The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-08 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) THE RICHMOND MURDER.—TRIAL OF Di. SMETIICRST.—(ISscowir DAT.) The trial of Idoro le Swat:rat for the murder of lambda Naha was creamed this (Friday) morning. The Lad Chief Boma took his seat on the bona el IS o'clock, sad inuardiarly afterwards rho primmer was plated at the bar. Seri...at Ball/wine, Mr. Bodkin, Mr. Clerk, sad M. Morresether again appeared for the prosecution. &TitMt Parry and Mr. Oder sparred for the perirrate The per. mar loving bees pieced at the bar, the jury er tool the lox and &cowered to their names. Mr. %%Biro Easter, deck at St. Mark'. Chwrch, Kea rasetos, produce! the Tsetse. of roan egos of that church foe the jeer Is S. That proved the marriage of a person named Thomas Smethurst with 'lady named May Darhom. Mr. Alexander Croatia, • cloth at the Lynda sad West minster Beta, Girl—The prisoner had en account at their bank. He knew hie handwriting, and the argoature in the refiner was the primmer.. Dr. Samuel Bird rid, In the Crimean war he was attached to the stag of Omer Pacho for (Moen months, and hod err/l egal in bowel complainte. Oa the 18th of April he was sari by Dr. Julius to attend to the deceased, surd had received no cnnennakation from him beyond the symptom end the remedies he had applied. Heuer Dr, Smethurst, who stated that she bad d.erederod bowels sad mageoted hoer. lia then went upstairs and saw the lady. He paid attention to the symptoms and saw her vomiting. She hod a ere month, bet no fever. He ordered a °out/Dilation of the medicines Dr. ;alas hal been giving her. The writ was of a green bilious nouns. The neat thy whoa he went be saw Dr. Smethurst, and he fold him ahe was n e better. Aft., attending her for three aye be sew the motions of the deceased. 'They canalised bik, but no portitular characteristic. The motions were serompesied by great strernieg. He found the medi ere' be gave her hal no effur it eta) ing the straining. About the gird of April be noticed, for the tiro time, that there was blood in them, and they were onerous sad thready. He then said it was nectswi bee give her tome wrote of led end opium. Tie pen in r maid it was a very volu remedy, hut he thought it wool be as well to Five the a etote of lead without the opium. It was ultimately d, ciJol that she ohould have the et,tat, at lend with the optima. Tee prisoner told him dart the elect of the uproot was t bat it win too strong, and that it tared hos too couch. They thui decided to give her nitrate of silver, toad gave her e .inartar of a pain, Dr. Sme thurst told hire list the Oho t of that was to cause • barrios seeciation from her t heat to the bottom of her bowels, and it also sernarated the richness and dialogues. She bad marked flurtuatima during the day. but wee sinking cry Tepidly. He sever saw the dressed violet in the prisamer s prewar, sad Bo • or six day, before Dr. Todd wee called Wines eke geld she wished to see erns an. else. The remedies he retort-red nett r are sled the die-ase, sad he cease to the COM logos es the 2264 that oho was sodereag from same slinetant. of who's 'dollish. testae he was roomer. Dr. Julius had rated he orators to bile, and until then he had not bread hie own reeks He wss proton at then death, bet Item woe rah' about her apjarance re earlable. Telling all her symptoms from the beginning to the end, am wee no direr be wee tequaistt l l with that they word be reconcile/able with. There was a hied of dysentery reeler to warm climates, but he had aim, ewe It hero, ewe the eyeeptomo were cot Termilestele with net raw. The itecerod r mot/lined of e Turn throe end a ball In the the at, atter she he t lakes the pills. Ile coked Dr. Soar thrum Ix a porters of the eve nation, which be Raver the lest or she had had. He bok it to he surgery, where Me moister waled ir up in No. 2 bottle, sad pat his real .a it. la conerieeace of guitar arsenic in it be wooers, a tatornoody, end hterared 'a her own tec• goratece. Hr returned home with the plipow. red they collated ell the trltbO they could ad sad move them he Inneder M 'tetra, •ho stated outside the dealt.. If eatimery, or emetic, or both of them bad been Ica., n to the derma in ear! dors they would be entiloolot m ocessat lee the oymptore ,he had wired. He had prescribed Warr antreseny now warn. He had set hese preemie brim the pee no 1 , emanortion. Creel/remained .17 Mr. Bedrent Peery—lt 'add be no. merry to study the eagresses of the hob Aar death to Arco ma niers of the ears eldeerb. Amy spire* formed from the appearance dried Igh arid be merely con jeeturel. He had sever Wailed a pet mertna males des where the pontes hod beta pebeard, either scarlestaily or cah.rwles, by elder satireasy or arissic, At the ward ea the pr y sae of ins jurymen nearly Galit•d, sad had tole led est - et rept seder the care of on. of the (Menl o . (MOM After he had been ebiont about en hour under the Isestiner of the medico] Bee who were* readers to Moe swagger% and Mr. Thomas Gtb son, the IFITAIXAS Nawitata, ante gestienwn came into mitt end gate ere'. wo r to the sate of th e juryman. Dr. Corked barer teen swore. r oil —I bete seen the jurymen f hopes hawse. The Lord Chid Yea—ls he at peeemt in a condirion to dischaette the duties or ejwynion ? Er. Carload—Abort?. r reset. The Lard Chef taros —Woold it be dangerous to hie idle ee Lis health le compel him to pelf MIL the dati,• of a jury n% ? Dr. Crorload—lt Is hkaly to be dangerous to his health. The Lod Chief Bares— Wend birth* le is drier Dr. Copelood— I mar nee fay that it woad, ay lad. The to rd Clef Dery—le he now seise usable to die arts hie dries ? Dr. Carload—Quito en, my lord. The toed Chef Baron—le he bkely to coatiar so forams tier ? Er. Capriand—For two or tine !eye, my lord. Dr. Tend, of Rice. C dirge, was o. at rumored, and gave elestlar evidence. whkh w-ts (unbar supported by Hr. Thames Gibson, the carrion of Berme. The 1.-rd Chief Boon thee said—tilatltteen of the jury, la eonsoiticooe of the oehien illness of one of your armor, I Bonk it he toy duty to cerharge you. I ought not to keep you trembled and r ntioc you, r we cannot go on with the trial now. Ido not thick, trotter Parry, that we ought la o us notoeletely, sod I do roe think we ought le ge cia to-m-crow. It I. quire pla - n that trio trial will last ever to• sorrow, end that will ioeinda Sunday. You had better is it for Hoadey, or some other day that will not include Sunday. Serjeant Reillastine—Tier e are • peat many wittiness he this car who lire at a trance, end I think that Hassan i& be given to colorausdatte with them. I think that the tidal rata to be pat if ta • corn; Mati vely remote The LOA Chief Bemis—Whet does my itMhsr Peery say? &quiet Perry—l hoe reworked my client, sad be is most striae that the trial she-uld be proceeded %Rite Serjesat Slondoy eta It be marshal? The Lord Chief Boor —Tie circuits will her eammseed thew, tad It will lc very iscouvrateut to put it of so long. Rojert Parry—The prier nor would rather, if it war poserible, go or with this jury on Monday wit, but it le the opiates of Mr. Ortirel lad myself that if there be any dj.wament over Monday next it should be till next terica. After some further con ver-•t roe, The Ired Chief Boon agad be would go to Gotland and coasult he hen her julge e i fee or ober he would go to the House of Loede, and see h ins the burrse atord and return in the coune of the day and tin the doy tee the Uhl. The prisoner was then removed, THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Dann r 0 tut. SW AS 'sought up tit • manta! churl with lla~ag threatened to kin his witr. Cathetist Power., tic eomplaiasat, ssid—My hasbaad paid uo stb nal& to the PULIIIMUSS pastel by tea Imed•hip vista I cowiplaimod that I was amid ha woald wanks we_ sad Lama% I had • hard life wOh t 4 lad eig ht tae.! The Lout Meyer—Go 0111 with the potent owe. Coat leleant—Oto lb. 29th of Jaw bo cum upstairs to me from the cellar with • balk in hie head, sad thin. he stood tot the Once sad nil, " Now you hairs ao auger to 11... ra cut your thr oat sad tlass Fit est my own altercate." Of r maws I was greatly frighlased at his ri-leaco, sad it wee all eared blouse I refused to pies his op the who to of the mosey : had from my p - or eon that wso killed is the Clint war. I had given him s feral part of It, eat be kept &deltaic day mad sight till he era It ell, hu. lb .1 would not eel sfy him, end he her ee.n nalatle.mg me. Dort for the reigh boars I alarmed I Moak he would bare seed Ms hails. The lord only kenos whet I hate 'adored. The Lord Neer—thee you apprehend gager from his drakes bald.. CompLouse—No dtabt, ray lord. He Ita• that dewed to all is • brutes to WI all my goods, sad ha saran ha will get rid of toe hr Ws owe way . The drtradaut—flue your bosom?, she pia drunk owl Dural as ma Sure obc to for ever gort,c bola public-boom to iribleteboaaa. sod &frail* sae oat of house wad boom = was valy the wiser day I planed my watch sad Ler aD the money. The at l o thb are mood to the Lord Player that the uaror tuaW• wife us. a ...ter aad ladarroua woman, wed led to tarred •g•iart the calmatty et a thimble blseiguard who ww. slew kr. k og her &boor. It fradaat—Let two go, your boson,, sad INTO( hit her WIC Lord Mayor—No, you mut go to when alit yin ;curare me good wetwittra te your f owe goo l a aduct. Der,cdvst —1 east'. get one la the wall. Committed. WES! morass. nt+nnnn•t. CONi.r• T AT CILINIORNE-GAIIDINs. . . M. Wsiss.a. al Lase. Natal, 64. Albal.**l,laca, Mr. Irt.ir,.ch Ararat, 10 Bespatreie, 84. Jaseer, Mr. Ihr &art Okras, 16, dUto, sad Mr. Joke SAWA, 36, Deka street. et. Jaws's, weer charged with the kl:oriog dit• graceful conduct at Creaborua sad as the way to the stabs klOnee. It appeared from the evidesos that aboat half-past 11 eft v-k the previous night the prisoners estend the gardens. Shortly after, the attention of Ste Simpson wee directed to their inadaet, which we. rather uproarious. Hs spoke to them, sad eadsavoured to isduts them to leave the gullets, bat wet usenceessful. Wilson, who wee stated to have bent the leader of those who comsat the disturbances on the Derby day, laid hold of him (Simpson) and got him off the platform. Us then began dancing before hint sad preven•ed him going slong. Wilson, with the primmer Beard, then went towards the American bar, wtarre they were joined by the other two prieoners. There Wilson took up • chair and poised it in the air. He, Wilson, then tried to strike Mr. Bishop, the treasurer, with it, but It was wrenched out of hie hard by one of the weitsre. Ile, the waiter, was puttied •b rat by Wilson, who wee masted by two others not in eits•ody. After this Wilma took the stripes of the waiter's arm, sad in • meson placed it round his (the waiter's) throat, sad hedrew It so tightly that the welter wee smarty emceed. He wee noosed by some pets ors, being partly intensible. Eventually the police got t igether. and the pef ainers were taken into custody and were removed out of the gardens. Mr. DI. Mares, the secretary, said that he was spoken to by Mr. Simpson, who asked him to keep • watch upon the prisoners, and to endeavour to get theca out of the • quietly. They all appeared to have been drinkiog. WiM a iTta il d Baud, on the trey towards the American bar, annoyed several lakes. One who is not in custody flung Muriel( upon some shrub.. Wiliam akeijomped over one of die 'blatant'. Hs met Welsh, who mud hold of Wilier. While he was ha the custody of the otter, Beard and Smith continued knock ing him on his hat. This wee farther corroboreted by serval other witness,., sod it we. further stated by 282 A, that whits he wee saint ing to take Wilma to the Manua the other prisoners iater fared to prevent his apprehensios. The nth ,le of the evi dence wait to show that conaiderable coakaiva prevailed far above an hoar. . ]l;.filinpsott having stated that Mr. Wilma and Mr. Beard were both active on the Derby-day, they were seem rally held to bail in one security of CU., and Smith and Or borne in 151. 1111th to appear on a (antra day. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ismer= ria.smura WORCESTER MEETLNO.—(THIS DAY.) COVENTRY STAKE/3. Ab nit Ivs furlong,. Wantons, Virago e, Man at Arrna, Coronet, iaeridee, rad RAUSonoma aro ken. FLYING srAKEs. Polly Johnson, t by Sir Isaac, Will It so, Speaker, Boundaway, Cyntbia, Elul* Brenhildm Emblem, Tightfit, Manuals", and t by ths Cossack are here. WORCESTER CUP. Osa toile three furlong/. Timms Candle, Mr. Sykes, Bonrgenia, Abrnn, Misty Mom, Clydesdale, Mortise, Ennekatn, Master Somerville. Cynibia, Wanderer, Aecot, Emblem, Scats email, and Daniel ate hers. P l ID Foarstv.—Tamt Deer, Oks Eagle, and Paul. BENTINCE. STAKES. One mile and a quarter. Jerk Spring, Cynthia, Wanderer, Vigo, Emblem, Mushroom, and JULIA ase bere. otaks AasivAL4—T. P. C•,oke, Feaells, Agra, sad Y. Uow Itcos. TEE INDIAN QUAIIII. 711 e disaster which betel this vessel while on the Ffrom Melbourne for Lienwl, with a cargo of wont, &c. has &treaty bees Melly simasced In the 'et. We now eattjoin themes& al Mr. P. Bytatt, second "The amident took Sere In lat. 63 8., lee. 149 W , during a thick fug. Ahem' 1.10 a.m. of Aped 1 it wee his (Mr. Bynatt's) wanly The captain, ea lathes that the ship hod ens k, Jumped out of hie cabin and taamethately ordered the boat lo be lowered down, whoa himself, the chief officer, Mr. Jose*, *tram of the crew, end two stowaways, prwastagere, got late the boat and pulled off from the ship about one hundred yards. Oa maladies the pampa, found the ship was making no water. Made eigns and hailed the boat, telling Carats Brewer of the feet that the ship elm not leaky ; whereupon the boat put back, end attempts wore made to get to the chip. When coming =tra back eta tilled and swamped the boat. Im y the life buoys and a 'umber of span and ropes wen throws to the etragglier crew, but to no effret ; they were all drowsed. Finding himself left In com mand of the &hip he or tend all the spars and ripping to be cot away and cleared, whet' be made op tile mind, for the party of the 'lip, to bear up for Valparaiso. From the time of the colitetos the passage wee made in forty days, ante &serail, speaker and ensiniell. The remainder of the crayon towel are—Mr. Williams (third mate), floe. Howard (wren"), Joseph Taylor (A. 8.), Itobort 31 . Cleer (A. 8.), Jobe Anderson (appreciate), Thomas Barrie* (epprentlee), Heavy Hoyden (apprentice), Joseph Brewer (ordinary), Charles Pannell (nward), the Doctor, Mr. Prelates (purser), sad William Wood (rrota). Os tinning at Valparaiso applied I, the Cosaul for ed rice, and had a survey held on the ship by the port marvry-r, his ind-tast, and another carpenter, who report the .tats t f the .hip to be ma Follows Found the tolerator, Ileuse•beed, upper past of stem sad &pros ksightheade, heads of II bow timber., seem beams of topgallant forecastle, and two knees of the mine, hoarse piece., the whole of the tupgalsut forecastle deck ends, and part of the deck, peat of the meindeck end*, two main deck beans., one besmthook, howeprit hitt', both catheads, solid work and bulwark round the balm, one Ban anchor stair, II 11011 stanchion', plates and chess round the top walnut forecastle, two skylights, 68 feet of mantel!, 128 feet of tom illentrail, obi topgallant stanchions, and two gangway trends, afterpart of toe channel, one chain plate, 30 feet of motorail batten, 20 het of poop tail, five sockets for iron entablons round the poop, lost, broken, and otherwise ae ortr3yed ; bowsprit and jillbrom, with al the gear and sails alto-hod, including boerstey, howapeit shroud., guy., and foremast grate by the deck, with ell yards, ionste, a 'feature and running rigging attache I; mainmast head gone, also all the masts t wept the mein Tiring, mizen topmast, &*. ; also two larches's, ore planets, and one binnacle lamp lost, gig stove, and other damage, & " The estimate of the este fort rout leg the repaint and the fifties out of the chip bay not as yet Inen mate out, Lit be was given to mdentind it would at least amount to 6,0001. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1859. &BABB L 1828.-71118 DA). Two o'Ciocz. Considerable excitement has prevailed to-day in the railway share market, in consequence of the important news from the seat of war. Although the transactions have been upon only a moderate scale, the prices of all classes of stock have at once assumed • considerably - level. North Eastern - North British higher . and stocks have risen 1 per cent., and most of the other leading descriptions 11 to 11 per cent. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to ; Great Western, 67 to 1; Midland, 1011 to 1021 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 941 to 961; Caledonian, 81 to ); Eastern Counties, 681 to 6 9 ; Berwick, 90 to ) ; York and North Midland, 7 3 to) ; and North ritish, 68 to 1. Lombardo Venetian Old Shares have risen to 1 to 1 prem. The New are quoted to pram, after reaching 1 to 1/ prem. As may be gathered from the list of sales given below, Indian, Canadian, Belgian, and most other foreign railway shares are in g ood demand, and higher. 'TJIIIIII LED WO. w.l [u. Lammas. I 1 A n 7 11 ti Utt , 16 111 1.3 116 iry.) 81 II Si W It? 7. &- St. lON tt. Pl. 176 M ill x. lee It 1110 M lee B 4 le! Ti ii ;11 le 6 6 an Astwerwsed Itve.rdnd I r*l . i dl 7 . ftikvfJiii.l . ." efla Oankaalll and Dw ******** Dud Itbsikk Wows et Enna 0,..4 opo Onst (halal of truck OtLusintemOcest./1/L WWI Joratke Oort..es nod Bala 'Our mad Tundra i Da. Ned en Iderraad Claalla• an dada Allield• an De, as. ger. an Nome &Wool Ar c an DWI p. al Pref. an nadU ea et hard U Ds. Liaa atom aU Venrastaa Taut Praf 1 anPada. Lam. sad Pada sad Odom rage pad tiLs Imolwo Iftruantbacol ips. r alga ma Rom sad= nag rpnois 4ingsre pad LT hlkl• • *m Pa am PI a of hippo Was Plasdpn M oe.ti bet eei: e an I/00m &X. W.et frame Wafters koala H 411. 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The news of an armistice between the contending forces in Italy has caused great excitement in the Stock Exchange as in all ether circles. The recent speculative sellers have rushed to buy back. A great impulse has consequently been given to prices in every department. Consols, after reaching 91 to 95, are now quoted 11 per eon:. higher than a' the close of the market yesterday. Many of the English railway stocks have riven 11 to 11 per cent. All other foreigo, as well as cola nisi railway shares, are better. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. They are awaited with great anxiety. Consols for money are officially marked 942, 95, 941, 94), and 94) ; and for the new account (9th August), 941, 944, 95, 942, and 941. The present quotation for cash is 94/ to 1, ex div.; and for the August settlement, 941 to 1 ex div. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2211; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 94) to 961; the New Three per Cents., at 94i to 951 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 95/ to 1 ; the scrip of the New Indian loan, at 941 ; India Bonds, at 10s. div. ; and Exchequer Bill!, at 235. to 275. prem. Foreign stocks are likewise very buoyant. Nearly all descriptions have advanced considerably, and the fluctuations have been important. Turkish stocks are quoted 21 to 3 per cent. higher than at the close, yesterday, the Old Loan being now quoted 78 to 79, after being marked 81 ; and the New Loan 651 to 661, after being marked 69. Mexican, Peruvian, Spanish, Venezuelan, and most other foreign descriptions are quoted higher. Sales are recorded as follows :- Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 1021; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 921 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, ex div. (exchange 128.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 18), 18), 19, 18); Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Ceuta., for account, 88, 871; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 79 ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 661, 67, 66) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 43), 431, ex div.; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95, ex div.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 83 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 424 ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 311, 301, 301 ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 81, 78, 79 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 66, 69, 66 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031; Venezuela New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 271, 281, 281, ex div.; ditto New One per Cents., 141, 141, ex div. It is said that a further loan of 3,000,000/. will ere long be required for the Indian government. . There was again a goad demand for money seater - day, leading to a moderate number of applications at the Bank. In Lombard-street, however, the best bills continue to be taken at 21 per ant. A telegram dated Amsterdam, yesterday, 2 o'clock, reports a recovery of per cent. in Austrian stock from the lowest point of yesterday. Messrs. Caluta, Brothere, a Greek firm of Man chester, shippers of Manchester goods to the Levant, have stopped payment, with liabilities estimated at 15,000/. or 20,0001. The bar gold taken to theßank yesterday amounted to 6,0001. About 40,0007. in Russian coin was deli vered, and purchased for the Continent. The In. diens has arrived from New Zealand with 8,400/. in gold. This importation is worthy of notice. With the exception of the Indian Queen, which has 10,0001., the whole of the Australian gold vessels reported by the last mail have now arrived. The Australian mail, now overdue, however, will an nounce fresh consignments. Owing to the impression that an enormous amount of Mexican dollars will reach Southampton in about three weeks, there has been some difficulty in disposing of the supply by the last West India steamer. It is probable that the price fixed will be 601 d. per ounce, or 1/1. lower than that realised for the previous remittance. The bar silver, it is anti cipated, will be placed at 62. d. per ounce standard. It appears from a statement compiled by Mr. James Low, of Austinfriare, that the export of specie from England by the Indian steamers during the first six months of the present year have amounted to 8,429,339/. (viz., 217,602'. gold, and 8,211,8361. silver), against 3,001,6461. in the corre sponding six months of 1858, and 8,760,641/. in the _ six months of 1857. In addition, 934,417/. has been _ shipped this tear from Mediterranean ports, princi pally from Marseilles, against 591,7461. in the six months of 1818, and 1,845,3991. in 1837. In the coffee market yesterday, a fresh decline of 6d. to Is. per cwt. took place. Sugar was quoted 68. per cwt. lower than on last Friday. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week sn increase of 1,8461.; the North Eastern, an increase of 6,2561. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 1,422/. ; the East Lancashire, an in crease of 3931.; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 6841. A note attached to the latter company's return remarks:-" The enclosed traffic return does not include the receipts for the Chesterfield Canal, as heretofore, and will not include them in future." - The directors of the Northfleet Docks Company - have decided to abandon the undertaking, the amount of capital subscribed being inadequate. Toe London agent of the North Western Bank of India gives notice that, in consequence of the wind ing up of this bank, he is prepared to retire all ac ceptances of the agency in London under rebate, at the current Bank minimum rate of discount. ••••= The half-yeuly meeting of the Australian Trust Company is called for the 30:h inst.; and that ut the Electric and International Telegraph Company for the 29th inst. The Atlas Assurance Company announce an annual dividend of 1 3,. per share of 501., oz which 61. 16s. per share has ben paid. The liquidator of the British Telegraph Company (Limited) requires all cl►ims to be sent in forthwith. THURSDAY ENINO. Consols, which Owed yesterday at 931 to ;,opened this morning at 931 to 1, touched 931, " bhyers," re lapsed to 931 to 1, and closed at 931 to ex dir, for money and to-morrow's settlement. Fur the 9th of August the last price was 93 3-16 to 6-1.;, or 931. The official business report is as followa i—Three per Cent. Console, for money . 93!, 1,1, EX div.; ditto, for account ( B th Ju 934, 1; Threa per lv), Cents. Reduced. 01; New Three per Cents., 931, 1, 94, 931, 9i ; Bank Stock, 2191, 2•21 India Stock, 214, ex div.; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tares, 1868, 944, 1; the scrip of the New Loan, 911, 941. he debentures of the Indian L van are now ready for delivery, except to those persons who hare not yet registered. Exchequer Bilis were quoted 21s. to 24a. prem. ; India Bonds, 12r. tu ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of Ib5S, 941 to 1; and the scrip of the new Indian Loan, 944 to 4. In the foreign stock market the transactlons this afternoon were rather more numerous than of late. Turkish stocks clsei:ned 1 per cent., the New Loan closing at 624 to 634, and the Old at 754 to 784, after being marked in the morning 761. Dutch Bonds were firm, but Spanish have declined, the Deferred Three per Cents. cloying at 30 to 1. Mexican left off also fist, at 18 to 1. la the market for hank shares to-day there were inquiries for Bulk of Eqpt, Oriental, and Union of London. R.dik of British North America were marked 55, CC div. The new shares of the Electric Telegraph Company have improved. Atlantic Te legraph were dealt in at, 174 and 1674 per 1,0001. shares ; East West indite Dack stock, 12(.1, ex die.; and London Dock, at 61, G 3, 6 2 , mid 65 showing a partial recovery from the late eeveto da pressioa. A transaci ton to a large amount took plaoe to day is tho United States Five per Cents. at 93, the exchange being taken at 4s. Bd. Massachusetts Five per ern•. Sterling bonds were dealt in at 109 i. Colonial government securities continue in demand. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds were rather weaker. The Glenlowa: hu arrived from: China with 634,9001 U. of tea. AtINES.-THIS DAY. Two 0'(.1.0.:%. Shares in dividend paying mines are in better demand today. There is also an active inquiry for East Wheal Rowell shares, which have advanced to 1011 to 11. Wheal Margaret are Mat, at 47 to 50. The transactions have extentlea to shares in West Seton, North Basset, and Great South Taigas. Sortridge Consols are marked it the Stock Exchange 10e. Foreign and colonial mining securities remain doll The shares in the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of Soutb Australia have been dealt in at 6s. prem. At the Dutch vale of Banes tin, held yesterday at Amsterdam, the entire quantity of 139,12 S slabs woe disposed of, at 8216. per 50 kilos., or equal to 1431. 10s. per ton, delivered here. The demands of buyers have been subjected to a curtailment of 15 per cent. A rise of 101. per ton in English tin is looked for. The half-yearly meeting of the Cobre Mining Association is celled for the 26th int. Ate meeting of adrcoluror. to Paz Consols Miss, held om the WA olt.. a df.ri fend of 10s. per than 13.1,U1.) wa. declared, leering a balance of 4,1411. 155. 7 d. tn be earned to the next armlet. South Pramar alto. has declared a dtrtherad of 61. pa ahem. The “counts pre eated at the meeting of shagehere to the Tab of Tow, Woes, beldlertalday.dr.wed bathos freers 1”t account. 271. tat ; ore mold. ttlfw. ; lab.ur east. I,W 91. 2a. ; and sandrtre. 6101. 41. ; leaving a blame° ha throw of the wane of :ru Ith 10.1-. whlth w Qarrled to the credit of the oast account. TEATPIO RETURNS. UMW AR Alio raw M. Teak/. TAY anfre iliaMk HU. • Ina mew Jaw S. Mr ' NAM It L 4 Woe ••••• Jur 11 — 6A•••••• ......... 447 311 30 NT tartan Oadt= IN Imola sad IF ..... DOW Iwo bar . . Walt aad• My 1 ~_optWl Swam adllwasly I 11Y1 awant's and Or Ye ON 141• 13.161 41.845• foramare4. Zgreadira. Obsealw Zupan., /40/ to / II" tOB ten 1.214 WM 2.011 2.1% NI UN MN 3.117 VES 3.43 3.128 lemurs Ourllm /100014. r 4 . 114.0104 Miss r t. UU! 11:12 9.314 7 Ikal grill Wales lireek craw J. 71 1. Ileolda Omani ..... Valli MOW IV 2.117 II.:89 0.006 6.111 VerevlVl U 41 04 VI 330 Ire 910 Leg .aelrbsa wil 'MINIM OWN ............ lll 1.071 GI 1.141 1.190 • MS hdloasa es met* d die Xesards rd CANS* asd !Oslo awl Wawa ladsass lass Jan 1. is Usk yam LOCAL SHARK MARKET! 3nr 7.-Thas Ina bowily say to.low. UM 6•16 , 1 Ime so m111:. litr ai torprz . . 4 7 . 11 4 ,13 6 - 0 11:1=w -(gri'lll= tas 76l ailw NI 36-owit Wwlera.66l 6 -lawmaire awl Wiwi saws. H 6 341 1-116IWW. 1611 16 , 4 -Sir* Ilvtoida. 16 1-116wWw 66 0 - V6611 6.6 North Wdlsol. 77 }-1,....61.rwark 445 64-IWww_ SO 13 16 11-Ustela Aix -OW ?nog 64.0wwW /-06666 1116.66-a of Cards, 15 MI 6 I. 61wwzons, Jeti T.- Waeit,t, Ws-AHL tot !Wig 4.64, /WA 11 6 12,16wfb, CL-Dow6n. I`i-Cads N,.. 6 , 4.-111Wer• Onatlw H 716 -Hon Wow ad 13663. Tr 1 -11141aal. WI. TUB BLACK WATER °TWITS FIRRERY.—We awe hem (says a oweeepoubmt at West Wren) ebmt the riches of Austral* and tits gold brought to Begland by greet every chip that urine from that mastery, but bow little do the ishatutesta ever think of the roes of wealth Forted by their own country, or the capital mad labour employed as their own resat. nor Mature, the vita r would *MVO that th-re are at this time in the trade of dredging for oyster brood about 300 whom beats, carrying from three t four rade each, who eve upon r average Si. 61 per day, whk't amount* at three heads fa tact boat to 60 galas. per day, or a total of WO galore per we.k. To furni,h the fleet with saw bode would oat 0301: the rearm of dre %ere sad warps 1801., and the vela. of the who's fleet now employed la palliag and lasting over what ts the MOM= ntrereer would appear worthier " cola " to procure tbi.. valoale ariele of trade, would be 94,0001, vo that the Trite may 'mashie the ass bee of families &pre at for stibeistenm roe this insportaat &purest of human Indastry.—Clerslord CArom iek. Bit BWARBUNG.—A very tippler circumstance reamed on Turwisy sprain. A nes, named seeing a swarm of bus at the top of Bs. plucked a bomb. sad, streams as it may appear, stood Ia the road sad endearoared to attr ice them to it. They flow treed@ him, bet trod of pitching oo the leafy bough, they ohs lend, inches deeµ on the 110.11 . • bead, face, sees, sad May people wag this became alarmed ; but the man, karriag well the habit's( bars, stood priectly still awl cow pried, sad directed soros Webe bystander. to procure a hies, &Wu that it MO ea date the bees would doubtless be st• trected late it. A Wye was Aired, and the r suit oat as aatialpeted. The Mee totmek the ism for the hive, sad they were emewed to Mr. Elvfor.hy, the owner. It is a tee urekable tat that although the bees stack to the man for • quota of an Ire or twenty °limit's they did biell no blialy. Had be awed or Weans agitated he would bare bees severely smug, sad is all potability death would have massed. —. Later Ilyity lIMITiIIB PO NllO.lOllO. Lamar& itaablia. AUL 0411 1T .. °X .- Do. Detel.• tee lad - W. Do. 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The supply of home-grown grain was smell The ko ports of for.ign grain into London since last Monday were reported thin morning as fair of Sour, of wheat, and oat., and .mall of barley. Wm's:T.-For English lest Monday's prices were asked, but to f4r:e a sale, leas money would have had to be taken. Foreign unaltered. English white, 44e. to 52e. ; red, 375. to 46e. per qr. ; Deutzic and Konigsberg, 50a. to 60s. per 4941 b. Rostock, 32e. to 545. ; other Baltic porta, 42e. to 52e. FLuos, dull trade at about last Monday'. prioes-the turn in buyers' favour. TO.D, 429. to 46e. ; Norfolk, 30.. to 31a. per 280th. ; French, 33.. to 37.. per 2801 b.; Amer., U.5.,- per barrel. BAntar, very quiet at about last Monday's rain. English, 32.. to 424. per qr.; Baluc, 28a. to 38a.; other torte, 275. to 32a. per qr. OATS sold 'lowly at about last Monday's mica. British, 24e. to 32.. per qr. . • Burden, 211.6 i. to 240 . per qr.; other Baltic ports, 24.. to 25*. per qr. BEAN3.-16ogliab and Egyptian unaltered at lest Mon day's prices. English tick, 365. to 42e.; harrow ? 42a. to 48e. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 60s. per qr. Egyptian, 363. psr r. nun quiet at lest Monday'. rates. English holism, 49e. to Ms.; hog sad gray, 38e. to 42a; foreign. white, 484. FLoATINO CAROO9B.--BinoB lest Friday 19 grain- Watt vessels were reported arrival at parte of sill, v'z., 8 wheat, 8 maize, and 3 barley. Since lest Wedaedsy the folios ing sales .took place -1 arrived R. barley, abut 231. lota. per 400Iba ; 2 cargoes I. rail maize direct to Liverpool at 300. per 4801 be.; 1 Ode ea, et 30e. per 492115. delivered sound. One lamed, at 30 per 49211..--all oa passage. Wheat on passage (Tag. Ohkka), 44.. per 49211 - . delivered Pound ; another Tag. Ghirka, on passage, at 42r. 64. per 492114., without guaran tees cf condition. Last night 5,000 cargoes of Gelidz maize were told, August and September shipment, at 30e. per 492105. delivered sound. ANILITLI/ INTO LONDON PEON JULY 4 TO JULY 8.. Mad 8 840440. In3b. 1 112 0ri199. 00 3990 o%i r l 1140 5;0 9510 NAN ... . . • . 1340 193331Aiiii . P1 . 3 1 .;. : Teresa flour. 140 4 66. t II PNRIAL AVERAGUL Wb Barg, IS. I Kn. 8 4 44 44 o ' 4 " Sls SI 334 Od 11441 01 394 191144 114 411 1011 50. Id Ms Si i 314 74 41s Ui MO ill .51• SS 314 NOFII6IIs 9 , 41. o.q. 04 4414 ltd II 11 00. lid 404 01 Hs Si Ns II .... • 0011 s 1011. *1 e L 6_ 044 S I li. 94 404 44 SU 11.1 its 101 01s 0; 101 lel 004 N -I- P 49 waste A tr. Armee. SO, 111 0: Ira T.l 4. 19! lb 4 1114 St WU 98 Jaw 4 ;CT D.Tlr.--111104. llarky. OMs *i .as WA 0114111 13.1.0.1 Tilt FLIMSUATIWIS A TO OUT TIM KJI WSW 114111.. U. haz : e : 4. .1132:11. 1 :144.... IL haze ,3. " 1.1 L= . 43 5 - - et 3 aa a 44 la • s L 4.1 3 i .1 Jai, 2. LIVERPOOL CORN MARIET.—(THIS DAT.) (NT !MITI'S AND IRON NAGNIIIO TILSORAPL) (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPOPONNT.) Corn market quiet, owls, to peace users, aed Tuesday's rates kayo been scarcely reported. Oatmeal rather Flitter. Bark v and tow steaoy. Indira corn in active dsenand, at 2e. advance. Beane firm. LIVERPOOL COTTON M ARK ET.—(THIS DAY.) The market wee very excited, in consequence of news of an atsdettce. Prices advancs on all cottons. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Brtl.tß. —The matket oontintem doll, sad prices pronely are 6d. lover tban Let Friday : Rased : Ficte aro without change, but the demand tontines irattivo. Corraz.—Prices continue to decline. Middling and good peddling colon ry Plantation Cellos sold at 66e. to 79,.: pea bury, 70e. to 78. t. A cargo of regular find Rio sold at 465. Gd. t 49e. TEA.—Tha merket Is Inactive. Ruw.-1 ben re ea inquiry for good :a nalca, b it no eats reports& tlarn—For bard grain there o seisms to bo a gad de mand ea full prima. SALTPETRE dull sad basally& Bricss.—These is a stemly demand f r black p poer at full prior. Cads Uinta is also to scud r quest. Other spkss sruh:eut alteration. TALLOW MARHET.—(THIES 1)A1 ) The musket is mule. Subjoined are the Driers —Town ta11... Ma. 61 net car& ; Petersburg Y.C., on the poet. 55e. to 64e. Bd. ; July, 64e. 6d. ; August to Septem bar, 65r. 3J. to We. 6d. ; October to December, We. 61 to 65e. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADENI4ALL.—Hideft: 661b0. to 641 he., 4J. to 4: I. ; 64th.. to 721b0., 41,d. to 41.1.; 721b0. to 601b0., 4itl.to 60.. 80th.. to 881b4., 50. to Sid. • 88th.. to 961b0..61 d. to 6d. Horn hides,44. t.. 10.. eslialuas. light, 2.. to 45.; full, 6s. 6d. Bottisosn.nr.—Sheep sktns lout* 2.. W. to 4.. G altestliogo, t5..:11. to 1.. 91. PRE4ERVATION OF LIFE FROM Sal I•WRECK. Yoterdey a meeting of the Royal Malin Lifc'eist lotion wan held at its hunts. John-street, Ad.:phi ; Thou, to Chapman in the chair. A reward of merry was row d II boa's crew for putting ett and re:Kahle :hree met sod Ot,' woolen, whim:o boat had been cripeintil dating heavy wool' of wind off Caettetownecod , nu the cony of Cork. Several otter rewards were afterwarde voted for meritolionsi Hore i :e . in meter life from venous wrecks on the cemt. Daringg the part month the it:Alt:anon bee sent a now life. boot and troa•puting carriage to Ayr, on the \Yea of Soati Ind. The Inetitution deet'ed to forwent a new lifeboat and transporting carriage to Whitbovn, nn the moot of Dun. bvis. Uri:Ate were likewire ordered In be built for Fowey and do I. 4irtl, on the Cornish cum'. The quarterly reports of tho num cons lifeboats of the itatitution wen. raid to speak rery favourably of their efficiency. The te,ciety has now tr.f I:ieboat establishments under ire management, each of which requires about 301. a year to keep it in a ogee of the rugh efficiency. Payment. amounting to 9141. were ordered to be made for various lifeboats sad their equipments. A legacy, amounting to 1061., bad been left the :rig:talks ty the late Mr. Biggs, of the S•rond, and Mr. Meg Dia Led presented to It au oddities"' 1001. FIRE IN A COTTON MILL AT BOLTON.—On Wt dace ley morning, a little before entht n cl.n k, a Ere I rake out in the 'catching roam el the mill of Meters. Cenuon :tad klitsfain. Spew-lens. The riattebiag room is in the cent', of the raid (it being of an old coneractiou). er..l Itrooltb is the store room, in which was a largo Lundy r .11 11.111 ,1 of cotton. Adjoining the room is the stairaiel c 111111111/ 1,1110 4 11 with the ether portions of the mill, 'it'd, in 1•13.1 OCO of the ti:ei se:Arming so el irming a cheac'er, , !k • rkpropla cool 1 it make their e cape by that peerege. IL w ei ...reams of the hence for a time was most remit', tt. :e b. rag no hmoVeire°rl,' egress h a re bu br t igad th e ro :Cell b ot e tte wi' n .c.:::;‘:.:l.i.• fire "CarOt and succeeded te retlin( etc worltpenple. f s (Deena. ffe . c ce ere pu ca m g p inee trom were th a e lso .i i i n o n ip le r n t ; l i n i k e; . d i simf s . o .l a k .of Mown. t Brute i in üben wen, ott bhf 001 , dt an ho u r. l a rm la u.t y Tt vi n yun t :8. :e l• ;, t a: ty, tndC h d r:rt, o oti,i a f fie tt nr ei h e 4.4ng. bionic willa en d e r t 1, 1 t bear;ap -b rcom t e e i he thrown out of suiplcymeot for serest weeks by this mew recce. pulp ue I reuse of the fire hi, that /1/Ole hard substance was In the sottou, and the fric ion of one of th e machines ignited the cottas.—Jfanentsfee Ii