The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) CIIANCERY CHAMBERS. THE " VACATION BONIIIZNS." ;ne chief clerk. Mr. Edwards, attached to the court of bbilins, commenced today the vacation and got through nearly eighty summonses, es ,d by Mr. Wood in the unopposed applications. The ~,1 . .,1 part of the cases were time to answer the •out other matter of a routine character. Mr. 0.15 will h• succeeded by Ifr. Buckley, the other chief 1180,1 , 411 IiARONTTCY.-TICHBORNIL V. VCRBORNE AND TIVHBOILVE T. WOOTTN. ry,,r, , were four summonses in these causes for time and the applications were opposed. D"t'inaon appeared for Lady Tichborne and t- Me•srs. Slaughter for the truatees,and M r . H o l mes tt chnuant to the title. :t tplv.int that the proceedings were of great magnitude, i was stated that two months' further time was re - .rt.l to answer, and that it would take Mr. Barber who was going to stay in town to prepare the Aland] a month to wade through the papers. Two ..th4 were asked, and it was stated that the plaintiff sught months to get up his ease, and it would be rly useless only to give a month. chief clerk granted six weeks and by that time it seen what progress could)* made in the prepare :. the answer. THE GREAT EASTERN RAILWAT. 71.ew were three suits against the company in respect to lulling down of houses and a month's time to answer " T ica' but after a dissuasion three weeks' time was ts, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commintioner Ooulburn.) 111 RE J. T. BENT. h.inkrupt, described as a gentleman, of n, Grafton ,: Kist, previously of Margate, Bristol, Itamagate, ^simpton, Paris, Eastbourne, and while at the latter accompanying an equestrian circus through tr..' towns in Yorkshire, Cumberland, Durham, and olnshier, came up for examination and disc harge. ,II causes of failure : Want of income, losses, and ,prointment in the receipt of money under his marriage .dement. The debts and liabilities are stated at .1„ and practically there are no assets, although it is mated that • sum of &W. will be received in respect of ilue . to the estate. - 47. Aldridge appeared for the official assignee, and in ...el the court that the bankrupt had not complied with pier made by Mr. Commissioner Holroyd, directing ....to tile a cash account for 12 months prior to his bank. sir. 'trough opposed for creditors . 1 71r. neer, wh r o r supttiXl, sai — crthat the bankrupt had 4 placed in a peen ' position. A fortune had been _-. to him on attaining his majority, and when he became ::tied to property there was no one to advise him and he ...me acquainted with a number of gentlemen who found Acuity in relieving him of his money. in Honour—You are doubtless well acquainted, Mr. -I. with the habit. of thee* itinerant gentlemen. (A . ;h.) ran you state how the bankrupt contrived to shim present large amount of debt.? qr. Reed—The bankrupt was very much attached to ~.., and unfortunately for him he became connected, _ht residing at Eastbourne, with an equestrian circus ,al was pealing through the town. The bankrupt did 7,ceire any of the money earned by the circa., but be .rune liable for the debts. 6. Honour said that however that might be the bank • hal not filed the accounts which had been ordered, tile sitting would be adjourned in order that Mr. Com. Baer Holroyd might deal with the case on his return. j 4,wed protection was granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) BOW•STREET. CHARGE OF NANsLAUGHTER. Ok! Mahoney, a compositor, was charged with man- Ater. elfin= Williams stated that be was in a publiehouse in rlert's-pasage yesterday with the prisoner and a man utd Edward Evans. The latter had been all day about seighboarbood drinking, and was lying asleep e a bench in a corner of the bar. no prisoner e him up, saying, " Why, Ted, I thought you dead!" They had a pot of beer together, for ti the prisoner paid. Evans then, for no con. tbe reason, beg an to abuse the prisoner, calling " monkey , ' and saying he would fight ten he. The prisoner bore it all with great good hu for some time, saying be did not want to fight, and roared to conciliate Evans, who, however, persisted sting him, till at last be went out on the embank to fight. Even then the prisoner hardly struck him, tier tried to keep him off, and ward his blows. Evans Ist him. and stooping, wired his legs and tried to him. At last the prisoner knocked him down and sway. Evans still lay on the embankment, and one of the bystanders picked him up and carried the station-house the found that he was dead. Nit was re on his own recognisance'. VISITING A SERVANT. 4 of Compton-street, Soho, watch maker, . with being found in a bedroom at the residence oaten, the proprietor of the AI or ning Herald and newspaper, 31, Montagu-street, Russell-square, for an unlawful purpose. -.ls defended. ..4rt Si that between 12 and 1 o'clock this morn- Yr. and )Ira. Johnston having been out for the returned somewhat unexpectedly, and dis that there was a strange man in the bottle. lroom of one of the servants was found locked, was with some difficulty that Mr. Johnston the door open. The prisoner was found 'red, and concealed under the bed, upon which his bad been placed. Th e prisoner tided that he had visit one of the servants, who asked him to stay miter and mistress were out for the evening and expected home until late. They came, however, she anti c ip a t e d , so s h e t o ld hi m to concea l a her bedroom. Abrams said there was no doubt that the young ad no right on the premises, but be was a very re- able tradesman, and had not been in the house for any .trfulpurpose in the meaning of the act, but simply to t the _servant. Flowers mid that was often the way with ta. that they no sooner got into a good than they did something wrong or foolish themselves out again. Probably the excuse was at far as it went, but if servants began by 'nen in to their master's house to visit them it was o apprehend that they might end by admitting other purposes. At all events he would adjourn O ascertain the truth of the statement as to the Ca respectability. quently the prisoner's brother attended and con , to become bail for his good behariour. Flowers (to the prisoner)—Then I will take your own V. and your brother's for 20N. for your At the same time what you have eery 1„,. --- Many robberies are committed in though 'don't say you had any such purpose. ` comae will Ices her situation. WORSHIP-STREET. A FTARFUL ARSAULT. Disyttn, with • beautiful baby in arms, was before Mr. Newton with violently assaulting with • knife and a hammer . The skull . ,e ed g e of some blunt weapon or hut:meat ex lengthways down her face. She is an elderly living in a notorious spot known as Little tardena ' Shoreditch, and swore that yester i she bad occasion to knock at the prieoner's that prisoner attacked her with the knife, her husband took from her hand and gave her a instead, that prisoner then "buried the hammer rain with both hands," and she fell back senseless. Ice allowance for exaggeration, it appeared *deuce of others that an assault, likely to have attended with loss of life, bad been inflicted. A bad not, however, been used, the surgeon kt, Mr. Newton entertained the same belief would send the prisoner for trial. failed the charge, and mid elm would leave it 4. but Mrs. Haggerty owed her fall a pound for and would not pay. Newton had great difficulty in making the prisoner stead the serious nature of the charge against her, _• Persisted in asserting her innocence, adding," The hzY has not given use strength enough to do it or I Newton told her that she was very violent and woman, and ordered her to be imprisoned for one tab hard labour. SOUTHWARK. MOnling Mr. Partridge, late of the Thames police tosk his seat on the bench, one of the magistrates tatirt in the place of Mr. Woolrych, transferred to police-court. „ ELOPEMENT AND DESERTION. " a scene fitter employed at the Theatre h ewesstle-on-Tyne, was brought up on a warrant 4 with neglecting to support his wife and four ' 4, leaving them changeable to the parish of St. i°the Martyr, Southwark. Penaum, 57 M, one of the officers attached to •44 `hoirt said h e received • warrant two years ago to ap- e prisoner for deserting his wife and family. to that he was employed at the Surrey Theatre, and ' 4 the affections of the landlady of the Flower of "tact tavern, adjoining thetbeatre, from her husband, is - 4 with her. Her conduct bad such an effect on wand that he was taken ill, and died shortly after- Witness had not been able to find the whereebouta -.Jeer until this week, when he heard he was at ' 4 "le - on-Ty... He therefore proceeded to the latter lad found him living with the guilty woman, and in into custody. He was employed as a scene fitter %litre, and was earning from 245. to 30s. a week. Charles Irimber, one of the relieving officers of St. CHARGE IrWise% Mahoney, • whter. William Williams st tom's-pamage yesti ~ed Edward Evans. neighbourhood a bench in a him up, sayin dead!" They 1 di the prisoner Me reason, bee a" monkey, •as he. The prise .r for some time. si .voured to concili :meting him, till . .t to fight. Even rather tried to koei -1 at him, and at • him. At het tl away. Evans i a some of the by to the station-boo :)e prisoner was ret Vls i)crf Spivey, of ( :basal with Winn _r. Johnston, the Gaol newspaper, for an unlaw s. Abrams defende - appeared that la Er. and Mrs. , returned et that there 1 bedroom of one .it was with son the door opi rrssed, end conees rs had been place to visit one of th Set muter and mist tiot expected hou than Abe anticii If in her bedroon Abrams said tha had no right on I able tradesman, a adolpurpowe in ti : the servant. Ir• flowers said ants. that they • than they di In themselves out •-2 as far as it vi men in to their to apprehend for other purpose rue to ascertain tl mimes respectabi/ uently the pn tel to become bail f r. F lowers (to the apiitinoes of 401. at ar good behaviour. u very serious. °al% though !doe on of course will WO] A ri DR”Gis, witl before Mr. Haggerty with complainant's b the edge of som lengthways dc living in a alkgszdena ' Sho when she bed o t door, that priso her husband t •ter instead, that - brain with both dee allowance Tidence of otbe • attended with I ha d not, hot 'id, and Mr. Ne tetureilly would airier denied the Cod, but Mrs. I and would not pe N , ...rton had gel '-rlientl the seriou •-• Pervisted in as tr has not give Newton told he woman, and on a with hard labor S MOrnin Mr. Pi took his seat on 'curt in the pled pollee-court. EIoPER .. ^ o, nintte, a see ' . .ewcastle-on.T with neglect leaving them *g°the martyr, So : 'la m 57 • lit. said he recei ad the prisoner • La that he was ei the affections tavern, attic with her. that hew l'• Witness had Prisoner until ti 40 e -on-Tyne. I tea found him I . l e , into custody. • 'theatre, and wed ( -harks Kimber TEE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1887. George's., said that the prisoner's wits sad four children became chargeable to the pArish two years ago. A warrant was applied for hie apprehemdon stilts time, but he could not be fouls& The defendant said that he had never deserted his wife and family as he had forwarded her 7s. 6d. a week as long as he was able. He was at present only an extra hand at the theatre, earning only 4s. a day when at work. The magistrate told him that it appeared he was able to support another woman whom he had inveigled from her home. The prisoner said that she left of her own accord, and he went in search of employment. The magistrate told hun he was a heartless fellow leav ing his wife and four young children unprovided for to live with another woman. He regretted very much that he was not charged with deserting them, but there seemed to be some legal difficulty in that. In that case he should have been enabled to sentence him to three months' bard labour, a most iirsclequate punishment for such a heartless crime. In the present instance he was only able to inflict a month's hard labour, a still less adequate punishment. He only wished he bad the power to sentence him to imprisonment for six months instead of one, which he now sentenced him to. WANDSWORTH. DANGEROUS FREAK. Fradria Burke, a tall, rough-looking Irishman, was plaoed in the dock before Mr. Selfe on a charge of being drunk, and discharging a pistol in the thoroughfare. Alfred Cochell, a labourer, said, yesterday afternoon, between 1 and 2 o'clock, he saw the prisoner, who had a pistol in his hand, go into the Adelaide public-house. Wandawm-th-lane, and asked to be served with some beer. He was drunk, and he was refused to be served. He went outride, and threatened to beat the windows in. He next went down the road, and as the magistrate was opposite to him under the rail way arch he fired off the pistol. He walked up the hill, when witness and several other persons rushed upon him and took the pistol from him. Mr. Leigh, the clerk, informed the magistrate that it happened just after Mr. Ingham had left the court, and at first it was understood that the prisoner had fired at him. He (Mr. Leigh) afterwards saw Mr. /inhere, who told him that the prisoner did not fire at him. The prisoner said he bad been employed in shooting at birds in the wheat. He took a little drop too much. Police-constable Cole, one of the officers of the court, said he was sent to apprehend the prisoner. He found a flask and some caps upon him. He had not any shots about him. Mr. Belle inquired whether anything was known of the Sergeant Dudley said the prisoner wri well known in the neighbourhood, and was a quiet, harmless fellow. Mr. Selfe fined the prisoner 10s., and In default ordered him to be imprisoned for 7 days. The prisoner was locked up in default. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEN CE (BT TILEGLILPII.) WOLVERFIAMPTON MEETING. (THIS DAY.) FATSHULL STAR/M. Three-quarters of a mile. Madame Wright, Recompense, and How d'ye do are here. STAFFORDSHIRE NURSERY. Half a mile. Carlos, Harmony, Maesderwen, Beauty,Bliss, and Remy Dixon are here. WOLVERHAMPTON STAKES. Two miles. Belmont, Moose, and Dutch Admiral are here. STEWARDS' PLATE. Half a mile. Pruner Garde is here. STAMFORD BIENNIAL. T.V.C. Tympanum, Curse Royal c, Micas, Torch, Ninny, and Queen of Beauty are here. ARRIVEIII.—Lady Highthorn, Honeymoon, Gordian Knot, Hawthorn, Parma, Elf King, Belle &image, itarnabo, and Alice Lee. EGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) RUNNYMEDE STAKES. One mile. Vixen, Diamond, and Signal f are hare. BETTING STAND PLATE. Five furlongs. Her Ladyship, Cora, Leases, Tortuga, Mougrel, Cata logue, Court Card, Katie, Calot e, Musa, and Ropiest are here. KING JOHN STAKES. T.Y.C. The MarinerTfatti,";;oliTilvre; e, Witch- craft, and Philosopher are here. PAID FORMT.—Lady Fisaham, Wirier, and La Belle Jeanne. ANRERWYCKE STARES. Five furlongs. Fair Rosamond, Varnish, Trifle, La Muta, Distaff, Spite ful, Lily, Adjutant, Zeolite, Alice Gray, and Sprig of Shil lelagh (sold for 504 each). All are here. WELTER PLATE. One mile. Vial, Wild Dove, and Fanchette are here. EGRAM STAKES. T.Y.C. Fair Reeamond,l3illei, Her Lai; ilip, Zeolite, and Raleigh (gold for 7014. All are here. QUEEN'S PLATE. Two mike. Pearl Diver, Xillaloe, Wild Dove, Signal f, and Boog ying are here. CBJCIST.-( THIS DAV.) PCARLT r. WIDDLEREI (nrrmix). At 12.10 this morning this match was resumed hyllesers. Cooper end I. D. Walker, acting on the defensive to the bowling of Griffith and Mr. BouMos ; Mr. Cooper was not out with eight runs when the stumps drawn last night; and off tho second ball delivered Griffith Mr. I. D. Walker made a nice square - lag for four down to the Poplar. Mr. Booltbee's first over was a maiden. Mr. Walker again sent Griffith to the on side for three, but the third ball of Griffith's third over sent Mr. Cooper's leg stump flying. Four wickets for 30 runs. T. Hearne then joined Mr. I. D. Walker, who then got two in the slips and • cut for two off Mr. Boultbee—Hearne emulating his chief's performance by finely driving Griffith to the Pavi lion. In the following over Mr. Walker turned round at a leg ball from Mr. Boultbee and sent it in the same direction. A few more runs, chiefly singles, were made when Hearne put up an easy one in the slips, which Mr. Boultbee took care of—five for 50 runs. Mr. V. E.Walker now joined his brother, but the first ball of Mr. Boultbee'• next over dismissed Mr. I. D. Walker, whose place was taken by Mr. Tritton, and at 12.45, when our parcel was despatched, the sonre stood as follows : 81TRYLEY.-71rin Innings. Humphrey b Howitt Jupp. et Ildhards D V. Walker teephenson b Mantle Griffith, r Cooper b T. Hearne at W. J. collier. Vag.. eI. Walk OV. Walker Toole? b T. Hearne ll Mortlock, b Howltt 79 Si,J. Booltbee, Esq.,' c Coops?, bV. R. Walker 6 Sewell, c Richards, b Mantle Julius COW. C llowitt, b Mantle 2 Buckle, not out b4,1b5,w1, 10 Total Y•I MlDDLE96lC.—ffiret Inning& G. It Japp, Fee , b Griffith 0 Mantle, b Griffith S G Hearne, e and b Boulthea B. B (`roper, Eaq., h Griffith I. D Walker, Esq., b Boultbee T. Hearn, c Hosltbee b Griffith • V. E. Welker, ran., not out • It. W. Tritton, Eaq., not out • b 2, Ili 2, • SEVERE ACCIDENT.—In the race for the 501. sweepstakes, which followed the De Wearenne Handicap at Lewes races on Friday, one of the jockeys engaged sus tained an accident of • serious nature—indeed it is almost • miracle that he was not dashed to pieces. There were eight horses running, and just before they reached the rails were all well together, it being only a half mile race. Suddenly • great cry was raised, as one of the hones occu pying • forward position on the lower side of the course was seen first to swerve towards his compeers, but being re pressed by his jockey, bolted in the other direction, out of ' the course towards the carriages. In a moment the frightened animal rushed up against • hone in • chaise dashing the jockey to the ground with dreadful violence, and nearly precipitating itself among the occu pants of the carnage This, however, it avoided, and soon Mood still , " whinnying," as • country bystander said, to show how sorry it was for what it had done. This took place so momentarily, that it was not till the remaining hones were inspected that the people on the stand could tell that the hone was Mr. Foys " Fero," and that the rider was • youthful jockey named Wyatt, in the employ of Mr. J. Nightingale. Of course, as is usual in such cases, crowds rushed to the spot, and prevented &e -xistence being rendered to the poor fellow as early as could have been desired. Mr. Wicksteed fortunately happened to be at hand and under his direction the poor little fellow was removed on • door to the dressing room. The change in his appearance could not but make one thoughtful. A few minutes before he left the same dressing room jauntily attired in his rich colours of purple and silver seams, with neat breeches and boots, doubtless proud of the power which enabled him to steer the swift beast before him, probably to victory. A garter of an hour afterwards he was brought back with his clothes all soiled and with • livid shaslowius of death on his previonslybonny bright face, suffering untold agonies. An examination proved him to have sustained • fracture of the thigh and a severe contusion of the knee joint. He was placed in as comfortable a position as possible, and taken down to the Black Horse Inn, the hostelry of Mr. G. Cox, where the necessary surgical operations were skilfully performed by Mr. Wicketeed. We are glad to hear that at present he is programing as favourably as can be expected from the severe injuries he sustained. —Surrey Standard. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) OIDDIABY MAIMS AND ROOKS. 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I dale , . 0000 i I lilimMon Lambed) all 4lt - No,: 10 1 Larloaru.dold(l/m4i # par Om 96 :; ,000 kaidrallan 16,800 0 Cape Cower (Malted 1 par Ipm - 22 . . 2 478 8 010111747 ( 'BO 3 0,416 BO - ,000 5 Cliaalakall&B.Mla.. 4 "lea 4 11-10 10,:::1 10 0 01100 ( 10116 N) - 10, 1 DasPotre, N. Mt 10 9_t 1 1 II 11-11 4 00,000 4 lasi Del Hey( ii mob -47 0 00041 I VariNia (ted) - 66,0001 I Pseallsotßall n 7-16 14 6 - 10.1 16 Ilsorral an 16 18 - 48, If =ils= i ted) 1 1 . 8 d 1 - • 5 lallailimigisd r I l5 to i - 90.089 4 PawakOlo (L.) 2 1 0.11111 - 03,000 3 Paiereas Maga.) l4 par pm' 22 10,000 19 Pasi= ate 42 - 111varLiad al 0510. - 100,000 ON ID 5 Park 1 5 1 - Mdr 5 - - . . lameniad• - 120,000 1 SaallkhAallral.glai I lit 15-16 sire 11,000 91 at hask al Rey (ma., 15 56 17 66 41,172 30 MOM llalasa (Lae.! DA la 2 - 30,000 t ValAntlimala Gold (L. 5 1 5 416 - 10,00 d 10 Vancouver Coal (L m. I 4 SID - 0, ... 10 Val 8484 am adadted Ye - -. 90,, .... . $ tWalbaseobl(Liadiad, all - - - 00.000 1 Wartlalas (I,laitadi iii . a 2 , 76.000 1 ll'aitePasimia )an i 46.00 s $ Thdiamoutaas re.) all 1 I li .n• .. = • Call pestling. ItLbCELLLNDOIIB. No. I ft 0311PANIMIL 10 •64/0-(tomeksaraL(L. • II aa.lo(ll66Blsm MIA ~! 91. Adrift Waage ••••.: litlcast. : St • 16 A•1101111/0111&tai.ii:1 10 Xamparakllol•l66l 10 Dana Waterw T44 l eets (L.) 10 Do. New C 105 Miaow Yoe .t izi l e lii 6 Do 5 ‘liceoll Gm New SO &Web American Lad St. B. &I. Yog. Tel. (L.) ' IC Canada Company 10 ICanadisaLoan& InT(1 10! C DS: C =8 ,CltinaBt.lllilp&L.CloalL 10 ;CIO Diaconal, LtroMad. 25 ,CityoLLondonit. 10 ,City of *Ban Impr Pr al SO Do. U City of *meow Or (1 ) 60 City Mom (Lim.) 40 Da IA ,Cobadal (Limited) 1 10 !Commercial Usdongia, 10 C. of Africanller.(4l W !Continental Un.Gaa (L. 1.1 I Do. . , 26 ,Cop.M.l.M..,iii i.7l;e 100 ;C. of Lon. 8d. 18 7 7 . 4 19.8 100 I Do. do. 1870 de. I 10 I C. lose. of Lena (1) 50 Dad Maori us (1..) It • Palace .... St. Do Cai rreterwes Bt. De. Op. et. Peep. Deb 20 rag (Limited) 10 AMIE Tee (L' 64 ladiaLand.C.& nom 20 . India Irrig. & Owel 10 =Cora.&TVE(I.' 10 I Do. New I 2 fing.dAva.Copper (Lim' ; 16 . and Forma Creak 100 Ir.& Seottibliarls. (I 10 ! * (W elms HO 11.116.111 ; 16 ea. Stem X 60 Moms tOokribil=.' 10 11 oseltairis Gas , 10 Illtulson's 10 :bn.LandOo.. media' L i S !Indian Carrylog (Lim , 10 Internat. Finan.flot(L ' 20 InternaLlAndCred*L I 60 Italia& Loot ,' 21 16016 a Irrlg. (Ca• Cay , IN Ds. 11 p. a. Bets. r. 187!. N laad Ilsearltle(Ll66) IS Load.A/tlous Trading I 111 Loa. &Caledon. Y. (L ' 111 Loo.ColisqLsad&ll(L 11 (aid. DiMitctieleg.(L N ,Lod. Sloan. Asso. qi i 4 !Land. G. OmalloaC.M , N Lond.&olaeg.Law.ColYl U d.ltortectalMarlac /IL Madras Intim & essal,! 6 p. ca.g.bylodianOov. 1 51 ilauritlsoLnd, &e. (L. , r 10 *edit. Won. Tel. (L ) I N Itlerebant 60Ipping (L :, ILClonal F. Ld.&Dook(1 ) , N .11111w6111ro•Works I 15 illaaell•ad • 00LO. (L i ti Iraillsasi Dia. Cow VIL , II Del*Wallrov. 100 Salleml/11060.11ay. 1 10 r ss =ada L.*iL lS7alrial 11 • .111GoilTALoi ll afl 1 it 10 thaTAmilaTaa N 0 9 • .110litAselealalan (L ! 100 10 i .11/11.111wara.la.g ' u r oues mufti" plumboi De. amlleNassi , ll 11 6 Cirlamalaa(laulllsiG all 11 Wm 10 Qelsothissilllsmarl ` all 10 Vesesealliaidlavant I 00101005 ass (MOM all 10 TwamalLlLMlesn(L) aD 5 Do. de. SI. Ireelltiv. Lad& Mia.(l ~100 60 l'ealasolarls 0.844eas 00 ; Do. do. Neve 1865; all SO r Do. do. do. 18871 60 i iii r a" N Ir r oa all 16 h s I 10 latprov.(L). an ; all 10 Rio ,&0011,3 Gas (IDILI an 160 loyal Mall Sties' lO 84. Soot Amin. Inveet.(l )1109 , 10 !Wellman. d'ropte(l ); 10 160 a. African M. & la. ). 1 I • touthAnetrallau 1 1 D bmarine Telegraph o Strip all ' T•looostrac.4Bllaia(L ',I aD Do. Do. 1.18 SO Me& Mersey 1 , 10 ad Potroleela I I 4 19 An b ne/64Am 1 L os. si. I • Marine of liter. (L.l I 16 sited DiscouatCorp(L Unito6 IL Tides. an S 6 Do. 10 per neat . an , 10 Delvers. Marisa 15e.1..) 1 5 r BO vas Dlsensa'a (1.) 100 Vlearoyatlapo(lkr.M. all MI Wamnt Magee (MC 11 WeitlarlisaPselleat . (l. 111 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 141 I li 141 -. 7 9 - 07 08 .... 11 9lb -, 10 11 4110 -., • Call. PREFERENCE S 1 Midland, Leicester and Hitchin North British 5 per cent., No. 1, cent, 871. A MAD Doc.—This morning, a rabid dog, of the Newfoundland breed, attacked a small dog near the Hatcham-road, Old Kent-road, and the latter, to escape, ran into • house close by, whither it was followed by its ferocious assailant, who again attacked it in • most sa vage manner. The occupier of the boner, a female, feeling mach &lamed, called to a labouring man at work ekes by, and the man tried to drive the dog from the place, but failing to do so, left the house, upon wkich the dog, after having devoured nearly the whole of the small One, ran out of the bowie with blood dripping from its month and attacked the man, biting him severely in the arm and leg. The dog, with its eyes glaring wildly, then started off into the Old Kent-road, where we understand, after biting two other persons, it was killed by • police °amiable. _ _ _ U•••••••- s ---• NJUST WEIGHTS AND Mitastmaa.—Yesterday at a petty session of the justices held at the courthouse of the Tower Hamlet., in Greet Preeoott-street, 58 tradannem and others were convicted and fined as under, for the use of false scales, weights, and measures. The list embraced eight licensed victuallers, two beer retailers, 12 chandlers, seven butchers, four opal dealers, seven greengrocers, ten tobaoormists, one baker, one pork butcher, one corn and flour dealer, one cheesemooger, two grocers, one oilman, and one person keeping a stall in the street for the sale of fish. The total of the fines was 88/. 18s. Three of the partial not paying the amounts of amereement up to the rising of the court were sent to the House of Correction at Coldbath-fiek* two of them being for two months' im• prisonment 18 131 134 144 37 32 70 75 17 18 _7_ ►1 1L 1 pai t idla 18 28 66 70 I 1. it it 2 7 .1 131 1 1141 3 8 II 4!.• 15 10 14 17] 6 5 11 Ofdb I 4 4 ellia fOnl ls it ear a i - une 10$ 14 3 26 42 ni IN I 6 2 . 6_41_6 61 itti U - 415;1 142 . 117 f. ] 3 1.. 11 941 idle p.r Per iPm id S die 91 19 Y 10 15 15 11114 2 lOs ti 1 di I 4 aid ie i a. 2 3 $1 16 2131 r 7 4 41. 7 461• 2 1 di. 1 ii -24 SS 41 "1 18 dlo ills pm 09_ 101 - 4 41 . • 2} 30 ♦, Rd 40 45 II I di. Ser.:l2rd - 41 - 1 - : 16 16 411. fdth fpm lf 01.11, 24 211.11. 4 4 . *Pm I Po , 4_ 4_ 41, a 46 16 16 14 16 peo) k di Itl It I i a i, 2 8 amid 49 61 49 61 9 1 dla 14 26 7 8 18 19 111 i 1121 86 89 116 120 id 7 6 61 4 34 86 46 75 8 I 44 MONEY MARKET.-(71118 DAY.) Clia o'Ozooz. The stock markets are decidedly firm, and the general tendency of prices is upwards. The English funds continue in demand, and exhibit's fresh rise of * per cent. The government broker commenced his operations for the Sinking Fund this morning by the purchase of 21,000/. 3 per Cents. Reduced, at 94k. Several of the British railway stocks have further improved, as well as some of the foreign bonds and banking and finan cial shares. The recent important advance in railway property is stated to have considerably improved the financial position of some of the latter undertakings. The fortnightly settle ment has just commenced, and will be completed on Thursday. In connexion with the arrangement of the account, the failure of two specu lators for the fall is announced. They ware " bears ° of a large amount of Metropolitan stock, the recovery in which during the fortnight has reached nearly 9 per cent. The demand for money bas somewhat increased, but the supply is still very large, and the rate for the beat bills is unchanged, at 14 to 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 94/ to 95 for money and 95 to } for the account (Sept. 10), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 94/ to 95. The railway market is firm, with a continuance of purchases. Metropolitan and Creat Northern (original) stocks have Unproved 4 per cent. ; Lon_ don and North Western, ; and Great Eaatern, 4. Great Western, however, has dec li ned } per cent. Annexed are the quotations :- -Metropolitan, 1271 to 128} ; Great Western, 44 to } ; London and North Western, 1141 to 115} ; Midland, 1181 to 119 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 129} to / ; Caledonian, 1114 to 1124 ; South Eastern, 661 to 67 ; Great Eastern, 291 to 30 . Great Northern, 114 to 115 ; ditto A, 114} to 1; London Chatham. and Dover, 174 to 18 ; North British, 31 to 32 ; Brighton, 524 to 53}. Italian Bonds of 1861 are in demand, and have advanced } per cent., viz., to 49 to }. The other speculative descriptions are firm at the following prices :—Turkish of 1862, 57 to 58 ; ditto, of 1865, 314 to 1 ; Greek, 134 to ; Spanish Passive, 21} to 4 ; ditto, Certificates, 16} to 4 ; and Mexican, 141 to 1. Bank shares show firmneu. London and West minster are still in request, and have experienoed a fresh rise of IL , viz., to 92 to 94. Imperial Ottoman are quoted 1 to If dis., being 2s. 6d. better ; Union of London, 38 to 40 ; and Alliance, 12} to 11} dis. In the market for financial shares, General Credit and Credit Foncier have ri. en 2s. 6d., viz., to 2to If dia. and 5} to 51 dia., respectively. International Financial are called 2i to 2 din. ; and London Financial, 24 to 23 dia. American securities and Atlantic cable shares are unchanged, with the exception of a reaction of 1 per cent. in the 5-20 Bonds, the present price being 73i to 741. Erie Railway shares are quoted 461 to I ; Illinois Central, 771 to 78 ; Anglo- American Telegraph, 18 to 1 ; and Atlantic Tele graph 8 per cent. preference, 4 to I. The half-yearly meeting of the Credit Foncier of England (Limited) will be held on the 19th inst. The ordinary general meeting of the English and Foreign Credit Company is convened for the 27th inst., when a dividend will be declared. The final instalment of 6/., making 861. paid, falls due on Thursday next on the Russian Lam introduced here in November, 1866. On the same day an instalment of 71. is payable on the Chili= Six per Cent. Loan brought forward in January last. There were no gold transactions at the Bank yesterday. The remittances from New York to this country are expected to diminish, owing to the unfavourable movement in the exchange. The Deutschland has arrived from New York with 13,000!. in specie. It is understood that the whole of the new issue of Brighton Railway ordinary stock has been sub scribed for. The death is announced, at the age of 76 of Mr. W. W. Scrimgeour, of the Union Bank of London, the manager of that undertaking from its esta blishment in 1839 until the year 184i6, when he re tired, and became a director. Previously to 1839 Mr. Bcrimgeour had been in the Bank of England. The directors of Frederick Braby and Co. (Limited) have declared an interim dividend for the half-year at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. At the meeting of the Charing-cross Hotel Com pany, held yesterday, the directors report was adopted, and a dividend declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per Pnnum, free of income tax, leaving 1,0191. to be carried forward. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,6721. over last year, and the London, Brighton, and South Coast an in crease of 3,7381. The half-yearly meeting of the Millwall Free hold Land and Docks Company will be held on the 27th inst., when the directors will ask for authority to issue such portion of the preference shares as remain unissued. Annexed is an extract from the Produce Markets Review : The Bank returns again show an increase in the gold and silver coin and bullion, so that it is evident that the reduction in the rase of discount a fortnight since to 2 per oent is as powerless to encourage trade as the 10 per cent. rate last year was to attract coin to this country. Unless some means are found for employing the capital now accumulating, money will—in comparison with coil. moditiee—become too plentiful, and the proper balance will only be rectored by a general rite in prices. In the note. in active circulation there is an increase of 1,160,5201., and of 329,1111. in the bullion ; there is a slight discredits in the seven dvy and other bills, and in the securities, government and private ; but in the private deposits this decrease amounts to 1,096,8851. as compared with the returns of last week. The bullion in the Bank of France shows an increase of 700,0001. Subjoined is a comparison of the present po sition of the Bank and the price of Consols for the week ending August 10, 1867, with the corresponding periods of the two previous years: 1967. 1866. 12435. Bank Bullion £23 444 111.4:122,429 L 14121,300 Reserve of Notes Notselnleireulation 24.343.480.. 25.0112,2:00 22.022,130 Bate of Disaiunt Consols for Money .. 871 .. BYI MONDAY EVINDIG. -- Consols, which dosed on Saturday at 341 for the 10th of September, opened this morning at 941 to 1, and dosed at 94/ to 95. For money the last price was 94} to 4. The Three per Centa. Reduced and New Three per Cents, were quoted at 3 o'clock SO to . The o ffi cial business report is as fol lows :—per Cent. Consols, for money, 94/, ft, 1,5, 43 ; ditto, for account, 941, 5 • Three per Cents. Reduced,944, 1,1, ; New Three ; per Cents., 941, 3 , 4, ; Bank Stool, 60 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 113, 124 ; ditto Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 103, 21. The Indian Five per Cent, stock left off at 112; to 113, showing no movement of importance. Ez chequer Bills were steady, at 245. to 28e. prem. The foreign stock market was firmer, and the general course of prices favourable. Turkish Bonds were in prominent demand, and those of 1858, 1862, and 1865 rose to 1 per cent. Danubian of 1867 improved 1•, Russian of 1862 and 1866, as well as some of the Egyptian, ; ; Italian of 1861, 1 ; and Spanish Certificates, 1. SUICIDE 0? • GENTLEMAN.—Last evening Mr. George Hudson committed suicide by banging himself in the garden at the rear of his residence, in Temp!e near Bray. The deceased gentleman was one of the e clerks of the Court of Chancery, and had been a guardian of the Loughlinstown Union. It is supposed that the de preesion of spirits caused by the loss of a chancery suit in which Mr. Hudson was greatly interested was the cause of this rash act.—Dublin Evening Mad. 119; 19i 19 t 814 1064 4 104 24 3 21. xd ad Ni - ild 40.000 17.600 500 .0.000 1 EO,OOO 20,000' 10,000 6,000 100.0001 10,000 10,000 160,000 100,000 00,000 60,000 NAN 4,000 10,000 10.000 11,000 40,000 144.420 1,000 60,900 1,000000 12.600 10,114 MOO,OOO 10,000 10,000 10,000 1000 , •004 uMv MOAN sue, won use PAM q,500 110.60* 7.1100 00 10,000 WWI tll,OOO 10,000 WOOO Wiee woof Isom so.ooo moo _dig db in i _id 'I •-N 151 dla 31-16 3 Im ani a" !100. i . I Si SO I • 111 I Ms id zd MINES. -(THIS DAY.) Owi o'OLooz. In the mining market to-daysitestion7 is chiefly directed to the fortnightly settlement, but prices are rather firm. Nest Chiverton shares are quoted 63 to 65 ; Chiverton, to 7} ; North Crafty, 31 to ; Prince at Wales, 535. to 555. ; Marke V y,:l e r 5. West Great Work, 24 to 3 ; Great Re to 5; East Lovell, to 7 ; Trumpet Consols, 11 to 124: Providence, 27 to 28 ; and Great Vor, 161, to 17. aka regards foreign and colonial mining Don Pedro and Port Phillip are inquired for at to 1# prem. and 1 1-16 to 3-16 respectively. Bt. John del Rev are quoted 56 to 58 ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to t pm. ; Pestarena, par to prem. ; Chow tales, I re to prem. ; Anglo-Italian, # to # prem. ; United Mexican, 1 to 2 ; Rona Grande, to 4; and Froutino and Bolivia * to 4. At the meeting yesterday of the Worthing Mining Company the directors report was adopted. The accounts showed a cash balance in favour the undertaking of 6121. 14s. 10d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (CT TZLICIRAM (now 006 oww comaroyouT.) • The charming weather completely dope business la wheat. and rates are quoted normally as last week Other articles as before. MINCING-LAN E.—(111113 DAY.) 81112 AIL —The market Lea opened very quietly at acme last week's prices, but the business yet done is soo= to affect quotations. Refined : Both dried and t goods are in better request at steady prices. Comm.—There is a fair businem doing in bought in parcels of plantation Ceylon, ex recent auctions, at the taken in prices. Tm.s. —For China teas there is still a quiet market. The public mies of A/ULM-10,000 packages—are progreesing at the valuations. SPICIEL—A large parcel of Penang popper (4,600 bap) sold at the full price of 2id. part for each. &WINN kr been done in nutmegs at firmer prime. Rtm.—The market continues firm. limico.—Business is doing at prices rather above those paid at the quarterly vales. BALT/writs —l,OOO bags, refraction 3*, sold for cash at 18s. &L ; 600 bags, refraction 5, with prompt, also at 18s. 6d. ; and 200 begs, refraction 4, at Pie. 3d. for cash. Corrox. —A fair business is doing at steady prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices :—lbws tallow, 44e. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, old, 45e.; ditto, new, 45.. 9d. ; August to September , 45e. 6d. to N. ; October to December, 455. 9d. to 465. ; December. 45.. 3411. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THI3 DAY.) Yr. Charles James Easton report. trade at the follow ing prices, viz. —Prime clover, from 110 s. to 115 e.; inferior ditto, Me. to 955.; prime old bay, BM. to ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70s. ; prime new clover, 1101. to VOL; inferior ditto, 60s. to 705.; prime new hay, 755. ; info' rior ditto, 50s. to 605.; straw, 40s. to 46s PROVINCIAL SHARI MARIE= Lrvlnto.roL. ACOCST It —lsles today: Great Eastern, Ig{ 1 1:17- 1 1172or, We.l 4 4 l7 . 4mliortfa l&ntaah l i ii m . l44 mr. —Landon °Mb Western, 1141 3 31{ 31_3_ 316 Manchester, Sheffield, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 471 1-111 titan, 1M 71 1 8.1 —ditto &tendon, 11 Midland, 1 / Iligg; ditto gM convertible, 3 p . —North &SW 31}-Bou . 663 7 6{ 7—Budalo sod lake Heron, if—United States 5-70 Bonds, 1962, 74 111 414-Dutch Rhenish, 0{ p.—ditto. paid-up, tS {—ditto saw, 3 p —Ores{ Luxembourg shares, 101 13-161—Maritime insurance iLlmital), / el— A eglo-American Telegraph, Is—Runcorn Soap and Alkali I{ d.-4lreat Indian Peninsular, new. 13 p. Mananform. Avoca', It—There was a good besineas,sad the market continued to Improve. Angio-Anserimn Teter aph (Limited', 194—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 31--Credit Fost- r England Limited % 511.16 d.—Mies. 45{ 111—Oreat Baste= 9 1 1 { 3 3) 3 30—Great Luxembourg,lo 111-16 Northern, A, 1111 14 114 { 3 1 5 14{—Grand Trunk of 171 —Great Western, 441 -I—lanenaltire and Yortitire,ltit 3 (30—Bast Lancashire fib per Cent Prefermon LA ad—Low den and North Western, 114 141 1 3—Manchester, Sheffield, and Locolnahlre 471 1 1 1 { 1 {—Dlttn. g 6 Pref., 61—Metropol3- tan ITT{ 1 * 1 8 { I—Ditto Extension, 113—Midland. 118i1 1{ 19 I—. orth MUM, 313—South Eastern, Gowen 1--Staveley Coal and Iron Company , Limitedl, 14 p.— and Mersey Marine Inaorance inited). 31 p —United States telOyesne Benda, 731 4—London and Brighton, 521 81 13 f—Ditto. New, 33 p.—Blackburn Purchase. 95—Virginia Mx per Cent., 33. BialtllOnalt, ACOOST It—Business dose: Birmingham Wagon (Limited`, at 111—Ditto, Preference 6 per rent., at M— end Railway Carriage iLmitedl (Oldbury), et 1 prem. Closher prices: Great Western Railway, Stour Valley, guaranteed, 70, sellers—Worcester and Birmingham Canal. 12, sellers . Loyd's Bank tUmlte.l . e mem, sellers Midland Financial (Limited). 13 to 1{ dis—iiirmingham /Mance Fire Insurance i Limited). 3 to la die. Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Waggon d,ll4lfiniteto lO3 to 111—and Heeddol Mate and Slab (Limited). b. Fem.u.s Love or FliGlitY.—The Countess of Waldegrave was present last week at • school examine tion at Wigton, and delivered a short address, in the muse of which she said :—" I wish to speak to the females present, especially mother. There is a subject which I believe • great many will join with nil in thinking important in these times in which we live, and that is the subject of female dress in all ranks of life, but especially among those who attend our schools. I regret to say that there is a great deal of what may be celled melees finery among the young girls of the present day, and I should think that probably mothers are • little to blame in that particular. I have ohserveil this pinion to be on the in crease during all my life ; and as God's mercy has spared me through eighty years re I think I mey speak free expe rience on the subject. I must ray I think it a great mistake on the part of mothers to dress their chil dren to the utmost extent of their inmate, instead of in ducing them to lay by their pence for what is called • rainy day, or to collect clothing for winter ; in Owe of which they allow their girls to spend all their tittle money, and what they can add of their own as well, on what I should call unnecessary and useless finery. I ant very glad to find that you educate the children well here, and I am delighted to see that needlework is made a very ler point of exaodnation in many of the schools; because, in seeking for female servants, we all want those who can be useful in those particulars, ex well as in knit ting and darning, far which I have had pleasure in giving prizes in my own country on various occasions. Now, while children are taught to spend all the money that they an get together on little bits of finery, the first thing • mistress has to teach her young servant is to dress neatly, and properly, and respectably, and them correct the great mistake of mothers who help their children forward in unnecessary outside clothing, while very often, I regret to spy, the inside is exceedingly de ficient. (Laughter and applause.) I therefore hope that mothers who have much opportunities of having their daughters educated—and you have many compared to those enjoyed in my part of the country—will earnestly strive to give them that degree of propriety and Death's in their dress which is always respectable, useful, and efficient. I trust you will excuse me, coming such a dis tance as I do, for making mention of what many, if they would speak out, really feel in their hearts. (Applause.) I am often told by mothers, ' Well, ma'am, I can't help it. My girl will go to the seoond-hand shop and get these bits of things, where they are cheap. And it is only • penny dower, and • flower does not wear out so soon as • ribbon.' (Laughter.) Well, but that is not neat, nor is it desirable ; and when they get into service, most mis tresses will object to that kind of finery which is not suitable to the station in which it has pleased God to place them. (Hear, hear.) I hope my female friends will excuse me for giving them these hints, for they are the result of long experience." CAUTION TO MUSHROOM-EATERY.—Another in taw* of the danger to be apprehended from the incautious eating of mushrooms has recently occurred in this neigh bourhood. It appears that on Thursday Mrs. Warwick. of Monleham, had 'been spending the day at Bishops Hall, and while walking in the meadows there in the evening. some of Mr. Durrant'a children, who were with her, found some "button" mushrooms, which were given to her to take home. Next morning she broiled the mushrooms for breakfast, and Mr. Warwick and herself partook heartily of them, and in about half-an-hour after wards both were taken suddenly ill with vomit ing and violent trembling, and the idea at once occurred to them that they had been poisoned by eating " bad " mushrooms, and Mrs. Warwick remembere d having particuly noticed one mushroom which bad • peculiar • ce, and did not " peel" so well as the others. course both Mr. and Mrs. Warwick were not • little alarmed, and by the advice of their neighbour brandy and other remedies were applied, and fortunately both were soon so far recovered as to render medical aid unnecessary. We understand that the attack is pro bably to be attributed to the fact that one or more of the mushrooms of which they partook belonged to • poisonous variety known as the " horse" zuusbrooin.— Essex Ifrnalci. AGRICULTURAL Gawas. —This bill, which pro vides for the regulation of gangmasters in respect of the employment of children, young persons, awl women, enacts that no child under the age of eight years shall be employed in any agricultural gang, that no females shall be employed in the same agricultural gang with males, and that no female shall be employed in say gang under any male gasometer, unless a female licensed to act as gengmaater is also pre sent with that gang. It also provides for the licensing of gangmasters, and enjoine that no person acting as • gangmaster shall also bola a license to sell beer, spirits, or any other exciseable liquor. These licenses are to be in force for six months only, and all penalties under the Act may be recovered summarily before two or moue justices of the peace. The act does not relate to duo/Lei or Ireland. ft st to so. so m. 3t. 10e. 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