The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-23 00:00:00

iCalnesday the prism will be adjudged to the bat spy:imam of each special and distinct dams ; sn d the cattle yard will on that day be thrown o peo, the charge for admmion being one guinea. Up to 12 o'clock this morning the number of visitors (paying hall•a-crowa) was fully aa peat as had beet 'A rmed, cod was made up principally of foreigners. The police arrangements on the ground were under the control of Mr. Buperiotendeort Butt, of the V division, y, trd by Inspector Humpluys, of the A femme, and sullied to be of the beat Mod. LAW INTELLIGENCE. • (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUERN'S BKNOH. Sit A Nisi Prins at liastadasdar.—(iiiiare Lord Chief JIMA* Oockbarn sad a Ocanice Jury.) • BACOCK r. W 13114 —CII4IIOII OF MIMI? AISIAOLT AILOAINOT • MIDICAL 14.31. Th e further homing of this eat., which commenced on &Midas, was resumed. Br. Huddlestoo, Q.C., sad Ir.. Prentice were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeaat Parry and Mr. Joe. Brown were counsel tor the defendant. Urn. Cathisine Webb deposed—l am the defendant's v ic e . The plaintiff 'Blared my semen as general servant. I keep a nuns to attend to the children - and the nuis, 10,1 there is a boy to mist the general dement. A fortnight before the 2nd of December I had occasion to complain of the kitchen assn doter being kept unlocked at night. Im ooted her toloek them, butsbededined,aed on one occasion I found the doors unlocked, and she refused be lock them or go to bed, or come in to prayers. After I had gone up to bed, and whilst undressing, my husband had monks te go out to visit a Wiest, sad at my request he went down to the kitchen, where -he fogad the plaintiff, sad the doom still unlocked. A policeman was called in. He west over the house, and the plaintiff efterwaris went to bed. Nis is mesequence gave me notise to leave, but afterwards spentessously withdrew it, saying that she was wry for what hid occurred, and wished to remain. She consequently swished. It was her 'duty to empty the bedroom slops. The boy Mimeds to his own room, makes kis bed. ke., - bsi be had left shortly before the 2nd Beam Inc My husband previously to this had punished my eider & l ighter at my minseit, in emesequenee of her having told & falsehood that would have caused her younger Utile to have been punished. The plaintiff's amer did not like the child to be beaten, but they both said it Us neocanaFy, to be dorm. Phiatiff did not give me notice to locum consequence. The boy's Mama had been brought down he the natal-closet, and I requested the plaintiff to empty it. She at first said she would do so, but dal rust; rod 0: 0 : 1 1 again dashing her to do so she refused, saying she not do it. for me nor for anyone else She pirated in refusing to do so, on which I told her eke must leave at once. She said she would loam in a fortnight. The same morning I found a large bleak beetle pinned ally, to the kitchen table, which I ascertained she had done. As I went up the kitchen stairs she celled me a nasty blest for having asked her to empty the slope, which she continued shouting till I got lea the break/amt. mom. Whilst we were at breakfast she passed up and down the kitchen stairs laughing in a defiant manner and talking to her sister. I sent the boy twice to her to desist. The first time she returned an answer that eh* would make as much noise as she liked. I scut for her mother, but she could not come, and sent her daughter Ellen. I refused to see Mar ; and, at my hue. baud's suggestion, I went to the mother • but balms that I bad told her she might remain the frtnight said, " No, I will go now, and have my fortnights wages." I saw the mother, and told her what had occurred. She could not oome to her daughter, but sent her daughter Min, thinking she would be the mane of getting km daughter to leave quietly. Oa my return I found the plaintiff outdid, the dinieg•mom • door, where I had left her, end after I had Warmed her what the mother said, we all three west iite the surgery. She there signed the book produced for her wages, and the money doe te her was given to her. She held it in her hand for • short time, and then threw it on the table, Ea*, she most have • for Mi's mare money, her sister, who kid come downstairs, saying to her "Diet take it. don't Mks it." The plaint/di was very taps. dent. She emetinued asking " Will yes give me mons money ?" lus afraid of her excited state, and I went in) diniag-rocus. As I passed into the hall she shook her Gig close to my face, and called me a "vile " and after wards, is the premises of my daughter, she alMd me " vile wretch." My husbeed left for a short time, and on his nears he said to the plaintiff,. " You have bests paid your seam— y= are an uitroder now in this home, sad you had bettor go." She said she would not go, and at down on a chair class to the chiffoniers. My husband said to her, "I am going out, and you lied bettor goat once, or it will be my painful duty to turn you out .' My husband had looked the door of the surgery. Plaintiff sail, "I am as strop, es you are, and I won't go," throwing her arms back in a violent manner, upsetting the bottles, and breaking one.My husband took her by the shoulders to put her out, and I opened the front door. She slipped down on the floor, and her shawl caught a light table in the surgery and' upset it. She made a great noise shouting and kicking the floor, which caused • Floe crowd to assemble outside in the street. She rousted violently being put out. My husband placed his head over her mouth to prevent her shouting. My husband said, " If our premises excites her we had better leave her." Just at that time the surgery bell rang, and my husband opened the door, and Elizabeth (the sister, came in. We ' left the surgery and went into the dining•room, leaving the plaintiff and her sisters Ellen and Elizabeth together for about five minutes. My husband called in three policemen, who were passing. My husband did not strike the plaintiff on the month with his fist, or on the face with his open hand. She never had her faction the ground. My husband did not lift up her clothes, and assault her on her person, neither did I hold her legs whilst my husband beat her. I did not say she has not had enough,nor did myhusband reply, "Get me a stick." Hedid not dap her with her clothes down. My husband locked the passage surgery door because her sister Ellen was fol lowing, and she was not wanted. [The trial was proceeding when our report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Roche.) IN 11,2 BARBED AND DIANNTHALL._ The wee ;imereliwgofaeliiiireZileili:l74th section of the new act, for declaring • dividend on this estate. The bankrupts, whose case is of course (nigh in the recol lection of the public, were trimming.manufacturers and warehousemen, of Cheapside and elsewhere. Mr. Reed appeared for the aseignees, and submitted to the creditors astaterneot prepared by Mr. Chatter's, the manager of the estate, showing that [debts to the amount of 67,271/. bad been proved, on which dividends of 611. have already been paid ; the assets in hand amount to 5,4001., which will yield a further dividend of le. 4d. in the pound, leaving in hand a balance of 1541. towards • further and final dividend. The money which it was now proposed to divide was money that bad been re. mired from - America, in compromise of litigation there. The sedgoees bad hoped to be able to propose a larger divi dend, bat at present they could not go beyond Is. 4d., which, with the dividends already paid, would amount to 7e. 4d. in the pound. It would be remembered that Messrs. Barnard end Bosenthall bad offered • composition of 6s. rid. in the pound before the bankruptcy; but the dividends now paid exceeded that offer by Bd. in the pound, and there would be • further small disabled. The usual resolution wee then passed, and the payment of the dividend will be formally advertised. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) BOW-STE/RE BUROULIIT TN 00W111411 Sdrard Bassett, 54, who bad bees repeatedly convicted, and once transported for smiler Offileo.l, was placed at the bar before Mr. Corrie charged with breaking into the house, No. 17, Upper Gower-street. Bedford-square, and stealing certain artic the property of Mr. R. Kitson. Palice.coostable Joseph Bartlett, 52 E, deposed that at about half-past 3 o'clock yesterday (Sunday) morning, be was duty in dower-street, when hie suspicions were excited by the removal of • mark which he had made upon a walL He consequently altered the grounds of the London University, where he saw marks of foot. steps, and ha procured the sadstanee of another officer, E 37 ,M raced these marks through the back premises of Nos. 22, 21, and 20, to No. 17, where be OM • ladder against the rear of the house, close to the staircase window. Be tried the back door, sod found it open, and upon entering the house he saw the prisoner standing behind the door. He had s screw driver' gimlet, wax taper, and acme matches in his posses sion ; also the silver tope of several cruets, a shirt, waist coat, and other articled of wearing apparel, &c. Witness took hhn into custody, and then alarmed the inmates of the house. Mrs. Kitson, wife of the prosecutor, said she occupied the house is question, and identified the cruet-tope, which had beet stolen from a store-closet. Some of the articles of limn belonged to a gentleman lodging in the house, but be was not present. Mr. Corrie—Was the house perfectly secured the over ‘Vitsess—Yes ; I locked up the doors, &c., as maul The prisoner must have entered my bedroom While I wee asleep, as some of the articles stolen were taken from my bedside. My desk had been, also, taken from the bedroom, and I found it in the back parlour, to Which it mu s t h ave been carried by the prieouer, and broken open. The magistrate directed that the primmer's former cowrie boor should be Mquired into and Monied at the mwricas, to which the primmer would be committed for trial. CLER [UNWELL. WILFUL DAILLGI .I;7A HAD grin OP TIN LAW. William Adams, aged 24, • labourer, residing at 14, Ass's-place, Burton-eras:eat, was charged before Mr. Muter with wilfully &maples sad breaking a &pore of trglue of the lue of the propey of Mr. Silber iton. a licensed va rt victualler, of 45, Burton-street. t The complainant stated that the defeudaut warn in his EVENING - 41UNi l *; 18'62. ( home with hi. wife, tualdj di filliterbeettit 'ID THE ALLBEIth POISONING OP A LADY. mss) he fell spied the glais nestle Mr. Barker inquired what &orals the prisoner hod done ? INQIIIIIIT.--(THM DAY ? ) Mr. &heron said it amounted to 7L i This morning, at halt-pet Kge l tikielr, Mr. John i Mr. Barker saki that if the daragemosidedbL he could Humphreys, the middl es , oc o m pr i s i musa. et the Plough g not deal with the matter. The complainant must ens the Tavern. gamaLpai,„. t 63 *w ry the death of 8 defendant in the oouoty court. Mr. Johnson said the damage dam amounted to 74, for 11 ". Fthathi Phillip., aged 27, was we alleged to hate I the glass was plate and embossed. He thought it was • bad been poisoned, nadir very extraerdimary cireumstanora 9 state of the law. The room was:crowded, aid the pramedineet eroded remark- 1 The defendant, is sewer to Mr. Barker, said he hid a bl e i nterna t . C sot got an oray to pay tarsi* the damage. I The first whams examined was Mrs. Dina Little, the I most kr. .Bas ta *id a the damage °l'm" B. the P ri " er mothe r of the decamped, who rid-My d au ghter we deli- 1 tharga L The po d so ie ner, who seemed pleated at the decision, vered of her tint child in February last. A few days titer speedily left the court. wards I entered her room, and found her in • date of greet 4 ercitement. She rid that Mr. Phillips, her haelmod. had MARLBOROI7OII.STREET, reached over her and forced a bottle into her mouth, into le W I WILTING • swoon BMOC. which be poured a liquid which effervesced. She said that George Piquant, a ssetlemas, residing at Us, Old Cavan- I her tongue was made sore, aid that her mouth became dish-street, was charged as follows : I filled with blood. I charged her hothead with poisosiog Francis Walker, 30 C, said that about halt-past 12 on her. I fetched a doctor. Xis. Phillips said that she had Saturday night he saw the defendant drunk and making a got three doses of the same kind, but that was the disturbance at the door of a café in Coventry-street He stron ges t She died on the 15th February, three days after requested him to go away,.but he refused ; and on hie call- the affair of the bottle. lag another constable to hue assistance, he said be would Mr. Gould-Had your daughter complained of the intro stob him. The defendant, when he wait up, was having &elks deadlier Lady into the house? an altercation with one of the waiters, who refused to Iwo illerjeast Sellsatlne objected to the question, but the up a sword stick belonging to him. On the way to the raterarmswered that her daughter was very *lona of her station, as the defendant threatened to stab 103 C, and put hid his hand into his waistcoat pocket sad pulle d out, a knife,,_ Onrassmodesd by Serjeant &Matins-My daughter was they th rew him on the pavement , MI too k It sway el set offeend milk pleargeral fever. BM Wd a little fever. force. ine wee rain a state of raving delirium. I did sot charge The defendant said first of all that the constable soidlie a jt th e d o d o , w ith b ar ,. p oisoned h oz , 10 0 no t threatened to stab 133 C, and then that he meant to deb n a me w ith h ar t" ir al aoon d w ar people, I bad himself. a son died at Yerk, and a jury we empanelled to %- Georgie Pope, 103 C, mid Aar the ddradallt held throat- uire into the Lade It was not altogether at my %damn. coed to stab him he mixed his aim, and not being able to get I washed and radremed the dammed while she bad the the halo from bra. 4 0 7 threw him dote earl gee it away:. slight fever on her. That was the reason why I did not The defendant raveled the feet thit he we &oak and 061- let in the doctors out day when they knocked. •rdarly- Be had been to die with then,_ Mende et 1 /..,Mhl Miss Anne Little said-I remember the 12th of February and on ' , terrain drove to the cafe to Am" MOM "um ... ' lad. I heard a sererafrom my sister oo that day. I the Piths he era wi th a fined and had. men Merde_.. in Willi 1160 the mom and found her sensible. She told me that him, and white talking the elortillimailig to slip 4 thwi, Mr. 'PhiWpe bad beat over her and put something into the stick , . and thewliitobr win . „thi , eitil v rrna., Paths her 'mouth which took sway her breath, and canted meat mega'. ratted the dirk and 4 6 6nOnnA 0 .at to Inii blood to flow from her mass. She aided me to look Into een' bat es_ police. On the waj to the station me Pntt i r bar mouth. I found the skin of the mouth hanging in hand to me pocket to rate a Pen deal of =ay/ from - Mile shreds. ' I went fora doctor, and when I came back km, and then the knife fell out rad we Prated Off the Mx. Phillips shut the door he my face. Mr. Phillips bid ground Eby the theithralet He thought if thethwee any oth., • mkt to me as that morning, " Your titter has the wadi as to the e, that it would not bath b ees given up to °u° totters of a berm If she had not she would have bees when ha was bailed. deed before mow." (The witness here became mode Mr. Tyrwhitt mid hominid coder the defendant to and a g o d a d . ) 317 sofa um very j ai l,. of id, n om , two bail in sum of MX ere for Ilix ninths- He we Phillips the eon 'need much to Mr. Phillips evidently • shoat her %Mg into the house. My sister mired The sword we misisi w attE Lllll r k ria.d. Mr. Tyrwhitt ins to gets debtor to use a stomach pomp, as she wished to slating thet 1 0: 1 1e4 vow* slating MP* , to any soar live for the take of the child. . • thing. Sultan* Beneathre declined to cross-examine this wands. r.v , Zile Ciereenr--My sister was in full DOWENOIde of her THE SAIIVIAL CeifiCERSION. ,' . whim she made the statement. Uwe is no hemditary madmen in our family. .• . blllepri, Ihnr 6 . 4 r. Elise Gait a domestic served of deceased, mid that A great number el witnasitee having been ox- the doy in question she was in the kitchen, aiA_ellt Item 2 . untied yesterday on t h a • pa , ae the princess the up and saw her with her month black, and him one M I " 66 alibi, and to tee* es t• hie character , and "" ing. Sloe said that h husband had done it, and she pointed. Solicitor-General having t ra iled, denouncing the &hen as t o th e L r dowers, where ...b ar o f bottles were s t ro dj og , a oraspiney, the jury, after a few minutes' deliberation, Mr. Phillips stood at the end of the bedstead. Decreed b roug ht t o n wart o f " Not Gujny.2, The mo lt ow said to him, " You nve done like Palmer." Mrs. Philtlpe, rewired with namesadous cheerio( by the populace. at that time and during the morning, was quite araMe. - Wittiest saw Mn, sad Miss Little go for a doctor, and when they came Wok Mr. Philips called the groom, and THE 1111 1 4710POLITAN RAILWAY ACCIDENIP. would not let them to. Witness went into the deceased's . , (THIS DA Y. ) • . , room once next day, with the mine's dinner. Mrs. Phil lips's mouth was then still black. Witness was discsel, Earle this morning a consultation, nu h e ld by without notice, on the Friday morning; by Mrs. T. who nod her the wages dos. She could not get a the varlets surveyors and engineers connected with the f • - ,, - ,. . • works, when it was found that the outlet of the sew trench . By the Cormier-Mr Phillips told witnees she was not to , ipto the old sewer , even ',opposing it to act properly, must into r ,...,_, ____. . directly after the some de. id carried much ' farther down, owing to about 300 Int of t e ~""''''',„_:"..l.,,=,„„,„e r n was swollen, but except for the the "wee te sta t e . ee r h t „ m ei assid tbe ' Wad ed to ent es ha t4 v lC he trene tee tt e LY effect t7hat=e; voice , the voice was quite natural. Mr. Thorns Jame, Sloane-street, brother of lad witness, L r e:M ee rer Weet-street t by which It is hoped a coodonad- - . i, IMO that be went to Mr. Phillips to astedain wbroltnees cati wim on auo will eo be nsid ma e de red w nice.y it a mount part iink of amumw the sewf haft . to . tree roared. a ammo ,. He answered that there bed been the Deathward immediately opposite Crawford-pomp, So es • pat dwderhthee n the hewee. He bed given, he " id, , mom lemon juice and iron to his wife, and became it bra Thew place e whore daddtit'heeneiarrandemgemsatetareettnthenectedpewerwithettheithessweragis• bleekened her mouth he was accused d poisoning her. The Rev. Dr. Wed said that he had Weeded at 1 Dethick, the contractor for the Board of Work " al are De" placed " d " the Bole eteee g ement a Be ' the deireas e e'd's house to sive her the sacrament. Mr. and s. Mrs. Phillijim appeared hi be very aftertiooste towards one another. _ Mr. Phillips kmigently applied ice to her lip. • THE CORPORATION AND THE DEHISH 01 Martha Muth, a moagAY mow mid that she "traded EARL CANNINO.-(THIS DAY.) deemed in km eindramed. There ins not more than indiraelberatoshane. Ms. Kyle wed the medical man en 1t,,, will be remembered that, a short tinamienneso, lallag. bed he sot present at the labour. Mr. Phillips r Mr. Ala rm " g a i ntionsi Imp, pu t a .otioe • , the we very kind to deemed, and did everything that he could i , agenda . pram of the Coraotation of the City d ~ Llisn, for bet comfort. Mr. Kyle was in the house at the time of , r p . m " t o proms 'l a rowom a l the at t o g m Awn , b tr uad deli i v t ery wia , b e t witness had . not time to send for him, and i Ile. the Earl (honing, on his return front kale, ^ ..i was unanimously agreed to, shortly before the death By the Coroner - The labour was a Fr-amend one. e- t - 1 , of that distinguished nobleman. In ou „ d sees wee discharged In four days by Mrs. Little. thisl amenta bl e mot, the worthy alderm an, on Mr. H. It. Phillips _the husband of the &messed, was then ' afternoon , forwarded to the town cleat a notice for con- called slY Bertha" &heath" , a n d hav ing recei v ed the us u al sidsration, at an early court of the members el the mew. audio., said-I am a dealer in bones. My establishment ' I . ration, in oommea council assembled, to the following is, thrhera one of the larges t it' Ethel!" I monied the di ad , - .. met by th e hataoad der.. of the Ri g h t H on. declassed from affection. knew se of her family. ;' the Earl ' lab Goveraer-Oeseral of Iran, this She lad_ noproperty . She ' had a rtheoratege I scud fie ' from carry* inte Geed Hs unsaisoons' lees wet her ms"mge• Mr. Kyle, a . very et: I immolation of ;COM the freedom of the City to that earth" , Imo Oldham , medical "IN. _an i et bil l MI . 1 1 i that ai d game., nu m b I also called in Dr. tnoham, of Guy. 11 , i 6n u trincri-dwban opportunity di ~..,„„, g o shout the time of her cadoessent to go HAG 7 Yorkshire r don seam of the loss which the cranny has sm• mad the midi& ma aid that wt wife .rog quite mare, . a n d tamedby the premature death of that emiseut that my eheemee would be rather nene•MM th ew otherthea datsserat adore wee administration of the government of 1 _theeta.,.._ teglY. ke ttle esr ind tbs- 140, _th w. sot s thea wai with w her his e Iran at a period of great peril mere effect to mesauree of mink!" 44 cel y 6383 jet and enlightened policy, and thus consolidated the I received a telegram, and upon my Math I fouled re...id isad advanced the general interests and preeperity la the greatest possible slit . M annelMannk Mrs. of ad the populat i on of this (Fast and importa nt Little had come to the house. I sent for Dr. Oldham, but of the British crown." Mrs. kettle would net let him see deceased. She mid that Ira. May orthis o , i , otd„oi, the notices tobe Dr. Brown, her doctor, should be sent for, and I sat few . boned by the hall-keeper at Guildhall (Mr. Tem ple ) for the him ' He entered the room, rod said th at Mu DIME maw id of the motion on Thursday reedhe 2tith iced. snob a ease to his lit- He offered to take me in his oar . riage to the polio, magistrate for advice. Mrs. Little ems upstairs with a table knife, flourishing it about in her hand. WICATEUCE. IMPORT. -(THIS DAY.) Dr. Brown did not come agein. Dr. Mazda we then called - -- o _.-- in. I did not hear earthing about *lour, with regard Momeae, Ms 24, It Li to Mrs. Moms Phillips until the last fortnight (The witness woe here affected to tears.) Dr. Martin B. g. H . B , I. a L B. I. told to that he had attended the Little and undentood an about them. On Wednesday I administeral to deceased --- - - an effirmacias dinaght. I gave it to her in • teaspoon. 117_ .-611611 . .... Te.9l 11l 48 W. 6 r - I She was sot then mad, but was wandering a little. Elbe • Aram® ... 49.7 e a. 48 N.W. • r - 9 did sot toll out then, but when I mother a second draught trarn W.OS 66 49 N. 1 r - 1 some time afterwards, she spat it out. Heft the mom, and '' BARWICK . 19.84 66 61 N.W. 4 Sr 0. 2 - Aninanagai 29.82 62 49 N.N.W. - to nu - preeently the cook came running to me and mid, " Oh, some 1 rearm s 29.76 61 49 N.l. 2 3 - 2 upstairs sir, there's a SOHO above. I WOOS GALWAY twee eo se W.N.W. 9 o - 3 up and witnessed such a DEMO as I never NSW o TAUNTS& - Hoe 66 W N.N.W. 9 to 914 4 before in my lift Mrs. Little sad her &ugh- Qoannerown 19.84 61 40 N.W. 4 ° - I tar were calling out to my wife, " You're poisoned ; anrwSD.- - - - you've been Paraded ; there's the blood coming 4 Hotrami - - - - - - - - e LITIMPOOL MR 66 St N.W. or 0.1 3 front your nose;" and they were all in a side of extreme • trauma M. LC 46 N.N.W. 0 - 3 excitement They were all talking together. I gave orders I PIiTIIOOI9I is Si 66 W. e - 2 orobsequently not to allow anyone of them to enter the room, o lamest 3O.W es Si W.N.W. 0 - a but I led Mrs. Little pees the night in the house. h PORTLAND.. ._ tat Si 16 N.V. Ir OA* 4 B y Mr. Blackbarse-I did not gays the medicine in a Do - m. 76 67 69 s a d N.N X .. W. o • - 3 - 3 bottle. Mrs. Little repeated a huodred times that I bad t' k WIDOW W.79 64 63 N.N.W. 4r so. - poisoned my wife. I dal not hear the latter say that I had I- YAKNOVNE d ectionevem WIIO 16 51 N.N.R. Sr 0.20 s nothing to it. I went to get a doctor. The medicine was 4 Mennes . . , Mss .e 49 W.N. W. .1. - a os the drawers. It consisted, I believe, of lentos juice and a Stunted - e steel or iron. She was tolerably mosibbe that day, but her d RITITICINTHES END no tau sums. mouth was swollen, and the wandered a little at times. She * LAST REPORT. felspar MORT. knew everything that was going on. * W. to N. and to E.g., BODYCIL N.W. to ILL, fresh, By Serjeant Ballantie-liy wife never objected to the freah,earlable, show. unsettled. g presence of the other Mrs. Phillips. I declare that upon era m y T SOOl , N.W. to B. W. and to IRISH. W.N.w.MN.N.KOresh it N.W., moderate to to strong, Mowery. By the coroner.-I am ea: ,a a position to say whether strong, rainy. Mrs. Little first said that my wife was poisoned. My wife N.N.W. to W. and to W. Morout. W.N.W. to N.N.n., might bays said something without my hearing it for I N., fresh, squally, fresh, unsettled. was not there all the time. During that morning ice sod so showers. it'' ~ . forth had to be put a deesued's Mad. N.W. to &IV.. and t° 83"4"'""• W.N.W. to '. Mr. Kyle-I had attended Mr. Phillips before his mar dN. N. W., m some rain. ate to I r b e c ula wery to . 66666 . Mica.' I atteoded Mn. Phillips during bec miscued re for rove, W. to N., fresh to B.E.MtGLAND. N.W. to N.F., dom. which there was a natural case, Dr. Oh Wawa' colle I in. strong, unsettled, rate, unsettled. I attended her during her subsequent pregeaney. I some rain. found Mn. Little interfere a great del, She became ill W. to N.N.E., fresh, I. COAST. N.N.W. to LICE., ca th e sundry , and the child wan t om os th e 1, some showers. troth. Tuesday at 1 o'clock. I was sot then present, e althaegh I was fa the house. Mr. Phillipa had been very a anxious, and I mid that as he was willing totre no 4 OPENING OF THE STAT R APARTMENTS AT W INDSOR " be bad better eau in Dr. Oldham, and he pa went Clitn'll---Thie morning the date apartmen ts ___, at will con- far that gentleman. When they called me into the room, it 01E44 MN* throw n open to the pu bli c , t he y "". ~ rus",_ after the child was bone, I found that th e hemorrhage was ie tine open until further notice . Orders of SONOMA* SO agent t h at , the dooaaaad Oat quite pallid, and if I had ei view than they he obtained, gratis, from M 6 6". Cedasibie not been called in for a few minutes loud, she mast boars e Graves, and the other principal printaellers. died. Dr. Oklham arrived in a couple of hours afterwards. M ROYAL VICTORIA HOSPITAL, NETLEY .-A largo Br Serjoant Ballantine-It we with my consent that t• and distinguished party of metropolitan sod provincial sur- Wr. Phillips left for York. On the Friday morning I focal er gene visited this noble institution on Saturday last, at the timi deceased in the greatest state of excitement. She bad , t , invitation of Dr. Wiblin F.R.C.S., the president and ; not puerperal fever. She told me that Mite Little had re members of the South Hants Modico-Chirnrgicul Society. I awoke her up, and said that she saw in the slam the old ie Major Ravenbill, R. conducted the visitors over the ; nurse whom I had loft there beating the baby. If that r, building, and explained all the modern improvements intro- was told her it was of course calculated to w dnoed into this model establishment, particularly pointing excite and niters her. Os Saturday I celled t - out the admirable plan for ventilating the building, with again and Mrs. Little locked the door, and aid throogh e - which all appeared much gratified. Among the celebrities the door that she would allow no one to come in. Deemed t- present were Mr. Sully, of St. Thomas's Hospital ; Mr. never refused to see me. She sent for me after her mother it Holden, of St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Mr. Adams, of the left, and l saw her twice. She died of fright, shock, and of Loodon Hospital ; Mr. Elliott, of the Chichester Infirmary : excitement, operating on her system. It would he most Mr. Mayo, of the Winchester Infirmary; Mr. Jackson, of improper to have stripped aod washed deceased as described to the Great Northern Hospital ; Mr. Henry Smith, of King's by Mrs. Little. The prostratiou from such an ad would of Collor Hospital ; Mr. Rugg, of Brighton ; Mr. Harvey, sad have been most injurious. ' Mr. Bishop, of London, Re. The Mayor M Soutbamptou, The Corooer said that Ms. Little had deposed that she le the Coroner, and other local celebrities also attended. afte r bad only washed deceased's face and hands, and changed her impeding the building, the visitors, to the number of about hoop, r - 100, were enterteioed to a magnificent longest, and left By Serjeant Ballutine-Assnmiog that she was stripped r highly delighted with the annual picnic of the South Manta and washed on the floor, it would have been most injurious. J- 'lleilloo-Chnurgical Society. Ido not recollect whether lor Dr. Martin signed the mut tit A FEMALE CAPTAIN OF BANDPIM -A letter from ficate of her death. ..._ .. . . .. .. . . . Madrid. in the Dtexas, says :—"A woman known as the By ir7l:ll•Wcurne—The blackness of the mouth might •She Wolf' has been the terror of Galli' and the neigh- have arisen from • sympathetic Wallah thought oa 1 0 :::izovisces far the last tweet; years. Always on the Fridey morning that she would hare puerperal mania. sad followed by a small number of bandits, abe I did not think then that .be bad puerperal mania. That was at the heed of all the robberies and murders corn- was the day after the occurrence spoken of. I think she never milled la that part of Spain. Woe to the travellers and recovered the shock of that scene. She was talking 'oddest§ who memed her path ! Any attempt at resist. constantly and excitedly, and was quite ratline. Ido apt IMOD WY NM be punished by death, which was often recollect what was the state of her lips. I wee sett for to secompasded by the meet atrocious tortures. Josephs Pere., nee her, bat I menet say that I particularly examined bee se the wows woe sesaied, committed the most revolting mouth. If ammonia wee given in a strong form it would eels of feraday as her victims. Often she ha. had to de- tette the breath as described. Lemon juice would not do wo feud herself twist slued henna, sad the advantage ha. Ammonia might Olen me and cause a rupture of blood always beim ea pee be M s, e vidil sow, whoa the Mayer of liso vowel. - who JseoW de ea was is emelt of a criminal, , Dy iteviesat Bellsotise—l did not observe any sP diesseersd tag woo width osered apusspussof soassalwoot •at Idoetber of the maim el a mesa when smr= to the • Illse Wolf,' sad ia which she was masted with on the Friday. one of her aseemplises." i [The inquest was proceeding when we went to prima SHIER Llfir&-(TBIAS DAY.) ' Two o'Clinaj ka Ths riniwner ins4 et flat today. Grent W stook has receded f ger Gent ! _being aWI seeded by the moult aosicleat to the Metropolitan Railway. Several other lines show a tall of 1 to 1 per wet. London and North Western stock w now quoted 931 to 94 ; Great Western, 70 to ; Midland, not to; ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 107 ; Caledonian, 1071 to 1 ; South Eastern, OS/ to 83 ; Eastern Counties, 561 to 1 ; and Great Northern, 114 to 115. Lombardo -Venetian Railway shares are quoted 4 3-16 to 6-16 pram. Belgian are fiat, and Indian steady. UADINAILY IMAMS AND MOIL losing prises Sat/rads,. Saks WAN to 1 p.n. II V la 111 147 lie I 4 41 AI 10 11 41 Rt. i SI hit SO • OS 41 , M NI so 161 116 • 140 146 114 LW 1076 1416 131 161 116 KC n 715 66 57 147} 10 61 111 123 MONEY 4i4M18T.-(TIIIS DAY.) Two o'Ctemt. I • The funds vanilla dull, at the late reduction. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange business is upon • very limited scale. Foreign stocks attract chief attention. In English rail's* the tranasctions are almost at • standstill. There is a oonsiderable fall in Great Western Railway stock. Turkish Loan scrip is quoted 3 1 to 1 p r e. ; ERYPtiso, 2 1 to 2 1 Prom ; and Russian,. 1 ' B O li prem. Consols are officially marked 914 and f ex div., for money, and 911, es div., for the account. The present quotations are respectively 911 to 4, and 911, "sellers." The official business report is as follows :-Bank Stock, 234, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents.; 914, 4, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 1084, 4; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 1034; ditto Five-and-a-Half par Cents., 104, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, Si., Is. prem. Mexican Bonds remain heavy sad are marked 271 to 1; Spanish Passive Bonds continue in request. Italian Five per Cents. are steady. The Turkish Loin of 1864 is quoted 624 to 93, and that of 1858, 704 to 4. Ttansactions are reeotded as follows :-Braailian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1862, 1858, 1880, '991, ex div. ; Rquador New Consolidated, 17; ' egyptian Seven per Cent., wen, 3 1 21, prem. ; Frencla, Four-ancl-a-Half per Cent. Routes, Mfr. (eichange Mfr.) ; Italiim Five per Cents" 72, 711 0 724 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mesioin Three per Cents., for account, 271, f, 4 ; Moorish Five .per Center, 96, 964 ; ' 'Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, small, 474 ; BAIIIi&II Five per Cents., for account, 96} ';",'ditto Five per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 4, 4 pawn. ; ditto paid-up scrip, •93 ; Sardinia& Five • per Carts., 811 ; Spanish Three per Cents.; ' kik &Mount, 541 ; ditto Pumice, 19f, 4; the Committee's Cer tificates, 91, 1; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for aecouat, 821 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1858, for account, 791 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1662 (scrip), 34, prem. ; ditto podd-uP Scrip, 714, 1 ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., for account, 241. Eastern Bengal Tea shares are quoted 4 to 4 prem. 'out' 0N,144Z., Consols are fractionally better, at 911 to t, ex div., for money, and 911, ex dlr., "buyers," for the account An advertisement has appeared -requiring the I holders of paid-up scrip . for 1001. (in exchange for' Which. bonds are not yet reedy) in the new Turkish Loan to lodge it at the Ottoman Bank, in order to alai= the dividend due the let July. We are authorised to state that the Turkish Bond-' holders' Committee have ascertained that the sum o f 65 COOL is in the hands of the Ottoman Bank on London, on amount of the dividend on the Turkish Loss a 1.868. • The excitement in the Liverpool cotton market continues. The transactions on Saturday were to the extent of no- lees than 20,000 Wee, and Surat aorta were quoted at a fresh rise of Ad. to id. per lb. At a time when so great a desire is shown to hn prove the river navigation of India, the issue of the prospectus of the Beat India Steam Navigation Company (Limited) is likely to attract attention. It appears that some tame eines a few gen tiemen connected with and interested in Indian affairs formed themselves into a company, and with a small capital have succeeded in placing on the Gouger a steamer and two barges, the former drawing only eighteen inches and the latter only thirteen inches of water. It is now proposed to construct a large number of similar vessels, the ex periment having "perfectly succeeded." One Main object is to develop the 'radio on the Ganges by a fleet of 'Maulers and barges of light draught capable of ascending, even in dry seasons, as far as Mishit bad, a distance of 967 miles from Calcutta, The principle on which the undertaking is founded ap pears to be perfectly sound, and the direction is respectable. The capital is 500,000 i., in shares of 51. each. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Liu) of the railway calls falling due in July. The bulk of the amount accrues on Paris and Orleans Railway new sharee, which are not held in this country to any extent : Amount Dee Mara Ahvadg Number Due In July, 11882. Date. Paid. GIL ad Shares. Amount. Colon Valley and Hal stead 5 per et pref. 1 24 12 10 . 0 Not known. lancaater and Carlisle £lOO 44 per ct. prof. 1 80 20 0 0 4,580 191,200 Man. She/. and Ilneohi New 1106 pr et. 1802 14 1 1 0 0 78,300 78,300 London and Blackwall 44 .1 , e 4l ct. pref. ,61 1 dept. 110 0 21,419 32.128 Ottoman l7 IS 2 0 0 47,500 96,0311 Pans and Orleans New 1882 South Pastern 6 pr. ct August, 1881 la 0 110 0 24,150 116,126 Stockton and Darling touAeus,,lB6s t 1368 1 11 10 0 31,200 02,400 Total In July , . Total called In serronmenths of ISM We are informed that the United Kingdom Elec. trio Telegraph Company's bill, which has been be fore Viscount Enfield's committee since Tuesday last, has been passed without any material altera tion in the clauses. The subjoined report ou the silk sales, which ended on Saturday, is from Mesas. Duraat and Co. : The periodical public males commenced yesterday mid are oonriuded. The quantity offered was about 1,500 bales Benpl silk and 6,000 bales ,Cha, with about 400 bales Japan and 200 bales Canton Bilk. As might have bees feared from the quiet state of the market, the whole was allowed to pave quietly without any biddiogs except the damned bales, of which, however, there was more than the usual quantity—but even for these there was lees than the usual oompetitioo. The only feature of the week has been the ads of several small parcels of Cantor, silk, a clams which hes been for a long time almost entirely neglected. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoo9. The mining market is firm to-day, with a good amount of business. Wheal Lodoott shares are without change, but firm at 184 to 19 ; Marks Valley are fiat, at 10 to ; East Carsdon steady at 44 to 4, and Gonamena, inquired for at Sto I. Wheal Sithney Cornmeal are quoted to 44, being firmer ; Wheal Union, 4} to ; East Devon Consols, 21 to 4 ; Caradon Vale, 5 to j ; South Caradon, '3OO to 340 ; North Robert, 2135. to 285., being strong; and East Wheal Russell, to a. A number of transactions in foreign and oolonial mining shares will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Port Phillip and United Mexican were flat. FATAL AccIDINT ON WITTY:MT= New BRIDGE —Tsis morning a 'booking saddest bappased es the sew bridge at Westminster to Jamul Wallis, of 4, Norib's•reste, errow's-lields, Bermondsey, is do employ of Mews. Day sad Om, brewers. He weir driving a dory of beer over the bridge, when a lame obese bawls( get as Me tramway, gave the vehicle a subdue jerk, whisk threw kiln frees the drivipg box, his le i fit is hest el tbe wimple, which ward 0.44 imilLksetsring tire peivia, sad indicting askew frightful in He was takes to Weeissineter ~,Ictorik, whore expired is great spay. ff i n dom m no tr72 ._". f.n e :7,tr beep Rather( Mooch , lag., C. 8., her Majesty's Envy.' Hs. ft %ordinary and Minister Pleelpoteutiaty in Japer t o p e ea Member of the Civil Divisios of M.... li me d Cirmi Or , di or Knight. Commaudere, of the Mart $o pie Order of the Beth.—Oarette, The woollen cloth manufacture is reviving in 'AustetTla. In 1361 /000010 'yea* were miss. Teetered. Soon after that period the lade astir* owed, owisg to the gold discoveries. lli 114. 11 itan.wirs. aaL tlueis..WoLaiwox Ver. It ala..l4lses.hui6 a 11711irtMe x ._,:„... I WI MO MI air Wat 6,:r W• 11 Oat eel ilatiiC...L. O twrnittr,a_ 4 • • . 2:. , r--, Do. • A r es ettr gild . satllo *B. Dublin yes. Dirtt r liwili &WAAL isilseitOsiso h , 11.0000 thelso, = ==gbiadilkiply 1 I Nog& saiPe Jam 11 a WaSas II Noriandllsollead area 111aoshom —.1.. Da At Arm awl* 00.0 0110pat.101011 10 I" Gooks wok pm) .. IC Dalbest• lamisillet Lead.. liminvall ■.._ 11- -- -- 1 larks& NM\ owls:" : D 8m 1 88 =4 ;i : i l Var auff =aall _ - . I MM,I64.‘SAMMINII I. II I ! 04a 2. N, I t 1 LS_ ii I M i 111. II el• lii St. BS. DO = S tn .' .0 Jra;r; Thai 00 bo Bina. - all M A OW. GO QS. flash) .) ma I MI Owes& Del °MOO o OIVODOIDIaIett . • aleway,Walso. NOM' • 00 Notb, MD* sza marsh Dims M N. iasiona•-liaorfak n:. -a~%5.n.:~ t Ia Sortiaaad.Z - ...7 I D. New ea Nalbill.Wailashlaa 111 j Blatakaallerfaller".. LSO Malidenstlimain. 011 1h....... • Illocallsk LA AWLS& 101 Baaltlk Indlasta lei bbiegmbb• 17210 n gi 111{e IN Beak Lwow 111 South Wass LOS S. 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I Ow IL do 1101111 Trask at - IN 100 100 100 — Do. • ja .iPre. .. Do.Dckeseard.ilt eb tle. , pied. Do.f we A. DIOS.— Do. do. M.... Do. 40. Direst Wl= boinsula - 07. ir• - ; - - --I Do. hoary, 11102 OAS cllzoid OAßr att.44,ol. ■ ft ek le U Do. Troi Do.4lp.oßdomoy/6,w.0p W Do. di do. 71.0 1 t.0p Do.4p.ot:Ddo.psy.7d 1 Indigos Btu& liattiod DO Modzoi Ow. 4 per w. CO Do. do. II Zr . . 1111 Do. pm& oljloodo •1.=:1.' WI Do. ts. liad do. Li o l Do. Do. cap. do. B Do. do. Loot do. N. S. at Com& p. • Pu &dodo_ 11 Do. dm. De.loo.Bl.flot.e Tillaktoo.Wmaiollo A lll SIAN *OOO 1,100 SUN MIS 11,110 IS" 1100 *YU 611,000 16,0•0 10,000. 1 lOO 10,0101 100 10 WNW N *fa N WO 60 10 100 1:: .1114 00 N *OOO 60 16,0 N *4OO U 16,000 *Oa !CO2O 10,0001 16 1,000 11:.(0.) N JOINT MICE atley Seas liso•LOtkatUTerPOC leak at hank of =ce British N. Murk& ... C. na. LANUA.AIII ,Ounel ClartaL aim of Lad* - 40 AO i raw of Canada saL lag. dooaantliar4. Imperial Bank. Limitad Loudon and Brazilian.. Loa( b Hbax al Anew. Z. Lease ad isdi a = Lades & &ad Mama las. int W Disto. & Ird s r=, (1 L. A. .. was& • New.. .. Ifiddad Doak Nat Sildal Wile... goo (Mudd Disk Ocapai: Prdladl i r k t Dobai ladkAndadle Dd.& d Attatailla bt DIRDINIIII3 I grOGIES. tar 1 1 . :,::4 ! !.>h& 4..alasai7ln3 SIM* Z. irk 4 44 44 ‘1.10111.10: 04ii•••• •i 40 41 T Pf ae if .riM mil la • l a • sei et 1 4di 81 1 100 10i 4 . 111 s pm 1 It GI• • ma • OM fla 1 14,6 46 a x. . .'R 9i .a. • V 144$ lir • it n mip failitentwall s 101111111111111.11/01. iti ii for saw b - you; - Pl. - ... ... - 11 I 103 f 3 as *+lA - - 16/ Ile iz IN IN — lt St sa ai •Me MB pa 7 db 44 4111 de dal is is ir I? I .t 4 BS U Te 1 11 2 01 0 I; i 4 1-46 i St 88 80 86 78 82 76 86 103 106 106 107 106 106 106 167 25 1 63 68 - U li_ i 4 oar ... 20 i lie /I a Ili db 111 100 A A I dla phr 93 0 103 103 116 90 .... II loei r nil ▪ 7 a • a a a 16 SO 1014 11.61 1 1m 101 1 11 - _ , 111•• - dim Sal .... -, 131 ... ... , - I . •.. - , 171 14 Iti loot 11 Spa l ! a e_ ii ill 70 U 18 lit ua l NI as ao* Pa: 40 IS 60 63 16 76 (10 9t 37 18 66{ +44 fit 998 NI - _id r.ie id ad "1 - II 171411 ••• 4 , 0 I s_ - r_ • NS IN 14141 . - CO NMEBOIAb AND MA ; ITS. .. wia rtiarAlaL. 6 4lllls DAY.) , , eibmii more settled Sam oar we wort, _S p h Liday is morn seasosable than for 101718 Von past, with tbe wind from the N.W. Xemlisle wheal. manly Lst week wss spin extremely limited. Flow Merril limited. Barley next to moo trash • fair qtal l y of melt. Oete, • few by mil Scotch TAM oats Irma The foreign arrivals of wheat were fair—mostly Blink Se% Mediternmees, Premise, and Amorists. Nevem/ bards el hear ia ben Amok& Ikriey midembs pay from the Bleak Bra. Ortte • large arrival-- Ihrsdieb, Dutch, lbemles, sod Premiss anamMing quarters, two lugs samosa beim from the mama, men mu& comalrty el linseed sad-eilesed few the RIM Wier Other Mods lionikiL Today, the Wavle maks* is rather Maeto, bat Friday's east aOls, wr. ea lingliah, sod la. far Sa pot qr. co frosiga, is to supported. American tarraL of four are 6d. to la. dearer, and rocks are ls. higher than on UM day week. Barley Is very firm. The prior el all good maul qualities of oats are fully as dear id hat week; lottritkluetheg that the arrival,. are homy. Boas - mad paa saw vary Ism Limed sad rapeseed steady ; Misr seeds "Ath ena sissese. gamma ~: sod =dm held Ms Nibs: MOM nosey. WEB/A.-BagSin Esnand Kent, whits, as., 49.. to gro-I.4lloloollthawitio -4.: ditto, red, new, 47.. to 55a., ditto, lan eid, 8. -a ; Norfolk, km, fine old, to -a; red. new,'-s, 66 Foreign : Dantell;. t 0505.; doe, Ms. to 505.; NIL to -s.; Kooda 52a. Iffs.,• ditto, Wm, 57.. to 585.; Banadc, sites, .to 565.; lifeeklonWrg, 53e. to 575. ; Uokonnork ditto, • Botralina whin, No. to 57a.; ditto, sad, Mk. to 56a.; QM; din,' Kis. to Ma. 41L1T.--Ealliah =lin& -a. to -s. ; firs, -a. ; grinding, 275. to ISt ; rod eiag, 30.. to Us. per eir.; rhino gi%esslll:4o Ift; ditto disiolhog, Ss. to 31.. Nam- ..Baszeicm Norfolk, We, to 635. ; kit. SU Wk. • ore, 6155. to 685.; brown, Ors to UN' • ILL 00. le Ilk ; potato, 255. !fa Wm • ' • Basra list, IN. to Mkt I flnnear, 38. to 30a. ; 335. to 34a.ranagn. 30a to 325. ; tiok, .co .3711418. h 311 s. to ; Us. to Vs. - Mk. to 40a.: w to and bin, 395. to 41t. ; 'to --a.. grey, Ms. to 375.; beg, 37.. &Tv. Weiss; 335. la Ws. alt-4laisk town, 44., to 485.,,- ditto es., 47.. to 535.: pooh:LT 4110. to 435, ; Node& and kaelk, 37.. to 39..; -4. 6; Dook ; t 7.8. swan. 2135. to 25a.; INnadin. 2bi. to' 20a. : Spanish. - a to hints Ofign-11%116. 31a. to 330. ; 2011. to EL bitatomilloiessift .611 O. F. and L -Whin : Boni anski 4100 an •g 14 wpia 450. to 475. ; Ghia% Alim toWs. ;• Plank OWN% par 48011 n, red, 325. to 41.. ; wkitaa - ; Donn and Wats, 35a. to 41t. ; lc& Va. Poky: Baptism and Syrian, par Ma to Ils. ; Oars end Nimelto, do, Wis.*. 21a BONN 3 Baptism, par 411011n.,3N. to 31.. 31sise t Odom ankflahlta, rotb4:l2lN., Od. to 32.. ; Inn! and. Bolgoriso, per Sip. 041. to VA ; Freon, do.. to ; Assorinn,, do., 2k. to 30a. ; Egyptisii, -a. to -a MEWL --Oulery son, poi qr., 54.. to 110'4 nod, per qr., aa Bastard mon, p.r Wan. 6s. to 3a ; kiwi; 7a. to 10a ; yootoL pie a., Nunn& Sem ia karma reins, 4E04. Pit In. 111. Os. to 121.0 a. • .0.2 thin, in tow, par ton, 121. A. to 121. IN.; da, la lua,lU. Os. to 111. 10a; Win, N. to N. : llara.dir, 101. to 101. 10a.. Bops a5h00,42. INN U. ; Ti..., par kaki, Wino, Am to 9a 01. ; Bop*- . and, Beni* Para...Am to UN AiuufAiiirrtithirpoil nom Ivu 10 10 Mil Ai. 1 1111. 710411. Mak r:ia a 1111 POO AI llO 4 :J IMA igefe b. •:. 'ail - - .. IAtmANDO-2404 ILS 4" - lour: LITIRPOOL COTTON MARKET. tram DAY.) (sT =MU AND TANN meows, INLICZAPN). /nor ooa oww ooraserosasarr.) The veseket kaa bola very exalted. Sake will probably beet* 20,000 balm araerwoe an advawee *d. pr Damn Ileeardav's ratan. . , ILDWING LAIR—(THIS DAY.) SUOMI. —OU the spot no Nam reported. Afloat a ,ergo el Hammel:l (No. IS) veld at 95e. 3d. for the Rafted Kliarkera Ram& gni* bat steady. Vorrs—The arriet is firm, bat so males al importance bars been ideated. Tlll4—The beds on eampled with the samples Atha Wile Wm, which will ecommooe to-morrow. Eon.-190 poss. of Deaseses sold at la 46d, pot Racz.-.Thsee i. an maim deamod for permit tor arrival, and a large beldam has been dom. Pair peaky Madam, Pam media& at lla leaded ; Rangoon, at 10a. bd. ; and two easier of Neontazia at 10e. tgd. Oa Wrap* aloe are medesd to 900 bags ei Bowl whits, at les. 9d. ; corgi, 7e. Id. SALITITII IS Oorros manses' I. maim request ; 3,000 halm sold on the epee and far arrival at te9 prase to la 9d. edema. TALLOW XARKST—(TILIS DAY.) The sisitiset Is I. to-sky. T 'know is quoted 44.. 9d., net cult ; Petembeg Y.C. ou the spot, 49 . 5. 9d. 48.." ms" ; July, " buyers • Sep tember, Me ad. ; October 1* December, 47.., Bs. 9d. to 44. PARTICULAR& OF TALLOW. Stock oo hand gip day.... 114,968 Mut 13,119 Delivery DA week 1.812 846 1.110 Ditto from Ist Joss COM 3,318 1.167 Arrival lot eta 1,134 736 1,076 Ditto from LI Jam 4,06 1,00 1,131 Wiwi 'LC. pa rot,SIN du Ditto Tows WI MKT M. dd. Us. U. 475. U. JUrivals far Ur wok sodas Job 1 loot yur. 1,211 arts, sail delivery, 1.0111 mks. TM arrivals Lit week 81T casks O dor .31 Lamina:lk 170 South Ammits," " ol ls ge Soon—lota 1. 1 773 WILL , METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARIMP. craw DAY.) The supply of haute h imasiderably baler • there is also fair demand. Prices on the average are ;attar lower, but there is sot much reduction in choice qualities. The supply of ahem) is larger than for a long time put, cossecptently prices are rather lower. A fair cleanses is, however, e ff ected. Trade ie heavy for lambs cad calves ; MVI;111 inferior qualities re main unsold. From Gerassey sad Holland there are 306 bawds, 5,240 sheep, and 207 calves ; Span, 350 beasts ; Soothed, 500; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1950 • Ireland, g 0: Pravda, 58; sad 960 from the Northers and Camellia - - --- Pr gar et Om ad.a d. Ire skin et lbs. S. d. ad. Dig bogs. Horgda 4 4 0 Dog Mout Wards& 4! 4 0 Dort Sioryboris 4 410 Dog Loogwoola.... 0 0 0 0 !weld spa l. Wags i 4 0 Da do. nom .... 4 6 4 8 06•44 4 Da do. lam 4 0 4 2 Bed bust int-lavds • • fs Send& at =IAA OM: • amp s te ed lambs. wino ; 6 8 fa op. 410. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Kamm Pattendea ad Smith report the plantation se. emote received this monis& are unievoorablo ; the weather at prevent is operating mot► against the program d the plant, both at home and on the continent. There is rather more inquiry both for new mad old hops, and prism are firmer. GOAL MARKIII.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Bed Hatton, 16a. 9.1.; Wale Rod Haswell, 16.. 9d.; Walla Rd 81~14 lle. 3d.; Was Rod Trtmdoa Hartle pool, Thu 9d. Wale Bed Hartlepool, lee. ; Walk Bad Braddyk dra . l W Id. ; Walls Bed Raman Het too., 15a. ed. ; W Fad South Hartlepool. Da ; Walk End South 11Cenee, lbaL 9d. ; Walls Rad Kellam, Wk. Walls Fad &lea Hain, lbe. ; Walk Ead Onafertk, He. 3d. ; ; Walla Rod Harlem, Hs. ; Powell'. Duffrya Steam, 17a. 6d. ; Taalleld Naar Batt" 13e. ; Buddies Hartley, 14.. 9d. ; sottaes 111= 4. 14a. ; Homed. Berl*, 14a. daps at ♦2 Si .—Tbe Areh- bish;;Tof Yea has written to the Rev. John Limey, in cumbent of St. Philip's, Sheffield, in reference to the charges preferred against the rev. gentleman at • large public meeting in Sheffield. The oorrespondenes is as follows :—'• 43, Upper Groavenoustreet, June 16.—Dear rir,—You are, DO doubt, aware of the memorial that bas beau addressed to me, stung upon me to institute an inquiry into your conduct in having been cognisant of certain ma!- that have taken place is the churchyard belonging t rac til i6 tristrict of St. Phft, math as the removal of • num ber of corpses that had a been buried, and their being flung into • large hole is another part of the ground ; that evens bays bola taken eat of the graven and Mahon up, and bodies imitlided or &s rayed to make room fee new orsespents ; that bodies bays been buried without the pr. %MAWS GI dm funeral muds% and fees received for dead that have war bean inteamiL Before I take any proms& isp is this ass I disk it bat hir that I Moak! give you the sippertnaity of aderior say explasatios you please. —Believe me, = .7 t7 . 1 1 5 61 C. T. Sam." To Oho dims War lb. ae follows :—" St. Philip's Parsonage, Sheffield, June 17.—My Lord Arch bishop—l baes the bower to adosowledp the reselpt of year pace's letter d yeeterdnY% "d not ware of the memorial rehired to. lam °anion Ske kindliest of 'Bodin rue the °pp:dimity al explanation. • perasnal uplanatioa. however, to yew pace would mi. I ans visaed, mast the adomesiss al Ss aces. I thmstme esn. hose te allenatiens ot tie wismesidlets by • sesend and o u l oolie en&l, and assnesity !sprat your pass Ai l lesiar a des Mims& of truth and far the nedisahos of my to hens at user • _ eapandon d &inky. —I have the h arry at. to Jclt Lapeer. "' 4sl et= r p C es __t, _ now written to the orinarinlide for sped& caw« against Yr. Lime, sop a mosoary preliminary boa ooeueidoo of inquiry. f 90 lei 34 96 96 97 36 1 90e `3