The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-15 00:00:00

ricrovA 'ratios AND PINLJCO SAUW47. (Till Dar.) Thin joy a opeciol martin of the proprietors was bail at t= l l sacra in Osorgorreek hr tat par ppooww of be company Is borrow an mortgar ar ! g ag gay gala Or bore 4 NOW not 125,0001. andstlac ecaremy's sr of lamp wation ew l e d i rleas to the; • ham Th. foriseriag abort document was laid Wan Um meeting. • Tba taartagli calied gm accordance with the r eer im ons of the Compares' Claws Act, whet requires that re La than'', of • raeral mars( rail be obtained before a corn- Peal '4l lbe to austomary exercise of ita b orrow i og p !C a vorts are roman* with great vigour and se half taw share capital hag been called up and expendr, for direetoni rearm it advisable teat' Um company should Mme poor* I. bar &bettor.e if accessary, so aa to K w., the presume of the rearinlog cella upon the ra ndom." The exataart repassall a resolution la conformity wile IM obret kr wldeb Ye meeting was called. Hr. Yore. err wlimbrat all re calls bad bra paid up? TM Colorants sold they had Len peat up vary NUITIMS. may. Thar WON so defaulters. The London and Brightat complaY had gelid up • portion of Choir call and try rut trey le pay the remainder on tee 30th. Mr. Tonle mid be shier wee that coder cover of getting r avows they stook' us boar herr ssprsa without Macrae fer wilt rogue Ica to be He did not thrill they vett to mottito so large an advance without ere guararse so to Oho way la veltkh it was to be outmoded, std roof drelben tars that the ram be limited to 100,000 i. _ - initial's seconded the amendment. evisiis Jousts: than/Ist t►at before tt. proprietors were rolled on to esaetion the propostlion of the bawd, they ought to see that ell the wills were ;raid up. lie did SO4 see why the Brighton Company should be tree ed differently from The CHAIRMAN said they wore not treated differently. They .etc paid interest ap to the time, of the payment of the coots. In tinniest this propoeiti,n the board seta in con formity with the set of parliament, and at the half-yearly .feoieg seaport would be Wd before the shareholders. The winindenent was pot and doctored to be lost. The priciest esseleticie wee then pat and carried. Is reply be lir W. Cum, The Csatinate waged *at the band took this borrowiag power hems airy Welt led it mere emsvertiont to borrow maw 'lra Mired see Mew, them is sobs a farther call, sad ea the ebb d=. It wield be ertiesal with them memo dm The meedeg Mee sepirV. PLUME ADAM' CZARTOI7BI7 ON THE EMAN CIPATION OF TIE 1108111 AN 11111,8. The following ere er - trade from the speech de livered by Prize'. Adam Centeryoki, .t the annual mee ti ng of the ruhah historical nanny, hell at Paris on the 3rd of Nay. After a Middlemen to this memorable anniversary in the Basle of Poised, the Brined etild—" Among the first and the most Important objeets for us IA the quer too of the rural rta:lce. We do Dot know )0 how and when it will end. o t t the lest time that I have , ndervioared, under various cireums and various aspect., and ;erode, to express my opinion on this question. If it ham met in some provinces of Reese with gnat ditto:aim, why should not we, where no such obstacles met, bring it b a desired and f To drive at it with the greatest eager:sees, not to Mcßee even (mailer offers, this is the way indicaied se the west and that et which the coons of events potato most clearly. Teem, thirefore, are the demands which the enlightened arid worthy amongst Polish cline= should energetically skit of the government, which having shown Walt literal before Europe, would not like to It.. that character by opining the aceomplelanent of such bene ficial reforms as it Me itself . ailed forth by Its initiation. But, ce the ether side, some events which have happened of lele—as the sudden ealineesson ot two Polish journals, the haprinement of the editora, the obvious religious plesecutione practised against whole commuoite it who derived to roman faithful to the rites or their li:withers, sad home which they were dragged aereby natal violence; the order tr . : to the e legy that they Amid n; the duties d their faith, by refusing the sacrament to such ea wished to have it edmeldned—lit Sas, the police inquleltioam into clerical mentatiose, weans for the imprommeat, and reclaiming ot the people hoes deem kameare—thees en amongst ahem, I name, which meat awakes, mistrust and fees that them end equity %bids were hero faith to guide the steps et the Raw see government to iy ant, ea for ma we are concersed, be en toted with des minority sad justice; the fear, In fine, that former ode dewily may be renewed, notwltheleeding the non primitive yobs' senueseee several time. repeated deriag the last magma. We may hops, weep% that this were tag from the declarable curd* hence E a is merely the elect of the reetelame of SOWN authorities, attached 'till to Lean lalinesea sweat. me 4 that ft does sot emanate from the Immediate win of the Emperor, who, not wishing to ibid.. rate the fame mended to tee by the enters world, will no doubt know how to obviate theme untoward 0000STWEICOS. In es far as the question ell the serfs la ropecielly on erred, we MOW not to astlicipeste, la this respect, say obstacles on the pan of the government; a thu contrary, taducemeate of the most powerful character make no h ope that the work will be speedily mai comeleanmely commleted. The. esn be nothing worm than the wend uneertaie position of the enost common daily rural stein, which impedes and paralyses every monetary ?runic. itia—• potions the more dangerom, am the eminent delaying of the reforms will be seedbed by the people, d: red in their expectances, to the meamenes of the grasping sad the bed faith of the landed mhihty. Nothing, however, am be mote devisable, or Ming more hope sad , fey the eaten sad win lever of Mr country, the le leek to that peen whoa the higher clear of the sena, the rick, the ealehlened, will retie up to themselves, sad to an equality be ore the law, the more humble, the lam eolightened, bat by far the most stateroom dwellers in the lead. and will tress term theta late grateful Mehra), to whom their daily work will have became an object of comparative delight. Seldom, my dear fined; will • similar opportunity occur for as, wnk prelmewerthy met, to follow in the wake of out Where (ce miry day, mutually celebrated), end to M ien with on. short the fetus of our children, our country, nil oar prepares —sad at the same time satiny the highest dietalee of religten, mid those not Ws elevated duties to wards our people sad oat country. At the present time. eelf-respect, oelfoetereet, virtue sad pradeacii, religion sod parloriam, speak with the Game voices, and Urge no towards the mese line of minded." HAULM OP LOA-DON. It appears by the weekly return Cl births and deaths fa Leanne lensed by notlrwity of the lletriatrar- Gemmel, that the mortelity of Loadon has madames to fall during the last fig weeks, sad that in the watk that ended last Batarday the total ammeter of deaths was 938. 1a the Ss yews 1849.58 the average number of deaths is the weeks cwresposdels with low weak wet 9sl; bet se the dribs is clsded is the Keret mars octurrsti ta &popularise that hes useerssed, they should be snowed IFNI the sewage raised in proportion to the i WNW, stately, with 1,062. Ths IMAM puttee permeate a 0104 botearable result, to. it appears that the deaths that ore reed lert wish were less by 144 tbs. the smelter that would have occurred it the smogs rate of r...rulity as ',Kittens/4 foe the early pert of lase had pre vailed. The births renimered kat week exceeded the deaths In the name period by 730. ti arlatina, which was fatal in 60 sod 42 came reepeetively is the two swavions wrists, was fetal lam wooer in 43. Memo deaths were ctused by diphtheria, and occurred es follows: —Oar et 3, Weadeareplace, Psddiegion, two is a family at 411. Willantesirost, Yenoingeon, where a third child died lona emeletina, one at 4, Cumberland-court (St. nausea), meat 14, Matrlngo n-ognor • one at 2, Wellington-road. Enekney, one at 36, Great Tower-sheet, two is the same family at 10, Hungerforel-street (St. (horgeeinetbe-Rest), one at 46, Tivertoo-avast, Newington, and one at 4, York *ea, Gleemairte h. Ferree children and two adults died last week from small pox. 2 intents from rryaipelse, 2 persons from carbuncle, 7 from syphilis, 2by murder or nmalaughter. A man Sled at the age of 92 year., and a woman at 95. Two intents end two adult, died from cholees; they are reglaterel as Mews: —" At 2, Blomasbury•plme a girl, sped 7 months., on Jos 9th, infantile cholera (20 hours), exhaustion," " On Ilth Jew, at 2, brothers'-row, Lambeth, • boy, aged 6 months, cholera inhalers (3 dale)," ^ On 6th June ; at 24, North sitter, Meryletione, • wortme, aged 73 yams, dlarrloca (3 de's), chaise* (2 days)," and •t on 9th Jane at 43, Little 6sormostrese, B.rmoad fey, a man, aped 66 years, cholcesie Ceram. (3 days)." A hwy. aged 6 months, died at 5, Emma-place, Keeelnetne, from "epasmodic croup (7 days)." Mr. Cooper Willis adde an his cenitkate, that the child was poisoned by the exha lations from the road in front of ID. home, which he stake to be "In ca infamous tonli•ion." Two children il eat at Austiweitrete, Hmknerroad, from scarlatina followed by drApsy. The airy f the home I. impure in tut.quenoe of tip. bad state r 4 the drainage. A 01k-winder, aged 74 years, died at 11. Winchester. etreet. Babag•etten, host eating CIA that was mat fat food. . . _ weti the LM►e 01831 bap sal the woe amber of Fir* h ell 1,1136 eluldree, were regime-nod is Lambe. Is the tea carreeposolieg seek* of the ye to 1ar6.66 the &amp tuuther see 1,633. THE REPEISENTATION or WOLVERRAMPTON.— &roc ritt teatime Wag entettrised tiler Btr Itithard Hetietl will be appointed to the taco ut Lnzd Chunlior, is the new schorsietraries, ramie • are Mrs.:ly ed .et se to hie we- Isms is she ersireees.slies of thi. boi. esti. Several we& knows umetkineu here been mentioned probable oral thasr, emeOstret them Mr. Wwwwlia, Lite Reverser of the Bask et Eseksd, sad formerly M.P. for Southampton Mr. Derma o.boese Mr. liksts o rse Chamber* ; Mr. James P. braorty M.P. for Lectainoter, sad We a madidete kr Petederreegh; Mr. Report Kettle, end Mr. Motterem, ha Hyena, el the Osfer.l Circuit. Cr to 71Merlity hewers it Ives =karma whether Sir &chard Beib:lo= hiariatel Lord Chen...slier ; but we astlereamel that Sir Rktiard be sawed to 8:1 list lagerrat polities telneed to the fad will be itersedietely comet unioated to the Asinine of hie cosolitter, and tbitt under say etreamettmere the laud elope will be Wee by he committee of the liberal sleeks@ lee ea mime sestlemso who stoat be likely le have the msSdesa red utelividrl rapport of the libretti Mu ere of a 'mosey occurring.— WoherArimpies THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1859. DREADICIL NULDZI 6l TIIO CRILDRES AND SUICIDE 07 INS NUEDEP.EBB.-(TEIS DAY ./ This morning, shortly heft; 11 o'clock, the soloddiserbood of the Clsekenwsll Police Court was thrown tote a *As of great sielihment, by the discovery that a most •raaahl mods, had best committed at No. 62, Swinton- Am*, IL Pauses. It appears hem Muskies that were made ow the spot, that a jeweller of tee some of Craft has resided with his wins ts some time in the feat sad beak parker.. About two months elate hie wife, Elizabeth Croft, was excised, tad since then she hoe been In a very elorposatise stain in orweeqemos, ea she presumed, of sot being ebbe to take proper ore of bar two chtldrea. Mr. Selwood, the magma, of Perepetreet, has been attending her, bat since Saturday be has net seen her, as it was understood that she was abort ming a vitt to some Mende In the country. This morning the husband went to his employment et tbe usual hour and after he had gene th e partim in the hens*, not hearts; the obildren cry or Mrs. Croft moving about, became somewhat alarmed. After the lapse of some time they knocked at the door, sad not obtaining say reply, inched a painter who wee at work in the street, end get hint to look in at the back parlour window. He did so, and per ceiving that the woman wee lying is • very penalise position, be at once connatmicated with the police his suspicions that all was not correct. lospector Allen, of the O division, at once proceeded to the house, and policaroonatable Thomas Bailey, CR A. cffctcd an entrance by the back parlour window. A meet frightful sight presented itself On a French bedstead lay the lifeless bodies of Mrs. Croft and her two children, the blood at the time being quite warm, end oozing from the wounds. The children ere both females, one being of the age of three years and named after her mother, and the other, u before stated, shoat two mouths old. Both their throats were cut from ear to ear, and the Incision wee very deep. The eldest child appears to have two wounds le the duvet. The mother it would appear cut the West of the eldest child tint and then the youngmt. After this she must have rat on the aide of tie bed red cut her throat with her right hand, and TWIN she fill on the bed, with her left band covered her Leos with the sheet. The children were is their nlght-cloths, the mother fully dressed. The razor with which she committed the dreadful act wee footed between her feet. The unfortunate woman, it is 'teed, is very respectehly connoned, and she is ►boat 25 years of age. Mr. Allen at one took possession of the nom. and Infonnsion was Immediately forwarded to Mr. Walley, the coronae; and the impost will be held to-morrow. Large numbers of peewee surround the hoses. aid wen it not for the police the street would be impassable. 811411 E LIS2S-71118 D4}. Two o'CLoon. The railway share market exhibited a continued tendency to improvement during all the earlier part of the day. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock was in especial demand, and attained a fresh rise of I per cent. There was also an advance of per cent. in London and North Western and North British, and of I per cent, in several of the other leading stocks. Within the last half-hour, however, a rather decided relapse has taken plume, in sympathy with the fall in Consols, and the market is now flat. Present quotations are as follows:—London and North Western stock, 901 to t ; Oreat Western, 641 to I; Midland, 99 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 90 to ; South Eastern, 204 to I ter share; Caledonian, 801 to ; Berwick, b. to ; York and North Mid land, 72 to ; and North ritiah, 655 to t. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have also given way. The old issue is now quoted to It die., and the new 11 to It dis. French railway shares have likewise fallen. The Indian stocks re main steady with a fair enquiry. VILDINAZT '•Mp LID 1114:1011. ea. IN.! XASMATIL P& I ■Tr 1 - 1 si lair.' LAM INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. skilnLikaeo.—(llshre Mr. h Lord Carapboll, Mr. hustle/ ods I* r/ Mr. Justice Hill.) 717 GU Bin O. avow's.. L this ewe the defies:hate bed been elected by the Chewedbe, Vice-Chancellor, sad Fellow, se coastituting the swats of the University at Leadori, a insenbee of the medical council, under the est of lem eemt, , n. The gasence tor the mart to determine wee whether the *ado= to bare bees mode by the swats or by the tbo o dy by darter to hem t he university, which hitheda the gredastio. The Judgment of the wort was whist the relator, mad de cided that Dr. Storm bed been properly elected by the made. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) THU ZICHMOND MURDER. The grand jury have returned a trim bill against Magi thelethatest for the murder of Isabelle Bann; hat it la srlastood that ea &mikados will ha mats am WWI of thr pecasention to postpma the trial to the seat assion. MISDIMEANOIM. !ramie Int,lam, a rrapectasts-resting man, surrendered to take his trial for ruladenoesettr. Kr. Bodkin mg M. Jima askthed the prosecution ; Kr. Lawrence apparel Orr the iletheileal. ?hid we r1•41110111=1Vgank at Aot, ear °Brace bereled to Se that he bed vide Wee rattle la a math erb-besk, with intent to &freed his ereittees. It .ppwil Ibel lb dathadeas carried on the beasts, of a grocer in Holten beet the math of J use, 1b67, to leetweber. 1858, aced ea the lift of the lea men egged Irma he was declared a beam* upon kis ova =die& A messenger fres lb. Court of Baaldwes ape this took poesession of his effects sad the letter was one which purported to gekles .." 7 sll monies received sad expended by the beebeeptineleg the period that be was carrying an 118 egg it was made to appear that the whole of the reeeyY bed beau =hems. e 4 by the BUM that had bwa a peafei greased that suspicion was entertained of the readmits deer entries of receipts, and the defeedeat wee ertalups the subject, and after solos heritatloe sNee d i that the book had been made up fraud 4 I tly, sal ligestheeed the gannine cask-book, by which it spp e :ared tbet ate ewes that had actually been received ware much L(er_eke thethiadeet represented in the book be had first red that between MI. sad 4004. would remelt nn- be. The dekndsat, upn his exaornation before She sambitater, adnutte d that the entries In the kook he had originally handed In were entirety Gotitione, and that he had copied the different hew from the genuine book, palling a mailer amount thee the thaw it ually received spinet each of them, and he expressed he regret at what he had dose, but the cam egniester felt it to be his duty to order the present presesa the lo be inatitutad. It sneered in the course of the ere to toe doebdial whether the object of the pniscalr wee set need) to ascent the fact that his sod heweshold =4:had been of rather an extraesgant dormer, had so intenti on to defraud hie meditate. 11r. La wrence addressed 1.110 jury at cane kook and he ossaindad that ft was not made oat that ha bad any fatui ties to defraud, which was an mountiel Marathon in the diem and that the defendant was eonewin e ntly entitled to asmat.tal. - Several whammies were examined, who gave the defendant •reel obantoter. Tbe Jury, after • short deliberation. ro•u r n o g a yewgice of itstr, bat judgment was resisted until the question of law by the couseel for the defendant shall brat bola feitbir wood, end in the ausatinse, the ilikaileat Ins allowed to p at large up in bell. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) CLERKENWILL. lITINSIVI 10 33333 OF RINGS. Awn Siresberisr, described as • travAller, sad Carotais iliwirterrer, were ;awed at the bet before Mr. Currie, chervil with Mwlia6 Wirthl nitrinis.. sad other snick... Prom thi•vidosc• at Clact7i.he litre.t-kerper of Islington, and rester, 269 City, it appeared that the female primmer was ease to ester • jewelier', .hop to lalington and look st rust rings. She paid small deposit (drone end whoosh@ bad gone Snoring' weretaissed. When the peisoisere were alum into cus tody, one of the stolen clap was feud on the gager of the loan end the other on the woman. Ab,at forty duplicates wen found upon the prisoners relating to rings, sod clocks, all of whir he can be seep at t Islington Ice sta tion. The female's practice was to enter • jewe ller'. shop, look at some rings, pay • small deposit off one, sad thee contrive to stilt! one. _ . For the defence it was stated that the man, who bee de serted • wife sad family at Keswick, hoe up to tho present borne a good &sewer, and the rings were given to him by the fanale. .—..—.-. The female pleaded guilty, sad wad the man knew nothing ■bout it. Yr. Cort(c dischariet the man, and remanded the female for • week. SOUTHWARK. CACPINO THE LEATH OP A CHtt.D. Jew. Chmesiats, a young wan shunt 22 years of age, was brought before Mr. Saler, cleared with causing tba death ol John Adana, a child roar 'tun of age, by driving over it with a hone and van. Police-oonotable TM K sold he was on duty In Blasktrians road gout two o'clock yooterdsy afternoon, when ku wes coned hto FfiflfNifol4 to tato tho prisoner into custody los rowan' over *child. Tho latter sea taken to the hospital, where It died Immediately after its admission. Mr. Backer asked hint whether ha know anything of the eircumatancee rslie lye to the death of the infant P The conetable The prisoner bold his worship that between oas and two yereeday afirrooon ha eras tarots( into Friar-street frost the Blackfrianoroad, with his horse and cart, very gently, when the child ran acmes the road. &fors he cook( pall up, however, the whelk gamed over its body. Mt. lecher inked whether the prisoner was weber? The cosstable replied that ha was. An ragout would be beyl this 'bemoan at the hospital. Xi. Becker ressasited hliu aeul tcrtaiwrow, asd ac cit t e d leY ke h 4 sppeerance. The whole of the other eight thsrows (shove thirty) dis posed el by the tosetitrwes,wes for dronkrzurss, the ntsjority tithe &nephrite brie; women, souse with slekly-toskiag htfrle k their arse. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE ASCOT GOLD CUP, &c. TO TEE EDITOR OP TEE EXPRIM Stn,—The resurrection of the " dead " In the taupe of Rouble for the Ascot Stakes completely took the Ring by surplus yesterday, and it le somewhat mysterious that each liberties should be taken with the Danbury horses by " mistake:* The mooed of Marionette for the Derby ea. tonifiked not • tow, zany haring booked Itim as "sada" as if be were at home at the time; but even after that they took liberties with a horsy from the same stable that was worked in the market under precisely similar circumstances, he having been sent from the posilion of first favourite to " say nice" within a few hours. Lesintogton's defeat for the Quirseis Vase created se much sensation as his victory, and he wait Instantly Wrack out of the Cup, it being reported that he had injured himself. The Gold Cup, two miles and a half, now appose to rest between North Lloooln, Saunterer, Fisherman, Defender, and W. Day's representative, probably Bevis, al though the field will be swelled considerably now that Leamington is struck out. Fisherman has got beds In hie old form; but it is doubtful whether he can bowl over Saunterer, and it is quite possible for North Lincoln to tarn the tables cc him for the defeat at Spam, which le suM deafly accounted for by the horse haying gone "off Me feed" the day previously. Defender's great taking Arida will serve him, but the bill will not, end I shell look to ffitienterer, North Lincoln, and Fishermen finishing some what be the order named. The Royal Stead and Queen's Plates being decided on the same day as the above, and the same description of 'annals being engaged thereto, it Is difficult to foretell even the starters, and I can only a dmit to • leaning towards Tournament and Nimrod for the two events, the latter appearing all over • stayer, although, like many others, ho has an objection to the hill at the finish. The New Stakes, for the 2-yr-olds, is to Introdnos us to Coutedins, of whom T. Parr is very fond, but alter the run ning of Lopullus his ardour may cool • little, and It Is my opinion Thormenby will just about repeat the performs's°, of Sedbary here two years back, and win with hie bib penalty, which has been incurred by all the dangerous public performers—Emily, the Venus filly, Pre dictor, Lapidus, and Thessalien. Report speak. highly of The Van, and Should he make • ditrut he is the coast likely to upset him. The St. James's Palace Stakes is the ally other event complete in Thursday's programme, and it looks like • race between Grecian, Marne, and Woodburn, the forme ter choice. On Friday there le nothing parti cularly intereetiag to be decided, the 20 Sues, Sweepstakes hating almost • eartainty for Lady Falconer; while the 60 Soya. Sweepstakes rests between Reynard, Commodore, and the Lord of the Manor, the roguishaess of the latter eat:ding Reynard to the preference. The viruses of the Borough Members' and Grand Stand Plates having to be sold, 1 man &Wine all lateellerence.-1 am, &0., Jane 16. METEOR. (lir ILUTILIC TILIORAPIL) ASCOT MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) FERN HILL STAKES Abontbalf smile. WEintroottrt --. , Spanker, Twang, Vas, Lady Falconer, Uraef Man" Acta) .s, Bt. Clarasce, Nark Lincoln, and Fleet ars bare. CORONATION BTAK ES. O. mile. May llornl g, Qoeen od Prnrfy . Heroin ed Lncknow, Penalty, and Clued& en hem • ROYAL HUNT CUP. Ow mile. Leamington, Lord Nelms, Zsyder Zak Odd Trick, Tiara, Mentmore, Glatunamon, Prisms, Theodora, Baa l, Star of the Bast, Botany, Mama, Bing -at-Arm, Acireon, Queen of the Swath, Gilliver, Plea, Glenbuck, Wreathe, &Hades, Nimrod, Schism, Harry Stanley, Arches, Turret, Petra, Br to Sydoey, Lord of the Menu, Orleans, Artist, Menailiaise, Wanderer, Mutineer, Sunning&le, Eller, and Woodburn are here. BIGIRTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. Bribery c, Tomboy, Moan Tie, Botorioo, May Morning, Old Point, Garnave, Renard, Nassau, Br. Clarence, Crf ton, and Hop Menbast an ban. Oran AIIUTALII.--Maid Of Wane, Antonia, Sem Tilled. sad Cantina. Columbine a, Blackthorn*, Taretan, Saunterer, MANCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRAFFORD HANDICAP. Trabaco, Jack ftriag, °Man., Oaylug. Mrs. Stowe, b Lampoon, Susanna, Awful, Lamle, aad Kaockbora ara ac NINTH PRODUCE ISTAKRS. Canty Bay, Rod Rag* Little Agnes, and the Squire are here. prgoll CUP. Ueda/baud, Tannllll.ll, 1141 . m, Trabnco, Dispute, Genantos, Clara Webster, Thornhill, Raspberry, Lovett, Wonsan in Black, Mrs. &ore, Meg Merrill'', Donal', Tom Vag, and Llttle Girl are ban. BAPLIN6 STAKES. Bparrew Hawk, IrOvitore, — Torm en tor, aad Birdcage ire hero. PHILLIPI HANDICAP. _ .______ .. Catlpb, Kra Stowe, Awful, S u r pr is e, mai The Creeper ere hen. OTIZI AIRIVALL—WII.IOO, Admiral Lyme, Geese Charlotte, Prime. at Orono, F.lll. Duke of Duty, Sillier womb, (loldleder, end Fi L SSRIOUS 1141Lr4T ACCIDINTS. GLASGOW, Trzsnav, 4 P.Y. The Daily Bulletin says There was a fearful oxidant on the Edinburgh end Gls Railway this fore noon, by whisk a stoker was Idled, and an seglns-drives and several vitamins sore or leas Injured. It appears that the LX ewes, train frogs Glasgow, when about • mile and a half ow this side of Greenhill Junction, ran off the calk, crered over than oath. down side, s•d fell over the seabealumat, aiming the telegraphic wires along with ft. Only the barest mecum of the accident has u yet reached us; but the death of the stuker ham been LICK. 'sleet" (From the Narwhal& Guardian of this day.) Darin the Whitsuntide holidays, to-day end yesterday, trip trains were hourly run from t he leads Wellington sta tion to the Royal Gardens, at Heedingly , where gales were given. The hourly train which left Leeds a little atter three o'clock, yesterday afternoon, proceeded es nasal an the down line until it arrives it the point opposite the gardens. , It is then usual for the engine to reverse. to run over the ' points on to the up line, and thence drop down to the °er as= station en the down line. The train in question, which was executing this movement, consisted of 13 carriages and two vans. The last van, on th• train being put back, got off the road, owing to mew ualmown cans*, and WAS turned over on its side, and thts occurring en a steep incline, the coupling chains broke, and released the carriages followng. All there coaches, in passing the van, caught a projecting wheel, and were successively damagodmorieci pally about the handles of lb. doors sad the Urge, aad they then ran back to the olbeck Mat distant about a mile, before they could be arrested is their course. There were about 200 peerage:a In the train, and many of these, being greatly alarmed, leaped hem tls ousiaua es the train descended the incline. &vend persons wets thus injured, and one man, named Stephen Kirkby, was cubes quietly removed to the Leeds Infirmary with a broken leg. The other ea-ileitis, are toiling. The passengers who kept their Nei were not at all injured. The carriages them In jured from the pejectiog Of the van were not dis abled, but were need for subsequent trains. Mr. It. Pealing, superintendent, who has Investigated the accident, don not blame any of the compsny's Detentes for the untoward event. ACCIDENT ON THE NEWMARKET LINE.—On Mon day lea on accident ceturred to the day mall train, near the Tevershanprzed crusting at Fulbours, owing to a cow walking throaga the side giceway and going up the metals 1111110 diarsoe, by which a first-clans carriage was thrown off the lira. No rerfoua damage resulted to the =ere beyond a severs shaking, owing to the fore the dower who Weekend Ma speed an soca as ha saw the danger. Rad the train not stopped at Pullman, to take ay posessiors, the c msequences might hare bees fearful, as the Has at We point is ea a carve, and CM aped would have bra great.,. The eagligenoe of the Easters Counties Company M somewhat startling, in allowing a woman, without any pay whatever, to be in charge of a pte croeing, in addition to the care of ber children. Ths gates are four feet wide, have no fastenings, and are allowed to blow open by day ad Mat, allowing free ingroe end egress to cattle and MMus. We understand 'Lit these gees were Inspected a week ego, and reported dangereus.—Bery and 16..trich lit. 017011 D, WORCEMTER, AND WoLyzanAmrros RAILWAT.—.IIIO receipts of this company, including the B.mutiodp Extension and Stratford-in on-Aven Canals, for the f irtrught ending bth of June, have been 9,6001. 10s. 2d., whilst those for the cortespondhag fortnight of 1868 amounted t, 8,9081. Is. 2d., end the extenditero also in cluding that of the Stourbridge Extension and Stratford upai-Avon Canals, 3,7301. 18e. Od., being at the rote of 30.26 ptr met., whilst thou, for the corresponding fortnight of 1868 amounted to 3,4781. 17s. 3d., or at the rate of 38.79 per cant. The aggnigaie reoipts fur the tint Ames lestnights and three days of the belt-year amount to 98.0541. 4s. Id., as egetest 81,0541. 3e, Ild. fur the corresp,nding eleven fortnights end tour days of the previous per; and the eggregoe exposes for the hot demo form phis nod three days of the half-year amount to 4E1041. 6s. Eld., b-ieg et the rate of 42.93 per cent., us mount 37.6761. 19e. Id. fir the correeporiingeleven fortnights end four days of the previous 7• 4 *, er at the rate of 46.72 per omit. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance was very small, and the tone depressed. Primo of most articles of the trade were nomMally un altered, or lower. The supply of home-grown grain wee small. The Imports at foreign groin into London since last Monday ware reported this morning as moderate of flour, wheat, oats, mad barley. WHEAT.- itch held last Moaday'e prima. Foreign oleo unaltered. ' white, 48e. to 62e. ; red, 375. to 48e. per qr. ; Duane end Konigsberg, 60s. to 60s. per 4941 b.; Itootock, 64.. to 665. ; other Baltic pinta, 42.. to 645. Fzotta, retail sale, Mondays priors. Town, 455. to 60e.; Norfolk, 31e. to 32e. per 2801 b. , French, 345. to 37a. par 2801 b. ; Amer. , 13.8.,-per barrel. BARLEY, quiet trade at about bud Monday's rats.. BEglLh. 32a. to 42a , per qr.; Ealtio, 28a. to 38. .; other sorts, 275. to 32a. per qr. OATS, slow sale, at last Monday's rates. British, 245. to 325. per qr. ; Rumian, 21s. 6J. to 245. per qr. ; other Bade porta, 24.. to 280. prr qr. Bream.-Ent4sh end Egyptian Ma at bat Mon day's prior. lish tick, Afw. to 42z ; harrow 420. to 46e. par qr. Foreign , 40e. to 500. par qr. Egyptian, 36e. per qr. rau quiet at lost Moaday's rates. English boners, Us to 60e.; bog and grey, SU. to 42a.; foreign, white, 45.. FLOATINO CARGOES. - Bins Lot Monday only 2 gnu labs vesesla were repotted arrived at ports of all Tie,,2 maize. There are st present off the coast on sale 16 grain cargoes, viz., 1 wheat, 10 maize, 3 barley, and I rye. altiiiildlXTO LONDON 'ROY JUNI Jiro JUN2I &daub. litgo. 230 v 'iti 1910 I xsao 2000000 /WA n o NNW Lae. tioirib.3.222 Sltt luta Sisk !lour. ti); MINCING-LANIL—{THIS DAY.) Straea.—The public Wee, which are to a fete attest, are Muddy at het week's priors. Relined Dutch is pips etter request, at rather higher prime. COITII.-Bales are limited, owing to the small quantity on am. Tai.—A limited business has bees done at firm prim. Barr.—Scull sake have been made; common Demerara, 2s. 6d. ; Leeward% 2.. 3d. Rios to limited request. Fine Bettina mid at 10e. lid. Seim rwrim.—The markets doll, and to effect sales lower mime would hove to be sulmitted to. COCHIN/LAU—The deamod has improved at the previous carregiop. TALLOW MARILET.—(THIS DAT.) The imam* le quiet at the followieg quotatkme :—Towa Tallow, 62e. 6d., nett Bash; Petersburg Y.O , na the spot, 66e., July, 63e ; Octo..er to December, 66e. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ream Fatima's sad Smith report that the acammts received tale morally; from most parte of the plantations state that both Ay sad lire cattious t 3 increase ; market and duly about the same as ea lLoaday. COAL MARKET.--(TIII8 DAY.) Walls Bad Hatton, 16.. Za. ; Walls End Tan&ld Moor. 13e. 61.; Walls End Haswell, 17s. ed.; Walls End 17.. U.; Walla End }hush Hall, 16a. 9d.; tif i rlla t"n illtd Wog Hatton, 16.. 9d. ; Wylatn, 164. ; Hoamres Has marketlay, les. ; Lambast's Hartley, 16 e. 61. 66 slap at MONEY MARKET -7MS DA .V. Two o'CLocw. The funds opened this morning at a reduction of to 1 per cent., owing principally to the attitude of Prtuaia. From this range little variation took place until about half-an hour ago, when a fresh fall of per cent. suddenly ensued, upon news of a farther and unexplained decline of per cent. in the French funds. The market is now firmer, but Console are still quoted per cent. worse than they closed yesterday. . English railway stocks and Turkish BOnds at tained a further great rise in the morning, but have since partially given way. French securities of all descriptions are weaker. At the official opening of the Paris Bourse this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three Per Cent. Rentes were quoted 62fr Sc., ex div., for the account, but the price soon improved to (Air. 25c. The latter quotation exhibits a fresh fall of per cent. since ymterday afternoon. The telegram adds that "agitation" prevails in the Bourse. Consols are officially marked 93i, 93, and 931, VI div., for the Bth of July. After full ing to 92,t to the price is now quoted 92i to 93. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 221; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 94 to the New Three per Cents., at 933 to I; ' the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 95; the Scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931 to j ; India Bonds, at Ss. dis.; and Exchequer Bills, at 245. to 275. prem. In the foreign stock market this morning the principal feature was an extraordinary demand for Turkish securities. The old loan rose to 79 to 80, and the new to 64 to 63, being about 21 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. A partial relapse has since taken place, and the present quotations are respectively 78 to 79 and 831 to 641. Mostotherforeignsecurities retain an upward tendency. The principal inquiries have been for Peruvian, Brazilian, and Turkish Guaranteed bonds. Sales are recorded as follows :—Bnailian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 911; ditto Four. and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 911, 91, 911; Mexican Three per Cents., 181 ; ditto for account, 183; New Granada Deferred Bonds, 53, ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 86; ditto, Uribarrtn Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 80; ditto, Three per Cents., 86 ; Spanish Passive Bonds, 81; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 77, 791; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, 63, 85; ditto for sceount, 62, ell, 831; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cent., 104 1031; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 17. The City of Baltimore has arrived from New York with 157,0001. in specie, and the Vanderbilt with 223 ,0001. for France, and 98,0001. for England or France, according to order. Business at the Bank yesterday was very limited, but in other quarters a fair demand was experi enced, 21 to 21 per cent, being still the terms for the best bills. Little efftct appears to have been pro duced by the payment of 20 per cent. on the Indian Loan of 5,000,000/., fixed for yesterday.- As about a million of the Debentures have been paid up in full, the two final instalments of 20 per cent. each—ap pointed for the 19th of Jaly and 16th of August respectively—will apply to a capital of four millions or less. A further reduction of the Bank of England rate of discount to-morrow would not be prudent, and is not likely. A telegram from Amsterdam yesterday announces a rise of 1 per cent in Austrian stock. No gold operations took plasm at the Bank yester day. Of the 258,0001. by the Canada, from the United States, 100,0001. came to hand, of which 90,0001. was taken for exportation. Of the 138,0001. left at Liverpool a portion is doubtless on French account. The amount of specie brought by the Borussia from New York is only 6,000/. The price of silver remains firm at 621 d. per oh. standard, with an upward tendenoy. It is probabte that the demand for Calcutta and China will cause the shipments of specie by the steamer of the 20th inst. to reach 250,000/. or 300,0004 On 'Change yesterday afternoon there was a fair demand for - bills on the Continent; and as regards Hamburg, Frankfort, St. Petersburg, and Naples, the tendency was less favourable for this country. The rates are shown below : Amatetdem, three month', 11.16 to 1; ditto ahcrt, 11.12 to 13, Rotterdam, three muntna, 11.15 to ; Antwerp, three month', 25.121 to 17i ; Haretrug, marts beim, three months, 13.31 to 41 , Parts, Wei daye bight, 26.6 to 10; ditto, three months, 25.30 to 7i • Frankion-oo the-Idainu, throe months, 116 to ; Pitereburg, per rouble, three months, 33 to;; Vienna, eff So., three menthe, 14.60 to 16.00 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 14.60 to 15.00 ; Madrid, three months, 491 to I ;Cedfa , three months, 491; to 1 , Leithrtro, three months, W. 90 to 30.00 , Cleo. three months, 26.774 to 824 ; Naples, three month., 401 to 1; Palermo, three months, 121 to ; Xeseina, three months, 1211 to 1= ; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to ; Oporto, 90 dam 611 to 1. _ _ . . Merely nominal rates of "continuation" to the newaccount were quoted yesterday on British railway stocks, the supply of stock being very limited, and the amount of the outstanding transactions likewise unusually small. The rates generally current were nominally as follows : London slid North Western "even" to per cent. con tango Great Western o,,t ditto Midland Wes to iv/roost. ditto Lancashire and Yorkshire Cab:demon -16 to 16 ditto Berwick e to i per cent. d.. York and North Midland South Salim even to 1.16 per els. ditto Another auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is to take plate at Madrid on the 28th instant, the sum assigned for the pupae being 376,800 reels. The Council of India invite tenders for the convey ance of 800 rrornits from Gravesend to Calcutta also of stores to Bombay and Calcutta. TUESDAY EVENING Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 931 to Z, ex die., for the Bth of Jule, opened this morning st 931, to a, rose to 931, " buyers," and closed at 03Z to 1. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Console, for account (Bth July), 931, 1, I, ex die. •, Three per Cents. Re duced, 941 94, 941, 94; New Throe per Cents., 94, 94), 931, 911, 931, 94; Bank Stock, 219 , 220 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1868, 95; the scrip of the New Loan, 94. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was in demand, and was marked 94. Exchequer Bills were steady at 235. to 26e. prem., and India Bonds at 6e. die. to par. The new June Exchequer Bills will be in course of issue to-morrow (Wednesday). Foreign stacks are still ruing. The principal feature was again an extraordinary demand for the Old Turkish 6 per Cants, which were in especial request after the recognised hours, and finally left off at 761 to 771, being 21 per cent. higher than yesterday. The rise within two days amounts to 34 per cent. In the market for bank shares the tendency of prices was upwards, the inquiry extending, amongst others, to Bank of Australasia, City, Oriental, Otto man, Bank of Egypt, and Union of London. Na tional Bank shares continue in request, and are marked 541 (231. paid). 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In the mining market little business has been done. The transactions have been principally con fined to shares in Wheal Margaret, West Caradon, Wheal Trelawney, and West Seton. East Wheal Russell shares are heavy.. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain dull. The accounts presented at the general meeting of share holders ht North Dolcoath Mine, held a esterday, ehowed • balance is hvour of the undertaking of 3,0374 12a. 21. A dividend of 2e. 6d. par share was declared, leaving the sum of 4124 lb. 2d. to be owned to the next account. The agent's repo wee caiddered satisfacto At t he North Frances meeting, Mines meeting, held on the 9th inst., the amounts showed a balance in favour of the undertaking of 9021.; and • balsam of assets over liabilities to the amount of 1,69 7!. L. ea... Ai a two•mon'hly meeting of adventurers In Hingston Downs Consols Mine, held yesterday, the accounts showed a cash balance in favour of the adventorin of 2081. 16s. 2d., and an satimatel balance of payments over receipts before the next misting of 7821. 7s. 6d. A call of 2s. 6d. par share was made. The following is the .gent's repeat : " The 110 west is suspended to enable a croesout to be put out north to intersect • valuable part of the lode discovered in the 100 fathom level to have gone off in that direction, and which ft I. expected will be reached in 6 feet further driving. In the 100 west the lode is worth 1 ton of ore per fathom. The 100 east en north lode Is 8 feet wide, 4 tons per fathom, The pitches eontinue much the same, and about 220 tone of ore will be ready for next sampling." Baal Tamar Mine sold on the 11th hut. 40 tom of lead ore at 121. 18s. 6d. per ton. :: 1042103111. 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