The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-17 00:00:00

- IMPERIAL P. HOCSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The House met at 12 o'clock, but the requisite 40 mem tees had Doi assoutbkol until halt-put 12, when the Speaker twk the chair. PRIVATE BUSINESS. 7be Aberystwith and Welsh Coart Railway Bill, sad the D:terey Harbour Bill were severally read a third time sad rsol. LAW INTELLIGIFSCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Bdoni the Jarlp Ordinary.) SPICICZ r. MICZIL-SPICIAL Mr. Serjeant Parry and Mr. John Rigby for the peti tioner; Mr. Huddleeton, Q.C., Dr. Phillimore, Q.C., and Dr. Tristram, for the respondent. The petitioner, Henry Spicer, sought • restitution of his conjugal rights; and the respondent, Phoebe Grant Spicer, pleaded cruelty in reply, and prayed • judicial separation on that account. Hrs. Spies, stated that Ler maiden name was Dawson, and that she was the daughter of a grocer. She bad been married to a clergyman named Lawford, who died 13 or 14 years two, leaving her with one child, • daughter, rime deceased. She had property to the amount of 19,0004 or 20,000 f. In 1854 ahe was living at Notting-hill, and the petitioner, who warn in the medical profession, kept • druggist's shop opposite. He attended her daughter for several months, and afterwards the respondent herself for an affection of the throat. He proposed marriage to her, and at length she yielded to his repeated solicitations. A , negotiation was commenced respecting a settlement ; but he was averse to any communication with her relatives, and one night he threw himself on • table, protesting, if be did not marry her he would take poison. On the following day, the 4th of September, 1854, he repeated the scene, and also wept profusely. The re spondent then agreed to be married, and they went to church. On the way he took off her previous wedding ring, which be made use of again. There was no one pre sent at the ceremony except her servant, Esther Fewest, and the pew opener. On going home Mrs. Spicer said she thought she should not be happy in nomeguence of the old wedding ring being need again. He therefore stopped the cab in Edgware-road, and bought her • new one. They did not sleep together that night ; but the next day he joined her at her house. His manners were then very cold. They went to Ireland for a month. While at Killarney he one day flew into • violent rage, struck her, and said, "D— you, I married you for your money." Replied, "I wish you had said that before." (A laugh.) Then he struck heragain. After returning to Notting hill he was often violent and abusive. He used the coarsest laxguage, and on one occasion he took up a carving knife to her. Hewanted her to obtain 1,50 W. from her brother to pay his debts with. She did not obtain it for him, and he struck her, and told her he would lead her a hellish life. Once be tore her hair, broke her combs, and made her head bleed. On another creation he seised her by the throat and nearly strangled bee ; and once he threatened her with • poker. At length in October, 1855, she made her escape from him while they were in Scotland. On her way to London she wee stopped by the police, acting under the authority of • telegram. She was dragged out of the car riage, taken between two policemen to the station, and kept in custody from midnight till half-past seven the next morning. Then she was taken in the same way to an hotel; and afterwards she was brought before the magis trate.. They at once discharged her, and she came up to London, under the protection of Mr. Gibbon, who was re "toted by the bench to accompany her. She had ever since lived apart from her husband ; but he had instituted several suits against her in Chancery. On cross-examination, she denied that she and her servant Crib had ever made noises with brooms and the fire-irons so as to imitate marrow bones and clearers, her husband having been the son of • bather. The cook did, however, once ring the surgery bell ; bat she did not make noises for two or three hours. He obtained the narrate license on the way to the church (Christ Church,Paddington). Would solemnly deny that she (respondent) had ever interfered with petitioner's patients, but he made a statement to that offset • pretext for selling his business. (The case was proceeding when we went to press.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bdore Mr. OommisioDer Holruyd.) The bankrupt, clescaseda;•Ti;;;;;l victualler of Gun street, Blackfriars-road, applied for his order of discharge. Debts, NO/. ; no assets. Mr. Aldridge opposed for the °Said assignee. Mr. Morrough opposed for a creditor, on the ground that he had contracted a debt without reasonable or probable ex pectation of being able to pay it. He had purchased • hone and trap for 221., representing that he had a oountry house at Kilburn, and wanted to drive backward and for wards. He had afterwards disposed of his house, and had sines been out of the way for a twelvemonth. Tim bankrupt being examined, admitted that be had bought a bone and trap of Mr. Rodman, and given a bill at a month. He had since paid his brewers. He denied having knocked down the sheriff's of when be was arrested. Thought it was himself that was knocked down. (A laugh.) He had been out of business since May, 1861. He wanted the home arid map for a customer, who did not take it ; so be made the best be could of it. Mr. Murrough asked that the bankrupt should be com mitted under the 159th sec. His Honour said the court had no power to do that, the offence baring been committed before the passing of the act. As he had obtained goods without probable expecta tion of being able to pay for them, the order of discharge would be suspended for eight months without protection. PUBLIC BUSINESS. gilt:HIS AND M XENDI EASURES BILL (=LAND) ACT, 1860, AUINT The home having resolved itself into committee, pro -01,1 w ith the further consideration of the clauses, com .egeoeg with clause 2. sir E. PEEL intimated that in order to embrace the new tkuset be had introduced, it would be nectesary to alter the title of the bill as follows : "A MI to amend the Weights ileasures Act of IWO, and to abolish local customs and ' tn.:twee in referent* to weights and measures. and to zill.te the standard of weights and measures generally." The clause was agreed to, as were clauses :land 4. In clause 5 which gives power to the Inspector.Deneral of - ..estabulary, with the consent of the Lord• Lieutenant, to plaint constables who shall be ex officio impactors of eight. and measures, sir H. BRUCE moved to insert words giving to the magis tes of Ireland control over the weights and meaaures in tend of leaving the whole power in the hands of Sir J. ownrigg and the police. Mr. XAGUIRI, Colonel Dvn'ee, and other boo. members supported the amendment. Sir It. PEEL opposed it, urging that its adoption would k to continue an inconvenience now generally complained of. There was no desire to treat the magistrate* with disreepect, rut it was far more convenient to leave the appointment of inspectors in the hands of the chief of the police, - th the sweet of the Lord• Lieutenant. To meet the'. jection, however, he was not unwilling to insert wools - ring to the magistrate' control in the way of approval, t providing that if they do not appoint within one month ter the vacancy then the chief of the constabulary shall petit. yr. V. SCI LLY, Mr. Cannot, and °that members objected the suggestion. After some discussion . _ .. ... • sirG. GREY said that the proposal of the opposition rot beyond the existing law, which gave the power of ,:,etion to the inspector of polies, but requiring the wont of the magistrates. He thought the object pu:d be met by a proviso to this effect, that if within one nein of the date of the selection the justices shall signify ken . disapproval of the person selected another selection kould be made by the mime authority sod subject to the 0:11a conditions. The committee divided upon Sir IL Brnee'e amendment: ‘.y e. l5 Rime 36-21 The amendment was aoonedingly aegatived Sir G. GREY then moved the proviso be had suggested, Iltich was agreed to, and the clause as arneaded was carried. [Left sitting.] THE GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AT GUILDHALL.-(THIS DAY.) From the great extent of the preparations for Fe grand entertainment and ball, appointed for this ening, it has not only been found necessary to increase Ile number of workmen, but also to keep a large portion plowed during the whole of the night. The utmost terest is manifested in the proceedings, and hundreds persons flocked to the hall during the morning in order to stein a view. The appearance of the ball, ke., up to 1 'dock this afternoon, and the general activity which pre- I 1., fully shows that the entire decorations will be pro. rip completed in time. The elegant allegorical figures the crypt are fixed, as are the general decorations erein. The external temporary room intended for option and dancing has all its beautiful gild ; and ornamentation completed, and the long mdor from St. Lawrence Church along which the pasta di pass, after being set down near the corner of Gresham. t, is covered with waterproof linen. This has been by B. Edgington, by whom also the large avenue in e rear leading from the hall to the Town Clerk's and another leading from the entrance in launghall-street, lee., have been erected, lined, and mreti with scarlet and white draperies, and cropriated for refreshments. The hall itself, with the fr.,utiftil paintings at the west-end and colossal allegorical t - ires at the east-end, with the shield■ and flags at all anions and other general indications showing that :e object of the entertainment is to comm.. ',Tate the International Exhibition, presents a Llt brilliant appearance, which is materially heightened the vast profusion of evergreens and flowers. 'sptain Shaw with Mr. Swanton and a body of reran have bad the charge of the entire building placed I their hands. The whole was lighted up this morning, sad le effect was truly magnificent. Strong barriers have been at the end of the approaches, and every precaution . being used to prevent accidents. DEATH OP 4 GIRL BY EIRE. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning au inquiry wan held at Guy's llopital by Mr. Win. Payne, the coroner for the City of Undue and Southwark, touching the death of Mary Anne Ltx, aged 10 years, who was burnt to death on last Sunday under the following shocking circumstances : Thomas Capeey, 441, Kingetreet, brans-finisher, said that etuelev;n o'cl ram gek house,ori the night n he noticed a b smee 1011 d, and hearing loud screams he broke in. Upon nit upstarts he f oun d th e f ros t room filled with flames, deemed rolling on the door, burning fearfully, her ghee having set fire to the furniture, which was also nj. He seized bold of her and carried her downstairs, ing his bands to 'debars extent that they were still leo to him. it was then found that every article of the .e girl's clothing, with the exception of her boota, was etpletely burned off, and that her flesh was literal] y I from her foreheadand arms, and her person wholly snatched • shawl from otf a woman in the t. and wrapped deceased in it, to take her to the pitd, but she died upon admistion. From other evidence it appeared that the unfortunate bud been left at home during the evening by her sith instructions to go to bed without lighting • I.lv, but that she notwithstanding procured a light, with irh the set, her clothes on fire while looking out of the I adow. • The jury returned • verdict of " Accidental death." -- In the Rouse of Commons, on Tuesday next, Mr. '.46ett will call attention to the petition of engine drivers firemen working on several lines of railway in the elt,d Kingdom, complaining of the excessive number of duribg which they work continuously ; also to the kt.11 , ,a1 from inhabitrata of certain cities, boroughs, and towns upon the same subject ; and to move that a Ttee be appointed to inquire into the matter of the Peutioas itt. CHURCH AND THE LANCASHIRE DISTRLSS. said to he the intention of the Bishop of London forth- WI to issue a pastoral letter to the clergy of his diocese t'eetaig them to make collections in their churches and 00, on a Sunday to be hereafter named towards the r.l the distrese now parading in Lencashire and rah of England. Such a combined effort s this London w ou ld no doubt produce a large t season of the year, more especially as it is sederstoud that many of the leading dissenting ton we'd adopt the same course, and make collections " c aatt of the earn. objecta, on the day fired by the I , for the collections in the places of worship in con e with the established church. The subject, 7, has been under the consideration of the el heuch for some time past, end it is reported that the smut of satisfactory news arriving from America ;tat hope of th e s p ee dy ter lineation of th e civil war, ''`bbi.hop of Canterbury will issue an address to the of the bishopric:idling upon them t o ma k e a reques t to z der for a simultaneous appeal throughout the in favour."( the thstressed operatives in the ma istri .Mink; dcts. fits LATE Vigil* OF SAID PAcHA TO LIVERPOOL. HA:liness Said Pachs hes forwarded 108/. foe distri savegat the servants of the Liverpool Town-hall and at the residence of Mr. Bower, theeforth, in acknow .;onit of th e ki n d ness shown by them towards him a z hi.. recut visit. Artterffiti [writ. —A frightful attempt at h'r was mad e 10 Dublin on Tuesday morning, about 8 A man Darned Martin Hough. alias O'Leary, • in the service of Dr. Smith, in Fitawilliam-square, k ite for sonic Cme paying his addressee to a young named Mena Mitcham, who had been acting as par kin, the service of Dr. Athell, Upper Merrion-street. H ther an d brother were oppoeed to her connexion uth, and she several times, both verbally and by i bloosted him to die:action° hie visite ; but be per - svoiing himself of every opportunity to see bar 'helve his attachment. On Tuesday morning she west ' 4 l th e sick child of a friend, Darned Neill, in No. 4 c7 + . laue, off Merrioeetreet. Hough, it aptieots, bad wa tching her movements. lie followed her into the • Ltd sent a little girl who was in the room out on • &jug then aloes) with his intended victim, he • the door, drew razor from his pocket, threw down ,t'itol somas, and, kneeling on her, attempted to cut ot.m•t. She resisted desperately. sod screamed sno that the neighbours were roused, and forced ogee Lilt out till h e bad inflicted several dangerous her neck and hands. She was found covered ~.."'""d• sod almost lifeless. She was immediately ` Banot. s t ree t Hospital, where the beat medial "ti sit ..oce brcught irate operation, though with bat succors. TN RE NIMMONS AND WHITE, The bankrupts wets warehounemen , '' Cannon-street Went. This was the examination meeting. Their debts are 5,0001. ; assets, about 2,C3J1. Mr. Reed (ot Gresham-street), for the assignees, asked for an adjournment, further accounts being required. Adjourned foe a month. SHERIFFS' COURT. RID LION-11QIIA1E. (Before Mr. Under• Sheriff Burchell and a Jury.) HHARP r. HANDS.-CAB ACCIDENT. This was an action to recover compensation for a selious cab accident. The plaintiff, who ia an old lady with a small income, was eroesiog Duncan-terrace on the evening of the 18th Nov., and WY knocked down by a cab belonging to the defendant. One of the wheels pared over her right leg, and she be came partially insensible. She was tak e n t o a surgeon ' s , adwee professionally attended for more than three weeks. At her request the female who attended her summoned her, and she paid the money. She had been about 8/. out of pocket by the accident. Mr. Under-Sheriff Burchell said it was singular she should request the nurse to summon her. The jury would, in ad dition to the money she had actually paid And lost by the occurrence, give her compensation fur the injury she had metals's'. The jury amend the damages at 121. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. ATIMIPTED SUICIDE THROUGH DISTRIS& Charlotte Straeford, who described herself u a domestic servant, was charged with attempting to commit suicide, by taking poison, at Islington. The prisoner entered a chemist's shop and wished to be served with some poison. Seeing that the was in a distressed state of mind he spoke to her, and she informed him that she was out of a situation, and that she was determined to destroy herself. Finding that she persisted in stating that she would destroy herself, he gave her into custody. Inspector Judge said he had communicated with the prisoner's friends and they would take her home. The defendant said she was very sorry and would not at tempt again to destroy herself. The magistrate having addressed the prisoner in feeling terms discharged her. WORSE I P•STREET. ANOTHER CABMAN IN TROURII. Preekriek Moore, a cab .driver, badge 12,757, was charged before Mr. Cooke with refusing to take a fare. Mr. John Wyatt, 32, Queen's-road, aslaton. said that he aow the defendant'scab on the Kingaland stand, entered it, and desired him todriva to Ishogton. Defendant refused to do so; Kai when questioned as to the reason replied, '• I'm not going to take a shilling fare." Mr. Wyatt added-1 sat twenty minutes in the cab, but defendant would not move, and having bad ample opportunity of judging of the fro , quency of such conduct, I resolved not to allow him to or I cape the penalty for the offence. In cross-examination by Mr. Horry, complainant admitted that other cabs were on the stand, and that he only ad dressed the defendant ; nor did ha speak to any other driver. He did not understand why he should have so done. Defendant never made any remark relative to his cab being engaged, or that he was waiting fur a certain party. Mr. Horry said he had been assured that the latter was the fact, and probably the complainant did not now recol lect it. The cabdriver clearly was wrong in refusing the one shilling fare, but aware that the hour when his services were required, namely 10 o'clock at night, was near, the time of his being regularly engaged for a better fare, he had very foolishly placed himself in his present position by acting vs described. He trusted that under the circum stances the magistrate would deal leniently with the case ; defendant was sorry for his misconduct. Mr. Cooke remarked—The practice of cabmen refusing to carry passengers when it does not precisely suit their put , poses, either from the "route " being out of their road, or a short fare, is now notorious., and it is the duty of a magis trate when such MSS are proved against them to convict, aad make as ninny examples as possible. Th e o ff ence in this instance is most clearly brought home , and th e defen dant has acted sensibly in his expressing his regret. I shall, however, fine him in a penalty of 30s. and costa, or in default 21 days' imprisonment. Defendant was removed in the van, the money not being forthcoming. SOUTHWARK. AN IRISHMAN'S VISIT TO THE Gana? RIRIBITION. Two flashily dressed young women. of rather repulsive agr"Lwho pee the names of Ellen Lynch an d b at h er were planed at the bar before Mr. Combo, charged with stealing a gold cameo scarf pin from James Burnett, ea Irish gentleman, under the following daring circum stances _ _ The promo tor deposed that a few days ago be owns to Leaden to see the Great International Eahib lino , and wan staying for the present at the Coal Exchange Tavero, in the City. Yentesday he wait with some friends to the E x hibiti oo . sod aewespaaiscl them home to their residence at Walwarth EXPRESS, afterwards. About one o'clock this morning be was retareing told' lodginp along the BoronO, when he thought he had mimedhis way. Seeing soonstaUsatthe cornered thes:eat, he asked him told:10V/ him the way to Londose-bridge. The officer did so sod left him. Immediately afterwards the prisoners came up to him, and wanted him to go home with them or treat them with something to drink. He refined to do either, when one of them gave him • push on the beast and they left him. As soon as they were gone he put his band up to his scarf, and, missing his pin, he fol lowed them, and meeting with a constable a few yards off, he told him of his loft. The prisoners were imme diately secured, sod taken into custody. Mr. Combs asked him if he was sober at the time! Witness replied that he wu. In feet, he was 'lmola • teetotaller. He was, however, not much acquainted with the ways of London. Mr. Combo eked if the pin bad been found! Poliee-constable 151 M ridthat it had. He was on duty near the corner of Queen-street, when the militiaman came up to him and asked the way to London-bridge. He told him, and • few minutes afterwards he returned to him, srd mid he had been robbed of his pin, and he pointed out the prisoners as the thieves. Witness took them into custody near Redcrom-oourt. Police-constaTe iso Y said he came up at the time, and am MOOD u heard of the loss he searched about and found the gentleman's pin lying on the ground near the prisoners. The latter elected to be tried by his worship and pleaded guilty to the charge. Mr. Combs sentenced both of them to six mouths' hard labour at Wandsworth. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sy =crew" Tam An.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LIVERPOOL ST. LEGER. 3 nu. FM HANDICAP PLATE. Five furlong. Spioebox, Abram, Wpmlay, Harriet, Juliet, and Fazio ere bets, PAID Folmar. —Ellertoa sod Maid of Honour. _ _KNOWSLEY STAFFS. T.Y.C. Oscar, Elie Veinier, Withheld, Formidable, aad The Cobbler are hers. PAID Foarzre.—As of Heade, Firefly, Fidget, and Honest Tom. MOLYNEUX CUP. Three turkey. Mini Julia, Ledy CliMen, Fria°la, My Mary, Neptune, PnpU, Livingstone, Juliet, Queen Elizabeth, and Cairn castle are here. PAID Foarzrr. —Maid of Honour, Timandre, Mir Pen hill, Elybtl, and Erythia. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Joe Maley, Brilliant, Capt. Crow, Brahmin, Real Jam, Bombardier, Neptanna, and Bolivar. IPSWICH MEETING}.-(THIS DAY.) CHAUNTRY STAKES. Hail a mils. Lulls, Trumps, and Jambs,' I am ham. ENTRY FOR RACING STAKES. Refuge, Grasshopper, Mime Newir;d;, — Veirt f, hide. de Champigny, and Litt/e Alfred. SUFFOLK HANDICAP. Two miles. Putime, South Lancashire, Charybdis, and Breechloader are here. MEMBERS' PLATE. Half a mile. Ranh Diamond, Blanch f, Loire, mid Alecto are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. iMPUIAL AVERILOPI3. Wheat TIM 1/3•ofa. ?sou Jaw T 144 7.1.340 44,424 dd 404 94 324 6d 14 534 94134 440114 90404 Id Vs 21 644 lddlts 104 /4264 10 69* 114 Ns 10d 22 '44 4d 324 94 224 114 364 04 404 Od 394 2d July 6 564 74 424 34 244 24 EU 14 404 74 424 Id etx week 12 372 01314 is 14 SO* 94 1 404 2.1'33s s' Aggro- I gags Average .. 664 34324 10d fd 374 64408 34694 104 Doll.—Wbest. Barley, Oats, Eye, Beasts, and Peas, la loam llaus gnu LAST lIIIIIL—Wbeat 61,!60: barley, 706: was, 2,11111: rye, 41.: brow 1,600: peas, 136 ( MAIM DUMAN SUOMI* ISM PIAMATIOXII IN MI ♦TRIUM PIKE COI WNW DORM 111111111 EC 111:101 Meta. Julylll. MINCING LA/M—(THIS DAY.) &GAIL —There is a decided improvement in the demand for this article, the sales of West India having been more extensive than for a considerable time past, and full prices have been paid. Porto Rico sold at a slight advance. Floating cargoes also continue is request, one of Havana sold for the United Kingdom, No. 94, 10, at 225. 6d. ; and one of Cuba, for a near port, at 225. Refined is also in good demand. Corrsit—No sales of importance reported on the spa, the market being quiet. A floating cargo of Rio sold at 65e. for the Mediterranean. Cocoa.-60 bags of Grenada sold at 55a. 6d. TILL —The market continues inactive. Roil.—A few puncheons only are reported sold. Demerara at Is. sp. • good Leeward; le. sd. Rics.—There are buyers but no sellers at previous prices. SrAT6.— Pepper,. Singapore sold for cash at :lid. ; Pimento at firm ces, t 0 .30. ; also Jamaica ginger, ordinary to Mg, 535. to 88e. ; fair to good, 41. 10s. to 71. Is. Samprritz.—The market is ingestive. Corrog at firm prices ; about 2,200 bales sold. Judre..—The demand is lam active, and former prices are barely supported; low middling to fine, 16/. 10s. to 231. 10s. COCHINEAL has sold with fair spirit at previous except floodons black, which is rather cheaper. dune pasty to good dry silver, Is. 3d. to 3a. sd. ; 2a. 3d. to 3a. 9d ; Mexican silver, 2s. sd. to 21. 6d. ; 2s. 7d. to 3e. ; Tenni& silver, 21. 6d. to 2a. Bd. ; 2a. 7d. to 2s. led. Elmatirc..-:There are buyers of praet at U. 1(k, is Mimed by holders. Primo, Hoe- Nick, black, black, which TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAT). The market is steady. The present prime areas follows : —Tows tallow, 46e. net sash ; Petenlaus Y. 0.. ou the epee, 47a. 9d.; all this mouth, 47a. 9d. ; August to Sop timber, 48.. 9d. ; October to December, 49a. 9d. METROPOLUAN CATTLE MARKET, (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply of beasts ; trade is consequently brisk at folly Hooday's quotations. The number of sheep and lambs is about the same as ...a Thursday last. The demand is good, sod prices on the average are better. Calves are plentiful, trade for them is slow, and prices are rather lower. Our foreign supply consists of 260 beasts, 1,850 sheep, and 438 calves. Sikh cows 90. roe stow. of nibs. s, d. a. d. Par alone of nibs. a. 0. s. d. Boat Scots, llemtda. 4 1 6 Boat Dos& Ilf-hdetlh 6 0 6 2 Bad Short-horns 4 4 1 Best Long.woola.... 0 0 0 0 Second goat beasts S e Do. do. Shorn 4 8 5 0 Calm BUB BoatDna&111/-breda 0 0 Lash, Beasts at market., 880; nano sod Labs, 10,840; Alm. 610; Pip, 91 10 10 _ 10 II I • 10 a SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mums. Harvey and Easton report trade firm at last day's prices. Prime meadow hay, 80a. to 90a. ; superior ditto, 95a. to 105 a.; interior ditto, 40s. to 50s. ; new, ditto, 50.. to 84s. ; rowan, 36e. to 70s. ; clover, old, 955. to 120 s. ; second cut, 90a. to 118 a. ; straw. 365. to 41s. ITO NO NIS INI 1911 1N Vices. June 7. 'Jane 141. June 21. June 28. July 5. 67 0 .. "68 7 .. 65 4 .". I I 14 4 7 1771 ..; j :.• 63 9 .. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKET& LiTritipOOL. JOLT 16,—Bales to-day :—Caledonian stock, UM 6}—Eastern Comities dock, 514—Lancuhire and Yorkshire, I‘l6l 6 14—London And North Western, 95—Midbind stock, 1281 99}-North Eastern, Berwick, 94—Polak Eastern stock, 82 —Belgian Eastern Junction, 11—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5 Grand Trunk of Canada, Ml—Great Luxembourg, 14#—Orest Western of Canada, 12—Hawke and Meuse, 10 11-16 1 19-16 Royal Insunume Company, 41 p.—Tharues and Mersey Marine, ex dlv. p. lLuicliamini, JOLT IL—Then was a good market, with a fair amount of business. Great Northern, 11G 'rand Trunk of Canada, 2l ;—Great Western of Canada, 11#—Lanceshire and Yorkshire 1051 6—London and North Western, 901 s—Man chester, Shelleid, and Lincolnshire, 38—Midiend, IVll—North Eastern, Berwick, 961—Thames and Mersey Marine lnsuraoce, p livid —.B Paulo, I—Northern Counties Bank, par—Erie, livid muf . tgages, 75. Bnatmonsm, JCL"' Pl—South Staglards were marked all day 101 to ll—Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canals, 12.5 OX die.— Metropolitan Wagon, 111-16 to I I p —Joint Stuck ltanka, 61 to 7 —Birnitugliam Waterworks, Si. sellers—Local Gas shims were In demand at prices to pay 6 per cent.; and markets generally were good• ROBBERIES TROY GOODS TRAM —A Belief of extensive robberies from the goods trains of the Mid and Frilling have taken place during the last few month; and all attempts to discover the guilty party were fruition' until with'n the last tel days. Suspicion then fell upon a man named William Mee, • discharged fireman. He was watched, detected io the act, and apprehended. Yesterday he was prised in the dock of the Town-ball, Leicester, charged with having stolen 2,000 yards of &sad, the property of the Midland Railway Company, which had been intrusted to them by News. idget, of Derby, riband manufacturers, value SOL ; also with having stolen, in the mouths of March and June, • large quantity of ribaod, silk taffeta., sunshades, and other article.. All the charges were substantiated upon the testimony of detective officers and servants of the company, after a very lengthened sitting of the court. The magistrate fully committed the pnermer for trial at the assizes. No application has been made this season in Jamaica for labourers. The question of inducing immi pulls bees Curds sad the United States to settle is "Ta males Mill rattans@ to receive attention la that island. THURSDAY EVENING, usearianr MAIM AND croon. 01.oke 4.46011 t V a lanlamJas. I .... 11=1=4161.0. &yid sod &Om lit.: ii«. Clortwall. Du • J A ie;ll;..iiiiii I* B ( p.e.LSI 6 •S. 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Ts:Aid & Um Dun Bleissr.ll= Gtonitun Os DIVA alb Tafi i 4 Ta 100} 101} tit Me 1 le 1 pm VT SO 72 74 011 IS Vale of AWL naiads IS. dt flalieo wilt Cornwell W.ll= ioni rbAlla WWI Maio 1= DUbo SO Me L i “ jai" t&lt Ot Li u' le ll 4j Oa 114 116 id 47 IN 116 if 41 45 47 44 SS 48 08 98 100 0 7 Sio 40 9 10 pm 147 160 41414 1 9 04 i_ 176 lia 63 7 K 46 39 41 87 la JULY SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwax. The railway market to-day is generally steady, with a limited amount of business. The only changes worth mentioning in prices are an improvement of * per cent. in Great Western stock, and in Eastern Coun ties, and a decline of I in Caledonian. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to 95 ; Great Western, 72} to * ; _and, 128} to j ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106 k to 106} ; South Eastern, 821 to *; Caledonian, 106 to * ; Great Northern, in; to 118*; and Eastern Coun ti es, 56* to 57. There is a fresh rise to-day in Great Western of Canada Railway shares, but Grand Trunk scarcely participate in it. San Paulo and Sambre and Meuse railway shares are inquired for. ADI Mt. IPd I BAILIVATL N 108. e I :I :i" 116} Tit i i :ft i h iui II i 3 Pla 961 die 'OZZION_ZAILWAYL 6 all I= loataria• all Antennae Bahiat i.Tacit Ty" I= JS to ooaadlll 6nl °aromas Inas s UAL • _ pa • : n one ae:ol.e ▪ i laatorn of Frame W Gel. Russian ass. & P. a W ,Gt. Antral of Frame 111 J uoaLiou JI Lake Coogan*, h If#B 17;e r - 712 ITo all lota' small Gwen .... an Marls Antoci* all Nais.tilegfol:: law all Do. Op.o.Prt. las.sov. ell NortbFa of Do. Nov Shi, aorwsinsal'ininTs ink Ottoman nmyrnsAidla) Lyons. and Meat Pans sad 9rissas allllocita sod et Francisco (Fiasaw* 111 Digs rm sod Duasbarg 811 1 110 gal Danish all loyal Swedish all De. T par Nag all Ombra sad Mesas . Z i t par amt. hie 8 18.1parat. 18 IS.AnsgeB 3 =Vaiatlaa 10 lB.Sof Porlagal7paretp 4 ITurin and Savona W .Boas am of l'asaa•— all Wasl haadars W Do. pee agall.iret— ail West. aR. W.*/ Pears 61 7 3 r 102 Ile A "41 141 141 i:i ,tte le 40 $ 10 $ 7 dl. 4$ 4$ 48 80 14 15 16 16 10f lof 11pm •i 4 1 Dm 310 7 0 15 / 1 1 10 11 a BILIIIIIR POSSZNION& I N. ~ hew ~ .:..—,l 1 : ) - e - s. ''''' ort. Bast Boort (IWon) . Bast Carrion Bast Csrn Bros [Wk. Most Wesslstk ) Grumbler aIL oisy& Grant Bark U n rn a. WIL Vor (Holston) Grardno Brod riroot. ;'' • illniptcr Dorn Wfa t roy Mows. (Ow Lsausti = w in: Oro N. Pram • llr. Wb. Dam. Minya) Walk Ora. pa Wissal Creel ler Proviiimso (17=). Coss. rl. Cr. 4111. Own Ina (Mina) . W. Arson (aura) Park TamstetLiklarilLao ho I j~ a ! i lfa thi — orori Tale et TogrE:: Wet Ileaset ) W. Cenidca West ask, WL Dm* Mew .. IR Ds/or WL ( ) WIL Kilts (Oa Lelaos) W. Man Ann(llealbsa.) WL Trams', tla.a.) ail.. IL 12a. 41.145. Lilt dt. Ils. 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Broungwick * Ohio& *Yea A cop. du Do. do. Load do Do. do. do Do. do. fo lap. od do N.E. of Canada 6 p. schwa B:: ru1trb........ Do.lnd.ecilat.gaike JOINT STOCK aura& I Pd. I CL prima. I 89 89 I 4 i Pin 91 lbed 16 116 84 ad Par i Put 10 0 80 1 18 94 98 AU 40 61 sok 1$ ~1 • tip,. „It ilz,rl U 40 30 57 Ear i PR' 79 51 zdj Us par 246 6 61 ad lei — _a - II ni nil 60 42 it 61 62 27 17i ST SO Ss IT I, 66 14 d id Ilk 23k 24 100 101 108 100 100 105 r 4.. Usk I BAILL trllO le! Mra wad U. Si,. Dank . K. ir e A a =i: au. *Liverpool 3 t: 101 =rf gip{ SAO DI Delilah F. Anserka WOO tO Char Bk Brit. Columbia WOO 10 C. ID. Inatr,Am..ollltri SAN N Clirlarl. Mem of looDs, Lou, and atria OM IN 111,0•0 100 Ooloolal 110,010111.11 Om. of Chatria . WO 10 Zoo. flootatAnal. Mail* 10,000 , 100 Imperial Dank, Limit** ANA 100 Loudon and Bras:Mao.. WON 20 Los. 4.A. bunk of Amara IMMO It Do. New 1 1 : .100 . I I : =6 °' an and V S . _ =4., WOO 9:1 Loudon lk Booth Ammo Imo 120 Lou. sad MoutodoMer 10,000 10 0 Metro. & Prov. Doak (L Aim In tai Pror. Of 11101020111 BUM 0 Do. Now KM N lifattimal Duet 11‘010 10 New Soo& Wales "AM IS Orlootal Dank Oorpora l**lo 10 Doak 10,000 too Proffnetof of tr:faimi Aim of Australia 41.030 ID Dalai of Autralio 1 Lima IS Wain of London .... 1862. emu ea eabonli...l3 . Bo4P agi a emu r It. NietoßAdp KW 111. /11.11wil .eL Jszsta aI L / 111. 'sett* B. IlaaL •ix It NA§ at w.andresoi.-40.04. DOCKS. 100 102 U. Comnierethl lOO Bt. Do. 4 p.et.Pret. 111 n 100 81 tut and Wert India 100 110 131 od 170 id 81 London lOO U 61 aci U 4 ad U. 1 81. Katharine 100 M OS 8L fionthamplan 100 I St. Victoria 10 Do New 204,410 154,0001 koes, lo ese l k 638,310, T,11,800 500,060 500,000 5.0001 COLONIAL °OVERSKIRT 1110IIIITIBIL . 100 . 110 . 119 . 100 Aei 100 . 100 1100 100 1091 100 p. et. 100 .1806 100 ) We 100 100 cent lOO ..., 1071 100 Bonds 100 . uly 100 1. 100 .6 p.c., 1877.82 . Do.6pwrcoot..l/1834 Do. • pw Do. Spar et /Lor.alop. Do. I pee cool Do. aporeost.l6. Stock ale RopoOpot.lll6o Do. d u o UM ow Bronaw.Gov. 6p. et. A. &Wales Ov.lip. c. Do. 6 p. c.,1al to Do. p. c., 16138 Zoolsod 6 per coot Novo &voila e p. c., 1871 Atoot.Gov. Sp.& floods no. Go. 6p. a. Jon.eauly Do. clo. p. e. April &O. 31t1111111 MINIL WS 106 106 167 106 107 96 96 91 96 IU 11/1 111 lIS 110 Ut 1011 116 98e esi 98 99 se 94 106 108 1116 106 106 106 106 106 1011 1971 KM TUN 10.000 IS.OOO 11.000 Kw 15.000 26,000 111.000 110,0 N 011,000 6,000 16,000 10,000 10%816 80.0001 14000 103,00:01 Auloam Ao. Usdboa Roma LA sord lLOo. RAW =Cop Silver per OopVa s t Don that Del V Gard ot, Xmases oil. iontrollaTir Urns Upends (U) loyitoolia Poultbo u tlinvorioro Port Woo Barbaro Odd X I'M& Almelo. agia. 31..Jotua dot Roy pa) Ronal Maslow worm or iflool Radom:Mons abs ). 10 : 600 IL 4M74 MAW) I Si I 16.1811 0 1 1 $ If I ill 2 an i 1 rr Awi 1 S 1 le 4 W I. SO U li 1 els PUS t . r.. I pail GO sl S W :1., WONT 10,001 0,40 e, 0.00 0.01 04ue0 SAIL 11.110 _0.1111; OOMPAJLIOL itisatio IL lI.D u.a ) Berlin Watavolts.. _ Bombay Cu, Ilmited hem • Irish Msg. TeL • De. 31 pee I. Da I Do. 0 _ . 860,000 20.750 14000 2)0.000 14104 MOOD 60.004 11.61.0 60,000 16.. 00.00 6 /OM 10.061 Lad Sop a l a s.otiag.&llo•l4 orptai Mac* Do. :Vibrates _ Ds. p. Trap. Da. lals&Lon.Sluppogil rastradUtlrrtg.dt Vassal Marta Tclowspe IlEad Ault. Cop. Dais Nratipitss Slap eed) Do. ITe per e (Lbel ras. la Led Dtaa Tel. (Li.. Lou. Gat. Ossalbus Lon.AS.Ire.DD.TeL Meanie Drags. it Crass Meaner. Is. TeL (La) Naomi. Dimmest Os.. :tabu MsCosralzata Netbairada.tp. art Drams. N. OWL sr. !._Belt. Australasia. 16;6;n1:1 m -- urk s. La. 4n. pm) .. lied Elver Lod do Wu. Pada. mut Oda Siam D - N; Liles t It& id. G.d4 Ibpantoy Boa Do. Now Rio &Jan. City Im.(1 ; 1a 4.-1 4 Fan 8 . 1 ,• :_-_ • deal s :2d. !nasal. *nth Autrallaa Lea Tel. kelp 4 1 7. isiZa : : 1.1 Tx3: do. --- - IWegraph to India (L.) T. it Ai. ot *na(l.) Y. L. Vostdr.Lo.Co.C.C.aulad. Va. Knagaloce To.. t Lo. Vas I.l6samet's land.. — ffl 18 1 1 11 U 16 i Is CPI 60 _ lil lho M 101 13 16 26 $6 IN 108 1104 106 Mlill I i 1 10 Par 0 108 ti 2 ILL 111 . 27 Til 3 1 - i MA 1 Si Ms 11 1 la I Si Si gm • I 11 11 pia I 2 S pea 42 LI e 14 1 111 all IL 67 n 19 10 17 10 4f 61 111 i 1 Pm 63 66 130 160 32 46 i VI ill 4 6 1 } BM ! dia A I 1} pm S 1 41s tbs 11 12 MINES.-(THIS DAYJ ix alo e M R 00 6 i Two demo. In the mining market to-day Wheal Ludoott shares have fluctuated considerably, and are now widely quoted 21 to 23. East Roaewarne are in demand, at si tot, and Great Wheal Fortune firm, at 29 to 31. Fast Caradon are quoted 461 to 44, being steady ; and Marke Valley, 10 to 1. In foreign mining shares the transactions have been mainly confined to St. John del Rey and United Mexican. The former have been dealt in from 611 down to 60, and the latter at 61 and 61. In colonial descriptions there is no move ment. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by tel from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velbo, June, 1862: Produce for May, 49,262 oitavaa ; cost for May, 9,9021. ; profit for May, 8,7711. Produce eleven days of June, 13,990 oitavaa ; yield, 6/78 oitavas per ton. At Rosewaroe United meeting, held at the mine on Moo day, the accounts showed a debit balance of 8681. 16s. 9d., which was divided pro rata among the shareholders, • dis count of II per cent. to be allowed oa the amounts paid on or before the 2nd of August. It was resolved to divide the shares into 1,024, and to allow the London office of refs /100e to be continued. The prospects, are considered good, particularly upon Rosewarne Commis lode. From Wheal Darnel (July 12) Captain R. Pryor report.; : —"No change worthy of notion has taken place in this mine since the report for the meeting, except in Moder yin's shaft, where the ground hes become more favourable for sinking. The level, being 2 feet wide, is producing good ore, and mundic of &promising character." The commission of lunacy at Reading have unanimously returned the following verdict :—" That Jason Smith, the elder, is of unsound mind, and loanable of ma naging his affairs, and has been so sinoe the 19th of April last." . . TORN BY • WILD Be•sr.—A melancholy acci dent occurred on Tueeday at Kingstown. As the troops attached to Bell's Hippodrome, who have been performing in the Rotunda Gardens, Dublin, for some weeks, were passing through the main street in proatesion,• poor journey man shoemaker, named Thomas Kelly, either incaution.)y approached too near, or was forced against a cage drawn by elephants and costataing five large pumas. One of these ferocious animals instantly thrust out Be paw, caught the unfortunate man by the head, and dragged him clops to the bars. An other then caught his left ►rm in its teeth, ►nd with a wrench smashed it above the elbow, lacerating the flesh it a horrible manner up to the shoulder. A man named Batty, who performs with the beast., immediately entered the nap, and with great difficulty drove the infuriated animals front their prey. With the help of a constable, who also exposed himself to considerable danger, Kelly was extricated and takes to the hospital, where amputation of the limb had to be performed. He is is a most pre. carious state. On leaving the cage Batty seemed to be astonished at his own daring and sooner, and said, with a shudder, that be would not for M. again attempt such a tea► 0.1101 .. 10,r01 10 99 100 96 IPS V/ 911 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAI•) ---.-- Two o'Orawc. The funds retain an upward tendency. A freak rise of per cent. was attained this morning, and, though a partial relapse has since occurred, tin present quotations are fully i above these current yesterday afternoon. The other mar kets are generally strong. The scrip of the Turkish and Egyptian loans and Great Western of Canada Railway shares are in active demand, at an advance. The principal movement to-day has been in foreign stocks. At Paris this morning, according to Kr. neuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Beaten opened at 68fr. 50c., showing no change. Consols are officially marked 994, I, and 93 for money, and 92 1 and 93 for the account. The present quotation is on to 93 both for cask and the 7th August. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 236, 236, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, ; New Three per Cents., 93, 4, f ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764 India. Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cleat. Stock, 1074, 1081, ; ditto for account, 1084 ; rive per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1044; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 110 ; Exchequer Bills, 195., 16s 20a. prem. Foreign stocks are in good request. Egyptian. scrip is very buoyant, and has risen to 84 cad 91 prem. The Italian Maremraana Railway scrip has been purchased as high as 4 prem., and Turkish Loan scrip at 14 prem., ex div. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is higher, at 85f to 4, and that of 1858 at 724 to 73f. Other foreign stooks are firm, except Spanish Certificates, which are dull. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Braeilion. Old Five per Cents., 1014 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 644 ex div. (exchange 1211.) ; ditto Four per (lent. Certificates, 102 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 8,9, prem. ; ditto paid-up ',rip, 904, 914, 904 ; Italian Five per Cents., 704, 714, ex div. (exchange 25fr.); ditto Ma:unmans Rail way, scrip, 4,4, I preen. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 284, 1 ; ditto for account, 281 ; Portuguese Three per Ceuta., 1853, for account, 454, 4, 45, ex die. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1.8118, 1857, 1859, and 1860, for account, 45, ex div. ; Rus sian Five per Cents., 1862, paid-up scrip, 93 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 834, 84; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 544 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 44, 4, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 194 ; the Committee's Certificates, 94 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 854 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1856, for amour*, 73, 4, 724 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip. 14, 4, 4 prem., ex div. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 664, 4, ex div. . . Advice. from Amsterdam mention that notwith standing large speculative sales in anticipation of the new loan, Portuguese stock has been in de mand at a price equivalent to 46 in this market, a good effect being produced by the knowledge that the old system of selling stook privately has been abandoned by the government. Here, t►e find quotation for Portuguese Bonds was 45 to I, in cluding interest from the let inst., so that the pain of issue of the proposed new loan shows now a more considerable margin of profit The Fiscal Commissioner of New Granada it vitas tenders for the redemptionof the debt, 2,0001. sterling being applicable to this purpose. The sum of 133,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, making a total of no lees thsa 883,000/. for the week. The mail steamer Shannon will convey to-day 23,350/. in specie to the West Indies. Bar silver is rather in demand at hi. ld. per ounce, being Ad. higher than the price recently current. This is owing to the fames of the cos tinental exchanges, and not to any renewal of the Indian demand. Mexican dollars, which have lately been extremely firm, have been much affected in price by the present advice. from China, to the effect that the rebels are in possession of the tea and silk districts. It is inferred that as bet laths produce can be received from the interior, mer chants will require bat a small amount of coin. The present quotation is merely nominal, at ss. lid. per ounce, and it is expected that the sup plies on baud will have to be disposed of at a re duction. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,0781. ; and the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 5,800 L The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway et Canada for the week ending the 28th June wens 13,8111/. sterling, being 1,0701. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The following are the traffic returns of the Mel bourne and Hobson's Bay Railway for the four weeks ending the 22nd of May :--For week end ing May 1, 1882, L 4511. • corresponding week at 1861, 1,8951. For week ending May 8, 1862, 1,1581. ,• corresponding week of 1881, 1,3421. Per week ending May 10, 1862. 1,0081 • corresponding of 1861, 1,1211. For week e ndingi May 12, 1862. 1,0311. ; corresponding week of 1881,1,1771. At au extraordinary meeting yesterday of the Lon don and Provincial Marine Insure/lye Company, Mr. J. N. Daniell in the chair, the resolutions passed at the last meeting, for altering the time of the general meetings from June to February or March in each year, for increasing the qualifications of the directors, and for business of minor impor tance, were unanimously confirmed. _ _ _ A special meeting of the Brighton Railway COM. piny will be held after the ordinary meeting on the 29th instant, to authorise the issue of capital sane tioued by various of the company's acts The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Austra lian Investment Company is called for the lot of - - A r t are . informed that the Canadian Native 02 Company, having disposed of 7,000 of their shares in three days, are preparing for the commencement of operations by the purchase of vessels fur shipping the oils already waiting for them at Dresden, near the Lake St. Clair, at which port wharfs and warehouses have been constructed in connexion with the direct conveyance from the oil wells. Subjoined are the latest quotatiowi of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : lusamuce.—Alliance Marine, 561 sr iv. ; Atha, 11 ex div. • Commercial Union, 31 to 4 ; Rs*. 71; Globs, 19 to ex div. ; Guardian, 50 ex .Iw. ; Isdesey Maria., 1118; London sod Provincial Marine, =die.; Airenitile 31 ; Oman Maros, 151 • Rock Life, 81; UMW Kingdom, to ; Universal Marls, 31. Gas Light and Ceks.—lmperial Costioestal, 51 to div. • London, Blue Preference, 661 to ; Westminster Chartered, 73 ex die. Docks.—London, 561 to 56 ; St. Katharine, 571. Waterworka.-13erlin, 5; Chelsea, 23 ; West 11fidd3seez. 106 ex die. _ _ _ _ - erals. l onuart Junction, 80j ex dr. ; Ditto Guaranteed 8 per our., 12i ii div. With referonue to the market far American secu rities, Mr. K F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market for American securitios London has rem further depressed by the recent news of Terrors to lir Federal crmy before Richmond, art by the incresainey high rate of exchange. Shippers dear buying at all, re oept at considerable reduction tree mime quotations. There has, however, been buying an bars aseoaat, which tends to gleesome support. Thin Arra Is dray for the shares and bonds of the Illinois Curd Libra ; also far sterling bonds of such railroads u haws bred Yee ia Mat farm. end for bonds where the cooper ems jowl& hers al a fixed rate of exchange. Erie dune aw OM St tit tO The Vanguard has arrived from Mica with 724,6001b5. of tea. The skip Copenhagen has be.. be ep for the conveyance of troops to Calcutta. 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