The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-18 00:00:00

contradicted by the Turin bit& says it was doeithr,l "at the last " that their royal highnesses cannot but si.it of IN . l'rince of I'rus4a. T. IF, :;,., wtts very languid at the opening. for the rise by a great effort got for account quoted at 70fr. 20e., but it t?tr'" , .. o f r • ice., with a fall of 2,1 e. The latest t me. l II 4 ;ofr. /I owing a rise of 10e. It i t, 3 t the eo»fidence hitherto prevaning fl 3, %ill be higher at the end of the month, „,,y. For the last several dayß 'peen s have , • • •ht IZ e nte for cash and got a profit b for time. Italian r ose 13 e. There was r tit ether securities. ~ d:a ~r' ~ ~~: I' iM11:11I. 11, PARLIAMENT. F coSIMONB.—(TIIDEI DAY.) rit ; • • 1 ..4 the chair at ten minutes p as t 12 6='t 1 1'1'1:1: in answer to a question. said ~,, ission relativs to the grievances I!I 11 . !' . t completed. _ _ ,rl ,• ' t • fur the second ' " ' reading of the „ s. • eeintion Bill, Atention to the recent experi ,. • 1111,..1 • . . • 1 . , . tcr the hun. member had been • ...yea that the house be counted, fl,,s MI MI ~t ILA r L, n• were forty members present. to IN. ;1 11 X the report on the subject i, 1 , 1 , he was not in a position to • ' ".• ~1 , ,,,, , .11. The hon. baronet then entered the objects with which th e ex . ~• Ile had, he said, that morning 3111111.1,- 1 , 1 j,•lltlrtnen with to the neces ,• Lawn- the I ,, rt at Plymoi r t e e ni thinking they I then...lv..- of every opportunity of unp,rove . Ne t zgl•-t,•,1 by the development of sc ience . .*, ,„, the Mhlauli Shield, it would be premature for „ nu y npili ion. but judging from the newspaper •: , hfsight it had stood the trial to which it was trrmdv well. He should receave a full report pct , awl dining the recess he should exercise • • him to be necessary caution with respect of experiments. 1-.1.CH0 expressed satidaction that such an • had been brought forward, and aelmow .l.,folly the anxiety manifested by the aVar that the experiments in question shoo . rn n satisfactory manner. [Left sitting.] VIAL AND COMMON JURIES. ;•art of the Select Committee on Special : m Juries was published this morning. A variety t . vr. , oda lions are submitted by the committee, the first _-a. the &Aeration that the jury lists ought to be ;1 , 3T , wi th greater care, and that they should contain of many persons who are now either legally, or ::: , u7ll negligence, omitted. To remedy those ;. i. proposed that overseers should be paid • ,•sjcnecs " in preparing the lists; that those .:hi be revised by the guardians of the poor, and , t venoms should be sable to penalt i es for mei n. ChC3C respects. They also recommend that the ,te summoning special furors for the trial in London and Middlesex should be assimilated mcided by "The Common Law Procedure Act, • .:. n. the triul of causes in other parts of Eng- -: a rand of not test than 30 special :ram in each court should be returned for f..r Middlesex and London, the same jury- r. 1. :ng liable to serve in any court ether than that *l, h they have been summoned; that the special . :should be separately and carefully re- :o as to include persons now frequently .I . that the practice of relieving persons liable to 77 , a.; grand jurymen from the duty of serving as cont. (.1 ,pecial jurymen ought to be abolished; that 1.• t-hould be called • second time until the . 1.. has been fully and fairly exhausted; less than four days' notice be given; 1.. juryman be summoned to serve in more 1,.. court on the same day; that attendance t m.t to exceed more than a week at a time; . th..l. the remuneration of both classes of o, be made per diem, at the rate of ono guinea a Nweial, and ten dhillings for common, jurymen. . • use other kindred matters came under the notice of “ininittee during the course of the inquiry, but as s were not strictly within the terms of the reference, I"rmail recommendations are offered with respect to in. The committee, however, express their belief iat the power of having a special jury criminal cases, the reduction of the present !nber of a jury, and the expediency of making such al .,tion in the qualification of jurymen as may best ensure selection of educated and intelligent men, are subjects worthy the future attention of larliament. PIiST-OFFICE AND THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHAY. "; • • .rivet coauflittee on this bill have agreed f• spee'al report: • 1 .r committee have considered the several matters t....v were specially instructed to inquire into, and : .; mion-1. That it is not desirable that the trans : . r messages for the public should become a legal the Yost-office. 2. That it should be left to • 1... n of the Postmaster-General, with the consent • ..,sury, to make special agreements for the trans . ..rtain classes of messages at reduced rates, but nich special agreements should be laid upon the • Y... llouse of Commons as soon as conveniently may . l i.ac socurityahould be taken for ensuring the secrecy transmitted through the Post-office by making of such secrecy punishable as a madames.- . llat the special circumstances at present at working .• .. .• of these submarine cables which the • -General may acquire, make it desirable that be marls for the working of them by less - -we, in the tirst instance, to a company or com • - • -I.i.st of any such lease to be laid before perils may ultimately be found expedient that the • :should itself work such cables. ' • .1 A committee also report that they have con :: bill and taken evidence thereon, which they - L to report to the house ; and they have also • .! ...gh the bill and made amendments thereunto. VIJI.I•IJa INTISLLIOINCB.-(71113 Dlr.) July 18.—Wial at Doom& south-west ; plesesat bream ..... 17.—Arrived: Highdyer front Melbourne. •••,. 3 al) 17.—Arrived : James Kit:ehen. Duakirk, from • is::.' Julyl7. Arrived: Christine Aquentat. from Saline. .1,1 7 17.- Arrived: Robert Henderson, from New Zee ' • 07,02 adu lahakcapeart, New York; Aluoibogk, • • July 17.--Arrired : Sumpter, from Galveston; " , "•trg. Italtatore ; John Parker, Quebec ; Betty Thasze, • . n.ulul: City of Durham , fur St. John's, Newfound . • talcatta ; Itadama, Calcutta; Glenarvon, Cal , 1 % , fort-au-Prins. . • '•- ~ July 17. • :laded: Her Majesty's oh* Inedstibls, • : . :Lay IC.. -Arrived: from caw. t. -.6 4 , .Imrc.d Jeade Doyle, from • . 1, 4 IG. Arrived: EeelMe, from Quebec; Mona Slag, • . Sol. 17. Arrived : Irma (barqu e .) Wad ll. B. V. • , 4 . &out, of Dertainiuth, Weet for the North. ...Lily N.- Sail.-41 : Berard for the Gppee of Good Hope; , 1 ;•.4oloosios P. Jelin, New, CASUALTIES. •• I '..c. July 7. The hull of the Consul, bound to i‘nic.l I. to T)L.: beach 29,111 June, when it will be % 1 •• amp... of ..I.taistiug tbe cotton fastoninfaS July o New l e mpedo, sc. Jowl, N. 8., to • ntt. Int , . tin thr night of the 80th Jane by s herwite, hieleay, iron t•t John, N.B. The New Ininprolo :,,, 1 "" #o*. Rothaare damage is not (nown. . June 28.—The Galatea, for • ~• n,kA in I..v.ag thr h •L rbour 12th June, aril :4 M l• . ...NI.. t 6. t.irbenr, hat again put to sea after Wag a ith..ut damage. • • """" • ki• r Atlanta: Cable), July 17.—The Glide, ''• ••• ia .liort at lieceutia. Cargo way • ; i.• 11.•igarett., lainatithau to Queen town, " •t •., di.trtgv, and was diachargiug I.Lft \.'. 1 ~~i 1~. ~ ' -TRY.—On the Bth inst., the • P. Bouverie, oldest son of Viscount th to a eon and heir at the family 7e venerable Furl Radnor, Via- hi, •an the Hon. W. P. Bonierio, ' t ".o of the latter reprelent father, eon, •'.. 1 go gaualtan in a throat line.— Wilts • "I ( x.t L C CLLEN. —The following .wil - (Srdinal t-rAterday respecting the condition I ..es. Cullen:—" Kis Eminence the Aiiblo s h im i s progressing favourably to-day, out danger.O'Famell, M.D., Hayden, M.D., F. R. Cruise, M.D.—July 17, 0. • 71 "• kotway of the Northern Thames Embank (AL4l,`"ll lA. formally Bo wn open to the public bow t the ard cot Worke.—SoNth I N y ,:.! TIIE SECOND EDITION. LAW INTELLIGZNOX-(THIS DAY.) - COVET OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge-Ordinary.) BALM 9. BA/01211 AND SSAIMICIM Berjeant Ballantine and Mr. Willis for the petitioner; Dr. Dane, Q.C., and Dr. Bwabey for the respondent; Dr. Spinks Q.C., and Mr. Searle for the co-respondent. This was a petition for a solution of f on the giound of adultery, and the husband laimed 0004 of, the co-respondent by way of The parties were married it a l Mist which time both were very young. They cohabited a t E n fi e ld , or in the neighbourhood (the petitioner having an ap pointment at the government mead arms factory), and two children were the fruit of the unio n . The co-respondent, who was a medical man, somewhat advanced in years, had been in practice at Oheshunt, but he had latterly been the medical officer of the factory. He attended the respondent during her oonfinements, and it was suggested that he had availed himself of the opportunities which his professional privi leges gave him to seduce his patient. In 1887 the suspicions of her husband were in some manner aroused, and there were explanatioas on the subject. The respondent confessed, as was al that the 00-respon dent had been rutty of some familiarities, but that it was against her will. This led to • separation, and the insti tution of the suit. The defence was partly • denial, and partly a recrimituding plea of cruelty and adultery. The case had not, however, made much progress when we went to press. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. TEO DOO LLW. Thomas Bond, drover, was brought up on remand before the Lord Mayor, charged with setting aforocious dog on a police-officer. . _ On Saturday evening last, about 6 o'clock, Oliver Abbott, a police-constable, law the foot-pasaingers stopped on London-bridge, and many of them in the car riage-way. On going up to see what was the matter, he saw a dog lying , on the pavement, uninuaaled, and with his tongue . out. rhe officer mixed the dog b y . the neck and was taking it to the station when the prisoner came up and said the constable should not take it to the station, and told the dog to bite him. The animal then got loon and bit him twice in the wrist. Mr. Beard, solicitor, now appeared for the prisoner, and said he was instructed that the dog bit the officer from the manner in which it was treated by him. A witness was called in corroboration of this state ment, but _ _ The Lord Mayor said be did not believe hie evidenee, and fined the Fleenor 11. for setting the dog ou the officer, and another 1/. as compensation to the constable. GUILDHALL. erIPICIOUS ronsietox or ritOPIWIT. William Rapt:, who gave Ma address at 17 Bell-alley, Goswell-street, was placed at the bar before Sir Benjamin Phillips, charged with being in possession of three cigar cams, value 24a, supposed to have been stolen. William Smith, detective officer, said that about 11 o'clock this day he was in Mr. Walter's shop in Alders gate-street, when the prisoner came in and claimed the three cigar cases as his. They had been previously offered in pledge by a female and detained as she could not give a proper account of their possession. He asked the prisoner if they were his, and where he got them from, and he replied that they came to him from Germany. He gave a correct address, but a false name. He was well known to the police. The prisoner said he did not take them Into the pawn broker's shop himself, but only went to claim them. Sir B. Phillips remanded the prisoner for inquiries. BOW-STREET. AOT BIIHOIARB AND inua BECOIMB Of THEIR DOOM 1{ ißnaw fotzgeraid, AMR Barrett, and 14;i7lista 71;to max, boys of about 15 or 16 years of age, were brought up on remand before Mr. Vaughan, the two former being charged with breaking into the premises of Mr. Andrews, dairyman, Leigh-street, Burton-crescent, and stealing a gold seal and other property, and the last with receiving the gold seal, knowing it to be stolen. On the night of Saturday, or morning of Sunday last, Mr. Andrews's premises were broken into, and a gold seal, three silk handkerchiefs, some patsy stamps, and 20a. in money were stolen. On Tuesday, Police-constables Chamberlain, E 163, and Carter, E 117, saw the three prisoners in Cromer street, at the corner of Brighton-street, and apprehended them. Chamberlain took Bateman, and Carter the other two. Upon hearing the charge, Fitzgerald said, " All right, Mr. Carter, I will tell you the truth. I stood by the door, and Barrett got on my shoulders and opened the fanlight, and got in that way. We should have ot more swag only we were inter rupted.'' Chamberlain said to Bateman, " Have you bought a seal of any one?" Bateman replied, " o." On the way to the station he said to Cham berlain, " There you are, " handing him a piece of paper, which was afterwa rds found to contain a bit of cigar end. At the same moment he attempted to pass something to another boy, who passed at the moment but Chamberlain caught hold of has hand, and prevented him hom doing so. Bateman said, " I did buy a seal, and gave a man Bd. for it. I was going to sell it to another man." Chamberlain asked him if he knew it was gold. He replied, " Yes ; I tried it." At the stn-' tion-house the seal was found in his trousers pocket. It was identified by Mr. Andrews. Fitzgerald afterwards said to Chamberlain, " One of y o ur y sergeants stopped us when we were coming away it, and turned us over; but he could not find anything. We had the hand kerchiefs up our sleeves." Maurice Cane, a bov a about 14 years of age, said he bought a silk handkerchief, which he now pr od uced, from Fitzgerald for Id. He saw the name Andrews written in the corner, but Fitzgerald tore the piece off and threw it away. Mr. Vaughan—What do you think be did that for? Witness—l don't know. I did not care. I wanted a handkerchief, and I bought it. Mr. Vaughan—Where did you meet with him ? Witness—l saw him with • lot more, towing in the street. Vaughan—Were you tossing too ? . Witnees—No, I was not tossing, because I had no money to tom with. I had only one penny. Fitzgerald—Why, you had five-and-sixpence. Bateman said he bought the seal from a strange man and did not know that it was stolen. He called as a witness a man named Connor, who keeps a newspaper and sweetstuff shop in Brighton-street, who said that on Monday Bateman was in his shop when a man named Bung came to the door and beckoned him out to ask him if ho would buy a seal. Bateman said, "I will show it to Connor." He did so, and asked him what it was worth. Witness said it would not be dear at 6d. or la. ? and Bateman gave the man Rd. for it. Bateman had since worn it on his watch chain. Witness asked him why he wore such an ugly thing. Mr. Vaughan, after examining it, said he ooald not understand how anyone could call it ugly. Did witness really mein to say ho thought so? The witness reluctantly admitted that he considered it very indeed. He also stated that he lent Bateman the Bd. to buy the seal A witness was ealled to give the a good cha racter, but it was stated by the oat that he was is the habit of encouraging young thieves at his house. They were committed for trial. As they were being removed Bateman set up a series of hideous howls, mingled with protestations of incomes and rubbed his eyes most industriouely, but of to ex. tract a single tear. Two women in court (one his another) joined in the chorus of lamentation with au effect more ludicrous than pathetic. • PUSS 110111* PIIIIIIIII7ID. Arse Tract." aged brickl&yer, of 7, Bowman's place, Holloway, was charged before Mr. Barker with righting and creating a disturbance in the Seven Sisters road, Islington. From the evidence of Police-constable Bond, 264 Y. it appeared that last night he beard that a fight was taking 'Alice in th e Seven Sisters- and on going there he found the defendant and another man fighting, they being surrounded with a large mob of per sons. He separated the combatants and they went a short distance and began fighting pin. They caused such • disturbance that he was compelled to take them into citst,dy, and on the way to the polictwtation the other man got away. The prisoner was discharged with an admonition. THE FATAL AOCIDENT IN THE FARRINGTON IIOAD.—Mr. W. Payne, the City coroner, held an inquest last evening at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, touching the death of tieinuel Hilton, aged six years, who fell from the parapet of one of the model lodging-houses while playing with some other boys at a game called " follow my leader." The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death," and recommended that the earporation should cause an iron railing to be erected on the parapet sur rounding the roof of the house. DRESS ETIQUETTE Dr COUNTY CoITRTS.—At sitting of the county court for this district, held at the County Hall, Mold, en Monday last, the learned judge, Mr. B. V. Williams, addressing the advocates, a that his attention had been drawn to the fact that none of the professional gentlemen in this circuit appeared in his courts in their oMcial costume,. and that he observed, on the present occasio n , one gentleman in a velveteen coat, and another in a light and airy shooting jacket. This was neither respectful to the court nor dignified in itself, and the practice mud not be con tinued. An excellent rule had been made in this by the late judge ef this court, which in future wo r tTiT e t c d t enforced, and he hoped that public notice would be taken of this intimation. At a later stage of thine proceedings, upon one of the advocates, who ap peal ed the shooting ischet, applying for an advocate ' s fee, his Honour refused it upon t e sole ground thatla Ina not in the recognised legal dress.—Cernarem N.,ei • k4'tYthA 4 4,Aits'iiiPb rN a ftiiirlikmack WreimsaanlLl. • I.I7SAPOOL inbertto.---Mrts DLit.) LIVERPOOL LEG ER, Lynditirlon walked over. BADMINTON /MAXIM ' Good Bops . .. Rupiah Bose c LIVERPOOL CUP. 7 to to 6 4 apt Perraoquasf -- Hoesidash 4 la • 1 The Dina 4 to 1 Wild Bri ar t) HANDICAP PLATE. Half a wiao. Honesty, may, Af Caw, and Macaroon Dawdle, are Pasotitiohorn nar, Edinboro', Mar rica, LIVERPOOL CUP. One mils and a half. Roma* WM Briar, FOMAiploll, Lawyer, Dean, Ts, bouret, and Pair Wind are hers. WELTER CUP. One mile and a quarter. hem Throe per Cent., Czar, Minster 8011, and Deceit are EnTorr HANDICAP. Three-quarter* of a Exile. Embry% Minster Bell, and Honesty are hers. TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP PLATE. Half a mile. Waffles and Electricity are hem. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.30 P.Y. -. Some rather important changes took place in the betting to-day on the Goodwood Stakes. Gemara waa at first supported at 8 to 1, then 400 to 100 was laid, and finally 7to 2 was laid and offered. Kidderminster's price was not mentioned. Lucifer was driven to 60 to 1, and Tabouret to 50 to 1; 20 to I was also laid apt Papil lon, while the same figure was booked in favour of Strad broke. Priem as follow : GOODWOOD STAKES. 7 to 2 apt Gement (t and oP Bto 1 Kidderminster (a) 100 to 8 Ecartii (t) 100 to 7 Cannon Riff (t and off) 16 to 1 Rom ' Girl (off) 20 to 1 S bro e(t and wanted) 90 to 1 Choral (t and off) 20 to 1 Papillon (t and off) 25 to 1 (off, 1,000 to 30 t off) 1000 to 30 oek 1000 to 30 Eta- van (off) 1000 to 90 'rabouret (t) 1000 to 90 Lucifer (t) 1000 to 20 Adana (t and off) 1000 to 20 Wallow (off) GOODWOOD CUP. 100 to 2 apt ponnier (t) 10 to 1 Friponnier running (t) ST. LEGER. 8 to 1 agst Rosicrucian (off) 100 to 6 Green Sleeve (t sad w) SPORTING NOTES. The Sporting Life thinks its readers will learn without much surprise that the Marquis of Destiny has not made a single entry in the Derby, Oaks, or St. lagar of 1870._ Bvioaazr HANDICAP AT STANTOZD.—A carioca use occurred in this race, Distaff, who came in second, having been struck out to Messrs. Weatherby in London at 1 o'clock the same afternoon. Distaff is of course &qualified, and Mr. Payne's Emigration, who was third, iieed second, and, by the conditions of the race, eaves stake. It is supposed that some misunderstanding must have occurred, as to mining the mare, between the owner and trainer. The usual complication as to bets will arise, but the Sporting Life is clearly of opinion that backers of Distaff are not entitled to place bete, while backers of Emigration, first or second, should receive. The Bra says that in the disputed case of The $ y, for the Hunters Purse at Worcester, on July the stewards have decided that the objection to The py is valid, and they award the stakes to Mr. Petheram's Nightmare, who ran second in the race. TU DENNY, °AIN aim Sr. Laos or 1870.—The Sportsman says the entries for these important stakes were issued on Thursday. From the comparative table given below it will be seen that there is a numerical decrease in the subscription list, but not more perhaps than might have been anticipated from the prevailing de pression in the yearling and blood stock market : 1865. 1866. 1887. 18811. 1869. 1870. Derby 249 274 . 256 165 ... 276 266 Oak. 197 . 175 . 206 216 ... 201 ... 198 81. Leger 243 298 222 241 ... 251 ... 214 Total. egi 087 726 ... 70e FATAL ACCIDENT TO • CiNTOILN WHIP.—An inquest was held at Thorpe Acre, a few days ago, before J. Grego ry Frank, on the body of Roger Onions, d Gillard, huntsman to the Quorn Hounds, said de ceased was first whipper-in to the same pack, and was twenty-sine years old. He and deceased and the other whipper-in, J. Goddard, were in Garendon Park with the young hounds, showing them the deer, in order to break them from running them. In about three hours they turned towards the lodge, with the intention of returning to Quern. On their way through the park deceased saw a lame deer, and seemed anxious to show it the hounds, so he trotted towards it. The deer ran away, and deceased started his horse in order to turn it in front of the hounds. He called to deceased to stop, but he ap pmred not to hear him, and went on, and the deer and his horse came into collission. The deer fell, and the horse rolled over it sideways. The deer got up and ran away and deceased was left with his left leg under the horse for a few seconds, when the horse jumped up, and deceased's foot being in the stirrup, he was dragged, but only about two yards, when his foot was liberated . They raised him up, but he was insensible. Mr. Wood, of Sheepshed, and afterwards Mr. Palmer, of Loughborough, were sent for, and did what they could for bum, but he never became conscious, and died about six in the evening. Verdict—" Accidental death." NAVAL AND MILITARY. As a proof of good will, and a desire that the naval akar in command of her Majesty's ships on the Australian station should be better enabled to maintain the dignity of his proton, the Legislature of New South Wales has, says the Army and Navy Gazette, awarded to Commodore Rowley Lambert, Cll., a sum of 5001. per annum. By the death of General the Hon. Sir Hugh Arbuthnott, colonel of the 79th lEghbanders, Lieutenant-General E. W. Bell, colonel of the 68th, be wines a general ; Slajor-Gen C. Ashmore, colonel of the 30th, a keutesant-gmerel ; Colonel Lord Mark Seer, C. 8., a major-general ; Major H. J. Sachems's, 9th loot, a lieutenant-colonel ; and Captain T. Pietas Turberfill (late Warlow), Royal Artillery, a major in the army. SHOCKING TRAGEDY IVLdli RUGBY. Yesterday, at the Rugby Polioe-oourt, before Mr. J. Atty and I. A. CampWtf, Wham Kemp, a brick maker, 57 years of age, was brought op ie custody, charted with the wilful murder of his son, Theme. Kemp, at Princethorp, on the lath inst. The prisoner walked a brickyard, sag bed reeenely = met Wille eery heavy low, ~ i lll arg e tier of drain pipes not twain out • . A ges eight years ago, la hail a goia. stroke, and y eighteen months since lost hie wife. This combination of misfortunes preyed heavily upon kis mind, and he was in spur* lest hie conduct was no t st . Z l' Vd hie Minds is anew head that he would do any injury to himself or an one ales. On Monday night last he slept with the • youth 17 years of re^ of whom he was very fond. About four o clock on Tuesday morning, he losooted at the bedroom door of an eider son, who with his = sided in the same cottage, and told them he hod in " poor little Tommy." The son got up, and found his brother bleeding profusely from • fearful gash in the throat, which had evidently been indicted by a railer lay ing on the table. The brother endeavoured to staunch the bleeding by tying an apron round the wound, when the dying boy begged him not to do so, "as be was going to Heaven." The brother ran for the eminence of a neigh bour, and just as he returned the deceased, who had 'stag gered out of the bedroom, fell from the top to the bottom of the stairs, and was taken up deed. The prisoner was given into the custody of the pansh constable, to whom he stated that he had iet=ded going from home secretly that morning, and he had evidently pocked up some things for that purpose, when the thought occurred to him that, if cut the lad's throat, be would never have to go through the trials and sufferings he had done. He, therefore, committed the deed, for which he was now truly sorry. When in the custody of Superin tendent Wild, of Rugby, he made a similar stairament. ' During the examination before the magistrates of the wit nesses who deposed to these facts, the prisoner sat with his face buried in his hands, and occasionally shed tears. Several neighbours were called, who deposed to his having for some time been generally depressed nsporiW and peculiar in his manner, and some of his relatives gave evidence to the came effect. The prisoner was committed for trial on the charge at the Weenie& senses. SINGULAR tIFRCT op LIGHTNING.—On Wed- Deeday evening, about 10 o'clock, • boy about twelve years of age, the eon of the Rev. Mr. Bradbury, minister of Barrow Hill Church, was playing • swill quan tity of gunpowder, and whilst ben over it • gash of lightning *sited the gunpowder, which burnt the boy's face in • shocking manner. It was at first feared that both the eyes were destroyed, but kindly s nob was not the case, and under the care of Dr. Hale the youth is pro gressing &soars/11y. —Derbyshire Cirri.. 1 7 11 ru! ( 72. t rai l ' tk ING,' ULY TRB IRISIA OR URCR DEPUTATION TO MB. GLILDSTONg. (THIS DAT.) A deputation from the Hyde-perk Domonsfra 4 . Lion Cm:mitts, against the Irish Church waited this forenoon upon Mr. Gladstone at his residue/se, ks Carbon..hosiorterraee, to aware him of the mad limed support of the working elaares, to emcee! . the hope that he would not be discouraged by the adverse vas of the House of Lords, end to intone him of the intention of the working sass of Leaden to hold a demonstration in Hyde-park to-nionow afarnace, condemnatory of the recent vote in the Lords'. The de putation consisted of Messrs. Puilen, Bartlett, Torrey, Gallagher, Ballard, &a Soma members of the deputation having spoium, Mr. Gin:imam said he was always passed to readye a deputation of real working men, such as the one now before him. With respect to the object of their visit, he thanked them for their sympathy, and was pleased to hear his conduct on the Irish church question was approved by the great aims of the working olemes. He ooad some the deputation be had not the slightest intention of flinching from the work be had undertaken, but was prepared to carry it through to a triumpha nt issue. It would be • tough job, but he was confident of success. He was not at all discouraged by the vote of the House of Lords, and bad no doubt they would be alive to the public opinion as it would be expressed at the next elec tion. He desired to see Ireland happy and contented, and her people not driven by England's injustice to • foreign country. The disestabliAment of the Irish Church, accompanied by an improved land tenure, would do much to bring about • better state of things in that country. With respect to the demonstration alluded to, that was a matter for the con sideration of themselves, and about which he was not called upon to express an opinion, farther than to My that some good reasons had been urged by the deputation why it should be held. He had no doubt order would be preserved by those attending it. The deputation then retired, thanking the right bon. gentleman for his courteous reception. ii i .tRVIT.-Mllls DAY.) 02M O'CLOCK. A n usua l. one g a t un f,;v. the transactions in the markets for public see. ere ere aPew a ' rather limited scale, and pt. ; ° 6B Preeen 4 few changes. The government funds *how no re (*very from the fall of yesterday. Bailing stocks are in request, and better in a few nawev• but foreign bonds exhibit flatness. Colonial go vernment debentures, as well as banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares, are, with a few unim portant exceptions, quoted the same as yesterday. The discount market is quiet, but the lowest rate for the best bola is 11 per cent. Loans on English Government Securities are offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. ConsoKare quoted 94j to e for money, and Otif to s for the account (Aug. 6), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents, 94 , to 1. Home railway stocks are inquired for, and exhibit firmness. Caledonian, Brighton, Great Northern A, and London, Chatham, and Dover have improvod 3to 3 per cent. Annexed are the prioee:—Caledonian, 721 tog ; London and North Western, 1141 to 3 ; Great Western, 48} to I ; Midland, 1033 to 1, ex new ; London and South Western, 913 to 921; Great Eastern, 37} to 38 ; Brighton, 533 to f ; South Mortara, 743 to t ; Metropolitan, 1121 to 113; Great Northern, 1023 to 1033 ; Ditto A, 961 to 973 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 193 to j ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to j ; York and North Midland, 92 to 93; Berwick, 1023 to f ; and North British, 34 to 3. In the foreign stock market, Brazilian of 1865, Egyptian of 1864, and Peruvian of 1865, have declined to 1 per cent.. Some of the present quotations are as follows Brazilian of 1867, 761 to 77 ; Chilian of 1867, 921 to 93e ; Egyptian of 1864. 83 to 84 ; Italian of 1861, 521 to 53 ; Mexican, 151 to ; Peruvian of 1865, 781 to 791, ez div. ; Russian of 1866, 911 to 92 ; Spanish of 1867, 331 to 1, div. ; Turkish of 1858, 67 to 68; ditto of 1862, 641 to 651, ex div. ; and ditto of 1865, 401 to ' 7 , ex div. The market for Indian stoc k s is quiet, with little business. The Five per Cents, are at 113 to * ; the Four, 1041 to 105; the Bonds, 235. to 30s. prem. ; and the Debentures, 105* to 1. Bank stock, 244 to 246 ; and Exchequer Bills, 16e. to 20s. prem. Bank shares are rather firm. London and West minster, 701 to 701; London and County, 611 to 521; Union of London, 351 to ; Anglo- Austrian, bi to prem. ; London and Brazilian, 28 to 25 din. ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11 prem. ; and Consolidated, I to # prem. With respect to miscellaneous shares, General Credit are 2s. 6d. lower, at 21 to 2 dia., while Anglo-American have improved 2a. 6d., viz., to 211 to 22. National Discount, 61 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder, 21 to per share ; International Financial, 11 to 11 die, ; London, 22 to 21 dia. ; Hudson's Bay, 15; to ; Telegraph Construction, 141 to 15*; and At lantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 41 to /. United States 5-20 Bon de are 1 per cent. worse, at 721 to 1. Swedish Loan scrip is quoted 21 to 3; prem. ; Egyptian, par to 1 prem. ; and Tamboff-Kosloff, 2 to / prem. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Provincial Banking Corporation states the balance for disposal at 10,8421., and recommends a dividend at the rate of 71 per cent. per annum. The report of the directors of the Midland Banking Company has also been issued. The balance is 10,9041., and it is proposed to pay a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum for the half year. TWO O' CLOCK. Consols remain quoted 941 to i for money, and 94/ to I for the acoonnt. Swedish Scrip is at 2/ to 31 prem. ; Egyptian, par to f prem. ; and Tamboff-liozloff, at 2/ to i prem. The mail from Guayaquilhas brought a remit tance of 1,1291. 9e. 11d, on account of the divi dends on the debt of Ecuador. The sum of 22,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, while 25,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Bravl. The Danube, from the Weet Indies, has brought 98,0001. in specie. About 82,500/. in gold was shipped on Thurs day from New York for Europe. The outgoing steamer for the East, which will leave Bou.mpton to-morrow, will not take any specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon ex perienced no alteration worth mentioning. The list is subjoined : A 3 months. 11.161 to 12; ditto, short, 11.1Tr0 er 11 1 .74; Rotterdam, $ months, 11.19} to 12 ; Antwerp, S amt.* 26.37} to 25.421; Bromels,l 26.37} to 26_,421 ; , Hambro and Anma, 3 months, to 13.10; Bfao. Cos,, do., 3 months, 6. 261 to 6.27; St. Petnishurip 3 mmt 31/ to lilf ; Paris, M i Et,..,6 to 23.13; Farm 3 tomato, 23324 to 96.374 ; 3 mouths, 26.324 to 24.8 W Aisoittret-emAhlarids7r, 3 mural, 120 to 1201 ; Timms, 3 months, 11.65 to 11.60' Trieste, 3 mont,U, 11.66 to 11.60; ‘rubia 3 49 to :t ie , 13sotooder nliz il is :ostU, 49 10 i I" Cils e l, mooths , t• 404 iBs liatosths, 414 to tinr3 malls, to 4fit; V $ swaths, Barseloos, 3 months, 44 to 49 ; rt ...4" ... 49 to 48t ; Beragemi, 3 menthe, 49 2 :21 • 3 mouths, .22.10 to 28 ; atm., 3 months: 9 - 11 . 40 - t - o . 28; Naples, 3 ,90 to 28; ?s -.oit months, 27.90 to 28 ; 8 mostly . 0 % to 28 ; Iyboa, 90 clays date, 41/ to 1i ; Oporto, t .. 30 days date, foli to 314. ,-i - At Paris the rate of almond in OM open market %now 1} per cent. ; it Fabltbll4;PrWd.wt, and fi a ,2; at Amsterdam, 4; st Berlin, 3; at 4 ; at Turin, 4/ ; an gat et. Petersburg, :il cent. I Stock Exchange Committee buYe s = t r ee P - i ' ted settling days in the fon tba= a 1 the w . Ang ar t im at= jll Teleiraph "Com . st pan - . i armited — y shares, Tuesday Jule 21' scrip d ix* ' the ' fru - CeatLoe, n an of y paid-up scrip of per . the Argentin* Republic, Wednesday, Juli . l2 ,. .___ A telegram received at the attack from the secretary of the Manchester, f7h c ell an elT and Lincolnshire Railway Company, states that " the aooramts for thr ball-year (Inda the 30th Jane have been this day made up, show a balance suelcient to pay all the prefseence and other charges sad to carry a mall balance to the next half year.' There is, there fore, to be no dividend on the ordinary stock. The joint Midge return of the Caledonian mid North British Railways shows this week a decrease of 4,6991., compared with the corresponding peridd of 1867. A ;nesting of the proprietors of the Metropolitan Bank (Limited) was held retarder ,_ _ _when the , directory' report was adopted. and a dividend dr• dared for the half year at the rate of 5 en Sint. ' per annum, free of income-tax. At the meeting yesterday of the United Dhament Corporation (Limited), a dividend war *OP* at the rale of 6 per cent. per annum. The subjoined is from the report of the *Motors of the Fore-street Warehouse Company (Limited), • to be presented to the shareholders on the glind last : The directors bog to submit tho amounts of the badman of the fee the ball af year arn th home, 13. Thu Est "that := intend, isheome4m, th Zevaep after allowance fee bad mild doubtful l araueotdeted to 31,0311. Ts. 7d. wNek, with the Wane* from Slit Do ember, 1307 11,1294 7e. 74., yoke a lohtl 40,064 L width it is 110111111111111kftedla be eppreplebed us a To Ihessyseint ells *viand (bee of Isimaißik# rt S — uisie of 10 pee ow& per swam ea the paid-ap capital, sums 18,00 M ;ticipat interestion at' 5 per cont. per ennuis on paid ia an of malls, 1164 7d. ; towards the reduction of tie amount paid to M . Mamma as 10,0au. ; and to carry forward to next acossiat. 63101! 10e. 7d. A da lßank o petition for the winding up of the Commor f is be beard the Master of the on th e 2. inst. before Subjoined are quotations of insurance, gas. and vraterworks shares, as given in the Stook Exchange list of bat evening: Imunsaate.—snisnoe British and Foreign, 131; Onsi. nostitiel Union, 66, ; Guarding 61, 6; ex div. ; Oman mim e s' ; IClarressai Marais(Lualtod), 61„ ex dim Gan and Cokl. - 7. Bo galwr ahnli" w ain. diy.; Continte 17nioa 15 • Gnat, ciaft s t. ise ; visl, 11-18. ; si. IgOi a%r —Wait 141, L la dlr. A MA)! ACOIDENT4LLY 8110 T BY IEL3 lINPLOTAR. last evening an inquiet was held at St. Bartholomew's Hospital re= farni the death of Cherie* Phillips; 71 ii,r• was a .labomer, in the of Mr. Jooseeepphh Smith, • stationer, living at Crombrook. street, Wini.oroia. Mr . titinfth is the owner of an orchard and a field near his sesideme. On Friday fort. night the deceased was digging a pond in the field, and Mr. Smith, w The ho bad just loaded a fowling-piece, went over to speak to bus. gun was under Mr. Smith's left arm, and it was at half coat The murals of it eras within one foot of the dammed's legs. While talking Mr. Smith went to clean the nipple with a penknife. The gun suddenly exploded, and dammed WU shot. Be was carried to the hospital, where he died on Thursday from the effects of the wound. The deceased made the above statement before his death, and Mr. Smith haring yesterday given evidence to the same effect, the jury returned a verdict of "Aocidental Death." A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DROWNED. DISTREUING CABE. The County Coroner held an inquest on day last, at Maidenhead, on the body of A. Allardyce Maderlen aged eight years and nine months, son of the Rev. John Macfarlane, minister of the Congregational Chapel in that towii, who was drowned on the previous morning. Mr. Macfarlane, accompanied by his three sons and another young gentlemen, went to bathe at the Weir, at Bay Mead, on Tues day morning. Mr. Macfarlane, the deceased, his elder brother, and the other youth, got in to bathe, leaving the younger. 3 bathed iprother on the shore. It was shallow water where ed, and after teaching them to swim for a short time, Mr. Macfarlane, being a very evert swimmer swam into deeper water, and placed his head under the 'fallin water, at the Jock Pool, as he had been acc ustomed to do, and on coming back his; little b:aged about six years, on shore , said, "Archie has div and has not come up again.' Mr. Macfarlane imm ediately dived down repeatedly into the pool, but did not succeed in find ing the deceased. About a quarter past two in the after noon Mr. Deacon dragged the body up about five or seven yards from the bathing plank, where the deceased fell in. No doubt Mr. Macfarlane would have saved the child had he known the exact spot where he fell in, but as the little boy afterwards explained, the deceased had followed after his father on shore had fallen in on the right hand side of the pool, front a slippery board covered with wet moos, and not on the side where he first pointed out.—Berke Chronicle. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ay TELEGRAPH.) (mom 0172 owls oomutermsnierr.) The market quiet but steady; sales about 8,000 or 10,000 bales. CORE BUTTER MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) T111.1011APZ.) (PSON 017 R OWN OORRNOPONDIINT.) Ordinary no change ; 1,920 firkins. Mild cured, 1135., 1095., 101 s. ; 220 firkins. TALLOW MARICET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow, 41e. ; Pe tersburg Y.C., on the 'pot, 465. 6d. ; icily to Sep- Umber, 43e. 6d. ; October to December, 44e. 9d. to 465. ; December, 465. to 3d. KUM"! AVOUCHES. —Town tallow, 435. 9d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Id. ; yellow Russian, new, 435. Od. ; molisa stuff, 32.5. ; rough ditto, 17a. 3d. ; groans. 18s. ; good dregs, Ga. Imports for the week amount to 128 casks. SMITHFIELD HAY MAR ET.—{THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Janie. Easton reports trade firm at the following prices:—Prime old hay, 100 s. to 110 s. ; 'ln ferior ditto, 80s. to 90s. ; prime now bay, Ma. to Ms. ; inferior ditto, 70s. to 80.. ; prime old dam, lles. to 120 s. ; inferior ditto, 80s. to 90s. ; prime sow glover, 90s. to 110 e. ; inferior ditto, 70s. to 80s. ; straw, 80s. to 30.. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The continued hot bright weather which we have had has brought in net quantities of fruit, both bom►grown and foreign. Abundance of Wag India pines have also reached the market in good condition. Irotaboss run very null in size, and if supplies drop off from the continent, prices must advance. Cauhilowers and other vegetables are now showing the ill effects of the continued dry weather. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, iteelm lilies of the valley, pelargoniums, basis" migasasits, sad • rues Apples; pot lousioll, to as pet dos., Os to is per lb., Is to Si pot 3A, ad to Is elliftritel Pit um, Os to Os Tip so.. 4s to is 11. ettootc‘i to ad er — o — goW - MIP*I II to di IGINISSI, per MOO is too Woos. took to to to , Named/0w p. Sor., Soto tee Oseepee, per 10% as to les Peoriee, per Am, Se to MP Noro, Der Mr., 1e to for Phreopplee, per Ile, 000 tkesertelerke, per MOM to to AIMS. Leafs. P osek, It te 44 Let:teem per seem le le a MIA pm bum* ei Ilbokiersorlelbas ' Oolooko pet ime in tie le Podgy, pry book Dl to OA Totoisoulnott fureato, D. to ke MI • • Raw, to iw WW t s al i IS • f=t OW in to 3. orf), 1P- IsioThea =isobar; dat., traVMSWrd , pet MK dem. 8! ttesper ia. ded. Is to Ile pit deo., te es le Coirelo, pot tom fd to la Oeforjr, per oesfeid le of Comaibets, sok fel to le leave, paims t lld to fe IWO, sod Tb,. ad Mrd/ok, bs ter Iris e WEATHER BEPORT.-(1128 DAT.) SATVIOAT, JOLT 11. 1.. r. Since yesterday moraine • .light decrease in haeomotrioal presume has mooned at our no, ad soden &dims, amountins to nearly two-Moths isklrelend whilst lo ths aoutit sect an imame ie natiesd. fa ;ars, however siali very =Rom. Temperature has fallen a littleat th a _ statims, bat eisewhire it has nom somewhat. w ilri s sidautmluisseess int bi&, and petnetpally front the south- ; on the wlt coast of Frame they are south-austedy. The moliter is slowly, MID rain in the vest A thund under occerstorm, Mal belm7 MM. is reported from Brunel@ and thurred at Paris motor da - y efts:noon. Lord Arthur Clinton has postponed tall Monday his question of the Attorney-Generalrelative to the release of Madame Rachel. THE HOUSE or Coln'Owe HITCHER AHD Itg wisassocairr Rocom.—The report of the select committee on this subject was published this morning. The committee dissent from the recommendations of the Select Committee on House of Commons Arrangements, se far as the removal of the dining 1001111/ and kitchens is oda. earned, and are of opinion that the propodtion for con verting the conference and adjoining committee room . into dining rooms, with new kitchens and otiose, is the best that has been devised for the aooommodatim of both Homes of Parliament. They bermes that such •phin would not be incompatible with aiming out in other respects the recommend►tione of the " arrangements" cesimittee, should it be thought &Nimble to adopt any portion of them. Suitermone.—On Saturday, at Bangor, little girl mead Edmunds whiles plairiag au affected by a steestroke. The attack jpeoved Ur, 04eree In a very short space of tuse.-4irrreavers mpnra-(TiilB' Dlr.) ONE O'CLOCK. The mining market is moderately active to-day ,without much alteration in ces. West Chiver ten slums are quoted to 61; Prince of Niles, 345. to Ms. ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to 7 ; East Basset, 161 to 16/ ; North Roskesx, 15 to 17 ; Whet Beton, 671 to 69; Wheal Grenville, 28s. to 305. ; Great Retallaok. , 31 to 1; and East Grenville, 295. to 31e. Subjoined aro the quotations of foreign and colonial mining shares :—St. John del Bey, 17J to 181; Don Pedro, 21 to si prem. ; Aaglo-Braailaan. 1-18 to 3-16 prem.; Posterena, jto 1 dis. Chou tales, lj to 21 ; Roam Grande, Ito ; Anglo-Italian, par to 1 prem. ; United r z e i nL can. 11 to 1 ; Prontino and Bolivia, Ito ; and s Port , 1 1 to i• RAILWAY MINING, AND OTHER BHAREN.-(THIS DAY.) [Closing prices to 1 p.m.] cowNIAL, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Canada, 1877-84, Jan. and July (6 per mat.), Wail 2. Do. (6 per _omit.), 901, 891. New Sou th Wake, 11 Inc cent., 1811 to 1E76, 991. Do., do., 1888 to 1898, 100. New Zealand, 6 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Ott. 981, 7i, e nd. ova Scotia, 1888, 102. Queenshind, 1061882-6, 1061. Tuenanian, 1886, 1061. ORDINARY SHARPS AND grocas. Great Eantrm, in, 8. Great Northam, 1081, 3 4. Do, A (A receives no div. until 6 per cent. has been paid to B), 96j. Cheat Western, original, 481. Lancashire and Yorkshire, .12 1 (i nedre, London. Brietton, and Elentl.t I. 4, 3 . 4. Mancheeter, Sheffield, and 401, 4. Metropolitan Extension, dividend limited to 6 per cent. till January, 1870, 1094. Midland, 103. a, an. North Eastern, York, 924. South Eastern, 741, 4. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western (Biradnghain guaranteed), . PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Eastern, 6 per ant, 86. Great Northam, Boston and Slut. 44 Per Cent 96}. London and North Western, 6 per cent., 11.0. LINES LEASED AT FIXED =rms. Hull and Selby, 112. BEM= POSSESSIONS. Bomb., Bar., and Cent. Ind., gun. 5 per ot., 1031. Pastern Bengal, guaranteed 5 per cent., 1061. East Indian, gas. d pet cent., Y, shares, 11g. Grand Trunk of Canada, let preference bonds, 33. Do., 2nd preference bonds, 40. Do., 3rd preference stock, 28. Do., 4tlr preference stock, 191, t. Great Indian Penineola, rum 5 per cent., 1071, N. Madras, guar. 4f per cent., 99g. Crude and Bobileand, gra. 5 per cent, 1081. Bands, gear. per cent., 103, It. 01g Do., Delhi, 1 , 21. Do., Punjauls 102. - FOREIGN RLELWATS. Bahia sal San Francisco (Limited), guar. 7 per conk, 1.5}. Namur and Li4e., 6 per cent., guar. by the Belgian government, 21j. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. . . Orel Vitebsk, Bus, by Rankin Government, 6 per seat % 80, 3 1, 4 e. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Chontales Gold and Silver Mining (limited), 2, 11. Fortuna (Limited), lf. Port Phillip, 1 9-16. Scottish Australian (Limited), 15-16, 1. St. John del Rey (Limited), MI. Yudanamutana of S. Australia (Limited), 4, 31, 6,6, 1. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), A, 111. Do. do., B, 91, Anglo- Mal ptian Banking (Limited), 184. Ain 521. Bank of 8 11. 8 • Chartered E ig k roen of India, London, and China, 284. Consolidated (Limite d 41. East London (Limited), 44„ 31. Imperial Bank (Limited), 17, ad. Imperial Ottoman, 114, 4. lonian, 26. Do., New, 6. London Bank of Mexico and South America (Limited). Isl. London and Comity, 5111, 24. London Joint Stock, 34. Metropolitan (Limited), 71, 4. New South Wales, 441, 4. Oriental Bank Corporation, 431, I. Union of London, - 34, 64, 54. MISCELLANEOUS. 1.4 Anglo-An.....ican Telegraph 'Plaited), 22. Atlantic Telegraph, 41, St ad. Do., 8 per cent., 90, SW Credit Farmer of Rat Loa (limited), 2 11-16, f, =lna 9 per cent YikoetcliBY. by Big Mien gooses , f• Oracht and Discount anotodi e g s t , „ National Discount Company (Linsl , Pilliarabar and Oriental Stelae, Nair, I , 1345. Igf, Taws* Conslanintkot and Mallanidasos (Untied), 14 Viceroy of Egypt. (MortdodO LOAN 72d. IL I. • Franco-Facto, recently nominated governor of the Lebanon is the place of Deousl-Pacha, arrived. at fityrout on the 26th ;sum, and wee received with great. , Isceiour. The principal tundloneries of the provhaaa eash . • rant number ot emirs sclisrlm, and eatables of the ltiontain, botk Christians see Dreams were assembled on the may to give him a welocose. Brittex BY LIGHTNINO. —Between 11 and 12 o'clock on l'iotineoday kt.li bawl cram of Ugh treader, ant min peelsW over Amber? and . of the West Biding ot-Tartildos—Th a r eibg oiciolic a Wonted nal neer writ ........ blib•••=-• . .-, -.4a tut d lEivaitii, liouti . 4 ircil ybe ii borrows& l o Wil, et die -stank ot at 4 per NO. be erringimprovemsnas Ta tiamis tilt View is as prialat stuck diMettley, even with Om. itearewi inset gwaresdea in obtaining wormy tor NU by the board, sad the cesimum ie new task hoisting' a Woes hat talkaams thi ' to froas babas* ben leg Deeds mess *ha fm - 010160 Trainor, owed as the mataabla. • 4 : tha ta t mai sasolibis • by buirah , la.• taloa haa via tessmate to baNssnati 4e priniejmnams. win es. shy at lease :ta w , pilots.' Mr Jahn Ihwellea dash yeehodisyZ a p were isiesi in.Purietby this iiimmemer, wsopmemeell, lmo= nda tetz s ibei tam vita pashas lie . tewirse Itaasiaga. sag red. wart it Ow traits' 116.14aP " lbw trait Ir y f;a4L24l 4l a sk i lA* • 9121 . - Ws: a demise en &atom ' 111% 4. s,sat. lbs. peas IN: a lbs' . 1 ~, i ; aasessibet is UK and far the IF "". ' • - . riles, to 087,447/., as " 4 • ' .sad saeataaVlSL , deittliWiltithi . • • and North smointled MI r. .011118—ter a - e &ethers said Mein to E t dia tr g ireiliii4 to 2,861/. ; on the Lona" , Cheithis , 4001.ths Lcsidorl sea WS:: mothe North to 2804-4olc * .:; 'W Ochs. at aidedur 1100 f ,Me the Omit 3801. on the &wet - 1 189 C I s e lcrak. Torliebire;l,Bl2l.; enthaseniduesitSth emerre "-v-_ ,l on the Manchester, Illtelleld, and,Lineotsuldrit; t, Irk% "" the Midbied; alma el& On ila ScualriVeillera,' 84814, lesvingthe &Grease, wahine, a S••) ine ::Y1 n mineral al° online ham ansoented to UR. , net •••• for the • wawpassesig viva al lIIT to 321.7211., a demon of Mb The reaipb tar - Itc., amounted to 241,0771., ta mbenti= ."' a' isarama of LAU The 4*. .. ot lb" 11111"uslisa irrIlk 4 5 8-1.4 1.4 zirus , -7;:: f il leareem el tilZstg a t ''..', ', 111 air wialt iek “igt ataftlag es thr as a tt ildl. • 411111.411•41.4"4 Aelkee • .r . I I I 1 3, - - ‘ • , I , A r ~ ~