The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE IT, 1858: IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. LAW INTELLIGENCE. .it will be remembered that one of the toll-oollectore sit the SHAIIII LISTB.—THIS DAY. WINO 'AMID Alt !MD 1111RALP. new bridge at Chelsea sem summoned before Kr.= EL I FiL I Maraysla I VIZI* I Mlle Sow, --...._._ (THIS DAT.) for fain toll hunt a soldier while in his —..- e • te 1 sea HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THIS DAY. , The question arose, whether the authorities of the bridge were not bound, under their own local TWO o'OLOOI. el al :Mitirili pence .- IL 1011 Its Lew The 8 took the chair at 12 o'clock. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. act, to take toll from any person . patsies over the The railway share market to-day is extremely & ai m N o m W a w a ) In 101 Tits railway bills were mad a third time end Matins at Hid Prtwa-Defewe Lord Campbell and Common bridge, but his worship decided that the Mutiny Act, which inanimate and heavy in character. In moat of the oL lee 011= Jelween ete io , ,„ via., Northers and Wasters (of Ireland); Jaries.) was Paned every yes ,, superseded the keel Town , se it le leading stocks a reduction of , t to i per cent has been of all Cattanew WSW iiiilii --- - r e s e t, ii .d P. m ,. , o tford w 0n ..., „ id w o w.. 11111111115191 11. MAXIM AND •19011151.-LTIEL AND therein stated that any toll -collector would be Debts to • ,0b1i,..,1 London a n d gm (tot Mika aI. al u u becuptan ; BLrewsbury and Weichpoul , and Wane= PALOS 11911 , 11.110111111 NT. penalty of 61. and not lees than 404., it he demanded end re- ................ - Western •stock . Is ei , as assuswaatets: Valley. Th e gadarawas la t hi s saws come m m d cow . f or n o t . moved toll of soldiers in their uniform or when on duty. Rh quoted 90 1 tot Great Wootortl. 49 i to 501 Mid - 6 _ _to Greet N .., IN 140 W N.Drekektlerwlen 11.0. 4 6 Th . et. Lame% shonditch, Pariah Bill was ccesiinsi g i b s i ine w omm e, = di a t om , p rosaar i ow, blip'', , and worship kid power under the Police Act to mitigate the land, 911 to 921; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 89h m o n m ass a was so saa Penalties, and salt was closely • mistake he only an tiled& to 90 ; London and South-Western, 461 to 47 per , - as eatawied. IMOO•919. diBIZOIS..,, (AO Wool Wool= HOT SRN NEXT OF IN DIA. The of pirasd ere gidlty wad a justification. fondant Is. and 81. oats, but, at the suggestion of Mr. Davis, aa -L are ; Great Northern, 261 to i ; and Eastern - E l ill li n AttrttoYeet&N.ll.j 1; 111 The committee of the whoa, boom on this subject ws• Mr. Hawklas, Mr. W. D. fleynnew, mad Mr. Morgan Loyd the judgment stood over for him to &Keynes whether Counties 12 3.18 to 6.16. ell London and Orsiewkl No then vesumal. were renewal for the plaintiff; Mr. lierjaent Ballantine end should • appeal against the decision, and in that ... th a bath Nostors) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. mend the Mr. U ______,* D. Ramie append he the thknamts • worship consented to make the penalty go o. , to g i ve l m, French railway shares of nearly all descriptions :10 sal Ines net maw_ V V exhibit a further considerable advance. The Indian at. ie° Len g tall / n( 1 two .. N IN r ein tf a , smimmid e a I le f ards irineka - 4 the ...Z1 shell "Tillebeellesdoweleleble,: y formerly Ma beZ Neon the Inssr cattines s In t .s iff o i t y ha4 , lB66 , he ba b e Pliwar. c rappe d.Da now stated that he would take his worship's shares are firm ; East Indian railway stuck is quoted 15 so butte wraps Sere •• • .- ••• N. In L....0rt Ow. 4ea seat bee Mubleiy, sag= es a genera raw, ee th e y ee m es ea entered I= ea arrangement with the defendants , Me= decision, and pay the Is. tine. He also stated that In future 105 to 1. Grist Western of Can ada s h a res remain go Norton) he would give instructions to the toll•collectors not to receiveN all ranc he s Mules, a Matlock above e i me n g, - e a ene. - beif a t abs bees of the 5 i,,,,,d Harris, leg= ea outfitting establishment at No. 3,Bbeemses , hesvy. __lts . L.A N. l ai r t it t l • N womb= shell esewin the ilhe quebtleades." terra= ammarcial-road. He rem to conduct the balm= 101 l from the military Paola; new is bridilc The Is. elms wee accordingly paid, a= =seat= wee then OILDIMAZY SRAM AND NTOOIL • 60 inanweres= Lora SUNLIT maned to the weeleethis of eh e me• awl fees= half the priest. He was to raid. In th b e a = swot MINN the see* ef the Hamm eg umides, Th e h ems pat of the bows, ceps 121. • year for It. The de. IN. I immure. I Vara I daa..,a - dia N. l 111= Micah ; ; W healed dew gewnsiona iesibeace an m e e l ms b e west= =heat any dt up to December, 1857. Al • - - " 1- MI N 6 Nemeenet Nzeness W coarse of the mama essalaa, bog a t Um am tr ek - 0h,.. That AIN he bed allowed some Dutch sailors to est SURDAS AND SUICIDE LW ISLINGTON. I 2 s i ttos m est._,.. 4l " . 51 _ L °. 4 6re wet. No °eet .. i I lei as Need the number et the smell sad boa 9190991111101 theTi lab "I I° She haa to the amount of 501. Mc. en ni.A.vres VOW 91 N •se X aith ■ eilks h il a iei. et. lee denwilniaJime IS Os meta - * too soma ewe ftmee..-- a to so ell DOW 1 MAMA ....., and 6. remands, staleated,_ The earstwkwie lad the Thiell 011818 Am lee Holland- The pinaeiL ! 6 all Pawns a Wye no a Yaw * dal with the biter. Gaa y ew * mo t g m b e sa w a get ',rpm, fr o e foaled with = =ride of the reardirer, wee diacovered et it a ft= gut r 11.1 ,46 1 . 25e 5 h stk.) ..- sha saw mama " limb' rim with aa r aha oomes ." 6l : th em N o swe a. mom .. Mem B ar * aid they came Winton. Ma victim wee a wars el bad life, about 32 me m. 1„,, g,, 5 ," ... le !II at. WO awswe, a sip Amid nerd the abet blab estbettele• in 1 whit &saki l• the camdmisa Idol lo• bad amended , end 1 011,1140 d Pim" yeece of age ' MID" In the adbsiramd al Min Phith r " 411 P 21.68 -'-'' - r So 0 119 all I= 138 14 0 imam , ken ask mu b . a y lbi, three bo . cow role Hid a ma w i t a b ie hi e di roor „, ne e ee .. otherwise called Mr.. Cooks, w ho occupied the house No. 0, Si li is The .. e .„.. bo i - b l i f .1... was, tut it ... al ass m a t e d t h i , b i a ell o w hio retor t le Ha m ' Park-road, Bernebury • road, where she was in the habit of L a m all Do. j i { A p iel ot l iii ro i l ..e ihig sterte al. yesime the bes -e- t — wea. Tbs e it i estleettiee of idle b• was "'load lad bdia• • ms• Post• at • doreP d eleelehti mat et en hems * aGS Dust. Pink I Aessl. li 11 n x ... 61 be mesesobe es a her new saw em b eee b eme. n o A mp ‘,„ di, eedee4 b se the e d .. Shows 12 *Week yeelee=alser i;o =r Gudge, It i on s , Mau a ole aleeedes ..... a - , all Write ewe. 13.E2t, wins s ag all s i sa s wag if ebe e hate took out a sewed swwwww, which was els Minim & ef the I phddent we. wee, es' e m s Mews *Am ****** - a ON 16 1 aa At a =.l ; ; Inn ohm*/ the i n n ambeasa any b e eat a u , Isms ties at* the itilisiate diebelsol es he plaint:ire m eta . bi. wa d k a i bir lima , In eene N nenee er th e ds. Me msasn irdsa• as. • - de NS 140 wow sr Desel's iiS mi le ---- i T em eh* h e m dm" a pe v b e mem = d m la the haves, siaLbeheart wee ass le them. Pd ., 8 " 811 "Kg ad d havhsli tea her landlady hala l; th• If tee es kin yaa______ °ll. 2 .. tl4 It a ..... ..... 99 91 was rah. aboaithe newly. basassib •lr r is• •aldhss uembir melnlinn ar car. sad dm abie Tle direct wa• i bb le e r U. hr lisd iesuid alMir thee.'" deellmm to Isi mmu gtoo mg , 24 . N lgt , s ' airPrlicte•coastsble alsi".lllBd Hya b is, B 7 " ls N, t proassilad Withar- E . 1 1 10 9 wierwl= l" 1111= 16 6.11 441 631 2 L tin°4B.l : l l 6l = l° 9 9 COLONIAL 410V1RNIIIINC 1110IIIITINS. ha., but there were egwe eigeordese le slat else, hosed • andistsias Yams, is his accounts, and ware the hen " , a nd. ••=attsbal at tini b ..* ritlow E i l ei m...- 1521nnin tyl ad z e _ In it ne m le ss door could not gain Fab* that the door a r u m area et 10 Ns. I ile I emcee. I Pal at seem I ftli. ag ig th. th. Itevermlasee ,mungo ............a lleelabre dlin emdd y.. ab ase ,LifwiPT.2 had i nnillsd ite isiv in g lein g bevie llin inb redisi adl r i , '.... b ... , mum " mg could' not be foroed, the coasts= procured •a }adder, and en et IS area tE. ....„4: 1419 lull i to ed thsises'97e ef the tame aur4 the Ana linear/ hind he Gs Plaie ti ff - Deem4ea for do :2 bY the back " rim. wima°w was nanind • In t . hat II: no was PI O. clam . pi gel=hr IN fitl Br e IIA i lit -... tn. .... N. Dee e m i . reller 0 ris, il lesele, s ra tid e mom Of Ni sembe e ..-- =e a eb e e Mel. M. ; Yes izelhomeat, 6/. • - illegal =ire= 1001. 100 M, about eight kW wide by tea Net long, a horrible a. as ~,,,ju t .i was.' i lo w s as WM • se tol 100 P lO 1061 I _,..... . 14 asnimed .._ the ....9 that ...._ Laud be was quite whissa en so the two sight met then nue. On the bed ves discovered the lifeless N. le/ Oel_Welene. 6O 109 60 NI 501 491 es. 11.1111pionerrAe.e. 100 102 103 Veil...ass Ink. N IPS 7s . relaisi ewes ambit be seUsai hen am as:: dak bid _ pEr4 b id• Mega Masao, be would, he the = o t ii i zsr en t_ s _ fell y , drenie a ± ,_ with s .,.. e .,l7,_ le e r in his 11N t=" ff u rF a aill.... U NW OA Neva nem' n.a. eie Deb. velem 187_6 ~ IN 1411 1111 lON 0 bow by the easing *ea •S *mew. s. he ea oda of /s mm Was l 4 anamod___taan to re-amadar damages . oyikTeirf fa and La; ——• womt IR fre. MO ore we -- M. B•Bo.om.tist.a. _Bonn U 0 US eb be asst er p o li nge t e waa awassaag . Thew emee b ee d g m se____ .. be me tat think the asset wesid slims such to with e- -- he and Soar were cover la De. New Item ... et. viesaseetoeb 118 In 111 KIN laseriks sit h lrorkeeme 90 81/0 le myth he Mai up the weraseis lii might new Is ••••••.,_ , ___., ___ _ .I. W. Wilson,l S a. t ir..•: I VI. NWT= BIM& Its mesa Ye. mpty these the gestammt peopesed that ear. berm._ .__ . ..„ . ser the Idekit e asel=ao Meet any mass- ea r . rook „rived surgeon , of 22 , B r ialvlck „,_,,, j am ' lay shwa be Mel up abnuabily by samiastica end lea aso .....•iP, sad • kg the ewes of th ., ......) ass 0 v.v... Pen- lan sad Mastwil - p *sad to arks as examination of the bodies. Mr. Wagon Si_ Dins New.-- elsosioss, the deaden le rote with the seinhas et the tossed Pods, vie, 60L bend es the ihatele two pistol wound, above the het ear. r . i; I=t a ne 4 e=n a de " 1 . 7 WI gig iii 'V . 1 .... 5e ilea aldllsenteiblel p 11 . ere i litemetweL Voila tat the plantil-damegm, 76L A Walla- tie NI ON a Led PALM:I/WON almend that Ili was es rarely sew proposal, awl knee l e bean was rind smi t e= seta yrs It Ite wren as net Me pag is hen spa the rpm Tits = d ied aged that the OW* linens* Is Ws norm wet melt men anion nos the beer arse( inevise, mall he wired le the go vernor le Whew whet ite leilendwee Wires nolisetkos W the AM avvelnweste at inst reign& the wows. The rile Int had set mired bow the shoran vemsolso wereis be Ined s Z L ybetber oily by the eheeled minim ee by tbe whole Led STARLIT—By the whole omen. lard PALMILSTON Ned the wars then would slime Woe $ mejeetty, zed Is thought that wee edditiosal ranee WI hew ober& beton it adopted the netasett prirlpie Is Is the reverl net the vern's*. Mr. Seerearry WALI'OLII dried net the admire of &elks wee emend to the ceeeektelea, awl dedieed that the seversmat wore shims it the repent they had awls Me. 1.10, tit* vas mei r adept say stager des et W Iteletstp, sad lobo mast be the Talus of the geode, 601. Vodka h e Stet plaintii—emips. 761. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TSB DAT.) Yesterday, at noon, a dreadful murder, &mom with stickle of the mordererwas diaoovered at fe a t a gton. The victim wee a woman Clf bad life, about 32 years of age, known in the neighbourhood as Mies Phillips, otherwise called Mrs. Cooks, who occupied the house No. 10, Park-road, Barnibury•road, where she was in the habit of receiving mom at all been. About 120'4:leek yeseirdz iesi mereleillt s . o =r Gndge, of the N Division, wee wee el =to be wrens M tLa Isms In consequence of the , Sarah Suit, set Melee ems her landlady during the morning. Mr. (hedge, asesspesied by Sergeant Wither farm, 24 N, and Policeroomeahle Ryan, 157 N, proceeded to the home, mad having Meshed at the back prime door, could not gain admltb mom. Fading that the door could not be forood, the constable meowed a ladder, and an entry by the back parlour window woo effected. In that small mom, shoat eight lest wide by ten feet long, a horrible sight met their gaze. Oa the bad wan discovered the lifeless young row fully dremsd, with • revolver in his baying - ea. a chirp is it, and by his aide the mile deed. The bed and the floor were cover bot c h Mr. I. W. Wilson, surgeon, of 22, Briensmick.place, Beenelferrreek arrived shortly after one o'clock, and Pro ceedsd to make an examination of the bodies. Mr. Wilson bond on the ilmeale two pistol wounds above the left ear. The man had destroyed his own life in the rime manner, a large pistol shot wound with laceration of the In teg uments being found In the front of the forehead, the wound pene trating the skull. From the appearance of the unfortunate woman, the supposition is that her life woo taken during sleep, as she was lyWg in bed undressed. The lodger, Sarah Scott, who states that she is a married womas ' but not residing with her husband, informed In spector Oudge that else only knew the deoeseed man by hear ing the unfortunate female call him "Her dear friend Hoary lam night he came to see her, and had with them some hold Tom." She left them as usual sitting in the parlour, said then retired to rest, her bedroom being on the floor immcdiately over that in which the tragical occurrence happened. She being a wand sleeper was not disturbed dunng the night, and in the morning got up and went down stairs about nine o'clock. She went about the hare, and was rather surprised that she lad seem nothing of the other two. She knocked at the door, but not receiving mower, and feeling alarmed, sent for the sister of the women, Mrs. Lorenzo Phillips, residing at 19, Trinity- greet, and the polite were then sent for Although three shots were fired Mrs. Scott says that she never heard the last noise or disturbance. admhumo n ai -- ' .... Goal Siros 17 . :: el. 11= mell Iral. llrii Va a i gh .lt . 1 lamadie roll " er1ia1dr0....... Mil t A.S. ieiid DOSS =w • Wales- De. „, .... ... 1.,...27 Weirs.. 4216.4.,11 I= 1 1 P;if i lea. sirs U i I I U NI OS Si Cis Kr. Baron %samelt) TNT TLATI lORDINT AT LORD FOLIT'S. 1 Fe i 911 21 10 - 11 - ad I 6 00 TO 466 PI K 96 NI 164 1 N 6 1 9 l ii 99 IN _1 Neer, Wham**, 19, wryest , 77lotrioe Peary, 22 , George Curry, 26' Beryerrt Peekete,lB ; sad Thomas Partrage, 28, were Welded toe 'ISOM 4,000 onnoes of plate, vales 2,8001. the property at Thomas Beery Baron Foley ; and Sassari Inerawin, 1, described se a dealer, was charged wick felonlonely reosiving the property, knowing It to hare been Nolen. tiiiii M :i /I Ms la IN lai i;:i ... 1 gr. iii = 1iii;441 ...... De. 0. N. a aR gLirk.... Ja. MI It a mr. ia. Mr. Boa* Mr. Gifford, and Mr. Poland conducted the Prweleutioil- Mr. K. lamas, G.C., was specially remised, with Mr. F. W. Lewis. le defend the mceiver ; and Mr. Phil lips, other Mr. Sleigh, Kr. kiloton, sad Mr. Metcalfe appeared for the primes. The public an swam of the circarostances ander which a large robbery of plate look plane in April lag finm the astablialtment of Lord Poky, in Grosvenor-square. The pd. sonic Whelan:as was in the establishment as stowares-toca boy, ond the against him and all the ethic was entirely cd a circntestantial ohmmeter. It appeared that Wbstakme was ass upon several imeselems fa company with Pussy, Cherry, and Partridge, to takeaway percale that anima to he very heavy, and the heals pri mmer was also proved to hems bona present when several s pa sa gas, anima* osatelsing plats, wire takes away In i i 4 if » 1 as Sir JAW GRAHAM thought the proposal was as yet beenpailliv,llllDlNlStitit had &wit made of the tenure of elan or die Werke el the comteillnes. He did not agree Wilk die aeble bed tbe setabse foe Tiverton In thinking that eteelive pallid* would be at vsrbutee with the oon sebalsa. He iesuld, theretors, suigest that the peeved el ihe erreenreast deould be embodied in the form of • resoled= embracing every breech of the relation, and that on Monday next the been should take it into thee. se rious osseideratiow. • halals residing throe doors off states that about two °Week she hoard • report, which she at bat thought was thunder, although it did not sound se slaseg, and it cubed the dog to bark. About two minutes afterwards she heard a *scud report, and after the same interval mother. After that all was quiet. Other neighbours also hoard the As p the deceased man Is not known, we give the Mowing descritive of him, premising that his Uses is marked "H. R. H." He is rather thin, of light complesion, about 6 " lest 10 is in height, bas light and beau, whiskers, grey eyes, perfect teeth, and hair light and Inclining to be study. He I. dressed in Tweed pepper and salt ooat, black Tweed waistcoat, and doeskin nursers, with a small plaid pattern sad stripe down the ride. His necktie is what is Le:ally known u the " Cambridge blue," and be had a toarist's bat without the maker's name. The revolver, which is not a new one, is a eiz-barrel one, without the makm's same. 1 1171 10 II Il :4 4 1 ii. 00 N 70 U f lO N II MI 1 ` 411 Ili I s eezzi= a ee. Weberietfe Dr irm. Wa i led isibta W West I . al ielsed red t=2 Woolard mil Wei W. ler a. laiiiiii De. • f tee OD OV. I. 4 ray= VIM . 111.../ The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the immanent proposed that the sixth and seventh resolutions should be paned over to-day, and left for future considers lion ea suggested by the right hoc. baronet. There email thee; be a prospect of all the other 111101Illiella being &weed of to-day, and a bill founded up= them brought in this week, which might bellied for woad reading at Monday next, when this pintas of the council might be again taken up ad wattled in all it. beariage. Mr. BRIGHT thought the suggestion of the right has. gentleman was just and ingenious; It we that they should say nothing more about the reeolutione. (A laugh.) Cowie...ring the state of the weather and the homd condition of the river, be thought for their own pekes the bows could not do better than adopt it. (Hear, hear.) For his own pan, speaking upon the general question, be thought this council would nun out to be perfectly madam if not abso lutely obstrariim. (Hear.) Mr. GLADSTON E proposed that the bonne should drop ell farther discussion upon the de , ails of the remaining reso lutions. The main potato to be decided, before they could entre upon details, wee this question of the council. Lord J. RUSSELL !agreed entirely with the right hon. gen tleman. He looked upon the new echeme of the government as virtually one of nominatices by the crown. There re maimed, bows err, the questions °friary, parrot age, and tenure of Onoe of the council to be decided. Those were not exactly matters of detail. At the ranee time, looking at the spirit in which the government had treated the whole sub ject, be wee quite disposed to leave them in the hinds of the Board of Control. Another Important question wail. whether the council Amid bars encomunicated to them all foreign de/patella relating to the affairs of India ; and also whether they should have the power of restraining or sent.tOsioi the lentos of war in India. Lord BTANLR said it appeared to he the general iss. pression that the resolutions, as kr se they had = answered the purpose for which th win isiginally (Hes, and a laugh.) Atoll somata t bed gone fsr smug% in obtaining the wishes of the bows rescansies, and Asa the boom had now settled the upos which as tattoo government of India rest, he was pre pared to withdraw the nemeiniog resolutions, with a view of Immediately beingbg is a hill bounded upon those which bad already bees entried (Memo.) The debate was Freesias( w hen eve report lat. - The ere wee moseliag wire we west to press, and it was &albite' whether the Wig would sot be adjourned, se • great nalabar of whams temained to be examined. I. I din. 10111611 1111111 THE POLICE COURTS. (IHIB DAT.) MAYS. N foe - ... ... .... I I LWAYS. Mimi plea li 4 Dnis Do. t, Ds Is (sCco.s... ooen ° Orr lantrosnow Wane Ward= p ursiallsoft BD. LW GTh raj MANSION-1101M Mien NtWINNO, in unfortunate was brought before the Lord Mayer, charged with having, w drunk, assaulted • hs r ea. fileer rid—She was drunk last night, and when I spoke to her and advised her to go hoes quietly, she told me she would scratch toy errs out, sad she made sa attempt to do roe &severe injury. She suomeded In scrstrting me under the the eys, sad with • vest deal of difficulty I lodged her in station•truse. The ingeMt will be hekl, It is stated, on Saturday morning. ' Aaiie at apes • 6•18.61 Ills. Co. 4alot Mg i b"t" = A r e a ie. =Mr. .. hrw .. 8••1 Spa. Pr& 4 i llaritaugL : _ .11 De. pat oat ram. .11 /1 lifiroudas C W M : =room 2•4 •811 a. De. Noy ill hole nal Odom moo am auhr —.l • j.,-.•••° 4 an an VA Wa ralls• a▪ n t i lr e " r. WOW% • e a. W. • I WOWS ▪ Weimar The Lord Mayor—Newinsa, your same has been very often entered in my book in the rouse of my mayoralty for drunkenness, and I have Nueva times been obliged to send you to Holloway. The defendant-. I have been seven' times before you for liquor, but never for thieving. I never oommittcd • rob bery in my life, and the police ell know it ; but this polio,- man, whenever he sem me at night In conversation with any gentleman, calla oat that he had batter. if he had any jewel lery about him take care of meow I was' • thief. I was not drunk, but I wee irritated, es I never stole anything in my life . The Lord Mayor—l bops the policemen lee not acted as hone stated, for each modest would not be at all The ellicer—l never did wade( of the kind in my life, my lord, and I gave her no prereaselon whatever. The Lord Mayor said he skaisitety wished that no such accusattoes were made. He led never heard that the woman committed any offence bat drunkaname. That wan certainly bed enough, bat she had been always obliged to pay the penalty, and ought not Is be reviled. His lor dsh ip sentenced her to be imprisoned ma days for the assault. FURTHER PARTICULARS.—(THIS DAY.) The above horrible affair was the mane, this morning, of drawing a large coneonrse of persons to the neighbourhood, anxious to three their way into the house, to order to obtain a view of the chamber, but a number of constables were on the prenilme, and no one unccantated with the family allowtd to enter. A sister of the decesecd arrived from Birmingham this morn ing, and the interview with her slater, lire. Phillips, was of a most distressing description. The name and address of the murderer, up to the time of going to press, were not known. From inquiries made amongst the tradesmen In the immediate neighbourhood, it appears that the mur derer bad been leading a disreputable life for several weeks. It is generally believed that he drugged his victim previous to blowing out her brains. The coroner's inquest will be held at the Crown Tavern, Sainsbury-road, on Saturday, by Mr. Wahl. The bodies present a most Mgbtfol appear ance owing to the state of the weather. .Z .7. pra nu • Ina I U 11 li I aig i .; - 9 ., to it N 11 PO t rot !Le h ?. coae IlirthWalsrusite Ml Americas LEW Lae/ Ikel.lblibMag e. p. ant IS LIN p Fib ge LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE: INN COMMISSION OP LUNACY ON SIN HANSI' MIDI, BART, Yl-MIS DAY./ BOW-STREET. A RIDE TO TNT STATtON-NOTOIL Harriet ifecrand, • wawa at the loom, end him HlllO. kits, or of the am knows as hag men," were brought up us nem& ea • dirge al Woolen • pony and cart, the pnworty at Jame Carr, • trek eehmea. The wit be idewitel Coon& garden market ce tie Wert via use geode la s pay cart. Ravin got hie web eat M lea the met, Is Ilia were mom mks owl hake* 4 alwage of • wre who Übe me of caste fa beelevet. When he MIN mad he was retrwahrg he Wrlgrowtroat, thew net a policemen has* the forage prime: to the Mallon. (IT ILICTIVC TIL101v1.) STOCKBRIDOE MEETLXO.-THIB DAY. EIGHTH TRIENNIA LSTAKES. Two miles and a he r King of the Forest, Anton, Bar One , and Scloolboy are NINTH TRIENNIEL STAKES. One mile end • half. Ben:Lamm Star of the East, Fadledcen, Cymba c, and Plnaticker ere hare. NINTH SITTING. The commiseion again assembled AM morning, for the ninth time, at the Thatched Hams Tavern, end weal on with the inquiry. Mr. Mottarne Clambers proceeded with his address. sad denounced the codicil med. In May, 1887, est • mast irrational one. The at the time it we. made Mr Homy Meat was a non-intelligent agent, end, conaKeently, eau sot be said to be aware of what be had dole& Tim lammed omairel miantely examined the widow re lating to this port of the cere, sad ocistimdad that the mese what Indecent haste with which the tadiell was prosand sod nactited showed that than was emeethisp Is it TN& showed that it bed sot bees exemted with dm ^f y. He did not wSh to fled fault with Mr. limier, bossms levee a man of isimrity is his sirotearlos, but will Ws experlanee as a sea of the world he Yuen that that asdkil would est brie the light of day. Mr. Hunter visits. Lady Yaks sod dm other ambers of the Menu famdly, sad load a 011111* prance to them sot to object to tbs swishy which *my led beard bed been executed. He told them that be bad menthe rity, but they would fled Melt owe interwar better asessibrd by 6,llewing hie advice. That geedentes wreak se doubt toy prudently, to save all the pets, sad trouble, sad =po ser. to Me deafly. chick has now bees seat over every eerier of the kingdom. Sir Henry be left Lady Meal tb• very lure ems of 11,0001. a year, M addhica to the 1,0001. of a marries* Hata» which the already bed, sod be (the lamas& emomel) thought that should 1111•111 mitsfied Oa moat craving dabs for wealth. Mr. Chambers read ever panics of the very volunsinott. eridenoe, awl intomented at ecnelderable length upon it a. he went akar. He quoted tram the evidence of Lady Meer. sad laid remit stress es thatpartio• where ohs Bested that oh* same laiselarsd Is fetr Henry's &Wm, end did not how the mime of hie oorrommtlemes. bed &SWUM tbst um mei mush is Ile comploy—ia feet, hardly ever abased from his tide ; end other widest* bed shown that they was greatly attached to etch ether ism they had known each other, end the ismuml swami cnateaded that if such we the use it we ant as impredhle that Lai,. liens should sit by her husband, day after day, to his library, without la some way speakieg to him is tie robjorta of hi* Lettere. ilh was mentiewed to amount tar certain plumes in SCOW of Jaws lettere which ware am likely to me. Lady Meat was very= party, and be maid act bet say that she had not rims bre esteem so freely es wee to be expected, whoa it we mo uldered thot the was such as affectionate wile as bsd ham stated. l N t IT Az S 3 fa si - 1 - 1 1113 403 3 4 230 Xi 14 4 I 40 100 Li ii ~., u 110 106 IP 190 9+ 6 10 I hand ceased bad aot concluded whea oar report loft ) There were sereral heavy sales of properties is the Encumbered Rotates Court on Tuesday, t►e gross amount realising neer 40,000/. The estates told are striated In the counties of Louth, Clare, Kilkenny, and Timmy. THE TIM RS " CORRESPONDENT IN INDIA. —At Bbabjehaopnrs our cqrrerp-ndent's letter chose, sad we deeply regret to odd that private am-naafi' give as mono to fear there will be some lakrmissith in those interesting de scriptions which %ring before oar readers the very aspect of Indian life and Indies warfare. We have eery ream, to hope, however, that his sickness is but transitory, and that a little rest amlng the hills will restore him to his public duties.— Times. _ pos I Suirlii ifpilin a w ii Fe I I 6 ri par le. 11747j,01Y.7: .11•TiL Etaaaii — astrail7; taasesa(linGesila M 4 221° 111./IrsasMesstiasi N. Drts. NGlb at triage llal = Odom& Gas Pei D. 1174=1; Pada Odiallitan Da . ...... a rira: fta Le/al Ma Maas USN& amalavasles Saga Ladvallsia lad astarilso. Da Do. Dart al Du = ~ Vaa Vi glos --= 44 66 mell 23 27 i U 13 r 14 Si 42 44 U C 24 S h ft ..".. 1 I 6 T II it N 4 a a § 16 19 Petah Little, a Wearer, said that ea the mats' fa qualm be saw the bade prams driving a posy mad cart Ity4pretreet. 'newts' Nat ebe was s t rata% be wgala sure as eat Iran netban." bmr, sal a. aid, " It b sty beebtara, and wbagris tic.sd pro poky ie mac" Tin aide primer ear up Mmaid, "It is my cart, sal eits is ay wife ; I bit her Wn to take can of It." he saying, W b melt a tbe pead, me wg=eld was VALI bad his away, p a go and na away " as Mai easie ir eill. (A hark.) The W VIEW fa , polienria Ink at the stabs ) said seam us put boor lab the art, sal Odd her to wad It, sham that be would be bask fa a law sakmass. no was eoutewbit tbe the wo r n br -. The male post. ems appelbsadel ra. 14. Hall very Ode Arabi Ihe wewers'e story wee levee. Sims pima, foe the eels of a Helleadess jaw which he we de he theught very clew, West bse up is tbs cart to mho his of to,. Hat hew w it dist elem. who was left is sharp of the posy led cart bad allowed thus to be takes avg 4.3wrleby (the able clarti)-114 probably was left la abeam el fifty. I have Atm ewe these awls delves about by anybody that choose to elms Ibmweeives while the owners were away. They woe. left there really weatteshed. Mt. Hall said that was wry bed pr. However, he did sot believe the wanes meat le weal the cart. It would be • wendow to bee to beep oar, sad thee pa pie would set pley week WA' as bar. As la tbe =ea, it had never bun la Ms posallas. They Weld bilk M illehargsd. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. •TTIOITTIIIO TO STAB. Lewis adrift Ositar, of et, Dasemerest, Soho, a tailor, wee charged with attempting to stab Reuben Brined, of 9, Shentud-street, with a sword. From the evidence of the preercator (which was Mar meted by M. Albert), it apparel that the wife of the cri me" (who was then la the Peallea_ tiary at Minimal, where .he bribe= mat for robbing the Omni at Jersey). went to the geeseeutor fee work, •It he ppvs her, of at the same time tislag all be maid le bar out prima. He ties leek vetle bee get hie beam as , and oa Thor leg, elm herb( he wield de her mem jury, lett, sal he leek a room he hey at 17, Psatoomimek Haymarket, elms which the primer led tried an he could, by ewer to L get ha to ems back to him. Lest night ,:41... egos tato the room In Pantos-street, while he (preesualer) beppssed to be at the time, sad witti est egilft a ward, palled oat the sword from the mos, sad nabs altiat theist alt him, but fortunately it only slightly touched him. Hs then thew the primmer doers, sad the Indicted male( up, he wee gives into custody. The sword °tighten,' belonged to him, but he had gives It to the pirmmer. In Mace the phew and that when he came from prima be load the otor Myhre ia open adultery with hi. wife, and that to he of the feet, he went on the previous sight to the plasm when he fumed them, and a struggle took place fa the ammo of which the sword was drawn. So for from whiting to biers the prosecutor, If the hitters at his lodgings win mad It would be found them was so threats in them. He Weeded to commit suicide. Ile walled to get to France. The prosecutor said he would readily pay his puma's. The prisoner said if he would do mt, he was willing to go. The prosecutor mid he would give the money at eaCe and the prisoner, by permiseica of Mr. Bingliam,was allowed to put in bail till he could make errengetiatte to depart. TASYANT k.—ln consequence of a question as to the richt assumed by Majw-Cisaeral kl`Arthur to take upon hitoarlf the administration of the government of Tasmania in the groomed absence of Sir Beery Yang, the revernor. to the exeluaim of Colonel Percival, the signior aeon to com mand of the troops in Yemenis, who according to rata blished rules bed the richt, Sir Fleury Young determined not to avail himself at preset of the twelve months team of absence which be had obtained from the Secretary of Stets. Ludy Young sad family returned is Begird in the itsysi Mete. WANDSWORTH. TIIII CH EL U:1011E101 TOLL urwortow. Mr. raves, (rum bee Majesty's Dowd of Works, att<ndad with rehresice to this case. TENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. Six furlongs. Bouquet, Bridegroom, Four• Leaved Shamrock, Olympia, Rtehrated, Sir P. Shaftoa, St. Clarence, and Watchdog are hon. STOCKBRIDGE DERBY. Ow tau sad a half. laHp*, Fltzrolaad, Lord Stately, OW, Bra, Kelpie, °read Searst, awl Crabs c are hare. mornerowr STAKES. Si: Electric, Yulid, Nutlet& Si. Clanmai, fluka j . J. Dere horses ars here. Maricestle is instated. i - 1 1 DI m! 0 113 Si 11 i 0 l sk* 1* mos * itz me a I UP M SAO UM • woo so 86.1* ID 10.101 * MAO 0 2 U. 211 wow a awe N ow is WOO * *AM 110 CM i i 2 fa CPA th par m e PIN 111 a 111 7 ".4 . 1J.4.r 1 , .. iie iii 1636 at • re si ni se wig Ira PI 4 3 els p C ET II NC NI I se do 6 Ms i pa I as i psi alq i ini cm 111 f Ni as VI SS kJ i i i a • rr i I i 1 i ti a v 5 Olds 3 4 i li l aw 14 i 1 a' 1 i 0 07 S 0 Is W a ld A b ii ge " 4 7 0 0 1 pi IC 11 03 li i ab I Im COMMERCIAL AND MINCING-LANK-TM DAY.. rig Buriai.—The importers held for high prices, and the balk of the questity offered in public sale Irma bought in. The relined market Arm; lumps, Mc to 58.. Coma.—The demaid has become dull, and prior have receded about la . . Tas.—The public galas are progressing without spirit at about yasturdars wioes. Ittoe—Ths isles went off heavily. A portion of the Bral sold at 9a. to 9a. 3d., previous prices. The Koolau ehlAy bought ht. Rou—Demean sold at 2s. 24., prod; Leeward, le. N., proof 13rtoss sold about iambus rates. Pitman', 244. to 30. COTTON.—NO isls i ttartanaa reported. In other articles no I alteration. TALLOW MARIEET.—THIS DAY. Theaterket is study. Town to Is quoted 60e. tellers; Petersburg T.C. cm dm spot, 62.. 91 ; Jess, 625. 6d. ; Jul end August. Ks. M.; September, 61s. id. ; Oat . sad Dam, KM. 9d. ; alto, separately, 61s. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. _ We hare a good stpplon;elts. Trade for them is about the same u co Mon day. There is a larger number of sheep and lambs. Trade% exceedingly heavy foe them, szoopt for the choicest. Calves are lower. Prom Gerrarey sad Rolland there era 160 boasts, 840 sheep, and 837 Wm: Swim, 800 sheep; Norfolk end Boffolk, 400 beasts; sad 128 WWI cows boot the boeseountior. Po slur 001316. s. 6, • ti as er Ma •a.• 4. 1110164.14 Illestards— 4 3 4 4 j Sod pas 6111-10•1111 4 1 4 IP 16•4 166140aras —. 4 e 4 t 11444 Learaeah Pawed qs•/116 as 3 00 1 De. Malmo 40 44 Oahu No I 1 3 1 De. YAW= 3eo 14 use. sods Ira. al meta. 1.136: Om re iwal4 . l4ol4 . i . wwor• 484:1016. 111. IMITHFIRLD HAT MARICHT.—THIS DAT. Mr. E. J. Davis marts trade without abassiics. Priem rosodow hay, to 70a.; superior do 725. to 80a..1 ha rk. de., aft to 60e.; roves. 60s. to 605.; clover, 1110 s. 100..; mooed out, 70s. to 878.6 d.. grow, 265. to 31:1o. DANZ OF IRELAND. DUBLIN, WEDXSISDAY. At the half yearly meeting, held this day, the Melee?, declared a diedeed of 5 per met. foe the baY-yeer eliding dm 24th inst., carrying arm a balance of 1,0001. to be added to the tend. The funeral of Sir Edward Buxton, Bart., is pod- Fluid ti l Friday next, in consequence of the death of hi. sister, Mts. Hammond, which took place on Tuesday morn ing, at Northrepps Hall.—lroricich Mercury. MADAME IlirroaL—This great tragedienm is once more among as ihr a aeries of twelve performances, though the locale is changed from the Lyceum to the St. James's Theatre. Last night she made her drat appearance this season, choosing Lady Macbeth as the character for her rentree. She plat ed with ell her &cruse:mad force end in tenaity, and Wag warmly applauded throughout. The beat of the weather had a &whiting effect upon the number ,ea l the sudienos. The two prewmanoes by which the g curiosity will be excited will be those in which her great rival, Rachel, exeslied—rkedre and Adrienne Lecouvreur. The fands to-day are dull, but not lower. Prices are now quoted the same as they closed pester dsy. The government broker has made a somewhat larger investment in th. Reduced Three per Cents. than usual. Business throughout the Stock Exchange is very inactive, the principal feature being a fresh rise in French railway shares, and a :farther decline in English railway stocks. No alteration has been announced as the result of the weekly court at the Bank to-day. Consols for the Bth July are quiet, at 961 to ez div. The Reduced Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 96/ to 98 ; the New Three per Cents. at 96/ to 98; Bank Stock, 2191 to 221; Exchequer Bills (March) at 325. to ads. prem.; ditto (lane) at 17a. to 21s. prem. ; India Loan Debentures at 991; ditto (Scrip) at 99+; India Bonds at 21s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 1001 to 101. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is quoted 991 to I. The foreign stock market is very quiet. Turkish Six per Cents, are heavy, and have receded to 90 to f. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan, after being marked as high as dia. has relapsed to dia. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858 (scrip), I to dia. ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 984 (ex change, 25fr.); Chinon Six per Cents., 104 f ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter 93fr. (exc. 25fr.); New Granada Deferred Bonds, 6 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 901; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (Jane 30), 951 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's, telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at sBfr. 50c. ex div. for the account, showing a fresh rise of fully per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. The diaoount market was quiet, but no bills are negotiated below 21 per cent. At the Bank the business was limited. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation was about 12,0001. - It appears that the Maidstone sailed from M 4 t. bourne for London on the 17th of March, with 20,082 mines' of gold, and has therefore been 91 days out. It is also ascertained that the steamer Royal Charter has on freight 30,400 sovereigns, in addition to the quantity of gold dust Previous) y men tioned. The total amount of Australian gold known to be on the way to this country (exclusive of the sum by the Norfolk) is, oonsequently, nearly 700,0001. The Melbourne advices state that the following ships were advertised to sail for England at early dates, viz.: the Heatherbell, Essex, Hougometit, Shooting Star, and Eagle. The steamer Parana will take oat for the West Indies to-day 10,3001. in specie, nearly all silver. Only 1,4961. in gold is known to have been shipped by the Tagus for the Peninsula. About 20,0001. in Russian gold arrived yesterday from St. Petersburg, and was purchased for the Con tinent Advice. from Russia announce another of those grand burnings of the Imperial paper currency, which are from time to time resorted to, with a view to stimulate public confidence. The exchange at St. Petersburg on London has risen to 36jd. At this rate, however, a considerable profit is still shown en the transmission ofgold to this aide, provided it were passible to procure :any important amount of the precious metal at St. Petersburg. The &dykes from Bombay report the exchange on London sensibly more favourable for this country. Advice@ from Archangel, dated the 2nd inst., Mate that the White Sea was quite clear of ice, and that some arrivals from sea had taken place. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on India by the mail which will leave to daris only 1081. The prospectus is issued of the Great Indian Sub marine Telegraph Company (limited), with a capital of one million, in shares of 201. each. The objects of this company are of the utmost importance, com prising direct communication between London and Bombay, by means of a chain of submarine wires from Falmouth to Gibraltar, Malta, and Alexandria, and thence, via the Red Sea, to Aden and India.. The promoters insist upon the " expense, delays, and es pi onage of the foreign lines of telegraph across the continent of Europe," contend that ander their system the coat of messages will be reduced to a minimum, and urge the advantages which must accrue to the government from telegraphic oommu nication with the various stations on the line. It is declared that " the cost of a short message between. London and Bombay need not exceed 605." Appli cation has been made to the British government, " with every prospect of success," for a working. guarantee, 4j to 5 per cent. being the rate pri vately spoken of. The deposit is fixed at 2a. per share, and "no farther call will be made until a suitable guarantee from the government has been obtained. The electrician and engineer-ia-chief is Mr. This. Allan, C.E. The London and North Western Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 7,6391.; the Great Northern a decrease of 1,5011. ' • the Great Weetern a decrease of 3,6101.; and the London and Beath Western a decrease of 2,0701. The directors of the National Provincial Bulk of England have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and also a beaus. of 10 per eent., payable on the 16th proz. The sixth ordin ary general meeting of the Crystal Palace Company is called for the 30th instant. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: Tbo market for American railroad securities his hen very Inanimate during the past week, the transaction' in bonds being very small. Illinota shams have bean sold down to 18, but ban allied to 15 die. Eris shun have declined to 14, and doss dn. The steamer Columbian arrived at King George's Sound from Sucz on the 16th of April, with the London mail for Australia of February, and was to leave for Melbourne on the 16th or 17th. WZDNEIDAT Ilvzirnro. The foods this morning showed considerable ben. vines', • decline off to i per cent. being quoted, owing partly to news of an unfavourable movement on the Paris Bourse. In the afternoon, upon re ceipt of better prices from Paris, more Weediness prevailed, but the closing quotations were still per cent. below those of yesterday. In the other depart meats of the Stock kachange the tendency was de cidedly unfavourable. French railway shares ulti mately recovered from a fall which took place in the morning, bat English railway stocks, and Canadian railway shares and bonds, experienced an almost general reduction. The fluctuations in the various markets are almost entirely of speculative origin, the public evincing • marked dminehnation to operate. Consols, which were quoted at four o'clock yesterday at 951 to 96 ex div. for the Bth July, opened this morning at 95i, " buyers," declined to 95e, and closed at 951 to 1. The government broker purchased another small parcel of Reduced Three per Cent. Stock. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Camels, for account (Bth July), 96, 951, NI. 93; ex div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 951, 96, 931 ; New Three per Cents., 96k, 931, 96 , 95 ; Thirty Yee" Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 18 7.16; Bank Stook, 221; Three-and-a-lila per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1839, loin. 'The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 325. to 365. prem., and the June (the new bids being now issued), 17s. to 21e. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature wean fresh 11W in the scrip of the Four-and-a-ilatf per Cent. Brazilian loan, which is pressed for sale by speculative holders, in face of the instalments which fill due so rapidly. After falling to 1 to 01 d i e., the price closed at j discount, " bit) ers." Turkish Six per Cents. were dull, but closed the same as yesterday, at 95 t to The Guaranteed Poor per . Cents. may be quoted 104 to I. Spanish Bonds remain irm. - ..:r-----,, , L : ...0 ....-- do t 1:: i 1436. st.las Njalii NO IN NNW fIoiNIN 311.• • rattlio. Im. by Next L. IL 11: 2 CallinZi 311 14. Oaiella rd IL lb li. Tom & Nit S. PI a , 60....5..8„..—......--.-. se. 101 Out Imams .... , 11.1 WI Zaq AlVi pi& I, p lik la .• IN IP Do delryit 1 *ALAN 1.2 eq a. Pedmili 2 N I 4b. . tiii am ea .a.oxiai:Wpii. NI 13 Da Kw. NO 411 Do. ad* 1 01*U 0 IN all IN. it t• N. ID IN ill DP. pliboul sp. IN A INN mil 1143..0N.71 U al .s..ftwr. 111 pit Net i ill ....e.lllballialtirsh7ra II • ILlkvam=l•ll.it 1 it tit i 113131.tiagea la Orb (UNION) . •11 ... • sii•si: - • tte; s B 1 iltUdri. Ws ma I Sue I lima I ltd. I 12,0)0 .. Alt ßeje c' lre a i. "ll.4 1 9 1 4 -16 1.491 lo Devoe gnat 000 fllseldedo - Salt Sim 4 ILL 41000 Oriat SSE . - . 0.W.A111.11 )) - O. Wt. Ter Maims) tu t 1. 9.040 Ilialweallr e N.W. lain* all - North Waal 1.14 401) - Par Oes OIL V i i i. 2o PortelS 1146sdres) 19,000 ... 00.66144pOce:thii.be 9 SR - 0. Olell6oll re. Cleir) 14 I LOS Om Brea(' llogaai I 496 .. 0.4r.r74444.11, MILO MU VaseMalesil 44 US 10 Tin Otc4t . 9 400 Oa. Mess ide;Sidail 40 10.100 Vale 44 Tem (Ou- r Segal 11691. 0,400 - Wet Basel Mona/ 14 1 1. .001 In .. 114 634 WU. II 1 &SS - WIL IC = 1.1.1 12 1 sia Lam STEWARDS' PLATE. Two mai. Flaborma - 5, - 1 . dna, btu at ea P l 7i.g Idnglishmen, Grand fir, and Anon an ben. °TAM AJUITVAL..—LIIIIITITA, ISMltuflg, Truth c, hem, Blanche of MlNlabts, Chantren, Pony, Schriftet, Concer tina o, sad Loader. Exracran.—Clads the Second. Very est westhn here. BEVERLEY MEETING.—THIS DAY. zest RIDING HANDICAP. One ndle and • Qoutn Augury, Evelyn, Fairy, The Pedier , Glsatins, Copt Weddarburn, Brown Baas* Andirons, Crinoline, Wecition, Bewriet, meilowish an ban. THE GOLD CUP. Ow ails awl a goodie. Courtenay, Polo, Martin Prison of Ors Donny, Glantins, Trainee, Cheery dlase e. allant, Cma, Phyla Lady Grove, and Olen= an LONDESBORO' PRODUCE STARES. 4 furlongs 106 Conjoetire, Crinoline. 13=sea, Bechtel, c by Augur— Hypes, and Ticksool-Linve, in bon HOLDERNESS HUNT STAKES. Two mar; over four hurdles. AD ere trio, but Minerva (deed). ExnevEo.—Log . • o' Buchan. MINZa-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. Baldness in the mining market to-day has been to a moderate extent. Amongst others, shares in Par Consols, North Robert, East Wheal Resell, Wheal Edward, North Basset, Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), and Sortridge Consols have been dealt in at the prices previously current. Santiago shares remain very heavy, owing to the unfavourable advice, lately received, and are marked Other foreign descriptions are dull. WIDWINIDLY livamre. The transactions in the mining market to-day were upon a very moderate scale, and gave rise to little change in price. Tamar Mining shares were more offered. Pontgiband and Santiago Mining shares showed heaviness. EVANS r. Eva:ea.—This notorious out is again to be broaaht undo, the weeders/doe of a end el law, the plaintiff haring petitioned the M►Mm.m;al Cause Court for a divorce or jailiaiel separation on the mead ad sashay. The petitioner is expected to be breed bakes lb. h k tge Ordinary on Friday, for whirls dry witnesses hare been senunoned to WO/IT.I Feet or . 7 pheltelsA ama Esaatioser. LONDON OVIIILAL OMNIBUS COMPTNT.—The traffic maple tar the week rain Jams 12, 1868, were 13,0001. 156.114. IT lii 1 a 1:11 Fl 1 I I i llo 4 ii 2 I it { I 41* Tom 6f... , M .1, .... marlin OBIJOATIONII. Yt..yt 1&4441.8 &eft &awn alftv hare ler & li imam& .... G. 04•1441 Mrs Sp& Do. Nor potent . & Lomb's& for ma 44 Ikx &rim u‘ = = op.& is M0v ... 414413 pr& 301 R.sl. damn 444. it ge JOINT ROCK ILEX& tin =AU. flow.last Omsk at tris.om. mask au*.:6: IMlSldiff. amen... OWL lmleallikaad Mir Boat se Pals. RS Awe Yr. figltaal“ .mid a!ffla. ii a 5 li N" 3 Is ■i M nel lam leni ll nimbii Mau d osimod Du Iry Itatlesel Moak Now Swab Wae. 00nui bat Om 011omma VVe. Sopa AulaNs. De /may LUMP:4OO= - - - - 1 1 7 2 i VI IN i 17..1 i § V V MONEY MARKB7-THIS DAY. Two °Two'. IT se 1 A ro S V W a a W W a a a u M