The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-19 00:00:00

in which utedichies of every kfa lad description append to have been administered. and not one of them seemed to have had the slightest effect ; end although the symptoms continued, this, witness wee suppund to hays boned the opinion that he should not have dreamed of the *Ai m, of pAson, and should hare considered the Mame a perfectly natural one. It was for the jury to jedge of the aka of such testimony, bet he toast say that it appeared to De of a very extraordinary cherac.er. The learned judge then called the attention of the jury to the circurne'snom under erti;ll the evacuation wee obtained by Dr. Bird, and he mid there roma be no doubt that he bad not told the truth to the prisoner when he Wormed hits that hie object in obtaining this matter was to examine it under the micro scope to whether it contained pus. Under almost every circumstance truth ought not to be departed from, tot there ware occasion' what It woo excusable, and Mr. Bird thought that he could not have cffernd the o►ject be bad in view, which was t at the evacuation should be analysed by Dr. Taylor, if he had b:en candid with the prisoner. The leaned judge then referred to the circumstance' connected with the first arrest of the primer and mid that although he did not blame the magistrate, far allowing hint to go at large epos his owe rec)gniseseet, which, of coarse, was no sectteity at all, Mill be could not help observing that It affords:l the um of this topic that the magistrate thought so lightly of the charge that he dismissed the prisoner without any marity. He did not go along with the learned 'edema who conducted the prosecution, that it was lamentable the primmer had been allowed to go at large on the Monday, ea it gave him opportunity of making away with any place that might have been In his possession, but there wee always this observation to be made, that he was in the house by himself the whole of the Monday night, and this fact shield be in connexion with the point that had been urged on behalf of the primer, that no poison of any kind had bees traced to his poraession. If, however, the jury should be Wished that the deceased lady died of poison of some kind or other, asd that this poison most have bun admisimood by the prisoner, It appeared to him that the fact of sot finding any poison in the possession or under the control of the prisoner was sot of so math Imperious. The Lord Chief Baron thaw said that the nest portion ad the "eidetic* would be the post maim esessimitics, but he should not go into that evidence at any Loath, salsas the camel for the prisoner oculdsred it ssomeary far hie is tenet that he should do so. Beriesist Perry rid that he was certainly desirous that all the feet. should be laid beton the jury. The Led Chief Baron then reed the evidence of the erltuares who spoke to the 1,14011110111 that presanted themselves opal' the poet lllMeanAbfika. The brit wirer whose evident* he named to was Dr. Todd. This gentlemen, be eald, or a nre of great mimosa. be beerier* opportunity to aurae the drama and to me the oympieri that rare exhibited, tailwind writhe eon dein that ha almost laraedietelp wired at ? Why, that the lady wee ereaderiag free my keown disease, bat treat the • alibi*. at an intro; roma. It Was we ese 'Alexi, tin court and jury edjoursed fur tie perms of fain refeesimeat. His jadeite tttu prearded with his enatraing up, sad he c.beenal that the whale of the medical men who had bean mnbid, who war ell old seen at *wawa in thew prairics, wasouned in expressing the opinion that the symptom inhibited b this unhappy lady wait un like those sissy karma dilate, and were more seeribable to the alainistratke etas irritant paean than to any natural disorder. Ws kadokip hat not concluded when we went to THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MA lON-Rotes. Holey Dureni was aims& OD remand, with two piseowier mid wand atlas articles balsam gli t a M isoplayer, Mr. J. M 4 Call, a welshes merchant in dlri e. prisetwor, it appeared, had been for scene Moe M the am*, of the prosecutor se cook, who bed as snepkike ea to his honesty until a recent peeled, whoa • minim of articles were neared from the ;anises, awe( which were several bottles of wine. The primmer, being then watched, wee observed to mks up two pigeon pies, tee of which he goes to the isreist gbl, the other he took hoes for himself. He was ointssqueetly given into custody • sad after (lemming him to the embus boom the akar climbed his lodging, where he found le vant poi debris, pickle bottle, preserving ties, and 4lbe. el curry powder, the whole of which were identified is beteg the property el peoescubw. The presser admitted that • portion of the things foetid at his lodging belonged to Mr. MiCall, bat seared that the other partite bel 'need to himself. With regard tattle Om, be saki there were several pigeons is the plum which were too had to be used la the burn-ea and which the proaseutor had told hint be threw into the se ell tab,but that he, thinking they might be astable, sad having • hale pets left after cooking the real =mbar of pies for the firm. !bought there would be so Item In. sari tap • couple of pie. for bunftell with the stele P t s e merman girl edd he gave her one of the pies, bet ohs found it .o had the weld not em it. Mr. 11 - Call said he should not have given the FLAW/it Into custody hot for the wine that had been stolen. The prisoner laid it was he brat offence, and that secs he bed been taken into canto ty he had 'offend dreadially from a bed I.e, which the prison surgeon refused to attend tq be cause he (peenner) was only meads& and not coamitled. TOG Lord Mayor (with when net Mr. Aldermen Alba) (aid the awe was a very bad ona, and the Waco* neat gee e eon ter nee meter, during which time his leg wield re. mire .0 the &steatite it required. GREENWICH. DISORACIML ATTAM UPON A ItILOOLD SCIIOOI. TLIASIIILI PA ITT! 11*.gitr Lacort,• reepectsble led, aged 17, rweldbg at WI Church-street. Greenwich, wan charged before Mr. Train with violenily &easel log William Andaman, • tram atteched to the Poplar Ragged School. From the evidenee addnord, it appeared that yesterday the Poplar &egged School made on exciinion to Greenwielt perk, st.-otopuded by a band of musk and bsnaere. On arriving at the cork, lb* boys played at varietal cameo, one of which e es " football." A number of respectable yet/ovum, with whom wee the defendant, interfered with ths gum., but at length were admitted to play ; bat in eetneerleellee of the strangers mosepollelog the football, some skirmishing eoaued, calh•g fort' the pesetas of the machete tostapprase It. The defendant was heard to call the schoolboys "a set of prigs," mid the teachers hewing received inlonnei ion that en attack woo to be merle OS the boya on their Imeing the park, the assistance tf the park-keeper woe thstafute obtained, aid be accompanied them to the park gate. Al t:met as soca as the boy. made their appearance In Kis,- street, the defendant rtiehet at a boy with • banner, end commenced waggling ■ith him, which Mr. Anderson (a teecher), okeervieg, be interfered, sad iaa•antly received • blow fern the delenoe•t. Mitchell, one of the schoolboy*, alm received a violent blow on the back of the head trees • Detention. wild Wien the objection was toads to Ids fray playind et football, he (defeedaet) called upon them not to estate thaws " hlt• a aee of pegs," but to cost outelde, nod whim they did ctint a oat. ha was 'overtly struck la the eye by 4." e ut the boys. On the trochees ammo; up he (defendant) wee at owe Pe :2 ty lido, and no opportuaity fur eaplaso. lira Riven, and when he attack the teacher ho did to in len d, brace. Mr. Trail' thewtht ft • inost dierrectful attack upon the pox lade who, thrtngti the kindness of the director* and ma unders of the eabool, &rear tappets • day's healthful n crea tion. He was trolly rurpthed that a rapist able led bite defendant shoal I been )ninon wrath °titres &civilised place hint WORD wick, sad entesvour to t-,nrirt • sass of pl. anus nit 3UN of ew.dirt. fle eboull mark his sews of web ens dart by &Awing Win (defendant) to pay • hesetty of 21le, r to t.sprisoned ter 1,w -teen day', and tad the vernal who cad ihr-eu lb* ev ae been diecuireved, be well lays severely pncielied Ohs. SiSt l'POfteD INCLaDfellaM k? STOKI Nerlllo2oll. —Clefs Dar.;—lbis rears art Ilso trier of lsat nicht a Ore wed on th. p. miss hears .. Deli's Farm, the pro perty*. Mr. 11. Myra, &neer 3341 brick asearecturer, dirks Nerrefeef-eree. Lent lest Light the wirers on dry recta tires veer" ir,re three or fifer dialect sper m ate war of rye crew, caeraniag 200 wear I eds. She oder et ore .pp,iud Mr. Itywei of the careethetheth, awl the briziattlers write radry farm labourers, Lrfeite to the err la • grief lies Orr,' Fetish earato st r i ... 1, r well es f.Sr otbsre of the London brtpde. Th. life fee haws wss rousting Mitt Int) the air, ilium's rim the eftcyln of the difiereat churches sad caws, a land glare neer the sufrourbig apostry. The 0 are were not rump: shod tne err of the roe re rick destroyed. Vera or Ira r f she ere teltieg pier la so men, paste of the sfirk, as dors is seterteeed L:kt shot Is w.s tto weft ssee. rile lanadimina Fortuarely Me. Rplaa was Is lb. • FiewelYke. • . 0 Dr A NOME% AND CABLES AT TIM Liararts.t. Ducar.—lbe Liverpoul Corporatism are about * l **Pliab *sir isabbotimost for the Win el *Wes, 'b.3 bon tea monied tie • Is period et Me Liverriel Mae. An odkisi wade of tkto lateettom wee peso wed 3 toter-ip to the Money Duck Hoard, sad the beard we urged br wand aseibore piteeet to take up the esiehiehameat, so It ora. escordisaly .toportoot to lbs iw Ws d the tu-trisaiee rules tr tare an inJerAstinst Wp tie bleb el privet, momisinortaters brier rervirthil Si welk in,. The Wool tamed the matter ti 4114 the sub. —Si. EASTIILN Cat NTILS RAlLwAt.—The direeton of Ns Newsy yaw dry dradarld a divid-od of 11. 1.. 3d. per amt. for the balf-jese, carrpag f.reaid .boat 4,0001. The day at moos the natal half-yearly meeting of Use proprietor@ of the above railway was held at the Easton statwm, the Marq ui s at CRANDOS, Chairman of the Board of Directors, in chair. The report sad accounts have already been published. The net proceeds of 'the half-year amount to 497,2261. 14e.. as &most 407,387/. le. 701. In the correepondleg half of 1858. The balance brought forward from the het account easounted to 23,1964 Is. ltd., and that sum, added to the net within" mode a disposable balance of 620,4124 18*. 111., out of which the directors recommended a dividend at the rota of 41 per rent. per annum, which would absorb 611,1861. 16.. 6d. A and leave 9,236/. 3.. 61. to be carried to the next socount. CHAIRMAN tie moving the adoption of the report, observed that Obi increased receipts MOW from as la mellae in the traffic, and not from any advance la the rates. During the competition with the Great Northers many special bargain* were entered into with neighbouring lines, and the low rates had ruled in the pow half-year • but In the present half-year there would tea eonsideraMe Tim in the rates, cud no doubt a oorreepondieg increase in the re ceipts. He regretted to say that parliament had refold to =action an arrangement with the Great Northern and tart Manchester end Sheffield, whereby the public would have derived very great accommodation. In other respects the parVameniary campaign had been satiefertory. Having briefly adverted to several points in the report, the noble chairman corechided by announcing the retirement of Mr. Henry Booth, ens of secretaries of the company, who has beset associated with rallwayseince their very commencement. The motion having been duly seconded, Mr. Pt :IC/tLa complained of the smOinees of the dividend, which he attributed to unthrifty management and an undue expenditure on capital account. In regard to one station alone he knew that no teas than 20,000/, had boos undoes eerily spent. The London and North Western was the best line in the kingdom, sod bad management dose was the sate of its iduffieient return.. Between London and Rugby sloes that/sail traffic visa worked at • low of 1,0001. a week. He estimated the working expenses at 611. 10a. Id. per that. of the "TOM earnings. The avenge taking' of the company were 61,0001,, end if the ezpendtture was brought within proper bound' the dividend would be mix and • fracticee per coat. Ten years ago Midlands were at a discount of 33 per cent. At that time L radon and North Western dock was at • prelatuto. Now the cad was revered; Midlands were at a premium, sad London sod North Western' . at • disoount. These result, were produced by good and bed management. At the peeper time. therefore, he Todd move that a commfttee of seven proprietors, three to her. a quorum, be appointed to investigate the amounts kept in the books of the coa= for the purpose of comparisg them wi th th e accounts circulated among the proprietors frem t ime to time, particularly dories the lest four half years, and to re port thereon to a special meeting. A PROPRIRTOR thought the working expanse ought not to exceed 40i. per gem. . Mfr. Faunal-Ye dished to see a declaratory resolu tion' d, that the principles of railway scoot, might to saeidend sad improved. It could be dome through the instrumentality of the railway parliament. Ms. TIT', M.P., said it was iapoadble to go into figure' to • meting like this . , and he would suggest to Mr. Fumble that ha ahortkl examine the hicks himself, which he had a perfect right to do. Tate Ca SISMAN gave a var:e'y of explanations upon the accounts, sad tutted that fuller information could be ob tained at the offices. Atter 1110111 further Mermaid= the report wee adopted and the (height= declared payable on sod eller the 27th init. The resointiou proposed by Mr. Puncher having been &pee= of, and the =asses of the ordinary meeting brought to a close, the meeting was made Glacial to eitastder an atrreemest proposed to be entered tato by the Birkenhead Railway Company with the London and North Western sad Great Western Hallway Composites for• the transfer of the andettaklng of the Birkenhead Railway Company to the London and North Wet.:arn and Great Western Compotes joictly, and fo- other purposes. After none di,cusai• n, the directors were empowered to enter into the agrtament, and the prooredings terminated with the usual vote of thanks to the cuirman. MADRAS RAILWAY COMPARY.-(IBIS DAY.) This morning an extraordinary general meeting of shanditillers was hell at the offius of the company, 33, Neo B ont-streer, to cafterm a resointwo Awed at a per vionA rc.. ...Ting, by which to much of the regulations and pro visiori• contained is the deed of settlement of the comport, ! require that the strand general meetings of the pro prietors shall be held in the noses of January is each year, ar within twenty days thereafter, wee thereby repealed ,• end It was declared that hencefoeth the annual getters! routing of the company should be held on come day In the mouths of March or April, or one of them, or within twenty days after the cad of each lost-men tamed mouth to each veer; sad that the next of such annual general meetings should be held on mime day is the mouths of March or April, 1880, or within twenty days thereafter; and that the ball -3 early general tuettitqa obnold be held In each year at the cod of sin calendar months fro-n the bolding of the preceding anaual general meeting, or as neer thereto as conveniently nimbi to. A n-sedutiou, condradog the above, was moved by Mr. J. A. Alai TIINOT, the chalrru.n, ant having been seconded by a PllO PRIITUR, IVY earned LVIDIMOtteIy. It was explained that the object of the change was to hays the meetings fill at a period of the year when the majority el the phareholder• were nut out a town, and when a tau sziendwow aught enwequaatly Is paorolly calculated new The marriage of Sir Walter B. Riddell, Bart., with Miss Ripley, the youogest daughter of the late Mr. William Ripley, was celebrated yesterday, at fit Jamie' Church, Pic. wilily, to the pewees of a very numerous click of the rebel vee acid friends of both temples. 'lnc PalNce OF WALES lx GLASGOW.—The Lord Provost hes received the following loner front Colonel limns riistive to the prizre's Meg —" Edinburgh, Holyroed Palate, 16th August, 1069.—My dear Lord Provost,—The Prince of Wales deeiree me to thank your lordship foe the obiginw aed yudicioue amassment" which you made yea erday, in contort with the proprietors of then establiohnieute, for the purpose tit enabling his royal highness to loupes', minutely and at leisure, some of the mat manufactoriee at Cilaegow ; and I ato, et the smite time, to express the griritEation which Lu royal highness derived Isom bid visit to the Exchange, col to other points tit interest in end about the city, and limn the c,rdtal reception with which be wee greeted, wherever hie preienee woe expected.-1 have the honour to ti main, my dam lw-rd Prussia, yours very buthfully, H. • 800 cc, Col.—The Lord Provuet of Glasgow." Silt/1111 RESIDE-NTS AT INCHCOI.II.—A number '1 cf LAtla toorchAD , A, with their families, are at present enjoy leg thoomelees so Incheolie. imetlrute there way he 60, • end at other rime• 150 of a party on the bland. As there is not sufficient hams ecoommodanoo, they have provided %bonnie., with testy, Iron Ws, household retiut otter, sod creams coutorte. There, Lee from public pie, they an lathe, Ulm,. at.il enjoy tomcatted.. Ibis, their annual van to lei bruit., Mete foe six weeks, of which rattier won thin two It 'No already spire d .—AdirdiergA Cheroot. ANOTHER GREAT CONFLAGRATION IN LlVER roito.-011 Wednes fey night • warehouse stored with Luton and other n-ticlra, in love-Isle, Greet Howard-street, Liverpol, was burnt to the grease. Upwards of 3,000 halos of cotton were destroyed—the value of ell the property lose being about 2i.eftol. While the lire was raging, the traffic on the Lugoomire and Yorkabire ibethirey, whioh dyer Loos - Lisa, woe suspended. Noting were loet, sae was any person Injured. ANOTHER POWDER MILL ENI.LOSION.—FAVEI - Titt:AsDAy.—Yestarday morning, et liveo'clock, the inhabitums of HMV tows were murk blamed by the lout re port of an explu•ion, which took place at Moms. Hall's gun powder toiEs. :Conifers of penile+ himenned to the 'pot, when it woo found that a buddies, knows ea a green-charge honey, which clammed it large quantity of powder le ro oms of macula. fore, wee blown up, bat fortunately be persousl injurer reeulted, as the workmen were sot on the mimes. At the time. The destroyed building woe situated sear the privste ',Amos • f Mr. Hall end the Orpeiegwv rood. end a nuorler of m-n acre employed during toe day in est. .mcg the &brig. Ihn re the third explosion that Us recently °coined at there works. 1:4 no. sadly. 51 Iv& • mil. NW Pc It W..' e 14 It n .1 Itz m. tad Dow. • be Labs. sirrisa N. 1101. I lauara7a. I Mew pear I Mho. L. ad •6616•111.1marroaa IS al Im■ ffilLiDia.la./.11.4 1.1 II 9 fad. 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W.el Imre 17 27 8 Wean adages a me Ilamdadem ....- ...... - .. 0111.011 AL 111017111111111111 000ILTIMI. IA p re 1 "war , !± 4P51010.* 4.'" 71 per elk.lase Sow Ware. Da, 6p. &Tl= it Ow p. c.. 1064 l 6, I ,^ 'Pc.. I•W arbaswe OUR redo. . 6 4 940. .100. 01 SS 91 lit ill 1101 1011 OA 1111 I TICE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1859. BHABB L 1828.-71118 D 4). Two o'CLoCi. The railway share market to-day is steady, with few transactions, and little change in price. The only alteration of importance is a rue of 1 per cent. in Great Western stock,which is quoted 591 tot. Leaden and North Western stock is quoted 94$ to 4; Mid land, 1031 to j; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to #; Great Northern, 101 to 1021 London and South Western, 91 to $, er div.; York and North Mid land, 711 to 72 ; and Eastern Counties, 67 to 1. Lombardo.Venstian Railway shares are rather firmer. The Old shares are quoted 211 to 4prom., and the New, 21 to 21 pram. Grand Trunk of Canada stock has improved. There have also been some inquiries for Great Western of Canada and Pernambuco Railwy shares. ad oft i 9 sd If pa MI 1. 31 141 914 Id WI i BO an an ad Tit 70001 tu.ouoi ....... 54j;. . ...---- p = sav:Gi I 1i1i6:2 Slim -„,mia etogwrit,, I &;47.:::1 Des. mil Met Ooe.. DNA tee.rasot.ld. *ligation g = l AtrVel TeLlll.l EiNt litua' A m maitnioitl M ig t . l ilkall DISSOVOt 00. Il=dear waL d II Brarall.essiJoG 11. RM. lulialain w. 1.+1;61;. le.Bee4lA•LiA De. de. B De. do. ....0 ,irrai. K In r In I i egg ion 10 ii z e . 1 a► SI SS Ss 101 11S I I ; - i; ..-.1 i a i e l 111 11 11 lllli 14. 21) ....! a l - 1 3 VMails= VSs .. is aBM ce t r. ..m. ° . WI o; 1 88 18 81 14 a 147 111 ii s l ts ttn Iss se ps: swst I a i ea pat 1 4 72, 3 1. 1 i . 4 1 sd 5 - iiii i i i la. i t NORBY MARKBI.-2HIS LAY. Two °Twos The funds to-day show increased firmness. A fresh improvement of per cent. has taken place. The government broker has taken another parcel of 15,0001. stock for the Savings Banks. In the share markets Jimmie likewise prevails, though business continues limited. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is more offered and has declined to Ito 1 prem. The New Indian Loan is quoted 98! to 1, being steady. The Three per Cent. Relates were quoted at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, at 69.20 for the account, showing a fresh rise of nearly per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Consols are officially marked 961 to 1 for money, and 951 tot for the 7th of September. The pre sent quotation is 95} to 1 both for money and the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 981; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 98/; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, at 96; India Bonds, at Bs. dis.; and Fachequa Bills, at 235. to 28s. prem. Turkish stacks are still inquired for, and retain a tendency to improvement. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 83 to 84, and that of 1858, 731 to 741. Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are marked 98! to 981, being lower. Venezuela Bonds are rather flat. Sales are recorded ss follows :—Brszilian Four and-Half per Cents., 1858, 941; Belgian Four-and , a-Half per Cents., 971 (exch., 25f); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201 ; Peruvian Forir-and-a- Half per Cents., 93 ; ditto for account, 931 ; Russian Four-sad-a-Half per Cents., 981 to 1 ; Spanish Three per Cents., the account 45; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 831 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 741, 74 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021 ex div.; Venezuela New Two-and a-Half per Cents., 27/, 281, 271. The Bombay mail wi►l be delivered in London early on Monday morning. The New Indian Loan was quoted yesterday after- noon 98 1 to I, being inquired for. No tender will be received unless upon a printed form, which may be obtained at the Accountant-General's office, in the Indio-home, or of Mr. Henry Scott, of Id, Throg morton-etreet, broker to the Council of India. The scrip of the new Russian Loan wan quoted I to j prem. Amongst the subscriptions received in London from the Continent is one to the amount of 600,0001. from Baron Stieglitz, the great St. Peters burg financier. The Paris Presse of yesterday states that the Society of Industrial and Commercial Credit takes an interest in this loan to the amount of 1 40,000,000 of francs, or 1,600,0001. sterling. The subscription list will be closed to-morrow, at two o'clock. The demand for money yesterday was again languid. The rate in Lombard-street for the best bills did not exceed 21 per cent. There were no bullion operations at the Bank s terday, but the steamer Vectis has taken for Lis bon 46,200 sovereigns withdrawn from that establish ment. BBITIMI WINE& 10 . J NmN. N. G. iere. Wu. re a . thi Ds, Ysl awo ‘ • 1 la MBank ......- 1 166 104 1.1: : r Wjert l anieVr (L I & 1 11: l er IN .., Onnible r M. : t..,.. ire t.. r..=ge..,... ~ 11 .... 11. WL Vie MI 1 it MS .. IleellaS k 10 61 I. .. 1 . 7.110 wk el Ti .. edillleel - T.SII 7 40 SW - Pre•=l l b. l = 11.2.1 T Ol O 7 5 1 Urn Om Oe Ile. 1 1 Olt ~ 1 eft. 10 AO NO 1 / 1 11 t 3 16 11 We Z W. WU UM Oa ft li 1e = 111 Ore l. 1 11 II w 1 ise a 4;;41111. PM 1 1 1 6 / 1 1 ell e a l lift lo 10 * , -' 2 1/. 10 130 135 i W6 - .llblt i . k 110 190 ) 6 U 95 Wli. Newell Mlll4l= 114 14 a 13: Ana u6l Wteg ineadin. 1 13 38 Uwe LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (rr =craw Tz =await.) YORK MEETINO.--(TRI8 DAY.) ILAWCLIFFE BTdIEIiD. T.T.C. Rose Middleton Sparrow Hawk Rlchberts "" '• 9 no. CONSOLATION SCRAMBLE. Miss Jana .. Sentelia Oily .. .. 2 19 ran. GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES. Na poleon Gamestir 9 ran. TYRO STAKES. gimp/Mit, walked over. GIMCRACK STAKES. One mile. Swestasnoe, Brolly, Sir William, Interest, Horace, Lady Teaspoon., Br to B.ainbow, Thorcosuaby, Grenadier, TL Pro, Merrimac, lass Caimngbana f, and Vanquisher nes COLT SAPLING STAKES. Eve furlongs 44 yards. Br to Rainbow, Onsmilisr, and Bivouac are bare. MEMBERS' PLATE. Ous milk and a hall. Basilisk, Si.,tnesi Attraction, Olympias, Caliph, Ron& Be, Tatty, The Slave, and Sir Joseph are here. °TIROL akaamara.—Benbow, Cris) Tartar, Rascal ,Rie:l - ILlaphy, awl Kuldicas. LONDON AND NORTH-WISTZRN RAILWAY. Mild D 47.) 01DISAZT ELM O LID 111.00111 '~: Bs. •, 1 •;; %1 Fiffr iti .."4444 ....- 1-1--"1-1 'll-141s k a"as i : NMI /. q u "' is . i ftr .a. . aft Sup= alhaajw i a: Met traimaall .. aLllte..2 .... owl ionise. l°11 : 16 1% Fl a k I thz.... It = ta l l/Qr. - . a . .ac r d r atr . =.r. ii.t Dam likirs:TE. De. • N. Ifttors-lonad . L - : Po ILI.2LL ... lifil gt V:4: :::::: mum l l; Saab gialarildre —.- limbolin . . ' W Rms.. (Cilia; [ 1 • 1b= 6.1"141 ........ u r „... 6 ...... a ex. 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Nor &ash °Maul Past Om.: _ i_ it I ilmo. l sit ti Ps ils 6S A It ISt it itt $ 4t Ni IN i l ls i 7 1 1 16 :al 111 aIS ad l b. 6 0 ad O 0 121 10 ad O dr I 1 r 9 - VI h 3 TroallsOLUpOne. 13fromea U 15 -- : -. 1i.=.1 LORD PALMERSTON AND THE NEW FOREIGN Onion.—To the deputation of architects who waited upon him on Wednesday, Lord Palmerston said he was glad to receive the asenranos that trained men of science and Judg ment approved the course which he had felt it his duty to pursue. Be could excuse the mania in some quarters for building Gothic habitations in the country, by recollecting that those might be prompted by the vicinity of the Rhin bed= manor-house, which itself was the successor of the Gothic castle. Bat in regard to those building Gothic habitations in towns, he felt that they were people who had notion, which were totally out of data. A public office wee, in hot, the habitation of the chief and his staff daring the day, and he (Lord Palmerston) knew of no style so suitable to an English habitation as the horizontal, or cheek, or Italian. or whatever name its branches might have gained. A public building ought to be hand atoms externally, while convenient In the interior • and the 'tyro which he preferred undeniably gave buildings which combined those qualities. He believed that in the erection of a handsome building the style which he preferred allowed • reasonable economy to be °heaved internally; the con trary with regard to Gothic, bad been practically taught him at Westminster end elsewhere. He felt that he had only to repeat the statement made on a previous occasion, Az., that Do had so strong an objection to the Gothic style for the present purpose that he should think It his duty, tv office or otherwise, to proteit against the erection of • build ing different from that which be saw gave him such grounds for selection; he could say, in short, that Iris mind was de termined not to have G ot hi c, but Italian. . _ THE PADIHAN STRIHE.—The COMMithe of the cotton Waters and mannfactwera of Blaokbtun have re _ the ported result of their Inquiry Into the Psdituun strike. The Blackburn employers, after ezuninatioe, will sopped those of Pallas ; but after an interview with the operatives committee, and an explanation floe the latter, it Is hoped that the terms of aeronaut will soon be arrived at. Tha "strike" has lasted tweinty•two weeks. FORGERY lIEON Two BANKS, AT MALTON.—TWO very kopodent, but clever, moos of forgery have Ad been discovered at Malta, by which the East Riding and the York City and Cantu Banks have been defrauded of the sums of 1501. each. The perpetrator of the fraud., is a young man named Mashy, a resident at Hull, or lately so and nephew to Mr. Abbey, farmer, of Rilliagton, Dm; Malta., It appears Horsley formerly resided with his uncle, and bad become acquainted with tome of his business habits. On Moad hs seems to have written two letters, in Mr. Abbey's name, to the managers of the East Riding Bank and the branch of the York City and Casty Bank at Milton (which were posted at Rillingtos), approdng them of his Intention to draw upon them to the amount of 1501. each, and that the cheque would be presented at each place by his nephew on the Tuesday. The nephew pcoord ingly 'wired at the East Riding Bank and presented the cheque (a written one on plain stamp), purporting to be signed by hie uncle, Mr. Abbey. Boras hesitation to pay the money to a stranger was evinced at the bank, and ultimately Horsley left for the purpose of getting some one of known respectability to identify him, and returned with a reepeotable wins ineramit of the town. Being identified, Horsley re ceived the mossy (which he desired to have in notes), a bill at tee days lose 1001., and 601. In notes, with which be de parted. Although the signatures on the cheque and the letter agreed, the beck manager still felt dimatistled with the traesection, and he determined to go over to Itlllington by the tollowing train, and see Mr. Abbey respecting the mat ter. Ile did so, and Mr. Abbey knew nothing of either the cheque or letter. The two returned to Melton, and Mr. Abby, on inquiry at the City Bank, found that an exactly stellar trick had been played off there by the same party. It basin been ascertained that a person answering Horsley 's description had booked from the Melton station for Hull, telegraphic messages were despatched, end we understand Healey has been captured in Holl, but not before he had lams to maven the bat into ash, is which be had been stionsealbl. ACCIDENT ON THE GEFAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Oa Wednesday, as the mid-day goods train of the Great Western Beltway Company was mooing towards Leamington, by some means or other hitherto ueesplained, the stoker either fell or 'lipped front the tender attached to the engine. the wheels of which went over both his lags jest above the ankle. The accident woe perceived by the sigma driver, and the 'misfortune oufferer was lift el Into the train sad conveyed to Lsaininvon, where every attention was paid him by the rafiway authorities at the station. He wee carried on a litter by the porters to the Warneford Hospital, where he war re ceived by Mr. Wyer, the house surgeon. He was found to be Ina very enlists/fed state from loos of blood, but perfectly seetsible Mows. Jones. Hiichman, and Ma* surgeons, of Leemitieten, were immediately sent for, and held a consults lion on the cue, the result of which wall that they thought It deeirable to amputate the right leg just below the knee. The man, whom name le George Hervey, who is only 25 years of age, married, and has two children, wee too weak to undergo any farther operation, and he lies in • moat hopeless oesditioo, in feet, bie recovery is alms* imposeible." The Imputation of the leg was performed by Mr. Jane% the surgeon of the week, his patient being under the influence of chloroform, in a most skilful manner. UNITED STATES SOLDIERS OF THE REVOLU TIONARY WAIL—The United States Peesion-ollise bad upon Its rolls, on the 30th of June, 1858, the names of 253 rev°. lutiosary soldiers. Of this smell remnant of heroes, infer. station has been received that during the succeeding half year 46 went to their long account, leaving. upon the day of the present year, 207 survivor*. Tod ages of tome of theme soldier. are stated to have been 100 to 102 years. Thus is ds:ndling away the small number of that gallant band which 'bosom. Ilona to no from a former geoeratioe, to pan for ever from the earth before this generation shall have finished its work. At the period above referred to there were 4,200 widows of revolutionary soldiers ;wen the pension rolls, and In ale mouths death dlailaished that number by 293. Of thou living at the beginning of this year 43 were the wives of revolutionary soldiers before the termini** of the crest struggle. The shipments of specie for the East by the steamer Ceylon, which will sail to-morrow, are un usually large, amounting to 710,0531., the whole of which is silver except 9,0741. in gold. The sum transmitted to Calcutta on account of the government Is 366,0001. The particulars are subjoined :—For Calcutta, 358 0001 Shanghae 197,8891. ; Hong Kong, 139,5501.; Manilla, 8,3951. • Singapore, 5.0401. ;Madram, 1,9381.; Aden, 1,0001. ; and for , Ceylon, 2411. The particulars are published of 922 bonds of the Greek Loan—s;z., 216 of the *erica guaranteed by England, 287 by France, and 320 by Russia—which have been drawn by lot, and will be paid off on the Ist proximo. The forthcoming dividend on the dock of the Eastern Counties Railway Company is officially an nounced at the rate of 2fr per cent, per annum, leaving about 4,0001. to be carried forward, against 31. per cent. per annum at the corresponding period of 1858 and 1867, and 1 per cent. per annum in 1868. The stock closed to-day the same ea yes terday. The half-yearly meeting of the Berlin Waterworks Company took place yesterday. The accounts ex hibited a surplus revenue on the water supply of 2491., against an excess of expenditure over revenue of 3431. last year. The directors' report was adopted. • With reference to the market for American secu rities Messrs. D. Bell, Bon, and Co. report as follows Dining the put week the market for American mettritise bas pnaented no change of importance, and we may remark brkE, that the market continues steady and prlcea eta. tionary. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2811.; the Midland, an in crease of 1,7641. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 2,0851.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 2641. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 7491. A note attached to the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return states that the amalgamation with the East Lan cashire Railway having received the sanction of par liament, the traffic receipts of both lines are included l in one return. TIIVRSDAY EVT.NTNO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 95, opened this morning at 951 to 1, advanced to 951, " buyers," and closed at 951 to 1, both for money and the 7th September. The official busineu report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 4, 1 ; ditto, for account (7th Sept.), 951, 4; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, 4, 961, 951; New Three per Cents., 951, 4, 961, 96; Thirty Year. Annuities, expiring in April, lass, 18 1-16 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951; ditto, 1859, 94/, 941. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were firm, at 95 to 4, and those of 1859 at 944 to 4. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 235. to 265. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 151. to 11s. die. In the foreign stock market the principal business was in Turkish Bonds, which were inquired for, and rose 4 per cent. The Loan of 1854 closed at 83 to 4, and that of 1858 at 731 to 74. Anglo-Pernvisa Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 93 to 94, and Mexican Bonds 204 to 4. The Anglo• Austrian Loan of the present year was marked 24 and 3 dia. Ottoman Bank shares were inquired for to-day, in anticipation of the issue of the directors' report, and closed at 191 tot. London Chartered Bank of Aus tralia were also in some demand. Bank of Aos• traleeta were more offered. In the market for miscellaneous shares there was no alteration. An advance of 4 per cent, took place to-day in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Government Bonds. The Six per Cent. Preference Bonds of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada were inquired for, and were quoted la to 4. MINBIL-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day the principal fea tures are a decline in Stray Park shares, and an improvement in East Clifford. In the Stock Ex change Wheal Kitty (Lelant)are officially marked 131. There has also been some business in shares in Wheal Grenville, Wheal Clifford, West Caradoo, and Unity Mines. I Foreign and colonial miming shares remain:without variation, being little dealt in. Scrip of the Anglican Smelting, Reduction, and Coal Company (Limited) is to be sent in for regis tration by the Ist of September, under penalty of forfeiture. The accounts presented at the meeting ti shareholders is West Wheel Sewn, held on the 16th inst., showed a balance is favour of the mine et 3,9301. 10s. 31. A dividend of 91. per there (3,6001) was &edited, leaving 3301. 10e. 3d. to be serried to amain account. The Germ leas meanie, presented at the meeting held yesterday, exhibited a Wows of liabilities over swots of 621. 4e. sd. A call of 2a. O. per share was made. The ISIO ""I'. g Ur M .... Et ----..-.:=l so I iiii 1 WM Mat . . . . 1430 IRAREAIMiIkiii. iii : Partim Thur. —liiiirdo. 40 utiles: IMPERIAL ATIMIAGME Jett 9 ...... ...... 66 94 rem „, 61111.1 3d VG 14 414 2 , 1 14 .... 494 114 114 Ills 34 Id 16.101 As 14 13 as Am. 4 ....... Of td 59. 04 111, 14 114 SP Ka 6167. 13 ------- Us 114 14 344 24 34 441 Tit Hi 3,;& - az weds' /42. Mime. IN 144 So 111 lb II Ns 94 664 14 Derr.-4110.0. Delll7. 01161. RA. Do" ra p.m L. MALIK IMAM INS •LIPORIATIONO 0 Tin A•ZWIN PUNS OP agent feudal that the lode In the 20 west was improving, and in a wines staking below this level there is a good breach of lead we standing 3 fathoms in height. At South Lady Bathe Mina meeting held yesterday a call ce pm share was reeds. At a general meeting of the Umlaute in Kelly Bray Mine, held yesterday, a very maiefactory Mat/enemata accounts wss presented, from which the following is condunied :—To three months costa ending June, 1,8161. By Mamas in band from last account, 4291. 95. 10d.; by thus months' side of ore, 2,36991.6 e. bd.; leaving a Milano' in favour of the mine of 9621. 16s. 6d.; the prat on the quarter amounted to 5531. ss. 6d. A lengthened report wee read from the manager and the purser, which stated, "The lode in the rise In the 95 east is 3 fret wide, producing stones of copper or, end look ing very kindly . In the time level west the lode is toot wide, yielding good stones of ore; here we hope to lay Imes many hundreds of fathoms of profitable ore ground, all bigh and dry, and which will be extracted at a profit. The lode in the 70 west is worth on an average 201. per fathom. The slopes in the back of the 66 west are worth 201. per fathom. The lode in the 45 west is worth on an average 161. per fathom, and is, In the end, 3i feet wade, folding • quantity of mundic and rioh stones of ore. The lode in the ',tore to the bottom of this level is worth 251. per fathom. Button Mine : The lode in the 40 crosscut is 2 feet wide, oompued of quartz floor, spar, mendle, and atones of copper ore; • may kindly lode. The reserves of ore in the mine ere estimated at about 7,0001. All the 1:1114 chinery in the mine to in efficient condition." A dividend of 2s. per share was made payable on and after the 26th A Taugus At t. vy Canals med6g.. ~ held yesterday, the accounts @bowel a balance against the mine of 4621. 13e. 44., and • balance of liabilities over assets of 491. 16e. 10d., the assets Inelndince 2901. cells to arrear. A call of 2a. per share wee made. Captain Wm. Glees report wee submitted to the ' meeting. He continues to attach much importance to cross cutting the main lode west of the engine shaft, and remarks that it le only from pereeveraeos In that direction that they ' will make the wrelern part of the mine valuable. The ore from West Cordon Mine for July, sold yesterday, realised with carriage 3,2351.; standard, 1281. ils.; pro . duce, 64. COMMERCIAL AND MARXISM MARX-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) In Mark-Ina to.day the attendance of the trade was fair, and the tone steady, but quiet. Prices of most article. of the trade were unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was small. The imports of foreign grain into London eine last Monday were reported this morning as WWI of Sour, email of wheat, and rather large of oats, and nihil of barle. Wa y sor.-Engliah sold in retail at last Monday's poises. Forsiga unaltered. Eaglab white, 40e. to 48a. ; red, 3.5 a. to 434. per qr.; Dentin and Konigsberg, 42e. to 66e. per 49416. ; Rostock, 42e. to 60e.; other Bahia parte, 40a. to 465. ; French, Me. to 42a. norm firm in value but quiet in demand, at lad Monday's prices. Town, 8.5 e. to 434.; Norfolk, 30e. to 31e. per 28011 a.; French, 30a. to 83s. For 2801 b.. Amer., - per barrel. BARLEY quiet at about last Monday's rates. English, 244. to 34e. per qr.; Baltic, 24e. to 27e.; other sorts, 23e. to 27e. per quartet Oors.quiet as about last Monday's rates. British, 20e, to 30e. per quarter; Russian, 210. to 23e. per qr. ; other Baltic porta, ' , ne. to 27e. per quarter. Bsors.-Englieh and Egyptian quoted nominally as last Monday. Baldish tick, 36e. to 425.; harrow, 42a. to 46e. per qr. Realm, 40s. to 60r. per qr. Egyp tian, 33e. ne.-Nothing doing, nominally quoted at last Monday's rates. English boilers, ad. to 60e. ; hog and grey, 38e. to 42. e.; foreign, white, 48.. FLOATING fore , lad Friday 11l grain-laden vessels were reported wind at ports of call, viz., 21 wheat, 61 make, 10 barley, 6 rya, 2 oats, 1 millet, and 11 limed. A large basins' was dame this week. Altogether, up to last sight, 42 wpm were sold, of which oily 2 cargoes wheat, about 80 maize, 8 barley, 1 Mane, 1 limed. The latest sales not reported before were-Marianopoli wheat, 44e. 6d. pee 4921 be. • Ron meths wheat, 365. Bd. per 4801 to. ; MAW, Heal, 26e. to 265. 3d. per 480Ib. ; Olionitza main, 26e. 44d. per 4301 n, C.F.I. INTO LONDON 711011 AUG. U TO AUG.L 19. ens, DOMAN TZ• NM W. SUM. Mee. . Jaryll. hly le. Jai/ A las 10 . Am. 4. sag. . _ ... ... 4411 ... 41 7 ... ... ... ••• . " ... ........... .. 43 0 ... ... ... .., ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARICET.—(THIS DAV.) (BY NNITIBN AND 1/1111E MAGNITIC 7311.102.APH.) Mom owe owe 0013311PONDINT.) Grain tsarist steady at Tuesday's rates; wheat In good demand at full rates ; doe flour in better request. Beane sad costa dull. For Indian cora there are buyers, but at very low prices. Weather Sae. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BuoAtt,—The market has been•very dull this week, and, although the importers have brought forward but small quantities for public sale, yet a decline of 6d. he been eats. blished on good qualities; offers were not male within fully ls. of last week's riots, on tho ordinary qualities. Corrzz.—The public males, which comprised a fair quan tity, went off stead if at fall prices. TEs.„The 'mount of business done has again been smell, yet prices have been supported by the firmness of holders. RICIL —A limited Weiser done at about previous nice. Ruit.--Prioes have been fully supported this week. SALTPITRZ.—This 'Aide has again experienced a Slight decline. Corros.—A small business only done at pinions rate,. Spices sold steadily at about last week's pekes. Dittos *old without spirit at lest week's currency. In other articles no material alteration, but markets generally have been dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is stead —Town tallow to quoted 53e. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot 555. • August to September, 55e. to 65.5. 3d. ; October to December, 665. 9d.; do. separately, 665. 3d. RIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADINWILLL.—Iiides 661612 to 641b5., 30. to 4d.; 64160. to 721bL, 4d. to 41d.; 721 x. to 110Ibe., 41d. to 4!d. ; 80Ibo. to 881 b a., 4fd. to 6d. ; Baths. to 961 M., bd. to W.; 961 b.. to 1041b5., bid. to bid.; Rowe hides, f1e.6.1. to 10e. Colt skins light, 2.. 6d. to 4e., full. Te. BERYO/11)517.-6beep skip., polled, 3s. to 3.. 6d.; downs, 20. 6d. to 2s. 104.; lambs, 2.. 64. to 4e. 64. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-( • THIS DAY. ) Mews. Pattenden glad Smith report that the acoonits from the plantations continue to come favourably, end the hope are rapidly progressing towards maturity. Duty, 260,0001. to 260,0001. THE GREAT EASTERN.—In commemoration of their recent visit to this noble vessel the following very gratifying memorial has been presented be the members of the Home of Commons who accepted the invitation of the directors of the Great Ship Company :—" To R. J. R. Campbell, Esq., chairman; W. Jackson, , M.P., dr putymbairman ; and the Directors of the Great Ship Com pany, Limited: We, the undersigned members of the House of Common., having had the opportunity of in thescting Great Eastern iteem.ahm, sae desirous a expressing our admiration of this effort of genius and mechanical skill, one of the noblest which has ever teen produced in this or any other country; also our hign appreciation of the object for which this great ship has been designed. She to not more remarkable for her size than for the completeness of her general arrange mute, which appear to us to be successfully carried out in tho minutest detail. The country is deeply indebted to those gentlemen who have so zealously end ably extended the principle of ocean navigation, an effort which we trust is destined to bring about improvements in sea transport ea ' important as those which railways have effected on laud. While expressing one admiration we desire to convey to the directors ear hopes that this undertaking, which is calculated to advance the cause of delineation, may be carried out with complete snouts." Since the pre , natation of this memorial, Lad Palmerston, with the Dubs of Somerset, Lord Clarence Paget, Sir R. S. Dundee. Mr. Sidney Herert, Sir George Grey, Captain Carnegie and Mr. Cardwell paid a long visit to the vessel, and partook of luncheon on board with Mr. Campbell, Mr. Jackson, and Captain Harrison. 3tIll'INT ON BOARD THE MARLBOROUGH.—Letters from Castellamege, near tiepin, mention tbat the English fleet, consisting of flee liners, ander Vice-Admiral Fund:Awe, I was shout te leave that anchongs on the 11th of August for Baja and Palermo. A few days previous acts of mutiny bad been committed bye number of the crew (nor including e ewe Or petty officers) of her Majesty's ship lifarlborourb, bearing the admiral's flag, commanded by Lord Frederica H. Herr, when solid shot were not manly ro lled about the decks, but sanity cast at one of the testes and some of the warrant officers, and it was not before the disaffected were nutted ep tad addressed by the gallant Winkel in person that tranquility was tutored. fie ordered them to their ' respective mews, to put in writing their grievances, end we are informed that so many and various are the alleged matters of complaint that scarcely half-a-dozen had a uni form character. Sumo complained of interrupted roe; others of unneceesary duty, and meet refusal of leave. Some of the ringleaders have been put in irons, end will probably be tried by court-martial at Bois. 111: lid XI 'el 11l ill