The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-19 00:00:00

L-kW INTELLIGENCK (THIS DAY.) coula OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) CLOWES r. etowito AND 1101411.13. '3 cL i e ciao the petitioner had obtained a divorce It men ro before the prising of the act ; cod he now prayed i. . ~.in v orce of hie marriage. The court bad reserved the whether he bad not been guilty of unreasonable Wilde thought that nothing bad been shown to ivicion that the petitioner had bean negligent or ..:rat to his wrong. He would, therefore, grant • .:ii with costa. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. RACEFULCONDUCT OP ♦ RAILWAY PASEIRROZR. . ..... Aldridge, • well-dressed man, was brought Mr. Flowers, charged with being drunk, creating • ~ : •,..itune, using abusive language, and assaulting the and travelling in a first-clam carriage without a iirt. At the Cbaring.croes Railway station. t found by Inspector Richardson that on the arrival the Greenwich trains from London.bridge the ‘.; urtcd that the defendant and two companions bad They were applied to in the usual course at the station, where tickets are collected, but they ; and declared that they bad given them up I. eiloe•bridge, which was not possible. They said er Lid come from Woolwich, but through tickets were .7ciolircted there, and London tickets would have been at New-cross. They had been asked very civilly i 4F the amount of the fare and leave their address, and , Leo. 3 any wiatake had oean made, and their tickets ,re fonts', the amount would be returned them. One of z estlenien accepted this advice and ;Aid his fare, but rdeftodant behaved in the meat violent manner, and to the railway officers the most disgusting tilb:acquartily language. A policeman was then sent for, which the defendant struck the witnesses and the also, and his conduct occasioned a crowd at the and consequent obstruction and annoyance to pas yrs. The defendant was drunk. ire defendant, who showed no disposition to apologias tit dt,orderly conduct, disputed the right of the rail , serraots to interfere with him, maintained that be and friends tail proper tickets, which had been collected, • i :breitoned to take proceedings against the company. denied the assertions of the witnesses that he was ht.r..k. Mr. }lowers was quite satisfied with the widows of the .ILeOti, sad tined the defendeat 31. for the various seesaw .1 Stich he was charged. Tte foe was paid, and the defendant mid he should ancil." SOUTHWARK. THE NEW ZIALILIID CHIEFS. An implication of a very singular nature was made by Mr. ..... F chiefs osier on behalf of the six New Zealand chie 'I isitt to this country about twelve months ago. Mr. Pr. vbn bad spent some years among Maories, was Sc. rewed by one of the chiefs, • fine looking and intelli- L t young man. Mr. Foster said • little more than • s,!yemouth ago the young mar. who accompanied him is :aduced to leave his native land with bye others by • u who planed before them each encouraging promises Isi they eagerly embraced the offer. When t h ey arrived r..loitialis In agreement was drawn up wherein the six clefs engaged to proceed to Europe to exhibit themselves :her private capacity, and in their war dances and other p , ...65e in their retire bosh. Mr. Woolrych asked what was wanted of him. Mr. Foster replied that he wished fore summons against g Mr. Haggerty, who resides la the Waterloo-road, for de toting the agreement. These poor New Zealander. have ',een left peothleas by the perms who engaged them, and TDO was indebted to them • very large sum, and the same rant was required for the purpose of suing him in a court if law. • iir. - Woolrych uked what was the subject of the agree- - Mi . . Faster replied that, as fez as be could understand, party who brought them agreed to pay each of them V. v , oth. including beard sod lodging and private clothing. Mr. Woolrych inquired whether the Sew Zealanders had ,: , py of that agreement. Mr. Faster said they had not. There were two copies :tie in Australia, and Mr. Haggerty hod both. It we. to :uin the copy that be applied for the summons. These •or foreigners had not been paid a farthing since Septem• and now they were reduced to great want and prin. )m. He therefore hoped his worship would wrist them ••Staining their just rights. Mr. Wo ol rych asked how mach wan due to these poor :en. jr. Faster replied that as far as he could ascertain it was 'Ai/. each. The men were in great want of their coney. aa, is feet, they were now without • penny, and it odd be a real charity to assist them. He wee assisting Lew as well as be could, bat he was net a rice man. . . Mr. Woolrycb directed a ounamor to mai for the root°. mos of the avtoomat. THE ETTRAORDINARY MOMS OY 4 GRAVE IN NUNHEAD CEMETERY. An inquiry was held last night by Mr. Carter, t. ec r t o h e a r in, for Surre p. La g t ih th e e death of r. J Arn e ls v So i l i t i i tti ni st r rest, rist, -ei 31 years, who committed suicide over his mother's ime• Mra Margaret Smith, 208„ Old Kent-roai, said that on t sunday evening the was walking in Nunhoul •2, she heard from the direction of one of the Frl ca v:es te Ze • vy breathiog of a perms in great pain. On ig to the : she found a young man lying on the turf with his •,.1 on the aide 'too, of a grave. He had evidently just ::sa. Witness was afraid something was wrong and she -It for the superiotendent of the cemetery and returned the spot with him. A doctor was mot for and remedies tre applied. The demand was three-quarters of an hour - .g on the grass. Some poison was seen by witness on ze ;round near the deceased. rulice-constable Harding Taylor, 182 P, said that on the ft.ng is question, shortly after 7 o'clock, he saw the selseed dead upon a grays in the cemetery. The body vs removed in a cab to the dead house of Camberwell lahotise. Os searchiog the pockets Vitale" found two rth Loudon Railway tickete—ooe ticket wee for the Ist .; from Hampstead to Stepney, and it was dated the 12th .7. The other ticket wee for the 2ed class, and was the 14th inst. A pocket handkerchief found on him _.lined the same name am that of Mrs. Telt, upon whose pre he was found dying. Only 51d. in mosey was found him. Mr. Joseph George Neil. lg, Sutherland-street, New ::'es, said that be wee a clerk, sod was the brother•in•law ! deceased. Toe deoused wee of no ctocnutioa wins :.t .ied—he was oat of commission. His teat employmest *.s tact of • elerk is the Oommercial Union lemmas any. On Thursday ahersooo he left witosaa's boas% • ▪ following moralise wattage's sister received a letter s—t,r. ho him evidently just before his death. His mother's ..stL, which occurred five years ago, bed given him great sad since then be bad acted is a very strange way. .• .• at two months ago he lost hie employroest by taking 'ars without leave, He theo sold off his furniture ▪ his wife arid child oat of doors, sad left them ••• *. tae resources of his family. For years witoess had •-• Lai with him upon his coodoct, and told him what it v. 1 all come to, but it was of so use. He at times • , *ay to habits of extreme intemperssee. When be to ratios despair netted him, and be went and • •,sed himself on the grave of his mother. The witness, appeared to be much affected, read the letter written -.•-• deceased to his wife, which was to the following mr dear Wife.—When you read these lines the iodivi .:'• eh , ' writes them will have taken the liberty of taking • of the future state of society. Igo to see my mother. remain to I..+k after the boy. God will raise up for you r. 't I mated -friends. God will protect you. See bow T Et cou were when yes mad I bad not the courage) tocom - ..L.: act I teoted to you. I believe now what Shek espmn that there is a method In madness. Farewell to • wild ',lnce our javeeile dayr, since first ' • hat ripened into manhood a devotion, and the love of •yhoid has become en enbood's affection—sins our • re was generated when we were boy and girl together ' , to Your , . but I now conatituto myself a judge of •- • r Court. and I now leave you. With Eugene •• • ••••i once followed raison nod not vied : my faults are • t . .e head and not from the heart. Be sure to bring up v 7 in strong feeliag of religion ; that I peg ,- '• At the coffeehouse in Tooley•strest will be pertniantean. sad in that will be the few things • - ~ , uteiDed. In my pocket will be found the key. •• Thin." • • •••.1 of postcript following the name was the see. :'•• lam going to Nunbeed." The witness said that which wan not written on consecutive pages of ' "':ter. re.inired to bare the punctuation and pares t .m•ke it read coherently. Webster said that he was called to the de. 0.1 found him dying cm a grave in the cemetery. His • t,nce was livid and his hands forcibly °Detracted. lucel contained the remains of some maids , • • gin. which was found lying by his side. He bad . dose of that poison, and he died from its effects. • • "suer having summed op. • • returned a verdict " That deceased died from iminiitereel by his ownhand in Nunhood Cemetery, • . mind." NI.•IIT ATTACK.—It was a beautiful night. • oI i ;13 t , beaming from the dear southern sky. ••,,ush the forest trees, lighting them with k:ol of beauty. The sir was calm and balmy, • • Lout a cloud. Firedies, sparkling like diamonds. • arouad. Tim cry of the whip-poor.will re r,.l4h the forest, and the hoarse ery of the :• , .ads rose from the marshes like the inkling ed •.• Smoke and flaws shot up from houses And - • sOOO a dropping shot along the line followed wi.ketry 6nn g . roused us from oar solemn kind ' reLels had opened on our skirmish lies sad ' • ,•ued. Our batteries moo (mooed, butting , :.. , ter into their works.—New York paper. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1864. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF OOMMONB.-(THIS DAY.) Th. Brut= took the chair at tweotrive minutes WA It THE PATENT LAW COMILITTEL In anaweTt; SirliTitio, — ---- -- Lord SrANLEY said that the report of the eoveznis• eioeera had bees settled, and he saw no Tema why it should not be ready for members next week. ISZIABE LISTS.-(T81$ DAY.) Two o'Osoot. The railway market is rather dell today, but the reduction in prices is not important. London and North Western stock has declined * per cent., and Midland, Lancashire azd Yorkshire, and. South Eastern, k. Great Western has improved k. London and Wo rth Western is now quoted at 116 8 1 to *; Great Western, 70* to I; Midland, 137 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11 to I ; South Eastern, 931 to ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 • Great Eastern, 471 to 48 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Metropoli tan, 113 k to I ; and Great Northern, 138 to 139. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railw►y securities are quiet, gigtririlm:quotations. unoNIAL 00VaILNKIIIIT a/MAIMA 4100,000 .. '111111111:10108.8 p. 81,18111 .... 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W 90 101 109 104 102 104 SS 10 86 90 104 100 107 100 100 111 107 109 104 106 111 119 105 107 107 100 109 111 106 106 99 101 97 99 97 91 974 99e 110 302 103 101 106 106 - IS THE ASHANTEE WAR. On the reportOitle;ote in supply , Biz H. WILLOUGHBY wished to know bow matters stood with respcot to the expenditure on mount of this war. Mr. PEEL believed that the money had already been ex pended, and that {hovels of 2,00C11. way to cover the excess of the expenditure over the vote of lam year. The governors of ramie' bed no autbotity to obtain grants from the Treasury sheet except in cases of emergency. Sir J. TRELA Wlk;Y said it practically came to this —governors might expend what they pleased, and the house knew nothing about it till two years after. The vote was confirmed. The vote in the committee of ways and 111082111 was also weed to. NAVY ANI?AR*y HZPBNDITUSs (1862-3). The report in this subject wan brought up. Sir H. WILLOUGHBY wilted to know how it came to pan that the army department should have over-estimated the expenditure on votes 10 and 11 to the extent of 700,000. He thought too that the sum 490,7021. did not accurately represent the mums on the navy votes. Itr. CHILDERS entered into some explanation, and stated that the net excess was about 300,0001. General PEEL said that the closes on the army votes had been caused by the eircitenstance that the manufacture of 100pouoder Armstrong guns had been stopped. The report was agreed to. Left sitting.] LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT BLICTRIC TELBOILATIL) NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKES. Oae mile. Tippler, Rails*, Kathleen Ilavoorneen, Tonio, Clow a, Bohai Mantra and Wildman. STAND PLATE. Straight half mile. Fay thins, Omias, Belle of the Ball, Inverness, Janos, Tocam, Helper, and Dawdle are here. BRADGATE HANDICAP. One mile. Welcome, Erin-go .Bragh, °mien, Regina, Privateer, Tyke, Flake, Zaino, and Figaro an here. NOTTENGHAII HANDICAP. One MHO and three quarters. Lawyer, Welcome, Doctor Syntax, Sir Roger, Pearl Diver, Alabama, and Tartar are here. _ PAID Follll:rr.—Armageso, Tourist, Revolver, Guerilla Frond Aga* awl We'beck. COUNTY MEMBERS' PLATE. T.Y.C. Attu, Oaks, Belle of the Bell, Regioa, Tyke, Fluke, Lodge, and FraotiPalti 0 are here. ROBIN HOOD STAKES. T.Y.C. Saloom, Attache, Lemonade, sod Dubiety are here. BEIERWoOD HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. Playfellow, Dorian, Pearl Direr, Zeloo, Wildman, Loafer, and Tartar are here. ARRlVED.—Fisherman's Daughter, Cranbury, Rosebud, BLez . Lass, Victorious, Cailer Oa, Crythem, Jewel, Ron and Aatres. WINCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS HAY.) CTTIZENV PLATE. Halt a mile. Attraction, Durham, Gallas, Ellarks, Mister Richard, Creole, Lady Warwick, Nat'l'lie, Doe, Lovelace, Innadown, and Weaver are hem HAMPSHIRE STAKES. One mile and 5 furlongs. Aural's'', Redcap. Lady Evelyn f, and Stiletto are hare. GRANGE PARK STAKES. About 5 furlongs. Kcooig, Sally-go-Fastly, Grappler, Ada, Zenobia, Skir mish. Belgravia, Gomm*. Palos f, Griadar, Pantaloon, British gown, Filbert, Sul 'rtes. Stirapaell, Nukuhava, Lovelace, Wads, Mimiecary, Ptarmigan, Mar , chimes, Swordmnaa, aad Purity are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. About .2 India. Baldwin, Maurice, Redcap, Merry Hart , Aurelian, and Brother Isthmian. A letter from Vichy has the following : " The F.nsperor's sky has commenced its second and rescinding period, Lad in consequence the Num, balls, sod theatrical representations bare become more and more numerous. Hie Majesty ►as decidedly derived great benefit from the waters, and seems to enjoy his •isit. Gil• Perez has bad great enc. ogee in "Attends as Omnibus. A grand ball bas been given at the fl.stel du Parc, at which, among other celebrities, Xuatapbs Pacha wr present. Count Walewski has arrived here, and M. Fould is expected." The ships composing the Channel Fleet, undo the command of Rear-Admiral Sidney Colpoys Decree, C. 8., consisting of the Edgar, Warrior, Black Prince, D 5140130, and TADOIZLI) gunboat, sailed from Spithead for their cesatieg cruise at 2 p.m. yesterday, going out under deem by the eastern channel. Tll2 BALLOON RIOT AT LZICILITER.—Yesterday, at the Town Hall, Leiceeter, before the Mayor and other magistrates, proceedings ware taken against the persons concerned in the destruction of Mr. Coxwell's new balloon "Britannia." Mr. C.arttor, solicitor, Greenwich, who ap peared for Mr. Colwell, in addressing the beach, with refer ees* to the statement that Mr. Coxwell had only served the people of Leicester in the urn way as he had does the people of Derby, Burton, and Nottingham, detailed the CTIVUMI6IIIOIIIII under which the ascents at those places were put off. The delay at Derby arose in coosequence of the 611110011 being damaged by beiog blown by the wind against a tree ; that at Barton in consequence of Mr. Cox well having met with an arcideot which kept him coedited to his bed at Banta ; and that at Nottingham through the badness of the gas, which was too heavy to lift bis weight, while it was 'officially light to take up the man Mambas. who, it will be remembered, lost his life. Mr. Cartier then stated the particulars of the riot, and proposed to indict those who had committed the wilful damage to appear at the next Leioester sessions in answer to the charge. Mr. Caswell, examioed. stated what took place, as detailed in his letter. He added that he was unable to give the names of those who took part in damaging the balloon. He knew the name of one person. William Pegg, who used most disgusting language, and incited the crowd 'to act as it did. Mr. Cozwell was then boned over in the sum of 1001. to prosecute at the next quarter sessions. The mayor having expressed his regret that each a riot had taken place at Leicester. Mr. Cutter said he wished to correct a statement which had been made that Mr. Coxwell had received mosey for tee sweet He had not received ' any part of the 101. A man who was taken by the crowd for Mr. Cozwell was mobbed, and had his coat tore to pieces. The man who committei this assault has been convicted, and sent to gaol for • month. THE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH EASTERN RAIL HAT.—The maid of Mrs. Ogle, of Kidder Hall, was much cat about the face, and had also sustained contusions on other parts of the body. Mr. W. Lockay Hark, of this towel, had four children in the train on the road borne from school io London for the holidays. Miss Sarah Hark was the most seriously bruised and contused of the four • Man Anne Hark was also shaken and braised ; Mute: James Hulls sustained a serious bruise over the temple, sad his brother, Master Frederick, a contusion on the arm. Most of their luggage was smashed up in the general ruin. as was that of some of the other passenger.. Mr. Mark Phillips, of Satterfield, Warwickshire, formerly M.P. for fiLushester, was is the trio at the time of the accident. He was very much braised and shaken, and had afterwards to be supported to the train which conveyed the possogses to Newcastle. He proceeded to Tyeenionth ; and as late as yesterday was mill entrain' from his injuries to that extent that ho had to be supported when be wished to move. Mr. James Clarke, pro feariooal reporter, Mr. Calliegham, Mr. Elliott, and Mr. Sawyer, four gentlemen who were eating to assist the staff of the Noreastle Chronit* during the meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society, were also among the severely injured. They were seriously wounded. in ad. dition to serials:6ns severe contusions. Their injuries hays incapacitated them from attending to work, and it will, we fear, be some time before Mr. Clarke, Mr. Csllingham. or Mr. Elliott will be sufficiently recovered so as to resume their professional ditties. Mr. Duckworth. a nephew of Mr. Phillips, was slightly bruised and scratched. A pa -1 u sual: named Windham was slightly injured. The Rev. H. S. Hicks, incumbent of St. Peter's, North Shields, who coedects the services in the Sailors' Home at that place at present, was seriously injured about the gibs and out on the bead and hest, besides sostaieieg several other bruises in different parts of his body. He is likely to be confined to his bed for some days. A Mr. and Mrs. Snow and a Miss Paul were also injured, and were taken, at their own remota, to. Durham. where they were •ttadad by Sir Jobe Fife. Their injuries were pries:wally contusioes, none of them of a serious character. They were sufficiently recovered yesterday to be able to resume their intended journey as woo as they think ht. Among other pumas in the train who escaped without injury beyond • severe shaking were the Duke of Montrose, Loa Lucius, M.P., Mr. Somerset Beaumont, H.P., the Hon. Mr. Colts, M.P., Mr. Richard Madame. M.P., and Mrs. Hodgson. Cap tain Williamson (of Whitburn), Calomel Miller (Fusilier Guards), Mr. John Fenwick (London), and Admiral Sir A. Milne, who has just returned to England.—Nrierestle Ckroaide. PROVINCIAL JOINT STOCK BANKING.—The dims tors of the Birmingham Banking Company yesterday de clared • dividend for the past half-year of 10e. and • bona of 10a. per abase, payable on the Ist of September next, and being at the rate of 20 per cent. on the paid-up capital of the company. illi. I Pd. I kall.Wart. 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I all Daroararajp.e.psr.pra, 1100 raoL Bempl go. 6do ,100 lad Indian ga. 6 do • Do. 0 Rilenaloa 111 , Do. I do ' UN/ ,Oral Trunk*/ Camelot ' all, Do.lquip. IL 11.,60.et, Y , Da laa prat. Bondi N Do. do. deferred all Do. and pref. Hoods.) ▪ I Do. do. detonrodi •a ! Da. !bFat Mock ▪ Do. do. darred O 1 Do. 6111 prat Rock all , Do. do. deigned , be! ,Groat - ladist Peninsula 12 1' Do. per coot 11Do. New do. 1100 Ot. o. of India.. sp. ct fal par osna. 1 I Do an 02 Woks.. of Canada 10 Do. Now , all pa,. MS, , Da. do. do. 11774 Illodlaa oh, Limited 1 • Do. Now 101 :Warn guar. d p. amt ! 11011 I Do. do. di do 105 1 Do. do. 4. do.—, I I Do. MO 6:dontsloo' 100 Ilelb. Corp. 0 per e. all Melts. and Hobson's Beg .11 N.Brun.k Caw. ela A an, 100 N.a.olCan.op.e.lslp.B 100 Bdada. saa. 6 for 0 • 01 1 1100 Do. WM do. , 11 Do. do. do. 100 Do. ?Was. do. 1100 1 Do. IndosBLlrloi. No. I Bk. I _ . se,ooo 100 Ursa Mastenssu 'JO W 20,000 60 Do New 20,000 00 Do. 21,000 lOC AllisnoeLes.ltUverpool IS 10,000 100 Do. New lO 100,000 20 Anglo Aitetf.sa 20,000 20 Anglo Italian ,Ihrolted) 22,600 40 Australasia all T,600 40 Do. New :10 17,50') 20 Backontrifasheolakaill all 10 10,000 26 Bank of =t 0,0000,000 100 Bank of ). SO 00,000 20 Baak of Otago (Waal 4 10,000 100 Beak of Qiistaslaa IL) SO 20,000 60 Bata 21eSarla,Aasfalal 6,000 MO Bank of Wales 60,000 10 Bank of Netarialma 60,000 SO BragliaaPortagasaL )0 00,000 60 British it Californian (L 10.000, 10 British N. amides 20200 SO C. Bk. lala,Aatt, ellaa I a Pa 20 I'o. Now 20,000 26 Mart, Mer.ollo. 4,41 x , 8,000 100 Cit) !0.000 100 Colcatrl I ti 'tank of znats o te. move le Consolidated Meek (Lo 4 . 4000 100 Coatlnent4l(L) . . 14000 AO Fist Loodou t'Llmhedp I LOOS ISO Do. New I 5 15,00 to Kois.ficotakAuslebarld •o,uoo 60 English and Swedish X' 11 141,000 60 ZuroposaDsak'Llioltsdi 10 10.000 100 Illadium. 10,000 100 Do. Now 12,000 100 lisperlid Book Molted. 10 3,000 100 Do. Now 10,000 00 Iroplit.otehlo&A.c.,(Ll I 116.000 20 ImpariiillllAosoar I AO 12,000 IS lowas 100,000 20 Loud A10r431k..14415,1, 4 murs.pg. 120.1%1. 10,000 BO Lon.ilk.otllexteete. L - 14,000 100 London Bask of Root. (LI 13 10.000 106 London and Brazilian l4O 0.000140 Lon.B.Ayrsa&K.Plate'L 60 110,000 22 Do. New, Its. at le per I 4000 100 Lou., bar., a S. Stag. it.! , 60,000 20 Lon. Cit. Bank of heart j all 10.000 100 London and Colonial ,L. 11 .10,000 60 London and County. 10 6,000 100 Loa. 9anite.ooa.F.t.(Ll 11 SLOW 60 tondos Joint Stock I 10 10.000 100 Los L) 1 and Northern ( 24000 10 London dtPouth AhlOalli all 6.000 100 Lou. SS. Western . Lim. 20 00,000 10 Lou. S WeetminsGer 20 10,000 100 Ilerehant Dank 121 10,000 60 Mercantile & ixeltana. 10,000 60 Do. New 100, 100 ) !I ° • & !' r° !. ! I 'M 141 5.000 100 Slidllona Bank ,Ltra.) IIS 10,000 100 National of Liverpool 10 10,000 •00 N. ?mot Enema OO 25,000 20 Do. do. New, is .1 ~030 20 Do. do. do lO 24000, ID New Smith Wales lan oneW 111 New Zealand (Linnet 1 MAO 00 North Weetem S 60,400. 25 oriental bank Corpora all 10,000 160 Proviso. of Ireland 27,140 20 &lode, Panl.,&Dellg (L 10 20,000 25 Soot\ distraint I a 10.000 26 Booth Easters 10,000 100 Bland. of 11. B. Milos —1 II 4,450 00 Do. de. ISI 10.000 1 35 Males ot 10,000 100 Delos of 22 05.060 Se II•los el lark. is PUCI,b. No. IMk I DOCSIL I I'd I 11.06M1S St. • Sat and West lailla . 100 MINS 10 Great ►loahas Jock .1 I Lesaute l St. London 1.0141100 81. It. Katharine 100 MSS St 'Southampton 100 1 100400 St. Victoria ,lOO 77 Si 77 II 77 el le 190 96 W 7 iii} it PO 191 I% 92 96 n 76 41 49 64 119 66 17 0 12 IS 95 /9 91 27 29 163 e 194 P 6 r PM 104 Par In tim 94 96 91 10 It. 10010 IU 91 U 119 id's 99 80 1001 1011 Yi p ii . N N 18 00 U 101 104 100 k 1011 lerr 101 t " 44 N i JOINT STOCK BA3III. ainas. lOWaN OBLIGAI ad 1 Pd. I ltaawAys. 211 Antwerp& 71.44 11p. et. .. all Ca Do piroweßJ.eto.llp.d. , 611 611 Wailemotlreacetp.64. 4 s/1 ,G.LaxsiabourB6o.ooaL 20 !a ll I Do. 100 111 Havana and Mataasul 100 IA .lannane and Fribourg 100 Watansas luidliabanllla 100 isE firoo4l 220 ;al ,North d ?mama petl 20 ! all I Do. llaloCharUip.ol.l 100 aD Ottoman Amapa; to.), 40 'all Parle.l.L o o 4 AM lll 9.6 l .' 20 , Do. 10ev 100 'al Leette &S. 12 (Pero.) .. 4 !al Ilwedbl2 6p. et., 100 an Mesa La °reads 7 p.e1.1 20 all S. anadLow-Ves.Spe. , 100 all Booth Woof Port.7p.e.' 20 'ell &Athernof tranookae. 20 al Soak 1 Wlon. i per et 20 Ml Ira. p. .; ro. 1 M. I 9 1 al 19 5:0 96 10t 96 96 MI 102 • 111 in 97 91 101 IFORZION MINIS. MONEY MARKET.-{THIS D 4 E) Two o'CLocK. The stock markets to-day are dull, and some flatness is observable, sales predominating. In some instances prices have suffered a little. Consols are quoted per cent. lower for money, while the price for the account remains the same. Some of the speculative foreign stocks are /to per cent. lower. Home railway stocks likewise exhibit a drooping tendency. There is no new feature in the discount market, which remains quiet, at 51 to 6 per cent. for good three months' bills. In the Stock Exchange there is rather more demand for loans from day to day on English government securities, and the rate has advanced to 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 27c., being 1-16 per cent. lower than yester day. Consols are now quoted 904 to # for money, and 901 to / for the account (August 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, ; ditto for account, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89#, I ; New Three per Cents., 89/, 90, 891, I ; Bank Stock, 240, 238/ ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1044, /, ft, I, ; ditto Four per Cent., 99/ ; and Exchequer Bills, June, par. Foreign stocks in several instances are rather flatter, but the reduction does not exceed to 3 per cent. except as regards the Confederate Loan, which has declined 1 per cent., being now quoted 74 to 76. Greek Bonds are quoted 241 to ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 3 ; and Turkish Consolidcgs, 501 to 511. Anglo-Turkish Bonds, however, are firm, those of 1858 at 72 to 1, and those of 1862 at 70 to 1. Mexican Bonds are 1 better than yesterday, at 24 to 1, "ex all." Transactions are recorded as follows :—Greek, for account, 243, ; Italian, for account, 67i, exdiv.; ditto Maretnmana Railway, 74, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 291, 1, e, ex all ; ditto, 1864, 261, n ; New Granada Deferred, 71 ; Portuguese, 1856, etc., 48, ex div. ; ditto for account, 47i, ez div. ; Russian, 1864, 885, 891 ; Spanish Passive, for ac count, 28,! ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701, 70 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, Hi, 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 6} to prem. ; General Credit, 3a to prem. ; London Financial, 121 to 13 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 41 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 171 to I, ex div. Ebbw Vale, par to prem. ; and Ottoman t3oci4t4 GentSrale, 31 to prem. The shares of the Anglo-Egyptian Bank opened at _2 to 3 prem., and are now quoted 2,} to 3 prem. No transactions in bullion occurred at the Bank yesterday. There was a good demand, however, for the Continent., and the American eagles (about 11,0001.) by the City of Manchester were taken fur that quarter at an increased price. The greater portion of the Mexican dollars by the Tasmanian were sold yesterday for China at Ile. 4d. per ounce, showing a reduction of FL, com pared with the recent quotation. In addition to the gold ships referred to in our impression of Friday, the Wellesley is on the way from Melbourne to England with 95,0001., making the aggregate 238,300!. Much satisfaction is expressed at the announce ment that the Poet-office authorities have aban doned the proposal to double the rates of postage to Australis. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 1,5431. over last year. An important undertaking is announced, under the title of the Anglo-Egyptian Batik (Li mited). The capital is 2,000,0001. (subject to increase), in 40,000 shares of 50/. each. The names connected with the undertaking are calculated to inspire confidence in the management. The board consists of Mr. George G. Macpherson, Mr. Samuel Laing, Mr. Edward Masterman (Director of the Agra and Masterman's Bank), Mr. Alexander Devaux (Director of the General Credit and Finance Company), M. J. B. Pasted (President of the Chambre de Commerce of Marseilles), IL Jules Pastrd (of Paging Freres) of Alexandria, and 31. G. Sinadino (of G. Sins dino and Co.), of Alexandria. The buns of the concern is the acquisition of the old established businesses of Messrs. Pastrif Brothers and Messrs. Sinadino and Co., both of Alexandria. We believe that the Agra Bank has had it in contemplation for some time to organise an independent agency in Egypt, where a rapidly increasing field is presented tor banking and finan cial business. The arrangement with Messrs. Pasted and Sinadino, 'oath of whose firms have had close financial relations with the government and the Viceroy, has now given completeness to the project, the more especially as the active co- operation has at the same time been secured of the General Credit and Finance Company of London and its continental allies. It will be noticed that the respective chairmen both of the I Agra and Masterman's Bank and the General Credit Company are upon the board of the new undertaking, together with MM. Jules Pastre and G. Sinadino, the beads of the firm in Egypt, who, it is mentioned, "will continue to superui tend the operations of the new bank in that country, in concert with English gentlemen of first rate banking experience." A Large portion of the capital being already subscribed, applications for the remaining shares are to be sent either to the Agra Bank, to the General Credit Company, or to Messrs. Hill, Fawcett, and Hill, the brokers to the company. The directors of the Bank of Egypt have decided upon paying a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the half-year ended 30th June last. The directors of the Warrant Finance Company have made a call of 61. per share, payable on the Ist September next. The London and County Land and Building Company (Limited), which was established in 18G0 with a capital of 50,0001., subsequently increased to 200,000/. has now announced a feather increase of the capit al by the issue of 30,0.30 new shares of 101. each, in accordance with the powers given to the directors at a special meeting on the 28th of March. The new shares are to be issued at a pre mium of 10s. per share, and only 10,000 are offered to the general public, the remaining 20,000 being reserved for the present shareholders. The pro spectus mentions that " the dividends paid to the shareholders for the last three half years have been at the rate of 20 per cent per annum." The board is composed as follows, viz. :—Mr. Charles Bazin, Mr. Henry P. Bedell, Mr. James Fraser, Mr. T. H. Harris, Mr. George N. Johnson, Mr. Daniel King, Mr. Lightly Simpson, Mr. Mark Tomkins, and Mr. Cornelius Walford. A uremia) meeting of Prioe's Patent Caudle Com pany (Limited) is called for the 4th of August. A general meeting of the London and Burton Bottled Beer Company (Limited) is called for the 26th Met., when a half -yearly dividend is to be declared. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 28th inst. for the supply of 250,000 lbs. of soap, 500,000 lbs. of sugar, 12,000 lbs. of pepper, 25,000 lbs. of raisins, and 100,000 lbs. of tobacco. MOl7/AT EVIIONI. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 901 to 91 for the 9th of August, were first marked this morn ing 91, and closed at 004 " sellers." For money the last price was 90i to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cont. Console, for money, 90/, I, ; ditto, for account, 91. I, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891. 90, 891 A ; New Three per Cents., 891, 3 90, SOL 90 ; Bank Stock, 940 ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, I, ; Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 941 ; ditto Five per Cent., 105 f, f. The India Five per Cont. Stock and rupee paper were again in demand. There was no change in ' Exchequer Bills, the March being quoted Bs. to 3s. dia., and the June be. dia. to par. The foreign stock market was steady in the morning, and rather flatter in the afternoin. Hudson's Bay shares were again rather lower, at 17g to 1, and Egyptian Trading dull, at 21- se prem. British Indian Tea, Fore-street Ware house, and Rio Improvements shares were all rather Batter, while Joint Stock Discount, Universal Marine Insurance, and Warrant Finance, were firm. The shares of most of the financial companies were flatter. Imperial and Mercantile Credit experienced a relapse of 74. Bd. to 10e. Credit Mobilier, however, have again risen 10s. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnterna tional, st to f prem. ; General Credit, 311 to prem. ; London Financial, 12 1 to 13 prem. ; Im perial and Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 41 to 1 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, bf to 6 prem.; Credit Foncier, 8} to 0 prem., and East India Financial, g to 1 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely norninel) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, v:z. :—lnternational Land Credit, 21 to prem.; 3f re illwall Iron Works, Ito pm. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to* prem. ; Italian Land, par to 4 prem.; Robertafors Iron Works, 4 to 14 pre n. ; Humber Iron Works, 1 to g prem. ; Ottoman Boci4td Ginerale, 3g tog prem. ; Cramer and Co., lf prem. ; Central Railway of Venezuela, 1 dia. to par. The Mauritius Government Debentures improved 1 per cent. Poi I CIL Woes. I *Ye.. ISO US 156 jam 611 0 pa l 0 4* pal 111 0 1 6 TS les 71 26 26 p. lan 0 31 l 173 ISI ea, ipso ldla par SS 61 j._1.06 42 01 I 7 awe 14 2 pm 67 49 40 1 41 4 19 21 116 91 149 140 42 64 zd 9 1111 pm 8 %Ps 40, 1 tt 2i i=l 1 01 peal 4 1 0 01 i 10. 11ipm, 10 11 pm 10 21 pal U l 20 pm I.Pm e la ti les !! 9*° 4 Siiil I Si SIONI 11} atis•td is i ill' i tan It 711 3 . 4 M 49 60 I atPm S t 6 S te I 7 Trill 100 101 i 111 I.llpeo' 9 16 pa e► 9; pm 9 11 pa 1 "Pa 8 9pm 45 a x PAX IPO de 7 iPI N 0 N a ii q smil ss so "i. -0.P•I it 4 . 1 I • p•• lit . U . pl W Ui A. plow I In Mall T 4 TO T 4 IS IS IN 116,000 Aluoilios (United) 100,000 1 lAsgje.Bras.Cohl(Lias 20,000 10 ,itanallan 76,000 1 11en Accord Cop. (I.ln ) 10,000 11 16,900 10 'B:p L k i =per (= . l 16,000 ' veer( 12,004 60 Co 10,000 10 Cogli zoi rCited) l4 000 1 'Don D.l, 100, 76,000 1 Duo Mom w. Co (Um) 26.000 1 Ent Dal SAW (United) 26,000 Irons (United). 10,000 ID leers! 0616 ,000 ,000 1i i M lLapande (Limited) ann 10,000 1 ;Ineltsnisa (Undted) 103.618. 1 illagintita 100,000 2 'lLAnnee Brar.0.11(1 60,000 4 'Nankin* Copper (1,1 10,000 111 PainObandlkiverlari 100,000 6 Port Milo 1 Sian Berb.ooid 110,000 1 doottlaltAntinl(lln. 11.000 10 U. Join &l in E. 46174 10 Milted Ueda= ) 60,000 1 '26llannaceoold ) 10.000 1 'Worthing (Mined) I 66.000, 1 Itnlananintans (1124 ). ,p i r ta , i 1 , . i spa zd :I lii " A 7 .., ieel a _ Pr it 6 7 li Oeils zd' 4 km. T_ ID. ii i I al‘ dis O S. 4 2, id lILSC lI.LA N 10118. r.. 1 Sh. I COMPANIRS. AM& le linite-llesloaa Mina 10,000 10 infamiesßen 10,000 L 10 rAnstrallsnitt i rkE 47001 :BeellaWsterworlin ), 111,100 11 I Bounbay Gea (Limbed' 0.000 OD IBM& Amen lea& land; 110.7801.! Bt. B. & 1. Mag. Tel. (L) 12.500 SO 11411011 Imam Tea (L; 0010 rti !Canada 110,00 e 10 ,Ilenadlanln Cea rle& arCL) 11,000 10 'eylosOospiny WON 00 IC C ,ty 000... (1) n.) . . 40,000 10 Tan. otAtrleanhlar.(L) 60,000 00 ConareerdalCaloo(lna• 110,000, IS Cansolidatod 17,000; 10 'Contlaenlal Un.GestL.l 40,000410 lOoneractLetporat' .( 12.000, ,0010.11.1(ng,Prel.f.n.e. 100201 00 .Creattt Teenier _ _ I ise 22 23 t o ts 02 20 1 r Is b. ' 117.1 pc WO • 4 pal Ws elms, 1 spa l 2 1 1 14 921 ▪ 9 pm, If WIC & pm, U 94 WI 110 108 In • S mei 10,0001 IS I Do. of llseeitins (11 10000 00 ICredit 500061 .r 10029261 , Bl CiTh.6 Moos mow al Do. Prelsessoe fatosal Do.s of Deb 10000, , 20,000 50 C. Indian Flnsochti 1 60000! • SO IL buss Inlg. st DEW 100.000, II ligyptisaCose.t 1144 679,276/1 01. laiectric Telegraph 20,000' 1205. sod 10000'100 I B.s. . 16,000 WO Financial Corte:wallow 0.0001 110 Financial Disconnt (L) 10,000. 20 Fore-st, Warehouse (L 10,000 60 Gallivant Wished' 125,000' 10 o.GoidittlrimoUdeo(L 20,000 16 10en. atm Novloo4loo 10,000 60 Ho we& Colo I .* •(C ) 100,0001 SO illadaoseslol 100,000 60 imp klier.ooLAse.3 ) 26,0001 2 ,lothan Carryini 4 LUrit 160,000 20 Internal Flnsa. (L 20),000 20 Inter. land Credit ( 1 toms: so !Imams Int& (Oman 1000000 ;100 ' Do. 11p. c. Ws. r. - 40,0001 26 JointlitockUstwanWl4 20,0110 60 Lent Securities (Uss.) 00,000' 26 'Load. Mcan 10,000 26 Aond.andeniedoo.ll 12,000 6 Lend. District Wu. ) 10,000, 1111 Load. Pt.... An. ) 10,00/11! 60 I Do. New 176,6001 0 Lond.o.oesnilesC.(4) 10,000 05 11060..1"11.../fite"L 60.060. le Lond.Pon • men 60,000 , 00 I Wades. Ire*. It 60,00 1 20. Do. 10.000 , U Warine Investmet 12.600, 10 Manntine inaM,dse. 120° . 10 110112. Laos. T. 2. i 60,000 , SI .110 1 1.611 Iron Work... 162.10. 10 Natal Land&OoL C.(4) 110.0001 10 National 016. Com. 12.1 10,010 SO National Flnanclal (L.) 110,00.01110 Maier' Berm Nov. 0001 ft NeeboddeCoal L (14 20.0110 II 112.2anhind T.dlensa(L. 1117,176/. 81. ;N.BrilatudralaslanlL) 40000; 1111 IN.lolt.g/Ilsrcam. le. 3. 710,000' 2 'ScwilcotiaSkandL 20,000 1 2 1: . .). do. 60.000 26 . Kuhn Inure 10,000 10 nit.ental Common:4oM 10,000 10 10.4'1101 Financial (L ) 100 NO 1 iOriental OY (U 001011) 66,000 1 I Do. New 11,001 1 1111 " lOttoms °"enti o nl'ad rina BB4un tocial 11 10,000. :Ottoman Gas (Limited 12,600 1 10 'Pansmsit.lll. nteam,L. ) 14500, 6 1 Do. 00.00; el holltiv.Landt Ulu. 31. 20,000 60 IPeninsalar t O. Stein/ 17,000 50 Do. New ,0001 10 .Quebmds. L. 8., 11.(10 I 10,060 St! ,Ithytetry lota ha 1100 to 1 1 I tost( () L) 13.1. (14 it aul tiPso I* SOO I _ _ 10,000 , 14 10. Na . o 4.130' 21 Rio J. aty laapror. (1,)1 19.710 21 1 Ditto 4100 10000''00 loyal Mall/kern 00,000/.1 at. 'Scot. Anatra. lutist °VW' 50 ' BO,lll . Ktnint. maw to :4.0.0,050.,1 cgosoiLil 10.00., so s. Airless IL la. (L 14.100 j 20 South nattralkan Led 00.0001. St Antanarlue 117.5110! 1 OO , Tel Cnastrue.RMalnA. 100.000: * !Thames& Manny la. (L;I 1',500110 Trostalleasey*Aaa L. l 600001 1 0 IT. L Co. of Caaada 30,000 0 United 11. ?elm Os. (L) 60.000, I 10 Ushers. &farina Ina (I .) 25.0001 10 upper Aram rea(Lbn. 25,000 10 - Ditto 1.0001 10 , Von Dkaarn's Land_ 10,000 60 ; warrant *as nee !Gat. 80,u00 50 IWastladlatracile L. 31 $O ar Isk -i -ii .. l i I ii 4: , • 3 die Si 34 3 At 1 I 33i1 13 1 : 11111 Pal 7 - a # pie! el it si XlOl de is 19 ti Is SO pm 41111 01 , - 1 t i t VI 43 41 14ar It b p it= 1 Ins• I 1 Par iPa' alle I IPI4 I II pok 14 IT 11 It t lOC It 41pre' - 71 8 71 46 lii 16 PREFERENCE SHARES. ... I k5l Greet Easters, Eastern Counties Extension, No 2,1061. Great Northern 5 per cent, 113. Ditto 5 per cent redeemable at 10 per sent. pm., 111. Ditto 43 per cent do do, 101 5 31 Ditto 5 per cent redeem. at 5 per sent. prem., 106{. Great Western Original Prelereeosl; per cent, 97. Ditto West Midland.—Oxford Ist guaruiteed stook, 126. North Emblem—York, A. and B. Parch., 10. FOREIGN R kILWAYR Antwerp and Rotterdam, 90 f. Belgian Eastern Junction, I,{. Dutch Rhenish, 194. PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKET& URroma, Jri.r M.—Bales to-day: Great Eastern, Great Western. 71—London and North Weston, 1171 f Manchester, Sheffield, sod Lincolnshire. 651 6—Stidland, 118 71 —wouth Boron', 91—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 67.16—Dutch Rhenish. SI p.—Gnat Luxembourg shares. 113 —Cenfokrate Loan. 79 71 1 7—Eastern Erchauge Bank, 24 11-16 f 11-16 4 p Uri:rano) Mance (limited). 4 —Mercantil* and Exchange Bank (Limited , tri p.—North Weston Bank 'Limited , . 7 p Alblou Marine, 17.16 p.—Liverpeol and London Fire and Llte, ll p.-11aritime Inerance (Ltinited:, 4 p —Thames and Mersey Marine slisnited), 61 p.—Ablean Merchauts, 4 p—NaUopal Afton haription Company, 7.16 d . — Loudon, Brilibioo, and South Coast 6 per cent., lit Maninfaritit, Jci.r 18.-4 pretty tar business was dens, and prices were steady. Great tastern, 43 1 B—Great Northern. A, 1681 lii—Or oat Western, 71—Leodon and North Waiters. 11611 —Manchester, tilleflteld, and Lincolnshire, 634 4 6 4 1 1, 1 —Metro written, 1133 —Mexicans. ex U.—ditto, cum al 451-111d land. 139 71 4f North Staffordshire, 81 -9-out Eastern, 934 1 f f —Looks N.., 1131 I—Leaden sod C al edonian Mario°, 1-16 p.--General Credit, /if 9-16 p.—District Bank, 641 —Con fedtrakt Leon, 18174. 8119131011511. JULY 18.—Tn thla market to-day Smith Mat lords were sold at 101 —Birmingham Canals offered at 901— StaffonlahlreGes, (171-114nrangharn Wagon, 101—General Stearn, Other onetations were—Londen and North Western New, 113 to 114 - Staffordshire Gas, new MC shares, 41 to 4 4 Prem.— Binnlnghant Wages. 104 to 101 —3llinti's Metal. 11 95 1 at.— Midland Contract, 1 to 11 prem. • i!mi 110 111 lONS. i Clasinig Wow. I Nue... 6 •W' IS_ SS 110 11 MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocm. The mining market is inactive to-day, and quotations generally present no variation, compared with those last current yesterday. East Grenville and East Caradon shares are rather flatter—the former at 51 to and the latter at 271 to 28. Great Vor are quoted 28 to 29. No transactions are officially reported in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unchanged. St. John del Rev have been dealt in at 31 and 30 4. A petition for the winding up of the Nort Wheal Vor Mining Company is to be heard in the Stannaries Court on the 26th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) CRT ELSCINIC AND INTIRNATIONAL ITIZGRAPH.) (rum am owir CORILISPOIDOIT. Corm,. —The market quiet, bat steady. Salm probably B,CO balsa CORN. —The market was moderately attended. Wheat it demand at 2d. per metal dearer. Flour sells more freely at late rates. Good business doing in I Dalan eon. Egyptian beans steady. Oats sad oatmeal very firm, and higher retie &Mud. MINCING LANE.- (THIS DAY.) 800111. —Tim market ham opened quietly, but at'eedny sk last week's prices. 330 casks of Harbadosa, in public sale, a few leis only sold at 39e. to 435. Helloed, a limited bast- DNS has been transacted at 49a. 6d. for brown lumps, and at 50s. to 51a. 6d. for middling to glad titters. Cotta —A fair business is doing in Plantation (kyles at firm prices. TrA.—The public sales of China tees are progressing without material change in prime. Privately the market as doll —About 2,000 tap sold : whit* Bowl at previous prices; Ballam at Se. 70. to 9s. 6d. llatrrrrar..-250 bap sold: Bengal, rehartioa 4i, at 325. 3d., cash. briTEo.lThe quarterly public sales of East India an pro esediog at the openiog rates, Bengal *sport aorta at 3d. to &L advance, defective kinds in soon oases slightly easier. Kerpaha, good qualities. sell well, at 4d. to 6d. advance, but ordinary kinds and dry.leaf Madras are dull of sale, and are chiefly bought 'a. The sales may pro bably terminate to-day. Corroir.--Prices are • grisly supported, but there is a lea active demand ; yesterday the sans were barely 1,000 bales. Jura.—Buisses is doing at firm rates. TALLOW HA RKLPT. —(TH IS DA T.) The market is steady at dm tollowtag prices .—Tosno tallow, 39e. ; Petersburg Y.C., as the spot. 41s. ; .7•17. stud July to September, 40e. 9d. to 41e. ; October to ambit. 43.. 3d. to 435. 63.; December, 43e. 9d. to 44a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Easton report trade at the following prises : Prime msadow hay. 1101. to 90a. ; = pig /Of ditto. 92a 6d. to 100 a. ; bow ditto. GOs. to ; clover, old, 'xis. to llbs. ; straw, 265. to 30s. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TIIII6DAT. JOLT le, • A.lll L 8., & ab•rdiis Grit ti A.drarsaa I 1:Mo. Ir . 610 10 U Galway 110.17 de' Wend& Capp Clear 75.1363 Queeasto l s J „UM el Unerpoo 110.15 111 ILdyhliad ;10.12 Peditneira 120.12 dit Prima I 75.1 v di todiefort 16 Plyissedi W•poostii 10.12 P4rtami6di $llll tondos *ll I D,ver 30.10 7 Virowlb 30.12 6ierlaromelloo.ol t. Weide JO 10 0 11011d0i0o0 ' Id 1,19/1 =DAL Variable, light to no devote, fine. IV. to 8. and again W., moderate, a Mw thuid.r ioWi. /L 8.6. &W. WA 14. Z. &w. w. W.N.W. w.ii:w. N. N.W. x 6/ . •be 1 &Z. •be II R.N.& j b 1 11.17. I b —j 1 11 11.11. W. e 1 NW. e l _ l l 3 S.W. I e 1 $ W.N.W. 1 2 N.N.W. I b , , 1 W. f b 7 1 N.Y.& eb , IS 4 ,fe 3 ' If.N.W. b•— I 2 4 N.W. eb —.l 2 3. I eb 1 11.&W. nab 1 S RAW. co 1 N.Y. ee —•- I N.& 'ova / 3 N.& ' e : 2 N.B. co • 1 I W.R.W. b 3 LW. me 2 Wil.W. X.W. N. 11.11. WM &IC LW. ractuasa at mama' ?WM= ty. ODAMIL W. N.M. to It S. W., leo dste. tome @bowels. —. ll. ft S.W. to W. X. W.. "adonis to [teak EYtWi7orsTinlog hOrTIII3I.I. round eatopess, • few showers. Itoanicompan, aeale showers. and _._. thunder in place. -aGewry In Pam°o w, moderate. Rmaser Ilse, nut s!rwery.__ S. to W. and h*ek, me dee te. Aug very mi. able, w•ili bbovien. Northenmecotland- Widow=lreland. Wain, and ads Wands& sou:sem= English Channel sad Bay of LISCO =Eastward England sad Norther . CIIAIGIOT MISCONDUCT IN • RAILWAY CAIIR LAGS. Yesterday, at the New Balky Pollee Court, before Mr. J. C. Harter, John Short, rag and waste dealer. Rollos, appeared is answer to a semennes charging him under a by law of the Learnable* and Yorkshire Railway Compeer, with interfering with the comfort of ninny passengers. Oa the evening of the Mil Jane he was a second-clam passenger by the 6130 p.m. trade from Manchester to Bolton. He sat apposite to two sisters named Aldred; the younger sister, Amnia Aldred, said that be stand very hard at them imme diately the train started. He thee shuffled with bis fret and pat them up her clothes as high as her knee. Mr. Taylor, woollen draper, Winn, noticed that the defendant seemed restless, and observing the girl.' fans wet with tears, he asked what was the matter. They told hint, and the defendant was removed from the carriage at the (linos Junction Station. At Steeeeloogh he attempted to re. ester the compartment, bat Mr. Taylor and the other passengers would not allow him to do so. The defence was that Mr. Short was intoxicated ,• Mr. Taylor said he was " half drunk.* Mr. Harter said the care must ge to the session. Railway panengers, end particularly female penances, were entitled to every protection ; and if, in this instance there had not been other passingers in the oonnertenent, the complainant and her sister might bare been subjected to more serious annoyance than they had experienced. It was subsequently arranged that the case should be disposed of summarily, and, the simmers having been altered eon to charge the defendant with an aggranded emelt, he was remanded to a (stare day, when it was understood evidence would be offend ea hie behalf. It was stated that the complainant's sister fainted twice from the excitement, sod had since been very iLL Mr. Taylor said that some of the other penengers, if they lied not been prevented, would have struck the defendant in the carriage. Tae CHANNEL TLLFA.RAFTU CABLE. —RAMSOITC, Jr LT 17. —The Caroline. from Loudon, arrived bore at 9 p.m. yesterday. having broken the telegraph cable between Dover sad °stead, and sailed to-01'y to pick it up. Cansouisaa. —" A calculation bee been made," says the Salmi Public, of Lyons, "on the subject of crier). which is worthy of attention. Those dresses, is fact, require three meta. more m►terial than the ordinary once. As so less than 20 millions of ladies' dresses are made every year is France, the additional quantity used is 60 mimosa of metres, which, takes at the average price of 2fr. a metre,. makes a sum of 120 italicise of truck In addition mast be nieetiemed two extra petticoats required for those ample dresses, sad the material for which costa la) millions more. The steel cages meat be also taken into account, and as they cannot be estimated at less than 15fr. each, a tutting sum of 150 Wiliam mast be added. These three sums to. gather make a tribute of 360 millions, or about one .filth et the State budget, paid to a ridiculous sail isconveciesk ashion." • I i. t Ii 1.3 l MI if 1011 i 2j me 101/ - 11 - 2/ CI OD 81 01 74 - 724 nil 301 N. ... 18 a: 141 ii - 121 1 4 I 161_ 23 1 I M 6i ldi} I . gi - - Of 4w 104 IS 41 201 91 sd xd 1 r i I v' I I I