The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-10 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. DAN' OF FILANCL OR 1011121•11311 LID marrow Tzuminiaz.) PARIS, FRIDAY MORRINO. The Nositeus publishes the monthly teturns of the Bank of France to yesterday, June 9, We give the most important items, with the corresponding figures of last month sw reyard : Jose May. C 011'4120 bulLoa, Fuse 1 0'4,636,886 .... 174,960,679 Ditiq dov, t....at built., Bills ducountel, Pula 264,06092 .... 261,462,062 Ih.r., brazu h bao►a f4 , :t. • us, Irculattua, Pat is sad Eras bar - ------ . 61;9,280,625 .... 736,844,173 Treasury 1 p.n.s Privste &imam, Paris 330,958,799 .... 263,389,366 Ditto breach beaks klesaced on public securities 29,201,300 .... 29,730,900 Dmo by breech beaks Advanced ow milers,. securities 122,632,700 .... 114,972,800 Dim by breach Leaks . _ The principal feature in this return Is the increase of upwarda of two millions sterling in the coin and bullion, notwithstanding the drain incidental to the war. The circulation has fallen off, whilst the private and Treasury deposits have burly in creased Thee bill discounted present a considerable increase, instead of a decrease as was expeced in some quarters. (raox ova orra coaararoxoarr.) PARIS, Tilt aztutv Lex' \ The official report of the battle of Magenta is looked for with great impatience. Some letters from the special correspoudents of several French papers, dated Novara, June 5, have now appeared, but the details they give are very meagre. The writers bad evidently only picked up a few scraps of information, and had no materials for giving anything like a clear account of the operations of June 4 in their ossent64. Their reports of the casualties seem to be quite em random as thew of the Moriterie. M. Texier, of the Slide, says " the number of prisoners is incalculable ; people talk of 15,000 It will be remembered that 7,000 is the highest figure at which the prisoners have been put by the 211.mitrur. On the other hand, M. Tesler says that " it is positively said that the Austrians left 8,000 men on the field of battle," whereas the litunittur claimed the enormous number of 20,000 of the enemy " killed and wounded." The Dibuts correspondent, M. Amedee Achard, mentions the number of Austrian prisoners as 7,000, and says that "12,000 or 15,000 men, for the most part Austrians,remained stretched on the field of battle, to attest the fierceness of the struggle." He says that the Austrians fought mach better on this oceasioa than they had done at Montebello and Palestro. " There was no such thing as regiments throwing down their arms and running away after the first shock; they valiantly sustained the honour of their flag." Both the correspondents agree that the battle began by the grenadiers of the Guard and a regiment of Zouavea being attacked by superior numbers, that the loss of the guards was very heavy, and that General Niel and General MacMahon came up from different points • end saved the fortune of the day, after long and desperate fighting. Both state that General Niel had two horses killed under him, and M. Achard says that General MacMahoo had one. The Emperor appears to have been present during some part of the day. It was stated in several Belgian joutnale, and in mazy Italian letters published here, that the King of Sardinia was to make his entry into Milan before the French Emp:ror, as the latter wished particu larly to avoid assuming the appearance of a con queror on his own account. The natural con stnactien of the te'egram that appeared in the Nteriker is , however, that the two sovereigns en tered the city together, and there is no contradie• tiom of this fact. One version is that the delay arose from the Emperor waiting for the King of Sardiaia. The Emperor, it is said, has established his head quarters, not at the seat of government, but in a private villa. There is some expectation that a pro clamation will be shortly issued to the army reca pitulating the objects of the war. The Bowes was heavy, chiefly, as it is supposed. from anxiety about the course of English politics. The Rent* sustained a further fall of 35e. for cash, and 30c. for account, closing at 62fr. 35e. and 82fr. 25c. Mobilier fell sfr. The Southern Rail way fell 15fr., and the other lines about Mr. The French journals are very sparing of remarks on the Queen's speech. The Debuts thinks there is nothing to be said about the passage which speaks of strict and impartial neutrality, because "that de claration is in entire conformity with the attitude assumed and maintained by the English government ever Circe the commencement of the war." The Si ., ; -h, however, understands the weed neutrality in a somewhat different sense, for it says We have some remote to be surprised at the coldness of Queen Victoria towards us. The strict and impar tial neutrality which she professes need not have stood in the way of the expression of good wishes fora happy issue of the war, and for the realisation of the hopes of Italy." AFRICA. (PT MAGNITIL TELEGRAPH) MOW Or OWN CORRIAPONDINta LIVE RPOOL, FRIDAT. The Royal Mail steamship Ethiopearrived at Liierpool last night with the mail., 1,775 ounces of gold debt, and a large cargo of palm oil, cotton, and ivory. On the 27th of May her Majesty's sloop Heron, Captain Trusentt, was caught in • tornado off the African coast, and eapaized, when 107 souls perished. The captain and 28 persons were saved, but Captain Truscott and several of the crew died of yellow freer on board t►• Hthiope on the voyage home. Trade dull at Sierra Leone. Tine PRIESTS AID TUE WAR.—A letter from M. Ti Or, in lb. /*Usk Eased Kevezis, June 4, nays —"This to. riling a rigid. she was arrested }amenity se • spy, Ito teas Am: • 11111.1gred*St of the Iforoloy roat, writing from the sans plums says—•. When the French arrived et Ben lifiattno they met with a riot at list, bridge ref &Woes, and milted biro if there were any Auer:leas in list, town, lie aid, They bed hardly edvanced 100 yards before • Ors was optima ups them which killed many, end 1 think General (ler fell there. The gesideraise ly ~.de tack and took the priest before ha bad tin. to wet*, sad las was kill* d on the 'pot by one of theme. He bad 400 Austrians caccvalei in his own lotto. Thor pilot el Kawrete gave this =me mower when asked. Thee were at that ..sent 4,000 Avoiriane I. a convent. He was token sad seat into Twig tied Land end foot," The United States vends %TONNA and Mace donia bona left Civka Vecchia for N.phs. Before Icavieg, tlia very psiafal scene is related to have occurred :—A young gill one .1.) oiled a sailor which was the despot out of the port, sod inimediately afterwards, going levied. it, threw herelf in ald dioappeared. She sae ese,d, lowever, by tier meeting rioted. Sao apron to bars bon a yew Americas T .... Wing in Talons°. and bad led with one man t 4 Civtta Loa* On arriving tier. her so tuner kelvin shut her up la au hotel, aboxid,s.4 her. Every solstitial was given to be by the auttiantire. and the d. Legate seat her on to Roam by a 'tidal (ruin. The at rivet of a trate with the. poisons only—the girl end her two condueters—pet the whole dipio sour world in coolnition, who wire stash:tun to know who wan tL. a p terinot . arti•d, and cur:.ity was not oti•tied until the despatch of the delegate, detailing the Incidents of lbv affair, sae about. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1859. SHARE LIS2R-7H13 DA). Two oViocw. The railway share market retains a tendency to improvement. Midland and Lancashire and York shire stocks have risen Ito per cent., and some of the other leading stocks about per cent. The transactions are limited. London and North Western stock is now quoted 89 to ; Great Western, 54 to 1 ; Midland, 98 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 881 to t ; Berwick, 88} to f ; South Eastern, 191 to 1 per share; and York and North Midland, 70! to f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are well imp potted, the Old being quoted 11 to 11 die., and the New, 11 to 11 die. The Indian shares remain firm, with an upward tendency. ! , 11.11•1 re lig • Da. 4 11. p. S p. Owl R es sar=es.: o•s444 P 4 14 Da. 61=4 41.11: Do. 4t par OsiL &VI ra W RAMC 1:44.1.40.4. 4 v. a. Do. 4 De. IN IU 1a ifuriw+ l. ia IwyLO~iwaA .. ...4"W Ma "Lis, Lit MdOWt. I '7Z Wort. p. 11. L— Ows. Falk S&lr 2..0. Pre. tt ss . pink. 1 110 .9 kt am.. ff., Pet: Du li f jot h.E."" tiest. 1414 lab s igia a rtmi rref it it S. rolirmal. W. t Ise 1% pfavel. . i llhe Weir am! .......... DerisemlPA 4:0 ad itinonaUS.... 91 N 101 IN t l a4 l 1 Rig 11 g It li US 11l 103 US 11 II 111 17, fie 17 as ti 11 111 11 Ili LSI 11 ITs ii I I' 119 In 4'r is is 114 11 11e 1111 /10 N i ii 1 de 117 11. 111 111 100 111 IS 1i7.1 us 110 71 73 I I l u u 1 1: 11 Al ii 5 1 l ie 1 r. It. 100 R 12 01. 1% Wiwi iL ISO 4 2 WO Bil 1 in K 1,10 I l l" IX lei eslie ail a SO ■ Y rtita lola sLIIN BRITISH POIIIIISIONS. Dea us add. Cligeral A Ds. reeke Mew Mew Preference ice. Brint„l Clodwieo p bds...tat IM isOceled by cep IL DR. Jel7 URI, De. Jane 1. ditto Weirs ms 4 R. le it Restore 14onewallacce Jonital Ooclelll24lt Melva. Va. I per fest eirteen demo ...... Wee Dsrleedera= ▪ ebbelpere Ds 44 per elDerodaree Wrelsak tif t I DhsOYs It W Jtd.o ert 4h ice. i jerit D Le. Own* Mons . Now oaa T ririiii a to • i' ' I A wet 116.. p. 11 . 101 . w.• Ns Net Pie% .WI:: Ds. Md. aft. MAO awls& km& !oilman. C1er..2142.5t &sawn &Pawl irer * Ds. ow per wt.- 11. 1 =brzteir • 4.114 3 Rol oral kficr i g; Pra Ira. Ramat Lophl a rr.. 91o , dlia rt.& • paint. Vlslisit U g b $ li di 3 41 ifilki4l6., ii 4 I;4lla u jer di. —lTh H 14U 1011 101 1 a die U 19 14 36 II 191 i 1 11 0 971 914 1 61 437 1141. 61 I 117 n Is 101 I. 97 11 — 11 dl II li di eu'i I' 11 2 1 If If l 8 II 5 5 11 If 5 5 11 U H ii se is It If OOLOSIAL GO VOZWILMITT lie. I db 1 4TP U 1 U 0 140 100 100 311 ro 93 676 371 1 afroess. I Otto, 4 .optatit I WskerOcor a..lBllrella t : e.. 1141141 lt • 0.61 . .84 ten . sr.t. 111, I al A 111 IN NI 109 A 100 VD 100 IS .... 100 •• .. IN NI IN ne i m las 110 'Lao 109 104 109 II :: Ifiii 1, r_______ II p. 46181_1%0PM ... :: De. 1:: :: 14 14 1 /...... Bop ends 1 Mk Ome 111 . 111111 ruaa suss 11444 as 4.404 444 E s ft* COO 444 LAI 4.4. liMo ... iW ker. , t'4:o Lg YON SAC US _ LOM _ AUnd IPOWbeto 88116 . P I ns b ros Ows Mut Bret 8.181181880.1 Onabbkr B,Bl.lbabga 4:1=1 G. Wb. Vat I Lail . S.W. Drab 11188 Wiwi/ Oce Per Om. Wt. Nam) ProAdeswlB.lBbab 8. 8. 6 : 64..... A0and0 °"L a (84. 16". 8. Own Om II! Ts Sin Own Vole et Tows, tow warlaial Wall &mat (Man) W.Ouriso I Yaw* Wb. Bawd I Wt. thew 1=1 . ) Wt. lewd( 190;11808= I 1 441 lIN 119 II pi) tili N a It 14 11 Si aai 11/ T I 111 ill V aas i I SSD S 4) ad 11 ' 12 I di 14 1911.1. if 1.1.$ Sti 'sl Ile 111 fa 115 U 5 1% 115 11 2 U 54 55 Si 4 ffi id ST I 0 MONEY MARKE2.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The funds showed a little flatness during part of the morning, the pressure for stock having sub sided, and Consols being consequently quoted at the same price for money as for the ac count. Within the last half-hour, however, increased firmness has been shown, and prices are now quoted • trifle 'better than they closed yesterday. The return of the Bank of France, noticed in another column, is favourable, but has had little effect. The other markets are firm, with a continued tendency to improvement. British railway stocks are generally rather better. The official quotation for the Three per Cent. Rentes at Paris this day, soon after 12 o'clock, ac cording to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 62.5 ex die. for the account, showing a fresh decline of per cent. compared with the last price of yes terday. Consols are officially marked 931 to 94 for ' money, and 935 to 935 for the Bth of July. The present quotation is 935 to 94 both for money and the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2195; the Three per Cents. Reduoed, at 921 to 5 ; the New Three per Cents., at 921 to ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 945 ; the Scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931; India Bonds, at par; and Exchequer Bills, at 225. to 265. prem. The old Turkish Six per Cents, remain firm, at 69 to 70. The new loan is quoted 675 to 68. Mexican, Peruvian, and Spanish stocks continue in demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents, 625 (exch. 12fl.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 955 ; Equsdor New Consolidated Bonds, 16; Mexican Three per Cent.., 181 ; ditto for acc., 18, 175, 18 ; New Granada Deferred 133nds, 45 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 85 ; ditto, Un*barren Four-and-a-Half per Cent.., 78 ; Russian Five per Cents., 105, 104) ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 411, 42; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 291 ; Turkish Six per Cents. 1864, 70; ditto, for account, 691 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 68 ; Venezuela Five per Cents. for account, 395, 40; ditto De ferred Two per Cents., 17. The steamer Vigo has arrived from New York with 167,000/. in specie, and the Arago with 00,0001. for England and 192,000/. for France. The African mail steamer Ethiope has also brought 7,0001. In the discount market yesterday a good demand was experienced, but the best bills were readily taken at 2; to 2} per cent. At the Bank business was slack. The new rate will of course apply to the quarterly advances now offered by that establishment. The Lombard-street discount houses, and the London Discount Company have not yet notified any alteration in the rates for loans, but the National Discount Company will henceforth allow only 11 per cent. at call, and 2 per cent, at seven days' notice ; showing, in the former case, • reduction of and in the latter of 1 per cent. All the London joint stock banks now allow 2 per cent. for deposits, except that the London and West minster give only 11 per cent. for sums below 5001. The actual alteration announced yesterday consists of a general reduction of i per cent. by the Commercial, and a like reduction, as regards old deposits, by the Union, London and County, and City Banks. A suns of 10,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, forming a portion of the 67,0001. by the Shooting Star, from Melbourne. The rest remains to be disposed of. The 28,4001. in Australian gold ex the Ellen Stuart has been sold for transmission abroad. . . The Coleroon has arrived from Melbourne, but is not known to have any gold on freight. Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co. an nounce that a dividend of 2s. in the pound will be payable on the 14th inst. on the estate of Hyde, Hodge, and Co., of London, and James Hyde and Co., of Honduras. The freehold property of these houses is to be sold by public auction in Honduras on the 27th inst. The estates extend over about one million of acres. The finest mahogany and other valuable woods grow in the greatest abundance. The soil is described as very rich, producing sugar, cotton, and other valuable articles of ready sale and general consumption. The warehouses and at Belize, as well as the oxen, horses, and mutt . aboat 500 in number—and the brigantine Eliza, will also be included in the sale of this great mercantile property. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report as follows : There baa been a decided improvement in the market for American securities during the past week, and the demand boa been very general for the variou, State stocks, whilst there has been mbra Inquiry for the better descriptions of railroad Londe. _ _ The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3931.; the Midland, an increase of 4,883/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 7901.; the Laicuhire and Yorkshire, an increase of 5871. ; the East Lan cashire, an increase of 156/ ; and the North Eastern and Newesatle and Carlisle, an increase of 1,338/. ~ A call of 31. is to be paid on the shares in the Indus Steam Flotilla by the 28th July. The 23rd annual meeting of the South Australian (Land) Company is called for the 29th inst. Creditors of the National Alliance Assurance Com pany are required to prove their claims before Vice- Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood, who has appointed the 14th inst. for adjudicating upon them. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 16th inst. for the supply of 300 qrs. of oat', 500 qrs. of split peas, and 50 tons of tobacco. The Portena has arrived from China with 317,206 pounds of tea and 462 bales of silk. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ships Star of the East and Henry Moore, for the couveyanoe of coolies from British Guiana to Cal cutta and Madras respectively; and require two more vessels to carry passengers to Algol Bay and Table Bay. The Finance Committee of the Council of India have drawn bills representing 5431. by the outward steamer. The position of the indigo market is thus noticed by Messrs. Layton, Halbert, and Co.: Although the transactions in indigo have, for some months, been confined within the narrowest limits, the delivetles have not flagged. They eshtb:t fur the five month' an average exceeding that of the were months in the tour previous dews. It is true that they comprise several hundred chests Man shipped to St. Peteraburg, but the same observation is appli cable to former seasons. Tho stock of Bong .I—end the total stock—are the smallest in the column. It is 18 years slam the stocks were loser then 17,407 chests on 1.4 June. The value of consuming qualities at that tima wee nearly on a par with the present currency, but tine indigos were la. per lb. higher, and that after Bengal had produced two ear amisu crops of 123,000 maxmlii, and anoth.r of 162,000 was is the mums of maturity. The quantity of Bengal indigo already received exceeds by 620 cheats the arrivals to the same period of 1858; and the amount still to arrive is about 0,700 chests against 10,310 taken into the warrbonsee after the let June last year. The July Wes are fi cod for the 12th of that month. The Italian war, and the ditticulties entailed upon the export trade by adverse exchanges and emend dis trust, are not favourable to improving &mend. TItVUDLT ETINIXO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1 for the Bth July, opened this morning at 931, "sellers," roes to 931 to 1, and, after partially relapaing,closed at 931 to 1. For mosey the last price was 933 to 91. The official business report is as follows: Three Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, 3, 1,, 1, 94, 931; per ditto, for account (Bth July), 931, 1, 1 ; Throe per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 92/, 3,1, ; Thirty Years Annuities. ex piring in January, 1883,17 11-18 ; Bank Stock, 2211; Indian Four per Cent. Debenture', issued in 1888, 941, 911; the scrip of the New Loan, 931, 1, 1. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also I officially marked 773 to 783. The scrip of the New Indian loan was in demand, and has men to 931 to a, or 11 dia. Exchequer Bills were firm, at 21.. to 265. prem. India Bon d s were dealt in at 61. to 2 0 . die. In the foreign stock market firmness prevailed. Turkish securities have somewhat improved, the old loan closing at 69 to 70, and the new at 67 to 69. Meziefui Bonds have advanced to 171 to 181. Bar diniae, Spanish, and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were again inquired for. Bank shares to-day were steady. Union of Lou don and London Joint Stook, amongst others, were inquired for. London Discount shares remain heavy. Australian Agricultural shares were quoted U. higher, and Royal Mail Steam about 11 lower. Red Sea Telegraph were again rather firmer, at 1 to 01 dill. London District Telegraph shares were officially marked 2s. 6d. (1/. paid). Victor Emmanuel Rsilway bonds, which were quoted as low as 70 to 79 during the late panic, closed today at 88 to 90. There were more inquiries to-day for New South Wales Government Debentures. M1N.&9.-THIB DAY. Two o'CLoci. Business in the mining market to-day is more ao five, but prices in some instances are rather lower. In the Stock Exchange East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked B:—Wheal Margaret, 671, exdiv.; Providence Mines, 87 to 671, ex div. ; Bortridge Consols, las. 6d. ; and Tincroft, The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia are steady, and have been dealt in at Ito premium. Foreign descrip tions remain quiet: ♦ dividend of 3itrev ahem has been declared by Tofondled Lbs. teello,k balance In ?moo to the amount of 1.5001. The Own &fin Munn, Company lava dickered a dividend of Ina per filar. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comrofeeioner Fooblenque.) ILE 11,11 TE. The bankrupt, Charles Robett Most, was described ne a metal broker, of Old Broad-street. This war the pitting for the choirs of areigneea. It appeared that the bankrupt had wade a private arrangement with his creditor', under the sanction of the court, in 1837, but he bad made default in paymeat of the instalments; end the creditors of 1867 now sought to prove along with the new creditors. His Honour said that they were sodded to prove, ow givfag relit for any sums they hot received, and re sawing any claim for further dividend under the deed. He was of opinion that the deed was rendered void by the bankruptcy, but would give the creditors under it the °ppm.- lenity of showing, if they could, that It was sot wholly inoperative. A preliminary statement of affairs, prepared by Hula. Harding and Pullet°, shows • total liability of 4,1991. ; siesta uncertain. 16. ifainiTflaatb, iron manufacturer, of Ililverdalf, etaffordabfre, was appointed trado aesignee, IN AI The bankropt, • coorchsnt of Crotched F r ie r' , applied for his certificate. - There was no opposition, and the assigne,a spoke favourably of the cue. His Hamar rooted a scoond-cleas eirtillostio. (Before Mr. Registrar Higgins, sitting for Mr. Commie goner Paw.) IN RE JAMILN 11•11RACI. The bankrupt had kept the Union Hotel, Cockspuratreet, and the Tratelaw Hotel, Elpring-gardena. This was the milting for choke of aminweat. It oramplisd that the lia bilities ire between 6,00 W. sad 7,00 M.; ram uneartaht. Mr. Canary. accountant, of Moorgate-street, was Ansa teed. asagn.e, Mr. Whitmore is the ofthial artelgate, sad Messes. Herr isoa and Lewis are the solicitors under the bankruptcy. IN RE CIOZIIN AND NORNE This wee the editing for choke of asano;oes. The back rupte were ship and Waves, bmkere, of Leadenhall-street. A etatetneot of ailairs prepared by Mews. Hart, accountant', 'howe debts of 1,5771.; sante, 1721. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. Richard Salop, was brought bef.,fil the Lord Mayor charged with having stokes a ham. The tampou of lir. Marley, cheeermonger, of Hilltopsgatrwithout, said—l west over to a public-house for a half pint of beer, and I raw the prisoner come out of the shop se I was drinking it. He came into the public-house with owe of our hams underhis coat, but finding that I looked sharply at him, and judging, I suppose, from my dress that I b e l o g ge d to the shop, he started off. and threw doom the ham. I punned, and took him into custody. The Lord Mayor—What have you to say to this chap? The prisoner—day, why I did take the ham, but It was the Bret thing I ever stole in my life. The gaoler—You have been hers several time. at may rate. The prim:ter—Never saw this place before in my His, (looking about). What do you call ft? (A laugh.) The csolor—My lord, he was here but for steeling a large Not • bit of it. I confess that I stole the ham, but I'm blest if ever I Mole the beef. Betides, tills fellow (poiatiwg to the shopmma) never saw me steal it. He was drialdeg fa the pablio-horse imbed of minding his betimes. (A bash.) Shopman—l did'itt my that I saw you, but you saw that I looked at you as if I knew you were a thief, The prismier —Well, I certainly stole the ham, and no mistake ' end I did all I could to get away; and d—d any I am that I did sot semowed. (Laughter.) Tlw policeman said—He made a deeps ate effort to get away, my lord, but he never denied that he stole the h am . The prieower—Bo ; where the devil would be the um of it P m ile Lord Mayor—Well, you must go for three months to the Howe of Correction, and I advise you to be honeet who you come out. The prloaur—Thank you, my lord; toy all I con. (A taultb WORSIIIP-BTREIT. DISCIIIAIOT7IO PIIIVAILMS IX TIES FVOLTC STREZTS. • flow Green, 17, was charged with firings pistons Bettnial•gresamosd, to the danger of the Inhabitants end way-farem, sad Daniel Curtain, 21, was charged with en deavonring to resew him from custody. Fenn, 39 H, Meted that last evening be heard loud reports of fire-arms, sad hastening in the direction of the mandate Groves holding aptetol directly in the line of p %mangers on the pavement, which he then fired. Witness then took him into comedy, end was quickly wailed with the vilest atone and threats egaimat his life if he did not release the youth. Subsequently, he wag inked with large stows and piecos of brick, while the prisoner kicked him seemly. The pistol was wrested from him. A person named Stocker fully eorro`rorived this evidence, adding that horses were frightened at the very loud reports, sea Mist the burning paper flew out a dietetic* of 10 yards among a ceowd of children. He had assisted the constable in getting both prisoners to the nation-house, for which Ow at service sixes one bad laid hie head open with a — TIM Whimsy against Curtain being also complete, MT. VE3llllOllli, while remarking upon the union, nature of the 0611CIP Groves bad committed, observed—l this week mat two men for trial for pelting cooseables when in poems. sloe of • charge, end there is little doubt they will be severely puniehed, for one of the officers wee nearly killed. If them men had been cut or bruised badly, I would send you before a jury glen, for such conduct ie scandalous and brutal in the extreme. I shall now ties you, Groves, 6e. for the offence you have couireived, or three doe' imprisonment in default. Curtain mast pay 10.., or seven drys. The prisoner, appeered surprised at getting of so easily, after beefing the magietrate's remarks. WA2iDBWORTH. CCII101:11 CABE OP ATTEMPTED AMIDE. A young women, who pee the Dame of artytetina B 'OWN wee kought from the Wentlawerth tauten. cheesed with etteseptiog to commit 'Weide under the following curious drcumetenom John Wood, a gardener, in the novice of a gentleman at Clapham-common, depooed that *boat 8 o'clock en Wedzsee day morning he was at work in hli master's garden, when he beard some serrates of a female fom the direction of • pond seer the windmill. He went down to the dipping place, and, upon looking across the pond, he saw the prisoner lying at the bottom under the water. He immediately gut over the fence, jumpy, into the pond, and lifted her out. There was above a foot of water in the pond at the spot where she woo lying. She was struggling, and tried to Fat out when he came up, and woo leaning on her aide with her heed out of the water. When she got out she said her huabaad had driven ber to do it. i Sser Tim amid she wTali;itosrg.;ii ioilie;ten she had bow with, although she sea a married woman. He bad ill- her so shamefully that she could not pat up with it any knger. Mr. Hayman said it served her right, if ohs left her hus band to line with another man. The risme.r said bar hied:end arm dead. fib° had been with the man fourteen menthe and had two children by him. lie had premised her marriage from time to time, and bad never carried it out. The constable said her husband was alive when she first lived with the mu. flho rao away from her baseboard at the Was he woe tssinisit for the militia. Mr. Daymau said ha only wished It was the law without regard to the see for persons who attempted to destroy themmlvse (althoogh be did not tbiok the pris nier intended ii) to be well whipped (:); (hot it*, the proper punishment to aa he had 60 patteeee with such miserable cooduct. He dischargsi the primmer this time with a caution, so be hetievei she hod dose it for the purpose of genie' up a 60e60. Tbe prisorer wee thee dieehargol. FATAL ACCIDENT TO TWO CIIILDREN.—At the New Bailcy yestoday John Bott, a brielmetter, wee e.harged with the manslaughter of two tittle girls, on the previous day, at Newton Heath. From the evidence of the witnesses, it eppeated that the prei iner, who is es elderly man, wee employed at ;Mr. Taylor's silk milt at Newton Heath. bast painters were engaged in petals* the windows of the mill, and nem obliged to hoist themselves op on the onteide of the building la • basket. A pally wee need for Ibis purpose, one end of the rope being attached to the basket, sad the other to what I. celled a centred," • Wong wooden beam projecting from and resting on the parapet wall of the mill. To coeopeestie for the weight of the bike< several heavy weights were placed at the oppoote tad of the beam. Ou Tuesday afternoon, after • certain number of windows had been petaled, the painters removed the " eathead" further along the paropet, at the sense time discs:meeting the basket on one aide, sad the weights on the other. A man IV. placed at the rod from which the weights had ban removed, and soon af.emearde be observed a polling of the rope us the other side. Oa lookieg over the parapet he saw that the prisoner, who was Mt 'ideated, sad who lead no bushiest whatever there, had @aught the rape and aerate himself into a cellar beneath IM level of the ground. He seined the prisoner off, end thought all was eafe; but presently the prieoner returned, attached the beekst to the rope, sod jump d into it. The weight. baler still detached, the Warn Instantly fell over the peeepet, and deseended upon the heeds of two little girl, who • / 061 4 —No y Connor, aged II and Stench Holt, grad 4, the chitlren of labourer,. These were Injured se severely that they died, one in shout a quarter of en boor, and the other ten boors afterwards. TM prisoner ric4ped unhurt. The magistrates committed the prieouer fit trial at the meires. Ye.t.rtsy afternoon Mr. Rutter held an Im. , t at Newton Heath, on the bodies of the two children. and the iary ',tensed a verdict of " Menslanghter" spinet Britt —Blanchester G.wirdialf. OIDINART SHAUN AID /TOM& &ANA ii/611V411. I .=^4:44" Ohm Jabs. I -- itn. ------.. r a.i... o. ( 4 4 ; 51ti"d - Zti. D. regekt i a mom Lora . Moo Owl .. __esE WooS. hat limartir sad Peso. Do. Wait smog Woo Loudon sod Blooktroll =orl i trAt a togrt. Do. lar.loat %hook. Obot.,t Lowish. Do. Wei...in:S al KUL (Wisdom I N lOnrobetle and orp:O{Abso.tHadia Nom Anoatikag reorreiPlistams• Median Cionxim Odin- ILI &hr .. ma isi st. ft' al ... i 1 F a raw w Pat eft 11= 4 . 47 3": =raw. um. _ fisliTes sea* Wain 2 I Lye Dem gram, W Ile— Alegikka Mu° ... Waterford M ISmielak Mad w. EttlEVAttil Rai essce pe. 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Liar W alq aS flwwriw I bi (t• W940.1.- im N s _I ICA ..tt .epor. lbw vollabeitll.o.N= Iligh_ 111:11 =1:1 • to W. 701111011 081 V 89 In4ll 4. ,s‘ 111 U; 100 I'2 le It LIS Ili 44 41 15 111 64 64 116 123 93 16 te N N pa i Pm 16 el 183 111 • N 101 191 IT ID I 9 COMMERCIAL AND MA.REETR MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attention( c was eery and the tone very dull. Primo of moat Article., of the trade w,re nominally unaltered, sr lower. The supply of bocce-grown grain was small. imports of foreign grain into London since lest Monday were reported this morning as very large of flour, wheat, and oats, but moderate of barley. WH zer.—English quoted about last Monday's prices, bat to force a sale, less none, would have had to be taken. Foreign nominally unaltered. English white, 60a. to his. ; red, 40a. to 50a. per qr. ; Dantsit and Konigsberg, Ns. to 82a. per 4941 b. ; Ecetock, 645. to 68s. ; other Baltic ports, 1441. to 681. FLont. rain eals, at la. per sack under lag Monday's r. Town, 465. to 60e. ; Norfolk, 335. to 34a. per 2801 b., e c rch, 365. to 30s. per 280Ib. • Amer. U.S.,—per barrel BARLEY, quiet trade at a b ut !sit Monday's rates. Eagliak, 326 to 426 per qr.; Baltic, 28s. to 38a.; other aorta, 276 to 324. per qr. Oars, slow sale, at 61. per quarter under last Monday's rates. British, 24e. to 32a. per qr.; Russian, 21s. 6.1. to 21s. per qr.; other Baltic porta, 24.. to 289, per qr. BEA:al.—English and Egyptian firm at last Mon day's prime. English tick, 365. to 42e.; harrow 42e. to 46a. per qr . Foreign, 40e, to 60s. per qr. Egyptian, 365. per qr. PLLS quiet at last Monday's rates. English boilers, 48.. to 505.; nog and grey, 38s. to 425.; facie, white, 48s. FLOATING CARGOES.--SIGNI IBM Monday 18 grain lade vessels were reported arrived at porta of call, viz., 2 wheat. 9 mats., g barley, and 1 rye. The latest sale re pored t 8-day was that of an arrived cargo of Port Lagos maize at about 28e. per 4801 b.. C.F.I. o•87tIVA1e1 INTO ' LONDON FROII JONV I TO JONI 10. linelils &settees bias !mates. 70 .... I 46140 4110 WO * fie NMI Vs, . ... . . 7010 slaw. iiiiiiiii:l, , si: 'sm. barelb. -- lE4* 61ir. LIVERPOOL CORN MARE ET.—(THIS DAT.) (ST BRITISH AND IRIAN 11tONETIO (MON 011 R OWN CORRISSTONDENT.) Corn market dull and inaelve ; the demand fx all articles Is mall at Tuesday's raw, barely supported in some in stances. A alight reduction hie been nraeaeary to effect isles in ghee, dour, and lodise corn. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) 5t7,3 art..—Wo Lave had a very gnu market this week. The demand has been large and more general, several car goes of foreign having been sold afloat; and good consuming qualities in the home mwket show pretty generally an advance of 6d. The relined markst has advanced Is.; lamps quoted 610. ed. to 635. Corres.—The public sales have gone off freely this week, I at very full prices to Ir. sdvanoe. TlA.—The very large public sales have been fairly met, and fall prices paid. The recent news by the China re:eived yesterday, is thought maculated to give this article en =war 1 tendency. MT! has oxen dull this week, and prices hove scarcely be= supported. Rea.—Prices have been aupported with a fair amount d Inatome dons. Comore.—About 1,000 bales eold at previous retie. SALTPETRZ.—A limited business only done this week; general gootat•eas are unaltered. Smogs have sold without spirit at previous rates. In other articles no material alteration. Markets very generally dull. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT) The market Is quiet, at the oubjAntel peke —Tows tel:o7, 524. net cash; Petersburg Y.C., of lb* spot, 665.; Jule, 65.. 33 .; August and September, 53e. 666 October to December. 66e. RIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 661ba.t0641ba.,40. toold. , 641bs. to 721t0., 411 to 6d.; 72Iba. to Bolts., 61 to 6ld. ; 80th.. 881 to., did. to 61. , albs. to 96th., 61. to 614. , 96Ibs. to 1011 M., 61d. to bid. Hone Woo, Rs. to 10s. 63. CaU skins. light, 2a. 61. to 45.; toll. 6s. 6d. to 7s. BIRMONDIIZT.--Bbeep skins : Halt-brads, Os. to 08.0 d. ; dowse. Os. Od. to Os. Od. ; Lambs, 3s. 33. to 3a. Bd.; skew line, Is. 33. to le. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pateenden and Smith report 'that the aemotitre from bower, World of Kent, Faddism, and Werreater &Vito that fly, lice, and trmoydew continue to Increase. A Felton of Xid and East Kest is at present In a Wier state. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) W ,11. End Horror* lfes. 3 1 .; Walls End Haswell, 17s. ; WaVa Rod Eden Main, 13.. Bd.; Walla End Caw*, 16e.; Walls End Keogh liall,l6e. 9d.; Walls End Hun irk lc, lee.; Walla End Wed Hetton, 15e. 91.; Walls End Wlthwertit, 16a. ; Taneeld Diner Botha 13e. 611.; West Hartley, 16..9d.; Wylars, lee. 6d ; Baddle'a Hartley, I*. Dd.; Howard's Hartley, 16s. 91.-79 ship at market. LOCAL BHARE MARKETS. Livaavnot, Jena 9.—There Ina littla &dna today, but the aurae, clued dna, an 1 pat east. advance. Ihrkenheada. B 11, I —cata.teataata, Nl—Chester and Flolybovi. 44 7—• Counties, IQ 11—Ban Ismanahlre. dad—Great Wastes, 4, —l...snsaAgra aval Yottahhe. i—laanden and Nato, IN:. ohold. 241 14-311.11. ad, 93 11—nforth Brush, 4—Partvieko. —Vara and Nona 111.11aad, 7u4 4—Leeds Northam. 44 9—Ones. 19; '—ut Bb.uW.. Ai 1 eh—Grand Trust at Goads. 94 *dowry of Caada. Iti I. Fla,anavaa. Jens 9.—Than one not ranch bushier, but orleel yore 1. eau the market cIo o 1 elady. Sheffield.. I.:— , ltto or.l • Z 241 'VI —Landau. VI —Lela. Nan 9f. 01.1T0/. d.—Ditto ti one per cent pref., 140-1/burtet flank. 12 p.—Cheater and ilibhead. 4 4 —• North ('moo A. 944--141414111, 8400100000. Joan 9.—Btrrolnyham Canal Navltttleas seta tram. u' - 41 to day at 911. cloalna !If to 92. *al Fouth Frittonbblre Watad ter.rl4 at 94 dla..eloolog 3to 11 Ma. (least 1404:e. n Btranaehou , UnY r0..4,...1 Ina InotOre I after at 71f. and r outt, Staff. r.14,1re at lei par blarket• vowed heavily, but inusrmed ,orucahat 100404. tha Coro SERIOUS POACHING ASSAIL—Ott Monday night an affray at Dairy, betwixt a band of poacher., elt atm in number. and the pareektoicr, on the estate of Lord Glaesoar. terminate I fatally for one of the keepers. The keep ra, who were three In number, rime up with the poacher& at the lama of Jlonach. The pothers threatened the keepers at their peril to advance upon them; but the keepers 6111111 into col lision with the peechere, and knocked three of them down. Upon this one of the hand fired, and the shot taking effect is ta4 bead of an aselatant keeper of the name of Giolt, be wee kiaed. Three of the percher, were captured on Monday night, bat the one who 'hot the keeper hex tot born appre hended —Glasgow Mail. INCENDIARISII NEAR WEREORD.-1 diabolical attempt to destroy a cottage, in which three persons resided. was cattle on Saturday night last, near the towa of We:fwd. The following day a threatening notice was found posted on a toe near the cottage, ordering the tenants to quit ir, on pale of death. The former tenant wta evicted MUM AO ror two ago. Teo vill9ins bad art Stet) the thatch in twoor three places ; ant it was 00 in to the fact that one cf the 'wants wos ill, and her sister in attendance upon her, that led to the dirovrry of the fire In time to tamp an! procure ad to have it extinaniehed. ESPEirSE OP TILE COLONIE.S.—The coot of the several colonies of the Bride& Bombe at the enemas of the Staub Exchequer, in the year 1867, amounted to 0 0 iell• than 4,115.7371. against 4,1387.967/. in 19,30, 004,9301. hg 1831, 4,466,201/. in 1654, and 3,845,018/. to 16 33 . In 1857 the Rot we, as follows r—Oibeeltar. 421 ; Malta. 442,722/ ; the Caps of Gond Hope , 663,01.71. ; Mattritium. 74,631/. ; Bermuda, 1 63 , 0611 . ; St. Hcleas. 02,6401 ; Lana, 1,2741. ; the lonise' lelasde, 199,4701 ; the Falkkada. 6,623/. ; Hoeg Koss, 303.7361: Jetswint. 193,711/. tie Bahama., 32,045/.: llonlurse, 33,8021 ; West 305,9811.; Cintda, 236,464/.; Nova Socda, 1.54,6061.; Nem BrunswiA, 9,430/. ; Prince Edward's Island. 1,6001. ; New. fottualartd, 20,1141 ; Yammerer's Island, 2101.; the Watt Cost of Africq, 126,0351. ; Ceylon, 119,2791. ; Lehman. 12,4431 ; North Australia, 5,6681. West Amanda,. 94,7091: South Australia 9,9401.; 44.11.?/ ; Nem flon'h Wales, 69,6161.; Taxman's, 96,9361.; and New los land, 112,395!. 4 E N ill N NI i S NI N an Ni' iii ii a I