The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-18 00:00:00

A geed it et delay nee eeresiesol ia coesegneer else main= Mae imasahres to eat es emoted amniminner. Dr. Ititimass, Y foram ermegmadnitian by Segient Bisbanati rid be ad est Mak that rigidity of the taireiri Om death nee ad a symptom of the patient having • spate awing the Wed. Spews won %quail, the rank et poieen. He Ed set Nabs the eaprireato in 1 534 eitb a hew b Wog nianknel es whams. Hs wee set to be mutant la Pehaer's ere, Y retereees be the sindeienetdog d may. Wh am used to pre** es as assenieser be the per 1444. He wee of opinion that Scam softies be. pregmey, if eccosspided by dialler I, medd have senimic If N the symptom sahib', d by the le rid. Ite-szatessid—lt was at the request at devjant diem that be gave evidence mann Palmier, and be wised te wain any rsaninerstins for hie etteadeace. He aspired his) *aloe that Cook died ?rota the dime et spier pattern oa erase-exereur Atka by the Mann- General. Host la the abdosem end the cam mamma he had :Demisted are symptom of irritant poison keying been aka, bat they was also symptom of violent dierrhwt, and whomever then was on ex. se of acid ia the stomach it wee likely so prods* a barnieg stasetion. If a patient wee oaf Mai ham violent initatioa of the stomach from as as, the edietaienetion of alpine of copper Todd be b ken to bormase that Infer tan. Witness wee acquainted with say cam of patiesstey moorland by dart moromiting,end violent pen is as ab domen. It wascostousery hv the greetest to:tattooers turbo B:perinatal' upon dog. and the tower maim* end alt thee experiments were recorded in the joarnala of scam et Estop. Than were very few casee recorded of death from now anemia! poisonag. lane 1 :371 hared to the opines that the doomed night have died fres second awes. J. E. Hagen dewed that b. wee • lecturer on the mistry for streams years at the St. Hoone's School atlas , anise, and was also • midland doctor of modkke. Mitoses was Gambled id Palmer's trial Ha was sogsaisted, by rending, with the itissis dew prowdag by entente, wed was ,fesq ealhd be s r m eciensre jo t ake poet mortars matoinatioss Masa Hs Wow the maitre of adorer.' of polar. It was aperheay harmless salt, sod to his °Fenton it would have no lot Ice ellmilsritlng poison from the system ; bat it bad that pewee, the poises would be removed bef=tt Vole to not am the system. He had given &beide of =anm experisseat, with arsenic mid antimony, sad 1$ tact whatever. Chlorate of potass wee wry meth sued u • wash for the mouth to sweeten the breath. *ap posing sneak and antimony to have beau admistelered to anyone for fire or six wombs, he should certainly expect to Sod both substemers is the i theme of the body. sad partieniarly is ! liver, road also in the kidney, and the spins, rid ff be did sot Mid anyT poises he should f nun the opinion that no peke had bees . He did not belays it poseiblo to led any trace of antimony Is the blood • :thaw also Wise it Oa the liver. In every case of alio,* slow polsoakm the ab wax of polka from the gismos would. lead him to wins tato strong doubts whether the death was occasionsd by police. Witham could elate poeitively from hie tors I experience that *early all the bismuth that was orsid contained arsenic, sad he should my to the cu test of half a grain to an OMR% He did not milder Marsh's test fur tha discovery of wreak in bismuth • cermet one, as be hod himself found it to fail. Grey powder frequently contained sathoony, and he should ay • ream portion than bismuth would contain of anemic. Asti:way was said la sem& aketiciase. Witham bed sem many case. of rapid poieoning by weenk, end the ISOIMMek was omly ulcerated in one isms/ice. la mimed s spike the condition of the intestines of the desemsd was sot cossithist with • awe of slow &retake! poises*. There was • peculiar visa/saes of the lining monabrana of the eye that he shoold ninny look fur 1• a cams of slow p o i son i ng b y arsenic, which was t Mi. cam. . Crom-maaMed—Witneett wan now connected with the Groeveme School of Medicine, which was formerly celled the St. Georges School. Warms was sustained on behalf of Palmer to prove that as no strychnine was found in the body Cook meld not ham died from strychnine. H. made cope rarer apes asimeds in order to aseertain the fact be depend to. lkspiadmi the Math of • grain of arsenic to be hand la ea ofteemere he should he of opinion that • large remeimed he the mows somewhere or other. c c :r a ider memered with the Grommor School wens as Prow. high finesnmared—Grearrease &heel had bees established fur %luny year es a sewer atimel d needielae. U he did not Gad my peace is dr hely wade, inch cireummenose be alma be hielleed to dear whether the experiment upon themosesitia errs serer eime. 'Then rearms of obtaining ogre perfectly per Le tho peeper 4 them experimenty sad be ormidred It a met demeerms thing to as. mapper 4 in, other deseriptioa, parlienlarly where a ores K nes at nab- The only midreci wanes@ dam at Pastes alai arm to Or elect that if the death bed been ormearel Yy sayehare imp:beim ought to bent toes head fa dr body, sad witair still entertained tht same klikkos Mr. &ha Lewis Thudicombe deposed that he wee • doctor el nistfklae end lecturer on pectic& sad experimental dr- Mary, and he was also a ;mum of Professor Luang. Wits saw had beard the evedince of the symptoms exhibited by the deemeed, and the appeeraucee presented anon the post mortem ezaminetion, and mooed* to his opinion, all th ose symptom were co s.whh the demised haying died • esters' Mr b. sad la hie 'Make she died of tlyeseery. He dm mid Om bad his mmerteme be oiald elate that these epepeemis wen ON esmilitt at with death how slew ammakol et mammal . Be wee she el spire the lamy ewe perealeg of this description, the plea wield le fwd la the Mime of the body. Ceuessenemined—He ermeidered the demand died of the War loses• se dysentery. lie had attended Ina seek teem is Lasdca. Otte of them was fatal; the mkt reseeerst Waver was a lecturer at the Grosvenor SeireL Ite-rartar—whoa bed ask sa analysis of grey peirdr, sad ford that It coatared, among • number of oder towertale, smear sad ariscay, end • larger portion ef the hits this the lasser. He had Sr analysed hearth, sal Wad that it rostraed both sneak and antimony. He raid sot any the piestity. By tee Lord Chef Beine—The quantity be timid rasa sere them • trees. Is ease riders, is • bemired sad =pair of Lisauth be toned stout half • grata of . He did set weigh it, bet be should say that wan shoot the gratify. Wirer did aot apes with Dr. Poser, that the quantity of sneak reatared in bismuth did sot reader it improper to he red as • lord krt. In tri germ It was sa isprvprir radicles to he By Priori Ballasuse—He fiord got Sate erectly what quaril of Fey powder he espiord. He cord have stated so exactly bet be had sot had time to amermin the elect partisy. Bs was well aware that b. was mailed to irks certain wires oa Lehr( of the prisoner, sad that it word he earetiel to be Dever The grey powder he sr pleyell wee the description that yr sirs to error. It was set Ora several gear at • dine ; one twelfth if • per wee sallialena. He war wry le day this it wan a triblebri giver to chrism la dire of from half • semis to three sr fear grains Wirer did yet dirk that We resale is the powder proud the &Nese& Bat Bel DJ you think it had say sir la pro ducing the iryaspeers yes bare herd of P Wirer—l rah the armory elt• took right be.. pre dated to 'Orem spots is the roar I do set Ark that eerie re arsenic oe the weeny had rythiag to do whit the death of the decered. RA-ezesofised-1 think that UM quantity of anteeis and satimlay cowshed is the bhaeta aad the grey woke would a , roast foe • mall paths at amnia babe howl Dr. F. C. Webb, atom comoseted with the Orosmaer &boot 44M0/diens, sod • physicists of the Greet Northern Homer.l. gave eirailar evideuce to the Met wider se te the mom t f death., sad sod it wee his opinion, front We symp tom.. that the deormed dirt a raters' death. He Wen a rmed on minim that the preview, of the Amassed wee • mateatil igen-lent in 11...reac, sad that it would Mee es• counted for t 0..; of the ev motors. that presented ilmmeshem. The Mimes also mated that be conaidsted the ad tainiernition d sulpLate of game to the de owned in bet condition of pregnancy was may ha- Lr.inmid that bismuth also ought sot to ises rives to b.r males. it was pare. 11. tom :Aped the dammed died tilt dyes-001y, aggro gravatml by bar primearcy. sad he bed toad of t 0..; virli came that bed altogether ballot skill. A burning pin in the bowel.. purging, and 'milting wen us cite:leedly symptoms attending rhe administration of irritant .000, bat similar eytoptoms eery frequently occurred from natural ass ma. In mare of slow MeTtilli.i poisoning all the mi.., finless would be excoriated. He wail of opteke that client. of notate would not In my way affect the (wawa Of pota t o, sad he mkt that if arsenic wen admietatend and caused death the poison mad de•idolly be (mad is the thanes of the body after itsh. Th. sottoaa we. examined at .ay considerable issue in reformer to the appearance. presented upon the pot estrum 11110:110Stiell, aid b. stated that all those op- Wltellfeetve, sod the abeam* of others, justified him In bia opinks that Ifiro Banks. died • Wand death, mid that It was not the malt of tbs edmilaistrution of poison. He said that be hod heard the mode is which Dr. Taylor arrived at the conclusion that the whole evecestioncoatitiord one.eigth of sines of arsenic, and he comidered n watt • mere gnaw, and ought not to have any wsialit whatever on the inquiry. Creopmamdmed—lf be mi. called is to attend the veils of a =Wksl mu. end bee bustmid told him that she was not in 'be family way, if be found that the medicines be pm la', bed did sat have their proper elect, he should fel his @sty to mane further tziquiries to mouton" whether she nee pregnant or not. Heel:took% not expect that say mai den would cheek tech a lissom as that to whke he Mist bawd the dank of the doom& lia should set have dreamed of Pest ha hal sanded spa the lard sal led sea dlUits . =• that pauallid palmus.lhs tharaned died al dyeuelny Y this asesta i tr o t t he d zillid Iv year ISM. Dr. 0. lira be bed vary peel szparleass awes d sidwilay, sad he had seat $ pod messy is vibe pepaany wr cendslaed wish fruity', sad fa am ens Mr dpeatery was way wane. la waidderall it highly fewer, to shalalsew mining maim to sera a is.. The rim* witains adarbod la web a aro au the pa& mama al kolas le thee piths of the holy whin the seam wee phaeL Re tasted the death d the deemed fa this ern talibrely ID tie dynatary and the ttiewaties sad eximustios mantana apes it All tee ay moans la soak asr maid he sapwood by the fact that the patiud wu billc= at. The dysentery of this constry was not by auk low. It was diarist to its chased, tr ie st a r ldi dpnalsay el but allantse. Ilwearnarned—Rbers foal formed Ids **mut in this um lon lims tbrassery et We" Mr. liar idwerlia, mews by roma graditioner, sad stomas le to. divides of polka, saki that Is his repriesse Fulda( sad veashiag van vary =mum to the fatty awn of mime rap and tia foram was bequisily so violaat aimed to exhanat the patient. sad he knew of am sass of this kind whisk lerwarGei fatall This patient was a woman sheet forty yaws eld, s he was amid and bad bad amyl Irsa. The Maas °maimed fir smog weeks, mad she trapaady oomplainsd of heeling pia ta the stewsek. The ease woe as ntraordiaary that wade a post marls= araiiislisa. _ By lajseet Bslimas—The pada ess la a seventh MOIR& . Witness saishaseed blew& to tbr paint, end raved the ventlies be the ass, bat it wan et sae. Ha waded saheb of ewer s very pew Wag Se be ananteret la awes el . TM COMM sad the beer lasers nen blisase, end ant ea ukase es less me s ebbe& [The tal err pressman whet ow Newt la.] THE POLICE COURTS. (TIM DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. A DIETIAMINSO WOMAN. A faeltionably deemed lowan fallow, who pre the Poe of Wes. Edwards, WY 4/AS/ with .ttaopUaß to pick the pocket of Mrs. Salim Short, a lady toddies the. It appeared from the widows that m the presecutrtz was walking along Cheepode she felt a tag at bet dram, sad that she instantly her right hand to bee pocket, where she found the hand of the pi &ono at the bar paging at Mr pone. She seized him by the arm with her lest head, while she dung feet to his hand with her right, sad OM him she was determined to give him in charge, epos which be made a violent dish to effect hi. mumpe, but she hung resolutely to her primrose sad held him het, despite his atru until some patterns& collected areemd her, tube Wombats& to interfere unless the primmer hemp plat. Tb. primmer motioned to struggle, at the ease tLue peratilog his ionocence, but she held hint by the head sod arm, ma she bad at fleet seized him, until a pampa come up, when he waa taken to the oatioa home. Wl= he attempted the robbery he had a coat hanging our his arm io the usual way of clever pick pekoe who with to hide the 'notices of tik.• heads while eperating, and that We was his only object in carrying it about with him wee evident trots the fact that wham un folded in court it wee Hid* better than a mass of tags. The Lord Mayor—What have you to say, prisoner f Primmer—Why, all false. I nava did aa the lady ate. The Lord Mayor—But she caught your hand in her peeket. Prloneer—l say she didn't. The Lord Mayor—But she swears she did. I. anything Maya about him I, Pe;triTltre7—lio loss bees here before, but with a &Meng moo sad a diatom look. The Lord Mayor--Yes •• I see he has shaved eff his moustache Mica Ile m ost go ix a mouth to hard labour. HOW-STREET. COWAILDLT CONDUCT. lichard Wilson, a merchant's clerk, was brought before Mr. Hall, charged with a cowardly result on • young girl lamed Catherine Chambers, et the Holborn Casino. The prosecatris, who mated that she was one of the opermk crept js belief, deposed that she went with • friend to the Holborn Coelho on Wednesday evening. At the More of the evening, while parsing with Om crowd out of the budding, the defendant (who was walking behind her) took • roost isdecent liberty with her. She tr-ned round and toll him he was so gentleman, upon which, indeed of apologising le bee, be laughed in her face. She thee pre him • slap on his kat, slightly indenting it. He responded immediately by raining his flat sod striking her • blow in the foreheed—the mar emagioned by which was fully perceptible in court. She ocasequestly gays Wm into custody. The defendant denied that he committed any indecent aresedr. He only trod cm her deem by accident, and when she called him • blackguard he certainly laughed at her. She then struck him in she face, and be only struck her in self lefene i. The defendant called hie friend. William Pinta, a young men, who add he was a tbh ales mw in billiugsgate, confirmed the statement of the defen dant4whom be bad accompanied to the Cain , ,. This witness said the defendant only held out his h.ada to protect himself, although the defendant humid' admitted having given hie the blow. Mr. Hall said it ine materna . dbgraceful proceeding en the pert a the drandast. H. (Ms wenhip) folly be hoved the girl's statement, sad lie aboold In the dandling 41., with imprisonment is d. alt. The fins was nagsady pad. cLEimatrwELL. 11011134 T OP • CAIIH BOX. Briny Jam, aged 17. • wellAsown thief. described ea • =bat who refused hie address, was placed at the bee Mr. Tynrhitt, charged with being coaemsed with two Were is meted. in stealing 251. from the Prince Albert pablie-hoese Hollingsworth -street, Islington, the property of Mr. Merles Walker, the landlord, on the 10th; aho wile bawler howahresklng kaporanas in hie poesenion. Thin Elsa MP &heady boa Rumford at this court sad ' ..waded on the above ohmic The prisceer and two men entered the ler end celled for emmehieg to drink. After they had been he the bout. soma time, the Katona west into the tepees, while the other mem stayed at the bar. While there they chimed two ItaiScrowne, and then caWeg foe Wpm pid for thaw with another half-crown. To cheap thee the wife cf the complainant had to go taco Ow prime to the cash-boo, end haying done so, • short tin e afterward. eard the bar parlour door slam, and the primmer and his companiona left the house hastily. Haynie missed the ceab-boy, the men were punned, and two were sppreheedel ; bat the prisoner, who had the mosey, managed to keep nut of the way until last night, ekes he wee apprehnaled by Sergeant °maid, 40N, and constable etameaser. 136 N, at the Jane Shoes pub lic- house, ShorediteL When taken into melody the owner was In the compay at a lumber of ticket-o 6 sae and I well-ksown thins; sod upon ham told the charge, deeded, in the now piths meaner, any knowledge of the tremor lion. Urn the corealis telling Pa ha mist go to ha polka. statics en priONOOP beams wry Asks; ands a dor pirate Wm& la the beam, sad earl spin Ina wasp aims to rams lin *eta cusledy. All the way to the ststka tho pacer saleavowsd to gat away, wed ft woo ash tho pwahni allholty that ha could be got then. When saareholl awe w hand upon blot a houes.breakiner jemmy, three .blebs keys, sad two_pick-locks. all med. Olt the aeon approved helm% as wag so • number of silent metelies end wee bans. Sergeant Erase. 12 0, odd the In which the primmer was tam wee kept by a was of the mama of Oran, and last *Uhl it wee full of salsoloasly had ohs rowers. Two rip Woos two onantaltho, who west to the boom to apprehend a men for highway robbery, were brutally swanked, sad the prfawar posed how their custody, Tll4rfaceer ti rensaded matil Waage/ay serf, LAM BETH. 1011111ZT 1Y A 1112AVLIIT. Many Ana Grata. • girl of 16 yews of age, WM charged baler dm linn. O. C. Nevada with rebbing her master ef sewn wine*. Mr. Epoch Tamer, a Paddieriewilsea, Lambeth, and lobe is fOrlVlall in the factory ef Wawa. Mandalay and Co., deposed that obese dye wain SIO the prisoner came into his swim le take ewe of Ids children, and la about a fortnight atm shimmied, maw with her seven sovereigna from a Isawer._ _ regram, 161 1., raid that on the 28th of last month he reeelewil fulmination of the robbery committed by the primer and Once then had boon on the " look out" for h er . He beard of her in many planes, and succeeded in apprehend ing her on the day bettor, at a ooffee-.hop, in Whitachtrol. From her own admiceion cm well se from inquiries he had made, he found that the hod spent the greater part of the money in the pornbase of tawdry melee of dress, and all she had MR when he apprehended her wae 41d. The pioneer. h reply to the charge, said she 66d been led to the commission of the elf. nee by • person much oiler than herself. whose name she nave. Mr. Nortoa remanded her to a futons day, to sire the con stable an opportunity of apprehending the person named's the accomplice la the robbery. THE ALLEGED MOND= ON TIM HIGH 811 AS.—In a paragraph in yesterday's Neil It yea stated by mistake the Captain Fernier, of the ship John Tyre, end hie chief mate. George &RD' Alms. bed been ooramittert for trial for the alleged murder on the high ages. The parties were only eommitted to poison tend bog investigations into the case; end we bane that, on the •deice of crown onnwel, which was solicited in reference to diapsted joarledktion, the sheriff yeetrrdey ordered them to be hberated.—Glaegetr CoiDLERA AT NORTH SHIELDS.—Two fatal eases of cholera have occurred at North Shields, a town at the month of the thee Tye), when the dl.eaec has committed fearful revolves at tamer peeled.. A German ssikr leaded, at appeers, from the Ramberg steamer on Saturday. with Premonitory rympym. of cholera. Ho took lodgings in the town ad dhd ea Tuesday. A child, diked three years, and In the some house, wee attacked on Monday, sad, altar akW Inset& died. No other awe are reported, but the authorities have taken the alarm, and waiter, prsesai- Dons of all kiads have blot adopted. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THU DAT.) TEI WC/MOND liCRDE G. T. *ld et Dr. lasthugt re. Win Now" 1111 . lui ts, ail f eels* beim Lard Cbirt Biwa Pollock. 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I 31 IS Gi ft II ta. __,,...zima ....... ."---- • Gen bt;=...at. i ili Pm i i 16 7 0 9 11 om i i 000 0.92 a 12 0 s se 7 ,4 11) 136 as II 31 1 ? • .. 9 0 10 10 TrtaßA2z, or Rum, LT.—A requisitice is now in emu se eignatere, asking the Mellor E4M, E.T., G.C.8., her MaJesty's PaelmasterHwasrel snd late Ambassador to the Emperor Of &bine, and High Casa lim=r4=Plasipsasatiary I. Cities mod Ism, to visit Greened* this animas or eseuing vista", and to give an &o ases* of the hagertent Week* with which he was =framed to the mast Waren end extreomesary people who inhabit Mae empires. The invitation is already slimed by the pro vost, magistrates, and many al the leading inhabitants,— Ortfromek Adlrertiser. CLERICAL PREFEERIEWL—The Rev. T. Bowen, who for the poet ten yeers has been the working curate of Leamington, ban received promotion at the hands of the Lord Bishop of this diocese. In promoting Mr. Bowen with a living, his lordship widreesed him as follows.— " Hortlebury Caetle, , near: &Peeped, August 5, IBA9. Itev. Sir,—l am happy to have it in my power to offer you the vicarage of Lyoushall, tho county of Hereford, now vacua, and fa my patrozusgo. It is stated in the clergy list to be with 3501. per annum, with • house ; and I hope that it will not be unacceptable to you after your bog and laborious services at Letmlnietem.—l am, rev. ski, yours faithfully l (signed) H. WORCKSTIII. The Rev. Thomas Bowen." r. Bowen hes ensured the reeved of all Ws parishioners during his stay in Leamington.—Worem ter Chronicle. CONVOCATION AT Your..—On Tuesday afternoon a revocation of the clergy of tbe proviso, of York wm held in the CM house of York Minster . A number of clergy at the Minster, at olives o'clock, bat no ar rangement ha then been made for the time of meeting, they took their . At half-peat one o'clock, how ever, the archbishop anima, and in occopeny with bir. W. Modem, the regiatrar, proceeded to the Cherie-hones, where the registrar reed the proclamation promaaing Convocadon to the lit of September neat. The Rev. John Bell, rector of Bothwell, near Wakefield, and proctor for the Arehdeaccory of Cravat, claimed remission to ask his gram to give in ',tractions that at future convocations the entrance of peti lions which were brought for presentation may be openly reed. Latterly the refusal to al.w this to be done had canoed • gnat deal of unpleesantana sad unseemly discussion. Alter this request his grace bowed respectfully to the gentle men present end then retired, not having uttered a single word during the proceedings, which lasted not more then three minutes. There were besides Mr. Bell only some four sr five clergymen present and several members of the Convo cation Soar, from London. A Davoiturnta GUMPLING.—GO the opening of the Dertmouth and Torbay Railway the net yes and other persona employed in oonstructieg the line were entertained at dinner. the mind* feature being • "Devonshire dumpling "of unusual magnitude. It was fa the form of • cone, about 8 feet to diameter at the haw, end about 13 het in perpendicular height. It weighed 2,10016.. and its ingredients were 67316. of floe-, 19116. of breed, 3821 b. of raisins, 1911 b. of out:eats, 38216. of suet, 951 b. of sugar. 320 lemons, 144 nutmegs, end 3601 b. of milk. It was baked erctiona, end thee bait op on • waggon, the fabric being kept together by hoops end other enecbabicrl devices. GOLD ram Rua/mt.—On Saturday last, the ewe. steamer Condor anived to Hall, from Cronstadt, with • general cargo end 16 casks 1 case of bullion or in other words, 84,688 helf-imperiels (vales 68 8631., an di weighing 17,622 omen troy). Trade an the other side le Mill an favourably spoken of, bat expectations of an improvement ere entertained. THE RAILWAYS AT PERTH.—No understanding has vet been come to between the Scottish Central end Scot doh North Eastern Competes about the geoeral station at Perth, and of course the publk continue to suffer all the in oonvenienee sad annoyance oonseqoant on the rugby*. It should be mentioned, however, that although the new station of the North Eastern Company be at some dis tance from the general station, it le considerably nearer to the town, sad much easier of acme. All the difficulty that has arisen is about the through traffic, sad certainly the trouble experienced by through paseengers is quite insufferable. There is very Bide prospect, we believe, of matters ever returnieg to the dant, quo mete &alum. Au arrangement will douUlese *made for the North-Eastern carrying Its throneh traffic into the general station instead of sending everything adrift as the new station; but it is very obvious that the company hays resolved on maintaining their new station at theOlasgow rood Bridge, having recently purchased a large extent of vacant grou nd at that place. livery day several of the directors are on the spot, doing their best to accelerate the trifficand leseen the inconvenience experiencedby psesengers. The new station is now le course of being covered in, and supplied with water, gas, , showing that it is intended to be permanent, whatever arrangement may bo made stout the through trifle—Edinburgh Courant. WEST BUFFOLH RAILWAY.—It appears that a line is projected between Bury fit. Edmund's end Efirenbn on the Cambridge divides of the Eastern Counties, 371 mike from London. The length of the line thus laid out Is 36 Mile; laths a/Ousted cost is 260,0001. THE CM'S RAILWAY.—The contractor for the railway has sow misenameod the works In tight eeriest. A large party of labourers, coloured end Europeao, were sent out lest week to Besets River, sad are now st work on a deep conies is that neighbourhood. More labourers have been employed from among the immigrenta by the Bride: and in a short time the 300 navvies may be expected to arrive from England.—Ceps learn Mal, July 0. THE GRAND Dona CONSTANTIReII Viarr.—The Oat. PrevasiseAeZaiturty, welting of the Grand Duke Coniston tine's visit to England, says:—" The object of this journey is likely to relate not only to the improvement of our navy, but also to have a political signification. As a consequence of the friendly relations (mistime between Propels and Eng land, we may look for overtures from Russia to the lest. animal named power, and es a coneequenos of thin a complete northern ------ X. 1 •10. 1 Cloverams. 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Consols for account of the Savings Banks. A favourable effect has been produced by the announcement of the amnesty in France. Stock Exchange business, however, remains limited. The weekly court at the Bank hu separated without altering the rate of discount, nor was any change expected. The Russian Loan is quoted 1 to 1 prem., and the Indian nominally 98 to 1. Console are officially marked 951 to for money, and 951 to 1 for the 7th of September. The pre sent quotation is 951 to both for money and the account. The Three per Cunt'. Reduced have been dealt in at 95; to 98h ; the New Three per Cents., at 95} to 981; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, at 951 ; ditto, 1859, at 94} ; India Bonds, at 111. to 151. die.; and Exchequer Bills, at 235. to 213 a. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been upon rather a limited scale. Attention has been chiefly directed to Turkish stocks, which have improved, the Old Loan being quoted 83 to 1, and the New, 731 to 74. Other descriptions are well supported. Sales are recorded as follows :—Anglo-Austriaa Five per Cents., 1859, 771, 77 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Conte., for account, 721; ditto Deferred, 181; Mexican Three per Cents., 201, 201 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 45; Peruvian Four-and•a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 79 (exchange 45.) ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for acct., 88; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 321 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 831 ; ditto for account, 831, 83 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 73/, 73i, 731, 74 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021, 1091, ex div.; ditto for account, 1021 ; Venezuela New Two-and•a-Half per Cents., for account, 281. A meeting was held to-day of the 'crerliton of Messrs. E. and A. Prior, coal merchants, who failed on the 6th inst. The liabilities were stated at 83,9881., and the asseh at only 17,7261. A committee of inspection was appointed, who will present their report at an adjourned meeting to be held on Tuesday next. The scrip of the New Russian Loan wee quoted yes terday morning 1 to; prem., and in the afternoon S to 1 prem. Intelligence has been received of the open ing of subscription lists by a number of the leading houses in various parts of the Continent, including, besides Berlin, Holland and Belgium. At Amster dam, for instance, Messrs. Raphael and Sons and Van Berke and Sour have opened lists. These foreign subscriptions will be transmitted to their connexions in Loudon, and by them lodged with Mews. Thomson, Boner, and Co. There will be only one allotment, and that will be made from London. Foreign subscriptions will be placed upon precisely the Game footing as English ones. The Paris Presse states that the newly established General Society of Commercial and Industrial Credit has opened a subscription list in that City, having obtained from the French Minister of Finance the express authorisation re quired by its statutes before it can engage in any foreign loan. The scrip of the pending Indian Loan was Bet quoted 98/ to;. The Five-and-a-Half per Cent. Rupee Loan, now open in India, and transferable by endorsement at the India House, was dealt in yesterday at an ex change of Is. 111 d. pee rupee, or equal to about 98 per cent. The demand for money yesterday was slack, and the best bills were readily taken at 21 per cent. At the Bank there were few applications. A sum of 4,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank Melbourne, The 118,0004 by the Southampton, from Melbourne, was purchased for transmiseion abroad. The remittances of silver for Calcutta and China by the steamer of the 20th will probably amount to between 600,0001. and 600,0001., inclusive of 300,0001. on account of the Council of India. The adviese from New York mention that the steamer Jura was about to leave for Liverpool, with 90,000/. in specie. Further Bums are expected by the Europa and Ocean Queen, due on the 22nd and 25th inst., respectively. The produce market yesterday waevere dull, and as regards a number of articles prices showed a droop ing tendency. The corn market yesterday was steady, at former prices. It is announced that the Great Eastern will leave Portland, near Weymouth, for Portland (United States) on or about the 15th September. Accommo- dation will be provided for first clue passengers oely, and the passage money will be from 18/. to 261. Return tickets will be issued. _ . . The forthcoming dividend of the Caledonian Rail way Company is officially announced at the rate of 3} per cent. per annum, leaving a balance of about 2,500!. spinet 3j per cent. per annum at the eorresponding period of last year, 31 in 1857, 1 in 1868, and 3 per cent. per annum in 1855 and 1864. The stock was scarcely affected in price by the an- Ina letter to Idr. J. Gerstenberg, chairman of the Ecuador Land Company, Lord John Russell's Secre tary states: That hie lordship. who Le folly alive to the importance of the question brought nude? hits =Mention by the depu tatkes which lately waited upi.n him, hag requested the Lords Colamistloners of the Admiralty to histriset the se. _ . sior naval Aber on the Poetic station to obtain end to for ward to this country kiss but toformation that cru be pro cured regardisg the blockade, in order that her Majesty's goverment stay be is a position to decide se is the steps whisk as properly ha taken in this matter. Lord Jobs Rowell has also stated to the Bcard of Admiralty that it would be desirable that the Admiral should, if possible, sta tion one of her Majesty's shim of war near the blockading squadron off the coast of Ecuador, for the purpose of watching British in,ereste. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,630/. : the Great Western, an increase of 1,0991.; the Great Northern, an increase of 3,0161.; and the London and South Western, an increase 0f1,3721. The fifth call of 91., making lal. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Red Sea and India Tele graph Company by the Bth September. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and mieeellansoue shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Insurance Shares .—Alliance, British end Foreign. 17, Ill; Guardian, 54 ; Indemnity Marine, 170, en bonus; Liverpool and London Fite end Life. 10: London, 43; Marine, 1104; Iltenix, 174; Vioterla Lib, 6. Docks .—Conimertfel, 102; East and West India, 119, 1191 London, 70; Southampton, 6 3 1; Vimarls, 1024. Gas: —lmperial Continental, 48; London, 60; Seoul Cassumera, 101; Wearer's, 11}. Canals:—Grand Junction, 531. In thillankruptcy Court yesterday there were some further proceedings in the cue of Messrs. Oak and Snow, bankers, of Blandfoed Forum, on behalf of whom an offer of a composition of Ss. 61. in the pound is made. Mr. B. Boyd, of the firm e Sinclair and P. yd, has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Belfast, and Messrs. Archbold, Johnston, and Powers, agents at Gibraltar. The Golden City and Polly have arrived from China, with 1,284,500 lbs. of tea. WEDNESOLT EVENING. Console, which closed yesterday at 953 to for money end the 7th September, opened this morn ing at the same re:ovation, declined to 96; to !, and closed it 953, or 95 5-16 to 7-16. The official bud now report ts as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 953, 3 ; ditto, for aceout (7th Sept.), 963, I, ; ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 953, 95; ; New Three per Cents., 96+. 96, 953 ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1880, 11-16 ; Indian Four par Cent, - Debentures, 1858, 96, 95} ; ditto, 1869, 943. 1,1 1. 10 lM 3 1011 ad id M PS IN Si 91 14 MN i i I NI 9 x 4 di id of 1 4 Id Di 13 xi 10% sel 71l IX a la The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 wen firm, at 941 to 96i, and those of 1869 at 94} to I. India Bonds remain flat, and were quoted 16e. to 9s. du. Exchequer Bills were stationary, at 235. to 265. prem. The transactions in the foreign stack market were to a fair extent,' but prices in some instances were quoted lower. Turkish Bonds &alined I to 1 pee cent., the Old Loan closing at 821 to 83, and the IN s lo t i cks w er it diaa sh 7 o 3 wed yesie to e i tead . rda in M y em , e at xic 27l . l3 ro I.6fotl.llefrs.fl:/ignhigtltly Bank, land, steam, dock, and miscellaneous shares experienced to-day no variation of importance. I Boot and West India Dock stook was dealt in at 119. Ottoman Bank shares were rather firmer, closing at 191 to I. The stock of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company was dealt in at 50 to 513. Canada Government Bonds were inquired for, and showed an upward tendency. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK! The mining market remains steady. The prin cipal transactions have been in shares in Stray Park, which are in demand, Hingston Downs, Pendeen Consols, Tatne•, South Bassett, Wheal Trelawney, and Cumberland Lead Mines. In the Stock Ex change North Frances shares are officially marked 61 end ez. Cobre Copper Mining shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in at 424. Other foreign descriptions are quiet. The accounts presented at the meeting of the Levant Mineral Company, held yesterday, showed a profit on the working* of 4,0001, out of which a dividend of 10 per cent. was declared. At the meeting of adventurers in Best Wheel Russell, held yesterday, a cell of fle. per share wee made. At a meeting of adventurers In Tolvaddin Mine, hold on the Mb test., a dividend of 3a per share wee declared. The North Miners Lead Mining Company's aoconn b t io ye: anted at the meeting held on Tuesday, 'showed— ui 931.8 e. 2d. ; due on account of cells, WM' sad a sash bee lance in hand of 174/. 10s. 6d. The Ritton Caels Mining Company, at the rowelatr hold on Tuesday, made a call of 2s. 6d. per share. • COMMERCIAL AND MARIBIR PLINCINI DAY.) Brow.--TiarMaheteonttauaiilall, bniiirieis ate =- altered su-day. Mood lamps 61s. to 63e, portly nominal. Conga.—This article lisa a very firm appearanos. Porto Us sold at 660 to 68a. ; low middling to middling Plan talks Ceylon, 69e. to 745. ; good Singapore Java, 600. 6d. Cocoa has become rathw doll of solo.. . TL. —No secs of top:eau° t tad to-day. Primate =sherd. itica.—A cargo of If shanzie sold afloat at 10s. 311. Sure.—Demerara Sold at 2.. 3d. proof. getcia.—Pitosoto sold at 3+l. to 31d. Cloves, Zanzibar, mid at Rd. to aid . 13ALTP/ITLE.—The public ado were &lady bought in to da . On 'Menge yesterday, remotion 6, 61,375. to 375. Bd.; , 7, 36.. 3d. , refraction 10, 36e, a COTTON.-100 bele* sold at previous rotas. il:TlL—This doused is limited. TALLOW KARULT.—(TBIS DAT.) The market is quiet, at the following prices, eta. :—Tone 63.. dd. to 54a. set ash ; Petersburg Y.C., 65a.; August to September, Ms. 3d.; October to December, 63e. 6d., do. separately, Min METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beast; is rather Wier than on Thursday leer , however, choicest quilithe me not plentiful and make quite al mach as on Xes4sy. The number of sheep and lambs is sisdler, but quite equal to the demand. The best tisserlptkois mat with ready male, but trade is doll for the other kinds. No alteration in the calf trade. Our foreign supply is 300 beasts, 2.760 sheep, and 395 calves. The number of milch cows is 116 ; and there are 400 Mama from the northern sad midland counties. . •••••••••••• era moos at frat:.. S I L L In *so Of MN. a. 6. a. CI. Bat loota. Herdoc66- 4 6 4 ad 111-breos - - Bat lhodierre -- 1 4 4 ISM Lear wool 4 6 4 10 666•64 6aail4y 066.115.. R 0 4 De. 44 atm - - Calm ...... I 4 Dm k sand 1 , 61t3 4 2 4 6 80% Ow a 116 , s 0666. s It) 6 4 L ab . Ohara 6 6 Irma so martst. 1.135; sr iambs. 10.1/9; um. 636: 166. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Trade steady, at last dsy'a , excepting draw. Prime meadow 80a. to 86.., en do., 88s. to 95e. ; inkrior ditto, 60e. to 70a.; new tto, 75e. to 841. • sown, 60s. to 00a.; cloror, old. 955. to 110 a.; ditto, new, 80a. to 901.: straw, 38s. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BY ELzerarc TILEOSAPR.) YORK SEEPING.-(THIS DAY.) EBOR BT. LEGER. One mile and threeqwateru P Gamester, Adam, Aneuriu, and Woodburn are Lore. PAID FORFEIT —Bonita. PRINCE OF WALES STAKES. Five furlongs forty-four yards. Emily, Nish Treason, Trovatora, Thortnanby, Pol!author, Vets, Spot:Ltrth Maid, Horace, Wes Conyngham f, Grand Master, Lady Trams, and Lanabsater are hers. GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. Two MUM. Under Mad, Starke, Meld of Dullest. Kestrel, Heiress, Peeves", Courier, Rogerthorpr, Arcbdecheis, The Daps, Br-rkrupt, Deuiel, Shaft*, Voledle, Heir-at• Lew, sad Pouch we here. PAID FORFEIT.—Ditto. FOURTH BIENNIA!.EITAKES. TY,C. Leprechaun, Edith, Sir William. Homeward Bound, Warmly, br to Rehihnw, Trovatore, Grenadier, Poi[Lathe% Sacrifice f, Grand 'Muter, Upperhaad, Vanquisher, mod Lawler/atm are here. Exrictre EGLINTON STAKES. Lady Kingston, Sir William. Lady Trespw, Shaft°, Thormanby, Grenadier, Birdcage, &atop, ani Aristocrat are here. HOPEFUL STAKES. Newcestk, Uralima, BeAtrapt, mid Sottveoir Sr. here. Omuta kaRIVALN—The Wizard. Maid ad Madam f e Andover f, Tom, Gem, Harebell, EAU% Doc, latatiat, Hooey Bee,. Peacock. Barefoot, Swerbanoe, Montrose, New sad Blitz, Battlaboae, Vatty, sod Rough Bob. LATEST BETTING. EDGE HANDICAP. 10 to 3 eget Volatile 4 to 1 Starke 6 to 1 Parer 7to 1 Retreat 8 to 1 Underhand 10 to 1 Any other. FOROERV.—Two forgeries were committed at Welton or To-relay, one on the EOM Riding Bank. and the other on the leak City and County Branch. The delinquent Is a young man named Hensley, who forged the nuns of hie Wide to a cheque on each bank to the amount of 3001. to gether. The manager of the that hark woo not, however, g uide; w ith the Maned:ire, and on derpotching a memenger to the ands, he found out the fraud. The young mon wag captunsd in Hall the same evening. Lose ON SNOwDON.—Lset Friday or Saturday young gentleman from Liverpool, whose Immo we have bent nnablo to testa, fin oompany with a party from Chester, seconded Snowdon at midnight. On his war, eeparating from his party. he was lost, and has not been fiend of since. Parties were out in meth of him on Sunday and Monday, but acthinghaa yet been beard of him.—Cheater Commit. TIIE HARVEST IN Bamsii AMERIM—With re gret to the proepeote of the harvest, the mounts are highly favourable, and atm so long a period of depression it le most encouraging to read the hopes that are already traipsing to be entertained of the good influence which it will have on the province and the trade, as well so on the agriccitaral pro sperity and the immigration Into the province. Small seraph• have already been brought toms:het, and the quality to pronounced to be excellent. It appears to be the general opinion that, with the exception of • possible sproattag of the wheat through wet weather in harvest, there Ls no room for doubt respectisg the excellence of the mop. The quantity produced per acre b a gaol aver see. and the character of the grain better than orcinary. Th woe also en ontutual breadth of option wheat growing, arlih the best appearence and hardly an uncertainty se to !nreaching perfec , ion. The other product* of the are hitely to be abundant, with the exception of grass and truita—osts, unneual extent and having a lazaront appearance. In the report* which we have from time to tints copiei from the Mules, corn, potatoes, and turnips Wog caltieritod to am papers in both provinces, it will b? !OM that t earth but few sad partial exceptions, that is the state of things In the country generally—the wantons being bed enough to da iries some settlements and vilioges, but not proportionately extensiv4 to large. or oven perhaps up on an y r e unt y . In man y p orts of produce any anima effect upon the p ro vince at the west the main harvestting lo accomplished, and with ostiefectory tesalta—Comehen News. J MI sil I J J I all ISO sit 10 all 14 • all • • 1 I 11 .1 J • a. U j sll I sit • A II al II MI 110 1 .1 IN II k 4 It le 11 ii E Plit i Pis A NI U 1 16i F O l ill vi Isre • i t I% Ili a► lA IN 71 S