The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-07 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) MRS. VYSES CASE. The July session of the above court was opened this morning, before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir P.O. Moon, Carter, Sir R. W. C,uden, Hale. and Mechi ; the sheriffs, under-sheriffs, &c. The first edition of the calendar contains the names of 60 prisoners, SO of whom are males, and 10femalea The Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury, said that owing to the short period that had elapsed since the Let session, their labours were likely to be of short duration, and the cases, with a few exceptions, were of the ordinary character. There was one charge of wilful murder against a person named Anne Cornish Vyee, to which he had occasion to direct the attention of the grand jury at the last sauce, thinking it would then be brought on, but from some circumstances that had occurred the trial was postponed to this session. The prisoner wee charged with the murder of two of her children, and there would, be believed, be no doubt that they were poisoned, and that the poison was administered by the prisoner. Some l uettion might arise hereafter as to her stde of maid at the time, but however that might be, the only question the grand jury had to consider was whether the evidence which would be brought before them satisfied them that the death of the . . children was caused by poison which was administered 7; her. There might be some evidence se to her state of mind, which in such • case one might almost hope would show that she was not responsible at the time ; but, however that might be, it would be • question for the petty jury to consider. His lordship said there was only one other case which involved the loss of life, and the prisoner was • female, charged with the manslaughter of her child. It appeared th►t the prisoner had been thinking, and went home in the evening in • state of intoxication and threw herself on the floor upon her child, and went to sleep, and the child was afterwards found suffo cated. His lordship then drew the attention of the grand jury to a' charge against a person for sending • threatening letter. The prisoner had on one occasion bought a loaf of the prosecutor and sent him a letter charging him with habitually giving abort weight, and stating that he had only to give full weight I. future, and to send two 51. Bank of England notes in an enclosed envelope before four o'clock the next day, otherwise he should take immediate proceedings. There was only one other charge to which his lordship thought it necessary to call their attention, namely, • charge against • bankrupt of defrauding his creditors. The prisoner had applied for protection on the 4th May, and on the same day it appeared he had pledged some articles of furniture for several pounds, and had had the money himself. He then dismissed the grand jury to their duties. - Three young lads, named Barnett, Hoare, and Swaim, were charged with the following daring robbery The prosecutor, an elderly gentleman, named 'Wilms, was walking along Great Farletreet on the evening of the 26th of May, what be was asaaulted by the prisoner., who threw him down with great violence, and injured him very severely, and robbed him of a gold pair of spectacles. The prisoners, it appeared, sold the spectacles for eight shillings, end divided the money between them. The jury found all the prisoners Guilty ; and according to the statement of th e police, they were all well known as the associates of thieves, and Hoare had been twice coo sided of felony. This prisoner was sentenced to five years' penal servitude, Sweetlove to four, and Barnett to three years of the same punishment. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) This morning the July quarter emotions of the pesos for the trial of prisoners for offences committed in the county of Middlesex commenced at the Sessions-house, Clerken 'oil men, before the Auistaat-Judge and a fail beach of ma rit!'leat The calendar contains the names of about the avenge num ber of prisoner. for trial. Of the 55 prisoners for trial there are 39 charged with feloey and 16 with misdemeanour. The date of the education is thue defined in the column, of the calendar-9 can neither mad nor write, 13 an read, 29 can ma read and write imperfectly, 3 can read and write well, aed lis described is of superior educatioa. Amongst those who are described as readies and writing well is Alfred Valentine °ocean, aged 31, a clerk, who is charged with feloniously embezzling the sum of 201. Be., received by him for acid on the account and in the name of " The Commis gloom of the Exhibition, 1862," his employers. The greed jury having bean charged, the trial of prisoners wasproceeded with. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. ASSAULTING A CONSTABL/L Wallets &Kith, a labourer, rending at 119, Howard road, Hornsey, was_chamed with violently annulling police constable James Bra 4 451 N, in the execution of his data at Hornsey New Town. An alarming Ore broke out on Saturday night in the Shakespearwroad, Hornsey New Town, and when the police were ordered to clear the road in hoot of the blaring Luse. the complainant eked the defendant to go away.• This he refused to do, and when the constable endeavoured to get him away, he was struck by the defendant, who olio pulled his hair. The defendant wee very violent, and it was with great difficulty that he could be got to the police-station. The defendant did not deny the charge of pulling the eoestable's hair, but said that he did so to prevent himself from falling into the water. Witnesses were celled, who gave the defendant a good character for honesty and sobriety. Mr. Barker said the constable bad only done his duty in removing the defendant from the front of the fire. Their duties were at all times most arduous, bat at • fire were bore so. Had it not been for the character the defendant hul received he should have inflicted a severe penalty on him ; as it was be must pay a fine of five shillings, or go to prison for seven days. The fine was paid. MARLBOROUGH4TREET. "urz" IN THE HATNARKET.-GINTLIIIIIDI AND 7112 POLICZ. -Vr. Wm. Rowland, of 1, Weetbourne-terrace, Mr. Robert Williams, of 5, Victoria-mve, Bayswater, and Mr. Charles Mackintosh. of 14, Nelson-square, Blackfriars road, were charged before Mr. Knox as follows : Sergeant Brows, SC, said—At half-par four this morn ing I maw the three defendants and three others oome down the Haymarket—three being inside a cab sad three on the roof. They were shouting all the way. The nab stopped at a café, 63, Haymarket. and the defendants got out and wanted to go into the cafe, but they were refused admr - Soo by the persons inside. The defendants and their eoropanioos then went off to Panton.street, and in shout 10 minutes after came back again to the cafe, asd knocked at the door. I told Williams and Row isocl, who were shouting, that they had better go away, nal that if they did not I should take them into custody. They said that no policeman in the Haymarket should take them, sod that they were resolved to do as they liked. I thee took Williams into custody, when Rowland came up and said I s h ou ld not take his friend. 298 A then came up and I ordered him to take Rowland into custody. The de helots mused such a noise that it brought 8 or 10 constables tots rot On the way to the station Williams threw .1 ' his the l back in Jermynatreet and kicked me op em. William. here laughed, which brought forth a severe re take from Mr. Knox. Mackintosh maid the magistrate bad no right to browbeat or holly tiro. kr. Rom -I should like to know in what way I have Wee .0. t wiciotodi—}'oi l made an anemias to the Haymarket liar wee uncalled for and very unjust. Mitchell '29,4 A, cotfinned the sergeant, and said that Williams had a night-cap on, and was dancing about the s tr, rad the others were hallooing and shouting at him. ,„. 111, , , m5. pulling out a sovereign, offered to fight him ...."""ell) for it. He Paw Williams in custody of Wr^wo, who told him to take Rowland. their an. Rowland seised him by the throat, and ewung ' w it oriole the shutters, and said no policeman should ! , I , r him, and made a blow at him and knocked his hat of oi the road. Mackintosh then came up and said Rowland Asuld not be taken, a n d th en swung his umbrella round !sd be hi. hat off. About seven or eight constable' tere came up, and the whole of the defendants were takes ! )t he station. Rowland and Williams were both drunk, m Mackiatoah was sober. Francis Allwood, 188 C, said Mackintosh knocked lots bat over his eyes. Rowland was very violent. Two of the de foidinte Were drunk. TMdefend into denied all alleged against them by the Mackintosh said that Williams o ff ered to fight ooe constable s and there was some chaffing. ,„A + Anew was called for th e d e f ence an d was sworn. Mve his same as " Brown," and on Mr. Knox asking bum 10, ther it was h is correct name he said it was not, upon * lO, ll Mr. Knox told hi m to stand down. , Mackintosh said his friend had given a wrong name i" Atme he did sot wish to have his name in the pspers. C. Mar said be believed the evidence of the police, 'bo.e duty it was to keep order, in preference to that of *or three drunken persons. He should fuse each of the 4deadants 51, or a month. SOUTH WA RK. ATIFIIPTID BCICIDN IN TUN THANKS. 3 N,, Ann &era. • Sweat-looking volute, the wife of • labourer, was brought before Mr. Comb charged nVI Ittempting to drown herself ia the river Thum& THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1862. A gator lislaa balk Malik Kaaba' Itatase,W off Itart-baa, &ramify aaid that au abortly sibs 12 Ala* was loospisrthwateb ea board, whoa ha saw • Mwialo roo down tb• abbe Isadhicto as rine, throw .[ bar tairoat and shawl, and nab MS6II mkt. Witmer, bonadarady jumped iato boat akwarila, sod proceeded towards bar, Maw be anoroadad rads. her out of the water. He believed she would bays bus ace*. drowned had it not bean for bee wader clothing, which kept bet Mr. Combs yoked if anyooe was in court who knew her I The huaband, • working man, hare stepped forward and said he could ltudly aceotuft for her attempting such a rash act. She wee generally a very sober woman. Mr. Combo asked him how long they had been married? The husband replied twelve years, and she never roads an y attempt on her life before. Mr. Combo asked the prisoner why she did so oo &Ara dey night : 1 Woodsuat said she regretted it very much ; her husband bad latterly very little work to do, and they were in great distress. The husband said it WU very true that work had been rather scarce latterly,. bat still they were not in such deep distress se to cause his wife to commit suicide. He was positive that she would sever attempt it spin if his worship allowed her to p bane with him. The prisoner promised never to do such an act again, and was discharged oo her husband entering into sureties for hel . future conduct. _ Mr. Combo ordered the mike live shilling from the poor• box for his meritorious conduct. SHARE L18173.-(27118 DAY.) Two ottrooz. Very little business is going - forward in the railway market to-day, and the priors of all the principal lines are quoted the same as at the close on Saturday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 9ti to 95 ; Great Western, 711 to ; Midland, 127} to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1041 to 106 ; South Eastern, 82 to ; Eastern Counties, 551: 016.t ; and Great Northern, 116 to 117. m o-Venetian Railway shares remain very steady, at to prem. Great Luxembourg are marked 141 and 144. Grand Trunk of Canada continues to meet with inquiry. The Indian lines are firm. 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Columbia NAN ID 0. DC laiii.Aut„Llias Skell ID Oki*. Nato. el lialto. lea.. mil Cans i IN IN *Ohio* MN * Nag. llootaiooAbortd /MN 101 Diperld Bank. Untied Wei 10, Lotion sod Braaten WWI N WI. a. sack et ARAM WIN N Do. New WO DI Larks sal 11.111 OD Lades Ma= —....•• 11.00 N random & loath Akio= *ll5 IN kr. sad Wastailaatir WIN IN Nitro. I Prov. Book I C ON I* NM. Pr*. ot 10010 N Do. Darr 100001 0 Notion* Sok IMOD 16 Now floolo Walt NON ID irk Viarsaa UOOO NI leak IDA* IN Pri***l at bola* 11.000 DI isoraolls .. —.. 41,000 II Dalin al Lostrithr 01.004 SD Was *Lando, fi-I ii ii it st A inclig 311 SI N le 41 43 17 II =4 Lri . . . , .... - 44 is - M 41 el IS II U ST se a 1,16 ST id ti it .ii . 1111# a #*l - * 81 II 1 4 7 2 id SIC MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctooz. The funds to-day are firm, and the recent im provement is fully sustained, notwithstanding the . inactivity of business.. Preparations for Thursday's settlement in Consols are now engaging attention. In English railway stocks there is no movement whatever. In the other markets prices generally are well supported. The principal feature is a fresh rise in the Egyptian loan, which continues in great favour. Consols are officially marked 924 and 92, ex div., for money. The present quotation is 92 to I, both for cash and next Thursday. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 294 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 94 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 914 ; Thirty Years' An. nuities, 1885, 15 5-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, ; ditto Bonds, 225. prem. ; Five per Cent. " sawed " rupee paper, 1044, 1034 ; Exchequer Bills, 125., 14a., 15a., 16e. prem. Foreign stocks are generally well supported. Spanish Certificates are firm, and are marked 94 and 94. Equador Bonds and Italian Five per Cents. are steady. The Marem mana Railway Scrip continues in request. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 84f to 85 ; that of 1868, 704 to 714, being an improvement of ; that of 1862 (scrip), 4 to 1 prem. ' ex div. ; ditto paid-up, 684 to 69, ex div. ; and Russian, dia tot prem. Egyptian Loan scrip continues to rise, and is now quoted 44 to 4 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1868, 1860, 90f ; Chilian Six per Ceuta., 102 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Conte., 64,ex div. (exchangel2B); EquadorNew Consolidated, 18, 4 ;Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 41, 5 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 864, 874, t • Italian Five per Conte., 704, 4, ex div. (exchange ; 251 r.); ditto Maremmana Railway scrip, dia. ; Mexi can Three per Cents., for account, 284, 4 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 581 ; ditto Five per Cents„ l 1862, paid-up scrip, 924 ; Sardinian Five per Ceuta, for account, 84 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 54 ; ditto Passive, 194 ; the Committee's Certificates, 94, 4 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 714 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, paid-up scrip, 684, 4, ex div. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, reached Suez on the sth inst. An instalment of 15 per cent. falls due on the Egyptian Loan for 2,195,2001. stock on the 10th inst., less the large amount already paid in full. In the continued absence of demand for the Coe tinent, the recent heavy supplies of gold from Apia ries and Australia are now finding their way to the Bank. The amount taken there on Saturday was no less than 400,0001., consisting partly of bar gold, and partly of American coin. The Liverpool cotton market is less brisk, after the recent extraordinary rise, but the sales on Saturday have reached 12,000 bales. The directors of the London and Brazilian Bank have lost no time in organising their staff for Rio. The following principal officers have been selected with great care, and solely upon the ground of their business merits, and will sail for Rio by the packet on Wednesday next, viz., Mr. J. Saunders, comp troller, from the London Joint Stock Bank, who has had great experience ; Mr. Thomas J. Tennant, manager, who has great local knowledge of Rio ; Mr. Francis B. Bloxham, accountant, who was formerly accountant at the London Joint Stock Bank ; and Mr. Joseph L Moutefiore, who is like wise reckoned a good appointment, being well known and well recommended. The Mexican Distillery Company (Limited) is announced, with a capital of 50,0001., in shares of 251. each. It appears from a perusal of the pros pectus that its objects are the establishment of a di.tillery at the city of Pachuca for supplying the large mining population in the vicinity with gin. The present supply is carried a long distance. It is also proposed to deal with the city of Mexico and other districts. The management is to be confided to persons practically acquainted with this kind of business. The news from Buenos Ayres appears to be of a satisfactory nature, and seems more and more to tend to the consolidation of peace. The Senate has met under favourable auspices, and confidence is expressed in the government. Don Marcos Pea, an esteemed and popular gentleman, has been named President of the Senators, and Dr. Oligado President of the Deputies. General Mitre is, of course, regarded as President of the Republic. At the opening all the state officers, foreign agents, &c., were present, and great enthusiasm pre vailed. The restoration of peace bad given an impetus to trade, which was brisk, and a good many projects were in contemplation for public improvements. The following is an extract from the Buenos Ayres Weekly Standard of Slat May : Rains have been very plentiful. and there is no appre hension of drought. The prospects of the o3untr7 are tat tering in the extreme, and the demands for British com pensation have been arranged between Mr. Thornton and the government iu a sum approximating 13,0001., and the claims against Paraguay have been similarly settled. The proposal of Mr. Elward Lamb, for the construction of a railway from Buenos Ayres to Chascomus. 30 leagues south of Buenos Arai, Mai been sompted. Mr. Lamb en countered much opposition, but finally triumphed. The Sir George Pollock has arrived from Nelson, New Zealand, with 19,0001. in gold. According to advises received at Ll's there is reason to believe that the screw ste sier Jason, from Calcutta to London, was aground on St. Ann's Shoal, Cape Raxo, Africa, on the 30th May, but was floated after throwing overboard her guns and about 50 tons of cargo, when she proceeded to the Cape de Verdi, whence she sailed again on the 17th June. EtAruzDAT Evamta. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92, "sellers," ex div., for the 10th instant, opened this morning at 911 to 92, and closed at 92 to f. For money the last price was 92. The official - business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 911, 921, ex div. ; ditto, for amount (July 10), 92, ex div. • Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, I, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 91f, 92 ; India Five per Cent. stook, 108 fr, ; Five per Cent. "en faced" rupee , , ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 110, 109 , 1 19*. The India we per Cent. Stock was slightly flatter, at 1081 to fez div., but the demand for the rupee paper continues, and prices show an up ward tendency. Now that the prospects of the money market are once more assured, the inquiries for Exchequer Bills are increasing, and the price has risen bi., being quoted 9s. to 12s. prem. Transactions to a moderate extent occurred in foreign securities. • well. The capital of this undertaking is 40,0001. is 6L shares. At the Wheal Latkott seseUng, bold at Litheird es 'May day the aseemsts showed a peak of I,2PN. de. id. en the three moothm sad the report read to the meeting slated that the silver had sot yet bees cut in the 84 ; thereterm for the next three swaths are estimated at opal if not over the pest carler. &et 30th Pool im, on the of Jane. &dared a deed of V. 10 V a per share (VW.) divi- Gremblerand St Anbya kiss, on the Ist last., made a call of 11. per share. The Moms Vim sold, on the lot of July, 547 tone et lied ore, at priors varying from 101. 13.. dd. to 121. is. GIL pm ton. The directors of the Santa Barbara Gold Minims Gra mmy (limited) have received a Minna from Lithos stating that Captain Bryset and staff bad an at BM de Jena*, sod that they bad proceeded immediately to the mines. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr zaol.llo DEEZTING.-(THD3 DAY.) F.NTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 15 150515. Now T.Y.C. are hare Zara, 4 yrs, TA ; Hazy limy, 3 yr; &t t UM All . PAID Foarmr.—Elhrtaa. ENTRY FOR 250 HANDICAP PLATE. Chan Ato4, 5 yrs, 841 lab ; Bosbdil, 4 yr', est nb ; Reveille, 4 yrs, Ist 61b ; Zara, 4 yrs, Ist 41b ; Fig, 3 yrs, 74 21b ; Aptcsalli, 3 in. 6R 81b; Vortumaii, 3 ps, bat 21b; Vigil, 3 yrs, 54 12Ib ; Doglia, 33n, 54 Illb ; Dimwit, 3 yea, 6a171b. All on hex PAID Fograr.—Voltuitarir and Femur. JULY STAKES. New T.Y.C. Water Kelpie, Fawn, Strawberry Hill, Brian Born, Lae , Bee, Weatherbow, Wild Tom, Tome me Nlt er quaw f, Columba, Le Dauphin, Armenian:, Blue Nan Atlas, Stampede, King of the Vale, Umbe ll ah, On , Slat tern, &Lothar:mister, and Lady Evelyn a are hare. PAID Fornrr.—Oesar. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOPS. New T.Y.C. Chemist** Alias, aad De Conroy. All are here. ENTRY FOR 505 PLATE. Suffolk Stakes Course. Conqueror Cowboy, Deems, Duke Rollo, Pastime, Vey lemma, and Conundnun. All an here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOYS. Cheetsrfie/d Course. Walloon, Itsdpoie, and Costeetioner. All are here. ELECTION OP CORONER ROB CENTRAL MIDDLESEX.-(THIS DAY.) The following are the returns up to one o'clock of Dr. Lakratises Isoaunittee : mars cemocc. Laakister 125 Lewis 137 T et ()twee. Liakerter 906 Lewis 276 nova o'ci.occ lAwkester Lewis 437 Trinvs o'cLocc. laskester Lewis om o'cLocc. Leaked& 754 Lewis The following are the returnee( Mr. Lewis' committee : TIN O'CLOCiL Lewis 349 Larikentor l9l an is o'cLocz. Lewis 517 Luakester 365 wave o'cLocc. Lewis Laakeatee 670 660 WO o'cLacc. Lewis 799 Laski/Aar 7Ol His Highness the Viceroy of Egypt, with Mus tapla Peels. &c., honoured Mears. Laurie and Narver with a lengthened visit on Thursday, to inspect their large carriage manufactory, and were pleaned to *sprees much eanafaction,and left substantial proof of it, in ordering to be completed a suite of handsome but plain style of carriages, to the number of eight or tee, oonsisting of landaus, beronebee, broughams, and phaetoos, some of which the Viceroy is now using ; the others are to be forwarded to Ev iX t iENRIVE ROBBERY AT THE THAMES TUNNIL. —This morning information wee received by the police that a foreign nobleman, said to be one of the suite of the Prince Napoleon, had been plundered while passim from the Tham es; Tunnel to the adjacent steam boat pier of his pocketbook, containing a 501., two Rif., three 51. Bank of England notes, two notes-I,C X/f r. an d 500 fr.—of the Bank of Franos,and a 100 florin Austrian bask note, and about 111, in gold end silver, the thieves get ting clear away with their booty. A reward of 501, is offered. ----- Tug Bsaow Dl ITH:in.—The Barou de Vidil, who war charged with the attempted murder of 64 son, and subsequently, being convicted of a common assault only, was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour, will be discharged from the Middlesex House of Cor rection in the course of a few days, the period of his impri sonment having expired. The baron's health appears some what imputed by his lengthened incarceration ; his age has exempted him from the labour of the tread wheel, and he has been chiefly employed mat making. Orman xtvmuurs REFORII.—An act respect ing Oxford University, which received the royal assent an Monday, has just bear Wooed, and by virtue of which various reforms may be effected. It is entitled "Au Act to extend the powers of making statutes possessed by the Uni versity of Oxford, and to make further provision for the administration of justice in the Court of the Chancellor of the University." By this act the professorships can be re gulated and regulations made as to "the constitution of a court or other authority empowered to admonish, and, if necessary, remove a professor guilty of notable negligence , or inefficiency in conducting the duties of hi s o ffi ce , or o f immorality." Furthermore, the Vice-Chancellor, with the assistance of three of the common law judges, can make rules and orders for the regulation of his court, and annul or alter the same. Citirffrsl. PALACE. —The meeting of the children of the charity schools will take place tomorrow. Five thousand children will take part in the musical perform ance, which will commeoce at 3 o'clock. The varied dresses of the children picturesquely arranged on the great Handel orchestra renders this one of the most pleasing dim ' plays of the season. The following schools take part io the proceedings :—Alcierspte Ward Schools, Aldgate W ar d Schools, St. Alpha's Society Schools, St. Ann, Westmin aterSchook ; St. Bartholomew the Great Schools, Ber mondsey United Schools. Billingsgate Ward Schools. Bishopsgate Ward Schools, St. Botolph, Aldgate, Parochial Schools Bridge, Candlewick, and Coward* Wards Schools ,• Christ Church. Spitalfields, Parochial Schools; Clerkenwell Parochial Schools, Coleman-street Ward Schools, Cripple. gate Within Ward Schools, Covenant's Schools, Finsbury Parochial Schools, St. George, Hanover. square (Boys); St. George and St. Giles, Bloomsbury, Parochial Schools ; St. Oita, Criledegate, Parochial (Boys) ; Green Coat Schools, Stepeey ; St. Jobs, Southwark (Girls) ; St. John, Wapping, Parochial Schools ; Lady Holes' School (Girk), Lambeth Parochial Schools, langboura Ward Schools, St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Parochial Schools ; St. Luke's Parochial Schools, St. Matthew. Bethnal-green. Parochial Schools; St. Martin-is-the-Fields Parochial Schools, St. Mary.le-Bow Schools, St. Mary-le-Strand Parochial Schools, Mile End Old Town Ch ar ity Schools, Norton Folgate Girls' School, St. Chive, Southwark, Girls' School ; St. Paul, Covent-garden, Parochial School s ; Haines' Charity Schools Roan's Charity Boys' School, Si. S av i our , S out h war k , Parochial Schools ; Si, Sepulchre Parochial Schools, St. Sepulchre, Middlesex, Schools ; Tower Ward Schools, Worrall's Endowed Boys' Schools.—M. Bloadm will his extraordinary perfoi mance o n th e low rope on Thursday when her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge and numerous other distinguished visitors will be present. ThRILTZ'SSD ENCLOSVIIII OF IiAbIPSTIAD-HRATIL —A bill has been introduced into the Home of Lords, to amend the Settled Estates Act of 18t4 and is to be read • second time tomorrow. The objsct of the bill is to endow, Hampstead-heath. Parliament having thrown out a pri vate bill to effect the enclosure, and the Court of Chancery having refused a similar application it is now proposed to enact that no application shall be deemed to have been re jected on its merits, or reported against by the judges, if any other application to effect the same or similar object shall have peeled either house of parliament, or shall have bean of by the judges to whom each Wll may have been erred. --- Snow IN JULY. —A correspondent in Dingwall informs m that tie highest put of which over. looks Doebee y, was cowed with a coating at 'novo° Wsd nesday Comier. MAIO WOO IMMO P4OO/ NAN swal 4iii UAW LIU Wr i 11011.1% MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloon. In the mining market to-day Wheal Ludoott shares are very fiat, and have receded to 17 to East Caradon are dull at 45} to 46 ; and Marks Valley firm, at 101 to I ; North Downs are quoted 2 41t0 1 ; Gonamens, 3 to I ; and East Devon, to f. There are again inquiries for St. John del Rey Mining shares, which are marked 581 and 58 ex div. Linanr have been dealt in at 7/, and Cobra Copper at 20. The prospectus of the Brymbo Lead Smelting and Deailverixing Company (Limited) is issued. It is explained that this undertaking will have nothing to do, per be, with lead mining, its operations being limited to purchasing, smelting, and desilverizing lead ores. The company bu purchased, and proposes to double the capacity of, the Brymbo Smelting Works, near Wrexham, in the middle of a large lead mining district. Coal is close adjoining, and, the works are situated on the Great Western Railway, so that cheap fuel and transport are secured. The lead smelting business is at present in few bands, and pays extremely 77,069 1,1147 9,747 VIM 13,712 Ma M. Ms. AL Sleek on head Ude day .... Delivery last week Ditto trona Lt Jam Arrival lest week Kle6 i.fai it;iiil 4SI MOB TA* 1,011 SAM K Oh lid. Arrtrals for the week weilAk lets 16 kat yew, it= end delivery, 1.72$ nit. Ike lietvele bet week 700 Aultrella, 206 South Middle, IS other plaza—Weil. 1,021 casks. Ditto from Ist Jaw Prim Y.C. per cwt. this dap Ditto Town last loriday 6.449 Its. OL 6211. Od. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is Larger than en Heyday last ; then is, however, a demand for they and quotationa am net much altered. The supply of sheep and lambs it moderate'; trade is very doll, mid it is with dielleuly that late quotations are realised. Good calves sr* in demand, but Wirier are difilinat of eels. From Oermaay and Holland Were are 1,107 beasts, 7,420 sheep, and 263ce1ven. Spain, 50 bomb ; Sootland, 300 • Ireland, 140; Norfaik and Suffolk, 980; aid 1,060 Mei the Northern Amdahl laed washes._ _ _ _ Per stow ut lyb4. L & I. Per dam al Ma s. 4. &1. Bed &O /144441& 4 8 0 IY{Dr*B/-D4Y 4 8 6 • Bsd abor&horm 4 6 10 1 / 4 48 LO•B•wools.... 0 0 emend qua boob 71 4 0 Ds do. Ohm 4 6 6 111 Caves 4 0 4 twos t siamel quaL 0•• 0 PUBB 8 8 Da 40. Shorn 4 4 4 8404Destlil6Ands 0 0 0 Lambe 1/w4b at mark* 4,840; 8160.r4Lsb. 87,930 Oalves, IL; Fla% 880. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) arm& Pattionden end soft report the accounts tans the bap *Metier received Ale worming, both trona knee and abroad, are for the nod park ashivolusble. Aa sh ow* of sun, with too mach wet, is operating musk against the prospects of the future crop. Prices in crew guano, are psditally advancing. COAL MA MUM —(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 16e. Qd. ; Wins Fad Has 16s. 6d. ; Walls zed etiswares. 16s. Walls Eod Baits., 16s. 6d. ; Walls End 'Merlon 15s. 9d. •• Walls End Hart/spool, 1 9d ) . 1 ' 41 72, End Disidyls Hatton , 6d. ; Walls Est Eanoll Holism, les. 6d. ; Walls End South Hallos, 13s. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 16a ; Walls Eod Ills. &L ; Walls Eod Com% 13s. 6d. ; Walls End a 15s. ed. ; Walls Eod Eds. Mats, 16a.. ; Walls Padova, las. 6d. ; Walla Ead Triandan Thoralsy, ; Walls End AacanCloas, 16a. ; Walls Rod Hatton Iwo" Its. 6d. ; Tesessld Moor Batas, 13s. ; Beholds 1=, ,, 15s. 3d. ; Hastings Hartley, ills. 3/L-84 ship at OADINART 8.1111011 AND STOOL& KLUmATIL WoLlelear val. loolso. "di nsaVilao: Iliapipiqad Psalm Oa• k mil &aka... i Do.•JnI Do. D tr.& Is NMI So Dubin fan Inuid.,Pertb.*Abl.M. L ut eri Ab= Maas Oaks. einnra Da Maki iNfiPiedik __T--1 1 a L Woman' aw 117.76;;;1 CO4 Area way. 0%1 J Is paid B 04. * 01416) Wed _ DeitsurVaLiks.llk.l Lasiskire4 TanIOW yisiamkel Redman 1 -1111D" LOIlaleaTY!!1:400S: ' Icedame olseu -- iic;. — ila w - 1111104-4" .t Th l , 16 Do. ilair M De. Diriaa Darby — MI Mid. 04. Wo. (Ira) 1641 Lad linreasils aM • llowirp t Azosevii Newry.Wanue.lll," lfaiiiik ... ..... Nada Dm= Ilea *D. IMO /1. ii. Ili Oho 1/ 00. 10 U al 1 1. Ulf D. . la D. Yet le. les &elk looLa 111 I Do. New ld all NallidaWullosiesa Nantlietellarddiao 14. lee d, 14 all l essa' - ' IS. 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U 11 8t 11 N 1 4 et. 11 Bt. 11 SR 11 10 I I.od §i.. U Rt, 11 St II Bs. II FORZIGN I iLLUICITL lA= an Baton, I 1001104010 ail 1 . 2 Bahia.% Illta.lL Tp.o. Z. J o an =to Gralmerni. le Cammanz Ml.. • lOU VTiztorlso 111 Duke Mod& mll loam • hoses thl. Modes gess. p.. • W GC antra al foros all Gt. Losm=maat. le mll J W L.A. earldoms a Bale. sll Lana moo Tombola Wyon. and Goleta Marla Antonia :M u NasoltlAeosap all Ns= of 16 I Do. Now Beano • W Noromolao Took Al. 16 :uttcomaalotyrnalllilme all 'Pasta. Lye's mad Moll all Parks Odors all MOM awl B. Yrarikeis lrareaaa= r l i eto an Zeta sad • • all Blood DRAM V771"....` all all and Mow Ds. ost cool hoe lomerat. le VOOOOlllO 10 Lot Portoositossotp I Tuna art Savona all :Mhos el Bream— all Walt llastloureee •.. 4 WDa. 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Mobs prior. ei ei wi l It air I 10e lie 4 dta 3 1 , tea 21 St 14 14 2 /d i 4 4 I II 10 11 7 the o 4 04 01 18 161 1 IS IQ RI I So tot za i ps. et sm, MI 14 a MOLL 9 . sim , - - Nti IL 0 1 .1 1 601666.6./aiNbAN tw 66 6,0 -- 1 1. I. N NAN MI. 11 . 2 166.1.66.610.411617 lie 91 N 64 bomb B. Irk 6 N. NO WJENN6606...46546. 1.6 SIS 6$ 1 - 1 0 i - z 4 'atio IL nu sa.g.) Barna Waterworks. • . Bombay Oas k tiod Mt.& Mali TM. • Do. um Do. C ..._ . . . — iii — rSi II II ti 26 i et al i le Da SS se le Ile __II II !is ortrzatimis s z ttg . m . II att 1 Nwilagialinds.a Canal IWO% so d i Ta r y: . : Na •0 Ora* nip %WV .. Do. It alma Prot Loa. 01•0 Mi. (L.).. Loa. Om 00odiala r Loo.M.lra.Dlr.Tol. CL. Nadraa lloditar. Its- TeL (Um) Natiorl DloaoaM 00.. NorbuddaCoolalreoa.l NotharloadaL Sp.o.prt N. DM/. i N. Bo* L 4. If. belt t Alusigulmilaa.. 106 110 id 13 10 Id 36 106 103 id 105 100 id p.r k pa ad 100 108 E la N ri 1 1 si lt " Ili ti me xl II _ •_ If le pet II 4pm i I 12 14 IL it 46 id 111 68 70 9 11 pas 19 20 17 . 16. 167 - 0111111. 111. 81. Peel liver lase • ins. Nola. as 4 Oda 116sra Mr g lk r lad. Tel. G. 4 I t a ow lat Rio Watt. C1211■.(L.) Do. loyal 1411111 ma Aut. Isvaalm. kadaranaa Lad baratao TaL Nip a. do. Railularett Do. do. reagrapai to Idea (L ) .L ir d=t Aosta.) l Co.U.Caaada Da. Kingdom TaL (L.). 1166 Vail DieflIMVS r.,, - 4 - 4 64 1811 d 6 i 6* Id pond 110 160 Si Si id 41 6 1 !die dk oar t I vat f I di e 8 10 A GENEROUS INTERNATIONAL DONATION.—The Finland Marine bowsaw Company in Abo have forwarded, through Messrs. Bow, Kiogtoe, and Oar., a veer liberal donation of 501. to the Nat iona l Lifeboat Institution, as • mark of the company's high appreciation of the important service. the lifeboat. of the society are frequently rendering OD the coasts of the United Kingdom to the crews of ship wrecked vessels of all nations. THE LONDON MECHANICS' INSTITUTION IN CHAN CINT.—HbOst two years ago an appeal was made to the public for • subscription to pouches@ the lease of the pre miss of this institution, with a view of releasing the trustees —Lord Brougham and Mr. Joshua Walker—from their lia bility to pay the annual rental of 2291., and at the same time reducing the expenditure of the institution. Sufficient was raised for this purpose with the exception of 1,500 i. which was advanced on a mortgage of the premium by Mr. H. Lloyd and the presid e nt o f th e i ns titution. The lam ear accordingly purchased, and the trustees remained liable only for the mortgage debt and interest. One of the trustees, Mr. Joshua Walker, having recently died, his executors have required that the estate should be released from the covenant, or that they should be indemnified against any claim that might hereafter be made upon them ; and, to effect their object, they have filed a bill in Chancery gaunt the institution. Lord Brougham, sad the mod- I pgese. Effort. are being made to relieve the institution from the embarrassment thus occasioned rating the 1,5001. to pay off the mortgage debt, the of which would completely liberate Lord Brougham and the I executors of Mr. Walker from their remaining liability, terminate the litigation which has commenced, and release the institution from the payment of interest to the amount of 751. a year. Considering the extensive usefulness al the belitatioe, in affording the mesas of instruction sad it amusement to MIST hundreds of zee telini I, " 11 - ideally hoped that the public will acme to it. relief Is an unlooked.for emergency of this demelpnon. Demotions will be received by the beakers, Moms. Banbury and Lloyd ; Yews. Ha nso m and On ; Mans. Smith. PkTSS, and Smith ; Birkbeek Bask el Dapasia; and at his Imam Mealtaakii laatitationa a 1 5 00 VI 1.71 IMAM •MI 0,000 •M MOTOI MAO MOOO MCM IV-ir 1 a.7 16,000 200.000 1410 C fAIIOO 12,014.:* i me es. xd 11; le I N xd 2319 id zd ddi COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 1411C-LANI-(T191! DAT.) Oa Saturday there wse a pis* deal of Midair* Um taming, but yesterday it wss Le sad much warms. lb. day it owned ern oreediM bat it since set in wet. Tie wind is from the B.W. During Use week peat the supply d Eaglish wheat cm extremely smell ; Sour rather sum liberal . Beil i y: b os t sod peas abort ; malt, a good gamily. kids all descriptions. ketch sad Irish oats still condors is very short supply. Ths foretkrrivals of wheat weft hieri—Praaski. Black Beli, • ad Anemias. floor —A few knob of Alneekee. sad peas, nil. Osts—A shirt sup ply, Doltish, 8 sad Data. Besse sad kailis—A good supply of Simko. Linseed sad oilseeds— A smsa arrival, Fast Indian ail Egyptian' ; sad a awE mans al binreesd from Irmo. The English wheat trade this morel was act knish, bat rather more ding ia foredo ; 9aotatiaae wenn, the MN as es Monday lar. Mos. —A little doing I. Aseadesa, had Eagliek bade slow, without alteration from lloaday. Barley. --Supply very trilling. sad prime fully « l oaf to Manday Ist. Oats about the mine as is Fiday, say dd. dearer Mao co Kooky kat ; first sego of Archangel monad this sewing, sad 25. demanded. Beans and peas folly as deer. Seeds.—Taus, Breed, and rapessed, firm. Cloven's& at fall prima Naiad sad canary dull. litAamao Oe.aoom shady, at Li quotation. WSZAT.—Reghei: ken sad Kant, white, new, 4k 60 575.; ditto, Ilse old, —a. to —s.; ditto, rid, saw, 47.. 55.; ditto, fine old, --e. to ; Norfolk, he., toe old. —a M —a.; red, sew, --a to —a recelip : !is : to Bk.; Ls,to N.. 50a; aim, 50s. to —s.; Ms2e. 57..; ditto, Wes, 57e. M 6Bs. ; Resta& axis, M Ha; lieskisaborg, 535. to 57. ; Ueltermark ditto, —e. ; American wilts, fis. to 27.; ditto, red, 50s. to 56..; Omar 50. to kia. Bansiv.—Eagfish —a. to —a ; Ls, —a.; =W e Na to 28.; and 110 s. to 31a. par ; greadl+:: and ditto 20s. to Ils. NAM— Lem sad Norfolk, lies. to 3e ; ilk to 675. • sad Ware, 555. to 68.; brows, aos. to 26a to 3 Oata a—lk Bk. to 0a • m ised, Od. to 2.3 e. Od. ; panda Os. Biwa— Ilek,116.11: 36e. ; barrow, 34a to ; 1619 Ko sa t to 30 1"1 1. 11 : 1 115111, 3°I. . 32a io 3 4 3 a PI/AL—WY 40. 415.; and blot 01. to 43a ; rola —a. to ; gray, Ns. to Ma ; beg IS.. to 40a ; Weirs. 34.. to Ms. town,44e. M 441.; dale line, 47.. to Sls.; orrendry, Oa to 435. ; Norfolk NA /daft, 37.. to 30a; Fraud, --a to —.. pet Disk ; tr.B. most. 16s. to Sail Osnediaa. 26.. BA. : Bpsaisla. —a. to —s. INDIAN 00SX.— WWI% 31s. to 311 s. ; las. to 335. !mum Cannons, all 0. Y. end L —Wheat : Hai mein and Yorianople, per 40311 a, Os. to 475. ; Obirlos, 41s. to47s. ; Polish Odessa, par 460 the., rod, 30e. to 41s. ; Pinta • Danube sod Oda* 36e. to i pir Bg= MI to 38.. Barley : loptita and to rag. ; Odom awl Donsba do., =t Baena s laplies, per 41001i0.,30a to 33e. Yam : Odom and Golella Tars., Od. to Sis. ; DNB sod Bs/porism, per 31s. Od. to 321. ; Fro* da, —s. to ; basseriiss, da, 29.. to 30t. ; Egyptian, —a to --a. Bnins. seed, perlr l .72a, I: 4 6r, Austad rood, pee bnois = . 6 B s. to Is. ; brows. Ts. to 10s. ; lissood, per F (Co. to 665. ; linseed whoa, Hodis par ten. W. Os. to 124 0. ; Amerma lido, is irk par tea, 124 Oa to 124 10s.; do., in bep,lll. Oa to 111 las.; Sada 01 to 01. Os. Yaremllea DX to 101 10a. Baps cakes, IL eato 71; TAMS, per benbol, winter, b. to it. 04. ; Bore seed, Broßria won, Na to Ma Airsziaxi INTO 'Onto now JUNI $0 TO Jur 0. Awl. Bans y. win E. rs. loe 'Pawl Mow. Cleastoriss• ipt e vs. v qrs. I :Min. _ . _ I :-/nust, We•: ' Gab. N; Sew, Newts. MINCING LA 111.—(11118 DAY.) Boa La . —The market is quiet, no sales reported. Baud Arm with bat few goods oder*. Ocrim—A Hauled bushier has been transacted oui the spot at full prices. A floating cargo of St Domingo sold fora ow port at 695. IBA. —no market continua quiet. Brci.—Two floating cargoes have ben sold—oas Ne wmark, at 10s. 40, and ass Rangoon, at 10a. 70 sled ea ths spot 2,000 be of &Nam, at 7s. 9d. to 8 .. The market is firm, and prisms have an upward tendas Bar TITTIM-2,200 bap of Bombay, retraction 4.51 . to 341, sold at 355. ed., and a pared of Boopf, ths particulars et which are not given. Correa is less active. Wllll6llll Madras sold at 1344. L9O. ; Northern, 130. ; Tinalvelly, 140. ; and for arrival, Broach, 14d. to 144 d.; Oomrawitters, 14d.; Western, 1.30. Jars.—The market is active at firm gateet TALLOW MIKE NT—(THIS DAY). The market is firm. Tows tallow is quoted 45.. 3d., mg anal; Petemberg Y. 0., on the spot, 47e. ; July, 471. ; September, 48e. &L ; October to Deesetber, 4611. Planarian OP' TALIAM. PROru►CIAL BVA3J MARKETS. gimpoot., Jou 6.--ilelee Melar-011ooloolan, 106-1901111111 opumme. Nom, sot --Loomikim sal Tialisien, 104 . 115 . 20m0. Lodi. mil Nora W Me 241-soernain ai ra.,,,,„;‘,, z - a - 4 4 Ibi, 'moal „ l o t t 1 lo rd lam Karoo, 4 1540 6-Ditio 0_44.4a kt= 41 1 ,14. 1410 14 p.-rowl Trunk of = ill per Clesi. botembearg. 14 4-14 MP -flembre NM Nam, 15 14 11 V- iral limek el Liverpool. 25}-10me zoinsee. 0 p.--Ttemessail Meow Marise. 1 146 p. KAN o MIMI. ing 1.-we Iree le a floi Wolin, minima ma Mor la nt e Wilee eilli W/110-019•1 ems 1 Ileolera. 5512-niime• mit mom, Marine 1 1 10 p.-11digloa brim Juielim. 41....0m0r1 mil 'swim mt. 101.1/. i itaxonsAit, Im 1.--1101•1 ore Wiwi 6.41 w id Illassala Ifille NO . wed 110401 me Weeps A 115. Omit IreArra Prelineme wimp 'Mal 10 1110--limil illidordo lit -sad o imm i. gm Illeak dorm II WI ilas =Ms Wiimi . lamemaap, - N - pm. Enilates so 1 Si IS N 440 46 46 1 7 1 4 Ig 1 IS I 4 1 S 7 Si 1 S 10 Ive S 43 64 4 4t 4 4 4 40 40 sal at, lOff 1101 U 111 14 1111 II 13 ask 34 0 06 MI z Ili elk 16 MI 1 1 11 10 11 U 11