The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1859. 8114311 Una-THIS D 4). Two o'CLoow. The railway share market retains a rather decided bradsery• to improvement. The principal demand to day hasbeen for London and North Western, Lanca shire and Yorkshire, and Great Western stocks, which have risen from Ito per cent. Other stooks are steady. London and North Western stock is now qaotsd 981 to 97; Great Western,6ol to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 98 to ; Midland, 107 to e; Great Northern, 103 to 104 ; and York and North Mid land, 711 to 721. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares present no alteration; the new shares are quoted 2 3-18 to 6.18 prem. Rost Indian Railway stock is inquired for. Grand Trunk of Canada has fallen. !w=: r I I • i te Not. /A= tkemirst"..-. 10 Omen 1 34114. 44 • ihnb ego= la r s .7 ..rise. :- : ise i „ P i z i t orgroi it girt= -4 Dom 10/184/0. 71b0 941011114mi:1 ,firarc.l ttri 1. .....; leil IL rib a. a. Ira Eli clow4.l= ' !. viraw,,z 1 X. 4121 ti t Y4 7: 41 . 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Eastern Counties, 674 ; Great Weataro, 60f 4; Lanoaahir• sad Yorkehine, 984 8; 'London and North Weetera, 06 4; ditto Eighths, 84; Maaohaster, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 36; Midlaad, 10611 7; North British, 61 I 661; North Eastern (Berwick), Oh 84; ditto Lomb, 444; ditto York, 7/1; Scottish North &atom (Wawa= stook), 244; South Eastern, 77 4, Si. Landon 21i; Vika of London, 261. --------- Roof Isaias GafTriiiiiaiipor ond., 1004 ; dread Traak of Canada, 34 3. 111711111 NINES. East Buell (Inapt), 165. Great Ship (Limited), O. MONEY MARKET.-THIB DAY. Two °Twat. The funds to-day are very quiet, and are quoted the same u yesterday afternoon : The purchase on . . . . saving's bank account: has oomprieed 16,0001. Consols. In the other departments of the Stook Exchange there is still a great lack of badness. The *maps. tion of the dealers has consisted almost exclusively of the adjustment of the fortnightly account in shares and foreign stocks. British railway stocks continue to improve. Inactivity still prevails on the Paris Bourse. The first price for the Threeper Cent. Rent*, this morning (according to Mr.. Renter's telegram) was 69fr. 16c. for the ;mount, being Sc. higher than at the close yesterday. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is quoted 981, " bayero,"and that of the Rimoian nominally I di.. to pox -- • --- - 6oasole are officially marked 961 to 961 for money, and 96/ for the 7th of September. The present quo tations an 951 " cellars" for money, and " buyers" for the &cogent. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96 to 94; the New Three per Cents., at 96 to 961; the New Two- and-a-Half per Cents., at 804; the Five per Cent. Annuities, at 1111 ; India stook, at 215 ; the Indian Four per Cent Debentures, 1859, at 941 to a ; the scrip of the New Loan, at 981 to 4 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 21s. to 24e. pre= In the foreign stock market there has been a moderate number of transactions. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. remain quoted 82} to 83}, and the New, 73 to 74. Mexican and other foreign descriptions are likewise without variation. Sales are recorded as follows :--Chilian Fear-andAaalf per Cents, 881; Thatch Two and-a-Half per Cents., GS, 66j (exchange 128.) ; Mexicanyhree per Cents., 201, _2Ol ; ditto for anomie, 201 ; Now Granada kotive Bonds, 17 ; ditto Deterred, 6 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 931 ; ditto Three per Cents., 711, 711 ; ditto for account, 72}; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 46f ; Spanish Three per Cents., 461; Turkish Siz Per aent;., 1864, 82t, 83; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 74, 731 ; Venezuela One per Cents., 16. The steamer La Pieta has arrived from the Wait Dies with about 260,0001. in specie. The Tas manian, from Brazil for Southampton, has reached Lisbon, with 28,6101. Bar gold to the amount of 155,0001. was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank. It is understood to be destined for Chili, on account of the loan raised hers last year. The 78,0001. by the Persia will be sent to the Continent. The Kangaroo, from New York, has brought 18,0001. in specie. The Berlin Borsenhalle states that the whole of the Russian loan has been taken ; numerous and large subscriptions have been made in Russia. On Thursday next the Danish financial agents will have to pay 697,2001., being the entire out standing balance of the Danish Five per Cent. Loan of 1849. The lapse of ten years from the date of the contract of the loan gives the government a right to carry out this measure. On Thursday next, the half-you'll proceeds of the sinking fund on the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. debt will be available for investment. The original amount of the loan was 2,600,0001.: the total now existing 181,710,6001. The half-year's Interest (21 per cent.) on the 889,4001. of stock ems eaUed amono ts to 20,0111., and adding to this 104,0001.. being the halt-year's sinking fund of four per cent., ea the original capital of 2,600,0004 the total sum now appliable becomes 124,0111. Even at the highest price marked yesterday, 94 per amt., this sum will suffice for the canoelment of 132,0001. stook, being about 71 per cent. of the aggregate existing. In other words, this loan is being extinguished at the rate of more than 15 per cent. per annum, and the rate is constantly increasing. Since the Ist July last, the Bank of France are said to have placed the enormous amount of 5,600,0001. sterling in railway bonds. This fact proves that there must be a vast supply of money and a strong desire for investment. The wheat market yesterday was dull, and in some instances sales were effected at a reduction of le. to 2e. per qr. from last Monday's rites. A new feature in the history of the tea trade has been exhibited in the importation overland of the first of the new season's congou, being nearly two months earlier than by the ordinary channel. The tea received is the finest Babas', and, we understand, has been purchased by Messrs. Sullivant and Wilson at the high rate of 3s. 44. per lb. A telegram from St. Petersburg announces a fresh fall in the exchange , which is quoted 35d. The number of cube of tallow shipped since the opening of the navigation was 36,000, and it appears that 12,000 in all have been warehoused by the Russian I speculators. The tallow market was fiat, and the price had declined to 821 s.r. In consequence of theme advises the tallow market here was very dull yesterday. The statistics of the article published yesterday . show that the stock on hand is 19,896 casks, against 11,617 casks last year; the delivery last week was 1,707 casks, against 2,000 last year; the delivery since the Ist June last is 14,678 casks against 19,964 lest year ; and the arrivals since the Ist June have been 22,489 casks against 19,914 last year. Checked consumption and increased stocks are the natural result of the higher price at which tallow is kept. The quotation of Y. C. this day was 85e. dd. par cwt., against 491. 6d. last year. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,0351. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows a decrease of 7401. sterling. Notice is given that all certificates of shares in the Peel River Land and Mineral Company are can celled, in conformity with the resolution whereby all the paid-up shares have been converted into stock. Yesterday was " making-up " day in the railway share market. The following shows the rates of "continuation" generally current : London and North Western gto g per oast. oaatango Great Wasters l-16 to 3.16 per Pat. do. Midland to percent. do. Lancashire and Yorkahiro tel per cent. do. Berwick to per cent. do. York and Math Midland Caledonian North British South Barters l-16 per share do. The rates generally were very moderate, but the- late advance in prices has induced a few sales of ( some descriptions of stock. On South Eastern the " coutango" has advanced to to 6.16 per cent. London and North Western is also rather better sup plied than of late. The recent purchases of North British have been partly speculative, and the " con tango " has risen to to 6-16 per cent. at the close. On the other hand, a considerable amount of Mid land stock will be withdrawn at the pending settle ment, and the " oontango" has almost passed cff. On Lombardo-Venetian Railway new shares the °Dwane " was at the rate of about 6 per cent. per annum. MONDAY MYZNINO. The funds to-day were slightly prejudiced by a few bona fide sake, the proceeds of which are per haps destined for re-investment in the New Indian Loan. A statement that another Cabinet Council had been summoned for to-day also afforded occupa tion for the quid-nonce. A decline of i per cent. in Console, however, proved merely temporary, the closing quotation being nearly the same se that of yesterday. The government broker made a purchase of 18,0001. New Three per Cent, stock. Balms remains stagnant. In the other markets attention was chiefly occu pied with the pending settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which will terminate on Wednesday. British railway stocks retain an upward tendency. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 94," seller,," for the 7th Sept., opened this morning at 961 to I, declined to 951, " sellers," and closed at 951, " buyere,* for the account. For money the last price was 951. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1,1, 1, ; ditto, for account (7th Sept.), 951, 95i ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, 96; New Three p er C en t s ., gg, ogi Bank Stock, 223; India Stook, 216, 2161; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 941; India Bonds, 81. dia. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 remain quoted 91 to 4; those of 1859, 941 to 96; and Exchequer Bills, 21s. to 245. prem. The foreign stock market remains quiet. Turkish bonds were slightly flatter, the loan of 1854 closing at 821 to 831, and that of 1858 at 73 to 74. The coutango " on the former was I to 1 per cent., and on the latter 3 to 5-16 per cent, including ls. ld. income tax on the dividend due on Wednesday next. Mexican Bonds were quoted 201 to 1. Anglo- Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were again to demand. City Bank and Provincial Bank of Ireland shares were quoted rather lower to-day. Bank of Austral asia remained flat. Other bank shares were quiet. Canada Lend shares were quoted at a redaction of 21. Land and steam shares were steady. MINBS.-71118 DAY. Two o'Cwoc. The market for British mining shares is steady to day. The transactions officially marked in the Stock Exchange comprise East Basset, at 165; East Wheal Russell, at 9; Tincroft, at 41; and Wheal Trelawney, at 27. Shares in South Condurrow, West Frances, Herodefoot, said Pro. J anos Mines have also met with business, but pre sent little change in price. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. =ilea AveliaL 1.114 re Wslorwcelco uai al t h ni4lllllo It 0 ... . lrriiiwlL ".1. .11 met— a r i ftwtTair:: Is .8104. aid k i t i t I.4l.l)lsielaSsLlL.l II Wee= Dbirmlanp"a. 14/4.4444.0m 1,1 lu MM!. 11.144 1W .10=1 044014nruir Tal Walllm DI. Ida 11•114141 Dlesileto4. 0 .11=Ir a d ual. llarmlol.D4iLlad S. 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Now dm people are coadend he the add of repeentatives, sad tram the mews of eseadoihs &beady trade Mows, we may argue that ia the Nallimed Comes wiry opinion will have its lepanirde ones of expeedes, might the dellbsratione that me Fending will be the swine red tree Maw of the cava lry, sad will have the seal ed senses le the lepl =prim But will the mighty who are be aside se OW fate held sacred this edema vote of the pimple On thing mum sever be forgone', that betimes the two Emperors them has never bees my disdain, in the preliminaries of pesos, regerellag the reamed of the expelled Omen " 1 de net doped very mach as • Otagren teems I emit eseleretsed hew • Cooper of prides tan remold peplos the right to give themselves the government they Ind most compliable with their lawmen Ido not thin thM hen/ damage is the bide of Inds right b quite the tsar el the din in Baron, " Nevertheless, my opinion is that this enema vote which Me reins of Central Italy ere shoat to ponoanos will not he IMMO& It will produce some good hake, alwaiali7 if noes be • engem which will enemies in all its moping& this isaithitem numb& caned Italian, bat which la send stew eyrie lot merely our pelmets, bat politician the whole Bereassa nelliteism, sad religiously affects the when adobe edit. end threshes to absorb all liberty of sesseinse that mess sin emplownent of the hams& fidd les& Verily sa Italy paced oder the guadiassigy of the Pegs Ind Amnia with their matellites—of that pestle, who semmende the emselesesf seme2oo,oo3,ooostmea—cif that Amnia which heeds seethe" ceirertil seefelerstisa of above fedi miller, ad sempetng lb inland twese—is each • nensitemln net It dries ell the endinstlime stediamely handed fe premalimg • adios hitherto ancostor he an eases, hen empleyieg its ems laws. Italy era fowl hem press while Antrim lode one cheinber wt It, veer what hem anew; see own the coedit shall Mara le the atapaily of the Omni re church red shell cast of the sins! of Impede& fseetaiss. The double power whish he ideide be hen by ell mow, Isimi be. Is the inhered *An The Peps, es • spiritual pones, gewsidas eddy the nab et me, en di oessione sense war, sad the abeillieg of Weed ages earth, gnashed the Isms et hoe emeenet mste— hat this some Peedis, din his Mope the d power Is In geoid, nest Iseteady gingestal of depended maims at geese met forth In the Gospel, swim his owe dies. meendess Ye imam Is Christ, and exemsnds their shgeem _ _ " To sock omosolikkes dm Ms kw of unpaid power bed. mild vilk Oho ordeal dim le kowdeks ova MB liebi. milks. WI Impulses/. as Imes\ Sri ems el pis/peg wpm. Ike Is de Mosel pew of as Pup essmpais of midlissilse, Isemem ik ask ley aims oar ikmo k to fookokidiff. The Masa et heal war b mai fa away ap sad ft all pima; Ow la fa lb* wry alma of oafty ...t aa balsotive abbanama of bran podmiledity aad tba &awe of DB WEINUAW. Ne easwee has yet Use reesived from the &are as" el brie W ibe messelel of O. parse sed the avisee abet esammalmileee ant hew bma nee le him tram dIF hale gemese, waft Ise • sapla of dm primer ea lbe peaeds ibm be bee bees esavisted apes laseisliem as& amp sod a bele iba be is imesema el the WWII bridge\ be le eireard wdla Thee le as slew abeam the aseseimmr of es pima. aid be spasm le be isepsseed ebb shad at If be des ass neva. • free prase. ale es pial swum mil es ab earls be remlead. It Is assible tv shy DM 60 OM Ire eaderpre M. west pled aerldwetlea by the ROM Sasnivity mil Mete slaw be bee emalted vb• wore ia • pukka is slabs ea le es. rase • ram It wag be Wen ea ea vedesbul het Oat ere 1111 tlareset mud vb• asketed Me peeenellek • /furs 'lvey ps upebete fa mislead wetter, mad *two bee eledieled messondam for weeder Ile • way bag peeisk ss rapramml an aplatsa Sot tbe widow he the massevadon to the rem at De. Ileribuit wee wit esdlebedy lupe *Justify • ceavlettea, WDM Ibe teeerellelsey ebeseeller et the uldesee of tb• mini us Ur weee amedael weld bare *Mel Dv kw la eeptletes tbe pure ; but, whas sigma la OM teepee se • lawyer. sad ass well paned, wey kap esprinek le glee ea *dm se be the edge el seldom, be at Ow rue thee statsi trot lee bee so meal &Mt flat Me petweer Ina pally. Many at lbw Ur analor time Dr. Iliefektuse might am to be muted wpm hiaftelals pads* die um *eau sad lbws as be se bast Mat Yea fla prearlop tart have been tau by As =elsl sea le peers • nuireee of Um capital ws lance mr a patios, More is • vast amount ,/ profssaimeal Lomas. The Lad Chief Herat bee been applied to in reference to the cue, and all the papers bare bun orubmitted to hhe, and although al tome fa each a mutat the precise galore el tbe reply cooked not be made public, It is believed that the leveed judge diMinctly: seated that hi. *aloe with rebrence le Um case eats not in say way altered by the statements that led been published sines the verdict of the jury bad bun dee limed and the suppled new facts that ►ad bees bused to light, and that he still thought the wham vu *lir on witted of the crime ; but he at the same limo said then Vibe advising of the crown thought that any namable doubt bwl been crested as to the righteousness of the verdict, be should sot thick it his duty to offer any monition to the primmer being recommended to the enweifill coneldention of the move. Three of the medical witnesses ler the defence, M. W Rirhardsoa, M.D., J. L. W. Thadleans, M.D., and FreaslS C. Webb. M.D., hey. addressed a letter to the Hoses lest.. Sam .t.tisg their view of the ere is a scientific pit ad view, leaving eirentsatantisl evidence entirely said& They come to the following conclusion " I. The symptoms and pathology of Isabella Brakes Weft roundest with dyeentny occurriar in • repast awl previously unhealthy worms, and her dr* le fairly asst. babl• to such predates' nose. " 2. The symptoms and pathology of liabella Baas' in sot cossistent with the hypothesis of poisosieg by minis, by sathate3, or by both thaw poison., ear is des* hid, ascribable to them. 3. There i■ no chemical proof whatever that *Ur satimaay, mastic, or sty other irrl eat poise was ever telealoaely adminireted W leabella Bubo." The Lord Chief Baron arrived at the Home-ores this afternoon with the papers relating to the our, sad we ha coaferaaos with Sir G. C. Livia, sad Hr. H. Waddlers% Its anderseastary, when ws west to prase. Crest preparation are making at Flensburg for the grand 'military review• sad IMMO11•Tel which ere to take place thereof ell the Danish troops which are now quartered in Jutland, Schleswig, end Fan's. Not only is the King, with his coesoet, the Comities Denser, to be present with a assoaessa mita, bet f les now been arranged that the Crown Prince Ferdinead, Prince Christian of Denmark, end the Dukes of Gleekahourg, are sin to be there with brilliant stab, which it la irapeoed, will add gaily to the oplendonir of the seem. This will be the drat public occludes on which, since the amnesty, the duos! &gaily of Olticksbourg have talus any part in court proceedings. A earraspoodent informs as that there has been a gent hid= of Freud' excursionist, at Ramsgate. Lodging are re scarce 'hat area !effete yield 2ri. 6d. pm night. NEWSPAURR MORTALlTT.—TwoEdinbargh = pti, batty Arm. and Makly Ewald), w l lallh o ng teed thriaterlvie .. bating • emulation sad mit it rsy brysee prtoidtitt, reseed to rant on urdey—thakt decnitng trottoni being beaded over for Interment to sue vesereble neighbour the Ilawnw.—lirotwwww. Tnu LATE MUTILATION OE A PICTURE IN ALL Nor o' Camas.—On hood., P.,. splendid Wove of Chriit Crowned with Monis" by the late Itiaterd Wessell, R.A which, it will be reasembored, was oat to Owes tad triyhtfally mutilated by earns ratigions tenyie • ire elosehe went, wee n•pleeed Is its mime! position he All Seale' Chisels, Lasitaam-plece, end wee ezh,bitod a i sle lb vase of the congregation on litinday. The picsore wee cot Is titbits' dile/est places sod the moves toes down is snips. It se patiently routed, end It. roars to Its old our the eneentseion at All Rota Church is es orroinitly gratifying to the cosiersettos. IVei.sit AT AntITON. The operative cotton spinners end mil-raar Waders of luditon•under. Lynn and ite setillistritril bane ewes socks that • depat;t7les ben sub .11 ;W . wait apes the as- Sorra it a &Iv ie ale for as advaaoe of Irv.. ailafrieg that tb. bads morn slow that dveaoee have tam obwa-d ly matufactsvera oD all sane of Tan. Nat Uwe b evert la /laws .4 a dna and reedy MAN redder.' it huh jadiaseat the time Use arrived whoa the =Wm en Ain are arrow _ _ A Tory daring burglary was committed at Bt. hemp's Panama % &marl."' a•ad•Y locks. TL pm =he Me reelbee e of Yr. Roberto, wee!h hof Swig S I etiock as fleadey, kekieg the deem of the beam Ayr hew red Iselin the Ore eidorrielm talari. Os me rotary, It heed thee berghweM alleared ea antrum sad had r•rried of dent fa worth ef pit% sad • tei , l• massy. Tb. darite robbrry was added la day halts, welts; people wore pawing 66d snarling the poseserk. (aT azaaraw rizanarz.) LICIIFIELD ILEETING.—(THIS DAY.) NURSERY HANDICAP. Thrum gnarbera at a wile. The Nan, Lai d Bern, Pones., Narks. Gardener, Adele, Mir Lorry, Pralogns, Lady Oraminaor, and Riming Bun ore here. GOLD cue, Ow *ie. Amami Briten,llZSyies, Thlie;eb, Itasendey. Elan= blem Dewy, The Row, Thcedull, Babbiw. Anzaatica, and Em are bete. ANSON PLATE. Half a mat. Comberlead, Vigo. Leasquesse, Creeper, Marmalade, Babbler, Maid at Tweed, Adelaide, 'Luken Gudeaer, Prologue, Lady Grorvenor, and Marie are hers. ARISTOCRATIC PLATE. Ons Dilkoceb, Kiss William, English Rose, and MarshEl us ben. Ormuz Ataarma.—Sorer, Moshe 13 , =, Art Oils antegism, The Dar, lank essiss, awl North cashirs. a.I vs. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) IlL&N810N-HOUSII. All ONLIZILLT TALL John Corklims, 14, wee charged with steeiiag a pocket beadkeedaer true the puma of lb. G. Cooper, UAW, of Orsre-ion-road. The prosecutor said be wee peesdag over Ludes-bridge het eight, ahem he felt a tag at hie oast potted, and as toning alterp hs : t aw the primer sad another led 6 the sear behind him, beteg ia the of eltoviag hie wader the act prieeeses cat. i= " timeeepea wind the Om sad bald Wu till es (Ow eine eft but the Warr ar, bey got away. P SIS aid* task peas lemur eweted_y, mil hod de peneaties lionorehlef under hie out. He leek lAN Me the. Uwe be meld he lamer weellag at all gout the bey who got away. The greseasr refuel W Warm TM Lied 11.7or—Wlimit ham yea to esta=er ? a Priesam—Way, It ell se the ism. I wee s-peseleg eery Leads.- , sad '• a good deal el te there, yoa Mem W se I wee &wellies *Mg, seem hey Armed thee mar my cam end I Main Mow as mere Meat it dm yea ha TM Lord Meyer odd me aWe wee very aallitely, and MSS the primer le prim be Om Mlle. 11181111 RT Of AN mown. liihdrif Lair, 111. sr amp& midi aloft snivel IVY of alsiat, war 47, km Wspiern Morn. Nor ms ma folk tolltr 14111. ..01, . . 7 ilieplaise good midi the peolesbore es mend boy, mei recently semi pear d drib lei We mined. Os Sateadvy Yr. If wpm bond a rine eat froon of a roll, end toned Woe wish the rebbwy, "Wit he st drat denied, but ern rondo el Wag forgives he cenilansi hie gain sad wee pensieled pet ; aflanieras It vas hurl that be bad aisles sad sold r plus% and M vse "disieTbs WISTMINISTZU. m. MITIIIIPTING IVICIDI. 0 Mot Neap, a women apparently between XS and 40 pees Maim wee charged with attempting to commit suicide, e t maw the ildlowier diatreesior circumstances it it. It s ppa n d from the evidence of flergesat Marshall, 9 V, I tied William Areal, mate of the h I Iron lent Tw il ight, that sheet a twelvemonth Waco the defeedaat applied to Mr. 9.11., at the Theme Police Court, swiss that elio was a R. 1 widow, her bustand, who hod belonged to the Madras Fad- Sera having Med? died la India, sad that Sergema Bhnling, p of the seine regime; bed iodated her to many him. She 2 seen toed Met be we • married ma a, with two or Ei Meet thildese. sed after keertlesely deprivier her of every to peaky 11619 led is IM world, he bed absconded. The seerch 2 star the eurgenet peeved finales, and owlag to the cam bevies bees teams up by the press the poor women was al lowed lis. par wok hoe the many fond, end 2a. 6d. pre mulches' Lied Clyde which same ebs Is gull is receipt of. Shekel bed eight sklidren by her Bret hothead, all of whom led dieleteept eneceild, Thews in India with • missiotery. She we. WI, MK* attached to this child, sod attest am en& eines neshed a letter saying that she woeld mean to Masked la • math. Oa Saturday, however, she received emotarie letter, in whisk she keret that Ike little 00 0 . wee died, eat the sleek a as yea that, skied to all Lr t other tremble% It Mil ea Messes wen bet adad, sad while travelling in Um Twilight stembeet hetwena Vauthell sad Cholas, she attempted, by grades epee the rails of the to Owe Windt into they've', hat was forteastsly prewsted. Defendant heedisd the magistrate the WIN. she had reosired E hem the wissfewery, la which be said bar child bed just died. I lie mid *et Me sews came so suddenly, while she was agertieg bee oblid hosts, that the mold not bear It, end a k . attempted 0 destroy herself. ge. It having bra proved that disfendaat was quite sober at gm Mr. Auld discharged her on her solemnly promising et never to repeat the offence. et C LEEK EN W ELL. CRUELTY AT 7MS MEW CATTLR.MARIWP. JobeY. • big, rosib-lookin4 billow, a drover, bag* i 656, reoldlag at 33, York-street, Southwark woe cbarged by Se Mr. W. Love, the chief mumble of the Royal Society for the Froesesioa of Cruelty to Animals, with the following barberene treatment to mete *beep Omit, ea. c.f the enciety's constables, stated that be wee • on ditty is the new Cattle-market, where he taw the pet- g Near among a ameba rof thine which Its was endeavouring flit pe into one of tbe pens. la d Sag so he beat them over ei tha heads and ears in • most inset meaner, la other nessee of which the sheep ran shoot very wild, and the pri sew fallqwed them, dealing them snob violent blows 6 with a heavy cudgel that two or three of them fell, being I awed by the blows. There wen several persica preeent who indignantly denounced the primmer's omdoet and the f i lk came then took him into custody. In answer to the charge, the prisoner said he was merely 'topples the sheep. It was not likely he should knock the LL . sheep abets whilst the officer was in sight. Mr. Tyrwhitt said the poisoner had made a very lame de- m. &wee, sad the afietie had very properly brought him bide.. g la. A atop mum be pat to such disgraceful seams of mashy, erg end Is appeared to him that the only way to put an effective te slop to is was by seeding snob brutes a. the prisoner to gaol. i t. The priether, like one of his companions Mot week, would be =emitted to the Hons. of Lomeli= for 14 days, The ti prisoner begged herd to be allowed to pay a fine, bat the magistrate wield sot Ileum to it. 4t re Geretirer, badge 320. wee brought up I. the he that dy of Greenwood, 104 N. end fined de. or seven days' thspeiaonatent kw aridly boding a bullock in the new cattle market. PIIOIIIIHIP-STREET. • CABS roe SYMPATHY. Sixteen carrots' made as apple:idiom to Mr. D'Eybeentrt lbw aasietance miff the following dbitreeein i t eiretteembinces A short time slum a fire oorarrad in the workshop. of Mr. W bite, • bedtime, at lieclueey Wick, and the destructMa et the buildings wee eseapiste. A representation made to Mr. D'Eyoceetrt soon afterward. induced that gentlemen to be rthing an impery tato the °audition of the workmen, est Mt., one of to. warstat officers, now attended with them to state the remilt. The old that Mr. White had informed him the workshop* were nainsaredl ; hie own Wee, coneequewly„ wa vary ir.ost. Every tool brimming t., sizteeo of the ems employ, d by him bed been destroyed, end they had rely bile disabled to obtain lot. each slam by a hale esepkltuent ha procured them. The hes to these men war Inoperable, sad their want, coneeqsant np:a the same, war premien, se meet et them bad lame is feet 87 parenne—mes, sesese, and child—were Is hourly went slam the aiseekw, mil great e)copstby wee felt hr the 1101hUell, ma sine of {term were oonaeoted with eay orbs Ist all laduletene rod dimerviii. Mr. teltyartxut obeervei thet be most deeply regretted Me use' peeletes. eararetly see a ow for public he y, wield Mad a rabecription with a dons =l 6 1 II ire lbws the smagistrwas of the nowt, which, with the pahlieity 'bat wield drohtlere be kindly afforded to the p a ata, he trued 1101114 soon enable the workmen to resume their Weeps The appNeande wetted their grateful acknowledgmerite, sod irk tbe amt. 81 X Diftwft ED.—The Nuntee t L ei t . wenals record • meiseeboly affair -- A sooty of wires mid a young me; pupil of as ecriesimti.wl college, as a holiday Mott to some friends at Noway, hired three days ego • i..t to .mum thetowleas by fishing le the asighboarhood of St. Niztirs, sad after they bad been so esseged mass time. a guides rut of wind threw the boat se cos side. Without 'disown, 01 the party collected on the ether aide, sad this ceased the boat to apter„ Th. e m s ••• i s mak • sad their comptaloe, together with two men Red a bey who ware with them, were precipitated into the water. Sums of thins clang to the boat for mom° lime, but eventually al the eleven peritoneal! were &owe. d except anent the prima sad the bog, who swam ashore. Four of the elargymee Irt • professore of the eockelasticel college at Augers, the edam three of Lee Cases at Neaten" THE Drerrnmom OP MCCTIANICAL REOTHEEIS. —Arresigessents bent bees made for holding the nett meet ing of the !limitation of Hechithical Eagtrieers at Leeds., on Tseedsy, the 6th, and Wedrweday, the 7th of September. It le expected shot a largo sumtor of eminent engineer' Irma di/neat parts of eke United Kingdom will be present, sad soma parrs es iroporttht *abjecta will be reed and ilsemand. • collection of models sad drawing., illastratthe mom isspervemesita4n steam engine., bolero, machinery, eri ileele,ToTrether with 01110w/tie - al aigamine. of eeeehie~ "...eel, end earrinseas of seallweleal art gees rally, will he exhibited is Civil Court at the Tows-hail, coda eiswerreesiorte will be held an the 6th in the Victoria _ IiPSEVY OP PArwas, SOUTH KINMNGTOX. The neasber me "Wrote for the week ending Atienet ws se Pillows —Mornings, 1,34 ; 'noise., 1,467; Peal, UAL Sere the copiedug ad the Now= tree dell, (115717, al% Os easdieco brs bees 132,000. 010 WAIT SEMI/ LID OTOOLL 14UMSIL $ i In IV ii ii a 0/s 04 Ni 1w 44 71 6 4 f f 1 ir : n a L la 14 115 )41 16 la .1 X 47 X SI O. X 4 44 IT4 74 41 IS 40 X $ X X IT 34 au prom will. - ▪ medwie art Do_ • Dot . _ SSW 71 nods Illados 14 !Win au Wittesuili. ell W. et t: grad 1c n s al • Iles lastra. 01•11 m, sal Dm& !4p.oki J 101 36 wry H H 103 106 1$ .5 ulil. r.,1,. 111 11 1 iTtlaidad. lOpt t per mi. pr - Il e.. larl a fag I arlir pAL I I .atu r. g -ftf r rleht irial II per anti- JI milt„}=iB RAI want. ▪ 1111.11r.ditralpe. .1. o mewl i lr2►l . .... li ii 1 A li 1 1 ei. 1 o. ah ON UN gar se St ;l e TS O IS 76 071 IN 4 I, At " 101 101 101 OS 9/ 100 66 SO sF Fs I li "2, 1 as ist 18$ POZZIGN OBLIGATION& t mil ri Tn 10 11 llt I Lawns. I sa : 414. 1 .M 4 a a De. reinme raz ... l . 12 Tit —L---- _ L a t 3. A . 1 1 " 11 %. • 47...7. w rx I De. D M i'lla:- ..........._-.7,. l i i . e iner a , Tee kr terki eWlllimul l rl4. 41 441610. 14 14 60 ti. "16 461;44 : Di U 5::::::::== A D.talleor.4. - zaz, 1 Tefited.lizihe4.iitro• . lit 1 LOCAL 811113 MARKETS. linaccosAcacatTha workattne pad an day lad cloned Pm. lblmams& ITI fea its— 111 Oniadonlaa. *I 1-01 tr . sad Hoband.fe 1-11riara lid f ea div.—Oract WM.% Of 1 az dew.—biancides cod Iff f—inwlea sad Nana *alma 114, f 11l dhr.-11ballid,illf f—lllinaad, 1031 41 al Av—north MM, Si I—rtufati. iii ea dly.Terk sod N aV i l ub leat i lllf ririL LlB69 . lll.lth alt ga4 4 = - 4°7— w.?,,17.,.. d °nada: lel audonna. a 611011? 29.—Tb. market No.' Id dol .. 1 " . " . bat INN. (awed co btromly. The ot tat bsitme a sae for r a t accoest ?nap, .at ace ..pajf f— YU account. ei t: eau weak Off ff f l—le I ilcad. Mae ameol. ; melt acanant. IN— Pocots. INN weak 1111111; mast accoaal.ll de i 116 3 —Cadadas. act_M f. l2.—bartetalt-ad fork Ifilaacasmt, MI; ant umiak 71—itaasaatiol Naas, Ole aecteaut. 74—Diartet Sok tn. Inp—Leaohnsy and saisaal. PH f• elaataleaVezec_lll.—tiadag prays : Loadon end North W...sitn._ Viler flearanteaf. IT 67.—Birsincbant Pre .= 141—narmadZsleatzli.94.zilg = eed and Noma; Tow P. COM. Per MAI ft COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARICET.—(THIB DAY.) (ti iimsi AND titan maostamo ammomarm.) (PROM ova owls 00SRISPONDIXT3 Grain market moderately &Mends& Wheat slow of sale. sad some descriptions rather cheaper. Floor steady, at fall value. Indian corn In fair demand so Friday's prime. Beans 61. lower. Oats, oatmeal, and baby quiet. Walther showery. MINCINO-LANE.--(THIB DAY.) stromi.—Tbe market hos spin opened with a doll sp end the public sake ere progressing without spirit. =lumps 604. to 62a. Corrsz.—The large publics tales are going off steadily. Tna.—The market is ate idy but Miire. Rms.—This article u firm, and the public sales went of steadily. ROM without alteration. Coedt.—Trinidad sold at 68e. to ns. SALTPITIII continue doll of sole. Cwrrox.-100 bales sold st fully preelousratee. Markets generally dull to-day. TALLOW KAREST.—(THIB DAT.) Wows is still the feature, without any important ductile lion in=ri l ich are quoted as follows :—Town tallow, 645. ; P Y.C., on the spot, 665. 3d. ; September, 61s. 6d. to 664. . ; October to Deamber, 65e. 96. , Ditto asparately, 665. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masses. Davis and Co. report a large apply. Trak dul4 at loam Flow Prima meadow bay. 665. to 76a; sapsrioa ditto, 90s. to 884. ; inferior ditto, Ma. to 705.; nava, Ma to 704.; clover, 01d.100.. to 110 s.; ditto, new, 86a. to 100 s. ; straw, 265. to 30.. EVENING DELIVERI OF LETTERE IN THE =mutt; OF LONDON. At present letters are not delivered the same evening at many places within mix miles of St. Martin's-le- Grand, If posted at a London receiving house or pillar boa after four p.m.; but letters for these places are posted be tween four and as p.m. much more numerously than during any other two hours of the day. It is, therefore, vary im portant that such letters should, if possible, be included In the evening delivery. Hitherto, however, It has been found that the letters la question could not be collected, assorted, conveyed to their respective districts, and arranged for delivery, so as to enable the latter-carriers to reach their walks before a very late hour, and the measure, coesequently, has not been adopted ,wept on Saturday night, when a delivery, although late, is made as preferable to one on Sunday morning. Beomt improvements, however, In connection with the district offices, and the aid now etemively &traded by the use of the district initials—by the separation, in postbag, of the district from the general poet lettere—and by - the adop tion of street-door latter boxes—harem greatly facilitated the ;perationa of the department es to enable the Poatmaster moral to effect the delivery of the correepondence in ques tion in all cases in which these aids an given. Consequently, on the 12th of September next, the late evening delivery will be extended to many additional places within about aix miles of the General Poet-OffiON and will then Include all the following suburb., viz.:—Barking, 8., Batmen, &W., Blackheath, 8.8., Bow, 8., Brixton, 8., Brompton, &W., Camberwell, 8.. Charlto n, 8.E., Clapham, 8., Cla N. 8., Deptford , 8.E., Dulwich, 8., Either°, 8.13., Fulha ptom, m, S.W.. Greenwich. 8.1., Heekney, N.E. Hammersmith, W., Hampstead, N.W.. Highgate, N., Hol loway, N. Hammy, N., Ilford 8., Keneington, W., Kil burn, Lewisham, 8.E., Is z litort, N.E., Leytonstone, N. 8., Marton, 8., Norwood, 8., °Wag-bill, W., Padding, ton, W., Peckham. 8 IL, Pence, &8., Poplar, E., Rather- WM., &E., St. John's-wood, N.W., South Lambeth, 8., Stockwell, 8., Stoke Newington, N , Stratford, 8., Streatham, 8., Sydenhare, 8.E., Tooting, 8.. Tottenham N.. Watthamstow, N.E., Wa i worth , 8., Wandsworth, .8.W., Willesden , N.W., Woodford, N.B. Woolvdob, 8.8. Thia delivery will comprehend all letters and ie which are addremed to houses usually open to t'hnPeri iter 0111Tiere or provided with letter bezeie, and are posted in Lon don at any "Igoe or pillar letter-box before six p.m., or at the l office of the district to which they are addressed principal ere 6.{6 p.m., provided-1. That they ere folly prepaid by stamps; 2. That they bear the proper initial letters • end 3. That at any office where a separate box la provided for the district poet, they are dropped therein. The Postmaster-Genwel avails himself of this opportunity of reminding the public that the addition of the district initials to the address ensures a priority of delivery to letters anteing In London by the day malls. and also to thole ad dressed to places within the district in which the letters are posted.—By command of the Postmaster-General. Bowirrers HILL, Secretary. General Post-office, August 26. AN ADVENTURE ox GOATFELL.—A piety of gen tlemen left Invereley Hotel on Monday forenoon, to amend the lofty peak of filoatfell. The de, was hot, and the sky was clear, bet over the distant landscape there was s ham which in variably accompanies beat, and which gives distant ' coasts and headlands a shadowy, indefinite, end to mem% with creative fancies to fill up the outline, s poetical upset, but to the matter-of-fact traveller a disagreeable banter to the vision. The party numbered seven or eight gentlemen, some of them youthfolotimble, and active, but mote than ono had seen the snow. of half's-watery. Having attained the height of their ambition, the summit of Gostfell, and enjoyed the refreshing breeze which on the hottest day is felt there, and haviag partaken of snob ref/mintiest' foe th e Mersa manes are ever welcome to the natives of merry Zeeland, they commenced the descent by • different path from that by which they sacended. Some of the party had climbed the mountains of Sei , thrland, end looked upon anything got up in this country as mere molehills in comparbion. One stout epeclacled gentleman of 19 stone (Dr. Smith), rubicund, noisy, and shon-sighted, started off down the southweet side among the lois° debris which has fallen from the reeks above. This burp incline terminates on the top of a fearful p r wi l Air, over which a traveller fell two years ago and was killed. Down, down, went our friend in • gully merle by • mountain torrent, till his eye caught the fearful gulf below, and in desperation he oohing to a jutting rock, by which hie progress downwards with checked. Holding on like some " told swimmer in his agony,' he shouted to his friends for aid, bet they had enough to do with themselves, and heeded him not. They got down to Gleam* below without concerning themselves much about their friend, whom they now observed resting front his labours, se they thought, on bin toffy chair. They sh , inted to hi m to come along, but their shouts were lost in the noise of a falling torrent. They now wended their way homeward to laver , cloy, comaoling IaSIZUSITO• with the remuk that their friend would not fail to he at the inn in time for dinner. Bat dinner passed, nightfall muse, and still to word of the loot gentlemen, and jokes were not so (request', end long faces and anthem coke tiegr• being pat on. The landlord of the Douglas Hotel was now appealed to. and he is ever reedy and ever entire to aid his friends. All the sentient., hands about the inn NM called out, waiters end coachmen were collected, and off they rat, provided with ropes, di. The whole night long the search wag continued, but not until nine &clerk on Tuesday morning was any trace of she lost traveller dieanested. But there et the ;deistical spot where he firer weight the jutting rock, still hung the sdrenturona traveller end there for eighteen hours had he held on with out bein gi able to effect an edema or retreat. By the aid of ropes he was got out of his rrilous preition,s s a t ell . the help of a little mountainuntain dew Ida speech was re --GrEssock MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AN D LINCOLNSHIRE RATLWAY.—Te total expenses of this eseernys railways, including renew, toile, duty. de., from July to August 21, 1869, mounted to 42,7491.. u •gainti 38.8994 for the corresponding period of 1868. The proportion of the South met 3, peny from jlul7lyl.lforto the corresponding Period of 18.58, and the expenses to August la"ct 2 lre receipts 1 Br, 6091., as against 6374 amounted to 4 4 ,0021 4 cem., i Sr iim 10 1r s. a - '1 - . . llit ' I 14f 10. 1 64 14 xi se 6 6 . i 4 6 4 i i 644 4 I 16 14 MI li LI •