The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. SECOM) COURT. Sittiool at Nisi Prim in Ilidtthmei—(Before Mr. Justice Keating sad • Common Jury.) tionort r. TIETJLI4.-11ADLLIt. TIVIJINN AND Net Nen. The plaintiff, signor in • sculptor, bring in l'anideu•nosn, awl )10. claim.' of Milne. Tittle's' 37/. for • laid of herself. a mould, and • pedernal ; but she, in answer, pleaded that she was never indebted. Mr. Hawkins awl Mr. Joyce appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Smith and Mr. Usith for the defendant. Areording to the plaintiff's cage, he had been for about tweut.iiiiiis years an artist and sculptor, he having lawn for several years in this country. He was acquainted with a peruse named Itellini, • ebonite, at the opera, and be azreed to give him a commisrion for introducing banana. in the autumn id List year, Dellini brought Millie. Tieljem to the studio, and it was arranged that the plaintiff should tieslel • bust of the lady in the character of Norma. Tietjeus sat to the plaintiff owe or twice. and ale suggested a modification ..r two, each ma pincher Dm lion a little higher on the forehead ; sad when the work a11y...a-hes' completion she pronounced it "magnificent." 'rho plaintiff w a s consu lt e d as to w h ere the bust elsciald be hlaced, awl he su it:es t e ." • pos i t i on in Millie. Iletjen's ouse, where the light would suit it well ; sad it was arranged that he should purchase a periedel for it. In Demanber the bust was finished. but M.Ule. had then gone to Italy, and when As vo lumed she denied baring given any order, and Me coorsierace was the present action. It appeared on mum esaminatioa that the plaintiff was not miich in the hi* of nialtiag busts, and it was suggested that the evokes of sculpture was to get as • favour the opportunity of model ling distinguished singers, looking to the sale of copies for rtinasieration. In amwer to thin however, the plaintiff soggily adopted • suggestion of his comael that be, like menders of the bur, did " isothing for nothing," and that be was to be raid for his work. la erns -esamsaatiou it appeared that the plaintiff was the " foresee of artists at a celebrated weat.end up• bolsterer's, bat he maid that he bad Bede army bees in Fresno awl Italy, bat not duriag the tea sr twelve years that be had bees in this country% Mr. Ninth, io nklressing t h e jury for the defend's.. ailed that say person .4 celebrity received many appli cations from artists mbeiting • sitting ; mad ewes sew mos ritembees el parliameat frequently had letters front photegoapbers. asking to be allowed I. tales their Wiseman. saying, as sa isiasesneet, the hap piness they was bays m making tie megabor • preset of Mlespies or so. He might mentise tint the Dare Weillegles WO• SOMOIMMU'i sobritedler ittiegnanden ane weighs as rest hawing bad the eseper _peeled bilk begged from the waist the Ire al a elseit ebb* tin &duo hal worm se • paetknier essweise. The &hems missed the dash, and sent to the artist @gain amid =ar t a without getting it, far the artist se daubs It wrialif he • valuable Widows in he heilly. The dab, is telling the story, wool to ray AO he weld erne et to another artist, for this see had eel eel, Wee Ws time bat his cloak a lso. . _ Alianr inT'plaiatiff esker! hie V In meld i s mynahs of singers at the Oppre, so that he might make leer " for his horsour." sad that if the sistlMe Med them he wield rim them up le them. au id Y set he wield lisep them hs hie steam Wiliam inked LIU& Ileum if she would be se pod eis lied him • perimill for friend of hi to make • best et bar. At int she refine& het he premed her to de so wine he agate had the beener to speak to her. and she them pee hien • vary haalseme portrait, which be Snub le the plastid. who Ina delighted with it. After mints the *MIMI mid if Vele. Twines would sit to Ids it would de blm geed. ithe said she had mot time ; bet, on witeem=gMr spia, she granted his prayer, and went ea the NAIL iimeemiletjme mid that 13enisi , i. Ja me, begged lair to eh ler herbed Ma anintrynian of his, andtnentioned the semi of the plaintiff, d whom eh* knew nothing. NW said it would do good to the sculptor to have the Mliof 'sheet artiste. She &clime( to sit, her time se lls valeshis, but at the request of Rebut she neat her mteelL Afterwards she was repainted to sit, sad after • she cemented. When she went there she hoer r il lt ill‘ ge head there - (laughter)—but the of mid beets were al wake 1•t by Shea life. Nearly entry day she was venom pereoes to M tot portraits or busts. It was sever mentiosed that she we. le be charged for the best sod she never thamght of it. If she sat for a photograph she got a doom er es copies saes her became the artist got • deal of nsesey by it. she saw the bunt she did sot like it, bet berme she dill est wieh to dissatisfy the plaintiff she said "It ie eery pretty.' She would not say it was ugly. (A laugh.) It was a triad of the plaintiff who and it wee "magnii met." Crum-examined—Whoa the plaintiff proposed to pat the bust in her mom she did not object, bemuse she was too pond natured to do so. (Laughter.) He tallied about a pedestal, hut she did not. The plaintiff said it looked so hall in plaster it would not be asomeary to do it in marble, awl else mid " No," because she war afraid he would put honest( to the expense. After some other evidence, The plaintiff was called to contradict certain statements 'fade be defendant's idiomatic He mid %Mai told him that Halle rietjeas was delighted with the bust, end W lied of ocithing else. !Laughter.) He salted the prim, end wither mid PV. in plaster and 50/. more if in marble. Bellini afterwards told him that be had aseationed the price to Ifdlle. Yrs. 1t0m..11, the pleintirs wife, said that after the se wed sitting Bslliml inquired the price, sail plaintiff said SOL io plaster and foy. more if is marble. Satesquegy Betbni said he bed informed Malls. list*. d the prim, and elis lois pleased with st as lordship left it to the jury to ay whether the beet had bees ordered upon the eadeesteadies that the de. lesoleat woe to pay toe it. The jury at Naos found for the dalsnminnt. COURT OP PROBATI AND DITOBCN. (Before the Judy Oaditery.) CLAN& V. CIA/la all DCVO& Mr. &what ad Mr. kr tits pat. Saw, Mr. Alfred Namr " Crst. lie r id aterrisd the nr then Hamra Mossasat, en the Ind 3 us traiber, Issl, ad resided with bar is the ldra Iteete till lain year. at No. 2, Albert-villa bed see ehild liras. Mr. Clark let mastansta. aad es.reamileat, was we el hi Wpm He wee the ss •el is spriwallarsi seighlesr at Ykralvativt, and woe Waal! • wise umniant is Eastabsap. Mr. Mak, wks was at Mesas. Silver's, of Oen. 1g coal eatilkes, hd to INTO base at between sW sad did sot Mors till late is the stmalso Oa Mr IA d Aegost, HMO, the reepowdeet doped with Hes* and was sot dismovered 110 Yo lallewitet mesa se Ost.dmr, when she was found to be = m illi Its es a No. 2, Cerewall-memest, Teweeda ti• sal of Assess she had written le her hmehmad a aing him to let her have the baby. She mK " Its set me tee harshly. I have does wren I low ; bet has felt It es meek. I have set bed see eve veleeteir benison Niece I kit your Mw.` The rapoadeat miasmata' has& as imam s widow when she named Mr. Clark; and NM that he bed preetimed to let bar We bar child with bee ; lei that Ant bow manias* lie bed tetewsd to allow it. She lad bed hew awes prided is her ends me "Mrs. Desk.' petition. demanded the sum of 1,0001. as damps. The 'err he • vadat for the heased, sad sweatied 230 e. daoser. The Coen the pressamed a decree aid COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. ( no fora Mr. Ootorakeekewor Evans.) ?OE.-11LiTT FAILCU IN Till TM= MADE. This was a Mai tar the &gime et mime= under the kahruptay of Thome William PA.; ef law= Amt. •4;•Mtkothammerebest. mg of k Thearrewroak bakery. • petition for private annagemeat had boas orememnal en the ith ot Jaw, to whisk be bankrupt's d&. Mks ware 'wail to hare aim Iran knees am UM ham et Meows. Churchill and Wbilke, utwive agapl in the umber kiwis, sad liabilities aching is a.se. mums ihormal. The Mei liabilities are kW., ammamm, WM Tb. paitioaer Neuwied to cwt an his property is lb. id aeal for the brae dt of his military. Mr. Task al'Osimmosautreet, saionataat. Imo appoinisi trade aMpaa. IOIILITY.-111111201CT OF • TOLL , OATS corneae_. This we the watilatie meeting under the lerbuplay M \Melanoma \akin& LANAI'', who .ors a poses e procaine dealer. anitet *Detractor, at listlarlas. Tb. auseemsa. by Mow& Han Brothers mad flash es , away • gkm January. Mk of MIL The relowpoeut pre di had Una 15054. emptiest whisk Om 9.re trade sod other exposers. li If. ; bows LW Puoloolo ; horn DM The debta are stated at 870 f. ; memarad. • " 11 . ; to Meet Mira thy swats ars returned au wed Mao. • 11 .• • Eagerly. 1811. ; ditto hob by creditor., 75W. 213 . Tama append far tho memurases, sad Mr. Iwo sop mortal the beebevel. The emend el e ind eres Ihet W beekrepe bed '^'• ••leeell wis h • . rid else Ye enmity to the f.naannienp os bed the Setipers shortly after , t h• beebeepsy . lie minima belrV lemisible bevies 01 .1 , 011 onth writ as himassal with Mother.W b en h e th:n e ki that it new lbse to stop. His beelbi kit* Iseme be was se Mohr. end ked ram lama to Meek Ile bed dealt with Ike sonp o p s to ihe =kat at 2.0/01. or %SOK. fed sew ogif reed them WA He bed hem Is bream mem Narta and h erbieb bell his. miehemeed hmi peda=l • meebee of lee& ler the aeleee. Tie Ceurabeleeer soil tible qese mulls sea r.a katearialea Om by the lank 'amass la " and seater wee, eel sward • arielhab tort sewed AWL It. Timm aid be Ghee ~rr. II that time herb H.aea r were tied by nab b abet me lfr. La mid nom the meet that the beeknee mesa nor Cenead aser ....lbea he bees be a dues thee mew More we. (geebeet.) Oereldhele Y SUINTIL —II•PERCIPTCT AT •W•MINA.-1/210TAL OF , niortuniaa To 1410011. Thilme emesiesbee seeeeieg. The beekrept. W. W. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1861. -- - Brouster, was a letterpress printer, of Swansea, Glamorgan. shire. The bankruptcy had been removed to London in consequence of the creditors residing principally in that district, the nearest court for the disposal of the matter in the locality being stated to be at Bristol, 130 miles off. This use strikingly illustrates the necessity for an alteratioa io the 4w, which will save both creditor and debtor mach inconvenieoce. Mr. Reed, of Guildhall Chsmben, represented the as signees, and Mr. Treherne, of Greeham•street, the bank rupt. The accounts show debts, 000 f. ; assets of about the same amount. Au miiZri;ment for a fortnight waa ordered. HE WREN II — APPOINTMEWT or muirmerm4. This was a sitting for the appointment of assignees under the bankruptcy of William Henry Bonham, ct New North road. laliogton, tailor. The preliminary Matomeot, prepared by Yr. Jas. Hat• ton, shows debts, 5631. ; ameta, 1681. Mr. Charles ttimmer, of Blackfriars-road, woollen-draper, was chosen creditors' assignee. RE SAISsItURT.- -THE COAL TRADL This was the certificate meeting. Thebaukrupt, Gootge Drios Sainehary, ti • coal merchant of 78, Leatienhall• strut. 71te eeecoesda, by Moors. Banding, Ball, arid Bush, show deka 1,0711. • green profit on trading, 7671. ; cash at hen. kera, 31.16 e. Bd. • good debts, 14/. 19e. Nd. ; property given up to amigasers: 1671. ; Imam 34W. ; trade expenses, 1,017/. ; domestic and personal. 2081. Mr. J 1113161 Russell Miller represented the assignees, and Mr. Lome the haokrupt. Mr. Miller drew the attention of the court to the fact that there bad already been seven adjournments in this matter, and be therefore did not object to the bankrupt now res4viag his certificate. The Commiaehmer awarded an immediate certificate of tbe seemod cLaa RR LI:SHAW-TOR PROVISION TRADL Th. haniontrit was a prorisioa merchant of Southwark, who his atassination eel a balance-sheet by Mears. Soll, gad Boob. To-day was originally Ind for his certificate taeritiag, bat the far not having bocci paid. upon the . ..pollution of Mr. le , Mr. meeting was now 'vomited. CENTRAL CRLMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before the Common Serrault) THE SILK IIOBBERIT. The trial of the four prisoners who were charged with dealing silk of the value of 1,0001., the property of the St. Katherine's Dock Company, wee resumed this morning. At the close of the mos for the prosecution, lierjesat Halleetlee and lierjsant Parry someelly addressed the jury es behalf of their curate Newton sad Debunk. and they eadeavesred to show that Debork had merely been She loM lig ie v i t ai t a t eeid eold the silk to Newton, and with it wasters, that be had perebeeed the preperty ia L rbe course of kW wes t that mid that et meat he had Henau l ty of indiscretion, amid had inhibited a want of dee meths in the tree anima Mr. Cooper ales addressed the jury en behalf el &akar ; and be urged that be had no guilty karreriedgeie the metier, eel this the Oa was merely token to hie beam at the request of Detest, who was his bretber-le-law, and that there was eetbiag to 'bow Slat be knew the silk bed bees stela La te the reeriMaies primer, Crams, it was me leaded that the whole that wee proved against him only sessanted M sespieioo. &vend respectable wits's= were examined, who spoke to the good of all the pile:men ; and evidence was also adduced to show that Newels bed purchased the ilk of Aug in the usual coarse el beleess, and that be paid • fair prim for it. The trial was prorewlieg whim we went to press, and was not likely to be concluded until • late hour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) e— CLERK RN,/ ELL. THII °Avon or VOLUNTIIIM PRACTINIAG. A geetletime, residing is Cornwall.platre, Holloway, applied to Mr. IYFry wenn, the sitting magistrate, for advice under the following circenntriaces : The applicant elated that moos the formates of the sever cal volunteer corps, a number of them have met for paean in the vacant ground attached to the New Cattle Market. A few wallop mace, while mime of them were moth* with blank cartndge. one of them must have mad a bonier while his (applionat's) boy wee in the garde*. cue pawed by very close to him. As this was not the tint tam of the sort, and as accidents are ecrationally ocearrieg, he wished to know what comae to adopt to prevent a recurrence of the practice. Mr. li'llymeurt mid appbcant bad MOW call a meeting of the behehileede of the neighbourhood, and then rem lathes mold he pawed to prevent the machos. The surt eaid, as th e practice was so dangerous, he would that mane. Mr. said another coarse would be to write to the trustees of the market, who would no doubt at one speed to the matter. — The this 117k.ing thanked his worship for his SAMS. tit" =Yawl Lest night the Manchester Working Men's Clasp wee incorporated with Owens College. The tiesehme and studente of the former institution ban ban nail lantally treated by the trustees of Owns Caw, awl all the educational advantages of the cepsp have hoes placed at the service of the Working Naa's lanttete at a very cheap rate. Per half • guinea • aseeks, • Working Yea's College student will have th• adman.. of attending • noun of tweaty lectures, of attending any nue of the 27 clams established in Owen, Collage, together with other petard adnatagas, in cluding the use of the college books. A fire of an alarming character took place last *tit at, in Melia n►ber mill mid reed maker's astablialiassal hiAnooats Vele, Maneheeter. Property to the value of 12,0001. wits destroyed by the Ire, aed, more 'Mous dill, amo sees vie kill t nod three others injured. • MORONI Ix W•L113.--The se questered district • Lleadheil, Ia Oardigaaddre, bee been disturbed duds( the met feeleight by • rumour that • woman weed Jos Levi.., living to a cottage an the valley of Clyttwr, had poisesed her husband, to whom she had on ly bee s six math married, with phoiphoric powder, commonly used to destroy min An inveMedies has taken place before the eereser, and has reaulted in theeommittal of the woman os • Merge of wilful murder. MILAICHOLT MID FATAL ACtiIDiNT ON WM- OgiUl3lo.—We regret to have to record mother very melaseholnd fatal accident the lake, Oki has re lished in t he kin of two lives. It apposes OM COMM Teeth, el &UMW, which maxim he had only recently entered upon, sad which he deemed ast aip ieecr i z a t essopy aloft with Capt. Parke, sad dthe Civar second son al J lisetiesee eni t : et Groylineulto left the pier of Mr. Ford, is a bash ing to me dos the lake to Newby Hetdda The weather was wey mlavourahle, but two at the party atligreca tent snsagme • heat. and the whadi wa s say the property al the late kir. Swiebsree, was promoted to be an excellent craft sod every way esswerlity. Ai they proceeded as their voyage. the wind heave* sad whoa off timythwaite a equal saes some pert ▪ the oil loving bees unfortunately made het to some pert et the most, the eeosequeare was that she was esp. Med. Ms% however, righted maia, bat another squall mita& she woe w 6 swiped sod being now half fell et water, she horned kali upwards. Captains Rawlins:et sod Tonle, both of whom *Meg to the vessel, were for moan time sappooded is the water, but tee latter, most probably hem some blew that be received, was forced to relinquis hkis hold. sad met with • watery grave. ChM. Parka, who mos to have hut setaawbat of hie presence of mind, dashed about in the letter, mad sees seek to ries um more. Their son Oapt. liewhom was rams fortunate. He suc ceeded I. himself of • great parties of his cloth- I m a n t a. y merited Me abase, in • state of great —Keefe' Mesery. MlLMelfelff AOCIDJUIT ow MOSICANIII BAY. Tem Pura= Doowum. —The treselterow mach at Msrearrabs Dig we twin the scene of a dreedlel atodent salkolar morales last, by which three perilous were losvhd Ma eternity. Thomas Wright, aged 24, and Theme leaa/ey, aged l& both farm-servants of Yr. now Ally. and Robert Townley, • labourer, railing in the asighbourbood, est off about eight o'clock oa Sunday imestag to gather cockles it the mods at Silverdale. They were last wee alive by • lisharmae called Raytheon, shoat ball-past U. o'clock, seemingly about two male hem the ahem Re taw that the tide (which was endue lad the time) had surrounded them. The tide had GOM io loth ways, and bad formed a deep channel um the shoe. Rawlins.° and some other men got • beak sad wedeavveued to get to them, but had to put brit for • mail for the Wet. They saw Stanley sad Wright walk into the water, sod into the old channel, sad Iles p immediately oe to the hank, where they me them tuifor half an boor. The boat arrived at the *eosin ttree quarters of an hour, bet nothing could be wen say cf the men. The bodies of Wright and Staley were hood shout 4 o'clisk in the aftermon. They were L ias d about three huelred yards Bartea the sand, between and the new channels. TM body of Townley has art yid been retorereiL We ere awry to amide that Wright has leh • widow and two children living at Pilling, and the widow very ear her eisallasmat of the third Mercury. BeKtIMBO Occusannen. —On Thursday night Yr. Jamie Reopen, for nearly 14 yeen weismat overseer of Cledgethed, was oecideatally killed, from 'Weise hie hoed against • ham, while poleg es the box eat i 4 • Leek mar the Hall lan gateway. Hs isms a widow soil Gov mass to inset hie otiosely end. As isisset on the o f of the disused was held at the Guides Lies Isa, so Mau ~mg, Wore C. C. Lewis. Esq.. coroner, tad • empeolailelery. whirs • verdict at "Accideend death" nos ritursad.—Earn !Kemp& ii. K 81. k. K ai 11. 111 UM II St GO I iii Is se N so SHARE L1825.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The railway Aare market to-day is firm, with a continued tendency to improvement. There is a rise of percent. in Eastern Counties stock. Midl a nd and South Eastern are in better de mand. Manchester and Sheffield continues to rise, and has been dealt in as high as 481. London and North Western stock is now quoted 9i to 4 ; G rea t W es t ern 731 to t ; Midland, 1214 to 122 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1114 to 112 ; South Eastern, sof to 81 ; Great Northern, 109 to 110, showing a rise of about per cent. ; Eastern Counties, 50k to k ; and aledonian, 974 to 98. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen to to I dia. The Indian lines are steady. Very little business has occurred in Canadian railway snares. ea Ird I unmara I clu"g l' n e" . 41,3" tr.: OILDEIGUIT MALIN MID DTOCIUL I ds 411 . .1 25 • j erval libitams ula MA red Tyre Ileika.lllsaltdA VAG iirr..d Sager ails — dielia I peek awl laMea 12 - i_gyT4 77_ _J De. • J • no Dv. 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I*. 41.4 Uva li. aural Mall Siam lessollak A lawmen. Ikea Amlnnis Lad ilabortin Tit Ikelp .. De. de. lgillieed.. Cesar De . 40. _ .. " - .. . 31 I "II 113 1 14 4a. 1 I i 1, Plie !3 10 SII3 all 70 72 10 11 12 pm 10 17 . IS. 4i} 47 6i At at Audislla (limit* Tint Ism rroataLo.Co.U.Ctussds 11:Tn. Kingdom To/ a.). Vas Ulaimen's 00 LI? I en sa 16 all N I 1 all • I I i iPm A— I } dis per lIV4 9 19 LORD Enstworow.—The Devonshire public and the numerous friends of the patriotic Viscount Ehringtou will be glad to hear that his lordship and lady and family have returned to England from The noble viscount is in much better health than when be left Ragland, sod it is devoutly to be hoped that the temporary expatriation may have had the effect of banishing every symptom of the malady which suggested the pre caution. To a man of Lord Ebrington's philanthropy of spirit and great intellectual activity the pnvation of this enforced retirement from public life most be very great in deed. His lordship is now fresh and active after his rest. He is about to join his regiment of yeomanry cavalry, and we trust that his valuable life may be lots preserved to his family and the public at large.—Wertern Plasm. SCIENTIFIC MERTI2IO4 TOR THE WIZ& —Tuesday --Statistical, & " Analysis of Federate, Guy's Hospital, 1864-1880," Dr. Steele. Wednesday—Geological, 8. " Lines of Deepest Water, British Islands," Rev. R. Emma ; "Volcanic Come, Etna," Signor Gemmellero ; " Lad ow Bone-bed," Xs. Harley ; " Old Red Sandstone, South Scotland." Mr. Prowls ; Geological Phenomena, Coromandel," Mr. Dykes Thursday—Numismatic, 7, Annual. Linnean, & Chemical, 8. " Application of in duction Coil to Steinbeire Apperatue for Spectrum Ana- V," Dr. Roscoe. Royal, 81. " Lunar Semi-Diurnal ation of Rirometer," Mr. Brown ; " Atmospheric Linea of the Solar Spectrum, and on Certain Spectra of Gams,"Dr Gladstone ; " Construction of the Great Telescope, and Observations of Nebulas," Earl of Raise ; " Experucental Researches on Function', of the Vegas and Cervical Sym pathetic Nerves," Dr. Waller. FATAL AND Disrmisibto —lt has seldom, if ever, fallen to oar lot to record a more sudden sad awful accident than that which occurred in the High street, Peterelicild, on Friday last. It appmni that as Mn Uoderdowa, the wife of Mr. John Uoderdown, iroo aonger, he., was in the act of instructing her ser vent as to cleaning the teeter of a bed, at 10 o'clock in the morning, in so doing unfortunately got up in • chair for the purpose, when sad to relate, one of the lege of the isms suddenly br oke through the floor, and threw her violently across its back, doing her fatal injury. The unfortunate lady continued in the moat excruciating agony till 7 o'clock in the evening, when death termi nated her sufferiegs, leaving two young children and an affectionate husband to mourn their irreparable has ; and what readers the cam the more painfully affecting is, that she was encloser, and within a month of her accoitel»tneats —Susses Repress. Recent rains and the change at length of an obstinate north wind are fast clothing the country with luxu riant growth. Mowing has comreensed in all oar southern counties ; and if • good haymaking season should ensue, a large produce of good quality will be saved. Most corn crops are now fully fool, wheat especially needs no more rain. and • dry summer would now assure a Rood harvest. Such weather, however, is sot wanted in the interests of other craps ; nevertheless, nothing can be batter for every crop we grow thee the present condition of the land. A wet year left t h e had aeprscedentedly foul—a dry spring has enabled as to clean it. And rain enough bee fallen now to feed the young aim sad pees, seed to prepare a first-rate seed bed far our turnips. Mangele are nearly everywhere more or has • failure—the seed has proved exceedingly de fective. Bat we do wet hem a:o.3o'6mM of any other coop. , --Gratateasve atetatt& • MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) : Two o'CLoow. The funds to-day are firm, with little business. A strengthening effect continues to be produced by the splendid weather. The Paris Bourse is also again firmer. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency of prices is favourable, but the various markets are characterised by the quiet usual on a Saturday. At Paris to-clay, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 681 r., ex die. being sc. better than yesterday. The India n per Cent. Stock is firm at 981 to 99 ex div. Consols are officially marked 90 and 904, ex div., for money, and 904 ex div., for the ac count. The preeent quotations are 90 to for cub, and 901 to 4 for the 10th of July. The official business report is u follows: Bank Stock, 231, 232 k ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, ; New Three per Cents., 89k, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, for account, 994, 99, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 18s., 138., lls. din. ; Ex chequer Bills, March, M., die. ; ditto, June, 3s. I prem., par, 4s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, but firm. The Turkish Loan of 1864 has risen per cent., being quoted 72i to 73. The Loan of 1868 is firm, at the final quotation of yesterday, namely, 561 to 571. Mexican Bonds are marked 221, being likewise well supported. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 471 ; Russian Pour-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 911 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 501 ; ditto Passive, 161 ; Turkish Six per Cents, 1854, 73, 721; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 57 ; ditto for account, 673, 561. The themis has arrived from Melbourne with 94,0001. in gold. With reference to the serious charges brought against Williamson, the insurance agent at Man chester, we are authorised to contradict some state ments which have appeased to the effect that the Globe Insurance Company suffers severely, as well as the office for which Williamson was a leading agent. Williamson had transactions with several London offices, and after investigation it appears that the extent of the claim by the Globe upon his estate will be about 225 g. for fire premiums re ceived by him. The Globe had ceased to corre spond with him before the discovery of his alleged malpractices. aux-rAor Two o'Cipcx. Consols remain quoted 90 to I, ex div., for money, and 90§ to }, ex div., for the account. In Lombard-street, 6 per cent. continues to be demanded on good bills. At the Bank the demand continues steady. In the Stook Exchange the demand for money is still active. The rate on government securities yesterday was 6 per cent. and upwards, and some amount was obtained from the Bank. There are rumours that, owing to the failure of his health, Mr. Ling is either returning home from India, or will shortly do so. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was thesame as on Thursday, via., 76,0001., the major portion continental and the rest Australian. The 154,500/. Australian, by the Yorkshire, has yet to be dolt with. Another gold ship has arrived aeon Melbourne—the Kleber, with 35,5001. The Dover Castle, which was to leave Melbourne for London on the 27th April, is known to have lad 69,0001. in gold on board. Some addition would be made to this sum. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. Subjoined is our usual list: • Acessiden,* maths, 1204 to 12.1 ; ditto 3 days, 11.164 Ls o i l:4 Botterdsm, 3 =oaths, 12.04 to 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 35.024 to 74 ; Harobuw, vas. hamo, 3 months, Pm* 3 days, 16.324 to 40 ; ditto, 3 mouths, tor% ; Freakf or Rcia- 3 months, 1194 to 44 (pee rouble), 3 mcntbs, 334 to 4; mouths, 14.3610 160,9 14.36 to 50 Trieste, eff. 90., S mouths, 50. Madrid, 3 mentbs, 481 to ; Oaths, i anceetha, 494 to 4 ; krne, 3 mouths, 25.95 to 90 ; Genoa, 3 mmiths, 25. to 6; Mae, 3 months, 25.90 to 5 ; Ma**, moths, 394 MI; Palermo, 3 months, 117 to # ; I(embn, i same* in to 4 ; Lisbon, 90 days, NI to 4 ; Oporto, 90 day; tai to j. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday, the 13th of June, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : Coin And bullion Bills discounted Amass 20,000 Notes in &cubed's Demme 1,240,000 Private deposits Imessab 1.240,009 Treeing Advances oli public asaarilin Duman 290.000 Thews changes may be ocumidered favourable, for the bullion has increased, whilst the Bank's liabili ties on notes have diminished. Simultaneously with the delivery of the Austra lian mail, there is a decline in Victoria governmtuit bonds The report of the directors of the South Atudra lian Bank, issued yesterday, is of a satisfactory cha racter. A dividend of 10 per cent. per annum is recommended. A strict scrutiny has been made into the affairs of the estabinthineut. At the general 'meeting of the English and Scottish Law Life Assurance Association, held yesterday, Mr. Whitmore, Q.C., in the chair, the report stated that the new premiums received during the past year amounted to 9,4631.; and the total premium income to 71,1001.; the invested funds to 445,6771., as per auditors' report ; and the existing insurances, to 2,202,530/. The ictuary's report on the valuation of the assets and liabilities showed a clear divisible surplus of 64,2d01., which was distributed by appropriating 56,7801. for the benefit of the policy-holders ? and 7,5001. for the proprietors. The divisions in future are to take place every five years ; and nine-tenths of the profits are to be given to the assured. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 305/. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-yearly interest on the shares of the Mahan and East India Irrigation Companies. The half-yearly meeting of shareholders in the London Joint Stock Bank is called for the 18th July. The Gaatte specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz :—lmports of gold, 290,2211. ; exports of gold, 397,1311. ; imports of silver, 151,4271. ; exports of silver, 285,0281. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 211th inst. fur the hire of two ships to carry Chinese emigrants from Hong Kong or Whampoa to British Guiana. FRIDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90k to f, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and dosed at 901 to 4. For money the last price was 90 to 4, ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90, 891, 90, ex div. ; ditto for account July 10), 901 ex div. • Three per Cents. Redu 89f, k, ; New T hroe per Cents., 89j1 4, ; k Stock, 231; India Five per Cent. 6°6., 981, f, 1, div. ; ditto for ac count, 981, 99, ex die. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961, 96 ; Five par Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 841 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100. The India Five per Cent. Stock was in great demand to-day, owing partly to the discussion which took place in the House of Commons yester day with regard to the investment of trust funds. The closing price was 981 to 99 ex div. for the account. . _ The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted Gs. to 211. dia. ; and the Juue, par to tn. premium. In consequence of an announcement that 20, 8001 . lon account of the next dividend on the Turkish Loan of 1858 has reached the hands of the Ottoman Bank at Constantinople from the Syndicate, ask active demand for this stock sprang up this after noon, and a remarkable rise occurred. In the market for bank shares the prig pd inquiries were for London and Westminster snit Loudon Chartered Bank of Australia. In the mis oellanootu; share market no alteration occurred, ex oept that Great Ship shares were firmer, at 7s. 76. tid. St. Katharine Dock 044 was in better demand. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, to prem., being better ; Thames and Mersey_ Marine, 13-16 to 16-16 prem. ; ' Universal Marine Ins 1.16 to 3-16 prom, being higher; London and rovincial Manna, f t dis. to par ; Natal Land, to prem. ; Chime • and Japan Steam, par. /011111011 I,IILWATIL 8* Ilta .9 A 9 Mk I T i iY Se re IA 64 I Mm 13 114 3 • 19 MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctocs. The roiling market to-day is quiet. The prin cipal feature is a fall in East Caradon which are marked in the Stock Exchange and 214. Lady Bertha shares have been dealt in at 1. The other transactions have been c N t r i l ie e l m i in shares in East Wheal Russell, Ea s t Grenville, Marks Valley, Wheal Unity, and Sort ridge Consols. There is still a strong demand for Bon Accord Copper shares, which have been dealt in to prem. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are marked prem. Foreign mining shares are very quiet. We are requested to state that the share list of the Seend Iron Company will be closed on the Sind instant. At Wheal Nary Ann meeting, on the 11th instant, the amounts showed a credit balance of VW. lbs. 3d. A. dividend of 10s. per share (51214 was declared, 'leaving 1,1411. 19a. &i. to the next account. The Wheel &pion accounts, presented at the niestfagen the 10th instant, showed a credit balance of 8041. las. fid. At the United Mines meeting, on the 12th instant, the accounts showed a debit balance of 3,3181. 7s. &L A cell , of 51. per share was made. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dodds zen and North : The metal market has not been so dull for tray yeas past, and complaints continue throughout the trade at this point. The business reported during the present week been of the most insignificant character. Although Walk bars maintain previous prices, the demand is very sink. The account@ from Staffordshire continue very dalL MAW she influence of large speculative purchases Ore Scotch gig iron market has advanced Is. 6d. per ton, closing at 49a. OD anti. There is no alteration in Eaulish copper. FereWit lower, Burro having been sold at 1001. hl. remeins . OM. We have sellers of Straits at 1201. 10a, buyers to a limited latent at 1204. ; Banco nominally at 1.961. English one tat There is nothing doing istin plates ; prime emer ; they du not induce operators to purchase. lined quiet, but unaltered. Speller, after isal to la id cosh, has rallied a little, and 100 tow have bees edam 16/. 10a., with one month's prompt. Perna all appeasanonl we have emu the lowest of this COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is quiet at the followiag Prim tallow, 60a. 6d., net ash ; Petersburg YAM, en the 63a. ; June, 53a. ; OrA. to Die., 52r. to 52e. 3d. 11Likirt Anauara. —Town tallow, 525. ; &Vey difteb: 2e. NA. ; yellow Reunion, 56a. ; mlted eta. 311 e. *Li rough ditto, 2,1 e. ; tallow payee, 18.. ; good dram 7a. SMITHPTELD HAY IHARHET.(THIS DAY.) Mean. Davis and Co. report Made very slow. Maw meadow bay, TOL to tiOs. ; superior ditto, itim to NO& p interior ditto, Ms. to BOa ; clover, old, eis. to 118 s. ; ditiN t new, second cut, M. to Hee ; straw, 30s. to 495. 1 COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The eupply of vegetables ie now nearly oral to tie air mead, sod prises it. lower. Good temples el bike"' sadly% and artioltelow mute from Pianos. Good Ibilbsia pew may also sew be obtained. Grapes feta fair pews. Of strawberries three is a tolerably good open grimed. Large quantities of been imported Ibis week. Asparagus. Free& sad beam, yang carrots, and new pongees sesz ep it wow be abesiwid the latter fetch 2d. per lb. bore are erasing m more plentifully. Out doves ail* =rise of orchids, lily of the valley, Chimes priambs, violets, seigaceette, heaths, sad roses. TIM CORN TRAWL —•— MONTHLY RETURN. (From Friday's Gwent.) An Account showing the Quantities of Corn, Gellnk, Meal, and Flour imported iota the United Leedom roll admitted to Home Comsumptiott is the moat& al Ilah 1861. British Spectra at Can, Pram Ponesoloos Orals. Keel, and sores Ol Total Hoar. Com Z. . Qrs. Beth. Qrs. Both Qrs. Wheat Pada Oats Rya 4,100 0 4,676 • Peas Boos 63.790 4 46790 4 lishe or IsellaaCona 224,163 4 1591/4 4 Back wheat 197 3 107 3 Total Cwt. qrs. lb. Cwt. snit/. &1. gni 116 trbeat,3l4•lo2llcour 614,291 073 9,070 1 3 261 1 13 Oatmeal 7,679 0 2 178 0 0 7,737 • 9 I.7seseal Make orladlasCors Meal Buek wheat Mast TOW F. G. GARDNER, Socritary. Custom•honee, London, June 12. MeiRICAN MAIL.—LIVRRIVOL, SATURDAY.—The Royal Mail Company's steamer Europa, which sailed tacky for Halifax and Boston, took 191,7701. 10e. in pee* on freight+ kiILTRAORDINARY DRAM PROW A WORN IN Tflif BRAIII.—An inquest was held at the Walsall Werkbouad,na Wednesday, before the coroner, Mr. Fletcher, on the body of Rachel Ready, 90 years of age, an inmate of the 11111 house, wbo was found dead in bed on Sunday worming IRA: On bet admission she complained of • pain in her head, and was treated for it by the medical officer. On Saturday night she went to bed as usual, but just before 11 o'clock ahem& plained of her head, and said she felt as if she shoubl gem& Ina few minutes, however, she appeared to get composed. and to fall asleep. On the following morning, about six o'clock, she was found to be dead in bed, but was quite warm. Dr. Burton, the mediod officer to the union, intimated that this eta a casein which he could not give a osrtitosee, and therefore the coroner was communicated with, and • pat mortem examination was made. Dr. Burton, in giving wed. dance of the conditions he had discoveroi in mann at making the poet mortem examination, stated that en opening the heed of deceased he found the reins distended with dark ocloured blood. There were so signs of recent inflammation, bat in the ventricles a quantity of sangwins eons matter was found, and the brain was softened iu place& In the tuber ancillore at the top of the spinal loamy' s where the brain and the spinal marrow join, were four hydatid sacs or eiatieirei relltsfori. These comlitions, he considered, were sufficient to account for the suddenness of the death of deceased. He had ascertained from her brother that she had had convulsions a week or two before coming into the yrorkhouse,and he had furtheraacertained that it wan net uncommon for her to cat ' , deluges. The bydated eisie he had no doubt was composed of tile egg of the tape worm.' the worm having been doubtless token into the body in process of eating sausages sot properly cooked, compoaed metaled pork. The worm thus taken into the body forced its way into the various armies, the liver, the bead, eyes, and brain, and deposited its egg, and this again forted its t ire e a y e i ii i ta e c r u e instance,v lar pwhere soever print ecb couldd d r ea d inusasinim o s t pressingdeath. The UpoilmennittyhtdrebrltimatatUali • verdict " Died of disease of the brain. —Sfa4 r ord- Skirl Adreraerr. TRAFFIC RECEIPTS. —The traffic receipts of rail ways iu the United Kininloru for the week ending the Bth 1 Jane amounted to 626,3151., and for the corresponding week of tut year to 517,6701. ; showing an increase of 8,6411. The gross receipts of the eight railways having their tensile in the metropolis amounted to 234.2971., and for the eon responding week of 1860 to 230,7951., showing • decrenp of 5,4961. The decrease on the Great Northam Seaway amounted to 2.1131. ; on the Great Waded to 1,4431. ; on the London and North Wedges to 1,7011. ; and on the Loudon and Routh Western to 3,3921.—t0ta1, 4,6:.•21. Bat from Mil must be deducted 571.,the increase on the Kaden Oesantien, :rst. ou the London and Blackwell, 1,9211. on the Brighton, and South Coast, and 1,1431. es Eastern, together 3,1511., leaving the rieerenen an 5.494'!. The receipts on the other lines is the tf l = Kingdom amounted to 2112.0181., and for the week of last year to 277,8719., showing antitaTtneiZansalini 14,1431., from which most be deducted the deems, ea lie metropolitan lines, leaving the total humps., ow, al compared with the corresponding week of 1 = ler 3 no r B iY: mai l e g lab . ~~,