The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-12 00:00:00

- MARYLEBONE T r • • CIE nue AT TNN AIFIIS/All SAW KILLS, PADDINGTON. A I cart:mon OF THZ SWAN? OM ON SUSPICION. e: Jaw Cooper, about 12 years of ace, was charged Wore Mr. Ye:dry, on suspicion of setting fire to the Artman Saw Mills, at Paddington. Boxhall rid—l was in Mr. Hide's service as roman and labourer. I was charged with setting fire to his t ,, s tdmg. I remember t being on fire on the Sunday morn 4. I left the mill about 25 minutes after 8 o'clock :a the mcruir. I did not per by the pier on that rcornir when Mr. Hide stated he first maw a re . I saw the prisoner there. I went is About 20 minutes after 7, and bad five horses to clean ,;owe.. I got some hay and fed them. I cleaned my own b,r,ai and my mate's as he did not come. When I first saw t ar prisoner she was coming out of the door after some wood. I aid to her, " There is no water i" and she said, " There is ,sou t :h for you." I told her I han five hones to water, and t hey each took a pailful. I said I supposed I should have t,, 6o into the field again for water, the same as I had done oa r Sunday. She said no more, and walked away. ,hurtles after she came out of the house again end said that ,he tad come for some coals, or else that there were no I went home. I was sitting does reading t t e s ewspaper when I heard of the fire. It was abrades i-nr after the fire had broken oat that I beard of it. I put sea a!v ticket, and went to assist in putting it out. The first to wn I saw was ?dr. Hide, my muter. I said to him "This b a d job." and he said " You must account to me for it.' Thome, Evans, a fellow carman, in Mr. Hide's employ, aud be bad only the same evidence to give r be stated on r O,IIIY. M Amelia Hide, the wife of the proprietor of the mills mid --(10 the list of July I was in bed in the morning. On t he ...t.th and 27th July an attempt had been made to set art• to the premises. On those days the prisoner was at my ', eas e. I know of my knowledge that on the 26th and 27th, ,h e °meant of the tint two fires, the prisoner was near the Sett. on sunday morning, at the time of the fire, she was t h e saly person op and shout except BoxhelL On each of the NCASIOIIB of the fire she could have access to the places stern the fire sprung up. . . . . M , . Vanlley —There is some stispicio:rinst this girl, sod I .oppose I roust remaod her for ae The uncle entered into bail for bar reappearance in the .4c of 1004 MARLBOROUGH-STREET. •TNnIN. THRRATLYENC LITTKIIR TO LORD CURZON. ,t He , / was charred with seodieg threatening letters i:eorge tagostus Frederick Lord Carson, of No. 8, Ncth Atidleyetrrt._ _ _ Lnrd Carrots said that he received • letter produced at to residence in South Midley-street. servant Henry Beard, of the detective department, S:otland-yard, said he received the letter spoken of by Lord Cur:on. rod apprehended the prisoner that morning on • warrant. on his leaviog Ooldbath-fields prison. On telling Lim the charge wee that of seeding a threatening letter to Lord eurzoo, to the effect that he would kill him, he rephed. •• Yes, I did so ; and I have also sent one to Lord H.ere, end I intend carrying out what I have said." He then showed the prisoner the letter, and asked if he had .wen that before, sod he said be had. The letter was read by Lord Curzna's solicitor, and mo ulted 'Lost serious threats spinet Lord Curzon, Lord Howe. sod his lordship's agent —one threat being that to would blow out hie lordship's brains. Prisoner said be declined to ask any questions. Lord Curzon said he was apprehensive the prisons? would Ware him, sod he felt bound to take notice of the matter. The prisoner made a long statement as to his and his father's tenancy of some land heloogiog to Lord Howe. Mr. Knox said he could not let the prisoner go at large the state of his mind had been inquired into. He should remand the prisoner for @even days, and he would at an endorsement on the sheet to that effect. The prisoner sou committed to the Home of Correction for breaking Lord Howe's wiadowe about a month ago. ALLIANCE BANI.-(TNIS DAY.) An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders was held this morning at the London Tavern (Ifr. J. N. iktbnu. in the chair) ; for the purpose of eoefirming the following resulutioa of the directors :—" That the existing capital of the company be increased from 3,000,0001. sterling to 4,000,000/. sterling, by the creation of 10,000 new shares of 1001. each, upon the following terms ;- 1. They shall be issued at a premium of 201. per share, to be placed to the credit of the re serve fund, and shall be first offered in the proportion of one new share for every three present shares, to the shareholders appearing on the register on the 12th day of August next. 2. Such premium of 20/. per share shall be paid, together with 10/. per share deposit, ea follows-101. per ahem, Ming 51. on account of premium sod 5/. oo ac count of deposit, shall be paid on application ; 101. par share, being V. on account of premium and Si. the balance cf deposit, shall be paid on the let day of October next ; and 10/. per share, the remainder of the premium, shall be raid no the Ist day of November next. 3. No application I .hall be received subsequently to the Ist day of September next, after which data the shareholders not applying shall be considered to have renounced their right to an allot ment. 4. Aoy shares not soapplied for shall be dealt with in the discretion of the directors, and the director shall be at liberty to issue to shareholders holding a number of shares, not a mol•iple of three, a certificate in respect of each share in Cuomo( or below such multiple, and to allot to every person producing three of such certificates on oe before the led day of October next, and complying with the above conditions, and also agreeing to become a member of the company in respect thereof, one new share. 5. Interest at the rate of live per cent. per annum shall be allowed if the instalments doe on amount of capital and premium be paid in anticipation. 6. In the event of any of the instal. meets not being paid upon the days mentioned, interest at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum shall merge until tayment. 7. No preference or priority as regards divi dends. or otherwise, over the shares in the now existing capital shall exist io favour of the new shares; and intim declaration of dividends the same shall be computed and paid rateably upon the capital from time to time paid up." The CHAIRMAN said the resolution of the directors was so fall and explanatory that it was cot necessary to say anything more oo the subject of the terms out which it was proposed to carry out the scheme. It Wita the wish of the board to keep the capital at the lowest possible amount; but the exigencies of three banks, and of their rapidly incressiog busiest's, left them so alternative but to ask the shareholders to confirm this resolution. The necessity of giving con6desos to the public by establishing a sufficient reserve, also called upon than to adopt this step ; and the terms which were proposed would give the shareholders a handsome premium over the nine of the existing shares. He would take this oppor ti.naity of denying certain rumours that were rife, to the efri-ct that recent failures in the City had injuriously ifected the bank. He Ina happy to say that in one cam •bere the bank was stated to have lost 400,000/. it had not lost a shilling ; and io another, the bills were well backed. Although he could not tell exactly bow matters eventually stand, he was enabled to assure the meet ir; that the lees, if any, would be of a ludic/wady small ..'fount compared with the moms which had been men tioned. i Load cheers.) Mr. Daniell concluded by making a formal motion confirmatory of the resolutions of the board. A SHARPHOLDIIR said he bad no objection to the pry er-Im, but thought the money might bays been called sip tiereralv, viz., that the premium should be celled up in elml proportions with the capital, that was, if. premium with reoh st. of capital. The CHAIRMAN explained that it was neeemary to call up the IR , , premium as proposed, io order to place the shares in the Stork Exchange. It wee intended to cal up the en ; q.,1 of 2;/. a share quarterly. A inFtecroß urged that it was Demme, to Ball up the Premiums in order to make up the reserve fund, and he etplsined that virtually under the proposed arrangement the shareholders would receive more upon the new than %;tco the old shares. The premium was certainly a l►rge me: but the shareholders would receive S per cent. upon it shell would not be slad investment. (Beer. bear.) After some discussion, in which the terms proposed by the directors appeared to be received with general approval, The motiost was unanimously adopted. A vote of thanks to the chairman end his colleagues tet e ined the proceeding,, SAIWLYJAN COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) An extrannlinary general meeting of the sheze- EGI.I.r• was bald to-day at the offi.e of the eeeenany, 3 5 . !tread -street. under the presidymey of Mr. J. litostut.t. !•-!7.., for the purpose of oonsidering an airreetneot foe the V.: ,, lume of • certain property is the Island of Sardinia. SuLICITOII read the agreement. by which it waa pm ; oe.: to !umbers for the sum of 40,0001. a property cover. .t: a' olt 1.1) miles square. r'.e CHAIRMAN explained that the land was well wooded, 1 "'•o : upon it a lane quantity of Bee oak timber, and t-e it Abounded is minerals, chiefly lead. There could be ' l " o .t (be said) that when the Royal Sardinian Railway completed, giving them ODMMUIIiCatiOD with Casliart, perty would be most 'skiable. A 1- , .l.itioe sutborasiog the purchase was passed, and t, t Proceedinp tenuisehad is the usual manner. T , - E FIRE ON Hain CointoN.—On Wednesday, Petty session. at Bromley, Kent, before Mr. Coles three grows up lads. named George Hall, James Hall, kLI •;.be Jeffreys, residing at Beckenham, were charged 7 :th 'Larne; set fin to the funs as Hayea-common on Sun ' 4 1 a...hereby the growth of Dearly four sores was ' ' ' , Or consumed, Evidence was rivets showing that the of the prisoners were seen at the Common on the t.,.t m .pleetion, and Mr. Fry. • readout is the neighbour ' is '1v0...A to seeing the crimes/ George Hall fanning before the fire spread. He was eommitted far IL. it the next Kent maims. The evidence egaineit the nnsooers wee not saffidently reaclusirs and they *ere decharged. V. NA ILi NG EXTRAORDINARY.-A abort time ( L4, / ,,sot Courser) noticed in our columns the sail ud fr , :n New iork for London of a boat of about 11 sea :;. ; as lite r . having a crew Captain Doooven, one man, sod • vith miry prospect of a eats and speedy pomp. Or stonier w e received information that theoormset, from "04 , -, to Loudo n , spoke bar u NW. abs beiNg thla out 24 ' 1, 7.. awl having reached let. 45.10 N. and lee. 53 W., or the Vicinity o f Cape Rae.. " hands" were well, but it,..rt of provisions and water, which the Omeest supplied. THE EXPItESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr ammo 'mamas.) READING MXILTING.—(THIB DAY.) THANES HANDICAP. Five !odour. Stookewnee, lajor, Polies, Warirmk, Fisher man's Danghkw. sad Clementl are here. ABBEY STAMM Five ferlo Eadat, Dogma, Lady Egidia, oobweb, British Queen, Lady t7aohran., Sympathy, Jezebel, .ad Latitude are here. SHARE MM.-MILS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The railway market is quiet to-day, and, with the exception of a rise of per cent, in Lanca shire and Yorkshire, and a decline to the same extent in Midland, the principal stocks are quoted the same u at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 117 to ; Great Western, 69 to ; Midland, 1371 to 1384 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1204 to ; South Eastern, 924 to ; Metropolitan, 113 to ' • .London and South Western, 96 to 99 ; Great Eastern, 474 to Caledonian, 1264 to ; and Great Northern, LW to 135. San Paulo shares are lower, and Great Luxem bourg dulL The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are likewise flat. On the other hand Madras, Delhi, and Puujaab stocks are in quired for. BRITISH 208111010:46. R=WAYL 109 , all Atlantic& K Lovelock 116. 10 10 Do. 16Luas 1911 MI 'Buffalo & Like Heron' 10 1 all Do. Preference 1,1 IN Buff., Desst,&Gorlaioh I op. NAL Aug. L 1872 149 2110 ; Do. do. 7a17 1. 1871 IN AN Do. do. JUDO 1.1471 I 1100 'CaL & 11.2estern sp.c. g. It. WO 'Owe Z. & Dock6p. e.g. __ 100 en Dommera,79.c.per.prll Rt. IWO . Sar i Bawl go. 6do 1 101 St. ROI id Indian rt. 6 do lOO 91 ,11 Do. 0 Extension iII Do. H do K 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 1001 all , Do.ienlp.M.B.,Bp.et 91 WO !WI Do lee wet. Sonde ll IN all Do. do. deferred SO los I an I Do. fed pref. Sonde O6 100 I all Do. do. deferred 56 100 , : Da, Ird joist Mock 108 all Do. do. deferred' 43 ' sll Do. 4th pref. stock 169 aD Do. do. deferred 98 St IWO Greet ladle. hilll.llBBlB 101 10 16 Do. sun 6 per coat. }d ie 10 I 2 • Do. New do • dls St. 100 1 06.9. of India r. 6p. et N. I.o* I Do al pat asst. Do 494 all GL Western of Canada 101 18! ! Do. New ll4 169 alll Do.op.e.Bda.pay.l67B 81 100 all D 0.54 do. do. 18754 81 10 1 Indian Branch. Malted Nu le , 1 Do. lfew St. 100 Madras guar. It p. cent. IL 100 1 Do. do. do 33 1411 i Do. do. do.— Do. 111th 14. IP Meth. Corp. 6 per c. Bd f 0 ell Meat and Hobeca'aßey . 00 10 all N.Bron.&OuLclti&B SL 100 N.E.ofCan.op.c.lap.B. 81 M. 100 Schiele. ran 6 par oust. 99 Mt 100 Do. Delhi do. 111 I Do. do. do. 1 ▪ ,100 Do. Pennine do St. .100 Do. lodge St. not. do. 64 0 10 1111 irl dFM II ORDINARY II II N fa N TS N IT II N N IT r i p "'I tp o: 100 I ei i It ditl 90 100 92 94 99 91 101 WI ...is NG Wai IS OS ARO 101} 1110 f } 101 l 111 j 99j 9 100 91 Bb. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. I Qagn g Pn" " "1" 1.4a1 yesterday. I to 1 p.m. 11$ all Bilna..WoLdtdawar VaL - - - It. ,100 Blythaad Tyne ... .- -4 10 ; all Bostoo.Bleetrd,& *LC 9 91 - 14. IN Bristol sad ilasier B5 SI - 111. ;1041 eak(101111111 IN /27 198 60 IMI Dark amid Bsodas 1 ..- 10 I all Cornwall • 3 - 15 all Do. IQ A acidly. until 6 01 l On DO. 0(p.0. II paid to 0.1 •••• - 814 all Dulahl and BeJusie, IS N - N all DaadeaParth,,&Atod..Tol 11 17 - el 'IN Ithaborgh end Glasgow 90 Si - 111. 100 Glasgow sad s.Westera 115 111 - N. 1100 Great Madero Ord. N. 47 48 id 471 xd St. 110• • Do. • Nook - - - 9l 140 ! Do Raw Stk.. No.! 7 71 - 54. 105 Great Northencollmad - - - k 100 Great Northers ll4 186 - N. ;100 Do.A ) • maw dtr. an- 1621 1681 1631 114. 'lOO Do.B I WS} 4. ispald b 131 111111 - Bt. 100 fill &oath* Welt. plead 95 96 - 6l 1100 Great Western N WI/ 09 1 9 59 100 Do.Stoar VaLGas./411 - - - 9l 'lOO Do. South Wales - - - el 100 Do. W. - MM.-Oxf 43 N. 100 I Do. Do. Newporordt 41 ST 40 - 84. 100 , Do. Do. Hereford IN 102 - N. 100 loomehlre & Yorkshire HO 11101 1301 i 84. 100 London sad Blackwall ell 70 - 59 100 Lou. & &Coast 1061 154 !IN. 100 Loudon. &Dow. 41 44 •-• 1100 London& North Westa. 117 1171 1171 / 114. IWO Loodon&SouthWesters 94 90 54. 1160 11aa.,5hef.,& flocolash N a 04 :I I id 40 I all Ilaryport and Whale -.- - 121 1 100 all Do. Do. 1 lan - - - 89 , kletropoUtita ll3 1131 113 1 89 1100 ; Do. New lO5 111 - * ll 1180 1416 Maid US Me 798 1 i UNI si Do. Now -, -.- 86. 1105 I Do arm.* Dirks NS 115 -- le 411,/11d. GI. W.(129) -- - I U all" Do. 1 80ares .. - -. 111 : 411311 d Zest - 10 I all Mid 1146.4 psi Line) - -. St WO .North British $1 101 Do. Lbw ,Perth.Dood ll.l 164 BL 140 N. lasterw-Berwiek 1916. , Do. G. N. IL Para - - - al el .150 Do. Leeds 66 46 - N 100 I Do. York 96 N - 89 IN , Do. CerUslo - - - 'IS 911 Do . Stock. & Darther. ST SS 9 74 ,IS 61 I Do. do. 1156-68 lO It per - 18 111 1 Do. do. 186041 1 9pm - 59 NO ,North Louise - 19 4 Do. New ...... - - - 84. 100 North Staffordshire- - 10 all N. &S. Western Jane lOl 11 - !l 'lOO ficottlea Coo Mal - 8L 'IN Socattiolt N. /A Aber. 84k B9 41 - et. 100 &sottish Midland - - - 10 all Shrewebery & WeleheL - - - et. 100 Shropshire Bolos 67 SO - et. ,100 South Devon l6 SO - 84. 100 Booth Zartera 84. JOS 8. Yorksh. & River DOII 148 IN 10 MI Wallies. Wokiaghs.aa 7 0 - 8l ILO Taff Yale - 60 MI . Do. B 6 7pm - II Do (I 3 6 pm -. 60 MI Meter - - - 16 1 4 0 1 Do. - D- - - N III . 100 Val e o. of Smith - U. 100 Victoria sta. & Man .. - - 54. 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. - - - 9l 1100 West Cornwell 36 SS - 189 100 ,W.Nart.l6l. Barb.* RI - - - JOINT 'TOO X. ELM& INI CL pier. I Was. 143 14$ II 6 x4' .1161:1117xd, Par 11 606 ' VS 71 _.', l Pui.j NII IFI id! A par al WI I Ie 41 ... I ~ . _ld!I Si %Pm Id 1 44" , par 1 psi 44 411 i Ipm id I f/. I 3 pm 1 en. 63 X xd 61e xd 74 ad Si 134 3 Ed 2i it 22 1 t 2 pa. tau • •M ?Fa 41 loot xd i a roil id 16 S 4 i k za zd 2F Sr ii Iffmo • II pm Hi 171 16 16 po Si Sips A z PI II 4" I:1 zi T li 111 sd lIIICIIIJNBOUII. US - 1. II Si I die pen i g 1 We pax id is 78 1 Mk iii. I 4 ini le 1 die lelle eps Pa I opiel eds iga l le . Se - 0 . I ps 22 1111 104 112 108 112 2 psi 11 S tipsa sd N 0 110 idls On mil 6 6 8 pal 6 8 dig. " 11 _ 2? I i. ;4 i i i P. at Pa 41 pee' si i 401. 1 _se__e4 .1 5 I of lOpezd' 9 .292222! ells ! 1 spa Ws km 10 pm' VD 4 Par - Pen jai' Pm /it 9 gaud, - 14 10f id _d 3 zd lel S. 5171 5i Wei fi iS id zd zd Par I Pol 3 t . tridi 17 jib 1 lips 17 1$ pia! 4ri I 3 1- 1 • K i. ; r ii 111 19 II leil I Udill 10 _ II __. 4t 41 I ar; lg e 416 ON5r pat! 1 lg= 19 S 1 45 66 dl. par 0 limn p r 1 Pra r iPos 14 1 414 pm' t i got 14 17 9 11 Idla ipm Se Po Pd I a. pilaw. 1.066,0100 St. AM amt Nese lodla 111 IST in 12.000 10 lariat Maim 3eolt . I It. Loodoodat.EaNtseln. 10 11 IS ad 300,606 St. Southampton tN 8O Me Me Viols lO ISO Iff 6.000 10 Do. New IQ id id PREFERENCE snAsra. Greet Western, West Midised—Oxford, Ist guanatimi Monk, 126. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp sad Rotterdam, 94 to 4. Great Luxembourg, San Paulo, Lim., guar. 7 per cent. (124 paid), 103. Ditto ditto (all paid), 184 to 4. MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoaL The stock and share markets are generally firm to-day, owing to the more satisfactory position of the money market, combined with the announcement of the arrival of 617,0001. in specie by the Seine, from the West Indies. Prices, however, have not expe rienasd any important variation, the amount of business being very limited through the absence of many of the principal dealers. Consols are quoted exactly the same as yesterday both for money and the account, and the same remark applies to most foreign stocks and British railway securities. There is not much business in the discount market to-day, and the rates are lees firm. Good three months' bills have been taken at 71 per cent., being 1 below the Bank minimum. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ratites opened at 661 r. 42c., showing no variation of importance. Consols are now quoted 891 to for money, and 894 to 1 for the account (September). The official business report is sa follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1, 4, 1 ; ditto for account, 894, 1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, f ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1, 1; Five per Cent. Annuities,lB73, 104 ; Bank Stock, 244, 2421; India Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per Stock, 1041,1031; ditto Bonds, 25e. die. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 113 ; and Exche quer Bills (June), 25e., 15e. dia. The foreign stock market is rather firm, but there are few transactions, and prices in most in stances are quoted the same as yesterday. Consolides have advanced 4 per cent. Some of the present quotations are sub- I joined :—Turkish, 1858, 714 to 72 ; ditto 1862, 69/ to 3 ; Consolidds, 491 to 50 ; Greek, 231 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 30 to ; Confederate, 75 to 77 ; and Mexican, 28/ to 29. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Greek, for account, 231 ; Italian, for account, 67/ ; Mexican, for account, 29, 281 ; ditto, 1864, %I, 26; Portuguese, 1856, tkc., for account, 471 ; Russian, 1850, 85 ; ditto 1862, 871, 881; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 431, I ; ditto Passive, for account, 301, 4, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 124, 4,4, 12 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 72 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 721 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 694 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 692, 1 ; Venezuela, 1864, scrip, 81, 91 die. International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to f prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 101 prem.; Imperial Mer cantile, 31 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to f ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 24 to 1 pram. About 12,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, and a further supply of American is ex pected to be taken there during the next day or two, there being no inquiry for the contirent, iu conse quence of the high value of money here. The meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Carpi, Braggiotti, and Co., Greek merchants, who re cently failed, is not expected to take place till the first week in September. It appears that most of the creditors reside abroad, and the object is to obtain replies to letters forwarded to them an- nouncing the stoppage. The report of the committee of the General Shipowners' Society, presented at the recent annual meeting, refers to the passing, early in the last session of the House of Commons of the bill having for its object the regulating, proving and sale of chain cables and anchors, and draws special atten tion to the labours of Mr. Laird, M. P.,, in con nexion therewith. The committee express the deep sense of the obligations entertained both by themselves and the shipping interest on account of Mr. Laird's exertions, which they consider to have greatly contributed to the successful carrying out of this important measure. The ship St. Hilda has been engaged for the con veyance of government emigrants to Sydney. The half-yearly meeting of the London, Chatham and Dover Railway is to take place on the 26th instant. The Submarine Telegraph Company's meeting is called for the 23rd, and that of the Clifton Suspen sion Bridge Company for the 30th instant. A special meeting of the Imperial Bank of China, India and Japan will be held on the 25th, to con sider the amalgamation of the company with the Bank of Hindustan, China and Japan. The geceral meeting of the Mercantile and Exchange Bank is conveced for the lflth instant at Liverpool, for the ordinary purposes of the com- PTY. meetings will be held of the Berlin Waterworks Company on the 23rd instant, and of the Rhyl Bridge on the 26th. At the meeting of the Landon and Lisbon Cork wood Company, held yesterday, a dividend was de clared for the half year at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum. The list of applications for shares in the Mersey Steel and Iron Company will close on Tuesday, the 16th instant. With reference to the tea market Messrs. \V. S. Shuttleworth and Co.'s monthly circular reports as follows, under date yesterday : The tea market for the past month has been remarkable few its quietude througbaet, and presenting no feature worthy of comment ; yet notwithstanding the count r y trade has been so inactive, the deliveries have been good ; sad although the money market bas been io a feverish state, it does not seem to have influenced the importers of tea, who appear satisfied that prices will by•aod•by rebound. The shipments from China to this country for the last seams show a falling off of about B,ooo l ooollie. as compared with the previous one, and future prices will now much duped on the prospect of our future supply. The stock is reduced frees 118,000,000 lbs., at which - it stood on the let of April last, to about 99,000,000 Its, at the present time. The quantity afloat is sow about 7,800,000 lbs. against 16,800,000 lbs. at the Name period last year ; sod, taking a retrospect of the decline that has occurred in prices withia the last twelve months, the severe loam that the imports= have imperisoced, sad the high value of mosey that lass so long ruled, will probably aback realms pur chases is China this mama. The return of the }tank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 10, eompared with that for the previous week, shown the following change.' : arculation issue Oirooktion active...... 21,350.640 Decrease 578,310 Public deposits 4.96:1.222 Decrease 192,482 OtLir deposits Ocverumeot securities is banking department 11,097,095 Masan 50,000 Otharsecaritim m banking department Cain and banks is both depart mats &wee day sod other Win 530.674 Decree's 30.096 The /test 3.648,269 laerases 26,083 Notre is reserve Total MOM Note, t ceia Is basking depereat) . 5,909,285 Ingram 310,792 The heavy demand for discount has again caused an augmentation in the private securities, but the general supply of money is sufficiently indicated to be ample by the large addition to the private deposits. The reserve has consequently increased. The reduction in the bullion is due to the late withdrawals for Spain, and perhaps in a greater degree to the requirements of coin for the harvest. BANK OF &NOLAND.— An Amount pwsuuat to the Aet rte and Oh Vie .0.32, for the week endlug on Wednesday, August 10. 180 C TERILKDAT sane. Consols were heavy in the morning, partyfrees the failure yesterday of • rather large operation for the rise, and were first quoted for the account at 891. Subsequently, however, the increased ease in the money market caused a better feeling, and after some fluctuations a rise took place to 891 io 1. This department continues, as for some time back, to be unfavourably influenced by sales for money in exchange for investments bearing a higher rate of interest, while there he been but little speculative demand. For imme diate delivery the final price was 89 to 1. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 881, ; ditto for account, 891, ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 881, • New Three per Cents., 8131 a. ; India Stock, 210, ' 2121; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1, IU3 / ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; ditto . - Bondi . 17a. - die. • Five per - Vest. "eufseed rupee paper," 104, 104 ; ditto Five-aad-a-Balf per Cent, 112 India Eve per Conte. are quiet, at 103 to 104 i. Exchequer Bills and India Bonds were rather firmer, marking respectively leek and 17s. discount. The principal movement in foreign stocks has been a renewed advance in Spanish Passive and Certificates, consequent upon the usual reports of an approaching settlement of these debts. The supply of money on the Stock Exchange to-day has been very abundant, and the price foe loans from day to day was almost nominal—about 3 to 4 per cent. The closing (but in some caeca merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2,3 to prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to prem. ; and Peninsula, West India, and Southern Bank, 2 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HARK- LANE .--(THIS THIS DAY. ) . . . The arrivals both of old and new English wheat fresh up to our market this morning were vary limited. The show of samples, however, was moderate. The favourable &COMAS at hand from most parte of the country, is reference to the progress of harvest-work, acid the yield of the new crop, produced considerable inactivity in the demand ; nevertheless Monday's reduced rates were mostly supported. Floating cargoes of grain were doll, and in some instances wheat was rather cheaper. We were well supplied with foreign wheat. Good mid fins parcels commanded full prices, but the inquiry for these was much restricted. Low end damp qualities moved off heavily, and previous rates were with difficulty obtained. There wee a moderate, bat by no mesas active, iequiey for both English and foreign barley, at late rates. The supply of malt was rather limited, and all kinds were in request at fall pekes. ' Oats—the show of which was moderately good, sold steadily at late currenciee. The few beans and peas on the stands were taken off steadily, at extreme quotations. We have to report a slow trade for flour. la prices, however no change took place. The geld market was steady, on former terms, Cakes were quite as dear ea last week. WHITLEY STAKES. Oee mile. u oder the ENTRY FOR STAND PLATE. Half a mile. Cranbury, 9st ; Regenerator, 84 41b ; Topsy, 84 ; Hand ley Cross, 84 ; Dolphin, Set ; Amazonian, 74 121 b; Faith, at 10 1 b ; Duke of Cambridge, let 101 b ;G . Girl, let 10Ib ; Rosette, let 81b ; Jane Share, 7st Mb ; ; 7st 61b; Michel Grove, 74 61b ; Tomfoolery, 7st Nb ; Stainley, 74 Ilb ; Don't Come Late, 74; Constancy, 64 91b ; Under the Cloud, Est 71b ; Balderdash. Est 21b ; Mother Bunch, Est 21b ; Trotty, Est ; Fanny, bet ; Seaton, Est ; Lines, 6et ; Ratty, sst 71b ; Czarina, 64 214 All are hem. ENTRY FOR CAVERSHAM HANDICAP. Three quartiles of a mile. Lord of the Mance, 84 1016 ; Voluptaa. 84 6113 ; Vigil, 13et 51b ; Doctor, 7et 111 b ; Jane 13hore, 74 10th ; Rosin., 7st 101 b; Echo 7st 101 b ; Stainley, 7st 41b ; Lampoon, 7st; Lines, let; Daly di Ve 10Ib ; Batsman. Est 41b; Charmion, fist 41b ; , 6st 21b ; Bosh, 6st Mb ; Nebuchadnezzar, 6st ; Cerro; 64 ; Change of Luck, sst 121 b. WILLS •ND BEQUESTS. The will of David Ricardo, Esq., of Gatoombe Park, Gloucestershire, wan proved in the Loudon Court on the 27th ult , by Henry David Ricardo, Eq., the son ; the Rev. Robt. Edwd. Blackwell, M.A., rector of Amberley ; sal Major-General Sir Frederic Abbot, C.B. the executors. The personalty was swan under 38,C201. 'be testator was second moo of the late D. Ricardo, Req., IL P. for Porter lingtoa, a magistrate and High Sheriff (1830) for the county of Gloucester. He died at Cheltenham in Kay last, having executed his will in March 1d63. He has devised hi imitates to hi only son, Henry David Ricardo, with con tingent interest therein in favour of his only daughter. There is an annuity of 154 to his gardener; and a legacy of 100/, each to two of his executors. The will of Richard Fowler-Butler, pr,., late of Pend*. ford Hall, Wolverhampton, and Barton Hall, Staffordshire, was proved in London by his relict and Alexander !Rarely Hill, En., the joint acting executors appointed by the will, bearing date Nov. 13, 1856, to which is added a codicil dated Sept. 7, 1861. The testator died on the 13th of March last, at the age of 70. He was deputy-lieutenant for the county of Stafford. and was formerly in the 13rd Regi ment, and served in the Rifle Brigade in the Penin sula and at Waterloo. The testator was thrice married, and assumed the name of Butler on in heriting the Berton Hall estate in 1850. To his relict, who is provided for, he leaves the use of the family plate for her life, and afterwards to be held by his son Richard upon certain conditions, terminating in favour of of his son Robert, to whom he leaves a sum of 7,0001., over which the testator had the power of appointment under the will of his late father; and to his daughter, Eleanor Quinn, he leaves the property under a marriage settlement. The will of the Bev. William Canton, D.D., F.ELS.. Canon of Westminster and Rector of St. Margaret's, was proved in the Lade° Court on the 27th ult., by his relict, together with the Rev. Edward Wm. Blare, M.A., hie brother-in-law, end the Rev. Wen. Harley, M.L. his nephew, being the executon according to the tenor of the will. The personalty was sworn trader 16,0001. The testator, who died at his residence, Brook House, West bury. Salop, on the 17th of Jane last, at the age of 56, was twice married, and has left issue two eons and five daughters. His will bears dste the sth of April last. To his relict be leaves all his property during widowhood. The real estates, upon her dearer or marrying again, will revert to his eldest son, sod the rest his property will be divided amongst his other children in certain specified proportions. This learned divine wee chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, honorary P.D. of the University of Halle, a corresponding member of the Isstitnte of France, honorary member of the Historic°. Theological Society of Leipeic, and a trustee of the British Museum by royal appointment.—lllsterrated London News. As EXCHANGE or DLANZAHEL—A curious ex :trof high &t* tu dignitiee has just been ansourreed— ay Rey. James Lyster, dean of Within in Inked, haa, as schoolboys would say, " swopped " with the Very Rev. W. B. Lauder, D.D., dean of Ontario, Canada Wad. Mr. Lyeter has held the rectory of Wells, near Leighlin bridge mime 1835„ and wan appointed dean of Leighlin re 1854. Dr. Ludes was foe many years archdeacon of Canada West and incumbeat of Brockville. The new dean of Ontario will take the rectory of Kiopton,Canads West, and the new dean of Leighlia will probably receive the rectory of Wells, vacated by Dean Lyster. Corros Gaowixo Is TUMMY. Mr. Hyde Clarke, whe has taken a very astir, part in promoting the cultivatnn of cotton in Turkey, was eriterteised at dinner in this city nays the Manehester Guardian) by the Costes Supply Association on Wedeesday night. Mr. Clarke, in acknowledging the toast of his health, gave a very mooning ing account of the progress of the work to which he Ins devoted ro much attention. The quality of the greeter pert of the cotton grown in Turkey wee still, he s aid, of an inferior character, but the Sultan's government • wen de. termined to persevere in their efforts till cotton cultiva tion in Turkey was placed oo • permaoset footing. and enabled to sustain competition with the United States and other countries." -- 1 5 iixenNaroi.nox IN IN V ERNEEK--011 Monday evortisil Prince Nepotism, the Princess Murat, °oust Perm Piaui, and other members of the prince's suite, anima in Inverness b train from the South, and took up their abode in the Hotel. After visiting the various objects of interest in the town and neighbourhood, the party pro ceeded to Oban by the Caledoolan Canal. —Seaman. FATAL BOAT AOCIDLNT. —Last evening, Mr. W. J. Payne, einem for the Duchy of Lancaster, held so in quiry at the Essex Head. Fasexetreet, Strand, respecting the deathe of James Welch, aged Ti yearn, and George Femmes. aged 14, who were drowned in the Themes. It appeared from the evidence that the two deceased and three ' other young men, all marble polishers hired a boat at • boatyard near Vauxhall-pier, last Saturday mooing. They rowed np the river to Battersea. to the Albert Tavern, where they drank three pots of beer, but they remained sober. On their return down the river they pared char of the centre arch of Vauxhall-bridge, when a ground swell half filled the boat, and a mooed wave Gamiest' It, The five young men were thrown Mb the water. Three of them swam to the shore, but the two damaged could not swim, and they were drowned. It was stated that neither drags not boats were kept at Vauxball-pier ; bad there been such the lives of the deceased could have been *sally saved. As it was they were carried away by the tido. and their bodies were not recovered till Wednesday. The Cormier said that it was much to be regretted that at an important pier like that at Vauxhall there should be no means of saving life. He hoped that the notice of the deficieecy by the press would cause proper steps to be token to remedy such • date of things. The jury returned • verdict of ' Accidental Death." RAILWAY Cokustorr.—On Wednesday night, at about 9 o'clock, a passenger train was run into by s train at the Prieetrields station of the Great Western way, near Wolverhampton, and betimes that tows and Birmingham. Wednesday having been one of the race days in Wolverhampton. there wee a greet deal of traffic, and the regular 8.:10 train out of Wolverhampton was detained a quarter of se hour. At its snivel at Priestfield Junction, about mile from that town, there was a quarrel in ose of the carriage., sod the train was somewhat delayed, while the station-master and the guard tried to quell the disturbance. A goods train followed the passenger train. The signalman at the junction, after allowing the passenger veto sufficient time to stop and start again, permitted the goods train to some 00. supposing that the passenger train had started. The goods train obeyed the signal, which being at a junction was ores of caution. It was within 30 yards of the passenger train whim the driver saw what was before him. He instantly reversed his engine and put co his breeks, but the discovery was made too late to prevent a collision. Happily, however, the passenger train bad just berm to move when the goods train ran into it, and this prevented the accident from being very serious. The shock was felt throughout the whole of the four carriages of which the train was composed. It west no, however, to !Motors, when most of the passengets got out, many bleeding, and all mach frightened. Surgeons were sent fur, and the in juries of about 20 were dressed, while am mum was sent to the hospital in Wolverhampton. The warrior do not report seriously of any of the mem, all being, they my, confined to shocks, eontasioos, tied bruises. Most of the injured persons are is Mottle. THRASHING • Sam: t.—Two labouring men named Wm. Wainer sod Wm. Bestial. were charged be fore the meaty magistrates at Boston, on Wednesday last, with committiag a violent assault upon Frascis Marlowe, cottager. The defame was that the complaisant, who is a married maw fully fifty years of age, bad seduced the daughter of Wainer, • girl only fourteen years of age. A few days sites he was caught by Mr. Ellis, farmer, with whom the girl now raider, prowling shoot his farmstead, and Mr. Ellis, knowing his vile object, gave him a good thrashing and kicked him elf his grouods. On Saturday the father and sedans: met, sad the conversation fell oe the subject of the Door girl's wrongs. The father ehallenged Mar lowe out to fight. Marlowe shank ant at the back door. Weiser followed him, moompanied by Eastnete, his brother and a fight took place on the highway, is which Marlowe received &severe beating. The beech sad they must sot silos their feelings to overpower their sense of justice. ma defendant Weiser bad no right to take the law into his own bands. If Marlowe had wronged biro, the law wield provide a remedy. Under tie 'ecumenism., how ever, they should ouly millet a Sneaf la sad 17s. 6d. mete. The information evilest Festipte was dismissed, at sera plaiwast's met. Several spetlernen who were is omit im mediately subscribed sad paid sat may all the defeedeat's 'spawn, bat presented bins with a trifle to reimbasse him for his day's labour. —Stassford Mercury. ORTWAL PALLS& ••••• Owl BIILLOIO DAT, Thcraaremr, ACCOST IL—Admisdone ea eareesat, 6,195; ditle by masa tiskale. 1,100; total. 6,291. N. lIL 1 oostrunr. a 16030 II ' Aipir e _ . 10, 26 AillrallsalLL. &Fa.. • • 07.400 10 1100110Watarworlo 10,600 6 Ilembay Gas SAO N Me& American LM ULM& 86. I& * I. /tan. TOL (L) 7 12,500, 20 British Indian Tat ( t.) &KW 10111Giaada 60,000, 1 10 laininlav(l,.) 05,0001 10 Gayle& 10,003 26 laty aa. (I ,:fProp. 20.000 SO Cdly 011401 (Um.) 40,0001 111 rout olAtricamMer(4) 60,0031 6• CommereislUalon(las. 10,0001 N Coasollaslmel DU.. Q. 17,600 111 ioooooo.aas Un.GastL. 60,000,100 'Ono lo.( 12,000 II M.Saig..Fr•LTIP.4I 10,000 SO Credit rower 10,000 SO Do. of Mauritius (L ) 10,000 SO Credit Mobther 10010164 110. Oryatal Palms 100.11100., OS. Do. Pretense* 1137,0002.! lb Do. oy. d. Parr. Del 1010005 Llamas (I 60,0001 II R. lania Irrigatioa„ te 870 1 :17 . 7 00 01.1 e li t s 11"lia in o•etet w e T ca" A doirrapb u. 4 Tht. .. (4 10,000 Was gag.adoottish= lL' 16.000'106 llawasial Corporatlea. 6.000 N Ftwimclal Dismant (L.) NON Id ForaN. Derain:mit IL. 10,000/ N Gallivara (Limited).. 126,000 00 G.Crotilt&lia.olLeait . !SAO 11 Clea. Steam Nav 211, N Rome& 33Ionialt s t ea 100,400 19 Iladsoa'allay 1 0 0.0001 SS 1 11114w.Cdt.Ias. X ) 16,000 1 !IMiaa Carrying (1236 1 160,000, 10 I Interest. Finan-Soa , 0 300,000' 20 InternaL Land Credit( 60,000 SO Its/Lairds. (Dan. Oar. 1000000 'lOO I Do. 4p. c. &D. r. 10,0001 16 'JobstatookDisermat(l ) 14000, 60 Iland leentritlia ( (As) 20,0001 26 ' fond. African Tra 10.060 1 26 Lood.aadealadcm. 6L 1;000 6 Load-District Tele& 10,000 60 Loud. Moan. Lao. UAW! 06 Do. New 111,000 6 I I Load.O. Omnibus C.(L ) 10,600 , N +Load., Daum, &Mika 60,000. 10 'Lond.Prorinetalltsrlsa 60,000 10 Madras Irrigs. & Caul 110.0001 10 Do. 10.0001 U Marine lareadarati 12,600' 10 ;Mauritius lAwd,/le. I 12,400 1 10 (Meat. Estee. 'M 40,000. 50 MIN waU Iron Wachs 12,600 10 Natal Lad &CoL 0.11 ) 1111,000 25 ,National Dis. Cora. (L 1 10,000 60 National Finandal (i 10 i ,000 100 . National Masai Mir. 6.000 10 INerbuddaooal & L 20.0001 16 I, ?CZ/eland T.&Lean(L. 167,17031 at. , N.Brit.Aantralasiaa(l) ao.ooo, N IN. bra. &Maven. Is. (L 30.000, I 1 NovalcobaCkandL. L) 30,006' 1 Do. do. 60,0001 16 'Ocean Martin Insure 10.0001 10 'Oriental commercial( L 10,000 SO Thttotil Financial (L.) IN 000, I Oriental Gas (U 300011) 60,000 1 Do. Now 60,000 10 , 0 4ant.1nba4 4 14141(1 41 10,000 60 Ottoman Ftnaticlal (L )1 10,000 6 Ottoman Osa (Litaltail I 12,600 10 Panamalt.ll.3tessa(L )1 &1001 6 1 Do. do. 6100.0006 t ec Iresi sh.i.easiii:.(4 , 3000 60 Peninsular & cs. swam 90,000 60 Do. Now 17,000 10 Quebrada L., It., XXI 10,000 60 [thymus, how 10,000 15 Do. New 4.650 26 Rio J. City Improv. (I ) 10/50 11 Ditto Man . . 16.000 no loyal mailss. ..,. 300,0001. 81. Scot. austra. Invast. (L. 40,000 N Smith, Knight. &Cot 10.060 00 ioc.PlnaziAlicypto(_ ) 10 000; 0 'll. African M. & la. (L.` 14.100 16 l iouth Aestoal Lad, N 0.0001.1 N. laabmarthe T4oastivab 1 37,600 10 Tel.Constrac.&3lals.(L 10.00 10 Tbanies&lleney 1a.11.) 1 12,600 10 Truitt/Lomat/am L 60,000: ID 'T. & L Co. of U. Canada 10,000' 6 I thiltedl. WYE. Os. (L.l 40,000 20 lbsivara Marina lac (L. 15.000' 10 Upper Amman Tea(Uss 25,000 10 I Ditto 10.000 SO Vim Diennmes Land__ 00,000 1 60 Warrant FlannoeLlas. 10,000, 00 Westladia& Pacifica L.. .ffillekb. No. I!► Mtn DIPAWTIIIINT. Notes towed -.......— —.. CN1A74,t6.5 , Govern:omit debt.. £11.015,101 Other securities 3,164.600 Gold onto sad bal lion Silva. buUloo ... ire rts,see 111.111IONI =Win' Capital /114.64000 Public Depoilts (in- &GOMA eluding kitbag , Bay. Doak,. Coin - Ws. el National Debt, awl Div Aereents) Other Depeells 14.419.7011 new der and other DUD 1ae,4174 /16,1174,166 IP t IMMO?. Cloveramseut Pen- rities(iTud B tiad Dead WearidAB - Other Securities Notes Gold and Silver Cola elle,VA /28,114,11111 ♦mast 11, 166 L E]B,,l{ 031 W. MILLER, Chief Quitter. No. I I 64,000 101 Agra& MisteroOmaii:r.), 10000 60 bo. .Now IL. PO p.) . 10,000 60 Albloa *OOOlOO AlUabooLos.aLlverpool 10,000 100 Do. Now 100.000 10 Anglo Austrian 110.000 10 Anglo Dolma aloha it.loo 40 Anokalois 1,800 40 Do. Now ate: 00 Dinka BrltlshColuniklb 10,000 SS Sauk tI sew . 6,000 100 Bank of 1.66606. 16,000 10 Beak Otago (1" 10,000 IGO bulk of queensiss:l 4 .11 10,000 „ of le Bardpgykleeks.Auatils 6,000 100 Bonk of Walssti 110,000 10 Beek of New zl l 00,000 20 Ltsuzilles&Postagaswld. 10,000 00 British (2 Californias (L 20,000 60 British N. Arnica .. $2OlOO I* C. bit lallw.And.,llldes 7,1100 BO Do. New 110,000 26 Chart lima ladla.ho 0,000 100 City 00,000 100 Colonial 10,000 26 1 on.. Kant of InitLa, Be 100,000 10 Consolidated Bask (L,I 2,000 100 Coollsostal (L) 12,000 VI Bast Laudon (Limited( I 2,000 60 Do. New 2.6.000 ID End ' l / 4 (et.(2Aaid.Chorld 40.000 60 Zuglish sod Swedish (1 40,000 00 thiroposa Itaidt(Lasoited 10,000 100 Hisdoes.Chiss&Jsp.(L, 10,000 100 Do. New 040 100 Insowsei e- I;00, 100 Imperial Bulk, Ltaltod . 4000 Do. 10,000 60 Imp. Rk.463 Chlna.t.e.,(L isgooo 10 Imperial Otioekaa 13,000 U loam, _ _ _ 107,000 211 'Lad ifoetßk. lotIL (L'l 10,000 60 Lon..l3k.o4lleiloo,Wea• 14,000 100 Lou. Book at SeetJand, 10,000 100 Loudon and Braalllen 6,000 WO Loo.B.Arree&R.Plate L 26,000 26 Do. New, be at li pea 6,00 100 Len., tar., et e. Mad. (L., 60,000 10 Loa. MBank et AusM. 10,000 100 Landon and Colonial IL, 00,000 60 Luaduo and County 6,000 100 .Lon. llatets.Con.2:9(4) WOW 60 London Joint Stock 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L, l 10,000 90 London& South African 6,000 100 lola & ti. Western tides. 40,040 100 'Le. & Westminster 10,440 100 Merchant bank land, 10,000 60 ilerauitlle & ieWIL 90,000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 Metro.* trov. beak (L 6,000 100 led Lad beak (Lbs.) 10.000 100 National of 09000 •20 N.Pro. st New 20,400 60 National Sank, ice's 26,000 10 New Leta Wales 60,400 II New frabaoll (Ltalitet 60,000 20 ; North Western 60,400 21 Oriental Book Omani 20,000 40 Provin. itanl=3).(L 90,000 140 'Prestos et UAW Salals.Prf. &Dalai suss, n Ow& Arlnha 11 .gooei Dram Ma) • • MOO filso/. b. B. AM.... ' MOO 100 i Do. do. 10,100 16 Doke of ,New =l4O Union or frolsoel (1.1 m.) IO Visa et Imam ...... Is la sts SI 017 MI 40 as 13i :al 41 as 9_~:I N !b K. " l 11 41.1 4i aid - ! 1 2 1 r sdi lips 911 at 1111%pamdl al al ri to pet, • t par 1 pea zd, T dpoi M 40 Por Pio NM IT 11.11 Tot le is I si P.m P TO T pm g g T pi 41 It It Ids al 44 11 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. In the mining market to-day the transactions are largest in East Grenville shares, which bare experienced a fresh rise, the pre sent quotation being 6A to A. North Basset are also inquired for, at 2i to 3. Wheal Setoo are quoted 205 to 210 ; Great Vor, 27 to 28 ; and Hallenbeagle, 32 to 4. Devon Great Console shares are officially marked 585 ; and South Cara don, 500. No transactions are recorded in the Stock Ex change in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. ACCIDENTAL. POISONING. —Richard Poole, a dis penser in the shop of a chemist, was tried at Liverpool yes terday for having " kilted and slain " Mr. John Liegard. It appears that Mr. Liagard sent a regular preacriptiou to the shop where Poole was, sod the roan man had inadvertently taken down the bottle containing strychnine instead of antimony • the consequence wee that Mr. Lingard was poisooed. The prisoner was acquitted. For the defence it was urged that the method of keeping poisons in the shop when be was employed was more to Wanke than the pea- NOM Two CHILDREN CHARGED WITH BORGLARY.—AL the Manchester fedora-court, yesterday, Jobe and Ann Cantwell, seed II and 9 years respectively, were charged with burglary and stealing • quantity of wearing apparel from the house of Michael Kennedy, Tborniley Brow, Nettie-street on Saturday night. At 1 o'clock on Sunday morning, a polies officer saw the prisoners in Dainziestreed. As scion se they found that they were watched, they separated sad ran away. The policeman pursued the boy, who, in his Sight, dropped • waistcoat cad coat. He was raptured and taken to the polies statics), where he admitted that he and his sister had robbed the prosecutor's house. The policeman west and aroused the prolocutor, who found that the coat, waistcoat, a shawl, moms children's clothing, and other articles had been stoles). When he retired to bed he fastened his house door, leaving the key it the lock ; but when he was aroused by the policeman he found that his door had beep locked co the outside, sad that the key had been put wider it. The inference was that the thieves, previous to the fastening up of the house, concealed them salve' is the coalbole, which was convenient for the pumas, and when the family got to sleep, robbed the boon, and let themselves out at the front door. Liter in the night, the pollorman seat to the house of the prisoner's parents in Howarde-court, Dolefield, and there saw the mother, the female prisoner, and another child. asleep on • board. The miming shawl covered the group, nod the remainder of the miming property was under them. Mr. Fowler, the presiding magistrate, admonished the parents, and directed that the girl, who had a wretched appearance, end monody a nag to rover her, should be mot to the School of Industry for four years. The boy, who bad been previously coovicied, was sent to prison for • mouth, and to a reformatory for five yews. DANGER-v OF A " HEADER" rx SHALLOW WATRIL —We hear almost every year of some serious or even fatal accident at watering plates arising from the dangerous habit of plunging head foremost into water that is too shallow. This should never be done unless the water is at least four or live feet deep. Surgical books are full of cases of broken vertebras, tot unluckily they are not known to the persons who need the entice. South. in his edition of Cbelins, tells us of • sailor. 40 years of age. in good health, who jumped headlong from • ship into the ma to bathe. a sail being spread • few feet below the surface to re ceive the bathers sad to protect them from the shark,. It is supposed that his bead wee violently thrown back on cooing in contact with the water or sail, as be immediately became motionless. When got on deck, all the moeclas of the limbs sod trunk below the shoulders were observed to be paralysed, and respiration was performed by the diaphragm alone. The ciroulation and temperature ware natural, and the leases perfect. Is a few hours after the oemarreime of the accident vomiting commenced, and became more frequent till be died, at the expiration of forty-eight hours. 17pon examination, the fourth and GM cervical vertebrie were found completely crushed, and forced forwards on the spiral marrow, which was crushed aid lacerated. This preparatioe is hi Bt. Thomas's Museum. Another man threw himself into • river to bathe from a height of saves et eight feet, the ester bong only three feet deep. He came up to the surface and imme diately tell back to the bottom. The bystanders, obeervieg be made no attempt to swim, drew him out sad lifted him ineessible upon the bank. He died in tea hours and a half after the accident, and after death it was found that the fifth torrid vertebra was broken across, and the two pieces were completely crushed hi upon the spinal cord. Sabellian hewers al a " header" In shallow water. flange deep or Ed it IX —itedical Time sad Agettic CUJUtENT PRIM. swum. Per Qr., 11. S. Farez.Lent,red,lBB3 SO b 41 , Do. malts. ISOS 4.1 to M Norfolk and Unman rad. lOC SO to 43 Baninr ) 71 3 1 128 * 26 to 27 lilitLWK 22 10 21 Grinding........ So 27 mix?. I I Zares, Norfolk. sad Suffolk 4O Is 46 Kingston sud Ware GO to 00 lawn ITL New 0,41 27 to 231 40* toed -- IS to U Bo a t• ad a. Cr lO to U V/11110.. DtatMe sad Rooq► berg Rostock & Madam- _ M to Id Dsusb29 to 41 Rataiss, bard Doti Awserieeti, reit 40 to 411 white _ . amity • Orlodlog -- 26 to sr musing Malting • OA Ti. Dula. !in? ---- P.! 0 2 P 16 to So AklIVAl$ OF ORLIN. &C. CAF.JUAGF. MOM /LOOM i Iv Qr. _ ..._ 06711. 6 I. Scotch yew. o 66 16 21 blab. 1.1,14 „ black _ silos Nampa it to 37 Tick 36 le 17 Harrow Pigeon :1 to 40 Ms. Goy - MaP.... White to lIS ... 36 to A FLOM Sown tondo. pit SP tbs. flousohold DO to 33 Country Norfolk and B&W/ oaddp 2O Da 27 Tar Qr. OATS. A. O. Danish sad Sweassb 17 to YS Russian ....... IS to SD Danish JECIPdas Pi to IS 211 to SS - Ot to U INOUE Maio. " to N Whft• YoUow .70 to .. go to n Trona, per aaak . 50 to n %potash, „ It to it American, per bat .. l 6 to U Canadian. „ .. 12 to 16 INTO LONDON, IT WATIII 6 ru A 11008 T It. lI WLUIIYL Whom, gang. Mah. thrta ' Roar. I gra gra gra gra Orb. atels. ardidisaaarerkel 400 .. 320 1440 . 1010 bun Amiga i ions j ISM .. 40470 113330 .. I lino 100 377 41 . 71 — C21 13.0 1400 Total LIVERPOOL OOTTON (THIS (IT aZCTITC AID Irma_ (nom OUT OWN oonsaromocrr.) CorroN.—Yakst rather Aram Salsa &boat 6,000 bales. r Oa Y.) If ARKITS. Coss.—Market c 0.... quiet Wheat in limited demand, at Tuesday's prices. Barrel Boor firm, but awl lower. lodide awe 6d. dearer ; 30a. paid for mixed to arriv Tamed on the spot. Beans unaltered. Oats sad oatmeal goat. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Socen.—Tben is IL MOM stes‘dy demand far Brit s& Weet India diner:prime, but prices are without improve. meet, end other descriptions reissue quiet. Refined cos news doll of sale, mid 4de. boa bees accepted for brown lamps. . . Corrsz.—The public mks of ploatatioo lave gone off mom noddy at late prime. Triage sold at Lla. to 65.. tid. ; low middling and middlin 70.. t 80a. Gd. • good and dam ditto, 88.. to 88a. 70a. to Sa. ; native Cey lon'. good ordirary, 65a! to CZ 0. GI. Coooa.—eiroanda sold at Gss. to 64.. 6d. Tea. — TM market motions. quiet. The pries asked for the feat parcels of new seasee's Kamm abonld have been Mated at 3a. 6d. per lb. At present so sales are reported, Rum.—About 30 peuchems of Jamaica sold at full raids; 20 puncheom of Dame' an at la. 661. ; sad 20 puncheons ee leeward' at la. bid. to le. 6d. Ries—A maall parcel of white Beepl sold at 124. 6d., and 2.600 base of Reaves' at Its. Pc/Pm —Sinaapow. told at : a few lots at 3L3. SALTPIIIIII has sold oe former terms for cash at 28s. 9.1, for refraction 51 and 5, and short prompt at 30.. for retro:s tems N. COITOS is in more request, and the prices paid in sellers' TALLOW MARKET.-(THISDA T:) The market is quiet ; prices we quoted as follows : Town tallow, 40s. 6d. • Petersburg Y.C., as the spel t OA NI. to 41s. 6d. ; Octal' to Deeer, 435. 9d. ; January to hatch, 445. 6d. BOROIIIIH HOP MARICHT.-(THIS DST.). Messrs. Patteedea sad Smith report a cootbeed steady dom ed. at fully Mooday's priors. Tbi report s from the plantations, bot h at home sod abroad, remain favourable. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. /5Y561.001.. ACOCPS 11 —Caledonlait io lC d l—Oreat Wastes% 681 4—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 4 — Landon and North Western, 1164 171 f —SI ancheekr, She , and Linea's, NI sit —Metropolitan. 1134—Midland. 111 B—Midland shariw 6 346 p.—Soath Eastern. WA 1 I—Manelseater, Sheffield, and lADOOth 6W. EMS. stock, 1234 of—Gnat Luxembourg shares, I.oi—SpauM Passive , 30—liastern ZwArange Bank (Limited) I 11161 p—liverpool Finance I.lsilted), 6 746 p.— Mercantile and Exchange Bank 'Minted), 9 p.—Ditto new dawn 114 National Bank of Liverpool ;Limited). 81 ad. p.—North Wmfmrs Bank(Ltrnited,, 6116 p.—Queen Insurance, II 1 p. —Mink Shipowners, f d.—Nationd eteem Navfnadon Company, 1 3-111 I d.—Coafealerate Loan, 76t1 1 16 11 11/161110RA71, /1101:716 11.—Thu sales in this market 10-day were in Worcester and Birmingham Canal shares at 186 : NW mingbam Banking Company New Shares, at 321 ; Hilton Dis trict Banks. at, 71 Birmingham Old Union 16411 stares, at 41: Patent Shah and Azle share. were marked sellers, at 4pa : Birmingham Ylnerietale were offered at li pm. ; and Patens gap and Bolts, buyers, at 14 pm.: Town and District Banks ware quoted buyers at 17 ; Shropshire Banks, buyers, at 64 Dudley ria. at IL buyers: and Warwick and Napton Canal; at ie, buyers South Sou ftatlordshire Railway shares Mt 161. AVIVST 11.—PrIon were Am*, but ea • moderate bashiree wee done. Buralo and Wm 1111/0111, 4 Greet Nesters, 416—Gmat Northern, A, 1614 2 4—Great Welders c.nads, 91--Oreat Western, 661-1111nols Cant:4 d.— Lasambire and Yorkshire, 11 4 20 1 6—New Man, 64 per amt usr a t et ibe p e ac—loodon and North Western. 1166 ly 1 g— eld, and Lincolnaldre, Sif f g—Metropofitap, 1114 f 1S i I—South Eastern. 914 koala Pensive', ',— Thames end Merry Marine Unionism 61 p—Whiiehaysa amt Terme& Me I—landes, Neer, 111124—District Beak, 12p — AUlamee Beak, IS) m—Cavemell modem, 5 m—fiestesed glees. d —Coadederate Ina; 7d 011116. AWN, 10.—Three per Oast Oansols, 884—Maw Three per Cent. Meek, NI 4--1111 to for acoomt, nth Ilsr- Umber. 871 4—lank of baking (1004. paid), 1164—National Beall MI. paid), 112—Diu. New denied et 21 pre . miaill. paid) . l. 67-1111616•61 of Liverpool (tiadlad) Provhidel Desk MM. . I—h it=ll6—Dablin and 1 (Ma paid). 76 744—Oree• and Western 'MI. 914—Watarked sad EA kenny (Mt paid), 10—Doblia. Ridden ash Waggled, 6 per cent pan fall paid), 124 4—Ditto, 6 per min. rodeene (pea in !nth ilf . rowan. Per. Qr. 8. G. I_ I aI SO al I 111 M I 114 11 811 1 11 T • f I I • 71 5* 10 110 110 100 124) 8) ' !Ix ma s f. fl 14 I 41 1 1 I 1I 1 4 12 . I 1 1 1 1 11 lan 1 I 1 an 1 it I an 1 ) 100 I i I I all I sn I la ; I, 'llO I I $l 9l i a. a 11/0 an to ii id OS sd lei se 1811 Si xd xd zd di fa i Pi al I _ —. id Set M 6 1 ii ~~