The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-06 00:00:00

HI RICHARD FARNHAM RIDLET. hip wee 'meeting for the proof of dibis and appointment i p,i g ness. The bankrupt was described sof Maidstone, Lite lieutenaot in the 3rd, 4th, and sth Light Dragoons- Tbe preliminary statement of Mr. Maurice Thomas shows liabilities of 2,525/. The failure is ascribed by the bankrupt toe lose of his income through the pressure of his creditors. Asaigoo24 were chosen. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW •STREET. Ann THE PLAY.. Treadaray, a fishmonger, of Isleworth, was cliarged with moulting Joseph Jenkins, a cabdriver, end cousing damage to two cabs. The complainant said that he lived in Degroark-street, St. tieorge'ein.the-East, and between 11 and 12 o'clock last night was driving homeward from the West-end. On wear ing ('baring-cross he met defendant in a cart, driving ra pidly and flourishing his whip about. He had two females with him. He exclaimed, " Take that you b—," and struck witness in the face with his whip, cutting his some and eves, and almost blinding him. (The witness's face was much . cliedigured.) He then drove on. Witness; called to hint to atop, and drove after him. The defendant con tinued at the same rapid pace. Witness overtook him at Waterloo-place, and said, " Stop and see what you have done." The defendant said, "If you don't mind smash you," and drove on furiously. Witmer still followed, sad was joined in the pursuit by another cabman (now present). They got close up to him when oopo,ite Bolton-street, Piccadilly, upon which the defen dant pulled up his horse soddenly, and both the cabs in pursuit came into collision—the first (witoem's) with defendant's cart, and the other with witness's cab. Much damage was done to both the cabs. The prisoner was stopped and given into custody. The defendant said if he struck the caboose it was by mistake io flourishing his whip. He denied using the lan page imputed to him, and the collision was occidental. Hannah Oollett said she went to the theatre with de 'pedant and his wife, and they were driving homeward in the cart She did not see defendant strike the cabman, and did not believe that he bad done so. Mr. Flowers fined the defendant 41., and ordered him to pay 11. as compensation to the atheism. The second cabman mid he should take out a summons against the defendant for the damage done to hie cab. The defendant paid the Si., and was discharged. CLERKENWELL. AN EXTRAORDINARY OCCCRRENCE AT THIII COURT.. The whole of the night charges were disposed of this morning by half-put 10, the only parties detained being two prostitutes, who were fined Ss. each for being drunk and fighting in the Euston-road. Such an event has not occurred bore before for • lengthened period. WORSHIP-STREET. PARENTAL NEGLECT. Jane Paul, 11 years of age. pallidin features and of alight stature, was charged by her father with stealing from his home, 4, Glouoseteretreet, Bethnal-green, a abest and other articles, value 7s. 6d. The prosecutor gave his evidence in such an under tone as to reader it almost inaudible to the reporter, but sufficient wm gathered to make it understood that the child had rib. seated herself from his house or lodging for several days and taken with her the property in question, whidi she had suoosedad in pledging. He, meeting her by chance, gave her into custody or the robbery. She was a very badly disposed girl, and be could not do anything with her. Yr. Ellison—What do you mean by saying this! She is your child, and it is your duty to see that she does what is ✓itual to take ears of her. the gaoler—Your worship, the girl ham scarcely snyilelothiag upon her, and is in • most filthy state. is rather ample cloak was opened by the speaker, and the poor little thing's condition was exposed ; not any shift or body of dress concealed, eves partially, her oskednees, and an old ragged skirt wee seurely kept above her hips by something pared over her shoulder in the shape of a brace • her frame was attenuated, and the flesh covered with scar red; marks, as from vermin bites ; stockings and boots she certainly bad, the latter apparently sound, which with the cloak when kept close, and a small black bat drawn forward, served alike to afford a belief that she was tolerably clad beneath, sod as well cared fr.) . . . . . . . Mr. Ellison, evidently indignant at the neglect so clearly apprent, expressed hinissU strongly on the fact, bat the father remarked that the girl would do as she liked, and he could not keep her at home. The child did not speak a word, and the magistrate remanded her for the purpose of placing her in a reformatory, where he would take especial care the expenses should be defrayed by the parent. SOUTHWARK. THZ KAY TO CONDUCT •YRIENDLT SOCIETY, J , ,len Haynes, the secretary of the Waterloo and Hope Lodge of the London l'oity of Odd Fellows, held at the Marquis of Grsoby publioloase, Lower Marsh, Lambeth, was charged before Yr. Bantam with assaulting John Mar tin, a free member, and using threatening language toward' him. The complainant said that on Monday night the 29th ult. he went to the lodge, and during the business 6s, waa voted from the foods to snick brother. A little while afterwards witness ascertained that the sick member was not in oom plance sod consequently not entitled to the benefits, and he spoke about it before the cheque was med., out upon the treasurer. The defendant told him to mind his business, and the noble grand also snubbed him, and they made out the cheque between them, and when the business of the lodge was over they went down to the landlord, who was the tresaurer, and cashed it pocket ing the money. Witness objected to the proosedings, mid told them that it looked like a swindle, when the prisoner came up to him where he was sitting in front of the bar, sad palled his nom so bard as to nearly twist it off his face. Witness stood up on the defeosive end told Mt/defendant to pull his ring off, as he hart him ea a previous occasion with that when they were belying a little bit of a row. Mr. Bonham—Then you have had • row before Witness —l"es, sir, because I will not see the society swindled. Tim defendant, le answer to the charge, said that the complainant was a very troublesome mom. He interfered with the business when there was no ocitasiom and was always quarrelling with some of the members. His conduct had been so bed that be believed he would be expelled. . Two members of the society corroborated the defendant's etatemeot, and proved that the complainant's conduct was such as to provoke the defendant to do what he did. He, however, was not hurt. Mr. Burnham bad no doubt from the complainant's man ner that he wee a quarrelsome man, but still au assault bad been proved. He should, however, only fine the defendant 10s. and colts. THE CONDEMNED CRIMINALS IN ASHLEY GAOL.— On Saturday the Bishop of Ripon arrived neexpectedly at Armley Gaol, where the two men, Myers and Sargisaon, are at present lying adder sentence of death, and hail en inter. view of an hoor's duration with each of them. Sargineon has also had the dv►ntage of the spiritual ministrations of the Rev. Mr. Hartley, the incumbent of the parish io which he formerly resided. On &today forenoon the "condemned sermon" was preached la the gaol chapel by the Re.. Henry Tnekwell, the chaplain, who has been unremitting in his attention, to the spiritual wants of the unfortunate men. Myers appeared to pay little or no attention to the service. Sargisson, on the other hand, displayed the ut. roost interest throughout. AFFRAY WITH POAt•HELv.—For some time past the game preserves belonsieg to Beauchief Hall, near Sheffield, have been robbed by gangs of poachers, who have done much damage. For several nights the keepers have watched, with the view of capturing, if possible, some of the marauders. On Saturday night a gamekeeper and one constable, accompanied by a boy whom they could despatch for help if it were needed, hid themselves and welted. Early on Sunday morning six poachers, with several dogs, were observed making their way through the uuderwood. The boy was despatched foe assistance, which. however, could not be brought up before the keeper and constable were engaged with the poachers. The keeper had a dog with him, which he hoped would assist in the attack, but the poachers immediately set their doge on the constable, and the keeper's dog kilned them, while the aggressors made off ea they delivered several volleys of large stones. some of which struck the keeper and the con stable. The policemen, however, drew his cutlass, and succeeded in wounding one of the men, whose track could aftersird, for a long distance he traced by marks of blood. The wounded man and his companions got away, but one was eubsvoneutly apprehended by tee police. Mr. ( A. Sala arrived in Liverpool on Saturday last, by the mail steamer Persia, from New York. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1864. LAW INTLLLIUENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Murtar). This was a sitting for the proof of debts and appointment o f oaoignet* in the m►tter of Alfred Thomas Batchelor, of ii .ki.b ous o, Gloucester-place, Walworth-common, metal re6ser sad dealer. m r . preen, from the office of Mr. W. 11. Buchanan, ap reared for the petitioner, who rebores liabilities at 1,1761. and attributes his failure to an action brought spdast him by a late partner, badness of trade, and bumf& cienq a income to meet hie expenditure. Ausigneas were dawn. and Mr. .% h en, of South-square, apinted solicitor to the estate. Te next sitting will be held on the 4th of limemher. at 12 o'clock. xE LAIIIII,—IfkrLIALE OF a CIVIL IMOINITIL . . . This was a first sitting. The bankrupt, Robert Grim mood Laird, wu described as formerly of Portland-pleoe, Fec khum, and now of Ivy-place. Coburg-road, Old Kent foul, and in business at 18. Canuou•street-west, under style of Grim:mod Laird and Co., as civil and mechanical en gineers. The b ID krapt CAMS to the court upon his own petition on the I,qh of August,. The statement of accounts shows debts to lee. ld. ; and the failure is attributed to a want of cap and the suspension of Mr. Alexander Morton, of Arbroath. Scotland. Mr. cooper, an accountant, was chosen assignee under the estate, and protection granted until the examination meeting LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sy user= WARWICK MISTING. -(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Swart Jamie ... Auditor Pinch f AVON STARES. Brown Wi11i.... 6 rm. LEAMINGTON STARES. Redcap Revolver Aurelise 10 raa. Redcap woo by lactitla RACING STARES. ••• Dammam ... Catena= ••• ••• Verdian 5 ran. SHORTS HANDICAP. Hawkahaw Practitionsr ... Boomtown ... 7 ran. SHARE LIoTS.--(THIS DAY.) Two oNhoow. The railway market exhibits a firmer tendency to-day, but very few variations have occurred is prices. There is a good demand, however, for Caledo nia° stock, which has risen per oent. Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern have receded I. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1111 to 112 f, ex div. ; Great Western, 681 to ; Midland, 130 i taint, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 115 to # ; South Eastern, 821 to 83, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 106; to 107, ex div.; Lon don and South Western, 95 to 96, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 451 to 461 ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; and Great Northern, 129 to 131, ex div. Sambre and Meuse Five-and-a-Half per Cent. Preference shares have declined, and Antwerp and Rotterdam are dull. Indian and Canadian rail way stocks are inactive. JINARY SHAW !II nor tad rad RAILWAYS. I yesterd Ckeire 141°N I ago';kt! ay. Ix 11/ins,WaLt War Va Billitaad Tyne Bastakllleahrd,et 1114L.C Maid sad Stater Oalsdadaa Welk sod fluid= Oarsman a a zdl lai 124 j 4 1 aaAJauodfv. mill 6 Do.Blp. glapaklas& Dublin anTd rU laJaac DvadoassoltAbela idlabargbaad Glasgo i w Glasgow mad &Wagers Orsai Lakin Ord. IL _ SI Si IS IT IS SI 110 111 4 6 k A g00k7.1 Do. N. Am, Bit., N 0.2 Grog Nortionootlead Northers Do..A I • red modes. ma Dal o.lershl Gt. South it West. (Lai Gila& W Do.Siour IrelOss.Sek Do, South yrales, 128 US id US 141 sd IV 100 14 WO 91 _. _ _ ii i ail D o w. MM.-odo.a ix: "D T. De. Do. Laces/dr* & Yorkshire Load° n and Blackwell Laa BriOto. &Omit Landon, *Asian, & Day London & North Weeks a 47 IS 60 VA 103 1161 116 46 OS 101 NS 40 41 112 1124 ad 96 94 ad 46 Od iLondou&SouthWootors efan.,Shet 01 Lincoln& !import and Culla@ 1..D2/* PP" i ak".' Mitjogaill;a De. _ New lel 1011 idani ITI 1314 scll Do. N e w Do Mrs.* Derby . led. Gt. Wo. ID d Kest lIIA Log North Do. Dilo.,Perth.D•rod. W. lasiero—Derstak Do. O. N. N. taro Do. Leeds Do. York 45. - it4i4 Do. do. 1 edook.aDarliag.l Do. 81641.... BO: ii: iiii-ii::: on rout Ldon _ /Ds. Now ...... North Staffordehlre I N. & Western Jana IScottish Contra 'Seatteh N.IL Aber Ott illoottleh WMlend IShrowebury i WelchpL 'Shropshire Union ,Soeth Devon ;loath Esetern Yarkott. &River Dna I M letsinen W okinghlnAe I Vale Ds. B Dp C !Meer Do. [ I A 100 1011 1100 100 Vole of New Vietoria Stn & Pt oo Waterford & Kilkenny ire& Cornwall W.BartipL Barb. & BILMBII POURIBION& I XLILWATI. 1.86 lotto& Bt. Lwow* N Dochßar.24C.Lag.6p.o. 1111 D Do. S Margo Buffalo & Loh. Hum Do. Prefareao• I T 9 Bug., Bratsk& Ooderichi 6p. u Bdo. Aug. 1, 1673 75 Do. do. July 1,1878, 71 ' Do. do. June 1, 1174 76 Col. & B.Baatoro /c.o. g. I N • Caps T. & Dock 6p. e.g.! N East. Bonjorgu. c. 1 —. 401 178 Let Indian gu. 6 do lOl 102 Do. O latessioe Do. H do l9l 20i !Grand Trunk of Canada 18} 19i Do.iqulp.ll.B.,Bp.ot 91 93 Do. Ist prof. Beads IL 73 i Do. do. deterred 90 63 Do. 2nd prof. Bonds , 06 $7 Do. do. deterred DI 67 Do. 3rd pref. Stock Do. do. deferred 43 46 Do. 4th prof. /hock I Do. do. _deferred _3B _SW Great 10,- Si 1190 ....raat Indian Peninsula. 112 la 20 1 11 Do. gua. 6 par cont Ida 4pm 55 i 2 Do. New do p.r I pra St. 100 06. 8. of India x. sp. cc 99 101 34. .140 Do 6. par dent — 11l ; 6 Do 106 all el Western of Canada. 96 19,1 ' 14. 13 Do. N.. lO4 104914. 100 all D0.;01d4pay.1872 89 91 100 , all Do. do. do. 19774 82 36 II I Indian ch. Waited 4,116, par ;101 1 . Do. New IL 'lOO , Iladraa goat. 6p. art. 104 101 26 ,100 , Do. do. L i :: : 9 0 96 ill ;100 , Do. do. do.— 89 91 SO • 2 , Do. Fifth M. 'lOO Moth. Corp. 0 per e. Ild . SO 1 all Manx and Hobaosesl3o 68 OD 90' all N.llron.dCarmia.A dB I I 82 100 N.8.0tCan.60.4 pa .12 r 66.16. 69 93 IL 100 ,Scinda, gud mat.. 1;1 116. 100 , Do. Dalld do. llOO4 00.} IP , 2 Do. do. do. ' 1 dl. p ar ' Ot. 1 100 ^ Do. Pllnjallb do 994 1004 IL 1100 • Do. Indus 84.1104. do 95 67 461 61 lift id 1191 9 id x 4 b 7 1154 16 f 102 i 11 ao 1121 12i ad 96 2 ili xd Gi 1071 ft Man 1301 1 zd 74 0 Se . :4 ±3l 21 Id id moce 1741 No. I 686,8013, IKON, 01 la: 150,01, 100,000 100.000 14000 184600 186,000 160, IMMO ;i4,000 I 100.000 1 :0,004 10 15,003 . 1 10,000 5 WOOS 10 1 !MI • . " 111,1171111 10 1011,0551 1 ii.essi 15,410 20,000' 10 55.000 11 15,000 S 10,0001 101,115 , 1 100.000 1 51,050 1 4 11,000 IS 101,1011 ,Alifolllos (Unified) Anglo-Bras. Gekl(Uni. , Anginal= Bon Accord Co=l iDniaILLAILCo.(Uni. Igip_eapor Unlined amr.per «ow L! Don Pedro, N. my Di llount.Oop.(Llan: Ind Del Rey (Unified) Tanana (tholted) ' KapatbdA (ussitia) Ueeree Ilasltanlea gkelied) Narkidis 511.Aureee Brea.o.lL(L Penulelllo Copper WI PoelebandllUverLsed Port Phillip &Leta Berb.Gold )1.(1 ) deotitehAvadevLaba 1 St. Jobe del Up United Medals wlleaseesaGeid ceikdog (ladled) Tadematteas (Um) ... 101 Islol% I SM.. zd I ST. IS Ili i MONEY MARKET.-(TEIS DAY.) Two o'Cioci. I There being no confirmation whatever of the adverse rumours current yesterday, the stock and share markets are rather firmer to-day, but there is no important increase of business and prices in many instance, have not varied. Con sobs, however, have risen to per cent., and the financial shares are also better. With a few excep tions, English lines and foreign securities are un altered. The discount market is quiet to-day, with a good supply of money, but there is no disposition to transact business below 71 to 8 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short advances is 5 to 6. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents. opened at 66fr. 65c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 871 to 4, both for money and next Thursday's settlement ; and 884 to 4 for the new account (October). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 874, 4, ; ditto, for account, 871, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 851, ; New Three per Cents., 851, 4 ; Bank Stock, 244 ; India Five per Cent, stock, 103/, 4 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 101; and Exchequer Bills, March, 10a. die. The foreign stock market is rather quiet, and very few movements have occurred in prices. Confederate Bonds are in good demand, and have risen 2 per cent. Mexican have also improved 4, while I' urkiah of 1858 and 1862 have receded 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858,1860, 86 ; ditto, 1883, 851, 4 ; Egyptian, 98, 4, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 98, 4, ex div. ; Greek, for account,23l, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for acct., 104 ; Mexican, for account, 271, 28, 274 ; ditto 1864, 251, 4, 4 ; Moorish, 92 ; Sardinian, for account, 844, 85 ; Spanish New Deferred, for ac count, 434, 1 ; ditto Passive, for account, 3q, 31, 301 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 134, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 681, 4, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 70 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 704, 691. International Financial shares are now quoted 31 to i prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 74 to 84 pram. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 2 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16 ; Anglo-Egyptian Back, 11 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, 4 dis. to par ; Ottoman Sociite Gointirale, 11 to 4 prem. ; and Credit Fernier and Mobilier of England, 34 to I prem. _ FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted 813 to i, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, and 88 to 1 for the new account. 60,0001. in gold has been taken to the Bank. A number of rumours were circulated yesterday of mercantile failures in various departments of trade, but on inquiry they proved to be without any foundation. A more pernicious practice can hardly be imagined than to propagate reports of this sort, and it would be well if they could be traced to their source, and the originators subjected to the proper penalty. In times of tension like the pre sent they are especially liable to create alarm, and thus to produce the very evil which should be most carefully guarded against. About 4.5,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Wellesley has arrived him Port Phillip with 95,0001. in gold. The following circular has been issued with re ference to the suspension of Messrs. N. Palmer and Co. : 4, Callum-street, Sept. 5, 1864. We regret to inform you that, owing to severe Imam from recent failures sad the delay in receipt of remittances from our ocirrespoodeste abroad, we have been compelled to mor pod payment. We trust that our estate cia liquidation will pay our creditors in fall, and we have placed our Looks La the heeds of Mears. Cub sad Edwards, accountants, who will lay before you a statemeot of oar position at as early date.-Bolieiting your Sodomites Mithe meantime, we are, your obedient somata, PALMS AID CO. _ A telegr►m received from Constantinople gates that an imperial iradd has been issued, authorising the establishment of the Ottoman Financial Asso ciation in Turkey. A petition has been presented in the Court of Chancery for the winding up of the East of England Bank. The general meeting of the Commercial Gas Company is fixed for the 7th Oct. We have been requested by Mows. Elves and Macey, on behalf of Messrs. Wells, Fargo, and Co., of New York and San Francisco, to publish the following telegram, dated San Francisco, 20th August : We have jest men circular of Earopeaa sad Ame rican Finaao• Corporation (Limited), London, in which our balms appear as San Immix° directors. Plows have published in Loudon papers that our (names hare been used without authority. Lome 11•Lastr., Jso. The following are the last monthly returns of the Irish banks of Mime : National of Liverpool, and North Western. Lon don Joint. Stock shame were exceptionally firm. Imperial Ottoman receded to 164 to I. Hudson's Bay shares have fallen 15e., closing at 154 to I, and Egyptian Trading 5., at 4 to 14 prem. SociduS Gemini. Ottoman, are also lower, at 14 to prem. In other deseriptioas there has also been a general decline, with the exception of Cr6dit Mobilier sad Crddit Fonder, which have again improved. Canadian Government Debentures are mostly quoted about to 1 per ceet. lower. The closing qsotationa for shares in new nvder takings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 14 to i pram. •, Imperial Mexican Railway, z 1 to din ; and Chiliaa Miniag and Trading Company, to 1 prem. The shares of the Crddit Yonder and Mobilier of England (amalgamated) wore quoted 3t to 44 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two eCwcz. There is very little business in the msit ig market to-day, and prices generally presexit no change, compared with those last current' yesterday. East Grenville shares are now- quoted to I, being rather firmer. No transactions are officially reported in the Stock Exchange. United Mexican Mining shares are firm, and Car Copper dull. Other foreign and colonial mines are quiet. BADEN RACES. The grand prise of Baden wu woa by Vermouth is a canter by two lengths. Dollar mond ; Ville de l'Air third. Betting-5 to 4 apt Vermouth ;6to 4 apt Pale de rAir, and 3 to 1 apt Dollar. THE CHAMPIONSHIP OP THE TYNE. NIIWOAESME, MONDAY Nzawr. The moat extraordinary excitement Ilea been caused in this town sad district to-day by the great skiff match betimes Chambers and Cooper for 2001. aside end the championship of the Tyne. Chambers is well-known in all boating circles of the kingdom as the champion of the Tyne, having won innumerable matches with all kinds of rowers, and he was considered invincible until a short time ago, when Cooper, another well-known Tyne rower, Goa tended for the honour of being champion of his native river with him. Last year there was • grand regatta on the Tyne at the time the British Amociation met in New- Imuzand Cooper, Chambers, and Kelley, of London, in a race fora silver cup. Cooper came in filet, but though the umpire seems to have decided in the 6/st eamed maa's favour, the committee of the regatta did not recognise his right to decide, said determined that the race should he pulled over spin, as there had been a fouL Cooper refused, but Chambers and Kelley con tested again, and Chambers woo. Cooper and his backers then went to law with the committee of the regatta for the recovery of the value of the prise, which had bees gives to Chambers, and the 'abject having been referred by the Court of Queen's Bench to Mr. Thomas Hughes. that gentle. man decided in favour of C.,oper, and cast the committee in something like 400(. eirpences. The men have been training during several months for this match, and so equal were they in merit that the betting down to this morning bee been even, but to-day the odds have been rather in favour of Chambers. The course was from the High Level to tkotewood-bridge, the distance about four miles. The two boats started shortly after 6, an immense multi tude of people being assembled to witness the race. The river was like • sea, so strong was the gale. Several " fouls" occurred, and ultimately Chambers's boat filled with water. Cooper continued to row for the actin dis tance, but the *facials have decided that there was no race, and that consequently the bets are off. THE ARREST OP MULLER. On the arrival of Muller in England the of is ahem will at awe primed with him to Loader', when his exansiestion will take place at the Bow-etrest Police• cow* from which aim the warrant was ironed for big apprehension. It is expected that the examination will last two or three dap. ALLEGED MURDER OP A WIFE IN SHORRDITCR. DIQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex coroner, resumed at the Royal Oak Tavern, Margaret-street, Haggerstons, the inquiry relative to the death of Mary Ann Birch, aged 53 years, a married woman , supposed to have been killed by the violet:Kis of her husband. Mr. J. B. Abbott, **Hector, appeared on behalf of the accused Thomas Birch ; and Inspector Webster bad the =pediment of the cue on the pert of the Commissioners of Police. - The prisoner, Thomas Birch, a powerful-looking man, was brought up in custody under a warrant prom the Secretary of Siat& Hester Houtenle, 6, Nelson-street, Margaret-rifest, was called, and she said that she never saw Birch strike his wife. On Monday week last she saw him pan her door about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. She did not speak to him, but she could swear she saw him, for he had been pointed out to bar as the man that 'Hued his wife. She was not able to speak positively to his dom. He wore a black coat. Mr. Abbott said he could prove that the prisoner was in Newington at the time mentioned by the witness. Mr. Davis, tinned victualler, sod that he kept the Pe gasus, in Graen-lane, Stoke Newingtom Oa Monday weak In saw Birch as be (witness) was at his door. It was then 7 o'clock in the morning. He said he was going to the build- My where he worked. He hreakfruited and dined at witness's hones, He left about 7 ia the evening, after taking some beer. He did not wear a black coat. Witness never maw him wear such a colour. Black for a bricklayer was about the worst colour. There was nothing strange or unusual about his manner. Witness gave him a tree or a flower, which he said he would take home to hie wife. By the jury—He did not coma to take his meals at wit ness's house before the Monday; he had only been intro- duced to the hene by witness's son three or four days before. On the Tuesday he came crying, and said he had met with a frightful loes—be had found his wife dead when be returned home the night before. The Monday was the first day that the prisoner had come to work on the buildings after he had been introduced to whams. Elizabeth Sparrowbawk said that she paned Mr. Birch's house on the Sooday night a few minutes before 11 o'clock. Birch tried to strike deceased at the street door. She stepped back sod avoided the blow. He struck at her with his fist. She was quite sober. She stepped not of the house to avoid the blow and creased the street and wens into the Royal Oak. Witness then passed on. As deceased craned the rood she said, " I will write ; I have raid so sod I will do it." Witness did not hear Birch say anything. She could not say whether he was sober or not. By Mr. Abbott—Witness was quite sure it wee within a few minutes of 11 o'clock, because the public-houses shot up in • few minutes after. Witness WS going to see her mis tress's children at the time. Her mistress came to her hone for her. Mr. Abbott said that Birch's sou proved that he bad pat Birth into an omnibus at the West-end, at about 11 o'clock. Constantin W. Wilk; 34, Clifton-street, Finsbury, said that he was • bricklayer, sod he worked on Monday week at the Grego-lanes. Birch was the foreman, and he was there oe Monday week. Messrs. Atford and Co. were the employers. Birch lett the building at 3 o'clock in the evening. After further witnesses had been examined, the prisoner said he should reserve his defence. The jury, after ao hour's deliberation, returned a verdict ot " Manslaughter against Thomas Birch." The Coroner then nailed his warrant for the committal of the accused to Newgate to await his trial at the Central Criminal Court. Large crowds ware assembled in front of the wart who rushed after the cab. GRAND LODGE Or FRRISIABONR.—We are re quested to state that the observations made by the Marquis of Donegan, at the masonic essenibly recently held at Belfast, in reference to the late riots there, have attracted the attention and drawn down the animadversion of the grand lodge of Ireland, as being sltopetber at variance with the fundamental rule of the order, which specially prohibits the discussion of any matter of a political or sectarian ten dewy at masonic meetings. We trust this step will be fol lowed up by a grave caution against the introduction of re porters into such easemblies.—Dublie Evening Mail. MISSING MIDSHIPMEN. —The Malta Times has the I subjoined :—" The patios here have been furnished with • I detailed description of Mr. Boddington and Mr. Burns, of the British navy. midshipmen, for whom capture a reward is offered. These two young officers have been absent from her Majesty's ship Gibraltar since the 24th ult., and are ! known to have hired a small half-decked pleasure boat to which a boatman carried off some provisions, which ! facts, added to others since corn, to light, leave no doubt ' but that they have premeditatedly deserted ; indeed, their determination to leave the navy has been on several occa- does openly expressed. Telegrams have been despatched to I the opposite coast of Sicily to arrest them should they have made for that direction, bat from the winds and weather that have prevailed, it is more likely that they will have been picked up by some homeward bound merchant vessel passing from the sestwaid. We learn that there is another young officer, said to be an assistant-paymaster. missing for some days past from H.M.S. Marlborough, no doubt under like circumstances whose description has been also forwarded to the polio,. A lieutenant of the Meanie is soother absentee without leave, to the inexpressible regret of some devotees of St. Criepia, St. Honiobono, and other saints and mistiness, protectors of the trading classes, who will however be glad to learn that be has reached Naples in a perfect state of salubrity." On the 31st nit, a search was made by the police at the residence of the well known:M. Range, at Dantsie. The object was to disown copies of a brochure entitled Le Deaslogise des Jr.:cites. Three copies only were seised sad these were gives to the police by Rouge himself. COLONIAL GOVILIINKINT IMOVILITUIL 11rItleiCau.$1p.ol.11173 11 Do. do. 1118 co.o Gov. @p.a., ma. Dafporotpeo.AAug. Do.f parctillarAz Dab par et.Jan..Bl Do. 6 per ct. loa. Cor011(4411p.olliNS do. 111104 Do. do. WWI Do. do. MI 0t . 00.N0v.1888.11p.0t 1878, llsartifts 11 per ot., 1873: Do. 1811 Do. 18811 Natal. Gore par owl.. Now Baum Gov. Spot, N.B. Raw Gr. p. 0.1888 Do. bp. a 1871 to 1878 D 0.6 p. o. 1888 to 1881 New Dolma e ime omit Nova &oils p. 4..18,6 = 4 . apd .Gov W143.030v.8p.c..1 so. &July Do. do. p.c. aprtlrtoo. .100 100 100 100 100, FOREIGN IONE& rd. 1 CL prima .1N 101 100 106 106 100 108$ 1014- _ ae NORZIGN OBLIGATII itarrwirs. all G.Lnxemboarglip.cont. 4 4 lan Do. I IS 19 .Havana and Mamma 97 100 tall Lausanne and Fribourg 90 110 all • listinzaa anal babeallla !all Do. Second . DT 100 I all North ot France 3 p.ct. I 12 14 all Do. SatoCharl.3lp.ct. all Ottoman (Smyrna. 91 all I PariaLtonaltllnip.at. fall I Do. Now ....3p. al 114 11/ all ;Salta tB. (Pam: p 119 all Royal Swedish 6p.ot , 11 I/ 'all Saint La Grande 7 p.ct I 91 00 101 l S. Ana&Lorn•Ven.3p.o 1 tl IS all Soothintet.of Port.7p.c f 0 Nt all , Sontharnot Franodp.o , U 1 alI South Italian, 3 par ca 1 all , W.&N.W.0l Frs. p.o U 11 IIIWILL•11100V. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. Livaisoot, SaPT. 6.—Saks this day:—(Yeast East •+lre and Yorkshire, Hai—London and Nod 1121 1! 1 mi.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 651 14 — Metropolitan. 107 x 4 and n —Midland. 1303 xi.: ditto. 181. shame, Si p.—Nurth Eastern Berwick capital stork, 1061—South Fasters. 83) xd and a.—Spanish P.;ssives, 311—Confederate Loan. 751 i 61 lex all—Eastern Exchange Dank (Limited), 116.161 6.163 p. Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited), 4 31 4 116-Sic. I 11-16 3 a ad b and np. —National Bank of Liverpool ;limited) 7 6 11-16 I p —AlMon Marine (Limited', 1 d. British sad Foreign Marine ;Limited , MI a p.—ignisire Marine (United), I p. Maritime Insurance ;limited). per—Mercantile Marine (Uss- Med), 4 p.—Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited:. al P. —Liver pool Exchange, 193—National Steam Navies/los Company, 6 1 1 d. BiIUtINORAX, Sin. 6.-71/s sales to-day were Great Reston Five per Cent. Preference, at 1001 ; Midland. Bristol, and Bir mingham Six per Cents. at 131; Stratford Canal rent charges at 391 ; Birmingham and Staffordshire Oast. 201 shares at 39/. 16* ; and Birmingham Financial at 1) prem. ; London and North Western stock was quoted at 112 to 1126 ; South Staffordshire Railway shares at 101 to 101 ; Birmingham Canal at 881 to 874, ex die. ; Birmingham Banking Company share at 32) to 33 ; Midland Wagon at 996, sellers; South Staffordshire Waterworks. miters, at 73; ditto four east., iSt ; preference et SOL ; Mentz Metal at 2 to 14 die. ; Patent Axle shares at 3) prem., truism ; and Haat Coal Company shares at 8 buyers. !Waimea, Bart 5.—A talc baaluers was done, at rather lower price. generally. United States. 6-10's. 391 dole. C. Cammell and C 0.,/ si. 64 p. —Consolidated Bank (Limited), lik p.— Great Eastern, 4al 6—Great Northern A, 141 401—Oreat Western, 681 I I—Lancashire and Yorkahirs, 114 I 4 I—Lon don and North Western, 112—Manchester and Coring I Bank. 6 p.—Manchester, RbeffieW. and linuolnahiM i 5 Ditto Itedeernabie pref., Ip. Metropolitan, 07 !.iidr. land, 13111—South Eastern, 4113 23—Lancashire Insurance, 4 p—lltames and Mersey Marine, 4 15-16 p. 5 p.-11e New, / p.—Using Hank, 166—Mercantile Bank, SI p.tratio lL = Mesas. 44 d.—General Credit, 21 ix—Alliance Bask, 114 p,—Con federate Loan, 761. , V ' • =lc B.i .gi 15 g U Sl' TM Bank of Ireland Tin Provincial Beak al Ireland The Belfast Banking Com- Tbe lan korthern Bsaklng Company The Ulster Banking C.7on- 1 Peal The :National Bank Arcane circulation during the wooth. Under at. Ipwsrds. Total. R, 2,370,350 A I 3.7113.438 1 1,419,760 1546,..- 927,067 78,722 421208 1 801590 1 111,011 85,921 236,1 131,208 243, 71, 901,1111 272,085 111,0 114, 411,118 352,746 152,213, 514071 610.016, 1,078,001 I. I Sta. JOINT !MOM BANC& WiTtiT 26.4 0 : 0 01100 . Agra & I ( o464roouis(L) l 00, 60 Do. Nos Om Xi p.) 10,000 60 Albloa 10,:11C0 &IllanoatoadLlrorpool' 10, 100 Do New i MOAN 60 'Aosta Austrian I 98009 90 Anglo Dahlia (Ilialtod)i 211,606 10 .Austrolada TAO 40 Do. Now mse, 90 DankotfirttlobColazablal 10 . .000 20 6,000 100 26,000 10 10,000 100 10,000 60 6,000 100 60,000 10 60,000 20 20,000 60 10,000 60 22,8)0 60 7,800 2.) 20,000 25 10,000 24 10,000 100 10,000 100 10,000 25 200,000 10 6,000 100 20,00. 60 8,000 60 45.000 20 60,140 50 •0,000 60 16,000 60 10,000 100 10,000 100 12,000 100 . 1,000 100 17auh . Bank of London Bank of Otago (Ussitod) Bank of Quettaland (L.) B•nkofliictociaoteatria Bank of Wales (Um.) Bank of New Zealand , Brasillan&Portuguese(L Bntlah & Californian (L Britian N. America C. Bk. Indla,Aus., China Do. New Chart. Ifer of hulik&e Do. New City Colonial Cons. Rank of India, &c Consolidated Bank Continental (L) East London (thniled) Do. New .Eng.Scot.&AusLChartd English and Swell* (L ' European Bank(Umitai Do. New Hlndaan.China&Jap (L) Do. New Imperial Bank. Limited New Imp. Rk.ot Chinade.,(L lispe' Ottoman ' IntermUosil Bat* 11 ) lowa's 6.001.1 46 Do. New 10,000 60 136,000 20 26,000 60 0 000 U tio',ooo so 20,000 60 10,000 160 10,000 100 LOP 100 WOW IS 6,0 V 100 60,000 tO 10,000 100 90,000 60 6,000 100 tom° 60 10.000 100 20,000 10 Land Mort. W. India iL; Lon. Elk of Meilco.kc Loci. Bank of AciitlandL• • London and Bfaalllan ..1 Loa.RAyrocalt.PistaiLl 1/o. New, boat le pml Lino, be., £S. Suff. ,L.l Lon. Ch. Bank et AnateL London and Colonial 1L London and County...l Lou. ifainan.Con.no(L) London Joint 5t00k.... Lou. and Northern (1.41 Loodoutfloata African, 6;000 100 so„o0o 100 10,000 Joe 20,000 60 20.000 60 10.000 100 6000 100 10,000 100 10,000 100 20.000 60 23,000 20 Lon. & S. Western ilk*. 'Lee. & Westminster Merchant Bank Lire.) • Mestantlle & Do. New Kelm& Pros. beak (L Miami Yank (Lim) 'National of Livimpool N. he. of Backed....: Nattooll Bank. New New South Wile, 40.000 10 60,000 20 00,400 26 20,000 60 *OOO 100 *VA 20 20,003 21 10,000 U limo no 4,460 100 10.000 90 WOO 100 12,002 12 New r..l.adTiii;ai;a3 North Western Oriental Bank Corpora Prorla Bankingeorp.(L Provins. of Ireland Wade. Pay.. & Drih& (L Bout► Australia South Haat.= (11s.) Nand. at 6 B. Attlaa Do. do. Union of Australia. New Union of Iftland fus ); Union of London I e e 4 ti ... 6. a ,s 611 E. al 6 -• wnstTe• 0446. 806 1 /111242. 1 2048 L A it 441, 96,049 540,866 314, 01 04,086. 376,076 162.144 142,840; 195,964 10,963 17,577 j 167,630 87,427 25,541 1 112,968 421,339 91,811 644,150 The Bank of Ireland TY Provincial Bank of Ireland The Belfast Banking Company The Northern Banking Company The niter Banking Company The NaUonal. Bank MONDAY EVKIIING. AVIRAGZ Amon or COIN lIILD DO/010 TIM YONTEI. Consols opened this morning at 88 to 1 for the present settlement, and slightly improved on a pur chase of 100,0001. for en influential house, but sales being subsequently pressed, including one from the same quarter of 200,0001., a decline took place to 87i to 1, at which the market cloyed. For the new account in October the last price was 88. The officiol business report is sa follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 138 1, 88, 871; ditto for account, 881, 88, 1, 87 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 86, 1, 851, • ew Three per Cents., 861, 86, 85/ ; Bank Steel, 244 • India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent stook, la. India Five per Ceuta. and Exchequer Bills left off without alteration, the former at 1031 to 104, and the latter at 30s. to 20a. discount. In the foreign stock market there has been a renewed advance in the Confederate Loan, but with this exception the general tone has been dull. Euptian bonds, Greek, Italian, Mexican, Spanish Passive and Certificates, and Turkish Con solidi*, have fractionally declined. The shares of the financial companies have been very flat. International closed at 31 to prem., a 'reduction of 12s. gd. ; General Credit, 21 to* prem., lor 7s. 6d. lower ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2 to prem., a fall of 17 a. 6d. ; and London Financial, 71 to prem., a fall of 10a. In the market for joint stock bank shares the principal change has been a decline of about 5/. in Alliance Bank, the final quotation at four o'clock being 21 to 23 prem. In a number of other cues la reduction has taken place, especially in Anglo , Austrian, Bank of Otago, Bank of New Zealand, City, Continental European • Hindustan, China and Japan • Imperial, International , : Imperial of ' China, Land Mortgage of India, London and Bra zilian ; Loudon, Hamburg, and Continental Ex change ; London and Northern, Merchant Bank, w: :cia - N. W. 'an w. ro W.N.R. 3 6 . W. jco 1 1 , co S W.N.W. ▪ W.N.W.. co 1 6 NW. Ico - - - IPd I CL Room I sues. igita Ooanzas. -110,::1 U 10 110.2e-Marloaa MlO6 le, AUtralaS Agrlemd 10,000 11 GoGinGIGGILLsra E 1 67,000 10 BerllaWataroorke 10,000 6 Bombay Gas (Mal 0,000 50 BAN& Americas Laud 112,210/1. 21. B. & L Ma g. T.I. ( 1 ) .• 12,500 20 Britlab Indian Tea (L.; %Kb 2SI C.abada Compa i...l ny 50,000 la lar;1) 26,000 M Ceykm 20,000 00 'City of =22019.X 20.000 10 City oMeas ([dm) . 60,000 10 Gam oa/rlcaalier.(s4 60,4 64 Commerelalgoloa(100 20, GO oomolidato4 DM.. al 17,500 10 Oootlioentallla.Gaiala 60,000:100 lOoaarsetemparatie a( 12,0001 05 100,.M.124.,Pret.252.a 10,0001 SO leredlt rooder io.oool 10,000. so 10020251 et 150,034. /IL 177,0001. Sl 10,000 100 10,000 1 50 sum& so lucooe , 10 170,1761. 1 St 70 . 00 1 10,0001100 76,000 10 11,000 50 wooed 10 10,000 60 11510.,000000 15 10 IDo. of Mauritius (L) Credit !lordlier bites rretereoce Do. 11 p. Prep. Deb Discoonornmstion,L E. Indian tC Financial 1.) IL India IrTtottion. to. ILyp i ti t an i Coaat Trd.(L . sn e d Ana Coppni I Cie *Scott (L rlnanclid Corporation. irinutelal Discount (L) rornot. Warehouse (L. Gritivara (Limited)._ ,G.Crodit& Picot Lan.(L Gen. iieTrai Narlaatloo Hooted ...•.donlal Ad(L) Iludoocesßay 1 1 .1:L n inler.C..1LAsa (L) cArrying (Usl I bWienatliaameoe. (L. latoroaLLond .14t( !Gamier*. (Cot Om) I Do. op. a. Gds. r. IWO I .lobstStockThicommt(L) Load Securities ( Lim) Load. African Trading Load.aadCal edon. Y. (L Lood.lltoirlet Se*. Lotod. Roan. Leo. (L) ; Do. Now Load. G. Omnibus C. (I I toad. Mir. DiscowltL)i Lon& Provincial Marine Wadies Into. & Cabal 31 rim Inreohnwst(L) 'Meantlas taim4te..(4) .111•411. tartan. Tel (L ) 111111 wall Iron Waits , Natal laaci&CoL C. M ) I Itattonal Oh. Core. IL 1 National Financial (L) Mallen& Rau ?tact! ' Nerbud,la Cog & L ' I Do. New N.7aaland T.&LaaalL. :N .13a1L A aatrahudaa(L) Y. artt. & ILercaa. la. (L NovaSootaao.andl. L I Da. do Ocean Marisa Imam •OtientaletamerzialiL &lent .1 Yloanclal °distal Oat (Ilialtad) Do New alemag ) Otago & Sthlaml Invest 'Ottoman ►linnet& (I ) Ottoman Gas Waned • I Panama& M. stoagaiL ) Do. lPiallv.laada (L), Pemba=lar et 0. Meuse I Do. Now Ip usbetd ; I mo . )I.(L WTI?" Do. Nip 810 J. City homy. (L) Ditto ditto . Legal Mall Moan. .... rico& Atutro.lnvoot f9estth. Knight. &Co. (L rinon..l' Ilgfpt e(11..I 11. &Mean 11. & li(L' mouth Ao■tratlau Land lettiguarise Toloothuh.. rei.Construes& IThans?o,yllerset I, T. et L Co. of U. Comets 'Vaned C. Wks. Oa (U Ueleera Marine tos. j Upper Aran Tes(Llis ) DM* 10.000 SO I Via DlGGsso's WACO GO Warrant Finance;LlaL •0.000 60 Wasilodis&PsdOeS L. ci.seista 19 191 11 21 illy 4:;adl 40 - ea 1 ;ray73. 1 par, Os 43m, $ 4 goal 2 1 Mt' 4414 s ip p ri I dim pat ID et — a is .2 1 1.1 stdie air se 11 4 pm, 1 102 112 1011 112 K ;fif 11 - ii P: arm par 1 pal 1 4 4 a dY lipmj lb tf I ,E, I 5 15 ID I al UM 1 t 7 I pus Is* 71 1 idle par *PEI 19_ et - 1 1 in' P ' ice 3 1 Oj 1 ah par t 70 1110111 l i e 7 ...1 pm. pm, , Pa , 60 70 1 1;t I:I I Pm` 16 1 7 OOl 1.... ` Z6l l i ? i 7 Te el 18 Wpm i 8 9 vi Vitsfilm us ns I :it, J it: 1 1 4,4 4014 ice 4 /Ow 1 MI Por 414 1 .114 f i I 14 17 pat I I II dla % Pm par, PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western original irredeemable 4 per cent., Ditto original 5 per cent. redeemable preference, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 9. Bahia and S. Franc. Lim., guar. 7 per cent.. 15&. Sambre aad Beam, 5i per omit Preference, flf. II pm I I II 49 610 -. /3 lie idla ipunt 49 fit Ts, IS 16penza' 1 lipui Paz 76 11 99 1 73 ii ii pm', i it pot st «3 I la tee 1 _t • ir 8 9 11. 1 2i7 pm 2 3pm Ittil 29 19 48 48 io la poi OS 66 I ii ii ii ii pail Ito I^3l "ii "ii - ii 7 Plul 1611 li 21 ps Tall 23 2 - 1 PII par i 1,01 tf now 11 21266 6 7 pia 6 7 Plei :3 15 pm *.2 14 pm idle ipm 6I 7 p.O! 11 • pmt 28 so 21 31pin f fpm 1 11pm 1 2 pen 4 6p 16 16 pm 24 26 7'72 74°'I aim — igen 43 44 sa par t pea 23 . 24. ii iiS6 6 l 96 as 1 9 10 pia 41praxdo $ • pmid&a.l. e 7 pail WI Oa li 7slis 46 - 11146 I 4 6 pm 1 pie 10) i -41 g al Sl_ ST. it 11:-al ORDINARY SHAMS ARD lITOCID. 101 103 zdj 64 36 II 16 mg 1061 t 'A N IT a le pea u p N a os 0 n i lt e pm xd 101 Ili id 126 134) sr rs as 88 83} 66 i d d I 101 108 7 8 id 100 166 1 -I -4 V I 1 ' 1 % 100 941 34 36 I MEW prim,. :11 No. I 101 l i 1011 26:000 --- 1 U 187,1751.1 as 40,0Uv: 10 ao,oeol 1114,010, 40,000 16 10,00 U 11.00050 140 000' 1 00.000; 1 *OOO 10 24000 . 10 HAW 00 10,000. II 10 11.60 u 8.600. Si Is so 10 60 1)05;66i MAC WOO 17.000: 10,000: - ____ 10,1100 4,2801 j X 750 1 - _ _ _____ 16,000 100,000 L 40,U1k) ao.ow to,oon 14.9* WOW 117.6uu 104-ueu 00,000 $O,OOO 60,000 WOOD 15,000 ... 10i 121 1 191 141 ii .rti - 531 - 231 sei; IR a l isip. l =m la li 71 i i giqli gi i .1 luddhni 88. 101 100. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MLREETIL (THIS DAY.) (IT ILICTIIO *ND INITIMIATIONLL TZLIONAPI.) (nom on' owl, coaassrommer.) Oorrou.—Market very fiat and irregular in prices. Wee probably 3,000 balm. Coati. —A rather thin attendance at market. Wheat • limited demand ; amber red, ld. lower. Flour, a slow sale sod unchanged in value. Indian corn, mixed, 294. 6d. and 29.., with little paring. Beans, oats, and oatmeal steady. at previous prices. MINCING-LANE.—(TIIIS DAY.) &MAIL—The landings at this Port continue above those of last year, sod the deliveries less • the relative deficiency in the stock is now only shout 11,000 toes. The market his opined very flatly, and scarcely any business has at present been transacted. &deed is also dull of sale, buyers only purchasing for immediate requirements. Conti—Numerous public sales are advertised for this week ; the market, privately, in consequence, is quiet, but steady. Tze.—The public alas are progressing rather quietly without material change in prices. Butt.—No sales reported. Parma.-1,100 bags of Penang, sold at 30. Rica.—Thisarticle is dull of side at former prices. GAMBIA.—Common sold at 2.5 e. 6d. • pale cubes, 30a Carrox.—The market continues ex tremely dull. Juts —A limited Weimer is doing at lets prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DIY.) The market is quiet, at the following prior :—?on tallow, 42a to 41a. 9d. set cash ; Petenburg Y.C. oo the 5= . 424. ed. ; October to December, 445. ; January to i 1865, 455. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) Mean. Harvey aad Heaton report trade M last day's pram Paws imadoo lay, 90a. to 119 e. ; dorm, old, 100 a. to 135 e. ; Maw. 21a. to 32a. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TinsDAT, Burma I. $ &IL a;. w. Nolen .. &bonbon 19. 831. 14116 Ardrosisa 19.7/146 elvoormatis 70.7166 LW. Galway OW DIU; t om W.N.W. t=719.4 GS W.N.W. . 20.98 66 LILL adykosal —.UM 87 8. Pembroke llO.OO 61 W.& W. hossaos J0.12U W. Brost 1:0401 Kochooei r.ss 64 N.W. Plymouth I=th ,30.0601 , 1 30.09 eo &W. Laudon 10.07 Se LW. Dover Vat 6f W.B W. Tansooth 83.06 Id W.LW. Soarboroosh. 19.0662 &LW. &M 666 29.96 64 BW. L ix D. L lo; W. be N.W. or W. no 3 2 2 7 $ 7 2 6 i i i i i i 4 4 IS 4 i i 3 6 i ;1 2 5 I. 1 B. 3 6 w a I, = = LAE 4 1 0.07 !ELIO 11.71 '11.34 3 raolusza. WIIoNTSDAT. ON ROOM= TTIVILIDAY. iL to &W. mad N.W., GUM. S. to W and N. W.,mo. moderate to Aron& derate Wong, un equally, some rats. settled. &S. W. to N. N. W., Imo- Witarims. Ai above dente tostruag, rain In places. S.W. to N. W., Pm& 8011THM. W.S.W. to N.N.W.,mo. equally, mows rain deride to sarong, In places some rain. As meet above. Laurran. As nest above. Nartbsramnoothend. Western.-- Ireland. Waft, sad Rout aru.leglish Claims& and hey of Mary. Alsatian miaaiward Zealand and North Sea. SECOND DAY OF Bastin GREAT CATTLE FAIR.— (THIS DAY.)—The sales at this great mart for cattle, stock, and horses were rammed this morning with inoressitor brisk ness, owing to a more numerous &etudes°e of buyer than yesterday, which was market day at Smithfield, and a further supply of cattle—which arrived during yesterdey, but were not exposed for sale until to-day. The prices realised were upon a par with those that ruled yesterday. At half past 10 o'clock bodiless slackened, when the drovers coin. mewed parrs( their herds towards Harlow, in Essex, where a large battle fair I. annually held ; and extensive prepustions were commenced for the pleasure fair and races to-morrow (Wednesday). LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.— Viscount Bury, LP., barn offered to the shareholders his services as we of their directors, in the room of the Hon. Ralph Duttoe, M.P., who has resigned. It iv also stated that Sir Stuart Alexander Douldson is a ceadidate for the seat at the board, Tweet by the retirement of Mr. Wyndham & Portal. THE ALBERT MEMORIAL CHAPEL, WINDSOR CARTLE.—Dr. &Ivied, of Venice, who has lately inlaid the ceiling of Cardinal Wolaey'e chapel with rich glue mosaics, has, it is understood, received instructioos to fill in the pusels of the walls of the chapel with the same wily ma terial. The chapel it is believed will be warmed with hot air, in preparation for which the workuen are now excavat ing oe the Castle-bill, near the Deanery. FIVE CorrAoss Dzsroorzo.—On Sunday a fire broke out in the roofs of a block of six cottages, at Fertbinghoe, Dear Banbury. The dry state of the materials, and the want of water in the adjacent pools and wells, de prived the inhabitants of the means of arresting the flames. The rector at length ordered two of his horses to be yoked to the village water-cerk and for four or five hours that vehicle was used in carrying water from a distant pond to the SCOW of the fire. By this means, and by tearing off the roofing, most of the sixth cottage was saved from destruc tion. Four of the cottages were insured, but the fifth was not. The loss and inconvenience to the poor tenant. is, nevertheless, considerable. A destructive fire, believed to be the work of an incendiary, took plans at °Mal Grange, near York, oe Sunday lest. Though discovered early, so rapid was the megrims of the traellagratice, that property valued at ur wards of 2,0001. was destroyed before it wee checked—or rather before it buret itself out, as it WIGS water was so soiree that fire stagiest were of so avail. The whole con tents of the farm yard, including seventeen corn stacks, wore consumed. AN ENGLISH LADY HORSEWHIPPED AT Rio A letter from Rio, August 8. says :—"The public have been shocked by • most revoltiog business in Tuiz da Fora (Minas Series), where au English lady has been horse whipped is the streets by • slave, who was employed by his muter, cies of the Brazilian upper CUOMO, to do skis. The lady's name is Cuqnsirs Lona, widow of a Brazilian diplomatic minister. She is poor, and he. been educe. ti og young ladies. A trumpery quarrel between her son and a young Brazilian, living in Tom da For, caused a rr lades of this last to send • strong black, a slave, to horse whip young Lusa. His screams brought out his poor old mother, and the dare horsewhipped her also. Many Brazilians were premed, bat from fear and terror of the powerful black no me interfered bodily; one is said to have called out to the black to stop, and the slave then turned upon him. It was about 3 p.m., and is the high street. The Bedell erase has taken up the matter ear nestly ; the English lady, a widow, is *added to English =ioe. It is said that the Emperor has expressed his Dation that justice shall be done in this horrid affair; the family of the slave's master is powerful, and you know already that the rule here is that money and power can procure ao acquittal. This affair, I think, will excite a sensation is Englaad." A Now TERROR ADDED TO RAILWAY TRAVELLING. —On the Mairehester and Milford Haves. line (shortly to be opened), thus will be • station named Pootrhydrencligaid CoEwrAE PAEaco. ONE SaILLINY DAY. kfoirn&E,Szenoroos s.—Admissions no nurnest, 17,629; ditto bv sauna tickets. 1.225; total, 18,854. CITY OP LONDON HOOPTTAL FOR DIALING% OF TEC Oster, VICTORIA-PARE.—The number of patients relieved at this isetitation during last week was 900, of • whisk 2V woes sew sawn. kit. ffr I 1 , , 81 4 Pt• 5 1 513 *Po 1 Ms AI . Pri i: 1 4 11,., 1 • II W 83 die 3 rp 2, 11 I. I