The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) SHERIFFS' COURT. (More Mr. Hall, Dainty Uwier-ahorM.) PROCL•IdtTIONN or liCTLAWST. Skis day • " county court " wee Weld is order to make proclamations of outlawry is • number of carom There were so cases' brews the court; no jury attended, and !cur odSciele amend to constitute a court b , fore the basin/se could proceed, sad thee Mr. Kemp, the Airier a officer, called in an width!, vows the theca es the list. As the ceretemy le likely to he sboliahed, the scene is worth discribiag —"O yra, 0 yea, all manner of penesa that have asythisg to do with this County Court, draw sal giv• your attesdasns." After repeating the names eir Ma shertills, the lit was coned over in the following esim—widwerd Kent S. Bailee, at the wit of George Tooldes aid mother. Ike Hoe. I. C. Braise, at the suit of W Ortistai Bask Corporatism. Hosiers Merrywesther M the wit of Musk Anse Stephen. intr. Robert Potter Croft, at the sit elides/ helms'. ~ Haswell, at the suit oil Wined Ramos Radom at the ash of TiIOMIN CI Wasy Cooper. 0. W. P. Curtis, at the salt d the Orimital leak Has. Omega Brooke, at the watt of the sions. C 7 l : - . Bala Pinsherees, at the suite of Rabid Cosies Mims argered, at the wit of A. flower. Ilk Treesis Clothe Karrwlm fiat., at the suit of W. Miller." _ -• • Tb priio; were &aired in depart la poop, = m g; obis Aialises os delt Ar= oh 'n• w.. coaskied GA am the CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. ('IUS DAT.) TRIAL OF DR. smsnium. This morn* having b.ee appointed kr the trial d Dr. Scoetkure, atvaaect of tha mean of Wells Denbee, Si Lamed, tbe gnattot excitement appeared to peeved to heat the prampedkne, end eery 'makable rat la the wet eceipied Meg bales the mewl bows km the 00111111211111- MN Of the pc"••thap. The Lord Clint Nor.. took Mg en t►e beech at 10 o'clock. Tit. pewee", Trak. SemiArta, aged te, sad digetlkd r a arrow, ter tb.a placed at the bar. Ho err charged ars aaiadietrast sad alau by lb. o.roaar'. rimmed...a aith tb• wiltal rarer of Labelle 'Barr. The replan *wind n.mt guilty in • low tone at voles. Tito jury were thee sheet to by swore, when the pitman said is objected to t►e Lod Chid Bares tryieg ►im or he tailernised is wee ea letiseete pereesal friend of Dr. Taylor. The C►tet &roe sold that he in 111011111 KIN ►a honeyed, wit► an his brother ;edges, sad ovary member of may Monty or meanie histitstioe, certainly wee remained wit► Dr. Taylor, bat, wit► the ezeryttre of his haying rat hive at large piny a few days ego, be bad mot seen Win fora cos sidsoattle ti s. TY obteettin of els prisoner would probably apply is every nee of the leaned jag*, as/ Ihe did est %hulk be engin r adj.mre t►e tried es the ironed seggested. P.. would, ►n.vet., coahe with lir. Jaen,. Wightessa ogee the seljoct. A diod a:rebores ocesollegdy look does Worm lb. Land Jadpa, sad the Lord Cidel lona dioa sided teat Ili. Judea \fighters *Ambled rite biro ia the °Odra tint Mr aid Aged ad be podoosod. . lls primmer was idea gine ti &erg- to the jury. Mr. Ilerjawat Bella:Mae wee empeetelly rotes/II with Mr. Bakis, Ms. Clerk, sad Mi. Merry weeiher, 6,r the pro moter& Ur. Sew eut Perry wee opecul'y Pealarl with Gifferrl to Wend the peewee,. Jude se the our ter, .bent to proceed, one of the jut ymen bagged to be excused front retying, on the ground that fr.= whet Iwo bad beer' be was etrJegly prejudge/4 againot the redeemer, sad theteforu coastdered ke ought not to he on the 117. - the Chief B woo Rul•1 him he &boa' l have ma I. the objez tka bervre he was swan, mad the court ha n, power to iaterfere. Mr. Seejeant Belleitis, then said It would be his painful duty to ley before the jury the evidence in this else, and it would be scenery Per the mks of public jostles, for the rake of the prisoner at the tar, that the y should well consider simply the evidence that would be brought before them to prove the charge, and unless it eatisfectirily proved the guilt of the seemed, they would give the primer the benefit oy any doubt that might exist in their mind.. The charge was one of • moat serious eharacter—the allegation wee that the primmer at the bar toe away the life of a fellow creature by poison. The cis) was one autroanded by did enhies which would be brought oat by the priemer's coun sel. The prisoner was • men of Inform ition and learning, and it seemed that. availing himself of his knowledge, he made sae of a plow and irritant poison, which he administered to her himself until, by the mei - tamale:on of poem and irritation, the poor lady sunk and died. when he had laid the whole CIF , " before them, they would probably be of opinion that every means were taken by the prisoner from the commencement to the end to shroud the whole affair in the deepest mystery. After catol..ning the jury not to allow Any pr.ludice to effect their judgments he proceeded to state that Dr. Smethurst was a g. n-1- mac having • oon siderable medical knnetledg•t, and in the begiusimg of last year resided at a boarding house, No. 4, Rifle-tensor, Bays water, with his wife, a lady very much older the& himself. Ab7int Jane teat year Miss Isabella Beaker, a lady of great respectability, arid having friends residing in the neighbourhood, went to live in the came house, when • coneidereble degree of intimacy sprang up between h. r and the Smethurstt,. This the land lady notord, and not thickly, it paper she sprite to Mime Bastes about it, and the !mutt .1t• that on the 29th of Nov. she felt and teak lodgings kt Kildare-terrace in the terns neighbourhood, • kite Dr. Smethurst sad his wife mistimed to tesitle in lbfb•terreoe. On the 9th of December, Dr. Bon thur4 and Miss Bathes went to • church in the neighbourhood of &decreased got martied,sad then both retuned to their homes for two dojo, after obi& they both left their lodge's and mat to live together at Richmond. There they lived without the knowledge of any tweet> r of . her family cuff! the I Ith or January, when Mesa Lades Bantam her sister, received a letter from her, let sot addressed from her pikes of abode. On the 16th of Febreory Ye received another letter, and then west to see her, when she found they were living together as ma sad wire. She then saw the deceased, who was in • very weak Mate, and became very much excited, hot get perfectly calm before she left. Dt eemed end the primmer ware then heist at 10, Alantrvillso, sad Dr. Julia. and Dr. Bird were admading her. They had been Net 60 es the recommendation' of the Issdledy, and Miss Beattie suggested that Mr. losing, of ik. Owes Hospital and a relative should be east per. but Merriest it, sad said Ikea Bella did set wish it." Mies Beaks was to ham mass Astra te see her slater ages, within dues or (war days, but oa the 19th she received • Wm from Dr. fasehung, patting elf the visit on the ground that the electors had ordered her to keep quiet and to receive se deters. From that time until within • day or two of the doesesed's death Mee Benkee received letters from Dr. Finethuret describing the course the Mee was taking, sad the income of the waking and darrhots. Dr. Julius is the mean time haw ng tried the usual TlMbedile in dews of this chartteter. awl finding they bad • directly contrary effect to what be inte.ded them, got hie partner, Dr. Bird, to me the patient. Dr. Bird having had comiderable 'apt rime* In bowel complaints wee surprised to dad that hie rentedica were just es fruiters se hte partner's, sad then they prnpomi that Dr. Todd, of Ring's College, shoal , ' be sent for, sad without telling him their suspicious, dwelled the case to him. When he saw the deceased, (nom the expression of her constenatioe and the symptoms described, be bellowed she wss suffering front the effect of come metallic p' icon std he directed an syscnatioa to be obtained. It was, and is mai eke it ending remelts was found in it. Dr. Todd prescribed for her. end after she had taken the reedlise she lid the same sprite:ma as before. An evacuation was again obtained, naknowa to Dr. Smethurst, end la that were trace, cf arsenic. New, so anent, was Mien lathe medicine made op for her by Dr. Todd, and if she had taken that peon shet could not have taken it from say other hand than that of the prisoner, as he woo the oaly person that attended on her. The next thing he caked thew saleatice to was the not el the defendant greasy Mr. dealer, • soli, itor, of itiebrocark le make the will of the deceased on • derdey, leaving all the property she had at her own deposal to the primmer, and the statement he made to lb .t geodes= at ihe lame relative to the mil barley been drawn up by a berriskr be tows, whoa it was in his own handwrites', sad also his excess for lke will sang 'moed M er seldom urn% He then the nature of ate medical evidence, which wend be exploited by the medical men, and from which he feared the jury would We no altereatim then come to the eon thetas that the praece had c turd the death of the de emed by the etlenisietration of antimony and meek. Nevis, referred to the applarantso of Tereus parts el the body after death. • h present. d dos that would Out ha soomintel for by any natural dieser, but which were oormietent with the death of a per son having ben d. stela by email donee of se Irritant he again adjured theta to give their moat =blamed attentoe to the evideace, and might Ord guide them to a right coseladou. TM Winbe oviritnee w dm glom Mrs. Mary tleekb, t.. .d ►y Mr. llndkia.—l sad my Laebersd reside at N. 4, RNirterr•ee, Baymesser, and keep • F 4,44114100 M The daee•md lady sum to ledge at ley boom na the 2uth c 4 &iptimeler leaf. The prisoner red ►is wife ,Lo Wiled with ae. We knew that be arm a medical rase. It. a ire appeared in be ouch older tline M. When tot priamier bed been • short time in my ►oam, I noticed what 1 anosideied to bt improper lenic.i.nity b.t,v btu end Miss Hose.., sad I opt ks to bee on the saNeet, sad die bit asy &um. Sao told the primmer in say prewar' that I bad amen her 'tunes to leave, sad e►m also taxational Um rams. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1859. The prisoner said he was very sorry I had pkea to Mies Noakes, and he also said that he should lea re hl.aell, es ha was going on a visit. Miss Bakes left on the Elth of No vember, and the prisoner Clel the 12th of December. Hie wife remained behind. The prisoner came to visit hie wife once or twice after he left. klios Banks@ never had good health. She always appeared to be delicate, but she wee in her naval health when she left. She oonstantly °com plained of having a bad appetite. Cross-eremined—She would say that she felt names when she attempted to take food, and thlt she was very bib. one. This was the principal thing she complained of. L used to observe at dinner that she did not eat more than a baby. I recollect that more than once she left the dinner table through sickness. The wife of the prisoner is alive, but she is not living with as now. She .as ill occasionally in our house, and the !piterner u-cd to attend upon her, and he weed to take her luncheon to her almost every deg. Every one in our establishment knew that Kr. and Mrs. Smethurst were men and wife. Mire Sambas, of course, was aware of it. An arrangement vs• audio that the risoner should remit money to me on the 11th sad 28th of every month for the board and lodging of his wits, and that was carried out for some time. esemised—The Re money WY always Enid by the pri soner s wire. Mrs. Grabowski mid—l keep a ledgiag hems, No. 87, Kildare-Wm" Sayewater. Oa the 29th of November last the demand sum to ledge at my home, mid watt away on ta. 91h of Demmlear. She appeared to be very delicate, Lot se embed musa attended her. The ;meaner never visited bee at my beam She told me where she was going when she ha. ~Ceaea•eaamtnd—TM decayed never complained of any particular illner.. . ' -. lll;:isters Bptes said—l am parish clerk of Bstteram, end I produce the register of marriages for that parish. It contents the entry of . marriage between the pnooner and • pews semi Ladle Ariake., on the 9th of M.morber. prwat M die yardage. The prisoner is the parson who • tbma merrisd. less Louie* Bank.., disarm of t'ss decrier, said—The *Karr to the register of marriage now produced is that of 9 111m .14". *Mfirer was Tit in and recd. Mr Asa Robinvon rid—l reside at No. 27, Old Prior grahms, and let irreg.,. On the 9th of December the pri sm, sad a lady whom he called Mrs. Smethurst bind spartmals in my hour. She appeared to be quite well at tb time, and need to walk out every day for three hours, and Yak her meals regularly it. far as I knew. She wan taken ill about three week. befits the lett, and Dr. Smethurst told too it was • bilious attack. Be rid he was sot quit* sati•fied with the way Abe was going on. and I recommended him to ob. sin the wsist•tone of Mr. Julius, a radical gentleman of Richmond. Medicines were sent in by Dv. faiths toe the decessel, but the did not appear to get any bitter and aim could not take any solid load, and had nothing but arrow-root and slope. She left on the 15th of April and was then very ill fried. My daurbter and myself usually took in the wrier*, that Win MO. Cress-examined—The deceased need to vomit green and billow-looting matter, The prisoner spoke to me about harms another medical man, end he gave me his card to hand to Dr. Jalius. Ile has a large casettes at Rich mond. The prisoner sad the deess.ed appeared to me to Le on very kuld and aff-etionsto terms. Dr. Smethurst . . . was purticulatly toad to the deceemd. His otject ie calling in mother medic.' men was that he would not tram to hirer'' any farther, as ha did sot Ilk* the way In which his wde'e 11112,!e was going on. The deceased was mover condoed to ber hot when she woo in my home. The bickers. wed to come on when the deceased moved. I remember the deemed having a severe &wadi of toothache while she wee starieg in my hones. sad I believe she west to Landon to cosset a dentist. Mrs. Suasanab Wheatley said—l reside at No. 10, Alone Rioknecod, sad tit some part of my house to lodgings. The primmer sod the deceosed took possession of some apart. meats ` q home on the 15th of April. Dr. Smethurst told me he should May with me some Barre if Mr.. Smethurst go' well. The primmer engaged the apartments hitoselfin the eau inatimeekand he afterwards brought tee deceased fa a cab, and she appeared to be veiy 111, and went to bed almost immediately. She only came down four times before her death. She was attended by Dr. Julius and Dr. Bird. I prepared her food. Itoomeisted of arrow-root, tapioca, and rice. The miscast Always carried the food up Mom lf, or ' received it from sue at the door of ills deceased', bedroom. No me belt tbo primmer administered any food or medicine bathe deceased, and he need to bring the slope from the room and *as them on the landing foe us to carry away. Upon one occasion I suggested to Dr. Julius that the deceased should have a nurse, and the prisoner said be could not aft ird It. I remember come matters being taken fr im the deceased's room on the 29th of April by Dr. Julia.. I never on Any occasion sow say remains of the food I prepared for the deceased, except once, when the prisoner brought me moo rky sad told ma to throw it 'erg as it was conr. Cease-examined—Dr. Smethurst always • to me to be very kind and 'fractionate to the decessed. Be occu pied a editing room and bedroom only, end he was to pay me ORes shillings a week for the apartments. Dr. Smethurst used to say that be removed the estrus. i ins Iratnediately is order to prevent • bad smell in the room. It was a moan room with only one window. (The trial was proceeding when our repeat k/L) THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. ♦LLEGED HOTEL ROWEEILTED. Binantal re/, a foreigner, waa charged with being found la a dullum-house for an turlurfal Mr. F. Smith raid—l keep the St er =a Hotel In St. PauPs-church-yerel. The prisoner ours to in) house end had a bed on the third 809 e daring the past and on Thursday evening a gentlemen coo that he bad found the prisoner under his bed= be prisoner mounted fir the mistake, as be called it, by etyteg that kis head wu bed, and he did sot know what he wee about. I gave him into cuatody, bat I did not miss any property. The prisoner had in his pos. season a small black leather bag containing some wearing apparel sad a dagger. Green, the detective oflicer—l told the prisoner that the dagger bad been moles, with a watch and chain and some money, tram the Royal Mint Ho'ol, Paddington. Hesaid he knew nothing about it, but a card of that hotel was found is his bag. Sir J. Ittegrove—ls the gentlemcus here who was rubbed at the Hopi Mint hotel P Green—No, sir, he liras at Pontypool, in Wake, but the landlord of the hotel is here. Air J. blusgrove—le be known ? Oreesi—He says his male is an admiral in the Feench service, sad that hs frivoler) has been staring at the " itabloet.Rre," where I have aacertained a gold watch and theta had been stolen. In that case the prisoner was watched and eeerched,butnothisg found upon him. Tt c prisoner Vended guilty to the charge. Sir J. Musgrove said—l hove an difficulty in dealing with this use, sod I therefore commit the piste:ter for three months with hard labour, and with regard to other cues the parties may prosecute the prisoner at the expiration of that Theproprietor of the Royal Mint Hotel said—l certainly shalt preset -me the vinous". 81, J. Mangrove—And you will be action quite rightly. Indeed, I think it is your duty to do so, for the protection et your fellow Madonna,. A stuartly•dresoll young man, who give the name of Smit4, was them placed at the b.; charged with a similar of ac-. . _ Sr J. Margo lie—Who pose litre in this ewe Mr. F. Smith—l do, Sir John. (Leughter.) Sir J. Mimi:lvo—You seem to be highly favoured. (ne rved laughter.) Mr. Bmatt—Thle prisoner came to my boner, end asked for • bed, and requested to be shown to his room, in order that he might wash his hair before fetching hi. lugger. He was shown to No. IS rove, and be wee soon etc r seen by the chambermaid leaving No. 12 room in a hur ried meaner. Green, the officer, baptising to be In the hoer upon the last car I celled him up. The Freer said hie name sac Smith, and that be was a respectable man, but fades to sati.fy Green with regard to his respectability, 1 gave his into custody. Oar, the detective °Myer, said—Tee prisoner told me Me bigger was at the Greet Northern Railway Station, and I ▪ Fwould inquire, but in the mean time I would take him lato custody, Oo the way to the poll,* station he triad to gee rid of some pawn tickets, _which I found represented a gold wreak and chain, pledged at Gravesend for el., sad other ankles. He gave the name of Thomas Hall, at the station, and the arras of the Hotel de Prerece, herder-square. He said he was known there as occupying No. 18 room. I went there end found two carpet bags which I unlocked with keys taken from the prisoner, and found three duplicates for a cigar tube, a vat, and other sticks. Crag-exarsed—Nothing had been hat at the Hotel de Provence, as he did not sleep there a single night. He did sot pay the hill there. I omitted to maritime that I found two knives on htm, one of which was broken as If it rid been used for violent work. . . Bailey, a detective officer, said—l had the prisouer is enstody, three synths ago, ow • Marge of robbing the Marsn's Hotel, but the evidence did not appear sufficient to said the ease befalre a Oliq'S'rot., in] the itopectur their tore diveltarged the prisoner. Knight, another detective i• fil xr ' said—About sin weeks ago Me prisoner was in custody at the Mensiocohoum ' and be was mat dma to Noreich, I believe, on • warrant hr • robbery in the country. PriitISIPT-4 was takes down Into the c mastry for a robbery of 1001. at York, and I was found innocent, and they let ma go. Ball, • detective of& r—l believe his right name is Ch.lkr, Sir Jobs. Prisoner—That was the came of the °Mom who took me away. Green-1 wish for a remand, Sir John. Mr. Lewis, jun , for the defence, asked that the prisoner might be discharged. Sir J. litegrov.., sat I—l should n',t by fit to sit Errs If I wore to discha.ge the pneonev. I shall reutatd him, and I have no doubt if publicity be g:ven to the cur that we shall beer ot woluething of greater importance with regard to the prisoner than the preessit charge. Reminded till Tender. MARLBOROUGH-STREBT. PICKING !OMNI'S. Willieu. Cooney, will-known to the police, was charged with ptl . we i cte c t o zf Lord William Henry Bentinck on the In Upper Brook - street, and Moo sasaultQ . B7mjamin Bannister. His lordship stated that he lived at 443, Brook-street, end that on the previous aftarnocrn his attention wail called to the poisoner, who bad taken from his pocket his pocket handker chief, and who, at the time, erns running so fiat am be possi bly could. Deteradnad not to lose hint be punned, but lost tee eight of him for a moment. He was, however, presently to. brought back by two men, and he sew Um handkerchief found on him, the one produced being the same, and isavi his initials on it. Haviolently kicked the perent who stopped him. Beejsmin Bannister, potman at the York Minster, North v , Audley-street, proved stopping the prisoner, who was run ning bard at the time, when the Kinser gave him a very violent kick, canting him great pa The prisoner adinitod his guilt, and wishing the use settled at once was committed for six months with hard labour. At the conclusion of the case the noble prosecutor handed the witness Bannister a sovereign. SHAER L182&-71118 DA ?. 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Now , ..... 10 apa icooe 10 WI WI 1 lad* Tol. 0 1 I a pes 101 ,F, raw, law _.. 44 II • DO AN. ..... • 0 64 66 MS 1 71 owl 146.110 W .. ..s .- 0 11l el 1.1,1111 It. W 41161 Atm Irwin 140 111 10 64.40. 9$ 5448 Wino! 10/1 0 16 1714 IS,* 1 sotworloo M. llorlo 0 I I M. 44 I Do. Ito. Ku:sand sd 1 OW * TrantaLsOo.llp.Cl6a. $ •- 66 KM too iV* Dowel WO.. WI I I 6 600.00 So l TOW% Dow .... . 10. 10./ 1.1 ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORE.—A bill presented by the new Lord Chancellor Campbell proposes to enact thet any person who has taken the of B.A. or LL.B. in the University of London , Can o, Dublin, Decherd, or Oxided, may be admitted as en attorney or solicitor after three years' service under articles of clerkship to • poe tising attorney or solicitor, so that a !admits will save four yearsOC : s po d e , a t l li= may the se t en clled, t erm for of f he sake of d e re: tinction, non-literate persons." Service for any past of the sold tetra not exceeding one yew with the London agent of an ethane, or solicitor will be deemed good service unler the articles for such put of the said teem. The judges are also empowered to make mereletione forth* admission of persons who have paned examinations for students not toombere of a university, after foar yeses' servitude. Chem 6 of the art 6 end 7 Victoria, sap, 73, Is extended to persons articled for a quadrennial period only, and one year may be set cad with a barrister. The judges may require an examination in cadge beinahas of " general knowledge," as the bill va guely words It, either before articles or for• eetwiedon, a . dis pels:dog power" belog conferred at the same time. Articled clerks may bold no other oilLe or employment . The act is limited to Huglaud end Wales, GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, KIND'S-CROSS. — Number of patients fur the week eating July 6, 1,026, of which 823 were new oar. OITIITAL rarer.— °PIRA CONCERT HAY.-- Revue SHILLtIIOB AND SIXPNXCE....AVEDNIIIDAY, Jun' 6.—Adstieekee on permed, 1,010; ea% by season tide% 1,783. Total visliors, 2,7913. MONEY MAREE2.- THIS LA k. tented himself with the vague remark , th►t " the subject was under the consid;ration of the govern ment." Lord Derby, however, urged the necessity of their coming to an early decision, with a view to pass the bill this session, and remarked that his go- I vernment had " regarded the matter as one of great urgency, so much so that they had thought it their 1 duty actually to order the telegraphic cable. No steps had yet been taken to lay it down, but the cable wu in course of manufacture." It is understood that in the event of Mr. Thomas Howard, the purchaser of the fleet lately owned by the European and American Steam Shipping Com pany, obtaining the contract for the conveyance of the Australian mails, via Panama, a company, to be called the British and Colonial Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company, will be formed, under the auspices of Mr. Lever, M.P., and a number of other gentlemen. Their project is to ran the steamers from Milford Haven direct to Aspinwall, in New Granada, whence the passage by railway to the Pacific Ocean is 48 miles. In addition to the steam service between the Isthmus and Australis, there is an idea of forming a branch line between the Isthmus and San Francisco and British Columbia. A large number of men are now engaged in pre paring Mr. Howard's ships for sea, and we have reason to believe that the tender provides for the commencement of the service as early as the Bth of October. In support of the selection of Milford Haven as the port of departure for the Australian mail steamer*, an influential deputation is, it is said, about to wait upon Lord Palmerston. In addition to the tenders already mentioned, a joint one has been sent in by Messrs. Croskey and Co. and Seymour, Peacock, and Co., whose project is to build steamers of about 1,000 tons burthen, specially designed for the conveyance of passengers, mails, and specie. The space ordinarily devoted to cargo would be reserved for coals, so as to avoid the necessity of coaling stations. The steamer bringing the overdue Australian mails to Suez is the Columbian, which is n3t noted for speed. The steamer Bombay sailed from Suez on the 27th of June, with the English mat for Australia of that month. Wo understand that a call of 31. is about to be made on the shares of the Red Sea and India Tele graph Company, and that this will soon be followed by another call of 2/. An anonymous advertisement has appeared, dated " Vienna, July 1," communicating the particulars of a number of bonds of the Austrian Five per Cent. Loan of 1832, which were drawn an the Ist inst. The advertisement says nothing about their payment. Notice is given of the cancelment by the proper authorities of bonds amounting to 48,6001. of the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loan of the present year, this sum representing the amount of the Five per Cent. Loan of 1829, which was demanded in cash by the holders. At the half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Colonial Bank, held yesterday, the net profits were stated at 33,0701., out of which a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. for the half-year was declared. The report was adopted. The annual meeting of the Australian Agricultural Company is called for the 21st instant, when a divi dend of 15e. per share will be recommended. The half-yearly meeting of the North Staff:A -1 shire Railway Company is called for the 29th inst., . at Stoke-upon-Trent. The half-yearly meeting of the City of London ; Gas Company is called for the 20th inst., to dec.are a dividend. The London and North Western Railway trafEe ' return shows this week an increase of 3,5911. ; the Great Northern an increase of 2,3681.; the Great Western an increase of 3,983/. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 4921. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Insurance num.—Anima., British and Foroiga, ; Indemnity Marina, 162. Cis• :—Loadow, 41; ditto. Parliamentary, 29, 291; ditto, Bina Pretence, 64, 641 ; W es t m inster Chartered, 621, 62, 611 • ditto, New ; 12; Western, 101. Waterworks:—East Lamina, 122 or die. Canal :—Birruingbem. 921. Bridge :—Waterloo, 01 A n nuities of fa., 29. Mats :—East and West Indio, 122, 1221. The position of the market for American railway securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwalte --to The market in London for American securities has been during the past week very firm. There has been a good demand for United State', Nlssea chusetts, Maryland, and Pennsylvania Bonds. Some moderate purchases of New York Central shares have been made for in vestment, also of this company's bonds. Pennsylvania First and Second Mortgage are :n re , quest, at present quotations. Illinois shares remain quite firm. Construction Bonds steady at 75 to 76." The New York advice, mention the declaration of the following railway dividends for the last six months, viz.:—Boston add Worceater, 3 per cent.; Little Miami, 4 per cent.; Columbus and Xenia, 4 per cent.; and Panama, 6 per cent. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 12th inst. for the supply of 200 tons of copper. Aa regards the Bilk market, Messrs. Milsom and F. Poy, of Lyons, remark : We have nothing particular to add to our bi-monthly cir cular of the 18th June respectiag the wanly malt of the European crop . All informations received since fally con firm oar previous reporta. Still far babied the oust drum silks, our prcda ere vary firm, and their upward teadency only awaits, in order to be confirmed, good news from the seat of war. and a favourable torn in politics. It appurs that about 2,600 bales of silk, principally from China, were on board the steamer Alma, which has lately sank near the Harniah Lauds. Accord ing to the accounts received, one portion of the vessel remained above water. The Alma registers 2,160 tons, has engines of 450 horse power, and hen bun employed in the service between Calcutta and Suez for a lengthened period. The Vanguard has arrived from China with 819,9001b5. of tee. - - - • With refercoce to the freight market Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co. report as follows : The freight market has not been very animated since oar last fortnightly report. &atom outward freight,' have co firmness, end homewards little Is still doing. To the West Coast thew have slightly recovered the decline which re sulted froili the large amount of tonnage drawn thither by the rise in the guano rate. We quote the Mediterranean, both out and home, much about our former figures ' but we have no great request for ships. Baltic coal rates have fallen ; homewards for wood we have a fair demand from nearly ell the ports, and in some eases we have obtained Improved prim. From Archangel, for deals, the quotations remain steadily high ; end Canadian orders are difficult to execute even at advanced freight. Vessels can be placed from & e( the cold ports to the south aide of Cuba; to the northern aide we have done end continue open at 29!. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the Bth Inst. for the conveyance of 300 tons of naval Mores from the Thames to Malta, 182 tons to Ascension, and 144 tour to Bermuda ; also stores to Colombo, East London, Gibraltar, the Mauritius, and Trin comalee. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Consols which closed yesterday at 931 to 1, ex div., for next Friday's settlement, varied today be tween 931 and 93} to 1, and closed at 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, 931, 931, 931. ex div.; ditto. for account (Bth July), 931, 931, 93}, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cent., 931, 1,1; Thir Years Annui ties, expiring in April, 1885 , 171; Bank Stock, 221; India Stock, 213, ex div.; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1858, 941; the strip of the New Loan, 941, 1; India Bonds, 12s. dia. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are also officially marked 781, ex div.; and the Five per Cents., 108, ex div. Exchequer Bills were rather flatter, at 21e. to 240. prem Th. e scrip of the New Indian Losn was steady, at 941 to 3, and the Four per Cent. Debentures of lut Tear. at 941 to 95. Foreign stocks were steady. Turkish Bonds left off the same as yesterday, the Old Loan at 76 to 77, and the New at 63 to 64. Mexican Bonds were Irather flatter. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. were last quoted 301 to 4, and the Coupon Certifi cates 41 to 1. Brazilian Font-and-a-Half per Cents. were in demand. JUNTA-THIS DAY Two o'CLocz. The market is lea active than yesterday, and prices exhibit no material alteration. Shares have changed hands in the following British mines, at the quotations of yesterday, viz.:—Wheal Margaret, Providence Mines, Kelly tray, Great Soath Tolgus, liingstan Downs, and United Mines. St. John del Its Musing shares remain flat, and have been sold at 8. Other foreign descriptions have met with scarcely any business. At a gene - il tweeting of the adventurer/18n Wheel Kitty IBC. Aspetl. Deleon Tuesday.the moments ehowod a balance in head of 0191. 7.. td. • divideed of C. for share Ira. declared. Captain E.:ward., in hi, repurt. date., .• The lode to the 90 rod is now 2i foot rode, worth 101. ter fathom; muse level treat It I. 2 feet wide, worth IL per fathom ; the lode to Mc Mos. In bottom of 82 east hat a promisino eprearusco. is 4 feet wide, worth 281. per *elbow. The lode in tbe 64 art o. 18 in.hce wide, worth y!. per fathom. Lode tote 72 radio 18 lathes wide, worth 81. per fathom. The lode In Beleate e shaft Is Se het side. worth OIL per fathom. Lode In 82 wed Is 5 wtde, worth 111. per (dhow. Lode in the GS west Is 2 feet wide, worth AL per fattsur Lode in the 44 fathom !era to 3 feet wide. worth 181. per fathom." The hitt Totem United Mining Compare account., fomented at the meeting held r dudes% thawed a belabor In favour of tbe mamas of 1621. la. 7d. In the estimated amount. for the nest three moots. a Itedanee actuist the un,t, tattoo of 1.2271. le.. AL .1. 5...11,.• ItUudag Purchase of dram enetne. 80th. ; three magi.' cod, at 2831. per month. mad sundrlus, 11/4. A cell 43(21. per share was made. The acmunts presented at the meeting of rha•cholders In Buller and Boma United Mts.., hold yesterday. o hiblted • Wanes in favour of the therehtl lee. of 1.134/ IS. ed. A sausfattorY retwet or road irom the Pew At . meeting of Mweottarer. in the Athhurton United War. betel on the LAMA.. I On 04 It, per share was made. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Unman. rriT 1.-Th.. Ins . Hula balm en-day. bet Ifs =arta eked Ism thstasbssln 13 i--Bnckberss 111 I-Clalsels -7.17=-Ohsgsr and Habloes4. 48 9-lisbns Chunk% 111 e-Inn en 4 -Carat Wantons Ilka -Aswan* mad Talton. a3i j-Innain And Narli.nslip, 1 1 . I-MISISS, NI t . -liftliMASS 104 -lir ' "^ 4--Tielt asi Sank ilWasd. , - - A itresiin. 11l Is.lol 2u. - .11::..-triza. J.; rl-Vtt '''S —P°ll6 . " .14 e — i5 r". 2 .„_ 00 .4 1 t 21 _ 22 D07 , -. 6 Ilasewaistia, Jolt 6 I t ern 0 Web wise. bet prim were l ila Maks. —lll4laa4 1001-11,1 stoat, 13i—Naelle Nast laaceebtre. 92f—Dents, 20 311-1/22fitisra. sasek46—mea Assam 144. BILNISOMAN, itLYl.—lNnalitsban Caul Awes west *Ad Cad a, Ia tbe basket at 6114 Masai rock was iseebted tce at NA, aad lislasol sod Illssulashala Ntales UL Stare were miners et Derby as To,asidot Tows sad MOM isa a $ a UN, babes stain but pica good. Two o'Cioas. Complete stagn►tion prevails to-day in the Stock Exchange. Scarcely at any former period has business been so inactive. The only occupation of the dealers is the arrange ment of the monthly ►ccount in Consols. Never theless, the funds are firmer, and prices are quoted per cent. higher than at the close yesterday. In most of the other markets, prices are nomi nally unaltered, in the absence of transactions. The first official price for the Three per Cent. Renter at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, was 63.80 for the account, being 1 per cent. lower than the last quotation of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and 931 ex div., for to-morrow's settlement, and are now quoted 931 to 1, both for the present and the August account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2191 to 221; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 931 to 94; the New Three per Cents., at 931 to 94; the scrip of the New Indian loan, at 941 ; India Bonds, at 6s. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 225. to 245. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet, with little change in price. Dutch stocks show an upward tendency. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. remain quoted 76 to 77, whilst the New Loan has declined / per cent., standing now at 621 to 63j. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent", for account, 102; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 171 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, for account, 99 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 431, 43, ex div.; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 94, ex div.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 42 ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for aooonnt, 301 ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 76, 761 ; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 161; ditto New One per Cents., 141 ex div. The Nimrod hu arrived from Port Philip with gold valued at 21,0001. There was a good demand for money yesterday, and the business at the Bank was to a moderate extent, although good bills were discounted in the open market as low as 21 per cent. Amongst the appli cations at the Bank were a few for loans by members of the Stock Exchange. The telegram from Amsterdam yeaterday announced a fall of 1 per cent. in Spanish Bonds, and of 11 per cent. in the Austrian Metallics, making a total reduction of no less than 31 per cent. in the latter since Monday. At Frankfort, also, a decline of 1 to 2 per cent, is said to have taken plus yesterday in Austrian stock. In the Express of the 14th Jane a number of details were given respecting the steps adopted by the Derby Cabinet for the laying of a submarine cable direct from Falmouth to Gibraltar, without em ploying the agency of 'public company. In the House of Lords on Tuesday night, in answer to a question from the Earl of Ellenborough, Earl Granville eon . OADDIAii IMAM AND MOLL 66.15W•T% 1 erier=lat Imeme m ag a„ Ulia Jl/4 Rinfgai..= ......... titAFF CI 1 Dant. IhM. It .. W . a 11l 1b.,41.1g.::.'•- ••11 us "• ~W W W w It E 16 4;% • i WV —ltru r i ;-4 2 _ _ _ _ wenn liorinini 1 in nookb. sad irA; nnai .. ertipl iitimi: Vs. iv limossigro tio. dol. i tt . .1 ro. 80 , Do. Won Wenn Union !London sad Inoolme_ ,n Lon, Bril=4 ti. mot ,Loioion It Willellf linlat li WMISFII . 31,11^1. rind 6 Inelialik. El! 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Yd .13, 5 11_ 21 di 11.. is fi II 13 S a 0 IM Uto S I: 1 O 40 4 I 0 0454 t $ GU O U O t 7 II II 10 see 5 5 1 N 110 121 100 101 I Ow NWi F 2 r r I %ileialt II pita I ttl i ll 11 1 14 1 do 41 si , ii a COMMERCIAL AND MARKEL°. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) St - Gaa.—The inquiry continues only moderate, end brown and some of the better qualities realited rather lees runn=y. Refined, prices ars without change, and burinees unto,- portent. Correa.—ls still rather saga to bay, and the demand exhwits little animation. TEA.—The inactivity of the market eon' inuee. Run—No sales of importance reported. Rrea—The market is Srmer ; white Bengal sold las. to lls. lid.; Balton, lla ; sad, Madras, 9e. 91. Bearreras.-1,000 bags sold, retraction 11 to 101, at 40s. 61. cash. COTTON.-209 bap Surat sold at sfl. TALLOW MAitkli'f.—(THlS DAI.) The market is quiet :—Tows tallow is quota 56e. net cash: Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 66e.; July, 66e. ; noggin to September, .:sr. 6d. to Ms. & 1 ; October to December, 665. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TIIIB DAY.) We hares good supply of !roasts. The hot weather causes a slow trade, and oa the aroma prices 430 rather lower. The *umber of sheep and lambs is about the settle as of late. There I. a Lir demand for best qualities at Moudey's quota. tithes. Trade is slow for calm at late riles. Our foreign supply couse.ts of 193 beasts, 1,900 sheep sad 443 alma. Mitch cows, 112. Panama ota.a.. a. I. I. 4, Par nano of Ma. el. a. Bat aaata, ::arsforda 4 e 4 101 Dad a Habra& Ith Sew altorharrna 4 4 4 4 laisewoota ...... 4 6 4 lomat a,aaty bcaMa 3 4 4 0 1 be. do Odes ........ _ irsa dsloond qaaar - 0 4 I 5e ire 2 OW Coal t ay.! .red : 11. 6, 111; :b. °am 7 ac mutat. 1 137; amp had Lamb.. 18.30; WV.* 101: Pty. 46. SMITHF'ELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS HAY.) Mears. Davis report trade brielt at the followitig prime : Prime meadow bay, 76e. to 80a. ; .parlor ditto, Ms. to 94e ; Inferior ditto, 60*. to 70e.; new ditto, Ws, to 80e.; rotten, 64e. to 70a.; clove!, old, 981. to IWe. ; ditto, new, &U. to 90* ; straw, Mt. to MC LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (aT SLUM= TILIGIU.PIL) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) £3O HANDICAP PLATE. Knuoito Duster nalladves Hobe 10 iaa. FWEEPBTLKES OF 16 SOVS. Kin of the Gipsies beat Layton. MATCH. Killgrew beat Starke. SELLING STAKES. .. 1 3 .. 1 .. 2 Olympus Layton 5 r.n. CHESTERFIELD STARES. High Tuoson • • • • Trovatoris • • • • Blue Ruin .. • • • • MIDSUMMER STARES. Cutoo2.l), IL icNab, North Lincoln, and Spratton are be( e .. .. 8 WORCESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. O. mile Auld •• qurrter. Misty Mora, Fairplay, Abram, Grilled% sal Wild Rmr aro here. WORCESTERSHIRE STAKES. Oce ogle Blur. Bourgeois, Miry Mors, Farpl.y, Os :44111, Grillade, Knockburo, Cynthia, Eitells Ambush, Airot, and Lisda are here. PKODECE STAKES. T.Y.C. C Annaba' a and Uunlo o era bare. (h um % ,...—Wanakrer, Polly Joharoa. Daniel, Staterave, 80151.11. Can't , &celiac f. Malmo, &ad e by Orbiando —Virago. I Yl