The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGkNCE. MIDI DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bohn Xi. Commissimear Yaw) I . S: u C!IAPPVIL The Intskrtqrt rr iitoreilarine a photographer, f Fleet- Knot TWA WAS Ow SdrifSed CLIWSIIIIOOII greet mot. The 111...4u5t• error UPS( curt debts of 1,06 tn., • art wets tali sman to maitre abut 11.1*. i uctir • wad. The bankrupt pariect moo it w MORAY. This uss the certificate MINIM,. The bankrupt had tern in bursae. as ea od merchant in Few herch-,treat. kir. Linklaxer, for the aridness, &deed so opposition. lir Honour observed that the bankrupt had deposited pro perty with creditors at security shortly before the bankruptcy; and the result was that only skint tuW, was left to meet It ti chums of anseenred t minors to Ma amount of 3,1361. Hr. Lirmiser, on behalf of the bankrupt, explained that it wesi the counsel his trade to deposit oils trim Ins brokers fcr the porpoise dear, sad to pet advances upon them. Hr Wetness was a good deal of • tilts character. His Hower granted • eastancata. (Baku' Mr. Coai.lsmer Rolroyd.) . . IN ZS OAK AZD Slow. Tina was the day appointed /re the eartiticato meets( in the came of Oak sad dem, baskere, of blaadford Foram. bawl, the appototmest moo mak. an tit has Mee tome to with the coeditors. the remelt of wae to with draw the ere from the consideration of the mom. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (rata DAY.) OLD COURT. Uldres the Lod Chid Brea sad Mr. Justice Williams.) Vpse fb applerthe of Yr. Palma, the trial of arrob Jon Wharlor. ix do maw of bar child, WY proratd M W ant srisa. ursawa ow MN awn 0w... Chaim .Ablikas, 11, a Porto --- = - 11 -- amenes s Wheel he the wllfal talc of Philip as the blob am. TM plasm pleaded not Entity, shad Mai bled by • jur empeeed of BagMhetes. Mr /high sad Mr, Paled mediae ted the peementics. The plow wee i MAW by Mr. Metcalfe, through the la sernmentelity tithe rearessase 1111011U1 111111 101112111 Mina teeth, lon briefly the* endopined the see a , sad wt tieprisoner wee charged with as aides, akin known to the las , ad the evitiesice uwaY hem sedelat that it was by the lama a the primate Mat die dessesel met his death, and the alp Emit = ow the Nry wail be the date of mad et OM mime at the Mae the aet see dalalmitlail, and whilber he ins empasibie bt hie acting TY ham/ eimmi thus peettenied Menke the tete of *mem iled She dilkeibel itelimem woe Winn& A:Maid Pat amid Owl he wee seem. mem bird the Irmo Mempeset hi:4ft te West Beetiepeel is An omie tea The deemed we empleia at thee mid, ad Mw woe OMNI Yoe as bawd. The wed MINI hum M Ma 121. July, with •amof _ eel% = W WI= n bin nth. The ma add eYnead was taken/Ist lab,* est ant to the hosettal, sod the was sapid Is his lime on tin 10th or rzl, August, and handed aftrwards as Ms took end skiromil lilt enamel Mkt hum Lida as w bill of Amgen. The Omer am elms endE heelimsr es bomb He was • Who a Rie de /melee. Imerbing mist es q e 4 s ie a rtl till the 18th of Angus, when • bet miry meth he between t Kinser and ante of theater. TM mem eat of big sabre and asked whet was the imam end Yr gm told that the prieser had ranged to warb q Oa Mimi add had called the new bed ••••• esideis til % he would not have say such work as braid hie alp, end he would not slimy the primmer to be im posed ow by any Mall on board. He then tad the primmer he must wash the things up for the tees every day, and nothing room took place on this nowaioa. Things west es quaintly on board after this until the Sunday following, when th• captain walked the d ec k f rom 8 till half pest 9ln the eveshw, sod he then went to his cabin, whichwas on the stmbused aide of the deck. The mate's beak was on - the opposite elde of the vessel. The wiener slept underneath witness's berth in the same cabin. The crew also slept as the Winos remelted on deck after the demand gem, to hie cabin until 12 o'clock at night, when hie watch me relieved by the chief m a t e , Mr. Sharm He went to the deemed's berth and reported the state of the weather to him , and that turned into his own berth. At this ton the primmer was is kis own berth, node's's* him. Winne slept ma* her °Wick the next morning, when he wee aroused by the ohleitimate, to relent his watch end he did so. He this found the es the deck in the set of putties his clothes es, be shaved elm him go into the Cook'. galley. Mr. /harp end ib• rest ante crew who sere on his watch at UM. time he/ turned in. After amplifies., bad gone to the galley be him come out and lien go into the cabin that was ample' by the captain, the chief mate, and wittier, and he IMO oat again upon deck, end in a few minutes went • seem/ time to the cabin. He thee went to the starboard aide of the vowel end turned round apparently to am if witame was watching him. When he saw that skim@ was looking at him he west to his galley and then to the ceptain's cabin, and in about three or bar minutes he heard a *cream. Im mediately aftenrania be saw the presser standing withal", banal revolver is his hand sad • knife in hie mouth close to the door of the cabin where some of the crew wen asleep. (Tbe weapons were prodooed and identified by the witnase.) The revolver belonged to the captain. At this time witness observed that the face of Cummings, one of the crew, was coveted with blond, and he celled out, "The dl- Isla is morderleg OB." Witness then went to t he captsbee state-room doer, and called his name out Wei sad received no answer. Tbe door was open, and it had bees seal sight, and witness went la sod laid hold of the dereand's log, end la so doing the blood ran out of hie troves's, and sinews then observed that his throat was cot and Lie head was nearly off hie body. He was lying on he bark, and the bedclothes bad been stripped of from the gat upwards. Ho pre as alarm, sad celled the chief mean and found that Me door MS shim. He brad the deer epos, sod he th is parceind that he had bees lobed de labia by same am km the nutria. Time were raarbie id bleed arm the keyhole ef the door. Winos then meths phew asseing imMehips talking to aims d the seer, en/ be mime sit near to the coati when irksome end the Aid mate wen, and he that the door of the mbia. TM primer had the revolver in Lie bend at this tlem There sere mire-saw or weapon of any bind on Ward the ship, escape this rev.inr. Wotan. armed himself with • seem- Inver, .rd th. rbict-mat, to. k • saw sad they then both west on deck for the purpose of securing the printer. They found him rill tie deck an t threat/Wog to shoot the men who had been as tie watch tale.', sad the chief mate rot on the Inft bat Ie such hie isseementa, end wising mustered the uses below log to his own wraith, end got them armed with everythiag Orr/ eosid lad. The 'Ammer then went Into the cabin aad Mat himself in. Witness watched biro through the door, sad sow him break the cansia'a dessert epee, end sin hie writing desk. He had the es nine Is me head aid a knife is the other all this time. The chief mate was use watching him thievish*, skylight of the oaten, end he beebe two or the.. eisleas end threw she pose in the prisose's fare, ind he the reveller st km, madam or dm of the rape ant s ai M Mat mate said, " yea villas, it is net loaded." TM primmer then came towards the door of the cabin, sad Messes opened it, end he came eat end threw Ms ease up, sad M celled eve, Ile bill the cepten—me lull no mete peoples." They then all mated up to him and enured him. Witless did not en the revolver or the knife in the prieenVis pep eee.f.e aim b• cases oat of the cabin. He had aMk each rowed his mist, sad apes epitome searching it, be bed the knife re coaled in it, and al. ease pieta belle mad porno- Ma tress. Tie emend pistol belle were in am:sell box folded ale in the mak. After the prisoner bad beau wand, Mune west to him sod asked him where he got the Mine from. Two knives bad ben bead, one • knee one, end Ma GM.. • mailer me, and then was blond upon both of shea In ro hie Moony se to which knife he tilled the eep two wilt he omitted to the large one. and be said that he in tend.d to stick some people w.th the smell knife, sap ruse they at hat. The brevet knife wee gene rally need as • carvine-knife, end it we, generally kept with the t there is the cook's galley. the carneg. knife ap panel to bone been fresh slammed on ass griedetose. Wit sew chewed the prnoner • ane frock that bad been bond in ft.: eet,ot, and asked him hem it berme trn, and he sad, .• Wheel toe go to est here throat, be tear it." The captain was barred en the Meth day after this occurred, sad they the. am op he Planamb, Mora th.y wind on the 31st a Mem. end the preweet wee this given In evetody. •Thry hid sailed from Lisboa eleven days ohm beppeeed, sad bey were on their way to a port b Herb Allef•lL TM'S wan roily osequarrel oe board ths sessel. Tb. prlember Wm. the oily foreigner oa board. The sea were ern la be habit of Tauten him tbst venoms was aware of. 11. sever oberrve4 any spprwenee of eitibmillt about bine. The noptsitt never bettered badly to time pri mer. Hs sae a very Wad wan, rut very particular in the ::=Bof be ebb. after th e prionar r serured ,a the hag beat sad kept there for two days. He OM *mite web* wire be came nut of tliv calla sad threw b., sear no. Inns be es. toasts tbe esbia be was very abbo4 end reterbed evesv , bles th., war COo bun. By the C. tut—Wiese*. knew of au eau.' whatreur fur the Wane, lultiest be captain. Cree...zassiaatioe coetteard—He never sew any appear. sere of iniveity shout the prisoner. He pars popper an. as.,, t. abet *ea said to bay sad seemed to bow what be was *bout. Ite-ns.ntineA-7M revolver grae ant tnaeled, t , u , merely Lad caps no. It twos anseeally knot to the etotain's twits lousaiog op, and the ptieoser could wady oleo partook* of it. bac Mi. 'titanss eviroisatios .0 ecncladed, the pd. yaw incl•aned, "Me Idce that mu; ins Lk* him ray mach." thie 'tette of tie ewe tie tout edjairted gar t►e pu pae of teluag retnehmesil THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1859. THE POLICE COURTS. MIDI DAY.) • Dlesnin•oo. A rough, deltembad.lookiag fellow, who gave the name of irIIMCIS 41past, aged 26, described aa a st.ker, but who • ralued his adders, sou charged with beteg drunk and dis orderly and aseauliing police-constable Cole, 360 3, Wilson, 412 S, Taylor, 219 N, and Older, 418 8, in the execution of their duty. In cowequence of the violence of the prisoner the con , stables Cole and Taylor were confined to their bads for soma days, sad now eppeand in court very weak and with bee dag,s round their heads. The primmer and a amber of r.ther low characters that infest Somers'-town, weed en Monday, the 17th instant, at a friendly meeting—that is, a collie, to raise money to procure legal aufstance for a thief who is in trouble, and when they came out of the public. house, began making a great disturbance. When creatable Cole asked them to depart, they all did so with the exception of the prisoner, who made we of very disgusting language, and at once attacked him and knocked him down. Toe other constables above named arrived, and were kicked and knocked about by the pruioner in the most brutal manner. When the constables drew their staves and began to apothem, the prisoner said he would go to ihs station quietly, if they would put them up ; but they bad no sooner done to than he commenced kicking and ill-using the policemen again. Four prostitutes who were with tb• prisoner threw stoma at the police, and wars met to hard labour for amonth. Mr. Lewis, for the prisoner, asked that the magistrate weld deal with the ow at once. Aceing-inapeerwe Madoney, 8 9, WA that the prisoner was the ono of the welchhmhool, and had before tee convicted at the muslies kw mouths on the yolk). At the woke when the miaow was sober ha was very violent, sea it was found Is handcuff him. tdaThe priewor washy committed to the 'micas for SBARB L 162.1-211.11 114 k. Two o'C%ooz. The railway share market to-day is extremely inactive, but steady in price. The principal stocks are quoted the same se at 4 o'clock yesterday, viz. : —London and North Western, 96j to 96; Great Western, 641 to ; Midland, 106/ to 106 j ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, DBl to 97 ; Great Nor thern, 1021 to 1031 ; York and North Midland, 731 to 74, being rather firmer ; and Eastern Counties, 88j to 86. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at 11 to 2 prem. The Indian shares are fairly supported. Great Luxembourg are dull. - IL I Pi 19i IL ISO apt. re=i7l/1 . 4/Sii I 6 TAIEONS. 1116. I near" Station I Pimlico Widedandsati Maw.. Allllor rrix.extu,i} Da. '4 P. NO i A -biclii iiiTsaies. - Z7 . ;.;.7 De. 00 p.• ." U. Omen Out. Do. New I p. Out. 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II MINI el = I 8.10 NI OWN 11ifiNN....7 IS io - r—Tr -11 U 1114 U /le 0 roc is :I is les ii se I I .... .m. 7 7 11111 110 Ui US 15 no MI 1091 i I I "Tii.ll NONE MAtiviil.-21i16 Dalk. Two °Tian. Great inactivity prevails to-day in the Stock Exchange. The transactions present no feature of interest with the exception of another purchase of 16,0001. Reduced Three per Cent. stock by the government broker. The funds are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. In the share markets prices are likewise nominally unaltered, in the ►bsenoe of business. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is steady, at 103 to;. The price of the Three per Cent. Rentes at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 69.35 for the account, whence it improved to 69.45, being the same as yesterday. Consols are officially marked 951 to 96 for money, sad 951 to 96 for the account. The present quota tions are 951 for cash, and 951 to 96 for the Bth November. Bank Stock hu been dealt in at 225 to 226 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 94} to ; the New Three per Cents., at 94! to ; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1031 to ; ditto scrip, at 1031 to f ; the Four per Cent. Debenture., of 1858, at 981 ; ditto, 1859, at 98} ; India Bonds, at Is. to 4s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 27a. to 31s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are dull at 78 to 4, whilst the Loan of 1858 is quoted 87 to 68. There are a few inquiries for Mexican Bonds. Russian scrip is marked die. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101 f, 1014 ; Guatemala Five per Cents., 61 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for acct., 224,221 ; Russian Five per Cents.,lo9; ; ditto, Three per Cents., 1859, 674 ; do. Scrip, g dim.; Span ish Three per Cents., for account, 411; Turkish Six par emits., 1854, for account, 781 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 671, 674; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1031; Vent age& Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 28f. The Victoria Six per Cent. Debentures were dealt in yesterday between 1094 and 1091. Notwithstanding realisations by a number of successful applicants the prise at the close wee steady at 1094 to The letters of allotment were distributed in the afternoon. All bidders above 1081 receive the entire amount applied for; in respect of those at 1084, there is a small pro raid reduction ; whilst all bidden below 108/ get none. The operation has been carried through very neonatally. The discount market continues active, and the supply of money is merely adequate to immediate requirements. The applications to the Bank coa t:inns very moderate, but some difficulty was expe rienced yesterday in getting even the best paper dis counted at 21 per cent. The third instalment of 25 per cent. fell due yester day upon the Indian 5,000,0001. Loan, bat the sum actually required was not much above 200,0001. A like sum, ane the 22nd November, remains to be liquidated. The holders, however, retain a coe sidereble amount of the Loan in the shape of scrip, which is convenient for raising money upon. The amount of stock actually written into the Bank books is only about 3,900,0001. MeMrs. ThoMpoOn, Bonar, and Co., advertise in due course the first half-yearly dividend, due theist November, on the New Russian Three per Cent. Loan. The Board of Trade returns for the month of September show that the export trade continues active. The exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures in September were 8} per cent. more than in the same month last year, and 5 per cent. more than in Sept., 1867. The oomparison for the nine months shows an inertias of 13 per cent. over last year, and 21 per cent, over 1867. No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, the 131,0001. by the British Trident having reached London and satisfied the immediate wants of ex porters to the Continent. Fresh supplies will be taken as fast as they arrive, the demand continuing active. The precise amount of specie to be taken for Bombay by the steamer Orissa to-morrow is 239,6291, of which 200,4311. is silver and 39,1781. gold. Of the former, 145,8441. is on government amount. On 'Change yesterday bills on the leading continen tal cities, including Amsterdam, Paris, and Frankfort, were in demand, and the rates !were lower. The Austrian exchange has risen considerably, owing to the utter want of faith in Austrian finance. The St. Petersburg exchange was quoted rather more fa vourably for this country. The rates are shown below. Amsterdam, three months, 11.16 to 1; ditto ihmt, 11.14 to 1; Rotterdam, three months. 11.16 to 1; Antwerp, three months, 25.25 to 30 ; Hamburg, marks bsnoo, three months, 13.61 to 1 ; Pula, three days sight, 26.10 to 121; ditto, three months, 26.321 to 36; Frankfaet-mt-the- Kelm, three onths. 1171 to 1 ; Petersburg, pis roubie, three months, Z 5 to 346 ; Vienna, .5. fio. three months, 12.60 to 80 ; Trieste, ditto, three month' ' , 12.60 to 80 ; Madrid, three months, 491 to 60; Cadiz, three months, 50 to 1 ; Leghoni, three months, 30.23 to 30 ; Genoa, these menthe, 26.60 to 6 ; Naples, throe moutho, 401 to ; Paienno. three month,. 1211 to ; Messina, three month& 1211 to 122; Lisboa, 90 days, 611 to 62 ; Oporto, 90 dam to 1. At Vienna on Monday the exchange on London raps from 191.60 to 123.25. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received. shows an lumen of 6391. sterling, compared with the corresponding week of last year. The special meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company, called for the 28th inst., is to be further adjourned. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List of lut evening: Hume, Marina. 601; tufty and Law. 6 Globe, 1001 • Guardian, 541, 541, 541, ; Imperial Firs 3691; Rock ; Lit., 81 az div. Gaa.—lmperial. 791. Waterworka.—Beelin. 41, 41, 4,1; Chaim, 121; Lamleth, 97; Welt Middlesex, 1101. Canals.—Birmingbaru, 96 ex div. Docks —Londe°, 70; St. Katharine, 80; Southampton, 66; Vittoria, 103. This Fiery Cross has arrived from China with 860,000 lbs. of tea. This is the second ship with new season's =won. The following's-easels are to carry government stores to India : —the George Canning, for Madras; Tudor, for Calcutta ; and the Glenalea, for Bombay, and fresh vessels are required. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 28th inst. for the hire of two steamers of about 700 tons each, and two sailing ships of about 1,000 tone each, to be employed as limits' ships; also for the freight of stores from the Thames to the Bahamas, Gibraltar, Halifax, Hong song, Malta, and Trincomalee. TUZIDAT ZVI-VE(O. Comole, which closed yesterday at 961 to 96 for the Bth November, opened this morning rather fiat, at 95t to z,asd closed at 961 to 96. For money the lest price was 96. 1 to 96. The official business report is es follows:—Three per Cent. Console. for money, 951, I, 1; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 951, 951; Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, 1, f, 1; New Three per Cents., 94t, I. f, 1; Bank Stock, 228, 225; India Stock, 223, 221; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1031, 1021; ditto (scrip), 1031,1031; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96! ; ditto, 1839, 961, 96:. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was rather dull during part of the day, but after declining I per cent. left off at 103 tot, being f per cent. lower than yesterday. The Indian Foar per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were quoted 98/ to 97 ; those of 1869, 961 to 41; India Bonds, le. to 4s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 275. to 30s. prem., being Is. lower than yesterday. The foreign stock market upon the whole was rather firmer in the afternoon, except as regards Spanish, which remain fiat. The Old Three per Cents. left off at 441 to t, and the Deferred at 321 to t. The old Turkish Six per Cents. remain nomi nally quoted 78 to 79, and the Loan of 1868, 67 to 68. The scrip of the ItusEitn Loan was quoted to dun. and the Cl:titian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 88 to 89. Mexican Bonds were slightly firmer, leaving off at 22 to I. In the market for Bank shares to -day some of the principal inquiries were for London and . Weetminster, which were marked as high u 53. The market generally was firm. Canada Land shares were quoted about 21. lower. Great Ship have fallen to 14s. to 151. per 11. There were some inqairies for Royal Mail Steam, which were marked 64 ands 3. Loudon Dock stock wee dealt in at 70, and St. Katharine Dock at 80. MlNAtia.-1818 DAY. Two o'CLocg. The market still exhibits animation. The tans. actions to-day have been principally in shares in Rosewarne, Providence, East Wheal Russell, Marks Valley, Vale of Towey, East Caradon, °rambler and St. Anbyn, and West Stray Park. In the Stock Exchange Great Wheal Al h , M shares are officially marked la. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no alteration of the slightest importance. At a meetleg of mit ennuis. is South Doleoath and Car- Bamboo Consols mine, held yesterday, the accounts 'hewed a csah balance anahatt the adventurers of 4721. 9s. 24. The arrears of all amounted to 2611.2.. A call of 2i. Ed. per share was made. The Great Smith Tolgus Mining Company's accounts, pre sented at the meeting held yesterday, exhibited • malt balance In Door of the company of 33,,0291, is. 9d. A dividend of 10a. per share (3,0001.) was d The East Can Brea fins acacia& presented at the meeting of shareholders held on the 21st instant, showed • balance against the mine of 4081. Ps. 2d. A call of 41. per share was aside. A general meeting of shareholders wee held in Feeder Consols Mine yesterday ; Willis= Bowden, Esq., in the chair. The accounts rowel Weariest the last muting, 2151. 76.7 d.; ores sold, 5421. 3a. 14. ; call made August 25, 626/. ; return of shipping charges, 21. Ils. 6d. ; total, 1,3861.25. 2d. Mine coat, two months, 1,0361. 16e. 64. ; dues. 231. ls. ; London expenses, 141, 4e. 9d.; total, 1,0731. 2e. 74.; leaving a balance of 311/. 19s. 7d. in favour of the mine. A call or Ba. per share was made, and the committee re-elected. The agent's report :—" The engine shaft is down 11 fathoms below the 94, lode large, 3 feet wide, yielding occeelocally stones of tin end copper ore of a promising character. The sump wire in bottom of the 94 is now down 7 fathoms, lode 2 feet wide, and has yielded some very prouring ore. The 94 north has yielded for the last 10 fathoms long and 9 feet high, 60 tons of ore, worth 2301., driving for 41. 10s. per fathom ; we hays 16 men moping in back of this level, lode yielding 4 tons of ore per fathom, worth 141.; sloping for lees thr 34 per fathom. The 82 north, lode:4 feet wide, and will yield for the 12 feet high 12 tons of ore per fathom, worth 201. per fathom, driving for 81. per fathom; we have 8 men 'toping in beck of this level, lode yielding S to 4 tons of ore per fathom, worth 81. per fathom, sloping for 21. 6s. per fathom. The 70, lode pom; we expect the ore which we have at the 82 to be etand ing in the western wall. We carder it very advisable to continue this end on u fast as possible towards the interseo re of the other lodes, which must be very near to us. We have also three pairs of man on tribute at an average of 14s. in the pound. All on: machinery is in good working order. Oar prospects through the due me very good-' LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE• pr ILIPOTILIC TELEGRAM) NEWMARXIT MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BELLING PLATE. Vitals' .. •• .. .. 1 Siclimn .. .. 2 FREE HANDICAP OP 20 SOWS. Tightfit ..1 Brown Middisim .• .. .. 2 £5O PLATE. Lifeboat .. • • • • .. 1 Claire .. .. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 soya. Infanta . .. .. 1 Lady Falconer .. .. .. .. 2 10 raft. MATCH. Comma a boat Azetioroa. no SUBSCRIPTION PLATE. Dartmouth .. La Bellow. .„ 17 .. 2 ran . SWEEPSTAKES ef SO am. D.M. V Thnderbolt, Dim Whip I, Aboukir, Rattiabeaa t amd atiqntehae am here. PAID Fol7ll7.—Lady Trevose and Pmaier. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 soya. Little Nat, Mary May, Mies Eleanor, E. L., Pmeedild• and Dove. All ere ben. FREE HANDICAP at 20 anvil. Laat half of R. Vas &room, See 71b; Confectioner, Art 71b; Gent* Set 41b ; Urania, Sit Alb; Van, tat 21b; Optimist, Set; Nainatay e, 7st Illb ; Pipes lat 21b. All are hon. ACCAPTANCES FOR THE NURSERY STAKES. FIRST CLass.—Rattlebnos, bat 7112; Trovatoro, B.t 716; Tyrsat. 7st 10lb 7st ; Sparrow Hawk, 7st 9lb ; Rom of Cashman., 7st ; Palrface, 7s Mb; N...., ;7at 61b; Confectioner, 7st Mb; Parawawa, est 131 b; c by etneltwie, tiat 13Ib ; Ordsitt, 6at 1111; Ocastvialist, 6it Mb; Ms& Clegg, tht 3lb ; Curlew, 6st 31b; You ng Languish, f, Mk Velem. mind 61b. lisconn Cuse.—llesismie Egleatiss, get 716; 84 let; Viatka, list; Polllolla. 7st llb ; Peenatore, 7.4 91b; Feodoroits, lit 71b; Rowena o, 7st llb; lieroisette, 64 131 b; Shoulder Knot, 64 Illb; Little Dick, Ent Illb ; Philomel, 64 71b; Queen of May, 64 616; Be, Webster, fiat 81b; Betewas f, Est 216 ; Rajah Brooke, 6st; Led, Evelyn 0,64 Weights raised 31b. asst? 8701.K.—(71i18 JIIT.) A telegram, received at Lloyd's this afternoon, from Hartlepool Mates that is lass than 46 reseals bare been driven ashore off that harbour, five of which ate total wrecks. Hoary gales prevailed there from 9 o'clock last night wall 4 o'clock this sassing; but at the date of the telegram, which woe rewelved la London at half-pant 1 this afternoon, the testier had isedsratsd. Malay other shipping disasters ars misled to bs vspertal ben other pots of the coast. ROYAL MAIL gluiest PACKET COMPANY. (tall DAL) This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the ehmelsoldiere lin the above compaoy vu held at the Leaeoden T in the teak. ammy CIO. linnemme, chairman of the board o f dirlars, The report has already bees published. The receipts of the half-year amount to 382,8021. 3d., lag allwrudi tan to 230,2201 , Marion a surplus of 132,6612, lfa ad. The directors rscommended the payment of a divided of 21. per Aar t of M. The CNAIKKAN, In moving the adoption of the aspect sad seconste, trammed ha belief that both would he ma adored eatietatory. Adverting to the utifortunahe less of the ramosita, he observed that the captain of that eased W bees 16 awe in the compley's memos, during ss of which be wee garroted with the command of the essmanre tirl /hips without enema ua7 mishap whatever. latersmed the Atlantic six as a am• mender, atkl the directors could not bare seiseled abetter men to take charge of the Tammatta. They had weer mama to bope that the Tasmanian would prove an Aetna eulatirst• for the lost ailp. The Brazilian lies had been expedited des days. Ae regarded the Auntie laa enlace the directors requested the shareholders to abstain from asking fur information, as several matter, still remained unsettled, while the old Eurepeen and Austra lian Company were litigating ape. the subject of their eagsgeeneets with this company. Hears expressed his regret at the retirement of Caplets Liot, one of the oldeet sad meet valuable Olken of the company, the thaiman west through the account., commenting upon the various items, and intimating his thorough conviction that oa the whole they exhibited the most gratifying results. Tbe power and the speed of the ships bed been gradually haramed, sad the comnany was sow able to comply with al the requirements of the enverament. There was still • fast hops that the Paranoia would be got off the rock; bat ai for bee iOlll, the Inserssos fund would stllltZ at 100,0001., end hem again the ahantholders had good mum es be satiidled with the accounts. The ornio• baying beat duly aseonied, Mr. MATI4•RD, the solicitor to the company, *Waned some of the points in with the European and Australian Compaq. Bs rti■ mid, beyond the kiss of the ?stomata, the repoire...b.ably nuldeciory. Meteorites redact bin of 30,0001. le she working expassee, red en inereme of 11,0001. he the seselgOe of the belf-yeer. He woad my aothieg epee the tees of the Pevesesta, bat be wee afraid the overweening medidese• d maamandeve le their past experience mode them hie ebeervont than they rhould be of the alteration of cur rents end the yerieticsa of the compote in Iron ships. He belleved megrigolore had much to learn upon that important mates/. The C11•1111AN said avery attention wee paid to the rub f-a/find to, is feet there wee • special department for tar* the working of the comperes, The mart wee then veseitnosely ednpted, sod toe divi dend was dealared payable free of income tas on and alter W 31st filmset. A voted Menke to the chairman and directors closed the proossilip. Sinuous Cuts.—Ou Bandao morning the inhabi tants la a wirroat w Klrkgate, LAM, were disturbed by bearing natio ha the hour at a biact,mith named Knox. Saddam ly lb. oaks sand, and nothiog more was beard for • abort time, yrs Kra called one of hie neighbours and seated him Or sow le see Olio" Thu neighbour went two to boast, owl tor horiniid on di•couoing the body of e owns mused Ornrobra, who fressextrd Knox's boor, nareadoe by re neck by • saris attecbed to a bedpost. Ms was rho Ord. Kass tvas bran taloa into custody, sad a rot assrinn narinatisn I. to bo redo. OTSTalfl IN • Doci.--We recently mentioned WO a member et orders bed bees hikes out of the vest dork et Waiport. aPettey the valor was testa let out of the bosh', sod the resersio• of the ester smarmed Mamma am bers el oysters la thick cludare all reued the w a ll o f the stock. With the ald of • best a great stony were collected. Thew flavour is tousonseed geed, sad people are elresdy he finning to sletto epos • rasstaut supply of real " Oat% V.V." 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Oirrnanna.—On Friday evening about 8 o'clock the inhabltaata of the villages otWorlingtoL Mildenhal I,T uddenham,Caveshain,Fleat pion, Haegram, end Fondues were alarmed by bullets being fired from en eir-ace through the windows of some cottages ta them Omen At Leached three cottages, occupied by Jame Hardee, James Tbeallteett, sad John Radian, were tired tato ; end at Fkmp• km a ballet wee fired through th e shop window of Kr. Her riegton, whose daughter wag serving • custom, at the tins. The bullet mattered the glees in the face of the customer, passed through • door, nod struck the farther well of thi shop. Mr. Harrington at onoe went to pursuit of the perpe trators, who primed in a pony and mr, bat wee unable to trartak• them. He gave information of the outrage to ilapsdateedson Glazier. and inquiries were set on foot, and althoagh the palm have Mg been able to Wag the matter hone to the off, nders there is little doubt that they were 72 man who had been to Worlingtoa.—Bury andaorwicA COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade woe very small, and the tone quiet. Prices of most wilting of the trade were as altered. The supply of home grown grain we. smelL The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this ramming as smell of dour, 'mall of wheat. small of barley, and fair of oats. WIIIIAT.-Engliab, slow sale at about last Manday's rates. Foreign unaltered in value. English white, 40e. to 465. ; red, Min. to 40s. prr qr. • Dantria and Konigsberg, 42.. to 66e. per 4941 b. ; Rama, 42a. to 60a. ; other Baltie porta, 40s. to 46e.; French, Ma. to 425. noun in moderate demand. at last Mondays *ors. Town, 365. to 43a.; Norfolk, flOs. 6d. per 2801 b.; French, 28.. to 33e. per 21101 b,• Amer., - par barrel. BAILLIBT.-Fine aorta continua same, end maintained upon last Moodara rater, grinding also improving in value. English, 24r. to 46.. per qr.; Baltic, 24a. to 27r. ; other aorta, 23.. to 27e. par quarter. Oars held firmer at last Manliq's rates. British, 20e. to 30e. pw qr. ; Russian, 18a. to 245. per qr. ; other Ratio ports, 22e. to 27e. par qr. Brasta.-English and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's rum English tick. 36e. to 41a. ; harrow, 411 e. to 46a. par qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60st. per qr. Egyptian, 32r. Fs' Wt. Pass quiet trade at last Monday's Tatra. English Wen, 475. to 60e. ; hog and grey, 34i. to 421, ; foreign Wir;vnto Cazooze.—Since kttß lidday 65 rain-laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, viz, 21 wheat, 32 maize, 7 barley, 1 rye, 1 oats, 3 bear. At present about 50 grain argots remain offeriag no gale off the coast. The latest sales reported wers, Wiles; taree Taganrog Ghirka, 44..; two, 44. 6d.; one, es. 6d. —all per 4921 b. ; Berdisask wheat, 465. ; erreral maim, Ibeall, 29.. par 49016. ; Odors, 30s. lid. per 4921 b. ailltAidll INTO I.ODIDOL% WIOM UCT: 14 To 00T. II moo no .... U 66 1/0414, l6lO MIA OW .....................1 M 40 0 I iiii I Ina' Usll . Iselin gait Yiegt.l 060 : limn Rem. * sieves'. lel mats. MINCINO-LANX.—(THIS DAT.I 800A1.—The small sale of foreign is going off steadily. The markst generally is also steady at yesterday's prices. Coma.—Good colony have sold at rather higher prices, but middling to good middling plantation Ceylon, 65a. to 72e. ; native gszblinp sold at 255. ed. to 89P. ed. Cocos—Trlaldad grey end mixed red sold at s'2a. to 62.. 6d. Tus.—Large public isle* will commence to-morrow. Rice remains steady, with a fair amount of boatman done. SALTPETRZ.—BragaI, refraction 21 to 41, sold at 365. 6d. to 375.; refraction 10 to 12, 335. 3d. luntoo.—At the quarterlysolesl2,9s3 chaste were brought forward, of which 4,638 were withdrawn, and 2,902 bought is, leaving 5,419 chests sold, to which maybe added 600 of the bought in. The sales commeaced with mist spirit, more asps• daily for the useful and shipping quslities of Bengal. which sold at an ivivanee of 6d. to Bd. on the July rates. The orders from Russia being limited, good and Sue Bengali sold with kern spirit at 6d. deuce; ordinary sad defective sorts went unevenly at about last sale's prices. Kurpahs of good quality sold freely at 6.1. advance; ordinary sorbs sold Irre gularly at par to 3d. advance; low sorts were neglected. Dry leaf Maras were in limited request; a few sold at shoat loot sale's prices. Towards the close of the sole time was lee. disposition to bid, and the part which had to pier the hammer were mostly withdraws. Markets morally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(TEOB DAT.) The market fa quiet. Annexed ere the quotattoes Petersburg T.C. oa the ■wt, 59.. 6d., all the year, 695. 34. to 698.6 d.; Ditaitaber, 694. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MO.Prel. Patianden and Smith report that thin* is a lair trade dr.ing In lisps at fully Monday's price.. Daffy still satitaated about 320,0001. COAL MARYET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Bad Acorn Cloak 17.. W.; Will. End Kepler °rangy, 18a. • Walls End Ransil Bettors, Is a. Walls End Braddyls Hettaa, 18s.; Walls End Hama, 17a.; Walla End Riddell', 17a. ; Walla End Stewart', YM ; Walli; End Eden, 17'.6.1.; Walls End Henan, 19a. 3d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 17a. 6d.; Will. End Ilona:nil . , 16s. 3d.; Walla End South Erna). 18a. 3d.; Walla Eod Walsworth; 18a. 3d. ; Ward's Wait Hartley, 14. 6d.; Wylanb, 160.-34 ships at market. SHOCKING DEOTH.—Yesterday (Tuesday) morn ing, about 2 o'clock. James Linley. en engine -man em ployed at the mill r,f Muses. Ellershaw, oil manufacturers, Heedingley, near Ltede, met with a very shocking death. Shortly ober the engine had conimonoed working ide &r -otated took a crowbar to perform some I.per►tion, when he accidentally fell between the fly-wheel soda arms wall. He wait los:entmeously struck by the a heel and his bdy was moat frightfully shattered. The poor fellow was, of coarse. bill. den the spot. FISH-MANCRE.—A few weeks ago we .tooted from a letter publiabed by Mr. Preaton, rue of the borough magistrates of Yarmouth, respecting a nuisance caused oa the Suffilk side of the river by the fl.b•maouro works of Mr. Samuel Oiler. Mr. Preston stated at the time that himself and hie family were Laid up from the noxious fumes morseling from the works, and attributed the death of one r,f his children to the rune cane. No official notice was token of the matter, however, tag lest week, when the authorities were driven by a general outcry to take crops to abate the nuiaacce. On the evening of the 17th • perfect typhoon of stench swept scrim the river into Yarmouth ; the doors end windows along the quay were b ize i e .d.d in vein against the invader, mid the &nate. sphere, to foot mesengere, resmed as though it were the trail rat • skunk. Next day (Toads!) Mr. Preston made a complaint before the magonster, who recommended tkad the Highway Surveyor should be applied to. A special meeting ..f the CURIMiSIi(II.9II of the Local Board of Health was held the same e wooing, and they instructed the town clerk end inspector of nuisances to apply a, once foe a summons sgeinst Mr. Oster. The came:woe on for hearing on Friday s before the Mayor and twelve other magistrates. Mr. Oiler admitted the existence of the nuisance, and 'wowed hie willingness to remove it at the enlieet notice. The Tows Clerk pressed for en immediate order, at there existed at that ruomeot twenty tone of putrid fish lying moored on the premises. The magistrates gave ea order enjoining the re- TOOTSI of the sulighee within twenty-four hours, eel prohi biting the oontmassoe of the works in their present 1 —Bin end Norwich Poet. ' 1 I 1 I