The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-10 00:00:00

th e government and sympathy fur the prisoners, who received the greeting, of thousands of persons. Still later in the evening there was another de monstration. At ten o'clock at night Nicotera, Gag Haul, and Vslieu& were called into the room of the Costode Maggiore, inhere three gendarmes, a oor poml, and a sergeant were in weiung. The latter bound their hands with manacles, end crossed them over their bosoms. On being placed in the carnage they were loosened, and, escorted by five gendinnee, they pasa d through the ci'y, which was guarded by many patrols. The people, who were in expectation of their leaving, ran &fife them to embrace them, end to give them words of renfort and of hope. From the windows and the shops, as well as from the road, they were called by name and greeted with sympathy, and so they were accompanied to the very extremity of the city. The subjects of this government are destined, I believe, to Pescara—the foreigners to the Island of Favig mat ; whikt Nicotera, Gagliani, and Valletta are sent to the Violent, in Naples, and are destined ulti mately, I believe, to S. Stefano." The narrative which I have given you above, and which en the authority that communicated it to me I believe to be true, suggests a crowd of reflections, but I shall not early them out—l content my self with being in the present instance a reporter only, and for this reason principally—that he who runs may read. I cannot but ask, however, what has the Neapo;itan government pined —nay, what has it not lost by the trial which has just termi nated; what significance have the scenes which I bare described—the daring of the advocates, the heroism of the prisoners? They have acted as heroes, and the sympathy of the people gives unmis takable signs of danger. Will the government be -1:evo in them ? No, though even one rose from the dead to point them out. I think it wee in my lest letter that I spoke of the persecution, to which several of the advocates had nexpoeed. Since I was in Salerno a few days since I am told that one has been imprisoned eight days on the excuse of having gone t) Naples with out a passport. During the same interval, too, another, threatened with imprisonment, has been empelled to fly, and put himself in safety. After two days of concealment ho was officially assured that he would be banished from Salerno for an inde finite time, a eentrooe which will destroy his profee aim and ruin h;s career for life. Such are some eeenes from real life in the kingdom of Naples, and whilst some who profit by corruption have the im pudence to talk of devotion and adoration, others es mad speculate on the retwn of the Legations. Such a fact would curer the British government with iefamy.. Aniither political cause will come on ahlrtly in Salerno, in which between one and two hundred am engaged, and I sin told that the " ettendibili" in CI len:o are being arrested. BIRCUTION OP JAMBS SIALE FOR MURDER AND 4RSON.-/THIS DAY.) CST ILICTRIC TILZOILILPI.) DORCHESTER, Tummy MORNING. The full penalty of the law was carried into effect tuorontg at 8 eel ck, at the Castle la thle town, In the mortice of a large conosurse of people of all grades sad both ereas. _ The is .etch:d culprit woe Wed before Mr. Baron Chequell, at Dorchester, oaths ? 416 at., for the %Mut murder of • yooog women sacked Smelt Ain Griffin, at Stokes Abbotts, rut ecru for hosing set fire to the hoc-e in which his rie•m resided. The pi:enner Is • very yousg man, not basing rev:Ltd his twentieth yore. For male time he contiou.d to deny Met ha b pod enythiog 11 do airy the atrocious sct ; but he appesimd to become swam of hie awful pahion on being informed that IM day of elecuqun was th.e'ly settled, and ult.mataly be muds • Nil confession of hie gait to the chaplain, old expreesed his deep pnitence. His Vim :glee, after the drop hH, WWI very brief. SUPPOSED NURDSL-BODY POUND IN TEE SNUBS CANAL. Considerable excitement has been created at Cam berwell and vicinity in ounstiosocet of the diecovery of the body of a was usktown in the (?rend Murray Canal, with a somewhat severe wo rend upon ,he face, ea well as the turalis of • restful blow upon eau left temple. The deceesed's bands were d securely behind his back, and the legs wore also firmly tied tngeater, leformation of the circamstance was at owe fomented to Woodman the constable for the pariah of Camberwell, wh o p roce eded to the Briteunla Tavern, where the body Mid been conveyed, It being disco vered in the meal nearly opposite that house. The officer, on examining the body, found the heads use, tied babied the back with some wat.butg mini by shoemaker, ' and the legs at tho ankl es with a large blue hand kerchief, and on removing the mud from the fats, perceived the injurer above described. The ilteessed le apparently about GO year of age. of very strong Game, sad rather latticed to corpulency, 6 feet 9 Incises Ia height, grey hair sod whiatt re, and light brown eyea. The shit* of the unfortunate man comsat/al of • dark green plaid • Ozealsa coat, black satin waistcoat, dark brown tweed trea son, silk Neckerchief, with • white ground and rat border*, white calico shirt, worsted stockings, end blucher boots, whirls had recently been tamely treated, clumped, and head. la the cost pocket was a hindkerchiet, and la the hosiers pockets several pieces ef elate pencil, a watch hay, • pocket kink • deal pee* • chisel, • human tooth, a pate or spectacles and speetaelsealla la the apostle cami *se • enutU piece of we ping paper, 11l which wee written lea superior style the lollowing eddies' kr. Alfred Johneca, Stevedore, Grishata-.terse, Punt Philip." Although a tlemegh search has been made km either the kat or cap worn by the decree: d, II has been frutik-a. The police have the matte" la hand, bat up to hat night 141 body wee not idea tided, nor has anything maims ttit is likely to solve the sszotory attasbsd to the coss. r. %Vaasa Carter, the coromer for the &siva Di, 'sloe ed Penny, will Misdate an higuisy this (Treed y' at the Brifeenia,T•MJ. Ketcham Newitowa, uld Yeas ty* i. 4 BOY KILLED Br ANOTOVI IN IRE NARY IST. Hill). CANTEHHCRY, Homier. A melancholy occurrence his just created a good deal of eeriteructit et Cbllham, near this place. Two boys, named William Ptah', aged 18, sad Charge kett, 12 years of ate, agricultural *invents in the employ of Mr. Thomas Dixon, of Great Howrrland Fenn, la this p Irish, quarrelled, while in the ktervest-field, and the result of the quarrel was the dtsth of the elder boy, Potts, but whether tue Injuries which led to his deeth were accidentally canoed, or otherwise, le a potat at peewit disputed. It appears that the two boys quietened and fought ' in consequent* of the deceased swearing at the accuad, who laughed at him. The twain then walked away with a young man named Jul.'. Clover, also erupt eyed on the same Ferro. The deceseeed fol lowed, end while In the art of spearing up to Bpikett (who wee carrying a pitchtok on his shoulder) he le represented to lave tripped and fell against the fork. He cried out, and dropped to the ground. Bpickett and Clover then west cm he the farm without either of elutes taking the trouble to look at as deceased to anceetain the nature of the inery be tied emetained. Upon reaching he farm, Bp kkett wen• to the tither of the deceased and hid him tbst Bill was In his sulks up in the held. That was about 7 o'clock. Shortly sfter 8 o'clock the bailiff of the hone, Conolly, went Into the Bold, and was alarmed apes finding the deccased lying on the ponied in a state of In.enaibility, with one of his eyes out of its socket and lying on the cheek. The poor b was rewired from the field sod refried to the residence of kfr. H•miltoe, memo, who ad vised that he should be at once takes to the Kent and Can terbury Hospital. This was dose as quickly a. possible, and every requisite medical aid promptly rendered. It waa found that the prong of the fork hid penetrated the brain. After enduring the moat excruciating agoey the deceased expired in the hospital at 6 o'clock yesterday morniug, having re. :seised in *Age of impossibility from the time of the sad oecurrence until his death. Folic...courtable Mitchenall, 104 Kent county constabulary, apprehended the accu se d, w h o to feel very little fir is patties In which he = In coeasqueuote of the sternal of the coroner, Mr. Thomas Thorpe Delman:, the inquest will rest be holden on the body of the deceased until WWneeday next. The sr:cased gays he did not go to see the deemed while he was 13 mg on the ground, bet:ewe he did nut think he iris so much hurt. The fork is a blast one, and therefore ceesidurable force must have been seed to have thrust it as far as the brain of the dreamed. ACCIDENT AT THE RAILWAY STATION, RAMS. MITE —Yeeterday (Monday) afternoon an accident task Ottm at this, Mallon which, however, we are happy to state, kis not hers attended with any serious consequence'. It :14=that the train whi c h left Margate for R amsga t e at clock was rather a heavy one, end in coneequence of sufficient breakage power not having been applied on atter log this station (the caused which will no doubt be hen after asonlakted) the traits were In at a fester pane than Nana sad came in 000 tact with the permanent buffers. Tbe shock was not by soy means a severe one, bat It was suffi cient to throw many of the power?' from their sesta, although the rarriapat thernselres received little or no damage. Many of the passengers were slightly bruisied and diatom, but so far ao we tan learn so serious injury waa ens- Mood by any of them Atuoof the most anfortunete Wrfe Mr. and Mrs. Cole. of Merreey- tank Taaterbnry, who both eeesilweelloontturlgo4.n the Nee, Mrs, Cole being mach bruised. The ALIAe at thin station exerted thetnacvse in the most gesfseirortby manner In attending to those of the passengers wise hot received any Injw7.—South Xesinvi Chuttte. LN NAPLES. EA, At ..t+T 3, of some of the lb the Salerno since then been much intermit . In the atter telegrsrh that hie companions des, en route to into was given it's for a hat in. as were neer*. tint,. On the noes who had re. were *no for to le Grand Court. and gendarmes, ere taken to the bet which ASS nenediatt ly sent I led into the spied by throe r thee Pre. I gin the whole it of the imli e of things : he . pleased - with rdw.k you hay. sanitises els. ke." Ntooters Judges, but " at natlrating what. ;spies. To gin :us:pelted you to I legality toile' r myself." Ttre se that lens had r the chasms af Sicotera. " you death for seems, be &eel,. d by a is not far di,. lore the ttnbunsl ale before them, sentence, from We were not r ou• Iliad', and u4r cho , ! r. We attid to the cry fore can support wbich t; ranny inn holm. of the e now e•e semi- Prrsi.lent, tt I I know not ett into any d'as dme. It is my o be grateful to •unish men r, and iou that it you tier the reading made your coal no was greatly t, 1 oddities yon lent, for in such a slave of the then, I say, comply with never degrade Mona to do so. id of brutality, ,re in the some r will bear they we cannot do as 'ate it lit • the ' Rot rve for to 01 the dig the Pre•iiket, order( d Niece o be hound Ler of an hour pri inners were the E., urt read nod the Atter- Id the pri-once nit, however, to !sw, which says it himself fried tea or offleen of J ugh a:tameless then, must not tatted by fear, jud4cs mini netude. irith must acknow otainot a say-. rig from a toa dy cause whim of his county. .n. and wisdom it be too late; tate of things —ln the after ner which was rived, and the d at the sowed From the in three car% nil and three open day tell strange sprit tee that, toe. Indemned pei• )eir chains OR Erg*OtOiak, sad t wee tooter., isi•iants ROM their Feint the fulio m consiste wsag. d of est) in length, eight ; at each le, which was in length, and nne extremity lastened en se site being thee r, they cannot d so tney must cen exc,uding rd from half- Ring, and the prison for the smith's shop. same of the the secretary tes, the coat• irtnes besides, e can't of the e under atm s though it stroll( con at described," led Poggi, of ler of one of ive years in accompanied has followed rotion might chains were he agents of a man meet eppy woman I was about kissing ) 01 re eaw that agger . in her the prisoners ere enjoying id manacled. rope which were taken le city, and all the inha enic struck hat not only es, end eves IF it h penP* govei invent. nation and 9 o'clock. itk. I Any 107••• envy chain* ids, and the nt shackles. ion spire' nowt.) THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1858. THE POLICX COURTS. (THIS DAT.) LAMBETH. ATTEXPTED Mary Berle, a twlddli-aged female, of decant apparatus was chirp 1, before 11r. with attempting evit.murdtr by iwalloreing a largs doge of laudanum. Police-constable Zunis Parfitt, 0 L, depeed that between the hour" of 4 and 6 o'clock on the pro:ous evening ton attention wee 0/11 . 114 to the pawner, who was I) ing down Carlisle-lino, Now Cut, Lambeth, by a gentleman who said he saw her drink something from a moll bottle which ahe took from her bosom, and which she replaced tbere. The prisoner all the time seemed in • state of atupo , , treat wideb he enleaveund to arouse her, and seeing that the b.,ttle which he took from her bosom contained laudanum, Le cent for • cur kcal gentlemen, who attended end administered an anti dote, which ultimately reel red her. Toe pi koniv in reply to the cheesy said she was much troubled in her mind, but was exceedingly softy (or what she bad dose, and it forgiven, she should never attempt such an act again. kfr. Elliott, however, remanded her for a week, end des , et 1 the constable to make all nor misty inquiries about her, and elec. to bare her :.: e nd a in e t ten d enee on the next day of hell Sag. WORSHIP -STREET. CRIME AND DUR REFORMATORIES. Min Wood, a miserable-looking little fellow, apparently between nine and ten yeses doge, was chargtd with 'telling 17a., the moots. of leis father. The parent, after statiug the robbery, which was that of the money has;as been abstractcd front the pocket of Hs feet left in a room do•ieg his temporary absence, and his boy admitting the theft when he tried bim with ir, entered into a violent tirade against the prisoner, declaring that he would tierce take him under his roof agen, for he was ivreclabnable, end was not to be trusted even with the "poker out of the 5 , .." Mr. D'Eynooort —Whero Is your child's mother ? PrOMICIOCIS-Bbe died when he was two and whelk old. 1 bays brought up a large family, but they are eft away some went to the Crimea for their cowstry— me deed ; at any rate, this is the o nly ens Id, end rather am kee p him toy 'cagey 1 a'll sell my home, and beg *rough Erglrld. Oa. of my sons h- I gone to the gold d tr a .Sltyneoart—Yort ream to be very angry and bitter against your child, and he Is very voting. Pro.ccutor—l a u ; and so would you be, if be belonged to you. Mr. a Eyncourt—What do you wish me to do? Prosecutor—Send him to a reformatory. Mr. D'Eprourt—Will you pay half-a-crosn w. Aly for, cr rather toward., his support Prosecutor—l won't support him at all. Mr. D'Eyncoart —Aye, there it is—you want to get t 3 of him without esperse. Tb•t it the third case of the Wad Miocene. to-day. He mast cod you more than the sem I bare named for food at bis home and you won't pay this lOU for him out. I shall return him upon your Muds, and if von don't suoport him probably you way be sent to prison. Pr...muter (e th an oatb)-I'll not support him. The father was here, v, ry prot uiy , Eroded out of coat:, red the young delinquent was remanded. 11 4 10 01 10 10 .2 SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The railway share market to-day is quiet. The principal variations consist of a fresh rise in Caledonian, Great Western, and London and South Wolter!). Midland is quoted 951 to 96}, being a per cent. lower than at the close of business yes terday. In other stocks the variations are of miner importance. London and North Wratein stock is now quoted 93 to f ; Great Western, 811 to 1 ; Lancsahire and Yorkshire, 931 to 941; London and South Western, 48 to f per share ; Great Northern, 231 to f ; and Eastern Counties, 19} to 1. East Indian Railway stock is quiet at 108 to f. Lombardo Venetian and the French shares have advanced. Great Western of Canada are also in dt mend. all: I rt. 1 4.1411110 ........... I Stil= — grams_ ;: "M ellar. r o tes hot rat Itadturramea. grti. pie mt. tea SealierArxe 11~as Trunk Si::: Wircesoiad Mal NN• W NM Om llis Pw =ta l."l74 larred Witb: ----- ▪ aga lher... rn=ases. Do. if POT IMO ja. WaMor• WOWS of Amain. Walersef JOIN? 101 Amor sisis Am lad U. 010.0414 sr U blot et lzr . IN Di sk of 11411.0sLUsst iLia: 111700 0 &MY S. lisAmami .. Obwl t Id 0110 110 Assiallsaal Ohba 10 iiiii .... ....... 11.11 Ofti. at Omni .... NI Ors SW.INK 01 Lori= _ sr .... le G. Puke' it ls.ol. 10 10 Malbstritt i IWeal Jell= a ye. sod WIIOOO/0100; 1 . 1 r.; 01 MO W OW - i woo le seeseeei - oe4 .. """' KM 0 Wm wslis.... 22 11 Orksid 0w.... 10 • •• • 110010 101 ti.„ i .CETAii.w ... .-- ~..0. Vais• 01 4.. 4. 4 r0 IA IVA.", .. ---, "bids i PM Ps I Pir i Pa I Pn MATS ---- . __ i „ ii - M I R"' 1/ 51 It ii 31 Ai -- ••• PM Ti .11 I Nie U N lii 22 :71 1:1 Si IN II Ms 1 1111 fli a N POIIIIMI 0111LIOA1 is rit to at is a 101 Z 4 II n *I A le It 5 ii 44 44 44 SI i ii g 2 ,"=.:,..,:: 5 ad Neel os ne e. «CLIC:it: I: 2 .D. 3,-,..... iii: a ad Do. aa . Id ad Limabrikr•D . esaal II MI War odd Ilamardl per* i 1 i,..0....,..05i tr iraa . 2 ad sat me& ... 4 ad X Douai Spodant. Xi all *Mien of Ihen3 NAL ; : 1 11 PrAl=4l7l 5 15 ill 11 I 1a .n. nI 1.1 SO 32 S $ Ed 01114111•1. IaUVIittSAMOT 1111141i1ITLBS. -- it Tries Jan.k.lely lw eereLfeLkAes. 104 pereLlear i = lee J. .ip ce los .Dt • L VIE le4 Men L. L. Ifni Del. videoes.l37s . lOC -- SS. 141140oLepe. Don& 100 ie. ■& I ars. I IMI MO I 1 Ice I 10.1 lit I I I. 0 1 r e zd le 1 tt ye ! I. i 7 14 u 1: So 400 M jit us mu se n i 11 1 9' L 1 .01xi 11 11 M 10 176 1N IN te• it a a. 1! ig I 0. rim, I U 11 12 21_ .7 4, 40 11 13 t i A 3i a+ ad 91 91 II I r. Z 1 MONEY MA R 11.112 -THIS .1141'. Two o'CLook. The funds opened this morning with steadiness, but have since experienced an unfavourable reaction of 1 per cent., owing chiefly to the non-appearance of the government broker as a buyer. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange, much steadi ness continues to prevail, but business is languid. French railway shares exhibit a fresh improvement. Consols for the 7th September were first marked 961, and are now quoted 961 to a. For money the present quotation is 96 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 971 to 971; the New Three per Cents, at 971 to 971 ; India Stock, at 217 to 219; India Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 981 to 981; India Bonds, at 16s. to 18e. prem.; Exchequer Bills, March, at 32a. prem.; ditto Jane, at 225. to 245. prem. Very little business has been done in the foreign stock market, and the alteration in prices is un important. Turkish Six per Cents. remain steady, at 971 to t. Mexican Bonds are quoted 21} to 1, and the scrip of the New Brazilian Loan, par to prem. Buenos Ayres Bonds are still rather offered. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 781; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21, 211 ; Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents., for account, 27i ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (August 13), 971, 971; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1041 ex div. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reates opened at 68fr. 90c. for the account, showing a further improvement of nearly 1 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are rather flatter, at 880, " sellers." The investments of the government bro ken, though individually small, amount to a very considerable sum in the course of a few weeks. Simultaneously ss ith these, the withdrawals of stock by the public and by the banking interest have continued ; and it is understood that during the last few days the Bank of England have likewiee invested a portion of their large surplus funds in the purchase of government stock. Under these combined operations the market its almost bare of Console, Reduced Three per Cent. and New Three per Cent. Stocks, and is thus ren dered intrinsically very strong. Money being plentiful in the Stock Exchange end stock scarce, the dealers are ready lenders of money upon deposit of government securities at 11 per cent. per annum, and even this low rate is merely nominal. A good harvest is regsrded as now assured; the immediate prospect. of the bullion movement are highly satisfactory; and the Paris Bourse, being at length relieved to some extent from the mass of new securities which have so long weighed upon it, is at length evincing comparative buoyancy. These con siderations naturally stimulate confidence. The discount market remains extremely easy, 21 to 21 per cent. being the current terms for choice The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" making-up day") and terminate on Friday. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published next Friday, and will, it is stated, exhibit the satisfactory feature of a further im portant increase in the amount of bills discounted. The African mail steamer Armenian has brought about 7,6001. in gold. The smallness of the specie remittance (2601) by the Canada is owing to this vessel's port of departure having been Boston. The ' next steamer due at Liverpool from New York is I ex pected to bring a considerable amount of gold. According to the Melbourne advice', the ships Abyssinian, Suffolk, Sultans, and Ocean Chief, were advertised to leave for Engl and in June. The bar silver brought by theParana was sold yes terday for transmission to the Continent at ba. per ounce standard, showing . the important decline of id., compared with the price realised for the re mittance by the previous packet. This is the effect of the falling off in the Eastern demand. The Mexican dollars have yet to be disposed of. It is believed that the homeward India and China mails by way of Marseilles will not reach London until Friday or Saturday owing to the detention of the steamer in quarantine at Alexandria. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday an adjudica tion took place in the case of Mr. David Hughes, described as of No. 13, Gresham-street, scrivener, whose debts are stated to exceed the enormous sum of 180,0001. The bankrupt is said to have left the country. In Mark-lane yesterday old wheat was quoted about the same as on Monday last ; but as regards now wheat, a reduction of 2e. to 4s. per quarter was esta blished, the splendid weather having considerable influence. A large amount of bovines has been done in sugar by private contract since Friday, and holders now ask an advance of 6d. per cwt. The tea market is very strong. The price of Scotch pig iron has advanced to 655. The Sea Star has arrived from China with 735,700 lbs. of tea and 246 bales of silk. Influential purchases of Great Luxembourg shares have been effected during the last few days. The period for the opening of another important section of this company's line is now near at hand, and the increase in the traffic induces a hope that at no dis tant period the shareholders, who have successfully struggled against so many difficulties, will be put in receipt of a dividend. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company were nominally quoted rather lower to-day, at 8501. to 9001. per 1,0001. share. The emit Western Railway of Canada traffic return shows a decrease of 6731., making an ewe gate decrease of 53,0191. for the 25 weeks of this company's half-year. The Brighton Railway traffic return presents this week an increase of 2,2781. MONDAY IVINTIO. The tendency of the funds is still upwards. At one period to-day a rise of per cent. was attained, and the closing quotations were per cent. above those of Saturday. The monetary and political in fluences are alike facourable, but the principal sti mulus still rests with the bond fide absorption of stock. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency of prices is also strongly against the buyer. English and French railway shares have again advanced. Some of the English stocks—in eluding more especially London and North Western, Caledonian, and Great Western—received a decided stimulus to-day from speculative purchases, intended partly to cover previous operations for lower prices. The floating supply of most descriptions is limited, and this fact gives the market a strong basis. The accounts of some of the leading railway companies are considered very unsatisfactory, but the amount of money seeking investment is far in excess of the amount of securities on offer. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 961, " sel lers," for the 7th September, opened this morning at 961 to 1, advanced to 961 to and closed at 961 toll. For money the lut price was 961 to 1. The official business report is as follows?—Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 261._ E. I, 1, 1. 1 t ditto, kr account (7th September), V6f, 98; Three per Gents. Reduced, 97, 971; New Three pe r Cents., 97, 971, 97 / ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1883, 181; Bank Stock, 228, 2271, 227. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first %sue were officially marked 981. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 335. to 365. prem., and the June, 21s. to 235. prem. India Bonds were dealt iq at 15s. to 19r. prem. In the forcign stock market a moderate degree of activity prevailed. 'Turkish Six per Cents. advanced Pr cent., closing at 971 to f. The Ouaranteed Four For Cents. were firm, at 104 to Spanish Bonds continue in request, and are rising: the Deferred Three per Cents. were marked as high as 28, and the Pessive Bonds 10. Russian and Ve nezuelan stocks were likewise in demand. Buenos Ayres Bonds remain dell. The scrip of the New Brazilian loan remains quiet, at to prem. The shorts of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company were last quoted t prem. " sellers." LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (TIT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LEWES MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BOROUGH MEMBERS' PLATE. Up'f-a-cone, Fractious, New Brighton, Indulgestc., Forget-me-Not, Tavior, F. hion, Rcd Roan Bor-td. Subtar:sge o, AtJet, y C.,nytighatn, Free tor m , rid Conceit, are hem BUBSEX COUNTY CUP. Two miles. Yorkkiee Grey, Pedbary, Dodderer, end Tor .z nest, e•e NURSERY STAKES. About five Airloner. Pan, Table Ray, Brookside, Haiku, biretta, Fm, and Hibernian, s-i„. here. ENTRY FOR UEE:4rB Fishermen, Borderer, Turn,meet, G Subterfuge e, York ri44're Grvy, Crele, Contention, Pactolus, Newiegtoa, op 7:12' at ;on, r id T. P. Cooke. WOLVERHAMP rox MEETING. (THIS DAY.) HOLYOAKE STAKES. One rn , la and a half. Orobah"i, Misty Morn, Luy Lam, and Argosy are here. BOROUGH MEMBERS' PLATE. Half a mile. Flyaway, Unexpected, Misty Morn, Tiara, Argosy, Chow, Lily Kingston, end Contract ens here. CHILLINGTON STAKES. Hera wile. F by Stockwir—Tmeons Sinchhten, the Dana, Lady K . -gston, M rid f"y by Windbonsd—Castuide are hare. CLEVELAND CUP. Two segos and a halt. Colt by Fauida-a.Bagagh—Doubt, B.r Collo, Fithermaa, and Prinoesa Royal ay* here. FOAL STAKES. One mile and a gustier. Mount., n Nymph rid Nor. Sunshine 1.-e here. LONDON AND IL4OZWALZ 241L1V4Y. (rats DAL) The half-yearly westing was held this morning, oi the London Tavern; Nr. J. N. Domini., the chairman, prerkting. The report, wrch has already appeared, was received end Map* d, end a dit.destd of 2s. 91, per share was deelac• 1. • resolution was silo &grad to foe cessolidat;eg the shares of the company into stock. AN UNFORTUNATE A LTAs.—ln a recent mall debt case, in • Sheriff Court of • county which shall be nameless, an hotelkeeper was prosecuted by two servants for wages and board wages for dismissal between terms. Disatimal was denied. It appeared that a mutiny bad arises in the camp of servents, because of the broken sad fragmentary bread which was gives them—the negative product of the tables. In the heat of debate, mine host exclaimed, " Go to the d—," which two of tbe gamuts interpreted as • diernimal, and Imam decamped, notwithstanding being remonstrated with. The &skinner a his examination, was asked whether be had gime tem; servants their leave, as alleged, when this meet astounding answer wee riven .—" I did, In a lIINISIIi of pansies, tell them all logo to the d----, but I enlemnly deny that I went they were to leave my service." The peek of laughter which followed this most astounding avowal of identity startled the defender, and convinced him that be beyond his reckoning. The Sheriff decided that the w ards not neceemnly imply dbminal, and dismissed the edam fee wages.—Glasgow Gazette. DOIL AT MUNICH.—A duel, attended with serious eseesteweess, hes Jut taken place at Munich. Count Ohara -4.4 aa aim of the cuirassiers, sold some horses and car riages be the Chevalier ()stint, of Flume ' for wlleh the latter remised to pay in • short ti me . The money net being lietheoming at the period appvinted, the count publicly made wee of some insulting expreerions relative to the cheva lier. This being mentioned to the latter, he im mediately paid the debt, and demanded satisfaction for the insult. A hostile meeting was arranged, tint the police having been made acquainted with the matter went to the grouted and prevented it. A few days after Count Obtrudes'', seeing the chevalier on the public promenade, went up to him while he was to ("aeration with en officer, milled him a coward, and aft mit him serer., times with a whip. The parties met the follow ing morning. Pistol, were used, and at the 'drat dre the count received his adversary's ball la the 'biome. The chevalier, in order to escape legal proceedings, started Ise Augusts, but was arrested at Landau, and brought back M Munich. It Is meld that he will be released on bail while awaiting his trial, but the punishment, if any , cannot be vete lotions, se there is no law against du:lling in the Bavaria code. The row is In a very serious state, and little hopes are saiwillael st his recovery. Bum* DANCING.—M. Richard, Prefect of the Piaistere, her eldriesed the following circular to the mayors of mammies lietheerrendke e m en t of Quinlan :—" The Em- peen and Empress desire dnrieg their sae at Quimper to see some Breton dancing. Their Majesties am anxious to haow all that morons the manners and customs tf car rural populetions, and to he as much as possible mese them. Acosedingly, steamy the fetes which have bees pre pared to them by the town of Quiroper, they gave the pre ference to • ball, and they desire that peasants shall exclusively Sgwa in it. Their Majesties will be happy to see the country populations some readily tie invitation adders's., to them. I beg of you, monsieur, not to neglect any thhtg that may be in your power to cause your commute to be properly repremmted at this h'e. The notabiliti es o f th e ocesuauus sad tie munletpal councillors ought to be glad to see Mir 'lva sad daughters go to a ball which will take place la peewee el thtdr Majesties. The dances will com mies at three o'clock in the Champ de Bstaille, near the Prefecture. They will be Interrupted at the moment of the arrival of their Majesties, and resumed offer their entrance ado the Prefecture. Space will not be wanting—the whole plus Eli be reserved for the ball. I reoommead you, mellithere, to immediately adopt such measures as may be asessarkille carrying out the object of the present latter." The Ofehile, a Malta journal, contains the follow ing Our reed= will remember that, on the aceeeks et the solemn .leis. of his Excellency the Right R ev . Mks door Rl*. et Malta into his cathed ra l & arc h, es Ile 2let Msgr. the ollitary andsorities task us .iii win et the eased bg Ile Mar of artillery, used ea ouch smeary sad last So Weep bad brought the mater to the settee of test bassi , I. We Imam the plenum of ea aertsidig the Secretary of ei•is he the Cvlontes, in re wee sad M a 01 the conduct of the bskt_elleislly semed Ma that the omission of etc oiedlee Maw at MIAs Ile meal brumes on such an sneaks ski sins seser soli: God at the lame time es grew Ws ibilmisios al lie oinks having occnnee." 0/7011LIT IMRE@ AND 'MOOED. lasmAv.. I N.. I @WM [Y. I 3.l6oPlin's :ll P Ambrit. Net..llclAlLJa. Bffia,Wely.AllierVolls) 1tirk...14a4 Ow Jim. I Melia HhyU iftekbunt eqd Tyro (aenloutan $7 U '.111!1!1 en.t, r mad Lielykosi (*.yet ar.a Baodes Co nw~U W . .t •no tity. MA W. A M p 51.1•2 M. Dublin -rum Cm* Awl's& !item Oonattem •••• +tom Unica. DM.* • rtt. Etwau,;b Oisspow_.. 014.6•118tb:3Nothbatoetl=biraadile • Stool Do. 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THE DIGGINGS AT FUSEE'S RIVEN. -- Thrr a men returned for provisions lately, afro, an absence of seven days; they bed during this intervel extracted 179 ox. of gold. I state this fact on the authority of fierveneor Dour Ism, who has just rettneed from the mining regions, whither he went with the view of establliblog onto% regulations for the maintenance of order. In ehott, all who have Waited the mime are Impressed with the conviction that their "(ch um far excels that of California in its pelnaiest dem. A certain degree of order hee already been established in the mining region, through the judicious measures adopted by the governor. Justices of the peace and other officiela have been appointed, and a system protective of the territorial interests organised. Licenses, on the pri nciple of dune granted in Australia, are Wind ; the fi ve dollars per month, to be exacted from every miner, was a good dial of talk u to the right or propriety o f levying this tax when It was first proposed, and some of the San Franoisoo puns were loud in their denunciations; others, with a better MONO and more discrimination, took a calmer view. It to eatisfec tory to add that no d 1 catty kis so far been exec:eared on this had. As • body, the misers are reported to be a steady set of men, well-conducted, and respectful of the law; but there ere, as may be Funned, bad oltemoters among them—gentle, end blacklegs of every ki n d. The good uses of the majority, however, tie to keep throe swain Pitfall under restraint. As regards onto nality men of all mom are here—Europeans of ivory t Americans, Mexican, Sandwich Islander,, noodoper i Tp i tet every diversity of tribe and colour, to say nothing of adu admixture of the descendants of Abraham. Then are • number of Chinese. These, eager of gain, seem beat on pursuing it in every conceivable way. One party of them seek, to establish a flithery, another purposes to labour in a different vocation. The ,stir de rner , or sea-slug, is said to be found In numbers along th e s h ore ; of the island. These, dried under a certain process, form an item of export to China, where they command a very high price; and to this branch of industry some of the Celeetisls Sr. &peed, it Man y to direct their attention, in preference to the laborious occupation of gold digging.—Letter from Fart Vista* Vancouver's island i June 17. DEATH BY STRYCHNINE., AT BANGOR, NEAR Nahrox.—A painful and mysterious clecannews into plus usesah • fortnight ago, et which we gave a heist notion, has caused the greatest excitement through out the district. A young lady, named Miss Brown, was taken suddenly ill, and died before nesdical aid wild be procured. Decreed was far Menne& . At the inquest, Dr. Scholefield expressed en opiates that gibe cause of death was wank spasms. and so open woad wee rimmed to that effect. Dr. ficholeflaid, of Piekeig, Dr. Wright, of Halton, and Mr. Barker, sturgeon, at have since been eamed in making an nalysis of the mu tants of the stomach. The result of their ezandankee ei a sgr a il proves death tohave been emend by etrychalos, con t In Battle's Vermin Killer, as WON of this entx tore were found. Flavin diseovered strychnine, the milks] gentlwnen operated nun a rebbit, throe frogs, and a emery, with the powder found in the stomach. Two of the frogs sad the canary died, the other frog and the rabbit recovered ; bat the portieme administered wen very minute compered with the quality toned. Thus there/2W stands. Considering that the doomed had been in good health rely a few hours before • that eh* had made preparation for hoe approaching ormiiieement, sod had never andel the least grounds for @apposite; she thought of committing stdeile— considering, too, that the symptoms wen those of strych nine, end that Dr. Sokolefield stated that, without sa ex amination, he could not amount kw those epees, as there was no physical cause for them—it is belinrsd that, the inquest is brought to a close, the police will, magisterial direction, pumas Use ismstigatiou.— lads Reran. Both Houses of Parliament in New South Wales have adopted addresses to her Majesty, expressive of their grits:o acknowledgment of the honour conferred upon the colony by her itsjesty, in de ise:ag that degrees grouted by the Senate of the University of Sydney shell be entitled to the mane rank, precedence, end consideration, as degrees granted by any university in tin United King d om. The Australian Horticultural and Agricultural Soddy is doing great thing,. The Sydney papers report the proceedings sea grand meeting, over which the Governor- General profiled, supported by the leading men of the oo lacy, at which the plane for • model hem of 160 acres were appeared of. The oat—shout 11,0001.—1 s to be shared by the society and the government. On the evening of the 28th May a lecture on r.St. Paul" was d e li vere d a t Syd ne y on held( of the young lien's Christian Association by the Rev. T. Sinewy. His Excellency the Govarnor-Generel took the chair, and on the platform were several ministers of the various denomina tions, together wfth gentlemen of pndtion end influence in tho_effy. The church wee Admission was given by MID* of width 1,600 *till promoted at the doors. We hare received advises from Sicily, and regret to hear that the favourable pr al of so aboadeat vintage I that stilted a few weeks bxk hue bus de- ' strayed by the severe scirwco winds Thiele visited et the beginning of July, consequently eu may not fur the present expect any decrease in the Moe of Memel* sal ether I Ewe (rota that islaad.--Maita Thom MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoct. Extreme dulness prevails to-day in the mining market. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially reported. In the absence of active inquiries, prices are little more than nominal. There have been some transactions in the shares of the Eon Accord Copper Mining Company at Ito e prem. Other colonial, as well as foreign descrip tions exhibit no movement. The fifth annual meeting of the Wildberg Great Consolidated Mining Company is called for the 28th most., at Cologne. A preliminary meeting will be held in London on the 23rd inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARHET.—TRIS DAY. (BY MAC:MI . 7IC TI LINIRAPI.) Mims mat ems oonwitsrorererrel Market quiet. Business M wheat moderate and prior unaltered. Indian cern in good demand. Odeon 6d. cheaper; other descriptions unchanged. Beans in small supply, end 61 to Is. advanced. Oats end oatmeal dull. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. StOAR —The market has opened with a brisk demand and public ulna of IVest India are going off at 6d. to la. advance. — Coirrie.—The lugs publio sales ars progressing without showing any material aberation in prices. TEL. —The market is quiet. Ban common Congon Is very Grin at lola. to 100. Ixrlb. Saurrwraz, in pablio sale, refraction 7, sold at 42a., refraction 64, 44a. 64. Bice.—The public, sale of good white Bengal was with drawn at 12s. MK continues dull of mile. Demerara proof, Is. 114. to 2a. Id.; proof Letraarda, Is. Bd. to L. 91. In other articles so material alteration. lambda gene- Telly bays a steady appearance. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. Tho market is steady. Town tallow is quoted, 475. 6d. nett ash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spit, 491.; August, 48s. 9J.; &ptember, 495. ; Ost. to Dec., 495. to 495. 3d. ; ditto, separately, 49s 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAT. Mr. E. J. DAvia reports trade without alteration. Priam meadow hay. GBs. to 725. Bd.; superior di., 75e. to 845.; Interior do., 60e. to 85s. ; now do., 60s. to 80e.; clover, old, 90e. to 105 a.; second cut, 85e. to 955. ; now, 80s. to 955. ; straw, 30s. to 11.51. The Carlisle *Toured, thus describes the work manlike style in which Lord Broughem went through his duties in cutting the first sod of the Eden Valley Railway • few days ago:—" Lord Brougham received from the brawny navvy who stood beside him a neat spade, with which he cat the first sod, and threw into a handsome mahogany bat row, which had been provided for the ocensiGn. His lordship then, with a vigour as remarkable as it was characteristic, wh clod the batiow atone some planks that had bean laid for a distance of some ten or dozen ride, emptird its con tants, and then, in a truly navvy-like manner, tamed his back, and pulled the barrow to the paint whence be started. During the operation ' the moat deafening cheers resounded from ova) , pert of the field. Hie lordship tippet-1A to be much amused with his own perfotairme " Lord Palmerston will leave England in a few days on a visit to Ireland - BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Yesterday morning, at the Hanover-scene Rooms, there wan • rehearsal of Mr. Henry Leslie's New Oratorio, Judith, about to leper formed for the first time at Birmingham on the morning of the 3rd of September next. The rehearsal wee arranged and superintended by Mr. J. 0. Mason, the orchestral steward of the Festival, and cmduced by Mr. Leslie. Almon all the inatmmental band, consisting of the most eminent metropo litan performers, were present ; together with the principal singers, Madame Viardut, Signor Bethel, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. Montem Smith ; and likewise the members of the chorus resident in London. Nothing could be more satis factory than the result ; it gave full assurance of the success of the work. All the performers, vocal and Instrumental, exerted themselves eon anion, ; and the readineas with which the band, playing at sight, surmounted every orchestral diffi culty, was truly wonderful. There are to be two other re hewed' of the Name kind, and at the acme plane, to-morrow and Friday ; and there have already been a number ached rehearsals at Birmingham, to which town and neighbour hood the greeted part of the choristers belong. It is by this careful and active menegement—by sparing neither pains nor cost in their preparations—that the Birmingham Festival Committees have raised their great triennial music-meeting to its present magnitude end European celebrity. ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING THE WELFARE OF TIE BLIND.--On Sunday lad two sermons were preached at Trinity Church, Marylebone-road, in aid of the above valuable usoolatka. In the morning by the Rev.W.Thomp son, ID D , preacher at Lincoln's-inn, and provost of Queen's College, Osford,whe took for his tart the 11th chapter of St. Matthew, 4th verse. He most pathetically alluded to the inestimable handl. conferred by the association, which at the present time employed 43 blind men and women in the manufacture of mate, baskets, brushes, dm. some at their own homes and others at the so and Boston road. It was, however, much to be regretted that there were V , poor blind men and weaken 'applying foe help, many of them ins state of stied poen , y, and begging in the greets, bat f Jr went of funds it was impossible to aid them at present. The rev. gentleman's appeal produced a collec tion of about 291. A moat eloquent dieoouree was also de livered in the evening by the Rev. Samuel Minton, M.A. for the same benevolent object, which resulted in a liberal oollsotion. ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS, LAMBETH.—. By the graeloca ;svltation of H.R.H. the Duchess of Cam bt:dge, 40 of the ebiMren of this ancient charity, whit* is now r3lebrating its one hundredth annivevery, ware enter tained at the residence of Sir W. Dunbar, Bed., at Kew, en Sunday last. Accompatied by Fevers! members of the com mittee and superintended by the secretary, Mr. W. Davies, they attended divine ureic* at Kew churth, where a sermon on bebslf of the funds of the charity woe preached by the Rev. John lesson, chanl*l.Ll to the King of dm Maims and morning preacher to the Institution. His ii H. the Prince of Wale', the Duchess of Cambridge. the Date of Cambridge, the Princess Huy of Cambridge, the Hereditary Grand Duke and Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelite, and their respective suites, attended divine worship, and subsequently visited the children in Sir W. Dunbm's grounds. Sir W. Dunbar and Mr. Jusopp bad the honour of dining with the royal party at Kew-cottage. After visiting the gardens and partakingi tea the petty returned to town. THE HARBOURS OF REFUGE COMMISSION.—We have received • despatch containing the 1111111.1 of the Royal Commission no Harbours of Refuge. They are as follows:—Admiral Hope. chairman; Sir Frederick Smith, M.P. • Mr. Lindsay. M.P. Captain Wsehington, R.N.; Captain Sullivan, R.N. • Captain ; Vetch, 11.11. ; Mr. Cond e, C.B. With the nam es of more of these gentlemen our readers are wen aorrostnted, and we are quite 'stinted that every candid individual will Meet that the decision has bean 'termed to the best of hands. Admiral Hope Is • gentle man of the highest character. both personal and professional. Sir Frederick Smith, M.P. for Chatham, is a highly accom plished and scientific officer of Engineer., end was a member of Committee on Harbours. The commission will *bit Wick about the 24th, or perhaps the 20th, of this month,— Northers Resign. BOOTH KENSINGTON MOMM.—Dezing the week ending 7th of August, the visitors have been as follows . On Woodsy, Toseday, and Saturday, free day& 3,427 ; o n Monday and Tuesday, free evenings. 4.489. On the three students' days (admission to the public MI. 791; oats stu fleets' evening, Wednesday, 92. Total, 8 799. THE CHEMINS ARISTOCRATIC FETE.—VhICOnnt 'agony.. has transmitted per the Rev. J. W. Wrath , ington, D.D., a cheque for 12L 10x, hi the City Orthopedic Hospital out of the proceeds of the Camara* fits, tasking more than 9001. already divided antoagst hospitals, public institutions, and poon4ues of magleteriel districts. REPORTED ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE VICE ROY OT BOTPT.—A repeat has reached this island to the effect that SR Mtompt had Wm mode on the life of the Vioe g e r uma y ore of the finalleal party, who was &secreted in hie 's chaseher,eunder his hid. No explanation °odd be gel from the weold-be asseeds. farther than that God had seat him theft. H. was Immediately taken out and de ospitalod. Farr thawed nn all etas., with a large gun tity ef gunpowder, is mid to have ban Atuvered in one of the temmass at Ceire.—Jfebe BAN. THE HARVEST IN FRANCLI.—The Echo ..4gricole says The wheat harvest II nearty terminated in Prance, sal whet hat not yet been got in in the north baa beta col luded limplher, .o that it would eaten no injury if there sbeahl be• her days' rain. The wheal, of 1 8 spefildag, ~n col be of siali good quality as that of 1837 and wt neigh at iiiikerece 4 to 5 kilogrammes leas per Luddite*. The honed of 1111 will consequestly he less than the pre , •ask & but it Ann not be forgotten that that of 111387 was aline the avers.. The last accounts from Odessa say anise damage hat been done by rain to the crops in red Poland. In Spain, tbe harvest of Catlin!. 41=0 toted than bad been hoped for—rain having fallen *pm ...ray ; the rein there is abandaat, and of good qua li ty, Hough the yield of straw is teenty." Previous to the members of the Rouse of Com mons leaving the Pere they presented Captain Jemiesop, the commander, with 601. They also left 601. for the crew, and 251. for the musical bend. Sir Charles Nader did not re turn in the Pere, behaving bur invited to or the damn in her Majesty's ship Urgent.