The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGESCE. (THIS DAY'.) NETT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) HOPLIT P. HOPLET.—EITIAORDDIAIT CARL, herniate. Q.c., Lk. Wambey, and Mr. Day appeared f „ a te petitioner, Ma. Fanny Hopley, who sought • A separation, on the pound of cruelty, from her hue .7.l Thomas Hopley. petitioner was the youngest daughter of a gentler* Cobb, who some rase ago was staying with hie is .I at Eastbourne, Sneer. The respondent, who bad , been an usher in a school, was also living there. a receiving pupils. An acquittance smug up 1 „...„ e0 him and the petitioner, and they were ..•. , ~ie l r married on the 24th of July, 1855, c, , tommt of the young lady's friends. At that time. it s hould be stated, the respondent was 38 rue of , o .oid the petitioner abou 18. Mr. /impiety, it was alleged. s howed hirneelf to be • man of extraordinary an the subject of education, and be hew t he very first to school his wi'e in a way Unsure she lived with him, Lamour, till 1800, a d in the interim bore him three children. la the Aptil of that year, however, an event occurred shch created a profound sensation in the public mind. the respondent's pupils, named Canosllor, died sod god an inquiry being made into the circus= the 7espowleat was ultimately convicted, and was sentenced t , four years' penal servitude, hot he had lately been Pu lver,' an a ticket of leave, and he now conducted his defence is pews His pleas were a denial and condonation. The was heard by resent before • jury of sloe, only that s omber of the special panel having answered to their names. Mrs. Fanny HoOrr e -1 first became acquainted with the mr oadeot at the beginning of 1855. After our marriage w e went to Folkestone. On that day the reepoode „it!. the style in which I was proposing to write to my This conduct seemed to me to be harsh and un re,s,,emble. We went from Folkestone to Botlllare, and theta to Paris. Not having !Wished my letter at Folkestone, ;:r.:p!eted it at Paris, and be found great fault with it on tte ;mind that it contained faults in style and orthography. for the first three or four nights we occupied separate bbd. He spa th..t he did not think I was thee fit to have children ; azi that he did not see why we should sot aim at our chil dren being model children aod second Christi. From Paris a e went to another pleas in France. My husband found me atts g, for I felt that I had left my friends and was Hew angry with me, sad said he ought to be my a ye sister wrote to me u "Dear old Tom." That sea , a pet family name. My husband wee very angry with me for allowing my sister to apply each an epithet to me. He aitin found fault with a letter that I wrote. lie mid he tad been deceived in me. We were from home three weeks. oc our return my friends Liked me to go and stay with Ues. for a short time, bat my husband wished me to begin the atudyiog of housekeeping routine without delay. We therefore wept to our owe house. We had • housekeeper named Mrs. WI/tumid ; and I began to study housekeep. it; under her. My husband wrote me down • set of rules toe the management of taty boom ; sod he made me study them every day. bees were put is, and 5... y appeared to form • somewhat voluminous dxurcent.] Before our marriage he gave me a paper of luestions, which I was to reed over every night. Their olrect wu to make me • model wife. Is January, 1856, when I was pregnant with my first eked, I wan repeat* • lesson to him in his study. He wee very meth apered nth me bemuse I made mistakes. He mid I did it on purpose to vex him, sad he struck me • eider blow oaths, bead, which seemed to stun me. Ido not know if I fell to the grouted, but I believe I did. That wee the Bret time he used personal violence to me. In Fartury I wu made ill by his ill-treatment of me, but I duals remember the eiroatestances, het my railed attendant wee met tor, and my burrs& told him that I had an attack of indigestion. On a interneet cosine he beet me for making mistakes in sonsermg I was writing. He has frequeally inalated ms, teed I have bad marks upon my pave moareqesees at his blows. My drat eb , ld was bons on the 26th of July. 1856. My hestand persuaded me that it wu • want of delicacy to desire the mum) of a medical man. I had no reshape* at all ; Mire, 11•1 'tumid and the cook were with my but they were too frightened to aid me. Mu days after wards I went out in a fly, by ray husbands desire, end the child went with as. He mid he thought it would do me good. I did not *vesicles% for I wished to fall in with all his wishes. The child was de vomited out this recision in a flab-basket (Lighter.) like drat d after my coadoement he made me take a bath. When the child was • very little in fant, probably not more than • fortnight old, the respondent slapped it for crying. He beet it sod Amok it violently on many aracesioos for the same care. There were geerally swirke en it alter tires beatious. Ono day when the pupils had not roe he was espy. He mid that I had nagrited some of his Mee - for the child's good, sad he alert re en the forehead while I was seckling it. He has ogees taken the raid sway from me, my's, that I wee not is • state to nurse it became I had raked myselL I suffered great incoevenienee from that. During the year 1857 he ohne threw boob at :-.111, and ordered me oat of the room bears he said I was stupid sad could not my my lemma. He has spat in my face two or three times. .The Led mad= woe is February. 1 , 80. 111 was a very cold marry day, and he bad moat the °bikinis out for • welk. I saw them cry* en amount of the cold and beckoned them in. The re sunder oases down to the front door from hie steady. Ho was very angry and sent the children est *pia. After they had gone he shut the door, abused me in very violeat language, and thea. after collect/rag a lugs amount of saliva in his meth, las seat is my fare, and left me. la 1857 • fish-bone rack fa my treat. He took me out of the room, sad told me that he thought a great blessing was about to befall me. namely, that I wan about to be choked. When I made • mistake in refl. Su. he said he loathed me and wished I would gat out of lie gilt. When he has sue too fuddle( my children, he mid I was tke • eat ascribe her Irides or • new km ealf. He has often fotbidden me to say my mayor, on the grad that I was neat and that I was a meat of deceit. Witless promo:led to my that he bad more than 011011 kicked her in the brit. Their elder dead was an idiot. Whoa her husband was in gaol after the sentence in the ease of the death of the boy Reginald Carellor, she visited hive eretel times. She and her children were thee being supported satiroly by her mother, far whir he shoed her, and deoland be would rather abs was ia a weaklier* — Witia;;ZiltWeasZeniaiiiWiWiTl: Her replies were to the effect that All bad bees put bito seder a course of " educational trationsat," he wishing, she thooOt t to gap experisoce by trying exparimeate epos her. He bed obtained so stroog ea Wawa over bar. that eb maid sot temps from it even what be wee la pram The respondent wee laissmiplad is hie sees-exaalaaeloa by both the lodge rad the jam a samitat al tie irrelevancy of his gaestires. wport A witaces [, • sanest, woe lades lamination when ear CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIO DAY.) (Before Chief Janina Beis.) Carl Aare.At ,rahallians, • foreigner, described se • labourer, pl ea d e d guilty to an indietment charging bins with felociously attain two forged Rollin notes for Me pay ment of 50 routtlos each. Serjeset &Iked% who ted, laid the gestlewien ehots the notes were t detected the forgery. wed 'kissed the notes. The prissier endeavosred to swops but was (allowed and overtakes, and a ticket which ti hand on him led to the diesivery of hie rarest tras, asd a hue quantity of other Ronan Dotes were in it all n( width errs forgeries. Sestesee was deigned. Seyiusair, who surrendered to take his trial epos as indictment, charging him with enlisting rem to em mow a foreign government, pleaded radty to that drugs. Sir R. Collier. the Solicitor-General, prommited, and Yr. 3letcalf defended the prisoner. Mstcalf, on behalf of the prisoner, said. be was • mea who bore a good character, and who had for emu years carried oe the besieges as a shipping =aster. Persona tun e to him, and be east them to soy stop whioh might be :2 out of hands at the tiros, sad bad, solder mob stream ".Meto sent rum to America out board the verde is quer not knowing at the time that be was acting contrary to . The Solicitor•Ge rathersseral mid, on the port of the arrn '4 , , object so u prevention thee puoishmerst, sad t• .top a aystem which had been carried on for some tiros, of saluting men in the foreign merles. He was will ': to accept Mr. Metcalf's *splenetic's, sad be bed Teases ielieve that the prisoner war rather an agent in the mattes !L4t a principal, ad under the circumeiseme he would he i:te content if the prisoner were booed over in his remi t ..ioce to appear when called urea to receive judgment, -.ma the ooderstaading that if as atiampt we re me& to the offence he would certainly be called spa. Tie prisoner wan accordingly discharged ea kin own re vcilaoce to appear when called upon to madve judgment. tti an loth:maim from the leaned judge that be would ""talt If be called up for jadgmeat if be attempted tome, ~.?fence. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) M A RLBOROUG H-STREET. , RDISARY •PPLICATI 011.-11/J9SAL TO WM UP A MAD DODT. Hr. Pearce, the barrister, moompanied by Mr. Wall,of the • Smith and Wall, New Inn, Stand, attended before knot than morning under the following eireuterhume: •',. Pearce said be attended on behalf of the maniere olf :.tleman to apply fur • wantetega r net a pence mated " .an, who kept a ed.: in Deareiaet, Bebe, bet ae be that meson in court, perhaps be would "%elmataon ea would not neomeitabs his doing es. The ' ; -:entlernan bad for some years resided at Maims, but , • , ....40ately for him had entered the hams of blr.Hermen, • , fter befog there little more time a month, d= ° • time be had led • very dissipated life, he was THA L ( .M 1 ~, dead to bed. As laqauee was bead ea the-am& bans ANSI L SPORTING nimuunicac the sweeten eons ia • Was maga, dad rid linammiserary :2 .. ii- arraegemeets for the dammed's latermeat at • 'mastery ; — , -iinii:.—. but ea the deceased's friends gong to Mr. Hawasea's to re- far =term vut.zoltant.) move the body, Mr. Hermes retuned to permit them doing i „,„ nsgh,„, a rear to, mo u e ea. 100 L, although th e 1 LIVERPOOL MEETIN G .--(THIS DAY.) ... T , demand bad @peat seedy 6004 during the few weeks be had been Marie( at tiebbate. He (Mr. Posit* wiled to state i that there was no ever* for Mr. Hermes *Min as he was datag, as the ezetraters were pewee of undoubted respect ability, sod would satisfy every dem, if lons Hr. Koos asked whether lee body was dill at the tali. Yr. Pearce said it was, and tint the ezendors costa eel get it sway, although the itatiodsker hod gone with the Mane for it. Had Mr. Base sot been present he should ham at apes asked to a warms against him. so that be might show same why he detained it. With regard to the maim, that was dearly the property of the executors, and Wag of lea miss than 164. his worehip had *idiotism in the matter. It was, no doubt, as dieing at 0015111100 law to teen a body above ground, sad bad the body mot been soldered dews a autticiast monsoon far interfereeoe would have been mused. _ _ 11(r.H;rassis said he ems told his hill should be settled before the body was taken away. Mr. Kam rid Mr. Ilertaatei eel= was against the •seosten. Mr. Herman said that he should not be able to get his 0101147 fora long time. Mr. Knox—Suppose I order the coHn to be gives up and leave you with the dead body' Hr. Pearce said he would give the names of gentlemen who would pay say Jost demands. Mr. Koor, mid Mr. Herman could go to a court of jus tice and sue. I his claim, but as for thinking be could detain a dead body that was all nonsense. Mr. Hannan bad evi dently hem speculating upon the melancholy transaction. He would toll Mr. Herman that the result of the affair would be that he would be left with a dead body and get no roomy at all. Mr. Herman rehaing to give up the body, Mr. Knox said he would order an immediate detaining summons to be made oat, and would order—supposing Mr. Pearce's case made out—that the cone should be given up, and then the Board of Health could Interfere to make Mr. Herman do something with the body. Mr. Pearce said that sorely ff Mr. Herman had one rpatk of decency left he would give up the body, as h would then find no di/Bonny in the matter. A sarnmous was ordered to be made eat. Yr. Knox told Mr. Herman that the eumnioos would issue, and that he might depend upon it that if he touched the eol6n with the view of taking out the bod so as to detain it. he would be mat to prison. He ao Mr. Herman's conduct a disgrace to humanity, sod he had no hesitation in naying that his conduce in supplying the deceased with drink as the means of dimipation had worm plished the nufottasate man's death. The summons wee than ordered to lame forthwith. CRAVEN STARTS& T.T.C. Holds* Zion, sod proosor. ors two. PAID Foam.-84ber* Jupiter, Olbovorotte, lad tiaDy go Featly. MOGYNEIYX CUP. Chia WU sad a quarter. Farnh My Mary, Slamtae, Mask Ddlir, Fasten, Th. Clown, am, sod Magog am hem Pam Foarmt.—Tipplar, Kiwi al Utopia, am Ham, LW.. Stag, Fontaaoy, Trumps, °dim, Madcap, ami AINTREE PLATE. Three qtur.era o • mile. ' TUCIowa Castaway, Sloggard, Alias Lash. sad Dermot Asthma are hem. Paw Foarzrr.—Lsely Louisa, Steaks, and Siderind. KNOWSLEY DINNER STAKES. Or oak and a Caroburcan the only hon quarter e bra& AIRIVED. —Ziaebis, Bonay Lad, and Ghillie Oallani. STAMFORD MEETING.-(TRIS DAY.) STAMFORD Z. LEGER. About a mil@ sad a quarter. Briodbi, Lady HAW* Durham, mad BMA Broom are bore. SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 WV& T.Y.C. Rialto, Jar* Ketch, sad Wicks' ars has WELLAND Eirsims. Straight half mile. Tomfoolery sad Victorious ass lora. WELTER CUP. Om rolls. Sabarbau, Birdbuder, Pearl Dim, sad Diaapyolatami are hors. BURGHLEY HANDICAP. Two mils@ aad a quarter mid 146 yards. East Leamishirs, Neu Mr; Early Pad, Pearl Diver, Bradismatm, Joao, Teuariffs, Alabama, and Outlaw am hers. BOROUGH MEMBERS PLATE. Five furlongs. Attraction, Wallops, Black Lily, Deception, Tomfoolery, mod Dinppoiettreet are hen. WESTMORELAND PLAT& Oae mile. Merry Hark Deems, Dad Birdandrr are here. BRITISH ARD AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK ING CORPORATION.-(THIS DAY.) An extra meeting of the company was held at boos, at the ogles in Princes-street, Bask; Mr. JAMINBOS is the chair, for the fon purposes :-1, To inereme the capital of the oompsay ; to amides terms of arrasm meat with the London mid mild Beak (Limited), and to aut►orise the directors to awry the same into effect ; 3, to cheap the name of the oompeny ; 4, to make snob 030116- questlal alteration, as may be necessary or proper in the amass of the articles of association. At the commencement of the proceedings the sgresmst entered ioto prerioaely with Use board of the Laid sad Colonial Bank pea submitted to the meeting sad takes ea read. The CHAIIIMAN then moved the oonfirmalke al the agreement sod the motion having been seconded wee pat and erred unanimously. Alterations in the decd were resolved open, v ier powers to the directors to increase the capital, it saimid4 of 1,50,0 divided into 30,f') shuts al . seed, ens third to be tamed at once to the directors, and hereafter to Wee the remainder on snob terms se they may deem expedient Other alterations of a formal Ware num made oraemesat on the amalgamation. The seine of the bast wee then Maned to " The Leber national Boot. Limited." _ _ _ reaohitioci rewinding a vote of the 6th a May was also pealed Tht;Cnciancsr said he thought that the analgansatian with the Loudon and Colonial Birk an* be approved by all the shareholders ; and he had so doubt that the business would in future be satisfactory. The Soucrroi added that ender the arrangement sow thectioeed the capital of the asonleatoated bank would be el which 450,0001. woad be paid up. Thanks were then voted to the ebeinnais, and the west ing separated. LONDON AND COLONIAL BANg.—(Tills DAY.) To-day an extraordinary meeting of the share holders of this occo parry wee held at the bank premises in Osancsretriet, for the plumes at osealieriag tense of meat with vith the British sad Amerken ,asp Banking Oorpositim ; Mr. T. R. GLADOTOIII is th e Mak. The articles of MeoCiatioll havim bees reed, The CMALIIMAN observed that the metal mature of the 'grummet had bees already diseased. It was hoped at fist that it scald have been possible so preserve the articles of imociatioa of the Loden and Coloakl Beak. sod that they would have been able to receive the shareholders of the British sad Americas Company into their own body, but this was fond kap:risible owing to their artklee 're routing Making operations being earned on is other than British possamiona It was now proposed that there should be an arnalgamatioa of those computing under the title of the Ishmael:Weal Bank. Each company ma to contribute 15,000 shwa of 504 each, with L 54 paik and for that pur pose it,would be mossory that the Loudon cad Ocaosial should ewe 5,C33 sees sha which by t were to be hmed at sot lam than res, X. • The capital of the new company would therefore amid of 30,0C3 shares, the PLid - up o_Mikel being 450.0001. out of • subscribed capital of 1,500,0001. The Mane to helmeted would be called upon is stuns of2S.los. at intervals cot exmodiag throe soothe till 151. um psi]. It on provided by the agreement that both beaks @Wald. after paying inhered at the rate of 5 per met. per masa for the MU year just expired, contribute the surplus to a esenuion resins. After same =pastime of seethes of detail, A neolutios approviag the agreement was adopted. THE ROYAL AOILICULTIMAL SOCIIIT'II SHOW. Far the snood time Newcatetlooe-Tyse I honoured with the visit of the Royal Agricultural liseisty's show. Though, strictly week nig, the *Manias will not nom. once till Monday. the trial of deem ploughs would, according to programme. begin yesterday. The plough' with their adjunct. were ananged ea Tuesday, sod underwent s preliminary trial to test the ecrauseT of their Bxi cgs and arrangements. There wen eleven forme in the field, three of which were shows by Herm Fowler, of Leeds ; two (Savory's retest) by Messes. Garrett sod Sou, Leicester Works, Ileffolk ; two of Mews. L and R. Tomer, exhibited by Mr. °Minna Hall, rz m ieh ; and one each by Yr. Savoury, Gloucester; Coleman and Co., Meeftird ; Mr. Reward, Bed ford ; Messrs. Richardson and Co., Kinion-in-Lintisey, Linoolushira AU the engine@ were losseschins with the 'sceptical of Messrs. Claylon and Elleuttiswerth's, which worked Mr. Howard's machinery. About 184 eons have been 'Hoek 1 for the trial of agricultural implements, which is a larger extent of sewage than tin society has ever bad before. Yesterday's trials would be astir* weaned to ploughing. and would be divided into two olseese—eanhisory a d s pe e d for Inge ocounatieus, le which two aegis.* are chiefly seed, and those s ispted fee small farms. Taw Baornmo Survocaram—A melancholy oecurreace took place at Gower-road, near Swanson, on Sunday evening last, whereby three brother. were almost instantaneously soScorded. It appears, shoot sight o'clock in the evening, a boy named Thomas Davies, aged thirteen yean, metered to old level or working place of the Ginger widd colliery (which has lain idle for several months put), when he was almost instantly thrown down to the ground by the noxious games which had socannulated. His two brothers, named David Devise, aged 18, and Zecha riah Devise, aged 17, ageing the fete of their own peaks. ran to his wirdenee, when they, too, were soca overpowered and leek picot:lite as the ground. Two men, named John Farley and Lasso Davies, who were in the oompeey of the deceased, gave an alarm, sad the bodies were eventually got out and courepad to a asighbouriteg public hoer, when they now lie, awaitiag the coroner's in quisition. The colliery, which is situated at Cower Rued, about eight miles from Swans*., is the property of Mr. Alfred Starry, and the PirllDoll of the level was protected, sad thus no Mann can be attached to the owner. ThiAlllCor SIILOBS tx CALC no port in the world whore the normal tato of mortality among sailors in so high as is the port of Clakatta. This partly mime from the feet that seism comencely drink the aboinisablo water of the river, or a still more deadly pieta which is sold to them is the hasaars. Eve in the beet of the basson, three isteeded for tho Eurefressa. Om things said are often most abosetaabbi. But the poor are oompelled to live on what as Irish pennant would threw away as offal. Oar sailors, when they 01,0111 here, lied that they are in • very thirsty lard. They stick • thin cap at their heads and make all sail for the basson, when they coo pt some** cheap to driok ; for. at au hotels. • rapes is the standard price for what is called • " peg." The sailor moot afford that, and so he strolls towards • des of sespeakalile infamy celled Flag-street. It he dos sot get struck down with sesames as the way, he finds himself is • narrow thoroughfare, the aerial opal festaring drain on each side, sod with little low Dative hats to which 111001•1 is gabbed by • plank. la are .1 these plasm he pays two mars (M.) for • glass of what is called oherepape copse, sad which is in reality • satire dragged with datan, • deadly pawn, or coocurn r s . = Oat of theme sinks of isigsity seine of those poor fellows sower Pa alive, and is Calcutta than is no reparation of birthaaml deaths, so that it is quite imposghlo to pt exact rani= of the number of men who thus perish. It has hem militated by Dr. Chews, president of the Medical College, that the proportion of deaths amass oar sailors is ' a very sear apprcash to animal dogmatics, or teal extinction is DLID Tare ID • .i.e. lame 170 rams we taken to as hospital in Calcutta suffering from &dirk= bromars. —Letter Dross Ca/curre. There are now in this °wintry six (Aeon of F,aropesa Wile who ere especially d.taohed to watch sad repent ear program In ship buildisF.—/fres York papa% THE ATROCIOUS MURDER IN A RAILWAY C A ARLifi LATEST PARTICI7LARS.-(THIS DAY.) The police have been actively employed all the morale, is the endeavour to trace the party who ex. changed the watch chain of the murdered gentle man, Mr. Briggs, at the shop of Yr. Death, the eilveramith, next doer to Bow Ohm* ea Monday morning, but without sumer e. Up to 2 o'clock ibis afternoon co one had been apprehended. Nevertheless, there are strong hopes that before long the perpetrator of the murder will be in the bands of jambes. Photographs of the murdered gentleman have been ob tained, and will be need for the purpose of tracing his progress from Peckham tete the railway station at Fen church-street on the night of his murder. SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT EASTIAY RAILWAY.' Yesterd►y afternoon • disastrous accident befel l the up-ereis which darted hum Harwich at 2.65 p.m., no the Great Erten Railway. Tale teals is roe in comiertioa wit► the new use of Rotterdam stormed, which ply her Harwich. Whets it lasi proceeda on its journey lowers Largo es far r within baU a mile of the Bradfield striae, the orgies hushed ore and dashed dome the steep embankment, dragging an the train after A frightful goer sowed. The stoker re killed as the dot, having bees erred by the rem He ley with his red rill gregpiag the metal handle of the desk. The dried, who deo stayed at his pest, escaped. The paa sesgers, is the greeted excitement, got oat of the carriages as they best weld, sad helped those who were sjrred ; sad it was seer the. bdcwe it w esserteised that, althrgh wry bad bre set, brie i, mad Injured, some severely, only the seeker had been keeled on the spot. linthius sad their child:ea, some worded, some joyfully damming those who were reed, sod an sodas. dada" to help sad to extricate tires who were 'spiral. while the etcher lay crushed end der 1, reederol the seer • harrowiag ow. The benevolent rector of Brad field speedily arrived, and, seeking oat 01 who were most hurt, had them suet to the retry-boar, where they were cared for ie the k qsdest manner, sod their wounds attended to. Tee boost seemed seedy fall of maimed and bleeding people, and few of the sufferers will ever forget the ministrations which they received from the ladies present, or the hospitality sod drone so freely accorded them The parapet who were able to proceed, after a delay of sheet few beam were brought to tows by a tills which was despatched for the pupas. w. bare resolved the &Bowies letier been the seereAsey el tie ecstpany : TO MI IDITOI OF TD fi!!!6 fir,—l rivet to report that sat sodded earned Mel Bradield statism to the tads which irk Harwich yesterday as 2.61 p.n., b which es thorn of Ur rapine was killed mad slz or area prrearers sliglitly isjored. The train cos lord et as esi,:ao, four anode(.., sad two brain ; ft pre molar( la safety airliner that ratios, whoa the sagioe left the rile, tsarist up tar reed for ahem*, fifty yards, sad raa down Air surasioneut. The ourires left the rails also sad herrasimi detweedfrom the elegise lamed over es tbe elope. The paasiegers having twee extricated, a measure was meet to Yietley, the seared telegraph seethes, asd also to Ipswich far mielsees. The bee bee bees repaired sad traffic re amed. Several of the pastaegers were lreagbt to &Nedra by the &15 traits. sad the roasabacksr by a special which het Munich shortly afterwardia—l sea, he. J. B. Owsir. Serzetaiy. Great &shire Railway Clempesy. Secesiery's Olio% Ibbspipt• Stalits, Lomb" July 14. PAINFUL SUICIDE 111 WELLINGIVN-STEEET, STILAND. DIQUEDY.-(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. W. J. Payne, coroner for the duchy of Lancaster, held an Inquiry at the White Hart Thears, Strand, respectiog the death of Mr. John B =sm. who committed suicide ander very p a inful rt Will sis Pratt. porter, said that deoused was a mita lowa el books at Masers. Sotheby sad Co.'s. 13, Welling toa-strest, Strand. Witness had hewn him in the eats- Midmost for 13 or 20 you:. He was sot in aay difficulty at his employers'. For the last few weeks be had bees very strange in his manor, apparently ia ooaspma of the receipt of a letter from his wife, who was in Ootnay Hatch Anima. He wee eery reserved, and he never stated to whom what his grist arose from. On Noaday afternoon witness toned him in the closet on hi buss. The whole place was covered with blood. Wilsons lifted him up. sad found that his throat was cut. He was quite deed, but still warm. All the arteries of the throat were divided. Witness found a razor in the pan. He had no quaarel with anyone—be was quite in • distinct department frem the porters. Mosey matters were not emu so far es warms knew. Witness did Dot know *tether via related to his wife beton mar riage. On the kl °Way demand appeared so restless that witness followed him about sometimes. Deceased used to speak stribigly against suicide, sad my that so one bat • fool would kill himself. Mr. Edward Ross Hodge said that be Ina sae of the flrm of Sotheby and Co. llsesseed was strange latterly. He spoke to witness shoat denier* troubles. Two or three years ago he mentiessd hi wife haw* gives way to habits of interepereses, and hi own uabappisess is onus messes. She wee thee living with his. He saffered more acutely latterly, and be told ,items that hi wife had at test to drown bereeU. Witness believed the statement that she had bun removed to as asylum. Hi =dirt was correct is Ms busbies. He was of sober habits. Mr. James Sinapece Bryant, 34 Cafrisa-road, said that cletemed lived with him. Deceased was is a state of great excitement as Sudsy. He had given Mrs. Bryant money ea the Saturday, sad be wu irritated at nose bong he bar penesseicie on the Sunday. He sever threatened to destroy himself. He always spoke stron gly against abed& It was sot ia ogee* of hie wife 's attempt that he m pekezdeet The razor produced banged to dom Doomed told wittier that be bad asked the fret for an adman el 201. Witness did sot know whether he bad bees refused it. Kr. Hedge said that the deceased applied for the admires, bat he reved 21. of the amount on the Satorday to par hie booms tax. Re said that would be unbent for a few days. He spoke of being In peonnaary diamdliee oe aaeotint of his wife's infirmity. After ether evidence, The °Oreg.:ST rammed tip and remarked eat pseendly he found that persons who expressed stress feeliage against anielde wen generally mon likely than others to destroy their Beau el The Jory remised a verdict of " Suicide while in a state artad.* EVENII!G, ' LISTa-c •1Y ii 'HIS DAY.) Two o'CLoom. The railway market is extremely buoyant to-day, notwithstanding the settlement, and an important rise has occurred in quotations. Caledonian stock km improved I per omit. ; Midland, 1* ; Great Western, London and North Western, and South Isatern, 1 ; Great Faustern, I ; Metropolitan, I ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, and London and Routh Western, * ; London and North Western is now quoted stink to f ; Great Western, 72k to }; Mid land, 138* to 139 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119* to 120 ; South &stern, 94 to * ; Great Eastern, 51} to 1 ; London and South Weaken, 98 to 99; Metropolitan, 1131 to 1141; Great Northern, 138 to 140 ; and Caledonian, 124 to 125. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are steady, at previous quotations. ORDLNABY slim= AIIID MOM RAILWAYS. —PitttriCie o - i i. 07. us in ust.,wiiCasoWNVit — s — le IL &yams nom — N in esraltdAt I 0 111. 106 lidssed sad ate 0 0 SI. 100 Caledonian Ulf 12* ili all Cat and Ilandaa IS la Cornwall 10 ell Do. kl Ano die. mill • no in Do. B 1 p. Melaka, B. N an Dubin NS 1~.1 u an 'ounisorukaubnis N. idlabwittiand Ila Gleeper and LW lIIL t• Groat loam Ord. St. _.. N. No i Do. K 100 Do. W=. 0 11 1 11,..Ne. 11 11 IL 100 31 84 Jorthans lSt 110 at N Dad . 1 • roe. sodlv.l 1 11 . 1 IN N. N Dal NO& als paid N. 00 Ct. Soma .I , Sema SO SO Dn OS, SOS OT Oral woken (11•.) ni Tu IL t nano., VaLlifts.lo N. i Da. bask Waka..— at I Do. W. /114.—ONNI IL Da. IN. .11 St. IN Do. Do. El IL 100 lenceatite .1 l' Ilt. 100 London and Blacked 111. IN 1ea.,110=1. , W. 100 Leaden. &Dow. !1100 Lenden&SorN auna St. NO LoodoakionthWeilen Sa. 100 ilan.,Bbatot linedNi N as ilampeet .ad NI all • Do. Da. 1 lima St. N. I INN N. NO 11Y _W II al II 111 00 el Ift 100 60 61 N 44 SI 41 100 102 1104 110 N 70 100 106 61 t 3 1161 07i ft GI Iw.. 114 114 10 111 11: ,at IDo Do. Sow ram. lk Daft. Mid. (it Wa. Do. Rhone .. led [wt Mid Is= llos) North Da idlo.,Porth.Dusi. IN. Zoolors—Dsrwidg Do. 9. N. IL Para— ). 5 ' ;_l;s Do. YceAc. *** fitodtet 1:M;A Do. do. UMW I forth Ilodon UT 101 IZ 1011 :I «I Da. N0w..... 1100 North Staffordahh• all N. t & Westin 100, 100 Scotthh OMNI 'lOO Scottie' N. Ater. Sit , 100 Smith& lifkliaad all Sluswelnuy tt Wald* 100 Simpering Oaks 100 South Divas 1100 South Issisen 'lOO S. Torts& &Wm Des all.Stalsot IliakteglinAte 100 Tad VMS an Do. 11 S Do 0 n} t 3 1 4 1 * Poi IS3 le 7 9 fa 79 14 ns 110 ail 84 87 86 87 int 86 8 166 NI 117} 17 -. 116} dk II 9 166 170 0 7 so 8 • psi I iirDs_ I Di Do. efi D. , lei Vale at Nis& 'lOO Victoria SW a Pinar , 1100 ,Watietat Llkaasq WI West Claniml I VA wAiree. 'wt.& XL SWIM POI 106 110 111 Athalet St lawns°, braJks. /1 01. i arra It lake Marcel " 1011 Par ias 10311 si d I I II I aai Dd. US DolL.= b riodsrlai OW a Dda Ads.l. ion re l I* , Ds. dd. Jul/ I. ISM NM i Ds. dialer 1,104 did CaL 411.1rdana Iva d. pa 'Gaya T. & Dcskep. co.& sal ,Dimamajp.e.par. I* li* Domed dn. I I MO iDial Win go. s: sa Ha id I Do. 0 Ratiedas IS Do. X do NI , &sod Trask al sil ' Do.lrep.lL i t a t at WI Do. lie pa. an , De. de. dolma all i Do. fad praL Doeda an i Do. do. ddelad ell . De. lad wad IMadt ail Do. dia. thread ail Da. Ili pi SIND all Do. do. dined LOS Great - -.- 17 U 17 Se 77 IS ei 100 PT 90 i 1 19 * ID 9s 91 99 71 TS 01 SS 416 117 96 67 dB U 411 211 SO 97 29 19$ 164. Whom Nostwoh Ds ea II pee awl Do. Now do. &at India I. P.O. Do 411 pot cowl. Do it. Woolens et Cam& - -- - - tar I P* co r 1 0 t eral Ft 96 - Ike. Now— -41 ko... b. lldo.pay.lat do. do. 1.17 Lido& Unload Ds. Now K. guar. p. oat Do. do. Ds. do. do.— Do. KM Kolb. amp. I pat •Itolb. sad S. SS laboe• Dor ji.looobt OrodlA Is D kip ta a r ".& do. do. D Do. o. Pulses do I Do. lodroallbilob. do Jona RUC Ak le 1 l 1044118 BS 91 U 86 e 414 UM 100 101 94 N 90 N a a s s a a 1111 Ile Mk NIG 'Sr Ws 1006 la ~ 1111 IN B. BANK& 72f_ "Si - not No. IMt I LW 124 I CI. prima 1 Oaks. 1&408 IN lama Mmlaemitea.) 118 142 146 ; - WM SO i be. - .- - WINO 100 IS 4B pa .. 10,000 100 IDa lOW IS 40 42 pa - 101.000 10 Auls Amtelis 10,000 10 IVs Rau (Umlted) 6 1 Ira - 1;{00 48 'Auslaraleala 0 71 n 2.• TAM 40 1 Do. 71,w 3O 26 27 pm - 10,00", 10 BankollblbeCalsbla 16 1 lbw ... 16900 16 'Usk et lapin 6,680 100 .BasikatLrathea. w 176 178 - UM. PI ilia* el 06490 6 fdla I pt .. 10,000 100 ,Beakel N 11 0011 .. SON 50 beak IS SO 61 .. 1,900 100 ;Seat et Walm ) 80,000' 19 'Bank et Inwrfteemal - •.000 20 15 I Skim -. 1&000 60 illelt. • 44140410 44.. U •-• .- VII OMNI 10 Bnlbla Is Callforales (L, 0 1 lfma ... WON 60 Brnish N. Ameba . , a {7 49 - 32.200 10 ,C. ft. Inclla,Am., Ctrfni an SS 41 - 7.800 10 I Do. New , all 13 20 pm - 10.000 2S Cher t liar. ot ..•olaolte lan IS 011 - 8,000 199 KAU I6O 146 130 - 10.000 105 Coloail O6 41 46 - 10,000 26 Com. Hank of lads, to ni g 9pm - 100,000, 10 Coasondated Beak (L) 6 n tam - MOO NO Coatlnestel (1.) l6 11 Slam Ea - 1;0N, SO 14441 Loudon (Umltad) 5 1 4pa 60 Do. Now - f O ,OOO Si ang.Soot&Aml.Chart& en 11/ It . 13 MAO& MI lagnab end Bwediab (LI IS -. *Sam 10 = ch llas i Mltal , DI 91 1 0 ml 4 10,4119 100 sigr4l U 9 Ps -. 10,490 MS I Do. New - 1,000 111 I Iv. New - 10,9 N 00 Imp. mot China/4.A I ret -- LOAN 99 ilamerld Mamas lO 4 111 1 12,091 U ,mocha all 29 SI - 40,6 N, N load Mart Bk. banal 4 11 nut - WAN N :Loa.lk.oflleskooka 1 1/ 1 19 61 - MAO 100 , Landon bank of Root 13 41 lif pm - '4,010 MO I(.lkm sad &asthma " 49 11 14 pm 64 6,080110 14,4.&Aramit& MOIL 41/ 16 14 ma - 20,000 15 , Do. New, Wt. at 11 pea 1 8 4pm - 6,090 HO ;Ise., Mr.. 4a. Met IL.) U I 4pm - 00,000 20 •Los. MBank at Aostri IN 264 - 10,000 100 London and Cbiordsl ( 1. 11 7 3pm - TO,O OO 50 London and County - 0.000 100 Jon nambp.Oes.U.(L 113 11 4pm - 00,000 60 Lama= rola. 110411 lO 41 60 - IAIOO 100 'Loa and Nettle's (L )IS 24 Apin - 10101 10 London& Boa* Alrlean an Ili 16 0,090110 lout 18. Reams (Um 10 4 opm - woo 140 las. I WenaMmaar - 10,600 193 Merchant bank(Lhs.), lll 10 11 paa - 90.N 0 IS lleresatnei larimna II 9 NI pm - WOO 60 , Do. New - MON IN , Metro.* Prwr. bask (1 om 7 oma - 0669 100 111d/aad nun (Um.) - MOD ISO }National at ramped III 1 9pm - MOO 100 , Da New l6 8 9pm - 16,006 to o. N.Tt at Into* No? 12 - - - 20,000 50 ' Natloaal Dank, Nww 6 - - - 20,000 20 New Boat li Reba an 44 66 - •O,NO II New teshand (1 4154 1 par Ipm - NOW 10 North W 4411411 4 41 frne - NAM 16 ,Orlaslal Baal Onnosa an GS 49 ISI 4 10,100 100 'mint el Iran& - usoo N Bohai, Pay., anal I* se 4 Po - um N 404114 Al44l4iii ma 14 40 - 101 N IS South Emirs (Um.) - 15,6 N 11* Meal. al &B. Anita &MS IN ne. 4e. 15,400 16 Unlaa 41 AmlrallaNew all 44 17 - IWO IDS l llniaa at Ironed (1.9 a.) N I 1814 par - eMOS IS lades mi imam ll 6l 68 83 131 DOCIa. le. l lb. i Wan IN IQ. plow I Idea 1.01‘0 7131 . ,But mad toms loam. um 140 us - mow to amot Mesta, De*. I - -.- &SUM St Losdott - 1,1110,880 86, IL lientartse l4l 71 711 - Naomi ft ,soutamoutom IN - - 111,800 31.1Tioiarla US IN 188 -. ..., oavaioarimi llboi SI I.lLooloam DI lOootrolloallter u k.l . ,BerlkiWatieweica II Bombay au 60 ilkltiolt Aare4oo ( a Lodi , St. 11. a L Mg. ISOLCL.b. .401 SS Illeltbdi liana Toe (II 41 DISICIOOOda 60,0110 10 Ot000dla=0:14 &NM. SO toying Canopist 20,000 60 'C.O7 Oases (fibs) ..J 60,0.0' 10 otAincsas4o4 1 60,000 m Magba, 7 20,1).10 SO Dia.. tl.) 17,600 SO Oostlarisl Us.(isoiLl WACO 100 OoMroolOooporsalooD. u.OOO u oco.u.sos.rodThom um' so Croft Irooolor IWO II Mauritius (L ) w 2: 4 01 reit Yobt/kor wax IL I prooomoo KD_ IL Do. S. I ...a si sso 0:40 o 00 11 11,1ndlasi llnaselal i ) MAO, 10 'L. Doti& IMS. a Mail WOO 20 liprokramarriL(L Mimi R. lOWA@ Tokowli -• • • tkoso A ang.Fl4 __Ana. 1%030 100 Iing.OIOUNIOIL 16,0061100 InuagololOomooolos. 0 ,000 60 , Flomasisl Dino* (4} 10,030 SO i rons-40 Warshaw (L ,11,04 to. :G.OrZinilltaidiai.ii 122 122 22 ]Me }pal l r 74 1P° 27 II 111 91 se so 1 414 10 19 22 4 Pr IE, scos lo pal 11 pm , U 44 • 9 pn2 le opts' 4 sipu N 104 109 107 110 2 spm I 2 dist 1115 tk lowRP•11 11•2 I 1 , • 3i Sign 11:1 ti 1 1° :;oses&Coloola: 8144 : 17 : "." 1 4 :(:: lifetims's" Z tedilaa Cahrryb Win& ba ~ oe . tr. -- i film I 17 46 6 P.' 411 iciasame lator — b - :. — g Laad p. - - . 7 01....10 I.l.. Cro4 — U r. (1 Itallaabrig. Klaa. Ca l i read Itooarltloa (ILL) toad. Lb kaa tradl/ toad.aadeatodoa. IL tood.Diolaist Take. ) Load. Mama. Alto. ) Do. Nos L Tut %Du, a6.4alliti L) to 4rosa i acKliPiavl Marble Do. Worths lowtotateat(ll Dattrttlao taadl Med* actin. Tot. )1 Illwall boa Worts Neal Lad a Doi. C. IL) Nomad Ma. LW 11.1 National Masada (L) Nat West alma Na,. Norbadelaooal a L 1.0 itioaland TALoaa(L ?CHM, Lateabohrt(L) N.littt.dillotata. la. L No D volootat o. tIaNdL..L) do. Matins Loma Omotorolairl. Odom .1 PLasolat IL.) Orioalal Gus (1821101( Da. Now Laird libiaralL) Ottoman Plasaelal : ) Ottoman 0.. (Midi,* Posaloal.lL latoat(L. )1 Do. do. I Pool Itv.laad It iiiE) Poidooodor It 0. Nam! Do. Kw = " 1"41 1 boa Ds. tow CII7 MDit Imre% (L) to ditto . layal mmasse:. *::: Sookaut LA iza.lavall . Sps. Soo. ni IloolLeß Ra t,) &Akira IL A L. il.` Soo& Loballoa Lad Illaimokto itel.Otasirattrrii. ti.namenny Lui.(l.) Teri T. IL L i to. o la r . Oora et DattailL Thlog. L. (I. Utdvora. Karlin La. (L Craw Loam TogiAaJ Ditto Yoe Dismou'a Lad Warrant ilaaaot(lio Wootladiattadilo a I 6 6.11. 1 a 66 2 2 liar 11 2 gorii 1S ISitas' 11 Illpsc' fedla . 1 2pc ler I lei art 1 pro par 1 pa par .ate}pen 10 10from, lOrbs 010111 lepaci da 1 pas TS 19 . SO -- 3 i lb* I! II Pal dia IPn Ir. 40 4 11 so pa 2 11414 ID st s P 4 r SID :I P. 111 114 NM par 421 Nal_4l 1 nPml SU 55 55 idis TAR I 5.9 1 5 • 1 Ps ; 1 Ws 2 3 pco 14 17 10 12 j le 4117,7' PREFERENCE twice sad South Wakes alia, 153. auk stork Iris 3rd MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cxocx. The mining market is fiat to-day, and prices generally exhibit a droopi ng tendency. The fortnightly settlement engages attention. The ' following shares all show a reduction at the quotations given, vie.:—Great Vor, 28* to 26*; Cook's Kitchen, 184 to 124 ; Wheal Grenville, 61 to 71 ; East Lovell, 14* to ; and East Caradon, 271 to 28. East Grenville are firm, at 5/ to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. A spemal meeting of the Port Philip and Colo nial Gold Mining Company is called for the 25th inst, when it will be proposed to make a distribu tion on account of the profit made by the company during the last six months. A special meeting of the Victoria (London) Min- Mg Company (Limited) is celled for the 25th inst., when a dividend will be proposed. - i — sio - 01 moosskst us skin us, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL LVllikolll. II P jam 4 Aar, 14 "41474. r. 1211.04(2°176.44111.1M05,":4 2l LS loft 2 9 Oft arid --I—, sift Assays .. as 1 Id us 61 444 Gills ft Den.—wry Isidag, Osis. It" limas. aaml t is. SIMILLII 11.101,111111 TO PLITCROATIOO 111 WI ARRAS' POW 01/ VW! MON TIM WI WIIMI 111A1M. MINCING LANIL—(THIS DAT.) Sucuit.—The market cestiasal very quiet; bat the limited sale of British Weft India reported an at about Tuesday's miss. &deed common brown lumps hays de clined to 4Da 64., and lair qualities ha proportion. 00Prina —The dsmsmi for piantaticia O.ylos continue with* ; Miami sold at 695. to rla Id. ; middling. 80a 6d. to 82e. ; ilso, 116 a Id. to 875.; pm berry, 84e. 6.1. TlA.—Thai no improveact the demand far tide mita*. RIOIL —Boehm' has been transacted but fail partlatilan are sot made public. Assowsoor.-Bt. Vincent sold at 41d. for common to for a. (se Srless.—Nolasse amnions Srat ; anall sold at is. 4d. to it 6d. ; pinnate, at 20. to 21d. ; is other cisecriptioos of &plods the traseaceissa w asitsportast. Rcs.—The roarkot has bees motive at Ltd prices. The alas Wain& Mauritius. et ls. 4ed. to ls. sd. ; Daimler add Tobago, la. U. to la. ; Demerara, le. 7d. ; sod Jamie*. 2a 9d. to 2a. 10d. Sap rrinn.-200 begs of fine Bawl sold at 34a. 6d. mak. Istotoo.—The quarterly sales of Eut loth* are (Meg off well. for *hippies qualities of Beogal seedy all that is amid lodise boyars at the ageing rates. Oorrou m ant ses@ is active request at firm prices ; yester day the salsa far wind. war masking 7.000 bales, including 4,200 lm Jon is is good murk at ern taloa. Commas sod =Wile' sold at 181. to Stl. ; good ditto to fins, 231. to 301. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ths market is steady, sod prima are reported as fol lows :- -Tows tallow is quoted 395. net malt ; Petersburg TO., es the spot. 40e. 6d. to 40a. 9d. ; July to September. 40s 61. to 40a. 9d. ; Oetobar b Deoomber. 435. ; DOOM. bor. 43a. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (Tllll3 DAY.) We have a large suppl of beasts, and a slow trade. Priem ere lower, sad a number remain °mold. Sheep are also more plentiful than for some time past r They oirmot all be disposed of, even at our geolatlons. Tends is slow for lambs, at about Yeaday's prices. There is not mock alteration in the trade for gam. Oar foreign supply consists of 870 besets, 2,190 sheep, and 789 calves. Wlikdt eows. 90. 1 ivy stow*. alba a. 4. a. d. Par oar d Ma. aa.a d. Mat Basta,ford4 8 4 10 IllaiDeddrat-bdallb 0 0 6 8404 6heralkaili 4 6 4 8 Sri Loart-aracds.... 0 0 0 Plaread qad. bank 8 • 8 8 De. do. Mora .... 4 4 4 Calves Plp Ileallamatfliabred• 0 0 0 0 2 Lath. _ _ _ Swat' at ambit, 1,910 SIC w.. 110. sad lambs, 15.170 ; advs s: SMITENTELD HAY MARHET.-(THD3 DAT.) Isom Horny mod &otos report trade at 'be follow* prism : Primo uteoclow hay. 80‘. to M. ; soporior aim.. 9. M. to 1000 ; now dittn. 60,. to B it'. ; clover, oid. 115 s. to 1150. ; *row, St to 30s. ORMAL PA.►as—Five SHILLING DAT.WPD /MOAT, JOLT 13. —Atioiseirs• oe mamma, 2,174; Mb) W maw lakeis, 4,104: Inlal, 6.077. Visa. I_s t. Joss 11 Jane 13 Ism lay it July& 40 a .. • • SO 11 r SS .. • • • • • • • • • • s_app ____ 40,000 1%000 00,000 10 OM w:«~! 6. , 187.1 10.47•1 761. 60.606 ii:iiii ii,iii 110 SOO KM 'VW !•(*3ll ii.:izie - I ii:ii m il us, MIA Mt !! 3 "1 10,000 1 10,6001 ow , 1.4 1408011 1100,0091.1 ACNO' !SOW 14,11:10 1V517.600l !6)1 10 1 1 3111,11011 10,000 Worial 70,0001 Un _~ :~i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Cuacx. The belief that the Danish question is about W be settled has gained strength to-day, and a fresh impulse has consequently been given to the prices of public securities. The funds have again risen i to per cent. Foreign bonds like wise show an upward tendency, but the chief animation has again been in the market for hums railway stocks, which have experienced a further important rise. The fortnightly settlement is is fullprogresa, and will be completed to-morrow. Since the announcement that the directors d the Bank of England have separated *about making any change in the rate of discount, the demand for money has increased, and there is lees disposition to take good bills at 51 par cent., the more general quotation being sf. Bills which Lave been kept back iu ex pectation of a reduction are now being brought forward. In the Stock Exchange there is also an increased demand for short loans on English government securities, and the rate has advanced tis 31 to 4 per cent., with a smaller supply of money. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quote& 661 r. bac., being rather more than 1 per cent bet ter than yesterday. Consols are quoted 90# to for money, and 901 to 91 for the account (August 9). The official business report is as follows:-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 110#, ; ditto, for account, 91, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 891, # ; Bank Stock, 2371. 2391 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 4,1; ditto Four per Cent, 991 ; Exchequer Bills, June. 4s. die., par. Foreign stocks are very firm. The chief change is a rise of 2 to 3 per cent in the Confederate Loan, in Turkish Consolidofs, and lin Mexican. Some of the present [quotations are annexed, viz. Greek, 241 to 26 ; Mexican, 29 to 4, ex all ; Confederate, 75 to 77 ; Spanish Passive, 20# to ; Turkish of 1838, 71 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 49 to 4 ; and the Consolid4s, 511 to $. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Austrian, 754, ex div. ; Brazilian, 1863, 861 ; Belgian Font , and-a-Half per Cents., 981; Dutch Tito-and-a-HA per Cents., 621, ex div. ; ditto Certificates, 100 ; Egyptian, 1021, 103 ; Italian, 68, az div. ; ditto foe account, 681, ex div.; Mexi can, 29, ex all ; ditto for account, 291, 11, ez all ; ditto, 186 4. 26 4, 4, 1 ; Moorish, 95, 94; Portuguese, 1856, ate., 471. 4E4 471, ex div. ; Russian, 1859, 55 ; ditto, 1842, 86; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, 1 ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 10, ; Turkish, 1854, 92 ; ditto 1868, 711 ; ditto for account, 714 ; ditto, 1862, 41119 4, ex div. ; ditto for account, 891, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 694, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 57, 4. International Financial shares are now quoted 6f to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 31 to prem. London Financial, 131 to f prem. ; Imperial sad Mercantile Credit, 41 to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 171 to 1, ex div. ; Ebbw Vale, par to prem. ; and Ottoman SocietAl G4n6rale, 34 to f prem. The steamer Tasmanian, from the West Indio, has brought 437,0001. in specie. The amount of government bills on India, fie which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 20th just, will be rupues 30,00,006 (300,0001.) We understand that the dividend to be recom mended for the half-year at the meeting of the National Discount Company, on the 20th Met., will be at the rate of 16 per teat. per anuses, payable on both the old and new shares. An addition of 1,5001. will also be made to the reserve fund, and a balance of 2,000/. will be carried over. The following is the report of the directors of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Beak to be submitted on the 25th inst. : The directors have to lay helot e the propriston the re sult of the operations of the bank for the belf.vear ending 31et March left in the 'Glades, sad 313th Jaew - in Load's. It will be obesrved from the sneezed statement of thew. coasts that the balsam of profit is 26,4671.05. 10d., whisk the directors trust will be ealisfeatory to the propriseem. The branch at Adelaide, to which Wows was made is the last report, was opened on the 4th of April with every C9of secome, owing to the prceperess emiditioa et 071 S oey. Three gretleinee of high 'lauding and Mamma had colisseled le fora thesteslive into • local based. Yr. John &Nimes who was strongly moms. needed far the &Sea, had be,appointed manager, tad =bed be *seared as favourable terms. The masissie cf opinion that Um prudent course will be further to the reserved feed before raising the rate of dividend. and they, thirster% reereameed that lim balance of 28,4671. Os. 10d. be appropriated as follows, viz.— To the payment el • dividend at the rate el wiz per awt per mom, free of isooree-tors, on 603,000/, 18,000 C; towards the redaction of but premien ad furniture as mutts, LCOOI. ; to the mewed feed. 8,0001., which ea then amount to 43,000/., leavieg a halms* of 1,4674 Os. 100. to be carried forward. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders el the Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited) is called for the 22nd inst., at Liverpool, to confirms the resolution passed on the sth inst., for the la mas° of the capital from 2,000,0001, to 4,01:0,000L The first ordinary meeting of the Contract Corpo ration (Limited) will be held on the 26th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the United Kingdosa Railway Rolling Stock Company (Limited) is called for the 29th inst. Notice is given of the closing of the transfer books of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company (Limited), preparatory to the trans mission of the half-yearly interest warrants. At the present settlement, the rates of "con tinuation" on foreign stocks are generally light. Somewhat higher terms have been paid on Britt* railway stocks, and in a few instances, including Caledonian, the chugs for carrying over specula tive purchases has been considerable, but these are exceptions. The following shows the rates genet , ally current yesterday : Great Western -16 to 7-16 met. Lenesehir• and Yorkshire to Loudon and North Weston to Midland to e " ".. Caledoeian I " Great Northers • Metropolises t to South Pesters 7-16 to 9-A : G Medfield to 54 . reat &Aa Great Western et Osaada...... 6d. to ls. . "eves" General Credit Interimlineal Piano:nal Confederate Low "wee" Greek w. la .11 " Maxima Dino Caspar Spaaisb Passive 1.16 Ditto 05e112666.6 142 Turkish latersal 6 per amt vameggiela. 1222 3-1. . 3-16 . 3-16 . 3-= t . t • • The Soot* for New York, will Gall at Quasar town on Sunday, July 17, and wiessinges will be received until the same hours. A WOMAN WITH FIVE 11V8BAND6. At es Deaosport poliereourt on Monday, before the mayor gni three other magistrates, Mary Jae* Sharp, a iodide( middle-aged 1.0,11&11., was charged with r l e j uni intermarrying with William Henry utuasia, Collinp, John Smith, and Walter Warring, at the same time bass the lawful wife of Richard Sharp. who is stir shwa Mr. Eastlake. Admiralty west, presemited. and Mr. Roadie defended. In opening the case Mr. Eastlake stated the WNW charges of polygamy, and observed that another sharp was preferred against the prisoner of hawks gqeeeess~eled • tabs petition claiming the effects et amassed, the third man whom as triamied, as lus lawful wife, which had led to ins r i m y t y m ined the prearat exposure, an wens a like relation. Numerous whamming wise summed with respect to the charges of polygamy, but the other cheap was not gone into, beteg adid until Friday. The bane, however, committal the for trial at the next asitsag upon each of the fear ebasiese of polygamy. B a li v ., It earners that an the lime rasa "M it whom she married wan essumus. - r1