The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCB. (tills DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bakes Yr. Comolimeioeir Goldberg) IV a■ An ►pplkation was mad* by a gentleman, representing a creditor who bad take out a trader-debtor summous in this came, and whose debt had been admitted. for the costa of the proceedings. Mr. Cr.. appeared for MAIM. Calvert and Co., and sub mitted that no order ought to be made after the admission of the debt. His Honour 'hottest that a masosable time ought to be allowed for the payment of the costs, and declined to maks any ceder. ki LIMIS The bankrupt w.. *jeweller, of Oztoniutrest. This was the drat witting. Dab•ii to the amount of 6001. or 7001. were proved, and Mr. Richard Willis, jeweller, of Clerksawell, was disarm trade sestignee. Prom a preliminary statement of accounts procured by Mr. Pettit, the bankrupt s appear to be 1,8671, with airo.te sufficient for a dividend of 104 made in the b ank the pound. An allowance cif 2!. 10s. a week was to rupt. _ _ IN 12 PIORAZ. The bankrupt, a coach-amid, of Leatber-lane, applied for his certinoate. The bankruptcy occurred In 1835 ; bat the ironedloss bad been delayed by litigation in ether sserta. Mr. Lavr.ui.v supported. Titers was so opposition, old his Honour panted a third-claes THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MAXIIION-110178E. • PAMIRS WIT& A reapeetably-thessei sue woe brought helm the Lord Mayor upon a charge of herby siMsepted to purchase melee arestuc, with tatent to conuelt Weida _ It animated from the evident; of Mr. Cheshire a chemist in Connect-street, Wkitechapel, that the prfseaer wed to ha ahop for the purpoes of purchasing Wei rear arsenic, worth of arsenic, with which witness refeeell b some her, became he wee aware that the prisoner bed messily had some mime disagreement with his MIL Hs also seamed very much excited at the time, sad whams had no doubt he mead the poison for sa improper purpose. Whets asked why he wanted It, ha said it was for • Iriend of Ma who wanted it for chemical purposes, but tritium coatinued his refuse!, sad at last drew trots him as admission that he in. tended to commit suicide. Thereupon witness reasoned with him upon the Impropriety and wickedness of inch an act, but prisoner only wonted to set move and mote excited, and, as he threatened, if he could not purchase poison, to find his bed In the waters of the Thames, or In other words to drove himself, witness called is a policeman and gave him ie.. custody. Ths prisoner, la reply to the Lord Mayor, said he ream bared going into Mr. Cheshire's shop, but remembered so thing further. He was In ill , h•eith, sad in a very autte able state, owing to domestic cemmatances, and really did nit know wh it he was doing, or he should not hare at tempted to purchase tlei poison. It was intimated that the prisoner had been sum moned by the pariah of St. Botolpb, Aldgate, for neglecting to support hie wife and child, and that the summons was now returnable. Hie wife was then directed to stand up, and upon doing so, she complained of neglect end it image generally, eliding in desertion about a fortnight ago. She however admitted that she had " a drop too much" sometimes, that she wee a widow when the prisoner married her, and that she had • child at the time which was illegidmane. The prisoner sold he did not discover the illeetienacy of the child ;tent after his Inertia" supposing It to have been by her BM husband, and ho added that be had linos die • veered bar to be a "right diem bad one," se be had allowed her 19.. • week out of 11., which he earned, not. witheteadiag which, she had been in the habit of selUag his thiage to get gin, of which she could drink • pint and a half a day. After • good deal of mutual recrimination, In the course of which the Lord Mayor expressed his opinion that the charac ter of the woman was utterly worthless, and that ohs had done her best to rain her Ituebend, the primmer was discharged with the understanding that he should make some small allowsace to her for the future. MN LATE CHARGE Or /LAUD •GAINAT A ATOCIBROILit. It will be remembered that to the case of Mr. Frances Worrell Strrens, share-dealer, of 3, Itnyal Exchange-build ing', who was last week committed from this court to take h s trial at the Old Batley, on a charge of misappropriating • sum of 6,000 i. in- Dueled to hint to purchase shares by Mr. Rook, the Lord Mayor consented to admit the prisoner to bail, himself in 2.000/, and two other securities in 1,0001., foe his doe appearance at the Central Criminal Court, with 24 hours' notice to the prooscutor's solicitor. Mr. Ilumplue,s, the prisoner's solicitor, now attended to put in bell to the replied amount, the proposed sureties Din". Wes Worth, of 10, St. Mary's-reed, Peckham, and Mrs. Fi , zrionald, of 141. Marchinamt-strest, Russell-square. Them ladies underrreat a strict examination as to the suf ficiency of their msena to eases the bonded forfeited, and, as Mr. Booth (Blakernore and Booth), solicitor to the prosecu tion, expressed himself satisfied with the result, and the Lord Mayor was equally se, the Mil was take, sad Brett, Use detective, who had cheep of the mem was despatched to Neonate to bring up Mr. &mem m his arrival the neeemery forms were gene through, and Mr. Stomas was then diecharged. GUILDHALL. JoAss It Amald aged 14. Gad Bassawl I Mkt- 4 , aged 3, were braised up baton Aldeensu "eland, charged with tlistroyikg th e i r Mr. Webb, Me d = Mon of the Meat Inaclea lisica, mid—Thin boys ems le the Unica ht • state of audity, batting tars tip Utak "Whip; Gar the purpose of gelgag now m-rfrom as It is biroiniag now each • embus ova . &pygmy el Ur weak*, that the guarlime are U • late what le take to pruvat it. Akiontra It you hod ploys than • goat man geggfag Woa l. d egged dothleg, I think It mold have bus tomalla Mr. Wobb—Wit hive tiled awed every rota= to Mop It, but to so Alisrouwa Plig =mi-4 wlll MI you whit would dap It. Give them a tame plow of nava. with two ban he dr kw art boo be dr ono, WWI It up .1 the look whoa mil tun dam airth. That will an au, owiL autorhia Thor wow asitaadista—Catothlia tar swum as" IltDosoillkw turawir-oao dorm - SOW:STREIT. • 11111.41110111 &TORT. La II sea, etnrh Citrons. wee ri;4 ---- 1154;447 . laNNlged S Awl,. by se Mg mama aimed Elks Hurley with robbing br at TV jrooTetitrizTeski—l win a pnor INN wlddy, your haratier, sod s 1.1. bit of bread by selling a few valet:mean Mr. Ilssay—Thou whore did yaw get the III.? Preasentris -I eared it op ost el what I wit It was al Is sliver, sir, in . canyon tug WM, my csab-box, sod b. hubs the on opou mei took it while I was out. I lodge with Ids Mbar, lir, and Pay M. a week. Mr. Hairy—Wires do you kat* the raalt•bon Prowiettrit —Oa the foot of Ma fatber's bed. Mr. Meaty—Do you bow with hi. &Hier, thee f rosorturta —Yes your honour ; Hodge with him. Mr. Henry (to LIU/ tasprotor)—Does she Uwe with him as Ins ode ? Ine Neter Ideckeelie replied that be did of know. The witness appeared mot to mottos the question, but in answer to forth-r Mot:dries said she slept In the CMS TOM with the prisoner's father, but sot in tlss same bed. Ms eneb-bos, h mover, was kept at the foot 01 his bed. He was • hatcher by trade, but now got hie living by sailing like herself. TM prisoner wee a shoemaker wed read habil, but had been staying with his father lees Ilemday, end they had been on the drink together. Tbe meow wee stolen between seven aad sight lest evesiug Pollosseee V 499 said that In menequence of Mileneetles received he reset in Drench of the prisoner, at Posey, mid found him at • cottage in en out-of.tbe-way piece, villa be declared himself iamb a to describe; it ems • peribet mese. Ho wee told the prisoner we. sot there, but he seerebed the cottage, and found him under a bed. Ile we. my drab. Witness found on him a clever beg c meatalng 11/. 7e. Id., in silver. He mid it was his own money saved out of Ms earnings. This was about eleven o'clock, last night. Proseentrii here berreed that ohs did sot wish to " hunt" him if the could get bar money beck. Mr. Ilenry—lf yea could get the 151. Widen--1 omit bare what be bee sprat. If I could get what's left I would mot mind. _ _ Yr. Heap—l don't dirk I ought to allow that. Ile ought to have some goarlunent for this. In dolma Ur primmer old that some man had given him thoisottly to take oars of. - . M,. Hisr — y—Mistartm — s? Wires b swot? Priormr—llia amp is Ea Is Ito trams. Mr. Iliery—Tbia I mot &Mk peat bs Is hot Prtscote-1 dioe't bow await about It. I was drunk all Um while. — P - riSsieWiltditr We sins ihrists! aid tiss prisoner MI boa my Amok "ow sisse r. limsy—Yes Moir dot It is oat gists mossy. Its Italsr.—No, it's soy slakes usasy. Mr. Hari—WWlls sin per skier 1' It b ssry odd is dY set toil ate tint Tim I mini M sis me thing with re II your wits. It appoisil s wig mysSariess ere. MA Ws Vlt. r il . " Hrsry—tAre emplinssiki Go easstabb es ids estirity and slim is *oft sad esstariug ths Asholuil Sir boars arm ths ribtory, wink If time bus ow &by primer moil Ism gel NS et Lsobss, sr @psi& Os moss—smallsl tb mow Mr brew assidesisa. WANDIIWORTS. BATIVILOIA Pail FOAM Stake., alio hreere, Remy Differ', es/ Sena Haweley, were brosebt beam Mr. Daman for final etird- Wks ea • charge of Wee ceaceraid, with n ther..• rOb Mee Mr. Edema Mame lerehea, • tearetiv-keeper, of Yeaer-etteit, Chins, while is &wirer& New Perk. The kibteryet this case bee been newel time' before the &meat Bork* sow rhea that Cole We/ apyrekeadel oft Tosiday her, la the Wderloo-road, but he earceeded is iglef tin likings keit the eirreteble. Both the Jemmies denied perticipalos he the robbery, WIG. moos who asd Othowa lo somarn st below mouth rtksspws Ix boasetiold, at • Cowes fur a another is man boa of I. la Uto lola main of the sy ant. The Deal of is zoo Moo ht aarleoarg with Company aid miters, another alma getting which ram MI, in midi, mays. It In oar, will start 17 a t, Meats Etna would to directors a Meads. Them u►lte eight to r Fourg Gm. John Vekh; S evheastia. Southampton forth, and it ia tary lad fa Ma Cherboarg In dm Stith& I oat of Mak ty miter. TM a eight bonny holed inch.. hint segammm, Nal Le a mod . tU Cit F.lte 1 edeptielehoe, at, left Live,- The ladepue. the chute/ere b. The lake. 40m the sum* A e:-urei.ntishe • very ;lemur on Wedcbsda, vtilions, totes r BY HER Darley, near a Railway, was le t osseguano• Tr. of a young who we, ahrot of Mr. Thomu )srley, aad her ,f Mr. Thcrase t local p.n•ion, 'he parrots of ich other, sod so compaai ma ?re2 Ittadhig P to mantooti • to3k ',post life. Valor ,o,tbor of the 4 at, .at a Jr* we in love, tE• cepoote the Ad new Lye, tow ▪ worths, sal parasite*/ lover. Tbe ed ee before , bet es Ton n Pork, Mids t OA omi Oda Ines Masi d of MI.. Sootlds Sect. Wheats, mind also Ilio eta oderrod ad MA odor Ned Hartoritli M 7 woro ma 7 good torso. words Adidas me of the do do hod duo k kronor, howor. door, oho dog( o ohlrt 01 tio wbss M w a 41 bed Em il. no lather round. Is 6111 SIM of roger et ITS o'cladi, be throat eit od %Ir. George ere goof OD tie The decoseed, pleereted • MOPS 'atm from the Os clotted blood, be wet ghostly log coemmisl,ste, dews of the iersia stew sad liar dl was 'assayed last mem nes 7, •birn ls ad ,' 'brass $ a' wall, sad d.- railer who bad !ails (as oyll as wawd, tb• tad F.-Latta' oat woo foetid is • Ow toed tines I thst Atkisson lon threat. A• re 'het a violist i weakly pence, loved to Paisley rale takes Wove idol amides of end to bo over.. ergs befog wads bevel with this *ea very happy Emitted a Fla p to 'ha pillows. thy. I loft bar ;clock on Wa- tag rowed, mid :clay, term )Ir. ding detectives. I lest night, to gutty ibis rmitt tot haring bees ary trident,. moo. a Com • of Hyde-park. it nine o'clock mints, character *boom. It sp- NOW, jeweller. t . oz k tscitast , ed cia acct hoe Bras, what 'skates coming kiw the snot Las 01. when th•S The !WAD pony of O il ▪ of the week or roiosioto, and ,e 4 betwixt tloi Wogs to th• ▪ tbo Mid bl Mgr moo et WO awl swore 18 I on probabgitil Moat lbirtpM ity police NM,* °maims, air *burgh lona. day.) THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1858. sod said the prosecutor =wawa Cole and Brown to m om:many him, by tondos for drink with them. The male prisoner declined to say anything. Mr. Devout then tally committed the prisoner, for trial. MARLBOROUGH-BTR HET. isli SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The railway share market to-day is quieter, and a little flatter in character, several of the lead ing stocks exhibiting a decline of 1 to per cent. Caledonian has fallen, being last marked 78. London and North Western, stock is now quoted 931 to 94; Great Western s 491 tot ; Midland, 941 to 96; Laneeshire and York shire, 921 to 93; London and South-Western, 47e to t per share; Great Northern, 231 to 261; and Eastern Counties, 12 9-16 to 11-16. East Indian railway stock is firm at 106 to*. Per nambuoo shares are aleo well supported at the late advance, being quoted Ito pram. Great Western of Canada shares do not quite maintain yesterday's rise, being last marked 181. French lines are quiet, but firm. Other foreign descriptions have met with little business. Vlllrily MAR." '- ah ' I rs ' Llaw.r.• I idea I d t l ". .14.-41 r ORDINARY =Anus LID IT04:118. • LOAM Alial•LaliaiO. ftelta• ad Bis...en..Wel,..lB=tliii EtrlLua,• Obis. Jur. KrWel ansod lAgetit.... elsokb Cowknits Chola sad Holybusel - - • I • so dh. am I De.lll p.ls pidlio B. Dot, Perlk Abed. 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M S zi 14 I. 1171 2 2i a II N I w L I ad 1e Id ad 1011 led 2:4 IN ate it 'II di • U• I .4 MONEY MARKET-THIS DA Y. Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are firm. Prices are now quoted about 1-16 per cent. higher than at the close of busi ness yesterday. The monthly settlementin Consols en gages a good deal of attention. In the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange business has resumed a quieter appearance, but prices are fairly supported, except as regards English railway stocks, most de scriptions of which are slightly lower, the late ad vanoe having led to a few sales. Consols for money and next Thursday were first marked 96, and are now quoted 961, " buyers." The government broker has made a fresh purchase. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 961 to 1; Bank Stook, at 2261 ; India Stock, at 217 to 220; India Four per Cent. Debentures, at 991 ; Exche quer Bills, March, at 355. to 395. prem.; do., June, at 245. to 265. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 1001. Less business has been done in the foreign stock market. Turkish Six per Cents., after being sold at 961, are now quoted 97 to 1. Spanish Bonds, as well as Mexican, Russian, and Peruvian Dollar Bonds, continue in request. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan, is fairly supported, at 1 to / prem. Sales are recorded u follows :—Brazillan Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1868, 961; ditto scrip, 1 prem. ; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 14/ ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rents', 95fr. 60e. (exchange, 26fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201, 201; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cants., 90 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 804, 80/ (exchange 45.); Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1004 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 901; Spanish Three per Cents., 44 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 271, 271; Turkish Six per Cents., 974; ditto for at. count (August 13), 97, 961 ; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 16. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents opened at 68fr. 40c. for the new account (end of August). The Bourse is described as " firm." Solid securities of all classes continue in steady demand for investment, owing to the very unre munerative rates offered for money in commercial channels. A further accumulation of gold in the Bank, and the continuance of the extraordinary ease of the money market, are considered to be assured by the firmness of the exchanges and by the sub sidence of the continental demand for gold at a time when bullion is flowing in more freely from the United States and flowing oat much leas freely to the But. About 20,0001. in gold, forming a portion of the remittance by the City of Washington, was yester day sent into the Bank. The money market was quiet, notwithstanding the approach of the 4th of the month, and the pay ment yesterday of the third instalment of 25 per cent. on the Brazilian loan. lu Lombard-street frst•cius bills were discounted at 21 to 21 per cent. At the Bank the applications were rather more numerous, but still limited. The French funds are still restrained from any important improvement by the absence of the lesAing speculators, coupled with the pay ments falling due from time to time on the new securities which have of late been so freely created. The greater the degree of support extended by the government to the railways, the greater must be the competition of railway securities with the national funds. The mail steamer Avon from the Brazils, pith (u stated by the telegram) 43,0001. in specie and 85,0001. in diamonds, is expected to reach Southampton to- IZIOTTOw. The advicee received by the West India packet mention the arrival at Bahia from Melbourne of the Eagle (now out 76 days), with 103,8001. in gold. After taking on board provisions, the Eagle sailed again for Liverpool. The exact amount of specie engaged for transmis sion to the East by the steamer Indus, which will leave to-morrow, is 98,2621., all in silver except 277 sovereigns. Subjoined are the pasticulars, viz.: For Minimum, 21,0501.; for Bombay, 8,545; for Madras, 2771. ; for Calcutta, 12,1001. ' • for Penang, 7001.; for Hong Kong, 13,4851.; and for Shanghae, 42,1051. The subjoined exhibits the aggregate shipments by each of the last six steamed: Jaw 20, per Northam £202,375 June 28, per Ripxt 40,620 July 4, per Pars July 11, per Baltan 630 July 20, per CANA. 64,440 August 4, per Woe The Banian has arrivedfromOdaawith 933,500 lbs. of tea. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway Of Canada presents this week a decided improvement, the decrease, compared with the corresponding week of last year, being only 6031. sterling. The Brighton Railway traffic return presents this week an increase of 2631. The directors of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company will receive tenders up to the 31st inst. for the entire construction of the portion of the rail way extending from Calcutta to the Ganges, a dis- bums of about 108 miles. The contract will comprise the transport to India of all the requisite materials, and the delivery on the line of about 160,000!. worth of rolling stock. Shares in the Ardennes Railway Company are more inquired for at Paris. It appears that this com pany will not Mane the 42,000 shares which form the complement of their capital, having obtained au thority to put forth, in lien of them, bonds guaranteed by the French government. The shares of the newly projected Red Sea and India Telegraph Company met with an influential demand yesterday ; the government guarantee of 4k per cent. for fifty years being considered valuable. Transactions took place from to prem., and the closing quotation was to 1 prom. The first call of 21. 10s. per share, making 31.105. paid, is to be paid on the 5 per cent. gnaranted shares in the Rhymney Railway Company by the 30th inst. I a call of 11. (making 111. called) on the shares in the Killarney junction Railway Company by the Ist Sept., and another call of 11. (making 121. called) by the Ist Nov. The directors of the Bank of Egypt have issued the following ramie, in anticipation of the general meeting, which is called for the 13th instant : Amongst the liabilities are " bills pvable, current and other accounts. 340,5101. 12s. Id.; and amongst the assets, .' cash, 44,6281. 13s. 9d. • bills receivable, advances, and other securities, 5 58,8941. 10s. Id." The amount of preliminary expenses still remaining to be cleared off is 5,0001. The accounts now presented to the shareholders give the result of the operations of the Bank of Egypt for the half-year ending the 30th June, 1858: Notwithstanding the commercial crnis, which was felt with pest lenity in Egypt, it is gratifying to it. directors to be able to report the ocennuell sawn of the Leak—tbs prelim having enemin them of my preview balfiew. Alter providing for it news, both hen eel in Egypt, the net amiable profit for the lai it monUes eascients to 14,4021. fd., twain 14,2131. ea the :let Demeabse, 8,221/. as Ike Skit Jams, 1867. Aiding% the directors =Tle pop • divides' ea Ms satire capital, it must be a IsW let the WWI was eel l oll y paid up till the wed of Werth, and bowleg ben entwined to the este hlhhnont citheCeire bran* NMI wed spend in Alen lest) lira set yet Wed nee t he neon t, 'the I dinners tesensaand time, MN II 3,0001. to pre lionery enprems, • dieldend be me the rate of 7 per ord. per newass, fres ef Mown ems, *sensate to 8,7501. This nil ken • biases of 6,0631. He. td., which it is recommended le wry over to the neat ascent. As the exchange at New York on London has advanced to 110, further remittances of Was IA looked for. At an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Mr. C. Snewiu, timber merohant, held yesterday, it was resolved to accept a composition of 9s. in the pound —payable as follows, viz., 3s. at once, 31. in four months, and 3s. in nine months. It appears fr the investigations of the committee that the stock in trade is of more value than was previously esti mated, and the composition is consequently larger than was expected. MONDAY MYANTNS. The funds were slightly flatter to-day, but the re duction in prices does not exceed 1-16 to j per cent. The less favourable appearance of the market was attributed to a few speculative realisations, in anti cipation of tho monthly settlement, preparations for which are already in progress. In the other de partments of the Stock Exchange the tendency daring the morning was towards still higher prices, a sustained demand being experienced for some foreign stocks, as well as for English, Canadian, Indian, and various foreign railway shares. In the afternoon diminished buoyancy prevailed, but the closing quotations in most departments were fully equal to those of Saturday ; and, apart from occa sional speculative fluctuations, the markets retain the more confident appearance lately witnessed. . _ _ Consols, which closed on Saturday at 961 to f for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 96 to /, advanced to 961 to 1, and closed at 961, "sellers. " For the 7th September the " continuation " was Ito 3-16 per cent. The govern ment brokers continue to buy. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, foe money, 90, 961, 961 961, 90 I ditto, for account (6th August), 961 ; 'Arse per Cents. Reduced, 96/, 1, 1 ; Ncw Three per Cents., 961, 1, /, ; Bank Stock, 2261, 2261 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869, 1, 1001, 1001. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 365. to 395. prem., and the Jue23s. to 265. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 16a. to 2011. prem. A considerable amount of business was done in foreign stocks. Turkish Six per Cents. were in de mand at the commencement of business, and were first marked 98. Sales were then pressed as low as 961, and the closing quotation was 97 " buyers," showing a fall of about # per cent, since Saturday afternoon. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 1031 to 1011, MINUS the half-yearly dividend now due. Peruvian Bonds continue in request. The Uriharren and Dollar Bonds were severally quoted 80 " buyers." Spanish Passive Bonds were purchased as high as 91. Sardinian and Venezuelan were also in demand. Mexican Bonds were last quoted 201 to 1. The scrip of the new Brazilian Loan, after standing at Ito prem., closed at 1 to 1 prem. The specie arrivals reported to-day reach a total of about 430,6901., the Parana, from the West Indies, &c., having brought 296,9601. (of which 171,9601. emulate of silver, and 126,00 W. of gold), and the Africa, from New York, 133,640 1 . The shares in the Atlantic Telegraph Company were officially marked 3401. and 3361. Bank shares remain generally firm. Those of the Bank of Australasia, Bank of British North Ame rica, and Provincial Bank of Ireland, were in de mand. Bank of Egypt, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, were rather flat. Van Diemen's Land and Crystal Palace Preference shares were inquired for, and North of Europe Steam heavy. London Dock stock was officially marked 106 k to 107. The scrip of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company (201. share' with 2s. paid) was dealt in to-day at I to I prem. Canada and New South Wales Government Bonds wero in increased request to-day. South Australian Government Six per Cent. Bonds rose 1 per cent. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The transactions in mining stocks to-day have been slightly more numerous, extending to shares in West Frances, Great Wheal Vor, Hingston Downs, Kelly Bray, Wheal Trelawney, and Par Consols. Prices exhibit little alteration. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain un marked by any movement of importance. Private letters from Jamaica speak in hopeful terms of the prospects of the mines, including those of the Clarendon Company, whose new mining cap tain has recently arrived out there. TM United alexia's Wang Apselatfon bars reeetred advice. from Guanakautc dated the %ill of hush 10 the trammel Jams Maria tber. had been little alteauthe Mote the Ing favourable report of Jima ISM. Tbe eureet•on dates four weeks to theitkad bean 3 EY came. mud its mien of 3.913 arm Pad produced deans. Tbe axle whisk weld have lakes pass eh the 23rd test wrofmlti been pattPoood. Th. Rookkdrk oostbmed flay Implaid era TIM amount under ridnetlre, In thaw may to atlynated at s astuie fit WOO do hr., mod the ors en hand at about IVO') dollars. 'fte bus Mum exhibit. a omit on the four week* of OM datum. The epaptley of suloallwer In use sad More on. 10,343 lbs. I• O He r . had is yet been lobe. by tbe Peaks. porcramsot In nowt to truing the Ms or Impost of 1 per reit. on foreign spit .1 at flumtalusto Au attack boa h. nand. NNW the Ply bo a tonne'', Pores beeP•e to the ellellag goverameet trbilne troops at the time there pig few to number, ths maks betty barbs boes mat to mbar plasm Is Y. detertmSak V allookr hod Ws forced Into the eamplayl. NNW& ot Dokams, had WWII borers mild mules taken, bat =MYR ma sat Ilse NW. ben as Weals at Doran oaly • coaled tom sad • tow Ms= yam staled Is. We Woo of J sew Made as loss mamma vas Isserret. TM gesporty, is., lost ou'd nit exceed MO fletbrajt la oopjeetured, at the almost. Two of the emptily. evlabitillent. were WM. I 4 and one MONDAY Mvxernro. Tho mining market to-day was extremely dull, with very little inquiry. Prices ars nominally un altered. United Mexican and Bon Accord Copper shares were rather flat. AIM sod U. Ikelook Amosimis ...... DWI of ark of 0rU.0.31.15L0.0. Mali N. Mort M 110 idsilkrood jriati, Atob Moo o . : .... Oro. of Migot . rij LrAw Loa.ob. Gaud OoMolol Ora Oor 011oor 1:11 .0. " rg% sorb ... Do. Ivo Utet YAM" (4211=aadoo S.. I Sam I nom I rd. I it:ii AltrorTo. ... tilt Ormilwrorrt t ii 1= il _ OW Boma .. Orisi Mil g , PS. USIO o.W.Allipoll I LLD WIN .. N. Wk. VW I Ilst 11,00 .... Dinka UN • 2 1.1111 ... X.W. Boort La .. North um _ Pro Ora SR 11 11. tortseb 0 (Worraroli .. i. "P.' : I."=. NZ . 0 , Ii S. (lorm_ area tlllograo 1 t ut —. &IC Iromontlaspero 1/..11.3 .. TomoraLilrosilla.C ll. r Of Us. 111000 lOrriorp , 11 VW of Terry 10u• mortbool . . sr i 1 r R 11100 l .., In.. NoNsr l I 111. Leg : wh.serr:. A: UN Treawssa 44 No. I Nan I Nur. I Pd. I CIL AI /.. I dble& l A N .....=. tc f .i r di t )• t, r az . ckv iszl i bs..... .... __. To T . dle t:: 1 1 5 ,. 1" II la 11 I emr............:: 3 t i 4 1 itri. - •••••••• - 3 If 11 " Imilmehe ..... -... .. Ift as, seWix. .-..--. 1 si si i so ..., gia 5 / T 4 is =L i ttiali:: . . 2 .1 4 i ss si ICES 1 1111111110TOW-GAIDINS BIDS PAULI. leant Div tad /An ilerOtre nosh-looping fellows, were charged, the brow with creating • disturbance in and the latter with an assault on Pat h/err g, 21, in th e intention of his duty. It amen QM lee some days past attempts have been made M peril the Serpeatiso, and other water in the parka, by threw*/ to leqm quantities of lime, which hat the effect of amiss the WI nod ash to rush to the ports where the water Is clear, sod thin affording • ready means of taking them. The letter feet heeler broom* known on the previous even ing, an Inman*. number of persons amembledsome thousands of the lowest description—by the waterside, defy ing all exertions of the perk keepers to clear the gardens. The crowd, every time a fresh supply of lime was throe. in, and the fah rushed to another pad, followed them, shouting, bawling, sod ankles the most vio lent thertions to get at them. The fret named prisoner whet the con tables attempted to take him tato custody in cited the lath by crying out, at the top of his mi.. a, " Murder." The latter prisoner not content with being them en the previous night, wait to the park again this moraieg, sad on being told to p item the water he abused the officer, and seid he had as meek right to be there u be had, end them Wreck ban • violas* Wow, rawly knocking him Into the Wale. They were ea& ordered le pay 405., or be impripmed for fourteen dam Kr. Nona Nay* be was determine! the ottt. ars of the perks should be protected. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. RIPON MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) (11rLaCTZIO TILROILA GRAND STAND STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Mef•,lQklt, Roeyberry, Itschael. Willie WriShi Vatican— L . stook, Hwy dy Lt,,Lt,, se, Aregarth,e h ere. Flying Cloud, Shaft°, sta . c by NORTHERN NURSERY HANDICAP. Thren•gaartnrs of u all*. WM% Wright, Orifila,l L Lltd• Brawn. Melt, Lady c, Stow. MAL Partridis, Jllollllill dray, Loyebivd f. Appendix hem , Lesequisett?, rut f by B'-de-d-bar Blamiek's daaa, are munißs. PLATE. One mile. Caraway, Ewan, Jabot, Julia, Chm , ..h, and Captan Weddarburn, ano ban. Otwia AZILITALII.—The Women Wins, Grim)Be, by Birdcateher—Ledy Lambton, Northumberl►nd Duchies, Bradley, Augury, Little Emma, The Bat, Jeminie Deana, end Milksop. STOKE MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) LADIES' PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. 15 11 kasore, Apollo, Marabout, and Joan of Arc, are here. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Threasquarisra of a to;le. Archduchess, Worsen an Black, Ago., and Mssauslade, era hare. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE HANDICAP. One mile and • ball. Mow, Hoods or TM* Tbareb‘ll, sad Cornbro', are ben. TRADESMEN'S PLATE. One mile. Allred. °lea Eagle, Sikaaare, Chant for, god Miss Hel ton, aro here. Chart Aaan►U.—Wre Willie, Echo, Javier Wrangler, Spider, Jerk Sprig, rod Broady Ball, BBIGHTON.-(THIS DAY.) ADDITIONAL AItILITALO.-ihur Of the Forest, Gininr, Bea.ire, Margsy Dow, The Giant, Tana Dew, Fadele ss* Tres f, Otterbor-a, Bootlanyer, Abram. Melibretet, The !laid a, Perzr Flat, Elk, My Nei.% Northern Light, Fr , oblO'S But, Pavillon, Labor& f, Vigo, Commotion, Naughty Bob, Loyalty, Indlogrnee, Bannockburn, and Lady Conyughara. BANS OF LONDON.-(THLY DAY) This afternoon the third annual general meeting of the proprietors of the Bank of London was held at the London Tavern, Sir JOHN VILLIERE SHELLEY, Bart, M.P., chairmen of the board of directors, in the chair. The following wee the report " The ditectorsi, in submitting the iscounts to the 30th of June, 1838, have the satisfaction of reporting that the beak has materially extended its business connexion Woos the last meeting of the proprietors, and that. although commerce has been inactive yet the opera tions of the bank have been mond and profitable. It will be seen that the sum of 24,8311, 18r. 2d. stand. to credit of profit end 10.8 account for the pest half-year, after payment of letterset to customers. Out of this sate have been defrayed current ravages at the two 'stab- U•hteents, directors' remunerat Loa, and income tax, which together with bad and doubtful debts, amounts to 9.9241. 2.. Ild. The directors have placed to credit of profit and loss new acoonat, 2,2921. 13a. Id. aa rebate of le- Wrest on bills not matured. They now declare a dividend for the half-year, upon the paid up capital of the beak, at the rate of 51. par cent. per annum (free of In come tax). From the balance remaining at disposal after these appropriations, the directors have applied 1,000!. la reduction ef prelithiaary swede. sad WU towards the met of the leased maims at the Charing-ernes breach. They have eke melded the nun of 3,3201. 8.. 2d. to the ream or guarantee fund, which now amount. to 8,0001., and the Weide, vie 3411. les., they cony forward to profit end lug new aecotu4. The proprietors wN be ailed open be shot three directors la the plaoee of J. I. Aadindok Themes Lan, Beg., M.P., and Alfred Mesa, gag.. who noire vadat the of the charter, bat, being eligible, they dirt tMmaresm, and the directors meossueend theta for Wellsolisa. TM thee bee tow 'riled he tiling up the va ses" menneed et the but mean. Mort Porter, Seery Hale, sod Fitehew, Ewe., baser duly guided, have rearetively given oinked their intention to arr them selves tee the vacant seat. The shareholders will et therms meting be caned upon to *het two or more of their number es auditors for the year enewing." The CHATILII•N, In moving the adoption of the report, observed that the document spoke for itself, and he congra tulated the proprietors spot the result of the peat half year's operations. The current account, were on the inners, and without making comparisons with other banks, hethoeght beim jeetittet la mynas that the Bank of London had attained a 101 sad highly satisfactory position. It had got into a Breese that seat ultimately inners sdditlonal prosperity, sad therefore of the bank to his ruled was most cheering. Mr. FILM moonded the motion. . . • , The meantime mid that—with the exception of 1,8001. hid& ea lame rasehl, and an Increase of I per mat. k die re-velmetkm of Mock- -the whole of the 2.3,8291. la., betel the net profit of the pest half-year, was the lama 114 e esrula of the bank. The bad debts of the ballot did not exceed 3001., bat 3,0001. bed hew written off on account of bad debts incurred In no preeissa hell-year. The report .le sdopted, and the dividend declared payable cm sad after Monday next. The retiring dinners were re-eleohid, mid Mr. Porter was elected te dB the ether vacancy at the Board. A lituruntoutsz asked whether Mr. Benjamin Boott, the Claamberlids of Leaden, mild be Mewed a director. The Clf AIRMAN rid 10i at this averting. A 9111•111110LOILI remarked that Mr. ficoll'a eminent with the Coast of Cannes 001 Zen peak& d him from he simiag a director. ThIrCHAIKIII•4 aid be know Bahia of that. The bask was projected by hieosslf Is CatJoot on watt Mr. Scott, lead ha was sore the proprietors would always Sod that gentleman a warm supporter of their isterasta. (Cheers.) The proceedings eloped with the anal complimentary votes to the chairman, directory, and officials. LONDON DISCOUNT CONTANT.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the second ordinary general meeting of the thereholden of the above company was held at the London Tavern. Yr. W. SCHOLISFIILD, chairman of the board of directors, in the chair. The report stated that the net profit for the half.year ending the 30th of Juneflut, after the payment of current expense; making ample provisi.m for Imo on overdue babe, eel allowing for the rebate of Interest open Me not matured. amounted to 10,8741. 7a. 4d. With se faventable a malt the directors had deemed it advlsabis to write off the balance of preliminary az pawn ameenntiag to 3,000 L, that leashes aa available surplus of 7,174 L 7e. 41. Tide ware enabled the directors to recom mend &dividend for the past half-year at the rate of spm cent. per oneness, free of imams tax, which emeld amount to 4,54./. 14a. ft , haw* a balance of 3,3251. 13e. 2d. to be carried Se the ai at ball yearly 111:070/1t. The ripen vas adopted. ATTEMPT TO BHOOT A M.N.—On Saturday estalag. a amber of aus watt to the holes of en °putative weal Isms AtlierWa t at Summit, near Rochdale, and, =thebitybela, Msdrweed • loaded pistol or gun. hot just get ids supper, end had moved to the side of the ate abate his pipe ; bat, before ha got it, was sur prised by the dlesbaree of the gas Had it bees disagree" • fiew !Minim wow the commas out bare hit Ma ea ono dee t o ibp fan sad seck, es 111 at et the table. As ft was, tM side of tbe wall was bit. The perpetrate's of the has ant yet beau discovered. Tine matt Catholic priest or a village of the aims et Itab, is Hangar, was lately oiled by his bishop base the ecclesiastical tribunal for having cowed the bells of his *arch to be tolled as • mark of respect oa the death el SIM proteetast pastor of the village. lint as it barn bits lbe Nam in lisagery foe a great length of thee for lb, saillrile sad protestant clergy to live together ea good terra sal efesa »spat for each other, the tribead rassed to sallatisk lime implant. u u u P re YO* 111.31 lULWAYL Oh I Pa. I Walawara - 1 aik r.i. i d m ." " 1"1 . I ala ".. "4" ..... an •Malouporad leamolam 61 61 5 an /Amos - pm $ Dallidemanii:ll6:i3id I 1 pm 1 aL *Wm lulus Jostles 1 li . 10 .DMadarasta 6an 26101poultretit "- Se 1 1116 urn 1115601 : E r.....1_10.2 . ... ... - - v. no 0 , ils..!=riied - - no an 01.1aamusbmg OlestaL 11 11 a Imlaa mad Pala. .. - an User• •••• •- ... 10 U I loambarda swam lll I pea 21 1 an lasaa 4 Plualalp.a. 1 2 Slit =was. 211 14 11l AMIGO' . IS II Arm amd Lima . 05 0 / 10 an Do. de. s eE. ..i: WIZ In n 111 all Nonhaamat 1(1 /11 11 12 Dm 3166, : 41 2 1 14 1,6 4610 s Wank Ica .:: r 1 1 1 ip : IDPag i re, iidlideiiid: 101 101 C diMlrdloortlumalus 111 U • 2 t i o rs ad tmal am. 2 :o. 6. 1 1 Irm 1 S i E 1 an 13 an 11aasbnaaad Nam II S Dm 11 Pm nal Vila:- 1 10 dauthau at Itemee 3O SU It, , 2 'll2- I — ts . i -- ___,----- P j ' l l 1+ an Wean ...16..al .• 11 ... 13 0 , Usti= al *marts. .. ... IS on , Mao 611110 • ... nuazalialus. 114,. 1 Ilia 1 Osovalium IPC 1 IL. Rum 1 41614 m Lope liellel•Mta4. 611 g e 16 210 1.00 t 12,00 10 W ,. T a : RI: e l : LI t 4. . i E': Ili 01 re so DAL Araark .4 Usaa 40 iiiii go aft a in.......r.5. A .0 10 ii 3.e11 20 D. 117 p. east NUMMI .11 10 DJ 111 Dm 0 lll 14 1 11.115 110 (Usti . ON 1 1 6 1 Ist 0 ow. /poiiiiiiioiii 0 as 0 nos. II Do. Ye ward an 16 17 MOP 6 30.a00 6 Pmetameal , an 41 1 34.361 . Orr.tAmmr.64•llLlu an 11 I OA% 111 NO. , 111. Wer ai . IN 12 114 Oa el . all .- ••• 6 Dam mad Amt. Opp all 11 11 w g tt,117:4611 t . 7 -.. 1011.* 4 tat 'a a. l3 = l iOW. ai l l 1 11 1 4 11 1111 21 1 :070 WV.'" 7 ! i n,no as Dm. ...., al r i KM 6 Dmipm PLUMMY. 1.11 11 11 11.111 6 De. pa, ..._ , 1.134 110 N.BrommlLN.DeaLlad lux. IN. $440. Asomidulaa an I 4 KM. ID War* 61 Ihregallim. all II 3 UAL 1 lOrlaufti Or an m 11 pkto 1 W" Nay Malse• Um IONI pm 110.010 6 Peg lorlmadiklito an e 24 some 0 I nor.' 00000 0 in $4 MOW 10 , Dm Um S 111 l'Ar Is igl% II a t, " km WOO 116 Lard lit; 1/66 • a dt 4 11 la Lim lambi all 11 11 11 1 Amides lad U. V 2 l 12 V Fri LaaL ik a au 1 1: I/ VIINIIIN:Itili.: i i if - - :::. :' 1 I I iw a :r. In walking the pleasure grounds of a noble dubs's, the other day we wore struck with the grammatical accuracy of the following notice :—.• Forminion is walk in the grounds of are withdrawn by the Dachas of &0., ere.," with the noble proptistresi titles in largo capitals ! —Abelian Free Press. The public dinner to Richs , d Hodgson, Fog., of Carham h alt, &airman of the North British Rl'lway Company, has barn fixed to come off at Hawick on Tu'eday, the 10th of August. Sir James Graham, Bart, M.P., be• intimated his intention of being present on the occasion, and a numerous end influential gathering is satiolpated.— Newcastle CAromiels. Jiang*Lac—Bishop Gobat If :11 be in London this week. Her Majesty's consul in Jerusalem, to far from having been regelmanded, as the Record inshasated, has re colt ed within I few weeks the most satisfactory as earenoes oaths of her Majesty's government as to its entire of the public spirit end disinterested motives wide& 'Masted Mr. Fin's conduct during the recent perplexity; disputes in the Holy City. TIIE bUFFEBERS BY THE WESTERN BANK.—The appeal now ro justly and esthetically making for the poor injured and ruined sufferers by the Western Bank— some of whom, we are sorry to leant, are in a state of abject misery —will surely be responded to 'a the proper way by the rich directors of that once flourishing establis hm ent. If the obvious propriety of that appeal will not stir their ewe hearts and COLIACianOBB, we can say nothing farther towards them at this moment. We have had subecriptions for foreign miasione—subscriptions to convert the Jews, who never thanked us for it; but this is a home mission—a miasion for the broken-hearted, the widow and the father 4wr.—Ofeegete omen. ARTFUL ROBBEILT.—A correspondent writes from Notting-hill Mrs. Underwood, en elderly lady, keeps the post-office, and a small stationer's shop, in Ladhook-grove here On Friday last, at 11 cm., a man came to her shop le note paper. At the same time a smart dogcart, no driven by sn sooomplice, drove up, which the man in affecting to see It through the window, pointed out le words ' Hallo:ma'am, here's somebody wants you.' Yoderwood thereupon left her shop to attend to the who, it is needless to say, contrived to detain her by ins about the poet sufficiently long to enable the con _ _win the shop to rob her and maks off, and Una drove away. Upon Mrs. Underwood returning indoors she fiend the men gone, and with him her cashbox, containing over 201. in gold and soon Alva. ' Quid domini fading sadist cum tallia furls P' " for MMII doubt d the shoi with the Mrs. 1;i driver, AN Utl FAITHFUL WlFl.—The Corriere ifirears tile of Genoa relates the following curious mode of tilting revonice on en unfaithful wife. —" A wealthy inhabitant of the Via del Veochletti (a street in Genoa), had obtahard unequivocal proof of he wife's bad conduct. Without getting Into • paid= or proceeding to violence, se most people would do in such a case, ha simply turned his wife out of doors with her paramour, and then sent for a carpenter, whom he directed to set up a catafalque, suck as la used la Roman catholic churches for the funeral marries. This dovish' mat lairltotiosta to all his (glands for the following evenisg, when they found the room lit up with burning tapers. Thar host made them stand round the catafalque and repealed them to chant the service for the dead, be himself acting as con ductor, thus intimating that bit wife was thenceforward deed to blur. He then conducted them to a well• provided table, where be entertained them until a Lai hour." A Ix !ranee LISP.—On Saturiai afternoon a man leaped from the High Level Bridge, Newcastle.= Tyne, and met with Maass death. The usfaetesete was named John Hasserieon or Reviler" a single man, twenty• Live years of age, and recently clerk to a tallow chandler, at Gateshead. He was an inmate of Newham Lunatic Asylum,tand was labouring under suicidal melan cholia. He was out with two other patients, in the charge of • keeper, on the afternoon in question, and the party were Just crossing the street, when the decessed suddenly knocked the keeper down, and, running with all his speed to the bridge, leaped over. At the inquest Dr. Robinson said he considered the demand a proper person to be seat out, and Duff (the keeper) a proper person to ta i tzr of him. Dab has been about a year at the y he wee at an asylum for imbeciles. For the patient • marring under suicidal melancholia prolonged asarcus is particularly nom mended by the Lunacy Commissioners. Duff was quite capable of managing the three. Deceased wee intelligent, and had his intellect perfectly, except on this wetter of suicide. He fancied he had committed °Snow against heaven ; he had religious melancholy. "It is utterly Impossible to prevent remnants el this kind from maturating =We, oaken you winsin them. Duff weak' hem lrne trsted him, if it had game to • question of strength. This Is not the lira suicide tram the High Level Bridge; and, ear ideriog the crowds at people passing the bridge daily, trire me/Inc, souse Mbar aboald be put up." Tbe jilt/ returned . verdke thatdeceased i and caused hie death by throwing hhetelf Eros the High Bridge. Mumma Hum.,—TAet evening an inquest was held at Hull en the body al • newly-been female latent, and the evideuere wee very strong agefust the mother, Wu Dank Magesa, &monied woman, aged 38 yeses, stated to Whig* bet bring apart boa bar husband. The key nienesil a "That sae was piny of the wilful murder alb, ebild."—Jlendiester Guardian. _ _ THE WIATIIIi AND THE HARVIIST.—The hurri ems d fiewley estattlght ma followed at first by som ewhat bream end aliewery weather ; tut • change shortly took pick odes at few days have been most brilliant. Bat although the so Ims ahem forth with great power, the wind has blown hem the east said north-mat, and has thereb oonsidamidy =MU the Immature. More fa weather foe the bursa IS le IMealt to Imagism Great podium his eke* beet suds, sad throughout this district a imp bend& of rein hes hem cat, and some portion mak& Another fortnight of such weather as now prima wield be invaluable, sad would NNW He hermit le hi got In in Ent-rate °sedition. The eseernee as to dd ribs Jieid of the wheat crop we on the wide astound, dtssmi ; and the aouslasion we mire se irem the_ paw& root of the reports that have yet nailed us le Mal las imp will be at least a fall aver s.t though sot a ebedset in yield as was anticipated a melith or 00 W. The drought unqueetiombly exereisid etweideseble belbearn, and in lowly 'flatmate the imda berme ilaLi dm premature ripeness, owing to the west of eseldeee led the extreme hest of the is.. The ismer der the bee dorms of wind sod rain appears, on the elle bold, es be %liter than was at Brat expected ; for =ldie seep ewe in teeny place. badly hid, the ase Miltritimeed bee partly enabled such crops to mom Mowers. No doubt rouridsrably more injury Widli bare bun tie malt had the promise of ft. ftelthin's seller_lmprbsia hllll6l. Pea and beans have goes Mt a great deal, as as a rale Sir from good crop. Oats and WM me better then we. at EM anticipated. The marigold worst is emrywhare Wide( bold and vigorous—while the LW robs have primal met seseplstdr to the turnips. The pastern Si, wonderfully &sigma: op, owing to the slime amore.--/mers 4iverteeer. is us I 1 45 Lied TS 47 IT 99 6 16 9 641 161 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. POOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (DT buowwric Tra.zoiarz.) (mom ova oww oomizotonnowT.) Market quiet. Wheat in good demand at Friday's extras rata , French, Id. advance. Flour quoted a AA& dearer. Beans gowns ; new Egyptian, Us. ; old, ads. Fair laminae In Indian corn ; !brill Is., and Egyptian 6d. dearer. Oats and oatmeal obtaining a alight advance. PAINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. SCOAR.—Ths mutat has opened with a steady spew sacs, and the public sale of Barbadoes is programing at fully last week's currency. R. lined lamps, 53e. to 565., which are previous rates. COPTEE.—There has not beam a public sale to-day ; pricer are unaltered. Taa.:Thin article has great coaderoe from the present low palm. Gamow wagon sold freely yesterday at lOd., and there are saw bat few sellers at that prior. Other descriptions alsesald at a slight advance. flatawsraz he am improved appearance. Rica.—We do set alter quotaunna. The balk of the pub.. lie sake was bought Is. Aar.—The dammed condemn limited. la other smirks so material alteration. TALLOW MARHET.--THIS DAT. TM motet fs quiet. Annexed are lbe prices : —Town tallow 47e. nett cash. Petersburg Y.C. as Um •pot, 48s. 6d.; August. 48s. 6d.; September, 48e Ed. ; Oat. to Dec., 495. to 496. 3d. ; ditto, eeperately, 495. 6d. 13MTITTPTELD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. B. J. Darla mints the siepply shorter, but name that equal to the demand. Prices wt alteration. Peter meadow hay, Me. to 741. ed.; eapeetor do. The. to 64•4 bthrlor do., 60e, to ; sew do., 60e. to 80ii. ; dower. dd. 900. to 1065.; mooed out, Mi. to 95e. , new, 810 e. to 9de. ; • skew, 32.. to Us MELANCHOLY DEATH 'WHILE BATHING—On Sa turday durum Mi. Wilma M•Calloolt, jaw.. spilloosEll' - 60....i... a"run, I= to Lawn-acarket. met his death nadir the elesanateares :—Re west taro the water at Ftttitlao to liathrb awl het .it hews kiftle the water whoa the Meath* ei sate Ws Inta ate omila by elsetth i r lb. peculiar isoeldea ha Whishotr.sarZeFor a few raJautas nothing bat lie hash was tics water; sad it was at first Mr sass moon or other be yes keeplar bbona Ice swim At hairth, however °bora" fle be idle Malimiary, moms of the Italians et. simnel, isi s rullale 40 the VP th Idled le WA above waist, what sa. m mils i t =lb assrasat elk his ems, mad arybs.. It is saryssoli tbat the sal=ro sae, beitiggeme Me time wills ebb he was is a belie. stab al beg 7, b•g• to einsiguaos• hes wird with a II; sod ss tbs stalembely _oesemease W isest in shalkirwalsr, Om suisosadiag haft= leas& Ss was Waal sada. watts set al bag sal lairs a a r= bisiess sane it was tie be. M yeevest the kW saisstseybs WM* followed. Dams. was • sewed Ism about *hey years of age, mai was Moly respseted 1 by WI who taw hlm.—Diietwrgit Ifserws.