The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-27 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK EN WELL. rcsafrE UTTERING OP FORGED !AMC OF ENGLAND NOTE& j..h4 Brown, alias Country Joe, a most notorious thief mid skittle sharper, who described himself as a hamme r:4er, residing in Shorediteh, was charged before Mr. f,irker with uttering forged Bank of England notes, under its, following circumstances. mr. Lewis, junior, attended for the prisoner. The facts of the case are these :—Ths prisoner met a om panion of his in the Caledonian-mad, and, after some Noversation, they adjourned to a neighbouring beerlonse, ,ad partook of some refreshment. In the course of converse no the prisoner, having ascertained that his companion wee short of money, said that he would lend him fs. if he cold get change of a five-pound note. He rid he issl so recently come to reside in that neighbourhood that hr did Dot know any person that would give him change, on which the prisoner said that he could get change at Scenes' liscrshop, but that as he was • indebted to Scenes, if he went the amount would be stopped. The man said he also knew s,,ines, and would go there and get the change. The prisoner gave him a Si. note, which he took to Scants' and at changed, giving the prisoner the money, minus the be. the prisoner had promised to lend him. The note wan changed the same evening by Scenes, and it was then found to be a forgery. information was given to the police, since which the prisoner has managed to keep out of the way. Police-sergeant Evans, 21 G, an active intelligent officer in plain clothes, said that there were other came against the prisoner of uttering forged notes, but be had not as yet been able to finish his inquiries, and he had therefore to ask for a remand. _ . _ . • Mr. Harker remanded the prisoner until Tueeday next, and refused bail. THE LATE CASE OF STEALING A CHILD. In this case, which wag brought unt:er the notice of Mr. Barker, • child of the name of Elizabeth Hunter bong stolen from the bottom of Green Man-lane, I.•lington, her Majesty's government have offered • reward of 1001. for the discovery and conviction of the pants' or persona who decoyed her away, and her Majesty's pardon cal be given to any accomplice, not being the person who vtually stole the chill, who shall give such evidence as ,ball lead to the like result. The stolen child is of pale couple:Mil, has light hair and eyes, and a large scar on one of her cheeks. TEE BANK OF ENGLAND NOTE FORGERIES. BILIGIITON, Tzts 1?•7. This morning a young man of gentlemanly ap pearance, who pee the name of John Lee, was placed at tae bar before the stipendiary magistrate, at the Town Hall, by Mr. White, the chief officer of police for the bo rough. charged with uttering a forged N. Bank of England note. printed on paper stolen from Messrs. Bailey's mills, in Hampshire, at the shop of Mr. Corder, linendraper, Sorthatreet. The court was crowded. The case excited considerable interest among the trades men of the town, as it was believed that notes to a very Large amount had been circulated latterly in the town and neighbourhood. Since the warrant for apprehending the prisoner on the present charge was obtained on Monday, at which rime three notes had been placed in the hands of the authorities ; a fourth note of the same kind was delivered to Mr. White, sad he has.,been informed that several others are likely to be also given up by persons who have been victims by the pang who have evidently roads Brighton their head-quarters. The notes were produced in ccurt and underwent careful scrutiny. Two of them had been taken by tradesmen to whom they were posed into the local Union Bank, by which they were transferred to the hank of Jones, Loyd, and Co., and so perfect was their execution that it was only she° they were presented at the Bank of England in Lon don, and subjected to critical examination that their spu rious character was detected. The paper is in every particular of watermark, edge, &v.. perfectly indistinguishable from that of the genuine Dotes, but iris well to remark that owing to their not having been subjected to the peculiar pressure employed in printing the legitimate notes, it is spparently thinker, and is dightlY Ise crisp to the touch. All four notes are dated March ltS;2, and are signed "W. Gatley." The engraving is done in a masterly style, and only in two or three minute points can the difference between it and the original be de tected. In the signature the last upstroke of the Wis brought up outside instead of inside the last downstroke anal in the shading around the figure of Britannia the lower part is too light and the upper part too dark as cowered with the original. The numbers are varied, the figures :1,109 in one of the notes being transposed into 91,103 in another, and a third being numbered 83,163. A variety of endorsements were forged upon the back of the notes to give them a bond fide appearance, and among the rest was that of the firm of the Lord Mayor. ALLEGED MURDER OP A POLICE-CONSTABLE AT ROTHERHITHE. INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. William Carter, the coroner for Fast Surrey, resumed at the Jolly Caulker' Tavern, Lower Rotherhithe, an inquiry respecting the death of Henry Butler, aged 7.3,trolice-officer, No. 135 of the M division, who was all y to have been murdered and thrown into the Surrey Canal, near the Plongh•read, Bother bithe, on the morning of Thursday last. Mr. Mackenzie, inspector of the M division, had charge of the case on behalf of the Comruissionen of Police. John Ody, 3, Somerset-place, Deptford, said that about seven o'clock last Thursday morning he was taking a barge into the basin of the Surrey Canal Docks, when be saw a hat floating ou the water. In consequence of his suspicions being aroused be made au immediate search, and found the body of • policeman. Some policemen came up and took the body away. &ward, 125 M, said that on last Thursday morn ing from Information he received he went to the basin of the Surrey Canal, and fond the deceased. He removed him to the dead-house. Dr. S. Tilley maid he was called to the station on Thurs day and saw the deceased. He had a alight injury on the left temple over the eye. Upon making a post-mortem examination he found the cheat and lungs tilled with water. lie was a very healthy man. His death was caused by dm M ini ra ial taroline Butler, widow of the deceased, said her husband left his home on Wednesday night, in perfect health and spirits. He had been twelve months in the force, and liked it very much. She could not'anoount for his death. Thomas Johns, Commercial Dock gateman, said that he was on duty at the entrance of the docks , o n Wednesday night, and saw the deceased pals from Grove-street to liuscll.street. He spoke to him, and he was per fectly sober. His beat extended all round the docks. lie heard no noise during the night. The deceased was found opposite Mr. Pain's mill, at the swing-bridge, near the dock end of the canal. He might ba"e walked pest the swing-bridge and into the canal. The witness thought that this was probable from the fact that be bad often seen him asleep on his beat, and on the morning in qiiestion he seemed to him to be in a state of somnam bulism. Upon his person being searched his lantern, staff, and VA. in money was found upon him. Severe, 132 M, mid he saw the deceased on Wednesday aiMt in London-street, Rotherhithe, about half-past 10 o'clock. He had nodntyto perform on the mouth side of the dock. If the deceased had beard any noise or disturbance on that side he could have only got to it by crossing the bridge. The deceased was of a very sleepy disposition. He last Mir the deceased at half-past 12 on the night in question. Witness believed had there been any disturbance that night he should have heard it. Hughes, 239 M. said that he had made inquiries and found that a female had heard a noise and disturbance outside her window on the night in question. It appears that she heard four menj quarrelling, and open raising the window she was unable to see who they were. The Coroner said that there was no evidence to show how the deceased came by his death. He might have been taulied into the water by some one, or he might have walked into it in hi, sleep. If there had been foul play the police could carry no the inquiry before the magistrate ; and he would therefore advise an open verdict. The jury, after a long deliberation, returned the following verdict :--•• That the deceased was found drowned ; but :here was no evidence to show bow he came into the water." -- - - THE. LATE DISCOVERY IN CASTLE-STREET, LONG -ACM-TIM MYSTERY CLEARED UP. Information ban just been received by Super- iotendeot M•Kenzie, of the F diVilioo, by which all doubt or Tertiary with respect to the blood-stained linen, dsc., lately is thrown away b y a woman in Castle-street. Long-acre, com- Id„.dely removed. It appears that a gentleman whose name. ' l 2°_. , ,a, and circumstances are known, was in the habit of ,"' l ,ting an unfortunate woman living in Tower-street, Seven ""`"!'• ( > 0 Friday, the 15th inst., he called upon her, and e,tylliq Out he was not very well• asked her to allow him to he down in her room, to which she consented. After he had i been in Led some time, she went to the room and found bun nsen•Oble. She sent for Mr. Roberta, surgeon, of Earl- street, who after applying restoratives without effect, and °peeing a vein in the arm, pronounced life to be extinct. information was given to the coroner in the usual manner, an inquest was held, and Mr. Roberta made a poet mortem examination of the body, the result of which was that the canoe of death was disease of the heart and con- Pition of the brain. The jury returned a verdict of natural death. The post mortem examination took place in the room where the man died, being the woman's bedroom, and Mr. Roberts cut away the shirt and undershirt as being the easiest way of removing then, from the body. They were steined with blood, partly from the opening of the vein, sod partly during the post-mortem examination. The woman • no l lmssled how to dispose of the blood-stained articles, and foolishly took them into the street to throw them away. This is the simple explanation of the supposed murder. ALARMING ACCIDIMIT TO TEM HON. MAJOR H. L. Pours Kscr.—Yesterday, about midday, a serious wrident betel the Hon. Major Keck. After leaving his n"idence, Stoughton Hall, Leioesterabire, the wagooette in which he rode came into violent collision with a cart, the remit heicg that the vehicle was overturned and smashed, and the major and his footman thrown out head foremost. The latter was not hurt, his hat saving his head tram injury, but the major was seriously hurt, and was picked up in a state of insensibility, in which he still remained when this account of the I, ,, ident was despatched. It is only a few weeks since Major Keck was married to • 'isle: of Lady Howe. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1862. on the 20th of November next. The old sheen will be removed to the inner dock, where they will be profitably employed in lifting lighter weighte, end in the meeting of Alps • thereby effecting ► conaiderable s►ving of labour, in moving ships from the inner dock to the sheers in the outer dock. and taking them back to their berths in the inner dock. The oast of now sheers will be covered by the floating capital of the company, without the necessity of raising any !additional capital for that purpose, or incurring any additional interest, and without interfering with the surplus carried forward to the credit of the revenue ac count." SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLool. Scarcely any business is going forward to-day in Britiah railway stocks, but the market is heavy, and prices in most instances have given way to the extent of 4 or per cent. Great Western has fallen 4 per cent. Great Eastern is well supported. London and North Western stock is now quoted 964.t0 96 ; Great Western, 664 to 66 ; Midland, 1304 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to 1084 ; London and South Western, 994 to 1004 ; Great Eastern, 44 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1084 to 1094 ; South Eastern, 864 to 1 ; and Great Northern, 1241 to 1254. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are fiat, at 31 to 34 prem. There are inquiries for Pernam buco and Grand Trunk of Canada railway shares. oADINAILY AND MOM 814 I Pa l "AIWA" ' I Ci° 7 oo6b arC . : I .11:11.-daig"a• W T The CHLOULAM flowed the adoption of the report reca pitulating its statements. The motion after some opposi tion from Mr. Dial was carried in the affirmative, and the dividend declared, when the proceedings terminated. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooc. The mining market is steady to-day. Wheal Ludcott shares are firm, at 10e to ; and Great Wheal Fortune steady, at 28 to 27. East Rosewarne are quoted 2f to I ; Wheal Beton 150 to 151 East Cara Brea, 104 to 11 ; East Cl:radon, 47 to Cook's Kitchen, 27 to 28 ; and Marke Valley, 1 to 11. . . . . OM, W abaci Voir MlLAAftAftsailma 1117ftwATme DombkMedi4iiiiai Meta awl imam ..... - . . . 8 B. St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for, and are marked 57i. Port Phillip have been dealt in at to prem. ; and United Mexican st 7, being in each instance dull. At the East Carn Brea meeting yesterday the laccounts showed a credit balance of 4771., added to which there is an ore bill (due in a few days) for 2,6701. The report of the captain is of a very fa vourable character, several improvements in the mine having taken place. The returns for the past two months have not trenched upon the reserves, for more ore has been discovered than has been taken away. The next sampling of 450 tone of ore pill realise, it is expected, not lees than 2,8001. A report was also read from an independent autho r*, which fully confirmed the official report. It concluded by stating that "the mine is at present in its infancy, and will by and by turn out a great and profitable mine." The two-monthly general meeting of the shareholders in Peedeen Caliph' Mine took place yeaterday. The accounts showed prat on the two months ' working of 431. se. ld., and a total balance of 8871. Os. ld. in favour of the mine. The committee were re-elected. Mr. Richard White, the purser of the mine, attended the meeting, and made a very favourable report of the present state of the mine and its prospects. A great improvement has taken place in the lode for tin since the last general meeting. The agent re - ports :—" The 142 south is worth 8/Iper fathom for tin. The 130 north worth 121. per fathom for copper. The three stopee in back of this level worth on an average 12/. per fathom. The 118 south worth 141. per fathom for tin. The 106 south worth 201. per fathom for tin. The 106 north worth 91. per fathom for copper. We have made good dis coveries for tin in driving south, and we expect to intersect other lodes. The lode in the 82 north is letting out more water, indicating our getting near the great counter lode." • T 87 Si 100 Urn Oalidcalaa =:: Clout and Isakiaii an Da • J • so dla mai is an Do. II I p.a. IN NUM, 11. M an bins waill~ rwa II al Dwan.700111.41414..1* Of. 101ffibmskarlinatesur la all Wtl% awl Caria Jos. k 100 Giwwww •B. Wealklift Bt. 10 Gila astern Bt. 10 Da A Stock St. IM Do. nut Amelia Stk. at 100 &oat Sank at ilOOlllll.l ie. 100 Oteali northers 14. 100 Do.• Area maw. an- Lk 100 Own 1110potlapaMB Ilk 100 acid Sountli West. (Ira) 10. 100 Wallin N. 100 Do.llioarVaLOsa.lllk SI. 100 laaanaltred xaektktr 111. 100 Imam asA Blaakwall 100 Laa,ftt&toookfinbati 311, 100 Loadoa,Clatba..lllov Ilk 100 London & North an. 11 0. at -2 2 ei -1 2 6 6 42 . 44. sr I lit 104 106 4s} 44* :.n ID 41z ail 133 12 !Mk 221 ti l2 4 MI6 137 197 199 46 661 66 67 108 194 61 60 id 119 121 63 66 96} , d o.7rl= see look :di 1114kal . 4 Do. Noy; _ _ 40 4 39 3 4 ezi 131 100 I 11n 102 Do. Dboo.k Derby.. Did. 01 Wo. Oro.) ... Iu Nowooollo and Carlisle 9 Newry & AnsackcloL all Nowt Wairesp.&llos DO Norfolk DO Narth Britt& DO Doildba..Porili:Ra 00 Nonla pima ILIlt U. --- dui dot a sii ss L mot..—Berwtok Do. G.N.Z.Puro Do. York North Lawton Do. Now North Stairordadro.. Noeih&it Woolard oho &dad Omani Scottish N. I. Lbre.lik Scotia& Ilona Shropshire Olttingbrons D o&fi olce ltores South Do r= Booth Kaaren South Wass S. Yortat. & Btu Dom Stointo.Wolg=. Stocktoo & Ditto ditto NH Vole COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 3U RIE-LANE7-(THIS DAY.) The supply thin week of English wheat i. moderate, chiefly new. Flour limited. Barley, beans and pram: middling. Oats short. Malt liberal, Scotch or Irish, none fresh up. The foreign supply of wheat is large. A great portion American, remainder Prussian and Black Sea. Flour, another large supply of American barrels. Barley extremely limited. Oita, a moderate quantity, Dutch. Danish. Swedish, and Remiss. Two cargoes of beans from France, and one rapeseed Black Sea. The market to-day being very thinly attended by bums the wheat trade is slow at the quotations of Monday. Floor also dull trade. Barley fully ea dear. Oste.-Trade lees active, bat quotations fully supported. Beans and peas unaltered Nada-Linseed and rapeseed firm. New mustard seed as offer and extreme prices asked. Other seeds stoady. FLOATING CLINTON& -Not many on hand. Value suss as on Monday. MILT. -English : Fries and Kent, white, new, 524. to 62e.; ditto, fine old, 60e. to 6N.; ditto, red, new, -e. to -s., ditto, fine old, 58e. to 60e. ; Norfolk, he., fine old, -a. -a.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : Nara* 59e. to 60e.; fine, 595. to 60a; extra, 60e. to 64e.; Konigsberg, 53e. to 58e.; ditto, extra, 58s. to 625; Rostock, 55e. to 57a.• ditto, extra, 56e. to 585.; Mecklenburg, 545. to 581.. • Uokermark ditto, -e. ; American white, 55e. to 605.; ditt o, red, 51a. to 585.; Canadian, 51s. to 58e. BAUM -English malting, -a. to -a - Ins, -a. ; grinding, 27e. to 285.; and distilling, 3N. to 31e. per qr. foreign grinding, 2.51. to 29e.; ditto distilling, 29a. to 31a. MALT.-English, Braes and Norfolk, We. to 63e. ; fine. 63e. to 675. ; Kingston and Ware, 65e. to 705.; brown, 501. to 58e. OATS. -English feed, 26e. Od. to 295. Od. ; potato, 30e. to 345. ; foreign, 275. to 321. ELNIL-English tick, 38e. to 40s. ; harrow, 39, to 43a ; pigeon, 38e. to 395. ; foreign, Mangtana. to 36a. ; tick 365. to 37e. ; Konigsberg, 38e. to 395. ; tun, 355. to 38,. PLS.-English boilers, 40e. to 415.; white and blue, 404. to 43a. ; maple, -a. to -1.; grey, 36a to 38 a; hog, 38e, to 40s. ; foreign, 341. to 355. Fug:lL-English town, 441. to 46e.; ditto fine, 475. to 515.; country, 42e. to 435. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 37e. to 40a.; French, -a to -a. pm sack; U.S. sweet, 27.. to 30a.; Canadian, 28s. to 335. ; Spanish. 40e. to 42e. INDIAN Conti.-White, 31s. to 33e. i rotten 29e. to 31s. FLOATING CANGOIIB, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat Berdi anski and Marianople, per 4921 be., 45a to t7e. ; Ohirks, 45e. to47a ; Polish Odessa, per 4801ra, red, 39e. to 411. ; white, - • Danube and tlats, 35e. to 411. ; Egyptian. 29; to 3311. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001ra.. 21s. to 22.. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 22a. to Its. Beans : Egyptian, per 4801b5.,30e. to 31s. Maize : Odessa and Galata, per 4921 b.., 31s. Od. to 32a. ; lbrail and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., 31e. Od. to 325. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., 29s to 30s. ; Egyptian, -a. to -e. ELM -Oniony seed, per qr., 345. to 55e. ; Hemp seed, par qr., 46e. to SN. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white., 6s. to 9e. . • brown, 7s. to 10m. ; Limed, par qr., crashing, 6N. to 66e. ' • Linseed cakes, English, per tor, , 111. N. to 12/. N. • American, thin, in rata per tow, 121. 06. to 124 in basalt& N. to 111. 10a.; Baltic, 01. to 01. Oe. ; Marseilles, 101, to 101. 10e.: Rape cakes, 6/. Os to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, Be. to N. Oil. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 645. to 72.. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM AUG 25 TO AUG. 27. English and Scotch. Irish. Foreign. IWO MOO 670 IMIO 5.17. Vide of iiiila Vialada Bla. a Mango Wag Comma W.gadasp land —Oxford oolMarb.alLl Woad Mid Mao If= DIMS B lOWAN sumwAra. wheat Earley Data Malt Flour. English, Mack' . foreign, 610 sacks, MOO LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET (THIS DAY.) (BY narrteg AND 11111111 mannavic timuntal (non 00g OWN CORALBPONDENT.) Cotton market continues to be excited ; the sales promise to be large at hourly advancing rates. MINCING LINE—(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL —There continues to be ties buyers of West India descriptions. Prices have an upward tendency. Mauritius brown sold at 6d. advance ; low dark to line, 296. fid. to 345. 6d. ; low to good yellow, at 35e. to 38s. Penang brown, .31s. 6d. to 345. 6d. ; low to middling yellow, 35e. to 35a. 6d. Refined firm at fully former prices. ' Corns has sold with less spirit and at easier prices. Plantation Ceylon triage, 60a. to 775. ; low middling and middling, 82e. to 87a. 68.. Native Ceylon, ordinary small to bold, 70e. 6d. to 74a. Cocos has sold at very firm prices, grey Trinidad, 58a. &I. to 595. &I. ; red, 70s. to 84e. 6d. TEA 000tinues dull and inactive. Eics.—The market is inactive. The limited sales re ported incdude Mootighy, at Ba. 74d. Fnurr.—There continue* to be a fair demand for new °armada, at 284. to 324. ; and Valencia raisins, at 3ba. ROIL—dO puncheons of common Jamaica sold at 24. 3d. f3mirrwriut.—A limited business only has been transacted at 38.. 3d., for refraction 13i. Carron is again in brisk request, at higher price* ; about 4,000 balm sold. SBCLLLC has sold at improved prices. European, liver, 91. ; n►tive orange, 84 ss. to 8/. 124. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY). The market is quiet at the following quotations : Town tallow, 475. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 48e. ; August, 495. ; September, 491. ; Oct. to Dec., 49e. 3d. to 495. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is no alteration in the market since Monday bat. COAL MA RKET. -(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton. 17s. ; Walls End lambton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's,l6s. lid.; Walls End South Hatton, 175.; Walls End Tees, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Trundon Hartlepool, 16s• 3d. • Walls End Hartlepool, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Braddyl • Heaton, 16s. ; Walls End Russell Hetton's 16s. ; Wall's End South Kellae,lBs ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Candor, 16a. 3d. Walls End Camp, 16s. ; Walls End Kelloe, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End FAien Main,lss. &L ; Walls End Trimdon Thoroley, 14s. Bd.; Walls End Acorn Close, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Tnnatal, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End FramweUgate, 15e. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth, 15s. ; North Pillion Goa, 12s. 9d. ; Cowpen Hartley, 15s. ; Beh eld. Hartley, 115 a. ; Hastings' Hartley, 15s. ; Lambert's Hartley, 158.-100 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. lays.aPool. AIMS" 155.--Bsles to-day :--Caledonian, 1091 — Great Eastern, 431 x all—Great Western, 66j-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106 i, I, l—London and.,North Western, 96, 6 1 / 1i 1 . 11 . 0 . : land 104 1-oewestry and Newtown, 89-Bouth Eastern, 5/, 0 —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 7-16, 4--ditto, 7 per cent. 101. 8 MK r t.., Daserabourg, 14 11-10—GreatWeetern of 13 Il i a n tgankillil and Meuse, 10 7-16—Bank of Lirerp ( ott ad 4 —C Bank, 16/ —Thames and Mersey Marine, 21 p. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE on wan= TZLIGLIPB. ) EGHAM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) BARON'S STAMM Golden Duat ... f famfid l l Aconite ••• _ 11 ran. ENTRY FOR THE TOWN PLATE. Twilight, lOst 71b ; Hetty, 9Klb ; Disca, 9st ; Caminito Sampson, Rat 91b ; Tarragona, Brt 71b ; Astarte, Rat 71b Sheerness, Bst filb ; Peahen, Bet ; Hungerford, 7st 121 b ; Pellucid, 7st 121 b ; Michel Grove, 7st 121 b ; Maydaw , 7st 101 b ; Barnard, 7st 71b ; Dunoon, 41b ; Surbiton Tat 21b; Nary Stuart, Tat 21b ; Maybe, 7st ; Viceroy, 6M 10Ib ; fleabane, fist 1016 ; Bourbon, Set Kfib ; Outer Oil, fist 71b ; Witch of &dor, E st 41b ; Smoke, Est 41b ; Don't Come Late, Het; Blanche of Lancaster, sst 101 b ; Postulant f, sst 1016 ; Spitfire, let 71b ; Corcebus f, sst 71b ; Mouaquetaire, Set 71b. SURREY AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. Two milee and . _ - ...... a distance. Watchare, Sycophant, and Flighty are here. ENTRY FOR THE SCURRY STAKES, Betty, Dominic Sampson, Overton, Furious, and Bolero. MlRlVlD.—Tadworth. STOCKTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) WYNYABD PLAT?, One mile. trpperiumd. Tinging, Longehot, Gleam, 'Tythonins, Grinston, Hecte, Devotee, and Tulip are here. ETON JUVENILE STAKES. Five furlong's. Aatar, MeLathy, Unfashionable Beauty, Tippler, Little Pinkie, Loretta, Formidable, and Jet colt are hero. HARDWICKE STAKES. T.Y.C. Borealis, Trump Queen, Livingstone, and Ashmore are here. GREAT NORTHERN LEGER. One mils end a half. Bonny Breastknot, Lord of Liana, Zetlind, Grimstou, and Q. E. D. are here. LICHFIELD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) NIIRSPILY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Acorn, Lido®, Crisis, and Golden Drop are here. GOLD CUP. Seven furlongs. Defender, Ramses, Bradfield, Lapidary, Donne Canoe, Opltalia, Bow, and Celedon are bete. ANGLESEY PLATE. Three<marten of a mile. Lista; Duke of Cambridge, Acorn, St. George, and Jacob Ire here. COPELAND HANDICAP. One mile.. Abron, — iberwood, Peeping Tom, Ram Avis, Doane Canoe, Liston, Ophelia, and Palermo are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE Two miles. Atheratone, Wynostay, Knutatord, Brilliant, Ross, and Jamb. All are here. EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr. LOS E in the chair. The report having been taken as read, The CBAIIIILN, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said his duty on that occasion was a com paratively light one. The accounts were, on the whole, very favourable. There was an increase of 11,0001. in the receipts. The increase in goods was considerable, but was unfortunately counterbalanced by the falling off of the coal traffic, owing to the mildness of the weather last winter. There was a diminution of 6,0001. in the expenditure for locomotives in consequence of reduction of the mileage run. In the miscellaneous expenses there was a saving of about 3,0001. Daring the first half-year the receipts were not equal to those of the autumnal half-year, while, owing to the na ture of the service, the expenses were about the same. As regarded the service he did not think any just complaint could be made. In the half year theta were 54,000 trains, and time had been kept with remarkable punctuality. The directors askedfor no additional capital. There were only two bills last session, and both were rejected. The policy of the company for the last seven years had been a defensive one. The board had no desire to enter the territory of their neigh bours, and nothing but absolute necessity could induce them to trench upon it. Amalgamation with the other associ ated companies had been an object for years, and he had great pleasure in stating that amalga mation was now perfected. The principles acted upon were those stated at the extraordinary meeting in Jane ; the only alterations having reference to some of the preferential stock. He was convinced that 'rut benefit world arise from the amalgamatioa. The desire of the directors would be to develops the traffic of the district, sod to obtain all that could he obtained. All parties concerned were now interested in that object, and he looked forward confidently to the result. (Cheers.) lie added that the dividend on that occasion was at the rate of 2/. per cent. per annum against 1.1. 12a. 6d. that time last year. Mr. ADAMS thought that the punctuality of trains was a small subject of congratulation when the dividend was so low. The board were not entitled to take any credit for the amalgamation ; they were forced into it) by act , of par liament. ("Oh. oh.") If there had been a conciliatory dispo sition at the board an amalgamation might have been effected years ago on fair terms. (Renewed interruption.) He then entered into a comparison of the receipts of the present year with those of previous years, and expressed his die satialactioa with the result, The working expenses were also, he maintained, unsatisfactory. In 1857, they were 45 per cent. ; in 1862, 49 per cent. That company ins to have the honour of paying all the expenses of the Amaiga tics Bill. The Citateess denied that that was the case. The cost was to be paid by the amalgamated companies. (Cheers.) An examination of the act of parliament would prove that. (Hear.) Gentlemen should becareful not to make statements which were not true. (Chun.) Mr. ADAMS then made some remarks on the various balances in the accounts with the view of showing that they were in an unsatisfactory pmdtiou. After some further disoesion, and some remarks from the chairman in reply, the report was adopted. SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon a meeting of the shareholders in the above company was held at the Laudon Tavern, Sir J. CARMICHAEL in the chair. . . At the last half-yearly meeting it was resolved to adjourn the consideration of the accounts until after the completion of the investigation then being made. To-day a report was presented which states that the investigation has termi nated and justifies the confidence of the directors in the value of the property. The account., ending 30th June, 1862, presented with the report, contain the receipts and expenditure of the past twelve months (instead of the usual half-yearly statement), and when compared with those of the previous year, exhibit an increase of 1,3301. 160. in receipts, notwithstanding the reduction of nearly 50 per cent. upon the tariff. This increase of business is progres sive, as during the six months, ending 30th of June last, 137,714 messages were transmitted over the company's wires, against 127,163 during the previous half-year, giving an increase in money of 1,3981. 4e., whilst the working expenses have Leen reduced. The returns of the current half-year are still more favourable ; the number of messages carried during the past seven weeks being 44,985, or an excels of 14,015 over the same period in 1861, while the increase in money amounts to 1,7171.125. 7d. The inaccuracies in the former accounts, alluded to in the last report, have been carefully analysed, and the result shows a balance of 5,5911. 16s. 11d. against this company, a portion of which ought to have formed a charge against the revenue of former years. As the directors do not consider it equitable that the whole of this amount should be charged upon the earnings of the last twelve months, they have, in conformity with their previous recommendation, opened a suspense account, which will leave 2,3001. 15s. llid. to be carried forward and paid out of future myelin*. The earnings of the company, after paying the working ex penses and re pa irs of cables, the interest on debentures and leans, and deducting 10 per cent. on gross receipts, for • reserve fund, leave a sum of 3,7991. 6s. 2d., equivalent to ' a dividend of 3 per cent. per annum for the last half -year, with a balance of 6201. ss. 9d. to be carried to the credit of the next account. SOUTHAMPTON DOC% COMPANY.-(THIS DAY. - - The half-yearly meeting of this company was held this afternoon at the offices. Biahopegate-street ; Ookeel G. E. new Bestow in the chair. The following is the report of the directors : " The accounts now submitted to the proprietors show • net revenue, after payment of the interest ou the debenture debt, of the dividends on the preference stocks, and of all working expenses, reptile, for the half-year ended the 30th June, 1862, amounting to 7,6041. 19s. 4d. ; add surplus carried over from last half-year, 2,144/. 31. 3d.-9,749!. 2s. 7d. From this the directors recommend that a dividend be de clared for the half -year of 2/. per cent., payable on the 3rd of September next (being at the rate of 41. per cent, per annum), amounting. on 300,3301. ordinary stock, to 7.207(• leaving a surplus, to be carried forward, of 2,542/. ffis. 7d. The revenue has thus not only afforded a dividend at the rate of 4 percent per annum, but also an addition of nearly 4001. to the surplus to be carried forward. The directors have to report that the weights of boilers and other pieces of machinery required to be shipped on the steamers frequeot iog, the docks are increasing to such an extent as will render them too heavy to be lifted by the company's sheers, which, when erected, were considered the most powerful and efficient sheers then in existence. But to ship the machinery now oomiug into use, more powerful sheers are required, and the . direct ors having considered it essential to the interests of the oompany to meet this requirement, have entered into a contract with Messrs. Day and Co.. of Southampton, for the erection of iron sheers upon the most improved construction. to be proved to lift one hundred tons, and to be ready for use LISIIIA2II. ererie r lonterden Ardennes Aehlaklklre. a laps =L J to G rol motoZ Cannes= Mine a Md. o tMain . .. _ _ . DaTallteoCala — .... Latent of Franco lad. &Gael= gna. 6. p. a Gt. Central of Franco , Gt. Laxembg. Ceuta S 'ltalian Jnuctlon 'Lake Constance & Bala I x 'INTO =a Turnhout Lye= and Geneva Marla Antonia tlforakakegetas.: Os reirstret. tom. r . Do. New Sham Norwegian Truant Pot lOtionsanTomyrnadidlai lindo,Lyous.ondlido&S IPorls sad Orlormo Molls sad IL Pronoloso Maloadeneolillo••• 1110 D orsi Swediah and mneu loyal Duni& Do. par cent. Sombre and Mauna Do. cant. 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Victoria &OM 10 Do. Now RILITIAII I Bipisklzaa cuacra Ds G. Coo. (Tavistai ) Eaat Moo Gold (Um) Zed larst (Mow) Zed Welkin Lacy.. $.. IfnalsisarrawlslSL) Grawabiet s eh Ambys. Great Bonin Taigas 0. Wh. Vor (HsUMW Gres Nand lalnaa betas Downs Lady Births =its lir fit) N Iron __ Oro ... .... —.. N. Proscos N. Wh.lhosot tin Sol North Whoa .. Pwr Oeso. (el hooldosoo (ll= i . BoolaidoOst. Win. Os B. Condos (IL Cloor).. B. Own Bros allow) . I. W. Trances (mpo) Way Park Tamar 11111.1bLead ILa.O 1 11 1 :1: "16 61 Towtua.) Wok &awl — ta W. Condon ‘l6rd . l Wad Mai 13 14 30 U 136 113 zd SO 136 60 36 j 14 Oi 1 4 11 16 17 16 17 Wk. Raw* 11 loPe • • Wt. Bulls, Wh. id ( Wh. Kitty (Oa. WNW) Wheal Ludcott W. Mari Ann (II sullen ) Wlt ?Maims, aka ) lellalei No. 1 IL I 11331011. IPd ICL prima. 1 44104. KM * Artmllas 1 1 1 - MOW 1 800 Lewd, Um/Md , .11 4 - 10,030 0 Boma LetlLOo.(Llas) ion I. - 05.000 amle Inver si t pea - 14000 69 - 19,000 20 Oosdar e M .. - 76,030 1 Dew all 1 1 - 26,000 3 11•64 Del R41(1=1) 1 4 Ipm - 100,0 00° 00 10 Gu 2 Tortilla (11m.) 11 IS 3 34 - ard all - 19,000 2 03 Ifteasell r - 048. Auelnital o a) 14 14 01 ens - 15, 0,010000 I SI Unar lapuoda (Um) 1 4 fpm - m all ei le - 14000 5 Loslteadau - 104816 1 lilertmdta all IN. mto.of 11.41 a. (L) 1 la. - 10.9 0 00 ID Pordara b a p denrerLead all 1 6 - 110,000 5 Port ta 1 1 l 1i 4 1 Ban Barter* Gold 11 4 pm - 10,010 1 Boonlett Luna. (Um) Illa. Oat - 11.000 10 St.Joho dal lay (Um ) U 674 44174 111184 United Nedra ail 7 71 7 03.1 61 1 1 1 tone-blue Mal on f I - *OW S Yudaumnutsisa (Um). ell 24 2f - MD/0151.411/341V1L No. 111. I ODKPAIIVIS.. . .1 . N ea l OL is pelme ne 1 Wet._ T" 10 WO 10 Atlantic 111. 1ia,U134(1 ) 11l 2 4 - 19,1113 16 Amdralleu Arica.-10- 11.0011 10 Berlin Waterworks.. ad - 20,000 5 Bombay Glaa u tt•d.. 1 1 Ipm - 534,780 SC Bra.* ltiah TeL .. 109 60 55 - 1,101 IN Do. 11 I per e. 1810 en 19 11 - 8,916 824 Canada Lod sll 101 104 - $60,000! 82. CopUg.elimailroolt all 14 18 - 1,002926 St. dal Palma 110 14 35 - 100,830 83 Do. Traderasos lO9 109 112 - 277,000 14. Do.oo. et. Pep. Deb lO9 109 111 1104 419,000 10 Saudis & Lou. Wpm all 8 10 - 60,000 P 3 leatladialrrlgat Canal 1 t o ala iPo - 100,000 U. Itectrie Telagraph - 70,000 5 Bog. and Aust. Oop. - 10,000 11 Geo. Steam Narlpati .o 14 17 28 - 680,000 1 Great Ship (United) . • all 4 4 - 100,000 1 Do. 174 per cent. Trot. all 14 14 - 12.000 5 tom Dllet Tel (L.) 64 44 81 es - 100.000 a Low. Oen. Omnibus 06 all 1$ II - 10,000 10 Loo.43.lre.Dir.Tel. X ) 2 - - - 040 M IS Madras Intim. * Oassi 1 14 pm - me 19 Medtter. Is. Tel. (Um) all 34 id - WM 115 National Dlaoon6 Do 6 14 1 pm - MOO 111 NerboddaCeeltlres4l 1 5 1 pm - 10,100 5 NetheriaodaL II p. 6pri ell 4 1 - 1.7 1 s 100 N.loum. a 11.11.04.44. 81 11 14 - MUNI 1 N. Brit. Aos Om an tralmias an 1 Il e 1 40,010 ln ha Mt ! - 101,1931 1 Oriental - s. Milo en 7 - 10,000 6 Otto man . Use I Par 4pm - Gramm 84. Tog Tamer Idad• 111 a. WA 62 14 ad - ! !0 0,0 6 Pords.aad Oda Seism all 72 7 3 4 - 93,000 50 D. New SO 11 1 pm - 40,000 10 &See a tad. Tel. 0.14 all - - - 10,000 60 naTallawl nme sli 18 a .- 10,009 16 Do. New ell 5 0 - 4,260 IS Rio d.Jan. ClZ i lm.(l ) sll 174 10 4 - 29,760 25 Do. - 000 tov Royal Mall Stasis - OD 16 - 25 11, 0,900 SR Bootalsh Awl. bamolm. IN 125 116 Os al 1104 141106 116 South Andra/Ma UM an 81 U - 1710000 1 • • - • TeL Swap 1 Do. do. Beiblepall an f - 11,600 10 Do. do. 60,000 2 Talg2aph to bunk (L ) 1 33. 4 -- 144 9 14 . a Ag. of Laski.) E L 1 4 434 par - 60.050 16 0 Truatalm.Co.U.Canada 6 4 i Ipm - 000 6 On. Kingdom Tel.par - 1 110, 0.000 100 Tao Darmatta Lod.. 111 1 1 13 •.- .-(THIS DA WO— 109 100 UPI 1114 100 98 61 100 67 69 100 100 07 99 O 1 Ale par MIL IS 65 460 440 dls pa 6d 60 67 48 104 101 15 II 174 bi bi 5 6 bi 41 46 E 41 ga i 101 04014 11 s 4 st I 6 39 41 istsel -- ill; 100 106 11 If 4 A - Xlk 154 Ina 5 66 bi 108} xd 1191 g6i id 81. 13 4 i - pa tn dla id zd 7 851 0 04 zd LTHER REPORT. WIDNIIIDAY, AUGlffif V. II LX. D. g. 1 D. 9.0. L Z. 6. -- Num . Lassasii Uri= MINIM kitesosimi 30.42 57 66 8.8. W. 2 8 r 1 , 083‘8151..- UM 67 U B.W. 1 9 0 GaLwAY Sr 0.1! 2 .———— - - - Elrdirr% " 59.94 8! : : LIZ. I r 1 11ninuoos rzirlsoil %SI GO 60 B.H 1 0 2 110849044 Irsnionir 29.98 40 68 W. 2 r I JIMMY 29.96 SS 60 N.I. It o 2 WlTXurra 22.01 61 56 N.N.Z. 4 1r 0.00 4 90.919K005s 19.98 61 66 N.I. 5 c 2 Dorn 2891 46 II N.S. 2 0 2 IoNDON 19.97 68 66 15.11. 3 Y 611140211 . 29.97 91 66 I. 4 c 6 samosoosi: solos 67 66 8.8.3. 1 4 2 6518.0 30.05 58 66 B.i. 2 e $ nisasoLan 30.02 67 64 8.N.1. 2 b 1 3 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocii. The funds remain heavy, owing chiefly to the movement in Italy. Consols present a fresh reduc tion of 1-16 to per cent. English railway stocks have likewise given way, and foreign stocks are flat. There is not much change in prices, but the tendency is ur.favourable. At Paris, this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 68fr. 50c., being I per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, and 93 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 93 to k for cash, and 93 1-16 to 3-16 for the 4th of September. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 93, 1; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 151; Red Sea Te legraph, 211; India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081 ; ditto Bonds, 295. prem ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1031. Foreign stocks are flat, particularly Italian. The Turkish Loan of 1868 is dull, at 71 to 4, while the new Loan has fallen, the scrip being quoted lk to 1 die., and the paid up, 861 to I. Portu guese scrip is quoted 21 to 21 prem. ; Venezuelan, par to prem., being flatter ; Peruvian, Ito Of die., yesterday's rise being sustained ; Russian, par to prem. ; Egyptian, first issue, Ilk to 124 prom. ; ditto, second issue, 91 to 104 prem. Tran sactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 751. paid, 12, 4 prem., ex new, ditto paid-up scrip, 94, ex new ; ditto, second issue, 201. paid, 10, 4 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 684 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 291 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., scrip, 101. paid, 21 prem. ; Russian Five per Cents., 97 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents, 90, f ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 60 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, scrip 231. 10s. paid, 1 prem., par ; Turkish Six per Cents., 18154, 85 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 71, i ; ditto 1001. bonds, 731; ditto Six per Cents. 1862, scrip, 401. paid, 11, dis. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 664,1. Foos o'CLoci. Consols are quoted 93 1-113 to 3-18, or 93i, both for money and the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. On the Vienna Bourse distrust continues to be shown. The exchange has risen from 127.75 to 128.80. The final instalment of 9 per cent. falls due to day (Wednesday) on the Italian Maremmana Railway loan for 1,338,0001. The undermentioned loan instalments fall due next month, less the amounts already paid in full : - - Date. Loan. Amount. Sept. 1 Turkish lO per mot. „ 1 Egyptian, drat issue „ .... mead issue 20 „ „ 10 . *** Roan lO „ , 17 Peruvian The instalment on the first issue of the Egyptian Loan is the final one, and in reality amounts to only 4 per cent., as 34 per cent. will have to be allowed for the half year's interest. The payment on the second issue of this loan is also subject to a similar reduction. About 27,000/ , in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday, making a total of 244,000% since the last return. A further considerable amount is expected to be bought by the Bank during the present week. On the other hand, 110,000 sovereigns were with drawn from that establishment yesterday for trans mission to Constantinople, probably in payment for internal stock sold here. The next shipment of gold to Peru will not exceed 220,000/. There was no alteration of importance yesterday afternoon in the continental exchanges. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.184 to j ; ditto, 3 days, ILI6 to 4 ; Botterdam„ 3 months, 11.184 to 4 ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.424 to 71 ; Hamburg, am banco, three months, 13.84 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.17 j to 274 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.42 4 to 74 ; Frenkfeet-on-the-Maino, 3 months, 119 toj ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 344 to 4 ; Vienna, eff. So., 3 months, 13.00 to 13.15 ; Trieste, eft So., 3 months, 13.00 to 13.15 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to j ; Gad* 3 months, 494 to j, Leghore, 3 months, 25.53 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, '25.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 301 to 4 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1194 to 4 ; Messina, 3 months. 1194 to 4 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 53. At the ball-yearly meeting yesterday of the General Steam NavigsAon Company, the usual dividend of 144. per share, or at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, was declared. The Court of Chancery has ordered the contri butories of the British Exchequer Life Assurance Company to pay a call of 10s. per share by the 9th September, and the contributories of the English and Irish Church and University Assurance Society to pay a call of 2/. per share by the Ist September. Subjoined are the present quotations of in surance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance.—Allianos British and Foreign, 144 ; ditto Marine, 57 ; Atlas, 11 to 104 ; Globe, 994 ; Guardian, 514 to ; Imperial Fire, 336, ex die. and bonus; London, 431 to ; Merauitile Fire, 4j to 4 ; Ocean Markle. 154 Boa • is, 84 ; •Union, 263 ; Thames sad Money Marine, 44 to ; Universal Marine, 44 to 4. Docks.—Loodon, 60 to j to 60 to 4 ; Bt. Katharine, 584 to 9; Victoria, 97 to 1. Gas Light and Ceke.—Greet (Usual, 124 to 13 ; Imperial New, 66 to 4 ; London, Parliamentary, 29: 1 1 ; United General, 96 ; Westminster Chartered, 74, ex div. ; ditto New, 37, ex die. Omsk— Regent', (or Loudon), 244. Waterworks.—Berlin , si, ex div. ; Chalets, 234. TUESDAY EVILIfIIIG, Consols, wbichcloeed yesterday f, both for money and the 4th of September, opened this moning at the same notation, and closed at 94 to t: he official business report is as follows : Thr ee per Cent. Consols, for money, 93f, 1, i t , ; ditto for account (September 4), 94 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93f, ; New Three r Cents., 931, # ; Red ties Telegraph, 211 x; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto fur account, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture., 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 265., 29e. pram. ; Four per Cent. Refaced Rupee Par, NI ; ditto, Five-and-a- Half per Cent, 1111, pe 111. The India Five per Cent, stock was steady at 1081 to f ; India Bonds, at 965. to 295. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 18s. to 21s. prem. Only a moderate amount of business was done in foreign stocks. Turkish Bonds have declined about f per cent. Egyptian were firm, and even rather dearer. Mexican Bonds were in demand in the morning, and were marked as high as 29f, but closed scarcely better than yesterday. Peruvian Scrip has risen nearly f per out. Venezuelan and Portuguese Scrip, as well u Spanish Certificates, were rather dull. Italian Five per Cents. have again fallen 1 per cent, owing to the iwcertaintyfelt respecting the results of the Garibaldi movement. ALLEOLD CAMS Of YIILLOW FEVER IN TH TILAYI4.—For some days reports have been circulated that • vseesl had arrived in the Thames is which many deaths had occurred from yellow fever, or, as some recklessly asserted. " the plague." The actual facts, es may be readily iniagineci, were grossly exaggerated ; and it appear. on inquiry that the vessel in questioo— the screw steamer Yob* of London. from Nassau—arrived in Victoria Docks on Thurs day last. During her voyage eight deaths occurred, but it is ascertained that they did stall result from fever. Two of the deaths were of passengers—one of them being • Mr. Wycock, upwards of sixty years of age, who was a pawnor on board the Herald steamer, which was chased into Nusau. The lest death is stated to have happened several dayv ago, before the ship mane late the Channel, and there has not been • case of fever on board since. On pecan Gravesend, it is repreiented by the odlests that the ship was brought up by the customs authorities, mid after the nasal questions bad been put, she was treated pestique and • clearance cer tificate, and came up the river. On going into the Victoria Dock the curtains deemed it prudent to pet her under quaractine, sod DO poison oe board was allowed to leave for ahem until Seturdsy. The doctrinaire's foreman, who happened to go on board while the ship was being hauled in, was also detained. The (iodise of those who died were buret on Seitnrilay. Several were amongst the number who were kept en board ". .. " l / L e r captain and some others of the parterre an reported to hive left the ship off Dover. 11101SDAY. B.X. to W., moderate, variable, some rats. &B.E. to &W., and N.W., moderate to fresh. 8.8. W. to N.W., mode- IRELAND. Westerly, modeste to rate, rain in places. fresh, generally fine. Basterty to S. and W.. W. cEniut. As next above. light to fresh. B.&W. to N. N.W., &W.ENGLAND. Similar to above. moderate, some ahowere Easterly to M W., light &L ENGLAND. S.W. to N.W., mode, to fresh, generally rate to fresh, gone flne. rally flee. N.E. to S., moderate, E coin. As next above. fine. THE CABE or POISONING THROUGH MISTAKE OF • Comer.—Yesterday an inquiry was held at the Guy War wick Timers, Gray's-inn-lane, by Dr. Lankester, coroner for Central Middlesex, respecting the death of Patrick Parrett, aged 55, who, as reported, had died from the effects of • poison obtained at a chemist's in mistake for Epsom salts. Sergeant Hewson, SC, attended to watch the cue on the part of the commissioners of police. The jury returned the following verdict :—" That deceased died from the effects of oxalic acid, the said poison being given to him by mistake for Epsom salts ; and the jury oonaider that there has been great want of caution at Mr. Pound's establish ment, where the supposed salts was obtained, in the manner in which poisonous drugs have been left about." SERIOUS OKNIBUS ACCIDENT IN ST. Jams/fa mes; PICCADILLY.—Iast evening an omnibus heavily laden was proceeding down St. James's-street, when on its arrival nearly half way down, facing Howchin's Hotel, the vehicle suddenly upset. The pawners who were sitting on the top of the carriage were precipitated into the roa d, on some of whom the heavy vehicle unfortunately fell and crashed them in a shocking manner, while those inside were hardly lees favoured, the occupants of one seat being thrown upon their opposite companions. The broken glue, also, cut several persons very severely. Some limbs were broken, and all were more or less bruised. The driver was uninjured. The omnibus was an old one, newly painted, and put upon the road on account of the increased traffic. The vehicle was descending rather quickly down the declivity of the street, which was in a slippery condition, when the driver, to avoid driving into a boarding projecting into the road, turned suddenly, and the wheels of the off-side mounting the kerb muse the omnibus to tilt over. EXECUTION AT WAR.SAW.—A letter from Warsaw, of the 21st inst., in the indiprodaner., says :—"The execution of Louis Jarcezynski for the attempt on the life of the Grand Duke Constantine took place this morning at nine o'clock, on the glacie of the citadel, in of a crowd composed of about ten tho u sand persons, among whom were • largo number of women belonging to the middle classes. He was brought to the place of execution in a cart drawn by one horse, seated, and having beside him • Capuchin monk, holding • crucifix. On arriving at the toot of the scaffold the leo . tence was read to him, and be was covered with • long white draw which covered his bead ; in a few seconds hasten justice was satisfied. Thiel melancholy spectacle made a deep impression on the crowd, especially the female portion, but no disturbance took oleos. Jaroarynski had been eon damned by the court-martial to be shot, but the authorities charged with the revision of the trial ordered him to be deprived of the right' attached to his condition, and he was aerated by hanging." ISI 1 - ill I 10'I T 102 1 i _ a 18 1 - - 93 - Of 7i re. at Lae IIL Wad LILL Is. LLW 1 5111/11d ake. im:fd.l it 6 76 1.7.1 IF ~', 1