The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-26 00:00:00

MR. RCM resumed ut 10 opposition to the :act with some re. of private lona*, the public mind. that be believet on thetr triey of the pet:donor we to th• medical what wit% the p ar _ need to Mr. Rook. t that moment this grab,* of sessiegisi a/leged tweak,. en the parties who won of opinion than, misqt• foo Bat the medkal wisely aware that the am of latoxim miner. Dr. Forties ly J 1 mholtted that end Gamble rapidly. was gynerally cored a miry dose beerkei be abrsble slaw spoke la • molt aday. sot a single loam tekkk he had so Jana. To ahoy Ito would ram to Boot, phyukkaa of It woe elleMd that laeloacee is witklt oil al 212 among mien. • comparison that nowt wan ...amble to ate wire', Mart that ea setabliekaaant, wow stbibutahle rhos Window both woolly resin from owly end, ter re- dolooloso of Kr. tot was Ur posh*. milloomai hi the arty, Ilvkag oil hie I this loquiry would roia lila sad Ws perms to M oeda them ; bat so say that one got hums wan that Late Woo 'silk hie ed to the ostrary, ti my messy ushapplosio Bo®. room diepositioo, bolo consatiol d sosio to privist I very Fatatid to b. bet cifeseestaarle Wean of property, he lie wife, oa whore be Wag a good deal of ew•bllehmeate, ow While Übe former was Aberdeerry, the hor n aseesemlly race mes them. At the be Jury bad his ne living ekes at &Urea, and a plat bare premed the jury here s p eed Mrs. Rare were et It/4 by Mr. Benin. accompanied them, tly roliscted *ad nee. e entirety raw was minas, the whole Ite pay. The whole eines Oetalerr, 1E47, memo winch they ge, the pas tag of a • take retareed the nammints canskiers lit Mere a Pritlida. I lees bet• • nom • eapdtlter• with it for wire acaorrei. waked ben elle& 1 I the ddadae• wen 'web was the saw It wee at Poled, at Ildres, VW a /WSW !bat would Wed le B. that iia it vied by perilous Me eitiod—simisel time Ise was ri because she was tat have peoesalad. was ? Riatted sad sto big paranoids= MOM the mum alf this period? B. ;iit to Reuling M. • with Mr. Band, Mooing his related failantine's remark' • whateree about e a verdict foe his rn ity of violates to trne4l out, be &v -end be peddled Winslow amid be twee of We geettle reeponsible ? Oa • 'ay ors neigbt be ag the 'hide of bie i• *all pa lidera.. His wit Readisg, rad there bar. They had an &Helmet tredwine o the miss who me evils teas all UN ed to any ad of It w dear Not the asylssi at rest award by std wbatever lee ty as • sere. TN Rook beg sot bon have bean ; dad e.d--estadog lie 'f mop:wary di. kiag, the* bed ly ewe wield bare bee, lie es* le rir set so the cabled d. shoal Nee bees Idles tbesendeta. Is theme wrylosete to ettlea yantase rev bad a &red W eald 4001. a year. on 4 the cadatie oar ; bat the wd7 dire visaed Sad ? 000 °.• b. vie wee the prollsiike *Atom moll dit the sums partlaidorgl 0.4 prwillo ol 4 via I to cart Idd ble lo b to arts, say ow at eiveseklell ant • • ' fart " his date diattisrtesii bid erg, sad dad 10 0 sad progisk" d ; We MM. gl• • re ray do ell Shea (L• 6101•11 Tied lee •11.00 •• to able dasslos Mag. lave▪ d the NW tr say fossisios• ssasity, he desk/ r a g es redeem to ahoy that there vas at peed what gar for ma a make ; tad eves M ha aberald Itmeribsr be g asp al some saki of dolma maw the Mei see of i g geopemem, Met meal be se masa am mks ma Iss ought to have berm kept la eanamammat. The woad counsel °occluded with aa eloqesat appeal to the jary it to Agawam the continued deteatioa of a masa who had sot t o e guilty of any act of violate% and who was dirty =moot taking oare of hr i verty, merely as amera og which no Mager e Mr. lielart Alezaader Fishar-1 as a tombs, of the bar. I moue a aster of Mr. Rork la ISO. A yaw, Imam of Naomi" , married soother enter. After my madam I wad awe to hie house and stayed there from August to October. la 1861 b. elated the lighibltion, end he had • loam In tows. I saw a good deal of him. I mw ne amigo of mama in bloc. He wee alma. la the Mkt sir madag to town sod censaltieg me abed ha mass. I bed visited oat al Ms galleries widish liad ban mewed. I should my that those minas might have bean prudishly warlord. I communists& with a scientiao person on the sob low Hs did am appear to me to possum say exaggerated Mesa of hie property. Is 1867 he waa talking to me of tomultiag Mr. Taylor, ea eminent mineralogist, and he had brought specimen@ of slats sail ore to show that gentleman. In August, 1857, I taw him la Boat, sad I thought ha err WI VW Y Math thaa sour. H. was to have visited me, bat that mailbag was postponed. On the 6th of November I received IM first Intimation of his supposed tummy. Mr. Dowd, weber brothar-ta-law of Mr. Rook, brought ma a letter bon Mr. Barnet. Mr. Barnet was a perfect stronger to Ins, weigh I had beard hI. asses nentiond. I vent down to Raiding, sad saw Mrs. Rink flhe told nis than la had been sat to Moorcruft that eery mai* I inpeamed lay eurPriva angrily, sad is nay siring imam Mr. Bonet aterwarde mat KM the sad I aim impressed a Idle the displmetwe I fit at am= boss dose. I wait to Moarereit at the Th. I wee mem plaid by Mr. Wainwright. Dr. Mall edema te anew me to speak to Mr. Roth. I /visaed MDT. Stißwel mho I was. I had aa opportu alty of swig Mr. Beek. We woe taw tap law a bed room, sad Mi. Ira or keg* late the pass withal toy sight. Dr. 8t uslMYmermg itlhr be am Mr. Water bad ban atie Y Asia amyry mop= of In mal. He mud that he egy temme. Da the M onday 6.llowing Tab 11.111111.111.1111 d 110 Mooreroft. We saw Mr. ea las essubla ht the pre same of Dr. Stillwell; kat we woes ea use la balm say osiameateatioa with him leas it alma the Ma. Be ap peared as well as ewe I saw ham. tesitted his slang la a most aftectionsse msemor, aid ammel periberty maimed.— IA letter was lime ia from Mrs lath, dated the 1151, k whisk she &skied her Ina dianalaseica to act ease ass advice 4 the dile Meters wise bail of the sal te rat ray legal peasealkep ad la aetltwa tor the purpose of eltertes all MOM AM 1= 41 7 veil. aid I saw Mr. Race pala de fairwhig skis oscesioa we sew dm aims. He said be thought be had hem egghead by e ad he wished to know .by Mr. Admit* bk Kai dieserry, hat diwartad Mtn f Bs said he did it dew am he ha boa dead there. Bs mated me le go and man em shim. I sal I *said are Ike te aide awe agate mpasM, but I said I hat roma hash la wham I lad easidaty sued IYM Km that I @Wald briag lava Mr. Walareight M hat m the Mewing lay. The mundrisa he willed M be min am ter paries respe pa ake his ma ad Mr. Dena Oa the fikivebig day he ve Kr. Weisurlght a esesalve al his jel. WAD; aseed lid to haw tie eplam of a dam ema Ms ear. I did gat am him mint Bisieena. I wad Semi Y 11, bat was refinet adkaram—[Here a Ida Irma Dr. Mwel, of the 451 of May, Tr pat in, in whia paakine wag ate le the agent le ma Mr. Ruch admirer he pissed. 0. Ike la of Jame war letter wee minsang the lealletlaa.l-1 did ad me Mr. Rock whoa he gam up Whim Ihe Leas luillem ia July. Hs ta=iwry milima ad may taisilipa. Dula. the lam r kw days he stayed at the ma bail with ma, his tembakaad lister. He las appear/ She aa anamipated aim. I brut put the_ genii= pais* le la be has ellesai that Mr. SraiserdeaLa swift mute rattly eatidaskty M hat, mai tist he ail ad me dila that ha wa ha hem sulk yof mm twarristy. I Aida my that he might le dieshereed INK plead eddy. To maw him aide mad delve bin mei I amp andimed him par lay dub te tribe ease 4 hie . =lan rather a else auk thendunked le Never breadet say hmiaity la the W . Csamszatelaa hyMr.lll.Chambem—lle always appeared 110 VW to b• OAS lampemia a dhow mm ; hut 1 hen net bed lay tittattiv• oppertealip of Aoa g of we bait.. Be would drink more wine ern I waM; bat I acme saw hint /mak. Whoa I saw Dv. MENA in the Illth of liffseskr I nail him whether Mr. Bah bed bees tidal, it head "My au, he le the most galls sad geathadaly paha I am bad. Bat ins bed beam and tor it might asks Ma." My wife mad I did it pfa Ilmioft shoat a mama am the 9th of lily. We vim Wag at Bedbili. IMa Mr. Wainwright all me le Masesealt, as a fraud, la atlas tam I might ad limit etyma. I we. very averse to med dle la beaky asks warm 111,1,00 . 1107 d the faintly : Mr. Reek itieTt trevellei . fa the ' meal atteekso mil so ahem . lam& I romoned with War, sad told kin that the seggielone as hits and were absurd. fie neemtiosied his aupphien sheet Mt. hernMe di egging hie wine. My romeoieg wYh him made a greet impression gym hiss; art be slawood that that was the first time he Mil • on toothy of speaking to hie ems Ismhz. I temiaded him diat we had seen him la November. He soli ho had Des very much smocked that ere shield mow lave eavationed the suLieet of his conflamema Ye him es that occasion, sr it had mode Met Mimi thee all Ms tinily had tamed spins* Mira. I Mid hiss *Mit mem asa sossmeri to legal re into his demise about pima, Ise dry were bosh,"—(a Isueb)—atid reminded him that he bed been drinking, and I told bin that he might to throw all that eft his mind. On the 4th of Ma I had been to DT. Stillwell's sad had been rebind pegholm to see Mr. n mck. On the same main I ntdsad Ms litter of pannimion. I did amp after receiving that poreshelen,ea secoaat of the ex ppansser and the intsrferencs It weal/ has eimssd with When at ths asylum I mob my owe Imarraces. I Hem* that Me laremets were befog enerllkel to those of dr mad balm (Latalitor.) Ido mat tram bow away mg dm Ina No anise Dewed as oat die freq. I warnibb Ds. Statawiw; bat Dr. briparrar \POW as* bo atomdlag to the wool yomitho bur Um t. p bows Io a nue was • populate la May or Jam that M.= drab% be tot Into a cottage with a nail area at near d lb Ma& Stmt. Ruck made as see Hot bar balbawf • M dada m are of him. Ide mot Whew thee b hoe wear his Mi. gybes—That is enough. (loinghter.) Illroamissi by 14r. Janie--He INS had Islaikaa, bat I lb sat woolaw that Its Iwo bon mod Is the auras now al the temm. 1M dew died to bays the aatiorto of lib &- Wm lavabo. We. I Urban that W east boa bra mot poicalldol to him. The amo waswrooratiag trim tar wont to prow. THE RAILWAY CATASTROPHE NEAR DUDLIY. This lamentable occurrence is still tbso absorbing brie or tsiorost throughout tbo ibstriet. 11, to s We bIICT Itst attest so twitter bra lei tabs *co b st tberils it w oairerat4 naboessd cm Torii ovolUig that 'bra more of tbs Wend postal um Mug, thug bins rbit tbs caber of beg coisultaos to I& Tbs emoss abbe' systsmay i • the solssmo of a es tompriey yostonlimbst we ontestrossely hem to say it els whit at isiadasisa. All the Waded peedissa ;sve dive Wei alibi; sea at thew were propels divedwahly, sad Mel stewsgsaree re not SOW appiebewled la more dm two edditional dere. It le mow dusty aishlished that the frda led out arrived et Hamad Oeit illethes ea its return how Wor cester whoa it sepereted; sad last the amebae which divided were propwly atteelied with shed& sad aide chains. Than is liseedure ap Wine attaibutable le say of the sebardiswle eddaida of the oreepaay ors that ere; but impartired goer Bose will me doubt arise u to the satichaey of these litailsh }tp; sod the strain to which they owed le be sabeatted as soot ea iodise ma that from B rettal- Mao to Round Oak, dad lbw mu tat of break power requisite for lie werldag et a Nee 4111 seaway whin tie prodigal is Ila 76. The larvirybos bows sidierwasd dir • week, der* which dew the tallest lowed piles bete thew sad sa Pam quettoas perthseat to the min will a doubt base Oats —Direly/um fat of this BUTES IT Daconststo.-0a Monday, about soon, so adder d • err Mamie dam essorad dads at Witham* • rad maul Woof Clerk, 111 Moog MP. lirillogir 00 4 onalooltak wb• MI cams as • 140 tosa Midi sib lie wads ad fad* ady • as* bahs* was Waft fa Or ssa al he miss, Jan with Ms bream ktir yaw man, visa, vaatar los be he ad, M w airrkd way by de tides Ws *dim iris • bat lasilasimal tamp to am mil yr ealwarial voschis Os dam TM wawa° ••••••1 I* N 4E O • glom -a• do abide Of de Ootess.—lssma Cbsontia Hansa-. Taft** (Tasan) "uhf, a atoaratiray sodded ft ornad as d• firers. rusakiag la tb dasab of Yr. lilabsed Pod*. hollsad al do Tomes Ansa los, Tosstssabsoy. dimly at shwa Med. laddlog IM domed sod by sr* Yf Tressalary abed A* staled l Ms soindag upon • taw• mood= W TM party was la • plasmas s ins by 8 bat old*, sad cambia of aso *Ow N 7osa h lord by • dosaboat al stoat Oa moo MI dasoilogb asore—oodur kw 1 ea. TM maw MO bads woo aa Mori TM poly, m = • pismire day, yew niagalair drat bar 4,aa 1 :11 Epos aselotoy mo do sad visk. dessamd, sir or d ds tba lins Dag brake mar iMa ds d Os bed, to de sad Irbil a de, sal JR ow brad. 111, mak, sad, adelasandlai dbl., all body id ths aidortztaew rasa was ad nosond Ili so Mar bad alsrL The ammo' Woo • wido W. In M ik lN* km dads* I• soma la Waremior Ciros. .013 L 110171fD DEOwNIED TN TIEN 81711117 CANAL.—Tultadisg, tba istiseat oet lb. body et Hasa Berk lipid 12, vibe w foud drowsed Is lb. Berm Carl, oft mgisti M Cosiberwell. No frank light was throws is osstlisr, sad the jury maned $ Teaks at "?end Deg." THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1858. TUB POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-110M M. ?MITT. Pieria Qualm a nepeotatily-•tdreelfrish tailor, was sum moned by Daniel Foley, • brother snip Wu a son of the Emerald Isle), for unlawfully assaulting him on the night of Saturday lar. Both had evidently taken port in • " moimmege," for their eyes were blurt:mad sad their fox' mostobed most delightfully. Complainant depusod that about 11 o'clock he wee minis. at supper, at his place in Bosh-lane, with a young woman, when defendant called upon him, aockunpeniedby his wife, and • young roan who worked with him. Almost es soon aa tleei ental:a au; room, emne bear was ant der by one of dr party, and Then some more, and Awls isms wawa, till at lint Übe defendant waddenly jumped up, and without the altdataa provavados, amok him a violent blow otar tin haw Ma Wm dialrad ddandant to kayo his i 62111111% but In- Mail at bang as dedasdmamt and his friends all set span tint, art be um wily Maid to bits. nyl DIM WINS, who wu at supper with complainant, it sad added that if she had not pat YQrsiTie b= las blow, oomplainant's face world bon ben baysbn his sash. R d rt. I ffighbllo7clMPOW totally denied , the truth of that state meek NM emill he cmly streak the complainant in self-dr Iron when the latter, after drinking all he could get, sud denly eallei Wm • scamp, and told him to be of, widt hs( lir is he did to The "yawn ma" who was Is delendar's awry at the time sad, r won se they erred the soon the rung woman who wee at nipper with compleirolt sad, "Well, let's have roe bow," and at the ors roe rid up to view on empiz a jag big emir lo hadrrs • gallon. sot sem rey e _to rued ao vitamin met Wag he lest ebabby, they dews sixpere OS the bile, with whisk the To®g wear herr tit doper% rd ear Mar with some parr That yr awes deer sawed somebody gave • hint that rue Neer word be eitieraltba owl es nobody elmpeodeor sip shisay, whore threw lows • de. piece, whir dedweirt Ws up, sad kid down a shilling he he gar &Wag where de. so thst they " Mood" that ties elepahee emb. The roam women this got ore Nees drink sr se run ea that was dose, eaapOirot err them r swop, and mired them out of hie phase. At the err tiro be ett oak Qwlly, eel es he wee misted by es hiee se eremem, • " earmage" took place, in which received sa much ea he gave. The Lord pusi zered They both appear to have bum its the . of look their eyed end her any ern lv the smart. What al=lnly, hr. we thought It wee born Ms rp re do pier mad pre 6d. bred, sad that Foley NW yang worm wanted the whole of It to be err The Lord Mgr mid Foley appeared to hare bees the agipossir, or lb enamors most therefore be dreharged. MAILLIKALOUGH-STREET. DIIIIIIRSINO A CONOCIGATIOI. - - - intal7;;;Nid as - a - - rtSaelt - a;i7, - Wm .— Charged before • blegboa wlib is =runk and riotous and disturbing the at the church of fit. Oiles'-in tbs•=l"l"delallinv4iss sank& Mr. Gimp meastruastsr, of the public school of • Maser-tribs-riel said that on the previous orea iot M zwi ta cisid during divine service in the church, and e i west on properly till ten minutes past eight, whoa be bird some one, in a loud voice, say to the minister, while bs was pwaohing, " Shut your mouth." Witness timid mad aid looked for the churchwarden, but M miss b., sat down, and bed no sooner' dim se than bs board the was pe rs on cry out, in as molly lend ussmer, "Hass , lam.' He then asked tbs pre ripsaw wk. was Ilse purses, wed she pointed out the pferamr as the porton. He the. west for one of the dicers er the beadle, and sadists, was &lag so the pristine treated W stadoot. The prisoner asswied to bars been drinking, awl rho thought it probable he would continue his annoy. sacs, a polierconstable was mat for, sad b was given into custody. In WWI" to Mr. Mash= the accused said he was very sorry. He would promise his worship ha would not repeat Um offence. Mr. Bingham said be was Inclined to accept his sad ordered the SONUPed to Sod one mecurity for 4 3In pt behaviour for the next three months. SHABE LISTS.-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLool. The railway share market to-day is very inactive. Manchester and Sheffield stock has given way. Great Western and London and North Western are also quoted t to per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. The latter is especially prejudiced by the nnfavonrable traffic return. Pre- sent quotations are u follows :—London and North Western, 921 to 931; Midland, 961 to 97; Great Western, 60t to t i London and South Western, 461 to 47 per share; Great Northern, 26 to t ; and Eastern Counties, 12} to Grand Trunk of Canada shares are firmly imp at yesterday's advance, but the Six per rtd Cent. Preferential /louds remain heavy. Great Western of Canada shares are more inquired for. In foreign descriptions very little business has been done. • 1l .1 I t. ••• id 11.p.d. ~~ .4 l A. 2 V !TRIO& I. 6i ii ~~~::; WAIN, 14 a 'sow 4314 SI xd ad Ili Al IYI NI 1' 113 i tlr 4. ..-/. JOINT Mal SLIM al ST a/ 111171111 f 2 1 I LS is 13 Si TS ll' TS IS - Is 1 11 sal • NB 101 IN 1 1 MI 1 1 a 1 1 1 2 Pff i I PR tar 0010116 L 1116 II 51 l ir i e Re /h. 1 9 01 0900 u. IPd 1 CIL lola 1 1181.1. ... 9s. Or .4109.644.394649419 HO 11911 1191 In 194. D0.144991.P419 4 / 1 /94. 100 112 114 tais . IL _Dwrir: 4 l99.l. = 1011 4 g i 109 119 f t p .09.41. Deb 109 Vial 10 1101,00 St. ova 84011913p.91.91. Dab. nAms. 1111 NO 1011 Oli ..... 91. 4.Au5.094.4 seas WI 100 111 --91. 19141.114 mileb IN 09 111 199 BRITISH MINEEI. i i 4 .. 'it li as NI 41 is 111 4 a so 11 it 91 4. 1 i - i_ T. IA 111- - -: 1 .....t„ 5 TS II II IS IT 111 110 Ws SO *1 1/ Ii II 11 1 411. lOS 10111 If I* a se 3 % ii. 1 f 11 IS 1 — l ll l 1 21 11 .. U U , 21 aow 114 i l i • • • •mi Y it I it it zit um idm IN II id I li i zd zd ZOCIAL 8114R11 AGA17.128. Mr. Denby Seymour, M.P., im now travelling thaw% the ebbs of America. MOLT'S)! MISSIONS IN THZ ARCTIC RIGIONB. Was MOOR Pew left lest year kr she while Ming at Cataberbad Malts he was acwcapanied by M. Wealsov, a 1 GIONS Moravia% missionary, Locasily stabling to 1 Otesaked for tea yews, sad who now vest eat for obserradea ca the liablte, go lc is i g t the seam eon s tir rad a ebier le neon ea the preheat at a Agla the thew. Mr. Wallow Mahe that the lid a te ' to catheot with wow theethim In cif ft wa rioter theme mem whets he Ihiod They art ealgeshey la dwlr balk thlir• progeny WWI taw ; Ihelt disithimn wilder al*, trade, and they wire htheseill oil williaghlareer he eaaolawed te them the e ib a ho ljegel. Clepleht ramp, In hie beierethewewlik Wit the pia ,he raw% hes towed dam Waft wad , libletoethepal le ake may Whew, ha hh rawer. lo Mase ,ca lthlechwthe ad Se w ple. 'the IL itanheer mi Posy agree is haw that the Swami we ew- e free Et the it et ew a gmemAl nib. Am • el their hisillwood tee rhpeth_lL Wwfweir Mahe la imaifliss the onantry, hay %IR W Sawa tamper i awes el the bid with medal, saasaaay, amarlbg the thibewmtlawdoms. K. Weimar pwoomede It baba Is • rwarielors. lthalurgli an him way thather.—thlie as ow MM.—Alderman T. M'Donnall, ci Lfwehth, with hhbwny wale day* apes en outside oar a Umemer d• Iffigaii had a narrow asps, the home bather team hight mad ea WI In the themiew of the ebb. He was withilihthet gale at Mean die well, wan %Ada ha maid hoe yam, whew Ma* Geode, sir wee Agog by at the tie_, sal eteurred the *lna pad** of the party, thew • weaver boas bie pocket and shot the hone deed.—Lboriek Cliweishic A MAN Ibror DT AOClDthrt.-43n Sunday eth MOM lestot nub nand MIMS* 1111 ±a nt aatth r died at flatten, from tbs dab ditten, el • ell 1 Thothey laet. la the wane of theid—iiiihe hers lameay with Mr. John Bale, of wit '" man - 17 *lag et s nark, thee t p laWsissim thsw ato Sidi he _ tribMW— 1114, however, • quand es" tial• to True the eyed, which wag leaded ebb foes ftpheas, mad ha tie whom of the &wet that is cesteate wen by see let di sob lie wee at mom eusovedVapeilikamedked sagesloa, bat, ow alawdy Math, he upend an Owally Chtestshars lawsinv. MONBY KARIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. The funds to-day are firm, the late improvement being fully supported. The government broker con tinues hie purchases, but the general business re- mains very limited. Consols are quoted 981 to 97 both for money and the 7th September. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 971 to I ; the New Three per Cents., at 97} to ; the New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., at 801 Bank Stock, at 227* ; India Stock, at 215 to 2171 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 31s. to 345. prem. ; India Bonds at 18s. pram. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1839, at 1001. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures continue in good demand, with an upward tendency. The Debentures of the first ism are officially marked 984, and the scrip of the second issue, 984 to 984. Foreign stocks are decidedly firm. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan has been in active demand, and is marked se high as j prem.; the present quotation is to # prem. There has likewise been a brisk demand for Anglo-Peruvian Four-arid a-Half per Cents., which have risen considerably, being lut marked 924. Spanish and Sardinian Bonds are likewise inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1031; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents, DM (scrip), f, I, f prem. ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1061; Danish Five per Cents., 1041; Mexican Three per Cents., for ac count, 211; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account (August 31), 901, 921; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 70! ; Sardinian Ave per Cents., 911; Spanish Three per Cents., 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 281; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 104 ex div.; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 391. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 70fr. 160. for the account, being the same as the last price of yesterday. The Bourse is decribed as" firm." It is understood that the East India Company do not propose to repay to the Bank of England the loan of one million sterling, which they obtained from that establishment immediately prior to the crisis of last autumn. The duration of the loan was to be a twelvemonth, so that the amount would become repayable five or six weeks hence. The inte rests of both parties will be consulted by the renewal of the loan, for the Bank must rejoice at the oppor tunity of keeping so large a sum employed, and the East India Company will not be under the necessity of applying to other establishments, or to the open market. The Bank, too, are in a position to renew the accommodation at a rate lower than that which the Company would be required to concede in other quarters. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 28,0001., making an ascertained total of about 288,0001. since the date of the last return. It most not be forgotten, however, that a large amount of coin is withdrawn almost weekly from the Bank, for harvest payments in the country. For the last three or four weeks, the influx of newly-imported gold into the Bank has been to a material extent counter acted by this movement. The coin, however, is only temporarily required, and will flow back at a later period of the year. Meanwhile, the influx of Tres eery deposits, at a time when the Bank's discount business is trifling, warrants a belief that the bank ing resources of the establishment must be steadily aufg nfing. the amount market yesterday there was a fair demand. The current rate for first-class bills was 21 per oent.,with exceptional transactions a fraction lower. Scarcely any dicoount business was done at the Bank. In the Stock Exchange loans were readily obtainable on government securities at 11 per cent. The Vanderbilt, from New York, has brought 28,8801 in specie, of which 12,64101. is for England and the rest for France. The Vigo, from the same has also brought 15,4881. A large slim is un derstood to be i cp forward by the Persia. The silver e for Bombay by the steamer Sultan, which • sail to-morrow, is only 3,2161. The improvement in the Austrian money market continues. At Vienna on Tuesday the exchange on London fell from 10.9 to 10.7. The oorn market yesterday was steady at Mon day's ratio. The mercantile world will learn with satisfaction that a company is in course of organisation, under the title of the Indian and Australian Telegraph Company (Limited), for extending telegraphic com munication to Chins and Australia. The pros- pectus mentions that it is understood that the Indian government contemplate a continuance of the Red Sea line to liar:aches and Ceylon : the company now formed proposes to carry the first section of its wires from Ceylon to Singapore; and eventually further sections will be continued to Hong Romp and Australia. Meanwhile, the details are judi ciously left for future arrangement between the com pany and the government. Agovernment paean tee, similar to that just aomrded to the Red Sea Telegraph Company, is to be immediately applied for. The capital for the first section is fixed at half a million sterling, in 25,000 shares of 201. each, and pending ulterior arraagemeets the deposit will be limited to 2s. per share. The chairmen of the Great Southern of India Railway Company, Eastern Bengal Railway Company, and Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, figure as directors, and will carry on the negotiations with the government. In the event of these proving successful the Treasury will probably appoint one or two ex-allele directors, and the rest of the board will be ailed up by the share holders. The sucomsful submersion of the Atlantic cable has removed all doubts as to the practicability of the undertaking ; and there is a universal sionvio tion of the absolute necessity of establishing, without delay, telegraphic communication with even the most distant of our colonies and dependencies. The only thing needed to give the requisite stimulus to the spirit of enterprise is a guarantee from govern ment. and this surely will not be withheld. The London and North Western Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 7,9041; the Great Northern an increase of 1,2881. ; the Great Western a decrease of 6181 y and the Undoes and South Western an increase of 5081. The following official memorandum refers to the Dutch Rhenish Railway : The ?wised* the fortnight ending August 16 scant to 6,413/. tin 91L, sad for the pe rio d of list year to 8,1001.185., showisuirtarreses imd o i n r i2l. 12e. OIL hi Weser ef the pressat year. The reeelpis date the oetamettor seat el the pram! book year, ea the lit May, lactedieg the above, earreat to $1,44151. lift. N., downs ea tamers hetheesseroptadteggeriod et leet 1,9201. 6s. The week kof =posse Par the eloseat M 2,8331. 2e. 28., 0r11.67 per oat. et the reeelpte, sal tor lb. year to WAIN. 17s. IL, or $7.116 per oat. Tba accents far the last year ligroin bees kept apes a dtthreat mom, ae fair eenpwiess of tin firemaratli avalease Is Falb% bat the espemitters et the yew 1867-69 acs d 6 per coat. The halt a tarly meeting of the Southampton Dock Company, took place yesterday. The available balance amounts to 6,4601. out of which a half-yearly dividend was declared at the rate of Three per Cent. per annum. The directors' report was adopted. At a meeting of the British Exchequer Life Assu rance Company, held yesterday, a resolution was passed authorising the transfer of the business of the undertaking to the British, Foreign, and Colonial Association. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the State of Georgia Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds. A telegram from St.. Petersburg, dated Tuesday, mentions that the steamer Russian had sprung a leak while loading at Cronstadt, and, when the despatch left, had 6 feet of water in her hold. The cargo consisted principally of wheat and cats, and the former was being transhipped. The Roden has arrived from Sydney, with 8,109 bales of wool, 4,826 hides, 1,740 bags of copper ore, 149 casks of tallow, and 46 casks of oil. Mr. F. R. Newton has been appointed agent for Liorra at St. Croix. 3 WIDNIIDLY A fresh improvement of per cent. took place to-day in the funds, which are strengthened by the satisfactory tendency of the bullion movement and of the foreign exchanges, coupled with the continued rise on the Paris Bourse. The purchases seem to be chiefly of a solid character, speculation being stagnant. There were, however, a few bona fide sales to-day, but they did not affect the firmness of the market. In some of the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency was upwards- English, Brazilian, and Canadian railway shares were in increased demand. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 to >f for the 7th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 97 " sellers." For money the last price was 961 to 97. The government broker made another email purchase of New Three per Cent. stock. The official hominess report is Sk follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, , 1; ditto for amount (7th September), 961 96/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 971, 1,1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 971, 1,1, 1; Bank Stock, Me; India Four per Cent. Debentures (first issue), 961, 981; ditto, scrip of the second issue, 971, 981, 96. The scrip of the second Indian Loan was in con siderable demand, and closed at 98 to 981, or 1 to 1/ prem. upon the reserved price. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 31s. to 34e. prem., and the June, 221. to 25a. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 13s. to 16e. prem. The foreign stock market was moderately active, and, in a number of cases, including Spanish and Sardinian Bonds, the tendency was upwards. Turkish Six per Cents. have again risen 1 per cent., closing at 961 to 1. The half-yearly dividend on this stock falls dose six weeks hence. Some of the purchases are also intended to cover speculative sales previ ously effected in anticipation of the new loan. The Eninterested in this operation are now holding t i. . * The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 104 to 1 ex div. ; and Venezuelan Active Bonds 39 to 40. The scrip of the Brazilian loan has advanced to to 1 prem. Buenos Ayres Bonds were marked SO. The shares of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company were firm, closing at itprem., " sellers". The scrip certificates are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the letters of allotment. A settlement in the shares will doubtless be immediately appointed by the Stock Exchange Committee. Numerous purchases of Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock were effected to-day, and the heavy fall which took place yesterday has been folly re covered. Bank shares to-day experienced no important alteration. Oriental Bank were rather flatter. Australian Agricultural shares met with an aetive demand, and rose about 21. Peel River Land were also inquired for. East and West Indian Dock stock was officially marked 1251. I ID MEL MIS, i ABM I =6. 1.. DO Mat Asesal: P. 6... • it IN Da Ip. a ... It. 1N S. D ONaa M. 110 Ma, IN -4:: ft. IN De. Jowl p. Mat It an Illialon. 4 per It IN S. leamilina 4 put It. IN limyl Obiges, fp. Mat It IN 1401‘ Desa PPPpI lt: et It IN 11 11. MO Dm. 4 MREilp. SI pia St IN Da 44 gat ... ...... NI N De. li p. a rata* aka 0 PM Memelll I 413 (44.11.11 .1 4 e. 14 4 0.144. M. MI Da. Ia at NM a l* Ital It 184 1 Mat la at. N. ... IN ann. t vale* 4 p. a It. IN tenNisagr Nal W I ill Ma. Birm anad.M.llp.a. 1 t. IlkuNg. alls• Elm P M a cr OE Nam St IN Gra It MANN' I p.a St 11l IN N. I* Im re I li g atTaftl at KIN Ds. M. 4 par at. a IN 11 1 f lum r.Ortillpa a. N. IN N.llO. a St. Mit 1 S aadOIN * ta i tt ed =:=4. 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Beath ......r..s:taiiit re MI; andaglams dean, at fit—atrataahma Ilrearwerb, OM lIMIts.4. ai *WIC Or ma W olina, ei Ma ; landeldias =Maw UM/. "a I° al DOCIILS ATTIMPT AT SUICTDE. A miserable-looking man, who gave the name of Henry Mum*, aged 78, a shoemaker, residing at 28, Little Claren don-street, Somme - town, wu placed at the bar before Mr. Tyr white, charged with being drunk, anti twice attempting to commit suicide by hanging The prisoner yesterday morning was mach the worse for liquor —eo much eo that it war found nexus' y to kick him up at the Boeure , town polio. station. About thus o'clock in the afternoon, when Bateau Ml:ileum 8 0, the acting inspector on duty, went to visit him in the cell, he found that the defendant had taken off him neckerchief, and placing it through the small trap-door had endeavoured to hang himself. The sergeant reasoned with him, and the deka dant promised that he would not repast it; but, when in t h e usual coarse of visiting the cells, via., after the lapse ti about 10 minutes, he found him repeating the atilemplAte placed a constable with him. The prisoner mid Ise wee a miserable men, that he had • wide who wee *bent 40 yam younger than himself, end that she, Whig in the ermethet habit of getting intoxicated, had made hie Ws miserable, rid he wee fully delersalead to pet en end to it. The prisoner, who sewed to le Wiring from delirium liveleene, was me adod to thojlooso ad Dolooska. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENO! or aLSOISSO rizadourz.) STOCKTON MEETINO.—(THIS DAY.) Alll7ll).—Basette, Captain Woodderbaun, Hammßheas, Onattatobar, Gram Darling. Pantomime, Logle O'Boohan, Jabs, Jana, Babylon, Vasil* The Bean, Meta, Chocamon, Clawatanay, &amends, Teride, liortaymrs, Viviano, Ramo. berry, Baehal, Lady Inraboon f—Bleenah's dam, t= Seem& Deane, Mm. Stowe, Cla-a, Bel, King of Midea, A midis, Oarmateo, Dasesay, Volta, Mar- A Mmie Naughton, Preload*, Rare bit, air Writer &nit, to , U da Nord, Maschim, sad !Matto am bow SOCIAL AND MODAL ENFZCT OF PIINLIC FOUTI- Daws •aD PLATOROVNDe 1X LITIRPOOL.—Tbe hem- team of public drhiking fountains, as a means el senitsry and social improvement, was pointed out by the Limepool Blicasolor is his chyme to the grand jury this week; sad M a premstmest made by the jury, at the class of the aredone, wigs they folly cower in the Reondre's obeervatkma as to this WINS of drinking fountains, they desire to express " their ekes. cems:ctioa that the temptation to drunkannees woad at begreally kesmed by inermaing the number of public wells, playgrounds, and gymnasiums, sad thereby Minding mem atinaceent mad temperate recreation for ell classes." lb. C. P. May. at Liverpool, to whom that town is Indebted yea its rabies driakisig feetaterse, has recently established at W own east a pebble premelme, the swain, of which so kr quite miles the satielpadoss of the EIMICkf nod the Ivry. - JEELUICHOLT ACCIDENT AT ERTL, NOZTH WsLys—This popsies votaries pima. Which is at prime *lsrael's& whit Waiters, tee the save of s met asplassit as the visnists of Wonky lest !Irl iam escr al-mYshll.9 solicitor from Wellington, in was bathing In the ehbfig tide, when it ta supposed he was seized with crimp. The sea was way rough at the time, and the Coastguard boat 1111111111.116.1 three several ..nim before the body could be ap. The greatest exertions were made by the brave one swimming out in a life preserver *rough the mewaen s lad the bat s all was of no snail. Crowds of aaxions black, mown whom a sabsertpdca was =r :Wad es reersrate the sea. Thenethrthaate pethema has WI a wik and dell& CARDINAL Wlethttit IN IRELAND.—Barg on Turday the Cardinal kh Dublin by railway for Ballin•sloa At the resent of hie ratan a Uri.* number at priers, red ahead two larthid trews, chiedy s i dla m a hrthiler poet rang e trllly all low thin Wei. Saving le ilea hie rat, several ticker ken the north Irekad were tateselmadi by the bids*. They haw It sacosedvely an the pt Mfrs, and hawk; nerved the Ceedi l sar thy s bl them amisg, wee permitted to kiss Ids bend. The pored hewed, wed la rellary klieg thirty perms la eark hart Wore the deer st d rrega, awl the hand of the °wheel weeyeseed ever thin Wads. The kola then Wt, and or he ender et the C.aellsal„ Mewed by his etas*" to. piked se sae of the waking-there, erd after an Werra of ahead in riots reeppeared it la seerlet etherather kg woke stocklage, markt girths, wed emir M also Vali • titinitto gold ars, • arthdita elthaled to width by ages his kart. The Veber he eteenthres tree peer rimed Mee and mitre, and soma = not sa aurae I = elp with essa l 44 who, the rvim bet knelt day sad their eletheed beadly. im dl eawk Um Vats are at Solitario*, sad here • dollar to that which bad been whammed at the TeeeetMwe terrinas wee gore through. • heat of the peketheed awl • weed et the e n d ameatled ; suer new =es wore rade, narientre were LWESSED VICTUALLERS' ANNITELIAZT Domin o At Blast IMO MAJC—llals dinner took pleas yestinia, Aar loyal Es4al, Bant ; t o 4213er pleas Iththin perithd. hY ePoshderAri lad • kegs aw;b7r - 7tre s triorde al the reseleden. CANADIAN AND Ammar Mann.-4110 WOW skewer Meth Arrira WWI yeateeday her Layered it QuellsereilMeniesel rith the Camedien mar wreak 4100 preinenee, and • We ewer The Came seesaw Asia meth re litherdiey newt tat led= with the mails end paragair Irk= wok be nerved at the Litheyer perollee ea Saw dry seal LSO, with lath hem weed LSO, and en the hafts Mega with 10.81, .ssatt Om. mix 11.• at Ohl. 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X. . 1 ". ...!! 5.7.11; 1 ° Vag; aria• • •41!! BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The Board of Trade returns for the month and seven mouths ending the 31st of July, 1868, are issued. We subjoin a statement of the total de clared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and seven months, including only the " enumerated" articles: For the month. For seven months. 1866 1867 1868 Including the " unenumerated articles," the ag gregate exports stand thus For the month. 1856 0,968,226 1867 .. 12,201,332 1868 For woo moilths. ...: - £19,F367641 „ „ 73,027,913 .... 64,461,801 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoctz. In the mining market ' to-day But Bunt sharee are quoted 981 to 99k ; East Wheal Russell, to 51 ; Great Wheal Vor, 21 to 21 ; and Rosewarne, 35 to 40. All these ;hares are in demand. As regards other stocks there is no movement of im portance. Foreign and colonial mining shares have met with namely any business. At a meeting of the adventurers in Rae Wheal Falmouth, held on the 19th inst., the seccants presented showed a balance of MI. is. against the mine. A all of 61. per share was made, payable on September 3rd. At a meeting of the adventures in Wed Sharp Tor, held yesterday, a all of SI. per share we made. Capt. Richard's report states that Morris's stops will be down to the 125 in about two months. The lode in the 110 west is looking very Pir rrnembroke and Etat Crinals Mines the agent writes under date August 24 .—" We have intimated another Win& in the 162 crosscut mouth 3 Mahe. wide, underlaying month, composed of qoarls and peach, spotted with mumile, the mound ill of a very favourable character for =Mend ; the foam& has been taken down in the same level west, is 8 inches wide, spotted with ore, and produces saving work. 1 The grouad at Smith's shaft continues favourable, at the 112 end asst of said shaft we expect an improveramst shortly, the MrsoLire yielding from to 2 tons of ore per fathom." Greet Wheal Boxy (August 21), Captain Nastoar - rem report.:—" The lode in the shaft is worth 301. per fathom for oopter. The 100 east is worth 71. per fathom. Ofhpl's shift is improved, worth 71. par Whom for copper 90 met is a promising lode. 80 west, good ors in back of end, with a promising appearance. 22 het has beat driven mess the lode in the 60 west, mixed with ore throng Swim spratkos are progressing se speedily as WIDMISDAY STRAINS. The mining market to-day was rather active. Shares in South Frances, heal Basset, United Mines, Vale of Towey, South Care Brea, and Bast Wheal Russell were in demand. There were also a number of transactions In Rose Warne United, But Basset, North Robert, Wheal Mary Ana, and Wheal Trelawney. The market for Great Wheal Alfred, Wheal Edward, and North Basset shares was flat. Cobra Copper shares were quoted lower. United Mexican were also more offered. The shares et the North Rhine Mining Company of South Australis were quoted 1-16 to 3-16 prem. COMMERCIAL AITO MLRUT& MINCENO-LANE.--THIS DAY. Suocm—This market is pssismisespiso. hat times is a want of spirit in the berm - Mellieff lgga his. to 66e. Corrim—This article has been in improved demand, and I lair prints have been paid; plantation Ceylon KM from 64e. to 76e., according to quality. snail public sales went of without showing any arterial situation in prima bat buyers seem reluctant to ruttier, in the absence of direct !Mailgram°, from China. COINS= oancea nominal at 10d. to 104. per lb. Bon.--About 260 puncheons Demerara proof sold at Sa.; woof Leewuds. Is. id. to Is. 9d. Ries bus an Improved sppearamos. A large puroluus hut been ask is Brea it &A IL ash, and 9s. to 10e. usual prieept, etcoetteg to quality. linens said steadily at prulous rates. Pepper rings- Don. at 4ed • Malabar, goo 4 at 6d. Cloves, Paean y, at le. 2d. to TALLOW WARKET.—TIIIB DAT. The market ts Erre at the maned prime :—Petirsbarg T.C. 011 the spot, 495.; September, 48s. 6d. ; October to December, 46e. 6d. ; ditto, separetelp, 491.; Jamul to METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. W• have • large amber et baits bat eisioe gar Wee ere sot very slestitaL Trade is brisk at liesdaf • yolalbass The beet Amp _ere malty Mopes& et tally Lie mem Issas 41, not reset with sr wady • eels Mil prime en slather lower. Cebu are 1111151 the Ewa se cm ligneia . Froat geeswad lielksi there we 619 buste,ollo sad Northers sad llidlestOcesties WO gad 143 mike ems beat the Haim Modes 1 " ... . 0% rt 1 t i t .u. lll . l . 7=th 6. 4• . esw wool , 4.4.4 par wedues.• 4 Do. .... „.. 4 -0 ................ 4 0 6 5, low mined UAW ...... Sit Si DO. .0.0110161 44 Wei . Limbs .... I S 44 BM** 1.441; r 7.5, evi i;40; es ever. SMITHFIXLD HAY MARXIL-1-1218 DAY. Mr. 1. J. Davis reports lob Ir pr alleallioat. rhino meadow hay. 72a. to trei.l iN'_Ns., to Ob.; lafiviov do , OW. to Ma.; tsar- t ay. o. , . &oar, old, 901. to 103 a. • saanal mai to 921. , bd.; ase, Mt to 100 a.; straw, 30.. to Us. 11 71 It 1 11 la 31 N 13 Se N 1 71 Si a • ; a tl ti 13 ld 91 96 id 1 8 4 14 191 • 101 17 U In 106 Ni N 1$ I. 13 es PI 17 15 Pa , 911 14 ad II I Poti 144 " . 1y zd as irk s d 4 N 1 961 a 9 41 71i a 1N 733 ad 1 11 SI II al 10 • • 6 da 1G 171 16 f l "48 1 lb It ft 77 79 14 11 Me ▪ n ▪ 4 Si N I ie 7 11 18 117 9 115 7 139 134 10 • li7 11! 107 It 9 16 Sy 11 111 N 91 13 N N I% n 1 4 7 je 1111 IN IN MS ad IIT 170 11 fr a IN 140 104 111 • • 11 1 111 • • N 1 IN Me 01 I 9i 4 114 1• ad 11` lf7 NI In • • ILWAYS. Clefts prima I • r pa Ti 1 is Nl' A L 21::' • - • al t al 11i per tom sY 1111 ei Si ••• .10