The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1859. I LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE POLICE COURTS. I SHARE L1828.-7HIB Ditl. gs. 66 01.0 1 WOMIAL ‘1,004111.1010:41 4104.1141 14 a., MONEY MAE 4,4044. I rat I 111. poem t rs , ik - (THIS DAY.) (THIS DAY.) --.,----- ..- - Otorees.rearasis is: DU 1134 Mt 114101,41.4.1444. 01 IN 111 • . 94,41.11wA11ed. 110 UT The funds to-day a -....- TWO O'CLOCM. MANSION-HOI7BE. ..... .. gar aninnaw Nan& 100 101 NO « -. sl.o.Wskollockt.alMN ISt 100 101 neu. Consols are n THE NEW JUDOS. /010111 T ON TOO CITT BANK. The railway share market to-day is generally -- .. Du I p.e..1111 lolell la a; 104 a 60. 6.1644 lll 111 6004 1006 m a. i wk. 'map.. th e laalp.appolet r d pawns pa g e Awn Field , a ralP181•818 ssanactal Young use , eLlut firm, at the cloeing quotations of yesterday. :.: • .". 8t..... 1 . l. . _ higher than at 4o' 17 years cid, ma dared with forging and ut , er Ingo cheque the Stock Each el the Court of tinem'e Bench, took hie seat ca the beech for 70f. with latent todehuud the City 13 " k. Tareadnesdle- although business, apart from the settlement now in ...., _ iies o s e.." iu , e4euu . PA R ' 1 ,,, 108 age prevails, but prit far the fret tiros Me mooing , presiding is the &mad m ea t. progrese, is almost suspended. London and North -- . Oa i r soss ese nun - ta us to/ 12 1:9 Court at Ottiktka.. It appeared from the evidence that on the previoes shy w estern stock is other fiat at 891 to 90 ; but taus .: Derr seet.aw.koet 'IN del9 1(5 1 101 l well supported. A pshorier peownted at tap City Bask • cheque tot 7dt, p ee r. Western shares are again rath COURT OF EXCHEQUER. porting to be draws by Mr. C. Powell, • mining agent, who London and South Western has risen to 901 TO Nlllollleddlllllolls. of stock. Were it no &tuns sit NW Peas at lioddhall.-(Befers Mr. Berea I"?' as scem ud lb". N, 6° ab t w ' fiatstull ' e a "to 91! ; and a ries of 1 per oent. has taken place in oe. f aim GIIMI,II/& I re. l a. ma. I saga Braswell sad Spewed Junes.) the gesUldosiso of the document, which was t-mbed ac. 7 It tat& Mositsalluo Oll 11 14 zd now in progress, the mugs .. inn closures le, ~e . ~,n e. A nt._ ., aa „, if.a. r,01i41,, 414! prie u ner receiving Beak notes, whit hhe ama Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Berwick, the former . M AvaNiNft 114114NL L0D01N1.•11..i.E.. altar chsaged fur gold at the Bask c t Borland. Base- being quoted 91 to 1, and the latter 881 to 1. Great m er l V l Tetite a Vilh ilal • 2 1 lel 111 The first official qty Ile derlandices la this owe watod that the defendant,' had 'lselltly, however, it traneplred that the cheqno was a forgisy, gumtrees/id se as • metre in the home of the plaiatiff, end to sad Webb, • detective, was sent to apprehend the Vale IVestern stock is quoted 64i ted 63 • Midland, 981 to a u ts itertiawateruork_ .. •.! 1 i i .... SO ROL Amen= Mr • 40 - - Renter at Paris to- L• supply it eras eas.semithet they bed failed to do so, whereby soder. who was • clerk in the urges el the Tale 99; Calsdsajaai 39} to i per shun; South Rost"; a 11414.1firlillar 1.41-1 01 16 111 telegram, was 62.30 f the pleat , l had aslaradl Ina The dogmatist. pkaded that of Tow•Y Mimi CsalPsar. The th .., y o t , t p ma s.,...l,l f it th e prmin k e d b an o bw m d denied that he knew anything about it, end wee V ie " er et ii "' 201 to }per share; York and North Midland, 711 se twat p.oodeb/11/43 ite a ( 10 De.o per cent. higher than by the treat of Ike pieentilf. emu tied wi.hout anything being Mead spas hint to 721; North British, 64/ to 66; and Eastern ee , set mit . iii ouraday i tie di 14 5 id fill Consols are OffiCll Mr. 0: Malky : wed Mr. Henry flume were coaneel foe the to ~ , nnect him with the forgery. Webb, h0w.,.,, hear- Comities, 661 to 66. , et ose. m - . a ra.rw,Tl we- SI es 13 di,. for the Bth of Jul pumas. dl r . K bowleg Asa Mr. ii..."... mr ,...1.4 d o bag that he had been upstairs to an lammed soom, Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady 1 9 3 9. 9 COPIIML _ ...OM •la 19 11 deft detwato. went then a nd ernrcned ft without emcees ; but t prisoner 9 ow. roweresse D *prated Dom the avainweel Ms vision! that he keeps afterwards said he had hidden the mosey up the Chimney. the original issue is quoted 11 to 01 dis" and the et,. Molds Telegsple - 1 00 153 WI par I sr in at 921 to 931 ; et Deptford sad whiseaspet model fiedriso-heasea which Oa malasill the ebteeser• Webb fueumt 37 .°Tirai g na new, 11 to 1 1 die. Great Indian Peninsula Railway rer: 1 ta D ursrseta. es., a i sat per.ly Isdgiasphsease and pertly easse,aeps, I s set seem saver, a disowns rim, and two other eager Woo 10 Thesis m.suswt.roe. ma -•-. 40 at 921 to 931 ; the 1 Jeasary as took each a hewn la Higx-street, Potpies, end Wags; and the ptieun, then said be had the cheque, stock has been rather more inquired for, the other skier as ck a ga mi x a m in ak. 14 .. MOW it up foe • simile, purpose, or of Ms re- sad hod bought the rings m • jeteseler f "M ed mistipegate- /adieu lines iemi i ii i ng qu i e t . =Me 1 Drees NW llateltidl U. I die ear tares of last year, it areteetee being that it should be supplied with 8771 s 7 ____ i Willie 251 4 far lac disamad daft, sad -.• f oe t h e ri e s i Le a riratlA.lr t 1 n - o. 10s s dis., and Exchen 0/40111AIS lIIIAIIII AND 11200&14 u is • The few transaction gas foe the purports of lighting, miming, and cooking. Ma e t t."•• , U Leolea ss 1 .00 _I tea all Il li 14 aolordiseey touwenticated with the defendute asupaay, Whs. salad what h. had al say Wdosillallst ha MAW 8 , a I Mama err 1 Oaks arose I re.' Amman. 1 „,..,44- -1 6 . 1 , p u ma u llamas ea foreign stock market who dea.arnd to supply in Mrs on the ground that the gee " &Aim." and we/ kW/ tedeDaddad for trial. e l r bill tir • house oppoei .., which baloupd to the pisistirs MARLBOROUGH-STRUT. De I: a si to Turkish Bonds. ' mother mtl which had been sublet 14, a perms named Le • ceon- 300 nossenT. ei Id -". ONO ..' 7 - g . ga: If Ittertra IS U4h to 62 ; bat the Old S i"L".• hod O." ben peed. The Oholetltr etoiotied the emeloof Soloed! faith, a respectable -looking lad, and who fee 18 -- 131 gratatla S r 4 that be had miming to do witty th a t hones and roostha has bees in the employment of the Habana Cigar it au - " e ' - --- i , -_,.....m--- 119 1361nmealliimaLnd is - - A iN. Ma. Aestralesfee ali 761, have relapsed they agreed than t, supply Imo with gash They ec- Compaq, 48, Pall•mall, es yeller, was charged with break- NB ,• to ---""" ni In a 1 1 set ad been some enquiries .-- Do. " New tyres" r i le iL. xd cordingly pat on 10(' •44V1C4 pi.x. "I' he plaintiff thin ins open • owts.box and stealing therefrom some memoreade, ett • • -•-•-••• j 1 Maio dmandlensde ea- .. for the Spanish C let the tour to • persis own, d Waste, at 81. 18• a a large armed of cub having fortunately bean previously sr • - la • 4 1 .:7167Nart - - 6,000 le Do. de. B 4 .- recorded as folk week, the plaintiff to supply the gas and pear all lases. Ultl- removed. • d pa. h, wad ta 9 , '''' 114.000 15 Do. do. ola - -.4 101 rarely Sae taaalsslit tsimed to supply Lam P. until the From the evidence of Mr. Gurney Gore, the secretary of deed. SAleard. Jo 7i el mote 6 Tod west Lemmas sil 15 a arrears duo on the house 3pposits, which bad bees let to the company, It appeared that the pawner, who was under ~.. II amass - 44,(4J tie !mist Odoreiliaia 011 7? T 9 zd 10,0*.e GI Do. Nam ll UII pie" L were paid. The bun., wee accordingly opened under diet harge be mimentuct, ern in the habit of going to the gg• ----- .. HU, I N M , 1413 ! 40.091 IS meet Ise a isatifer. 10 let di ad 4C;tnt;s.t,helcomBl, Committer drum great deadvadages , and the plaintiff had boss unable to let effios at aloe o'clock in the morning, end that ea Monday ey.l ewe. Otiarr: $7 41 U VIIIts " - s ....:.. S a a Coupons, 31, 4;Tmit to Wesley on the terms agreed upon, simply keeping Wit, about 12 o'clock, en his (the eccretsry'e) going to the Ilt• SOO Uses 11 - aq tti ix 14 us as* stia as:Q ...- • II 2 741, 741 ; ditto Si. it open Wages it would be • dieadvantage to ClO4l It WO 12 widelt the cash-box was deposited, he found they rt. 111 ., w e gyes sw = ‘,l‘ ., ; —.. a a MAN Be. Soong& Ass mono 1.0 Ili Ile alt Koller. box had Ma broken open with • pair of tongs wiih great ea ba .g e ;amseas to Ix li Iff _ &minis lad ad Id 18 ditto Guaranteed Fr In Me croweemeelnatioss the plainiff sated that he bad force so us& so that the box was broken in picas., the tle. Peeta.Durait di 10 :5i reol 1 I' D*. 100. pd, gem VI 1 The active demon Wears.. 51 6i Wes a boukrupt. Ile druied Met he owned the boars Op- piece ' s big left in the safe and the memoranda takin 1* g:17,...., psed.4 s. .„ l e my 10.000 10 TrustALNOo.l4.o6o. 1 ... . at the close of the tit poeitt• on which the arrears were doe. Is order to Ova away, as occident only having caused a large sum of money ea, ow maiii. - ,r, ,e 600.000 St. Victor. tout..._.. leo 100 1.3 I however good, are t Dieu. of ororiaiens. such Ai meal_ nsatn, An- ...1 h...- w . .. .. .. .. • In tu. crow estanstnatiots the plainiff stated that be bad Laws a bankrupt. Ile denied that ho owned the base a pron.' on womb the arrems were di.. in ales to Ore Weeley • Isis start he bid on the opening sight seat plenty of psalmists.. such as sweat, pastry, &c., sod he ta med the brass band to play beats the house on the eta men, bm at no gas had toga lad en the Ilona had to be lighted up with candles, much to the amusement of all the bill* boy. of the neighbourhood, who "chaffed" at the whole cow ern. (Imam Wes) Ms. Knosrlee-1 haws to ask ymi ibis cif:notion—How long Leas you wens butkrupt were you in the hulks r Plsintiff— L 11141. Mr. Yuowlst—pr that followel by a f esidtato in Aussalia? From the evidence of Mr. Gurney Gore, the secretary of the company, It smeared that the pawner, who was under di.charge br misconduct, wee in the habit of going to the Aloe at alms o'clock in the morning, sad that or Monday Nat, about 12 o'ciak, in his (the rceretsr)'s) going to the safe in which the cash-box woe deposited, be found that the box had ben broken open with a pair of tongs with great force, so mach so that the box was broken in pieces, the pieces big kft in the safe and the memoranda taken away, sa accident only having caused a large sum of money not m bs &vedette! in the boa. In sawyer to Mr. &radon the witness said the prisoner bedlam seen at the dila. on Monday morning, but absentia himself till yesterday afternoon, when he Cate and gave him sail op. Mr. Louie Silberberg, manager of the company, re'd the pris.rner was under dist huge sad was to leave on Saturday next. Or the previous !afternoon the prisoner came to the Mike with his aunt, and gave himself up, saying " he WM very sorry." Nothing wee taken away bat the pepwe, but the prisoner was aware that cash was kept in the bog, He bad discharged the prisoner once before foe tni.conduct, but had taken him back, the prisoner's mother stating that hie suspicions at the time were misplaced. He wished to state that a pair of tongs, probably need for the purpose of brcaking open the box, wire found broken in phew. Mr. Hendon remanded the prisoner for a few days. D. Zej ..... bsi Ise ro= rorWaan Is pad ia 1 9 • Dvad. j .6lllmd. J. Adds • ,r.. Xmas gledi pa gim. Ow • - Owe - r NW ittqcl ad hird ev at - Patki try z i za.. MAIN 14: ALl i alut g aria did ':tit`..' I lira. ° warsima, Etz ..... 78. = ! ,. ••"0, MN odurromplis oaks rM la tC owl b in ormr.—aadr p. sr. PIZ di orb Waiiidi item. iWeivir. 111 I te• Id ( amid' „it ti Lug Itm end 1,1 =f l =Tlivaiii Ilmgr as t. MIN (*Ca I E ** ft , iii °® 91. #e ill 111 112 In 10i die 90 9z 184 Is — Plakatill—Yes: a rather bbort one. (lAughter.) Mr. Rowle•—lt is... not a visit et pleasure. Piauill—Net at all. (Renewed laughter.) ltimwalnat--1 was watt newt in 1811, ant returned in 1663. 1 seetworitliad the II ,we-edi x. A erlatem was Men railed to pr.'s , ' be had bees employed lariat wit the g flt tags aad Leouno swore th►t he had routed the &moo °plasm) from the plaintiff 'it mother, sad that be abbe wse asawerable la the tole., ittclultug the sae bill. The pladwiff woe then recoiled, with the view of testing the probubito loot which he ho•l eustomed, and otrited that his Donee at Itepthird could teak, up 100 bode, 'which bring let at e• 1. Fee eight, would produce LI/. a week for lords Moue. la aldition to Otto tilt', was the profit on break towa, S Due chard the platei ire cam, co which TM keened Ile chrteted a scassit, en the scrimpd that than wawa° rvWru• e vl costreet between the p +rads. Noowti:wd acw.intutgly. MI iS IS re i ii 111711111 &aware. mtairera r— oe a idiaa emeiff. M &4 4e.P V MI omarai ars =irj a rit L oin : •• 11 E / re 4i47i1: —.. " - § Ja4•l4sio.. ar aDe ara... Id tat _ I Do. Iyr a. Law k Weal Da. de. La art loam GM./ edialW 1 7•141 4%. wyt ores. itera. D. Fax TIN OteetTriLe.. • DD.‘ - 'IOW fth . 4 Talos- Sa amirliar: ri ea an 11 a Si I IL 1 M: Mt la 15 211 i 53 04 4 I 41 41 1111 ST 51 a 41 I U i IS M 4 'a It V 14 ila* ,:__l I glib riteuripmd. LP*. 6s. OmMA P4e. MO MmbemmoAO& If all dim& Ye i lYp 1 si 4 n 01 Alil 1 ;It Ca do 1:I mai i WI ler 71 N 19 71 34 NI 101 73 77 lb SI 14 ST 11 1 Co 11 11 db 141 11 ■ %lb N ri 117 77 'l. - P 111 111' IS — W— it I Ms li li 2 Di 2) 222 MONEY MARKB2.-2HIS DA k. day for the loan of this stack until the next settle ment. Transactions are recorded between :3 and 76j, and the closing quotation was 76, " buyers," being about 11 per cent. above that of yesterday. The approaching drawing for the sinking fund bas some effect. The New Loan rose about 1 per cent., closing at 601 to 61. Other foreign stocks were Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are firm, with very little busi ness. Consols are now quoted 1.16 or per oent higher than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Throughout the Stock Exchange, complete stagnation prevails, but prices in all instances are well supported. A few of the British railway shares are again rather higher, owing to the scarcity of stock. Were it not for the fortnightly settlement now in progress, the dealers would have no occupa tion to-day. oteadi, with w iew off at 17/ to 18. The first official quotation of the Three per Cent, Rental at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 62.30 for the account, being about per cent. higher than the last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 924 and 921 ex di,. for the Bth of July, and are now quoted 921 to t. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 921 to 931 ; the New Three per Cent/. at 921 to 931 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures of last year, at 941; India Bonds, at se. to 10s. dis., and Exchequer Bills, at 225. to 235. prem. The few transactions which have taken place in the foreign stook market have been principally confined to Turkish Bonds. The New Loan has risen to 61 to 62 ; but the Old Six per Cents., after being marked 751, have relapsed to 74 to 75. There have been some enquiries for Mexican Bonds, as well as for the Spanish Coupon Certificates. Sales are recorded as follows Mexican Three per Cents., 181, 18 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 424 ; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 31, 4 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 75, 731, 741 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 611, 601; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031. 1. Me;ican Bonds left Oriental Bauk shares were again inquired for to day, whilst Union Bank of Australia, hank of Aus tralasia, and Bank of London, were heavy. In the market for miscellaneous shares no alteration occurred. St. Katharine Dock stock was officially marked, 661, 84 and 871. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 14th July for the supply of 60 qes. of mustard seed. The active demand for money usually experienced at the close of the quarter continues, and few bills, however good, are taken below 2; per cent. At the Bank the business yesterday was to a fair extent, some of the bill-brokers themselves being applicants for the advances which are now granted by the Bank for a period of a fortnight. At Frankfort the rate of discount is now 3 per cent.; at Amsterdam 3, and at Hamburg 2, per cent. The amount of Australian gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 30,0001. A large portion of the recent imports is being refined, and its destination will not be determined for • few days. 80,0001. in gold from the United States was taken for deportation, together with 16,000/. in Russian gold, the latter forming part of a sum of 26,0001. which arrived at Hull from St.Petereburg on Monday per the steamer Leopard. Further parcels of gold from St. Peters burg to the amount of 80,000/. are now overdue, per the steamers Hercules and Kier. The influx of gold from Turkey is slackening. Only small parcels, it is believed, will henceforward come to hand. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on Holland and Naples were qaoted slightly less favourably for this country, but paper on Paris and Frankfort was rather more offered. Generally, the alteration in the rater wars unimportant. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.141 to 4; ditto short, 11.12 to 4; Bettordarn,three months, 11.141 to 1; Antwerp, three months, 26.10 to 15; Hamburg, nurse M months, 13.31 to 4; Paris, three dag= 4. ..5.71 to 16; ditto, three months, 26.30 to 6 ; tho-Msdns, three months. 1161 to 4; Petersburg, per rouble, this. months, 334 to 3 ; Vienna, of 60., three months, 14.60 to 70 ; Trieste, ditto, three menthe, 14.70 to 80; Madrid, three months, 491 too: Cadiz, three months, 491 to 4; Leghorn, three months, 29.93 to 30.05 ; Genoa, three months, 25.70 to 80; Naples, three months, 411 to 1; Palermo, three months, 122 to 1; Marius, three months, 122 to 4; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 1. The minimum price fixed by the government of Victoria for the 760,0001. of New Six per Cent. Bonds now awaiting disposal in London, is 108 per cent., irrespective of accrued interest. The price of the last issue must therefore rise farther before the new series can be issued. It is possible that instead of inviting public tenders as upon the precious occasion, the committee charged with the negotia tion may place the bonds privately. It is stated that Mr. Lever, M.P.,is now in Vienna, hoping to negotiate • sale to the Austrian govern ment of the eight steamers recently belonging to the European and American Steam Company, and now the property of Mr. Howard, of Manchester. It is said that unsuccessful overtures have been made to the French government. At the extraordinary meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Company, held yesterday, the shareholders, by a deliberate vote, authorised the directors to tender for the conveyance of the mails to Australia via Panama, and also empowered the board to apply for a supple. mental charter, which will enable the directors to raise further capital by the issue of new shares, or debentures to the extent of 600,0001. This coarse is considered preferable to calling up the amount un paid on the existing shares. A proposal for the appointment of a committee of five to aid in deciding the terms of tender was withdrawn, confidence being expressed in the experience and judgment of the directors. At the eighteenth annual meeting of proprietors of the South Australian Bank, held yesterday, the di rectors' report described the result of the bank's operations as satisfactory, and the position of its affairs as sound. The profit and loss account for the year states the net profits at 40,8991., exclusive of the balance of 23,671/. on the 31st May. 1858. De ducting the dividends paid in July and January last, the balance on the 30th ult. becomes 42,077/., of which the reserve will receive 10 per cent, and will thus be raised to 65,742!. The net profits available foe division will then be 37,8701., and the directors accordingly recommended a dividend of 9 per cent. per annum, payable, as usual, in half-yearly instal ments. The directors expressed their " unaltered conviction that South Australis, whatever may be its temporary depressions, cannot fail to afford in its im mense resources, and with its increasing population, safe and abundant employment for capital." The report was unanimously adopted, and the dividend declared. A half yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum to announced on the stock of the Com mercial Bank of Canada. _ _ The Smyrna and Aiden Railway Company ad vertise the half yearly interest, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, on the shares. The half yearly dividend is announced on the 8 per cent. bonds of the Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railway Company. The half yearly meeting of the East and West India Dock Company is called for the Bth July. Yesterday was"making-up day" in the railway share market. The rates of "continuation" on the principal British railway stocks were little more than nominal, and may be quoted as follows : London and North Western "even" Great Western l-16 to j per cent. contaago Midland oven to i par °ant. do. Lancaahire and Yorkahire Wen York L and North Midland to 3-16 per cent. coating,' Sheffield even to per cent. do. Caledonian South E as t er n l-32 to 1-16 per share do. TVEaDAT EVENING. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 921, " buyers," ex div., for the Bth July, opened this morning at 921 to 1, fluctuated between 921 and 921 to 4, and closed at 921, "rather sellers." After the close of the Stock Exchange, 921 was again cur rently bid. The official business report ts as fol lower—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Bth July), 932, 4, 2 ., ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 93, 921; New Three per Cents., 93, 931, 93, 921, 93; Bank Stock, 219, 221; Indian Four per Cent. Debentares, issued in 1858, 941; the scrip of the New Loan, 931, 931. There was no alteration in Exchequer Bills, which were quoted 224. to 26e. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 34. to 9s. dis. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted 931 to 94, and the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, 941 to 4. In the foreign stock market the only feature was an upward movement in Turkish, especially in the Old Six per Cent. Bonds, which have become scarce in the market owing to the recent bona fide pur chases. A slight " backwardation " was paid to- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Satins rd N Pries fa Laradoo.—(Before Lord CM Justine Me sad a Sward Jury.) - Nt,LITOX V. TIM NAlrttlN jut NTlLik ' IIIILWAT COL• I!•XT.-AtIIDIN t. Tim pastallirin Ws caw Is • httle girt. 3i years old, the &lug Otor of in etopto)ed ibe Victors Docks end clawed images lot lsjunss sustained on the Noetb Woulgt.ch hoe. 'fied.l Aflame' sad Mr. LIMN appeared for tba platnnff, mai Mr. Myna JAMS, Mr. D. Mean*, and Mr. Hamra I.r too daiondasts. — lle pi :oatJr:eta the 197 h August led, was prat oat to pLay is Plaiet tw-readhee with her brother, who was five year* • itry strayed ea to the hue, •Les they beard the utiorbe of %Ms act ',Aching Iro. North doolon h. is Oak done they dal sot lutes bow to get oat of daegvr, and the berme knocked dews, but ktrtasetety weird wed alright Wog. The idatotil, however, wee naught by the bop of a curries% sad throws wader the train, the wheel. psed' ow her w sod warty semis' it from her body. She wee talus to the thawystal, sad M war bond serearry to asapstate the bah. The olatatiW• pas wee that at the opt where lb. and deal happened the public had been in tbe habit of walk• to brio.. the line Is order to get on to the Reicentetoed; that there yea a Wales ;Ph Mose the has, sod that es sae aide there Poe a pen of newt so placed that it amid W wpm of • r ep enabling people early to get um the rule the ease as , t there hall Pea • rrgoler wile there. The negligee". imputed 10 the compaay up that they had whole," the lix aid Lep to remain in each • eine that it wee likely to iodine people to believe flat there Pe a proper footpath over the line. Sipe the see deat the cowpony hod pat up WI wallah ellsetasily pr•wsiol say pima ratio' apt al t pussy at the Dirt is question. It arse also seal that the Inas night lave teen gypped Were it reached the children, sad,th. acelident by saes era prevented. Mr. /Nagle enbraiited that shore was an *widest. to go to theist", to prove eegbpare ea the peat of the conpay. 'hot .I%e re sae ao footway Woes the liar, sod tbanfore the theatres sere treeyeepre. Boy.iod chi. there as so *vi deo,. that the children pet epos the line at the *Tot ober" it Palmed that people meowed. Another p Jut wee that the ;Wahl'. "lobar, rho wed NI neat fri.D.l, hicioclf "en trapel to the arewlest by allow* the &litres to .tray stout nuke' soy prole. hoe. Mr. Attie."' tostended that, et all fresh., then Iris 'vi deo.. that the nous right Pp ken atoned garket then it IVY Ilu Lred•dip was of optalon ibat lbws was •o tridenre for the pry. Th. rl, rtdrrs worn ant sera ssitiog upon this parapet et • bridge, and it they had reeoeue.l than so mildest would have bapprasd; bat awl .4 , - pran.l or hove is sred iota dandle. Is hie oplerion it was one the dory of so eactordrirer to top ere,/ rime • AIM wu too !sr rhr bar, 5041 not will in nage of dancer, at Art) disoaarr. Farther, be 'bombs that the *astir' 1..1•1 L.zurril c. ntilblaWd r• the occident by looting the •dr.. els pr arced seer UN nillway. 11. e 1.4.0.11 woe oxordionly ••••uned. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Berme Mr. Ccoroulerieser Gotilbera ) I♦ MI IMANIO• MollitALL littSLßo, The heftiest& twee date ILA ea • dun dealer, of the &let Et. mere. Thu one the modest* meeting. /t. boo data three mak.e of oproltioa bed bees given, toloelf of Mr. Iloilo«, ea utterer of the brightos itolteeey Compoty, Mre Eames, of Orear,ll4l - Power. tows. Mr. Towne. Warres, of Perk-crercent, Rem nt . .. perk, creditcn reepectivelp Writ/ , 833/ , sul 2321. Mr. Luc.. seed other geottersea repr. glutei the opp *log credo... for U. nebular, and be endarstood 'hat the crest, at . karma, dap d lge au*, is assort d soma dillkulty a. r, the 'anew, had engrain the Yonne, M the tonakrop awing whetbm be weld an min some etnegmeret eit't Me meditate by wayd c Met m•asus, buskrepey might be annulled nil yr./and seemeasery. Th. Cavaaaasealr—Y.. ; 1 thisk it would M man is.. adentnewma 4..... y way; bonen it , he view 1 aka nomad be appealed .pines to the Lora inters, tbat wall te a very ciseelion• prooredieg. 11r. Liekkater peap,eat, thareore, to take • abort Anna- Una ; that wawa give the hank iupt the opportunity al &akin acme arrvageaant. He did not thin that Mr. &man weld suttee any lejostice if ha I. t the matter stand ever extol the gad tam,. The CO.311..1.11,1“--1 &net tleittk he *ill. Mr Levee, Ls When ci eraditcre, otierei IC the lessith of the adpuroutesa. _ _ _ _ The Coraeliseinaar—l dna% think I oaa beer creditors sato the knob f the &dinars:mat. I don't !tisk that dm have any right to htterfers. Let the certificate sitting ha adjoined, sad kit It be itited iu the crier 'bet erzarnaatical •-- t,riee to the htn.telerlg.• of the court which ITETe it expedifist that the boultropt ohmic!, tf tneeible, c,las to mom smog:trona with hie 41•414:411. I Law. • very etroag opisi• o nu oho ease , but it beteg gowns of now octuelty, it would sews likely go to a higher Utlnfani. awl 1 elfish thw the bee , mem. ol dwpoein of it, Loth f.r the beokrupt sad the (-twittery. Adporset erweecl.agly. Hefore Mr. Costutminser It 40,44 K? THE Kul IL Hitt II•11 HANt.• --- - Tbi• w,.:; applloatkss ow Imbed a Mr. Mestalth, of Bo temlostshe, • cootie v, to he alLnel to courser* • claim ter mt. • t rod. The matter bad stood over from the lest "'kis. tnr the production of further 'midyear. Mr It•rier appro. .1 for tae clainsat, had Mr. Lisklstet I r vh• ....tzvere of the took. A her 1.•14. • ftllth-r edinefatalili Cain. Tier LAU Rosana 01 £l,3oo.—The pocket- LOOk oh.rh am woke from a rimMiamos V e'ly on rtttlay I mi—ood h mot:AM th ug 1,30 1 /. in soup, to.—hoo tore found mid moors* to its owner. Thom woo mill le the hook the bill lbw 1001., tbe.cast 1* 4'l. to. and 61. 3.., and the w 1160.11 tette...set papers; bet it is • er.oir neve...try to add that tbe two zoom of lOW. ma, the 601. not* aid lb. two tal 201. tmett ha 1 boas wwwimod by tb. W. f. The book we. feted in Wiakee•.. Croft, al the Cliwettwo oido M rim Irk, by I be Ammo...orison employed br Meru*. W. A Duncan .red oil mercbanis, Wakes • Cm& mol who lives ei lot moot. r'o Waimea proolook—ifewskaMi LATEST SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. ZLECIIIJO TILIUPAPI.) NEWCABTLE-ON-TYNE /METING. (THIS DAY.) LICENBID VICTUALLSRS' HANDICAP. Three gut:tors of a mile. Caliph, Meta, Maggie, Laytoe,Ga)laaa, Blberry, The Bat, Reeedolo, Northambeflood DUCtIf3A. Fist Lord, Slut, The Oem, Canty Queen, Mary Smut, Be C./oleic. sad Tommy Noble are here. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. Two miles. I'rl;llant, ReWin, Wreutler, Priam of Den mark, Burgomaster, Betty, Tuft, Ituabeel, Beethoven, Ours grave, Lady Mary e, bankrupt, Paul, Slave, Daniel, sad Ham are here. ORAND STAND STAKES, T.T.C. Moat's's, Sh•fto, Slut, Vous, Sr■l, sad Rtelust, an bats. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Three mike. 4% . H omeg/sr, Barefoot. Bilberry, Duaesay, Gladio -1••• Atillideilla. I: ed. Thane, Eakdale , Paul, Natal. Blave, Rim Stowe. Lady Nary c, Shaft*, Berhaal. Ir. Littl• Apra, Lifahaat, Tractir, Arch deMillalla ea 11..ver. All here hat the last Sr.. Aaarraa.—Urboas. LATIST BETTING. NORTIIIIIIIMERLAND PLATE. • to 2 apt Peal (t la fuecei 7se 2 Hepatica (off) 11 bp I Oa/grave (o 0) Weather &as. BIHURY MEETING. Ants D. —Pete, Mr. Sykes, Woressier,letol Dick, Chess As* Target, Travois, Duvet, Bouquet, Skittles, Tessa (Trims, Chirp, Odd/ladies last f. Cosituios, 8:. Jams. Jonas Brows, sad Artist. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, Jim 28. noir leedehlpa sat et half-past three o'clock for the pur poses. 'halving the following private ball. • stage flimand &along. —Maypole mid Gleams Railway, North graters Railway Nidd Volley breach), Portsmouth sad Londe sad South Western Railway Companke, Tauber, Railway, Wear Naviirivioa and Sunderland Ducks, Reading mad Waitaki Road , Men7lteater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway (Statioa at Manchester), Warriagtan and Stock- port Railway, Gawking Railway, Bills, Third ltsading.—Oreat Western Haim Bill. The boom then adjserapi. ELECTIONS.-(T1118 DA 1) ICLECTRIC TIL/0111.1 , 1L3 (1 , 110/( OVA OWN 1 omitteroxprwr.) SOUTH WILTS. SALISBURY, WIDMISDAT. The nomination took plac: to-day at the New Market Hone. No oppoehios wee offered to the return of Mr. theleey Herbert. The right boo. gentleman said, in the mune of his speech, that he saw no ground fur our taking part in the present war ; the satiatel defences, however, mast be at tended to, and the government would be guilty of demi& tine of duty if it did sot pose them Urrward to the sham!. At to reform, it must be oirrird out in a manner whloh would not tt forgetful of the putt or reckless of the futon. NORWICH. STATE OF TKZ POLL AT KOOS. len Sir 0. . Colonel li4idoro ... Lord bory's soccer le oossidessi comb OXFORD UNIVERSITY. /TAPIR OP VIZ POLL AT 1 O'CLOCK. Olaktoas 569 Combs IBS LOU OS LIZ MAJESTI"S SHIP 64P710. ADMIRALTY, Juxs 29. A despatch, dated the 12th April lost, hie bees gwi t ,...d horn the go, rite r of Vitoria, New Booth Wales, 'haw that the colomai government steamw Victoria had returetil to Melbouror, after an unsuccessful seer& for anything to indicate the loss of her Majesty's sleep Sappho to ths neighbourhood of how's Strai , a, although each i.lead sad rock is the vitality of the Straits was exa mined by the ship or bow', and the Viotorla was assisted to Mr NW& by bet Majesty's stoop Elk. We (Glaspaa Nail) understand that Mists Thotaavn ban been regoreted to sing at Btu:kin/6m Pair sa Friday evening first. A letter from Nice sap :—" }taiga has tut cant frigates to Villa/ranee t, reni...va from thence every article is the way of nevi' date, prorid,na, and even sailors which bad boa left tLere. TN Wilma are ignorant and the Aisle anent an to the cattle which can have led to Chia cad. den determination." Letters from St. Petersburg state that Count adterbtra Is t►e bearer of sa autograph letter Gram the Emperor fa the Prime Regret —"Thecourtel Rale*" says cee r uf Shuts Ictero, a:cachas importesce feCOMiLI erg on good terms with the court of Berlin, and it la thought the the coact is charged w give satiatetory pia nitwits with respect to tbs Itusisu troop aow conectisi nest the Prusaisu frostier." Kcw GARDurs.—Thit roses are now in ful! and splsntlid perfects/a la Lan (Sudan. Tee greatest earnest of veneers a this matcblees lev.unte 1406.1120111 Ee►er la one culleethaz all be fazed Lu ihe Isrge rsessiva war the !'wade, is the Royal plessonegrowida. I!!!_- 4. 1 tr. ... 4. Ili • Tal lt lea il 41 Me le 119 111 S 1 A /01111111 WLWLTU lamties hails& Kir mai . ........ - - . **** • • • • • p. it Easbarars =— U Ora=all44 .....v -- t...-a-...: V mg ra.g.; rl ft 1444 140... rid .1 116i "24. 11r d as4 ". 1iiIiiiiiNs 10,446.5 it.. IhNsai I Uwe 641 sk WI sisal 166116 Demi .....::::: : 11= I all iris sad or 06.11 We =Wm • • V 11.41=1:6146 61 N W 64 N taw Mtor Webies N. W.W nom Masc. !KO li / Idtzt .ia ad U..02 ... .711 - g 118 11 VOtead imia Welk N. Amodio ' OWL Ord of I_ ade doimbhaadddlus Ir C . UM af a r = at* Om ne i Ass.Cidr rf=itldlimla Laa.ol/..Brakd And WI k plap=.— s son• A led arbor; 110.'' Ws 0. 1tv..01 Mudd! KO) II llalluel Ille .. at * illint dier4 t fai:. o: U Maid Om U :011ers • IN ‘lll. 1.0 I P Zt1ia ...... „ . . -.-- IMP : I Da. ' fs... - _• • IS" II Pulse d Aididg 1 %SC II Odd of tadie - let I IMO 3101d raiiiii 111 IngiJiiist f st—ik i PI 4 4 al 5 I i 19 4 M V I; f . l Y 63 if 63 416 F 4 NN r, E. iii SAW I I ii 11 iii ilia, Y a I" 1: a i'3 MO 1110 4= Om TRAFFIC RITURNS. IIatLWAYS. Week emtiltur Jon 19 North Stafforthhtre IL 4 C. 1.. —.— lOW Per Ye- TAW. Teat GPM awn druillos. ISI9. II 1,8343 West sub= June 24 Gloom And doom WlNallt ... _ IrleketltecJane 2. 4.686 1.1C9 non rasTar - • Owl lisuoinisn...—. l ' Bl7 "3 Lela L. 41 9111 MUG 2.333 144 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LAND CONPANT. (THIS DAL.) This afternoon the twenty-third annual general I meeting of the shareholders In the above company waa held at the offices, Old Broad-street; Mr. Divert, M.P., chair man of the board of directors, in the chair. The net income for the year amounted to 27,2371. Bs. 6d., out of which the directors proposed that • dividend should be deoland at the rats of 7 per cent. per annum, or 35e. a share, payable as usual halt-yearly, viz., on the 15th of July and the 14th of January neat. After providing for this payment and for the interest on the debentures, there will remain a surplus of 1,4191. 18s. 6d. to be carried to next year's account. The report wea adopted end the dividend duly declared. The CUAIWILII stated that he anticipated great oommercial advanngas to the colony from the opening of the river Murray, adding that the navigation of the mouth of the river presented difficulties which could not be overcome without such constant expense as the colony could not afford. He looked chiefly I. the establish ment of a cafe roadstead, and of railway oecomunication from theinouthof the river to Lake Alexandrine. V;tesC.l tha.Y.war — •parsd to the chairman, directors, and officials.. Tee RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT IN THE NORTH OF Rita ND.—Tbs "reviratlets," as they are called, are mak fog astentabing progress In the north. It is no unusual thing, according to the Belfast papers, to see mills stopped in the basket part of the day, in consequence of the hands leaving off work to attend mann& for prayer, sad it is at these gatherings that the people are "struck,' that b, sud denly efitcted with en awful sense of their guilt, which melon them writhe and scream, sad often lie without motion for hours. On recovery, they profess great peacefulness of mind, and are then looked upon as convene. Of course the moat contradictory opinions are held relative to the genuineness of this movement. Many soot( at it; but of late it is beginning to be recog nised by numerous clergyman in the Established Church, and this is drawling more attention to it than it before commanded. Toe Doily lexpren, in speaking of the movement, saya :—" Not only individuals but whole villages are transformed. The publicans occupation is goes; instead of receiving large sums on a Saturday night, he cannot cell a glass. Some do not wait for this before they turn out their puncheons and pull down their signboards. The drunkard's slug, the ribald language, the corms and blasphemy that used to be heard In certain localities have ceased. People earns forward in beads and take the temperance pledge. In one village, noted fur its irreligion, only one swearer remains, and he Is • Roman catholic. Those who have become religious manifest en Intense desire to save the souls of others, and induce them to live soberly, righteously, and godhly." A ISTRANOE LECTURE.—The Rev. W. Sutcliffe, the incumbent of Wettest, near Kirkham, entertained such of the inhabitants of that village u attended the schoolroom, the other evening with a discourse on „ R e li g i on and politics, as illustrated by Lad Derby end Mr. Disraeli, and opposed to the would-be revolutionist* who ere bent on destroying the church and the nation." The attendance was very small. The rev. gentleman expatiated an the good that would accrue to the church under each a government as the late one, and the dangers to which church and e ate ass exposed under the present administration. The Earl of Derby urns the township of Weston, and built the church in which Mr. Sutcliffe preaches.—Asaton Clwowicle. PICNIC EXTRAORDINARY.—The company who visit Richmond, Burnham Beeches, sad other fliVourite re sorts of cockney., is often curious. But an assemblage more eccentric, if not more extraordinary, than ever visited either of these places might, on Saturday last, have been seen et the quiet little hamlet of Purged'. Purfleet is a pretty village on the Eases banks of the Thames, 19 miles by railway from the Fenchurch-striot atstion. At the neat inn of this piece sad in the adjacent grenade, the property of Mr. Wbithreid, on Saturday last were assembled a picnic party of eighty lunatics—male and female. Same flee nmal buses vans, attended by a band of music, convoyed from the Essex County Lunatic Asylum, situated at Brent wood, about twelve mites diadem, this, though not ordi nary, certainly very orderly, company to the scene of their encampment. Having arrived there a dinner woo served on table-cloths spread on the grass. This weal the lunatics ate with the utmost propriety and sstlsfaction, using their knives and finks in • meaner which showed no slue of insanity. Having partaken of this repsat, acmmpanied by their medical superintendent, chaplain, and attendants, the patients walked through the picturesque grounds attached to Mr. Whitbread's villa end then commenced a duo° On the grans, which the attendant* ea well as their patients seemed to enjoy, and in which too even toms of the villager* joined. The ball over, tea time (five o'clock) arrived ; tee, plum-cakes, and shrimps were served in the ins. This meal was followed by another dance, attar which the p,or 'orderer,. mounted their valeta., and retained to the asylum apparently much pleased with their excursion. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—The family of Colin Mama Campbell, Ku., of Hart.hill, near Bioko, In this aunty, were on Monday last pluoged Into deep and Irreparable grief at th e sudden and distressing death of Mr. Campbell's only eon, a little boy of five or six years of tip. It *preen be was amusing birottelf in a hoyfleld adjoining the house, is imitating the proceedings of the haymakers, by the one of a miniature pikel and rake. Re had been in the field some than when he was mad ded, diecivered to be mining. Immediate search was made, and the poor little fellow was fouled to a cesspool at the sod id the field. Dr. Wilson Fox, of Newcastle-under- Lyer, was immediately seat for, but all assistance vu nafeetanately unavailing, the little 'offerer having died directly after being taken out. The put, we believe, is • common receptacle tor the rakes of tae house, a tried of reservoir into which several drains empty their contents; the matter here accumulated is of the meet ofiensive and noxious description, and deatbfrom the gaseous exhalations rather than from drowning was the fatal result. We under stand that the time which bad elapsed between the missing end the finding of the body was sa short that had the pool been an ordinary one of accumulated water death could not possitly have resulted. Mrs. Campbell, we are informed, bed just returned from town, and Mr. Cuipb.ll from the county petty canons held at Ne wank, of which he is • magisinite, and Was proceeding to the field to take the little fellow blue, whoa be was me by the reties bearing the lifeless reinales.— Froirerliamprets Chroester. DREADFUL ACCIDENT.—A terrible accident, by which three chidden lost their hue, occurred near Bradford yesterday. The children had bees pitying In a narrow arched and tepidly descending tunnel, only wide enough to allow a coal train to pass, when • set of 'Forgone cUM down at the moment of their play. Thera wes room enough to allow the train to pus, end the ehildres had apparently placed themselves against the well los that purpose, but lusfortunetely the guard had placed • woods" bar in ens of the wheels to act as • ° brake: . sad the whole of the children wore struck by it and tearfully laugh The head of one wee struck off, end the bodies of the others presented • wofal spectacle. No bkune la attached to the guard. CRTATAL I'ALACE.—ONE SIIILLINO DAY, DAY, JD/ii 28.—Admission on Ferment, 8,666; ditto by moos tboket• 4%; total Thieve, 9,142. MINBS.-THIB DAY. Two o'CLoox. There is still a great absence of bnuincas in this market, with little movement in prices. West Basset Mine shares are officially marked in the Bock Exchange, and there have been in West &too, Allred Consols, West Camden, Wheal Mary Ann, and Great Wheal Vor. Foreign and coMnial mining shares remain with out change, Ecanely any business having been done in them. The East Wheal Tilos Mine accounts, presented at the meeting held on ihs 15:h Met., showed a cash balance in favour of the mine of 1701. 2a. GC COMMERCIAL AND MARKEL& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAT.) In Mirk-hoe to day tit. &Manion°. was 'lay 'small, sod the tone firm qu:et. Prioos of most articles of the trade were moody haltered. The supply of homegrown grain was email. The inayorta of foreign grain into London since last Monday ware reported this morning as large of Boar and wheat, but very email of oats scd of barley. WHEAT.-Raglimh maintainod last Monday's prices. Foreign unaltered. English white, 41e. to 624. ; red, 37a. to 46a, per qr.; Dentate and Konigsberg, 60s. to 60.. per 4941 b. Itostock, 62a. to 64.. ; other Baltic porta, 42a. to 525. FLOO2, steady trade at full last Monday's prioes. Town, 421. to 46a. ; Norfolk, 300. to ile. per 2b01b.; French, 38a. to 375. per 280113.; Amer., U.13.,-per barrel. FAMILY, quiet demand at about last Monday's rates. Eoglieh, 32a. to 425. per qe.; Baltic, 28a. to 38e.; other sorts, 27e. to 32a. per qr. Oars sold steadily at fully last Monday's rates. British, 245. to 32e. per qr. ; Ruralan, 21a. W. to 245. pre qr.; other Baltic ports, 244. to 28s. per qr. BLAICIL-Englleh and Egyptian unaltered at hat Mon day's pries.. English tick, - 361, to 42e.; harrow, 42.. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60.. per qr. Egyptian, M. per r. Pus quiet at last Monday's rotes. English boilers, 410. to 50.. ; bog and gray, 311 e. to 42f.; foreign, white, 40s. FLOATING CAnGOES.-Bin3e lost Friday Oct a single grsin laden vessel was reported arrived at poets of .all. At present there is not a single grain cargo arrived at poet of all on sale. Ti.. lats,t sales reported wee wheat on ps•sege-a cam, Marlanspoli at 46e., C.F.I. and two cargoes Taganrog Intik& at 43.. 65 . to 44a, C.F.I. ♦RRIVAIJ !VTO LONDOS MON J 113167 TO MI S. &WI& & 00•1011. lit.o. 502.12 n. i .... 12120 Ms l4 .. ... Lums 166 u eri Malt — ******* 1.10 .... . • ... liartikli ck & flers. 070 : An& WHO, 1.140 02210. MINCINO-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) Srusu.—The market has a quiet appearance to-day, and th e publi mite ere progressing wi'hout spirit. Refined lumps, Me. 6d. to 63e. COFFEE.—This &stifle has a very tiros appearance; low middling plenteios Ceylon sold in public ale 675. to 70e.; middling 71s. to 765. Teo.—The non-arrival of news from China prelude cc deity la thin article. Rice steady. Beard has been bought rather freely, pa 'bite. bk. to 13s. ; inferior, 9e. to 9s. 6d. Rrw continues tiros. PErreit has sold at 11. &demos ; Aleppo sold, 6ae (luso lity, 41d. to 41i. per lb. COCHINEAL told without spirit in public sale. In otter artkles no material alteration. Markets pno rally quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) • The market la steady at the subjoined mime .—Towa tallow, Ole, net rash; Petersburg Y.C., on the snot s 665. 9J.; July, 66e. 9d. ; Annum to September, 66a. dd.; October to December, 66a. 9d. BOROUGH HOP UARXET.—(THIS DAY.) WAN,. Peteaden ead Smith report the market arm, with but few hope on offer, the plestelions ere still 1a a very critical state; duty, 170,00 W. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Emmen Hatton, 16e. 3d.; Walla End Mit web, 16e. ; Tan6eld Moor Bator, 13e. ed.; Ward's 'Writ Hartley. H.. 61. ; Wylam, lee. ed.; Holyw 11 Maio, 16a. Gd. —29 'kips at mu t*. TUE WESTERN BAWL—The initiatory step in the precsediaita against the directors of the Westorn Bank wee taken ou Baturd■y by the mimic* of the summons at the instance of the liquidators. The document, which extends to about 80 pages, sets forth at great length the grounds on which it is aousht to make the Directors liable for the losses sustained by the beak. It contains 22 "conclusions" against them. -„-- THE COAST DEFENCES.—A reply to the resolu tion, of the South Shie:ds Town Council, relative to the defeat,' of the Tyne-, has been received from the Smeary of Stele for War, stating that the necereity of providing security for the important trade of the river Tyne has cot been lot eight of by her Majesty's government, the arms. event of Clifford's Fort having been already prepared, end probably by this time lent to its destination; that the armament for Tynemoutb Castle hay been ordered, and sill to supplied with as little delay as possible; and that mea sures are now In contemplation for preparing sad arnitrg the wJrks of the Spanish Battery, at the month cf she river. Two SEAMEN BUITOCATED.—On Monday morn lag a moat distressing occurrence took plane on I) card the bargee Malcolm, Capta'n Thomas Nett, of Newcastle lying moored in one of the tiers off Goatees Quay, In Shields harbsetr, by which two of the mew have loot their lives. The barque Malcolm ar.ived in the Tyne from Rochester on Thursday, and the MOM being infested with vermin it wee deemed advisable to "stave it." Consequently, on Saturday night, two charcoal Ores were lighted and placed to the hold of the barque, strict orders at the sum time being given by the captain that the crew were to sleep in the house on deck. From Kam reason or other, however, it appeared that on Sunday night four of the mew named lames sing, James P:ophot, Henry Jones, and William Wash.', wan from the Lose, de aft, and taking with them a crow bar, wrencked the forst-awle hatch off, and went below to Amp. This tnoruing, about 6 o'clock, when the mate celled the men up, no answer was given, and emu person went below, when a most dletreeeng 'pentads way presented to view. Two of the men, Laing set Prophet, were lying deal, and the other two appeared to be in a dying condition. Medical aesieterce was immediately sough', and Dr. Coward wee speddy in retendance, and applird the usual remedies to Junes and Wright, but they still remain in a very pre carious condition. The bodies of Laing and Prophet hare been removed ly the river police to the m o re workhouse. Laing le 17 years of age, and was • native of Donde.; Prophet wee 18 years of age, and was a sauteed' Mumma ; Jona., who 063 aurvives, is 21 years of age, and le a native of Rochester ; Wright, who Is alto living, is 20 years of age and belongs to Mk*. FIRE AT THE SOUTHWARK St SCE LEAD MILLS. —Abont 8 o'cloek last night a Ore occurred at the Southwark Black L ea d mina, belonging to Mr. Mayor and CO., in Love- Guildford-street, Southwark. The news were quickly in attenecnee, but the lire was not extingniabad antic great damage had been dray to the property. The origin of the Ore is unknown. Tbspeopertyle insured. A MAN Losr IN VIE HILLS.—An old man be loasiog to Pins Irsa Colliery, near Rhoallanerchrarg. recently I en himself in the hills, ani wee only found rafter an atrium of tem days by • b.sont maker, who eas 'Meg to cave, meter:al fur hie work one lonely part of the mountain .oiled nydd Cerrigwystion, and when diecoveted was eating gnus and heath. He was not able to speak • word, sad was taken home, and is at mount seriously Chester Ilieord._ A LOTG M OLDISG.—Among the obituary notices in the Lord, harllisreacer is the following On tho 20:b inst., egad 45, Mr. Peter Matterson, of Low Dansford, near Beruughbridge. He and his ancestry have boa the owners and occupiers of the farm on tibial he died for more than 800 years. The farm was not entailed, and the owtvr les sleep' been a Ketone:tn., without adoption." A Grate OLD AGIL—A woman named Sarah Wilton Hughes, a native of &ditty, near Dual, died us Saturday at the great ego of 113 year., without soy previ nut illnese. For a number of years site was en Inmate of &dr ley workhouae, and wee there looked upon as t‘ • good prey lag and crowding czaatitre." On her removAl a f d Lye ago to the new union at Dudley she performed the journey comfortably, esd apparently without any fat ig ue . Hee career was a noteb:e one, and fur miles wound she wee me/Inlaid as the nine lives woman." In speaking of her people saki, " Bbe is like a eV, she will never die." she lived in single bleusednese, and never Lel any children. All bar brothers and sister. she outlived, notwithstanding that one was born more then forty years lOm During the whole of the time she want la the poeetsonse, although entirely Met, she knitted, aid, ell the stockitge for the paupers, Lumbering nearly 200. She always enjoyed good health, woe always very &mid and remarkably active.— Monchtster Georgians