The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-13 00:00:00

• THE EXPRESS, WE DNFSD AY EVE NING, AUGUST 13, 1862. LAW INTELLIGENCE. Witness replied that he had no recollection of seeing him 1 FINES. -(THIS DAY.) • SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) DESENIIIRE STOCKS. J before this morning. X.. i iso. I stow. 1 - IKI I t.L Weft. I Saw. (THIS DAY.) The prisoner here said he reeollec am tidjoing into the °offer -0-. Two o'CLeoz. -...---, 111111614 St. fitillorth.ap.c.Jandloir , 100 91 100 - - Two &Ow= NM 11l Nestelk 4p.e./nar..104194. 1111 OS 18 hones, and some one must have him. He also felt 116 100 - The mining market is rather dull to-day, being Kill St. N. last. 49.04.7e5.ga51y rill some oce attempting to rob hint, an some one seized him! In the railway market to-day the principal -- st. geottlili 6 Seek On. et. DAT - - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. by the throat and tried to cut him. He did all he could to prejudi c ed by sales to meet differences on Wheal (Before Mr. Registrar Winslow.) prevent it, and was cut severel on both hands, as his Ludoott shares, at the settlement on Friihii. features are a fall of 1 per cent. in Great Wortern saw it W.MlffismiOx .-ato.n. Ice us 104 104 - a Stock, and a fresh rise of about 14 percent . in Great 1 e.g rOwNCIONT. worship would see. He denied over having a knife, or The shares in this mine are now rather firmer, at ni DOCED. This was • sitting for the proof of debt@ and choice of attempting to Use one against the witness. said i ..1 assignees in the matter of Henry Powncebi, the theatrical Caroline Jones,. the keeper of the coffeeehop, that to I Marie Valley are quoted 10i to 11. ; Western, Mort b e which isscaroe. London noas and hire No an rth d - ire. lac 1 Eastern C ount ies, an d DNS& IPs la. vetoes. I Roles. printer, of dl, lanniu-street, Goodman 7 n - fields, and of her little the for IN they all came into house a worse uor, East Cain Brea, I s } to I ; Wheal Uny, 7* Yorkshire ivo - - - L's. Mope-street, Bethual-gresn. and quarrelled about the payment for the coffee, dm, with to I ; Wheal Union, 44 to ; West To Sass , stocks have avanced } per cent., ammo; Straws/nig , while Caledonian shows a relapse of 4. 1 64 . 0 00' gt. Do. 4 p.et Pref. MI/ 100 - - - I The statement of accounts, which was not added up, which they had been served-amounting to a shilling. She 511 to 52* ; North Crofty,LOMA& 111.. last sea West ladle HO 110 UM to I ; M.B. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 1,688,310, St. i Lowden ISO - - - - I showed the debts to be about 6COI. Among the principal saw . them struggling together, and the prisoner drew some- Caradon, 46 to } ; and Wh Sithney and 954 to 1,• Great Western, 661 to 674, after being ze s s e s o z , a I St [Mimi= 100 56 IS sil - 1 creditors are Mr. James Powocebr. of Upper Eatonetreet, thing across the other man a face and blood immediately 0 Bowed f rom deep wound. She saw the knife produced ‘Atrumeal., 3 to 4- lOO - - - 1 Pimlico, 111/. Bs.. and Doughty, for oasts and damages in , a 100 46 IS - ...lions " Pownoeby • • Doughty " ad " Doughty v. ta ken 'run' the p risoner . • , In foreign and colonial mining shares business m yo ar rks k t i gk i ; o7 r d to bin too d, ; l3 B o o 4 eth to k at tr a° Bs hire te lin i l 1100 , .. 00 1 fi a t I lt m letons po ism 2 Idm per - * ' The latter made a rambling unintelligible statement is very slack. Cobra Copper have been dealt in at Powoceby." It was bankrupt's second • appearance in the London and South Western, 101 to 10i ; Cade- I court, and he attributed his difficulties to the fact of a about the affair, and he was remanded for •• week. ' 214 to I, being dull. nisi; 109 to* ; Great Northern, 125 to 126 ; and MOND& DOVIZSMIRT 1111OURITIBIL venlict going against him in an action of law. I Eastern Counfies, 591 to 60. ie. Oh_ I 1110313. IP4 I CA. pekes. I Was. Mr. Bath, of Leman-et/set, Whitecbapel, was chosen LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ' Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted asbiguee. Mr. Neal is solicitor to the proceedings. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. .6p.a,1972-111 . 1110 104 100 - (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) ___.„.„.___- a- 3 13-10 1.0 15 - 18 prem. ; Antwerp and Rotterdam tit. - ., :: . • :: p e. e smen t .. uss4 aga - _ _ i RE 6LAUM AND RANIIIIRE PIT iu.scrraio nimeases.) MA RH-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Railway shares are rising. •• Do. 6 Dor cLi s on.H.tug lOO 112 105 xd - - - Do, spar ct.Marikp 100 101 109 ....- ( This was a sitting for examination sod discharge. The ORDINARY MU= AND STOCKS. De. I per cent. The weather continues fins, although occasionally dull bankrupts, Cornelius B. Skull and Chas. Banbury, were WOLVERHAMPTON MEETING. and cloudy. The wind to-day is from the west. gh. IPd I RAILwATIL Pet Bair .. Dm& par °sotto Stock 100 95 96 pea I estonC el Ito l i"ay Aalk . MO Hopeep.M.lB72 100 109 100 - i merchants of No. 4, Little Torrerstreek (THIS DAY.) The ar mi . ily of English t wheat and Boor this week is again as all Wu, Wei. anSear VeA. •3 do. MO ISO 112 114 7 The unsecured debts are 3.0934 ; secured , 3 . 890 4 ; Ha - Barley„ an d oats short. Beans Id -•-••• - • Da do 18P1 101 111 US bilities on bills discounted, 3,284/. The easels comprise• I Ili: .. New Brunsw.Gov.6 p. a. 100 IN 106 - geed and doubtful debts about ea ; bad, 9431. ; property THREE YEAR OLD BIENNIAL f3TAKES. Mile cat improved ; Scotch and Irish, mi. The foreign sup. N. 1011 ,Mirk.laa.,llCbselswe. ... sw ply is small of wheat, American, and remainder .N. B.Waleatilv. a. 100 NI 100 1 given up to assignees, 171. ;in the hands of creditcra, aad half. 4,0891. Equator and Dusk are here. Dantxic. Flour, a few Americo barrels. Barley, I °,„ 11 ..,......._ 3 4 6Bl =___ _ r .... .. , urn lO9 99 99 1 99 1 a small quantity, Danish, Hanoverian, and Black a is i =TT._ _ F_ss" . ss .. -! ..! -. . = Mr. Sargood, for the assignees, asked that further Sc- PAID FORFEIT.-Proof, Tadwoeth, Chandelier, Paradox, . sac Data a large arrival, Russian , Swedish , Danish, sk in = .l.. aa =NW i lg oe 1, 74 1 1 1 9 ; 9 ..,,- -.. New . 7.2::d 0 par cent IGO IF/ 109 - ...• •.. Do. 6p. c.,13n to 1876 100 501 100 - counts; should be supplied by slsian to show the state of Ethel, Therm" aad William Tell. we; - Nova Scotts 4p. a 1875 100 104 106 106 arid Dutch. Two cargoes of peas from Prussia. A good so an Oak and Bandon-. - ... -.- his a ff airs when Hanbury joined him in October, 1861. BOROUGH MEMBERS' PLATE. Straight half mile. supply of linseed from Black Sea. Other grain in small 10 all 0011UW11/2 6l 7 - fleabag embarked 2,0001. in the business, which was Sane . Lady Chides, Marko. Bradfield, Astarte, KonlearaFa supply. 10 all Do. J A podia. until e 1 2 .-. Do. do. 6p. c. Al Ap aO. 100 108 104 1091 1 Mr. Ernest Read, for Shun , contended that no benefit ai m Gu l yon , g ee Nymph, and Q ueen of Clubs ere 1 n to su Do B 10.4.1=o& 6 11 The wheat trade to-day is firm, at the prices of Monday, 60 a ..,,:„._ __ T __ ,_ _ -. - •• • • • • ........ ..: vic .Lust. o„ o4 , v.: j p.. a. c. da llosde o 1 100 00 1 1 011 04 1 10. 10 1081 would result from additional accounts being ordered. Every h em , English and foreign ; new &Wish obtained on Monday 58s. n a ll "`" ) .;l7=, . 6 ,, 4 1: •:, it - theirn which the bankrupts had had been given up to p a n t pplaggn._paisgpx, Rateable, Commander, an d to 635, per qr., some samples being very fine, others in- R. ise gum AIX; pr - BRITISH MINI& creditor.. The bankrupts had not the means of p er m A m ., different. K. 100 /wears Commas ..- . 69 00 , - No. Igh. 1 Maim I PL IQ. prises I WM , paying accountants, and if the accounts were required let the St. UM Lama Union, Stook • A 67 60 - HOLYOAKE STAICES. Mile end half. Flour trade quiet to-day without alteration in value. tt.llo - Alfred Caw "meek SAS - - - assuguees supply the bankrupts with the means of furniahing Barley for grinding an improving demand, and 6d. dearer ot. 1 011 Do. Stooks 37 40 36 1 them. Wynnstay, Coronet, Duke Rollo, Millionaire, and Satan. 10 all l as t Suffolk - 0,1160 90 8,1166 Dos IS - - than last week.oil 14 116 -. - The Commissioner told th e parties they would be assisted ails am here-114. 1•5 , Idleburge and °leave 87 SS - Oats. a good trade doing at Monday 's quotations. as. us Idlebro',Porth, Demise 284 I% - 1,484 .. Dsv. O. Oott.aar . r.) 1 446 us ad :in the office of the official assignee, and directed an adjourn- CHILLINGTON STAKES. Straight half.mile. Beans and pesii quite as dear. le all Raft and Was Jose. - - - 61 .. goat Beret t meat foe further accounts to be filed. Barchettina , Vivid, Fluke, Abernethy , Golden Seeda -Supplies contracted and prices looking higher. 81, 100 Oisagow II IL Widen 104 106 - El .. lest Caradoo lDla6kl 40 47 - RR WILSON. Drop, Stockbroker, Tamps, and Herdsman are here. Linseed rather dear. 10 all Weak Naiad Swami 135 140 -. 41, - Zed Can Brea This was an adjourned exornination meeting. The bankrupt, CLEVELAND CUP. Twice round. FLOATING CARGOES without change from Monday. 11. 100 Orest Northers 481 .. Orambler 43 M. Aubyn. 01* 164 27 - - Henry Wilsotawas a builder of Canterbury.place, Lambeth. Caledon Dusk, Athentone, Millionaire, St. Bernard, WRIAT.-Estglish: Beet and Kent, white, new, 48e. tc 114. 1 1 , °° D°• 00 11. w nr",, 97. ° 3 1 : 1 5• nit m i " 7 , 7 36 120 6,000 .. Oast lona To .. 17e. 4 It appeared that accounts required on the last occasion en d o p hal e me h em. 57e.; ditto, fine old, -o. to - s.; ditto, red, new, 475. to 555., . . teo us , ameba•west, aim) tor 100 - 6.908 .. O. Irlt Tor (listersal.. 40 se - - had not been rendered and the meeting was adjourned. ditto, fine old, -a to -a ; Norfolk, Az., fine old. -s. to es, lee 43...4 wain. en 651 gra apa 7 8000 Grenville - °T"KR ARRIVALL-Ellen Cowan, Diana, Tre j "°* ' S p " ' -a; red, -a to -s. Foreign : Diseteic, s.lia. to 59a.; M. 101 DoNearVelees.lak. 16 67 - 1,024 .. Herod s-Foot ll. la. 41 43 - - -_ box, Ross, Vulture, end Ash ranches e. new , 0,000 .. NINON Doyle 44 14s. 1 3 _ THE POLICE COURTS. fine, 58., to 596; extra, 59., to -a • Konigsberg, 525. he Ilk 100 lasaniaren irk/84 . 1011 1911 1011 57..; ditto, extra, 575. to 58a.; Rosto ck,; extra, 54e. to 66e.; k li k 160 INN. Ina / 191 WY 411 01 00 - 1 an 6, 994 000 .... Ws Bertha LULL May Wean 97 41 43 1 - (THIS DAY.) YARMOUTH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Mecklenburg , i 535. to 575. i Cc/cermet , k di ... tto, cans. -e. ; n o. wo n. American . le, 54 0 . to 574.; aitto, red, 30s. to DOS.; °all' 12 4 1 7 na 4ll a all 47 0. 1 e 0 =lasi SI, 114 Inedeandkelk aft 96 061 96 1 I 61. le. 10} 101 - dian, 50s. to 56e. 12e an D ui l e rt= ... II - BOWIO.IOOOOOO d. Howse Ore ta , 1 Wins - -•- INNKKEPEJAS' PLATE. Half • mile. BA/a.m.-English malting, -s. I. -a. ; See, -a ; 86. 100 Winter 101 101 - !AN .. N. Innen (Mope) -STRUT. Mermaid, Dark Lady, iust, Dr. Pussy, Exactitude, grinding 275. to tie ; and distilling, 30s. to 31s. per qr. ;11 MI Leadowlear= -•- - awe .. N. vrh. Baelet ( Slopin) II 96 n4l - A MITT FELLOW. Susan, Deerfoot, and Reviver an here.4o 45 - 6,040 .. North Wheel Cron/ • •• UAL 3* 4 - Ali Abdallah, a native of Africa, a street adventurer, ENTRY FOR THE STAND STAKES. foreign - getnding, 25a. to 29e.; ditto distilling, 29a. to 31.1. 134 100 Dn. IN Maur.-English, Ere: and Norfolk, 595. to 635. ; lino as 10 Mead m ilaw " "l44l6wwilwb ar.....ws... " 4 33 5 - - IMO _ Par Cons. (St. . 14 6 8 1,110 le Provkliese (U.=). 16.6.7. 41 63 - and a frequent defendant at the metropolitan polies courts, pesetitude, Vedette c, and Court largish All are here. 63e, to 67a ; Kinpton and Ware, 655. to 685.; brow., k . asa wia.=........., 120 13.1 1301 1 u„000 .. Oan. Illa. Oe. 1 - - was brought before Mr. Henry, charged wi th causing an 50s. to 58s. 611 a 2.16 Do. New ll Ipm -pm M.. r=a (nt. Cllserl.. 15 tat 313 - Witham.ENTRY FOR THE VISITORS' PLATE. o a batructioo in Holborn, and with assau lti ng Inspector • 0 ra.-English feed, 26a. Oct to 29.. Od. ; potato It 101 Do. Am a D 4, 37• • 00 101 - 4000 .. S. Cara Itrea (Illosisa ~5 111,65 2) 3 - Dark Lady, Pat 71b ; Mermaid, Bat 41b ; Antouelli, 406 .. S. W. frame (Masa) WAWA. 100 106 - 30a. to 34a ; foreign, 275. to 325. 10 all MM. 03 We. (In) Thomas Witham, inspector of the F division, stated that 741116 ; Swindler , 7st 41b ; Flatten, Cist. All are here. .16 all Yid Inn - he BLAB& -En g lish tlck, 4."0 3154. ; harrow' 388 t° 388 ' 'so all Newcastle and Owllek - 9,000 6 TarnarfilltLeadMa.C 4 i 11 1 - be saw • crowd assembled round the prisoner in Holborn, on Oran ARRITU.S.-liefuge, Swindler, Tuba Cain, and pi l lows , me, to 39a ; foreign, 30., to 32a ; tick, 11,030 10 ?to - • evening, and several persons having complained Beaten Princess. 36 6 . to 375. ; Konigsberg, 38s. to 39a. ; • 321. to 33.. ii di m aaaaa _w airaw as o ; _, ... •. 18,000 .. val et Sowe ( M Its. e d . - _ to witness of the nuisance caused by him, he went up PRAL-English boilers, 40s. to 415.; wt• and blue, 40s. 11, 190 Norfolk to the prisoner and desired him to go away . At that to 43a. ; maple, -a. to -a. ; grey, 36a. to 38e.; hog, 38s. k 100 North Britian - time the prisoner was dancing and singing on the TERRIBLE DEATH OF A VETERAN WATERMAN to Ku . ; f ore i gn. 1,4 e. to 35 e. 11 1. all North Devon W.& D - •-•- 400 .. Nest Ilstas - pavement. On being spoken to he abused witness ON THE RIVER. et. 100 N. llosawa-Barwlak . 96 S 9 HI -EU .. Wb. Bae , eatir a l i Ai 90 86 _in the most filthy language, for although a foreigner he was FLOUIL-Euglish town,44a. to 46a; ditto fine, 475. to 515.: is lee b a. G . N . Lp.: 1 4dy -we sot .. Wb. Daner _._ I _ 6 62 1 6 3 country, 425. to 43a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. to 39a.; e t. a Do. /4 . 6 .... . 6 , 1 coss .. Inc so imams, 7 t 1 • - - completely vaned is the language of Seven Dials. He sc. INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) French, -a to -s. pet sack ; Ut, 28s. to 29a. ; et, 100 Da. York _.. 116 VI - LIN .. 7 78. glity Ms. Lebst) 1.7.5. 91 1 compaoied this abuse by spitting in witnem's face no fewer This mornin Mr. Henry It. Walthew, the deputy Canadian. 264. to 295. : Spanish. -L e w -s. Is. 100 N a m . L* ... ..... 105 106 - 4,800 .. Wheel Ls 2.10.8 11 It 11 1 - than eight times, till he (the inspector) became actually .tsar .. w. own Am, (lim000.) 8 if 14 sick. The prisoner had been in custody on similar charges the adjourned inquiry at the Town of IMDIAN 001U1.-White, 31s. to 335. ; Tallow 29e. to 31s. 10 6 Do Mew i ~1 Dm 7 , 1 ,-- I,,esp .. WIL nelowsoy flaas.) 7 16 17 ; Berdj. Mg toe Nate Siofordahles.... _si - before. of Tavern, High-stnet, Wapping, touching the PLOATI7IO Cattoose, all C. F. and death of amts White, aged 79 years. anski and Mariano*, per 49Sb", 45e. to 475. ; Ghirka, 45a I! ,„„el. , 11 2 141,61 •Wiagralm. 19 6 lit Police-constable F 100 proved a former conviction against Tom White, the cele b ra t e d tension, sod landlord of the to47a ; Polish Odessa, pe 480iba, red, 395. to 41a. ; whit, '''• •"" nreelttieenWen """' --- - -. NOZZION MUM. the prisoner for the same o ff ence. Is all Peebles - -. The prisoner was brought before Mr. Hall a few weeks Grapes Tavern, New Grave )- la se w Shadwell, stated that the -; Danube and Galata, 355. to 41s. ; Sapless. so all pressweeth „...„,,,, .. - Ne. I lb. I NOM I Pit la. pekes. 1 Sales. dimmed was his father, and plied a boat at Wapping Old 295. to 335. Barley : Egyptian and Syria" per 4001b5. , tO all 1111pasey - ... NM 111 Anneellaa hickh charged with begpng in the streets. On that occasion Stain for a livelihood. Deceased was in good health until 2 1., to 22a. ; Odessa and Dieu* do., 225. to ni. Bemis : 1111. lee gotelish Owned - 7 5.115 1 Don Aesont,_Dtabli..l sill 1 1 - e told the magistrate that he had just been clischarged from th e ti me o f hi e d ea th, - NON a eras& LANLOe. en - a ship at Chatham, and that he was robbed of 21., which Egyptian , par 4801b5.,30a to 31s. Maiz : Odessa and Maass, is. MO SeoiMsb N. Z. Abecatk. 46 47 Thomas Mo rm on, of No. 26, Kiepland-road, said he en- per 4921 be., 31.. Oil. to 32a. ; Ibroil and Bulgarian, per 110 . Bo "' l ee" Midleut •• .. • • 1" 106 - ".26.000 I Ovule 811Tes - u. 100 fdireneldr• Onion was all the money he had. Mr. Hall directed inquiries to be pee d c 1....t 0 terry him across from Mill-stairs, Bar - 4801ba, 31s. Od. to 32a. ; French, do., -4. to -s. ;to e ll gualmboirb a gm a ;;W 67 49 - 11,000 40 Clobro Copper MI 21 TS rue i made at the " Sailors'i Home," to which the prisosser was - 10,1100 10 Catnaps ( La) - conducted dy on the afternoon in question, to Wapping. When American, do., 295. to 30s. ; Egyptian, -s. to -a ; but he was at once identified there as a man of k 100 Smith Devoe Ft rr - la RON 1 Don Meeatan Donor all I I - ill repute, to whom neither assistance nor shelter could be they reached a tier of vessels about midatream they saw a SEED& seed, per qr. 34., to 50s. ; Hemp. R. No 140eth leases __ _ 161 s*t eh es.eoe s Ewa Del Itor(Uoilted) 1 Ipm - Aram tug towing the Tweed schooner towards Hoare's seed, per qr., to 50s._; Multsrd seed, per buabeh It. 1011 South Wass 66. WI - U,600 2 Fortuna (LIMO - gives. Wharf, adjoining the entrance of the London Docks. The white, fe. to fts. ; brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., 611. 10 I. Yarns& i River Duo 96 100 - 96,600 110 General all 11 13 - i n ; lir. Henry, after remarking upon the filthy nature of the 6 7 _ deceased was row' gas fastu he could, and attempted to pass crushing, 6es. to 66e. ; Linseed cakes, English, per to n, b ) d i 10010 NW NAN 1 rit. Northern assault, and on the great inconvenience caused by obstruct- - ate. Asstralio= 1.1 2 01 Ms - between the tier il some barges, and whilst he was doing so 111. Oa. to 12/. Os. ;_ American, thin, in bele., per ton, : i i i i ...dd.,• ,„,. : = 4 „, , ,, ing the streets in the present crowded state of Londoe, fined the schooner approached them rapidly. Witness jumped 121. Chi. to 1.21. 1.0 a.; do., in bep,ll.l. 08. to 111. 10s.; Baltic, k l eo Ta g, T a l. - the prisoner 201., and in default he was committed for four. - MOW 8 liaisons - out of the boat on to a barge, and endeavoured to pull the 01. to 0/. Os. : Marseilles, 101. to 10/. 10s.: Rape cake., 6/. gi all Mee .........., ...... asi - 10,000 I • Luatealan - teen days. amed out ; but deceased was crumbed by the schooner Otto 71. • Tares, per bushel, winter, Bs. to 9a. Od. ;Rape 11 ell De. ... ....... ...... 1t IMe - Mau 1 ' Ilarlyulta ininl 1 r r db z CLERKENWELL. against th e bow of th e barge, and he was jammed quite seed, English, per gr., 64.5. to 72a. Lie A Der - 83000 1 IN.RbleaC.of a ULM) DITIAKINED AMBIT 70 COMMIT BUICIDE -COMMITTAL fb,t , en d hi e b ee t w ee crushed to pisces. Several loots put ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM AUG 11 TO AUG. 13. et 1 " VI" se risk _t; i t i - MOW so POOtgibaud an Terum 1 • , - - FOR TRIAL. 00,000 A Part Phillip 1 1 , 1 14 ad! - off • and the deemed was carried ashore to the Crooked Was. HistrAins, a tall powerful-looking man, aged 52, &L e t o uhite.h ou s e , where Kr, Wood, the surgeon, pro Wheat English and Scotch. Irish. Foreign. 4 64, 1 77 ," w V 106 " 1 . 4 097770,73 a15. 0 21 . 16 . 0 ~, 7 , 620 - . 1 !Santa Barters Gold M j i Pm, - described as • modeller. reeding at 10, Drummondoreacent, eennc;-,d life extinct, Harley to t e l l at: 100 W.Rszeispoolftarb.daD - - limn 1 'Scottish Austin. (Um) 10a. lees - Somers - tows , was charged before Mr. Barker with Robert Henry Pope, • waterman, said the schooner was Oats - •' " St 1110 Ditto =39 21 - 11.000 20 ,'lllloha 4.1 Roy (Lim) la - 66.174 1112,117nfted Mesh= all 61 71 I - attempting to commit suicide by cutting a vein in his arm. 9580 being towed up the river by a steam tug. She was round- n 0,,., lady . f 0 m k s : f ore ' s . , a . a a s, 3,40 b arre l s. St. WS DON Si N - wenn 1 F Wnythi nu .1.3m.1 all i 5 - Inspector Fraser S don, handed lathe following in' and came athwart the berm. He saw the deceased in 41.000 2 .Yudaussoutana (12m.) ell 24 10 - letter,.which was Lund io the prismier's room :-" I love tin-. -,...1 - i........._ - 1..* - YORININ RAILWAY& DEMMER= ATTEMPT TO COMMIT BOICIDR. —COMMITTAL FOR TRIAL Wm. Madan., a tall powerful-looking man, aged 52, described as a modeller. residing at 10, Drummond.creacent, Somers-town, was charged before Mr. Barker with attempting to commit suicide by cutting a vein in his arm. Inspector Fraser, 8 division, handed in th e f o ll ow i ng letter, which was found in the prisoter's room :—" I love her. My blood. My wife lives at 16, Exmouth-street, Hampstead-road. It is all through her. God bless her and all the children. Good by to all. God bless all." Police-constable Thompson, 70 8, mid he was called to the prisoner'. room, and found him lying on the bed in a hinting condition from loss of blood. Mr. J. H. Banks, surgeon. was called, and he certified that he found the prisoner bleeding profusely from a vein in the right arm, and fainting from lose of blood. He found that the vein bad been cut with a rasor. The prisoner was only discharged from the Marylebooe police -court three weeks since on the charge of attempting to destroy himself by strangulation. Turner, the gaoler, said the prisoner was charged at this court about three years ago with a similar offence. The prisoner maul he was sorry for what he had done, but it was all through his wife having left him. The wife, a hard-working looking woman, said, in answer to the magistrate, that the prisoner was a drunken fellow, and Lad sold her home and her son's clothes. She was com pelled to leave him through his ill-ussge. She thought he was out of his mind. He was always threatening her life. Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoner to Newgate for Robert Henry Pope, a watormaa, said the schooner was being towed up the river by • steam tug. She was round ing. and came athwart the bargee. He saw the deceased in his boat with the last witness, but never heard an one call out. It was Hood tide at the time, and the deosa had not time to get out of the way of the schooner. By the Coroner—lt was quits right for the deceased to pus between the tier of vessels and the bargee. Richard John Rain, • pilot, of Gravesend, said that he was on board the schooner at the time of the accident. The schoooer had turned round before deceased was crushed. Witness never saw the deceased until after the accident. Heard the captain halloo out to some one, but could not recollect what he said. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (mom oos owN couNoroNoorr.) 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Brow MATIL Mobs prissy. 71 7f In consequence of the receipt of the American news, the market has been rather dearer, and the sales will probably foot up 6,0.;) bales. 1! 'An of Ili SO 101 111 ro. *b. I WORSHIP-STREET. aAVAog OOTB.CI BY ♦ CEPTII. Joseph Coulton, 30, described on the police sheet as an engine driver, and living in the High-street, Bow, waa charged before Mr. Cooke with violently assaulting and wounding Olympus Mathews. The complainant said-1 sin also en engine driver, but in Australia, whence I recently came to visit the Exhibition, and intend to return speedily. At present I am lodging at the Metropolitan-chambers, Albert-street, Mile-end. The prisoner is a perfect stranger to me as tar as I know, at any raw I have been eight years abroad. Lut night I was in the Whitechapel-road when a crowd was coming out of a theatre, and, while looking at the people, I suddenly received a terrible blow oo the jaw which laid me in the gutter. Before I could rise another blow fell on my shoulder, and aa I turned I saw the prisoner with an up- Mks' crutch striking at me. I raised my arm and caught that blow on my shoulder. but the crutch broke in two so great was the force with which it fell. I called for help and a policeman came up. Mr. Cooke— Do you suspect that the prisoner purposed robbery Co,nl really can't say. I certainly bad a few pounds in my pocket. I'ri3ouer2You say th►t I struck you with the crutch— how could that be when I required it to lean upon Witless—Yon were leaning upon one and hitting with the other. By the Foreman—l rtarboaided the helm, and I never heard anyone on board exclaim " Jump out , you will be killed." MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL—The market for West India continues quiet; prices are in most cases under those of last week. Mauritius sold at easier rates : brown and low grey, 28s. 6d. to Its. 6d.; genial brown and yellow, 36a. to 40s. ; native Madras, 28.. td . to 295. ; and Bengal low to good middling white Became, 40s. 6d. to 425. tid. Refined continues dull of sale. TU.—The market continues inactive. 4 p. 4141 21 21 14 141 By the Coroner—l am of opinion that the deceased did wrong by going between the tier and the barges at that time. Mr. Edmund Wood, surgeon, of No. 13, Globe-street, Wapping, said the deceased was shockingly crushed and death must have been instantaneous. Verdict—" Accidental death." Corru--The demand for colonial continues active, and firm prices are readily paid ; low middling and middling Plaatatioo Ceylon sold at 84a. 6d. to 88.. ; ordinary smell to good Native Ceylon, 68s. 6.1. to 73. 6d. hats—There is • steady but not an active demand at firm pr• Bengal white sold at 10s. 6d. to 12a. 6d. for middling. and at 10a. 6d. for heated. SAN PA ULO (BRAZILIAN) RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) The fifth ordinary meeting was held at the London Tavern, thin afternoon ; Mr. Romurr A. MEATH in the chair. The report was taken u read, and In moving its adoption the CHAIKMAY stated that after some negotiations the Brazilian government had agreed to give the contractors the sum of 25,0LW. for every six months the line was finished before the commencement of the year After some conversation the report was received and the proceedings terminated with • vote of thanks to the chairman. 10,0:41 10,006 Woo° a.etal 10.000 611±.780 RuiLnA limited business is doing at 6rm prices. Deme rara. 1.. 6d. ; Leewards, is. sd. to is. bid. sAurrritsooatkousedull of sale. Corro;l7-1.17,74;17;0f In — potieue• are reported. Jere.—The market is firm at full prices. Hosp.—St. Petersburg clean is quoted firm at 351. 15e. ; Riga Rhine, 361.15 a. ; Manilla, 231. 10s. to 271. 10s. 16 I Azikskteelcea Ithse 10 Atlantic 0/. 8t.(2 ) Se Australian ditrieni. •• • • 10 Berlin Waterworks , 6 Bombay Gas, Limited St Ilrit. a Irish Si Do. II I vern.Ulll6oo Sly Lad St. IL Maas IL Prelersom It Da 6µd. Pap. Deb 16 ILlodis d Lon. %hippos lisetledialrrbt.di Cana: ▪ lissaris 6 Ins. sadtst ir tii.. 1$ 0111. Item Navinati.o I Great Nap (Llsolted)_ 1 Do. 170 per rent. rreL 6 Loa. Dl of TeL lon. Gm. Omnibus (10. 10 Lon.6s.lre.Dlz.TeL ,L) 16 Madras & Canal 10 Meat's. IL Tel. ithri.) 16 National Discount Co 10 SertmddaCosldtlrona: 6 N etbortsn tis L. p. a. 100 N. Brum. &N. boot. 1 N. Brit. austreleslas 1 Oriental Cits In /alto. In. gisn. (ILL) 6 Ottoman Gas St. 'Peel Sim Lead& les 10 Pee*. sod Odes. Mum SO Do. Nee * &See & Ind. Tel. GAS se Isepereey boo 111 Do. New 15 Rio dolma CltLlnt.(l ) 25 Do. lose loyal Mail Steen SL Scottish Amt. larnsim IS South Australian Land 1 Submarine LI. Sena TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY). The market it quiet. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 48s. 6d. ; August. new, 495. 6d. ; September, 50s. ; October to December, 50s. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the demand good for last year's growth and fine 1858's and 1859'5, for which rather higher prices are obtained. Mould 000tinues to spread in Mid Kent. Worcester is gone into blight and past recovery ; all the other districts are programing well. Si el, 1 34 401 .7 147 -PS I II T lie a 44 1 BRITISH 10 11 NO 11 St N St IC lurwara The crutch broken in two was produced by Wilkins, 213 who said—l b ear d a cr y o f " P.dice," and found com plainant lying in the road, prisoner standing over him, and this (the crutch) at his feet—it was then uit is now. The prisoner said. " I suppose you thought that a cripple could not cut you down. ill let you know yet what it is all for." Another crutch which he now has was lent to him at the statimphonse. ei: I ii tel 1 al M 'Been. Bar. &43.1a4.29.0. 2 Do. New W Buffalo alLsksainrotal 141 15k IS IS * I s* 10e 01 10 4 pin ln.Grangin. Tandy, divisiocal surgeon of the H division— The complainant has a laoerated wound on the left side of the lower lip, which is cut completely through ; it extends to the corner of the mouth and the lower jaw. He has a cootused wound on the left shoulder, greatly swollen, also a contusion ou the lower end of the right fore-arm, another on the back of his hand, the upper lip is also split. He has lost a considerable quantity of blood, and is in a very bad condition from the effects of the injuries, ne 33 1 dim 7 1 7 1 10 ; 10 tli tie 110010N11. Mail isitTer. M 0 ill 10 8 6 4 Do emiis:.it.&Goarioe I pax NU. Auto LION H. OD Du Julyl,, lan, ditto N Do. June 1374 ditto DO (UNION, & 11. gostoru DO Nu, T.&Dook 6 p.e.gus luilorn Bengal DO Ural IncUan 2 Do. G. Es - Woke Do. H. do DO? Grind Trunk or c.nooda _ too g RIO a tale a 100 i Si. I( Do. pa at. Prof. .. Do.oke.Pref.e=as. Daiwa' et Do. I par al LM.... Da do. leaf... . — AD I Do. ele. I di. r Do. Now Do. January, 1302 .. et 11. Of !Daft g. 6 y. ct. DI. WoTa Canada, alum W Da.4lp.oildapay76,w.op all Do. 6. do.. 77..1Lnp. 60 Do.alo.ctlata.tay.7B 1 Indian Drub Undid le yr Madras Doc par at. M Do. do. Da. al past al. aon.. PO clgouda W 17. pronawlek & Canada Complainant, whose head and face were bandaged, and his left arm in a sling, added—l really believe that the ear. rice of my left arm is gone. The priamier made uo defence, end was remanded foe the completion of depositions and attendance of witnesses, Mr. Cooke remarking tint such an outrage as this waa totally beyond the limits of his power to deal with. 78 62 zd 76 70 76 79 101 106 1:11 11r,i 1 106 Pal 21 t pa 72 61 116 64 66 SI $4 40 42 SO Id SO 33 105 103 9 15 101! LP i2. 17} ttt 8 11. 97 100 MARLBORO UD H.STREET. EXTVINIVE EMBILLZLENVIT. FroneisSidney, Holding. secretary to the Universal Ad vertising Company (of which Mr. John Caldwell is the representative), Dean-street, Soho, was charged with em bezzling several sums of money, in all about 2001. Some evidence having been given the prisoner was remanded. Tit -kn pnso —s. per had been in the employ of M r . Caldwell, the well proprietor of the Aasembly ROOMS, in Dean street, Ike., about three years, and his defalcations are aid to extend urer a great pertlon of that time. 4: Ili SOUTH WA RK. ATTCNYTED NITBDER IN A come-Hover- A singulardooking man, named Augur/rot Francis Murris, was brought before Mr. Humber's. charged with cutting end wounding George Cballoner in a frightful manner, at the Essex Toffee-hours, Blackfriars-road. The prosecutor, whose bead was enveloped in handers*, mid whose left cheek had been cut in a severe manner, said he was an engineer. Between 1 and 2 this morning he went, with two females, into the Flex Coffee-house, Bleckfriars road, and met the prisoner there. He had some coffee, and the priaurr offered to call for some and pay for it, but be refuted afterwards to do so. Witness told him of his promise, when they had some words, and afterwards they caw to blows. While witness was struggling with him the primmer put his band into his right hand isomers pocket, pulled out • asap knife, the blade of which he opened, end drew it across his face on the left side, the Prisoner exclaiming at the time, "11l have yoar life," and aiming at his throat. Witness called out for help, and struggled hard to get the knife away ; and after beg cut severelr he succeeded in doing so. Mr. &velum caked if he knew the prisoner before dam • cap. au. Ds. do. _Laud 40. ii ipla Do. (Tx 13010. clO: ag ap Do. do. TAnd do. 100 N. R. of Canada' p. a it 100 "dude IS 16 Do. 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Ili ►iar/ la 7 2 016 4 6 14 12 pool I pa 1 12 14 ik 76 72 11 16,E zd 18 20 6 6 26 29 i Eta liii is as_ at_ _ 108 7 -41 - 111 1 i Ms lilasrezzla i Ipm I Ms ft pa n 14 Tea TRA(:EDY NEAR DONCASTER.—Mr. MUTSU, the coroner for the Doncaster district of the West Riding, has held an inquest respecting the death of William Smith Savage, who died from injuries inflicted by his cunt hand after attempting the murder of a young woman named Tyne, at his master's house, near Doacuter. The evidence shows that the deceased had assaulted the young woman and attempted to commit a criminal assault upon her. Not succeeding in accomplishing this, he took • gun and discharged the idiot it contained at her. As soon as he had done this he asked her to kiss him, as " he was going to die by her aide." She refused, and then in the premium of two persons he took off his bat, coat, waistcoat and neckerchief, and pulling • razor out of his pocket he cut his throat. Even after he had inflicted the deadly wooed upon himself, he followed the girl to the cottage to which she had been removed, with the open razor, to cut her throat. A verdict of No deft was returned. A MAlt BUNTED ALIvE IN • CoaLrrr.—A dread ful colliery accident happened at Mr. N. H. Smacker's Walthew.house Colliery, near Wigan, on Monday last, by which one man lost his life, sod another received severe in juries, which, however, are not expected to prove fatal. Four men were employed to widen and heighten the main air way in the Cannel Mine, and were busy at work on Monday, removing some metal in the centre of the air-way, when • portion of the roof, 12 feet in length and 3 feet 6 in thickness, suddenly gavel way and fell upon them. Two of the men maned without receiving any injuries, but a dataller, named John Parkin son, • man about sixty years of age, was buried alive, and another dataller named James Sharrock was buried under the debris for about half an hour, when he was extricated, and it was then found that besides being bruised on various parts of his body, his left arm was broken above the elbow. Some of time elapsed Ware Parkinson was extri cats& aM he was then quite dead. AN hIPCDIINT Imroerms.—A case of imposture his just come to light in Warrington. A man of the name of Doncuter, who resides at No. 20, Orford-strut, in that town, and a basket maker by trade, married • young woman whose father went to Australia when she was only two years of age. His name was Ed ward Kelly; and • few days ago a person representing himself to be the said Edward Kelly paid • visit to Doncaster's, stated that he had amamed a great amount of wealth at the antipodes, by means of gold diggiog, and that he had converted his " dust " into current ems, which was then lying at the railws.y station. Of course, this was happy sews to the Doncasten. Mrs. Doncaster was delighted to see her long-lost parent, and he was provided with lodging , for the night, and entertained with all the hospitality that , the house could afford. The next morning be went with a , son of Doncaster's towards the railway station, but sent him some distanotiont of his way with • letter to the post office, after which the fellow was nowhere to be found, nor hem he bees beard of since. He sucomded in carrying away with him • cloth coat, value 20a., • pair of boots, and • mall sum of money, the property of Doncaster. The im postor, who is an Irishman, about fifty years of age, had by some means obtained a very meant* and extensive know ledge of the family of Mrs. Doncaster. who came from Ire land, and employed it as a means of imposing ape the un suspecting woman and her husband. MONEY MARKET.—(TEIb DAY•) Two o'etoca. The funds show renewed heaviness to-dry, and prices have again declined / per coot. The scrip of nearly all the new foreign loans is flatter. In the share markets (where, as well as in the foreign stock market, pre parations for Friday's settlement have now com menced) prices generally are pretty well supported. The principal movements are a fall in Great Western and a rise in Great Northern stock. At Paris, this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented opened at 681 r. 92c., being 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 934, 1, and 93 far money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 93 to 1 for cash and 931 to 1 for the 4th September. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 239, 2404 ; Three per Ceuta., Reduced, 931, 1; New Threeper Ceuta., 93/, I. 93, 4 ; Thirty Years'Annuities, 1885, 154 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 22 ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1864, 101 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 1001; ditto Bonds, 255. prem. ; Five per Cent. " ea faced" rupee paper, 1041 ; ditto Five-and-s-Half per Cent., 1114 ; Exchequer Bills, 23e., 20.. press. The scrip of the new loans is again worse. Turkish has relapsed to 1 to 1 prem., and Palmists to 11 to 1 dia. Russian scrip is quoted 1 die to 1 prem. ; Egyptian, first issue, 10 to 12 prem., ex the new; ditto second issue, 9 to 11 prem. ; Venezuelan, 4 to 4 prem. ; and Portuguese, 21 to 21 prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 841 to 85, and that of 1858, 721 to 4. Italian Flee per Cents., Vene zuela Bonds, and the Old Peruvian Bonds, are fins. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 751. paid, 10/ prem., ex new ; ditto paid-up scrip, 93, 921, 931, ex new ; Italian Five per Cents., 701 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 711. 721 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991, 1004 ; ditto Three per Cents., 88 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, Small, 461 ; Rua. Wm Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 901 ; ditto Four-and-s-Half per Cents., 1860, 901 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 444, 1 ; ditto Passive, 184 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1850, 721, 4, 4 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 491. paid, prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 681, ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., 251, 26. About 200,000 sovereigns were taken from the Bank yesterday, fur transmission to Constanti nople on account of the last Turkish Loan. The Ottoman Bank has now received for payment into the Bank of England the balance of the divi dend due the Ist September next on the Turkish Loan of 1858. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and in several instances more favourable to this country. In answer to the alteration at Vicomte, the exchange on that city has experimeed a de rided movement against Austria. The rates were as follows: Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to I ' • ditto, 3 dap, 11.16 to 1; Rotterdam, 3 =oaths, 11.181 to ; AM. werp, 3 months, 25.45 to 50; Hamburg, ms. bane*, throe swaths, 13.8 1 to 1 Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 71 ; dint. 3 mouths, 25.421 to 71 ; Frankfort-00-the-Maine, 3 roostbs. 1191 to 4 ; Petersburg (per ronble), 3 mouths, 341 to 4; Vienna, if. 10., 3 months, 13.25 to 35 ; Trieste, eff. 3 months, 13.25 to 35 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Olefin, 3 mouths, 491 to 1 _; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.56 to 90; Genoa, 3 months, Z 5.55 to 60 ; Mils., 3 =n ibs, 25.56 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 40 ; Palermo, 3 masa; 1101 to 1 ; Messina, 3 months, 1191 to 1 ; limbos, 90 dyes, 5.21 . to 53. Oporto. 90 days, 53 to 1. In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday the transactions were limited to 4,000 bales, but prices . were firm. We are requested to state that the subscription list of the company for the River Navigation of India and China will be closed on Monday, the 18th inst. for London, and on the following Wed nesday for country applicants. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance goo, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Kw change list of last evening : lasurance.—Albert Medical Life and Family ; Alliance Marine, 561 ; Atlas, 11 to 1 to 11 Life, 21 ex die. • Law Life, 82 ; Marino, 991 ; Marine, 151 ; Bode Life, 81; Thames and Mersey Mari n. 4/ ; Universal Marino, 41 to f. Gas Light and Oohs—City of London A, 28 ; Imper rl. • 82 ex div. ; ditto, Debentures, 203 ex div. ; Imperial Oan %Mental, 521 ex div. Docks.—East and West India, 132 ; Leaden, 60 ri•- toria 98. Waterworks.—Berlin. 51 to 1 to 4. Canals.—Regent's (or London), 25 to 1. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 2nd of October for the supply of 4,800 tierces and 4,800 barrels of navy po rk. TOISDAT EVINONL The demand for money was again active and not much business was done below 2 per cent. At the Bank of England the applications were to a fair extent. The Vienna Bourse exhibits • sodden return of distrust, owing probably to the &deices from Italy. The Austrian funds yesterday fell .4 to 3 per cent, and the exchange has risen from 127.75 to 130.50. Consols which closed yesterday at 934 " buyers," for the 4th of September opened this morning at 931 to and closed at Ift, " sellers." For money the last price was !St to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93; • ditto for account (Sept. 4), 934, • Bank St ' ock, 239; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 18814, 15 7-16 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21; ; India Stock, 228, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent Stock, 1084, ;, 4,4, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 101 ; ditto Bonds, 285., 265. prem. ; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 1041, 4. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains at 1081 to k. India Bonds were dealt in at 26e. to 28s. prem., sal Exchequer Bills at 18s. to 22e prem., showing a fresh decline of le. to 2e. Foreign stocks were decidedly firmer in the afternoon, but the improvement was chiefly con fined to some of those securities which have lately suffered the most from :speculative sales. Italian Five per Cents. have risen f per cent. ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, ; the new Loan, ; and Portuguese and Venezuelan scrip, 4to 4 per cent. The scrip of the new Peruvian Loan shows scarcely any re covery, but there was an improvement in the old Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds. Yesterday's advance in Spanish Certificates was fairly supported. On the other hand, some realisations lei: to a de cline of 1 to 14 per cent. in Egyptian stocks. In the market for bank shares a alight reduction occurred in London and County, Oriental, and Union Bank of London. other descriptions remain ing steady. Ottoman Bank left off at 28 to 4, and the new shares at 2to 24 prem. In miscellaneous shares no change took place. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 104 to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 24 to 2; prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, Ito 1 die. • Universal Marine, to die. ; Loudon and P rovincial Marine, par; and Mercantile Fire, 14 to II prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows : Union Bank of Ireland, l to 1 die. ; Bank of Hindostan, 1 to 8 din ; Thames Express Steam Boat, Ito preen - Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, 1 to prem. ; Buenoe Ayres Southern Railway, to prem. ; Canadian Oil, Ito > prem. ; London Middlesex Bank, die. to 1 prom. ; London, %saes Ayres, and River Plate Bank, to pram. • Western Australian Cotton, Ito prem. ; Metro: politan Wagon, 1 to 14 prem. ; Irish Rolling Stock, 1 die to 1 prem. ; Bank of Queensland, die. to 1 prem. ; and River Navigation of India and China, 1 to 1} prem. CIMAL PALAC1......0111111 Sau.uwa DAT:. TUUDAT, Amon 12.—AdtaMime on payment, 14,10; ditto by MKS tacks* 837 ; total, 14,979. 18 - 11 - THE COTTON DISTRICTS. At two o'clock yesterday afternoon, the men em ployed on the farm belonging to the Manchester guardians, at Cramer* formal in procession, and marched from the labour yard, four abreast, down Cheetham•hill. read. At the workhouse they were joined by a number of the oakum pickers in the receipt of relief from the guardians. The procession, which, with the reinforcement, was said to number 800 or 900 persons, took the usual route into Market-street, and round the Infirmary. In Fairfield-street, half the number dispersed, and the remainder passed leisurely through Old ham-street sod Great Ancoats-street into Stevensoo•guare, where they broke up into small parties for discussion. The men conducted themselves peaceably, and no disturbance oxurred. Shortly after six o'clock a meeting was held in Stevensonsquare, which numbered about a thousand men before the close of the proceedings. The following resolution wee adopted :—" That in the opinion of this meeting the time has now arrived when the guardians of this city should abolish the labour test during the present cotton famine, believing that to continue it would tend to injure the poor operatives' health, and weaken their noble independence ; and that it is further the opinion that a deputation should be appointed to wait upon the board of guardians for the purpose of ascertaining their feelings upon the alcove subject." The number of artisans in Manchester working fall time yesterd►J was 21,928, an increase of :km upon the number last week; number working short time, 14,454, a decrease of 1,166 ; number wholly out of employment, 11,593, an in crease of 642. THE AMERICAN COTTON CROP.—The govern ment of the Confederate States, says the ifartrhater Guardian, is propasiog to sell to British capitalists, for de livery oo the cesesutiou of the blockade, the stock of cotton which it now holds, • THE ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT SHEF FIELD ET A COMEDIAN.—At the Sheffield Town-hall, yester day, Harvey Teudale well known throughout Lancashireand Yorkshire an a light comedian and acrobat, was charged with an attempt to murder his wife, and to commit suicide. The facts of the case are as follow : —The prisoner and his wife have been travelling together for some time in various towns in Lancashire and Yorkshire, but about three weeks ago they separated at St. Helens, and Mrs. Teesdale came t o Sheffield, and took up her abode with some frieixls in ' Holly-street. On Saturday week he tried to induce her to return and live with him, but she refused ; and on Mon• day he called at the shop and shot her with a pistol, after which he cut his own throat The prisoner , is answer to the charge, said, " I felt I could not live without her, and I determined to go and present the pistol at my head, to see if that would move her, sod if it didn't, to fire the pistol and cut my throat in the smoke !" A concept i on truly theatrical. but which was not carried out is he had planned. He accounted for the wounds on his wife's throat by suing they must have been done in the wale. He was sent to the anises for the attempt to murder and commit suicide. _ _ THE CONDEMNED MURDEREHt AT LEWES. —The Secretary of State for the Home Department, haying bad under his consideration the whole of the circumstances of the case of Elizabeth Jane Hunnisett, who was tried, con. rioted, and sentenced to death at Lewes arises, for the wilful murder of her infant child on the sth of April last, has recommended that the mercy of the crown should be extended ; and the capital sentence will not theref we be carried into effect. The ultimate punishment of the wretched woman has not yet been decided on. In the case of Flood, the matters still under the consideration of Sir George Grey. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS, Lrvaroot, Acorn 12. —Bales today :—Caledonian stock, 1004 —Zaatern Counties stock, big >K }—(meat Western stock, 68 81 g f f S—lancashire and Yorkshire, 1074—London and North Western, 664—Midland stock. 123/ 30 sot 1 I—North British stock, 624 4—South Eestern, 86k cx n.—Antwerp and Rotter dam, 7 5-16—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 8-16—Great Luxem bourg, 145-16 6461—Great Western of Canada, 121 6.16 Sambre and Meuse, 105.16—Turin and Savona, II d.—Alliance (limited) 5 41 MAsetizeruir, Ancint It —There was a good market, but the sales were of a general character. Caledonians, 1041— E Mein Counties, 664—Great Luxembourg, 144—Great Ship, is, 6d.—brand Trunk of Canada, 211—Great Western, 654 (I 4 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071—London and North Western, a6—Manchester. SheMeid, and Lineolushire, Redeemable Prat, I p.—Mitliand,l3o—North British, 624—North Eastern (Berwick), 081—South Eastern, 1361 f f—Great Ship Prof., 14 —Michi gan Sterling Eight per Cent . Bonds, 02—Antwerp sad Rotter dam, 74—Bank of Wneheeter, 1.10 p.—Union Plate Glaaa, Ei— Oxford, let Pref., 1301—Chatham Five per Cent., 1024. BIRXIIIOIII3I, AVOMrr I2.—There were sales to-day In South Staffords at 104, and Birmingham Joint Stock Banks bLiinitedi, 14 p. Of Stour Valley Guaranteed Stock there were uyers at 564: Birmingham Guaranteed at 79: and Birmingham Preference at 104 Birmingham Canal closed at Wy to ; Birmingham Gas, la, buyers; Staffordshire Gag, 101, buyers; Britannia Mills, lls. 3d. to M. AI. dle.: Birmingham Waterworks, B, 21 p., buyers. GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION OTPICERS.—There are in the United Kingdom 16 government emigration officers, who act under the immediate directions of her Majesty's Emigration Commissioners; in London there are four, Liverpool five, and one at each of the following places : Southampton. Plymouth. Glasgow, BeWest, Loadooderry, Limerick, and Cork. They procure and give gratuitousl y information as to the sailing of ships and means of ac commodation for emigrants; and whenever applied to for that purpose they see that all agreements between ship owners, agents or masters, and intending emigrants are duly performed. They also see that the provisions of the Passengers' Act are strictly complied with—viz., that pas senger vessels are sea-worthy, that they have oo board • sufficient supply of provisions, water, medicines, &c., and that they sail with proper punctuality. They attend per. socially at their offices on each week day, and afford gra tuitously all the assistance in their power to protect intending emigrants agaMst fraud and imposition, and to obtain redress where oppression or injury has been practised on them. lu the colonies there are immigration agents who afford gratuitously to emigrants every assistance in their power by way of advice and information as to the districts where employment can be obtained most seedily, and upon the most advantageous terms, and also as to the best mode, of reaching such district, HARVENT PROSPRCTS IN THE Wrivr. —Reaping commenced in several districts of Sommeetshire and Devonshire. The wheat crop has not suffered much from the rain and wind, and the yield promises to be an average one. The reports of the probable crops of barley, oats, peas. and beans are also hopeful, and nothing seems wanted hut fine weather to render the harvest of 1862 generally satisfactory. Mr. John Hogg, who has hitherto occupied a respectable positi on i n Preston, was tried at Lancaster Arises, yesterday, on a charge of forgery, and sentenced to three years' penal servitude. The prisoner's offence was altering a 5/. cheque which be bad received to 651. The alteration wee at news detested by the beak dark. JOINT /MICK 'ANIL Sari sod O. K. bass . Alliance Loo.rtlAssrpool Assarslosis Bonk of &ot of IplaN British N. Amides Char.BlLßeft. Oshusbla (1. bk. ltsus,Aus.,ctuis Men. of Lod's, Ism, sad Mao Cobol* oa. of Canada Fdka acoLekAnsLehartA Imperial Bank, Limited London and Bra:than Loa. Ch. Bank of Asafoi --- Lemon and Loudon Joh= Loudon South kirks). Lon. end Westminster. Metro. t Prat. beak WM. tan. • Bestow Beak Sew Bank Wake Oriental Beak Beepers Ottronea mutt Do. Now Poonsoim al Uleara .- lsl k a • a ei Asidipao . al Mika et *lel (Una.). d Imam LY - .1111 , : 3