The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-20 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.) The Stutz': to tbe chair at 12 o'clock. NgW MINBRR. . Lied PROBY took Ur Zs mad low met Os hie re- 1114*. Dia kr the meaty et Wi THE BUDGET.... Wu H. WI LLOtillitlrpViaties that Imo Ilona save as warimast run Mardu al Ur Kt &liras(' plipmal kr lastariag liamatra, baths eat lot to ea a= Amid tar Imam amid Oratgams ia taut =lli fiat sea Imam droll cam am $a lat el IT ago, so sr to pivot tie asietta remilin m alts ea sat dm as ilk d hisarry, UM, bvissiag iD1117611.01 AIINUITY TAX ABOLITION BILL. Mr. BLACK mood Obe NNW tattong WI, N. vos allokedY de Ible. • dodo sop new ▪ hod perod oosert tertleg Y forso ordorn. ma dr smug" w WM dodo* Oft Or Or eared by Me nem boa. ..rim I. dr Or pentleone• Tbo Moo d dr hard Oa loordMr all de .1 ear phone INNS died rote deport ot Me WWI= et dr modsdri Mk 01 ar MASS porn vie adeedod Oro et ore* es dr M. dendo Germ me Won, ody wo o biting* alitabod dm& Tbe done doomMl by KM, led onsider doemirdin meld Medd 111.7111. Met Oa Ord meld the view edam ne tra Mr lot le myna Mr renbildont et mob ea br oireelly t Sloo Ma b. by Or sem mew la Imbed bed boa 'bah* Olio dome woe bole/ &NIA and waval* ewe wig ik did eider nlkl Awl/ le adoiled r dein. WI. le de len of olmionsr: oodo MI door mod le boom mho In. • yew, nod ad One von ✓e sempleme BO le ar teen ct dab onodny Ma. r sp oiled le eery dionodyeka et beam& 'bib doe VIM RIF inorseo orogdoen IMAM Ile dok ras ewer et dr pew. In men blab dos ti Wee*, wee mood ; ladle denehee odd gym M. bow to she dr bM lenned Mr. BLAggralll ad ma do r.... us ...wt MUr owned opeding el dr 1111. bo dryly en oat rid roe de Min d 'bp ipoormeon with mood 1e In. TO odd& at the WI woe ..rag roe der Ile tbreonewo d M. ooddland obemb Itio_ tr Ws pabeltellai the els of 'oblatory ausfdbuilme. If the b bad • better ettbeitats halland It =WI bays et pans& approval of dr ewes g ib 0. C. raweet that then was se wit qua. dew Tbs awben d tbe wrest goverment bad Wady wed tar tba ammontal of ett ma, rd ha had so besitatke seemelas to the recipe cd the W. Is raw Ns Ws ha tie accost meat al the bill I. reap inbred to annte eat the tax sal ha csathead is Its =Wag ham It, thaestare, 2li t am we Awed aa re to =wad mew art so further, Is woe eadwah• fbt th• goverwslat Wald ant awes Is a new= seemly providing fartbs tediums e the tax. bret propos*/ • Jet asel brew% Watlese• he It. bred Is sew nowt apes the law prise* aet dest sleab had bars applied et wester: wry is heed. (11w, . . . . . ELCHO objected to tb. principle of toll , . dention. Theeatabhabd church wortil remain watt all its Faber sad reeponstadities; bit the mesas of fulfilling its fttootions would be gam. The question could wily be dealt with fa a spirit of comproades This bill, loiwever, *rut directly to ths fonneatioa of disiewaDished otturch,and up ei that round DP felt hood to mid Its mooed reading, (Hear. hear.) The aanoity tar is Ediaborgb stood uron precisely the sans footing non hes in Euelsed, sad to per the bill as it stood would be a dsugen u. mhorui n upon the rights sad arability of properly reeling upon rtatuowy law. _Mem.) The government appeared to to ra.ber misfortunate laWaufsew day sitibig. Three Wedamdaye ego they were compelled to swallow the Endowed flctiPole Bill. This day week they wee lewd at the plat of the bayonet to support the abolialion d church ones, and sow to-day they were - bdag Mudd • thi same power io *coed this bill for the rerneed without subatitwo of the Idlslimegts annuity tan. (Hem, bawl He, however, moat :dare to follow Mesa Mrs cenetesined mum, and begged loam 'headset. mem. rrameendmeat, that the bill la mad a sexed time spoa this day three swaths. (Hear, bear.) Mr. NEMDBOATII essmilied the amendment. Mr. Nam mad Mr. Cusastra Baucs opposed the dB, and Sit E. COLILIROOZ and Kr. CaIILD supported it. [Left satin.] LONDON AND TrZSYNINZITiI BAN I. (77113 DAY) Tito ordinary half-yearly meeting' of proprietors was bald MI6 afternime, at t h e Dentral , alien in Lothber, ; Alderman D. SaLiiitosa. P., ia Ma tt o s a, cbai,. Tao advartiliewhi calling the meeting having teen find, sad the minutes of the Wt witation coodrated, The ICOLTakY nal the following repro and afaimust of accooni. The directors hays the pleasure to report that, alter making peortsiou toe all bad and /amidst debts. paying the uteocue ins, and reties apart the es of 2,0001. towards he sew building. is Wesuniseter, &sithereark, sod Tample-bsr, the set proem of toe beck for the lad half-year aimed is 102,021. tid. From thee. posits Intend at 6 par ewe. for the ball-peer (4.6364. te.) his bar sided he the i fond, making that thud 011i01.11t at premed MAK l i rM The diratore sow /edam* dividend is the abershablies at the rate of 6 per test per 'news; tad by my d brim dirideed oat of the 'coati a bowie ef 6 pit mat. sa tM paid-up ratite]. Alter these payments see wads lbws IrM rupaip th e .um of 18,116/. 13e. 61. to be meld M Ibsen& l i of the peak mid bra account for the term/ beryear. The memo: health of our esteemed gement wsrts.rhr sag rated to the board the taped Nacy of ti wetly mired; him ham the duties of as °Moe be bag ea aped so mash is his we credit and to tha a of the baud her tie fooadetioa of this eetablabierst. The directors lave them fore menaced that Mr. Glib- rt shall, at the ead of Ibis year, retire apse • peados of 1,600/ per annum; surreaderimi his ode* of parrs] stager to Mr. MWOlp, who, SS the ;imitators are aware, bee long occupied Ms respessillie {{coition of manager ot the hopormat breach d this astab -1*hr...1 et Blot matey. Mr. Gilbert's esymisamettill we, !weever, it is bop d tw loot to the batik, It Wag ibe der of tie beard to rear emend b se to lb. peptises be amp:vast as director, ea the /at Tammy. " .. To proprietors far paid-up capital, 1,000,0041.; to somas* des by the bank ou deposit., deader wed, 11,N6,4364 1 Is. 9d . ; to rest or emrybes kW, 181,41/71. 17e. 10d. ; to mot emits of ths pasthhalter, 102,6611. 2r. 61.-12,9116,4961. 12s. W. Cr By Clorersmeest Sloth, Bsolespier Bills, sad Bawls. 1.973,6674 ht. M.; by other sechritha, imelmilieg bills, de. counted. Baas In csounners. kr. 10,106,3921. 4.. 61.; by cask Is bead, 6116,297/. le. 7d.; t otal, 12 960,49111. 19e. it " Preis sad Lare.—To told expraditmee of the maw eetattabientim Including reat, tease, veinier, statienni. he., ZIA& Ile. 3d.; le eatoaat spat tows:de there/ 1411,4 tags In Westminster, fiaohwerk, and Tesieawber, 2,0001. ; to ammo added to wet 'Sr etteplue feud by basemt et eve per seat, 4,11391. 4.. ; to mown ante dividend new &tiered at the rate of ea per rent. pet annum 0r ibi Met Ixll-yeer am the psid-ep espial otr 1,0099444, 9149191.; to tram of Gm per ant, se We sepia!, "OW ; le Mira of petiltaad lea sateunt, 18,1161.18 e. 6.1. 137.1991. 13.. 9d. Cr. By prose pada of the ilia brallear, dpir paying the ,arms las, and mar*" provilins be a OM ed 1101110tini cell% 137,16 bi. 13e. 94. •• Rea or Marano Foad.—Dt. : Prolog annest 1116.9131. Is. 104. Cr.. Anoint so the IA herenty. 1359, 131,40 i f, 1:.. 104.; to Ottawa ea ituto as I per sat per 4,5315. 4. —Tavel, 184,911. le 104. Tin dividend and boom (without denestion of become tat) tall be to Me mane of payment en Monday, Ye 36th Oa the modes of the CHAIPXAN, esoroded by klr. L. JOILDAN, tie report wee nettaioesely alogned. • dividend was &clued ia accordion with the mote anadedes d the director*, sad votes of thereto were weed acknowledging decal vies of Mr. Gilbert. the rdiriolf ma' aegor, end of the atotagwe of the aeverwl ken& Wake. Mr. GILDART, m reternisg thwara is the tocoolitsent ped to hirell. am:towed hi. gratilkothee that the e.tebleh nest, of which he had been the meager for 26 yew, Duet wit wee epos wool basking pilot:4,6s had attained so high • state of proeptmity, aotwithatracilsg the legal end raber 'betake It hot had to tostead with, sad the couple ties doom joist stork books, the estebliebtnest of which the seeress ph. Lesdost sad Wl.ll . misat.r Bask hadeettosretteel. Ile was ettotOleat that, cooler his rooree•or, Mr. littriaga, who hot bees sestojeted with bin for toasty-throe yeah% the aerie yr:advice woad he penned, sad wish the same te moles — limit, were s veba to the diesotors sod to the clods is.o, otos II kick Ids so Wag sepsrolod. The following Austrian view of the ranee of Cnuot CST6tUr . • f 1.1.5114001. appnarsie the Oft IhrterAe Past It saran probahle that M. Crows teriarad big resigns , boa. sad the• it was sr..eptel, iroatre that qua re of the c,se,teas degraded by Austria. It there sits to be a re• es.orillation between the courts of Venn. sad Turin, orate; ensile be so likely to berg it about r the reurival of the misietrr who hod represented the polky !roof sad i.ff..see against Asatint. Ta. Emperor Nspohosi h tbst this dammed of Austria wee well oitoiod, and whet ham happrsed tree a astiasetios which it was very natural for bleu to erre " Faiiu it SIIIPI Or WAR le YARMOUTH HAR- P/AM.—The sere of hie Imperial *stray Ow Farr &armee paidie swam , Galilee, ramie' two ger, is will hie! in Twitionth horror. Her nbpet is to prevent rice Freacb Rabies rata Wyk, ate Ash of Eaallsb ship, which would se forelgo unr• be ben,. to duty, sad t` re inlet Fusels pate as tars own gore free 11% 6 1 Tha Geltiro ha (..y. the Nee ortrA Nsresseit) eh eight• sad bider no board for trying the wrist •ive power ef erperesed attionforrn ; awl we ors erased by the eoginow sod the brit lisin'eass• that, so far es the experirest bee gre, titres I. is Iles tuts of rill wrier s wars" of 40 pr ant. la far. TM Gabe e rogue tate Itasboat without the ossiel are of a ;dot sod op ft poor serpri.a being tweeted In erne of the (Akers. It was simmered Vott so ship of the Trrneb ssoy wee Whored to Nike as Rabluiti pilot Is raw soy of oar pots, with whit* they wet.. • x poctoti to be thoroughly senualsisd—a Jimmied's winch, it is rupees*, would art be hand in sorer oat was orstasaders. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1859. SURREY SESSIONS, (THIS DAY.) (Bebre J. Z. Johnson, Itsq.) DAIIIXO WATCH I 0 RRRRR IX A PUBLIC tIOURw, AND CON. VICTION 01 •:4 Oil) OTFINDIR. Gear liaigrdia, &bee Off, 22, a smart, active yang Mew, l ems istNeW foe stealtag a tratah from the pima of Itisbee Mr. Ilbarpe yeatecuted, end Mr. Lilly defended the gdaemer. The proterutor sold that stout 2 &elm* cot the morning elf the leth alt, ha was mantling in frm.t of the bar of Mares gabbro hoar. in the Westomiaster•rosid, when the =emu la and metered late :internam% with him. 111 mad to speak d Ida whin the primmer anatchad hi mate& tram his mailmmg pedal and bolted oat of t h e hew with It. Ind= peened him and me him "Upped to Carlisle-lora, what he Ewa the priwiser • blow sad 1411 Mee to head Idee hie mesa& and make off. He did so, bat at that imonant, tnifirinontoly for the primmer, a eon statute cams vp and task Idle into mewl,. He bad no Melt to give the gainer la charge, .11 he mated to de Wail to give him • geed hdlg. (Laughter.) • youngaimed Bram ea be pars:of to Naar, wed mapped him k where they had • awn string& ; and at UM sismust theproeszator armaap, Rena the Wisner, sad /emir/ hi watch of Ida The Omer pod It OWE% sad was sheet to rue off, when tlis euriMis err op ea took la , ta Mae 'melody. Mr. LBW mede • very isgesiose appeal to tha jar:, rip daseriarlas as shwa that they wore all latoairated, sad list Iles Vela INS iall• for a lark. They were, be add, aU mit* tesether. the watch was restored to the peormaatoe beheiriferslslie arrived, slid Users was no pretence be a dame el m' TieChearia seemed se the wade of the 'Admen sad the=Na b bereaka head dr prisoner Guilty. Ware' dr ever Net is 1853 he wee tried at Ilephse serina sad NattliCed to two yews hard labour he wider sad wounding. Robed previously been tried sad esevided he VIIiOII4 robber* and dace 1836 had bees Mao 11•1111401114 -- TbiThClldium amid It woad be molar to pea a light pas- Mom as sub a bad abanteter who had Wen so often wa ylaid a a mai 1111 alms. Ha antaucted him to four years r ag umiak. WM= IT A PUSUCAN, Wdlidos Idly, 14 deterli;d on the calendar as • plumber, bee awed to keep Hs Oeldeenhh's Arms. Bedforibury, woe *dieted for Iwty pousde weight of lead, the pro pd[ m of George Myles. _ltio INdlettr. r. Libel , asia lled kla. It apparel tlist the *war hied for some time worked We Mr. Myra, sad st Ib sem time kept the Ocidunith's Aims , width was attended to by hies wife. Oa the 11th bet. be ems loud in possersion of the lead in grwideh be earned se W property, but it was idea eaft' tiektughig ece Mr. Krim Thiejury fence b Ostaty, when The Chairman mid be understood that the prisoner hod teen in receipt of du a day maps, which ought to hare in duced him to ham protected his master's property tested of robbing. Howler, as IS• bad a previous good character, he should wily sentence him to four months' hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) DOW-STREET. AM IXPODIXT TIIIPIP. ♦ dimipated-looldsg p 4, of about 16, who said her Dann was SeraA Jekesee, tree ohm* with attempting to atml a watch and chain from the person of kite. May, 3-5, Bow . - Mrs. May deposed—l live with my son, who is a theatrical 03MOOlief. Last evenlog 1 we. Mahn; at the doer of the chop, when the primmer come up to me in a mysterious manner, a• if she had soneWhMg very particular to say, and leaning very aloes to me seid, "Whet is the time P" (A laugh.) I said I believed it was .beat 11 o'clock. She then grasped at my chain, broke it, and ran away. I thought she had got my watch, se I ran abet her, caught her, and gave her in charge to the policemen on duty at the door of the Mationehenes, which is a few doors from oar boom. I Wee lard that toy watch wee safe, mid we I charged her with the attempt. Afterwards I discovered that • portion at the stria was missing, end I mentioned it to the inspector. She wee then searched, end the piece of the chain wm found co bar. I INIVIS saw her before, though she told the Inspector I had "ghee her three months." Tb. pninese—That I. a lie. Inspector elltedmil—l heard her my it. She twisted on it, though Mm. May declared she did not know her. Mr. Heap—She is evidently a very hardened woman. The pnamier —Yea had better keep your tongue off me, 634 and so I can tell Ton. We Lit Mrs. Green, the female searcher at the station-house, tee deputed that she found on the priemer the emelt pie* of chain now produced, ant identii,U by Mm. May so a portion of bet chin. The prisoner said "You may as well too have it—it was the watch I meant to have, but I only got 10 la the chain." The priseser, who offered no defence, was committed for 10 trial inn stealing the portion of chain found on her. el CLERKIINWELL. COMMITTAL OP • 1107011.10t$ SKITILZ-1111ARP111. IVO Beery Gairm, aged 40, a notorious skittlemharper, deseribed ea the charge-cheat as a better, reeding at 17, dL lisehreeit-plats, Laing:on, was placed at the bar, before Mr. rg Genie, charged with delranding Frederick William Denney, 100 a carpenter, of 64, Pectonvillie hill, of 21. 16A, at the Grapes 11 0 beermhip, Rawstorne•etert, Clerkiroweil. The promeetor on Saturday wee peeieg aim the City-MIL when tea prisoner accreted his, semi deer welking by at his side for some distance, asked him is pertake of same re. frealentat. This he assented to. end while they VIM NO constrains over some ale a men entered, aid at 1 , 71 It ono* joined la their ounvenation. Toe et:tenger esid that he wan "a native of Wales," that he had "just ss. strived In town with plenty of money," that he was de• ea ermined to ass the sights, and he wound tip by r , reinesking that the Welsh people were stronger than any ga sew in the world, and that he weld throw • 141 b, weight a ta. distance of 60 yaciL. The prisoner mid he would Ly the a' Weidman 10a. that he could not throw the weight 39 yards. ao The bet was accepted, and ne prosecotor was induced to go and me flair play. They all adjourned to the above hoots, bet belied of a doe bowling alloy he (complainant) ' found nothing but a dirty low skittle ground. 0 Seeing that they could not get the weight, and that if they did them would not be room to throw It, the prisoner and hie companion began towing. The prisoner got 15e. from the prosecutor, which he lost, and then the primmer IE7 and toe Welsblnat said that his (complainant's) guard chain was not gold, and that he Gould sot pawn his u watch and chain for 21. He said be could, sad the prieoaar u made s bet with the Welshmen and told complaisant that if be would get the 21. hs would give him Ss. for We e trouble. He pawned his watch for the 21. and when he cone teak the presser took the 21., and sail he would g tees with it. The teseelstnant said he woold not ham Aar thing le de with It, and asked La his in mei back, bat he deemed to sive it, bet weed on tense, and lost It ell 1 with the Wablsen. While in the skittle-ground, the m presser gave the complainant some beer. whkh rendered ft hie pertly iaacn.ibie, and, in fact, he had not been well I ease. Ttistester said the preseatat lest his sung fairly, sad e pie his watch to pier Nova tat 11,. Carrie said it wee a ere br •jury, bet ha would re- g mood the please far the weepielen ad the depositions. es LATRST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sr macaw TIMBORAPE.) NOTTINGHAM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) I cn ESTERFIELD HANDICAP. Ong mile and a half. to Klieg Willies , Peebles, Gaylen', anal Wl/11Al2 Black rf. hre. BUNNIT PARK STAKES. Six furlongs. Jerry Learlega. Towne Noble. Syringe, Revival f, - Hour/y, Tousle, Olivr, and Eva are her. NURSERY PLATE. Straight half mile. Erika, En , T dory Noble, and Sj ring.. are here. FOREST PLATE. ODS Abron, Sir Colia, Little Agra, Awful, and Skipjack, are here. OTHIR Aziuvits.—Feasaa, Lady Groavenor, ud Herman. London was visited this morning by another thaw:tee worm, we...1.Jc% with heilliut to bea of lightater cad • ronaidcreble fall of ra'n. The mom beano shoat Ow o'cl.ick sad continued nth wore or I. severity till Wirer ten cad eleven, when the sky suddenly cleated up, sad the sae shone forth with Its usual power et We pined of the year. On Monday a men jumped out of a train when in motion new BorT, sad when an engin. was mat fa IMIZCI of him, ho tro f mod selren wish hie head thee to the rut. pe wee nightly injure!, end col I give no reeeon for his ra.bcreoi. The Nioaton estate, says the Manchester Guardia* of this moralise, which to i•b's throe twit* of Manclimitar, enntaitiins G%B acres, was yeverday bought by Mr. Samna &oohs. the booker, by public oat :Jun, lac the stun of 16.4001. ♦ DUCAL LIVING 701 SALIL—Thir aseraing so mowaesseeats appear otlatiag for gala tbs Dabs of Ratla's rastary ot Kaaptat, boar Lott/Inm* wail alas seracis. of Slionraliv and Mo only ansesod. I. is dastribad as hirriviyanadlo risvoe y, 141 b on Nome approactiai 1,0001. a year from atsrly 640 acme of globe in gong condition, and held by Alibis tenants. Popalatios coder 1,000. Pres.nt lassubsat la his 59 h ear. Hi. Order of Rutland will t2 liellabosis 12,0001. by this hula pass of act leriostioal ?• °it Dal TIERS DIV) NID.—No film than four litatbs Imo drowning ha.. ()round ha the taahrbbourbool of Liserrol within the Last two days, awe is the Massey sad ,thee is pits. BHABB LI82&-71118 DA). Two oTwoi. Although business continues extremely the railway share market to-day is firmer. Great Western stock is in good demand, and has risen 1 per cent., and several of the other leading stocks 1 par cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1161 to f ; Lan cubits atd Yorkshire, 961 to } ; Great Western, 601 to 1; Midland, 103} to 1041; Beath Eastern, 72} to 731; Caledonian, 821 to 63; Ber wick, 931 to } ; York and North Midland, 761 to } ; and North Bntish, 66} to 671. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather firmer ; the old issue being quoted 2j to 21 prem. ; and the new, 11 to 2 prem. Other foreign, as well colonial railway shares, are inactive. 011111011111 MAZES &ND IPTOOILL I ft. I Alava: aab" tors.Arasi va. 14 :t CO, I ...1•1••-•••••-• ----- I 0P cunt. ma Use ----- • 1 . 1 :1 gorristr a a :2 gt'VA '2 ar _ F • Jo Irmisn a S i le A • Wi• 106. _ Ikarl Wersissa 'lt loo itt 1 res. *Arta. ant Wars-an, 1 Da I...emat.s• ma sear. Da. ea. sa Nw ee ii i• went Ulna 1.:21.5n S. ;Lossdoo sod 01.11 . 1 L i i =l NS= Wean. Id 10 Ow Ls.' lel ••601.01114.41.1801811016 klmoo am. — Q141,.., 1I 0 uatLll .l. l.ll 0 al !if h.rat.=...- , ; 11..::.-.r.-.616-617.1.-1 az. Nurn Br.elo . lima D .A irer ilarnart: t 11. er ! it. 10 lea r.. 00 !Noah 111 . i ll tun . w 1: tie Secik tailerialice 0 ••• hewroOzied.Woo., • Wyo. 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Ir. r „. ........... n '.. ra• . l MUZDIR NIA2 SHIZLDB. Yesterday morning a fearful crime was perpetrated at Jarrow. A mac, named John Shafto Wilthew, murdered him wile by cutting her throat with • rigor, and afterwards made • similar attempt on his owe:tiffs. Jarrow has through out the day been in a wars at great exeitemsne, theltones in which the murder we. sewer — beteg ma- Wantly surrounded by a crowd. The klevrig me the yew Ureters of this sad affair, as &Weed by eft with ea the spot,—John Shafto Wilthew sail& eel% Illmemaelt occupied two small those in BNINIMAININEIN user the Railway Station, Jarrow, gar width thy pellia sot disk per week. Reelding with them were three ell flak shildren, namely. a girl, 17 ran d age, end two lam ene need the otber 13 years of age; and • brother el the gemmed gamed Omega Charlton. About four chase y. L., Charlton, who slept in the kitchen, wee greatly donned on seeing his Meter enter from the other room in her night dress, holding her hand to her throat, from which the blood waa flowing profusely. She was tumble to speak, and presented • meet fearful spectacle. He Instantly jumped out of bed, when she caught hold of his right arm, and mad* signs that she had received • severe wound on her throat. Presently her husband, having only his trousers on, ease runniog into the kitchen, mad passed quickly through into the yard. In • few momenta he re turned, when Chatham, suspecting from him appearance that he had done or meant to do himself some injury, left his sister for a moment, and followed him into the other room where he found him lying on his Loa in a pool of blood. He returned to the kitchen to attend to his later, who was sitting on the deer, with her head resting on a stool. Blood was Bowing very fast trees her. By this time several of the neighbours stared the hones. Dr. Saunders was seat foe, and on he arrival he inansellately attended to the de ceased, who wag considered to be in the more dangerous con dition. He found that she had received • severe wound in the throat. On Dr. Saunders oommencesig to dress the deceased's throat, she looked imploringly to him. end payed rather than spoke the words, " Oh, Doctor Saunters, I didn't deserve this I" She was getting weaker, and a few minutes after the doctor had stitched sad bound up the wound, she expired. The attention of Dr. Saunders was then directed to the husband, who was lying its • pool of blood in the bedroom. It was found that while In the yard he had Melded a wound on his throat between three sad fear 'nohow ka Isagth. He had cut through to the windpipe, but the windpipe was not Wend, although the eaterwal }vase wis was cat. His wounds having boa &weed he the placed in the bed where he and lila murdered jerreerm hed _yeesed the night, We understand that he voluntarily us hered in having ant his witen throat. Yesterday isteaker, es being visited, he spoke of the fearful occurrence Is a Gael awl collected manner, and even sat up In bed sad aweked W pipe. He is folly expected to recover. It in seppend tlist, he wee led to commit the crime by jealoweg, lir whisk so far re Is known, not the slightest groaai added. There was lathing in his rw Int behaviour to show tits be ostlers& this foul crime. Wiltliew who is 66 yak of age, wee k the employment of No ses. Palmer Brellmee mad Corearsy, Iron shipliaildersos peeksew„ dr., eta of et lea per week, which similes he heeled& about tee Shady after the &mated screams bei Mimi yank tethered Salter and polieweeethable Dither, of the wthey eemth balmy, arrived at tie bare, milk& yeethein et the steers which Wilthew bad used in haelft the meek ea bk wife's throat sad his own. Polisememehdde Anthem sr miss to the roost with Wi ltbsw.—ilioshotw Ow►Jiw oil this day. CRICK CT.—GENTLEMEN V. PLATEN.B.—Thiernatol2, which was commenced at Lord's on Monday, was mussed yesterday in the presence of a large comma of spectators, and when the stumps were draw* it will be seen that the Gentlemen had the large store of 230 to get to wit. They commence the task this day (Wednesday). The followieg in IL soon :—Players, Ant inning., 226 ; mond ditto, 187 ; Gentlemen, first innings, 184. MAGNHAM V. ERITH.—This was the return match, and took place open the ground of the for mer on Tuesday, July 19. Beth wore declared the victor. by 23 runs. only ono inning. being played out. The wore was With, 79 • Reinham, 56. The gelding an the pert of the Erith wee 'sleet excellent, end was mach admired by all present. ACCIDENT ON ESTFIWAITE WATEE.—A fatal boat accident on Bathwaite Lake occurred on Saturday lee, which resulted in the death of Thomas Stanley, Reg., of Heaslugham House, near Whitehaese, son of Dr. Stanley, of Halle Vile, Dialogue. Mr. Stanley has been for some short time residing in the immediate refaity of Windermere, and on Saturday was crossing Helswalte Lake in a boat, exonspanied by another gentleman, when by some means or other as yet unexplained, the craft suddenly nue, and both gentlemen were precipitated into the water. Ilia companion succeeded in making his wasps by swimming to the shore, but the unfortunate Mr. Stanley immediately sank, sad was drowsed,—Nettgrlsted Faqirs:. A FARMER KILLED BT A BOLL—On Saturday last (say. the Weetsris awaits Herald) the inhabitants of Gaffney, near Glastonbury. &edits wiehbourhood were pain fully excited by a report that Mr. B. Wilcox, farmer, of Gai ney, hay come to as untimely end. It appeared that Mr. Wilcox was the owner of a bull, end, hating, from the noise the animal was making, that it was su ff ering from thirst, went to it with a supply of water, when, immedi.tely epos his en tering the building where the animal was confined, it sat upon him in an infuriate 1 manner and gored him to death. Hie absence for a considerable period carrel some auseasieees on the part of his wife, who went to the outbuilding Ia search of him, and found her husband mutilated in a shaking man ner, with the maddened beast still standing over him. Life, wee quits extinct. Deceased has left • tram and a large family to deplore his untimely end. He was about fifty yeses of age. THE ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT 'AIM—Mrs. Watts, the old comae whose throat was cut by a .an named Abraham Fawcett, In Leeds, last Thursday. Is peogresslng favourably. Fawcett is slap Improving, sad lisps are entertained that both will eventually recover from their wounds. __ AUSTRIAN Visenut tot BaiTisii Poore.—An order has come from Austria that versa belonging to that State which have been detained in the Tyne end other north east port during the recent hostilities between Austria and France may now proceed on their voyages unmolested. At the outbreak of the Russian war the sale of vemels beloag tag to that country to English owners was considered a legal transfer. The French government would not recognise the sale of Auttrian oracle to oar &Innovates, and they have been lying in our north-vest pats, ea sailors plume it, " owing teeir heads off." THE HARVEST IN SurFouc.—The wheat harvest asemented is the neighbourhood of Newmarket on Friday Let. A *ample of new wheat wee offered in the local market en that day, end 45a. a quarter refuaed for it. At • sale of the growing crops on the Alruonet's Barr Farm, the follow ing prices were obtained Three acres of barley sold for 194 lk ; twelve sores of wheat, 901. 10e.; twelve acres of barley, 911. 10..; end six aria of peas, 441. 10e. The above were sold on the oonrittion that they were to be harvested and threshed at the eapenee of the perthaser ; the straw, chaff, to., being left upon the premier.—Nary Amt. ODD PLACE TOR A LARn'S NEST.—At the pre met time, neer Berrania, a mother lark may be observed aseidnottaly hatching three eggs in her neat, built in the in ride of the rails of the Kilmarnock mineral line, under one of the tt sleepers." The engines pars and reams over it, but the determined lark will no' min A day or two ego some cinders fell from en eaglets while pawing, and oonsumed half the neer. but the mother did not freak, her charge; mate, sal inetinct wee stronger then the fear of death, and she sat bravely on.—ifilaterma Post. MOUNT VERUTIUn.—At 3 aim on the morning of the wed instant (gays a correspondent writing from am- Anal tha crater, in the direetioa of Pompeii, formed • fusee, so that It is now imputable bs oftirtan no awns! depth. Flames of wartime celoure proceed teriat it ; the whole crater imemblea sad the Swamis which were made In it • few days singe ate now • bed of fire. Towards the deemitage another erasing ham been media with two esparate chimneys," one of which throws out tire ethers, and the ether pumice end mhos. The month from which the &realer Lanes lamed le now much enlarged. At the foot of the mountain, in the &maw of Retina, • smell crater bas been formed. from which are ejected red-hot atones, weighleg ri :fall mat About 200 feet below it a crater be. born fo is a fame, whence lamas red-hot lava, which rem forwards so via. ion* that, If it took a etraiebtlorwerd dimottoo, It must &r -am WOO is Resins or Partici. It breathes off, however, in three different direaiosa. rONBY MARKET.-2BIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Great inactivity continues to prevail in the Stock Exchange. Commis are inanimate, and are now quoted about 1-16 per cent, lower than they closed yesterday. Some of the other markets, however, show more steadiness. English and Lombardo- Venetian railway shares are rather dearer. The mud telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet reached us. Consols are officially marked 95 to 951 for money, and 95 to 951 for the 9th of August. The present quotation is 951 to 1 both for money and the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 3; India Stock at 220 to 222; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 941; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 941 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 281. prem. The foreign stock market is rather quiet. Turkish stocks have declined 1 , per cent., the Old Loan being now quoted 801 to 811, and the New 691 to 701. Mexican Bonda are rather more offered. Sales are recorded u follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1031; ditto Four-and-s-Half per Cents, 1852, 941, 94 ; dittoFour-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 941; Buenos Ayres Six per Centc, for account, 71 ; Dutch Foar per Cent. Certificates,lol; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 19, 191, 181; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 45; Sardinian Five per Cents., 871; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 44; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 81; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1041 ; Venezuela New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 281, 281, 28/. _ . _ - -•- Mr. Gladstone's budget commend. itself to fun, by its simplicity; and, though involving the necessity of sacrifices, has been well received in the City. Acting upon high financial principles, the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposes to meet the deficiency of between four and five millions resulting from the measures of defence now in progress by an imme diate addition to the income tax, and not by a loan. The readinees with which the nation responds to his appeal contrasts strongly enough with the French peaches of burthening posterity. The contrast is the more worthy of remark because the addition to the income tax now announced is necessitated almost solely by the pernicious and disquieting example of enormous military and naval armaments set to the world by France, our ally. The Sultan has taken 60,0001. in specie for Lisbon. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yes terday. Farther amounts of Russian gold are known to be oa the way to this country. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates forte ills on Austria were quoted at a fresh reduction. ng paper on Paris was also inquired for. As regards St. Petersburg, the quotation was slightly men favourable to this country. The other exchanges were steady. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.13! to 141; ditto gat, 11.113 to 123; Rotterdam, three moths, 11.13 t to 141; Antwerp, three months, 25.5 to 10; Hamburg, mare haw, three months, 13.3tt0 t; Parka three days sight, 15.5 to 121; ditto, three months, 26.30 to 21 ; Fransfort-mt the-Mahse, three month; 116 t to 117; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 34t to I ; Vienna, ell flo three meths, 11.75 to 85 ; Torte, ditto, three months . , 11.86 to 95 ; Madrid, three maths, 49 to t ; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 4; Leghorn, three months, 30.00 to 10; Geste, three months, 26.75 to 80; Naples, three menthe, 123., Matins, 40 1 1 to 41; Palermo, three menthe, 122/ to three months, 123 to;; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to I; °pert% go days, 611 to 62. Except se regards tee, holders of which asked higher prices,7tte produce market yesterday was spiritless notwithstanding Mr. Gladstone's absten tion from touching the duties. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was abun dantly supplied, and prices were quoted hot. to Id. per lb. below the highest point of last week. The indigo sale yesterday went off without altera tion in prices, but the biddings were more animated, and the quantity sold was larger than on Monday. In the estimate of expenditure for the current year submitted by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Monday was a sum of 116,8001., being the cost of the core, or gotta perch& covering for the proposed sub marine cable from Falmouth to Gibraltar. Mr. Gladstone remarked that " the late government en tertained the plan of endeavouring to manufacture and lay down this submarine cable from England to Gibraltar in the course of the present mason, the estimated out of which was 250,000/. ; the contract bad been actually made before the present govern ment came into office, for the manufacture of what, I believe, is called the core of the cable, at a cost of 115,0001." In consider ation , however, of the ad vanced period of the season, the operation of laying the cable, already mentioned in the Express, . is not to be d out until next spring. Lombardo- cultist+ Railway shares were dull yes terday, owing to an impression that a call of 2/. may be made on both issues of shares in October. The shares, with 10/. or 50 per cent. paid, would then be admissible to the privilege of quotation on the Paris Boma. We understand that a meeting of the shareholders in the General Bank of Switzerland will take place at Geneva on tne 22nd August, when, it is stated, the whole of the fin English directors will tender their resignation, not being able to agree with the management at Geneva. Could the English capital embarked in the undertaking be withdrawn as easily, I the arrangement would be the more satisfactory. We notice, however, that at Berlin, where the shares are largely held, the price, previously as low as W. per 201. share, has been carried up to 10/. by the news of peace, it being doubtless hoped that the un dertaking may be extricated with less disadvantage than was at one time apprehended from its Italian and other commitments. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Soot deb. Australian %vestment Company shows a gross profit of 10,1481. The dividend proposed is at the rats of 10 per cent. per annum, which will require utooot., and leave at the credit of the reserved Rind 18,6961. Only a small amount of the 40,0001. of 6 per cent. preference stock offered has yet been taken up. The directors of the Netherlands Land Enclosure ' Company have received intelligence that the Second Chamber of Holland has refused to sanction the bill brought in by the government to confirm the agree ment entered into with the company. Consequently, I fresh negotiations are necessary, and will be imme diately entered upon. This company has strong claims upon the assistance of the Duren government. The 8 per cent. preference shares fell 10.. yesterday. The shares of the Royal Mail Steam Company fell 21. yesterday,in conseq.ence of the loss of the steamer Paramatta. Creditors of the London and Eastern Bank are re quired to prove their claims before Vice-Chancellor Wood, who has appointed the 27th ins'. for adjudi cating upon them. The Council of India have taken up the ships Lady Octavia and Speedy for the eo nnn y aaaa of troops from Gravesend to Bombay. The effect of peace on the freight market is the+ noticed by Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co.: The unexpero-dly peaceful news of the lint week bee un hinged our market. mid we bars rn repart a eta of suspense fled general slufrgisnar es ta beleba. Our 'mations must therefore be accepted with gashilasti.n. Mediterranean out ward freights are t'a firm to be doOdadly affrcted, and home ward are shunt mamas], influenced en might be expected by tM freeing .4 French, At:avian, 8 trdinten, and German tonnage. In other clamant the fret is se vet leas =rice. As usual et this season, Archangel freights are much en hanced. The annexed report of the Rarkoff (Russia) wool fair, from Meyers. Zenker and Co., is forwarded by Messrs. John Wilson, Jan., and Co.: The prospect , ' of oar this year's wool fair, looking ssly to the very berlthy ondttion of our bane manufecturee, nets is every respect highly favourable, sad the altered views of the lest few weeks to favour of lower prices, ware based ea &nearly on the gloomy aspect of attire übr.md, both com mercial sad political, whieb led to as expeututins met foreign layers would he totally ablest front our markets. 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Fel .4 Ikeirad If lifs` Wt Da. 16 Wood Boat L Oxman Mirk la) Prataadal MI Wart 10 II; tw 1k0 , — , 0 1* Saab Mamba& 4.z e i 04 D... Iwe I y rawest M I WL=lral;U II I N GI LI II al U 1 i ift lei 331 i a si is sib II 1 ad ad Ml 4 a d d Id d sal a dd ''. =J ill. lia git ii i * O. Ii 1.1 1 i a U 36 Oil of 46 41 3 itb 411 46 r 61 1147 11 NI in ii i i istkeinue .M 1 al s IS 1 to. ato I se 1 lb to I 1 es dr TM i iinalski x In al x 1 IS 1 II if Id a d II 76 d 114 66 a 66 I la 1 II eir z if i ad. iS Ut Y FS i iYi 2. 1.4 111 It 4IP et e I lla ■ 11 lb 1 et Mg ifs If I be :In 11 1 fb z gal 41 41 li 6 1 -11 . 1 iitd•• la o l 11.1 I 11 - pi U li PA Ve 1 It 21 ff I4'l it 2 PP 1111 its Ms Eft Itoa ila as gm el ta it L aa ui tia sa stooks of old goof* in the warehouses, 'whether in the heath of dealers or manufacturers; and hems the transactions in the MOSCOW market during the Wt sin weeks have been so limited, while at the same time the condoned brilliant progress of our manufactures give • pros pect of • permanent demand for the raw material. B,niness opened lots at the fair, nit till the 6th inst., but proceeded so briskly, thet it may be considered to bus closed by the 10th. Price", owing to claw competition and a strong desire to purchase for home consumption, showed • Modesty to rise, end an average advance wee established of 6 to 10 per oat. on the rates of 1868, reaching in luny isatences even 12 end 15 pm cent. Foreign Wylie held entirely aloof during the beet of the market, mad oily ea the 11th end 12th inst. took some smell quantity of skin wool (shoot 3,000 youth.). The coothtion of part of the brook-washed wools was better than last year, part of them, however, es well as those in the grease, were decidedly more woofing, end would give leg yield in ecouring,. The quantity brought in for this year's June sate was ter behind 1868, end reached oily about 190,600 poods brook-washed (meson) and green wools, of which the larger hall brook-washed. TuZSDAT EVILNINO, The funds derived a certain degree of support from the announcement that there is to be no oreation of dock, but business was very languid, and the ad vance in Consols scarcely amounted to t per cent. The improvement would probably have been more considerable but for the intimation given by the Chancellor of the Exchequer that an additional loan for India will be rendered necessary by the failure of the 51 per cent. loan for 5,000,0001. now open in India. The agitation in Italy, and doubts as to the mode in which Napoleon's incomprehensible pro gramme is to be worked ont,also check the tendency to improvement, both here and at. Perim. The demand for money in commercial channels continues brisk, and the transactions which take place below the Bank minimum are of a somewhat exceptional character. At the Bank, however, the applications to-day were to only a moderate extent. The instalment or 25 per cent. which fell due this day on the Indian Loan had, of course, been pro vided for. The final instalment of 26 per cent, is fixed for the 16th August, but the payments in ad vance have been very large. Indian railway shares were heavy to-day, under the influence of the intimation that Lord Stanley's supplemental estimates for the service of the Indian government will themselves require to be supple mented. Even in the present easy state of the money market, a good deal of attention is excited by the prospect of a flow of silver to India on government account, the more especially as the remittances to China have decidedly increased. It is sta'ed that the Council of India have already entered into contracts for the supply of &consider able amount of the metal, which must be procured principally on the Continent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96t, "buyers." varied to day between 95 to and 951, " buyers," and closed at 93 3-16 to 6.16, or 951, ban for money and the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1, 96, 951, 96, 951, ; ditto. for amount (9th August), 961, 96, 931, 961, 961; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, # h , 1 • New Three per Cents., 951,1, 1 ; Ban Stook, 221, 223 ; India Stock, 219 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentured, 961, 961 ; the scrip of the New Loan, 95i. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 27e. to 30e. prem.; India Bonds were firmer, being dealt in at 6s. die. to par. The Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures were quoted 951 to / ; and the New Loan, 95 to 4; or par toI prem. Business in the foreign market was inactive. Turkish Bonds alone attracted attention, sod re covered to 1 per cent. The Old Six per Cents. closed at 81 to 82, and the New at 70 to 71. Mexican Binds left off at 19 to 4. AtINES.-THLY DAY. Two o'CLocg. The market is rather inactive today, the opera tions entered into having been upon a limited Kale. °rambler and St. A nbyn shares are officially marked 66, ex thy., in the Stock Exchange. There have also been inquiries for Herodsfoot, West Camden, and Drakewalls mines. Boa Accord Copper Mining shares are enquired for, and are marked 11. Other colonial, as well as foreign mining sham, are inactive. COMMERCIAL AND MARHEIR MARL-LANE.-(THIS DAT.) The attendance was small, and the ton* calm. Prim of most articles of the trade were nominally nnabered. The supply of borne-grown grain wee The impute of foreign grain into London &nu lad Monday were reported this morning as fair of flour, fair of wheat and cede, and null of barley. WNIAT.-Buglieh held at last Monday's price*. Foreign unaltered, at lad Monday's rata. English white 40e. to 465. • red, 355. to 43e. per qr. ; Duthie and Konigsberg, 441. to 681. per 4041 b. Rostock, 60a. to 62a. ; other Baltic porta, 40s. to 60s. French, 40s. to 60s. FLOUR dull mile at last Monday's priors. Towo, 35e. to 465. ; Norfolk, 275. to 28s. per Mlb. ; French, 30e. to 324. pa 280th. ; Amer., U.8.,-per barrel. BASLIT very quiet at about last Monday's rake. English, 32e. to 424. per qr.; Battle, 28e, to 38e. ; other ions. 375, to 32a. per qr. OATS sold slowly at about last Monday's rates. British, 24e. to 32e. per qr.; Russian, 21a. 6d. to 23e. poi qr. ; other Baltic porta, 225. to 28a. per qr. 81.4.111.-gaslish and Egyptian unaltered at laid Mon day's prime. English tick, Ma. to 42a. ; barrow, 42a. to 464. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to Me. per qr. Egyptian, 335. Per qr. Plus quiet at last Monday's rates. English boiler', 4114. to 60a.; hog and gray, 28e. to 425.; foreign, white, 43e. FLOATING CAHOoIe.- &nos lest Friday 11 grain-laden maids were reported arrived at ports of call, v.z., 5 wheat 4 maize, and 2 barley. The demand for cargoes hen been, mince Monday, very inactive. The latest ales not reported before, were an strived cargo of Odeua (Mirka, at 41a. 6,1. per 4021 be., a cargo of Gala's maize, 29r. 3d. pm 49.1 be., and a cargo of Lagos maize, 28s. 41d. per 4801te. C.F.I. ; all arrived. ARILITLUI LNTO LONDON MOM JULY IS TO JULT 10. INKS& &Sew& !Ur arse • "' . Radii i iiii Yards doer. - iiirds.3/0 eases MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUOMI. —The market 0W1111196 dull; prima in some mess are rather in favour of the buyer!. Brown Manritlus sold at 3te to 355. ; good middling to fiss yellow, 425. 6d. to gia 6d.; brown to middling yellow native Madras, 32n, to 34e.; brown Paraiba, 345. Relined dull and Inactive. Cornet has gone aif steadily, but without 'mirk; low to good middling plantation Ceylon sold at 68.. 6d. to 81s.; L.ser, 68.. 6d. to 7ts.; good ordinary native, Ms. to d.; Tellieberry, 725. to 82s. 6d. Tue.—The market is firm black kaf cutworm are P. to ea. dearer. Rice Is in limited request. Ran.—No sale reported. BALTPRTRE.—For refraction 71 per Dent., 40s. 6d, hag been paid, and 36.. cash for 91 to bf per ant. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS LAY.) rea market la etrady at the annexed perm —Tome Tallow, 60a. 31. art cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spat, 631. 3d.; July, 534. 3d.; Augut to September, 64e. ; October to December, 645. dd. BOROUGH HOP MARJEBT.—(THIS DAY.) Mown. Potteedra omd Smith report that the accoopto continuo to come tammrobir. Nuke% doll. Duty 250,00/.. CURIOUS TIERALDICDPICOVERY.—Within the [tit two or three days • discovery has been made in this town which bas excited ameiderable attention among oar local antiquarer, and occeekned not a small amount of heraldic' research. Some workmen, on taking d)wit the wall of is howe in the Coll-state Churchyard, which by also a front towards Li t nfintj.stree-, discovered that it wits built close egainst another well, which, at one time. had constituted a part of the house faring the church yard, and to the latter wall, within a slight recess„ of an oblong form and somewhat more than a yard in length and about a yard wide, they f ,and a tablet of an drat arms, in a tolerably good state of pre. strati -n. ft is of plaster, and In the opinion of some persons who have exitance t it has be n taken from a mould: but this we think doubtful. The npf. er shield centatne the n a val arms of Englamd,w;th a crArnad lion soda &agog for suppertei sad as the dragon was introduced se a 'smarter by Henry VIII. and continual to be so until the end of the reign of Queen Ellz.leth, when it wee inmeretard t.y the unicorn by the order of James 1., the date of the tablet may be tab u to be not eerier than the reign of Henry VIII, o'er later th e n that of Quern Elizabeth. 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