The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-17 00:00:00

EAT FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,. , ioarrva s Aotsetr.) ITALY. 11.0ItENCE, ttrer. IS. EVENIN,I, Int 14 the Italian Treasury. i August. was as follows: L 936,600,206 liro. 1.M3L009,321 Vt.tr:4` 'p.l. ! it .. h and note': hold by •Ih. Nitiottal Hank . 103,590.592 RUSSIA. WARSAW. San 17. .rord for the first time, students of every • ; st:entling the lectures in the superior al re compelled to say the usual opening • ,‘ r. in the Russian language. BAVARIA. MUNICH. Sarr. 17. • is atuuounceti that the marriage of the • hew Sophia of Bavaria with tho Duke of ‘44icon is to take place on Monday next, at the Mt le of ros.-uuhofvn. EDITION. THE WAR IN PARAOUAY. FURTHER DETAILS. (artrran's nxruass.) RIO DE JANEIRO, At:overt M. • e from Paraguay are to the 9th inst. • . ,rnson of Humaite. which had crossed over to the . • .•ti abandoning that fortress, surrendered on the .:4,r eleven days' incessant tighting, and the mostin -, ..iffering from hunger. They had devoured their me, and for 24 hours previous to surrendering they • • .b.olutely nothing to eat. Of the 3,000 men that • he fortress about 1,000 manages! to escape to Timbo l',o first two days, including Colonel Allen, who was ^cly woundcd, and many women and children. It appears that Humaita was in constant coin ,tion with Timbo through a lake on the until after Allen's escape, when a fleet of • boat. from the Brazilian ships were sent to et the communications, and the lake became . . ,•ne of daily engagements between them ithe canoes of the Paraguayans. About sad : 1 5 officers were found on the Chaco, among r Colonel Martinez and two captains of the Para . Lavy. There wire also many women and chil .o, .•f the prisoners were sick and wounded. • ~escuayans were induced to abandon their strong , o, the conviction that they could not resist a well . ,tt.ick Amultaneously made at different points, I.•,•'are that if on the 18th the attack had been i. !tress must have fallen, as the garrison was .' der, red their extensive lines. ps been sent to reinforce General Riven's • C1..,c0, and Timbo is to be attacked, but it is . ..ipp ,ed that the garrison will either surrender •. position and retire to Tebiquary. This, • •. t no easy matter, as they would have to • • C.7. - aguay, which is now full of Brazilian constantly up and down. ..ntry have marched up to Tayi, and the • . was preparing to march to Tebiguary, • _ ,n of 1000 at Humaita, which is now to •• • • - .rations. The hospitals and depots hare ,•i, n , i in,m Corrientes to that fortress, the de -1,. however, has &beady commenced on • r papers say that a division of iron-clads • , e,.^ed up to Assumption, receiving a very • tr.ta the fortifications lately constructed by he mouth of the Tebiquary. 7:F .1 STEAMER NE.III &)1•7114M1T0.V. (Er rittioairs.) crsa oositaisrowniorr) SOUTHAMPTON. TatmanAt itoaxnrc. T. yacht, the 'Mahe, lying in Suutli waer. was run into and sunk last night by an ,glit steamer. The owner and all on board were climbing on board the steamer. They had a escape, as the yacht funk in four minute, after ,truck. coLLISION ON TUN CIIESTEIZ 4.‘1) BULIHL'4I) ItAILIVAY. 2.10 p.m. express train from Chester to into Ifolywell yestenlay afternoon it came . i.. 11 with a luggage train which was standing in The engine -driver and fireman jumped off ; :.red the brief report we have received does not trucks were broken to pieces, and the brake •wn across the up line, and the engine of the aii.ch damaged. The passengers were some ,. Mr. Edwards-Wood, solicitor, who ap in the late inquiry into the recent the ante line. was in the train, on a AL. :;.de. n,‘ ing appears in the Ti ;Pt 4 •, r • cc,lli.ion has occurred on the Che-ter .. . 2.10 express from Clie.A.sr in? thr.ugh the 11,13-well station ran into • I. was Leine shunted off the down rails • 3 .. 1 • t ~ f the trucks being on each line. ; • - .! up to denote blocking or danger. The • • 41. I stoker saved their lives by leaping off a the collision. Three trucks were broken ,•.•i .. break van was thrown across the up-line. • • and the front of the express engine were fo-veril of the express carriages had their • off and their footboards splintered and eas a passenger in the trail', and was thrown I am, yours faithfully. W. Eawaaas-WOOD. •lERATE ,STRUGGLE BETWEEN' A flit:RIR AND THE POLICE-TWO LADIES , I-OSE KILLED. ' half-past 2 on the morning of the 2nd 9 'Aeries Antoine, proprietor, aged 31, residing at . 3,7 , in the Vosges, fired at his wife, the bullet the right arm. He then fired at his wife's I'aule Claude, aged 17, the ball pas s , -,.egh her body. On information reaching :—;e_c station, a body of gendarmes repaired to the ati•l after sending the wounded women to a doctor's they proceeded to arrest the murderer. They found Lei armed to the teeth and barricaded. When he w gendarmes approaching he said "Do not i• ed.; my double-barrelled gun is loaded and .v double-barrelled pigol. I warn you that kit four before I yield." Seeing that he was 1.41 not to surrender, Bizet gave orders to the ' • load. Viry and Bourreaux, followed by a police .uer, entered the house whilst Bizot and Choy *lie only passage by which Antoine could escape. *:f.. , 1 twice through the flooring of the first story • .Iletn remained imbedded in the wood. The gen • by two shots. The police commissionerthen t ... MO draw to be lighted, which forced Antoine to 'l.e window, from which he fired two shots • • • .1.4 limy. He was tired at in return, and was !..ft •oh; and in the arm. But he managed to • • f , ce ll ar, where it was dangerous 1 ' '` '"" I .un. A fnxh fire was kindled • no,uth • t the cellar, but fearing that • e Is. Viry and the police-commia 'k'ended into the cellar and seized the mur .fter r -.harp struggle, although he was half dead • e .1... fUIIOC.. The struggle between Antoine and the • • entinusd for some hours. The young lady died of M . •it half-paid 7in the evening. No cativo is . . c , ,rinuishion of these crimes. A X. A Y.. 1 k papPr saye that tho project of ' mh".• 111,r , ,z, owl Lake Ontario bid." fair to be • 61, 1. thi ILI, it will not cost more than 40,000,000 A" -"ling ton New Orleans paper, Mr. Jeffer bawl, is about to enter ar it partner a commercial • • •v; io Liverpool. Molly leioee orange trees were plantidl last J. oa frlencl4, in the United Mates. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEIng LAW INTELLIGENCE.--CrthS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Dame Yr. 00/11111111113011,f Ho(royd.) (Int, thief man were in his Amalie,* paper this morn ing. two Acing ileation, by bankrupts for their• dis charge from custody, which his honour grantel In the caw of (Hardee Mills, late of 6, Dockhead, Bermondsey, onntralor and clerk to Messrs. Teasie and Martin, glaze and bottle manufartnrees. it appeared that the bankrupt hail been halite on hills for the accommodation of his em ployer., but no creditor attending to oppoee, the desired older for release was made. Mr. Rogirtraz Brougham proaided at a number of sit tingn for proofs and choir" of assignere wader new bank rupteiLA. The proorodinga presented no feature of in ten.t. POLICE COURTS.-atIV3 DAY.) THROWTXO WOKS/ AT A lIAISWAT runt. /:m, r,. Neadoirmher. aged 14, sa errsad-boy, of 24, Coldhath-inoare, elmteawell. wan charged wit 3 throw ing *tome Oel the Mrtropolitaa Railway, nauseam road. The defendant was seen standing in the Iritreingdon. road, and throwing stones on to the railway. At the spot where the defendant was throwing, some large donee were found. Frequent oemplaim are made by the drivers. stokers, and guards of the danger they incur by stones being thrown at the • trains. The defendant who denied that he had thrown any donee, was ordered to pay a fine of 40a, or in defa u lt t o be imprisoned in the !louse of Correction for one calendar month, the magistrate remarking that if that did not ehea the evil he shouldhave to send some of the offenders for tiia4 ' ran twentourr Or A 0017XX-W017•11 mimeses wren err= • • CABMAN. In this ease, whi c h Wax reported is the Xrpreas of Thursday last, and which arose oat of an elopement by the wife of a coffee-house keeper, Mr. Thomas HubbaK of Buckingham-place York-road, Islington, with a cab. man named William ' Barash, BeistreasAviss,' the latter was a g a in charged with es. worth stealing dresses, a gold watch, and er AM. The wife appeared in oourt, and did not evince the least shame. The. prosecutor stated that since the remand he h a d missed a great many articles, and hie wife had even taken away his children's things. The watch and seals she fetched out of pawn the day before she made of with the prisoner. She also oolleded the runt from the lodgers, and took that away. In answer to Mr. Lewis, he said that his wife had threatened to leave him before she did so. They had been " nagging" all the week, because he had ascertained that she was too intimate with the prisoner. He hit her with his hack band on the Thursday previous to her elopement with the prisoner, because she bad been out drinking with the prisoner and some women, and when she came back and be spoke to her, she said that she could get a better man than him any day. Slie called him filthy names, and that made him strike her. Mr. Lewis, for the defence, contended that no case had been made out, and said that if the goods of a husband were taken with the consent or privity of the wife it is not a larceny. Before this case was made out it must be clown that theprisoner's intention was to ►ssist in a felony. lie cited came in support of this view. Mr. Cooke said he thought he ought not to be asked to give his declaim) until the whole case was completed. Mr. Lewis then called the wife. Mrs. Alice Hubbard, on being sworn, said—l am the wife of the prosecutor. I have been married to him twelve years, last August. I left my husband's residence last Saturday week. We could not agree, because he went to foot woe. dog fights, and rat matches. Before I left I told him I should leave. I told him so several times. I took away my things at the time of my leaving. I had a watch, but the prisoner did not know I had one. The prisoner did not before assisting to put the box on the cab see any of the articles it con tained. It was at my request that be put them on tho cab. Up to that time no familiarity had taken place ba tween us. I did not see him on the Saturday or the Sun day after leaving my husband's home. I was going to my home in the country on the Monday following, when I met the prisoner in the Gray's-inn-road. Up to the Monday night nothing wrong bad taken place be tween me and the prisoner. (The prisoner and the/fitness laughed at each other, and seemed to think the matter a good joke.) The prisoner has not from fi rst to last inter meddled with the things I removed, and has never seen them. There was a reward of It offered for the appre hension of the prisoner. Seeing that, I and the prisoner went to my husband's shop in a cab, and my husband gave the prisoner into custody. Hr. Cooke said that there were many cases on the point, but the result he had arrived at in this was that this did not amount to a larceny. What weighed strongly in his mind was that there was no evidence that the box con tained anything but the wearing apparel of the prosecutor's wife. Justice Coleridge had held that if an adulterer assisted a wife to remove her wearing apparel, that was a larceny, but that decision had been upset, and it was now held and acted on by all the courts that if a wife elopes with an adulterer, it is no larceny in the adul terer to mask her in carrying away her wearing apparel only. This case breaks down because it was not shown that the prisoner knew what was in the box. The pri soner wax discharged. The wife of tho prosecutor, as the prisoner was leaving the dock, rushed and caught hold of his arm and kissed him. IS Len they got into the streets they were hissed. REUISTRATIONB.---(Tills Detr) Laicism This morning a number of loctger claims Amok out on Monday were restored to the list of voters. Among them was the son of one of the overseers of the Camber. well division, who was also one of the churchwardens of the parish, whose name had been expunged from the list for want of particularity in the form. Mr. Lyon, to-de asked that has s on ' s n ame m i g ht b e p u t on again. Rs himself was • member of the Stook Exchange, and re sided in St. Mary's-terrace, Queen's-road, Peckham. HL son had the exclusive right to one of the rooms in his house. Le Breton, the Revising Barrister—Yon wrote • letter to the paper •bout your son's name being drunk out? Hr. Lyons acid he did. Ile thought he was justified is doing so. The Bernina Berrister—That may thinkr opinion —it is not mine. Dean amend your debar in the dank and your son's name will stand. I I have gives every indulgent, is awry 1:= Tzlizr a l sor The name el the Beer. of sa Nary Maestros, Ounlierrall, bad been Wreck eat is the absence of the fluidise aims ad the landlady. The Bening Barrister—l have 001111) to the decision that if any defect in the notice of the claim eau be med. I will amend it. This lam aware is shat aw 7 barristers would not do ; and I am perhaps le the full length of my tether ; but the value oomipaties proved admit the claim. Yr. B. Taylor, solicitor, applied on behalf of Mrs. Yen ning, who claimed, as • lodger to be placed on the list of voter. He was proceedi ng 'to state his views on the when rThe Ba rr . Barrister (inter:opting) seig—l cannot admit this claim. Bray worsen by the condom law hi England is disqualified from voting. Claim disellowed. The acorn& of the Camberwell OVIIII•801 for registra- Won emoluitide l po 12W., werepeased tad signed by the Revti Banister , as were those for Newiagton, for nw. The Revising Barrister paid a high compliment to the overseers of both parishes for the manner in which the so. counts were made out, and for the moderation of the charges. • • ofiCileV• The revision e f or t h e city of West minster was resumed this before Mr. Nassau Senior, in the Lords Justices' Court, Westminster Hall. Mr. Moon, Mr. Matteson, Mr. Gilbert, and Mr. Norman, again appeared for the liberala ; and Mr. Nokes, Captain Armstrong, and Mr. Malcolm, for tke conservatives. WIXOM CLAMS. At the opening of the court the Revising Barrister, referring to a discussion which took place yesterday as to the kind of evidence required to s u b s t an ti a t e a lodger's claims, said be had this morning seen one of the revising barristers who bad been in conference with two others, and therefore he might say that he had obtained the opinion of the three. He foundthathehed hitherto adopted a much more stringent rule respecting the necessary corroboration and the declaration of lodgers than had been adopted in other courts; therefore for the future he would lay down this rule—that he would in :all cases take the evidence of the attesting witness to the lodger's declaration without further question ; but not in came where a man attended at a public-house as an agent to get up claims. He should not require the personal attendance of the claimant. The rernanef caeca in St. Clement's Dance were pro ceeded with, the claims being allowed on the produc tion of the declaration in all cases in which no objection was made, and where there was the evidence of the attesting witness being taken and regarded as sufficient. In one ease, however, the witness on cross-examination stating that be would not swear whether the signature, which was by a mark, was not affixed by the wife, the claim was disallowed. MARLBOROTTGR-STREET. FraIWO CILUIOI iCalaltr A CABMAN. ii lham l'arket Mik.. a cab-driver, badgo 16,37 0 , wall charged before Mr. Komi as : . . Pace-constable Tyler, 164 C, said that on the previous evening be was going along South Nolton-street, when he saw a horse attached to a Hansom cab going along at a Derby pace, without any driver being on the box. Be went to the Globe public-house and asked the prisoner whether it was his home and cab, and he said "Yes, where are they 1" Ile told the prisoner that he had seen the horse and cab going across Hanover-square, and as he noticed that the priaouer was drunk he took him into custody. The prisoner shoix cud cab went on till they were stppsl in Itegent-street, through coming in col lis!on with another Hansom cab. Mr. Knox asked whether anyone had any complaint to make against the prisoner: James Buckingham, hedge 1.5.94 M, &aid that he was going up Regent-sheet last night, when a horse and cab without a driver came galloping down the street, and caught his cab and broke it air to pieces. A gentleman he hind in Lis cab was thl 4WD out, and ho (witness) was knocked off the box. Mr. Knox asked the witness if Le had any idea of the amount of damage. The witness ku id that the Lore he was driving would not he able to work fur some time, if it was ever able to work again, as it was cut all to pieces. Through the a ff air be had not been able to take home his proper money. Mr. John OiLso n, cab owner, said that about 3!. damage bad been done to his cab, driven by the last witness, and his mare was injured to the amount of 23/. It was in jured in the chest, and be thought it very likely that it would be obliged to be killed. Mr. Knox said he could only make an order against the proprietor under the act of parliament, for the sum of 101. and if he made that order the proprietor of the damaged cab and horse would not be able to recover. He would remand the prisoner for a few da and in the meantime Mr. Gibson could satisfy himself as to the amount of his damage. THAMES. HORSEWHIPPING ♦ WITIS. Barrett, 71Loure;: of street, Shad well, was brought up on remand before Mr. Benson charged with assaulting his wife in a very brutal manner. Mr. Smith, a surgeon, said that three of the woman's ribs were fractured, and that she was covered with weals and contusions. She could not leave the London Hospital at present. She must remain there under medical treat ment for some time longer. Mr. Benson—Do you think she can appear here in a week's time I' _ . Witnesa—lt is probable. Mr. Benson-1f she it well enough, 'on,' her in a cab. The expense of a cab is a secondary consideration. We %nut her evidence, _ . _ The statement of Donald M'KuT, detoctivoofficer, 27.; K, was terrible. A few night« ago, it appeared, the prisoner came home armed with a large horsewhip, and flogged his wife, who WOW in bed, and bad no other garment on but her chemise. The poor creature, who is seven months' advanced in pregnancy, could offer no resistance. The prisoner flogged her very severely, trampled upon her, and broke three of her ribs, and she was removed to the London Hospital bruised and contused all over her body. The prisoner, on the first examination, muttered that his wife was in the habit of getting drunk. Ile was remanded for a week. A VTR ITOR AT MARGATE DROWNED WH ILE BATNINO.—About half-past 11 o'clock yesterday morning, a visitor named William Dalby, was seized with the cramp while ba thing from a machine near the Newgate coastgnard station, and drowned. The deceased was a single man. about IL years of age, a gilder by trade, and papers found in his pocket bore the address, " William the Fourth," Langley. He was bathing with a friend, and being an ex pert swimmer went out a considerable distance beyond his depth. He was suddenly seen to sink by persona en the cliff, and the alarm war immediately raised. lie came to the surface a second time, but was not seen again. His friend rushed about do water in a frantic manner, and several boats put off to the assistance of the young man, including the coast-guard boat, but not knowing the exact locality whore deceased disappeared, and the people on the cliff pointing out different places where to search fur him, they were of no use. A Coast-guard man named Patience dived sevens/ times after the deceased but without success. The drug was then brought into requisition, and after half-an-hour's searching the body of the deceased was recovered. Life was then extinct. The friends of the deceased have been telegraphed fur from London, and an inquest will be held to-day. HOSPITAL. FOR DISEASU OP Tllll THROAT, 32, Gotnix-aacr•az, W.—During the week ending September 12, 340 pate sits wore under treatment, el whom 63 were new COM. CITY OF LONDON' Mr. spencer Percival, tho barrister appointed to revise the lists of voters for the City of London, held his fourth sitting for that purpose this morning, in the Court of Common Pleas, Guildhall. The liberals were represented by Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. Ledger, and the conservatives by Messrs. e. Bailey and T. Harper. IMPORTANT DFCISIONS. Shortly after the commencement of the proceedings, The Revising Barrister gave judgment in a cats ia which the name and description bad been omitted from the landlord's column. He had held throughout the revhdon that under the 40th section he was em powered to supply the residence, but he had doubted whether he could go so far as to supply the description. He had looked into the cases bearing on the point, and he was glad to say he thought he was in a position to do so. The 40th section was dis tinct in stating, that " where the place of abode of any person who shall be included in any list shall be wholly =Madill any case where the same bythis act is directed to be specified therein, or if it shall be insufficiently &s -cribed for the purposes of being identified, such revising barrister shall expunge the name of every such person from the list, unless the omission is supplied to the satisfac tion of such barrister, in which case he shall then and there insert such name." Holding, as he did, that this clause applied to the lodger list, he thought he was bound in this case to invert the place of abode, it haviug been sup plied to him, and following the decision in the case of Luckett and Knowles, he should take evidence to amend the description in the second column. The other Qum in which the ,Revising Barrister gave his decision was where the nature of the qualification was stated to be a workshop, it being proved by the evidence that it really consisted of two rooms, ouu of which was used as a shop, and the other a residence for the claimant's children, and that therefore " house" was the proper ground of qualifica tion. He thought ho could make the necessary ranee'', mint. The clue of Hutchins and Harlow showed that the third column was intended to point out the nature of the qualification, and the fourth for a more particular deocnptica of it. Accosting to the 2nd of William IV. it appeared that the legiblature did not require more in the list than was necessary to enable the objector to make inquiries, and a learned judge in inter preting the law bearing on the point expressed it as his opi nion that any law would be mischievous which required the description to be in the terms of a lawyer, and not those which could be understood by a man of common sense. He would, therefore, alter the word " workshop" into "house" as a better description, and whilst disallow ing the claim as a lodger, admitted the qualification as a householder. Replying to an argument of Mr. Har pe r ! The Revising Barrider said the only &stinction between lodgings consisted in the question whether they were rated or not. If a man was rated for his lodgings or part of a house occupied by him separately, which be (the revising barrister) be lieved to be the definition of lodgings, the act did not re quire an estimate of the value, but if on the other Land he was exempt from the payment of rates it was necessary to ascertain whether the value was 101. a year. If a man was separately rated he might claim as a householder, and if not he might claim as a lodger. MARMEBONE. In this court the revising barrister, Mr. J. N. Goren, decided this morning against the claim of Mrs. Sarah Duval to be inserted on the register, on the ground that if the legislature had intended to confer the right to vote on women it would have been expressly dated. Mr. Sheen banded in a notice of appeal, and Mr. Goren said he would grant a consolidated case for the whole of the ladies concerned. WEATHER REPORT.-(T11113 DAY.) THL CISDAT. Sin. 17, 8 K. A general decrease has tiles place in barometrical pressure during the last 24 hours. It has been of considerable amount in the south and west of our islands. At Penzance and Va kntia, the change has been upwards of three-tenths of an inch. The least reading reported is from Brest, which is 0'44 inches lower than that at Nairn. Tempershue is higher at southern and western stations. Easterly winds were strong yesterday in the • south-west of those islands, where the wind so still fresh from the eastward. Light and variable winds prevail on our east coast. Rain has fallen in the south of Ireland. The weather is cloudy. Lightning is reported from Pensance. The revising barrister for the East Riding of Yorkshire, Mr. T. P. E. Thompson, has allowed the names of two ladies to remain on the register because no objec tion had been made to them. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CONGRESS. Several journals having announced that the city of Constance invited the Roman Catholic Congress to hold its neat meeting there, M. Max Strohmeyer, the burgomaster, has written to say that he knows nothing of any such invita tion, and that the Communal Council, on the announce ment being made, met and resolved unanimously that any Congress which meant to support the syllabus and the dominion of priests, in opposition to common sense and the tendency of the age, would got no assistance, either from the communal authorities, or from the great majority of the citizens. The amount of corn destroyed by the fire at Grange Farm, near Netley Abbey, Hants, on Saturday night, is estimated at 1,000 qrs. The tire is believed to have been the work of an incendiary. About 3,00 W. worth of corn food was destroyed by tire &few days since at Win freth, in Dorsetshire. THE ATTEDIPTIED MURDER AT TrtittrrALL.—Fanny Mills, wife of a labourer at Tunstall, has been committed for trial at the next Stafford Assizes for the attempt to murder her two children and to commit suicide by drown ing, on the afternoon of Sunday, the 30th of August. After quarrelling with her husband she threw her children and herself into a pool, and all three would have loot their lives but for the opportune aid afforded by a man named Clay. The prisoner herself is still suffering from the effects of her almost fatal immernott. The surgeon who has attended her stated, in reply to the committing magis trate, that he could perceive nothing in her to denote any mental derangement. When asked if else wished to make e otatmest, she merely replied, " I don't remember any- LATEST SPORTING UITZLLIGENCZ (11T TIEACIDAPU.) MONMOUTH MENTING.--(THIS DAY.) BMOOND BIENNIAL. True Love beat M.A. THIRD BIENNIAL. Akins walked over. BEAUFORT CUP. One mile two furlongs. 3.0. Lord Ronald, Gaolers!, WILI Brier, Needle Gus, Drum, and Prince George are here. COUNTY 11141131R8' PLATE. One mile. • 3.45. Needle and True Love Gun, The are here. Rieurned, Lute, Maid at Borg%My, TROY PLATE. One nide and a half. 4.45. Needle Gun, Colonel, Yin Sterna!, and Slanderer are here. IMMO mErrnro.—(THlS DAY.) NIIIISPXY HANDICAP. Bt. Dung* • I Sweet Anna . . . . NOW= HANDICAP. Tee maw IL N. Zara Omsk Pastakii. sad Booty en here. HINWANDIP CUP. TW0.0111611 sal • tauter. LH. Portvaio Darts am ban. HENDON METING.--(TEI8 DLT.) or Cobra CarmLla. • .• • . • • • • Uovetasw ra;4' . • - • KILBURN ItANDadtP. Sir Joseph Lady cantos I 6 raa. KINGSBURY STASIS& Aye farloap. 4.15. &Oa& Master Yeatoo, Beanie Kati% Lady Gleapera, Gleamere, sad Lionel are hon. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.30 eat. Home important changes took plaoe iii.iittelTet ting to-day. For the Cosarewitok Blue Gown did not go at all well, as much as 100 to 9 being offered against him. Bemiring and Ilium were both in request at 100 to 6 and 20 to I respectively, and there were offers to back The Special for good money at 26 to 1. island, Gon dolier, and Nelusko proved in considerable demand, and among the outsiders Planet, Redcap, TywdaM, and Papil lon were backed. Restley receded for the Cambridge shire, 20 to 1 being laid two or three times, and offers of 100 to 6 went begging at the finish. Green Sleeve found friends at 30 to 1. No other change of importance. Cksin S ces IWAT EASTERN RAILWAY HANDICAP. 100 to 6 eget Bounosaway (1) 100 to 6 Wary it) 100 to 6 Professor Anderson (t) 100 to 4 Bombastes (t) 100 to 9 apt Bluee sett Gown (t and off) Bing t) 100 to 8 Mara (0ff, ( 20 to 1 t and w) 20 to 1 Friponnier (t and off) 20 to L— Special (t and off) 26 to 1 Gondolier (off, 30 to 1t) 26 to 1 Kingsland (off, 30 to It) 26 to 1 Suffolk (off, t 1000 to 30) 40 to 1 Neluako (t and off) 40 to 1 Paul Jones (off) 110 to 1 Ruric (off, 400 to 10 t once) 1000 to 20 Planet (t) 50 to 1 Tyndale t) 1)1) to 1 EcartE (o 50 to l Elatley (o 1000 to 15 Redcap (t) 1000 to 10 Papillon (t) 1000 to 10 Ackworth (t) 1000 to 8 Young Rapid (off) 700 to 60 Gondolier and )) Kinpland (e Ol O (t 20 to 1— T. Jenninee .d) later) • 25 to 1 Baron Rothschild lot (w) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 100 W fl apt Eastley (off, 20 to 1 t and w) 30 to Green 1000 to 30 Boan geu a Sleev (t e ) (t) 400 to 10 Lady llimbeth (t) 1000 to 20 Blue Gown (off, t 1000 to 15) 1000 to 20 Ruric (off) 1000 to 15 Nelusko (off) RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER SHARES -(THIS DAY.) [Closing prices to 1 p.m.) COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Canada, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1877-84, 103}. Do., 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 921. Natal, 6 per cent., May and Nov., 108}. New South Wales, 5 per coat., Jan. and July, 1888 to 1898, 991. New Zealand, 5 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct., 98. Do., 6 per cent., June and Dec., 1891, 1101. Nova Scotia, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1876 1011. Queensland, 6 per cent., Jan, and duly, 1882.5, 1061. Victoria, 6 per cent., L I R II and Oct., 1121- ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Caledori:=, MI L . 7 9, fit 2 I, 81. Great Eartern,lsne, ne. Great Northern, 1081, 9. Do. A (A receives no dividend until 6 par neut. btu been paid to B), 109 j, 9. Great Wectein, original, 501, 50, ad and an. London, Brighton, and South Coast, 521. London, Chatham, and Dover, IN, I. London and North Western. 1131.1, 12j, 131. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 4.51, Metropolitan, 1071, 61. Do., New Redeemable, 101. Midland, 1101, 1, North Eastern Lee h.), 551. 5. Do. (York), Sm. South Eastern, 7,. 6), 71, 1. I'IIEFERENCE SHARES. reat Northern, 4} per cent., redeemable at 10 per cent. pron., 9:4. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. (host Western, 6 per cent. irredeemable, 1866, 1001. London, Brighton, de.. 5 per cent., 1865, 95. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. East Indian, gua. 5 per cent., 1071, I. Grand Trunk of Canada, 16f. Do., let preference bonds, 601, 50, 1. Do., 2n d . preference bonds. 40 1. Do., 3rd preference stock, 28. Do., 4th preference stock, 19j, 20. Great Indian Peninsula, gun. 6 per cent., 1071, 61. Do., new (41. paid), Great Western of Canada, 14j, 1. Sande, Delhi, gun. 6 per cent., 2 5-16. INDIAN RAILWAY Dl East Indian, 1869.70-71, 1081. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 114. Dutch Rhenish, 221. Do., new, n. Great Luxembourg, ll}, j. Sambre and Memo 6 } per cent. preference, 9i. San Paulo (Limited),gua. 7 per cent., VlC__ FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk, gun. by Russian Government, 6 per osnt., 83 fiecife and San Francisco (Lim.), rm. 7 p. cd , 96. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PINES. Scottish Australian (Limited), St. John del Rey (Limited), 19f, 20t, 19, 20. Vancouver Coal (Limited), 8). Yudanasuutana of S. Australia (Lint.), 21. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), A., 12. Consolidated (Limited), 41. Imperial Ottoman, 11. London and South African, 131, 13. Midland (Limited), 19i. New South Wales, 43. Union of London, 35. MISCELLANEOUS. Atlantic Telegraph, 341. Berlin Waterworks (Limited), 14k. East India Irrigation and Canal, IA:. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gun. by Egyptian govern ment, SQ. General Credit and Discount (Limited), at. Hudson's Bay, IQ, 15. International Financial Society (Limited), 31. National Discount Company (Limited), 1. Deniusular and Oriental Steam, 52. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited), Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 74 t. We are informed that there is no foundation for the rumour that his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam bridge will visit Portsmouth during the present week. EToN Cou.gog.—At Eton College, the autumnal vacation will terminate on Wednesday next, the 23rd inst., when the lower boys return to the school The fifth and sixth forms arrive at the college on the two following days. On the completion of the return there will never have been so many scholars at the school since the founda tion. There will be about 900 boys at the college. BINOITLAR FATAL AOCIDNNT AT NEWCASTLE.— William Btokoe, a grocer at Washington, near Newcastle, 3'mila/day bad a bottle of diamond oil in his kitchen. It got upset, while Btokoe, his wife, and seven others were at dinner. The house took fire, and the daughter of Bioko', 17 years old, died immediately, aad all were in fared. some of them seriously. 17 ada. MOllll7 MARKET.--(Tald PAZ) ONE °Twat - - The funds have partially recovered from the ex treme depression of yesterday ; bat they are totally destitute of animation, and business generally is upon the smallest possible scale. The foreign stock market contin ues dull, with less tendency to a favourable reaction than the funds, though in one or two oases quotation' are partially better. In railways some further movements have occurred in Caledonian stook ; and this market generally is without any substantial recovery. The inquiry for money is stall very restricted ; and rates are not higher than 1j to per oent. Consols, which finally closed yesterday at 931 to Pi for account, are now quoted se 94 to /, steady but inanimate. New and Reduced Three per Cents., 94 to 3. Bank Stook is short. Ex chequer Mlle remain at lfie. to 10s. prem. In the railway market the principal feature has bent some fluctuations in Caledonian stock. It has been quoted at 70 to e ; and it is now 681 to 69, and transactions have taken place at 68}. iielteptliteet b. %noted ate' 107 •to and the lineulos et 1041 to •, being in .each etre a point above the inetreisirot patietlay. rttintdata and Mouth Vilabeen o 113 St . e; Ovum i.tgoiptoro, so to 4; Ilidlainl. 1/21 t 5. s ile- Weaken, 87 to 89 ; Brighton, be'e;°llls.' Eaitern, 761 to 771; Chatham and Dqier, 18 to a. The scrip of the Moscow Jaroelaw Railway re mains at 31 to prem. ; Ricotta, 661 to 3 ; Orel Vitebek, 84 to 4. In American railways Atlantic and Great Western Debentures are quoted at 364 to 37/, and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds at 381 to 1 . United States 5-20 Bonds are at the closing price of yesterday, 714 to 72. Indian stocks remain at previous prices, with no demand. The Ten-and-a-Ralf per Cents. Stock is quoted at 214 to 216, the Five per Cents. at 1141 to 115,. and the Four per Cents. at 103 to 1. Debentures, 105 to 1. Bonds, 20e. to 25e. prem. The foreign market is quiet in tone, but with out any particular alteration. Italian Five per Cents. are better than yesterday, and Spanish New Three per Conte. are a shade firmer at 33f to 1. Peruvian, 76 to 77. Turkish inactive. The Six per Cents. of 1868 at 64 to 63, and those of 1862 at 66 to 67 ; while the Five per Cents. of 1866 are quoted at 384 to f. Honduras Loan, 86 to f. • Banking shares remain at last night's quota tions. Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. shares, 31 to 4 ; Anglo-American, 201 to j. In misoellaneoue shares business has been done in International Financial at 31, and in General Credit at 51 ; National Discount, 111 to 13 ; Hud son's Bay, 141 to 13. The directors of the Netherlands India Railway have made a clad 50 florins for shares payable in (treat Britain on the sth of October. The half-yearly Court of Proprietors of the Bank of England was held this morning. The Governor, Mr. T. N. Hunt, presided. The directors reported that the profits for the half-year ending August 31, has been 584,369/. Bs. 9d., making the rest on that date 3,610,596/. 17e. Id. ; and that after pro viding fora dividend of 4 par cent., the rest would be 3,028,476/. 17s. Id. The Court of Directors, therefore, proposed that a dividend be made, pay able on the 10th of October, of 4 per cent., with out deduction on account of income-tax. The motion was agreed to. FOUR O'CLOCK. Cou.sols are unchanged in price at 94 to 1 fur Oct. 6; but the market is rather firmer in charac ter, owing chiefly to an improvement on the Paris Bourse, where the Three per Cent. Renter have opened at 68fr. 97e., showing a recovery of 1 per cent. since yesterday afternoon. The markets gene rally are well supported. Bente of the present quotations for foreign stocks are subjoined, viz.:—ltalian Five per Cents., 57; to 1 ; Orel Vitebsk Railway, 83; to 1: Nicolat 661 to:; Spanish New Bonds, 331 to 1; Turkisl, Five per Cents., 381 to 39; and Moscow Railway Scrip, 5: to 4 prem. As regards railway stocks prices are quoted as under :—Caledonian 68 to 1; Brighton, 52/ to I ; Metropolitan, 107/ to 8; South Eastern, 771 to Midland, 1091 to 110 ; Lancashire and York shire, 12s to 1; and Great Westerns, 491 to 50. The biddings for bills on India took place yester day at the Bank of England. The amounts allotted were, to Calcutta, 19,32,000ra ; and to Madras, 68.000r5. The minimum price was fixed, as before, at Is. 100. on both presidencies. Tenders at Is. 1 lid. will receive about 40 per cent. ; those above will be allotted in full. These results indi cate a slight increase in the demand for remittance to India, the rates paid having been about 1 per cent. higher than on the last occasion. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1, 1391. over the corresponding week of last year ; the Midland an increase of 5,504/.; the Great Northern an in crease of 2,1391. ; the Great Western an increase of 1,054/. ; the London and South Western an increase of 722/. ; and the Great Eastern an in crease of 4,5941. The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, for the fourth week in August, were 128,406 dole., being 11,048 dots. less than in August, 1867. For the whole month they were 407,888 dots., being 53,990 doh. less than last year. The month comprised one working day less than last year. The receipts of the Erie Railway Company for the month of July were 1,093,043 dela. against 1,071,312 dols. in July, 1867. For the fi rst seven months of 1868 they have been 7,680,067 dols., being 86,818 dole. more than in the same period of last year. The Caledonian Railway dividend is officially announced. It is at the rate of only 11 per cent. per annum, and a balance of only 3,700/. is car ried forward, though 14,302/. was brought into the account. The dividend for the corre sponding six months of last year was at the rate of 51 per cent. per annum ; and for the previous half-year at the rate of 21 per cent. per annum. This great falling off confirms in a striking manner the justice of the criticisms which have been pub lished respecting the condition of the company's finances, and the troth of which was so long and so pertinaciously denied by the chairman and directors. The half-yearly meeting of the Tourney to Sur bise and Landen to Flamelt Railway Company is called for the 28th inst., at Brussels, when a divi dend is to be declared. The dividends due the 30th inst. on the Chili= Biz and Three per Cent. Loans are announced for payment in due course by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., who have at the same time published the particulars of the sinking funds attaching to the several classes of Chaim debt negotiated through them. Messrs. Rothschild have announced the divi dends due the Ist October on the Brazilian Five per Cont. Loans of 1839 and 1839. and Four-and a-Half per Cents. of 1863. Low Dow Ozarzsra. (humus Coacranry ) ow receipts foe week ending &pt. 13, trale. Bd. MINEB.-(T11.18 DAY.) . , • 02/11 IYOLOOIL imatrWirtieend being reported in Me wend amine shares are *Wenger, and in several oases rather higher. T'he chief . west in Mimic& Great lamay, Trumpet Oonsola; , . Prince of Wales, and Prank Mills- The fellowir are rim FZ 11 7: 111 .6i. to 325.. ; • (lion 3; ' so 19 to . 13 ; (heat Loewy, to Weide, 375. 6d. to ; 801 l j_fralt to 67s- 64 ; Wheal git ovine. no. to STI- ed.:. • Wheal Beton, 47e to 60; .Weet Oaradon, 2 6)3 Calbeek 114114 fin to 105. ; Best Lora, 7to 7h I!: The following are mime' or the relent gqnone- • lions of " foreign and Goiania mining Maces Del R ip. 19 10*; Doi Pedro, Se• to f, es div,; Anglo-Breellian, 1-16 to S-16 prom ; • Ohosdalam 9e to 1 ; Pestansm, ; Mltalian, par to I print.; and, to f ; United 'Wasp, .1 to if Peek Pia* lj to i ; Bao Vicente,. par to f rem Yudanamantons. 21 to 3. The following are from the lirmiliaa gold. po imi ttidro win nel es joy Gold Mints( Cowpony, Limited. Mr. F. a ftarano report, : Predate for July, 14.111 titans ; pr3 e rl7l. Ss. 41.. let division /vest Predate to A ft,. 4,466 Aaiun its. tanturso can. tines good pranking,though aolxn-work lum tem bk. oat dasewlait. No. iat korima-of WU* Whrjet t fetne Mho's, has bean proved to be of moat dimenione, _beteg 60 feet in width and, on in wring% 7 bat Might ; all snore or lees &wigwam; aad,lia some plum, Itch. A most selstaatory hoMnin is tale inerssses uz jv c f c : d ur ressrveof lode almnswater psis Piodube fat ; s profit, • 87r4g 1Z fa. . NNW Minim Gold Mining Compeny.—Mr. Fates* Basks reports :—Pcodase ter July, 1,377 otters,. ilia mime bas Unproved greatly mess sair heet. Firm division of Ariguat.—The operations are programing well. The lode ham ssciergoo• no change sineessy laat ; it sill looks encouraging, both in the level aad shaft. We bare com menced opeobsg slopes below and above liso level east trona ghat, and tad a good-aissd lode at both A telegram received from East Wheel Grenville states that the pitch in the 110 has improved t. 3 tons' of rich ore per fathom, and the wino) in the 73 6 to 7 tons per fathom. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL OOTTON BLANKET. (THIS DAY.) (mom Om OW oosuemirommrt.) 'The deemed fair, at id. advance. Sales probably 15,000 bales. CORK BUTTER MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (117011 t 0111 - OWWOOII32IIPO ' IDIOT.) Ordinary, 1275., 1225., llts., 11 1.., 100.., 90s. ; 1,990 firkins. Mild cured, 1305., 1265., 119 s. ; 160 firkins. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Sroaa.-There is a more active inquiry for British West India at about previous prices. Barbadoes at 31e. to 348. 6d. ; Jamaica and Grenada, 30e. 6d. to 324. 6d. ; St. Lucia, 32a. 64. ; Trinidad, 295. to 32& ; Demerara, 31c to 32a. ; crystallised Berbice, 37e. to 39e. 6d. Relbsed-fees both dried and undried goods there is a steady dermas& at prices which are slightly in favour of the sellers. Comm.-The paroelsof colonial offered by auction have gone off lees readily, and mostly at a decline of 6d. to la. per cwt. Plantation Ceylon, ordinary, 50e. to 58e. ; geed and fine ordinary 57e. to 64.. ; low middling to mid 85e. to 74a. 6d. ; good middling to good bold, 76a. to 83e. 6d. ; peaherry, 745. to Wis. ; native Ceylon, good ordinary, 45e. to 46e. 6d. TZA.-The public sales are dill in progress; prices show no alteration from the opening rates. Pharr.-There ie more buminees doing in new fruit. Currants at the reduced prices lately acee ; common t• good, 255. to 34e. ; superior. 40e. ; YaCareia raisins - at rather firmer prices ; stalky_ to fair, 245: 1.4) 30s. ; good. 31s. to 350. ; fine selected, 365. to 49e. Bust.-The demand continues very active. The sales include Demerara, at Is. 9d. ; hogsheads, le. 10d. ; barrels, Is. I Id. ; Leewards, pale to fine, 1.. 7it to Is. 9d.; Jamaica, 3s. Rice -1,000 bags of Madras sold at 9.. 3d. ; and 2,501 bags Bengal white, at 10s. 41d. ; Moonghy, 9.. 7N. to 9a. 9d .; Ballam, 9e. 6d.: also 150 tons Doom grain foe arrival, at ils. 10W. to 10.., ex ship. TAPIOCA.-409 bales Rio sold at steady prime; goo! white, Sid. middling, 3d. to 3W. Sricze.-The following parcels sold at steady prices :- 800 bags Singapore black pepper, at 311 d. to 31d. ; 651 riSingapore white, chiefly at qd. ; 200 bales kansibor at 15e. to 15e. 6d. ; 200 packages of cinnamon chip, at per lb. advance, at 14d. to 9C.1. ; 250 packages Jamaica ginger, low to middling, 365. to 54e. ; and 250 cases Cochis„ common rough to tine bold, 425. to 95e. Satirieraa.-The market is quiet, but the advance Isi.ty paid is maintained. mo c re orto retN g.- 1. 7h . e i+ much more active, and pricesJuvie-le in moderate request, at 16/. for common to 20f. for fine. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market remains steady. and the following are the prices now current :—Town tallow, 445. 9d. ; Petersburg Y. 0.. on the spot. 01d.465. M.: new. 45e. lid. ; October tw December, 4.5 e. Gd.: December, 4.56. W. to 46e. ; January, 91;s. to 46'. ;.1(1. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TRLS DAY.) We hare a considel able increase in tie number et traits; some of the choicest find ready purchasers at rather lower rates; -hut middling qualities are not so sale able, and a large proportion remain unsold. The supply of sheep is larger, and there is scarcely any trade for them. Very few are sold, and those at much lower prim. Calves are also lower. Our toreigu supply consists of 179 beasts and 115 calves. 1 Per stone of ells. a. d. a. d. Per atone of abs. cd.S. a Beat Boots, Hareftla . 5 o 6 4 Beet Ds& 1111-brdsah 0 0 • • /3.4 Short-horns ... 4 8 5 0 Beg Leng-wools 4 8 4 15 Second qua Bonita 3 0 4 0 Do., do., Morn 0 0 0 0 Calves Pin 3 0 4 14 Do. do. &tofu OO 0• BeeltDest 101-beeda 6 0 5 4 Lambs Besets at market, 1.070; *beep and iambi. 14,110; ofilvio. 314 ; pigs, 70. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.--(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reporta trade firm for good meadow hay and clovers at last day's prime. Primo clover, from 130 s. to 130 e. ; inferior ditto. 100 s. to 110 e.; prime meadow bay, 10,5 e. to 116 e. ; inferior ditto, We. to 90e. ; straw, 28e. to s6s. r. •• r•. J. SHIMS& LNTELLIGINCL-(THI3 DAT.) Loewe, Sept. 11.—Wind at noon E., light bream, and Sae. ORAVIIIIII) Sept. 16.—Arrived : Margaret laloonce, from h aute Eliza Jane, Grenada; ft:why, Antigua; Blue, lambs*. • Bailed: Alombegh, for Calea Kan. e Tatham, Natal; Rear med, Cape of Good Hope ; Saroliae. Roam ; Americsa UM% New Tork ; City of Hamilton, New York. Dort, Sept. Ml.—Arrived: Saga, from A!Msb, for Collenkl= Goethe, New York. Arrived from the river and Bowen for Sydney ; Sir JamertMe Hastily, Shaaghai ; Comma. Mauritius; Walmerelaad, Jamaica; John, POIIIIIKOFIL LIVIIrOOL, Sept. 16.—Sailed Harvest Home, for Otago FAtrells, Manilla ; Andaman, Calcutta ; Pembroke Cara% Guatemala ; liesestine, Monte Video Jae. Urbino, Rio Jeerer*: Conquistador, Havasu:rah ; Nonpareil, Savannah . ; . City Point ; Summed (m.), Baltimore ; Neptum, New York ; Helvetia (sr. ) New York; City of Antwerp , New Yank; Gen. Boston ; Swift, Charlotte Tow,. Bar.vot, Sept. 16.—Arrived : Manna.from pasha :. ri,L, Sept. M.—Sailed : Panama, for N.S. valorem, Sept. lA—Sailed Eliza, for tluebee. Warroati. Sept. lb.—Marled Forth, fur Sams. Ostia. Sept. 16.—Arrived : Allan, from Uuebee. LrnTlr, Sept. lb.—Arrived : Bue=s, front ktuebee. Tatourree, Sept. I6. —Arrived : A. Blaisdell, (runt Ban goes; Adina, Bahia ; Rosebud, Porto Rico. DIAL, Sept. 17.- Arrived from the river and sailed : Ana Duthie, for Sydney; Sydney Hall M.), Wanders ; Autrxa, Bar. derma. Orr Tn. NIMILI . .a. Sept Pa.—Arrived: Forest King, from Callao, for Antwerp. 11 . A ItllOt TN, lute OF WWII?, Sept. W. WAIII,OII, Net, York. GSA V rove D. Sept. is.. -Animd : Aurora, from Riga; Pittard. croostadt. 17th.—Goethe, Richmond ; Denis; Richard Cobden, Lisbon; Concordia . ea), Boulog ne: Bares a.'.. Antwerp; Ranges lm Rotterdam% Ida (a „ Danrig. • Ore va aa Arrived : Coperdleld, from Domeier*. CASUALTIMS. LI VIMPOOL. Sept. —.l quantity of wreck*" emaietiag 01 cabin titts, cheese, tables, a torment. keel, painted black. Ita, and a Aexd body wcv wad 4th July is lat. le d., toe. 41 3.• by the Rummers Eugenie, arrived here. I.rvaaroot , itept. 17— The Langdale, from Porthcawl to Bom- . bay. was taunt to the waist's edge at the former poet Ws morn in reed. (Nem, of thig port, ha* been towed in bite to-day, • baring beat upon tiandrend-beack. end will s g into dock to • Oatarwee! * l4 r t. td.—The Swan (a.'. arrived here front the l o laud of Pal. teporta a large quantity of timber coming Gabor% on that Wand bittr•NeltuLY DEATH of • GENTLIMAN.—Kr. Crofton Maynard. coroner, held an inquiet at Old Pos shaw, in the county of Durham, on Tuesday. on the body of Mr. John Elliott, brother of the oonarevatire candidate for the northern division of that county, who was killed on Saturday by being thrown from a horse. Mr. Elliott had mounted a horse belonging to his brother, Mr. Robed tiliott. though both his brother and nephew desired hint not to do so. Re rode down a field, and while striletag the hone with a dick it kicked and threw him, and kilted him by the fall. The jury returned s verdict of " ken dental death." NATFONAL WILIRIEMON OF WOW Or Am, At twos.—Baum of adatiesioae:—Wegineeday, fleptembee 16, by meet fidget', 1.062 ; by mond of 11. id ea* 1,031 ; tot t,L