The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-18 00:00:00

SURREY SESSIONS, (THIS DAY.) TM help adjourned Maki= for the waft of Surrey cow awed Ws sondem of the Pivelow-Istmes. Newiestas cams-way, Shoe J. IL Jahns,, lisq., choirs+ T, • depetrehaimme; sed • basis • seagististes. The calendar *retained the asses et tioestrida prineers ba trial ; tersetritiew Is Weep, and MI fer Wol•••••■••It. The ..bedresas he Ida Sews to the reed Jeep mid that the calendar was stramely light. Time wan two elm • erutez..:::surat servAat,, and be WM DIM So eam lately they bad We very nisch on the Wefts to Ude the ws, The other assume ems for dress waft bled these stains. Freese olgrandjoriss bed ender • recent est of pa:haws. poser to *wear is all witnesses snag beim them ; therefore the oath srunkl be adluitilwered is the rod jury roots lamest' of is the court aa heretofore. He cesta. Weed tle art to br careful Is summons the slaloms, Mil It t h ey in Frevaricato in their I die formes coal , ' send tutu ••••tirt for the urigusal tea a before the roossittiug =mistress, when Mel w.M detect any attempted imp.ation with ;Trent to Whet the ends of Justice. They sec not b o,st to examine all the witness if they were satisfied with one, bat be impeurd titan Ilona the messily at exarsiolsig them sil barn May 11111011•1 • bill. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-eraser. WHO •I.'LI IHII OW0:1117 ? Folic blYs steSii ii;hey,7l;log. wed Afihrosit, vets troveht Wu* Me. Henry is a chop a Saba( • ,i,aley sad cart lona Comb garden market. It appeared that a few days ago • oesersiegur usemsd Brooke attaislat Cosset-pedea market kr the perigee of kyles is a stock a vegetables, kr. kw wile disks As day. According le • pnedv SOIDII.b;S petwaket surges as. at lie claw, he left hls ear: unareeded while he OW MO the mato. Ater buying • kw lege it seek sled placing then he the ewe, he retuned to the maim kr further paroba es. sae during his Ames as donkey and vet on, esswesit. He swat the while of thee &Os stelmig isplinee and eyes to trees hie wpm% bu Y ail& Os the follow* day, he received leknestke that • zombis el t'. y., Molloy a draw bust, led hers slagged at If repaid. sad that these el on were Is cedar - Oa mein the der key wad cart he st aesMontltN tbea. They were weft about 71. Ths Wee Gni pi.osse woe the is malady, M blibewed we Sire messes/4g. Wass Tags • eistl•eialter at Ilamplead, depend—Oa Itlanwhay sends I saw she feer prissers web • donkey cart, jet be sail dr heath, end abset a Wised a throw haw the perish .1 Modes Having ease elepleies that Say had ase eves by to basally, I read wham thew want Mealy said they ad eV des, edam, " will vie bey - a ask* sea est fie If. t" Thee I Irk quite ware it MO asks, fir I .al me It wee well seta 61. or 71. eye I sad atm to Wog It busk seed I weal eve at it, mad the I odd. " Tee have webs k:* Haley said tha ease it hs kepi le had sot thole ill with it ; is/ them be could est tell se lik was, Aimee li wee wines is the Md. de I took era er thesiseseasees, awl pee Yes is deep. Adam, wan lesehet heeelle, geld tho clever. IMPS u tern Is the mask ekes dry IMO swelkiamlly lambi sheet, ‘llll as enema *set. sows so 1 pillistig. Reeky hid hes "he treabla " beim. The pekoes Wiled • nuarbable verelmay le awes ieg the lime ea seek raw. each reyressileg Rosa es lava, hoes lasarady led away by the elms Deere trehiesks Ilikesed. the Wiley tombs ender is Nebo est that he bed seeks iite imam. Wen theyete=t i et id= he vas pined le the seeks el wee egg weak agile Ma Mehl Oise* weds set I Yaw oboe dap la "Canova" gradarrosstra, ma Bla wed raya ar ink " Mod doll ow aim troaqr 1 soya .1 duet doe." Ms OW.. WWII de pea ray au kaki, awl I oar . Very :" so, Yee we lid thedeakey rased isle les‘weeiestoed ve all est is We *la up • little girl es as Ned. Re vise t, estaises the drat day M bop Adis alma all day rad an fight The, est meal= es Hvapeuest. sea not pay as pee at AIL a we tredsit dews • bag of armada; la those. 11•111111•11 seat as seweley. Tim we sells is Meeee Had, ma eased It to the use it 21.—leaer, wagerwas the vase bay (adweed). set as. ewes the k we Reeky eared r ea the ashy. Mr. gamy rid lig as rbaJary_ wall oar Law la abb. maw el the arrariara. they USW pada* balm Jar in bays ad all Wand ra owl dr inky dad art,_llo oily task Vasa as a sot at Malt Odra ar bars a Ma Par baps tar implusamorat they bad uadergrapaa ramadulabt ban arra Asa aa Ara Thy waril• dbabagiad. WISTMINSTIL. DISORACNTTL CONDUCT OT ♦ TIN• 11 SINSTANT, A iiii;;;a L ' dy, ecoreauded b her alder, ealraeled the rogistratie reirease sager the Mewing elrearstrase: The key sired that tr a monda .ap y w r i ve by senor pr airies as wed ix • that she emuld ea ten at 9 or 10 o'clock at alga, bared @Serbia dr did sat 01111•1 back eatll needy 12. ad yr the appersady • rate d latonloitiou. Applaud Odd he to p m lad, bat she refold sad Wooers' very shasive and holder, mede • greet seise in the hoer. She them wag tato wawa. Wean sod said she world muds them. Applicant seals mad meth ordered her to leave, whoa the serves= and takiag • pea-halls her her paid is stab her if she approached he rearm he. Age cr- into great fesr that she remold wry threat as seat Imo ereeatioo, and was kept op MS/desk, whith the *resat .as Oared to leave her bedroom This nursisi she cared the serveat her wages sod &laird her le IMO the berme, bat the ranted end set her et thilithae. Hadar these dresoodeaose applicant thought it beet, as ea owe treed se come so • magistrate. Mr. rid that he hail se power to oohs the amid leave the boar. Applissat sad she bed thought the regfairate mead .rd a policessa to pat her oat. Amara/ tread pay soy mamas el mosey to fit red of be.. Her radar wee so violent as to credo great tenor is her cord. Mr. Arnold of applicant that the wee mistake@ in eappenag that he could send a reliterosn to turn the servant tot The rely mode is which he could assist the applicant wee by greeting a wiwissoris ward the stemma for taking oat the knife and threatening applicant. Applicant right take • nth minis if the phiamed. Applicant, deter enquired whether they eight tabs goal themselves to tnr• the au eat out by force sad se es 1M of the saaoyeates. Mr. Arnold thought tea, weal* be jsetliei r deb. so. Applicant sad her •i IMR Slid Off WOW ohs des 000115 Instead of mks( out • gammas whist die wryest. ATTEMOTLI) MriDER AND BCP.GLAZT.—An at tempt at minter sad borgleft woe mode as Saturday me in shout 9 o'slask, Y Show leme, Tlest-stresk It that Mann. Dees] sod Dale,hoodssad lead No. 9, Ilbeulane, his takes ednetage of the early clewing menewira o ffsmeday, and left town early, Weals' a na ves; lierrist Iffwerdan to charge of the prate. About 9 eldest three well-drama ins west to tl,e private dew, nag is tits beD, sad lequited .1 the aervent If • Yr. Teyter was oblate. Delft keid Met so such pence relied there, the wee abuse is she. the hem, when the sea tithed in sod niaad the eakeousate woman by the throat, nearly gnarled her, sod them prone-ded to ate her to the heck of the premien. Fortunately, two of the workmen ft mated babied wino the others left, to Ankh tome work. and heatthe unfil - og and soteam* to the Fuser, son from the workettop. The ears kucted the Inman d run, sad yen tote rest. • psr.unl by the unmet, one regetng through b. Brides-parage, who threw away in St. Bede's tilimegifteed a sew Itie penmen of a most formidable deeeelpikm, being made with steel wire sad loafed with Med. Poneetoometoble Soudan', 423, passing in private clothe., nettled this hoftler, who wee the one who saizad Harriet liiiirefde, sad ennered him to the stetson. hose., Fiestntrast. estmesd rated that toit same was Micheal Hurler, eited 26 sad that hr is • tailor, who 'neatly atm. from to look far work. He way most teepeetably dressed, and bee • large mu on hie left dwelt, hot mewed to glee his either la town or annoy. The mimed Weiler ran down &rewrite otter. Whoa terefeg the revue hI. lot blew off, sod will be the means of leading to hi. sppreheneim. The petsoon made moat imoanot ihreloseres rememmg his other two rompashes, wet h, If emblished, woul 1 read to frassrete the 'Weld judge. Mr. loapeeree 'Leff ed and the deteativre ue using their utmost emulates to capture the other two burg'are, bet at poorest they have eleded the vigilante of the alum This ingrain Hama., wee pleud at the her of the Guildhall poltorcourt, end, wider* laving Moe tarot be we. ri mewled foe • wee!. ACtiGeST AT A Snlr Sastuday efte.nons sa amidost of a wry pasha elmeener bosomed toe moo marling at linen Meese. AM beMeng yard, is tsos Vicuna. root. A 'mot alms. wrieblor a toe., fall woe the 'award mos. sod oespiee4s •••81101 .4.1 1 lege from his le'dy midway at tee thigha. He yes at soils taken to the hoepital at Poplar, when be sew Iles is • met eari,,e. it•afe. I)I , TRits.IN6 SClulDE.—Last week, Mr. Joseph Rand, a you, mu, earl 2.5. who Ind put refereed borne t s be etishier, et Seethes Farm. near Chat entrant, trom Wool etch 11010113•1, shot himself thaouith the ninth with • doe! In bearelied so. The set, If need it le • ewe of somidr, would ices tat hese beau of a rather &liberate cha ncre, Messed bravfog placed the metals el the gun to his' mouth, sad polled dr Wray by onus of • Mkt Datomosi velutteseed he reeks is the Crimea, sad vise mem is As si lee of Peissispel He hod elan •zynnoid • 114•1118 as is ladle. Lettsely he had balm webs es the .tag is I Mom- Asa- His Janney homy howene, were to bees Ws far the ef Weis* his Mesa Issiteiell previous to We speareddepeehese he the Befseasa. Shortly att..r the eenemeore • ISM, whet by pre sairssowl s the &mass& frees Coked J. N. 0. Dais. fOled AirlasM. Wssi sick tehtth dessowsl wee bowsaw. Ibis be swell levee to seal stem Limped he Ilmmelle SS the 1641 t issossr.—eborsosw IsereeL A /duels stsboehsommer, colohisisrt varies' bspresmesis se thew whisk have h.therto bra is um bus r we b;: L ampissoll se ohs Mersey Steel seid lesseeshe. It weighs 32 ire 16 eget., its noel height is Ant 23 Mt, sad the eheelete wiles of the Neal be the esseselies is lelbeatiefes tom THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1859. L 5771,2 .11011 M. 1018UTH. The subjoined letter km been forwarded to the Led. Mercury by Mr. Alders= Ill4sloll. of Bradford, • fruntleason os istlosto forms of trlos4Bl4 with )4. Kasai/h. II was writers wbas is Pori., before the diabigaisbed miles arportsre for holy 4 ' Park, haw 17. "My dear frised,—The generous country when I reared my tempest tossed brad for many long years UM behind sae, and outward bownd is my mall craft on the stormy see, with nothing safe but my determination, which nothing can bhtske,—tha , lisppcn what may to me personally, either my country will be bee, or else I shall know to prawn her from iistuoliving itself in vain. I may become a victim, my nation will not li.vomc one. I may be instrumentel in calling her forth to re•amikening life. Can I not do this oddly, I shall take care to preserve her future ancompromised. s. Revolving in my mind all the noble delicate friendship, all the consolations of sympathy, which I wee allowed ba enjoy in your country from many, many friende—from aces more than from yon motions throng noon me too strong M Mew of words. By the &renal, I feel myself es mach a sea se say mortal on earth; yet, while I write, a tear tremble. ea my whimpers, and I feel not &ammo of it. It le a UMW* ef a grateful heart for benefits received. It is ea earls( that accompanies my client but fervent in tentioned the choicest blessings of Ood upon year country, per hems, yourself, and upon all those of your people, whom kindness and sympathy poured the smallest drop of maselatlea MN the woods of my adversity. " If 1 sweesed, I hop to les you. mid malty of you, in toy ewe home; sad ao bre*er ever ht. greeted a brother with •beartite velem* thee I mid my people will greet you, or my of yea. “ 111 fall, yea will my that I have fallen on duty's path. " If I am spared. but fail. 1 may see Basked again. Then, however, it will be a broken, smokes reed, that Is cam ea your shores, aad few will be the days which it will be able to hew Wore it rete. ...Come week mate woe; the will of Him above be done. ; "Farewell! farewell! mew yoars truly, KOSSUTH." Count Nugent, the last =relying officer of the old Irish Brigade, has Piet died at his country Net in the De partment of the Seine et Oise, Is the BGtki year of his age. `, He woe a prefect duriag the reign of Charles X., sod refused 4. to take the oath of alitgleace at the ttheolo/1 of Louis es, Ws air-sawn or KOSSCTB.—What will Geri- A. heidi snd Kenna say to this peace ?I. the quseilea that • mono re memo in coneidarieg the Mr= end the meson , a. of the illsomegail treaty. Of the former we shall setagbi bear by some met ve of his ontiments ; of we have primes wlikh, se it is, we give to our teas= ?dm& Ressath's family Wm preperieg le =steed le Italy, sad were to have dewed to-day, bat the News el the peace treaty armated Goer pe eperatisaa Oa ?Wedgy evening they received • A . =epees hem M. Kens* aswaselag his safe arrival ia Wesensese. thee wets to bare loot no time in having Daly Memillatide en dm news of the poke treaty, and so cempol a asehomes with Emperor or Kaiser. What bee bereens ed the Husearian committee aaaerobled at Genoa ot o t . Mee M apper, end the aleborate ocheme I revolutionising Row= hie ed course disappeared • ;th the emotion of wer.lionembenJoierreel. s• NO WlNtlia Bassime.—The antetutt of badman :•1 MI baba, pests Beet readers it so certain that the session ig win be emiewled se en aaesaally bee purled that the =t r y st. eilmitle beam ell paha* see be ray that lAA _ seas bee deektellthes perflaserat sisal ass M tworambied la November, sie Whirled lately by Lord J. Rosa sad that 0 it le doubtful whether lire will be say winter see sloe et ail. There see some thirty or forty bills in various stages of end nearly as army cestrw voted Mellow to sled into sad decided ups.. TM I withdrawal of mew ef the =mice petitime, while It ' lighter the am en& el hirer to ha perforated, teems to in dicate • its he the duration of the present pm liens= will net be hag However this soy be, perils memory reform, without the winter =sits which Lord J. Howll led the asearry le expect, may be regarded as lade damsly shelved ; fer lased Pehmenton is well Meows to have no Maim to death tainting strangeness, Ni the pollute] \orisn le doh smarm to allow excess& ad libitum, for the renewal of the tactics which the promise adopted I. reference to this gentian during his former hoes of power.— Liverpool WHICHZEITS COLLEGE HL=TIGN.—The election ad boys took plan on Thursday. The number of candidates a was very large, conaidering there sore at wont nine positive 1, hoecies oily. It is =messed, however, that there will be is sereaterti haft the year. We Iliampehire Telegraph) A. &Urea= this very large number of math- 3 Aliese to the het that an impression was abroad et. OM them ONO be twenty-seven vacancies at this IL gyms ft he Ohl cep hansediately ; but It seems E hat the lea addtlowl 'cholera wbich it is proposed to admit haerither MB not be admitted till the death of some one of the Fellows, end his income will then be devoted to the is mer= ef gaolers The eserralastica commenced on Tuesday, sad wen Lade and Greek grammar, arithmetic, and the haelneallea of Lois hezaroetere, sod the boys who failed to lo entlify lbe =miser. is this subject were not detained for p the semi dep . . examination ,• and in this way no We thee hatplee were dismissal. 'There was alto Wee young k" inelleatea sold to have, either for spying themselves or I 111=t i b r en to saga. AT THE CURRAGII.—The third grand =dew he the preset seams of the troops encamped at the Ommo (miasmal by the Soots Greys and the 6th Royal plat Lose= from by. Midge) took place on Friday, in =Ni seder the immediate command of General _ Wee, commander of the foescs. The troops p.. g mat were the ht Royal Dregoon., the 2nd Drape= (or ft Sole Greys), the 6 th Royal Irish Lancers, two troops of ne the Royal Home Artillery, two field batteries of the Royal Artillery, the 10th Regiment CZ= battalion). the 11thI Regime= Clad !rattail*, the 16th Regiment (2nd battalion), the UM Royal Irish (lad battalion), the 6th Keene:et, the ,„! 76th Regent, the 2nd Staffordshire Militia, and the 2nd R . Dominate= Militia. Nom of the regimens st the sinclu pt - oion of the tem warm prevented the loot appearame of fatigue or Meader, notwithotandiag their three hours' grolutiona under • hot sue, and it was gratifying to notice that the militia corm, both is bearing and discipline, seemed 114.10 quire on a par with their brethren of the line. gt DOINGS AT OterAires.—A private letter says : —" We are as busy here as possible in all branches of the =vim; the coeindasarlat are also iscreasiog their storage 16 ream for provision. The Spanish papers are throwing out 111 maim. options ea to the activity of the Ileethat st Gibraltar. and with& the pot few days some w Spanish 'oilmen have bops °Moved trade, out ,' lines in the rkinity of the village of Camps Monte, near the site of the camp cocupied by the Seen toli army during the last siege of Gibraltar. What these movelonts ate for will doubtless be the cause of a guestiou from the British to the Spanish government. Some of the Spanish workmen here, but recently from the Interior of Spain, state that the current report then la that Frame has been making overtures to the foss, power relative to the reectratioe of Gibraltar to Spanish rale ; this may be only roomer, bet the preperstions foe dehisce here see severtheless, gong co." GALLANT CONDUCT.—We have mach pleasure, papa the Seater Oserits, & movie( en instance of genuine bravery. On Saturday Meow George Colson, • lad only _— 12 years of we, son of Mr. Colson. of the firm of Colson sod M.% Spot. wes standing ender Langston Cliff, when he had 1, 0 , ones for oesiereoce from another youth, thee strurgliog In the water. Without a moment's delay he took off some 6 of his clothe& pineal into the he, mad rescued the boy fs from brewateat. TLe led, whoa life was thus ioved, Is the a. gm of Cannel Crompton, el the Warms, near Dawlialt. It SINGULAR SHOT.—A law days ago, Mr. 13oworby, li s agent for H. B. flutothad, at Amer), Court, we 6 me whim be mode= emend Ale= which, at a madder- g able distance, M these& were pertridgea. A. they aloe moor he saw that they lead white breasts and were sot bale st all. Rappels* to have hie gun with him, he iced, and on got= up to his gems he tend that he hot killed net lee. than six weasels at • shot. The animal', which tell running in a row, had dentitiso got upon the track of a • hare or rabbit, and were bootleg it down.—Glorester downed, Tam KNIFE lir Lirearoot..—The following per- Is was went breeibt Mire Mr. Hamilleid, on Saturday, charged with webbing Gros, • sailor, charged with otalibleg Mary Haremend. Harlsy-street. The private had been grorreling with some Isesele in a dancing room, rod meeting the complement s ion afterward., be roebed arm her wits a peekeds, sad stabbed her in the head. After the deed was done, he held the knife up la her taro. and Wel he would mho her taste bar blood. Coo- • slued for trial at the salons, —Mary Wilem was rhsrgad wick sesietehg Erb... Joining, in Bock Portised-siren. The knobs bed been onermang. la Mae coarse of which the priosse =hind the other is the forehead. Committed fee aril.—While. Tics HOC RC I Or THE NI L E.—The friends of Mews. Frisk end Weslaco, who west out In the Pres steamer. with • their amen mew summa oil the apper deck, will be *wet to Mee Mot three setermising ggevnotlemen safely laearbiell their Bale ea*, he Wei., Is Aisasdria harbour, 'stdde ported hello river is their pry eIpMMON le X endeavour in dissever lie soars,, on the 21nd of hum Ir bear with lbw taw bebestwhew of all who know theM,t of the soismifis melt emeralle, that they may be able is solve the mlighly problem. end esteem is safety to receive the crogratuladem el thole ceentryinot on the moms of their 11 maim. CAUTION TO SMOKERS. —A fire took place et the midi nos of Minkel L lopes re. of Pelham Lodge, Altos, a short time stem witch destroyed • been. out. bee" valued at 1,6001., and which originated with sone careless men, who bad bees semekieg slier Mast, .04 placed their pipe. in the roast of their *kw., 'ditch they herbed he the boa as resuming work. Foetusatesie the Ike was ma- f Seed to the out-Laddiege, or the beautiful residence might have Moe destroyed, at three Ie very little water is the NATIONAL DISCOOPIT COMPAIIT.—The report of the Nairsol Diroottut Cooper, proprietary to their ball. porly maim on Touroday, rates the gralak Weser to he 11,0674 am *rigor ar 1,3501. fa two kraal ails Ah aggar! he Joao I.,ekharg Ilona sad the umel proportion of protheisery expinose, • dividesd at the rote of 5 per oat pre area®w roarnarodal, Imam 1,454/. a to eli ded la the Morse, whit& wlll *ea be robed to 20,1941. W 1 W IM ai a A SHARE L132&-11118 DA). TWO O'CLOOIL The railway share market to-day b again heavy in character, being very deficient in business. Nearly a, all the leading stocks have sustained a reduction, Si varying from Ito 4 per amt. London and North 1 11 Western stock is now quoted 961 to 4; Midland, 1031 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 4; ra Great Western, 691 to 60 ; South Eastern, 211 to 0 48 per share; Caledonian, 411 to f per share; and North British, 57 to 4. 20 Lombardo-Venetian Railwsy shares are firm, a) the new issue at 2 6-18 to 2 7-18 prem., and the old el at 11-18 to 18-18 prem. Other foreign lines are steady. 01011111,11 r MALIN AND 91'047111. a.ire.l BrAW•la I ‘ VlZ ' t = . I a " ", • I 6" 121=C45e.4: iiilim.liitateemid -. 2 -- 71 71 Si 72 14 is IR JO ki 1 teraw--- -- w , mu-air -- 1 ...ttipno k at a i• IN A1k 31.4" ; I* mom Nabs. =I : SSI IN. N o Ctr i l:=-, 1 G. . 1 di. S .a ramt. 1 sow mrsima ri. ... it ot sma....d Ara, IS *me limar la ..,...... .... /ft Dalglar an Laaartar and tallig••• Orals ..... OIL , 1 3 gt ...,. iszitz :: = u.i. - .1 Ws Lair MN - N NO I•alsa ir =laiiaa . • NI W.A. Obst..4 Laselaa. 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C ompaq. ll b nl i . Li br il-aradadawa i r . d &ra ltal 1.01 ID Men law Luta. Jo:A 16.-11w10 liadwi, Zaada, 40-Louden. 031 - Mid• bad. lot. A number of gentlemen, including the Mayor (lir. Preston), Mr. Robertson Gladatone, Mr. George Melly, ant others, have formed themselves into • committee and arranged to provide fiat-classlectures for the inhabitants of Liverpool; and at a Emoting held in the town-hall, on W y, It was resolved that Dr. Edwin Lasater, F.R.8., F. 8.8., oupaintendent d the annual prodent and food department, Kennington Museum, should be engaged to deliver hie mums of ketone an food, during the approaching &Main. A MUNIFICENT BENEFACTOR OF HIS NATIVE TOWN.—On tiaturday, though it wee market day, the whole of the shops other places of busicese were closed in South Shields, between 1 and 3 o'clock in the afternoon, during the funeral of the late Dr. Winterbottom. The whole of the veal* In the lower remakes of the Tyne had their flap half-nut high also. The funeral took place in the New Cemetery, and alma 10,000 persons were pre sent. The remain of the venerable old man were followed to the pave by the wryer sad corporation, the members of the Mechanics' Institute, the mama and shipwlights of the port, Oldiellows, AftatltTl, km We (Newcastle Chroniel) have afore stated that Dr. Winterbottom was the oldest member of the medical grahams, and was well known for his philanthropy. After the payment of • few 'erodes, the remainder of hie franne, amounting to about 22.0001., he. be left m trustees, to establish a marine school or col lege in South Shisids, for the education of seaming men, fres of cost, In natant astronomy and the higher branches of anageolon. RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN BCO/I.AND.—The Glas gow Mersin, Jowswal, in its country edition, says On Saturday evening, about 8 o'clock, • leases train over took an d ran with great fees. into a wry heavy passenger train in the centre of the heavy simnel near Port Glasgow. Though the shook was severe no lives were lost, but tone persons were Injured, It IS feared, =mad MOTET). About 190 paseogers out of upwards of were slightly injured about the bead and limbo The train wes unusually crowded on imoount of the fa holidays. The traffic wee re sumed within two hours after the accident, which was ceu.ed by the Mimed wooed of the passenger wide from lie weighted damp rails," NUMEROUS FIRES Alen Lost or LIFE.—On Saturday morning, • Are, attended with fatal cwssgedacer, broke out on the premiers of Mr. Frederick Cassell, Wow walk, Dennondsvy. The discovery was made Lye osighbour, who saw smoke issuing from the window. An slam was 'Wood, end the engines promptly arrived, but although there was a very good supply of water, the Gre was not subdued , until Frederick Cumell, sped tont years, was so revere, burnt that be died on his miiiltloll to Ony'e Hospital. Aso tar Ace broke out in the Arm-yard of Mr, W. J. Sueoptoe, Mews as the Spaniards Tavern, Fiachigy, which was not Imangasked until 100 load' of hay wave destroyed. The enterer is not injured. The Are is supposed to be the work at ea incendiary. A Are slag broke out en the premises of Mr. R. Brake, linendraper, Belgian-place, Hackney-road. The flame were discovered in t h e shop. The powerful pa- rie-essitnes boa Obadiah were shortly on the spot, end get M west, bat it was not 'abased until the stock in the rap, eardating of silks and lace, wee destroyed. Insured In doe We Itrie-allott Four other Ares 'deo occurred. but the damage was not of nay considerable anionnt. The lee will ill a the Pbcenis, Royal San, and ether insurance °Sess. DISTURBANCE IN K ETH AY DOCITARD.-011 Thursday morning • singular disturbutes tea place in Rey bam Dockyard, which at one time appeared likely. to be attended with serious oonregarnoes. On the preceding day Wm. Stephenson, as able swain belonging to her Majesty's skip Rogue, bat doing duty on board the Snap, gunboat, wee tad by cocci-martial on a charge of mutinous conduct, and was sentenced (..mong other things) to receive 30 lash*. en bard the Crow. Tat as carried out on Thursday morning at seven o'clock in the presence of about 200 ship wrights who were reptlrlog the vessel. These men—unused be such somas, as the ma, shrank from the lash, and Wteted Mies ea the falling of the oat—groaned sad hired sad yelled. The renonnetramee et the captain were of no effect, end the disturbance was kept up during the whole time the punish ment was being athalaissered, end did not even then mass Ale of merinos were called, but this rather increased than di. minisked the excitement. The liewenant in charge of them wee roughly handled, and some hinted at throwing hen into the dock. tie received several heavy blow, and each was the assperaticia of the men, that some, more and then the rest, threatened to knock away the shores by which the ship was appeal. This most fortunately wee not attempted, but many of As al threatened to cut down the SWlMS**the*foamldable te edam it they attempted to in takes With them. At length three seta were seated and that lams Avowed. Two of these men ere still min cortedr, sawising the return of the Adinal Sagerintmdent, Sir Themes resikiry, lima, who , M abuse as leas. MONEY MARKET -2SM DAY, Two O'CLCCZ. The funds to-day are flat, and a reduction of per cent. has taken place. Very little business has been done, a general disposition being shown to await the announcement of the Budget, fixed for this evening. Equal stagnation prevails in the other depart menu of the Stock Exchange. British railway stocks have experienced an almost general decline of Ito per cent., bat most other securities are fairly supported. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet retched us. Consols are officially marked 951 to 951 for money ; and 951 to 951 for the 9th of August. The present quotations are 951 to for money and 951, "buyers," for the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95/ to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 791; India Stack, at 220 to 2211 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 951 ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 95 / to 1 ; India Bonds, at 1 dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. In the foreign stook market the principal feature is a fall of 11 to 2 per cent. in Tartish bonds. The New Loan is now quoted 691 to 701, and the Old, 81 to 82. Al regards • few other descriptions, offers predominate, but the alteration in prices is unimportant. Sales are recorded as follows Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1858, 941 ; Belgian Four-and•a- Half per Cents., 971 (exchange, 25f.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 191 ; ditto for account 19/, 191; Peruvian Three per Cents. for account, 701 Russian Five per Cents., 112; Sardinian Five per Cents., 86 ; ditto for account, 87, 86 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 44; ditto for account, 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 34, 321 ; ditto Passive Bonds, 101; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 83, 81, 82 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for ac count, 71, 691, 701, 70 ; Venezuela New Two-and a-Half per Cents., 291; ditto New One par Cents., 15/. News of the long overdue Australian mail has at length come to hand. The Columbian arrived at Aden on the 11th inst., with dates from Melbourne to the 17th of May. It appears that her pro longed passage has been caused by a derangement of machinery. The letters via Marseilles are not' expected to be delivered in London until the 28th inst. Owing to the very active demand for silver for Chins, it is anticipated that the steamer Pen will take out on the 20th inst. folly 500,0001. in specie, of which the remittances for Calcutta will be very limited. Mexican dollars are now quoted 611 d. per ounce, showing a rise of ad. during the last seven or eight days. A sum of 10,0001. in bar told was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The 152,0001., by the Kangaroo, was purchased for the Continent. The 20,00 W. ;1 Saxon* consisted of Mexican dollars. The Persia has arrived from New York with 151,0001.; and the Wesley, from St. Petersburg, with 80,0001. These amounts will likewise be despatched abroad. The other imports of the precious metals pre viously announced last week were unusually large. Our list includes :-132,0001. by the Monica, from Melbourne ; 85,0001. by the Europe, from Boston ; 20,0001. by the Sexonia, 162,0001. by the Kangaroo, and 60,0001. by tba Ocean Queen,all three fr om New York ; 92,000 1 . by the Edward Hawkins, 40,0001. by the Yarborough, 40,0001. by the Lucien, and 80,0001. by the Russian, all four from St. Peters burg; 10,0001. by the Athenian, from Africa; 14,0001. by the Adonis, from Oporto ; 6,6341. by the Sultan, from Lisbon ; 10,0001. by the Pens, from Alexandria; and 77,0001. in silver by the W. E. Farley, from New Orleans. The total value of the week's imports (inclusive of those announced on Saturday) is not less than 1,050,0001. The extraordinary activity of the con tinental demand for gold is indicated by the fact that the Bank of England get scarcely any portion of these enormous supplies. A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China by the 15th August. The third ordinary meeting of the London Dis count Company is called for the 2nd August, when a dividend is to be declared. Toe half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the London and County Bank is called for the 4th Au gust, and will be made special, to confirm the resolu tions pawed on the 23rd ult. The weekly tra ffi c return of the Great Western Railway of Canada shows a decrease of 4101. The following vessels are to sarry Admiralty stores, viz. :—Tne Llewellyn, for Gibraltar; Lotus, for Ascension; Prospero, for Corfu; and the Anna Maria, Adelaide, and Royalist, for Malta. SATVILDAY EvENINO. The tendency of the Vienna Bourse is still strongly upwards. Yesterday the Austrian Metallic at tained a fresh rise of 21 per cent., and the exchange fell from 119 to 117. Gambols, which closed yesterday at 953 to 3, for money and the 9th August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and had receded at the close of the Stock Exchange to 953 to I. There was subse quently a decline to 953 to 3, but at a still later hoar a recovery took place to 95! to 3. The official Weiner report is as follows :—Three pr Cent. Con sols, foe money, 953, 3 ; ditto, for acoount (9th August), 963, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, 3; New Three per Cents., 953, 96, 953 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debenture, 931. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 791. Exchequer Bills rose Is. to 21., closing at 275. to 31s. prem. India Bonds were quoted 6s. to 2s. die. ; the Indian Four per Cent. bentures, 953 tot ; and the scrip of the New Loan, 95 to 3. The foreign stock market has subsided into a quiet state, and little change occurred in prim. Spanish Bonds, however, were in demand, the De ferred Three per Ceuta. closing at 32 to 3, and the Passive Debt at 10 to 103. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. closed at 83 to 64, the New Loan at 71 to 72, and Mexican Bonds at 193 to 3. Venezuela Bonds continue to meet with inquiry. In the market fur bank shares to-day the feature was an improvement in London and Westminster and Union Bank of Australia. Atlantic Telegraph shares were again inquired for and better. Penin sular and Oriental Steam were quoted 11. higher. London Dock stock was marked 74 and 743 ex div., and St. Katharine Dock, 841. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoolt. The mining market to-day is firm, with a good inquiry. Transactions are reported tons in the un dermentioned descriptions TjZ : West Beton, at 370 ; East Bawer, at 1771 ; Grambler and St. Anbyn at 64 1; G reat South Tolgns at 131, Wheal Seton at Ile, and South Frances at 170. Foreign and colosial mining shares have met with scarcely any business. SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH TO DENMARK.—The subroseskis of a submarine telegraph cable between Denmark sad Crosse, as the Norfolk roast. ma accomplished without any particolar difficulty, or circumstances calliog for cam meat. Tie steamy employed was the William Cory, which waa engaged last autumn in laying a cable from the same point to Emden, Hanover ; and the cable was payed out at the rate of 100 mitre per day. The work of antnnersimt wee net commenced till en early Irtar on Monday, and Mews. Glees, Elliott, and Co, ooninctors, received in t h e coons of Tenreley • .eterwm, announcing the es•isfactory completion of the undertsking, Trb 14. tirdl be also the ain•tl , of placing the colony of Heligoland in direct communication with themothorMiratay. 4410" 101 4 114 In .1 11S PAP Ili TS 02 ad AA n . u gi JOINT I,IOOM SANNP. E 4 Leedom Jolei C =7. ! We. awl 101a/waire 100 Sm. Priced Nested EHT:IMM —. New OWN Wm... 11Wi 110 reenselel ▪ 3Wwww• of II 10 Do. Nye . I V !, ▪ 10.1 i. a tombs .... At V.7.=trag, IY r 12 II It TIG NI 4.5 IT It is L * a* Al it ioi MP , m , .m. .11* M • t Ii COMMERCIAL AND 7E78. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The attendance was Mr, sod the tone calm. Pnoes of most articles of the trade were nominally =altered, or lower. The 'apply of ►ome-grown groin woe amalL The import' of foreign grain into London duce last Monday were reported this moraing Si fair of door, large of wheat and onto, sad man of barley. . _ W nzar.-Forßartlett lastMoaday's priceswereseked,Lut to .all, Is. 'riper qr. would have bed te be taken. Foreign unaltercd, at last Monday's decline. Engli.h white 40s. o, 460._ _; red, 35e. to 43r. per qr. ; Dents% and Hoolubmr, 44e. to 68s. par 4941 h. Rostock, 60s. to 625. ; other Baltic ports. 40s. to 60.. French, 40s to 60r. Plonk dull sale at but Monday's priore-tbe torn in buyers' firm. Town, 355. to 46e. • Norfolk, 275. to 28a. per 011). ; French, 30e. to 324. per 2.8 . 01 b. ; Awer., U.5.,- per barrel. BLILLIT very (inlet at about last Monday's rates. 112 s. to 425. per qr.; B a ltic, 28e. to 38s. ; other WIS. 27i. to 32e. per qr. Oars Odd .lowly at abont loot Mondav's ratea• British, 24.. to 325. per qr.; RIIIIIIII.II, 21s, 6d. to 2.35. per qr.; other Bettie ports, 22.. to 28s. per qr. BIANII.-Ellglißb and Egyptian' unaltered at lent Mon day's prises. Unlit& tick, 360. to 42e.; barrow 42a to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to fan. par qr. Egyptian, 33e. P tir• si.. quiet at last Mosday's rates. English boilers, 48s. te 60s. ; hog and gray, 311 e. to 425.; foreign, white, 48e. FLOLTIIIO CAROOIIII.- Naos last Friday 4 laden vessels vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, ri. 3 maize, and l rye. The demand for cargoes has been, Una; ' Monday, very inartiva, TM Utast sale, sot reported before , wire= an tired cargo of Oder* Ghia., at 424. per 4021 be. C.F.I. • a cargo of Fandominea wheat, 424. Tid. per imperial ' quirter ' • a cargo of Lagos maize, 275.94. par 480th.. ; Sad a c ar g o ofTeganrog oats, IBs. par gutter. MINCINO-LANS.—(THIS DAY.) Suomi.— A 'limited truisms be bees done id study prices. Corrss.—Tlus demsnl is without activity, but prices are firmly maintained. Tia has bran quiet 'Moe Friday. Ries.-1,000 bap whits Bengal sold at 10e. to lle. 6d. oniall panel of Leeward sold 2s. to 2.1 d. proof. SALTPETIIIOOIIMO24 doll of ease. COTTON.—The market is firm. 150 bales sold. TALLOW MAttAlil.--(THIS DAT.) The Market Is steady to-day. Toga tallow is quoted 60s. ad.net cash; Petersburg LC.. on the spot. 63.. 6d. , July, 63e. 9d.; August to September, 645. , Omoter to Decembr, 64a. 9d. to 65e. PAILTICULLIII OP TALLOW. • 11093UAN W i t te 76.43. 3: 1: 2 , 71 : 17 1 01 Dirt trOraLNM Priest _O. Pr alli n t r ft OA.4se, id. WUTows ........ LSO &XI War Ii 94. la. IC .06,11 for thor Wilk SIAM d J* INS rort, re Milk red 0r80ra.1.7911 with TM intro& lam In aorprlM h4a from Pohnbrot ion Odom; 1.181 from Booth Amish; from othrrylaorr.— ark& METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There is a much larger supply of beasts, and the hot wea ther operates against the trade. Priem are oonssousotly lower. and it is difficult to effect a cleanses. Thar. are a tsw more sheep than on Monday last and trade is slow, but tor choicest qualities there la not mach alteration. Trade is very dull for calves at mbar lower ratsa. Fenn Germany and Holland than sin 900 beside, s, Suf4oo sheep , and 220 calves. Scotland, 300 beasts ; fol. 1,400 besets ; 180 beasts sad 1,600 lambs 700 beasts from North IllMland Canalise. rotaroe 4 lam. . . lbw of Ma. a. 4. aa. 800 INW,H.reterd 4 4 SP•9 441491914 - - Net , 4 4 4 11 . 4 -..- 4 4 I.9aoroela 4 8 89e9n4 w 591194 arts- 4 1 &Marl • .....- • - - Oohs 1 It 41 Ohm I mead 841011 4 0 4 4 rip ....... S 4 4 De. 69. Shorn - - Sot Tr II 1014944,881, •8 II We* . 0 4 Boob at =irks. 4.1191; Map sad bete. 19.860: 08148% 344; rtg..3)). - • BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pausodert sad Bad th report that the aecevata from the pleaudieoe routines to come favourable, sad tits duty le doing at 2.50,0001. Mericat dun. SALISBURY PR= SERIF FAIR, JULY 15.—This fair was held to•day In the Bans, when about 10,000 sheep were penned. There mesa hewer attendance of buyers than at any previous fair. sad the whole cheesed hands at prime slightly in advents of those obtained at Stockbridge and other late faits. In fact there were more buyers then sellers. I Lambs realised from 22a. to 28C ; one Lot fetched 35e.; wee from 30e. to 40s. • and esthete from 32e. to 465. The prim lot wee sold at 'We. The show of horses was very pod, and the esimals realised high prices. The following is the award of pima A piece of plate of the value of It, by Lieut.-General Barkley M.P. , for the beat 10 Hampshire Down lama, to Mr . W. Bennett, of Ohilmark. 2. A piece of plate of the value of 51., by M. R. Marsh, Req., M.P., for the best 100 weber lamb', to Reiman Pinckney, Barr, of Berwick Bt. James. 3. A piece of plate of the value of 5 1., by subscribers, for the best 100 heeding ewes, good on tooth, to Mr. :oho Atkinson, of Charlton. 4. A piece of pets of the value of 51., by the committee foe the hest 100 weber sheep, to Mr. Joseph Webb , of Roineey. 5. A Pees of plate of the value of N. left by the late Alderman Bn,ith e for the largest penner, to Mr. Strange, of kiaaelbory Bryan, Dogma. SCOTCH HOSIERY Thshz.—The hosiery trade, formerly the maple ow of Hawk*. is on the decline, and it is feared will soon have the district altogether. It appears that 0 the union" of the workmen have placed an embargo on the introduction of certain machinery driven by power which has been adopted end found to be of great advantige in the hosiery districts of England ; and the =segment, Is that the manufacturers cannot compete with their Beall& rivals. Th. moult is the onto of the trade.—Olsegolo Daily Mail. THE HARVEST IN BOOTIAND.—The Scotsman says .—" The weather continue delightful. The mops are making up leeway in • manner no person could have ex- Callto see. With the exoeption of hay, the crops will, it , on the whole, even with all the drawback or drought, be en average one. An early harvest is looked for," THR MOORS.—We have seen and heard (rays the Itireeseu Courier) many reliable reports from the best groom dimmers; end on at least the lower mountain ranges, where there was a fair stock to breed from, we can at sinoe the year UM there has 'mahout so promieing a sh owf young btrda. Ceesys run from eight to ten birds each, and as many as 14 harp been counted in one nest. Every step of the season has been favourable for rearinr the broods ; and they are now so far beyond sad so strong ea the wing, that those "poem. men who usually defer taking the moors until they ma tun • steady old dog over them, may now do to without deb, end satisfy themselves an to the number ol tirds on the ground. Since 1856 and 1867 there has been no symptom of that much dreaded dims* which sweeps the mom fr in titse to time. The Northern Bosiyo Medea that the Braestors shooting", adjobelog those of his Grace the Duke cf Portland ar Longwell, have be e 7by his gram, sad arc to be end this season by the Speaker of the Rowe of Commons *ad party, for whom preparations are being made at Long well. CHURCH RATES AT DEPTFORD. —On Friday evening lam a vestry gentian of the reepayers of St. Nten.las, Deptford, wee held to tbeeider the question of making a church rete for the ensuing year. The chair wee occupied by the Rev. Dr. Sketchley, vicar sod the estimates having been read, Mr. Chtuchwardth Hillman moved that a rata be made of Bd. in the pound. The motion was met with laughter, and cries of "Doit you yGu may get it," and notwitheanding the appeals of the rev. chairman, a weeader of the motion could not be obtained. Mr. Andrews and other ratepayer* congratulated the vestry upon tote result, which rendered an amendment unnecessary. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Alhambra has left Brambeeopton to omvey merle between Malta and Corfu. The same company' , steamer t wo n shortly to H ave Southampton to convey lb. mails between Auseralia and Sate The Delta, a new peddle wheel eteenter, ia shortly 'bisected at Southampton to be employed in con "( Flag tles Indian mail. The RoyalComproy'e new mouster per Saainton arrived at SouiLampion on day. She Is expected to take out the Welt India mail of We 2nd proxlmo. THE INDIA AND NINA MAIL.. the Indus ar rivd at Southampton, on Satuntey, with the heavy portion of the ladle end China Mil, Ste left Alexandria. Jnly 2; Malta, 6th ; end Gibraltar, 11th ; and brings horse 194 pee/engem meow* whom were Crenee.ls Carbon and Hale data. Sir Thomas Seaton. and Colonel Sedan ••also the es. .. e i e g er of t h e weenier, who wme wrecked to timAlase, hi the Red Sea. Her Majeety's ships Hannibal mud lott-xible waned Malta. The Firebrand and London were at Gibraltar. The Russian screw frigate Polk= and the screw chop Rorick had left Cadiz—the inmate for Brest and the sloop toe Lisbon.. The Russian mas er steam line-of•batge ship limaivan, and some other Roraima meti-of.war, are daily expected at Cadiz front the Ifediteeftneas. Three of the si carnets recently purchased by the Spardeh government are to be employed on oonveyiog the Spanish wage between Hoes Kong and the Philippine Lands. The following Whirls steamers reached Gibraltar between the 4th and otla lost., via, the Peninsula. Crimean, Earl of Lonedale,Dannbe,Cor.,,Oacar,and Coronae; also the following Hellish sailing ship, viz., thy schooners Sultana, Jane Ellen. Elias R ie, Eclipse, and New Mary. the *hp Argo, Swift, Sutcliffe, Asia Rod Victoria, the brigantine Nora Creios, and the barque War Hawk. ice chug, at Gibraltar on London 90 day. data, 501; as Paris. If. ;on Mere/tithe, M. Kw. ;no Genoa, ht. I on Morbid, 8 days sight, dim., and on Cedar. I ma. LEADS, BRADFORD, AND HALIFAX RAI of May The est eareln of this commey in Me moods o es lost IMO 2,7551. of which 1,253/. was for paverneere ta t 1,502 for goods and minerab. The increase of 213/. the um "nkillif 4 ergs the conewn ling wrath of 1858 wee CITY OF LONDON HOSTITAL FOR DISEASES OF VIE et rents relieved Clam, VICTORIA Paax.—The number im this institution during last w ere sew noses. CRYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING DAY. SATO". . 0 4 am 1,11 , of which t 63 DAY, JOLT la.—Admiralties on permit, 6,947 dithaff math Whale, 1,404 ; total visitors, 8,434 1)]