The Express. — London, England, 1867-07-22 00:00:00

tab) intellignui. MWIROYOLITAN COTTITY COMM •rUllnur da)s appointr.l for tLe probeut weet.l WISTSIIasTER, St. Martin's-I.lnr.—Monday. July V . : Wednesday, !3: 131.0oNSWIRT, Portland-road —Tuesday. July 23 Wednesday. ft : Thursday, v Venn's% 1ii.1.114•T021, Whitehead s-grknc. !3: day. 24 BR ANTrolil , —l/4alay, July N. l'yeaseewen, llnntan.ternne.—Y..ndrty. July ; Tuesday, i't : . Thumlay. NIFIORKI , II4II, Obi Ative t• road. —Mouday..J 41y 22 ; Teeeds3". liow:It;u; mad.— Friday. July 26 WHITRCHAtEL, Great Preaouteatreet —W....toted'''. July '2.t . . :11.4 TIIWARL. Swan.street.—tiettne.Jay, July •_'F: Tharrlay, 16: Friday. ta /METH. mulberwell New mad —Tue.:4, July 23: Wed tooday. Gulldhall.—Tuesday, July 23 ; %Vellum lay, . Erklay, 2ti WM. NAVo6 . 3 thiildhaa.-Ihisbday, July t 3: Vti• day, toii guturday. 27. COURT OF PROBATE.—JULY 20. (Before the Judge Ordinary and a Special Jury.) PHILLIPPA AND PHILLIPPN P. HOLIIII AND STUN Eli 01. The further hearing of this cause Mal resumed this munnum. . . . Thorn, jun. the second attesting witness to the will, deposed that 'he heard the testator say " Yes " when his brother ;tilted if he wished hint to attest the codicil. Slizaheth Spreckley and Harsh Ann Ransom, servants to the testator and two of the residuary legatees, were also examined in support of the codicil. They deposed that tee. tator was quite conscious when he executed the inetrn• meat, :did that he distinctly answered all the questions which were put to him. The jury with little hesitation found against the co. died. on the ground that the deceased was not of csmicity to perform a testamentary act when it was signed, and that he did not know and approve of its contents. There lad been an allegation of undue ineuence, but it was withdrawn. _ The court thereupon revoked the prubate which had been decreed in common form, and pronounced for the will, the result of which will be that the plsintitfA, who assert that the 7 are the cousins of the deceased, w:11 on est.ihliahing their relationship take the bulk of the propert). ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.-CHELMSP/RD, JULY 20. THE MURDER AT DAGENHAM. Ja.dri &semi, 24, a respectable•lookic labourer. was charged upon an indictment, and also by the coroner's in. quisition, with the wilful murder of his wife, Sarah Ann•• Bacon, by stabbing her in the thro..t with a knife on the tOith of March. Mr. F.. 1. Smith prosecute!: and the prisoner was dr. fended by ierjeant Parry (who was specially retained) and Mr. t .ril6n. The learned counsel for the prosecution, in opening the case to the jury, described it as one of a most painful and distressing character, the prisoner being charged with thi• wilful murder of his wife, a young woman about his own age. They were married about three years ago, and for some time they lived very happily together, but owing to the deceased getting into debt without his knowledge, and neglecting hi. children, to whom he was fondly attached. the prisoner appeared to have repeatedly made complaints, and there was no doubt that be was driven to a state of excitement and anger against theunfortunote woman, and, antler the induence of those feelings, he took away her life. It was admitted by all the witnesses that the prisoner was in a most depressed state on the day when the murder was committed, and that he exclaimed to one of them that Is would willingly give five shillings to anyone who would strike his head off at a blow. It alio appeared that wi!en be surrendered himself to a police-constable and told him what he hail done. and was cautioned to be careful what he said. as it would be used against him, he replied that he was aware of that, and that he was ready to suffer for what he had done. He also told the constable that no one could imagine what he had had to bear for the hurt month. The prisoner subsequently said he was so lull of grief that he could not eat anything, and he burst into a dood of tears. exclaiming, " I hope to God I have not killed her ; but I WI afraid I have, as I used the knife." After it had been ascertained that the deceased was dead, sad the charge was read over to him, he said, " I did not think it would have come to that." The jury, after deliberating for about ten minutes. found the prisoner guilty of murder, but strongly recom mended him to mercy on account of his good character and the circumstances under which the crime was com mitted. Baron Martin having assumed the black tap, addressed the prisoner, and said that the jury had returned the only verdict they legally could do under the circumstances, and every one acquainted with the law of England must know that the offence was murder and nothing else. They had, however, recommended him to mercy, and be entirely con curred in that recommendation, and would at once forward it to the proper quarter, and would support it, and be had no doubt it would receive full consideration at the bands of her Majesty's advisers. The learned judge, who was much affected, then proceeded to pass sentence of death in the usual form. The prisoner. who bad exhibited a great deal of emotion during the trial, addressed the judge and jury, and said, " I thank you, gentlemen," and he was then removed. It was stated that his po.ition had created so much sympathy in the neighbourhood that the gentry and prin cipal tradesmen hail subscribed a sufficient sum for his defence. THE POLICE COURT& _ 0_ UILDHALL. Jolt's Saunders, a labourer, without any home, was again brought before Alderman Stone, charged with threatening to take the life of Yrs. Pinkerton, a respect able married woman. Mr. Ring appeared for the complainant. It may he remembered that about a fortnight ago the prisoner was brought to this court on the ►bove charge. and then declared his belief that if he were nut put under restraint be should carry his threat into execution. He bad lodged with Mr. and Mrs. Pinkerton about fifteen years ago, and became violently enamoured of the lady ; but his attentions were of course repulsed, and hence his determination to murder her. The prisoner was examined by the surgeon at Newgate, and certified to b.., insane ; and in consequence, be was sent to the union to be taken care of in the parochial lunatic asylum. The medical officers of that establiahment bad, however, decided that be was net insane, and he was, in accordance with instructions, sent back to this court to be dealt with. On his way to the court be told the officer that be would certainly murder Mrs. Pinkerton when be could get the opportunity. Alderman Stone remanded him. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. The Hon. John Napser of 24, Princes-gate, was ram. moned for furious riding in Rotten-row on Saturday even ing. the 13th blatant. H: e and a Mr. Hubbard were seen by a constable riding es hard as they could, racing with each other. The de fendant was flogging his horse on. When they retained, their names were obtained by the constable. The defendant said he was not warned against riding fast, and did not know there was any rule to prevent it. The row was quite empty at the time. The constable stated that there were a great many people crossing the row during the time. Fined 405., or one month's imprisonment. HulAnrd WWI also summoned, but was not in at tendance. Ilia servant appeared on his behalf, but Mr. Tyrwhitt declined to hear the case in his absence, and ad journed it fora week. LAMBETH. Thomas Nugent!, 40, was charged, on his own eonfeadon, with having escaped from a penal settlement. In 1845 he was sentenced to ten years' penal servitude, and was sent to Norfolk Island. From thence he was removed to Van Diemmi's Land, where he escaped while out with a pass, went to the diggings and obtained a little money. which enabled him to return to England. He then enlisted in the 64th Regiment. and served through the Persian campaign and the Indian mutiny, but his constitution being broken up he was discharged, and had since been in so miserable a condition that he gave himself ur. Remanded. William Christopher Workman,n portly old man, of No. 4, William•street, Bethnal.green, formerly a muter ma liner, and afterwards a publican, was charged with ob taining money under false pretences. He had obtained various sums of money from different people upon the pretence that he was entitled to a million of money, and that he had made a will in which he had left them considerable legacies. He had the will in his pocket, and produced it to his dupes, showing that their names were down for sums varying from 2001. to 2,000'., mad in some cues he borrowed a small amount for what he called a registration fee. A number of persons were pre sent who had lent him money upon this ridiculous story, sad one of them bad last 101. by him. Mr. Paget said it was evident that the prisoner had been guilty of a most abominable deception. No one would doubt that he was a cheat, and it was only surprising that be should have met with so many silly dupes to lend him money. He would, however, escape punishment, as he bad managed to evade the law. THE SURPUTED MURDER AT DERBY.—In our impression of Saturday we stated that a murder was be llowed to have been committed at Derby. At the inquest field OD Friday night on the body of the clammed, Mrs. Footitt, the widow of the late Mr. Footitt, solicitor, of Derby, the jury returned • verdict of " Wilful murder against some person unknown." The case is being fully investigated by the polies. HBALTH RILBTORID BY Du BARRY'S FOOD TO THI DivillAnN, nerves, lump, and liver of old and young, coring dylpeptila (indigestion . con.tipation. disirrhma, acidity, head ache, , hysteria, palpitation, sleeplessness, wmaing, , asthm.i, fevers, consumption, low spirits 60,0e0 anneal CUM which had resisted all medicines, Including that of by linfinsem thefts, —Tina at it 14d. ; lib., Ts. : IMb.. Ins 401.—Da Barry and Co., 77, Itegentotreet, London ; also at 40, flracechurvh-street 4, Cheapside . 63 and 160, Oxford west: and all grocers and clustolata - (Advertisement SHIRE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1867. *parting fittentgenct. THE CURRENT WEEK'S MEETINGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS. SlR,—The near approach of a great race meeting wis e Vainly manifest at Nottingham, the best buries en g , almost one and all, shunning their engagements on of Sherwood, and the fields were me nearly so strong at Stamford as they might have been, the Cup being reduoed to a certainty for Lecturer in the absence cf Reg .lie and Beeswing, whilst only the two handicaps created any par ticular interest. No importance whatever could attach to the third meeting of Knight of the Garter and Fri. ponnier, for the Standen' St. Leger, with the former amiss ; nor did the two year old contests afford much fun, Europa and Speculum spoiling three of them, whilst the 2,500-guinea Angus, by his tint victory, merely showed himself a moderate horse, 41b bet ter than Wild Blood being no " form." Beeswing and Regalia's absence spoiled the Burghley Handicap almost as much as the Cup. the issue being looked upon as a match at last ; and so it was, though not between the two elected "pots," Knight of the Crescent taking the place of John Davis, and running second to Bradamante, who represented Mr. Payne in preference to my selected Pintail. The Clif. den Cup was a pretty easy task for Bismarck, for whom I plumped in my last, the remaining handicaps also result. mg pretty well in accordance with my anticipations, and only three results in all being against me. As it happened, the great Goodwood events were not influenced in the smallest degree by the Stamford p the Notting ham results being almost as uneventf ul, roceedings for they merely put Primrose out of court for the Stakes, and showed Vied to have a fair outside chance if he will but run kindly. Comparing the return with the programme, Hayling Island was a decided suc cess, from a racing point of view ; but what with the wind and the rain, the disappointment experienced at the rail from Havant not being opened, and the naval review com ing off " out of sight," nearly everybody returned home grumbling. Holes were discovered in the course that are seldom noticed at old meetings, where there is not such a fair excuse for them ; and the defeat of the great good thing of the two days, the Faun, added much to the general misery the bad ground being blamed for this misfortune. However, under more auspicious elements, the island may yet be discovered a very pretty place for racing, little room as them is for a great meeting there. It will never be above the " form " of such fixtures as Win chester and Southampton, which give the southrons four days' employment this week, and will—St. Swithin per mitting —prove agreeable little outings. It happens rather unfortunately that the weight-for-age races at Winchester are partially spoiled, the Duke of Beaufort's Europa in the Third Biennial, Lord Hastings' See-saw in the Foal Stakes, and the Duke of Newcastle's Julius (in Hermit's absence) in the Second Biennial and Uxbridge Cop, looking very like "certainties," supposing they do battle for their respective owners ; and the Danebury pair have only, between them, to give Lord Palmerston 71b. to secure the Grange Park Stakes, the probability being that Europa will do battle, ISee -saw having two other engagements the same afternoon, albeit I do not suppose he will care to meet Julius in his mile race, even at 321'0. The handicaps are not so exten sively patronised by John Day's party, except the Nursery, wherein they have the Mr. Briggs, backed so heavily at Ascot, turned loose, Lictor being the best class horse of the others weighted so leniently. But there is no guessing what may not be in keeping for Goodwood, and hence it is dangerous to meddle with second or third. rate prizes, much as one may like the Lizard for the Welter and Gipsy King for the Hampshire Stakes. Only two weight for age items are in the Southampton pro gramme, these being the Cranbury Park and Stoneham Park Stakes, which are mainly subject to the previous running of See-saw with Lord Palmerston, the handicaps being also subject to how things go at Winchester. A meeting at Knutsford on Monday and Tuesday will give the natives of that part of the world a treat, but will not rival the attractions in the south like the gathering at Huntingdon on Tuesday and Weduesday,the ten completed events here having not only received great support, but they are surprisingly open. Grimston has to give such lumps of weights away in the Hinchingbrook and Milton Stakes that his success in either cannot he ensured, Prince D. Soltykotf and the French stable being very likely to trouble him, and there is no recent form to throw a light on the Huntingdonshire Handicap, for which Pintail has probably been kept, and if she can beat Sealskin and Nine Elms she will about win. The short cuts I will not at tempt to lead your reader, over, for all the leniency with which Queen of Trumps,Bouneeaway, Goojerat, Tortoga, and Katie have been treated ; and there is no determining until the last moment what may run for the Cup, Leo turer having done quite enough of late, if be is to be a good thing for Goodwood, so that he may leave the plum to his old opponent, Moulsey. However, there is every probability of Vauban doing battle for Danebury in the Goodwood Cup, the only obstacle that could stop him being bard ground ,• and if so, there is nothing to prevent the little Colstersiale trying at Huntingdon to avenge his defeats by Lord Batemsn's everlasting horse.—l arm Lc., METEOR. BETTING IN LONDON-13Artr8pAy. There wee the meal strong muster et the clubs this aftertioou and business was not only brisk but took a somewhat • ide range For the Goodwood Stakes Dulcimer and Jezebel were about equal favourites, Mr. Payne's mare being backed at one sweep for giuu, while several other bets to smaller amounts were laid. About a like amount was invested on Jeralzel. Blinkhoolle was several times inquired after, but although 100 to 9 was offered there was so response beyond a proposal to accept 100 to & Guy of Warwick looked like returning to We, for after several lOtte to 7 had been taken 500 to 40 was booked and 100 to 8 generally accepted kindly. Aggravator, although laid against at • comparatively long price, was very fairly supported, and the desireto back was decidedly greater than the wish to lay. A move ment was made in favour of Comers, about whom all the 100"5 to 6 obtainable were taken, and in the end asked far in vain. Lucifer was at one time fancied at 100 to 6, but towards the finish he was subjected to unmistakable hostility. offers of 20 to I loudly offered tailing to mouse his friends. For some time 20 to 1 was currently offered against Douro, but Just as business was breaking up, • small hoot of backers somewhat eagerly took these odds between them. Adults was utterly friendless at tiTto 1 offered, and at five points more each, Lord of the Dales, Wild Drier, and Dwain Glyudwr, were In the same desolate condition. Clarice was backed for • little at 23 to 1, and 7 to 1 for • situation, but these odds were almost Immediately afterwards offered. The only other noteworthy Incidents were the laying the long price of 100 to 3 against Nine Elms, and the hopeless odds of 100 to 1 against Primrose, For the Goodwood Cup Lec turer alone was in request. In the course of the morning 150 to 100 was accepted in one hand, and the same rate of odds wee pretty freely booked to smeller amounts. For the St. Leger 2to 1 was offered against Hermit, whom one speculator offered to support et 250 to 100: no one, however, could be induced to lay these odds. The remaining events of the day were • few =tan bete on the Cegarewitch, Cambridgeshire. and Derby, which will be found duly recorded In the undermentioned quotations: OIDIILRY SHALES L.ND STOCKS. db. I Pd. I E.utest's. 1 Closing prices I Sales to.day I on Yriday. I to 1 P.M. St WI 111110191 and loiter --, 70 al - It UM 'Caledonian - .._ _ lO7 109 - St. 103 ICambrian —..-- - 35 65 - 20 all Mammal- 3 5 - St. 100 to.kanandii - ne es se - St 100 iDundes,PerthokAbd in ' 70 71 - 100 all ; fast London Scrip Carl -•-• - 100 all I Do - St 100 1431satow sad & Western 105 107 - St IM Area* &alms Ord. 811., 261 27 e B l 7 nt. 100 1 Do. E. Aug. 84k., No.t; 4 6 - St. 100 iDesstNorthotScotland ; -- -.. 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COM .urer ;t freely) 10 to 1 apt Achievement 40 to 1 Bliekhoolle 40 to 1 Bumblekite ;off) WITCH. 600 to 6 apt The Sportsman (t) BERME. 501 to 6 agst Blue Peter 31 1 - 1100 t. 15 apt Sunflower a (t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.--BATURDAY. GOODWOOD STAKES. 9to 1 apt Dulcimer (V I 100 to 6 sgst Gooier& 'V 11 to 1 Jesabei(off,t 12 100 to 6 Dow° It to 1) 20 to 1 Wild Briar 4) 12 to 1 Ouy of War. to 1 Lucifer !off, t wick (t) 25 to 11 100 to 8 =Z i r o fo) I 25 to 1 100 to 8 I 25 to 1 Lord so ot off tb , e 100 to 8 Vixen e s t loff, t 100 7) GOODWOOD CUP. 6to • apt Lecturer 1 0 1 20 to 1 apt D'Estouroel It 3 to 1 Regalia 'oft t to g.15(0 4to 1 100 to 3 Miss Havelock Bto 1 Vauban (off) .otr: Eren on John Day's lot apt the field (off,. MELTING. ROMS A RILIVID. PTeets — daWre, Strooco. Gentile, Sister to Itlyhigillb, Worm* filly, Croon Prince, Voce*, Darned, King's Daughter, Impress of India, East Lynne, Degunt Hawke. well, Deceit, Jenny Mills, King Charles, Eve Una, Electricity, Mauston Maid, Rosa Nara, end Blahopdale. Many others are expected this morning. THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH LONDON RAILWAY. —On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Richards, deputy coroner, held an inquest upon Thomas Mead, aged 36, who was killed thr oug h a co/Salon between two trains on the North London Railway last Wednesday. The accident happened in consequence of some points being left open near the Old Ford stat e ? and the question was whether the pointsman had edited his duty. Re explained that, owing to some con usion, he turned the wrong lever. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death," and added a recommendation that the North London Railway Company should at once remove the pair of points, and Ey the ver signalbta, e; z a . l patent locking apparatus at the Old CRYSTAL PALACE. —FI YR SHILLING DAY. SATURDAY, Jinx 20.—Admisatons on payment, 1,566 ditto by mason tickets, 5,94 d; total visiton, 7,514. TIOSPYTAL TOR D/SRASES OT TER CHIVY, VICTORIA. ?Am.—The number of patients relieved at this institution during last week was 1,213, of which 212 were new ease. ILLCOI AND GIBED DIMINO MACHIN!. — l ‘ Its area Is Wronger and less Labia to rip In see or wear than the Wek - sitlch Judges' Refer'," at the •'Grand lAA " Send tar the "Report," and seeopke of work, ooetalnlng both kinds of stitches ea the manse plea of !pada —W. and 0. & Y. Cowpony, INO, Bagss&-elzest.—(Adverlimeasot.) 1001 1 1001 iosi 7 lon i 7 ..I6 .., 100} IM loot look SS t 7 14 15 - - rill 9 1/ 99 1 - 1 4 9 1 9 Ile 11 17 IGATIOI4B. aj 1 174 $8 01 id 9 1 11 100 c•OLONIAL °OVID—MOLY! No. 1 SrOC.L.L n 60,000 BritlanColst 68.4,1871 100 100,000 Do. 1896 100 1 .. Can. Gov. 6 p. c.,1677.86. lOO _ _ Do. 6peret. telt&Ang. ; 100 Do.6peret.lLer..ll , 100 ;WON Do.Sperollan.94 • 100 686,806 Do. 6perct. Ina Stec ' 100 100.000 CagzolGNopeSper.lB7B , 100 d 0.1890-1900 100 . Do. do. 18110.901 100 Do. do. 189 0 -91, 100 ... 286,000 D0.5p.0.A.p.d00t.1900 100 100,000 Ceylon,nov, 14, 3,6 p. et , 100 160,000 Do. 1876, do— ! 100 1,000000, Do. 1871 d 0..., 100 900,000 Maartttea 8 pee 66.,1871 100 100,000 Do. 1878 100 100,000 Do. 1881 100 100,000, Do. 1805 100 1611,600 Netaltiov.6p.e.Apdeuc.. 100 106.000 New Braoe.Oov.6paret. 100 1,186,800 New Booth Wales Gov.. I Sp. 0e0t.,1871 to 1876 100 4871,800 Do. 6p. 0.1886 to 1805 . 100 660,000 D0.6p.c.r,1667 to 1.876 , 100 160,80( New Zealand apse opt. 100 1.000, Do. epee Gent. 100 600, Do. 6 per cent. 1891 100 850, Do.do.l6lJunedeDee 100 saolq Nova Scotia Sp. a.. 1876 100 ..860. Queensland Gov. Ip. at. 100 1,177,650 Do. Do. 1891 .... 100 720,1606 &Auet.Gov. 6p. 0..6747 100 De. 1878 and upwda 100 860,000 VlnGov.6o. e. Jan. Jul, , 100 , LOOM* Do. 6p. et Apri Roe 100 No. I ih i 901 91i I i xd. NI 94 1071 110 91 COMPASIBS. irdi a. Woes. 1 dales. 00,0001 10 'AngloAmericanTeL(L) all i 90,0001 10 , Anglo-Mexican Mint ' all £lOO,OOO i St. !Atlantic Telegraph lOO temooolSt. per cent. IS 20,000 .11 'Australian AgricuL ,l* 40,0001 25 Anstrallan II L Arn.(Lj 6 10,000 : 10 rres.Estatealq 7 67,0001 10 Waterworks (L 1, all 13,400 10 Do. sew 11,000 100 Boickow Vaughan (L 23 *OOO 1 !Bombay Gas (lAm11 1 :)6 an 10,000 1 1 Do New ....... I 11,010 10 ISMS American 44 SUS , ea 11. & I. Lag. Tel (L 1 100 2915! SlCCanada Company all 60,000 1 10 !CanadianLoan& Inv(1 92 96,000' 10 'Ceylon Company 12,000 ID 1 Ditto Asharee I 17,0001 II IChinaitShip&LCoalL 11l 00,000 10 City Discount, Limit* 11 10,0001 S ptyolLondonLPro.(l. 2 16,041, 10 ,Clty otMilan Impro.(L., 11 1 SO ' 4,950 Do. 56,0001 16 ILlty of Moscow Gem (L all 10,000 111 City Meta (Lim.) 25 90,000 SO ,Colonial (Limited) 10,0001 1111 I Do. 1110,04, Ile !Commercial Union:lna I 60,000 , 10 Com. ot AtricanMer.(L , $ 17,5001 W 1 Contlnomtal Un.Gas (L 16 10,0801 111 'Cop.M.Ene.,Pref.7lp.e. all 265,000 100 C. of Len. C 4.1377,410.0. all 200,000100 Do. do. 1570,, do. all 900,0001 10 C. Bone. et England (L.) 0 10,000 140 De.orManrillus(L) lO 10029261 98. Crystal Palace ,lOO 8100,810 EIL Do. Pralerenc• £277,000 * Do. op. et. Perp. Deb lOO 7,500 :N , eeling (Limited) 18,000: II I'll MUM Tea (L 4 uou ; 111 LlndiaLand,C.&l/In(L 10 60,000 1 10 India brig. & 101 90,000 lO Ebbw Vale .... - ! 1111,812 .SO EgyptiasiOons.&frd.(L. 4 94379,198' tio. glee - trio Telegraph 15,000 10 Do. New 70,400; I Eng.&Aus.Copper(Lien 4 10,000' 15 , big. and foreigners& 10,000 100 'Eng.& Scottie/ilia/1a( $ 25,000 10 ;VairbairnEngineming I 110.000 '9O 17ore-st ( Warehouse (L U 900,000 10 SeneralCredlt&Dla(L) 72 20,000 11 !Gen. Steam Navigates , 16 10,000 60 Moms &Colonial As.(L 11 6,000 10 Hong/lone & China Ga a mow 10 I Hudson's Bay. 1110,001 19 latlandCo.Marseliles 1. 114 SOWS' 1 Indian Carrying (Um. a 160,000, 10 Internat. Finan.Soc.(L 1 100,0011, 10 IntaniatLsnd thedit(L 4 *OW SO Italian Land. I 156000; 110 Italian brig. (Can. Cay. an 1,004419 109 Do. op. c. Bda r. 1870 a 2100 Is land decurities(Lint) ll Lll4O IS LondAtricanTrading lO *OS * Lon. *Callon. M. (1 ' 0 SLIM! 10 Lon.Conntyland&B.(l 1 ILO* 5 Loud. ap. 4.Distri et o T ludi.o.c 1 an eleg.(L dl *4061 * Shan. Aro. ((L) N Min 6 G. OnudbosC.(l all 1.0101 SO Lent&Glaeg.Ens=l 1 96 110.11110 i 99 Provincial II I 1,00000019 t. Madras Intim. & Canal.. 12,600 90 Mauritius Land, &a (L.* 1 1 9.480 M Modlt. Erten. Tel. (1.1 all 9,280 SO Merchant Slipping (L ', an 2500,000 Ili 1111.1walli.Ld.&Deok(14 10 44,0011 111 linilwalltronWorks l2 *MI 10 Natal Land &CoLC. O li t , 7 121.4001 11 National Dia. COOL . I *OOOl 911 Do. New, issued p. 6 110,000 , 11 Ntationall'rov.ldariarj. 12 93,000 100 national:Beate Nay.(L ' I* 11,5001 II NerbeddaCoaLklronlC 6 11,0001 10 NewConsalldat. D u l i js. s l 1 S 61,000 6 New 4,lnebrada, SAM 116 N.74aland L&M.Ag.(I, I „ o w , N.Zea/and T.& las (L); I :airwineliu um it °Alwyn AasinTiu(l ) , 4 SOS 10 Do 11 1 9 /1167,171; 11l N.Bria.Anstrniadaa (L; 101 *OOOl SO N.Brit.&Merenn.la.(L, 41 *NO i N Ocean Marine flnsura.) I MIMI OS Um.) all 98000 1 Mama Gas(Limited) all SLOW ' 6 D o. New 1 60,000 10 Inland Ittaasn(L ; an Iwo% a lOtago &IMlsland Invest . I 10.000, 1 Ottoman Gas (Limited al all 02600 is Perm= IL S. gemm(l. ; all 18114, 11 Do. do. a MON* St. Nellie. land&Min.(l. ) loo , 3401101 II habssilar &O.Steasp 1 and WWI 10 De. do. New 18.55; all *M. me Do. do. do. 111671 6 WWI SO th,rnmey Iron *NC 16 Do. New a ;iiia ll *MI In .eltrlniPrortlt 1. • an wow , s /no Janeiro Ow (Loa.' an 18000 .100 Loyal Mall steam 110 /6110.000 1 St ,SeetAustra. Invest (L ) 100 84.400 113 IllonFlnea. arEuSe (L 10 90,000 60 African M . & In. (L. ) 4 14.100 16 BouthAoatrallan Land all 0708000 St. IlSabmarine /Jaya" j ISlLConsirne.stMals(L) an - Do. Do. Thames& Kersey In.(L. $ ft Petroleum (L u i u ArsinwolAns. 1 ft .& L. Co. at U. I rr , , a. Marino ot 'Aver. (L) 6 ci United DisootuitCortKL l 4 1 'Vaned M. Taloa. C0.(L.1 an I Do. 10 per cent. pref. an I n Calvert Marine lna(L) I I 110 Van Dtetnen's Land (L 0 Se I L ° W Vl"""e arrant ituance llial*Mar Nat4 l a ll S Wastiadia&eacillsel 10 lei 181 14 15 SS 45 82 87 17 10 1 611 47 87 7 6Oh 121 181 le 2 pm 41 4/ id 13 n xtl 13 tl 9406 06 08 2 1 0111 1} 0014 1 the 181 124 di. n 14111 2 24411 8 odh 161 16 17 16111* 6 U 1 :d 1} 6 . 111al Par 6 4 lAndi.l I l e I 011 0 11 9 lo • 41.1 _ln . 1 -7 1 8 • Call PREFERENCE SHARE. Grant Northern 41 per cent., redeem. at 10 per cent. prem., 93k. SCENE AT • REVIVAL MIIIETING.—On 'Tuesday evening a series of revival services were begun at Braemar. Among those taking part in them were the Earl of Cavan, Kr. Gordon of Park-hill, B. Cunningham " the famed Glasgow dasher," am Our correspondent ;Meese follows regarding Mr. Cunningham's appearance : His thundering, raving denunciations of future punishment to the sinner, and wild pathetic appeals to return, repent, and be saved, accompanied with fearfully violent gestures, were fre quentlyeuid noisllyinterrupted by jeers.shoute,hooting,and howling exclamations from the crowd that speedily ga thered around the highly-excited orator. At times his voice, even powerful and stentorian as it was, could scarcely be heard, and the confusion was much height ened for a few minutes by a stalwart bearded musician striking up a lilting strathspey on the bagpipes. He was relieved by another preacher, who evidently appeared to be his companion, but who unfortunately met with no better success in pleasing the motley aasemblage, which seemed bent on distracting the speaker with ques tions and shouting. After prayer, Mr. Cunningham again mounted the temporary rostr um, and tried hard to make himself heard, yelling more fiercely than on his first attempt. It was no use. His appearance even seemed to be a signal to incense the crowd to greater noise than ever, and abusive epithets were freely hurled at him, but which he bore with composed fortitude. He was then unceremoniously jostled at once from his perish by the crowd, who lustily cheered at the abrupt and sudden descent. At the conclusion of the service a liberal distri bution of tracts was made by Mr. Cunningham amongst his noisy, turbulent audience.—Dundee Adraetiser. _ . INSUBORDINATION AT ALDIRSHOT. A very serious case of insubordination occurred at Aldershot on Thursday night in the barracks of the lit (King's) Dragoon Guards. Among the men of the regiment in one Petrick Bryant, who bears a very bed character. During the day he had been heard to say that he would have the life of some one. About 10 p.m. he was a defaulter at the call for watch-setting, and, apparently under the influence of drink, was dancing when Sergeant Penfold entered the barrack-room. The sergeant immediately ordered him to be made a prisoner, and two men were advancing towards him for that purpose when he made a rush at Penfold and furiously attacked him with a drawn sword, Inflicting severe wounds on the head and across the thigh. There is very little doubt that the sergeant would have been murdered, bed not some of the men rushed upon Bryant and restrained him from further violence. The wounded man was conveyed to the hospital, where he lies in a pre carious state. The delinquent has been ordered into con finement, and in the event of Penfold's case terminating fatally will be handed over to the civil power. SUNDOWN, ISLE or WIORT.—II is rumoured that the late Major Smyth has left 8,0001. tobe expended in the erection of a block of almshouses for the widows of naval and military officers on the plot of land at the top of Leeds-street. 2,0001. has also been left to provide bells a nd a belfry.—Southampton 17; 18- - 73) 81 dle 4 id 2, 41 .... 8i ii I Edd— a RAN 110.011 7,100 " C* l 10.000 MAN 1%,1110 MOS 10,410 'us. AZ' Imo KM OIL Forbes. I Salsa. 95 97 98 100 98 190 82 84 82 64 102 104 106 197 106 107 104 105 92 94 102 le4 198 111 104 196 100 104 104 100 105 107 107 109 99 101 90 98 94 96 e6} 201 96 97 106 106 $1 tri id/ 106 107 105 1(6 96 syr NI :I 104 le6 lon 104 109 k 114 Otii 5/ di 82 _ills II 5 8 102 103 6 5/ it. 4} sid.ti 24 26 96 101} 102 106 I 4d4 T 6N_. 4" eel 16 14 dlb eI a}ai 142 147 `* A i Il i a. 10 8 81. ldla pAr 1 lepe , 12* 2 die id .. 4 1 4 i . 8 10. 16 1 6 It 1116 4 11. I 106 3 6 41 47 31 606 7 641 6 601• 1 25 its la dl 22t i 7 p - ar l 19 Mr idis oe los 2 it 01 ota4 se 42 40 42 -7 . .. m. • •Z. ITev.3 p 2 pm 4 {dl• 18 16 41 edla pm ; 131 24 WM VIM fpm Pl* * 6 3 8 3 45 ir 40 46 16 IS 14 15 pm 10 k di, 5* 2 1 01114 :t 1 37 40 43 45 41 45 i - i S 4 16 i 11 19 10 Ile TO 86 II 110 116 T • die 14 40166 96 IT •6 76 i i lii lOW - al dim i Ife 2 !I 1} lt 3 3.16 I 1 Isle 5i II id 111 —41 a CAICIET. MIDDLISZX V. Mrinun.—On Saturday morning. at ten minutes before It play In this match was resumed. At the thee for drawing dung* on Friday evening It will he remembered that Stkidlesez bad lost aloe wickets for 148 runs, Mr V. K. Walker being not out, with St attached to kin name. On Saturday he was joined by Hewitt, and when halt a dozen runs had bmn added to the score, Sontherton Induced the latter to leave his ground, and he was of course stumped • and thus the Middle. sex innings chimed at It o'clock for 164, leaving a balance against Surrey of 179. In dee course they commenced the task of obliterating these runs by sending In Humphrey end Jape. Hue lit and Mantle being commissioned to bowl at them. Both batsmen appeared In good forum, and runs were steadily ob tained, causing Mr. Brunet,' take up the bowling. Fifty runs were wiped off without any separation being effected, and when the setae had reached rd, Mr. Brune took Jupp's wicket with a veritable shouter. His contribution amounted to 18, obtained le his accustomed style. Griffith joined Humphrey, but was easily caught by Mown; off Mr. Brune, without troubling the scorers. Humphrey played an admirable Innings of 43, which included four 4's, three S'a, a pretty good Indication of the form he was in. He was aught by Hewitt oil Mr. R. D. Walker. Atter this Mortioek and Stephen- son became associated, and the scoring was very rapid. It brought on Mr. V. Z. Walker with his slows, which soon effected Murtbeh's downfall, as off the second ball be was stumped by George Hearne. Mr. Collyer became Stephenson'. next aesociate: the latter was quite In his old form, and punished the Mkldlesex bowling most severely. Mr. Collyer, after adding ato the total, was glees on. •' leg before wicket." Pooley now joined Stephen son, and the pair appeared to have resolved to make short work of it : they fairly • collared" the bowling, and the hitting became fast and furious. Stepherson's score was conspicuous for two very fine square leg hit; front the lower wicket, for each of which five were run. The credit of pulling off this great match decidedly rested with this pair of batsmen, who speedily hit off the remainder of the runs, and landed Surrey the winners by live vricketa—Stephenson being not our, 50, and Pokey (not out' sa 8o much for what in •• Bally's Magazine" Is called the ' effete " eleven. Keue.—ln this county match, It will be re membered that when ourparcel left the ground, at Southampton, on Friday evening, Manta had lost 8 wickets In their second innings for 164 rues. Whither was afterwards Joined by Tubb, and the score was raised by their joint efforts to SOS, when Tubb was bowled by Bennett. Martin was missed at short leg, and then was caught and bowled by Willsher. Whither was not out for 17, Including a four and two threes. The Innings terminated two minutes before the call of time, Kent being left with 142 rune to get to win the match. On Saturday morning they there fore sent in C. Payne and Wllleher, opposed to the attack of lir. Matuiin and Tubb. The second 'delivery of Mr. Maturth proved one too many for Payne, whose middle stump was nipped out of the ground. The Kent colt ;Palmer) followed in, sod made a very line off.drive for 4: he also got a brace of twos, and then timing a leg ball badly, he directed it Into hands. The nest comer was Mr. Trotighton, who, however, did not stop long, as he was easily taken at short slip. Lis suc cessor, Mr. 11. A. Richardsou, proved a thorough sticker, and defied MI the llanipshire skill and diplomacy. Amongst other line hits, one off Mr. Maturlu into the orchard for six must lie noted. Several changes of bowling were tried—to wit, 11r. Young vie Tubb at 49, and Mr. Herniae= vice Mr. Matnrin at 52. At 80 these gentlemen changed ends, at 70 Mr. Mamie re sumed, and at 77 Mr. K. L. Kiln had a try, and =acceded In aeduciug Willeher to go in at one, missing which. he paid the Inevitable penalty, being stumped by rbedell. Willsher's 26, which occupied him nearly two 'hours, was a patiently and ad mirably played inuings It comprised one four, three threes, and three twos. The score was up to 65 when Bennett was run out, and shortly after Carroll was clean bowled by Mr. Ede. At dinner call the score stood at 1(e for six wickets, "anybody's game," if the weather would only hold One, of which doubts were entertained. When the score was at I% Tubb took Mr. Ede's end, and Mr. Hilton was caught at short slip. Mr. White was bowled by Mr. Matsu= after making five, and Mr. Ups, =tube Joined Mr. lUcbardaun, who continued to bat In his well known elegant and effective style. The score stood at 134 (eight short of the required number', when rain put a premature end to the game, which was accordingly drawn, Mr. Richardson taking out his bat for 83, including a sic : Mr. Upsoombe not out for three fours, four threes, and six two.: Keut having three wickets= hand MARKETS. 00170N.—Lrvimpool., JrLir 20.—Strong market, prises slightly against buyers. Sales 15,000 balm, inauding3,ooo specu lation and export. 8.000 Ansernsua, bd. to 124. ; 300 Pernam. Fe., 11d. to 1114. • 400 Nl•ccio and Bahia, 10d. to 1014. ; 1.10 1110. *Leo dd . 300 Egyptian, 14d. to 17d. ; 5,660 Sunk 51d. to 9}411., Madras,; Bengal. &lade, itc., tild. to 71d. ; 100 Peru, 10d. to 1 iko. Fair Dhollerah, • fair Oomravottee, 81d. ; fair Broach, Elid. ; fair Bengal, 741. ; fair Egyptian, 14d. ; fair Pernam, 11d.; Middling Bowed; 10Id. ; middling Orleans, 1014. corroN 000118.—Ilaucu soma, Trite 110.—We had a quiet and falling market for yarns and cloths of all kinds until Tues day. On that day the market was perhaps at Its lowest. Sellers of yam gave way ad per lb., and of cloths 9d. to ed. per piens, without commanding much business. On Wednesday the market was again rather quiet, but on Thursday there was a little steadier adherence to prices both here and at Liverpool, and as a good many orders had accumulated in the hands of agents which they were holding back with a view to getting piwuvl at the lowest paint, a good many of these were preci pitated on the market. The whole of these transactions, how ever, have had but little effect on a market so sat and depressed. Sellers of good China shirting' and T cloths have done some business at the rates of Tuesday, but generally attempts to raise values have had the effect of checking . There is no improvement in the demand fur goods or India, and the home trade houses are still giving out only limited orders Some few sellers of cloth have asked 3d. per piece higher for China goods than on Wednesday, but, generally speaking, prima m-3 be quoted at Tuesday's rates, the little ertra business since doing having stopped the decline for the present. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BeariPOrtn, JOLT 50.—The badness done In wool during the past week has been only meagre. Some staplers report that they have done rather move, but the bulk complain of a very slow and dragging trade. Generally, the transactions hays been very restricted. In the present state at the market consumers show no disposition to hold storks beyond covering the supply of their anent daily or weekly wants: halm their small purchases to cover orders received. Prices are quite irregular, and when males are effected from preware lower rates are accepted. There has been • slight softening In prices In the country during the week, though not suMelent to tempt purchases to any considerable extent. Irregular as prices are, the following are said to he about the qaolations in this market :—Oood I iambi hogs, Is. ea. 74. lb. and wethers, Is. 4141. per lb. ; Irish hogs, la. lid. to la. Td. i f lb. ; and wethers, is. Sid, to la bd. ; end other wools In all classes in proportion, the best wools being most In demand. The worsted yarn trade Ia still without soy material change. Some spinners are still well employed on old orders, but the majority are slack, and have Is great deal of machinery standing. Export merchants buy very sparingly, and avoid all speculation. There is a fair demand for super 301, and there are some signs of • quickening In the demand tot 40's for the Russian trade. The home con sumers only purchase to cover actual orders received Spinners endeavour, so far as possible, to adapt their movements to abso lute demand, and show no dispodtion to operate otherwise. The Mete department presents the same signs of torpor. The recent American (allures, with rumours of others, have had a very depressing effect upon the market during the week. Some Dia ing business has beeu done en continental account. The home houses act with great caution, and are quite indisposed to operate ond absolute necessity. Prices are about the same as at the b e glmlog of the week. WOOLLIN.—Leanit, Jute 20.—We are not able to report a numerous attendance at the cloth halls Ibis morning the gloomy and uncertain state of the weather has had an unfavourable in fluence upon the markets, and the amount of business done has not been Wee. In the coloured cloth hall milled coatings and tweeds are in the most request, a few moderately good parcels of steel tweeds have changed hands, and the transfer of coatings, although in small quantities, has been pretty numerous. Other departments are not worthy of any special notice. The demand for hairnets In the white market has shown some little improve. merit, but the aggregate amount of business transacted has not been large. Beavers and One witneys hold their recent position amongst the heavier makes, some few transactions have ales taken place in Oseett meltons, though not to any large ertent. The pilot trade has not been brisk. Prices hare not shown any IFI Alt DW Alt F. —BINNING RA N, JULY 10.—The reports relative to the state of trade in thie town are precisely the name as they have been for many weeks: dulness is felt in almost every branch, but especially in the metal trades the factors' Ow yellers are sending home orders for very small quantities of goods, no matter what the clam or descriptlon. The state of the foreign trade Is anything but satisfactory : in some In stances inure animation is apparent, and in certain cases manufacturers are well engorged upon exceptional orders, lout generally the merchants are compleining of the badness of trade, and in no hapect does this appear to be greater then in the continental department. With the north matters are in the worst stale, but to Italy and the markets of the Medi terranean and the Levant comparatively little is being done. On account of China, Japan, and some other of the Tastern markets there are orders in hand three is also a little more doing to Australia. The West Indian and South American trades are sot mari short of the average, and than are a few orders in for the United States. COZW.—Canaarnas. Jrtv Sl.—We had a YSI7 short supply of all corn today, and everything was dearer. Wrest, 444. to es. Oats. SW to 325. Beans, 44L to VW ---—•- • - - Canusig. JULY St —There was • heifer supply of wheat at our ;market this morning, and fully last week's prices were realised. There was no change In oats, but barley was rather dearer. The supply of loth barley and oats was exceedingly Prices wheat, 24a to 27a ; rad, 235. to 265. ed.; barley. 14s. 6d. to 15a Oil ; potato oats 125, tid. to 13a. 44. per Carlisle bushel ; dour, b. 44. to 2s. 74.: oatmeal, 2s. ed. to Is. ryemeal and barleymeal, la dd. per stone. COLCMISTNIL JULY 20.—A snail supply of wheat, is. to ts. per quarter dearer. Outtnroao, JULY 20—Wlib a very short supply of wheat at market higher prices were demanded. There was, however, no disposition on the part of buyers to operate freely, and only • few sales were effected. at an advance of from la. to is. per qr. Spring corn quits as dear. Wheat, oda. to 70a. Barley, Ma. to 40e. Oats, 23e. to 110 a Beans, Us to 505. 111411330103, JULY SO.—A small market, and supply of wheat very scanty. Prices is. per load dearer. and • tree trade at the advance. Barley la per qr. higher; oats, 61., light, and heavy Is. per qr. dearer. Besot and peas as before, and scarcely any offering. Wheat, red, per load, runs, 345, to 405.; fine, 434..; white, 384. to 4M.; fine, ses. Barley. per qr., 17s. to Cs. Oats, mane, 135, to 24a.; Ane. old, 345, Beans, per load. 235, to 315, Per, per Wad, 24a. to Ms. Laminae, JULY 20.—At to-day's corn market the supply of wheat was not large, and sales were made to a Lair extent at Is. per quarter over late rates. White realised Ors. to 720. : red, OM to res. per 36 stone. We bad very little barley mowing. and the trade was quiet at last week's miss Oats were sparingly represented, and there was a tolerable demand. Higher prices were asked than buyers were willing to pay, but the I/tutees; transacted was at full prices; new, 30a. to 365, ; One, Ms. to 40s. per 24 stone. There was a meagre supply et beano, and the best sorts met a steady sale at rather ever late prioes; In ordinary kinds not much variation, new, 43a. to 50a per 34 stone. Peas fully as dear. Fine dear, 435. to 30s ; seconds, 44a to Ma. per 20 atone. Ngwotartg-uron-Tralt, JINX 20 —The weather this week has barn very unsettled, and mach rain has fallen, but further that interrupting haymaking, no Injury hat been Jobe to the cereals, whilst the root crops have recebred much benefit. Harvest cannot fall to be late, and it is the oopptalon of an emtnent agriculturist that under the mast favourable circumstances we cannot have general cutting before the second week in September. At oar market Ude manta, we had a moderMe show of wheat from the growers, as well as from the coast. bat from abroad the arrivals are to a good extent. graft thrashed samples, being wanted, a clearance wm early effected, at an advance= qr. a ihnilar Improvement at the sense time being upon extra foreign. Other sorts, although no dearer, mailing a tale Inquiry, at vary extreme rotes. Flour In steady repaset, at the advance of the week. Ortatellag barley, brae, sad peas tally as dear. Oats in better demand at last week's pion. The 4: arrivals this week are:—Wltest, omistirlse, 2.n02 9,506 ; malt, coastwise, 60 ; oats, coastwise, forelp, 13", qra ; flour, coastwise, 968 sacks ; /adieu corn. 50 sacks. Nuawica, Jcia 30.—Them was but little Moat sores t at this market to-lay. and, the demand &Ms t .!' brisk, an edemas of Is. to la. per qr. am reali se d ~ath,s sivt made. Dining the past week we have had more or l ess oto . every day, with brick blowing winds ; the root mops h oes s 7: sesmonably refreshed, and both wheats and barl e y. b s , s been benefited ; the latter, however, upon some land s at e sp,, th and short in straw, and the crop is not now expected to eessh an aversge. White wheat (welithiMe 8311* to 6 hs , Th s. Ms. rod ditto weighing Whs. to alas.% Ms to yo s les qr. Fl 9d. : our, arley tfm. to 7 gra.. hia Ms. per sack. Averages: heat, an t " . 06a , 1. Norruimuu, Jute 110.—The supply of wheat at oar cow market to-day was short, and there was a good demands at advance of ts , to Is. per qr. ; new white sorts made 7,5, to new r e d goe to yos. per 36 stone. There was a small ah ow Grinding barley, which was taken off at quite as mach ame n w heretofore—namely, 335. to Ms, per 90 stone. Of oats there ow only , a limited supply, and the quality of the male was fair tone of the demand was healthy, and business was tranmeted fully late prices —new, tie to Me. : old, 365. to Us. per is The show of b eans as s small, and then, was a tolerable demo. : late rates tieing well maintained new, Oa to 53 per 1, , t. 4. In peas not much passing. Super flour, 5.115. to Sts. 60s, per sack. OXIMRD. JULY 20 —There was • larger attendance at fhi, Fiebange to-day than for the last few weeks, het w h eat very sparingly to market; end owing to the recent We,,,, ,, weather, holders inked more money for it; sales of the h est lily were effected at 74a. per qr. Other descriptions ruloi Ms. upwards. Very little Willey on ogef , sod the MO done at 345, to Ins. (Mu rather scarce, Va. to 325. Beam 40n to 60, Pew, 445. to 48. Flour, seconds, fills. per fart Masaolocate, JOLT 20.—We had a fair supply ni sh o which sold at an advance of la. per quarter nver the pekes bat week. Scarcely a sample of spring corn showing READING, JOLT 20.—There was a short supply of wheat hem market today, and the rise which took place In the Leme market on Monday was nominally maintained, but there e h very little business done, there being a very small anemia. farmers, and not many buyers. There was no charm price of barley and oats, the samples of those bele: dart Accounts from several placee In the county report the shit' to be much beaten down by the rain, but much of it h rise again, as It Is not vary heavy yet In the ear. llogterran, Jotr 30.—There was a steady demand for est.., superior lots, which commanded la to ins. per qr. more wee but purchasers restricted their operations to satislybse tier mediate wants. The quotations for best lots of itoretiew. white wheat are 70s. to 74a ; secondary sorts, Its. to 705 . sag damp and inferior, nest. to Its. per qr.: best red wheat 44 to 70s. secondary kinds, 645. to 675.: and inferior, sot to es, pm or. In the foreign trade there was but tittle doing, aid firmer tone In the trade prices must be noted as being per or. dearer. Flour was purchased sparingly, and for tee tore sake an adesnce of about Id. per sack was established. Hest se t of barley are in fair request, purchases being confined chielr t o best grinding which brought 3 , 25. to Sts.: and secondary. '‘is 325. per qr. Malt little inquired after, and prices are usalterd. Oats are held for about Lid. per qr. more money for bet arts, which fetch 36a to 30a., and others net. to ten per qr. g, n , and peas both arm. Wmaten, Jam 20.—The supply of all kinds at grain it e ei . siderably less every market day. The weather during the seek has been very unsettled. raking more or Lau every day. The m,pe ranch beaten down, and unless we have One dry weather it it Ma easy to calculate the injury. Wheat in re. ly sale, at M. per Quarter mere money, Woman*. JrLY 20.—At this day's market there was lain a short supply of whean, wildcat sold slowly at an advance of la to b. per qr. Barley unaltered. Oate Od. to is. per qr. derrtr. Beans firm. Peas less Inquired for. YoRE, JULY 20. —he growing crops bare undergone me dderable improvement since last week. the recent rains lark been very benenciaL At our corn market to-day thaw as again a limited supply of wheat, which met a better inquiry, tad recent rates were exceeded la. to 2a. per quarter. Priers for white ranged from 84a to 70a. ; for red, flea to al, pie se stone. Grinding barley came to had scantily, and auustatard the currencies of last weak—Us. to Slim per a 6 swim. There Irma moderate demand for oats 'of which the supply ass trail , and the rates at last week were easily suMained—new. ?.ea to yq per 21 stone. The supply of beans was antuatally small , inairy steady, and fully late rates were realised—new, 40. to Ist Si stone. Malt, 6134. to Mk. ; rye, Ma. per quarter. %lien' peke of flour, 47a. to 494 per sack of 280Ibe. WATMORD, JULY IP —The foreign arrivals we new mon consist of wheat and maim, and are on a moderate sok few parceb to head coestwbe. The weather this week mum unsettled, and a considerable quantity of rain fell. the Alit NW overcast, and the prospect is not for an immediate term able change. There has been more activity In the trade me this day sennight than for some time metals; all Doyen kern operated freely at full, and In some Instances higher gem Indian corn meets a tree sale at the reduction we quotot Saturday last Foreign wheat is In large inquiry, and, Lb the late improved accounts from the leading markets, Idle, her require Is. per barrel advance for best varieties. Blat oats are nominally Ld. to 11d. dearer. Flour Inn. Imports as week :—ltaise, LAO : wheat, L5OO qrs Moor, 106 sacks b ports this week :—Oats, 1,3e0 brie.. lour, 177 sacks, stns 66 ditto. COMMENCEMENT OF THE HARVEST IN lit HOlll Corerri m.—The harvest has commenced in de home counties of Middlesex, Surrey, Berk', and Bali Notvrithstanding the somewhat showery weather which he prevailed for the last few days the farmers on the mes forward land round the metropolis have begun cuttai, and a oo.,siderable quantity of oats has already Wes beneath the sickle, more especially about Feltham, R'eit Drayton, and the vicinity. The yield of this cereal seem abundant. Wheat is ripening rapidly, and with a fee weeks' fine weather the crops in the southern counties .1.1 be safely harvested. Pour/morns, JULY 21.—The Channal squadron, consisting of the Minotaur, 26, iron 'crew fr i gate, Capuis James 0. Goodenough, bearing the Hag of Rear-Ade n' Frederick Warden, C. 8.; Achilles, 26, iron screw trip*, Captain Edward W. Vansittart ; Lord Clyde, Nona screw frigate, Captain Roderick Dew, C.B. ,• Bellerephes, 14, iron screw frigate, Captain Reginald'. G. M ; Pallas, 6, iron screw cervette,Captain Matthew , and the gunboat Pigeon, will sail to-morrow • Dover, and form an escort to the Sultan on across the ChanneL --- SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 21.—The North Lloyd's steamship Union, Captain Von Beaten, from York, has arrived with 143 passengers for this Havre, and Bremen ; 22 sacks of mails, and 121,193 for London and 1,000 dols. for Bremen. The Union New York on the 11th inst. On the 12th she s American ship Alicia, and 17th the Danubia, boo. West ; 18th, the Norwegian barque Argo, and on the the ship Novelty, both bound East. DISPATCH OF INDIA CHINA, AND A 7 Ilaita.--SournamPron, JULY 20.—The Pc Oriental Company's steamship Bangalore, Ca sailed this afternoon with mails for Gibralter, terraneen,Rgypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, Chine,. New Ze a land, lee. She took out 34 fint and class psseengers, and a general cargo on freiiht, gold and silver watches, jewellery, &a, dollars valued at 19,3501. THZ CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.—I DILA, JULY 20.—The Nyanza left here at 6 p.m. day, and the Columbian as 5 a.m. to-day. The may be expected at Marseilles on the 25t h letter at Southampton about the 2nd August. QUIZIGITOWN, JULY 21. —The Cunard errs steamship Tripoli, from New York, arrived here at 11.5 a.m., with 154 passengers. She landed the despair's , and 28 rs, and proceeded for Liverpool at 11.1 , a.m. wel DYING or Timurr.—Strange to say while wane has been so abundant all over the country, there in at little spot where people have been dying of thirst It 3 said that in the Lachlan back country bodies are' of persons who have perished from want of being continually found. It is also related that offered a pound note for half a pint of water, and h. got it and swallowed it, offered 20/. for a full pint.. great was his thirst. This may be an exaggeratue. 1 still the story passes muster end is generally believe. The tract of country alluded to in the only portion . of tt• colony where the rain has not fallen in large quantitet - Sydney Herald, May 23. A public breakfast in honour of Mr. Garrison was held in Glasgow on Friday, and an addres of congratulation was presented, to which he replied speech that touched on the history of the abolition mgt . meant, sad vindicated the doctrine of the equality of t hi human race. [Advertisement.]— Hou.omav's PILLS AND OM. Wlrrr.—Colds, Coughs, Rhortness of Itreath.—Thess rarissu'd remedies are infallible for these pectoral complaints. shah i t s lined, often end In asthma, bronchitis. or ronatuniiion Ointment, well rubbed upon the chest and back. is liettalwFtN skin, is carried directly to the lungs, when It expels al rttlat. All the blood in the body constantly passes Wag e = lueits, and there aU noxious particles wading to Po`likt can be quickly, thoroughly, and permanently nootraiire4, tiered harmless, or ejected from the s y s t e m. Holi-ollf meat and Pills perfectly accomplish this malamute - through the Mood, thus cleansed, the 166.6 Ce ..! these Sr ful medicaments reaches the remotest parts of the how' and thus cures all diseased action, whether Internal r BIRTHS, IKARILIAG/18, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BINTLET.—JuIy 17, at Northwold. Cheltenham, the Eik hodley, Esq.. of a daughter. 06.110805. -JulylB, at Loadoun-read, St. Jolus'airomi, the a of IC f °region, of a daughter. JOULDAIN. —July 18, at Crowhurstroad, Angellim 74 . 64° the wife of N. Jourdain. of a daughter. ILAN& --July 17, at Wig Litton, surrey, the wife of J. Na Iftg., of • eon. STRIXT.—JaIy 18, at Merton, Surrey, Mrs. S l• Street, of a WINCH.—JuIy 18, at Lee, K, nt, the wife of It a tarp, MAR MIAOW, COTORAVE—RMIRY.—JuIy 18. at Trinity Church, Bia. the Rev. J. M. Diem, Lteutemant.Colood 04 4 ,..e.w. late boy Horse Artillery. to Edith. widow of LI. r Emery. het The Grange, Banwell. Ammer. CRUMBLE.-CAININ.—JuIy Is. ht ht. Meryl Cher. h. dale, near Liverpool, by the Rev. J. Evans. Cherie eon of the late it, Croehie, of Liverpool, l.i Ad* . - - THOM AS—DARNELL—Joke 19 . at et J o bit's Otani). bridge-wells, by the Rev. A. A. Bl 4 dglMll2. A Thome, s of Park.rosd. Aydeskans, to Rua Elizxbah. daughter' Rev. J. Darnell, M.A., of Tunbridge-walla DEATHS. ARMSTRONG.---fuly n wto b r uo hmw. it..reake. Lydia Anne widow of the late C. Armitrooz. .nod [[[TT.—July 19, at With, the wife of n • Everett OZAZY.—JaIy 19, at Euston-road, Sarah, anion of the lan U !'"I• ed ti 09. FINN Y. uly 17, at Camp-botue. Clifton, Ilristot, C. Pier gmq., agod 74_ PHELPS Juli 17, at Canoulairy-equinv, Islington. Sar' h, of S. 811KILLV&, at Ormond Cottage, Old Kent-road. J. aged al. ——— - - MOM Ned Pabthimd b WMAIAM [MG NAM. 01 LoNobsrd-atrest, la Um My of Lamina PO"' Moo. la Lombard-amok la MN ProNADY of MONDAY, JGti 22, 1267. N 0.6,641 wheat at ore tee x.od dermal at a , NMAN Ll] • mad. Ace as t o YORE i and I ' • mall sh oe ~. . • &swtching to as numb money e , e. Of eats there r a ealinT,To il ti grata was fair ; tS. despatcher, and ,Sll trallgettd amen'amen'Cl TY OF to Sea. per 24 a m en' CITY Or a tolerable don u t,: CITY OF to CM per byt es. And et ; tire, let bln pumas*. by I 17 and 21 guinea endanee at tha n Includes a NM but wheat en„, Canada and Um the menu we nn • tertna.-Fo sales of the b e n og : 22, waters niptions rulel fry ging Milliane-st ad the small lon,. ,to Ms. beam h ue ; DI to 11 a Ms. peered / . NAIL LI NZ.- dr supply of el eyt. I :T euPPallaine ' flatie Steam SS peasengerp an: In the m d, lAC then . are unmaa noellance oft s was no riterre in th e nose befog dont - pal the wh.y to h of It M ellarctal esy. L I • f tli lif n t ar Ert l 7 demand fw " e:r er q r. NWT MCII(1 &ea ce.. raise 0 wahlYing their M. lots of luente t e m I OYAL see. toot ; III swaging DI est red wheat:Et t, • ce" , inetnin *Mr, sea to at. per Latest ?deg e doing, al with a Wag-rooms, Ed eel as being Aa per 4 r, Open at Hal wl kw best turned,. and Cd. Essen tithed. Best rent of -.dice open from confined ehiely secondtre, xi, t o HER TRAD prices are unaltered, of Customs are mey fur best arm, cation the Cur 3W. per yr. &tat granted and bow ected te enceut kinds of gels MU please WW her during th e we re CUT. every day. The ale, r dry weather it is out HARMING any sale, at m. per DENtE *Rust r 11011,,ung, rest there was imia a drawinc,room te at on advance of It. .I t ea, f to in. per qr. Meer • Mettll p roem, er=nut LLI A ILi, have undergone ma- paide. E.C . recent rants hark bet to-day Mere no ' IN A H a better inquiry, set r quarter. Priers for' DIII d, mat to tee K adebrated ol nifty, and maintained e. MEDAL-It se 36 diem. Thee • • • fluty to be supply led snail, . 7 tike.„.__ aies red-new, ine to na dually malt *try -Dew. 445. to re per er quarter. Miller!' I . ig CHIA: la ltd. per pont minas we now report as iftlethsi ti a moderate sae, good sad ter this week was m rain fell the sty is tfalted ca =lon tr an Immediate famar. • Obestve.--1 lln the trade tic. estgatted at-mark' oos; all Doyen ban aac armes higher gem . " ETS.—/ w• gorged es Brussels, at loquiry, and. stir at Ter ding markets, sties • • grIVIS Owo nest varieties. Net wee d ) imai n , r firm. Imports tic ted Flom, Ma /mkt E' - low prteea u bout the binge r, 177 mks; Watt nifiteeee std gene MEYER!' IN Tat I ' :"t ICER commeneed M tit Only asteldishr Jerks, and hart llaund.. N.B. y weather which he ore armllcatior •mers on the an ives alr begun eady f aire tag. EE T' H.- has out Feltham, Wen NEW PA3IFRI3 of this cereal sear g the Paint r . aw l w ith at ee Artificial Teeth wii Ahern counties al 60, lierleym . Flannel squadron, 134, ew fr i g ate , Captain I URISTS ant ag of lissr-Admiral Bseslde, and oth , Iron screw frigate, sad brae pea ,of Cl de 21, izac VDOR • most re: fling the aloud of C.B. ; lederepha- - betiabillty and I dJ. O. Maccionsld ; attending ;adore, Matthew Connolly ; lles, tan spots, narrow moming for ted by its anal: titan on hi s mg, delicacy of comp!. by chemists and North German atydor°."Puri°° t Staten, from Net era for this port, AITUE.—Tht I, and 121,193 dole. principle ths L I. The Union let arta@ of opium ell 12th she spoke the 'nisi, 49, linable, both bean! le uw , v). lY re • , asthma, and 00 lea 19 t h Is. ltd. sod re. IND AUSTRAILLAI scums ne Peninsula tai • never failing re, Captain Home • MU be lota plaints, I ;theater, the Med- nth , China, Australia . eat t a oom di e c a a a" . . Ik aa find and 20 weed Sent; mild In the n freiikt, inatedij • mate appetite. • 5,0J6f. 19.., ' I . nervous an -street. Char* and three the GILL — ALUtt• 4 1. r Dr. Scott's auk we at 6 p.m. yew- • Peon pocky" o-day. The fond 25th last., *ad Us ,ugust. ILWAY AND cy e Cunard elm t er d., in the Ho rived here at 11.3 Mess was. transo led the deePattha • wing bills were Liverpool at ILh it this day (Tu es b and Spablin , 1 say While water way , and th e 1 ‘. 4 nuntry, there it all • fillips further pre ring of third. It a Railway, and t otlie• and skeletal tions) Bins, en L want of wawa ITuadayL ID t elated that use ad • hips declared i ! water, and halt them, and Dove r M. for a fu ll putt • s ordera we a eraggerattos. 6 e committee tape generally behest Railway Compeer only portion of at deliberation s Large quantilit" v this day (Thad se of Comma rof Mr. 'kJ RAYY DAMAGE ay, and an Mho , t the Newcsurtle hick he replird ¢i time Boyill. Mr . the abolitioa so * • of the nach w , she equality a ht an action a esoy, tri recover PILLS AND OINI* staplliaa ill.-11neee memo's railwarstati, miplatots. verb Tynetnonth firm ✓ ettnattuti.' Th° cattle f e ly ll:l:7lk n '. l e i :l P: tra :lik"4tH ti;t alit". 7:1 had of i g n o ttO "onge* n iii i t:ll4 : t ue tti l ill et. Hottoway. L I % . luippened to bi his pomade s with the pa ence of there e.t.a' h l tern the a l i tt o i r mi: teu i L l itcl ' . r oabeef vi dt t e l nee e p a cu y hag.fe ln inyw : D DEATHS. left eye, the lid kb eal wee disloc ' incipi e nt pat /k a b al a, the I . ll ' t 0. the whole of Joheawood, the RRe dam haul b and was Aneell.Park- Btu" Yea " o f all; e allinewright he r the wife of J. Ear hon he got as s S Street, of are . irs tlf!on mining gg, we e, uf a sei , t about 3001. . y the company w ouldever l an et; ty floret. Battcod a - late Ire nts denied the IL r Eway, Lei Pam of the tai vi riot take effect r I Cher h. Crest t he driver of the an`' Cleartes,„ . .t: 4 l 'at the rate of At IS . POY ' ll engineer d JAWS rhumb. Tn. Perfectly oo yo an , A Theresa .4ell at 2,900 g. lath. daaahtat o f mg . out of the Grin "lot'AL yawe d e r ,„ l 24 ,7"The steant 01..ritase. 4 a . • - seer. to_da 1 :11:. „, ts t':d l. t th e tt e o s t4Mr2l4 .47. _..l .4 e a th. t g Ptti any Bma i r o d wa tt b: rea c h s were re dington. Sardi, to For lient.ronde J. Sw` e ' lf,,glgar N , Week e n .at-_ Jul Thnes.t. l i :ws . 1-"4 y. fr sn i F l i ne., d Print& , 1 , 877 m i tt a toted, 12 ,037. FeMts, 6,1347,429. l 3 -' IS 10 ] los 2i .... 141 SO i sd at ... 411 .... 38 1 la