The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-02 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The SPT tit ea look the their et 12 .'doek. INCOME TAI BILL. The MB woo road taird..ad pima_ POLICE (COUNTIES AND BOROUGHS) LAW AMENDMENT BILL. Tb lomat west tato o=itio . olottito bUL if. wiTc;rrioo .. edam =Naomi to doom 1, 'pre ritiag that la Mate the aid amatiattile of cosatlea aboati D e etpled malty roeusiaahase of polio% so as to proolot enemas by distinguish* Am fro. tito cesatabies ei boroughs. Mr. OLIVE believed that lose teatailea had mina io the 111111 W, tad ha thirster* yenta sat *Kt to t h e _ . Mr.OUVERIE woe afraid the change was proposed with • view of adding the bother to the cep of county chief constables. but this addition of dignity might bad to • claim for increaaed pay, and, liDe• the title of ottk4 eawateble wee well known to the law, he thought it wee bereer to leave slatmattar where it la. — Sir O. C. LEWIS mid aaiderelod for lammed salary maid aa b. made upon parliament, bat up.. Um manly, sad the magistratai avoid so doubt refuse sepsal all datum that we act almolately Just. Mr. WISE po ad that the tarok " cassalastawr " was maim EaSYaY Nor Salon. It was wasattally a French tit* sad la was satisamt that if the Wags of the pa Pia plasiand el the ram wave coasaltad they yeah. disodly pair ths goad eld etyls al aids( acaelsialm *ha asamt (author .4sawstas the araimianat arm nega tived without a divisioa, sad the bill wat pissed through C 01112110.11. Mr. b.O RI FFITH moved the iseertioa if the foilowisg clause —The high sheriff of any county :soy eine wit► the justices of the price for such county for tho awhile= of the police•constables is Iles of javelis sin at the rig, sad thereupon the chief constable, oa the requisition of the high sheriff, shall plea, under hie osiers a audit amber of such constables to keep or= in sad whine the of the Court of ♦miss, sad up= each sgreasent ate= into ae skineseld, it =II be Ins fed for the high sheriff to dimeutinse the es t of leve= mete. The chase root with some oppodden , sad the coossistse divided Ur. it ; the =mien ears, For the =nee Against It Souse other clams IMO added to the hill The how =tuned. The ocher 12 o'clock orders wars then dopcoutt of, sad the shrug woo tuspoilltil till II Oda*. ALECTION 001111117211.-021,18 DAL) MALDSTONI. nu =rein the committee mamma their lametratioe, sad :wigwams VIM sz.,slasel. Th. learned caneel fee the sitting sentbon wand that they would be called to disprove a groat deal of what had hen allepd. AYLESBURY. At 11 o'clock Mc Power roomed hid; address to the COW roams a• behalf of lir. Woolworth. Re contended that the b 4 re of home oadowla wee mot bribery, sad that too of two co Mame plow per day was IbOt an azorldtaot charge for the bind a hone sad cart. With regard to travelling expeeow, a wird that, although it ass illegal to pay travelling exproom Is mom, to ladroavoyaaoss to briar ratan to the poll woo sot Meal. BURY. This morals( Mr. Joliet Shama (the shad at aaditor) proved that the Wadies ripsaws of Mr. Pea ateettated to 7911 13a, thoa of Mr. Thome Berate to MK h., while the ropoomos of Mr. Phillips, a fame arshMMa, were 1831. 13e. 6d. Thomas Blrketh war that card to pine that Mr. Realms poniard to dad him work sad eat lin up Is a shop if ha "add give his vote for Mr. PeeL NORTH LEIC Thle morning Mr. Oldelley. Q.C., addressed tie esu- Eutaw on What' of toe petitioner, contending di the treat lag bed been proved weal*. Lod Jobs Msfrests, Mr. Rdwell, for tbe sums neeeber, melt deed Meet thee* bed been so ands. breerhtir, sod dwelt so tie last that Mr. ROM*, the agent, bed seed at the BeD Iss t i sewer to the leadlord, " By se mute provide the deetees with saythtber wittiest the ," sad that the landlord of NS Ball bed stated, la that be bed tlnvYei nothing foe the electors et the avow et Lord The evidence se to the tbatlag did seat deans 1101=1014 but he should call vitamins to costraNd W ehetereste, ex cept that reletleg to the drama% width weld be ea pleleed by Mr. Jima be the embelestlos et the emeettnee. HUDDERSFIELD. Mr. Piggott oestiMiLiVedd;e7:7; sb. eiremittee this aorstsg, .ad rid that atter My-two wirers' bed has =- mord, sot ow of than proved that Mr. Jobs W eras me le Leathrie canorittee ram. W tmeni to Williersie psdl senexemds, krimmed that he wrote Mr 'Mr be bad been plied with whisky for the purpose of ber=s4blae. Ms aeloarrieliged that he had so primal Mee M MI w ri tten. Mr. Leathare's um. IPSO prove that M Morel Mr. Robison aot to pay trsvellime memo for the Totem &Mims seat is tourism at the orders, L!MiIt!CIE. The calamities noviwilikair WqZies Ws wands& Ms Mope -as lb. Nash% the pothhaer, who w leiby 111 r. Sleds tor the paella. Me ad la tap emy of the Wks, the dim were wiry Nth • India" eartiewe. Mar are o'clock um a wreaths. wee se, the Bethrod Mr. lassos Meked aslant thee be @kW be Maned fres the palm of eats paid bid. Mr. David *marl bad to en r:poet rekd le othe if R be e a e la drew Wia cede. 11 rest inin oe Mr wry lady weed bath bed Me bled babe be pia Ikeekekeet. Mr. let, diarefe etteney, wee amble to athe le them warty de prgb dohneksi te ben Dairy le Ithrekit to weed dada Aka the Pima , or preyed dame detheli ebbed s "Mel mine te dad de c etr ead tk, as be law tbet Keay athlete lowa knew weak Mordebel. 7b &bore' Ham was bdk Welly through rederithe made by wheels. We voids was pered de the samba of SO or 50Ia the Beer tar polootha. He brlieve4 tire wee el ad throe were Mr korare et the Roads gasbag Mew Wilgineird set aMddtb desika awns Me did see loam Maar they merated eel= wed balm seal atter womb ther Ilapr we. offend 1,61161, to retire frost the antoth Ilegltlbatfld or OD Irma' voted sputa bon dee poodeed Soda kr bales. After tbe rist torearaced hie setae was obeftwored sod Ithlublead. Wed sot swipe that a abet eke tame la Woad the yell bed teat ajessed. 2g12 wroth wows do the register , 1,651 wed. caked epee Mei Of I" %MN sal be gelled Wed try*. re spelt kr tithe Yam Meir Gerd odor ably tried to pi beerag, bat rely seliessibly. ee ththe clarry lalesseed these ear Meier 0111,0 ft. Oa Saturday, about 2,000 Saaday-eaboal asholara, enrolled as adm at the Halifax Dant id II walked is procession thassiti dr lean is tiomaaslie al F. , M.P., at Dello Vas, sad stismovio parts& at s mod sabosatial tea, la the ystd of tits Illoadoessrore Pisa, WISTMINSTES PALACE HOTEL Comr.tee.—The enesal wenn, of phi. cowpony was held yestsrday at St. Jet1111•`• Hall, Begentrerrtet, Sir Charles RAMA In the chair. The chairman, is =orlon the adoption et the report, an sheerest of whkh ham hen pubbated, rid the works of the hotel were preeseding rapidly and in a tatisfac toey mann% Be hoped the nest Itelf-yeirly sneting would be held le owe of the rooms el the hotaL The Isle fetal snidest had mot can the umpasy anything, am all the evening sad enamored's le the sesse bad been peel by cowerlimatioes. Then wive bet Sew WI. in soar, sad the finnan bed se dean that they would he paid. The few nannies mimes would be awed to the altareholders at per Th ey Intend le pay era ter the hesitant they re quired., ea it would Meet a gnat saving le the mopes= report wee then adopted ; end the Meech(' wen sat to borrow se nabsp lay ancent sot exceediag In the whole me-fourth pert et the aubscrited capital of the ever peal. The is. of 7dol. was send be the ressesteration ei the directs.* for their senior. end the preseeilege Lunde dad with a rote of thaske le the dilemma tee presidia,. THE ARMSTRONG OVN.—While the usual ;trac tion,' lb* iMaaway lately Role, os at Shoebory. sees. sone bege brie wen *hewed to alight at a defeat point op m the sheen By the aid of a telepteps they were Laud to be wild glen sad roe of the peas loaded with shell was quickly aired sad Bred. The shell bunt. It cane near the birda, and mattered its deadly beimende mean* them, when one leo* fortunate than tlet rest dell dead spas the .and, being the drat victim of the sew weapon and Its terrible project deo. DEOTHICTIVE FlRE.—(Tits DAT.)--Tbie Stern leg. havers the hairs of I sad 2 o'einch, a destructive dee broke oat en the premien of Mr. J. IL Ilentlt, row, Maaer•plare, Hasprerone. The hunger al the here • lib dAti^ol , y effeted the,, escape, bend s.d, minded. N..taithetandlog the exertions of the ITINOSII the premiere were destroyed, an 4 the arlinioirg bosses anesidetoibly cOtrivro lby in and water. The cause of the lire Is aug ht. .e a. 'The Ws will tell en the Royal Exchange, Sun, and other editor. Filth AT WBlT!cnArtL.—Yettrrdaymorning', be tome two sad three o'clock, a flee broke oat oei the merulese of Mews. Yams sad Loewe. cigar frusefeeturen. 66. High , Whiteebapel. The ellreovery wee ands by Based Weed. the well.koovest Ihimeecepe eoeduoto•. He observed stooks i..•tag from lb* shuttint, and heeler pieced Ids sees thaw sealuebebe house, mama them:wed door erladow,rel rescued Jobs Leer Wham, aged wed Frederfek Whams, aged 24. the the arm.) of the Weds elegise the Ike wes saccemfully ee A FagHlth i llt iled i DT ille Bo>t.—At Bridport, on Thursday. • heather. a•rod Balsa, wee shot dead by Ills toe, a boy about ten or elms years of mt. Belson and Ms wile wont up etelre prepertur fee • walk, end the boy was In the same mom waiting for Own. le • playful lissome be took up a gee, sal and, " Whke of stn shell I sheet r' At the same m'•meet he pointed It et hie fetter end pulled the frigete. The gun woo loaded. •ad It. onttants entered the cheek of Hams, who fall deed laeteutly. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1859. BEARE L182&-11118 DAL Two o'CLoOn. Business in the railway share market to-day is almost suspended. With the exception of a decline of 1 to 1 per rent. in Midland and North British stocks, and an improvement of 1 per cent. in Caledonian, p i prices n all instances are quoted the same ss at four o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93% to 9 4 1; to Great Western, 68 tot ; Midland, 1031 to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire 94 to 1 ; Caledonien, 821 to 83 ; South Bade r', 721 to 73; Berwick. 911 to ; Eastern Counties, 681 to ; York and North Mildland, 731 to 741; North British, 681 to %; and London and South Western, 94 to 95. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm. The original issue is quoted 21 to 2% prem., and the new, 2 648 to 2 748 prem. Best Indian Railway stock, after Wag sold at 981, has rallied, and is last marked 98. Colonial railway shares ere quiet. ONDINANT ADAM AND ODOM& ell le l adawaft I C tirisX M I Malig"iii iii. IA IM 14 I me Mt Ii 4 4 111 n 13 IV le in 13, 0.4 I t /ORSINI ILA IWATIL F . . 10 ,........... F 011 ar.NlsserVeilie w OMN.loms f 1 it• .............. s •{ a ra-ityini , s mt . . ie ikar g . t c 1 1 6 .4 ..--- t 2 ibmvit : 11 IN am ge• tee wet =in — = E:o,4 4llm igare Le I =Mine= 94. INN. NI li l er.llN.l 11 . al 6 eNO W IXOft - 14E I n rES t -:: 11 : V a1 t. 4 1 1 . 6 . 39 ,1 W a ildg . r . sa q M *41.,14 1 1 l ii . Ig ---- 1 LOT, la i=k ii 1 ialsiiTi...6:afiz g 111. Illirialf. 13 .. t. - ..: t 12 44* 1 A 11. IN. .4. = ftlIS rii ;::: et. IN Ad.. - us.. .410111. N. IN P.. 10 II 40 N. NI It. we 110 W01iu."......= ot. NO IllsoliTalelk. &Moil= lall POWS. I N 1.. ~.ita W 1 Swims I I Dliao dit4io t W M j'aff iral• V orlalls —"—. 10 71 VINNN BONN a PIN*O Is 114415aNnins .. 011 W. 31 i lt lE i.dilaatirFlk I NI IN N •II pa. NM Ohm * all IN /ma 4114 N -.--. - - - IS :NOM 4OO. 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(Man Mr. Otaasialaser oahhafta) The cans damned of to-day wan sot d s sears to re gaits •ds sdreport, belaer shady *sus Massa traders, admirals NM to 1,0061. T. Hayes, wise sairelasat, of OM Bnaid-abrat, palmed suadastioa. Adjetersasats were catered la the cams of Chapman sad Llttispais, coopers, of Harp-Isas sad Soathwart, sad T. Yeast victualler, of Mapping-wall. Is the lease cue tha holaseeelicat exhibited the extraordinary phenomenon of a preposihnece of seats Garr liabilities; but the crediton were sot rata& d with this flattering statement, sad furtbar annuli' te were pars. re:faired. The bankrupt wail Mainstay allowad As aklearsad exszablatice meeting in the cue of Francis and Prew,wise-narchaata, of Great St. Hen's, which stood for Setscisy ant, wav on the application of Mr. Linklatse km Use trelisele, further adjourned until November. A dividend ca ssia; under sr or the separate estates wan also a Warmed. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The Ameat adjourned sessions for the oounty of Surrey commeood this morning at the Searions•home, Newington- eastersway, before J. E. Johnson, Esq., chairman, T. nine, Ed., deputy chairman, end • bench of magistrates. The ealeadar contained the names of twenty prisoners for trim/. Sateen for felony sad ftur for misdememour. Only two of the prisoners mild read and write. The others were en tirely devoid of Macedon. Toe chairman, Is his addrees to the grand jury, said that owing to them 11111111‘008 having so recently occurred, and the gaol cleared, there were nq M pmemers remain* for trid, and they won called open now to OWN the gaol daft of waft offenders se the whin kr the minty sill sommisee on the latter sad of the week. Them wen two mess of housebreddeg, comeaktoi in • wey aorta( manner, which would require their senentiem. There was one owe of embezzlement, and the Mist ewes were these usually tried at them saidons. Ossrp Otherws 43, was indicted for riesling a coot, the of Jahn Oshawa property gainer was new lurking about Lambeth-walk, whom the east was hanging, and thinking he was sot watched be mestebed it and ran off, bat was afterwards taken esitedy. Verdict, (kitty. etatimos, 14 days' bard Meer. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) 1111AN8ION•110118E. Elwin lowa, 17, was charged with stealing a gold watch, mine tOf., from John Antcaio Collard, outs merchant, of 16, Boho-squars. George Thomas, of Triltimbem-coart-road, mid—This morning I was on board the Peremereaos steamboat, orating from Adelpbi Par to Lesdaa-bridge. Jost es we inn about to lead I tilt a pm* maim' me, sad, ca tusks ironed, I saw the prfeegar with prosecutor's watch is his head, in the act et resting it as the ring. I bs seised him, and AY, "re, right you, yon meal a ; yea Maa s last gentleman's wet*" spa which he dried the work down on re &dr.__ _ _ The prosecutor identified the watch ee hie property, and exhibited the Hai kern which it had been broken stql dang ling _tram hie ivied chain. Illeparle be known dt • Pailmottimstahla 489—1 think so, but ra Int had time to mho tagolrita. Partridge (pairr)-Irva ern him hem before, ray lord, rereadelly. He ea old ollaadar. Yr. Om bra (chid elork)—Oh, yea he has been here et Yost a dor. timer Won. no Lori Mayor. who rid the prisoner woe too old an ofiswiest to be dealt with osattosuily, asked hits what ha had to ge .a._ I came from the Adalphi-pier to Lcadon-bridge this ussolog as booed the Pareevennee s and wheo we wen keen we were posh* together. All of a =Uri poems (resift to tho lest witness) caught no, sod rid I lad miss tido gostlasaa's fp:hating M presserkee) mak& net woe& wee Oohed op off the ground. It won't us that took k, led I dent bow nothier shout it. low Aseadistgjost bikes the gootiman that lost his welsh. Ti. pair* iral seuislibi kr erlsi. NAILLBOROIJOH-STEILIT. rum E 01 Al 1111/111 11•171.1. Jfergerst Nem; ea leishwenea, mid*/ b pmt, tiohn, Ire• eheerd with crestla• • didarbesee awl wow the ishathotest the laetrile Mold &albs; New-eureet, Soho. The minter at the buildlap and that this isrinlaq, sham I o'clock, the primmer, in front of the banana, ram maand yaltlag at in a herrn rate that the whole of the ikshinsta wore rowed from their sleep, and Bsdieg that the wand not go away, ho me obhged to give her la Damakey, C, Ind he saw the panne Paltaarytmert Vgawith as id waste, who, she end, was he " She aid ate had beta to a rifle, and that a fight, am aunt, tamed, bat It not wing eatalactordy, sad the Oman eat her " friend " not hating had awash, they wet setting the ask Ware they went home. The pi was making a peat none, yelling at iha top of be vote, and druak... . Irfte Wore eJd, sue enough ohs had been to • raffle; eies bed bees mellowed." sod she wee quietly sett] mg it. Kr. ]swiss said he would not have tae inbaLiisetr cf the IS L Alllerbed beams abs went to • raffle and them set Is la the etsede. OF lOW The mileelee ssY he r td bee thiestased by prleonet's end% let M Mr. boles add be thought he had little to fees from them SOUTHWARK. MAININD AI7I3IIPT TO apiXOLZ AN 1111 AS T. Sans - r — sfk,7.4;;;. - 'Wore Kr„ Cabe la lad marelastica, used wish attemptang saes& Alfred Baker, a child ever three yeas of gm Nem the erase= parriottaly gime, It amend that the 'had wee left la the awe of the by Is weetber, milk. the Maw wee oat at work, eni one faad by km ca her Mara la ea imeelble etas, Me abeam but. drank. L rawer to Mr. Combs, the oassable (Amy, mid K) aid that lees the ha eumasatlon at bad mede =Olio, and eaateleall thst the pawr bed administered a eamata lisepleg-illneigla to the child, +bleb had not done my teary, sod there wee meth' to show that soy cad or other hasten bed be tad mead la meek. He believed the marks wart oared by the dad ban heibUsd up on the door at. Kr. Crabs add that three amid be no doubt that the pot neat me the child ems Mad of cordial to send it to slop whtle ie am of bet druidism It.. Ha should therefore Me chem, ha with a cauticre to be more careful for the future. KNOCKING CLOS OP JIVIIIILI PLUFLIOACT.-AITZIPPT AT at A witty-looking girl, earned Armful Draye, whose pa lmate are inghly respectable, WA placed in the dock before Mr Ingham, charged with attempting to commit micids. Policie-oceitahls Aelrowa, of the D divisice, said a men brought the primmer to the station in a very e Mete, bee clothes dri ppin g with wet. He said that while passing over the Grand Junction Canal, at Kemal-green, he heard a spissh in the water. and upon looking over he saw the primmer struggling in the canal. He palled her out jest es she was oinking sad brought her to the station. Sergeant Warren said It was some time before she .- mewed. Her life was wetly gone. Mr. lagham wished to know if she had made any Matte -1 moist. The coastable mid the phone told him that she had semstluas /pow Ire ailad t which she could tot torpt, sad eh* wished to wake away with berealt. Yr. lailiam mated Whet eareate were present. The starker, a pesesaft dressed woman, who carried a And la bar isms, ben easeed the witasee-box. Ms:lntriries sail bar if;lu7krte7r 7 eltatwas ors her • Wad. The mother ail she did not know unless it wss ber own wieladaste. Ma was s very Led girl, sad was a source of great •*able mod misery to her. Ma yes in the habit of ItoW awe hen her hose for days together, ad lying about is Widdells with Minas INS. Mr. highs= (wit► serpries)—What ie ber ap P The mother slid she would not be *lateen years of age until lest October. _ iir7lsitTais chimed biz surprise at the profligacy et the prisoner, sad said he area not surprised at her being un happy when she lewd each • life. The mother said her daughter had no reason to be un happy. She had • good hoes, and every kindness wea shown her. . . . . . Mr. Ingham mid he ehmild remand her for a mesh. fa anise sleet he might have time to emulator elms be Amid do wkli her. _ . ... —.— —... The primmer, .ho ula sorbing mad hell doers her head, we then removed to the wale. FATAL COLLIIIIT ACCIDENT. —On Saturday soothing an saddest othisseed at the High Heworth hy utast two lives were lows. It appears that the master ihifter, where same is Owego Swinney, and two wen named Meath and Dixon, were employed in the shaft seepended fa the age making some repair', when a portion of Ihs bes•tioa pee way and CUM down urea them, break ing the chain of the cage, reusing it to hang on one aldo. Mould sad Dixon were both precipitated into the tit, a dis tance of 200 yards. Swinney, whole the managing segteser, clutched hold of the chain and hung then. till he was rescued. Dimas and *told fell to the bottom of the pit, and Diem's body owning in contact with s bunting waa eat oompletely in two. Weld's body we found at the bottom of the pit heedless. Mould was II men of 60 year. of age • aid hos a U rge faintly; Dixon wae stag 35 year, old, and has left s widow end two young child's'. Mr. Serlooey remind a cos sidewable .hock, and it is reported is suffering from epileptic Etc —Newcastle CAropsitle. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE BRIGHTON MEETING. TO TOT ZDTTOI OP TUB =pima. Blll,—The programme of the Brighton Meeting has at length made its momentum in a complete form, and the entries are such that we may eddy look forward to a meeting worthy of the man . For the Brighton Stakes them am twenty homes , and most of them being b the seighboorbood, abetter field then aerial should muster at the poet. The company le not very select, however, and heavily as the Lewes hones have lows we 4 ighbd,_."B.. ..,of them most have • chance; but Quemeiewa, re. OW Ils decidedly the Milli leniently treated if the bee the smallest padmises l• drossior of • moderate animal, and the els that ON her thereby should Ma. In the Nursery Memithip the reseed ere Me been hakes of Umpire (who, aotwithatanding that his owner offered to match Yen against Wizard, b still at 30 to 1 for the Derby), sad the moat templeg weer to me Is Mr. Parses parr, Tim Claim of the Ng let 21b, and sister to Pena, Oat 4th, the femme beaten Opera Demmer In a canter, eit *bib the of Polythes has good ham her did The Plate, tin ✓~aea helms% dill pima, Mims • lari• another of iedmelle; bid &NM Misidede,, 6 yry the 121 b mem do am% !sell b• war do amt. The Seventh likeinlal Mega tee pram *hirer Mayemba is in put le ea appeaser, se ha * polar will not stop her In the leem ; die arm& Is ben gene, would be between Ammon, Gergrets, St. Chem* and Oyathia—Acerens being the beet of the four over the distance, and he sieredd gat the 60 ems does 'second were the Oily to pat In an appear awes. The Cheempere Stakes entry abeam pate that for the Cap in the Meth, end this reeds more brilliant than ewer. Still the peat speed shows by North Lincoln at Goodwood fairly entitles him to the , good se his opponents are at the mile. The B " Cup" Is not deserving the name, being more like a selling race, both in the character of its conditions end the estries, the boat I _- OM end of the seven entered being Olymplea, pe, Set 111 b. In the Eighth Biensial there is sonde. that appeal' to have a chance of interihring with the moors el Mr. Merry. who has three really good porters to repressat him, end \is %pommels will net be smirons, but for the Pavilion Plate, one mile, the field will be a good me unless it is remits, the best /shod= I can mekere i t ied now b riaCtord of Lore, and Soothsayer. For the Club day there are but two Items complete, the Clab Stakes being the first in the lid, and in that Borders,, with 12st 21b, will beat a great many, T. P. Cooke, 4 yrs, list, being his most dangerous opponent. The Claret Stakes is made up by harem that have more than ens price engagement, yet the weight of Pandora Is so favourable that cannot forbear recommending her.—l am, 80., METEOR, (ET ELECTRIC TRLSORAPIE) RIPON NIF,ATINGI.-(TRIS DAY.) CITY PLATE. Itix (crimp. Lo Victims, Gabel& Fairy, Charlotte, Mies Chatterbox, Trope, elsva, 141110111* Omani Rawlook, and Maid of Tweed are him GRAND STAND STAKES. Six furlong'. Cadres C., Osaka, and Kralris its barn MEMBEE6IPLATE, One nle, oomuu, Plrh istit; Pan , Qibdde FeiryCjidgeox, hilr Chatterbox, and The Slave are hem NURSERY HANDICAP. Six furlong,. Millionaire, The Berlf,, Relent, Crint Tutu, Miss Conyorehans f, Springwell, Moulvie, Edmund Kean, Etdokn Maid of Brompton, end Emma are here. DMZ& AlLElVALP.—Hesperitheut, The Wren, Mary Stewed, Profenion, Cambeidge, and First Lord. BRIGHTON. AsliTYYD.—Mayousiss, HAN Fakeleen, Coacortles e, llootebeito, QUM Cborlotsta Drandastalibt, Ringlet, Cnanes Snot, Leaden* HAtigrew, Goan Rule, Wanda, Horace. Syringe, & Clamp* Cook-a-Hoop, Theodora, Lady Egttatost, Be (Wok, Osylnes, Julie, Skit tles, Arden, sad Berngleta PIALPTIL 80131 4r TEN LAYING OF A foinipliToTeloiCe ISiiiaLDS, MONDAY EVIIIIING. A molt havfeleesse warred et the la leg of the foundation thins of a sew Pi the kiathaaliat CMerl at South Masai thisathsessen. The dispel is in nounat ergo tka WI the Jarrow Dods : and It Is proposed to Ise the pound deer as a oohs& The median is built shove the word *am. and the beams and desks were laid foe that floor. At the flux the earemeny was about to take place, about 160 pewee% mostly bad got epos this door. mini it as a but as dr. Alderman Wallis was prooesding to lq the sea" the astral beam of the doer whin thine mode were stessflog, snapped, insil the vide Ivies mos, • the smistisi, ems down 'Wks hemibb math The mad Medd meth sseesd—dts people sod *Ann melerial as thrown together as dm gmemd. The abode of the faihrbel pople, and ths memo of limbs, who wore as in adds. win . It we a Mmimeo bdore the crowd b. %t i med away, err Ware people could recover their senses to pull out the World mods Sam amend the fallen materiel This wss dean and shoes the were hurt were attended by medical gendarme who ware meant. The mod seriously hurt is a tailor waned Francis Pines, a pitman named John detlealfe, and a boy. Prebably a dozen people in all were hart, but at the time that oar despatch was sent ott, the needled men did not fear that any would terminate fatally. —Matuhaster Exaastaar. COMMERCIAL AND MARfE7B LIVERPOOL CORN MARL ET.-(THIS DAT.) (IT =Tun aro tans BILLOWITIO TILBOALPY.) (mos out own roarrarowearr.) Atteedawal roams.. A dull demand fur al/ articles In trade. Wheat ld. per metal lower. Other articled without asap is valise. MINCINO-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) . . Bra AIL —The pubilo oak* sr* gOtug off withoutipirit, but without abowiug say alteration in prima. Relined lumps quoted 62a. to 64., partly noluisal. Coress.—The large pubbc sales are progressing, with a eeeady &muerte'. _ - Tae.—Holders have become very firm since the arrival of the reap, bet Wean still keep oat of the market. Corros.-000 baler Surat sold at fell poke& Rtes.—This article continues doll of male. liairreraz mashie neglected. Is cam @Aida ao matrial alterstice. TALLOW MARLII7.—(THIS DAT.) The loorkst is firm massed en lb. prisso:—Town tallow, 626 wit cosh; Toessoberp T.C. is fibs uo, 66..; &gest to &p usher, 666 to 665. 6d.; °Sobs to Ds:ember, 66.. boyars; ditto soparealy, SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.--(THIS DAT.) Trade fair; prier' without alteration. Pities meadow boy, 80e. to 86e. ; superior ditto. 88e. to 95a ; inferior ditto. 80e. to new ditto, 76.. to 84. ; rowers, Me. to 60. ; clover, old, 05e. to 110 e. ; ditto. new, 80a. to 901. ; straw, 28e. to 30a. DEATH OP MR. SIEJLANT CLARlE.—Nithankl Richard Clarke, Esq., Sejeant- at-law, and Judas of the Court for the South Staffordshire district, ex pired at Wolverhampton, on Sunday afternoon, shoat No eoluek. The learned gentleman was taken El • little more than a wren ago, while on circuit at Oldbury, and on untying at Wolverhampton he way unable to goosed further. His eon was sent for on Friday last, end he re mained with the learned gentleman until his death, the Im mediate cause of which is, we varlet-stand, intatassatko, produced by cold.—Bimini/hew Deily Peg. ATTEMPTED WIPE MURDER AT BRADFORD.— Yesterday a desperete attempt was made by a man named Thomas Duffield, a mu ter shostaskee, residing In Wary-road is this town, to murder his wits Elisabeth by' repeated stab. In the body. The man Is freeload? addicted to dissipated hat lie. is 47 years of ego and of respectable ▪ pearanos, and, in the emus, of the turnout, had been in a orunkee condition, end. es bee been summed, his efe hut been censuring hen ftr his indulgence in sub habits, when he matched up a abesp•pointed knife, with a blade terse and • half Umbel in length and an inch broad at the hllt, and ferocious', attacked her behind the door, and dubd the krill into her body in three different peaces. The WOO= Liu in a preeminent condition. We understond that Duffield has a large family, hi. victim having bone him twelve children. He will be brought up at the boot* come to-day.—Yetorraster Ezwainer. . . DREADFUL TRADE OUTRAGE.—Last night Shef field wee again the teens of • dreadful trade out rage, the result of which le of a most serious if a 4 fatal charseier. It &epee, that • man names James Linfey, residing et Nn. 6, Idilk•etreet, and working at the Tower grinding wine', was sitting in the smog of the Crown Inn. thiothnd-arreet, when he we. shot through the yard wind tw, the ball entering his belt temp, sod lodging behind the left orbit He was at omen removed to Kr. Booth's surgery, where. upon examination, the wound wee found to be of • moat dangerous character. Immediately after the outrage woe committed, a man was seen to rash out of the Crown•ian•yard into Rootieod•street, but be 500 ' seeded in molds[ his escape, Two previous stt•mpte bad been mad* to take away hie life—one by aboutiog and mother by atternprnis to blow up the hones in which he wee shmplag.-Bbatlield Correspondent of the Nam-hater Isessitner. -- • SOUTH ICINUNOTON MUISTUX.—Daring the week endhao 3Oth Judy the vuettoce have bele as f.llovta :-0. Monday. Toads', sad eatatday. !rev days. &836 ; 01l Ws' day sad Teteday, tree eremite, 3.621. 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Shares in Provi dence, Wheel Margaret, East Cam Brea, Par Con sole, Wheal Clifford, and West Sewn, have also been dealt in, prices remaining generally steady. Fortuna Mining shares are marked 21, and Port Philip, IN. MANCHESTER, SHEPPIRLD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILwAT.—The total expenses of this estacany's railways, including rents, tolls, duty, do., front July 1 to July 24,1859 amounted to 19,8841.155. 4d asegelnat 19,5881.95. 9d. forth; conesponding period of 1828. The proportion of the South Jewase receipts accruing to this company from July 1 to July 24, 1859, amounted to 1,8441. 19s. Id., as against 1,4911. lb. W. for the corresponding period of 1868, and the ex pense to 8634 3s. 11d., es against 9871. 12s. 3d. °OMAGH ON BOARD AN AHRRICAN SHIP LITIMPOOL.—Andnr Adam Davis, mond mate of the 1 American ship Helen Foster, wee charged bakes the Birken head magistrates yesterday with an outrage upon two Austrian seamen, who, in order to escape the prisoner's violence, bad leaped Into the river, and, while one narrowly escaped drowning, it was believed on Sunday evening that the other, Antonio Fond, bad perished. After great exer tions, however, end almost dead from exhaustion, Ford cos- Steed to reach the shore at a place about three miles from the come of the outrage. Fortunately for the prisoner, he thus escaped an indictment fir murder, and was lined 40a. and costs for the &wadi. THE CONDEMNED CRIMINAL AT YORK.—John Riley, who, for the barbarous murder of his wife at Hull, woo condemned at the late Renaud amiss to ezpiets his horrible crime upon the scaffold, Lae since that time, as is usual, recopied what is termed the condemned wll. He has been regularly attended by the Rev. J. C. Thompson, the chtplain of York Castle, and under that gentleman's Chris tian exhortations Riley seems to have been brought to • proper appreciation of the awful position in which be stands. His aged father, from Louth, and boa Mother and sister, from Hull, paid him a Set a few days ago, and the un fortunate man then expressed his twinkles and sorrow foe the dreadful offence he had committed, and else the hope that he may be forgiven by his Maker. The wens which was parented was of a most begirt-msdleg descrip tion ; bat it may sally be supposed that even this did not beer comparison with the egoeising ems that took place on Saturday, when the criminal's two Wens, both of whom gave evidence against their father upon bto trial, took their last leave of their went. Riley'. execution will take place on Saturday amt. CRYSTAL PALACE. The great fountains and entire sides of waterworks, including the water temples, cascade, and dancing foentaine, will be displayed at hal ved 4 o'clock this (Tuesday) afternoon. METROPOLITAN FREI HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE WARE, CITT.—Tha aggregate number of i =nts relieved daring the week ending July 30 was; M 845 ; sar glal, 2881 total, 931; of which 408 were new owes. MVBEUM OF PATENTS, SOUTH IC ENSINGTON.— Pinetter of visitors for the week ending July 30: Mornings, 1.166; aveningo,l,l42; tote), 2,307. Slum the opening cd the free eilly . (May 12, 1868), 122,069. fm hfs MONEY MARKE4-7SM LAY. Two o'CLodi. Sir C. Wood's statement on the finances of India had no effect whatever on the fonds at the of business this morning ; that only 6,000,0001. but the will be eked in England this year, in addition to the 2,000,000/. of the lut loan mimed, hu since operated as a slight stimulus to the market, and Consols now stand at an advance oft tot per cent. compared with the closing quotations of yesterday. Very little business is going forward. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange extreme inactivity prevail., and prices in nearly all instances are nominally unaltered. East Indian Railway stook is rather firmer. The Three per Cent. Rental opened at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram. at 69fr. for the end of the month, and quickly improved to 1396. 30c. , being i per cent. better than the but price of yesterday. - - Consols are officially marked 941 to 944 for money, and 941 to 96 for the 9th of August. The present quotations are 94/ to 1 for swab, and 941 exactly for August, and 941 to 95 for the 7th of September. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2211 to 223; the Three per Cents. Re duced at 94; to 94 ; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 951 ; the New Two-and{-Half per Cents., at 791; India Stock, at 219; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentur, r, 1868, at 94; India Bonds, at 3s. dis.; and Exchequer Bills, at 301. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been upon a very limited scale. Prices, however, are firm. The Turkish loans are slightly better, the Six per Cents, of 1854 being quoted 811 to 821, and those of 1858, 711 to 721. Sales are recorded as follows: Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 85 (exchange 103.) ; ditto Five per Cents., 1869, 76, ex div. ; Belgian Fonr-and-a•Half per Cents., 991 (ex change 26fr.); Dutch Foar per Cent. Certificates, 1001; Russian Friar-and-a-Half per Cents., 981; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 82, 821; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for aosount, 72 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102, 1021, ex div. At Calcutta the New Five-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan for 6,000,0001., for which subscriptions are now vainly sought, is quoted 8 to 7 per cent. discount. On the 30th inst. the period expires within which the Turkish government bound itself not to issue at a price below 90 per cent. the =allotted balance, viz., 820,0001. of the Six per Cent. Loan of 1868. The idea, however, of issuing this amount at the existing depressed prices could not be entertained for a moment. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The Prince of Wales and Lightning have arrived from Melbourne with 428,0001. in gold, and the Asia from New York with 81,0001. The latter NM has already been purchased for exportation and it is doabted if any portion of the large Aust ralian supply will remain here. The Avon has reached Lisbon from Brazil with 33,0001. in specie, and is expected at Southampton in a few days. She sailed from Melbourne on the 19th of May, with 49,000 ounces of gold, worth 196,0001., besides 25,000 sovereigns, and has now been at sea 74 days. The steamer Indus is expected to take on the 4th inst. about 300,0001. in silver for Calcutta and China, 250,0001. of which will be on account of the Council of India. A large portion of the 1,000,0001. sterling in silver which recently arrived at Vera Cruz from the interior of Mexico appears to be on American account, the sum shipped for England on board the steamer Teviot being 2,250,000 dollars, or 460,0001. This remit tance, with other amounts of bullion, in all pro- bably about 660.0001, will arrive at Southampton in a few days. The steamer Eaten reached Aden from Bombay on the 17th of Jaly, and the Benares from Australia on the 18th, in each case a day before they were due. The light portion of these mails, via Marseilles, is expected to be distributed in London towards the end of the week ; the heavy portion will reach Southampton about the 10th inst. At St. Petersburg the exchange has risen to 34 15.16 d. . . . . A statement which has appeared in the American intelligence, that the steamer Paramatta, which was stranded on the 30th June last on the Ansgada reef, has been got off, is presumed to be unfounded, as no intelligence has been received at the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's office respecting the vessel in question. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Alma, which recently went on shore in the Red See, has been altogether lost, having parted "amidships." She registered 2,160 tone, with engines of 430 horse power, and was worth about 70,0001. The cargo consist:ad almost entirely of silk, of which 1,400 balm worth about 120,0001., have been lost. At the half-yearly meeting of the Bank of New South Wales, held at Sydney, on the 27th April, the report, which was unanimously adopted, showed that the amount of divisible profit for the half-year ending 31st March, was 66,8221. 14s. 5d.1 of this sum 50,0001. was absorbed for dividend to share holders amounting to 20 per cent. per annum ; 11,6781. Lie. 9d. was carried to the reserve fund, and 5,1441.85. Bd. carried forward to next account. The reserve fend has reached the large sum of 190,0001., and of that amount 3,3211.145. 3d. has been recovered during the half-year from debts which had been pre viously written off as bad and doubtful. The direc tors had further extended the operations of the bank by opening a branch at Wangeratte, in Victoria, and an agency at Adelong, in New South Wales. The proposed half-yearly dividend of the Great ' Southern and Western Railway Company of Ireland is officially announced at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, leaving a surplus of 11,8001. to be carried forward. The dividend toe the corresponding period of 1858 was at the same rate. At the meeting of the New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company yesterday, the report of the Committee of foquery was received, and, in order to allow tne directors time to consider and reply to the recommendations and charges therein contained, the meeting wee adjourned. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Compeny, called for the 12th inst., will be made special, to approve an agreement for the transfer of the Birkenhead Railway to the London and North Western and Great Western Railway Companies jointly. The half-yearly meeting of the East Kent Railway Company is called for the 26th inst. Tne Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 744 d. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows Ea decrease of 1,3361. Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, who is charged with the winding up of the National Patent Steam Fuel Company, intends, on the 4th instant, to make a call of 11. 15s. per share on the contributories in Class C. The Banian has arrived from China, with 762,9001b5. of tea. With reference to the silk market, Messrs. 14. Waithman and Co. report as follows: The announosaient of peace on the 12th ultimo naiad some excitement in the silk market, and led to Urge buitivcas and an advance in price of Is. to is. 61. per lb. The market has been quiet for the last fortnight, but etet. l Y bas rise doing, and the remit advaeoe well maintained. In Chins silk as usual the chief operations have taken OW. Tl° deliveries for the month are 6.760 bales. The bitters deli vend to-day bring dates from Shaoghao le MO? % ( oh .. lest 'dykes about 1,' , 00 balm bad beetssettl foe at form er rate,, clearing the tostA4 of all salsa f f inform' Teat- I a etock of only stout 600 bales. conejeling for leenTaystams, andYneo fast . Totaleetttemo t yeer about 80,800 against 61,500 bah eat the warsoarlott: sew . Exchange, 6s. Only "" nh!li dreirfrom o' lti M ent• ts crop bed arrived, ore fa as Gal be h rine Suer size that colour and quality appear better. th ou tumi d and Jetsam; the silk of last year. Boer , ' edk t a ll y. . dilated in the late move. patticularly the line cud met L td . = silk, Ma (moue are exceedingly lira ted, very MO p in sea inked, and in sows mistances have been oliWaed. ii 2 i • * die io s . c ia Ld .„6. ll,olasals 2 66 eailmma W 5= IA su is all Illaryb a rt tab. .11 3 03641 ,...b.g =05a i : sit at 16 bobs Jaaalks mails ell Wks Ombra it it owl lombabbor mblui lbs. • - • Do New ail V MOW" W e A..t...hript: di i.., W 46 lar destii hob di Orb obl i ll hiltless& ika liiiiiiii iinwY 7.. a I Zymase all 1... 54 .6 1 -- ea all all amen sod ell D 0.% lar: 121,1010 .• I all I. Wet Meader e. . .. -..• 60 Do. b oor wo Mks al Wabos el. W.of foam I r in =raldi - si M 0 5 1 - 4 m r 1 Is 4 I, 5 .., 66 66 U it di fr 4 66 Ii 20 21 lie 6 74 ill 671 Id 201 111 Zia •) ad MO .1. •• M i si Ri ii, N • so !l ri. as i l a a a :. .; 1 0 zi 11 11 i N M y ti is 1 910