The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-03 00:00:00

I THE EXPRESS , THURSDAY EVENINGp JULY 3, 1862. ii. BRIT= PONNIBIONIL I Clod', Pecos Us. in" , . A LAW INTELLIGENCE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) ....- sa. Pd I RAILWAY/. rowdy. I to i pm . '"-•'--- --...- 0 .-- (THLS DAY.) is 110 - HOUSE OF COMMONS .-( THIS DAY.) I IMPERIAL AVERAGE& PaaaThe railway market to-day is inact i v e . Great Ir. X ....2. 1 ".16.0.... is: , 14 .. 2 101 - . ---..-- The Snow took the chair at 12 o'clock. pi COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. PRIVATE BUSINESS. MAY na Ann " SI 11 'i 11 4 7L118 1 48 a ad es. tls Id Northern stock has again improved about rie ti n Do. Now - al - dt The Dundalk end Enniskillen Railway Bill was read • June 7 74 '3 4a 91 23s ad,4le Ild,las 11.1 led Sittings at Nisi Prius in London.-(Before Lord Chief third time and p . a . & i -14 Of Justice Erie and a Special dm./ The Hatfield Chem Level Bill was also read • third time ' - 18 11 lallift &I 911111 e f1d606 ld spa ad while Lancashire and Yorkshire has receded OH noL,BraWANtoderlelo gizvetalia. 30 116 ... _ re STCRGE C. COLIMAN.-LIREL.- This case mut partly heard yesterday ;it was an action of and Plasal colonel W. PATTEN (chairman of the standing orders '':' MA- Al. -a L uicas hi re WM lib Do. Jar 11124,1290. 77 9 0 “.... I •19 NI ell 4°9 ed nil ikl an d North Western stock is now quoted Be . Inn ~.r . ....... 77 7 ° 9110O W" A•Graa . 545 11d Ilia Id al Ses 24 . 40, 9110. sd 114 to y * ; Great Western, 71 to g . ; 96 pop 0 6 6 66 0. e i m p urp . 101 103 - rs lhel with • plea of justification, involving a _lengthened in- committee) moved that the Great Northern and Western - - • vetigation into the a ff airs of the West Hartlepool Harbour Railway Bill of Ireland be re-committed. DETT.-Wheat. Berko. Oats, Stye, Mau, mu tees, is. and orb:shire, 11)411 to t ; aledonsan, 101 a 20 at 100 OspeTADookllp.o.gas.. m lll 119408 xd 1 :24 .171 it in ad and Railway Company. After some conversation the motion was agreed to. Inner OEMS Bow LAST Wet[.-Wheat , Mm: MAN% 106 ; south East e rn, 81 1 to 82 ; Eastern un- : m i. 8.......arg...•-•• iie 1 , 44 " 1 i 918: oats, 5,11611: 170,18 : WOW 2.361 ; per, 18 0 Sumtem At the sitting of the court this morning, a conference took lace between the learned counsel, which resulted in a PAROCHIAL ASSESSMENT BILL. - 131Acmair sammre Two nuOrumsoie 111 TEE Ammon rams ties, 5611 to 56 ;rest Northern, 116} to 9 2 6 2 2 8 pa. 222. z a,.ff5: 333 : 2,7 , OF WILLS BOEHM THE &X WIZIO WANED. ll7i. w ,ettlernent. On the queetion that the house go into committee on _ Mr. Serjeant Shee, for the defendant, said that be had this bill. Priem Nee 2t. May 31. Jane 7 . Jens 14. ane ei. June Ss Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, IN a t 599 0 :% 1 " 55 pir 4. 9 1 1 . 4 4399545 . l o t gg ir " i r , - - at 4to 4 / 1 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada are lap all D m e gg ,py g gea ..2 33W. 47 ge - ;Teat satisfaction in informing the jury that an arrangement Mr. KNIGHT opposed the motion, and moved as an is WS all De. • per et . 16 82 31 00 - from been come to, and that Mr. &urge would withdraw amendment that the house go into committee on the bill 56 4 .. i:: :: -.. .. ...-ee firmer. km as De. 7 per W. 11W-• • 97 40 the action upon the following terms :-Mr. Coleman thi s d ay t h ies mont h s. 65 2 .. • • • • ••• ORDINARY bliAlt97l AND UOOI3. VA A De. de. MN l6 SO - E having _agreed to admit on Mr. Stings's personal sseursnee Mr. HENLEY said that the bill professed to have two 64 7 - 1 . 7" •• •• • ' at t nel dr Zoss I galas._ ,t° 4l 7 190 on Be, do. am_ 19 ao - that Mr. Sturge did not make or sign any other objects. First, to get a parish rated fairly as amongst the 04 1 .. .. .. .. • • illa IPd I HAILWAYS , I 7 . e. • tom- et. IN Nest laden Padua& 101! 1021 ad 1021 1 sil report than the one presented by the directors to the meet- parishioners ; next, to have wished' rated equitably as be- tie en Birwa r WeaamieourVal. 8 li .- 10 11 Do. New lpm zd - el big of February, IMO, and that Mr. Sturge's motives have tweets themselves. With respect to the first, he thought it N. IN 'Birk.,Lan.,BOlNLJuse. -•-• •-• 10 1 Do. hurs, 1901 - been pure and honourable-Mr. Stunts withdraws from would be far better to leave that question to be settled by LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. uaU Bleektseris ............- -••-• .. et IN at 11. anamag. 6e.ea No lin as 1001 ad D; Ni an INWeeellamada.lawires 111 111 14 M! ill Do. New 9l At - 0 the action, admitting as his part that Mr. Colemaa's the Inhabitants of • parish, as at present (Hear, hear.) (THIS DAY.) l as i a w n BIOMES 2sne ••• 19 ell I leernmilliird,irititi. I I a. ,_ - 93 11 Ilware substentlanY correct. and that his motives also He, for one, would not like to see the power which parish- 11. IN Bristol awl • IBMs, -- 11 le ag lee all DO.tp.aßdapay73,w.ol3 97 2 (BY BRITISH AND MISR MAGNETIC TILLORAPH). 2111 all Do. eit do.. 77. wit. . - - - are pure and honourable, Mr. Sturge further declaring that Moen now possessed of rating themselves taken out of their SI, 10 Odskislis in - be never intended to impute unworthy motive' to Mr. hands. The second branch of the bill was the more legiti- (FROM OUB own ormarsrommiv.) N ell Oak awl landca- __• - ''. - 11111 all De.lllp.M7Ma.pay. 18 le 1 Indian Branch lad i die par - Coleman. mate of the two!: but, oddly enough, it did not take one The market continues excited, and the demand large at N all Ownwa_______ N 7 - - IL 101 Mader WNW el pm ot. 94e 96) ad - d single step is the directioe it peoposed. The machinery it pro- further advance of td. per lb. The estimated saw, are r . 1.2 #O. 4j• me &v. snail e 1 : N. 10 De. 60. 11 pm rd. 100 101 xt 1001 1 x o COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. vided with s view to the equitable rating of different parishes 15,000 bides. Do. S !Wal_ piddle& If N IN Dahlia williewass one. 41 68 - el lee DA 41 ear OL •••• lA l i g an (Before the Jed. Ordinary.) within the lame anion was cumbrous, and would be W all Dwall.Plellk a AboLla. 10 11 - 91.. 10 lls/b.Ccep.Op. &Bondi - - - EXITS m BOOTH. found ineffectual to carry oat this object, which they lIINOING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) si. us IBA slam A CO& lii. Mr. Serjeant Pigott and Mr. Pritchett, for the petitioner ; a ll videi desired to see effected. There were no means pro- 13001.1.-There Is rather more disposition to purchase, 111. 100 lealins aa rleiniles ..- -66 16 66/ i 1111 an De. do. Lad do. S 7 _, a bywhich • h %MI ted a pans 1113) yra la compared but the tremactions are still moderate. Cuba Musoovado S. us Nelsen Unkm, Nock •16 88 67 -. Dr. Phillin t ore, Q.C., for the respondent.lN all De. de. I esp. do. 4 6 ] In 1855 the petitioner, a medical practitioner at Swinton, . • with Si I neighbouring parish !could appeal wi • sold, very ordinary to fine brown, 30a. to 335. 64.; law greyish sa a l- lita au n ,,,, „,....,.. 811 . dna* g . „ 7 ° I t Sa l nearmananaa , r, , nar n a d t h e respondent, who had been H e i n " mew to get rid of the grievance of which it had to goo yellow, 34a to 37a &I. ; Porton:o, lo to good r. .0 .. " ... "'"lndiillaagoo Prir IN .... 11 an Ds: de. Lad do. 4 II , 1 N. Z. ot °waded p. o. N IS -- - 1 should ecimplain. The bill proposed that the parish overseer yellow,'a. to 41e. 6d. ; Hamra, 375. to 39a ; • landed ah IN Shcakart how p gg g oo 633 IN - W NO ad - in his service as a domestic for about a year. There was much lfs Ist - 1 disparity of age between the parties, Mr. Booth being about 65 make a valuation list of all the hereditamenta cargo of Porto Rico sold at 365., consisting of 196 hbda, at IS all lenellsek Cede Jana - - ~, .... 111 all Do. Mla - and his wife about 37. There had been meats. In February, within the union, and that was to be done within three 13s. 104. duty, and 72 Mids., at 12s. Bd. duty. Relined con- W. 00 ebOROW •I. Western 101 1011 - It 119 DaindalLilo6.spa t Id - a 1860, the petitioner's suspicious were excited, sad he mootha The consequence would be that there would be pi m p ' mo d era t e d, . as ti e e a t steady ocee, ____,. ons. sk l• I sm . Great em2 p4A 2.22.2 efieetland 140 145 UN UN 117 161 A NOZZION OBLIGATION& thought it necessary to dismiss a medical student who was "wawa valuers i. and "i t was well kaewa th at CCWTIZ hu 11411•611 atcad Y M inna ' J ca, goou 5 9. ' DLAI, Area so dlr. ow 1 110 e 1101 111 lodging in his house. The cohabitation then ceased ; but than were high and low valuers, the valuation nary to middling Jamaica, 695. to 845. ; plantation Coy- &a p 0.3 ougro.topo kt 133 in - ILI Pd I Dammam I Cleals6 pilaw I dales. t the parties continued to take their meals together. A lilts might differ one from another to the extent l on , low to goo d middling 83s. to 88s. ; peebeny, 90e. to N . 1 go. *magi waig. tko. , up 101 - 3 94 - ad i servant, named Jane Eyles, deposed that after this of 15 per 09116. The . complete list was thou to be, sent 9 1 a ; native Ceylon good'ordinary . , 70s. to no ; =on, ao. N. en* Weslaco 7l 74 Ti) 4 2 au).,'...tra`lis,"". at consisting of not less than n ix and to gog. 64 . 16. 1 DoJecorTaLesa.lll * 67 - lee 40 Lama= sod liriowne per 110 WIl TO her mistress carried on a clandestine correspondence with to • committee guardian . , . ... him sold I n t to ea u nea does, ricsollip,, 104 1041 104 I l some person unknown ; that in December, 1860, she was not more than two's* poor law who, when Tea .- The market is steady . lsys le ell North. of Trews Sp. at ln ise xd , - - they had coneidered it, were to send it to the parishioners . thlel, ; sad Bowery Pekoe, lc 41d. to Is. 41d. et 1 lame' . .. 6 L 17 . 1159515a1 04 , i n n 1 4 2 90 all Do. ill4P.c. - - twd or three times away from home at night ; and that in _ N all & Lyons 6 per cent. - - '4 ... 1 the September following she gave secret birth to • child. They had 28 days to brief Li c i lijsctions before the sevaral boads iting-Leeward= , pale an d brown, have sold at I s , od. to - ,: t : too . , .. , . ta al , da M all Do. New Spar cent.. tai 19) - The witness said that she had not previously noticed any ne (fourths's; and the/ 28 further days to reconside r . Is. sd. I& WS looks . ilia* ssiii NI 64) 94 l 4 all RoyalSweMshaper cent. 3 - sod of that time it was to be sent back to the pa- RrcL- Th e market is quiet. change in the reepondent's figure , she was in the habit of At _,_,_ the __ „ ,____._ ____,,_ • lea ell Do. - - - 10 all lans.actoni-Ven.N. a 1 101 ad - 1 wearing so large a crinoline. ( A ' laugh.) On the discovery rummers, acct ultimately to the "..m• of 1..... cs 9 11 9,9 -- SPICIDL-There is only a limited demand for most desenp.• r 169 lawkint=Westert. 961 100 i 100* WI to all Southern alsrancesp.e. 11 121 zd 101 1 ad all Lorlistorthoo,99fis - - 100 all l'ictorSasmanuel e pet. 911 99 exl - sd ! of the child's body the police and a surgeon named Rowe That P 7 °ca n mi g ht be repeated an often-each l iana ; former prices are 'ahem"' a fresh objection-that it was Saurrgrag. -No saes reported. In 100 Do, and llsolo/Ww. 40 " .- 20 1511 N.,lN.W.Mirrancele.e. 111 121 xd .- were called in ; and the respondent confessed that it was altawa tinn elicitin g 20. Lao auojostAuottaoot 34 89 371 871 cot her husband ' s. She was then taken into custody. impossible to say at what period the valuation list Corrott.-The market continues active at advancing L o d i abgmo gi tio 7 81 1 3 -- 1 (The cue was not concluded when we went to I would be finally settled. Such was the machinery mem- prior Ti nnivelly sold at 131 d. to 141 d. ; low Molise% 86,, me wyo u g ....__ ___ Ili LIT 117 OOLONIAL 00VILIMIENT 51 01 7 1 /TIEL ' plated by the bill, and it was to be put in motion at the 1114., sod for arrival, fair, Dhollera, 121 d. ; Oomneruttee, 4151 114 Do. N ew 1 11 pie -dm Na In i emcee II NI A. plow. I Wes. , end of each year. so ea to include new bonnie erected, and la ; Broach, 131 d. ; Western, 12/d. ; Tinaivelly, 1214. W. Da. Mess Dirty 97 99 - - - .. . .6 p.c., 41 . 109 MI6 1 106 id to strike out old houses pulled down. He believed that t o 13 N all Ind. 04. Wo. (lie.) -- ... .... .. Do.eperceet..l9Bll4.. 10 - - THE POLICE COURTS. the bill would drive the whole community of England to Ju neis i n reques t, and p r i me h a ve advanced to & t o Dn. W m a oll s likl iiiiied Kaat iatt °idiot - -. - .e .• .. Do.Offlittleb.etAis 100 106 108 _ ~-.. .. Do. Spot et.Mar.absp. 100 106 108 971 7 1 a profresional survey and valuation of every parieh at p ot t oo t &mom t o e ns rea li se d 134 12 s , 6d, t o 22j, te m le 9 NewryiAnaseadiaL -• dn -•• 1.11 • .. De. 0 par ant - (THIS DAY.) an expense that would be enormous. A profeseional 00CHINEAL.-In public sale 400 bags went off well at 11. N eel dr o mm.m d memd. Mans - - - .. Do.SperosatlLL Noel 100 96 97 ad - valuate(' of his own county, which sou • small t o 2d, a d vance f c ,, m iddli ng to f a ir H oo d urm di ver ; pasty N . no e idelh - eleNessete.NlNO 100 111 113 - MN would coat between 7k.00 0 L .I :nd 30.0006 All that Was silver, Ild. to 2s. ; clean, 2s. to 3s. 4d. ; block, N. rd. to at. to Korth Sottish ... - •• •• • • do. 1890 1W 111 lIS - CLERKENWELL. now required ems that the grim valuation of each parish 3s. 6d. ; Teneriffe, laver, 2a, 6d. to 2a. 10d. ; block. 2a. 7d. : I L , 1 :: rill . D • ••• 7•17 • 4 p ' ea - 96 1 _ ..... .. Dw do MI 10e lee 11l as - GROSS DIZMISANITY BY A FATHER TO HIS CHILD • should be auertained on • uniform system. (Hear ) The t o 2 s , 10d„ IS lel Do. 41.N.Z.Pare 1 -.. .. . LWaissOvAp. c. 1 1411 9111) 90) 14 James Bullen • rough-looking fellow, who appeared to bill should be further considered with • view to simplifying - et. me De. Lreds ..- .. Do.' p. ci.„ 1871 to 187 1•11 NI 90 id 961 re be suffering from the 10 • 104 of • Notional coulee or the machinery and providing an effectual and inexpensive TALLOW MARKE'T-(THIS DAY). se 100 Ds. TOW o e dis -- dis iii, .. Newww.o...ep.ct. 100 104 106 x 104_ Id •••• . Do. II p. ,c. 1882 drunkenness, • labourer, residing at 3 , elows•dreet, Bell's' appeal for • a parish which contributed disproportionately to Th e market ._ • 14. 100 Kalb lassassa ........ 1 00 108 s _ Ion& Waa chanted with committing a melee of violent the cOIDIDOO [and of the union. He, therefore, supported is quiet. The present quotations are Le fol. , a ,- - • ow foliand spec sent . 160 106 108 ad - „,. .. &emits on his daughter, Martha Bu ll ea, aged 12 years. the aniendmist. lows :-Poteraliorg Y.C. the spot, 47 • July, 47e. ; - 1. ah " iy a lha& D" ro ma yi n . l a ir lie ) " -.- S•Ptesnheri 48e- 6d.; October o to December, g 4.9i. UP 1111 derth The evidence at the child (who appeared in the witness [Left sitting.) .. Vle.ilv.ep.easn.t.f 199 106 107 xd - box with two cuts on her head) was to the effect that on *WO lia44.ol9lWhenaLWEL - •••• - ••• • Wil, - Nova Scotia I) p. c. 1876 100 106 106 ad - the previous night the prisoner returned home the mores far METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. is sii fielew -....-.. '• •`. N en rmiewselli..--.... -. .. - - •• " Ans:ar ,r. . c 6 . p a . 4. e. ii a . ne ms 1 1 0 .6 l iee N i 3d wee ; xd liquor, and dtm• making use of filthy language he began BLUISH MINIS. knocking her about with a stick. He cut her head in two LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) t i l. l e et i := l % . sitiiii .....- Ns 1 99. I Mums. I Pd. I (1. 'Awe I sass. places, and was about to strike her with his hand when she ______..._ We have a short supply of beasts ; trade, however, a. 10 swam ff. a Ab ja.• - gg o - 7 - ran out. Her father had before boater her, but what for is not very brisk. Last Monday's quotations are a t toe * w omb 3 3 3 0.4....... us pm - 1., - AMIN lbws. "USN, ALS - - -. (sr mums° turmaaars.) 0. 90 Brsh Ina m - - she was not aware. well supported. Sheep and lambs are not so pleutifu ya. we bloom, .„„ MI al - .. Clifford MI 11 111 •••• Police.comtable Golding, 195 N, said that he found the NEWTON MEETING. -(THIS DAY.) as of We. Beet qualities are readily disposed of le all ••• •• -1, .. DN. O. Ow _(aliant) 1 NO NO - at full prices. Trade is slow for inferior descriptions. M. We gas& .....--.. 34 111 - poor child at near 12 o'clock at night, sitting on a door step, ........ 64 11 3 1 8 11 I 2 .. dirt !onset (mew - bleediog • very profusely from the head. From the inquiries Calves are in demised at fully late rates. From Germany IL 700 Gam 4. no seesa t 11.. .._..-.. .... 66 467 41 .. lasi Ostadon he made he ascertained that the Prisoner had been beating ENTRY FOR NEWTON STAKES. Once round. and Holland there are 195 besata, 1,920 sheep, and 405 °alma „,_ 11. IN S. Tolia.4llllver 88 la - 4 - liala OM Brea her, and on going there he Rawl the prisoner drunk. He Maid of the Mist, Brilliant, Domini* Sammie Ace of Front Slssini 175 bonito- Mild , cow* trews hoot nouassws. IS en _ 6. .. &Malian.; AMAX) 71. 11 6 14 - told him the charge, and the primmer replied that he was Trumps, Acton, Palermo, Mountain Maid, Hunt:vas, and 95 - si all Insablin W ei= Ni e 7 - 48 i .. Grumbler •St Aidosa. WI 118 - - sorry he bad not murdered the young -, sod if he Ibis i• All sre haw- Per stone of Om a. cl. ad. Par dam of alba. 5. d. •d. m 13 DIMa map oe I. - Great Month tares .. Ha 41 6 Bed Boole, Nereids. 410 6 BiestDeadH2bdsBll 41 6 0 ii. ids r o d yap - .. 0. 111. Toe (Isisleol.. 60 4 could get hold of her then he would do so. The SAPLING STAKES. T.Y.C. Best Shorthorns .. 48 a 1 Best Lormwools.... 0 011 ii .3 now ....„...., -6, - GrarrUla - prisoner produced a thick stick and said that was what he Metropolis, Ib y s wee t mea t, an d Ripl e y are here. Second qtiaL busts 54 4 Do. do. Shorn ._ 4 610 ea 10 Th 6, .... ...... ...... ft poi -1, - Itarods.loot SI Um 67 al had hit the child with, and if he (the constable) was not off Calms 18 90 9a2 - a. .... Illapika Dowse ...... Ili. les. 11 al mac * 1 - he would strike him with it. He then Mathis premier GOLD CUP. Two miles. Piss 9, .. Yorke Esau - into custody. The mother of the child was also drunk at Pastime, Kouteford, Diamond, Wynnstay, B li ght g, Ace BestDeakHltereds 00 0 lambs - .. Marparet (Oa, Law* 91 42 Ile - the time, and both she and her husband are in the constant 07 Trumps, and fby Sweetmeat are here. Neste et mete. 1,065; Wimp sad 10ata410.590; CIATIN. 608; SE 100 Wag Ooranall arp.d el 7 _ 60, 4 Mindy Lion Ors ... - ill I I des - habit of getting drunk. NEWTON ST. LEGER. Mile and a half. No, 265. SG. 100 W.H.0111 -••- se. no weds i re m de _ - 11. .. North erne The premier said the child was • thief, and as she did not Wenches*, North Pole, and Maid of Lyme c are here. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) st. los WSW Newport le Id - .„ I. NNW' (Napa) - 6, .. . MU. ikwestpliepa) W 9s. 4 4 attend to what he said he struck her. Dille Ear. . 117 IMP _ - Police-constable Gokling said that although the child had GABSWOOD HANDICAP. About 5 furlongs. Messrs. Haney and Easton report trade firm, at following 72 - -- il, .. Salk Wheel Crafty - once been is custody for felony, she was now out at work Lemites, Vulture, Goldeseker, Harriett, Leonora, Jung prices : - Prims meadow hay, 80 n to 90 e.; superior dittni 6 4 _ Par Otos. I. 1007) . 14 6 6 P 9177.11110.11 BRAM& l. 111 Proildease (tr. irrentl. ISO. * 62 - all day, and had no sooner got home than she wee knocked Frau, Kill or Care, D. U., and L a zy Boots are here. WA. 6d. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 36a. to 60s. ; new, ditto, Ma. to 80a ; cl over , old, Ns. to 120 e. ; ditto inferior, 211. [NA iialaWaTa• I Oa"; Pillaa• I adaa• I N :. I. °M. A llan. a.,? t u rA 3 1 10 -- about. 70s. to 80s. ; straw:36a to 425. Bt. 100 Orteettliasteme.c.B4k le N - 4 .. .. S. Oats Brea (Mogan) . MUM i se The magistrate ocinsidered the case fully proved, and or- STOCKBRIDGE MEETING. - ( THIS DAY.) ft WO Caledonian (tear. Sh.. I - - - .. W. Moose (illopa) ILIS.r , 110 116 - dered the defeadant to find two sureties in the sam oflle all Cart sad Bombes sep.e - - ..- t* _ Pia 919 . W 34 - 501. each to keep the peace for three calendar months. * all . 9pa so*. 19; 1114 - 9.900 6 Timm tglaLisd H&C. 61 ll 111 - The prisoner was lockid up in default. STOCKBRIDGE CUP. Seven furlongs. DEATH Or ROBERT MILLIGAN, ESQ., OF BRAD- :I an nesmankiaAaaraeL 6 _ 4000 10 main Thunderbolt, The Roe, Fairwater, Prior, BirtThill, MI 100 led Annan, &Sp.& 104 IN •••• MARLBOROUGH-STRKET. evan.-Died. on Tuesday night last, at his residence, 66_ IN m e . 70,000 ~ Vela et ( arm) 195 DE - - - glom, Waterwitch, Repose, Si. Si to Eloit's dam, Aster° Anna* Apperley-bridge, Robert Mi ll igan, Es q ., head of el: rej D e , - 11. sP.et - - _. 6,000 .. Wast Brant ( ) 4 le le - SERIOUS ASSAULT ON A LICINBED VICTUALLIEL Compiegne, Souveraine, and Revolver are here. 0,7 p. A. - - 1.011 .. W. °wades I 6 Nix! - Clerialopaer Hardy, a vinegar maker, of 21, Totteeheni. the eminent firm of Molars. Milligan, Forbes. ad Co., stuff es. DO L Ono. lis.,6p.W.Nal 110 LIS - MO .. Wed sat.. - grove, Kinpland, was charged with Moletely mouthing MOITISFONT STAKES. Six furlongs. merchant', Bradford. In 1847, when Bredford became in- N. IN Do. W. .14.1 109 111. - 612 .. wt. mew mean - 4 ow 95 - Mr. Ford, hodk i d o r sh e glephe,ee and Castle, od er i., Halliburtoo, Dr. Syntax. Knave of Tramps, Weather- corporated, Mr. Milligan was chosen as its fine mayor. He.. NW Bolsi 6 96 46 - 14. 191 Do. Nov 4p. eh dl .. 127 129 . - market.bow, Le Marechal, Corroborator, and Souveraiue are here. also durin •• few can represented Bradford in parliament. e t ,i r , i on ~.___"l " . 67 ' (17 " 8176 Da - MO .. 9111. Bd ( ii 4 4 - g 6 pa* 110 111 ..., 1,916 - Wk. lilUy (On. UMW) &Li 101 IN Michael . Boensa, 185 C, said that at half-past 11 the STEWARDS' PLATE. Two miles. He was a justice of the peace for the West Riding , as well sa. lee ndliLma " o 7r j a &p.a. _ 1,096 - W. Manama (lionleaa.) 8 l 0 11 previous night he was called by some gentlemen in Dean. Fairwater, Gems.. Optimist, The R Armament; Ca. as for the borough, with which his name is so Intimately 114. IN Gress Northam Ip. et. 1 - 16 ill 1114 Luse .. Wlt. trolaWaGy IWm , 7 12 14 - street, Park-lane, and informed that the prisoner had nary, Camberwell The Wizard, Portlan, Asteroid, Dusk, associated, and with the growth and prosperity of the trade ft 10 De.fared.mop.oLpes. 112 U 6 - been violently assaulting • person in a cab. He went up alter, Compitie, Queen of Spain , Bather High, Clock- of w hich he was so closely identified. He was • constant It 100 Do. 61 gm east. to 4 1116 - to the cab and saw the prisoner striking the person , and Mate re are here. and liberal supporter of the useful and charitable institu- 91. 100 Dn.tp.aaed.stap.s i c DM 310 110 101180911 ALM in the cab (Mr. Ford), but he could not say whe ther lions and societies at Bradford, and by his removal the town 1: ai l m•n • 7 ° 14114 1811 - -. _ THIRD BIENNIAL STAKES. One mile and • half. has sustained a great loss. The deceased was 76 years of is. IN ilt D , Wala ndum illaraailli- mata u .. ma i' ge -. idr 14 - No. I Sh. I Kim. I >''a i 01. prism Salim be bad anything in his hand, and h e h a d t o pul l the A iArslikton. Omen, Clocmaer, R epose, Bloodhound, age. He leaves a widow, but no Wm. The funeral of gt. me D e . re d eem f e . U M 89 el Id 4.055 N Awinawi - prisoner away from the person assailed by m a i n f orce . H e kk T SN 1 Dan rmard„uadma- lel I 1 - then found the person in the cab, whom he secartairsed to Drumstick, Armam e nt, Bohemienne f, Watchfire, Camber- Mr. Milligan will, we understand, take place on Setae. 84. 10 DA I:softens. Ip. ca. 90 911 itd - 19,001 1 WWI. L.llLoo.Niol .en - be Mr. Ford, of the Elephant and Castle, blesdiag wall , Bolero, Valetta, and Keane are here • d a y next, at noon , at Undercliffe Cemetery, Bradford.- al 100 Do.lexelnedeemPrel. 101 10 ad 101 ad 16.000 I awls Wirer 'Ws. an C r 21 Da = much from a wound in the head. He then olt the primmer Leeds Mercury. et. MI Do. Birm.Ova. Nook 77 79 74 16000 40 Oebr• Copps, Ma custody, and Mr. Ford was taken home. He ander-100 Do. Beer Frei Noes - - SUICIDE mint 0X.1.1 IC ACID. -(THI8 DAY. }-- t No Do. etwist. a ... buck t y 19 10,000 10 00,11= 1 .1 MON 1 Duo 16 7 8 - di 1 id - stood that Mr. Ford had met the di cer at Cieinorne- The Czar of Cracow publishes a letter, addressed This morning • shocking act of self.destruction was men. ga. we raaablakolliM, op& 170 176 ..- - 26,000 2 Bast Dm Key= 1 par *pm 11 gardena, and they had both been • • witted by Eleanor Hawks, aged 40 years, the wife of a in all 11 31 ad, se by M. Michelet to the ladies of Poland, maiming them and IRA Do. do. do. in.*. 106 106 - 116000 1 tortoni Mow) Mr. Knox handed our reporter the fo owing letter : mariner, under the following circums t ances. The deceased 92 100 laos.*Fra26 l • 6 o.••• la/ 159 - 15,500 93 General AI II fa ml - " Elephant and Castle, Oxford-market. encouraging them to continue their efforts' to reform the had been separated from her husband and lived is the IL 109 6 / 0 • 11691 6 99 -,.. 6 16•1 6 L, ~, - WOO 1 Gt. Northern Oopper " Mr. Ford is unable to attend, in consequence of severe family, and consequently the national, system of education vicinity of Limehouse, while the latter took up his abode at go. Ho D 0 . 14.0. go. " N t .s . 31 " 3 . U n: - GAL Arenas Pm.) Ii a let - ',Nees he received last night from • man in custody. in their country. Green's Sailors' Home, East India-road, Poplar. Yesterday 9 3. K g D o o m . d o , ~. 140 leg - SAO 11 UMW& aNi.) 1 I i Pon - deceased had been out drinking and returned home at ea too D 0.6 e. do. i 4 U 7 110 - WM II Lewes all i 7) - "C. FoaD." About 1,000 unemployed operatives assembled in - 10,099 6 ran 2 1 1 1 3 1 ells par - The letter mobilised the following certificate : • late hour in a state of in t ox i cat i on . At an early 118.. too DA ip.o. do. ~... - - - 161816 1 Illartasha - This is to certify that I have attended and dressed a Stevenson-square, Manchester, last evening , to make hour this morning a groaning noise was heard in her room, 11l Me Dis. fastet•sh„.lt.• • ~„- ,Z, - 11114100 IN. amaec.m A.m..%) Ali Ns - scalp wound, reaching the parietal bone, op the left side of a protest against the imposition of the " labour test " and when one of the lodgers went to her sleeping apartment 55 100 9 °• 77 •°• rrn ''''" - '''"'"" - 14 030 IS adlillverLiall I 4 - the head of Mr. Ford. "E. VERNON, Stogeon." • the present distress. The speakers denounced the s he was discovered l y in g on the bed in a state d great " 'M. 1 1 00 °° " 1110.1 " 41. 46. 91.rdv i :dat. ". 5th Ei in 136 - 100,000 6 Part 1 1 111 - Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner till Saturday next, that in severity of agou i r. Search was made, acid two papers were found - ._ 1 Santa Barbara Gold II 4 9 .1 Ps - it might be sue whether the 10 to to Mr. Ford's head Was Oev.my the board of gaudier" and suggested that • b d . ad, at o ra ii. ft . • and .. Rnd -•_._- WOW t Wont* AIWA. Wm.) lea It m roo -aid likely to be attended with any o bad recall requisition should be sant to the mayor, asking him to cell pos,daLema, pOisoo, Pm:l/ewes SA WO lAMitham and Laval SO 101 106 No time was lost in removing the deceased in ael 100 I.6.IIW.CorANTIF _. .... ..... 10 1 84..J0ha Ad Ray (Lint) 11 17 10 id. 60 411 1 - 61,174 WIN United Iteziaan V . 3 I WORSHIP-STREET • a meeting of the ratepayers. A deputation to the board nab to the aiidon Hcepital, whore aatido.es were ad- It. IN Lac.w.le•e z es _ - - Nom 1 merged's' dim.) ANOTHER BTUT ROBBERY. of guardians was also spokes of, but ultimately further ministered, but notwithstanding all effort to save her life, g e . . 1 ....4...7....... _ - _ AIN S Tudsomnstena abet.) ell S G". 9, Suitt, • well - donned young man, with a profusion action was portpeeed till next week. she expired. .4 a Limey. M. 126 NS - - - - - • - - _ VoTnu•rwt, 11•....• V.,..i......1.... .........:..... .... :.. -. --41 Do - ~A .1, Pe - JOINT STD= BANS& WORSHIP-STREET. ANOTHER SIERT ROBBERY. Geolve Seat, • well-droned young man, with a profusion of beard, wa4charged with stealing a purse and contents. Maynard, from th e o ffi ce o f M r . Beard, defended. The prosecutrix, an elderly lady, named Bradshaw, said that on the previous afternoon she was looking at some ar ticles in • shop window in Old-street-reed, when the prisoner suddenly came oil her right side close to her. Im mediately after she felt a hand in the pocket of her dress, but it was removed so rapidly that she almost doubted whether it bad been there. Her mine, however, was gone, and she instantly taxed the prisoner with having robbed her of it. He made no reply, aod ran off, followed by some boys who had heard what she said ; and after con siderable delay he was brought back ; but the purse and contents—fortunately silver money only—had not been recovered. - - At a meeting of the Liverpool Town Council yesterday, it was agreed !optimist en addrees to the Viceroy of Egypt, on the °caisson of his visit to that town neat week. DEATH OF ROBERT MILLIGAN, ESQ. OF BRAD FORD. — Died , on Tuesday night last, at his residence, Acacia, Apperley•bridge, Robert Milligan, Faq. head of the eminent firm of Mews. Milligan, Forbes . and Co., staff merchants. Bradford. In 1847, when Bedford became in corporated, Mr. Milligan was chosen as its fist mayor. He also during a few years represented Bradford in parliament. He was a justice of the peace for the West Riding, as well as for the borough, with which his name is so intimately associated, and with the growth and prosperity of the trade of which he was so closely identified. He was a constant and liberal supporter of the useful and charitable institu tions and societies at Bradford, and by his removal the town has sustained a great loss. The deceased was 76 years of age. He leaves a widow, but no bane. The funeral of Mr. Milligan will, we understand, take place on Satur day next, at noon, at Undercliffe Cemetery, Bradford.— Leeds Mercury. SUICIDE WITH OXALIC ACID.—('THIS DAT.) I This morning a shocking act of self.destruction was oom. mitted by Eleanor Hawks, aged 40 years, the wife of a mariner, under the following orcumstanoee. The deceased had been separated from her husband and lived is the vicinity of Limehouse, while the latter took up his abode at Green's Sailors' Home, East India-road, Poplar. Yesterday deceased had been out drinking, and returned home at a late hour in a state of intoxication. At an early hour this morning a groaning noise was beard in her room, and when one of the lodgers went to her sleeping apartment she was discovered lying on the bed in a state of great agony. Search was made, and two p apers were found labelled, " Oxalic acid, poison," and ' Red precipitate powder." No time was lost in removing the deceased in a cab to the London Hospital, when aatidoals were ad ministered, but notwithstanding all efforts to save her life, she expired. FRIGHTFUL DEATH.—Yeaterday morning an in quiry was held by Mr. William Payne, the coroner for the city of London and Southwark, touching the death of Anne Elizabeth Strickland, aged ten years, who lost her life on Monday last thr oug h falling down a dein:see-well, at Na 4, Cullum-street, under the following circumstances :—Mr. J. Wileon said that on the premises in question there was a large well staircase, and the deceased in the evening was amusing herself by sliding on the banisters. While turning a corner she overbalanced herself, and, though she caught the stairs in falling, she was nimble to retain her hold, and came to the ground, a distance of 30ft., with fearful force, grazing witness in her descent ; but he was unable to break her fall. The unfortunate girl was taken up insensible, covered with blood • and upon being conveyed to the hos pital it was found that she had sustained an extensive fracture of the skull and other serious injuries, from the effects of which she shortly afterwards died. The jury re turned a verdict of " Accidental death." aiheA Foetal: Ojai". Ids. l o.e Beldba..llp.sa No. D0d0.... do. DLO D0.11p.0. do. D0.4p.0. do. .14.4 Do. p.a. do. —.. Do. p.o.prisk Do.Tp.o.troLatook kollo.o.do.(W.RAC./ 4 N . V.Bl.(dlv. dot NJ [AMNON' oodDoval L.ad.W.7p.0.84. LoodoodrrydEoul I IDNINI. 6/ Do. £6 MI Do. Id per Not • • • Do.redooombie 64.0. 04 ILdhuadeoomop.olitooo AO Do.OOOO. Br. D.0p.0. 40 Do. 411 p. ct. Prat ytoct LOO Do.D4 d Whoa p.o. UM Sotto& Ip. at Az. Boot NO ANN Mash& pima' IN Do. Dow Gos. ip. _Do.Bordor Union gt e 7 l - (i -- "1 i b vsl lb 141 103 106 64 08 :::: tr. 2rtnta U. I% 'lu g " IWO MI Amlmamate MOM II cd = i ON 101/ Desk ol 1001111 SO Nadi F. Aid . 11.100 10 Cbsr.llk.llllt. Oolambia IMMO MI O. M. LIAJUNAUB..tain• 111.11 e• sk chart Mere cd ladle Lae, sal Celia 111 Id• MAO 101 10,00•11111 of gas& MANI 11 Sag. ilootatitse.ceartd 10000 100 Immeriel Bank. Limited 10.100 100 Lapdog and Brasilia n 11.000 10 Lea al. bank at Alain 000 10 Do. New 1 64 4000 SO Lemke sod MAO 10 Ueda. Mai= • 11,0110 SO Leedom & South Airless 14000 100 lea. and Westminster MAO 100 Metro. 4 Pros. Beak (L 10.1100 100 Met hoe. of todienn l oei *k w so Do. Sew 10,4100 AO listless! Bank 1/,11 10 Sew &Ada Iran sow is meal Beat Vespers. 14000 MI Ottoman Dank MOM 100 'Provincial of I»l . e . mci 18.610 16 Mouth Searelis 61,000 26 Uuloo at Astilealta 410.0001 60 Osaka at Lasko SI lie 1 Si %Fa "S_ __ I 10 Last evening, Professor Pepper delivered for the first time a lecture at the Polytechnic Institution, "On some of the chief Scientific Specialities of the International Exhibition." 111 112 109 11,1 1 1e pm - 11 01 dls Punuc &mom Commission. The Public Schools COMMil•i0011131 visited St Paul's School yesterday. Plaint, the Earl of Clarendon, the Earl of Devon, the Lord Lyttelton, H. Halfsed Vaughan, Fol., Rev. Pro fessor Thompson, a nd the Secretary. THE LATE LORD CAMPBELL—When I first be came acquainted with Lord, then Mr. Campbell, in 1827, he had just received a silk gown. I met him twice in society in that year, but much more frequently in 1828. He spoke little in general society, unless when professional topics or questions of practice were mooted, and then guardedly, but with the fullest knowledge of his subject. His manner was cold, almost frigid : there was • want of flow and geniality about it which gave an appearance of constraint. His general carriage was stiff, and wanted pliancy at • dinner table, and was rendered more remarkable by a staidness arid gravity of manner unsuited to the place and the occasion. Yet it was not difficult to perceive that when the lawyer occasionally unbent his rigidity, he wished to be considered a man of good society, a light and graceful scholar, and an accom plished member of the fashionable world. In matters not connected with hie own individuality, the entity called Mr., Sir John, and Lord Campbell, was somewhat vain person ally, and vain, too, not of his beet mid strongest points. He did not thank you for saying he was • great lawyer and • great judge. He wishei to be considered rather • groat and eloquent advocate, • Murray, an Erskine. • Curran, • Copley, a Brougham, or to be complimented as a dhotis. guished man of letters or learning. As an advocate, though be managed • cause discreetly, and with great judgment and good sense and knowledge, be had no pretensions to elo quence, or even to the praise of lucid statement and arrange ment. As a writer of biography, his style was stiff, crabbed, and unpolished. He availed himself without acknowledg ment of the labours and thoughts of others, gaining thereby • credit to which he was not justly entitled. But though his future biographer must admit this, and allow that his cold nature left him with few attached personal friends or admirers, yet it must be admitted that he was a useful legislator, • considerable law reformer, • first-rate common law, and • great equity judge, with an immense capacity for labour, and a marvellous power of getting through Mou ser. So massive was his mind, too, and so strong his com mon NUM, that notwithstanding his defects of manner and bowleg, he contrived to produce an impression in questions of import elevated beyond the level of mere party politica. As a man he was not loved, but as • legislator and • judge be was respected, and his decisions will be cited with se much respect as those of Hardwicke, Eklon, Cottenham, Mansfield, or Elkoborough.—/Praser's Magazine for July. STOOL OF GRAIN IN LIVERPOOL.—The Corn Association of Liverpool have just prepared their half yearly intern of the stook of grain in that port The stock, as indicated by their report, is as follows .—What, 280,782 qrs. ; flour, 228,924 leis., 86,254 sacks ; Indian corn, 2'12,900 qrs. ; beam, 32,728 qrs. ; peas, 1,306 qrs. ; barley, 1,792 gm. ; oats, 18,770 q n ; oatmeal, 17,37410'de ; malt, 4,468 CAPITAL PALACE. OHa SHILLING DAL—. GREAT FOI7IITaIIGL—WEDNESDAT, JOLT 2.—Admienioes as payment, 10,172 ; ditto by season tickets, 982 ; total, 11,154. A deplorable gunshot accident occurred at Bohm yederday. A boy, eight years of age, was handing • loaded gua to his elder brother, when by some mischmsee it exploded, and the eontenta were lodged in the breast of the aidoetimato young man. D 40. BZ Leeds 0 p.Te. No. 1 OwYart. IL • two. Meth ! I " ll °Fthin• • Mr. Maynard questioned the lady, with a view to show that another man exuding at the window might have taken it, but she insisted that the prisoner only was in such a posi tion as to be able to do so, and also that her purse was quite safe only a few minutes previously. Sergeant Leather, N division , said that he pursued the prisoner half a mile through most notorious thoroughfares, and at last caught him by a trick. A pipe only was in hi pocket. loseug..pirA!-ProLa pin udl Y 8 34 61 ba - - MELANCHOLY DEATH OF A SOYNAMBULIBT.—. About one o'clock on Monday morning, a young man named George Brown, clerk, in the employment of Messrs. Banton and Co., Hope-street, Glasgow, met has death under the following distressing mrcuiartanoes : The deceased, who re sid ed at 325. St. Vinoentetreet, had occasionally been in the habit of rising while asleep, walking abbot his room. and lifting the window. On Monday morning, while in a state of somnambulism, the unfortunate young man leapt through one of the panes of glass in his room window, and fell to the pavement from a height of one story. He was severely cut and bruised about the head, and hie skull was fractured. He was observed lying on the pave ment by a constable, who had him conveyed to his dwelling, and medical aid was sent for. He never rallied, however, and expired aboutfour o'clock on Monday morning. Deceased was a man of very temperate habits, his character was irreproachable, and be was much respected by his em ployers and all who knew him. He was nineteen years of ne, and supported his widow mother, who resides at St. Ninians, near Stirling. —Glow= Herold. THE OUTRAGE ON MR. MORELAND. —lt is denied that any person has been identified and committed to gaol for firing at this gentleman. The police, however, have arrested • person on strong suspicion. MURDERS IN LONGFORD AND LIMERICK. —A reward of 100/. offered by the government for such information as shall lead to the arrest of any person who has, sine the murder of the late Francis Fitagenald, of Garrynoe, near Hilmallick, county Limerick, knowingly harboured, concealed, assisted, or in any way aided in the escape from arrest of James Walsh, now a prisoner in the gaol of Limerick ; also a reward of 1001., with a similar intent and for a similar reason, in the case of the murder of John Corrigan ' and firing at and wounding his wife, near Malkagh , m the county of Loos fort on April 20. WILL or THE LATE MR. THOMAS BRADLEY. — The widow of the deceased, who was an extensive bill discounter and speculator, obtained administration at Date lia on Tuesday upon giving her own personal security on a bond for double the amount of the property, which was sworn to be under 160,0001. After the grant of adminis tration, however, had been made, • caveat was lodged Os the part of a nephew of Mr. Bradley, who objects to the widow being allowed to administer unless she gives justifying security in the usual form by having two sureties. ii: lii The Magistrate having been told that,despite the prisoner's respectable appeamoce, he had been previously convicted of felony, said he should sen d hi m f or tr i al, this class of robbery being on the increase. Mr. Maynard contended that there was not evidence of • former convictiou ; he was williug to admit that the young man had been seat from this court us a rogue and vagabond, bet that was nut for felony, and he, therefore, trusted that bit client might be dealt with summarily. The Magistrate upon this consented to do so, and the prisoner having gladly pleaded guilty, he was sentenced to the full term of six months, with hard labour. s% ~Ti Do.• Tp. Pr/LsY:id 6. Dana risod 64 p. a. S. Ise. (good. As. &LOA D. 44 pie ossiS D. Azad 44 per ova &Wass gas. Sp. amt D. y pse mat 4 Yorlotp.o.ipis itock.diDarilspoubp.o D. do. Dip D. do. 0 Spat Wskr.tiLliksaoylp.o W. D. do. I Lla nd do. Do. limp. 6 p. 06. Prot. DoAs.PorD. • PA& Ossi. 140 145 U Si 101 105 101 103 ii: ii St. II at. 14 SOLEMN _ fill 90 U fa U $4 U $4 49 40 117 129 110 136 101 194 121 1141 LAMBETH. • GAOL BIRD. George RoLimon, • hulking-looking fellow, 22 years of age, was brought before the Hon. G. C. Norton, as remand, charged with s t ea li ng, on t h e 24th of June, yet* of printed cloth fr om th e s h op d oor o f M r. Hills, •a draper, in Southamptonatreet, Peckham. Policesonstable Phillips, 224 P, deposed that on the day in .piestion he saw the prisoner and another youth of the mine class !interior about the vicinity of the prosecutor's !hot', and suspecting from their appearance what their intentions were, he determined to watch them. He had not been long engaged in doing so when he saw the prisoner walk across the street, deliberately take up a piece of print, and walk away with it ; but he (Phillips) soon in tercepted his progress, and took him into custody. His companion, who no doubt saw the prisoner secured, instantly disappeared from the neighb our h oo d , and there wrote fore godownt off. to t o police Sinc his &pat rehens Gloucester, ion he (P for ihillips) e n formation, and received from them a 100 g list of y commitments, from which it a pp eare d t h at since the year til the prisoner had spent the greater portion of his time in prison and had not been long discharged after four years' penal servitude. The prisoner, whose reel name is Thomas Taylor, admit ted having been freptently in prison. acid the magistrate committed him to au months' hard labour for the present off coo& it a ttlp.e. Damn to GithieSloo.: Clinasaux Was &UAL sWATL 63 63 4 it pas 1 Weal NAGS, t 0,009, WillAlllB. I°°Mt.#l. intern of Thews I Gd. amnion gue. 6. p. e Gt. Central of Frazee Gt. Luxe= bg. Coast. Stu Italian Junction Leke tAnetenew do Palk .Lierre and Turnhout ilgone and Gann Mule Antonia Nent.ttLiege LBrthe b ' No rthe rn Bego v. n o t I De. New Shure 'Norwegian Trunk fret Otkoroan'elinyrnaAltUal Perla, Lyona sad Media tads and Orleans Doak and 11. Franchoo (Per burn e. LP lad I.7a!PaMik I — : h il ti l mat _ brit a per nd Malmo .., nw tper cent . , Fret o )g_ Timm* tom-9essitas 10 iiitot Parma&llpnetp lassumm 4 Twin law Savona all at Yrashoo..— all Wen Slanders all Da. 14 par caul Viet W 11.443. W. 41 Imam SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO • CLERGYMAN. —About ten o'clock this morning the Rev. Henry Oliver, who re sides at Rickinansworth, Herta, and who had arrived a short time previously at th e R us t on - stat i on by train, wen crowin g the Tottenhaat-oonrt-road, when he was kaonited down by an omnibus, and the fore and Lind wheelie peed over his right ands, crushing the bowie in such a dreadful manner that, on his being conveyed to the hospital, It was much feared ampritatice would become secismary. VPBoum PRoomaros.—Mrs. Jane Pinder, widow of the late W. Pinder, died at Ralston, Drifileld. on the 27th ultimo. aged 93 years. She was the mother of 12 children, and has left 71 grandchildren, 119 great grand children, and 3 great great grandchildren, having lived to gee a progeny of 203.— nn Counties Herald 4DON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY fLiltiraD)— receipts for the week aiding Jaw 29,1 ,3761.135. 7d. 10e 11} di i pa i IL A 1111 i 3 18+ 40y zd' 41i 624 p 8 10 8 7 434 436 48 61 r A ww,.,...,.... Atlantic M. Mall St .(1.) sstrallaa NOW— f 16. 11 DUJINTUZI 16 10 11 16 9. ld f pa 3 viazd - a - i -i566 1 1?," _ I,TS‘ ISMS 011,600 40,000 t 00,401 10,000 Io.oou *OOO U U 7 1 Tif it 1 U 11l lelinjir - 11LIWelkAws.hosahli me . se la IL Niesikap.clikirAllopt. 94 OS IL 1.1/44.4p.d.JaakJats Hill ST Oa xd Mk Ilsellnel N. Mot. 4 go. OIL WS - M. WandiaadOz .-4iii.c4. WO 110 102 id 119 OS 96 98 91 69 171 14 ala Par rbt I Par tio jts.. ii.ii - Z. 4,360 2%760 1101 u 2,11110 i lib so 61 241 ST 89 ed 36 *7:d tbi U 66 - qt - 4i Berlin Wr.tenrnrio.. Bombay Gas, Molted— Belt.* Utah nu. • Do. B Per a. kia' 1 !Iva'L'l l is,rul amoi IoW.K --- lOsood . p Land _ _ . *.otraig.4lalosit Palmas - D;Zip.. oh Peep. Deb. Lbutletlen.Sluppagli Nestludialrne.4 (.lUlak+ Essatile Telegraph Wag. sod Aust. Cop. OM Steam Navigatl.o Great Ship ;Limited) Do. 17 per cent. Pref. Lose OliMot Tit (lel Lou. Dec. (haeltul no Lac.et9.lre.Dlr.TeL L.) Machu ledge. t (Wee Yedltee. lu. M(Lim) Wallace! Dimmest Co Nerbuduacoaldaro• Nethertentle I. g p. e.prt N. Brun,. et N. tool ea. N. Wit. Atuaralealea lOriental Geer es. la. BM. MIL ) Peel it Lodi Ma Peole.eadOoles. Nem I - Do. Now tart Ind. TN. 0.4 i :;~ - - Ito dalaa. Cu,ra. L (l4 Do. Royal Man Siam Vaal lamina Laalransa Ili early Da. lox figlabeed Iv LTD .. - d - o. - - " Wort& to Inas (L) Y. at Ag. of Anit(4) Y.L Ttootada.Co.V.Otaikto Us. Kingdom Tot. (L.I. so IlismortsLoiC... lk Par a $6 9.1 111 SP i it 106 PO zd Is 16 16 66 166 IC.B Rd, 166 106 xdi S p7O I ' d " ssr I 100 10S I iit • - Li - 1i 11 . 17 - 7, I 1 it ii dm it It a.. YO! 1i W I ti z4 1 11 Pa • II ••• e le I, 1 4 3 1 sd mt; 14 - 91 r 9 9 11 pea 19 19j 17 19. 104{ zd It WI 6 pond id' 62 66 I 226 160 $1 62 id, -- 6 I 1 - 1 i tar j Pak t 1 411si II • I 4 01 a (ONEY MARKRZ-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The English funds are sustained at the slight im provement which occurred yesterday, although the dulness of business in this department may be judged of by the fact that not • single transaction is recorded in Consols for the account. In English railways the only change of moment is a fresh rise in Great Northern stock. At Paris this morning, accoording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reputes were quoted 68fr. 25c., being I per cent. better than yesterday. Turkish Loan scrip is quoted to prem., ex div. ; Egyptian, 3 to 31 piem. ; and Russian, f to 1 dia. Consols are officially marked 911, 1, and 92, ex div., for money. The present quotations are 911 to 1 foroaah, and 911 to 92for the 10th inst. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, I ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1; ditto Bonds, 21s. prem. ; Ex chequer Bills, 9s. prem. Spanish Certific►tes are in renewed demand te day, and have been dealt in at 10. Other foreign securities have scarcely varied in price. Mexican Bonds are quiet, at yesterday's decline. Ths Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 84 to and that of 1858, 701 to I. Trans- actions are recorded as follows: Buenos Ayres Six pnr Ceuta., 96 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 31, 3, prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 86i, 3 ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 70/, /, 70, ex div. ; ditto Maremmana Railway scrip, 70/, ex div. ; ditto scrip, dis. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 28/ ; Moorish Five per Cents., 96/ ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, small, 441 ; Russian Ave per Cents., 1862, scrip, /, dia. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 92} : Sardinian Five per Cents, for account, 83, 1 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 9/, 10 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 701, 3 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 72/ ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, paid up scrip, 684, I, 11, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031, 103. The Eastern Bengal Tea Company's shares an quoted to prem. The City of Washington has arrived from New York, with 469,0001. in specie. The Bonds of the Egyptian Loan will be ready for delivery on the 9th instant, in exchange for the paid-up scrip. Only 7,000/ in gold was sent into the Bank yester day. A large amount, from recent arrivals, has, ihowenr, yet to be disposed of. The remittances of gold from New York to this country are increasing. The advice' just received affirm that the City of Washington was about to leave with no leas than 480,003/. The latest New York telegrams, reaching to the evening of the 21st ult., quote the exchange 113 to 118, and the premium on gold 61 per cent. The Baxine, to-morrow, will take 134,1391. in specie and bullion, of which 5,3601. is gold and the rest silver. The particulars are as follows : Foe Ceylon, gold, 1,3601. ; for Madras, gold, 2,0001. ; for Calcutta, gold, 2,0001. ; for Singapore, s leer, 9601 ; for Hong lEoug, silver, 60,1191. • foe Foo-choo-foo, silver, 1121. ; and for Shanghai, silver, 67,5981. The monthly bidding for bills on India took place at the Bank of England yesterday, when the tenders were opened in the usual manner. The minimum price declared was is. lied, per rupee for bills on Calcutta, and Is. 111 d. on Bombay and Madras, being a reduction of id. on former rates. The amount advertised for tender was Rs. 30,00,000, and the applications at rates within the limit amounted to about Ra. 26,00,000, which will be granted in full. Prices in the Liverpool cotton market are still rising. The sales yesterday reached 25,000 balsa. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increareof 7,1761: ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 6,9601. ; the London and South Western, au increase of 3,5891. ; the Great Western, an increase of 7,3561.; and the Great Northern, anlncresse of 5,8301. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 20th June were 8,5471. sterling, being 1,9751. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A general mee ting of the Arica and Tacna Rail way Company is called for the 24th instant, to declare a dividend. An extraordinary meeting of the Queen's Hotel Company (Upper Norwood) is called for the 10th instant, when the direc:ore will submit resolutions for increasing the capital from 50,0001. to 60,0001. by the creation of 1,000 new shares of 101. each. Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood proposes on the 11th instant to settle the list of contributories of the State Fire Insurance Company. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, and dock shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Inouranea.—Allisoes British sod Po eico,l4 ; Com mercial Union, 2f ;Ea le, 71; Imperial e. 22 ; Is demnity• Kane, 160 ; London sod Provinci a l Marine, 511 ex div. ; Marine, 108; Ocean Marine, 141 to 15 to 141 Bock Life, Goa Light 81. sadOoke.—Commereial. 391; Ewnyva, to 1; Groat Central, 121 to I ; Imperial, New, 681 ; ditto Debsatares, 266 to 5. Doolot—St. Katharine, 56. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We have again to sets a imetinuous preowned Amortise bonds sad stocks of all kinds far wile in the Loudon merkst, sad the amount aseiag being in GSMr of the demand for shipment to New York, quotations hays been gravelly famed down, the market elan, heavy at the lowest rates of the week. The American advice@ mention a rise of no lees than 13 per cent. in St. Louis Municipal and Rail- I road Bonds, from the circumstances that that city had made arrangements on the let of July for pay ment of arrearsof interest, as wellas the liquidation of its over-due obligations. The ship British Empire has arrived in the Downs from China, and has the largest cargo ever brought from that country. It consists of about 4,000 tons, and includes; 1,763,434 lbs. of tea, 1,300 bales of silk, and 2,680 bales of cotton. The latter is a new importation. The George and Henry has also arrived from China with 423,500 lbs of tea. WIDIIIBDAT 211311:114. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to ex div., for the 10th of July, Ithis morning at the same quotation, and closed at 1 911 to 92. For money the last price was 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, I, 1, ex div. ; ditto, for account (July 10), 911, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 911_ . ; ditto Five-and-a Ralf per Cents., 1091, 1. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains steady at 1061 to ex div. The Five-and-a-Half per Cent rupee paper was inquired for. There were some sales of India Bonds at 18s. prem. Exchequer Bills were steady at Gs. to 9s. prem. The gambling movements in Spanish Certificates continue, and form the principal feature of business in the foreign stock market. INICL 1 Y~ MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciool. The mining market is rather inactive to-day. Wheal Ludcutt shares are dat,and have receded to 23t to 241. East Caradon are quiet at 46 to }. Gonamena are quoted 3 to} ; Marke Valley, 9q to 10e ; North Downs, 44 to ; Tincroft, 11 to ; East Devon Consols, 2i to 4 ; and Carrion Vale, 5k to I. 8. John del Rey Mining shams continue to at tract a good deal of attention, and have been dealt in from 69 to 68t. Other foreign as well as nolo nib/ Jaime are (ant.