The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-18 00:00:00

IMPERIAL - PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(111I8 DAY.) The mrrs ZR took the chair at 12 o'clock. I . %NT IN DI A (X)UNCIL AND HIGH COURTS OF J DICATURE (14ALARIEB, ke.). In the question that the louse go into committee far the purpose of passing a resolution, the object of which was to grunt cocopenastions and ...dories for Indi a n j u d ge .hip s , Mir H. ohjocted to the appointment of judges being placed I. the hands of the India Minister. The re.dution was agreed to and reported, with a view to a bill being founded upon it. If ARBOURS BILL, O n the order of the day for going into committee on this I.ININIV ceniurril the mode in which the Previ• dent of the NMI, I . 4 Trade intended to deal with the ilitfivrtitial duce on .hipping, and said he would be no party to giving him power to tell Hanivgate Harbour. The hon. tocioher giiec untice d his intention to move a number of amendment, in committee. Mr. TIMM 1,411 N thought it nowise to alvilivh palming tolls without providing a aulatitutc, and also that the bill .00.1 have the effect of destroying many of the harbours of refuge. He mowed that the bill be referred to a select iommittee Mr. I $1... EDE 4 mcooded the amendment. The HPE.tli ER having put the question. Mr. I'AYLEY hoped the hou. gentleman (Mr. Thomp von) would not persevere with his motion. Mr. DEEDES said he supportcd the amendment because he wivlied porgies who thought they had griemoces to have a tribunal to address. He objected to the pawing of the hill without provision being mu le for the debt resting on the lsiver Harbour Coitimiavioo. Sir F. LtILlY41111) thought that if the bill went into r..nt mit tee, the question of compensation must be consi dered to have been reopened. Mr. S. CAVE remarked that it would not be good pis. licr to dad homily with private interest'. Mr Ii(WFAIT deprecated the transference of Ramsgate Harbour to the hands of a private !nanny company, which cult be one of the consequences of passing this bill. Mr. BENTINCK supported the amendment. [Left sitting. LAW INTELLIORNCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BL►NCH. _ Wage at Nisi Pries at Welinli•44ll7. (Before Lord Chief Justice Cockbuss arid a Special Jury.) /1•11.1 r. LoRD This &aka was brought by William Mahe, formerly healer is the service of Lord Saltoun, the defendant, for .rook cod also breecover wages. The defendant pleaded ir,t guilty, that the plaintiff created& disturbsom, sod bed to b removed by violeme from the hoses, and that he wee drunk sod not able. perform his duties. The defendast ale. paid 111. iota court, the amount of wages doe, and If. 4s. for the expeness of the plaintiff's journey born Los doe to the defendeet's wat in the north ; but he denied Ids liability, I. ecoewpwoce of the defeadant's inioxednot, to the azoonee of hie return journey to Loodoo. Mr. M. Chamber* and Mr. Jame were emend foe tho and Mr. Bona' and Mr. J. Browse appealed for the &foam The facts el tie case are contained in the following widen, : winless Malmo-1 me the plaintiff in this adios, and by betimes • butler. Os Sept. 6. 10160, I applied for the situ ation ef butler in Lard Behona's establishment I was ea. peed by Mr. Fraser la Castle's beak. I was to have 565. • year, Ind my enema from Ludas to Pbilworth, is Peet. led. Belem I was dinned for some grave fault I was to bevel/systemises back to Lonna. I shortly afterwuds west to Beellsail, and remained in his lordehip's service until the '.24th of November following. Os that day • large party assembled at Pbilwortb, is COMNP911•1100 of the marriage Of Lord tialtooe's sister. There was • breakfast, or rather &ruler a la fourchette, at I o'clock. and it lasted till belt put 2. The whole preparations on the occasion were awn my direction. After the breakfast three was a anathemas betimes two of the .errata, sad I told Lord Saline what I hal heard about it. The valet, as Inalunaa named Rum, wee tryieg to resew the bred. The either party was Joh. Hos, the footmen. His lordship assisted in ranee* itysa hum his room. I had orders sot bays any dimmer prepared, but to have tee and coffee ie addition to what mamboed ea the table after the breakfast. Tea was got ready at Wiliest 6. A seadderaide pot ties of this time I corietasitly saw his lord' ship There was • large party invited to • dame is the evening, sal I said to Lord Saimaa that some more whiskey would be required. This was • little after 6, and before the tea was served. Lord Balton west down to the cellar far the whiskey, eml I scormipsuisd him. I hicaght up • dowse battles mid carried them to • smaller cellar, ia the presence of Lord Salton. I thee went on with my duties. Tea was to take place is the drains ream. I mede the tea, and went up to the drawing-reesa to see that it was in proper condition for the ladies. I them west back to the dining room. Tea use this new, hat • few gentlemen remained there. The ladies had pee to the diaieg•ronm. I was at 4 to ea the table wh en hi s lordship came ,7,.. -b a me ash mid, " Mahe, I will not have you visa in so familiar atoms to the ladies." I turned round and said, " My lord," doubting whether I h a d heard him correctly. His lordship said he would not have me speak in so familiar a manner to the ladies. I said, " I have not spoken improperly to anyone— to n o n e except is answer I to some remark or question put to me-" He said, "Why, Mahe, you've been drinki ng .' I replied, " Yon are sqy mistaken in that particular, my lord ; have not been drinking." He then said, 'my angrily, " Bet I say you have " I replied, " No, I have met" Hie kande them said " Why, you are drunk." I mlitid, 3 : l Z lam yet drink." Hie lordship them blon to (d haw, hie Unbar aad mid " Davy, here's Mahe drunk" I Bald This is too bad. I sal te you, Oaken has* me to whether I em d reah, or is say ik . gres ender the inhumes of drink." Col Fraser Dee% spnli Malwa—doe't talk to me," es if he were afraid of hia Walther. Mr. Chalmers, the factor of Lord &hone, mid • guest at the nadir*, camel into the room. Hie lordship said to him, "Chalmers, liere's Mahe drink." He repeated this many times, sad I being meek muyed, and goaded by the aejest accusatioe, mg, " I nould be sorryony , lord, to be half so drunk aayon are. He then cried out, "You shall leave my house immediately." I replied, "After this I do mot are how soon ; your lord ship has only to pa me what la due, and I'll get lay *top teenier. ea I shall never return." Chalmers then roughly took hold of nay arm and said " Now Mahe, you hear what his lordship Mys, sod you had better go ." I wrested I my arm from his grasp, send said, "Don't touch me." Mr t'halmere drew aside and spoke to Lord = sad immediately left the room, but shortly sad main close up to me said, Now, Nabs, you bed better go. 1 hue non ia two roes for the muse of akin you away." I said I would go, bat I expected to be paid and I would Mk* my th ic i t m d with um I went towards . His lanai* me • s h or t darnel ad followed . There was • cluster of per ms rend theywatry doer I west into the room and changed isi heellsolost sal waist,, • Before I hod rem pleto I changing iyelethea, Doodad It:comely, • servant of hi a l or d s hip, came comely, in, seised my arms , and immediately thrust me on of my ream, through the pang* mid out at the ben dom. I had on neither my hat nor greet mist, sad was Lend over to two men, James 'titan and John Robert son, two labouring men working in Lord Maltoue'sprileas. They seek pieced ahead os my arm sad took me to NUM. burgh, shout two miles from his lordship's nese. They took us to the rtaltoun Arms, • pablic.beees at Fusin Minh.. It wee 2.1 minutes after eight when I wee remeen hoes his lershhip's house. The coachman ma after me with ay bet. The ewe mitered the Senn Arms with me, ash In me lie* having lin had time whisky and walar. ne the fellowiag day I saw Mr. Chine's, whe bid emit far me. Be add he had hem desired by Lord Bahama te re gret me to p be Phibroult,hiajordship's hos* to eft that a was den I refused to ge is easeenemes of the reeigh buten* I bad nee eablested ben* it was met fair be mil NI me, holes; me respeasiM fur the onecten of the sat. Cludinenisaid, **Why, Illebe,yee k Dow you were dusk.' I aoS " I keow I was not druok." Ile said. "1 as Leople wh o will swear that you were drunk." I me bring tweety to prove I was Sit drunk." Rai " I should have thought you would have liked_ toiret v.oir thing. together yourself." I said " y; let I won't go to Philworth." I asked him to woos one to put them together, and seed th is N in. a'.., as I was in want of them, I certainly did set speak is • familiar or improper I" mow Wigs. Before I went to Lord Adieus I is the "0". of Mr. Hastings, of Worcestershire, skis of the ladle of Marlborough, Mr. Townley Parker, sad the Duke .1 Athol, I gave refs rencie to Lord &Henn. I wee met auk es that ocessioa, see ia sew war ander the be tiewe .4 drink. I did mot dies daring the day. I hrealifeet at 9 o'clock, sad between ten sod '``wes bed • ease or • glue and • half of 14 ‘.10 els. Before the Innis* at half-paet nee I invited 1 ...a1.1 Keenly to take • glass al sherry with me to drink hie health of the surly nstried coupe. This we did, sad I Isis the niuraieskr in the bottle to the valet to take • ghee N, cad to gm the rest to the other @eremite. Kennedy era ea old servant of his lordship. I bad some — less nes • glassful—after the breakfast. I halt * I M hulk that day said I arrived at Freesebedgli. He amen t '" 6 *as made ea that crearkm snit my having *ambled. Neit du the cow-Mean mid lr for chip hed Ann that Ih " "'lslet met Ine Wised us en of the haw ff N . 64 ant nutted Mrs. Chains me eerie= simiema bile le hie service I (*ad 4 ..1.4 with rheumatie yaimeTt l y hip pia llii rtie= ens' in, and he kindly seat me was Pusarbeeeb the do c t or ou-esiusio a d - I sin certain I had me ether THE EXPRESS, - what I have mentioned. When I was changing my clothes, before leaving, 1 did not ask for more ale. 1 went to Mr. Hastings ea groom of the chamber, but afterwards I was his bulgur. Vaud I call the tea was scold dinner with tea on the sideboard. In the evening there was to be • tenants' ball in the servants' ball. My room was clops to the halL I saw Mrs. Chalmen. Her husband is • hanker anal • magistrate, and also the factor of Lord Bal loon. 1 remember Mrs. Chalmers going up to the drawing-room after tee. I recollect on coming down stain, having slightly stumbled against her. I have no re collectiou of Mr. Chalnicrs asking me to show Mrs. Chal mers to the drawing room. Ido not know 11111. Chalmers, but I assume that she is the lady who was the only stranger present. I might have announced • lady as Mrs. Chalmers, but I Lave no re c oll ec ti on of having done so. I know I did not say anything to her. I did not fall at full length on the stairs, nor fall at all. Within two or three minutes after Mrs. Chalmers went into the drawing-room Lord Paltoun came to me. I used an offensive expreesion to Mr. Chalmers. I said be was just the man for • dirty job, and that he was engaged in a bus'. ness which just suited him. (Laughter.) This was when he seized rne by the arm in the dieing-room. l do not re. collect his advising me to go away quietly. I did not fall off my chair in my room, nor try to force Mr. Chalmers out of the room, and close the door. I was fearfully excited at the unjust treatment I had received, and cannot recollect ell that passed. I did not shake my fist in Mr. Chalmer's face. When Kennedy came I did not seize him by the whiskers. This was the case for the plaintiff. Mr. Bovill addressed the jury on the part of the defence, I and cootended that the misconduct of the plaintiff was such as to justify his removal by force from the house. Lord Belton examined said —I told the plaintiff when he came to Philwortb, as I tell every other servant who enters my service, that it be ever got drunk I should not I allow hint to remain half-an-hour in his situation. I until this occurrence be was an excellent servant, and understood his duties perfectly. At the tea-dinner after the wedding he bent over to speak to me several timee. His voice was thick and husky, and did not articulate well. Though I had some suspicion all was not right I thought he might he able to go oa. About $ is, the evening I was in the passage and heard Mabe's voice on the drawing/- room stairs. He said "Don't be frightened, the stain are dark and *anew, bet I'll take care of fool!." He mid thus to a familiar and way, sad I thought at first he was to we of the maid servants. Ho was I f= by Mrs. Chalmers, who seemed much aMenished, sad rather frightened. I rid , "Don't be afraid, Mrs. Chalmers. take my arm, and I'll conduct you to the thawiscroom." Mahe had at this time thrown epee the cbrawlacreom door and catered before us. He shouted oat is a load voice, " Chalmers," then muttered is a low toes " Mn, Chalmers," them went up close to were Lady ashcan wee sitting, and said again " Mrs. Clialmene louder this soma It is sat the custom to 11112DOCOOD ladies three Mom ever. Nab. then left the room, sad I followed him. I maid I was sorry to see him in that state Hs meld, "In what state r I said he was drank. He replied be was Dot drunk, mod I asked my brother, (tassel hem,, whether he thought him drunk or sober, sad be said he was drank Afterwards the plaintiff maid, "I am set drunk let yen are Amok.* [His latish* was findseasaminaties whoa our;report lel COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Won She Jade Onkrary.) RILL IP. MIA £$D WOOD. The ems ti the zupasimog was resumed this sionsiag. Evidence, was gloss that the pelatioaer had regidered the birth of the child as his ova, sad bed given it the mew of Asnetto. Mr Macaulay, Q.C., bevies briell7 rammed up, Dr. Spiake admitted is reply that if the charge argent Mr. Woad wan wholly &las t he was a penecuted man, and his eoe duct had been most praiseworthy. Moreover, if Mr. Hill had been guilty of knowingly Weems each false charge the co-respondent, would be - fay deserving of M a te i reprobation which had bees lavished epos him by hie learned Mork Bat all depended epee the "if ;" sad he ematioded that neither is point of yeses nor respectability was the co-respoodent a men cm whose behalf his leaned hived ins wattled to annum se Ruch. The fact was, Mr. Weed was 35, him wife was meek elder; sad when the re sposillest made his acquaintance, he was away from her, endeavouring to break the bask in the gaming-houses of Himiaberg. On his Moro from India Mr. Hill found the Woo& treating biefromeee with great kindness, and he was than for their conduct to her ; but it was only Vit l M tereets in the trainee -tips that had opened his eyes S. the real Datum of the relations which had subsisted be tween the fillipelli•MS. After minutely reviewing the evi deep% the iserred emmasel concluded by calling on the jury to lad a verdict for his client, and to give h im exemp lary awmflot sspgaurt the co-respondent. Mr O. Oreenwell then summed up the ens, and pointed eat the per isconsirtency of the petitioner's ewe eiedect, with the theory that he did not believe the child to be his own. The jury found a verdict for the respondent. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-TREIT. DIRTIOTING • WORK or Al?. WiWan drums set, o(9, Homer-allreet, le can pester, was charged Woes Mr. Tyrwhitt with assaulting Yr Mark Jambes% joirsilsr, of 294, Oxford.atreet, and also destroying &Drain vows, about 2 hot is height, • beautiful work of sit, loin rlohly onsrowited with Bowers, trait, sad birds. Yr. i;eidiessi said—l was closing my shop last night, when I hard a Raise, mil found the prisoner with a stick in his bead thumping my goods. Laid, " What are you about, making this disturbsace ia say shop I" I then told biro to go, but ha refused, and I pushed him out. The prisoner theorem back into the Almond attacked me with the stick, and took up a box which was at the door, and threw it at me; it did sot strike me t but the Dresden vase. Mr. TyrwidM—What is the mhos of it? Mr. Jaeobsea—The pair are worth 151., your worship. Hr. Tyrwititt asked the prisoner whether he wished to sa=ng. —I asked for a light, and prosecutor " give you a light,* and then struck me, and • young man Uwe, the box into the shop. Themes Herbert, • grocer, of 22, South Holton-street, said—l saw the prisoner break • stick over the prosecutor's 'boulder, sad afterwards throw the boa at Mr. Jaoobson, sod break the ease. The primmer then ran down Strut. ford-oboe sad be was afterwards taken into custody by C. Mr. Jacobson said the primmer was an entire stranger to bias, sad it was not true that he struck prisouer. Yr. Tyrerbitt, having made some remarks on the pH emer's conduct, bed him If., or two months. lIIIPIOCTING TIN errs OF ♦ DOO. usspwakabbrisoking man, pre tinting : cilia . to Mr. TyrwititS, which Imd boar badly bitten by a dog, asked for a somas. Mr. Tyrerhltt said ha could have one ; but he must be able to prose that the dog was a ferocious one. It was • &limn to the l►w that a person was bound to do so, but so it was. The applicant thanked his worship and took the summons. THE CHAMPIONSHIP.-(THIS DAY.) The fight for the championship having been Said to take place this morning the combatants and their Mends betook themselves to the country at an early hour. The detonate for the possession of the chammoovhip were Sam Horst, the " Steleyhrialge Infant," and Jam !dace, of Marwick. The drat named threw down a challenge to the wiener d o VIA between Spew and Toni Sayers, bat it we sot by either el th ose nolebilitnea , for reasons which west petard to then even who neither take any Worsen is. ear have any knowledge 1 each contests. Aliodbri amber of the prime nag, Ti. Paddock, took up the Aisne pot forth by Hunt, bat suffered defeat. Se nerds Iy im now experienced to "bring off a mill," As it Is lecheically felled, that • large number of persons were latentioesally put off the scent," sod only the ox =initiated got to en tbe North Lt Railway station, at bridge. at 6 o'clock this mere;eg, from whence they wereganveyed sentowbere dews the 5801. Intim the expedition wee seder sealed erdsrs, and the destination was dr perked open the psaeeace if and the celerity of the pease, the asdeal place whore the fight would eons off was net known et the time the par ties loft the netropeha Beth the combatant's were present, having been in ale are somewhere in town daring the sight. It was eadintood that the train would go on to "a pines" when a steamer or other boat would he is waiting to convey all 0000erned where it might be thought most ear liable. (By rumos IXPIWAS.) The light bail taken place down the Medway. Hoed won in arty minutes. Two BaoTKlvi Danwr ED AT DONCANTIN. —Yes terday morning, Mr. Lister, the carouser foe the bo rough of Doncaster, held an inquest at the Guildhall, to inquire respecting the deaths of two Mothers named Tout, who were drowned in the river Den on tiaturday 'Altmann,. It seems that John Samuel Foot resided with his father at Doncaster, and his younger brother, Thomas Henry, aged 11, who rmided at Tickhill, near Rotherham, sum to see him. The day being easy hot, they proposed to go to bathe, and for that purpose went to a dangerous the Don knows. the " E.bow,” where they hatbel for some time. Omahas to a place where the depth of the water incrennen at once from two to twelve Isek else of them souk; sad the other, as going to his lwebbeir's assistance, seek also. They clasped each other o l d mak together three times, sod before assistance reached Hum, or the bodies could be recovered, they were quit* dint Marty psalm lave hems drowned at this part of the river, mad to prerrest the recurrence of such accidents is future, the jury adapted • resolution urging on the tows 11011111011 the &rirabety of establishing public bethiog places. The led eseartmeee hr oast a nom over the town. A yet diet " was returned. TUESDAY EVENING, LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) 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ARIAL Nom al Wis. Ira. Nei Clio. =lii °"le 4 gam* Led 4 24 soil toe Iwo) 100 4mooss.ll imool *OOOl 20 "I KOOS SO 111,NO SO 10.000 SO 03,000, SO *OOO. 10 10,000, 100 10,000 100 *O2O SO 19,000' 10 *OOO NI *4OO l II *OOOl is 10,000 100 *NS II *OOO SO a,* 10 IMIIOO In us 10 101 22 , 99 100 99 100 Lemr.l. bra of Ihr of Lostan Rota _oel.lAul.Cluirldltaorlafd G. M. Sank of AIWA Da Dow finals gad Leaden Ma= Lesion South Affirm Lae. all Watadastar Nal Prim of Ragland Da liar 16 100 11 10 Ili 1/1 SS 86 11l 121 46 di 124 116 lid 110 WI 10$ 120 113 ltie lath:mai Stank It.. Routh Wain Oriental Bank useiss Ottoman Bank Provincial et trelerl Mamas Woe ot Australia Mika Cl Larks Oa* MAW ■ 0 II IS GWATIL 1111.11011LIJJMOUIL IL IPd l Lalinaili. I Cloaiss - peldes. Males. $0 11 10 ail = • 14404060 a Ili If - alussmi 10 Anglo-Mexican lOU .. all IS 14 - le all Ardasmite - 161000 NI Austaullan AgricuL .... 19 $1 SI II 20 11 lielJaalres in Wit - 11 11 C I - 0,1109 10 Berlin Waterworks.... ail di 44 ..- 6 an llelnlas L J - .... _ 60 Belt. American bud - 60 'l9 all Alders to aralmeaftsi. -. SAN IP Brit. 4 Irish Mag. TeL A all $0 U - WOD Canon= MIMI di SU - L 11 11 AM 10 Do. 2 7 per e. till 1901 all 111 110 - 90 ' MIeOMon 16 all 1 - - dla -. 0.016 11,779 Do. C , 11d li Canada Lanni an 100 112 all 10 IS - - 20 la , Dutch Meal* 24 21 Ma - 1,0001 19 el U 1406.701 (p all - - - 10 all illaotom M Pianos - 060,000, St. Cop, 118.001:11..*SmelL all 20 all 11d. inselan pas AP. c - - - 1,002026' St. LVnital Palace - ID all 'OA Lia= „a oaset. U. 74 II n i 160,0001 X Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb lOO 106 IN - 21 all Itanes - - -. 60,000 1 20 luatlrrllalnig.& Canal 1 i * dla - 10 all Like Omilimsal Sale - -.- 700,000 St. Meet& Telegraph .... 109 96 07 - II all Users and Sseulival - -.- 7,100 26 Do. New - -Ma - 29 MI ilpose and 614•1311 .... - - - 70.000 1 lag. and Aust. Cop. 30 all ;Marla Maeda - 110,000 14 Oen. Steam Nseigsbies 14 - - - all . NaisalksaLl im y the Si - ti - 910,000 1 Great Ship (Lliniled_ _.) • all I 1 il 10 all DeAsp.sleL Dolgmov. 19 6 2134 - 100,000 1 Do. 17i per ceoL PreL all - 16 all Northam 412 - 11,000 6 Leo. District TeL (LI.. 4 o- - die - 16 U Do. New Sham _ .... -- -pm - 100.000 4 Loa. Oen. Omnibus 00. all 1 14 - 11l all Norwegian Trask Trial 8 9 - 60,000 10 Maxine Iregn. a Canal 1 4 1 lei- 111 11 Ottoman'eleynmAidle" 7 6 Ma - 30,000 le MsdltarraiwanN/anTeL all - ..- - 19 all ,Paela, Leone. and Modit. IWe 371 - 12.000 10 Mediter. Ex. Tel. (Um.) MI 21 4 O all P.M. t and Orleans 163 $4 - 90,000 116 National Diacount Co_.. 61If &a - 90 17 insane and & lielid*Oo - 6,010 10 NerbuddaCcial•froa(L) I 11* ono .o I (Pernambneo g. 7p. a 64 di di, - 11,210 10 Netherlands Land .... all -•-• oo 19 111 alga and - - - 10, 11 ist Ns MI 4 I - 10 alf Moral Dud& - 1.724 100 N. Brum. &N. Scot. Ld. 111 I 10 6 all Royal Owed* -- - 111,070 1 N. Brit. Australaalan.. WI 4 I - 4 all IDA 7 par oink. - - - 10,000 1 eutal Oas - IS all lianstwe mad Yam .- . $4 61 - • 10,000 1 no. "New Shams • le 411 Do. percent. Pref. $0 el - 40.000 10 .la. dim. I Um.) b - - dla - IS IC 11.Austat Viatallaii 110 4 *Time, 1 2 1 11 It. - 610,010 SA Peel &Ivor Land & Ulu. 100 91 U - dla - 10000 40 Pads and all U TO ad - ST all Soiniseen el lessaaa.. - } II - 10, , 000 SO Do. Now Oelas Steam 30 10 11 pia ad - Of all Will Mandan I 6 ill - 40.000 10 R.les de Ind. TeL 0.4$ all 17 iS 174 17 10 all De. Sipw sent. Peet 9* 91 - 10,000 00 Ithmasey Iron - I all i Well lb N. W. el Pews 10 11 - 10,000 IS Us Now all 44 64 - n • , Widen .l Amid& .... -•-. - MOW 100 Royal nail seem " 1 09 47 1 0 1 1 1 1 II di il/lailaikei - -.- 100000 K. Amt. Inseam. 100 It/ ISO - 14.10 G 111 Bosint Auatrallu Land all 83 14 - 1113111N1171111 MOM MON 1 Subianzino TeL &Ay .. all 1 i - 150,000 1 De. do. Registered.. all I . - Ifft I Os. 1 Isms. INA U. mime. I Wee 11,100 10 Do. do. - 111. , 41 re. OLliadliMak.e.JanaJula 11 1 00 199 101 - Oil 12, &LC 10 & au. of Australia IA Weelent4p.anar.lcSept. NO 91 93 - (Umite,V First Issue. 1 i 1 IPA - SUN IL Lin. ip.M.JamllMs* ll* IS 1•0 - 00.00 16 Ln.oo.l.%C.inada 6 - - -- .... U. 1/000106 N. Ilast. 4 m et. 100 It N - 000. 00 0 ra. Kingdom TeL 0..) . 1 iMs par - SUM W.11161611•061.--44p.M. 93 o• -•- 10.i...0 100 liras Minnie Land MN 0 10 - 6.7 - 1 1 I! Iw NO 100 NO 100 100 100 100 100 100 ... SO 1 as WIN' SUM 10,1100 4000 103,400 - P• N► JUNE 18, ClAselazion I'M today p.a. oi se II II I 5 di 15 BO ti 4 I I I d. par ' 100 181 04 1,14 - - 14 20 2,4 05 iil . 1 Pi 1 99 . 90 92 86 87 65 90 87 69 - - N. 1 V g i e 1* U as t I - ;ia LOS Is.. 100 1861. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocw. The funds are again 1 per cent. lower to-day, although the weather continues as Sue as could be desired. Business throughout the Stock Ex change is as languid as ever. English railway stocks, in most instances, are 1 to 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 95c., ex div., being 6c. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 891 and 90 ex div., for money, and 901 and 1 ex div., for the ac count. The present quotations are 891 to 1 for cash, and 901 to 1 for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows: — Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 94, ex div. ; ditto for account, 991, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 12s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" Rupee Paper, 94 ; ditto, Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1001 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 7s. dis. ; ditto June, par. The foreign stock market is quiet, and no change worth mentioning has occurred in prices. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 721 to 1, and that of 1868, 64 to 57. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1880, 871, ex dir. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 1 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 781, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 721, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 514, 57, 581. _ _ Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co. have this morning received a telegram from Ajaecio, in Corsica, in forming them of the successful laying of a sub marine telegraph cable between that place and Toulon, in Franoe. The length of line is 205 miles, and the depth of water 1,500 fathoms. At the Bank of England the demand for money yesterday was only moderate, and in the open market there was more disposition to take the beet bills at a fractional reduction from the Bank mini mum. About 68,000/. in gold, the bulk Australian, was bought by the Bank yesterday. A considerable amount of Australian gold will probably be taken there during the week, a portion of the recent ar rivals having yet to be sdi posed of. The influx from the Continent continues. The total reported yesterday is 50,000/., including 20,0001. from Paris, and 30 0001 . from the Levant. A farther sum of 20,0001. is expected from the latter quarter to-day. - . The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, with sales to the extent of 10,000 bales. - - - In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there eras the first sitting in the case of Meagre. Churchill and Macmillan, timber brokers, of Cinnon-street. From inquiries which we have made in quarters usually well informed, we gather that the forth-, coming dividends of some of the principal railway companies may be estimated as follows :—London and North Western at the rate of 44 to 41 per cent. per annum ; Great Western, about S per cent. per annum ; Midhuid, 6 or 61 per cent. per annum, but probably 6 ; Lan caahire and Yorkshire, 54 to 51 per cent. per annum ; and London and South Western, 51 per cent. per annum. During the half-year now closing, although the traffic has kept up very well, the com panies have had to contend with increasing depres sion of trade. The majority of them have now an increased amount of capital to pay dividend upon. The expenbes of the maintenance of way have also increased, and in some instances the cost of acci dents forms a serious charge against revenue. For instance, yesterday's journals report a verdict for 13,000 i. against the Great Northern Railway Com pany in respect of one single life lost on their line. The accident referred to occurred as far back as April, 1860. The directors of the London and Provinci►i Marine Insurance Company have issued the follow ing report, to be presented at the first ordinary general meeting, which is to be held on the 27th instant. It is considered to be satisfactory, as in dicating that the risks have been carefully chosen : The directors submit to the shareholders the accounts of the company, showing the result of its first year's opera. tions, ending the 14th May last. The &crone* which hays been du) , examined and verified by the auditors, show, that after the payment of all claims for losses, averages, and returns, together with all expenses, charges, Warns, Ix., and one-fifth of the preliminary expenses, there re maims a surplus on the underwriting account of 39,3201. la. 6d. From this sum the directors recommend the pay ment of interest to the shareholders at the rate of 5 par cent upon the paid-up capital of the company. The debentures for the Indus Steam Flotilla (Scinde Railway Company), now offered to the public, present a virtual bonus of two months' interest, by a payment on or before the 30th June, as " the bonds will be dated on the Ist May, 1861, and will bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum from that date, on all moneys paid on or before the 30th June, 1861." The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1361 ; and the South Eastern an increase of 401. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending May 31,were 6,9631. sterling, being 6721. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The 24th annual meeting of the Minerva Life Assurance Company was held on the 13th instant, when the report stated the number of new policies issued in 1809 at 392, assuring the sum of 161,455/. and yielding in new annual premiums, 5,1961. This is a considerable increase upon the new business of the previous year. The total income of the year was 78,9961. • and the total cash assets on the 31st December, 1 860, were 415,5441., being 24,7511. more than in 1859. A dividend on the paid-up capital at the rate of 5 per cent. for the past year was declared, free of income tax. The half-yearly meeting of the Rhymney Iron Company is called for the 3rd July. The half-yearly dividend is announced on Portu guese Three per Cents., and on Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds The following is the monthly return of the Irish Banks of issue for the four weeke ending the Ist instant : 473b.0131 Average circulation daring tour weeks ending as above. C 6 ID4 . 141er I 4: 1,8111,7501 1.102,3261 027.0117' 473084 281,011 32, 213.440 03, 111.0781 111.218 284.1061 854'1129 GI.H9 666,1:10i 525,321 286,2011 196,9711 Total. asaLowiva , 3,04075 110,741) e 901 b — M a M a se II M SS I}q as Mb bh Ili lat We 11l ■ 71 11 N le Lel IS 2f 6f} pra 31 U I} If Os 011 Lit :t sd 414 is 1 .1 - Bank of Irelandl Provincial Bank of Inland Belfiutt Banking Company Northern hook. I Ulster Thoiktug Company ... Natlumil Bank.. The Dawstone, Vanguard, and Chevy Chase have arrived from China with 1,451,9001b5. of tea. MONDAY EVINING. Comm* which closed on Saturday at 901 to 1, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 901, and closed at 901, " buyers." For money the last price was 891 to 90. The official business report is as follows :—Three par Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 891, 901, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 901, I, 1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 891, 1, 1•, New Three per Cents., fral 0,1, 1 0 • Thirty Years Anna., 1885, 152 ; Bank Stock, ink ' , 231 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 98f 1 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96, 951. The India Fire per Cent. Stock was dealt in at 982 to 99 ex dir. but was rather dull. The March Exchequer: Bills were Hat, at7s. to 3s. din. ; and the June, at par to 3e. prem. The foreign stock market was stouly, with little change in prices. Bank shares to-day were quiet at former prices. There were more inquiries for Union Bank of Lou- ' don. A alight improvement occurred in Ameba Agriculture/ Great Ship remain quoted 7a. to 7a. 43d. The closing quotations for shares in new aria , takings to-day were as follows :-Ocean Insurance, 33 to j prem. ; Thames and using Marine, 13.16 to 15-16 prem. ; lJniversal Marine Insurance, par ; London and Provincial Mazins, I die. to par ; Natal Land, 4 to ; China and Japan Steam, p a r ; a nd Iron, 4 to I prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloot. East Caradon shares are firmer to-day. Busi ness is officially recorded in the Stock ffizehange at 24. There have also been transactions in Nardi Downs, Stray Park, and Rosewarne United. The market is steady, but not much business is going forward. In foreign and colonial descriptions Ho move ment of importance has occurred. General Mining shares (Nova Scotia) have been dealt in at 24# and 24i ; Great Northern (South Australia), at k prem. ; Kapunda, at II prem. ; and United Mon sen, at sj, showing rather lean firmness. The Deep Level Mine sold, on the 13th lest, 95 teem d lead eve, at W. 18e. 6d. per toe ; the &driven Lend. 5 tons, at 131. la. per ton ; and 5 tons at 141. la. 6d. per toe ; the Brynfad Hall, 18 tons, at 12/. 16s. per tee ; the Bernard United, 30 tots, at 111. Ba. 6d. per tea ; the Speedwell, 6 toes, at 111. 10a. 611. per tee ; the Ch a sid. 6 tons, at 12/. 10s. per ton ; the Dyliile, 37 tees, at 111.13. per ton ; and the Aberdovey, 234 tons, at 121. per tea COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARSET.—(THIS DAY.) (BY =MY AID MISR 15011710 TAILIPOWS.) (non ova owl oosaasroatosor.l At today's market there was a hair attesitesos el milieus. Wheat a fair sale, at • decline of 9d. to 3d. per eastal. Fleur doll and 4d lower. radio ores nixed. SU UN& Si; yellow, 30a ; white, 325. to Ms. ; Use hew. 345. to 34a. Bd. ; Sandi oats sod oatmeal &an - sad MUM MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Stme.A.—The market has opened without spirit, reed the public eves are progtenaing heavily. A full amend et bulbous he. been done io cargoes aficat einos Friday last. CORM—Me public dee are progrmairig at about pen. Mono rake. TILL.—The market continues quiet. Carrow.—No business of importance reported, but the article has a very firm appearance. Rica—This article has a downward tendency. RUM. —A government contract for 60,000 pilaw has ap peared, but it hes not influenced the market. SALTPITEL —This article continual dull. Braces are steady, giving way in pricer, sad Islas weal not be made without. Markets generally quiet today. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Prime are quoted so fellows : Town tallow 60s. 3d. set cash; Petersburg TA, wa flu spot, 535. ;June. 63.. ; July to Sept., 59e. M. ; Oil to 52a. B: HAY MARKET.--(THD3 DAY.) Kern. Davie and Co. report trade very slow. Primo meadow hay, 704. to 80e. ; superior ditto, 84e. to 1004. in ferior ditto, Ms. to 50s. ; clover, old, Ms. to 118 e. ; new, second cut, 80s. to 100 s. ; straw, 30s. to 43. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. Ltreitroot, Jews IT.-Birkenhead, 62 1124-Cakdeekui= -Eastern Counties, 104 lot -Groat Northern, 10114 100 Western. 731 734-LancerMr* and Yorkshire, 1121 1124-Louden and North Western, 94496-London and South Western, 91 1 ,: hi -Manchester, Rbagield, and lineohishire, 474 48- Midland, 1214-Ditto, new shares, 14 If p.- North British, 014 Mt- Staffordshire. 41 d.-North Eastern, Berwick, 1064 1064 , -Ditie, York and No rth Midland, 824 94-Ditto, Leeds, capital sleek, 614 614-Pooth Eastern and Dover, 244 24 9-141-Wast Wink °Mord, 48 49-Buffalo and Lake Harm 44 11-Ditteli Umiak 7 13 . 4 . :1.-Orand Trunk of Canada, 4 1.11.16 2--Great Lentensbwarg, 71-Oreat Western of Canada, 10 11-12 10 13.16-Ditto, new 91 94 d.-1111nols Central, 394 39d.-New York sal Erie, 21 314-Thames and Mersey Insurance, 4 161 d MANCROVIS, JIM 17.-The market was va7 kna-liesslani Counties, 104-Oran Western of Canada, 101-Minift Ceetrall„ 394 d.-Lancashire sny Yerkeldre, 112 4-Leodoe and North Western, 964--Manchester, Bbs eld, and lAneolnahire, 4749- , Ditto, 61. prof., Wend, 1211 2-Beath Eastern, 24 5-16 16111 -Oswestry and Newtown, al-EdinWrO and Glargow, B34- Preston and Wyre, 434-Lanesurter and Melba*, 9111. ISINMINOHAX, Jul. 17.-Blnninatema Baak shares wen sail to-day at 244 Lanawldre and Yorkshire stock was Mitered IS 112 Mom Valley. at 54: Birminghsm Casa et 924 , Tome sal District Bank quoted 124 to 124 Waterworks, new, If. 16s. 9d. to 11. 16s. pram.: New 11111, to 24; Birminghim Wagon, 134 to 14. Market slag. DEATH OF Ma. MURRAY ' OE Cluirru-thrmurc.-- Mr. John Murray, of Bark Bar Hotel, Gretna-green, has recently died, aged 63 years. Mr. Murray was the wee censor of the original blacksmith who Amitied so many matrimonial chains in the old days of runaway matches. Upon the death of that son of Vulcan his mantle fill upon Mr. John Murray, and he in his turn for many years drove a brisk trade in making happy or miserable, as the OM might be, many hundreds of couples who *ought his kind offices. In his time he must have played • leading part in many a stirring chapter of roma/see, when Gretnairreen was in its hay-day, and he must often have had to make quick work to get through men hie short •• ceremony" before the fuetive lovers were overtaken by that carriage-and-four that had rattled behind therm for many a mile, bringing their storming friends in hot pursuit. ffinee a residence of many days Ms become isseatial to the legality of the ceremony, Mr. Murray has had a quieter life, bat still his many-leaved registers kept filling up, and he had a good many customers who up the traditionary cha racter of Grebra.gmen.—eawiiale !rental. THE APEIHEPTRD MURDER OF • POLUMIAN AT Corrotzrou.—The five men apprehended on suspicion of being concerned in the robbery of silk and the stabbing of police-oonstable Taylor were brought up at the Toms-ball, Corigletoa, yesterday. John:Maps and William flillingfew, tramps, were dischart being proved that they were at too great &distance from EftnilniOn at the tiros the robbery and smelt took place to admit of their taking any active part in the affair. John Cheaters and Levi Davies, two Com gleton men, who were apprehended the night of the affray, and John Burns, • returned convict, from Macclesfiel d, were then brought up on a charge of Lein concerned in the silk robbery and murderous assault on police-conatable Taylor. Superintendent /3elmona said that the medical gentlemen had pronounced Taylor to be in too low a state to see any of the prisoners. They were accordingly re. mended for • weak. REYNABD TUREBD MID/NITA IRE. —A very curious incident occurred nose time ago at Hollywich, the seat et the late General Maitland. Fur some time it was suspected that a fox was in the habit of paying his nocturnal ?nits to the place, and depredations were anticipated, but Heyward continued very honest in this locality, probably because he found plenty of plunder elsewhere. Mr. Wm. Pocock, the i overthe estate, at length succeeded iu " pudding" him, ile so that it was quite certain they werehonounal wish his visits. Nothing was lost, but daily expected, winch we suppose the fox know, and probably, thinking he might as well be • thief an suspected of being one, took off two ducks and one drake, but not from real necessity, me be carried them nearly half • mile and buried them in w field. As soon as they were missed, • search was instituted, and the two ducks were found dead and buried in the field, and dose to them the drake was found. He bad been buried, but as he was not mortally wounded, the poor fowl made great efforts escape from • premature grave, and succeeded is getting his head and part of one wing out of the ground. He was immediately rescued, and is now alive sad well, and no doubt will take care in future not to be caught &Jain, even by the cunning and stratagem of • fox. —Sussex N.ITTCFS. A TRIBE OF ADDER/I.—Lately, while Mr. Anthony Macmillan, althorn, wee passing through Tongue Glen, Inch, he came upon a large collection of adders sporting themselves upon &knoll or bank lying exposed to the out. Mr. Macmillsa at once commeroed the work et destruction, and succeeded in killing the whole, to the number of nine. They were all full grown, mea suring from lgin, to 2ft. rn length. It is supposed that they bad been nestling together during the winter, and were about to separate for their summer tour.— Wit/tom/arc Ave Press - - THE OUTWAED WERT INDIA AND PENINSULA& MAILIL—HOUTHAEPTON, Jutre 17.—The Royal Mail Com pany's steamship Tasmanian, Captain Weller, sailed house today at three p.m., wi.h the fortnightly mail for the British and Foreign West holies, the Pacific, California. Glottal America, &c. She took b 7 passengers, ansoeget whom are Captain Spicer, for Tobago ; Revs. Mr. Hankie and Barbour, for Demerara; Hoy. Mr. Bonham, forJawnel; Lieutenant Tom, for Colon ; Lieutenant Vlakeeley, for Bar badly. ; Ensign Harrison, for Jamaica ; and the Von. Archdeacon Wright and family, for Victoria, British Co lumbia. The Tasmanian took on freight—French jewellery, 3,7641. ; English jewellery, : English specie, 1001. ; aiso a full cargo of French and English merchandise. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Tagus, Cap tain Hall, also sailed hence today. with the usual mails for the Peuiusular ports. She took fifteen paassagers ; specie, 2,0001., and a general cargo. SOUTH KENSINGTON MusEuw.—During the week ending June 15, the visitors have been us follows : On Monday, Tueohy, and Saturday, free days, 5,533; Monday on and Tuesday, free evenings, 3,140 ; oe the three students' days huhnisehe to the public 611./, we students,' evening, Wedoesday, 116 ; total, 10,691. Plea the opening of the museum. 2,09.1,599. Museum or PeTzwrs, SOUTH liessewerom.--• Number of visitors for the week ending Jae* 15, 1,890. Total number since the opening of the ninseem free drily (May 12, 1838), 376,086. t; VI /- , t i C i 1 . 1 1 , i . i I, I . 1 .1 1 i ' i '. , i ‘ (.. i . i 1 t , o . .1‘ 1 , i ' I ~ I , i ~ . I :i I 1 1 11 ii , 1 It 1 IT 1 - '.. r.; , . A 3 t i 1 ‘ I, iiii - ill sk Total average amount 1a held du ring 4 weeks 005.412 tJ7.007 378,730 21497 bi 241,072 176,419 1,156,e.4.396,41.61 143,290 062,410