ty•ri. 1 411 ' 2 ' 1 re et II Pmlir LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Sittings at Niei Priem it Weamainenr.—Befors Lord Campbell and a Special Jwy.) 1111:0111A IL LADY DINOILIIIN-LIPAL. The trialllV&A:ixtrawl ioarycTseeOl libel wen resumed et the elitism of the court this mousing. The court wee very much crowded, sad the grestest interest appeared tote take. in the proomdinge. The mum& eogsged on the memos were the Attonsey- Genend, Mr. E Jame., Mr. Bovill, Mr. Houseroom, and Mr. Yorke, for the plaintiff; Mr. Mecaslay, Mr. Lash, and Mr. Harcourt, for the defendant. Colonel Williams croareiamined by Mr. Mitmanlay—l am the nephew of the first Lord Dinorben— the eon o f his elder sitter, Sir R. Sotheby Is sort of another of hie deism The boodle of letters of Lady Dinorben produced yaefwday were headed to me to look at. They are addreard to my self. The anon business. 81aco 1862 1 may have had re with Lade Du:well's. Since the death of the two Lords Diaorbett I Have seen her tea or twins. I taw her in 1863 or 1864, not since. Mr. Mama headed ter the behdle of letters. I don't know how long they wink Mohan& la 1866 I rocelved a letter from Lady Mambas, askileg me to resign my trusteeship under the will of Lord Dbortses, and I replied that I did not think it ormilletent with my duty to my doomed relative to comply with her whims. I cannot Si a date when I mood to vwreepoad with Lady Dworbsu. As I received her letters I headed them to Mr. Blown, aa they all relived to the trust. la Lord Diembm's will the children of Sir R. Sulkeley Mood before ray ow% I Judge of Lady Diaorben's handwritteg entirely from them Mt tem My belief wee that theanonymous letter to Load Ramo. worth was written by the same person who wrote At Mien of lady Diaceben addressed to myself. That belief le hooded solely on the similarity of the handwriting, sot on the con tents of the letter. I cannot recollect when I first saw the anonymous lettrz to Lord flaeessworth. It Rest have been more than a year ego. I think it was net as early se June. 1862. I recollect perfectly reedy tag the anonymous letter, NUR wood ' Dear Tea" That was in November, 1862. I mat It to Mr. Haiku. 1 dent think I saw ft again until yesterday. I saw the moss letter addressed to Mrs. Hugger, dated Deo. ra =4l y. I cannot Pity whetter/ I law it When No sow the letters to Lord Baesnewettb ad Mr. Liddell, dated Juan 1832. oboist dr thee they were writhen. Re-exesained —The lettere I remind host lAdy Diaorben were handed to Mr. Blozam to the ordinary course of badness. Mr. John Willis, examined by Mr. James—l reside on my I am it sy s s eL ". 7 ' tad ;item . I ma itraistlll e ier Wlis, died es y 6, 1867. During her IMMIme she bad been in the habit of staying with Lady Dimities. Foe the last few months of her life she did not Ilve with her. Was themesy estrangement between them ? TM witness did not answer. Lord Campbell—Wes there any mildew between than Witmes—l decline to answer the question. Lord Campbell— I think you ought to answer the verde& Witness—My sleet was not phased with her stmt's wa ded to her. _ . . Lad Fem ptell—Did they methane to tire oa the was eleetkaate terse on which they lived before ? Witare—They did sot. I tree at at. lacamird's idea pay deter died. . . Did yet; dad ma mamma Uttar thin after bar dnik Witssm—l &cam to in tbo quiwrics. Lord Csampbrll—Yos taut. Mitmass-1 am placed Is a you , awkward posidow, I should sot hays coma hers if It bad not beam tor taw Iwo matatioaa of Mr. Blouse. ... " 11zameteLeTeos itched—l did had an salosymetee letter ea the bed. It wee hoe epees& mail able my Meter's &nth. I opined It. I have got the Wee with me. Mr. Jemee—Prodoee it. as - I bound to do so ? Laid Campbell think you must produce it. Itzeselnation continual —The seal la not the one whith Imam the latter when I opened IL I give the letter to Sir 'cistern Jamie, s relative of Lady Dim:mhos, to to Kr. Walls,, Lady Dlaurben's solicitor. It was returned to use w ith smother teal upon it. I oceettinat to Sir L iman that the meal bad bra o tinted, sat I sag I wadi Lees nothing more to do with it. The eaghima ad am• ma, but not lite the one on letter No. I. The sal as Ito. lls a heed. I don't thief It was isseetly like that ; It bad the semi a ones. Mr. Blown my the letter teforethe oral was tasted. I as, have told lin that it did resemble the met on the letter written to Lord Raventworth, bat I won't swear that I did so. I bard that Sir Kingston Jams Is a altars lar lady Naar bat. I rimed the left r sddrassi to my *Ow. la oboes handwriting do you believe It to he f Witosea—Are I nbbged to answer the quellan ? Lord Campbell—You must do so.' Witeen-1 believe It to be in the handwriting of Lady Dinot. Lord hen Cempliell—Ars you sequeinted with her handwriting ? Villasts—Tss. Tbs leder without date we. in follows Z67.7rtib; W ae—l iT,TleareCthat you are not as well se the writer of this wishes yon, but I trust you will be erne. Is it true you re now prevented leaving, as yea lateadod, 2,0001. to your =form= cousin, Mary /at Ttr prom who indraces you has no charity, sad erM raver bre luck aad your tortoise. Do not he gelded by each disgusting avarice. You know your =- fortunate corm has not one farthing. Therefore, do as you istritticd doing, sad leave something to pre vent her sts • . The great God will Wee you as you bops to re him. 71iak of thin, sad let no one pervert your Id= hells= from this clarity.' Wasadsatios ortinor Mary Smith, the " nallortn sate carra," was a dace of Lady anorben. She raided a rest dad with bet east et the time of my sister's death. M6:14\1•11 so= her= le Isar. I fort saw Mr. Bloom about the rake -au du= menthe ego. If k bed not bra for the upraise hider at Ur. Blois= I should set have err lire as a wit nea He aid the intention el Lady Diesel= was to im pels the weir= of the WO= la ill% arr. bay sister. He several samtyreas title= tad, mead Arm those C s tra . d esi llaraeworth. I owed* sr der the Mlle that lady Diarrhea Weeded to =pre the hers to ray matter. When Mr. Blows came tome et Debde, ear the sell on those letters with the Me amnesia N m a z direr. We rate to the onaeloslan that the were not the Bare, though they were both a bead sad very much tike each other. I prier had sat b i g more than urea or lour hitters boa Lady Discern, but I have era plotty of her writing. My deter was ill all her life, mom OT ises. the IMO with Lady Drachma in Pere in March, 1866. That wee =boat the Ire time she was with her. Mr. Charles John Storm, ermined by Mr. Jame—l have bees solicitor tor Mr. Hoe= • family fare ere may yea= sad Isr the the solicitor la this action. I west over I. Dahlia to re Mr. Width ea the 'abject of the latter le had reedveL He grader= the Mier which bee beta road =dry. I had whai are the twe sataystone Won te Lord Rarerwarth sad Mr. LifdaL I impend the seals la hat perm= Prose the ,imat I is. =red I drug= the =We tree reserilid fedi ether. I had me dear they wen hapressione haes dr mere rd. I add Ira that hen the shollrity el Miss Wallia's hariwridag la were nerds to that of Lady Dlacrbea—a sladeefty =id bid boss pointed out to re by the opposite ido— -1 had rases to believe that it was the intend= of the dedrdsat to endeavour to teaks out that the ...T. WM Win =re written by his lister ; that I was satirled der hogairke that I had node that his =tar would ad tells well anxious to therefore sad was erefore earth Ifm ia l e tCralgrol.. l % never sold to hint I thought Ids eh= was the rut= 41b. : _ (leesonotedTy hir. - M•osalay—The writ in this artist wee =ad on the 310 at July last, and the declaration oaths oat the libels ant lin November. I declined in Jelly to dew die leen lo Lady Diserbses sonata, because = ereesal wee oat of tows ; bat I showed them la Nov,= R it sot all the Mews I also padded sutler of Lady Disorbees remains letters, and two width were set napped to ha remise. I.dy Dinoromes send- Knew: Waller sad Grant, said their object la coming he my dies wee to were a the trek sad it was agreed that eye aim peeled between us slosh ad be mod es edemas Mr. Thome Wi'Jiams, memised by Mr. lieneyeda-1 am a solicitor in Wales. I was reileibw sad lead agent le the ere Lord Dlearbee. He died in 11152, end I g: m sz the solicit/o=lp to Lady Dinette' in 11136. lam acq with be headwririeg. Ide alt balm Um Idea produced(Ns. 1) is welter= by her. The smell "w" is " what is A. her hadwritlez. M►. Yesaulay —Ob. it all tar on the "w." (Laughter.) Mr. Jawse—lndeed it doss set. _ _ iiiiWwaoset;;ZricelsTAir eiftered to the present Lord Ravensworth I do not believe to be In the handwriting of Lady Moorhen Mr. BMA new GAM me directly whether I th.,aght the two Intim we in her handwriting. He indirectly wished to have vsy ophden ea the letters, andl mid ft was my opinion they were not la her headwritteg. may have said to hint that they were like her handwriting. I tell him that there were many of the lettere which were Tory Wm It ii . r"Richard Bulkeley, examined by Mr. Jamee--1 ase member of parliament ! Angkor. I am nephew of the first Lord Dinorbee, and tenable ander the will. I have oirrespooded with Led) Disorben, bat not frequently. I know her handwriting. The letter No. 4 (A). admired to Colonel Wilitare, is not like Lady Diatehres handwridag. The letter No. 1, &admired to Lord Ramerworth, le not like her meal handwriting. It Is mar it. Them le . penallarity In her smelt " w," and the "w " i We latter (" I wish Yon wr is Ilhe her's ; bet are then other " a's" wb k k are milks hem The leper to Yr. Liddell is elm Win her bielvalthg. Th in Is •caof • " sad ear" arbkai remblan her wring. Tba " w' vrban: la her Wear sigrami m " Ego" 4like her w." I tls nal bow virae all was is Hn babit at call- IlagLfribisbus Sol MOM I lime net inn& awyeaseer Then la • wadi Mho bast PraWiel bmewi LQ: 6B % . 4 " whore," wide* I lam to ba anal= by Larby Oseramaniad by Ma. lissaslay—l balimed bet that the laram milbbi i lb. Asibis• election wee in be bra maim ba r a s hie laid k was writina by Ur I woo Ma as Ws= saps say num Art I lid Ibia =mind by Ns. Nrmaman—l au • alms at en Ilse Low/ Blembeale Impkvlb. At ay more ell I THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1858. continued to live, u before, at Kimmel Perk, with Lord Dinorben. I remained there until after hie awed mar riage. I have received two letters from Lady Morton but not mere. I have seen letters d iluent' by her to other people. lam not very well • tad with her handwriting, but to the best of my belief I • say the two letters to Lord Ravansworth, and Mr. Liddell, ars in her handwriting. Cross-examined by Mr. Macaulay—Mr. Thoth= brought the to toe at a friend's house in November Ile asked me if I thought they were written by Lady Dinorbee, and I said I thought they were. I only had one letter from Lady Dinorben, the other wes addressed to my mother, and I never saw it. I either destroyed the other letter or gave it to Lord Dinorben. Be-reassi med—Those two letters to myself and mother were anthyramta. I knew they were in Lady Dinorbew's haedwriting,lsseenee they were so like it. The witness here corrected hermit , and said-1 received one anonymous letter, and two In Lady Dinorben's own name. Thu anonymous mss I suet to Lord Dinorben, and I wrote to him on the en4set. By Mr. Mactanlay—The two letters in her own name am not peutuved. I destroyed them. Wes Victor Lydia Tensiel, eumined by Mr. Jaanse—l wee govemses in Lady Dinorben's family in 1831. I re malmed with bar four years. I wu governess to her daughter. I saw Lady platinum's handwrit lag. I believe the letter to Lord Raveneworth to be in her writing. There le a peculi arity in the formation of some of the letters. I believe letter No. 2to be also in her handwriting. It has . the same peon- Ruttier. Mr. William Morris—l as in floe service of a stationer in Monat-tareet, Grosvenor-equare. Lady Dinorben dealt with as for several years before 11364, but not since. The letter oxentenciag The handsomer, oh, the housekeeper," is written on paper, and enckeed in au:stivelope. supplied by our arm. The envelops ham ths name of our firm damped upon it. The post-mark slows that it was posted in Meant- Grosvenor-squats, which is clove to Lady Disorhes's Cresressedsed by Mr. Macaulay—The raper and the enslaves were not supremely Beads for Lady . Diserbea. We have • very Urge business at the Wee! ;es, sad supply • great number of envelopes istaaseed like this. ite-erunined—Her ladyship eras very particular in having mar of • particular kind. - Mr. Netliffe, a lithographer, and that for upwards of twenty years he had paid particular attention to hand widow, and been bathe habit of making far nutlike. (Tim multepated letters of Lady Maarten, sad the lettere I and 2, were then placed in the sitnam's hands.) The away moan Idlers certaisly appear to be written in • disguised hasdariting. Though they are in different disguises, I as. of *nice, after thoroughly etamining than, that they were written by the Mlle hand. Iu the anonymous letters the letter " " is an eccentric character. A marked character runs through the " wh's" and the " the capital " H's and " and the small " Ws." There are other minute peculiarities running through all the letters. In some instances the writer hem forgotten the &- guns and broken into a natural hand. (The witness was under eassaimatios whin our report left.) llj IN NI Na IN PO SHARE LIST&-2HIB DAY. Two °Two'. The railway share market to-day exhibits con tinued heaviness. In nearly ell mem,pr s oa exhibit a further reduction. The fall isespeciallly severe in Caledonian stock, which has been sold as low as 79. Cheat Western is marked 49, and Eastern Counties, 60. Subjoined are some of the quotations now current, viz :—London and North Western stock, 90 to 4 ; Great Western, 49 to I ; Midland, 91 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 89 to ; London and South Western. 46i to 47 per share ; Great Northern, 254 to; ; and Eastern Counties, 12 to 4. East India Railway stock continues to meet with inquiry. Paris and Lyons shares do not fully main tain the rise which was established yesterday after noon. Southern of France have again risen. The Brazilian lines remain dull. 411411 T sear IL I Pa. I ititiorava ego to , to I URPIJAU SMARM AZ) ROOM. arates..llo . 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If 99 111 No oroNl 911Norion Imam& IN Nous usooslN I 1 ON IN M NI 0119 il NI lortborst DIV 199 9 ENNAww emil 6 . 6 di VC "C. a ai. to am6 z..... 5 .. i t r is f p k.! paboweasria t s 7 IN IN N sa i ghl irt abus .. N le 1em......._ . NUL N a w7:77.14 , 47.;:. ii• Naltbia I Duellagy 6.. N 91 NW ors . • is II ot. 906 WON fa 4 19;iitri . orli0 GANN . ...... 111 al WlNltokorad INN. aN MONEY ilditiCßl—Tlii.s .1.4.4 Y. Two o'CLooi. The funds to-day exhibit continued heaviness. Prices are now quoted fully / per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Business is very limited throughout the Stock Exchange. A further fall in English railway shares has taken place. The de preesion in this market has now made serious progress, and excites considerable attention. Consols for the Bth July were first marked 951, and are now quoted 951 to 11-18, ex div. The goverment broker has purchased a fresh parcel of Reduced Three per Cent. Stock. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95/ to 96; the New Three per Cents, at 951 to 96 ; Bank Stock, 2191 to 221; the India Loan Debentures at 991 to ; ditto (Scrip) at 99/ I and the June Exchequer Bills at 21e. prem. The scrip of the new Indian Loan is quoted 99 tot. Dulness prevails in the foreign stock market. Turkish Six per Cents., after being mark►d 964, have receded to 93 to 1. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan has declined to 1 to 1 dia. The Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 1832 are also more offered. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four•and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 98 to 971; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868 (scrip), to die. ; New Granada De ferred Bonds, 51 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021, 102; Sardinian Five per Cents., 901; ditto, for account, 901 ; Turkish Biz per Cents., for account (June SO), 961, 951, 95 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104, 1044; ditto, for account, 1041. At Paris to-day (Friday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened flatly at 88fr. 40c. ex div. for the account, showing an unfavourable reaction of fully 1 per cent. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yesterday, the large arrivals of specie lately reported preventing any farther withdrawals for exportation. There is no =Tease in the demand in the discount market, but a fair amount of badness is going for ward, and the dealers in money haws taken advan tage of the diminished supply to raise their terms a little. The current rates for high-class bills are 24 to 21 per cent. The Indemnity has arrived from Melbourne with 44,6001. in gold; the City of Washington, from New York, with 19,7001. ; and the Colombo, from Alex andria, with 3,9424 making a total of 68,0001. The City of Benue/ from Sydney, and the Frances Henty, from iortland Bay, have also ar rived, but neither of these vessels is known to bring any gold. The specie and bullion by the West India steamer Atrato were delivered yesterday, and the 81,7801. in gold was purchased for the Continent. The 330,3001. in gold brought from Melbourne by the Norfolk will probably be delivered to-morrow or Monday. The bulk of it is expected to be sent to the Continent. It is computed that the shipments of silver for the East by the steamer Northam on the 20th inst. will reach about 150,0001. or 180,0001. • is • The silver market somewhat fiat, the present quotation for bars being 6s. 10. per ounce standard. The amount of the Russian paper currency just publicly burnt at St. Petersburg (as referred to yes terday) is twelve millions of silver roubles. The public sales of tea yesterday went off with spirit. Yesterday was the day appointed in the Court of Bankruptcy for hearing the petition of Messrs. Felix Calvert and Co., the brewers, praying for a certi ficate from the court that the deed of arrangement has been duly signed by six-sevenths of the creditors, but by common consent the matter was ad journed until Thursday next. The London and North Western Company an nounce that, " from and after the 21st of June " their fares between London and Liverpool, Manchester, and other places, will be assimilated to the ad vanced rates advertised as to come into force from that date by the Great Northern and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire companies. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return pre sents this week &decrease 0f607L; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 6671.; the East Lancashire • decrease of 673 L; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 41.; the Midland an in crease of 4041.; the North Eastern • decrease of 2,4131.; and the South Eastern a decrease of 3071. The Early Closing Association, continuing their indefatigable efforts towards effecting an abridgment of the hours of labour, have just addressed to the directors of the Bank of England a memorial, in which they earnestly beg the sanction of the direc tors to the Saturday half-holiday movement. They suggest that, if the Bank of England would close their doors at two o'clock on Saturdays, the adoption of the practice by the other London banks would be greatly facilitated, and a beneficial and power ful impulse would be given to the cause in other quarters. In support of the memorial, the association append a list of upwards of eleven banded important firms, in various branches of business, who express their " hearty concurrence" in the suggestion. It is pointed out in the memorial, that " an indirect result of con siderable importance, likely to arise from the suspen sion of banking business at an earlier hoar on Sittur day,would be th e more general payment of wages on Friday—a practice proved to be highly beneficial to the workman and has family, in many ways, and directly tending to remove the present alleged ne cessity for Sunday trading." A mass of testimony is at the same time furnished hom numerous firms who have adopted, with highly satisfactory results, the practice of closing business at an earlier hour. The interest falling due the let proximo on the Victor Emanuel Railway loan is advertised for pay ment in due course. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Sou, and Co.: The market for American &manias continues inactive, and the transactions daring dm peat week have been on a men so limited ea not in may degree to have intisenced our quotations. TECIISDAY EYE:KIPS. The funds to-day were doll, but not lower. The closing quotations were the lame as these of yester day. The government broker to-day bought for the But India Company and other funded accounts stock to the amount of about 36,000 L, but these daily investments produce little effect upon prices. Whilst the English funds are thus stationary, I English railway stocks have sustained a further general fall. The aspect of this market to-day was altogether one of extreme discouragement, owing chiefly to the continuanoe of unfavounsble traffic re turns. The public afford little or no rapport to the market, and the operations of the speculators seem to be almost exclusively directed to lower prices. As a more satisfactory fen. tore, we notioe a partial revival of the de mand for Indian guaranteed railway shares, which are favourably influenced by the approaching pay ment of the half-yearly interest, falling due the lit peva. The principal movement in the' St oc k Exchange, however, is still in French railway shares, which exhibit a fresh rise. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to; ex div. for the Bth July, varied to-day between that quo tation and 95‘, rather "buyers," andclosedat 951 to 1. The official business report is ea fellows :—Thrst per Cent. Consols, for account (Bth July), 951 ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced, SOL 98 ; New Three par Cents., 951, 96, 951 ; Thirty Years Annuities, rtnz in April, 1886, 181; Bank Stock, 2191, 221 ; India Four per Cent. Loan Debentuas, 991 ; scrip, 991; Three-aad-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Benda, falling payable in May, 1880, 1001, 101; 1 India Bonds, 21e. prem. The Marsh Esehequer Bills were quoted 325. to 365. Twos., and the Juno, 17s. to 21s. prat. The foreign Meek market was qaist. Turkish Oh per Oasts. closed about tie aster as yeatudy, at 964 to 4. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 104 to 4. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are fiat, and have receded to (nominally) 4801. to 6101. Bank shares to-day were firm. Amongst othetw, the shares of the B►nk of Australasia, London Joint Stock Bank, end Union Bank of Australia, were inquired for; the last mentioned rose it. per share. Ottoman Bank, however, oontirue to droop. The shares of the two Discount Companies showed tarp nes& Peninsular and Oriental Steam were quoted 1/. lower. Canada Land were marked•l23. New South Wales Government Five per Cent* were more offered to-day. MINIS.-TBIS DAY. Two o'CLocl. In the mining market to-day the transactions have been by no means extensive, but then are inquiries for shares in Wheal Edward, Kelly Bray, Wheal Harriet, Bortridge Console, Great Wheal Alfred, Wheal Margaret, and Devoe Great Console. The heavier stocks are generally offered, and for these the tendency of prices is drooping. In foreign and colonial descriptions no movement has taken place. At Snag South Tolima a dlytdead of 6e. per Mare wee deals:4 Tow MW.] Agar eeU of Sr we share ems made, At a meeting of the adventurers la Idest Cam Htestri on the ICA the amounts promise showed a talents of Ma 1 , 01.10 A the mine. Leah of fr i zir share sae madit.parMe on Clan ee ttatt tb. Int A t3rre i rg. l ee. 4 4 Mare wee l inade fArnbld dll ea. the Mtll WM. &a ford ammo sadly wow ore are now at mews The Fort Dowse SewOempany (braked) bare convened a ressung for the NM lost. At the Pembroke and feet Orionis mine Moral ineetlnz. held on Weeswear. the stooanti slowed a Wass us Me of MI. ; the report front the mews we, twourablo. thumb Om Pembroke Mee tie the tel moment meth m eld'sM bad sot been mot with ; mettle; elm therefore, **Erste for emesas Tao RSDAT In the mining market to-day a moderato amount of business was done, chiefly in shiees in Par Con sole, North Robert, East Wheal Russell, Wheat Edward, North Basset, Wheal Kitt, (St Agneby, and Sortridge Consols. There were also inquiries for shares in Devon Great Consols, and Gre4l, Wheal Alfred. Alfred Consols, and North Princes, on the other band, showed heaviness. Santiago shares remain heavy, and were marked} Bon Accord Copper and United Mexican also showed flatness. I Awlemi. led IliMmima F ris r=. • sa Were sad WYNN* ea= : Lam Mr* Pr& en Maim Igen srl ss • Aatiela Liam NW IMP • lbws - Nanreslea Tnisk Otbms• _ pip ir . zr sod Nallar ______ Is. lam I Illust. I Pd. la. piss. I lb* , V I ff . ; L ..... ti . 1 . li = reaetta a . . 2 = = ilia c..... tlitak teratof Itor. AminNo.m.ll 1 0 I di 1 Est i;.dia - ::: ..: i i 1 E tt e a l l E I 12 i " : a I St tom. aml W at - .. SO -- IN Ilea Prow. fit be i iii * ::: Now ... el Ilrattso 11t... Z. Z. op sem sora wow. - . I° F lenig A.u.6. l27"a 1 I I •I 1 1 __ De. Now . Mho at Atolialla .. IL 0 ei SI MI : 1 D al tik aism;;l . , ei. i if. THE POLICE COURTS. (11118 DAY.) MANSION-HOWIE. lITINOITZ POILOIJIT ON Tall LONDON AND COUNTY William WilmsAwed, ereat,Of 29, Weramth-tarrece, Haelsney, was bean* beim the Lard Mayor by dalletive tstrol.shor l eiir e haring slemed Tentardaa, ia Kant, two Ina fw 41111. 10s., sad the othm kr e ks z ez klltsat thalLentles sad Coasty Beak, The eireoesleams of the ems we of ammewhat memo.Oa Friday last. • lens, was reseleed se the Bask at Te e ntardsn, dated Otenlemek Jen% gar prMag to h missed by Mr. B. Deotra, suisslog r ::= it 14001. IS the Crashes* DM* ate le be Sped by Mr. E. Is mss, with a rages* that the ameent might be placed la the emessat 44 a Mr. Benjamin imilo; sad by the seme& k a mi le l itsr was received, dated from OQM s Ball Numb, 10th June, posted fu iligh-street, Direagh , end signed . Smith, " Ma that he bed meshed ad** that Mr. Beeman til J paid 1,6001. to his medic that he had purchased an estate, sad so firth, sad wished • armed amount to be opened in his ON" and further that he had draws • cheque for ha 100., in favour of Yr. which cheque was pamested for monist sad refused, the fielder brag regulated to call main. Insane dials inquiries were made at Crasbrook, when the cheque fur LBW to be • forgery, end it was found, upon smelt made at leotrrdeu, that the person who had greemeed the Magas for 4171 10s. had decamped. These sinamesiaaose brag commusaloated to the City po lice, masgimiaa was thrown upon the prisoner, who is • nephew at Mr. Bosnia (whose name was forg ed ) sad bad formerly held • sltuatkm as clerk m the (.alsrook Beak, so as to be well aware of the bushier cousezioos of that beak, as well as of the brawl et Teaterdas, and bend's this, be had been ccavissted of • dollar forgery, committed an a beak at Orford, in 1849, sad sestamold to for • term yet umpired, he Mein yr t c r e a i= tke titashal-have some three menthe aims The miasmas now gives being bansapiete, the pekoes, was remeaded. SOUTHWARK. ATTIMPTID SUICIDE IN TEE STREET. Mary ANN Arlkmald, au( woman,woman, 2o ram of age, was brought heal Gay's Hosp yo ital, in custody of a constable I at the Id division, charged with attempting to commit suicide be taldag a quaatity of ewaggesrr of teed. The officer stated that as Wedaedey night be was on ditty in Keat-strest, whoa he saw the prisoner lying cm the pavement quite ismasible. He thought at first &ewes under the influence of liquor, and he endeavoured to raw her up, bat Whig unable to do so, be procured assist snot sad conveyed her to Guy's Hoepital. It wee then noon ascertained that she had taken a quantity of sugar of lead, whioh was ejected from the etontech by the anicoach-pnalp, and after oonsiderable trouble she was restored to ealmation. She had remained in tho hospital until that morning, and she was now in a had state. The prisoner expressed her regret at haring made each a rash attempt on her life, but it was in a moment of passion. Ms had bees living with • shotheeper in Kent-street four peen, and altar haring a quarrel together on Wednesday, he lama her one of the house. She would never attempt it seek. Tbs n ethss of the young woman assured his wongdp Oat she had spathes to her as to the enormity of the oda* sad she was prides that she would sot re it. She was sow wry al, of would morn to dr Ulottal if his worship would Maw her to take her. As seem as she noo,sssd she (lbs istalltar) would inch after her sad keep bar et boar. The megistralle Warred the primmer at awes length as to Mr *dud attempt eke had rade as bar life, and ceders& this asellable b eake bar beak to 43r basgital. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT SLIOTITO TILSOI/LASS.) WINCHESTER MEETLNO.-THIS DAY. ENTRIES FOR QUEEN'S GUINEAS. 'Warman, Bardower, Muni,* Ern, Kaaba, and Tame Dar. Orono asap, laud, Fashioa, Boos dory, Mk Bannor, Lady Blanche M a lt, Yamada, Bins Ball, Boomrad, Laub OW Pilot. Ern. Martha, Bardarer, Fisher vs" Bimodal'. BJa, Klammas, Orators. mad Dealt'. TM fulkmrim bombs 011 l be berm:—Torn. Doer. Bastiael, Bolodal Dbynts. Loyd &stay. NaMeld, The Dew, Lady Lase% alas Nancy o, Gallo', slot to Bows. Wad Ross, Flamm; Ws, Warryintn. Irons 66 Loyd], Tallow Bose, Fan, Lalastoom, Esedrop, Sister to Ameeadaer , Mats, Vain star, Greek, Crock, and several taws. The next Australian mail will be taken by a sew MOW steams celled the Royal Bride, which is to sail bow Plyweath ea the are a July, isseedimely ea the arrival et the Landon Mem posted ea the evssig al the tad. Than me mess zombies la the soestreation of this vend, ego. daily as regards the elven ap of the screw when its action is ace stmaked, villa, it is hoped, will imams a speedy lemma IN;TRILNIIIIIT MIGRATION. Her K_ -. Otereitelowere rberterel tire Wye alliesees. Ore 17th ter.. vie , the Ordores, 6 . 78:76 iell der Flynn& for Artelei4e, Ikea Arrealia, at 1411/. M. per Meier adult, sae ske Katy Plereeta, 746 tees, to wall bra Liverpool for Brim lls dose Ware, at 141. ha 94. per sheer risk, bath wirer to be kr the rerepdae at proseore min& ray es the Cormierieeere ray di epee Waren the IMAM fah of hay. Mtioheriox To 80DTZ ddlird4Lte.—On 'Nee mutcos dor* the err &emir met el derdeli sulgreate by Mr. laressesa, eshrblemerrelomor . wrier, rind Ihnetervere,pleephreeordeorareeettedeeerverrk sada fries the Ikeerialer, ea bird the Leopard elreetr, for Lteerpeel, to Isle lie eldp Dee, at Dlr. tor=whirl rid ad air ea the ler es Illth te Dee will sorry set Write WI end 4411 auk. The rand body a 1 eadenere ederel by lar. liousirme erabeetthe Web hey, fa a *Welt Wee up try the emealediewa, ewe kr eldelt the ftvirielYe Moe orb be hewed The ant eilartee eadireete far INA Auer abed, be redo le Amer sr Ilepletelow eel they mil to Orrisber et Neverber. erheeteell the are. .=here re Er, hi re setetter, rederg erey Dew 7=lBlhe free pereer le Melbeetue err eyilry.— 111 y 11.4. TEN OVTWAZD Warr INDIA AND PaCtriC Wilta.—Thembaus all, Paola llowthitiee with the above rah, a fed spur r out MM., jewellery MIL. - elekty-lber awes Oben Wire 04=Plilleweld. 'Askew a Pass er l iC 011iersehreery, eel Gavle. CZTOTAL PALM= 11•12-A-CILOWN Tzwasemravwsll.-111.4.1.....par0mi,4,047; `.men all % el: Wig 4•961. OOLONTLL IDOMINBIT ff 011111111... ~.►r.r, OWN law rte__ SJLWaYaGer.IO- Stow lisstle I p. Deb. Mom ISTI aTIPLATIX:ris.aIt =MUM ■ltnn 11: M 110 112 No. IMs 1 Yana 1 Pd. 10. mew. 1 166100. :Li ii Lunn,) frit 1% . 9.1 1 1 i 1/11 00 100 4 14 1.014 1 D•vo• Gent B r it - OW Nswet Mos) MI 96 COO Ono& Both - o.w.iandi 11.11 il MSS - 0. Wh. Vor I LILL rirta'ran o s i I 17 " -, N.W Brut 11 1 all W. 91 101 1,1 - North WOW . 7.0 1 1 6 I. - Per Ows. lat. Or i e l y a . . 4 14 9 19 .. Pcwkellb 11 Medical - • ... %A 1 096.1692. 44. 11 11 ... & 0w540% Wt. OWN 11 WI 416 ad ..6. Owe Elms Moo, I I 4 1 &V . lras2sim 11.1&9 WI NO ft. Oro l i7=. r 16 I - On. Mina 0 111 140 KM - P.l. .1 Tow 1099- marlbial . . UM 1 9 _ INA in... 6 itg l iiii ii is 4 ... w.0....e.vm le no no _ wb.~..k1 - Vodkas i ; I 176 146 11tRit/a 1.,.11 : 3 II - w rilbal - wLT.k....tiai ii 2 4 : #," 1133301L1AX10116. lle. 11111 m 1 Nowa/a 1 Pl. I 01. prim. 1 ilaba. WAN a l tftiel.lolll4. l ill ia 16 10 NON tweallas . II f Ss ips, ul U u m is ' surc huTVlL watiM u all ail 11 - ri ". : artl== is ii, a Brll.6irobllserd.• 9.11 09 w 11.10 a 00.17 p. wei MOO an II II 11. , IS aria.iiiiii6i 24 i i - Pot.ll ow O Oll , 111 1911.91 t 1 Ori p., P6l=.- • gl i . • re all 1101•6 Own .l 3$ Li ill i rolT eie rge NI •- - -1 - 6 Jae& Ot i tU 11 .I* '' i als Vou " StwoO_ _ U lOm 1w0.4166.19m0rk ft II Om a& - - 110111w.1s. TN. Um. all 11 $4 'l ,- 1 ladocal Drew A. 0 1 ills - 7 -, " TolOrlsed. Wad ilr " a Do. Ds. an - I , * Do.lp.&Pr.l9.iiiiii. 611 N.BrurlN.lkii:W 99 14 17 Ir' 8 1 .Zio. A D :imiladr . O il ll .11 1 di. ...., No* 0 Dwelpello. 61 21 11. It i ..Y.:l I httki.r.taTi; 5 . 1 '7 l 1 .. Pr i t Otliallbwie ...._. . . 1111 11 111 al as b 711 I alitto .:* LI 3{ kw goll 0 a rta. - 7 . * * * 7 . :66 6 : us lieni Mall 166 ** a is • 191 SINN 1 =1,1=1:11 . 69 4 al A Il i 11.000 Nommutmi oa ry a 1 mar De. B. 40 I PAWL Low 91 6 - sup O. 61us v:Isn000A Dods us J tsisesus;E: si p_ u O 1715 19 Ds. NOW LOCAL BEARE MA3ZIIB. laraarorra Joon 17. J ho ambit coma at choir of t rat. tad doom witboot moron at the lotto" k010i101 6 161 day. 701. 1-Boakbarao. •UK 14 1.1 5 -.. 4Ol, 4-1 1 hitior neyb.d, IN §-ft.'s,. °MOW 11 an t 1 0 1- 44E ntr• trait Mc ot -Omit troalsra. 411. h-laaradre r Y. Look* sad Mae WWlora. SOL I Nortb &Raab. 1111. i-Norwfdra t 1111 6 -11 1K rIt omit - l or a Mils. i -Ludt Northam In S-Dowora . 11 1-14 b-Dati. 4 11.16. i din- °road Stash of Ourada. 111. 1-• 11oltas d Outdo. 17L la lloscalwria, Jon 11. E he motet au mere tram lot thong war sot malsa ?rah, 111-Looda WI -Loaticao 4_ lol- Mesta& 11 ob - b lllastborsa, 11-Dovent 94- `t kart laracariblra SW Otani, all Ma Irn 17.-1111. market war dell tarlay, rad the gelato or dam morally loser. Lopata sod North Westerns we does at 1111-Oroat North Itallarde Weettra okra et abl Ma obahroa Oomaaraal Shot. at 114-tad SI The Rev. Canon Oirdieetees, M.A., ham been in ignited to the vicarage of Weatry-erith.Codrington, in the disown of Gloucester end Brietol. vacant by the death of the Rev. C. R. Word • the Dan and Chapter of Bristol. A LONDOW MAP OF 1768.—Let to begin at a mil-known spot—ay the corner of Tottenham-coney-read, Oxford.ohost. We sand open the very outskirts of the metropolis. Within two hundred yards north we fond our selves fairly in the country, meroktm along the `• Rood to Hantatea," with the fah expanse of Limb's Conduit-fields croon on our right, and • trim hones and grounds called Tottenham Court, half a mile a-head. The mar ket gardens on our left are intentoted by " The Groat Lae," which newly correepoads with the Goodyear's* and Cleveland-met of to-day. So, sloes town sad not country Is our mark, we will retrace our steps and proceed west along Oxibedareet. Hon we are at the Meng, or rather were the dress ought to be. Portland pings is not visible; but it is magnets& by a arrow alley rutting north, through which you may walk elegight into Ncelitateberiesd, without onexteterlog one bit 8114111 of London on your way. If yon like to tarn le your left at the tap of the aid alley you tea pees into Cavendish- assay, which, hoots, only three ides is, on the fourth, open to the "Star agate" of the northers morning. Beek age* end westward, ho ! still shag Oxford- greet. We are at the bp of New Bwel-etreet. Has the tows ale tut on the right Thee I. toothier bat award sad tamer es hr ne the (1w Feat& la heat, et the fete el the NA where , . 1-pigee sad the EdgweinkrerA sew lateeeeet. we ilecoes law gehowe tree ot Tiber% thief teem ke tepolelve awe d bleak lremplol grese.-1110 Maw, Alth ehawileng*. t la ° l i ft I s i s i s g+ 14 Y COMMERCIAL AND MARIII7B. MARE-LANE.—THIS DAT. Without much life In the tmda to-day, de value of wheat sad flour was fully 'maintained at the cnntaly of Monday last. Barley sold on quite sa good Imam ae earlier in thewesik sad oats war, if anything, the turn darer. Beim and pew firm. WITAIJI INTO WINGS 7ZOX E JUN 14 TO JUNE 111. Naha didsotal. ina. 3 . ................... 1 MI --• 11.110 11161/lide.l.lo ; ludo: radd.l.93o . l;ddY.l.39o — ameks. Lowy Alllllllllllll. WWI. 4. ad.: Elorlay. 314. dd.; NI% Ilk Id.: 13% IL MI ; Sem 11,1‘ K_ P00,414.0d. iIIIPIRIAL A i AAA bra Nu :Z a ra It'll& 1.11 . d " rid tri ri l 444 lid I. AI Ni 61 76 *Oa 9 .- ... ...... 4 41 6. V 3 ):: El . 1 21 1: &: 11: ;- i 4 Jan . I. 04 lb 486 &I 6 OO le 6 13 .........," 416 7d 336 UM Cd 316 06 414 IP Mx weiletAgg. ARM TPA. 606% al el 416 et 0. 1)7749.—W86 11. 46 /. Usts..76. Ham, Pod f... IP MAIM lIMPWZINI MS PLOOTOATIONS DI Till ATIOWIIM tumor liThit MIMI TES WI WIZ= }AIM. PIUS: XII a. May IL flay 21. May 29. Jams 6. use 12. 44 il 9 i ... .... ... .... 44 _ .... .. 44 6 ... 44 7 ... : r a 6 .. .... ... ... 46 7 ..... .... ... .... ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAM (IT mAorrno TELEGRAPH.) (mow nun oww oommaromourv.) The =whet very dull. In wheat and dour the Mutineers Fs limited, although Tuesday's rata were only tuked. pnee ricit Indian oorn steady. Egyptian goes off at 29e. 11:1; Beldi, 4a. Bd. Barley and bean unchanged. MINCING-LAIR.-THIS DAT. 13170A1.—There has been • steady demand for all goal qualities, but soft descriptions beasts good supply have mole Las readily. Reined in fair request, andtdrUd goods being wares have realised fell prior. CorraL—The public sales of plantation Ceylon nay* gone off with Ism animation this week, and prices wands 7tra . .±A large business ha. bean done daring the week but chiefly in low dercriptioas, and at rather easier prima EIALTPETIIO.—FaII prime ate Obtained for Am, but low aorta are dull of sale, and Is. is Ss. cheaper. Rru.—Tbe market is steady. Demerara proof aid 24. 2.41., and leeward', Is. 9d. Sricas.—Pepper and pimento sold heavily, bet at format . Nutmegs rather cheaper. Woe at full prior. prior Jamaica, at a further decline. Other spices without . . Corro;.—A limited businem done at former price.. JUTE sold freely at full lakes. In D I oo.—For the nest quarterly sakv, 1,870 eheete are at present declared. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The auks& is quiet. Subjoined are the prior :—Tows tallow, 608 wet cash • Pelenbareg Y.C. es Ow woe, 525. W.; Jam 628.66. ; Ju4 mil ♦ Me. to ild.; &Omaha% 618. bd. ; Out. end bet, SOL 6d. ; ditto, otperdely, HIDE MARBET.—THIS DAY. LIADIMIIBLL.-641115e. to 641ba. Sid. te did; Gibs. te 72Ths., 34d. to 244.; 72165. to 101ba, lld, to 4d. • Bu lb. b Ms., 4d. to 4id. • 1016.. to 16Th.., 40. to 41., Horn* hides, 134. to 04. ; emit skim, 2t. Od. te 3*. Od. f di. to 6s. Id. EIIIIONDINT —stoop Elidne.—Latabo, 2.. 2d. to 3.. 2d.; thetritop, la. to 1..2d. BOROUGH HOP MAR/MT.—THIS DAY> WIWI. Pattered® and Smith report that the socounfis Mora the pientations are more unfavourable this morn*. Ply and lice are gradually hocressing. Thin is a fair of business doing at former rates. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wylaat, les. ed. ; 16e. 6d; Bea Mettle Hartley, 14. ed. ; Howard's Wm* Hartl2 6 ll 6 l. 46.; Merril' Walt Hartley, 14. ; Wallow P 194.; Wins lad Hatton, 16a. 9d. ; Walls End Hespler rano; 16a. ed.; Walla End Stewart's, 16a. 6d.; Walla End Swann Hatton, 16a. 6d.; Wall's Bad Tess, 16s. 91-67 dew at market. BACHEL'B PORTRATT.—The Tribunal of Ibei bassi Agee judgin tc xyaiterday (Wedoesday) in tzto sod Mak Ambers t, *Wed without matte:who. IlYsa so O'Coone . id. noit-Chanspy, the prat. awk Oared Oat inermach ea no one can reproduce en. dam`raga), khan_ the omelet of the fatally, thee fealettediermen ce hle or her deathbed; as also the Tighe to birdie soh publicity we undoubted; so, furthermore mdik. a lm a pax had stipulated in sweet term, wili she gave the whir te have bar siateie festoon photographed, that no OM erbelseer should be permitted to amp the Illoosei ro =sw ia notwithatandlog such intardle7. V 0 5111.16 Oda way olight iftde tnod a dielt Pietml ione, * art "ol— a- NO& snobs, stogies for tole In the shop oil =I eel Oei e Ira such conduct on her pate. be dolma ; in conagnence suer on*. within Os ipso el bar sad twesty Leon ' deposit wilt the seghher of the swot ell the proofs of the picture wield, twenty-flee in number, In order to how that ; or la dile* thereof to poy to Mdlle.teralt 7 I. seek day's daisy to the West of two montiw o slew ulliathe sort would decide what should be ihnik litialsonore, Nos. W,onnell's demand for Or Ergo r essegnence of her picture havieg beat weed cos , I the al the Felix family ilry stated to be without ti owl Ole was ordered to pay all the costa of the • I country -people inhabiting the banks of tift• Th Woo the Crab sod Pbeellosto (Peewee!) were sits Ind on the le* on meat a Ile* of hoe white b! sum Ilyftw Oros& Or sir wed ehe hooks of Ow r i ver . y r s s ummed= t$ out thet Os leek our sited e i l i C sdldhc=s, several of Ode haw eincte TAY —like awl sot be Tim miDaa--iike council t o t Odhlw Ihngenss eflinghwit hare, on tite *sell* Ida LOBO the dinisler-gspend od Ow Oarslosne Wile liana.Prodod gin PM =sad% hyoid bwift hie albwillilsot. Dart., to ow swergaa. a i d mak kiass goy Oen pooleathe givatent Imam „ ima m, ',Dr. OM= Mohr Id= Anse 11118 W 00%0. ;Dr, y, Peak al l (1864 irg, Strassinne Tassiars.--Th•Jerso mma yff • segines th at orsagesonts for laying down the dee teliesph cable hetes= Partied sad the Wawa awe onoisind, and that a triento lowing eal those ishads bil l g r l b: estehliebsd be Si mow RI• soli 1 i 1 i I , i . ' I . 1 . 111 1 s i i 1 . 1 , 1 I f i . i. 1 i , 1 1 i , , 1 i ' .1 1 ~.