The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Oaken is Bunn.—(l34oro Lord Campbell, Mr. J.*. Wittr y e, Mr. Justice Ede, and Mr. Justice Hill.) Thi s M. LIM day of tem, did not take hie there WU IL very attendees* o the bar. Lord Campb ell seat m id hell-peat 10, rod immethately upon eat the mart hong he suet soh the gentkmou on the back to This their Welk Jerlithgc of having precollege is meths. is order to OWNS the evert to resume the lapreat cope of the " Qom e. the &Atop of Chishatter: Of coarse if anathema would amt magma to do so the court troeW sot for • moment Wok of istoritiag with as secant priifleg.. Tbo Amor bar aloha any, Lard Campbell called up Mr. Boris le astir on his reply ilk lie awe of QVIIIWIP. TIIIII 1111110 P OP CNICIIIISTICR. Mr. Devil saki that is the Oral place he must remind the owe that notwithataading that Mr. Randall had been charged is the clearest sooner by persons reaiding within hie pariah of teaching doctrines sad isenlostiag practices con trary to the Thirty-nose Articles, and is conamtency with the pismires of the church of Rome —)et there was a total absence of affidavits on the part of the R e v. Richard Randall to Nina that charge. lie was surprised to bear it said that this spplimakm had soma tolo Late. Lmd Campbell—That Watentent made no impression upon the court. _ _ would not then say a single word with regard to it. However, enetdbor extraordinary fact in the coon waft that the rector keens; adopted thaw practices, he had now • published to the world that the &Atop of Chichester, having inquired into hie doctrine* and teachings, had ' approved of what be had dour. Well, now, wets it to go forth to the world that oar of the right re v . bench approved 1 of each pearlier*, and that too, after the biahop had rot • pudiated them in the meet ditiliact meaner, and bad Informed Mr. Tim fall, the curate, that it was impossible be could give his approval to each practices ? The hen. and learned gentleman then proceeded in argue at great Isegth that, both in accordance with the ancient sectriamihd law and the new statute, the Church DiKiPlina Act, the court should user a cuandaroue. It was idle to awes' the nuttuty air. aoty instituted by the bishop was itutent. Were the great interests of the church to be satisfied by say op done explanations which the Ravened Richard Randall might think proper to palm off upon the biebop P The art of parliament did not give the bishop May authority to muralists a preliminary en quiry—it gave him no power to administer o.the, and, there to., each en enquiry mi wee here ailedei to have eatiefird the bishop, nowt be clamed %wall) incomplete sad onaatisfactory se regarded the intsraete ca the rhumb. Mr. &trill was still odd:arias the coon. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bdore Kr. Coearnissiaser lima.) tea 11 DAVID Adjudiralion of tazikruptcy was made Masai David Hake of Millbaak-atrad, Wastadsiter ; Griiivennr•itreet, haton ae •' sad Davest-plaaa. Pad. Mall. The S-lit.ololl , illia ass on the UM W@ own peaks. He appeared rad atineatered, sad received prevsatiaa of the evert. The pentium, sae belloited to Mr. Cameinicaar (kaftan's Fruus a pniminary atahimast of affair', pro wed by Mean. hart, arrountaeta, it appears that the bank rupt'. ore 16.000/. ; a•rip about 3,000/, IN NI THOO. AND WM, WMIKOTT. The bankrupt. were lower ustrodactsrera, Of COCIININTCW. rad, Leatbr.th. TAW was the ezatedea , b,a meting. TM NOCNIIINte show 1,262 J. doe to saemared creditors, and for rest sad rime do y to be sold is full. Thaa were be 11•11Ib t HIS wht I. 01 the property haring bees usbell by Mr. Mole., the landlord, sadly a distralat fur rest. Mr. Idonesee eunerted. Mr. beer opsa. d Inc the Sftilrbei s. Atadtt • brie ietput7 es to e,cor of lb. Item is the Weser teak bbalusys• were AI. owed to pass all questions Wag ressreed br the ewtalleata matins. - - -.- it Al Tilt OLNILIIAL MELTING AND NITININO OMPANT (mmiTeD). A paths had bees presented for the windingtup of this emplemy, and tate was tbe dry appint e d f or t h e b ear i ng. The yeademer Is Mr. John Brooks, of Chester, smelter end Mar, aimless:at creditor for 180 f. The assaticsa ta the pinion show that the company we. =Mla Item* 1867, for the purp .se of srueltnig ant an d e gmemdiy, end wee registered wider the Limited Arees 1r oMees were at No. 1, New Broad-street. The bad bra waged as manager of the com pany teas ire forinetice at • salary al 3001. a year and had ao aeted till thecompany orated to carryon tinialeteN. In Jarman', 1858, he ornamented on action avast Mem foe lie. 10d. for work duce, materials provided, sad ppeeaasea ineurred. In April lam he obtabeed • jinent to. IBof., debt aid cws ; • writ of ff. fa. wee Isim4 sad was returned by the sheriffs wholly uniatiallvd. Mr. Phillip, on behalf of tho c I , zopsay, opposed the order being made, on the ground that the company wee being mood op vuliummily, end also the petitioner wee not a creditor but a deli.. to the company, in respect of 126 Mares of RV. each. It thrrefon, had no tutu stendi. Mr. Roberto, on behalf of the petitioner, relied on the judg,ment recovered. HY Honour bold the lodgment and the return to the writ ea asfilciant ground for wind ng up tho company, end made the order accordingly. MURAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAT.) OLD COURT. (Belle* Mr. Juaiile Crumples and Kr. Baron Bramwell.) THI ALLEOID MVIDZI AT RICHMOND. At the sitting of the wait the prisoner, Thome SiurtAiint, ens placed at the bar, and plaadel nut guilty, both to the Indictment and the verdict of the wrong?' jury, which charge I hire with the wilful murder of Isabella Beaker. derjemat Bolleatine meowed the application he bed made on the previous day foe the peetponeruset of the trial, on the ground that the solicitor for the prosecution, Kr. Teesdale, had not been able to perfect the car*, and that the Interests ofjunice could not be properly corned out, lithe trial were lo lake plane at the peasant newton. Ile put In= affidavit to that effect. Berjeant Parry, who appearei for the prisoner, oppeeed the application. He sill that the primmer Mete moot &axioms to be tried, and he bad a right to Le tried at the present bee like; and he hoped the court would not Teat the applica tion for • postposamest. The pr sow had been eoromitted be trial Wee the 20th of May by the magistrates, and ethos the 81st of May span the corosee's ingei.itan , end he sub mitted that than hied bun ausp'e time to prepare the case for the Twenties, and that the trial ought not t•, be postponed. Sierjeast Bella:nine strgei that the delay of a fortnight, which wee the period that would elapse bowie this and the neat media, could Sot nperanipreludicislly to the pri soner, and be ►ad se hesitation in saying that the vial could not be ',Midst &wily disposed of at the present eseeios, and that then might Ite e failure of jutice if thee.* were tried at pewee. It wee gonetresary fur him to Nay a word ea M the serious chars ter of the inquiry in a pub lic point of ♦iew, and he expressed hie opinion that no tem...eat le pround bad thee put forward to show why the potpie:nowt .h told not take place. Mr. lumen Crumples, after roefereing fir some time with Mr. Boon Brame .11. NMI Le court wee of opiates that the trial must at all events he p ntpnued sons days; end, ander these citing...twee, it appeared to him that it might al well Le petponed to the Melt annioa, as it would only make a diaereses of a very few days. Some further conver..tem wok place, and it was at length arranged that the case should stead over to the nest session, aed, if it could coevy silently be so arranged, that it should come on on the tint day of the seesL.n. Mt k 14.14. &mud Alnoen, 35, mut todo.ted for the wilful murder of Martha l'arv. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Clerk protiou'od; the prisoner was defends.' Ey Mr. Sleigh. The CiTCUILINSACeS of this cue were of a very painful mid &streaming ctuirecter, but the foie lay is a very narrow romper. The primmer, it approred, was • shoemaker, hems at Boston, and the unhappy deemeet was his flatter in-law. It moused that he was addict•d to habits of in temperance, and that is convequeace of hie violent cos duet Lie the st.ter uf the deceased, left hit hon., aid ha wee naable to discover where elm bad gore to ; this appeared to have excited him to • very =tent, end to mot ander the impreratoli that the had keen instrumeatal in hi. wife's leaving him, sad that she knew where she was rue to. On the mousing of Om sth of May be went to the holm where the dereated was livieg as • greyest, end reseed her to tell him where his wife Ina , ohs rafueed to do too, awl he med. use of some trialint laagsage sad throws toward. her is consequence of that refute!. The decamed atiortly at erwards left the home far the pewee of gang with it Mrs. }termite sad her arm to /limey-perk Cemetery, sod the primmer (flowed them, and again baked the deceased to tell him wham his wife wm, and viper bee raying that she would =he ridged hoer la lb. gran, sad lathered sa Wary of obi died • fortntshe attvr minis. The prisoner. it apgara~ err observed to be aherpenteg a slissasbees kWh at the nosing the stair happened, sad War ha wee dabs ao be tali List if be ter his wife be would ley her • wpm. aid that if Mania Pam the deemed, said two words to him he would rip bar guts oat. Mr. Wel wale • say swami address to the jury on Walled tbe prissatir, sad be indrawn/a to show that the sot bed boss samitted Is • asnoest of ma Idea excitement lendi bum. sad Het thetas, would Is jsetilisd in convioft leg the primmer of the sews of taaaskssekter osly. (The trial wet proessdiss Was air report left.] Captain Dittos Hu•, a timoi.trato of Glouees tamibite, boa pat ►ts wows down for 1001. towards pruwidsag with dross sad newsy eqwramr• stash of the Strsad vniontatts as on %Rabb of lbewritlres to tom the expense. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1859. SHARE LIS2S-THIS Two o'CLooz. The railway Aare market to-day is motive, but upon the whole prioes are fairly supported. Extern Counties stock is in demand, and has risen to 651 to 581. London and North Western is rather flatter, at 90 to 1. The other leading descriptions are quoted much the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. This is settling day. Great Western stock is quoted 651 to f ; Midland, 991 to 1; South Extern, 201 to} per share ; Berwick, 68 to 89 ; and York and North Midland, 72 to 78. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer, at II to If die. for the old, and If to 11 dia. for the new issue. 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Rooo4red ill 1 1 . 11.1r4 10 1 . 999111L504.14.09a. I ... . Ilett me illeeters LW.. 111 1 15 • 1/4. 1/1919999 199 , •• . 15. IR DI MONEY MARKET-7EIB DAY. Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day have spin experienced some fluctuations. In the morning a tendency to reoo very was shown, and Consols rose nearly per cent. Sellers then came forward, and renewed depression set in. The market is now rather heavy in character, at a reduction of about 1-16 per cent., compared with the closing quotation of yesterday. _ . In the other markets considerable steadiness con tinuos to prevail, but prices generally are quoted below the best point of the morning. The settle ment in shares and foreign stocks, fixed for this day, occupies some attention. Soon after the opening of the Paris Bourse this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 62fr. 60e. ex div., for the account, being 6c. better than the last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93, 931., and 92j, ex div., for the Bth of July, 'and are now quoted 92 11-18 to 13-18 or 92t. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 219 to 221; the Three per Cents. Redwood, at 931 to t; the New Three per Cents., at 93& to 1; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures of last year, at 94; to 95; the Scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 94; Indian Bonds, at dia.; and Exchequer Bills, at 245. to 275. prem. _ _ _ . There is still a demand for the Old Turkish Loan, which has been dealt in to some ex tent between 761 and 781, and is now quoted 77 to 78, being 1 per cent. better than it closed yesterday. The new loan, after being marked 64, has relapsed to the closing quota tion of yesterday, namely, 62 to 63. Sar dinian, Spanish, and Venezuela Bonds continue in demand. Sales are recorded a. follows :—Brszilian Old Five per Cents., 100, 1001; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 181 ; Sardinian Five per Cente., for account, 82; Spanish Three per Cents., 43; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for acconut, 301 ; ditto Passive Bonds, 81 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 77j, 77 ; ditto, for account, 781,771, 781, 761; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 64, 63 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103/, 1031; Venezuela Five per Canto., for account, 401 ; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 161. The steamer La Plata haa arrived from the West Indies, with the enormous sum of 633,0001. in specie, of which 119,0001. is gold and the rest silver. In the discount market the demand has somewhat inereseed during the last clsy or two, and at some of the leading establishments money h as " run off." It is consequently less easy to gel. lint-class bills dis counted below 21 per cent. At he Bank there is no revival of business. The Patis letters mention an impression that the scrip of the new loan would be deliverable yesterday —a circumstance which may partly account for the sensitiveness of the Bonne. Nothing of importance occurred in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The steamer City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought 167,0001. in specie, and the Vanderbilt 330,0001., bat, with the exoeption of a limited sum, the whole of the latter remittance goes direct to Havre from Southampton. The steamer Amity has likewise arrived from St. Petersburg, with at least 60,0001. in gold, which will be delivered to-morrow. _ _ . It appears that the privileges recently accorded by Imperial decree to the Jews in Russia, though of considerable importance as marking the more liberal tendencies of the present government, are not com prehensive in their scope. Liberal for the atmosphere of Romig, they yet leave mush to be desired. Hitherto, Jews have not possessed . the recognised right of setsblislung themselves in trade in St. rttersbarg or Moscow, or, indeed, in any part of Russia, except in certain cities, such as Odessa, and in some of the frontier provinces. It is now provided that all Jews who have been inscribed for two years in the first mercantile guild, and all who shall henceforth be inscribed therein for five years, may establish them selves at pleasure in any part of the empire. Jews who are not Russian sub jects are authorised to be admitted to enrolment in the first guild of mer chants upon the sanction of the Minister of the Interior, Foreign Affairs, or Finance being first ob• tamed. These revisions may be accepted as an i instalment. The government s compelled to pro ceed cautiously in a path where the susceptibilities of the old bigotted church party may easily be roused. The wheat market yesterday was flat, but prices were nominally unaltered. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,6541 I the Great Northern an increase of 1,6911. ; the Great Western an increase of 6,7831., and the London and Beath Western an increase of ,2161. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Colonial Bank is called for the 6th July. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Insurance Shale :—Alliance British sad Foreign, 17' ditto Maxine, 69 ; Globe, 101% Guardian, 661; Impenal Fire, 372; Indemoity Marino, 180; Marine 103, 1035; Phonate 172 Rock Lila Bs. Waterworks: East Londos, 123; ditto Four per Cent Preference, 30; Southwark sad Vauxhall, 110; West Mid dleeex, 110. Gee :—Briabton, lei, 175; Great Central, 101; Imperial, New, 281 ; Londoe, 365; Surrey Consumers, 105. Docks :—Loudon , 81 5, 81; St. Hatliarine, 85. The half-yearly interest or d,vidends are adver tised in due course on the under-mentioned stocks, viz. :—Portuguese Three per Cents. Peruvian Uri barren and Aries and Tacna Bonds , New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Railway first mort gage bonds, and Madras Irrigation shares. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: Since our lest, American escuritia have participated in the hummed feeling which has charactnised the Stook Ex chimps. There is a good demand for States snooks and first class ,railroad bonds. Illinois Central shares have advalc.d 3 per ant.; considerable purchases have bees made from 43 to 41 dieootint. Contraction bonds have been muck wasted, mad they close firm at 74 to 76. Free Land heeds remain wady, about 855. Some of the recently issued debentures of Mb company are offering for sale at 10 to 8 discount ; at this price they form a favourable medium for paying up shares in full. New York and Erie asouribes of all kinds are neglected ; the diminished receipts consequent upon small traffic and the reduced tariff at which it is carried, pieces the c =patsy in a state of greet embsrresemrnt, and utterly destroys the well lance of inTe MOW. The screw steamer Tasmanian, of 2,440 tons (builders' measurement), originally built for the European and Australian Mail Steam Company, having passed into the hands of the Royal Mail Company, will take out the Brazil mail of t h e 9th of next month. The ship Sea Breeze is to carry troops to the Mauritius. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 17th inst. for the conveyance from the Thames of 505 tons of powder to Gibraltar, and 210 tons of navy provisions to Ascension; also stores to Deme rara, Halifax, and Bermuda. Mr. J. M. Rtbeiro has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Vienna. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 3, ex div., for the Bth of July, opened this morning at 93 to 3, recovered to 933 to 3, fall to 923 to 3, end closed at 92; to 1. The official business report is a. follows : —Three per Cent. Console, for money (shut), 94 with div. ; ditto, for account (Bth Jul; ), 933, 93, 923, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93),3, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 933, 3,3, 3, Bank Stock, 221, 219; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1838, 933, 933, 93; ; India Bonds, 51. die. Exchequer Bills have sgain risen Is., being quoted 24,. to 275. prem. India Bonds were steady, at 3s. die. to par. Toe scrip of the New Indian Dian was qnoted 933 to 3, or about 13 dis. ; and the Four per Cent. De bentures, issued last year, 941 to 93. There was an extraordinary demand this morning for the Turkish Six per Cent. loan secured upon the Egyptian tribute. This stock derives peat Pupped, from the numerous investments which were effected by the public during the late extreme depression. The appearance of a number of buyers, sous elf whom had previously effected speculative Niles, ego sequently produced a great effect this morning. As one period the price reached 79 to 80, but at &or o'clock a relapse had taken place to yesterday% closing quotation—vie., 76# to 77f. The loan d last year ran up to 84 to 66, and closed at 62 to P. being also scarcely better than yesterday afternoon. The demand in the morning extended to seveed other foreign descriptions, including Peruvian, Sr.. !Hiatt, Mexican, and Turkish guaranteed bonds; be the general appearance of the market in the afternoon was strong. Bank shares to-day were well supported. nese were more inquiries for Agra and London Chartered Bank of Australia. Union Bank of Australia Wa marked 531, 33, and 541. A fresh advanceef LL took place iu Victoria Dock stock. Peel River Lisa and Electric Telegraph new shares were also Smut Royal Mail Steam ruled rather lower. There was an increased demand fur South As trill& and Victoria Government Bonds. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLOCI. A somewhat improved tone prevails in the minima market today, accompanied with an inquiry for or fain descriptions of shares. West Ceradon are of marked 110, and the demand extends to shares is Hingaton Downs, East Gonnislake, Wheal Two lawney, and Tincroft Mines. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is FAN an absence of business. The Aherdosey Mining Company's accounts, presented at the meeting held on Tuesday, shown! cash at hankers to Ma 111/DOWIt of 2501. ls. bd. The sales of lead ore ham radioed ihe sum of 1,029/. 6.. 33. At a meeting of adventarm in Emit Team Confab Mine, bald yewerday, the meows showed cash due to benteri, 105/. A. 14.; and an eotimated balite, of payments over receipts before the next reeeticg, in September, to the amount of 5{21. 16s. 83. A call of h. dd, per ahem err made. _ _ Itstimoor Mine has made a call of ad. per share. The Cargott Mitre anemias for D.ormber, lannary, and February, presented at tbo rowing held no the 10th mi. showed a Wanee from last amount et 3691. Oe. Bd., and of three months' coat 1,8341. Ile. 10d.; total, 2,2031. 133. Id. To meet which there were 129 tone, 13 cwt.. sad 3 qrs. of silver lead ore mold, realleing the came amount, which clears the company of the balance brought f,,rward front last meeting. At tue meeting of the Great Wheal Vey United Mining Company, held yesterday, a call of fre. per shore was made. A telegram was received at the office of Whoa! Oreavill• yesterday &Daewoo, announcing an Improvement in the 80 vat, the particulars of which may be eapeettd on Friday. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. Mr. 000. Ridley, • cab propriavar in the Caledonian-road, wee summoned to produce the driver of cab 1,294, to answer • charge preferred by Mr. Joseph Anion, • gentleman re siding in Cavendish-square, of having demanded more than his legal fare, and also with having refused to give his ticket whim required to do so. Mr. Arden said he engaged • cab on the lost., in Catherleretrest, &mad, and got out la Lemberd-simet, whim the driver demanded lc 61. He (oompleinant) told him his fare was only ; but, as be persisted in his demand, paid the money, and asked hum foe a ticked. After looking Weide his cab tor • minute, the cabman told him he had got no ticket, tied complainant then took the number of the cab from the plate on the back, and the cabman's number from his badge, the former being 1,294. and the latter 276. The Lord Mayor—ls the defendant the man? Complainant—l can't swear to him, but ho le about the sense height. Defendant—l should his to ask him • question. Was the cab you rode in a Hansom or a four-wheel ? Complainent—A Hansom. Defendant—Well I haint dm, a Hansom these twenty ))care; not since a few mouths after the Queen's ooconatioo. Mime is a four. wheel. The Lord Mayor—What is the number of your cab P Defendant-1,294 and Mr. Ridley's foreman, here, will prove It is a four-w heel. The Lord Mayor—That is the number as stated by the complainant. What is the number of your badge? Show it. Defendant (showing the hedge) 2,3.53, and I havn't had no other. — The Lord Msyor (to oompisinsno)—You took the number el the badger being 278, and you say the cab me a HUM= ? Dehedent—Yes ; sad I do not think 1 weld be Wolohan about It; bat iI the driven cheap badges or aka the streer, tow u! we to detect t'? Mgo,—l am always aoMoas to punish abbess Oar misbehaviour, and If the woman about tee number hal been the only doubt, I should hero done so now; but r yes aro* Most if y the driver, the prisoner mast los Me nden& CLBRILIMPTILL. MILITAILT Orll,llol. Georg* lard and John Sortith, privatea in the 2nd Ms lion of the CoMetres= Gouts, shatoned at St. John's-wood, were placed at the bar before Mr. Ty rithitt, &ergot with wilfully becalm a square of plate elan of the value of 21., the property of Mr. Fredernk Wortham, the landlord of the Laurel Tree public-house, B.Tbm-street, Camden tows, also with emmulting Sergeant Convey, 16 8, and blew Willson, 432 8, Woolnough, 166 S, Reed , It e r e :7l " Blsawyer, 102 9, in the execution of th.iir ditty. The pincers last night were In the above public-house about 10 o'clock, when they made • great disturbance. They went out and when they weated to enter again the landlord would not let them. Smith then broke the window open, when the police were called. The prisoners behaved in the most violent way, and kicked and • rock the whole of the constables, as well as several priests individuals. The/ ' took off their Delta, but fortunately before they could OM them ditty were takes from them. At the police-station their conduct wee very disgraceful, and their language very lathy. On their way to the statics the prisoners kicked e bait• badly that he was usable to attend the court to-day. Withers said it was all false, and that they were ill. seed by the police. Mr. 'Tyrwhitt said It was • case he should not decide. He should commit the prisoners for trial. - SOUTHWARK. ATTACK ON • PUBLICAN. le . Driscoll, s powerful-looking fellow, who has menial times been in custody for assault., was brought up on a werrent by Freeman, 227 N, one of the officers art the court, charged with the following ferocious tamduct lathe FonomAn Timme r Blackman-street, Borough: Mr. Titoism Payne, the respected landlord, said that on Tesedey evening, about half-past seven, the prunner wee in bent of his bar, and, while is • stets of itiebriatkm, called for s pot of beer. Witness spoke very kindly to him, and, of mane, refused to serve him tel li es turn to cell to-morrow. He then became very violent, resulted over the bet, sad attempted several times to strike him. Failing is that b. mired up • pint pot end threw it at his heed, but fortunately it missed, and broke a square of glass and three glamors. Witness thee, to ro met himself, took up • walkierstick, and demanded him to leave the house, at the mime time he met for a police-constable, but before the tatter arrived the prisoner threw • quart pot at him and rushed out of the house. Mn, Payne, who was sitting in the bar parlour, =newly moaned being killed as the pot actually pr.r,d her heed, The prisoner, in the most impudent manner, here said that Mr. Payne struck him first. Mr. Payne denied that. Frederick Smith, waiter to the latter, said he saw the pri soner result over the counter, and, in • ferocious manner, at tempt to strike his mu H ter. e also saw hint throw a pot, when witness was rent for a cons able. Mr. Payne Wormed his worehip that the prisoner threw a bottle at him, sad it nearly hit his h. ad. The Magistrate told the prisooir that it was lenity for him that neither of these deadly mbsiles had struck anyone, Had they be would have hires plead in a very melons posi tion. He must pay the damage, and fled bail for six maths. ASCOT RACES. (TIM DAY.) •s was anticipated the Ascot Cup day 'Asa proved a bellllautaaoseas in racing annals. Favoured by charming ream thousands of persona commenced leaving the eastropolis by the various routes at an early hour, and the streams continued until noon convergieg towards the heath. The South Western Railway, having its terminus in a owns' position, conveyed some of the earlier crowds which amaas , ol from the more populous di►tricta. The Great Western Railway also aocomodated a large number of persor, who had the advantage of the maguidesnt mete throegh Windsor Park; and on both liner, so far r has been secertained, tbe arrangements made were entirely satisfactory. There were a great many aristocratic departures, the four. la-band being as usual the favourite travelling medium from the Weet-end clubs and other conoertod rendezvous, and, what with this species of vehicle and others of a lase ambitious character, the leading thoroughfares of the western portion of the metropolis dircibly reminded the ordinary passenger of the recurrence of what la undoubtedly in some respects the most distinguished and attractive racism festival of the year. We learn by telegraph from Aaoot that the Qum wee present, with a leer party of guest.. The royal cavalcade consiated of several opus carriages, the Derby Muter of Gs Rorie leading the way, sod towbar thus performing the last public act of his earl career. Among those who were present were the Earl of Derby, General Peel, Sir R. Peel. Baron Rothschild, sad many members of the two houses of parliament. OT ILICTRTO TELKOILAPH.) ASCOT MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) VISITORS' PLATE. Kienrraley Odd Trick Commodore .. 11 no. STAND PLATE. Two miles 178 yards. Fisherman. Leamington. Touraamour, Prioress, Starke. Woodburn, Reynard, Scent, Newcaeite, Odd Trick, Fright, Zuydtr Zoe, Crofton, and Accurate are hers. NEW STAKES. Firs forlosais 136 yards. Thunderbolt, Oliver, Narcissus, Montrose, Tradecer,Vas, Rupee, V. nos f, 0.10 Thormanby Lord Marne, Mald of Orleans, Loraine, imerald c, and breams' darn are here. GOLD err. About two miles asil a hall. Ronsane.a.,ll4inat, Bascom Fisherman, Leaming ton, Saunterer, Gamester, Nimrod. Bevis, Tournament, Artsdne, North Lincoln, Craton, and Defender an here. DUEFIN'fI PLATE. Nearly three Fiotiormem, LuiromAtou, Tnurnetuent, Bacon , Oillirrr, Nimrod, Bevis, Newcastle, York, Commodore, Soattump tsm, and Roma. Coadis, all are bore, MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CHEATEHIPIELD HANDICAP._ Trabarl. Jet* Boise, Kseekbers, Ores. Secret Trea sure, °Wasp, Klillorrorth, Lank, sod A Posey an ben. TWO.YR-OLD STAKES. Birdcage, But/ercap, Lady Orniveaor, Troveore, Deniel O'Rourke e, pem, end Dia O'Rourke Caro here. TRADES II CU P. liadeehaad. Tumit•ll N.M. Diapate, C•+nod, ()ladlelum, st ae paany. Secret Trauma,. M.. Kendal', Wuntaa in Black, Lath Agnes, aad Thasiel an hen. CITY HANDICAP. ....... Oayla•s, lira. &owe, Savannah, Liveryman, Awful, and ♦ Pone, an bon.. ENTRY FOR QUREN'S PLATS. Mawlcmerh, The Nair.. Gllsm. Mr. Saone, Underhand, Baseral4, Aatidnie, Tlr real!, Meg Margie.., Moaotaia Nor, Wonsan in Black, Ksockbarn, Liveryman, Genornon, Griffin, Gladiolus Folly Taft, 11.4 Eagle, Lillis Ague., Raspberry. Ciro Webster Archduchess, Donal!, Jack Sg,„ Lady Miry c, Vito Panaioser, Gallus, and Hag* AM rebore bat tbs la st Amu. A BlitOOD OF BIltDB IN A HIVE AMONG Btali.— Is the prise d Mr. Thnenas Antrebne, nt Turner-heath, Bollisstoe, We Macclesfield, a tit-moose has bull• ite nest inside a beehive. In the nest it has deposit. d eleven app., on which It seay be s en eittles with perffet count ewe, theme% the bias are busily at wort all around.— Mesesieejtell Omelet'. LOCAL 817421 11411378. LiveereaL, J:is - g. 7 -71r;e17t7t Imo — toed iiie — edeeted. Sod as 0. dame dm lam et e coal dedlea. lletisaladda. 00— ebdeeead. 111 de 1-0 a oder dad 00001. 48 9 =lre ° aid e ir li ed 10— " di: Sr l dellMldr:U Iv v,......_ ....,1-.lnv.-_%„.Lunt.,=,....4.4-0.......-e, 80 11.6-000 i dia— an ad Trask el bred i -43..4 Inman adenoma. /die Lee dm aam lark* bad the ea duLmo dome* de dom. .ad tadr*lrdd eatorheln, made wasteaa Bleaktdams. 111-1.....bire and T.betr.,lo-10adeadded. ebededd and Idea"'s weird, MIS if-.flue, 0 peer .I p ak.a...d. eel I a.a. et.s.ad. Wm, 45 d. o—ioatb dr a rd. 10 40 IMe The Vicarage of Bt. Panora' is about to become vacant, by the reeignation of the Rev. Thomas Dale. It leis the gilt of the Dean tad Chapter of A letter from Toronto of the 2nd says :—" W. have • charming park here. The surface of the ground is prettily d leer r fled by little ri pale* of hill aad dimples of dale, the whole bssuti fully wooded. This day—brilliantsammer window —a comber of our population of all dames, Lady Head and family among the number, assembled beneath the shade of the maple. and risks to listen to the atomic of the Royal Canadian Ride Baud. This scene wee very pleasing and maul ted, resembling a fair; but whet paritoularly struck me wee its thorough English look—a resemblance rendered the more striking by the unusual masses of folisge upon the trees, end the equally luxuriant and beautiful green csrpet beneath them': OZEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday Shit , ahem, on a special general meeting of the proprietors of the Great Waders Beltway was held at the Paddington Ter minus, for the purpose of approving of revere private Odle promoted hl the company now before parliament. The secretary berme read the edvertieemeot conveniag the meeting, a resolution was pissed adjourning the meeting till the 29th instant, in; Junco of the bills which were in tended to be submitted to shareholders not having passed themes committee. _ _ _ _ SUDDEN DEATH OF JUDGE MACAN.—Judge Macon, one of the judges of the Bankruptcy Coe* Dublin, was fawn. dead In him bed yesterday morning, in Me hotel at Kingstown. He eat on Tuesday for several hours in mart, and showed no symptoms calculated to aim rise to the least apprehension respecting his sate of health. The ofli r, which le worth 2.0001. a year, is in the gift of the west lord•lieuteneut; And as there is a complete stop to the busi ness of the court, some of which is very premium, the spt pointruent must be made with all possible sapedition. An inquest was held oa the body yeaterday, when the jury found that the deceased died of disease of the heart. He was 80 yarn of Aga. THEFT or £126.—0n Monday morning the pollee received information that a sum of 1281., made up of notes sad sovereign, bad bees Saha from out of the premises of Mr. Peter M'Greger, IN, Gengad-road. It appeared that on &May Km Klinger samt•lsed a few (needs, whom wee a 0:1=111 of hers a Mr. Jams Kenny, wh a = that day arrived from Ireland. When th e detective otiose of the Central Division were informed el the theft, Detective Brows wee oat cads slertoind, his enspkione having alistibcd on Kenny, he traced him on Monday *mouse to the Eagle steamer, ea booed of which he was about to go, and he took hint is custody. On beteg muched, Kenny wee found to hare in hi. posessice 841., and it was discovered, on further that he had that dm purchased from the Tradeaton Mall Cempany a quintity of Blur and bran, for which he paid 411. which, if added to the mosey found on his per, eseestatrd to within a lbw shillings of the sum stolen. Kenny will he brought bef we the police-court today for examine tics.—Olaoreic ALAIMINO OMNIBUS ACCIDENT AT MANCHE/I ven.—An accident of a vary alarming character, and accom panied with serious inj uries to several persona , but fortu nately without loss of lite, happened to one of the Ashton end Oldham oennibuin belonging to Hairy and George Thompson, of Oldham, on Tuesday even ing. The omnibus dna in Ashton about half past seven o'clock had, inside end oateide, ten passengers, and when coming down the steep brow at Datchley, it gave way in front, and in a moment was dashed over. An iedescribable some of confusion, scoompanied with fearful screams from the women pas magere, and graans from those hurt, ensued ; but, for tesaaly, the result was ant so &mime as might have been anticipated. The driver was much shaken. Richard Lodge pensioner, going to see hie friends in Btelybeidge, had his smile fractured; Hannah Turner, Chapel-green, Denton, had her leg crushed ; Elizabeth Cooke, Crown Point, Denton, had one leg and arm severely crushed ; and Betty Hough, o:dhain road, Ashton, had both hp and one of her emu severely crushed; whilst several other of the passengers received brute.. of a lees eerie= neture. and were enabled to walk home. Beveral of the pmeengers had, we are informed, narrow escapee, saving themselves by jumping; and • young woman in particular, sitting by the driver, seeing the coach going over, swan from her mat, end slighted en the road entirely unhurt. The sod ding was canard by the limeh-pin In one of the fore wheels giving way, and the wheel coming off in conaequesee. As e• Will have ascertaiwid, the sufferers were all yesterday doing well.—Menritufer Guerefiern. _ . . ACCIDENT TO • TIOTIT-ROPE HANCEIL—About 10 o'clock at Tuseday evening a serious accident happened to Madame Romisi, while perfoeming ow the tight-rope at the gre.t lake. fibs had gone the length of the rope. end on her nitwit, was kneeling and preparing to fire, when the laarropes gays way, mid glut fell from a height of nearly thirty feet, mending on the bank of the Like, into which she rolled. film woe immediately got out, and Mr. Bieh o P, enegeon, of Headbut ley located a thigh . wee mat for • =1 hei , on his attire. found that she hat dis, .des being mach shaken.—heels !brew,. GREAT NOIITHEILN HOSPITAL, KING'S-CROSS. — Number of patients foe the week ending June 16, 963, of think 314 were new sues. MAIL TO AFBICA.—The new steamship Hope left Liverpord yestetday for the Went Coast of Afria. with tie seal* *a. The site mail from Afries la due at Liver pool on the ith atJali. ozonr•at 1111 WINI LID /1.00111. i&aWATS. -•••••••• A I re Mt . 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IFS Q W " Gulst /Sill et Rust. Cara% Moss, Ds. ihor . TE. " 71. 117 . 5. Ds. is it willbssl ei es. Ddl bb..goi.ll Tt2211 1 sou IM oni ara n. am.— :tek riti."l pet et Po. 61, de Kalb cganti. la. Da Nem ....... DetibotT iost leteWaie sew— 1010301 MTS. KIWI la" 1 1471 4 la i I a &Baum a Haar. pora laarn franaj a c a a. tamii i :of C... I& a, pot a Da. War kiami rsill es tat 4 F ai l. s . g.... Ka h l Sorban aro Wit: C.L . &•das ubag arr e & BoltiVrite Ta pea& a ma &wan et hall F. Me alit IK I Airs NM U. OWN* EVIAL::: 1 131 :17121 1.. sad I 7=17 t y.- - 427•7. t Weiss • 11 4 4 -461 % .1% 'gat 0.... d 11•Wair:: Vaud d los si li 2au ri ti us las F F 44 di Ms N " u I II di I. .. It IN` ii ii COMMERCIAL AND MARKBTS. 2.111 4 1C1NG-LANTL—(THIS DAY.) There ha, not been a public sale of sugar or sass to-day, but both article; have a very steady appeartnee. A goads. cargo of Rio c.iffe3 la reported add, but no particulars rendered. Tau.—We are without any transaction of importance to report to-day, peon are unaltered. Itica.—Bengal cargo is in fair demand ; Bittare told at 10s, 3d. balei sold at fall prior. In other artnles no =aerial alteration. The attmulanos in t h e public markets has bean thin (as auto/nary) to-day. TALLOW MARIEBT.—{THIS 1)A1.) The market is quiet et the eabjoteed prime:—Town Taber, 625. 6i., nett omb ; Petenberg Y.Q, es tie spot, 64e. July, 665. ; Auguat to September, Me. 9ct.; Odder to December, 56e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are but moderately impelled With besets; !redo for them is slow ' Monday's quAstione are, however, folly maintained. Sheep and lambs are mots plentiful than for some time past. There is eonsiderable difficulty In obtaining late rates. A clearance is not effected. Goal calves are in demini at rather higher {.Aces. Front Germany and Holland them are 50 besets. 590 sleep, and 210 calves ; Norfolk and SuLlk, 500 brute ; Home Comities, 140 mil& cows. itit"e=fi r egtrds .6 1 ! 1140 61041.440rns 44 4 User 1.446.w0ur ...... 4 - 4 134 !Woo t 0414 barta 1 6 4 Do. do nom . - Mane 4 e e 11•44 4seund 116111 4 0 6 PIP Oat Das * 1141fAredr 5 0 Unit. . 6 4 4 4 neut. at =4443. 1.0%; 116444) 12 . 44) . ; Oalver. 41$: 330. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREBT.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Davis report bade dall. Prins meadow bat, 7de. to 804. sapenor ditto, 84e. to 891 ; inferior ditto, 50s. to 60 ..; rowed, 60e. le 705.; clover, old, 96e. te 108 e. ; ditto, second, 80s. to We. ; straw, 245. to 28e. Trade dull. With reference to a paragraph in our last paper, alladiog to a rumour of an elopenent of • member of a noble Lmiiy 831011 time since rapidest In Both, we us informed, on unimpeachable authority, that not oily has no elopement occurred, but there has sot been the slightest foundation, either In thought, weld, or deed, for the rumour alluded to, and to which, therefore, we hasten to give the !onset coetradio ion. The noble lord, who is knowe am a most devoted hustand and father, has cottinned, without Inteemission, to reside with his family. It is hardly necemery to say, that we very much regret that our columns should hove beet the channel of circulating what appears to have been a must absurd and groundless &don, end this teatime is orthinly increased by • statement mode to us, that the peregreph km, in ease quarters, been erronsouely soprani to refer to a lady lately resident in Bath, of w hose existents even we a ere not aware, at.d whore exemplary conduct in every relation of life hoe not only justly endeared her to a deregulated cirde, but ham placed her far above the roach of calumny. We shall feel obliged if such of our cotempornies as miry have copied the paregroph referred to will insert the present contradiction. — Both Ch rookie, June l6. The annual meeting of the supporters and friends of the London Ite'orntatory for Adult Criminal*, In Cheat Smith-street, Weetnibt.ter. was held yesterday at Willis's Booms, the Earl of Sbafteehury in the chair. There wen alt present—Mr. Jeseph Payee, Mr. J. W. Maxwell, hie. J. C. Wood Mr. F. 8. W. Sheppard, Col. Henry State, Mr. J. F. Feetescue, the Rave. S. Martin, S. Minton, J. Cokes, E. Malone, R. Amur rang, do, Ma. DISItARLI.—The Nontorsformist speaks of Mr. Worrell in the following terms :—" Of Mr. Diaraelts leadership in the HUUS, of Commons but ors opinion, we apprehend. can be entertained. The Chancel lo r of the Exchequer's utbanity was es refreshing as • draught of oral water after a restless end feverish night. For our Milk part, we mast contest that we are not part Weir ly partel to that eight hon. gentlemen, nor do we greatly admits the ear he W chosen to play in the political drama of recent times—int we are bound to acknowledge, and we do ro meet un grudgingly, that he baa proved m able a leader as the aSlest of hie modern predeceases, end that he lent a dignity end a grace to the discharge of his functions which lett nothing fa this reepect to be deeired. Hie conduct of the business of the house will of en be referred to hereafter as furnithing • model worthy of being etudiouly copied." MARINERS' APPRENTICE9.—An action to recover 371. 4s Id. was tried on the last Ramjets county arum day, involving a question se to cartels rifle's and duhes of mari ners' apprentices. Juigmest in the CATO was delivered on Trawls/. It appeared that plaintiff sae an apprentice to defendant, whir was • seafaring roan. In the month of Febru ary last a brig called the Olde was reported In distress about 70 miler from Ramutate, in the Nor la See. De fendant manned a boat, Waite ties wen, is addition to him self and plaiotiff, and proceeded to cocoon'. the distressed vowel. Their aseiattucs eel rff Waal, mid salvage money (2301.) was handid to the defendant, who divided it inn ex cheese, thus excluding plaintiff, who sought to recover • portion. For the plaintiff it was argued that this was • matter out of the maid course of en apprentice's duty, that he was net bound to risk life sod limb, and that on doing so he was clearly es. entitled to • share of "stooge money. Foe the defence, It was incised that it was part and parcel of plaintiff's duty he attend his master In the course of all work tr to dune, and that the mariners had been known in such oases to gave apprentices a small gratuity, yet the later could not demand anything al • right. HI. honour (Mr. Harwood) was of opinion that the plaintiff could not MONCT and norpeu:Pd him, with costs for defendant. He non-maited him eo that he might apply before the , xplration a 28 days, under the 9th sod 10th Vic., cap. 99, sec. 25, an Act to make gratuities ABOLITION OF CHURCE RtTES.—Sit' J. Tre lawny's bill for the *bonitos of church rates deolone in the preambki that church rtes have for some yens ceased to be made or collected in malty twines, by iettion of the °pp*. anon thereto, end that in many other perishes where church inn have bees made the levying thereof has given rift to litigation and ill henna. Ile netlike* proposes by the tint clause that from and ef er the peteng of the act no church rate shell to made or levied In any parish In England or Wake, save in thooe instructs in which the rates may hen been pledged ea security for Annie THS CHURCH AND DissinT.—Our high °hull& contemporary, the Osiordian, who Is onsaletely complan of the efforts of &sentare d.prive Lie church of suppoet from the Ware, pabliohre the fdlowing parograph Oa Whit-Sunday, at Ilm, r Church, Backs, three adult. wore baptised et the font by the vicar, scoor.lieg to the Ilerriat Of the church, and there made open profession of the faith. having boon reclabead tom theortere of intent." 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