The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-12 00:00:00

L THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 12, 1862. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) 1 _lzmir MARKET.-(THIS DAY 4 LAW INTELLIGENCE. way. Mrs. Porter left home on account of a quer. • SHARE LIBTB.--(THIS DAY.) ' BRITISH POISBIONe. eel she had had with bee husband about her being I Closing prices I Isles today (THIS DAY.) out late one night. Mr. Ross came to the house. I have ___,,,,.. ____ Two &Moo& gad N I 132LWATI. yesterdar. to 1 p.m., seen him there when Mr. Porter was &war. One Friday- ---e— before she left he was with her for two hours. They had The railway market remains very quiet. IN nn Amine ' lIIPLIAwIemn 5n II O. Ile lein.laailelagAgt.a 100 tot ad COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. wine together. There were no lights in the room, and she . Great Western stock bee declined i Per cent, 10 all Do. New •• lad - (Before the Judge Ordinary.) let him out when he left. ! while Caledonian has improved f. Other IN le lemsleedoltelterents• ~1 ... lo ial Do. Prefereace By Dr. Spanks-She told me that she expected the letters , stocks are roans r. Poona AND EOM -11r3CIAL nar.quoted much the same as yesterday. to lop aai..grant„,2oc.led,gi ' i worded contain theatre ticketa. I London and North Western stock is now n oted 11p.a BOA, Aug. 1,1871 Mr- Sm.*" Bel amine and Dr. Womb L P Prarnd for Ann Fowl another Fowler , servant-I am still in Mr. . Porter's , 72 ~. ... „___. ..... tarni -,._ • _ a.. salsesedbyllußAL.ll. 90 86 -. b e petitioner ; Dr. inks and Mr. Martin for the respon- . - 'east ; Mr. Manisty, Q.C., and Dr. Tristram for the 00-re- mwlvia- as sura . _On mit •••• 0 _ cm Mr_ e: () Poets' mid, to h 1 :14 . 1 '''' to "' 4. 7 i 4 : 088 1 7 ir ; - I : nd c i rr l k t sh l4 l ln iZte n t ; cm De. ... i.. .„,....,,... , da di t it . 7 7 8 6 80 60 - will leave M r. Porter. I replied, •• 11, ma sim,..w l' o ° ever ever von do. don't leave your husband and children ." She I South Latent, 84 to 1 ; Caledonian:loh to le 1 " cekueee al L ' , " •^ '• •1" 102 - Tha was a suit fora dissolution oaths ground of adultery.ta 100 Caps T.aDock ep.c.gua. 107 108 - e the 28th of April, 1853, the petitioner Mr. Thomas t l x , elanned •. " Me l a A woman w like me can get a living any. laf here lam not know terwatds took the n ." ildren int° 106 Lo ; m Grea bard t o Northern, 1161 to 117 i. St 100 Namara Dewed .... -• • It ir e i 'g 1021 - •xd ~ater,of Warwick Cottage, Park.villas East, petitioner, we ,.' re- De l . e r pi ff ° -Venetian Railway shares are quiet, el lett Pee_lsffieu En zed _ 1 ineuiber of the Stock Exchange, married the respondent, a D Suff y olk for three months. Mr. Porter down to them, at 4to it prem. Great Luxembourg have given 'l.o' 1 r e : 1. 1166 71 1 0 68- " 1 14. id ... 1196 Emily Macs, at Leighton, in Essex. There had been but he did not stay more than two days. lan swear the; way. et. sad Trunk cd °soma x i ct - one daughters born of the union. The co-mpoodent, Mr. forme d he did not stop a week. OADLNANT MIAMI AND MOIL IN an Do. Spew it. NO. - 13 " mm Rose, 4° "E imer * in M i' m P itead *r'd'..sr former) which Mr. Thomas Saunders, a short-hand writer, produced • IN SR Do.Sec.Prel.ol6.M.fic : 61 M - slier in the 29 th North Middlesex Volu nteers , - trausc ' t of the notes he had taken of the evidence of Mrs. Db. IPd I Itan.wars Bales today IN I Ckting t. ‘dese I to i ... DA per at geasad. • os 30 .... hee e h...l y rip - • • 70 a - cps the petitioner was also an officer. The iss ue ion virtually triedat the last Manlstooe Assizes, in _a:a:po i ' . . Porter and of Mrs . Rosa Mrs. Porter, in ' this evidence, denied that she had been g. ll 11 ° Mt., 8i11.8 14 8 :. • alIbea l.81"°8"81. 8 le - aw OP all Do. do. M.- SO ... IN all DA do. Usl so et 31 1 e maintenance, but on that occasion the jury I guilty of any infidelity to her husband. On cross-examina- 1 2 all__ alookkam_ •.•••.-...• - - - U. lel area Indian Peassals 191 IN xd 102 II ad rotir of the wife. lion she said she had received leveed letters from Major r a _ w ee' s ers a _ a _ess l .2Me,••„-„-•,,•• -; r a. Ile U Da. Net llpm ad 12; I ad The corespondent now pleaded tot guilty. Rose, which she had burnt on receiving them. Me hid " "" --- • -• "'"' o ''''''' " ' - 10 2 Do. January, 1892 Mr. Serjeaot Ballantine briefly opened the car, and read him perhaps ten or twlve time. He It ill MN" ma Irrirr - - 51 " written to - ID 10 Oh a. of tr . M4a il i t ur ct 100 101 zd - le following letter, which the husband bod intercepted,lo6l 1061 1051 was an intimate friend of her husband's, but her N all Cart sad Baarka...... - - - 101 all OMNI 10 1 18 Do. Now lll 11l 117 1 81 O Oa -• id which had led to the seuaratiou :-"Hy owe beautiful brother always took away his character. Major Ross so all Oorawall .. •• .—• Si 7 67 NO all Detep.oltdapaus,w.op el NO 00 ant, -I am almost used sauce seeing you yes nt.y. How di ff erent the meeting was to w h a t was about thirty years of She had told him to write Kt Sql, DA A 1 • eo . dlv. ..... 1 2 IN all Do. 64 do., 77,wit.op. - - - under cover to lima Tooke all her letters came so. LI all Do D IPA LaPeUtell• • • - IN an De.lllp.oLfala-taty.lB 88 03 - had bean anticipating . our first would be. In. She did not expect a letter from him on the 28th -• es "I D'ibba snd3elassl tun ' " 68 -. 10 1 Indian Branch Limited 1 dts pm - sad of holding you in my arms and forgetting . -. . . ~ IN on Dead ., it Abd..Ta. 10 II August. warn her husband got the letter he said, I see eg me g o d - IL 100 Madras Goa 64 per et. 90 02 rd - of toi - ok Ho Do. do. 6pa el. 100 101 xi! 101 1001 Ed ir long separation in loving embraces, we met only a look. Oh my you have been committing crime ; I should not have and al Is• Basionteraku II 87 661 111. UM Ds. 4. 'ask Nam_ .96 96 ad - I strangers, scarce dariog to as 'Aug, darling hive, nay heart IS exchange I feel as though if it had beeo a nobleman . " sk INI gaslern Unica. laost• Id SD - St 100 111e111.0cep.6 olßoods •-•- - would bunt. I could sell my soul to poem you. For (The cas• was proceeding when oar report left.) m ak m ai ad a.roa Do. SNOB 311 40 - 10 all N. a Canada - - - IWO •OW 1111. od's sake, my darling, meet me soon. I feel desperate. et, 10 Beltabmgbaud Glasgow 161 :14 - 111 01l De. do. land do 6 ... on cannot imagine how I worship you. I love you to die- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 14. 116 IldblasfArth,Deindoe 101 110 MI all Do. do. B esp. do 4 I w. action ; pity me, my pet. lam sure you would, if you (Before Mr. Cosuraiadoaer Goulburn.) le all lialliaml OWN ham -, - ... SO 01l Do. de. , Lend 4, 4 8 - ,ly knew how lam suffering. If it is possible for the heart no as vas ORIAT NOSTSZEN COAL Conner (UNITED). 61 .. 10 =wag- "vim 101 10 - les N. I. of Canada.) p. e 86 91 bleed, iris. does. Of course it was very great happiness This was a sitting appointed for making a call on the es " se sll on .,, li m alh "" * " .4 li l t a n t -• 1 . 1. 10 - ... 10 16 DA Pna 4 lauti.... - lpm ad - see you and bear your dear musical voice, but then to he contributories to this company. el. ire Dart 1 Arse. mac of 114 11.4 - ID all Do. 207 ad - ace able to whisper one word of love to you ;to be afraid Mr. Roxburgh, on behalf of the official liquidator, pro- re, US 06.131 61111pealapakt 118 la 6 - 16. 100 DAlndlit.ftotg.llp.c 100 zed - lookiug into your beautiful eyes for fear of betraying in, posed that the call should be at the rate of 34 par share. Ilt. 1 stoma& went. ass 14 IN _ clings. I would have given worlds to be allowed even to Mr. C. E. Lewis, who represented some of the directors, al gio Gana Wader 7 ll 1 1 7 1 1 i u your tiny feet ; but no, that brute [her husbandjstood holders of what were called paid-up shares, contended that ak IN DialtarinVaililumelk are and prevented all. 1 could have killed him. 1 west they were not liable to any further alt k lalameldna Takata 1 6 61 1061 1061 1 1 k. IPd 1 ILULaaTs. 1 Closing NINA I lON. ok 100 Looks sad Hbotwall 60 61 - wne by the next train, and to be left to my own thoughta His Honour thought differently. The directors were 86. 0., 226 on _ 4 all G.Laxambourgap.oast. 17 sf d- zd !Mout interruption, feigned sleepiness sod got to bed trustees, and by accepting those paid-up shares they had ea, IN Dew, 66 47 Of 61 20 all Do. Issued at 316.... 151 106 Id - ad lore 10, where I lay thinking of you, my beautiful Pet, been guilty of • breach of trust. As between them and the k 100 Landoll Noah Deli 961 16 96 4/ 100 80 Lausanne and Pelham* par Ipm - r hours. I beard it strike 3before I slept, and awoke cestni quo trusts, they were fixed with • liability, sad 1 1 1 Oa Da - - 10 all Noeth. of France 3p. M. 111 le} ad - I this morning with the most wret che d feelings ins- could not exempt themselves by saying that their shares ". 156 1 • 17401 = •••• WmION 103 1 100 1 100 1 an Do.(lateChar Ap.e. la ... - rol - - - t able. When, whenwhen am Ito meet you, darling? Oh, were supposed to be paid up shares. ID all LoadoodervtaOrdaNA - - - 90 40 all Para &Lyons 6percent. - et 100 Do. and 40 43 - 10 :all Do. New 3pm cent_ lq 111 ad - imealdnisi tat bliss to anticipate. Cannot you manage to see Mr. Roxburgh-Thou the call will be made for 31. par 16. no iit an ..gb a t . ku nea b la n ark 84 381 4 ,ell Boyalawadlab6percent. 3 - e this week. if wily for a few minutes ; it will make share! 10 all Netropothos ...... - 10 ion S.AnaaLoNV.m.lp.e. 1 101 ad 101 d era supremely happy. I want to make you tell me The Commissioner - Yes; giving them time to appeal, Uok Hi Midland - tb your own dear toogue you love me mall. I might they think proper. Wm 2.14 Do. New ll 17 pm - no 100 1611 Vletorlasinanoolep.M. 98 90 ad - ad in the neighbourhood with a cab, and you could Yea. Roxburgh-Of coarse the all will not be payable for ek 111 ..P.e.„.Mrs4Perby O7 go - N an W.d.N.W.O.fronce3p.o. 117 121 Id - ml '- -- 0-11. ---- ---..." n. ----- ----- ..,.......A ---- for would mutant theatre ticketa. eadessedby _. Br- Seri eant "`"" Min° """ ""' W om bY "re --- Ann Fowler, another servant-I am still in Mr. Porter's 24 1annd ? ra and' 14°rth Western-st;3-ci-is-n°'ir A l , ll _ l ", d----' - .... - -1-"7147: 3 . 11.751...t g• 36 _ o r petitioner ; Dr. &inks and Mr. Martin for the see Ann 10 De. Jaly 1.1871. ditto- 76 60 _ .lent ; Mr. Monisty, Q.C., sod Dr. Tristram for the 00-re- emeic ' e as none. On me ° m i ni" Kr " . Porter said t° me, ' .... tr i 9s ; L an ; t a re a t e Wes aw t ru f n i t ? 1 ; 10 1 .L' I r . i i. ; iso IN Do. Jane 1 - 187‘. ditto. 76 8 ° "I will lean Mr. Porter." I replied, " Oh, ma'ara u what. - spade:it 84 100 Cape T.aDook ep.ogue. 107 108 ewer cialmed. wowl do, don't leave your husband and childrea. Shim 1 South Faatern, 821 to 1 ; Caledoman, - 1061 to di 100 Cla ddida" Zweena • 100 102 This was a suit for a dissolution on the ground of adultsm "Mo! A woman like me can get %living 60 7 - 106 • Great Northern, 1161 to 1171. St 100 lulus Mogal ....- 00 1 06 2 zd - on the 26th of April, 1853, the petitioner, Mr. Thomas s'a where. I can go abroad where I am not known. LOmbardo -Venetian Railway shares are quiet, il . 70 1 fdr/PIOINI .1 OO 10 ad 103} ta d ooter,of Warwick Cottage, Park-villas East, Nen t's•Ploiti Ipm ad -BY Dr. SPitthe-I afterwards took th° children into at 4to 1 Great Luxembourg have given ' U . 5 ". fei. H. do lema zd - prem. a m ember of the Stock Exchange, married the respo ndent, • Them had h ow Su ff olk for three months. Mr. Porter came down to them K Orand Tnmk at tamed. / i 22 - Iles Emily Mace, at Leighton,. in Essex. admit.. ht , but he did not stay more than two days. I can swear that WV IN all Do. epm el PreL _.. 112 0 - three daughters born of the union. The co-mPe , ac i. he did cot stop a week. OADINANT BMA* E AND STOCKS. UM all Do.llooProl.= 61 0 - _ 11301111111 Ross, an engineer, in Hampstead•roadi was '. oh i c t Mr. Thomea Saunders, a short-hand writer, produced a I U 30 wafer in the 29th North Middlesex Voluntes ue rn• in t 0... y tran .k z r ri a tt d o ot f th m e ri notea ß.s. he had taken of the evidence of Mrs. N. IPO I Itan.wan. I Cle y t t eees I Batt today 3: :ii lti &Pr el. M.- 60 a _ co rps tbe petiter wax also an officer. The Ora us ma satese. ta rz aawa i.astoervai. 5 s { - LOS all Do. do. M.- SO 58 I w o virtually triedat the last Maidstooe Aerate., In_ oupd t ir, ' Mrs. Porter, in this evidence, denied that she had been la MS Mt, ... IN all Do. do. _ .. ~.11172. SO as ta K 101 Neal Inane remorse 101 102 xd 1 le ad for maintenance, but on that occasion the Jury I •ty of an. infidelity to her husband. On cross-examina } } pm zd 14 } ad favour of the wife. g et ' A UMI Illyth sad Tyne lion she said she had received revers! letters from Major -. .... 19 all lostoa,Mastedisilleili I I ... - 10 12 Do. New 10 2 Do. January, 1892 The 00-respoodenta now pleaded not guity. an d wa d Roar, which she had burnt on receiving them. She had 10. u p whim ood lama .... at es - 111 1011 OR S. all= li a t ir o a t IM 101 ad - Mr. Serjeant Ballantioe briefly opened t he . uritteu to him perhaps ten or twelve times. He is. IN o i d a d o w an the following letter, which the husbani . l ,m bad in a le beii roe u ri t t was an intimate friend of her husband's, but her le au Cork sad Rearke - - - 10} 18 Do. New 6 til 4 5 '' 1.00 an D46p.olldapay7B,w.op Ih 100 09 and which had led to the m e ant , ti ' a ,..,; --- i T sg °W you yes- brother always took away his character. Major Roos 111 all Oornwall ........ ..... M 7 II _ - I* ail Do. 54 do.. 77,witop. - - Aeiel.--1 am almost 'u s " liu- • see t o w h a t was about thirty years of She had told him to write 10 all Ma kJ • 110. Me- emale 1 _ : 191 an Ded}p.Meela.oay.7B 88 92 - 1 ter. How di ff erent the meeting was b.. I under cover to Miss Tooks all her letters came so. le all Do. 11 ip.a. isgedto B. • • ... -. 10 1 Indian Branch Kited } dts par - had been anticipating . our first would n -1 forg etting She did not expect a letter from him on the 28th of e g : w all rwat. oebßa .pacik. t m d ßer acT re i : f l a M a - IL 100 Madras Guam 44 per ot. 90 92 xd - steed of holding you nt m y arms aa oa f August. When her husband got the letter he said, " I see lg. tin a i d - M. 100 Do. de. I jaw et 100 101 xi! 101 100} zd our long separation is loving embruCell i we mot 1' i k oh you have beat committing crime ; I should not have card 11. Al Bastin - as stringer", scarce &nee to elebette •°° • m 7 if • it had bees a nobleman . " 111. US Emirs' Unica, 60041 58 0 - St 100 MalltOorPS *sows, - - - darling, darling love, rail heart IS so -- toll- Heel as though rThe cue wan proceeding when oar report kit.) irk an Do. I4eek3 1111 40 - IP all N. & .scads it would bunt. I could sell my soul to poems you. For 21 an Seat NUM - - - 41•01 • cop. O. I 7 - God's sake, my darling, meet me soon. I feel desperate. 91. 191 Idlabmaband Glasgow 911 rit - N 0 De. do. Land do 1 7 - You ~,,,,,,o s imagine how I worship you. I love you to die- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. St. IN Ildbbear,Perth,Deindoe us SO le all Do. do. IS esp. do. 4 $ traction ; pity me, my pet. 1 ant sure you would, if you (Before Mr. Consadadmier Goulburn.) Ii an Falb awl Clyde Jana. - - - I* all Do. de. , lend ilo. 4 8 - - O ily knew how lam suffering. If it is ,-- , ......i11i0 for the heart IN uTHS ORZAT WORTHIRM COAL CONPANT (UNITED). O. IN likelow •5. wsissa In log -. UM M. of Canada!) p. c SI M IA all Groat NorthotSsoMand 140 146 -• Si. 19/ - tO bleed, Mille does. Of COUSI. it 5, 1 5 via 7 great baPPinese This was • sitting appointed for making • call on the e k go on ., N0r „.... - to see you and bear your dear musical vows, but thee to be contributories to this company. M. IN Dia& 1 Arse. Nev. set In} l ee } - le au Do. me ed - -is able to whisper one word of love to you ;to be afraid Mr. Roxburgh, on behalf of the official liquidator, pro- ::: ro one, tnepema ga id lel me l - OR 100 D0.1nd.24.F10t.g.5p.c 100 ad - of iN l ft ookiug into your beautiful eyee for fear of betraying my posed that the call should be tit the rate of 3/. per share. Os. tioulhos wait. are)- f ee li ng s. I would have given worlds to be allowed even to Mr. C. E. Lewis, who represented some of the directors, I I!. *lt *re* Wadden kris your tiny feet ; but no, that brute [her busband]stood holders of what were called paid-up shares, conteoded that z add _ ge ,....."OloadVdarilloeddlL__,_,_ ~.1 16, , AA , B7 , gga r g k. IPd I IlatiMars. I Closing prima I Sake. there and prevented all. I could have killed him. 1 went they were not liable to any further calL ja: IM lawk =rw" img g l a ,Ww7,7" 7; 5 qrr i '''''' e: 4 all G.Laxerobourp pact. Si ij ad - zd home by the next train, and to be left to my own thoughts His Honour thought differently. The directors wars 2s, mai. 122 114 _ 20 all Do. issued at an .-. led 10} ad - zd without interruption, feigned sleepiness sad got to bed trustees, and by accepting those paid-up shares they had ilk lee Dow. 611 47 9, 44 ,1 57 PM SO Lausanne and Frlbount par Ima - before 10, where I lay thi n kin g of you, my beautiful Pees been guilty of • breach of trust. As between them and the 11. 101 Loaded& Nail& *e 94 _ 12} all Do. for hours. I heard it strike : t fore I slept, and awoke ceatni quo trust', they were fixed with • liability, and .. mo imomm = modom 99,1 mei woe "" Nall North. of France 3p. a. 117 14 ad - 70 all Do.(lateCharierol;34p.e. - - - at 5 this morning with the most feelings IMO' could not exempt themselves by saying that their shams "•- 111 ad Loadondurr= - - - 40 ,all Parts& Lyons 6 prcent. - - - 00 :all Do. New 3 cent... 11 14 ad - gamble. When, when am I to meet you, darling? Oh, were supposed to be paid up shares. . 40 45 - 4 1211 Horan 6 per coat 3 - what Win to anticipate. C 111100( you =eye to see Mr. Roxburgh-Thou the call will be made for 31. per at 100 lo is ig geg i>6. .gb e ckw egg ia g b and ark 34 Ng 10 iall B.Ane&Loni.Veu.Sp.o. 1 14 ad 14 Rd me this week , if only for a few minute ; it will 'lake s h ar e ? le all Metropolises ...... .... t - 90 101 l Southern oflnneesp.e. 11 IA xd es SI supremely happy. I want to make ion tel l Ime The Commissioner-Ye; raissioner-Yes ; giving them time to appeal, US. IN Midland .............. 1217 101 104 B ... SO lanI an Irlenorinunanseleip.ct. 98 90 ad - ad with your own dear tongue you love me Mall. m i g ht they think proper. 10a 1.14 Do. New lit I. pa -.- 1 20 , all W.&N.W.olFrance3p.o. 117 121 ad - IJ -be io the neighbourhood with a cab, and you could r.M Roxburgh-Of course the call will not be payable for w ie • Me itif ma. lle• fia. Birm wit. 4 o4 ll • l6 l ) ••• 97 _ 99 ..... _ come to me. Come, my own darling, it will save me from thr e e we a n M all Mid Kent -- - BIITIIII MINA beteg ill, as lamin • high fever now. Yon cannot imagine The order for • call of 31. per share was then made, to be coo a u reanwasta sod oartian. - - - No. I sb. I Mmes. IPAI CL pima I `id-.. toe dreadful feeling that is on me. Pray write, dearest, by payable on the 11th of August. The liabilities are about le 9 Newry& AreasekdeL - -al - Albed oo4a. ,Plallackf i WWI - - - return, telling me how you are, and if you accept the pro- I,MO/. or 1,2001. ; and it is expected that this call will el all Nown,Wanewg.tacw - - - British Iron le - - - eel costained in yesterday's letter. l am very anxious yield sufficient to pay them all in full. el. IN Nedolk - 4 1: al- D a l:. 0. coo. (Fa )1 1 4: 5 6 4:6 7 UST M 1M Meath BINA Mit 6.14 ... to me the roses back on your beautiful darling hoe. Now, It. North Davao Riii. - - -. ill .. llsetßrisset (111 yam .. 1 110 46 47 dearest, I hope and trust you will not think of smug my 4. 10 I. Latera-Barwlak pocket. I assure you I can spare the money, and if you THE POLICE COURTS. Is lel Do. o.l.ll,Pere. 1 SI die - 4la • .. lad Cam Brea don't accept it one way, you shall another, as I shall make. Ol 146 64 647 - 2114.6d 1 1 46 6 i ee ls' 44 17 7 61 1 you a present with the mat, if you don't use it. Believe (TRIS DAY.) le. IN Do. York ..-.. M} 80 80 4 68 i 7. zw"VsErruL) TL 1! 5 :4 la = Ilk 11111 Math Load-a me, pet, lam not a bankrupt, and see no probability of -6, - Great South Telma .. Ils. 44 I - 10 1 lm. Few las i pm -1 4.908 .. 0. Wt. Tor (ItaloMol.. 411 4el - becoming one. The worst of letter.writiog, dearest, is --o-- le aU NewthiltßesteenJain 10} 11} - 6,000 ... Grearllle - that one cannot convey one-half they feeL I know that my WORSHIP-STREET. 1.117 15$ Noethetaeordsatm._. 6 42 Q 4 132 1,024 .. Herod eloot l3a. 37 39 - letters do not explain anything like the deep and burning AITINCTID SUICIDE. 0 10 Welikernallauult.M. - - - 6. .. l a d y Downs 41. 14a. 97 If - love I feel for you. I often wi s h th a t y ou could mad my Clara Bolton, • phasantlooking young woman, was MSB Peebles - 4000 _ lady Bertha 156. f heat , and then redeed you would uoderstand it, sad know N all hietrisariaM -•-• •-• 4.. Narks valley _ - what lam su ff ering in being parted from you. Dear, dar- c a l e rf 4 4 ,„,,, gu y bs6re li t i om r. Ligh with attemptag t° destroy her. II 1111 WNW .-•• • • - - Marmot ((la Iselmal. 91 40 42 - 55. 101 Pottle Osai6i hoc, beautiful angel, I send you millions of lama, and re. Kr. Adolphus Walsh, an accountant, living in Whit- es, see soot y& M. 1, abee.sek 45 47 ... 41, - Kole ftwse main your most dev ot ed lover, dying to see you,-WILL7." field.etreet, Horton, said - Yesterday afternoon, I ea IN loottlelt lOdland ...... 103 106 - N. /ream ILUo) After the separation Mrs. Porter wrote the following letter beard frightful screens at a female pelt door lk ltle bliropebire Union .... tit 67 - 1 4 . .. N. IR Barest( Moon) 9 al. 4414 i to her husband :-" 0 Tom, have pity on your unhappy N o. or and w or d y a ft erwar d s a l a d y ao t wata j le all Ilttbighouraeillassea. a - 37 - - 440 .. Noel Wheal Crotty -2.4. w. 4 4 wife! See me, even if it should be for the last time, and South heron IL i , Ooam (54. it i e sa l •. i 6 6 - - let me hear my fate from your own lips. lam very iIL . o me oor to tri e ,.: 9 l. 6 t h ho er L l l . couor did , L a ' ah an er d y o f u o rg d wo t man he Pri .a: ik li t 1 2: 0 t : th ib w i t . ....... •. . • co n k 67 MI - 1.120 so Trendless (O. ). 19AL .4042 - 14000 ... Co l a Min. Co. 1 . ..I 3 IL - Pray grant me this last favour." deevouring to lift her up. On getting the primmer into it. 101 L Patti & lifter Den 98 100 - M., I. iek awl- 1 7 IN - - The learned counsel contended that these letters, coupled the light I saw that she was nearly black in the facie, and le all Woklagdun,&e. 0 7 - 4000 _S. Cam Brea (Mogan) . 511191 d las with the facts that would be detailed in evidence , could had considerable difficulty in unfastening • piece of velvet 16 all amino° a Dartington la Id - MS ... W. Frames (Illagas) MAI. 1071 114 - lave no doubt on the m i n d of any reasonable pawn that twisted round her throat. I beard that some dispute had * 16 Ditto *tea - SOO .. Way Park 28.9 31 4 - the resroodent had been guilty of adaltsey. . arisen between herself and a friend respecting some young M--- - 166 /W ow : 6W Croft 4 If II - Lest - Sophia Arkhill-1 am a nurse at St. Mark's Hospital. moo. hi all - MSO Do. - - - lean I was sent to attend on Mn. Porter, who bad to Mary Ann Stenbridge-I have been for a considerable of SI Do. ONO .. Wed Basset (Illogan).. If If 13 - have AO operation performed on her. I remained with hoe time In partnership with the prisoner in the millinery bud- IL mr• Vale or Reath - LOU .. VI. Condos (Unused) I 35 Pi - at Mrs. Tonks ' s at Bedford-place, Notting-hill, till she left which we carried on in Whitfield-street. She is land. M. 100 Ileteda SM.& Phalle* 116 MO - NO .. Wan Won . I 7 . 7 ... - 1174 US .. Wk. Bas ‘ onajkl a u d o r : t i c 4 STI 141 1 - before'- some communications ware made te me by members covered in the coal cellar as described I had returned 64 ` add " - U 6 .. Wh. Bailor I SO 011 -of the family. Letters were received there for Mrs. Porter , Ile Me Wed 14 66 . home ente t g r s t e l i t r e ing p.x. • frier ., i as nto tobbi a b ri ed om s n ad ibut ah.mad aad gn u. mtg. min . 1 Hanfamd Ls n u 4.2 - LON (Cals ) 71 4 They were directed to Miss Tooke. Mn. Porter had her LBll4 .. llh. Kitty (On. Letup 1.7.1. 14 111 - eldest child with her. She inserted an advertisement in the at eosins the prisoner lying on the floor in nearly the same - - LOU .. W.Yary &nail( suttee.) 8 12 14 I.OM .. Wk. Trolawney iLisa..l 7 12 14 - _. - paper fora cottage, but she said that she would net have state as leinibed by Mr. Walsh, and from the same caws PLIIIILILIKTI WARM any that was not so far in the country but she could tell Of course I removed the ligature ass peedily as possible, B p . 1 p d. I l i onwon . I m o w n p e s o .. I g o y & at a certain hour in the evening whether__ her and she then soon recovered • but I had not the least ides e . ..... JOINT STOCK BANNS. husband was coming home that night. Remember she would repeat the att emp t j on her li fe, at least so soma , ""' '`'"' ariatal ' kelmece " -etk i 96 " - _, a letter coming, which Mr. Porter took from Miss Tooks.Bt. JIM ICaledoetan Quer. 8h afterwards. It was quite by chance that she was found in se an 'Cork and Hairdos 5kp,01 -- -- I. I lib. I Bug& 1 Pd. I CI. pleas. I Salsa -• ISMS, WO Ass* mad C. SOP. Dm* . In VI 00 Mrs. Potter afterwards asked me what she should do. She w t . oa d. oc u ac. 02 611 1 0orawalS. Ipm ems. 14 ad - 10,00) 100 AlllanoeLon.stUverpool 7 4af pm 117 - 127 mid her husband was such • violeat man that she was cer- Sergeant Elliott, 0 division-When I was called into the 61 all Den.Peark&AbecJaA 6 -• fain that he would strip her to her flesh unless Abe went house weatiwad the prisoner h a d revived sufficiently t o ni. LM Bast In A. 6 D. ci. 104 116 -, MAU IS Aminsledis sal 65 o 7 - away. I lent her my shawl, and she quitted the house at answer questions, and on my asking her motive for such die add Do. 3. 4 3P•e5 -1. - _, MAIO 111 BEN at = 41100 MS Bank of all 24 24 1 24 1 so 85 NI - about six in the evening, about an hour after the letter had • each attempts u p on her lifei she merely replied, " I should et. IN Do. C. 7p. ct. - - -• NM M MlUah N. America - - - been received. She came back the next day. Mr. Porter St. lap &Com Ifx., 1 p.M.N0.1 11l 111 he as well dead es alive," arid that a young man was about pt. me D e , 0 0 . 1 0 .1 IM 111 - MIN 9) Char.Blr-Brit. Columbia I IMs ipea 6 4 bad ordered her not to be admitted, but Mrs. Tooke let her to be married to her partner-the last witness. Be. MS Do. New 6p. et. It- 1911 110 - - NAM PO C. Bk. la d ail 107 24 - in. Mr. Porter's conduct was not violent ; but bee ' s waa. 21r. Leigh-la there any foundation for ascribing the acts 81. 100 • (Won. op. ot. U in ad - U,019 - 90 Quirt, Mere. of lad* He was too kind and too fond. She often said she wished in q uestion to this cause, Miss &Ambridge? fit. 10S ann.& Glair! Ip. et. 110 112 - Loa., sod Canna all SA 1111 - her husband was dead ; because she should then be a dash- ies Stenbriage -We certainly had disagreed and he o- Sl ` add 11616 *. Par59 . 6 *.‘" - _ SIM 1119 M ow NOM 1011 SI 97 100 16 40 42 - - tog young widow. . peered to think that my acquaintance with a certain young'. IL 190 Great No 6p. et. 117 119 114 00,000.118.11 of Canada Cross-examined-While she was ill after the operation dt. 10$ Do.liand.at 10p.cipm. 112 114 -. SIAN 10 bag.leot. e t AniLettartal: all 171 184 177 man would be to her diaadviuttage. BR 1N Do. 4 par emit lO4 UM •-• the petitioner went away fors week, stating that he wee Mr. Leigh-How so ? Bt. 100 Do.sp.o.red.ete paps tee 110 - 10,0001 100 Imperial Bank. Limited 7 Par i pm 2l I going to see his children . After a week he sent her word Miss Stenbridge-Inasmuch as she implied suspicion of 10 all GAN. lerNiaad, Ist Prat -.- 10,000. 100 I London and Brazilian.. 6 •ipm 0 07 that they were all well. She said he had been to France IS.MO! 10 ILoa. Ch. bank or AVOW. all 13} eat} - withmy not acting honestly in business transactions ; that is all 60 • I d a W o d ai ddad ad laaa td - -•- Kew is Do. 254. - - - w some woman-she was always saying that he was with l can say about, it. at. 100 Do. redeem es p. oeu. 99 MR ad 101 ad - omen. Remember his tearing up three or four of her Mr. Leigh and Mr. Safford, theclerk, then asked the pri- St. 100 Do. redeem. I p cent N Si Ed - ad *-. ooo ' * Leaden and 0 0111 1S7 •••• so Se 60 - dresses. She war gathering them i up and parading the room, St. 109 Do. hredeers. a . p. ot 911 1111 ad -. ad 1 42001 SO bawl= 'WM 11100 S •• •• 10 se 37 some several times whether she wished to say anything in 84,. 100 Do.ep.m.redessa Pref. lin IN id IIS ad UM 93 Loudon & South Alrkva 12 par Ipm - living that she should get her living by them. That so answer to the charge, but she made no reply, and was re- Eit. 100 Do. Bina. Goa. block 77 79and Wootralnater IS 81 31 enraged him that he tore them up. =Mod. U. 100 Do. Blrm. Pea Mom. - - -_ 11, 63. 010 ". 101 Lae. & Prov. Bank a 10 lOf dla -- NON lel Nat. Ppm of llastand 4ll .. ..• - 1 Re-examined-This was after the letter had been received, SOUTHWARK. et 1011 Do. Meal this. Stock 22 29 - sad lie was in a very excited state. It. 100 Do.ChesterPtin. ape 170 175 - %Ma 0 Do. New.... - y the Judge-He told me that his wife had left him Aiwa L arrme niAITZ : Z3 X ILL E . I .. 4 °I4 " la : Pm middi a • ... iced man, lg . LI Do. do. do. 0p... 104 106 - 1111,09$ SO Mailman la nk - several times, and that he had t a ken her back again. He Una& Yorksh. Intent 1•7 189 - WWI 0 Now South Wales an 40 - aidhaving the appear a nce of • sailor and whose throat was eg, 100 leastißrlght..ipaGua. - NM 111 Orimital Beak °tumors all 51 62 - nit! he had taken his children away from her os an- b ox ' s/ad U ., brought • be ,. kr. c .,,,,, for final 0z... 51 No. 1117 110 -15,0 N 111 Oitcwoca Bank_ . _ . all 20 0 - rearsNM 100 Provincial of Ireland .. II 87 85 al - xd of of her had behaviour : and that it was four or five =nation, c har d with obtaining various sums of money 115 100 Do.llp.a. do. 24.2 117 110 ... MON II th AmMalla .- .. ... all 36 ST ad' -ad since he had had his eyes opened. from poor peop • under false and fraudulent pretences. at. 100 D0.11p.0. do. ~.. 160 145 - 111,191 S II Colon of Assuan_ .... all 4E4 1:1 - Mrs. Susan Porter - Am mother to the petitioner. Wu et. 100 Do.lia.a. do. NA 4 117 11,1 •••• Susan Knight., • widow, residing at 43, Huoter-street, IMMO 10 Union of louden Reprinted with my son's wife nine or ten months before Dover road, said that • short time ago she had • daughter eIL I L : i t 0 1N .4 96 " ,k,, - ; ; - - - - her marriage. She said her father had been • wise over- with her husband in Australia and was expecting him home pa 100 De. tp:a. Peet Bleck_ 168 167 3IIIIOALLANSOUS. chant, but that he had died long before. Ou the 22nd of shortly. - On the Bth of May last the pnsoner came et. 100 Do.Op.a.cIoAW.K&C.P. 1110 136 - No. IN. I 00111.111IIS. I I'd 101 prior i lalmi. aPol. 1861 , I "os oroa for f° loy *en's. Mrs P ° r t er w ee tO her bones sad said that he was the mate of the Elay, a. no Do is te.alaLdst.Blll ... there with her mother, her stepfather , Mr. Boot, and Mr. just arrived from Australia, and then lying off toSI. She left the house that night, very late-after mid- Grayeawd. He said the cap t a i n had sent hi m to IL tee Los.alsetbaaisadnonn 100 101 1504 li KM 10 Allende 11. N 01119414 all I I - I kin. After that I had one of the children, and the other tell her that her daughter's husband and children were ea ' lee l ' aelte * Cee4it e laa P' c ' - - 1141191 U Arrinlas AgeleaL.... 111 63 15 64 ELMS M Barna ',Manned.. ~ all 47 0 two my son seat away with a nurse. From the demeanour in the yard as passengers, and by 11 o'clock the next " ni l 12, u-awm-5t„,„....4-,,,, - - - 90,000 1 Bombay Gas, Ihelted„ 1 4 ins 1 p of the respondent I thought it quite proper that the morning the vessel would be in the Victoria Docks, aad et. 100 laa /d= 4 l/00.8p.0 125 10 - 11.90 Ps Mit. & litshMaiVTeu • MI 60 55 - children should be removed from their mother. she c o corne and meet her relatives. He then mid that I di Da MI - A 9. - saw is Do. I I per., ON 1801 1111 la M 11,7111 IS Do. 0 - - _ - Crowaexamined-21y son was ou t a good deal, prineiPallY he had several other places to go to, and as he left llt. ISO Do. 4 per omit .• • M t - at the rendezvous of the volunteers, two doors from hif in such a hurried manner he forgot his purse and 10 6 Do•re° 66 . o " o 63 .01. i it Po - 4918 114 • land ill 106 110 ad 1113 ad 111110,001 St. Osp cw tg ofdapellmint all 111 10 -. base. I have never stressed sympathy to the resroodens wanted mono y to ta k e him hock to °camas& St et. 100 MdbiadOonsalp.alleask - _ LOOM M. Palace - 100 Do. Oona. Brat Allixe 189 141 ,s -so account of my sons frequent aterence ; but thew. B e h av i ng hi s story to be true she gave him Bs, rol., and he gg, a• D o . 40. et, p re a m ock l eg t e a 188,810 St. Preference MO UN 103 ad - proved of the volunteering altogether._ P te ' ' to repay her when she came on board the next IIL lee point - Antonia 4 p.c. II N WON Ilk Do. Sp. et. Pent Deb. laa 104 108 ad --• Mary Tab -I reside with my mother at Weetboonte. morning. She went to) look after the vessel, but no each 85 10 NOlNollt6P.olQ.Btcek -.- - 10500 10 LlndielLon.Shippogß ill - - die - at gerr Addington. In 1861 she kept a lodging-hous e 9l,o9l 10 lantlndiatnict.o Canal I pr 1 pea ad - ... 110 Do. New Goa. Ip. ct. 109 111 - 13. Bedford-place, Kensington. In May or June, 18fi til one had arr i ve d , and h er daughter and husband did not .. 111 . 100 North &WAS 6 Per nen , 111 118 come home until the 12th of June. A fortnight ago the -. NUN St. MGM, T In. Porter came to stay at our house. She was vimisea 10 2U Do.liorder lidos OS. 1 le we NON 11 Msg. and Aust. prisoner bad the audacity to call on her again, when she g g. Igo Igggs._egeig.gi, .a hl in 8 6 119,000 111 • Steam Na .a la 116 27 - there by Mr. Rom ; but I understood her to say at the time e hint into custody. (de then denied horns the party, 17 gi r, D. 4 0 . t o . - II ak gig 999 IMMO 1 Groat Shlp (Ltaalte4 ~ all a l 5 - tad_ that his name was Jordan. She said be was her legal adviser ; C v t witness and one of her daughters reccgoised him. 10 LS Do. Leeds Spot. No. 1 - - _, 94000 1 De._l4 per cent. Prot. all 1 - he used to visit her about twice • week. He used to Charles Berry, son•in.law to last wastes, said he mine 16 le Oo.Tark. IL 18.purc. IMafpm ad - MOM 11 Loa. Dlshict Tel. (1.) 47 4es - stay about two hours at • time. Never knew him stray later h e with his wife on the 12th of June from Australia. ss ea Wm* , Ileaue*Okt • •.• •xi 24 -•• 000000 4 Inc GM. CSIIIIII/us CIO ab llt 18 than 8. Neva saw her go out with him ; never knew her H e never had any knowledge of the prisoner. 0 ell - Oeat. New . rre. -. - .- 10,000 10 Lon.B9.lre.Dlr.Tal :I ) 2 - - - mote home with him. She never had a latch key, but she Several other ch of a similar nature were proved g a t Ci e ee r o ll at a P P ' et ' Pree ' " - - - 60,000 s 0 Madeas larlgia. 4 Como 127 24 ova ad - gu./Ip.a . - - - - 14000 10 *Miter. Its. Tel. ( 1 / 9 .) all I 4 - night have used the key of the door in the /time - against the prisoner, who had on three occasions attempted gt. 100 Do. 7 p.a. Prig. Stook 140 14510 SG National thasonat Co I l i II pat 4 weer at night. Have never said that 1 could not tell - to cut his throat with a piece of tin which be had by some 10 all 4 Devoe Plied 4p. a - - - 5 .000 .000 20 NerbuddaCoakt /road: I 2i sk pan - what time the returned at night became she used • latch- means got possession of. He was in • very low state from 1.114 all B.las. (lead. An. ALAS) Me Sil - 110.000 6 NetherlandsT. Bp. e.pef all f 1 - hey. There was a sofa in her room. Never heard any t h e k aa o f bl o w . /11. WI Do. 44 pm mat lll2 104 - LIM MO N. Bruns. &N. Book mat. UII 14 - Mr. comb. committed him for trial. M. MS Do. Ind es pat eau IN ISt - 11411711 IN. Brit. Australasian.. all 114 -• Ole house -it was on th e 6th or 7th of July. Mr. Ross did Dot U. MO S. Wales ow. AD. coot - - _ NOM 1 O r i e ntal Gm - voit after th a t. M. Porter requested me to receive letters - IL 101 Do. 4 per mid - - _ 40,000 10 Orte• In. Ma (1514).. all 4 4in - fur ter, which I did. She said Mr. Porter would not allow 16 le• Yorini I at pit 98 90 _ 0 00,000 St. Peel Nam lend& MIL 100 16 57 - Ler to conespood with her friends. The letters came 'co. "admiral Sir Alexander Milne's time all 26 all Vi . • . , • . • 6..5. HI 0 - - 0,000 0 Paola nut Odes Ulan all 0 71 - 10.000 60 Do. New 3O 9 11 pia - 95 all Da. do. Moo. 814 M three or (ur times a week-perhaps oftener. On the oommander.io-chief in the West Didier and North America ga a Do. do. 011p.a 33} - 40000 SO Lea & let. Lei. 0.4 all 19 20 14 24,1 ‘ ~l August I received the letter produced, expires in January next, and rumour has already assign:d ek is, ar d amegma d anpgp. a . al 0 - 10.000 60 1110440 arall - gal Sr Porter wok N out of ray hand. (This is th e letter Rear-Admiral Erskine as his sitoceseor.-A ray and Nosy St 101 W.lairt-Ozt.lalpic.U. 1211 110 mow 16 Do. New 2ll 0 0 _ reu 0 , -,.) Mrs. Porter left the same night. When Gazette- lit. 110 Do. do . Ind do. 110 11111 060 23 Rio deJan. CitLha.(L ) all 221 29 ad 281 ad St. NIS Do. Newry. 6p. M. PreL 103 101 - I 29,750 , Do. 16,005 he Royal Mall Noma ._ 00 13 65 1 - 11 r. Peter had the letter Mrs. Porter clasped her hands, MRS. VTBeB CASE -Dr. Hood, of Bethlehem as. IN o . a . A ~. prot. In iso - PIM v P.-. to/ ...Ai& was ruined. Hospital, writes of Mrs. Vyse :-" One symptom of disease,2l4ooo St. Soottisla Anat. Invaitaa.NO ISO 140 - ho 57. Shaky -Never saw or heard anything that led and that • most important one, lOU not mentioned. On my FORNIGN 11.1.1LWAya. - 75.010 1 thatenarleo Tel. Scrip .. all • web eillome there was anything Improper going on be- first visit to her at Neonate I learnt that during the latter gi. IN . 1 ph fl apagg„ 1 em ail; p e t., I masa _ o 1 Do. do. itoodond.. a 1 - . t.re a the respondents. She war in the habit of constantly maths of suckling she had been mentally overworked , s ow .. 11.200 141 Do. do. _ - _ swear Lear windows open. aad subject to groat anxiety and fat4ne. Wham wonted is En Lawny a Rattereen Ce 7 - 80.0 00 00 1 reregraph to India XI 1 t 7 Cr - We ctenonad-Newer saw Mrs. Porter quite dome to Mr. by bee business tisometiosia she suffered from • painful fp all a r d anaw - _ e a '' , we 1f she bad just got off hie knees. Never heard the womation seated is the interior of the cranium, on the 70 111; neldattles.lL I p.a l4 2pm - Pk /9 116 Prust&Ln.Co.l7.oanads 571 f pm - w ”usere and creak - as if there were two persons on it. I surface of the brain, and which she spoke o f as • pm. I all Miglan I. .1 b,,- 85,458 6 CM. Kingdom TM (L.l• S 2 1 001 - ...et, i tcved a paper which contains statements to that spiring of the beain'-• symptom often complained at by 111 _lll Innsins to -eilAssionn• a 1 . 11 7 0 , i 'r, - litiou is Vas 111......1fivrd tti4 11 13 12} 111 .. The statement was written first. and I obiected to oationts who antra, from ~,meal .1 i........ ....:.... .-- .. WS .Caresosaz suss - tiose-examined—While she was ill after the operatio• the petitioner went away for a week, stating that he was going to see his children. After a week he sent her word that they were all well. She said he had been to France with some woman—she was always saying that he was with women. Remember his tearing up three or four of her dressea. She was gathering them i up and parading the roma, Laing that she should get her living by them. That so enraged him that he tore them up. Re-examined—This was after the letter had been received, sad be was in a very excited state. hr the Judge—He told me that his wife had left him Kraal times, and that he had taken her back again. He aid be had taken his children away from her on ac count of her bad behaviour ; and that it was four ar five years since he had had his eyes opened. Mrs. Susan Porter—Am mother to the petitioner. Wm aoaainted with my son's wife nine or ten months before her marriage. She said her father had been a wine mer chant, but that be had died long before. On the 22nd of April, 1861, 1 was sent for to my son's. Mrs. Porter was there with her mother, her step-father, Mr. Boot, and Mr. Poss. She left the house that night, very late—after mid tight After that I had one of the children, and the other two my son sent away with a nurse. From the demeanour of the respondent 1 thought it quite proper that the children should be removed from their mother. Crow-examined—My son was out a good deal, principally at the rendezvous of the volunteers, two doors from his house. I bare never expressed sympathy to the respondent OD account of my son's frequent absence ; but I clasp proved of the volunteering altogether. Mary Tooke— I reside with my mother at Weetbourna. grusetemce, Paddington. In 1861 she kept a lodging-hones at 13, Bedford-place, Kensington. In May or June, 1861, Mrs. Porter came to stay at our house. She was visited there by Mr. Roes ; but I understood her to say at the time that his nam e was J or d an. She said he was her legal adviser ; ad he used to visit her about twice • week. He need to stay shoat two hours at a time. Never knew him stay later than 8. Never sew her go out with him ; never knew her come home with him. She never had a latch key, but she might have used the key of the door in the daytime— Dever at night Have never said that I could not tell what time the returned at night because she used a latch *. There was a sofa in her room. Never heard any sole OD this sofa. Recollect Mr. Porter coming to reside at the boost —it was on the6th or 7th of July. Mr. Ram did not visit after that. Mrs. Porter requested me to receive letters killer, which I did. She said Mr. Porter would not allow bet to correspond with her friends. The letters came three or her times a week—perhaps oftener. On the 4 th of August I received the letter produced, and Mr. Porter took it out of my hand. (This is the letter ab ,,, e• I Mrs. Porter left the same night. When nr. Porter had the letter Mrs. Porter clasped her hands, tOl she WU ruined. ltr Mi. Wannity—Never saw or heard anythin g th a t l e d I ° , 9Pase there was anything improper going on be. "reed the rerpondeets. She was in the habit of oosatantl keeping Err wi n d ows open. y Ree t‘notted—Never saw Mrs. Porter quite close to Mr. 1t0..., If the had just got off his knees. Never heard the sofa m. 0., and creak as if there ware two persons on it. I aided a jap er which matelot' statements to that .".t. The statement was written first, and I objected to of th e ground that it was wrong. Mr. Norton, the !"‘"* r, promised t o correc t it , an d h e appeare d to do so. ''"rd nneel it. It is the paper produced. The Judge—There is no correction or appearance of ODD "the raper. Had y ou g i ven any account of this before' Mito s is—l had not—nut to anybody. Mr. Norton mans 1 ° my !nether's house, and Mr. Poster took me to his 10,5 1. Mr. Porter then left the room. Mr. Norton then eft) ewer the statement which he had already written. He ltited at did not say whether it was a statement of Mrs. Mann or myself. Mr. W. Sorter', of Gray's-inn —I am not the solicitor " the _present cause, but I was originally spoken le Mrs. Porter. I received a statement from the *item. I took it down from her own mouth the time. I read it over to her. Sh e did no t any alteration to be made in it ; and she 'Mal it. 1 had submitted one to her before, but she could sot sgrx to all that it emitained. I therefore took down "at As lad to say herself. 1 had received a statement low 51rt Arkbill, bat Miss Tooke could not wean dl that wee in it, and so 1 took her own story. _Be Mr. M u dd y —I do not know whether I heard Mks hehe evidence at Maidstone. I was in and out daring the "ole time. toPtain Joaes, of the 29th N or th Middl es ex—Mr. Been le in *ma major i n t h e corps ; but be does not hold • wane& it now. I am acquainted with his handwriting. Produced Is e his writing but the signature , Will is sot his . Mr. Roes : ones asked me If I i ll beard that Captain Porter had found his wife coming tit .4 a theatre, and taken her home in a cab. 74 letter was then formally read to the jury. It we, tidr &NA to Mrs. Porter under cover to Miss 'Tonics ; and it tbs. = o ar: " August 28, 1861." • Preston —I was formerly in the melee 'lts,Mr. sad Mrs. Porter. On the 22nd of April, 1861, Mn.. left the house. Before thee she had told nee WWI re lettere came for her I was not to give they _ 4 *. Porter's presence I kept back three or hew bash ---- M as. VYSE'S CASE.—Dr. Hood, of Bethlehem Hospital, writes of Mrs. Vyas :—" One symptomof disease, and that a most important one, wu not mentioned. On my first visit to her at New's*. I learnt that during the latter months of suckling she had been mentally overworked and subject to great anxiety and fatigue. When worried by her business transactions she suffered from a painful sensation seated in the interior of the cranium, on the surface of the brain, and which she spoke of as 'pow spiring of the brain'—a symptom often complained of by patients who suffer from mental disease as giving a creep tag, irritating feeling, but never more graphically described than by Mrs. Vyse. It is indicative of morbid action or secretions of the membranes of the brain, which is very manifest by examination die; death. I believe that Mrs. Vyse is suffering from cerebral disease, which rendered her at the time of the murder an irresponsible agent, and, though proper care and attention might have prevented the dreadful tragedy, her life has been spired without infringing one law made for our common safety. The public may well take alarm at the admission of such a disease as impulsive mania, which is so difficult to dis tinuish from passion ; but they may remember that cere bral disease ought to be first established and irresponsibility acknowledged and then the sudden impalas, or the skil fully-conceived attack, will be looked upon u the effect of insanity, not the disease itself. The impulse to violence may be dormant for weeks or months, and then show itself by • suicidal or homicidal sat ; but such is the result and not the proof of mental disease, and is more accurately described - by the term employed by one of the medical wit seises as paroxysmal mania, the paroxysm being the effect of disease of the brain or its membranes, and attributable to its proper ewe." MEMORIAL OP TES LATH BISHOP VILLIERS.—A mural monumental tablet hu just been completed in marble by Mr. Craps, of the Steam Marble Works, Percy alr.o22,l Newcastle, and which is about to be placed in the 'agat Auckland Castle . It consists of a white marble og black ground. On the lower portion the mitre is beautifully carved in relief. The tablet bears the following 'ascription :—" Is memory of the Hon. and Rey. Moutagn Villiers, D.D.. sometime student of Christ Church, Ox ford; five years viols: of Kenilworth; fifteen years rector of fit. George's, Bloomsbury ; nine years canoe residentiary of Pt. Paul's ; consecrated Bishop of Carlisle, March, 1856 ; translated to Durham, Jose, 1860 ; died at Auckla a d Oas tle, August 9, 1861, in the first year of his hooslatioo, sod is the 49th year of hie age. ' All things work together foe good to them that love God.'—Romer, c. :lA, v. 28." /hosoktiond Herald. Aloodos.. Limo, 4 koitardsoi Ardossoo Boadattfts.lL Two = A. j to enklasmai Oaressoar Moo &LB Ilrlstoodos 101 111 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Mod* ▪ Illaalani at Prawn . all 1 04. Swim gr. ik W Git. Omani ed franca ▪ k Laxembi. Oonat. ▪ Italian Junta= all Lake Constant:o I Bala W Llerre ass Turnhout ell Lyons and Geneva W Marls Antonia • Mazakalbagell se y the all Do. ope. .PrL WI ;Northers at • f De. Now Sham W Illarwailan Trunk fret 15 Oti p l a. omsullayrnaAldlal all Lreas asd Meet W Parte mad Odom all Moab and B. Tranalaw Mailiaareal 7 , la. &I Napa mad all Llama& all Rival linedialt an De. 7 par art all and Yew . • Du par area Free a )c.7 pink 11.AaaLat V 1111•14/ 10 /3.11.0 t Paetanillperre 6 Turin sad amen all &unbars et harm— all W•661166.4we 1166 ak par awn lag Wok. 11.W.61 /mar 4 I gut ~ 4 441 Liemtpoo7.. JOLT IL—ashes to-day :—Esatern Comities. 561 — Greg Wooten, 711—Lancashire and Yorkshire. a new, 106 51 London and North Western. 944—Slanehester, Sheffield, and Lincola. 3e—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 15-16—Egyptian Bonds, ' 8 tf—Orand Trio* of Canada. !7—O eat Luxembourg, 14 isle Alliance Beak, 44 $44 p.— Bank, 0 4- I H IIO prof., 7 Im o nest., 116-I.lrerpool and London Fire and insurance Com pany. 71 D.—bast Iffilp Company, 7s. ed. lessonnarna, July 11.—The market opened flat, without lunch bushmen, but closed rather better. Great Shp 7e IIL Grand Trunk of Quzada, Central. 48 & Lmabtre and Yorkshire, 106 j 14—London and loath Western, 1008— Manchester, Sheffield, and lAncoinshire, 1174-11141Mnd, 1118— Booth Eastern, 821 I—Thames and Hersey Marine Ilnsurance, 11-16 p.—London and Noeth Wasters. 944 6—Birkenhead, (M Bank of Manchester, 11LU 1411 141 11l I FI ad 106 `id ' ID 40 id 11 10 It 7 dl, 4 6 3 1 1 141 16 16 10 10) 101 e* 10 id . / prn zd 4 4e pal pl — 1 1 id l a I - :4 - :A 101 91 xd 0f xd IS Two o'CWCL A fresh improvement of i per cent. has tam place to-day in the funds, which are decidedly firm. In the other markets business is stagnant, but prices generally are well supported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 315 c., being I per cent. lower than yester day. Consols are officially marked 921 and # for money, and 921 for the account. The present quotations are respectively 921 to # and 921#, " buyers." The official balances report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92/, 11, i ; New Three per Cents., 92ft, i, il ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108, f, 1071, 1081; ditto for account, 108 ; ditto Bonds, 23e. prem. ; Five per Cent. "sawed " rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 110 ; Exchequer Bills, 16e., 19s. prem. Foreign securities, including Spanish Certi ficates, are quiet, with not much change in prices. Mexican Bonds are rather flatter. The Egyptian Loan is dull at 61 to 4 prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 844 to 85, and that of 1858, 71 to 4. Transac tions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 904 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 92, exdiv. ; DutchTwo-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 64 ex div (exchange 12114 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. scrip, 64, I, prom ; ditto paid-up scrip, 894 ; Italian Five per Cents., 704, ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 284 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 444, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860, 441 ex div. ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 894, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 534 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 434, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 194 ; the Committee's Certificates, 10 ; ITurkisl Six per Cents, 1858, 711 ; ditto for account, 714, 71 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, paid-up scrip, 69, 684, 69, ex div. _ HALT-PAST Two o'Cwea. Consols are firm, at 921 to for money, and 92j to k for the account . . The abundance of money is still increasing, and the rate for good bills has descended to 21 per cent. At the Bank of England, however, a fair demand was experienced yesterday under the in ducement of the reduced charge. The final instalment of 36 per cent. falls due on the 16th inst. on the Lausanne and Fribourg Rail way Loan for 300,0001. stock. Of the Egyptian Loan for 2,195,200/. stock, 1,716,4001. stock was paid up in full up to Thurs day. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday, "Continuation day," and terminate on Wednesday. The influx of gold to the Bank continues, in the absence of any demand for abroad. The amount purchased by that establishment yesterday was 80,0001. The Bavaria, from New York, has brought 106,0001. for England. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was not favourable, but scarcely any change occurred in the rates. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to I ; ditto, 3 days, 11.16 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 mooths, 11.181 to 19 ; Ant verpaw34moutbs, 26.471 to 52j ; Hamburg, ma. bum, Rues mon 13.8 j to f ; Paris, 3 days, 25.12 j to 30 ; ditto, 3 moat 25.47 j to 52j ; Frankfort...on-the-Main% 3 mouths, 119 f to f ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 331 to f ; Vienne, of. f10.,3 months, 12 95 to 1&08 ; Trieste, 60., 3 months, 12.95 to 13.06; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to j; Oadis, 3 months, 49j to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.56 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Aldan, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Napka, 3 months, aof to ; Palanno, 3 months, 119 to I; Messina, 3 months , 119 to j ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52j to j ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to j. At Paris the demand for money is very easy, and the rate of discount in the open market has receded to 3 per cent., or * below the minimum of the Bank of France. An early reduction in the rate of discount of that establishment is considered .pro bable. At Vienna and Turin the quotation is 5 ; Frankfort, Berlin, and Brussels, 3 ; Amsterdam, 4; and Hamburg, 4f, being easier. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday, the 10th of July, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : Ooin end bullion Bills discounted lncrease 2,440,000 Notes in circulation Private deposits Treasury deposits Advances on public securities biomass 320,000 The amount of the decrease in the bullion is not important. There is no return of animation in the Liverpool cotton market, which yesterday was heavy and ir reir, with salesto the extent of only 4,000 bales. it r ay be useful to explain that the arrangement just completed between the Alliance Bank of Lon don and Liverpool (Limited) and the Bank of Hin dustan, China, and Japan (Limited) is strictly of a business character, and consists in the former becoming the London and Liverpool bankers of the latter. At the saute time, as before stated, three of the directors of the Alliance Bank join the board of the Bank of Hindustan. The prospectus of the Canadian Native Oil Com pany was issued last evening. The chairman is Mr. J. A. Roebuck, M.P. It is needless to refer to the importance of the discoveries of petroleum or native oil lately made in Canada and the United States. The present company proposes to organise an extensive system fur bringing forward the crude oil for sale in this country. It has already secured lands and sunk a well, where oil has been dis covered, but it is proposed for the present to hold this in reserve. The operations of this company may attain a considerable extension. The proposed capital is 100,0001. in shares of 51. each . The directors of the Union Bank of Australia have resolved to declare a dividend of if. 15s. per share (equal to 14 per cent. per annum), at the annual meeting of proprietors on Monday next. At the meeting yesterday of the East and West India Dock Company the directors' report, mom mending a dividend of 3 per cent, for the alf-year, was agreed to. The tenth annual meeting of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company was held yesterday, when a dividend at the rate of 3} per cent., free of income tax, was declared. The Delhi Railway Company have notified that payments in full, in anticipation of calls, will be now received until further notice, and 5 per cent. interest will accrue from the date of payment thereof into the treasury of the Secretary of State for India in Council. r. I ft. I DUCY b. IP4 I CL pel IN : 1 001 I t. Do. 4sh ot. ro 1 —_ = 114. - 1016,460 at. Sod Dad Wastladlo 100 131 Is 4 L.,eisjioi 04. London 100 66 64 66i 1.140.000 St. at. Istaoatoo 100 56 65 —. 1101,11010 St. Soolbsooptoa 100 MOO IL Vieloala OM* ID Do low and-a-Half per Cents, 751 ; India Five per Ost. Stodr,lo7l, t,_l9 ; ditto for account, 1071, ditto Bonds, preen. ; Five per Cent. " enraoss rupee paper, 108; ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 110, 4. There was a decided recovery from v hasty fall in the India Five per Cent. stioc ei lt irdi g closing quotation was 108 to 1. The rupee was steady. belie Bonds were purchased at prem. Exchequer Bills have again risen Is., cloche at lea. to 19s. prem. Business in foreign securities was lees active than of late, except as regards Spanish Certificates, which were in renewed request, owing to the Madrid state ments just published. MINEB.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Chocw. In the mining market to-day Wheal Ludoott shares opened more firmly, and are now quoted le exactly. Great Wheal Fortune are very firm, at 29i to 30i ; East Caradon are quoted 44} to 46; Marks Valley, 10 to ; and North Downs, 41 to In the Stock Exchange Devon Great Cm- Pols shares have been dealt in at 4321 Nowt Clogan, at prem. ; East Caradon, at 44, and 44i ; Fast Cain Brea, at 17 and lei ; Nt Downs, at 4! ' • and North Wheal Basset, at 4i. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is ne alteration of importance. It is a fact of some interest that at the grand dis tribution of awards yesterday at the International Exhibition, a medal was given to the Vigra and Clogau Mining Company, as baying been the first to produce gold from the auriferous veins of this country in marketable quantities, and so as to yield a profit. Mr. Parry, the local manager, is also complimented in the report of the jury, as having been greatly instrumental in producing this result. With reference to the Otea Copper Mining Com pany, lately announced, it appears that 30,0001. worth of copper ore has been sold from the mine, chiefly raised from above the edit, and that it is estimated that 4,000 tons of rich ore are still avail able there, while below the edit the limited ground yet opened will yield a great deal of ore. It is said that with proper machinery considerable immediate profits can be made, which will be increased as the works are extended. An important fact is that there is no land osrriage, while the freight to Eng land (in the wool ships) varies from only 2s. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per ton. The company is to obtain the mine, with 300 acres of land (freehold) for 15,000 L (two-thirds of it being taken in paid-up shame), and a royalty of 1-20th. According to the report from Rosewarne United received at the London office yesterday, in the "58 west of Richard's shaft, the lode in the rise is very much improved in the last day or two, worth for copper 251. per fathom." This accounts for the demand for the shares which took place two days ago ; but it is asked why the brokers and dealers knew of this important change before any advice was received at the office 1 The subjoined weekly seminary of the metal market, is extracted from the circular of Mews. Von Dadelazen and North : A fair amount of Wines has bees done in the aril market since our brat report; prime have been well me/s -tained, and there appears every probability of a steed; de mand as present quotations. Welsh bass are in fair request et from W. Ita. 6d. to bf. 15s. free as bawd in Wales, sod ea about 61. per toe, free on board here. Staffordshire qualities are steady, and in moderate demand. Book& pig Woe hoe gives way sisee our but report to bls. 3d., amis. Oopper.—Owing to the rise in the standard of ell; tie smelters refuse to mg either masehminred or cake and jogai' under °Sag quotations, but secomd4rad puma of the /Mir am &Aerobic, a liras mow Axed prices. Barra hes been sold at 65/., aid Kapunda is held for 961. We quire Spezia from 871. to 88/., end Chili 861. The 500 tams rensired topper eels were sold on the 9th uM. is Honied at abed 518., aqua to about 901. delivered ben. net cash. 11a— The dammed for Fattish is of an avenge character, and a steady briars has been does is smite at 1131. cash, fen oonsnmption, sad also the erne price with full prompt. Banco has been at 1151. 10s. delivered horsy though rest beid for MI. The Dutch market is acrimony OWL Tin plates continue in good demised far immistilate delivery, and manufacturers insist on fall prices. feed is more offered ; we oar* good soft English, 201. 10a., bra broods up to 21/. 10s. Speller—The market is much furor ; holders see not at al! anxious to realise ; business has been done in on the spot here at 181. The demand for Birmi mis increasing, and the stock in Hull him* y dralard, holders are enabled to obtain ethane. tug prior ; burner has been reported at 181. 2s. 6d., and 18/. se. cask, sad W. H. is now quoted from 181. lbs. to 1.91. From Ringer, Down the .gent reports :—" The Ile fathom level is of the ei roe vales, and the 86 is exceedingly promieiog." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CO? ON ILtRICET. (THIS DAY.) (IT unman AND mum MAMMIES im.nams). (mom OUR OWN commarainsirr.) A rather better feeling prevails in the oottos ma** to-day, and the sales will probably reach 5,000 base, al slightly improved prices both for American and Barth TALLOW MARIEST—(THIS DAY). The market it firm. Petersburg 1".0., a the spot, quoted 475. 3d. to 475. 6d. ; July, 475. 3d. ; September, 495. ; October to December. 495. 6d. Maacer ARRAOIB.—Tows tallow, 435. 6d. fat by ditto, 2s. 54d.; yellow Rumisa, 48s. 9d. ; melted st uff, 37e. ; rough ditto, 31s. ; tallow mem, 16s. ; good drags, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey sod Rastas rapist Wads bitter he good old bay sad slower. Priam assadow bay, 80s. to 901.; superior ditto, 965. to 106 x; istarior ditto, 40s. to Mk sew, ditto, 50s. to 84s. ; Rowse, 365. to 70s. ; clover, oldk, 955. to 1.934. ; mond out, 90s. to 118 a. ; straw. 36a to 44a. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Vegetables din 001111thIlle to be well; supplied. Dieing this week and list there have been large d foreign pine apples, as well as of beans, ar. rots, tomatoes, cucumbers, end frame potatoes. Cherries and strawberries are more plentiful, as am also gropes. Potato trade is improving. Cut cowers chiefly consist eif orchids, pelargoniums, violate, mignonette, and roses. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., is to lee [Cherries, per lb., Is to Is Crapes, per lb., 64 to Ns Apples, per dos., Is to bs thrseberriee, per lb., 6d to I Oeceeberries, penitiart,44 tea Creep Figs, per dos., Its Oursote, red, p. s tirs, Is Peaches, per dos., ?Os to ea Mask do., du., es to 74 Nectarines, do.. 180 to Ms Oranges, per NO. Is to Its Apricots (Freer*, do., Is to de temone, per lOC es to 105 Melons, each, de to bs Wane* per 100, Es VIGIriABLOS. Trench Beasts, per 100, le to es ; Arttchokes, each? ed to Id Green Peas, p.iWe, Id to Is ' Peek per don.. is Id Cabbages. p. ban., UM So Is 04 1 Wary, per bundle, la Id to Potatoes, York Repeats par Asparagus, ettalloak per par bundle, Its to es toe. Iles to 100 s I lb. 10d en 1s lb*" do., NOG to 140 s ; Garbo, per " lb, tld to ad „ Rods,do., 140 s to leas ; Lotted's, ach, 24 to Cepa, Drib, Id do., 901 to Ws I Endive, per score, la ed New I ,p,lsild tads Tt;olps, per banch,lod tole ed Veget liorterrAlekable Naer bas.rr ows, seek od Carrots, do., Is Id to la ed Mushrooms, p.pott.. is Siteliel episode, per dere, Is to la Id ; Pardo, per 12 bunches, is leos Csassubirs, each, la W la Od Herbs, per beach, 2,1 to *1 'rEATFIC RECNITIS.—The traffic receipts of rail ways is time United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the sth cif July, en 10,274 miles, to 597,3321, and for the corresponding weak of lest year, on 9,961 miles, to 556,5191. .bowing an increase of :SZi hales, and of 41,8131. In the receipts. The gross receipts on the fol lowing 14 reilways amounted in the aggregate, on 6,642 miles, to 467,9481. • and for the corresponding week of 1861. on 6,497 miles, to 48,1871, showing en leases of 145 mile; and of 39,7611. in the receipts. The increase as the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 2,8901. ; on the Great Northern to 5,4704 ; on the Great Southern eel Waiters, to 2241 ; on the Great Western, to %OM. ; on the London and North-Western, to 12.7044 ; ea 10 0 ,0241 w; . le w th d e M os idlar . the London, Brighton. and South Coast. to 2,88 N. ; oe the RZYNARD AND Cues.—A short time since as I The following ships have been accepted for the , to 3,0631. .ae, d on S° th uth N W orth emtea t to.. h. Me ....L Thsweee, gamekeeper to E. W. Eteell_____,Ohel_,•• 01 _Thas" conveyance of troops to India, via For Bombay, o a, Later° to 2,0 M —total. 48,513/ But from this be=hee v re aa ed go t ag th thnugh e month of th. so g reetat'l7"'"ele a , i s as aji v op ,,,, the Star of India, and Daniel Rankin. For Cal- , must be deducted 6771., the decrease on the Caledonian : field, a quantity o f feathers, remains of poultry sa d untie, the Gertrude. 4.7121. on the Lancashire sod Yorkshire ; 1,12 U. on the idea game, and • number of rattails. His curiosity was The Gcitette specie statement for the week ending _Msechester_ i , Sh m effi tog ell e , th it e el , BLiJneos2llna. leaving an th d e 2,2 i 37/. cio the setwell7 sacked by so unusual • circumstance, ea be Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:— h i w t e h , FA le 39,7611. The goods and mineral traffic so n th er l a nnes ~,_l 4 cans let ehoet_,__,seivieg the ,__my5t2 1 1 ... ,....,. Sittin g___,..___a tra p. to Imports of gold, 1,0 1 )4.5161. ; experts of gold , ' amounted to 192,664/., mid for the diog week a 1861 fia n g = n " fox 7 a N " wn ot yet time ed 7 1 7"'"'"' te , i44 iig . is k a '''''''''".. ith a bk : 15,502/. ,• imports of silver, 14,0051. ; exports of t o uswifif., showing an increase of 2,1 rBl. Tbe receipts for melt- A day or two afterwards he sighted soother yonag silver, 219 , 10 5 k parls, he., amounted to 275,2841_ against a s to which he gars chaos, but after a splendid roe ef ! g i ,gr." 4 , sh slug increase of 37, on 3,64 05834 The traSa lima amounted miles. rhour, he wee through exhaustless compelled to raThal. BVEMI4I. 1 receipts on 86 ot her . to 12%3841.. and for the corresponding week of let rear from its it• ea p tum The .P u t kr Y y ards in Consols, which closed yesterday at 92fr to 11 for 'oe 3,454 wailea, to 127 1321 an i of 1811 the eicesity have air some time bees pura to • great ~ ~ showing itemise mama Sim F. Hama has lest • number of*sliege, deep, the 7th of August, opened and closed Ada at the miles, sad el 2,0521. in the receip ts. The increase in the sod tedious ; and on Suaday eight last Mary Bate- same quotation. For money the last raze was teak of Vasa week al compa red . with the correspondi ng .a = A rr, i i 7 t ,1118"..thir the fo x f oz w h h a d ialt . pladid w .. ._...re its in tar b s th i: 1 i n s : t i t " ree ll per e o cen litcial t. b co uai nao* llass r.forParkinowill as gg f t a T in the al tite l ca=er , wh" tnos triFe f a to tun th e ac e of le bn dePrian tereati:a anim Ezhibitkw. l667 eat In team. the boles I ' 3 " S. he mar the WI " of di ' e n m e e mwe e . — I, i ; ditto, for account (Aug. 7), 9 2 1, a ; Ba n k The tulle receipts et the past week re shZ decrease of hirkbig in the woods throughout the dey , and meinleisse he with the remelt el La destrastivekbeam daring Y. --'''''".' Stock, 236}, 234 ; Tires per Cents. Rodtiredi 92 i, I 1,5861., as compared with APO athe preceding week. —Weetemerelead Setae. i, i ; New Three per Cents., 921, I, it ; New Two- s eam th e 28th o f jam The Scinde Railway Company have issued war rants for the interest payable for the past half year on the capital of their several undertakings. At the first annual meeting of shareholders of the British Reversionary and Investment Com myrga(Limited), held at the Company's offices in te-street on Tuesday last, a satisfactoryre port was presented, and a dividend of seven per cent. declared. si6o=lL2l6.