The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-20 00:00:00

I M PERIAL PARLIAMENT. HoCSR OF Collllo2(L—mits DAY.) 11, •4rt taxa tank file ebair at Web. o'clock ; bat It was :f owl twelve Ware fibs qualm of fart, was made up . I .o.* awisashasat. In @avowal railway bill. were 1.• mel the Galway Harbour (No. 2) BM was read • •m,.l time I'l•BLIC TAM:Din:RE Mr. I. tI Nt hrought tip the repeat tel the committee on • ...he r aro-blur*. lI.tNKM AND TTLILNDLT sournes IN r I:n*lNT%! BILL The hour went iota committee on this bill. M r $ 111'0 INT recapitulated hie objections to the hill, •bi. I. involved, a. be mid, It complete alteration of the 0.-.le, form, awl nature of securities epos which mein.' I..uss somies were to be Invented It wee utterly at ...ciao with the recommendations of the committee on u,,. sidled. 'There would he no advantage to the savings' banks in transfemog the sermrity from the public stork, •lialt was Dow twill by savings' beaks 1.11 precieely rote footing a s t he stock held by private mitt. 4u,sls, suit truicrtheag the 'mount in • book to be 1614 at t h e N4tional Debt Office, in which the Chancellor the Eacheipier toi.dit enter additional sums from time to tin..•. It was safer to have the meows% kept at the Hank .1 Keutland, with rte usual checks earl pabh iitv there afforded. Whenever it should become Lave...re la sell out any of this stock, it must be done .t the ems prise as the public funds might bear at that tam, so that no value would be gained by adopting the sew form of investment. Tbe government might. indeed. _! , Y the , change escape the incon ven i ence of having toe d Unita lcrenee hetwees the interest receivable and the interest al. lowed to ravings banks deposits, since the amount of that dee eieuey was to 64 added every year to the account, but it was boost objectioashie, on ground. of public policy, to set the precedent of creating such a charge upon the state in the form of a mere hook debt. He therefore moved that the Nat Lieu.. of th , • hill he struck , nit. 31r. fittlst evpressed general oppositioo to the hill. Ile thought the mount held by the government on ac count .4 sevio,,' lamas sho u ld I n ves t e d i n i ndependent trustees instead of being left at the disposal of the Chan. .4 the Exchequer fur the tim e b eing . H e h ope d t h e bill would be withdrawn. Mr. /I . 1111. k MI) thought there was great advantage in situplifyin4, 34. would be inme by this hill, the management o f the ...sings hank funds in the hands of the ;:overtimeut. The security ....obi he in no degree iliniinishesl. In the .an of the Hank of England there fy• a eon.. d 11.rd...stir owing livlthe Treasietty to the Hank. Th.a we. a simple Isiok debt. end the proprietors of lb* Ism.; had slwsi ,onsi. hiss] it very satidactory to have leech Ye aniount exempt from fluctuations in ?aloe. Be this hill he placed out of the power of the Chancellor of the I. ileguer to engage in jolileng tranmetinns with the ravings hanks, a power which ought in fact sever to have been exercised. Mr. HEN lEl' regretted that a bill of such importance peen brought on so late in the session. He denied that Lnybody wanted the bill, and recomnientled its withdrawal. [Left sitting. J LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF ARCHES. (Before I. Lookiegica, Daris of Archim) roc crrammoormty CAR[ or Ti[ arv. vs. soswei.L.- O,IIOE OE TIM JEWS PROMOTED IT THE lilslloll. LONDIJE AGAECNT ERE REV. 1111. BONWELL, BENT UP MT. rillues, sTIPEET. This extraordinary snit now came on in the form of • trial of the truth of the allekationy. The Queen's Advocate sal Dr. Tristram, instructed by Mr. Fr.oi. Hart layke, 'p t....red for the Hiahori of London. the lice. Mr. bearll appeared in puma, and conducted hi. ...in defence. Mir John Harding, the Queen's Advocate, said be did not Pro Pose to occupy the attention of the court bog in his opening. as he should rely at once upon the evidence, and prsied to cull his witasens in support of the articles elk. blurt against Mr. Boswell ; but hi might say, with regiartl to twu witnesses he had some difficulty, u they bad been in the service of Mrs. liouwell, and, of necessity, under her influence. Mr. Honerll *aid he 5... prepared to declare that the ”1.1..e1er of the antagonise alluded to be could comity uptet if %to y were ealled, and if they ventured to give the evidence wt forth in the article he should indict thaw for perjury, thee .fated that Ilia. Tonal) was sees wearing a night cap, when in fact she never weir, one. Mr. Colb% the clerk of the Conaistory Court, provcd the liceear .4 Mr. &Jewell 4. the perpetual curacy of St. 11.diria, .0 the 11th of April, U4ll, as also the orrtilleite of Mr. Houvralre rearruige with !lbw Sophia Bird, at <Arlie t lurch, Bradford, oa the 1.4 of January, MM. Mr. Harapkreye, the coroner foe East Mildlenea, produced the inquiestios takes before hint .41 the body of the child of Mw Voratli iallepteudik.r awl Ortoler last, awd alto rive s* ...wet .4 the proceeding taken iwfore Ms.. (Le•wgiaaa Ames deposed that she mow resided i• lloth with Major Watt., her grundfather. Me had karma liiraheth lisesth lotwm.ia two sad three years. like paid sisst 4. Zips Watts WI the 12th of September. 1054 . Margate, ►al kit us the Ist of December. Was acquainted ▪ . Mr.. Robotism at Margate, aad recollected meeting •Ir. Doswell .t their harem That was the fret sicraiioa spa which she suet him. Mire Tomah war with her ; .he • u est aware that Mum Yuma had met Mr Boswell br• 1e.,. The) msket aequaiateel an that ...suing sal talked .lfter that Mr. D..+.11 celled at her ',rad. father'. Imam whom Mu. Vorath was there. He called um alem Yore& fulquesstly, sad .he had seem them eitttaig os the sofa together, Mr. Boswell having .•ne arm round Mr seek, amid the ether round her insist, but ea. • impruper onadeet. Thus was ant till she believed he •.• migaged to her. She belimesl that fact from their .• mud neakea. Mr. Doswell acted ramify as all sragszed to ►er, mad Ilise Yutaka' tdd witama that she was resispol to hint. le. be•.,U objected to such • •tMeesrt ; it was •ot e‘Aloice. TbrJoilitir iisid it vas mat. U. br. frietrein- Mr. Doswell sem told sae he was es. • to Mims Torath. Could sot remember whether Mr. L.-earl] ever add maladies about hi. beta g • widower. 11 . Doswell said it should aglow is evidasce that Leath know that ha was • marred mar. L‘saniatios contained - Wittman remembered Mr Destell end Mies Yonith going topther to lleau.s.do. .ad believed they west two or three too. while they were all at Margate. Min I:..laves areempasiod them with emi exception, whim they erns alone. Ihe that ncreins they did sot Meru until • ;hi or sift is the esesig. Did sot is. Miss Iforath • rata the eth of June. 1830, when she called at M jot Watt: homes at Margate. Mr.. Anse Robinsos deposed that she was living at Mar : :• is aretetaber, DIM, and on friendly terms with Mies • sad Major Watts. she made the aft111•1111i&OPO Of Mims rail, there at the lime through Mies Amos; she also swag t • .....plaintasre of Mr. Hormell through having bees at I Dolton! Hotel, sad was afterwards severest times as how. with Mies lionith, aad dined with them on the 1 .1 is -toter. Mr. Ronwell's ardent to Miss Yorsth • • polite and gestlemanly. lad sot recollect • Mr. 'Lowell ever maid he was usmarried or a • I •ser. lls.l sees Mr. Doswell sissies us the sofa with • ~a round Mos Yorath's waist. There were several •e.• to the. mom Mies Vorath, lb. believed, west to •.. •.a the let of Dee. (Ike did sot see Miss Yueeth again Woe or June, MO; that was at Margate. There was .dterstiu is her appearasce ; she appeared to be in way. .••-• • .intiewl lov Mr. Did mei niumember nay • • thry wuukl snake • guual cuupk, or dug Mr. I 11 he wail a married soak `I• Wa. Yorelb. sargena. at Newport. Moe -lure. deposed that Mies Tenth was his sister. His eleigrumia, bat died is Pin. Hie mother e Nees when Mw. Yorath was at home; she . I I /4:44 awl part of DM He remembered his • , • visit to Margate I. September. 1168, sad n ` to honor a/ the does of the year. Shortly after she • to Newport. Mr. Boswell paid them a visit. ti • • rte Lefore that personally seq %tainted with Mr. I. • • 11. Mr. Bramwell said he seas engaged to hi. Meter ; • ..it lw Iw.l Sot writtea W her mother, became be '• •. • t ht. , inter w•• 041 enough to decide for herself, sad • molt is his life, he being in the chunk, was a oaf ' • • ,vurautee that Lis iateations were honourable, and also " ••• •I to• we. incumbent of Nt. Philip's, Stepney, at the • woe pro.lurieg • *tom of the church, whkh he f, dwell. After that Mr. Boswell was received at • I... use as hie sister'. accepted suitor. Mr. Bow ri mimeutesl hiateelf as • widower. Mr. Hun . I .ts)..l about a week, end visited these time. after, sad named • time for the marriage, w as to bare takes place is June or July, 1060. Me . I li‘ viously stated on the platform at Newport hi. wife +ed. When Mr. Boswell named the Name of the roar. •-• • he mid they should be married by the Bee. r Mr. Boswell sad his sister used to sit up THE after the other part of the family west to bed ; the, usually west to bed about 12, but Yr. Boswell sod his timer mat up two or three boon after. Croasexantinal by Mr. Bonwell—Mies Yonth wait pre soul when 011 several occasions Mr. Boswell represented himself as being a widower; recollected his stating that het at Mn. Evans's. His conversation with Mrs. Evans was generally us religions topics. His sister was me at borne at present. He could not say why she had left her mother, but believed Mr. Barnwell could. He denied ever having stated that be would come to Loisdos at as own expense to ruin Mr. Boswell. All he mid was he would write to the bish o p, and have Matisse dose, if it should prove his own hill as well. Mr. BotiereU produced a letter, which the witness admitted was in his handwriting, stating that he should go to Leda) Red ruin the villain, meaning Mr. Harwell, although he thought Elisabeth was the worst villain of the two.) His sister never stated to him that she knew Mr. Bom• well was a married Mil when she met him at Margate. The Rev. Hugh Williams, am :mellow of the diocese of Llsodalf, deposed to the intimacy between Mies Vorath and Mr. Bunnell, and the latter statingthey were to be married in Jane. A Mrs. Williams, who was present, stated Mr. Boswell intended to get the license from witness. Mr. Harwell was present, and did not onotradict it. It was .160 said that the Bishop of Oxford was to perform the ceremony. By the Judge—Was quite certain Mr. Boswell heard Mrs. Williams's remark. Witness, from his conduct, believed Mr. Bunnell to be unmarried, or a widower. Sandi Joon, a servant at Mr. Yoeatb's, at Newport, in bldg, deposed that Miss Yonith and Mr. Boswell used to sit up as late as four in the morning, and frequently now them sitting on the sofa together. On one occasion heard Mr. Bunnell say he was going to be married, in June, to MU. Tomtit by the Bishop of Oxford. Mrs. Alice Glennie, of Canterbr-yoroad, proved Miss Yurath taking her lodgings under the name of Mrs. Harvey, and gave as a reference a card, on which was the Rev. J. Boswell. She stayed six or seven week■, and left on the 22nd of July. Mr. Bonwell, whom she now re cognised, went to visit her mid they walked out together. On one occasion she was absent about a fortnight, and Mr. Bouwell called to see if there were any letters for 3111.. Mars ey. Mrs. Yorath, widow, a very Mika% old lady, and was identified by Mrs. Glenna) se a lady who stayed with Mn, Harvey. Mrs. Yorath stated she was the mother of Miss Elizabeth Yarath. In June or July she went tostay with her dough. ter at Mrs. Meanie's She passel under the name of Mrs. Harvey ; bat grilse's did riot know at the timeher danghter was premia. nt. Mrs. Catherine fluna deader] that in July, i.,59, she was living in the eommerciaLroad, Stepney; remembered going to Mr. Iltiowell's hour as charwoman for four 'lays. She went in the day-time and left at night. Mrs. Barnwell (Mr. Bonwell's wife) was away a part of the time, but came back while wittier IFIS there. Two young ladies came with her. While she (witness) was chafing, Mr. B;'hy and a young lady were there, in addition to Mr. Bonwell. Mr. Boswell used to call the young lady " Lizzie." She never beard her surname. She acted 14 mistress, and gave orders as to the chafing in the presence of Mr. Boswell. They breakfasted. and had other mods together. Miss Yorath went away Leh ire Mrs. [kin well mate hoar. While she war during she made one bed in the top room. The other beds were unmade. There was every appeannoe that more than one person had slept there. Found a lady's night drama and a gentleman's on the bed. Mr. Breen, on one o carer when Mina Yorath was present, acid to witness " Doe't we look like cousins Witness replied, she did not think so, when Mr. Boswell said " You are the first who ever said so." Wheel Mrs. Bonwell came home she inquired where Mr. Boswell was. Wirer said he hada. ins out with hinNetrin. Mrs. Bonwell replied, "Hiscoasin. I never knew he had our." Mr. Boswell did not come home until Mutat-slay morning, whir high words arum between him and his wife about the young lady. Mr. Boswell afterwards accused witness id being the cause of the quarrel, and said, but for wittier Mrs. Boswell would have known nothing of the matter. Bilby was present, and said, wit- D.,/ ought to have put him on his guard. Mrs. Bonwell, when witness told her what bad Liken plaee, said she had suspected it, hot then had proof. The wane, was 011:411-4111111/1 by Mr. &limell, Int nothing material wee elicited. By the Judge-86e told Mn. Boswell, when she Guise home, that the yang Lay hod been living in the how two or three days as Mrs. Boswell. Mr. Robert Ildby, of Gloucesteretreet, Whiteellsed, had known Mr. Boswell tire or six years, sad had bent 000mionally employed by him. in Jely, 11459, he asked wither to go to Mrs Meanie's, at l'anterbury.road, Balls•pood, and inquire if them wen any letters for Mrs. Harvey or her mother. He mw the lady e.dled Mrs. Harvey ;11 company with Mr. Boswell, taking their meals tepthsr at Mr. Boawell's house, in Thoruhill.ternsee. The ease was mai proceeding whet, we went to prem. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Be►nre Kr. Commiamineer nee.) IN Si lICIITOMJIM. This was tlie ezainiostion meeting in the case of Herr *Marry linstom' merchant, of Ilishopegatwstreet. He owes to tteeeeend creditors ; to those holding secarity, Wl6ll. sad 1001. ; liabilities, SW. By debt.. in Chine, kW& ; y hell by civilities, lrZif. ; goods connived creditors, 14,48ef. Mr. Hollanie, fur the assignees, consented to an adjourn• neat for a meth, which wee salted for by the bankrupt, wdb a view to famishing further accounts Adjourned eoosiingly. The bankrupt, a cow•keeper, of Eiliware•rosil, applied fur his certificate. !laid,, 3,11CN. ; awls about 1,3001. After an attempt to adjourn the sittins by a creditor whe had not given sate, oppose , sod which was omardmllid, His Hueour granted. first class certificate. IS as N. J. SMITH. The bankrupt yrs' • earn-dealer, of Newbury. This was the certificate meeting. It being stated that the bankrupt bad been convicted under the Fraudulent Trustees Act and spoteuoml to eight months' improoinnient, the owtriluste sittua4 was DOW adjourned slue die. our. W. 111U11:10. The was dereribed es • eietnalhir4 Weetboi.r It. perk-villas ems the eertideste wetting. The lia bibtars are about 3,000 t. The teukrapt had relented moortzst hit property the halt share of a patest, valued at I,UtSW. ; but Mr. Cauaua, the of seussee, slatud that nothosig had bees nJYwL tion. Mr. Bagley supported ; the aseigaese offered so opposi- Mr. tioloweirme apoord fur • creditor, mid charged the laakrupt with viag money for his clieet, Mr. Harding, sad mot properly emanating fur it. The baakrupt was examined. He had been in trade seven raantits prior to hie beekruptcy. Two or three years before that be kiel been • farmer. He was nothing when intro. dead to Br. Hardiag, whom he met in the office of his bro ther, a solicitor. He undertook to get Harding owt of his didlcultim br racer* him ma advance of money, •ud get. tiag his creditors to stay pproro Altogetlirr he had obtained about 700 f. for Hard from • Mr. Carlson' and others. Bankrupt mad witness beceure security fur them drn•ces. -- • His Mom; atnpplag tha azaralastioa, said, I shall a'na Um a maroon certaleats. Mr. ikii - jarranT-All I ma say is, if your Horionr does balmier in this way, no yowler that the Court of Bank ruptcy is brought into anstanipt. (Bslure lir. Conrad:stoner Holroyd.) DI II YOUct:Hlo. The bankrupt was an upholsterer, of Paddington. mie ems the adjourned ezasion witting. The bankrupt ores about 1,111/Uf. ; worts, nil. In the absence of the haakrupes brther•in•law, whim he had undertaken to pro duce at this sitting, .w adjournment *toe die was ordered, with bruited protection. THE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAY.) IiVILDHALL THI IVAN? CRT 7TPE VOCIIDERIL Mr. Plains, the welbknowa type founder of Smithfield, whom emissive_ premises were rereetly destroyed by Are, attended before Alderman Hale to make the fullomiec steternent. He said he wished the piddle distinctly to understand tied the appeal to the magistrate by his INS on Saturday We was not made with his kanwleilie or asactina, as he did out deem say such appli natio. aricesea.ry. He had k 4 men employed in hi. foursii7 on the might of the Are, 4.4 of whom were taken en to work. and before the end of three days were fully betthe claims of mime of three who were mo▪ ll{ so wereinpral to thor of the men in work be arranged so that they shook! work alternate weeks, which en. shied him to take ow twelve mor e of th e eiee, leaving forty-owe as. of work. He use then roakiog preperations ta m ea II more, when he w as stopped by the appeal which they seemed to have mole to the public. That would have left only 30 out, mol 15 of them would have lees reemployed hrf,.ry the end of Augutt, and the remainder before the end of rteptentle.r, and whatever digitises they might suffer from in the iiitenm would have hems readily relieved by th e ntemte.,„ of the trade, who never allow a fellow workman who law any ' claim epos their sympathies to want without reseiviNg every erietece which his etweiwitice ought resit.ire. Aldermen Hale mid the ouprtotion on his naiad when he read t h e appeal wade he the men certainly was that Mr. Finials had mot ben aide to do anything to Aerie* their distroas. - ]lre noise mid that appeal hail hien moat peejsdkial to him, as it intimated to the poidio that hi. beiiires woo totallv iimpealei, whereas it WAS rrouneil iminodiately aftm Mil .ad areaormissla mode let earrytm R e is the erdi ... illiaiiii limb amid be was sure OA press would give all EXPRESS, FRIDAY the publicity in their power to the statement of Mr Mains, who then retired. _ _ BOW,STREET. POC[R•?ICLIAO IN PALL-MALL. G.orje Hoatnrd,; 03;;;TeLui;;;d;tinite occupation, was chareed with picking the pocket of the Right Hon. Janie*, Marquis of Salisbury. The complainant deposed that he was walking along Parnell on Thursday afternoon, when he found a number of persons close at his heels. He looked round and saw the prisoner in the act of drawing a silk handkerchief from his Ithe marquis's) pocket, and placing it in his own breast. The prisoner then started off, and an alarm being mired, several persons went in pursuit of him, and he was even tually captured by a policeman with the property in hie possession. The handkerchief was worth about 2s. tld. Police-constable Houghton, A 195, said he heard the cry of "Stop thief," and seeing the prisoner running, started off after him. On being overtaken and captured the pri soner said, "Here it is," at the same time pulling the hand kerchief from his breast and handing it to witness. Edwin Sam, of 33. Donetstreet, Portman-square, wit neared the robbery, and kept his eye on the thief till he was amirehended. In reply to the magistrate, the police expressed their opinion that the prisoner was au old offender, and time was required to get particulars. The case was therefore remanded, the marquis, however, being bound over to pis:recut' at the making. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The railway share market to-day is quiet. A reduction of 1 , to A per cent. has taken place in a few of the principal stocks, including Lance shireand Yorkshire, Caledonian, and South Eastern. Midland is firm, at 1191 to 120. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 1031 ; Great Western, 70} ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, lefff to ; South Eastern, 84 to 85i ; Great North ern, 114 to 1144 ; Eastern Counties, 561 to 1 ; and Caledonian, 941 to 1. East Indian Railway stock is a little more offered. Foreign and Canadian lines are inactive. REIN to 1 p.m. VENING, JULY 20, 1860. -MONEI MARKET.-THIS DAI Two &Cum= The funds to-day are dull. Consols are quoted about 1-16th per cent. lower than yesterday after noon. Very little business is going forward in any department. British railway stocks, in two or three instances, are slightly lower. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents, opened at 68.56, being rather more than i per cent. worse than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 934 and for money, and 934 for the account. The present quotations are 934 to for cash, and 9 4 for the 9th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 230, 229, 2284 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9311, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4,4, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764 ; India Stock, 220, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1869, NI, 97 ; ditto Bonds, 6s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 971 f, ; Exchequer Bills, 48., ls., 4s. prem. The foreign stock market is dull, and prices present no alteration worthy of notice. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 774 to I, and that of 1858, 804 to 614. Sales are recorded as follows :—Braxilian Old Five per Cents., 100} ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 88, 874, 884 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66, (exchange 126.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1014 ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 934 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 64 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 ; Turkish Six por Cents., 1858, 602. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is quoted I to 1 prem. ; and the shares of the New Bank of St. Petersburg, to prem. The New York, from New York, has brought 41,000/. for England. The dividend of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnshire Railway Company is officially an nounced at the rate of 1 per cent. per annum. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 3071. ; the Midland an increase of 4,1071. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,009/. ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire au increase of 5,493/. ; the North Eastern an increase of 1,2291. ; and the London, Chatham, and Dover, a total receipt of 1,151., 29 miles being open, against 3911. for the corresponding week of last year, when 19} miles were open. The latter company's return is consi dered very satisfactory, but the increase is of course in great part due to the Royal Agricultural Exhi bition. The half-yearly meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company is called for the 9th of August, when a resolution will be submitted for the creation and disposal of the balance of the share capital, authorised by parliament. The half-yearly meeting of the North Eastern Railway Company will be held on the 10th of August, at York. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Northern and Western Railway Company of Ireland is called for the 3rd of August, when a resolution will be submitted for the consolidation of the paid-up shares into stock. A call of 1/. is to be paid on the shares in the Metropolitan Railway Company by the 16th of August. With reference to the market for American securi ties, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows There is no change to report in the character of the mar ket for American securities ; while the actual business during the past week has been to a very limited extent. The third series of colonial wool sales commenced yesterday. The catalogue comprised the following : 443 bales Sydney, 675 Port Phillip, 292 Van Die men's Land, 33 Adelaide, 1,013 New Zealand, 80 Cape : total, 2,538 bales. There was a good at tendance of buyers, and prices of all descriptions were firm, being in some instances id. to Id. higher than at the May sales. The present series of sales will continue until the Ist September, and the quantity to be brought forward is as follows : Sydney, 23,741 bales ; Port Phillip and Portland Bay, 27,611 ; Van Diemen's Land, 10,527 ; Ade laide, 4,993 ; New Zealand, 12,335 ; Swan River, 1,010 ; Cape, 9,671. Total, 89,788 bales. A meeting was held yesterday of the credi tors of Mr. Joseph Hooper, leather merchant and tanner, of Bermondsey, who failed on the 28th ult. The estate shows only about 3s. 4d. in the pound. During the discussion which arose, a creditor (a bill broker) referred in strong terms to the extent of the accommodation bill system pursued by some of the firms that have stopped. A resolution was eventually adopted, appointing a oomnuttee of three creditors, who are to investigate the accounts', re-value the stock and bills, and re port to a future meeting. Mr. Hooper, however, has already signed a declaration of insolvency, and the impression appears to be that the estate will be wound up in the Court of Bankruptcy. Several bills drawn from Loudon on houses in Glasgow and Birmingham are ascertained to be forgeries. Advances had been obtained upon them at LiverpooL THURSDAY BRIM. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to g for the 9th of August, opened this morning at the same quotation ; fell to 031 to 4, and closed at 934 " buyers.' For money the last price was 93 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 4,4, 4, 4 ; ditto . for account (August 9), 93 4 , ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, ; New Three per Ceuta., 934, 4, i; Bank &mai, 2304 ; India Five per Cast. Stock, 1869, 1044, 4, ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1868, 92' ; ditto Bonds, tia., 65., 2s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 974, 4, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per (hint, 103, 4. The Indian rupee paper continues in demand. The Five per Cent. Stuck of 1869 was steady, at 1044 to I. India Bonds were quoted 6e. to 2s. dis., and Exchequer Bills, la to 4s. prem., showing a slight improvement. The foreign dock market was quiet. A reduc tion of about 4 per cent. occurred in Turkish Bonds, the Loan of 1854 being last quoted 774 to 4, and that of 1858, 004 to 614. AN regards other descriptions, very little change occurred. In the market for bank shares to-day there were inquiries for Bank of Egypt, Lank of New South Wales, and Union Bank of London. London Dis count and Peninsular and Oriental Stets:. shares were inquired for. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as fo.dow ;—Ocean Marine Insurance 24 to 2 1 prem.,. Thames and Mersey Marine, to 14 prem. • Universal Marine Insu rance, to prem. ; Lo ndon: and Provincial Ma rine, to 4 dig. ; Loudon and South African Bank, to 4 dia. ; and Bahia Gas, 4to prem. There were • number of transactions in the shares of the New Bank of St. Petersburg, which were last quoted to prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Clexi. The mining market remains dull and inactive. The transactions to-day have been chiefly confined to sharer in West Caradon, East Allred, East Wheal Russell, Wheal Uny, East Caradosii and Lady Bertha mines. The latter are officially` marked in the Stock Exchange 2 1 . In foreign and colonial minuig shares there is no alteration whatever. Vice-Chanoellor Wood proposes on the 27th instant to make a call of no less than 5801. per share on the ooutributories of the Paragon and Spero Coal Mining Company. At Craddock Moor Mine meeting, on the 18th inst., the amounts showed s credit balsam of 65.11. 9s. dd. At West Trevelyan Mine meeting, on the 18th inst., the accounts showed a balance of liabilities over wets of 3981. 14s. 10d. A call of 10s. per share was made. The West Caradon ore sold yesterday reishiel, with earthy, 2,9101. Prig*. I June ...!.,Jun! 10. June 23.;Jtule SO. July T. 44 11 . • • • • hay 11. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 11111.1T14H ANII MISR MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (ram/ on OWN CORIMPOMDENT.) . . . . . . - - Grain m►r:et ste-tdr. Wheat in Inn request at full priers. Flour stecay. Indian corn in moderate demand. and steady at late dzeline. (Jets and oatmeal dull. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The market has been quiet this week, sad ab the close low doinintions scarcely sustained last week's prices—the amount of 'business done rather below the usual average. Reined steels.. Grant —The ou•infity offered in public sale rather exceeded the dzinaml, emit in some instances a slight decline was accepted hi or d er to effect sales. TEA. —Priam Lave been supported in a dull market this week. RICE. —llia artier continues dull of male. RUN. —Leeward hats has ben I sold at Is. 6d. to le. 7d., and Jamaica from 3e. Sd. to 4s. ld. larnm.s.--Wo do not, alter quotations this week, but Vie amount of business done has been limited. fiturrrrsz ro:::::n4 dull of sale. Istirou.— Eighth day: Bengali continue without desirable quabties of Madras are in fair demand at het ink's prices to :'d. whence ; common qualities ow neglected ; ordinary to middling Kurpahe sold unevenly at May's sides to Ai. discount ; 1,897 chests have weed the sale to-day, including 960 withdrawn, and 415 bought in, leaving 5 chests sold. Covrog.—Prices unaltered. Markets generally quiet this week. OADtirAllr SKARN AIID STOCK& IL&ILWAYS. bala.d* CIL arAmar t litrle.,lAa.,*Ches.l um. ,11•413407_ telytk sad rya* llostos,disaftd,t fielg# "aid Jizeter -•• • • Cork and Bandon Cornwall Do. A A nod's , . until Do. IS p.e.=t; Dublin sad Lauol,Partts. alaLln• East Angban Eastern Cyantles is IF lie IN 11 1 it 04 le 7 II I 1111 111; W 07 N N N IT TT Tit Si al 104 MI It M 1116 36 US 114 7 0 M 0 66 WI 106 . 0 . _7l. iii los, gi U •1 611 . S 2 1 119{ 120 N N U 67 41 sr Ni 11 4 ale d 4 NM . 101, lEaftern Union, Stock A D. _ Nook IS sait I DM° Idiabtuthand Gionow &UnbrO, forth so= Jaw. Ularcow L Wanton Gnat North of looduid {~ x - a. 8401 IMkDs. i a ft. &t Wool (In.) l Glint Wwiliare_ _ . Da.atoarVaLOaddak.l taaabahlrei Yorkshire landau aad ilaskwaa Loaafichtosolla Chaim AD (1.1 4:1 Load= at . Nc,tWed& - 5;17 London& uehwesi MT;;;Cin;iisigiii:. Matt..libilf:otthsoolnalt I IA etropull ut tas _ _ _ he films Derby Mid. Gt. Weetere em arl) Newcastle and Newport, Aber.,tliere. Newry4 ArotegtvieL Newm 4.Warremp.42. Norc Northers Gouda Um !fort!' atitieb 1:1 North Doves DAL I D. _ De. • _ - - Do. O.X.tlaa Do. Limb Do. York ?fa Mt 'woke INoma.. worianims !!ark aisierAmilre, I Oi 47 i iii New.. nrtamouth Ithymnoy Scottish Control IfootUtts N. tt. Aber.Bth noottlth ihrupoldro Union +fittla=ke rt Skeen AOlllll 4ostlt &darn 4°1111Yr.li•I IS t yorlalli ss lver • ;re 1171 - 1 — I lieskies 1 NSW MOW rat Vas Imo _ Do. Va D be t‘ of Neigh is 7 !4; - !;ii.i 7 l-7* W.l West Osetterat West Leadask West Ilkllsitd —oilord Isi a 111 117 104 31 IPf M 10 01 4 $ MI 0 N 411 R 0 111 a 4 I 40 41 • 10 14. 1 so 1 111 • •i 46 47 MORMON IL/ALWAYS. ".traurs. --- 1 craftPi /Mugs. Relismien A 7 9, 1 9 18 _ _ U. g.Tp.a =K J .undia Ss Oralsomii Oinerra lam • LK ICegrkladon :Eh Ihnis& 144444• it !rum 11•441 as geP. of Gambral el ` Maw . 104. Loam lig Gone& /IL asalie Jursigos LL. Ossilseoe & 14414 Um& red Turnhout sal Gram. Asessla goatlike, t _IV MD 1 Itragt:Pol 1 ,2.4.‘" . 1 N Ps* and _ _ Mirk Pref Ps* matiNollt _ Is 'Ti aremoliZ74 7 p. e lids a sal nod I. • • SDada Ihemadi pier sed. M W aw I ID gar dd. Pet 1.7 pad. &Adak Vend= loodldra of noon fliodars *al .trailous d Arida ift 64 21 :1 :I If 15 JOINT STOCK 111,11111. I 41pu filly. Sir. Souk iiisirolWati— itkag al= Bonk of Tarim/ MU* N. America ... Hook of led* Andra** sad Mina . Moro. of loll* L0u1140., oaf Mao ate Oofoild Co.o of Qum4s Mew of Larks Iftg ffoot.tAud.Charbd 0. Idult of Irliaorimad tom at. Book of ANNA Loodoo mod Carty Loucks Jolat Stook Gallus t Rooth Able= Lou. .ad Woolooloafor Nat. Prev. of lloslood National bank New Routh Wake Oriental Bank Daemon Ottoman Hank Prortudal of Ireland Do. Now South Amazons Union et Assiralla union of lariat Unity MAW. ma ma If a ,fpm Ile die 2 2 1 4 24 If .. 1 41 44 die id 234 tij _.—. Pal li 41s1 tis zd F u 13 14 45) _ ell 7e OS 70 If tie S 4 SO w l .. 66 II 73 76 11 tl I% 161 lit 211 i I dts 17i 18 - 4 Ail *M. NO WOO 40 *NI IS SIMI IN *O4O, II 1 *Nei VD 111.110 IMINIO i ri ON IN NAN 100 40,000 .0.11 00,000 100 *Ole NMI Si II NON 01 LINO 00 NM 60 10,000 20 NAN 100 00010 100 NON 10 NON NI NON Is 10.100 at NlOO l 10 10090 IN 0,000 10 Nlioir NON la 01,000 10 MOO 100 fir. Tii a I .. Can.Owe.6n.wre6.tial 140 .. Do. 0 per amt.. WTI WA .. De. 6 present. DM lllO .. pee oast, 10$ De DJ. II peed. Feb.ltAwg lie .• Do. epee et. 04e.allep 146 . 4 Do. 6 pee awl IN I ( Do. no. iselp 110 i .. New Bennercer4p.st ;10 .... 141 . W6m n i t...10S l e i g i l: 11 ° 0 .., Do. Sp. e.. 1601 lO ... ! Nose Ikons 11 p. et. 10 V15.e.001006./tilt $. 11p.arsere la ,17 1 1 •• I Do. 46 . SIN 41.. Arit.rio66.4•6 111 113 111 113 Nei 1,14 Ile It* as aa -911 wo Wf. . 1w M t BRITISII POSAIRSIONS. Lloalu!s p.dees ZAILWAYS. alli 100 le an V an an IioTC Bar. *C. Do. do. IL BuffalodlakelluronEL Do. Neer Do. Preference Doff.,Brant,Aooderieb Op.e. Us, Aug. 1 1872 ondoesedbyßuir&L IL Do. Joky I, 1873, ditto Do. Jane 1, 1874, ditto Csleutto &S. Pastern Caper. nDockepe.gue Orfloo, itnt g lper cent &Mem me LW Indian Do. Ezteusion P Do. Jabbulpore Do. e Debent DO. 6 ; p. cf. do. t Geelong& Ileiboorno of CaPbda 16 - 0 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 kJ 66 i 06 96 li IMS 4 1 5 1 si 6i Do -- &...6pre . et — PreiL ' Do. 6 per et. 6 asli c Do. I wet. 18E Do. do. led 7 Do. do. 1672 Great Indian Peninsula Do. Now Qt. & of India g. 6r ui t Ot. Ina Canada. s Do. New sea,parmituneo Do. do. 73 tW es Do. do. 71 thoutop. Do.lip.et..Bdu,poy.77 Madras Guar. ei par et. Do. do. 6 et r et 0 Do. prz et. Do. 4th Eaten. do. * Malb.Corp.6p. et. bands N. Brunswick a Canada - olaoTAoop.l. ---- all Du. do. Load do. MI Do. do. Dow do. all Do. do. Led do So Dodo flindtad) 1001Melode IPo. Ponjaab 00 1 00.1n4.84..Fia.g. ep.ot 1 ininadocLLlattod.fti• p 1079i6 E. I 61. MI 91.1 10,0011e5.1 .... I TS SO 70 TS 08 TS 18 par Si 6 1 Oi dig dls 100 La vei Li par die par 101 101 i 21 N 16i 90 02 70 TS 63 65 03 66 60 66 60 66 97 96 e li Ma l" 111 111 91 41s 96 98 96 06 96 97 90 98 U 68 96 661 N 92 10 1 dl. 111 T i i 97 e 1/ fee II lis 96 96 I I as DZIMICIMIZ STIUCIS. OaMs torlay W 1 p.n. Si I 100 901 I ot.NorthAp.e.Janstialy 1100 • Norfelk4p.e.Msf./6414. 400 ft N 96 N. Rost. 4).44.'40.44Ju1y ,100 hi 100 • Orr. Wore.i.c.44p.et. do. 100 Scottish N. lasi. 4 p et. ;100 90 N• Na j ..n. I DoCgs. IPd I Q. prkeisi iaiss. _ 000,410 St. ean:martial lOO 164.000 St. Do. ap. ct. Prat., tea WS -- 1066,00 e St. Sad and Weetlatint . 1410 t. 3, 01k310 London Us I zd 1,160,10 Y) S B t. St. Katharine lOO MAN It. Southampton 1M 000,000 St. Victoria 4000 20 Do. New JOIZION OBLIGAIII in.wArL all 0.1/tteiabourgilp. cent. all Do. lamed at 0116.... all Laultpho•Vemet 3p. e. all Nod/ al hones 3p. all Do. (Boulogne) p. et. all Do. (I .Mito)3lp.e. all Yarla Lyons& percent. all Do. New $ pa. cent.. all Royal Swedlai6per cent all flosthernollPranea3p.e. all :Vidor Emmanuel 6 p. c. all , W.& N. W. of Prancelip. c. 0011PAIIMS. 10,0* 20,000! - 1,7i61 188,676 60.000 60,000 10,000 10,000 600,0001 20.0001 Anglo-Mexican Australian Agrienl Atlantic Tel. (Lim.) Berlin Waterworks But. American Land Brit.& Irish )tag. Tel. A Do. B 7 pert. till IBIS Do. C Canada Land Channel Islands Tel. (14 Cop. Mctitog.akaish. Do het. 7i per amt 07stal Palace Do. Preference Do. 6 p. ct. Perp. Deb Electric Telegraph Do. New Eng. and And. Cop Gen. Steam Na Great nillp (Limier— Do. 174 per rent. Pref. Lon. District Tel (Lt .: London Discount (Is Lon. Gen. Omnibus Madras lrtign. & Ale.hterrsnataiee.TiL Mediter. Be. Tel. (Um.) National Discount 0o Nerbuddaroal&lrca(L) I Netherlands Lad _ ri;;7B' Tc 7, trail N. Brum. t N. Boot Li., N. Brit. Attstralastia , Oriental Oat Do. New Blares' 10. ii m7(Lm.) Do. do. Peel River bald S Iffa. 10,000 10,000 15,000 2.000 14 244 I 1:1 11 1 9 10i 12 191 u► It 11/ 94 111 11 10 Do. Now 10 Zed Sea a Ind. Tat 44 . c. for 00 rt. by Br. Gov 10 yinney Iron IS Do. Now 10 Royal Mall Btaarn . IL Scottish Aust. Invasion. 16 Routh Australian Lind 1 b ibmarine Tel. Scrip .. Do. do. ltegletored.. 11:r& Ln. Co. Up. Can. 's t n iae Dlesnen's Lind.... CL vetoes. I 14 14+ 19 al N 1 A NI 12 21 13 15 IN 11l 4 $ u u lie si se u A No IN 116 IN IN i II li Pal It I I ter 1 Pn n li Jie II II Ali f If it a IMI 11 o a II Olel I 1e dl. i I a t U i 11 1 1. pia 48 U zd TS TS is is pin 4414 par 61 4 8 SO U 104 f I 107) 6) 48 id Ili lii SA 116 I i 0 10 Mr. Kent, whose child was so brutally murdered at Procne, formerly resided at Midmost:li, as inspector of factories in this district. He is well known in Devon, and was always considered an affectionate father.—P/yastmlA Joined. Dr NMOW Arrenn4.—There are yet aspirants for the rashers. The secretary has received the following ap plication from Henry Lloyd and Mary Ann hie wife, aged 42 and 38, residing in London :—" 12th July, 1860. —Deer Sir, deferred answering your letter, thinking there would be ample time before September, but seeing a notice in one of the papers, that there is only one applicant fur the flitch, I beg to ry lam another. My dear wife and myself can conscientiously answer all your questions ; we have now been married two year, this month, and are more attached than ever, if possible, and I trust you will award the Bitch this year, and perhaps the example of two couples coming forward to claim It may induce WON other couple to come forward wbo are more diffident." The committee, we un derstand, have decided (unless some circanistanre occur to render a change of plan desirable) to defer the presentation of the flitches, which was to take place next September, till after the opening of the railer/ from London to Dun mow. In this W. H. Ainsworth, Esq., has acquiesced.— Chelmsford CAromirle. COLLIS:SY APCIDENT.—FI% KILLED.—( ■ Wednesday evening, inquests were held in two coroners' districts on the bodies of four men, and a hoy, who were killed on the Nii ;o u: morning at the Adder!, y Green Colliery , North Staffordshire, belonging to Messrs. Stirrup and e. The men were descending in the first code on that morning, when the code came suddenly Into contact at nearly 200 yards from the top of the shaft and about 25 from the bottom, with an iron rail that had fallen from a higher point of the shaft, and had lodged at the point described. Immediately upon the collision taking place, all the occupacts of the code were precipitated to the bottom of the shaft, two of the number being killed upon the in stant, and the other three dying almost immediately after being brought up. A verdict of " Accidental death " was returned, but the jury strongly censured the workpeople, who knew about the rail having fallen down the pit, for not reporting it. Proceeding■ are about to be taker against the banksnian, for not lowering as empty code down the pit before the men descended. WILD ANINAUI IN THE PUNJILITIL —The DOWN from the Punjaub is not of any importance, if we except the alarming annual loss of life occasioned by the ravages of wild animals. From a tabular statement showing the number of wild beasts destroyed, and the loos of human life aimed by them in this province during the past year, we Isere, with great re- gret, that the latter is absolutely appalling. The number of children alone amounts to four hundred and sixty-seven. The largest casualties are principally in the Umritsur division, for the city of that name lost forty-two, Goordwspore one hundred end fortr, four, and flealkote one hundred and sixtyone.—Doestay tehyrapA, June 92. . . . . - - - • DEATH or THE Hosea Twiner.—Thu celebrated borne died on the 11th inst. at Boston. Ho great had been his popularity that hundreds of strangers from all parts of the kingdom used to come to see him. Enormous sums of money were oftentimes offered for him ; but his owner prized him more than money, and no sum would have induced him to part from him. He had in his day been pointed by Rir Edwin leedseer, Mr. Cooper, and Mr. Herring, sen., the latter once pronouncing him to be the handsomest horse that he had ever looked upon ; whilst only • few weeks ago he was painted by Mr. Corbet, at the re quest of the proprietor of the Sporting Memuerie, in which periodical his . portrait will appear next month. He was purchased by Health of Baron Rothschild in the autumn el 18.'15. He wee highly prised by Maims. Kemp and Baumber, of Thindslehy, Mr. Bayley, of !Meilallriaff•t Maacbester, and the Rev. B. Beridge, of Almrt i rg. all o f whom have some resgaiiiimut homes deseeaded from him. Hie head has bees seat to Hall to be prepared for premier tkilassased the hotly hurled is • field of Mr. Jackson's imam• dsatelv behind the Peacock Hotel. In a pecuniary point of I view his death is • serious loss to Mr. tinaith.—Staraford ifercury. .... 99 81 dls 101 f I 1-Te. I .1, tiff COMMERCIAL. AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Since this day week the weather in the Units'd Legless has been unsettled —the wind blowing chiefly hear the W. and S.W. Heavy rail s'aiiwers have fallen. Think deeds costumed to Ell the sky. allowing but little sesabirs. The hay harvest brought to an end, and gmeerally in good order, in most parts of England, before the min set in. Tile wheat Belli in forward districts have medieted blooming, and sprung into ear. Last year at the correspoudiu; witted a heat cutting had commemed in several of the English eastern combat This year it will require another four or Ave Tea' tiros before the maps can ripen. The result of the neat barn" remains doubtful, but the sum total of probabilities is at present artiest the expectation of even an average mop. The potato disease has appeared in some parts of Ragland, but so far oat/ in partial iii , tances. This rnerniaki tae te‘i:.tlier in Loudon was cloudy ; wind S.W. ; temperature r The importa of forei4n grain into London since lad Monday were reported this morning as largo of Dour (aid* American). fair of wheat, small of barley, and large of oats, mostly from Baltic ports. The supply of home grown grain was sina:l, and of country-made Boar moderate. FLOATING CALGOES.—SOICOIut Priday the arrivals WOMB %mu/m[ly heavy. ;12 graindaden and seed-lads vessel being reported arrived at port of call :—viz., 75 wheat, 106 maize. 96 Insley. 9 rye, 6 mita, 13 bummed, 4 rapeseed. 4 cotteaseed. The latest sales reported are as fellows : Wheat arrived: Odessa Uhirka, 525. and 51e. 6d. per 4921 b. Maize arrived Galata, 31s. per 4921 b.; two 'brad— one about 295. 3d. (sot confirmed); one 295.:61. ; one Oa valla, partially imperfect, 28s. per 4801 b. Barley arrived : two Thrall, 2M. 3.1. and 245. 9d. ; four Danube--one, Lsa ; one mold at Liverpool. MI. 3d. ; one sold in Dublin, nut. about El.. 9d ; one. 255. 3d., per 40016. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JULY 10 TO JULY 20. Kndlult and Scotch. Irish. Yorrign. . English fi&ek Rota. 141 IMI 540 ILO: Porelgnlrl IPERIAL AVI r, 110 V. Wbest Barley Oats 3(1.4 1990 mks. Barley. Oata ILye. Ussos. 1.444 Jen/ 1 4 16 03 574 0.: 341 7d 374 bd 68s 94 464 101 14 44 30 Sia 104 Os 6d 41s 94 , 474 14 411 1111 July 7 ..... 77.1 its 04 265 5d 416 341 Vs 04 Is 44 l4 Avrrafic wv,t,..va 5416 7 , 341 id 2114 74154 6.1 466 44 414 id ;!. cley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peen Is. PLAGRAII SHJWINJ 1t FLCCISATIONI 1I THE AVIR4I.OI ?R1 01 WHEAT PURINCI 11111 SIX WM. NAMED. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is Em. Town tallow is quoted net cash ; Peterktu-s Y.C. on the spot, 53e ; Awe* to Sept., Rd. ; Oet. to Dec., Et.. nd.; Jan. to Yam, 1661. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY) LIADFNE.‘ LL. —Prices :—Hides, 5011 w. to 641 1 1 e., 3d. to 30. ; 64114. to to ; 72/bs. to 6134b5., 31d. W 4d. ; son.. t., mum. 4d. to 4M. ; &lbs. to 9611*., 4M . W 4. Ofd. HON, hides, Ti. to - 9s. Calf skins, light, Od. to 3s. &l. ; fug, 6s. 2L 6d. to 4s. 6d. ; shear. limp, 2s. 3d. to 2s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mears. P4tten fr.n and Smith report the accounts fwd the plantatious tn...:11 worse; the greater portion of Mid sad East Kent and Worcester are fast going into blight. The market is very active at advancing prices. Duty, 135,003 L COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY,). Walls Lod Acorn Close, 17s. 6d. ; Walls asd'ltiddena, 16.. 6d.; Walls Led Hartlepool, 18s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Yale% 18.. ; Hutiew's Hartley, 11w.; Howard's Hartley, lbe. 91— libips at martet, 21. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SLECTIIIO TE.IOWU. ) STAMFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) KETTON STAKES. About 1 mile and a half. Sabatini; Rose Middletoe, sad Rap are here. STAIMORD CUP. Three nulia. Independence, Avalanche, Wallace, and Newcastle re bare. CLI ['DEN CUP. Five furlongs. Twilight. }Laing Sun. Curlew, Hartley Wintary, Laid Milton, Suburban. and Volunteer are here. SECOND BIENNIAL STAKES. Five furlongs. Knight of the Thistle, Kildooan, and Sage are here. FIRST BIENNIAL STAKES Mile and quarter. Barabhus, Blue It..un, and Lanoline are hero. Other Arrivals —Cyuie, New Brighton, Mao Friday, and General Her. HEREFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CITY GOLD CUP. the mile and a quarter. Lustre, Mimi Eleanor, Ramses, Catherine, Nemo, and Bonny Lass are here. PAID FORFEIT. —Topaz and Norton. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE Three quarters of a mile. Banes, Chanoine, Zenobla, Jedda, Philomela, Catherine, Out Maria, Bantam, Robin Hood, Quiver, and Corfu an here. NURSERY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Archereee, Shepherdess, Flirtation. Lawyer, c by Kings. ton, Corfu, Uribertos, and Naves filly are here. Anivee.—Astert: sal Tel e. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LreItIPOOL, JULY 19.—The market hr. been quiet. and prices per cent. lower.—Birkenhead, 7 6 1 70—Caledonian Stork , 941 94 —Cadent Countics,llllll—Oreat Northern Stock.llsll6-0 Westerns, 701 701—Lancaiddre and Yorkshire. 1071 1074—Lon don and North Western. 1031 103 ditto 4-shares, 12 11-16 1013-10-11sachester. Sheflield, and Uncolushire.4l4ll—Mhiland Stock, 1151 1101 North British St...A, 641 W'—North Staf fordshire, 113: d.—North Emiteru Berwick capital stock, 964 444—. Ditto, York c* deal Mock, Mij 04—Ditto, fends stock, 5.91 63} — South Itastarri, 2.4l—Westlllilland. oxford, 44464—Dutch Rhe nish, 41 xd. d.—Oreat Luxembourg. 7 7 1-10--Ursiad Trunk of Canada, 61616 7 146—Onat Wsateru of Canada. 11 616. Ditto, new shares. 4111} d.—Buffato and Lake Burin, 44 6—. Brest Ship, lls. 6J., lta 6d—Thames aoJ Mersey Marine Corn. 1 1 p . madames*, Jct.( 10.—Prices were firm a the opening, but giving way • little, • fair business was done.- The market closes nat. Birkenhead; 74—Leeds, 1074 --dhethekis, 41—Ditto Three. •14,144,4u5rter per Cent., 70—Ditto W. pref., 4 p—Doren, talon Bank. Y p. —Greet Western. 704—Berwick; 09—Tharnee sad Massey, 1 p—/Andotbs, 1191—Wiet Midland, Oxfrd, 46—North British, SW-Dublin and Drogheda, 761. 611111119011111. JULY 19 —There was a good business done to day Loudon and North Western eighths at 111—liosth Stafford- Flare Railway. 101 —Birmingham Canal, and 96/—Birralas. Mien and StiafOr•lahln! Uaa New, 42. and Birtnisgham Old Union Mal, 104. Among the clueing mien were Birmingham rrekr race, 10/, 101—South Stafford; S{, 31 Outieral Steam, 21 ‘. 21}. EXTRAORDINARY Bare.—SAD EFTRICTI4 ( Fitiont—On Saturday last Mm. Edwards, of Millbrook, had takes her seat in • watermsn's boat at Mutton Cove, Devouport, to cross Hanaoase to her residence, when a young min endeavouring to step from the slip on the .ltu.nwale. issed his footing and fell late the water. Mrs. Edwards, who was seven mouths advanced in pregnancy, Wee grestif terrified at the accident. The lad was rescued with some difficulty, but the shook she sustained was so greet that. on the boat arriving at Milibrook, it was found pealleag. to carry her to her residence. The poor woman was Wiens with the pangs of premature labour and gave birth to time children. Two of the infants bare since died. The tidal still survive, but l very weakly, and the itoldier has ter tamed • severe shock of the nervous system. from whirls A must be a long time before she will have rumple** recovered. Her Gracious Majesty the queen is in the halt aufbinit.tili.isillra7ppreirotAtiotoju,,,,mwriltallter.rentiottiedtbreet. cechllihflreornthatthaebirvrikyal 1 \ milTri UMW Ills 116 wit Adi I Ni k . 107 i! lose la w 4 W 1 Nit - 44} 711 - Ili S 97 1 1 Si 40t I sd 214 .... Mit xd zd - m - 14