The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) - - HINGEATON r. =CUR, RIR MAJZISTVB PROCTOR, AND 0711111. Mr. Collier, Q.C., Dr. Deane, Q.C., end Mr. Aspland appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., and Dr. Spinks were for the defendants ; Dr. Twiae, Q.C., watched the case for the crown. The plaintiff, a solicitor and town clerk, at Lyme Regis, Dorset, propounded the will of Mr. Thomas Lisle Follett, late of that town, who died at the age of 77, on the 25th of March, 1861. In 1839 Mr. Follett had executed • will in favour of his wife end his two brothers, but all three had pred e ceased him ; the last, au officer in the Indian army, having died in 1857. Since this event the testator had often, as was alleged, talked of making a new will, but he put it off till a week before his death. The instrument was pre pared by Mr. Hingeeton, and at the time of its execution the testator was so weak that be could only make a cress, instead of signing bus name. The will so executed merely glea i lgacy of tw and one giutindred pounds red to a th ee er rvant, ed named Bart lett It appointed Mr. Hingeston executor; but though the estate was said to be worth ten or fifteen thousand pounds, there was no residuary clause. Probate of the will was re siated by the widow of a Mr. Tucker, who claimed to be a relation on the father's side. M r . Leader, a relation on the mother's side, had also intervened, but he supported the executor in hi prayer for probate. On cross-examinatior., the plaintiff stated that after the execution of the will, he went downstairs with his brother, and after consultation they struck out a clause revoking the will of 1859. Had been bankrupt in 1851. Had paid 4s. in the pound, and had received a seoood clams certificate. The crown bad succeeded in proving the illegitimacy of Mrs. Follett's elder brother, and he supposed the crown had intervened on the 'apposition that the testator had no lawful relations. Had heard that the testator had passed a portion of his life la • lunatic asylum. About nix weeks ago witness had romanced probate. [The rase wee proceeding whoa we mat to press.] CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr.Justios Crampton.) R illiant if ler, 37, engineer, was indicted for feloniously baring in his poison, and without lawful axone, certain plates for We purpose of emptying Banana ten rouble notes. Sleigh prosecuted ; the princess wits undefended by counsel. The circumstances under which this charge was preferred have eppeared very recently in the Mansion-Horse police report, and it will therefore be unnece . aary to give the evidence in detail on the present occa sion. It appeared that some time back a small parcel was left at the cloak-room of the railway station at London bridge, addremed to Mr. Bering, to be left till celled for. Some time in the month of April last, the prisoner called for that parcel, stating that he had lost the ticket which was given when the parcel was left. The officer at the station told him be could not have the parcel unless he gave him • description of the contents, and he said it eon tamed plates and engravings. The officer then said the parcel must be opened to see if the content& agreed with his dmeriptioo, upon which the prisoner said he would not take it then, but would mill for it again. He subsequestly wrote a letter to Mr. Dines, the station-master, respecting the parcel, which was ultimately delivered up to him, on the 12th May last, upon his signing • receipt for the same. On that day Sergeant Brett, and Scott, twodetective officers, who had previously received some information, saw the prisoner leave the station with the parcel. They followed bins to Adelaide-place, where Scott stopped him, and told him they were two police officers and should take him into custod,. for being concerned with heichberg, Rosenberg, sod others, 11l forging and uttering Russia n rociMet motes. The pri soner said he knew nothing at all about it. The officers then put the prisoner into a eab, Led Brett took the wool from wider his coat, and asked him what it contained, and he said he did not know. He asked the prisoner when he got it from, sad be said a man at the railway station had given it to Mm. The parcel was opened and found to amain • 'Member of plates, with portions of Ras mien noble sake engraved upon them, and fiftv tame engraved pieces of paper, which were proved Le be forged Russian rouble notes all reedy for ci rculation. On the 14th of the same month the officers Brett and Scott proceeded to the Woolwich Arsenal Railwaystation, and received from the station-master • parcel which bad been left at the station some time previously, addressed to Mr. W. Wilkinson. This parcel also contained plates, with portions of rouble notes engraved upon them. When the prisoner was taken into custody Brett asked him if he knew lleichberg and Josephson, and he said he knew them and had done some work for them. The officers proceeded to an addrees that the prisoner gave, and they there found • carpet bag which contained a quan tity of plates, also having portions of rouble notes engraved upon them, and • quantity of engraving tools. A seal was also found in a drawer, which exactly corresponded with the impression which sealed the parcel found on him at the time he was taken into custody. Witnesses were called, who were engravers and lithographers of the highest re spectability, who identified the plates found in the two parcels as plates which they had executed at the order of the prisoner, who called upon them in company with some of the other prisoners who were convicted • short time back, and which they executed by the authority of the police. The prisouer was also identified by one mitosis as having celled with Josephson, and asked to be taught a portion of the business of lithography, and he also identified the notes which were in the parcel which wee found on the prisouer as some which he himself struck ad from a plate which was ;brought to him by the prisoner. The landlady of the house in Myddeltonstrest. • portion of which was occupied by Reichherg, proved that the prisoner was in the habit of frequenting the house with lteichberg and the others, and also that he claimed a lithographic pram which was there as partly his, and re quested her not to let it go away without his authority. The writing on the two parcels was proved to be in the head writing of the prisoner, and the evidence left no doubt that the prisoner was concerned with the five prisoners who were before convicted M endeavouring to carry out • gigantic scheme of pleader by means of forged instruments of the kind referred to. _ _ The prisoner, in his defence, put in a long written state ment, which warn to the effect that the parcel had been given to him by a man whom be had employed as a tailor, and that he took it to the railway station by his direction, but was quite' georant of its contents. The learnod judge baring summed up, The jury. Afters short deliberation, retuned a verdict of Guilty, and the prisoner was sentenced to six years' penal servitude. NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Baron Bramwell). Edward Janes Siaith, 31, letter carrier, was indicted for stealing a post letter containing one 500 f. Bank of England note, and also a valuable security. Mr. Clark and Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted. It appeared that the prisoner was • letter sorter and carrier, sad was charged with being in possession of a post letter containing money ; being told that his lodgings would be searched, and asked if he had any other Doer, be said be bad one large one, and the officer there found a bete for 503 f. in two braves. The prisoner accounted for the possession of the note by stating that he found it in Fiesbury-square, and had kept it in hopes of getting • reward. This note wan afterwards found to have been sent as far back as January last year from a stockbroker, at Sheffield, to a chant in London, by post, but was not de livered. The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty, and upon an other indictment to which the prisoner pleaded guilty, sen tence was deferred. John Smith, tOi, lebourer, was indicted for attempting to murder James Jones. Mr. Clark and Mr. °Triage prosecuted. The primmer, It will be rememberal, was a convict in the Milibsak prison, and had attacked the prosecutor Jones, who was oee of the warden, and stabbed him with a weapon which he bad constructed out of a piece of iron tied to • wooden handle. The Fawner, who WU not defended, said that the excite meet be was under made him mad, he having been in a lunatic asylum. The jury found him Guilty, and be was sentenced to penal servitude for life. THE POLICE COURTS. cram DAY.) CLERK EN WELL. THE LAT! AITTWTTLD MURDER AID BUSOLAZT AT TALMO- TON.-DISCOVERT OY TER IRON CRORY AND CABH4IOI. It will be in the recollection of our readers that, on the 21st of April, 1861, the ahoy of Mr. Higgins, hatcb°4 of Chapel-street, leliKtm, was broken into whilst the family were at church, aid the servant, Mary Ann Redkieson, was Dearly murdereiL The ash-boa and an iron chest were •toloa, but, although three men, Frederick Strugoell, Georgequilter. and William Lioney, wore apprehended and punished for the offence, no trace of the ash• box could then be found. This morning Inspector Fraser and Police-constable Cook, 8, informed Mr. Barker that the iron chest aed the cash-box had bees found in the Regent's Canal, at Apr Town. The canal had been emptied for the purposes of repairmid the articles, which had been broken open by form, were found by some boys. Mr. Higgins had identified the article*, bat declined to hare them any more in his pos session. WA NDSWORTH. THE ItEITILY TROY T - H - E . O . A - 1; : " ,88 - 11U - 1.71NO YR. ALDERMAM ROAR. This morning was appointed for the hearing of summonses against several gentlemen for assaulting Mr. Aldertnan Rose. There wine six summonses in all, sanely, Lindeman& Colonel inseam of No. 4, Albaspolortioad. dilly. Xr. Gawps Bryant, of the as Nieme n Isatilks, of Qs, tram Tiddisp THE EXFRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1862. moan, Mr. Todd Healey, a( Parson's-green, Folbam, and Thomas tJoodge, groom, of No. 2, Hamilton place, Piccadilly. There were two mannicsones against Mr.' Bryant, one for an assault upon a gentleman named Jana Gamer Marshall and the other upon Mr. Alderman Rose. All the other defendants were summoned for assaulting Mr. Alderman Row The affair came off at Upper Tooting, in front of the alderman's private residence. From what transpired, it appeared that Mr. Mar shall was riding on horseback to see the carriages return ing home from the Oaks, and one contained the defeodants and others, ansoogst whom it was stated were two noblemen. Mr. Marshall was pelted by having some missiles in the shape of toys thrown at him, and he was very much injured in the eye. He attempted to chastise the parties, when he was attacked, up= which Mr. Alder man Rose rushed out of his premise and endeavoured to rescue him. He was then unsalted, but he succeeded in getting the defendeate locked inside his gates until they gave their name" and addresses. On Mr. Ingham taking his seat, Mr. Rase, solicitor, the brother of the worthy alderman, addressed his worship and stated that the parties had made ample apologies, and he attended to ask permission to withdraw the summonses. Mr. Ingham said that if the complainants were satisfied he had no objection. The summonses were accordingly withdrawn, and the pro ceedings terminated. ii: IG. m N. al ik. u M u itk Ilk 14 11 00. 1 10101 1 0. 1 4 el 111, WI. irOIK :i iii ii. 14 iit ill ii. 41 l it .- I!! ii: lii IP SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoon. The railway market to-day is steady, although business is almost at a standstill. The only change worth mentioning in prices is a rise of per cent, in Midland stook. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 99 to, being fi rm • Great Western, 74 to 72i ; Midland, 127 k to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 k to ; Caledonian, 107; to 108} ; South Eastern, 831 to • Eastern Counties, 5S i to ; and Great Nor thern, 114 k to 1151. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 4 5-16 to 7-16 prem. The Belgian lines are steady, at the late decline. Grand Trunk of Canada Rail way stock lam improved. ANAL"' IMLUUN AND 111"' Bh. Pd RAILWAYS. I Ci g li g P ie ' . I tesi aim.. iv cu. aoiuut v ut !Bleoltlmu "11411.,laa.,&Chus.Juse la I INVis BMA lOselr °lki"iaS saal ...... I§ - ra'r4 .... :•••••!..! i iiiiii i iiii Do. B tp.6YpMdto L Della sad BoMo , Yen Duad.,Portb.*AbLia Ira footorn A VTioDoe BMWS Make, Omit o Do. 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I how. cd negban Mama Bank Sew South Wales OrMOM Beak Oorporm 01kelia Mud' IProvinalal bead 18uuth Australia !Union 01 Australia Union of London 19e 1(6 106 106 108 99i 100•1 98 96 111 116 111 118 11.2 114 106 146 101 woe 90 100 100 110 101 100 100 110 lug 110 104 it .e 0 If 410 66 0 II ti w al e lAs ISt 94 SA to 96 97 iv i 40i 17: in aj j , 24t 241fct: ST IS 86M ST it dal 4,4 OSS tea. iae~ e 201 - N 6 Ph llo 100 1011. 8 10,5 T1 .... M Si 107 id gd 40 41 60 61 tr 4 1 4 SO 91. ST SS 4 4 44 11 112. Ai so — MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The funds to-day are steady at yesterday's closing quotations. Business in every depart ment of the Stock Exchange is very quiet, and the alteration in prices is immateri►l, with the exception of a fresh fall in Mexican Bonds and a rise in Egyptian scrip. _ _ At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 681 r. 40c., being bc. better than yesterday. Turkish Loan scrip is quoted to 4} prem. ; Egyptian, 21 to 21 prem., being higtier ; and Rus sian, I to 1 prem. Consols are officially marked 911, and /, ex div., for money, and 911, for the account. The present quotations are 911 to 1, and 911 to 92, respectively. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1071,1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863. 991, f ; ditto 1864, 991; ditto 1864 or 1866, 99/, 1; Exchequer Bills, 66., 3e. prem. Mexican Bonds have again fallen ; the last sales have been at 291. Yesterday's rise in Spanish Passive is sustained. Venezuela are rather more inquired for. Spanish Certificates are quiet. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is well supported, at a t to 831, and that of 1868 at 701 to 711. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (exchange, 128.) ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (scrip), 21, 1, prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 851, 86; Mexican Three per Cents., 291; ditto, for account, 291, 1, 1 ; Moorish Five per Cents., 96 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461; Russian The per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 1 prem. ; Spacish Three per Cents., for account, 541, 3 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents, for account, 441, 1; ditto Passive, 191, g ; the Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 83, 1; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 71i, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents.. 1862 (scrip), 4,1, 4 prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 711, 3 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for ac count, 231, 1. The shine of the Eastern Bengal Tea Company are quoted to-day I to i prem. Foos o'CLoac. Console are without change, at 911 to I, ex div., for money, and 911 to 92, ex div., for the account. There is still a steady demand for money, both at the Bank of England and in the general market. The transactions which occur below 3 per cent. appear to be exceptional. We have reason to believe, however, that no further remittances of specie on, account of the Turkish Loan are contemplated immediately, and that such further sums as may be sent are not at all likely to press upon the money market. A portion of the recent large gold remittances from Australia and America is finding its way to the Bank, as was expected. The amount taken to that establishment yesterday was 144,0001. A meeting of the holders of Venezuela Bonds is oonvened for Friday next, to consider the proposAls of Senor Nadal, the Fiscal Commissioner of the Republic, relating to the eettlement of the old debt and to a new loan. The greater portion of the large supply (nearly 500,0001,) of Mexican dollars by the steamer La Plata was sold yesterday for China at ss. li t iL per ounce, being below the price obtained for the pro vious supply, and id lower than that current in the interval. The decline is chiefly owing to the mien& of the amount. foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and in several instances the movement was rather more in favour of this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.19 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.84 to 17 ; Rotten:lam, 3 months, /1.19/ to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.471 to 521 ; Hamburg, ms. Immo, three months, 1314 to i ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 30 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.471 to 50 ; Fneltfortron-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to B ; Petenbarg (p er rouble), 3 months, 331 to 34; Vienna, eft. 00., 3 months, 12.96 tol&05 ; Trieste, ed. So , 3 months, 12.95 to 13.06; Madrid, S mouths, 491 to 1; Cadis, 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.521 to 71 ; Gems, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.56 to 60 • Naplee, 3 months, 391 to a ; Palermo, 3 months, 1191 to ; Measles, 3 months, 1191 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 1. n consequence of the recent death of Mr. W. T. Fraaer, East India merchant, of Great St. Helen's, the following circular has been issued. It is understood that the direct liabilities are about 30,0001., in addition to 80,0001. liabilities on bills which have been sent out to India for collection, but which, it is hoped, will not come against this estate. The result of the liquidation will depend on the arrangements now in progress for carrying on the business, in the event of the completion of which it is hoped that the creditors will lose nothing. 29, Coleman-street, London, Me, June 17, 1862. Sir,—We are instructed by Mn Fraser, the widow and executrix of the late Mr. W. T. Frew, of Windier-build ings, Great St. Helen's, to apprise you that the testator's books have been placed in the hods of Mr. Kemp, of Gresham-street, accountant, who will at once prepare a statement of his affairs and convene a meeting of the parties interested. Meanwhile we have much pleasure is saying that negotia tions are pending with at view to the cootinuance ot the busioesa.—We are, &c., CLANALZ AND Moms The annual meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of Australia is convened for the 14th of July. It appears that the European Company for Boat building by Machinery has been reconstructed, under the title of the " Continental Company for the Purchase of Thompson's Patents for Boat building by Machinery (Limited)." Under the previous scheme a large cash payment was to have been made to Mr. Thompson, but as that gentle man has now consented to other arrangements, the total capital has been cut down to 50,000 shares of IL evil, of which 40,000 are to be allotted to the public and 10,000 to the vendor of the patents. Upon the last-named shares, which are considered as fully paid up, Mr. Thompson is to receive no dividends until a profit of at learnt 10 per cent shall have been declared on the ordinary shares. The board of the City Asiniranoe Company has been increased by the addition of Mr. Philip Van derbyl, of the firm of Redfern, Alexander, and Co. The operations of the company, both in London and the country, are stated to exhibit a steady ex tension of business. Vice Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood propose*, on the 28th inst., to settle the list of contributories of the English and Irish Church and lJnirarsity As surance Society. The particulars are published of a number of Bonds of the Matanzas and Sabauilla Railway Loan which are to be cancelled. _ The balf-yearly interest is announced on Queens land Government debentures. Tramur Evzimra. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91k, div., for the 10th July, opened this morning at 911 to t, and closed at 91/ Th to 92. For money the last price was 911 to 1. e official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 911, 1, ex div. ; ditto for aeconnt sJu l y 10), 911, ex dir. ; Bank Stock 235 23C.; Three per Cents. Heduced,9l/, 1,1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 15 5-16 ; India Five per Cent &took. 1071, 1, j!; ditto Four per Ceut Debentures, 1884, 9E4 ; ditto, 18640 r 1886, 991,1 ; ditto, Bonds, 20e. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109/. The India Five per Cent. Stock was 6rm at 1071 to ex div. IC:chequer Bills remain at Bs. to OIL prem. India Bonds were sold at 21k. prem. A rime of per cent took plain to-ilay in the Turkish Loan of 1868, which chilled at 701 to 711. The Loan of 1864 was last quoted 821 to 83, being 3 ~. an improvement of 1 ; Italian live per Ceuta., 711 to 72, being firm ; and Spanish Certificates, 81 to 1. Spanish. Passive Bonds were In great de mand in the afternoon, and rose suddenly to 19 to 1, owing to numerous purchases on foreign account. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooK. In the mining market to-day, Wheal Ludcott shares are again ut active request ; at one period of the morning the quotation was as high as 18i to 17, but it has since receded to 16 to 4. East Devon Great Consols and Goruunena are inquired for, and are both quoted 2 to 4. East Caradon are flat at 44 to * ; and Marko Valley dull, at 91 to 10. South Caradon are quoted 335 to 345 ; North Trelawaey, 26a. to 28s. ; East Cain Brea, 18 to 1; What' Union, 41 to ; North Crafty, to 1. North Roekeer, 25 to 26 ; and Sithney and Can meal, to 4. The market generally is active. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at yesterday's prices. A petition for the winding-up of the Seend Iron Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Bank ruptcy Court on the 26th inst. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (11Y ILICTIIO TZLZOILAPH. ) ASCOT MEETING? -{THIS DAY.) CORONATION STAKES. OIDDO Ellen Middleton f Gone . 6 raa. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SON'S. Stimpsha . Pellucid Surbitou Hill 9 raa. THREE. YEAR-OLD BIENNIAL. Carisbrook Lord Burleigh Alerte 9 ran. FERN HILL STAKES. _ Orphan ... ••• ••• Bertha ... Geatilhomme ... ... ••• Peignoir -• ... ... ROYAL HUNT CUP. - 1 King of Diatoo;ila Croagh Patrick 3 37 ran. Ran 35 Wanks behind time. TWO YEAR OLD BIENNIAL. T.Y.C. War lima, Antoineton, Emily Stafford, - Blue Mantle, lady Superior, Newctiurch, Splitvote c, Warm, Columbia, and Knave of Trumps are here. VISITORS' TpiTE. Once round and a glisoce. Doefoot, Amaltbea, Higlillyer, Naiad, _ Schism, St. Lawrence, Sir William, Bodoni°, Egbert,Syoophant, Brown Stout, Repose, Captive, Caledon, and Doeakin are here. AZRIVID.— Cerietha, Bertha, Marabout, Does, Barbi too Hill, quicksilver, Satellite, Allenl-roodemont, Peignoir, Mountain Hick, and Venerator. LATEST BETTING. ROYAL HUNT CUP. IS to 1 apt Croy& Patrick (t) 6to 1 amity (t) 10 to 1 Q. R. D. (t) The number of persona relieved in the Blackburn union attained an unprecedented height last week. No lees than 12,884 persons were assisted with food. The largest number ever before relieved in the union was 10,229. The number relieved in Preston last week was 11,979, and there also the number of destitute is on the ifICIO4/6 One singular fact in connexion with the last place is worthy of notice. The infant mortality in the borough is considerably decreased, and it is amounted for in this way—mothers now attend to their own children ; if they had been at work they would have left them in the sate of nurses, or perhaps left them to take care of them selves. This "Comer-otrr " LART NIGHT AND rus Pon- OFFICE EMPIAMM.—(rote DAT.)—Much dissatisfaction was manifested during the early duty at the General Post-office, and the different branches, this morning, when the fact be come known to the body of officers, that through the "count-oat" last night the fruition of the sanguine hopes of the letter-carriers and others, that the Rouse of Commons would appoint a select committee to inquire into the complaints submitted to both houses of parliament, must be again deferred. SOUTH AIISTELLIAN COMPANY. —(TIII8 DAy.)— This afternoon the twenty-sixth annual misting of this company wee held at the Meese, New Broad street ; Mr. E. Divett, ILE, in the chair. Th e report, which has appeared in our columns, was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum payable half-yearly. was declared. Alderman Saloinons, d.P., was elected to the board. CAPTAIN BVBILIDE —BOO2O time ago AD applica tion, influentially sired, was forwarded to Lord Palmer ston, on behalf of Captain M'Bride, asking a pension for him as an acknowledgment of his long and valuable services in relieving thoueands of poor persons who were sent back to Ireland by the Poor-law authorities of England and Scot land. The premier regretted his inability to comply with the request. Lately the application wu renewed, and tho President of the Queen's College has received a letter from Lord Dufferio, stating that Captain M'Bride's claims did noteome within the scope of the Pension List, but that Lord Palmerton, inreeognition of his services, had granted him lOW. out of the Royal Bounty Fund.—Nordern Whig. FOREION VIEUTO/L9 TO THE EEHIRMON. —A very interesting party of visitors to the Exhibition arrived yes terday in London. It consists of about 60 German work men, under the guidance of Herr Max Wirth, editor of the Arboitgebtr, of Frankfort-on.tbe-Maine. Some time since the committee of the National Verde placed the sum of 2,4006. at the disposal of Herr Wirth for the dispatch of twelve workmen to the London Exhibition. It wax found, however, thanks mainly to the reduction of fares made by the Rhine steam-boat companies, that the sum would /of fice to seed two or three more, and, finally, by the aid of a small subscription, Herr Wirth and the committee of select lion by whom he was assisted were enabled to gratify 21 out of the many applications which flowed in from all parts of Germany. About 40 more workmen have joined the party, some travelling at their own cost, others seat by the great firms by whom they are employed, and some, we believe, by the trades associations of their respective towns Though the Exhibition is the object of their visit, they will of course be anxious to see as much of Loudon, of the public build ings, and great industrial establishments as it is possible. TRIAL OF FIRE-ENGINES FROM THE EXHIBITION. Yesterday morning, at an unusually early hour, a trial of the merits of various fire-engines, sent into the Exhibition by different manufacturers, was made on the banks of the Serpentine, near Rensington-gardens, in the presents of the Royal Commissioners, the Duke of Sutherland, and • large number of ecieotilie gentlemen and superintendents connected with most of the fire brigades in the kingdom. The first experiment commenced with a trial of Messrs. Shand and Mason's ; Messrs. iferryweather and Sons, at Long-acre ; and those built built by Messrs. Rase, of Man chester. The number of gallons of water thrown were derided to be in favour of Shand and Mason, 1 ; Merry weather, 2; Rose, 3.. Three other experiments were made with the same results, the engines throwing respect ively, in thirty seconds, 78 gallons, 68, and 65 gallons. Many other experiments with different engines were afterwards made, the results of which, however impor tant to the several manufacturer", do not call for special notice. During the trials the royal family passed over the bridge, apparently with • view to vitae= from their car riages the operations in progress. The bank on the south side of the SerpentiLe was densely crowded, but the greatest order was maintained by the police, who mate rially assisted Captain Shaw and Foremen Fogo, Bridges, and others, in keeping the crowd out of the temporary enclosure. A great number of conductor of the engines were prevent to show bow the machines could be most advantageously used io case of accident by fire. The trials were gee through to test their relative merits previous to formal adjudication. The smaller engines from different parts of the country were tried against each other, but the results, after what had been already witnessed, were not very important. A very interesting experiment took place between one of Merryweather's mime and another, Cap tain Fowke's engine, and a third with Mr. Roberts's engine, the patentee, of Roberta's engine, with a 57 stroke, threw 114 gallons, and with a 60 stroke, 117 gallops, twenty men only working at the engine. Captain Fowke's engine. made by Shand and Mason, with twelve men, threw 109 gallons of water in two minutes. The decision of the jdges may be stated as follows :—Shand sod Alden. 1- edges sod Sons, ; Hodge*, 3. It is understood that further trials will be made this day. NATAL ACCIDENT. —Yesterday evening Mr. Bed ford held as lowest at Westminster Hospital toac e ;the death of William Armstrong, aged 14 , a plasterer ad in colouring the ornamental cornices in frost of the 'I NKS= Barracks, St. James's-park. It appeared in diddles that while employed there as Friday lest he was standing on • ladder about 60 feet from the ground, when • goddess mid of wind ASINNEI mother ladder to fall against that on which he stood. The faros of the blow brought the ladder sad the doestned to the potted. The men are allowed a weight and rope to secure the ladder at the top. The is osamobtraingraitl in resting this weight just on the edge of tbe lodged of placing it properly on the roof, although he hese cites cautioned by the foreman not to dose. This, it is allaged,was the cause of the ladder being so 11=upost, es the estOt fell with the ladder. The *views asersi Will des* newt hare been instan taneous, hes the rile beteg reetpletely driven into the The jeer areseret the foreman for not seeing that the were replay secured before he allowed the mow to ascend amok sod ultimately returned a verdict of Assidsetel death." JEJULWAft. 100 liclatolaltsiaar4p.c.B4ll LW :Caledonian Qaar. 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(Us. ) Peel Aver Lad * Min Paola. and Odin. Skala ILA !fe [ad. T.. 0.4 Miaow irou Do. Now Itio deism City Im.(L), _ _do 14;1 min Mira .... IWO& And. Wean. Scott Arksllan Lead Ailbmirim Tel, Sank .. La Do. do. lsisdonid Do. do. rologroph to India (L ) T.* Wo. oil Arat ( l..) JCL Troolltida.Co.U.Couado o. Kingdom Tel (L.,: so Dlomoo's Idowt. Par Pim 100 11 I k l so rt 111 Ms 1 li 11111 64 299 1 poi I PM 1 12 16 1 12 a II 6 1 7 $7 59 N Ti z 4 9 II pond 18 2 no 17 le 41 At I iPm 22 52 Se xd $ xd 4 1 . : I f db par i dis 1 sr xd 1 11 pas I 1 di. 81 9i A case of extraordinary ferocity on the side of a prisoner, and determination on that of • policeman, same before the magistrates at Dudley on Monday. A policeman went to arrest • man on suspicion of stealing hay, but hav ing no warrant the MAD refused to be taken. He got hold of a poker, and beat the policeman with it most unmerci fully. He also bit the constable's nose through whilst the latter was on the ground. The man was taken at last when two policemen came to the rescue of their colleague, but not until he was beaten almost into a state of insensibility. THRICE CHILDREN SHOT. —A most distressing occurrecoe happened at &skimmer° on Monday afternoon, three little girls being shot. About a quarter to six the girls, whose names ware Emma and Ellen Clover and Mary Ann Woodgate, aged respectively six, three, and two years, were playing in the Sicicleemere-rood, on the Bury skis of the tollgate, when their attention was attracted by some crab apples growing on a tree standing in the fence of • garden beiceging to • Mrs. Uwe. The children attempted to get some of the ape and a little boy who saw them ran in and told Mrs. Hums that they were after her apples. She took no notice of what the boy said at fiat, but, on his going • sewed time, said the would come and see after them, and took a 'mil which was hanging up in the house, saying she would ' frighten them with it. A neighbour, Mrs. Wright, who' was with her at the time, told her to mind that it was not loaded ; but she said, " Oh, no, it is not loaded." She went out, taking with her the gut, which she presented at the children, who were about 12 yards from her ; when, either from the nipple catching her dress, or the presents of her hand, the gun went off, severely wounding the eldest girl and slightly injuring the other two. Two of the chil dren were at once sent home, but the injuries of Emma Clover proved much more serious, she having been struck by no leis than 47 shots, all over the front of her body, on both thighs, the left leg. and both her arms and hands, some of the shots having penetrated more than two inches. The woman, on seeing what her thoughtlessness bad mused, became so excited that it was noosseary for Police-constable Orionsey to remain with her all night to prevent her doing herself an injury. She declares that she was not aware that the was loaded, and expresses the greatest regret for what had happened. She ia in the cut. tody of the police, and will be brought before the magi'. trate. to-morrow. The poor girl Emma Clover remains in a precarious state—Bury and Norwich Post. THEATRICAL REVIVAL IN POMPEII,— , At the mo• meat of the destruction of the city of Pompeii by au erup tion of Mount Vesuvius in the year A.D. i 9 a theatrical representation was being gives In the amphitheatre. A speculator, named Langini, taking advents'e of that his torical retninikenoe, has just constructed a theatre on the ruins of the above-named city, the opening of which he announces in the following terms :—" After • lapse of eighteen hundred yews the theatre of the eity will be re opened with La Piplis del Rep/imago. I solicit from the nobility and gutsy a magnum* of the favour sosiMantly bestowed on my predecessor, Marcos Quintus Martins, and beg to assure thm that I shall make every effort to equal the rare qualities he displayed daring his roassionsent." oMil SICULLTII It a U lii - IN - SS IS ONDINARY MAIM AND MCI& COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HARK-LANE.-(THIS The weedlier has not been quit; so umottled since Ilkocky last, but Invertheleas a good deal of rain has falleo at in tervals. To-day it is fine but cloudy at times, with the wind from the uorth. TheEuglh;b .rieiTt fresh up this week is still leas than we have bad lately. Flour, also, very short ; very little barley. oats, beans, or pass, and malt. One small pared of Irish cats, bat so Scotch. The foreign arrivals of wheat are short, Prussian, American, act • few bags from Bremen and Hambmg. Barley limited, Premiss and Black Bea. Oata extremely eoetracted, Swedish, lad Danhb, and • small quantity of homed from the East Indies, bat no other des.riHptioss worthy of notice. To-day, the weather being fi oe, business is not ea brisk as on Holiday for wheat, but there is no alteration in value, foreign or English. Flour trade without alteration. . . 13;;;y1aizoi;;;Ini demand and rather dearer than last week. 75;M steady at full prime In some instances ; 3d. more has been reatmed tbsn w Nontley. Beans sod pees quite as deer. Seeda—Lineeed and repassed at full prices, end most other demeriptione rather b_*ber. FLOATMO CAIOOIIII.—W hint, Is. to 2s. higher, and maim la. dearer this week, and a good business reported. WElL&T.—Eaglish: Foam and limit, white, nes, 48s. to Me.; ditto, dm old, --s. to —s.; ditto, red, new, 465. to 545., ditto, fine old, —s. to —4. ; Norfolk, do., this old, —4. to —a; red, new, —a, to —e. Fereige Dan o Vit, to Ha; I doe, 575. to as.; extra, 59a. to —s. • K Ka to 5Gs.; extra, 565. to 57a.; Rostiak, extra, .to 555.; Neekleabarg, 52a. to 56e. ; Uokermark ditto, —s. American white, Ws. to 56a; ditto, red, 495. to Ma.; am: den, 495. to --- HAMEL-4EOW' aiii•m —O. tO -I. ; Sm. —4. ; =is& 27.. to 285.; saddilWillim, Als. to Us. par qr.; griadi+ a :6s ma . to 29a.; ditto dist il ling, 29.. to 31s. MAUR.— EMI sod Norfolk. 695. to 635. ; las. Oa to67s. ; sad Wore, 65a. to 685.; brows. bes. to 58s. 0a;11.-Eloglielt feed, Ifla. Od. to 24.. Oa. ; potato, 25e. to 295. toecap, 22a to 27. BRUM-English tick, 34a. to 36e. ; barrow, 38a to 39a. • pigeon, 38a. to 39.. • ((trap; 304. to Mc ; tick, 36a. to 37a. ; Rosta3Ba. to 324. ; • 321. to 33a. , 39 3 to 401.: w and blue, 393. 423: maple, -a. to --a.: grey, 354. to 37a.; bog, 37a. to 30a. ; foreign, 33e. to 34.. FLOO/L-English town, 43a. to 443 ,• ditto Ilse, 461. to 51a.; ematry, 40a. to 42.. ; Norfolk as k{ Suffolk, 335. to 30a; ineab, -e. 1 -a. pa soak ; U.S. sweet, 25a. to M.; Oanedaa. 23a. to 28a. : Opaabla, -.. to -a. Immix 001s.-White, 31a. to 33.. ; 29a. to 31s. FLOATING Cancon, ell 0. P. and 1.-Wheat : Nardi. maid wed Mariano*, per Mks., 44.. to 46a. ; Gant% 445. ta46s. ; Polak Odom, par 41101ba. red, :Ma to 40s. ; whits, - • Danube and Gskta, 34a. to 40a. ; 284 to 32a. Barley t Raptian and Syrian, ter 46135.. 21a. to 223. ; Odessa aid Damao, do., 224. to 23. Boons Egyptian, per 4101k.,38.. to 313. Maim : Odom and Oolata. per ORM, 303. Od. to 31a. ; lbrail and Bulgarian, per 4801 M, 30a. ($l. to 31*. ; Preach, do., -a. to -a. ; Ameriaaa, do., 26a. to 211 a. ; Rayptiao, -a to -a. Brzos.-Oaasey mad, par qr., 36. to 503 ; Hemp. seed, par qr., 48..t0 50a. ; Mustard mod, per bushel, wkiM fa. to fa ; brows, 7e. to 10s. • Liaised, per qr., erathies, Ora. to 665. ; Leaseed eskaa..flogliah, per too 111. Os. to /21.0 a. • American, thin. ia br/a., per to e, 121. Oa to 121. 10a.; de., la kaap,ll/. Oa. to 111. 10a. • Bohm, 1 01 to Of. Oa. Moneilks, Wt. to JO& 10..; Rape oikaa 6/. Oat* 7L ; Tana, per MEW, wintor, Be. to as. Oil. ; Rape seed, Raab* per qr., 64e. to 72a. miatii.ufEirro LONDON MI MI JUNE 16 TO JUNE ut. Papa NW 8024 el trial sumps. moss BO 8090 ... liaeay I 50 1120I 120 .. ONO Oalo Yak to) • • • • now, laitiob. NO gado ; forego. 6830 1:O;itels. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (71118 DAY.) (a: mamma ♦aD Lusa mAcorrne TELZORLPH). (nom on omm 00112ZIPOPIDZIrt Market vary steady, and maks foot up 15,000 bales ; van. lotion and export 8,000. MINCING LAND.—(III/11 DAY.) SUGAIL —Then is • fair demand for afroug sod grainy qualities at parlous prices, other aorta are dull of sale, sod ed. cheaper ; Mauritius sold low to floe brawn, 265. to 34e. ; low to good yellow, Ms. to 36a. ; grainy and crystallised middling to fine, 395. bd. to 455. ; and Madras satire brown and yellow, 30a. to 325. Raced cautious. Moody, bid not active. cone—Pbustatiou Cribs of good quality has sold freely at full prices to 6d. cobras= ; the lower qualities are ler in request. Fine lies ordinary to fine middling, 81s. to 90a. 6d. ; pea berry, 86a. to 91a. Native good and hoe milt wary, 70a to 725. ; small, 67a. to 675. 6d. Sisgapore, good sod floe ordinary, Mk. to Ma. 6d. Rio, fine ordinary, 68s. to 061. 6d. A dusting cargo of Santos sold for a near port at 64e. 3d. Cocoa has sold at 82s. for fine old Trinidad. Ma —A. good hansom has spin bees dime is blackish leaf cougar at firm prima. Boat—A small parcel of Leeward' mild at ls. 4d. Bica—Ths market is steady. Carolina sold as 31s. Gd. to 345. ; Nemenne Ana as, 9s. 3d. ; Balm, 7s. 9d. ; and middling to good :Riddling white liaoiral, 11a. 9d. to Us. 3d. Faurr.—The market eastiaties quiet. A cargo of Vales cis has hose sold Wag io wareienss at 29a. BALITZTILL-169 hags of Bengal sold at 445. Bd. for ri. tactics: 21. Cerro:.-5,100 hake have sold at a further advance of Id. to id. per lb. Wester' Madras, for arrival, at 81d. ; Chun, 9d. to 91:1. ; and Tisnivellr, Oa the Va, at Sid. to 90. iiintr.-Bt. Petersburg clean is quiet, at 331. SAFFLOWI4 has sold at firm pram to 10s. advance, 31. 7a. Bd. to 51. 7• _ _ sold at steady prioes, fair pale, 68.. to 6da. 6d.; aedisary naiad. TALLOW MAILKY'T—(THIS DAY.) Tin marks& is sisady to. y, at the following prices : Town tallow, 44.. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the *M., 48e. 9d. ; 48s. 9L ; July to September, 475. ; October to Deceetner, 48s. 94. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) mews. Pattendes and Smith report the accounts frau the hop plantations unfavourable, the continued win weather, with an &been*, of son, is operating against the Imams of the plant, especially oa the clay aids. The trade is firm, with a very limited supply. COAL MARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Bette% Elm 9d.; Walls lid Hem% 16s. ,9d.• Walls Bad Bond SeemsHn 16a. 9d. • NV a ll , Ead TriONION Hartlepool. 16s. ; Walls Bad llZtlepeoL 16e. Walls Rad Braddyls Bette% 15s. 91; Walls End Russell Retteem Ik. dd. ; Walls Zed SAO 'Galles, UM 3d.; Walls End Him& HaII, Us. ; Walls End Kelbealm td. ; Walls lied Verdun reerniey, 146. ; /CLEM, Lts. Walls End Barton. 3d.; Watts Ead Aso% Clam. 15s. ; Walls Ead Tuastal. 14e. 6d.; Wall EM Framwellgate, UM.; Holy well. 16a. ; Wylana, lbs. • Powell'a Deffrya &Mazy 17.. ad. ;I West Wybue, 14a. ; beers Tilmelay,. 14.. 34.; Beholds Fhatley, 14a. 7d. ; HaMieg's Bartley, 144. 3d.-1846 ships at market. FATAL ZNOOVNTNIt WITH A Brim man named William bLardey was Whirl by a bull on Saturday sennight, at tho High Gate Farm, *ear Kirkby Lowdale. The deceased, who was a cousin lied servant with Hr. George Broke, of that plans, was left ie charge of tin farm, is the ammo of his ander sad the other seiwants s and shortly sifter tea went into this ben-house and brought out one of the hulls b! its halter, isteading to take it to water. On getting into the yard the bull set at him, knocked him down, and immediately bepa to gone him. Mrs. Banks at once ma out, sad. taking a rake, got oa to the wall sad tried to drive the boll olt, but without sorassa. pis then ran to Ovartowe, shod a quarter of a mile union, sad peoeurad assishises, but ma getting back to the farm she found the ball lad loft the man and wan twang his hat about. The eatertaints man was removed into c e beam but he ewer spat► sad in a few minutes breathed his last. He has hitt • wile and tee children to depots his unleash* death. Ss bell Yr since beet destroyed.—Cumberland Paved. Barnum's twoond annual baby show commenced se the led inst., and mu to hat marly a week. The prima range from t, to 500 dab. i