The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-29 00:00:00

JUDGMENT IN MR. BOSWELL'S CASE.-(THIS DAY.) COURT OF ARCHLS. (llef,,re Lorligtora.) mornin; IR. Laphinitos preoonneol Pnlgment is the ra.e of Mr. 4.nwell, the liming of which took place in Joth The loeusieol juolge sail hr would canon. nee by reeertainiug t fart. eery prosal, and what was the legal infemnce to arissu (10411 them, an lit would thee he ineutubent eau lute to date-mine how thew facts were to be Welt with, having regard to the law applicableto such quationsas were involved in the awe. It was sot necessary to eta the evi.leuee at any very great leach, because no ovalowe hod leen produced on the part of Mr. Boswell. There was no c'ntlict of testimony ; there was no comparison of wit ne.se. b. be mole. All the court hall to do was 4. ..;:o:• Jain the effect of the evidence. The leartoel judge then analysed at consitikaLle tomtit the evid.-uce. with which the public an, already familiar. In the course of his e .aminntion, he adverted to Toroth'. threat with regard t Mr. Penwell, awl after nue, king that the witness hid pnobably forgotten the expr.4161,41.1 whxii lie had put iuto untie{, Maki that in giving his co iilenca Mr. Voraili ...Whited a jus ifiable indignation. With respect to the occurrences during the period when Miss Yorath was staying at Mr. Bouwell's own house, the learned judge said he gave credit to Mrs. t;iinn's testimony, too the effect that Mr. Boswell and MI:. Yorath slept in the bed. After eencluaing his aualysis of the evidence, the learned julge oontunk.st as follow. : Thaw are the facts a. deposed to by the witueses. Ihi the part of Mr. Bouw:11, no witness has io..en exatuincil. There is sad only no coutraolietion, but no explanation offered. There is no attempt to account for auy one of these trans action. ; no exploitation why Mr. Bonwell visite.] Newport; none why Miss Youth psiased by the name of Mrs. Mersey, soil why he took the lodgings for her; none whs. she cams to the wsitlence of Mr. Boswell, iu Thorahilterweent ; note why Miss Youth came to the almool.houo!. Had those transactions admitted of any es;laulCon c nagent with innocence every tumive that can actuate the human heart must have induced him io, att.ord that explanation. Oa a review of this evideuce, entirely uneontrailieted and unexplained, the conclusions to which I must necessarily none are that Mr. 'Loomed seduced this young I.ay ; that he, being a merriest 161,111, lemon...Al her marriage, and that he had the almost inconceivable effrontery to, carry on this preteuee before the chancellor of the dimose of Llandaff and other reopeete able persons ; that the consequence of this amour liecongeg apparent, he niacin'skd his victim miller a feigne.l nante iii beigiag. in his house ; and finally, to the great scandal of the parish, she was delivered of a child in his own sexed. house. Throughout all these latter trawitctiolis, the birth aria burial, he couiluet..l himself a. the father I,l' the child No man of mane mind could so hare acted except under this belief. No puma et common seism considering this evidence can entertain stay rational doubt that it establishos the foot that adultery has been coommittel!, though it may be that the peed., time and. place are not designated ; hat the doctrine of law Si that time and piece are not seaseery. 0:1 this point, in addition to many recent eases, there is the authority Trotter and Trotter. These are tile facts, in my judgment, egablislied by the evidetwe ; auil, in my opinion. all the most important facts allegea in the articles are proved. I do ant, however, decide this case up in the ground that any apecitie art of adultery he* been proved within the diocese or without, bat I decide it upon this ground, that Mr. Nonietell so conducted homelf, mere especially in the latter part of thee, transac tions, as tio csu, it to be believed that lie was the father of the hil lot which youth was delivered, mid that no new man, unless he hoof h -tiered himself to lee the father of the child. c mkt so have conducted loins. :f, awl of coolie he coal not believe himself to be tie (Ato-n of the child unless he haul amomitted aohiltery. Ties elultenous connexion is inaudestly, and, I will sold, nmessorily, the motive and (immolation of all Mr. Itouwell's conauct when Mil_. Yorath came to Lou don awl its ne,;hbourticooll. Tied Mr. Beiwell has committed the very gravest of ecie.iestiell offeam:-.s•• duetioon, adultery. (rand. and oleeeptiou—cannot be tbouht-ol ; the proof I. unc nitrate-owl awl es . ..morbid:nine. The [wet,- eery con.equetc. has been the gravest public scandal, fur the worst example has been sat to hi: perishione :4-- -those whose spiritual interests he air boutsl to wsteli °tir sail pre: .et.. I here poliolered carefully wittil decree it nay duty to pronounce antler thee cirmilastaniee. I have carefully consklered whether thero say circumstances of extesosatios-1 can fie! Drone. There is not the penis tic, of early youth ; there is not the strength of temp:a -t-Mu which may l.rxal.ly beset the single man ; there is not a merely accidental deviation foe,, the rules of mora lity ; but the re is a married m.on with a family—a wife, tie: heel ..f • 1.. lie.' college ; there ho stein ction —the ilsoighter .4 1111X••••.1,1 I.lolVallAl3, with a blind mother—e-oluctioon deliberately carried on under the pretense of nl.lf • I'6o. There is one thing moo c moat disgraceful -- the attempt by Mr, Boolow.ll to throw the blame upon the victim of kis ungoverorl passions. Mr. Batmen pats this olusotioon to, Mr. Yeruch - " 1.i.l I not infers:, you that should never ha.e gout dean to Newport at all mks" it had been that MC. Troth earnestly re . 114•111,11 me I— Answer : No, I am not aware that you doh' But there is ono further een.ideration, aid that to which this count is most especially !wan.' to pay attention. The Se- or of 110:110 of these olisgrace; ow...merger.% was the aiseeatiooois e of the parish ; the place where tai. .host tinter tunate la ly was conceded and Liget:red by Mr. Bouwell, and were, though pmbaLly from unforeseen exigencies, she was delivered of a ilidol—delivered of an illeg:timato child, the etbopring of the ineumbect of the [arid', and brought to too. very plese by his ice tramentility--the pla-e, the sehoodhouoi Will re the principles of religion were to be ineuicatel, the great foundations of sound to - inlay :all, and an example of put i v shown - -this very pl ace has 1.. en pelletal ; the ministry of the church ham been di.gr clad ; ull moral awl religious personas in the parish offewlea. What rational hew: is that, that Mr. Bouwell will you e r again fulfil his spiritual duties to the pariationiets of this parish to their edilieatioe f None. The sosoteuce which I pronounce is, deprivation and condemnation in ante Mr. Ilmwell here rose, and raid—" My Lonl, I hereby prote*t of a grievance, and give notwe of appeal." It was then aundhaeed att the appeal, which is to the Judicial Com:nitteo of the Privy Conseil, will stand for the Ant session of the nest term. THE POLICE COURT& (TRW DAY.) eLERKENWELL TI/T% CASEJ4 AGAINST ONE AI OWNED WANTED FOR LNIIII! Vr. _--........... A sioutiluntring frm u je, *lsom •!1 reset of age. end re• eis•etably attar, d, who gave the itt A en ...rweitt a, wall cluirg.si with steehnit a nu:nisi' of nraurelles from lionised to the neuilihourtims of Clef kenweil and lalingtoo. Fro.n the evidence it tirpmmt t;,,t pnmo.. e r wallin the habit of evilliug at gentleiven's housert to took 5..1.6 wmitesl. The versants, when they interim:al what site eau:. di s rind told her that her .ClViet.l were not ✓espiiresl, were inforual by the pi:tomer that it was for a friewi of the natives, and in aoweequeoce, while the .ervent swot uretei is, the prisoner manie,7•ll to conceal the um brdL, that might have li-en left in the of oeveral of these robi a eis, t in ni ng Inn given 4. la•pet•tor (otter, th•• N who int . ..l-noel ilk` (Inn that there were 1111.4•1 dam li:ty e.... 1 thiA twirt iciaiiist the prisoner, the matter was plsced iu the handl. of Stammers, .4 the *sine Mallet's). end he apprehetaisal the Trisvuer, time rho seven mule elle, with her. 1,- umbrellas, three .4 whieh ere .ilk ant two I.towu alpaca, can MI teen at the , falineton polis•eadatan. she wat a -mho' paw., tietes relating to a veltviiile unibrel!s and parasol was found upon her. Th • prisoner .aid she wished the tii.v.:istrote to nettle the case at .roe, and 13,4 remand her. Serttennt Cnieray, 11; St, lend the privnier hnd been •erernl linos eonai.•tei •1 stealing 111141 the but time bo saw her troid she• w. rienten:oil w f. ar %•ears' pored Perri- Lute. Phe had beet' out aim ha.. n iu au tardy on *dollar einrges. Mr. o.rne ectnamled the prisoner unt'l Tuoslty next. WORSHIP•STR.F.L.7. tr.. nrut Ayr En 1:: 1i‘1...X11.11' nowo, 11;11,11:41iot ii4, 7 l•ritsce W..le 14•thn:d-gteen, app,iivil to &newer a r o m- Idamt, Prrfrrrt , l ivy the police • that ha Aid. on the 24th itoitaut, prnitit liver to be sold ou Lie pn•ruises after the hoar .4 12 o'clock at night. Mr. Venni The evidirnse of two emistahles went to iihner that at 20 P.inuteNsftvr on, o'et.,k thet knocked at thu do —r and it w.oz iolotedi.dviy opened, taut they (ottani I.r nee:l awl ' , own, standing at the coaster. upon lb wi 1.1 . 1.1• to.a!t li ~nor, nrd that th..larba!oril hid not as, thiug about the )copte being Isis 'newts. 311. arid an*, Lou cscr that nii;Lt be, the persons THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1860. sets at the bar were frieudA aid neat nn Y tikaalut. l Seen dawn after 12 o'click. Flo could t but reel surproied that emoh a complaint at this shoull hare been preferred against Ilz. Yiseta, who had kept the home hi ;pus hes for two years and a Lai. during which time there had not been any complaint egainht him. The proreetling otherleise wo u ld Nave. dri e d, bees quite correct, for by the 2nd and Ikel of rl ithig iesi ' IV.. cap. tit, at was au olfoncc w allow beer to be drank before sin Ca) loornin; after 12 o'elock at night in Loucks, Weetrorm'er, 31..tylelrone, Finsbury, the Tower Halals* Lainbets, and Southwark ; this m 'r o ht not be gene rally knows. Whastais having been called ou the part of the clef cad ant, shawls. that the parties were Lie fronds,llllll.ttue. , Ver hid not ben drawn alter the time allir,o4, the complaint was couaidered but proved, and therefore disraiseed. LISTS..-TITS' D41:7 Two o'Cloon. The railway share market to-day is extremely inactive, and scarcely the slightest alteration has occurred in prides. The attention of the dealers is principally occupied with preparations for next Friday's settlement. Midland stook has de clinod I per cent, being quoted 124 to k,ex.div. and ex new shares. Loudon and North-Western stock is quoted 1014 to 102 ; Great Western, 72 to k ; Lanca shire sad Yorkshire, 104 to 1, ex div. ; Cededouiau, 931 to 94f ; South Eastern, 881 ton ; Great Northern, 110} to Int ; and Eastern Counties, Mi to tardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to 1 3-16 to 1 1-16 dia. Other foreign descriptions have met with scarcely any business. The Indian and Canadian Railway shares are like wise very quiet. WIDLNADY SHAWLS AND STOCKS. RAILWAYS. Moottad Pion yesterday. dales So4sd to 1 pm. JißleorVaL Birtz.,LamotClianJumn Blackburn Blyth and 4n• Bolton, SlentrdAlLLC !Bristol and Itzeirs Caledonian !Cork and Bandon a a a lii 104 1007 id 03/ Cornwall Do. A j ♦ neer. milli. Do. B 1114. Is p•td talk Dublin and Bo tast Jon Mind ,l'ertb,dt ADdia gad Anglian &astern Counties Eastern Union. Stock • _ Do.__ Mock Is 5h be i 6 171 14 65 60 62 61) 3). 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Land do.l Aide !Limited) . . . all 1 11l an se. 71":_i Do.tnd II p. 4.1 Limited. batty JOINT STOG - -. 61i li i T 5 fa TO 75 i* • Oi dlt s 1 1 019 99 100 19 t dim dis 100 101 102 11 27i 31 22 fa 41 71 74 U U 67 $1 54 is U N sr I ▪ le Ms ne 13 93 N n ea N 93 118 90 ft 98 96 94 96 ST 89 AI, 5 T 5 T I T 5 I i . ell 3_ No. I fli. I BANKS. I Pd. ICL prints. I Bales. NOVO , *0 Aga and E. Bar. Nark . 60 - - - ad N,5001 Australasia . r fl 65 - 26.900 40 Bask of Egypt 0,000 100 Bank of London SO 39 61 - 60,000 20 Bank of Turkey 3 11 11 - 15,000 60 4001111 N. America - - 92,300 1 20 ,Chart. Bank of India, Australis, and Chsaa . .10 Ili 161 - 14,0001 26 Clntrd. Mere. of India, Lon., and Pinta all 92 *5 - 0 000 100 City - 10,000 10(.0 'Colonial 40,000 20.11'Com. of Canada 16,000 100 'Cont. of London - NOOOl 20 Bag.Soot.dcAueLCharld. all if 131 - 1 110,1 MO 20 0. Bank of Switzerland. all •••• - 36,000' SO Lon. Co. Bank of Antra all 121 14 -- 15,000 60 London and County - •-• -id 60,006 60 London Joint Stack - 10 - - 10 111 20,000 20 London & South Atrium I 2 1111 Ns - 60.000 i 100 Lon. and Weandaster * - - 10,1001 100 NM. Prof. of Pagland 4l .. - 16,000, 20 Do. Now l2 -. 281 20,000 Id National Bank 25,000 20 New South Wan - 226,6,010 16 Oriental Bank Corpora. 10 Ottoman bank 96000, 100 IProtruclal of Ireland - -- - 4,000 i 10 Do. Now - - - 16000, 26 th Australia Mil - - 40,000 25 Union of /minas - - - 50,000 i 60 Union of London 8,000 100 'Unity Mutual OD .. - MISCELLANDOUL No. I 6b. I Ontraellatt. I Pal a. pewee. I aura. 30,0000 15 Aaglo-Dtextren MIN .. all 131 14 - 16,000 25 Australian AgrirraL .... 19 N la ad a 360 1000 Atlantic TeL (U5n.).... all - - - 47,000 10 Berlin traterwcets .. all 41 ii - , 120 Brit, American Lad . . 4O 10 N - 6,000 1 60 gait & Irish Mag. Tel. i. alf 16 27 sd - 11,801 90 Do. B 7 per c.. till 1922 all 19 21 - 11,739 20 Do. C - 2916 321 Canada Lind all 116 117 - 3,000 10 Channel Islands Tot. (I ) all - - - 360,000 St. Cop.Mg.ofEng &Smelt all - - - 12.030 25 Do. Prof. 71 per rent ! all 34) 151 - Locoota St. Crystal Palace 1968/0 At Do. ?reference - 260,000 86. Da. op. ct. Peep. Deb lOO ulOO 108. ..- 700,000 et. • Telegraph - 7,160 Di De. New l5 Idls }pm xd - 70,006 6 Yrig. and Aont. Cop. ail 31 II 21 / 90.000 16 Ostr Slam Navigation 14 - - - 1110,11e0 1 Ship (Lolled) - 100.000 1 Do. 17) per cont. Pref i INI pee - ILOOO II Lon. District Tel. [l.) ll 1 dis - N 19 London lEsoonut (L) - 100,000 4 Lou. (len. Omnibus Co all 11 11 1: 50, 20 Madras Intro. e 1 Canal 1 21 21 pm a El. 30, 10 MeditairaneanilecTel. all - - - 13.000 10 Mediter. Pe. Tel. Lim.) all 1 a - 90,000 IS National Discount Co 6 11 n ale - 4000 20 NerbuddaCaaldlrotr,L 6 1 14 di. - 11,310 10 Netherlands land - 60,000 6 DO. Bp. e., is. at 1 dis all e 1 - 1,724 100 N. Bruns. &N. Scot. Ld, *0 - - - 122471 IN. Brit. Australadaa ell I s 1 - 60,000 1 Oriental Ons - 60,000 1 Do. "New Shares" lbs. I par •-• 10.000 10 I en. In. &as. (ILdra.)6 II - -•- 10,010 10 Do. do. It 6 -•-. - 000,000 At Peel River Land &MN 106 47 60 - 20,000 60 Pepin. and Orlon. Steam all 74 747 - 30,000 60 Do. New l6 Lei 131 pm - 40,000 10 Zed Sea & Ind. TeL 41 pp .6 for6oye. by Brave all 18 181 sd .- 10,100 60 y Irma - NOOO 15 lax New all 5 4ad - 15,000,100 Royal Mail Slew - 00 49 it - 2,0001 St. (Mall Aust. Ltrisba. 100 121 116 -- NW 25 th Auttrallan Lam In so II - 75,000 1 banarins Tel. Scrip 75,000 1 Do. do. Registered al -• 50.000 20 Trod &Ln.Co. Up. Otra I -. ... - 10,000 100 Van Dtwiten's Lend.- 111 9 * -• WAR -OFFICE, PALL-MALL, A 1700112 28. —None& —The under-mentioned days have been fixed for the exami nation of candidates for direct commissions in the army, to be held at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, viz. : October 29, 1860, and January 28, 1881.—Gazette. CRovrx-urries, Auotrirr 28.—MEMBZIt arruRNED TO SERVE 124 THE TEM= PARIJABILNT.—The Honourable Percy Wyndham, for the western division of the county of Cuniberland, in the room of General Sir Henry Wyndham, S.C. 8., deceased. —Carette. THE GREAT EABTZRIT.—NEW MILFORD, TUESDAY, —The directors of the Great Ship Company have not lad time in preparing their vessel for its second mercantile pur pose—an a show ship. The three managing directors on the spot, via, the Hon. Captain Carnegie, Mr. S. Baker, and Mr. Bold, held a meeting yesterday afternoon on board the vowel, when it wee dceided to open her for public inspection et onee, and accordingly to-day the people are flocking down to the Haven in shoals. No place, perhaps, is better supplied with the means of locomotion than this marine spot. Small steamers are constantly plying between Pembroke and this place, sod ever since the fleet has been in the Haven special steamers have been running from Pembroke and New Milford to the ships, and also to the Great Easters. The great Ain does nut look quite so new as when the British public had last the opportunity of inspecting her. Her hull and spars are weather beaten, her masts smoked with the voinitings of the five funnels, and in the white and other cabins the gold and ornamental work has lest some little of its freshness. Several officers of the Channel fleet visited the vessel yesterday, and were reosived with every courtesy by Certain Vine Hall, the new commander. Sista:LAY CAUSE OP DEATH.—It la our painful dirty this week to chronicle the untimely demon of Mr. Francis Bellringer, who for some time past barn been au assistant in the establishment of Mr. Bennington, of tlfa town. The deceased, who was much respected in the c,:ahlishment, hail an unfortunate habit of sucking the pen with which be had been writing, and this, it is almost certain ; was the Mtge of his life being so suddenly and uuexpectedly brought to a close. A few days since, while using the tooth-brush, he inflicted a slight wound in hie lower lip ; but, as this canoed him not the least ineonvenienoe or pain, ho thought nothing more of it, and continued to indulge in the habit of which we have spoken. Its effects soon became visible. On Saturday morning, the 18th inst., symptoms of erysipelas manifests...l themselves, but the deceased got through his usual work in the shop during the day, and also during Monday attended to his duties. By the evening of Monday, however, the malignant sym of the disorder manifested themselves, and Le was o to keep to his nom for the next couple of des . On Thursday he was a greet deal worse, and on the afternoon of that day he was Liken to the hospital, where the best medical nil was affm.le.l, hut of no avail. The poor young man dint on Fridav afternoon at a quarter-past 2, bin fatal malady having been induced by the poisonous ink which he sucked from the pen penetrating the slight abrasion un his lip —Brighton Guardian. ' SERIOUS COLLISION ON THE SHREWSBURY AND HEREFORD RAILWAY.-012 :Sunday lest a serious collision °mum d on the above line, but no fatal results have as vet arisen. The 12.40 train (rein Shrewsbury was delayed for considerable time in starting, in consequence of interrup tions to the traffic by a break down the same morn hog, there being only a single line of rails. The train proceeded at its renal pace until it arrived at the Craven Arms Station, shout 18 miles from Shrewsbury. After leaving that station there is an incline towards Ludlow, and the passenger train was running at a swift twee, when the driver saw a luggage train approaching. It was impassible In the distance and on the sharp incline to stop the revenger train, lout the goo da train driver nearly succeeded in doing en, when the other train dashed into it. Both drivers and 'firemen jumped off their engines, after doing all in their power to stop the trains. The engines were both smashed, as well as a first and se:mid-class carriage, and , some of the goods trucks. Immediate assistance was rendered to the passengers, and it was found that Mr. Joseph Jolson, corn merchant, of Shrearbury ; Mr. F.. Tipton. Shrewsbury ; Mr. W. H. Bayley, of Shrewsbury, a director of the line ; Mr. Med ley, traffic manager of the line ; two or three ladies from 'rabbitry, and others, were more or less injured. Mr. Job e= waived a violent coecussion, and his life is despaired of. Mr. Tipton had a severe scalp wound. The whole of the persons injured were conveyed to the Craven Arnie Hotel, where ni.4ltral attendance was promptly rendered. How the accident acturrrl is at present not arcertained with any degree of c;;:tainty ; but A searching inquiry will at once be made. hip2f4r: HARKET.—TfiIis DAY. Two clam The fonds remain quiet, at yesterday' prices? The weather is still of a very brok n cha racter, though not without indications of improvement. In the share markets priois gene rally are nominally quoted the sante as yesterday, and the transactions have been upon a very limited scale. The fortnightly settlement in this depart meat has commenced to-day. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter'. telegram, the Three per Cent. Itentee °patted at 67.90, being about I t per omit. lower than th e last price of yesterday. Consols are officially y marked 92 } and 93 for money, and 93 for the oth Sept. The present qr„- tations are 021t093 both for money and the account. The official business report is as follows : Three Per *Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, ; Thirty Years Arnitiea, expiring in April, 1885, 161 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 1859,103 a ; ditto Four per Gut. De bentures, 1858, 901 ; Five-and-a-Half par Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 101 f ; Fachequesi Bills, is. to 4a. prem. Inactivity prevails in the foreign stock market, and prices have experienced. scarcely the Tightest variation. The Turkish Loan of 1854 ia quoted 731 to 74, and that of 1858, 60/ to 01. Sales are recorded as follows :—New Granada Active, ibit; ditto Deferred, 5, 4/ ; Russian Four-and-a-Half 'Pei Cents., 931 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), 1 prem. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Ceuta., 40 ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cants., 1854, 732 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 601, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1001. The demand for money at the Bank yestailay was considerable, and larger than for some days past, but arose partly from causes of an exceptional character. The position of the general market continues much the same as before reporter. Money doss not circulate with its usual rapidity, and com mercial bills are scrutinised narrowly. First-class paper Laving not more than a month to run is dis counted at a fractional reduction from the Bank minimum, it being a characteristic feature of the present disposition to caution that all safe channels for the employment of money for short periods are sought after with eagerness. At longer dates, the terms are generally above 4 per cent., and six months' bills are not taken below 51. No bullion was purchased by the Bank yt sterday, but some further amounts are expected to on taken there, the demand for the Continent continnin.; limited, although the exchanges are rather less favourible. The Saxonia, from New York, has brought 58,0001. for England, of which 40,0‘ag., in eagle; has been bought for exportation. Of the 137,5401. by the steamer Ls Plata, from the West Indies, 72,0001. is silver, and 65,5001- gold. The demand for bills on the Continent yesterday afternoon was more active, and in some iI.44IICONIthe tendency of the exchanges was adverse. Tho rates on Hamburg and Austria 'have declined. The Paris exchange, however, remains firm. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.161 to ; ditto, short, 11.141 to 15; Itottenlam, 3 months, 11.16 a ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.30 to 2 ; Hamburg (ma bauoo), 3 mouths, 13.51 to 6 ; Paris, 3 days, Z. 121 to 171 ; ditto, 3 months, 'Z.35 to 40 ; Frankfort-au-the-Maine, 3 months, 117§ to I ; Petersburg ( per rouble), 3 months, SS§ to § ; Vioutta, eft flu., three mouths, 13.30 to 40 ; Trieste ditto, S months, 13.30 to 40; Madrid, 3 months, 494 to §; Collis, 3 months, 491 to a - ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.45 to 50 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 39 to § ; Lisboa, 90 days, 53 to § ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 $ to 4. The Board of Trade returns show an un expected increase in the export trade, the total shipments of British and Irish produce and manu factures for the month having reached 12,523,098 Z., being 1,237,2471., or 10 per cent., larger than in the corresponding month of last year ; and 1,528,7011., or 13 per cent., larger than in July, 1858. The increase is distributed over most of the principal articles, but it is especially observable iu cotton manufactures, the slupmeuta of which have been 3,068,379/.., against 3,024,7771. in July, 1859, and 2,719,5501. iu July, 1858. Notwithatandnag the very unfavourable accounts from the Indian markets, the shipments of cottons to the British Mast Indies have been as much as 1,200,045/. in the month of July, against 1,091,651/. last year and 723,3381. in 1858. The total exports of all articles /Or the 'drat seven months of the present year are stated at 74,542,687/., being a quarter of a million ware than last year, and 15 per cent, more than in the seven mouths of 1838. The new act imposing a stamp upon contract notes received the royal assent this day, and will come into operation to-day (Wednesday). The members of the Stock Exchange were yesterday en gaged in providing themselves with stamps. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Messrs.. David Barclay and Sons , tanners, it was resolved to accept Ba. 6d. in the pound, payable by instalments within a period of nine months. Mr. Kemp, the accountant, computes the liabilities at 7,8671., and the assets at 3,8781. The half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company was held yesterday, Mr. John Wilkm in the chair. The report of the directors and a statement of the accounts for the half-year ending the 30th June last were read, and were re ceived and adopted. The usual dividend of 14s. per share, being at the rate of 10 per cent. per, annum, was ds,red. Some remarks made by one of the proprietors elicited from Mr. Attwood, a director, the absurd allegation that the proprietor in question was a professional agitator, paid ley the press to disturb the meeting. Reporters, as usual, were not admitted. The half-yearly meeting of the Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin) Railway Company is called for the 28th September. The seoond call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the Hereford, Hay, and Brecon Railway Com pany by the 11th September. The bonds of the Michigan Central Railroad Company, maturing the Ist October next, will be paid by Messrs. G. Peabody and Co. Creditors of the Patent Wood or Fibrous S!ab Company (Limited) are required to prose their claims in the Bankruptcy Court on the 12th Oct. The British and Irish Magnetic Telti,mTh Com pany have sent us the following memorandum with reference to the speed et which the Queen's Sisioch was transmitted yesterday from their new central station in Threivineedle•street to the provinces : The Speech contained 872 words, and was cent as follows : —Manchester, 20 minutes ; Liverpool, 21 minutes ; Glas gow, 23 min ts • and to other places, including Leeds, Hull, Sm., at alxiut the same spend, the whole trar,i iismini averaging about 40 words per minute, the quickest 'ring at tins rate of 43 3-5 words per minute. It was *leo sent to Paris from the same station. The letters7l allotment of the East India Irriga tion and Canal Company were posted yesterday afternoon. . . We are requested to state that the subscription for the renunning shares in the Royal Cremorne Gardens Company (Limited) will be closed on Mon day next. The London and China Telegraph states that tele graphic communication between Singapore and Ba tavia was restored on the 9th of July, but again broken on the 13th, by a fresh rupture of the cable between Mintok and Singapore, which at the latest date bad not been repaired. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 13th of September for the supply of 71/ tons of raisins. TUEADAY EVECLIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to 93 for money and the Bth September, opened this morning at 93, and closed at 921 to 93. For Um 11th October the last price was 931, " buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 923, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93k, f,i ; New Three per Cents., 936, I, ; New Two-and - a-Half per Cents., 78k ; Thirty Years Annuities, cariring in April, 1838, 161; Ifa is Stook, 233 ;11110is Five per Cent. Stook, 1859, 104, ; ditto Bolide, &., 4s. die. ; FPretpud-a Half per Cent. "enticed" rupee 1011. • Indian geveriirneut securities were quiet. The Five per Cent. do* of 1869 wan quoted 10311 to ;•and India Bonds, 88. to 4s. dis. Excite jimmy Bills remain steady at la: to 4s. prem. 4 Mexican Bonds were' inquired for to-day, and were marked high as MI. Buenos Lyres Bolide continue in doinaud ; and were dealt in pp to Spaniah Passive Bonds were also in aetiro rim; and were purchased at 2.1. The inquiry extend to New Granada Bonds. Turkish were dull, aud left off to I per cent. lower than yesterday—the Loan of 18:e.1 et 731 to 74, and that of 1688 at 60e to 61. The shares of the Bank of Australasia were more inquired for to-day, and experienoed a rem - very of about 11. F44 , ,lisii, Scottish, and Australian Char tered Bank were flat. (heat Ship were quoted. Be. GI to fti. In the miscellaneous alai.) market uo alteration occurred. The closing quotations for shares in new undor. takingswere es follow :--Ocean Marine Insurance, 24 to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4 to 3-3 C. preu.. ; Uuivorsal Marine Insurance, 5-16 to 7-10 prow. ; London and Provincial •Marine, y to dia. ; Gollivara Company (Sweden), i to prem. ; Royal Crentorne Carden Company, Ito prem. ; East India Irrigation, par to prem. ; City of Lon don Brewery Preference, 2 to 24 prem. Au improvement took place to-day in South Ails. tratan Government Bonds. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLouw. Little butinesit has been done ir. tßu mining market this suoruiuQ. North Downs shares Lave been dealt u; at n to 4 ; Alfred Consols at 41 ; and Lady Bertha at Si. The other transactions have been chiefly con. fined to slutres in Sortridge Consols, Wheal BLit". Ain, and &nth Basset Mines. Business LA fureigu and colonial mining secutitiee is eolially inactive. There were some inquiries for English and Australian Copper shazes, w 4 ch have been dealt in at '24 to 2a. At. the tpuirterly in•Jating of adventurers in South Condurrow, held ye,terday, the accounts showed a balance of 86 , 0:. agailmt the mine. A call of 3s. per share was mule. The report read wad conj.. dered very satisfactory. 1 OTTOMAN BANIC.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon as extraordinary general inoeting of the shay hollers of this beak was hell at the Lumina Tavern, Hishortiste-street, Mr. A. H. LITARD (chAin-lau of the eonipaa)) presiding. The foti,.wwz report and statement of ..moants mere taken as reed : "The directors bog to submit to the shareholders the accounts of the bank for the half-veer endin; June 30, 184.0. These accounts, which have be en d u ly exam:lied and verifi..l by the auditors (Xessis. li. Tindal Atkinioa and James E. (..ileman), show a act profit of 29,998/. Is. hL , to which is to be added the stud of 1,3431. 4s. IL bnought from the 314 of December last. This statement of the prong and leas to the 37th June aloes not include auv result of tle.l half-year's business at ilzyrout, the state of paithal AMA's.th eyrie Lavi. disLegnaised “11 commerehil transactions at reyrout, and having prevented the bninch, up t the present time, from furnishir.g the onliwiry state. meat of profit and lose. The dinsotors twee despatched the secretary, Mr. (filberterm, in his character of inspector of brinclios, to co-operate with the comptroller in the diffi cult position in which he is pl.,ced, and to report fully to t as to the actual state of coeunercial matter.: iu that locs:ity. The directors have to refer to the operation of the bank with respect to the issue of the Turkish Loan of ISSB, and to announce that, although not entirely closed on the June, and, therefore ' not included M the accomits now submitted to the propristors, it has results], after rtaliting the stock taken by the lan' in a not profit of 15,1f5;/. 12.. ltd. ' • and considering this in the light of an exceptional refit, unconnected with the onliusry busine.o of the bank, they recontmend that the sod suer. of 15,1 Ki. 124. 9d. bo curb:4 direct to the merec fund, ther::.y rai. ing that fund to 1i3,19C/. With tcf(renco to the distribution of the profits of the half-ye.ie, they propene that a dividend be declared for the half.rear at the rate of It per cent. per ..iiiiuni, free of incense-fax rad that the balance, then re of 10,1 W. Os. A d., be ennied forward to the neat aciasit. Arrangements have beeu made for Mr. Falcounet assmitia^ the in inagentent of the branch at Censtentinep:e, and, te.t . his involved the necessity of his residence th-re, he has ceased to ho general manager, an otiee which the directors do not propou to fill up. The directors have to inform the shareholders that the court hu, nu Ueh3lf Of the look, subscribed a sum of 230 t. towards the re:ief of the smierms by the recent disturbances in Myri.i, and they feel sere th.it in so doing they have only anticipated the wi.ha of the proprietors had the urgency of : ct.e permitted the till ectore to have pre..ietaly asked their sanction. " Liabilities To in p ital, all paid soo,ooo/.• to l',4lll'Ve feud, 43,000 1 .; to bills of ;if - tweets due by the lsiul: and its brae* acs, as deposits and cuirent aixeuuts, 41 . 8,44. V. 14..; "refit and lom (exclusive unv peotl on the Tairkish Len areannt), 31,Z111. M. :lit 1,017,7871. :le. td. .Asset.: : By cash in hand in London and at the Munched, 44,381/. fl,. 4d. by bills of elehaege and pro memory poem ditto, ditto, 312,9141. 9s. 7d. ; by beJances due to the bank in current sicenuuta, 335,2301. 4e. bd.; by tonna and (enmities. 274,614 f. 3d. ; by Coma; (:4),0i.W. 2s. led.), 48,11001. • lesechold premises, husiture, ke., in London and at the branches, 2,626/. 2s. 3d.- 1,1M7,787 (. 1..:A. " Profit And Lem Account.—Dr.: March 14—To amount carried to reverts fund, av resolves! et the meeting of share. holders thi , Mite , SAM/. • to ifivideed paid at the rate et 8 per cent. Fe Nllo[llll. 33,0001. • to bonus paid at the rate of 12.. per sluire 15,000/.-43,010 :Jane 30--To balance, 31,341/. 1:1S. 91. ; total 74,3411. 9a. ;Al. Cr. : Jan. 1. By balance brought forward from laid account, ::let Deeeniber, 1 4 59, 44,313/. 4a. li. ; Jane 30. Byprente to this date for the half-year, after making pronsten for bail soil doubtful debts, general charve of the extebli..h ment,s, including rant, direction, subiries, office expense la (ieit exclusive of net iuoft on the Turkish lima lie count), 29,99 W. 04,3411. Ps. 2d. Juno 30. By balanee brought dealt, 31,*.:11/. 9s. 2.1. •• lye hove examined the several statements tran,,nitted from the managers of the establishments at Cenatantinople, Smyrue, sod (;.butt (which xtatemeuts have been passed by the Court of bireveiro), and also the troika in London epee which the .taws accounts have been framed ; and tve hereby certify to their correctness, acconlin; to inch dennietits and books, from the let January to the 30th June, 1860. (Sigueeli "H. Trenvt. ATKINAON, Aalitora e "James EUIVANU OILMAN, The l'ttemeaft, in tuovire; the adoption of the report, Le hi et die last meeting he Lel twee aide to report the etfiir• el a s ie.tuesey state without the reeeption; bet new the CY" was different. By the recent struggles iu trade Lot received, of course, a Ilenle check, and it bed been considerelpredeut to remove the book, from the bark. Thilßt.a.• of thire;s in Serie justified the directors in carry. lee over the Lege snot of 10,0091. to meet coot ingencies, though he did Dot wish it to b, understood that that sum WOlllll be absorbed. In tome,. He knew that lento .Webs,' lure thought this was somewhat eecessiv.,, but it was ter the interests of the erin,eni th,.t they should have • large reserve fund, arid he nocenmeteled the propuietim of the directois upon two grounds. first— that the some peceieeel to be atrriett over were remit of iehts which beve .:cerned to the hunk in an extrannlhairy manner, sod SOCull Ily. g e ortonce of having cousiderable rowrve fermi. Upon the Met ground he was happy to ray that the Turkish loan ac; out was cleared en thely, and the mord that had tie, tied to the bank amounted to 11,0J9/. They were, however, still bankers of the and any meths f.-4m that femme would be de:) , credited to the hank. lie believed the Turkish goveneuent to he an Went government. They were dilatory, and put off paying tite money, lint paid in the end. He hoped mud trust-.t that recent eveate would show them the tie-linty of keeping faith with Eugland in future trees actions. He did not believe that the mint distertunees were 10 any WAV promoted be the *entente govern ment, though thee might levee been aided by ito office.. He 'had only further to mentiou, in eonneninn with lamentable events, that a fund had boon got up for the sufferers be the outbreak, rind the share. Golden would be asked to einction a donati o n of 270. to the fund. on behalf of this eminpany. (Hear.) A dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, free from in once tax, wee then declared; awl u resulutiou con firming the gift of 2.W. to the relief fund having been carried, . . . _ A r4dial vote of thanks was acoorded to the chairman and dtrett.rs, and the meeting sepandeaL SCINDE IMILWAY.-(TIIIS D. 4 K.) An extmortlinary general meeting of the pm priest** of this railway was held this day, at the ictices o: tht , cotispluiy, Gresharo•house, Old Brosil.street, tar the purpoie of autlawising the directors, under the sanction of the Secretary of State for India in council, to raise the Ann of $3,0001., in addition to the corn of 2. - sl,tlUl4 . eilnudy iannorised to ho mind by the issue of hotels or debentures. with the option to the holders of such hoods or delientinei of converting the same into Scrods Railway espiial stock. W. P. ANUREW. Esq., the chairrr.an of the directors, presided ; and iu opening the said on the Lot ocnision they hail tee permission of the shareindders to raise r,4x),00r. willitional capital by th isrer of stock, with perrer to issue ;seals and debentures for 250,00 W., the holders having the priviloge of converting the bowls into stock. They now desired more:. a incisor." of pruenutiou theca Anything Cl,-,o raise Kl,Otat'. oddities's!. The fernier sum of 2:10 , 00N. they had been able, with their wand gaol fortiine, to rrie , without env ill:tie:illy, cod the whole ..' it had been paid into the tre.uiry of rho East India Company. They might not want the /53,0110 e., but lookiiig at the uncertain state if affairs they thought it more prudent to take rue power to raise it. They Lad &trendy ore tame.' the pea iriwsien of the :secretary of State for helix. He h:ale; on a tool IMlco.:cmi.ni of the ris.:4; imps ittenceof the port of Kurnwhee, out he wee in • position to state that its mperity was incroasing, and that euntoridinz European Wert, 64,61.1616:14 tiientselves theioseiver then., no that when the taxiway was opinesl tniffin would be ready for it. lei answer to queetiene front eharelloltlerx, The tittintext: further tinned that the 83,000 f. would not be in rm.,. of the 1,500.000/, they were empowered to nine, oud th:d they expected. the line to hu open by the end of the year, units.. delay ...ennui through sickneem of the workmen, which., front the last advieut, there was some rg-okon to few. The CHAtRWAN *Len MOVed resolutiou, ernpow• ening the directors to raise the KI,OitY.. which was put arid carried. sad II yore of thenks having Levu given to the cheiriwn, the uum: - ..iez separated. RAMIRO SCHOOL FENTI VAL AT MICAWELL-HILL.— Ye.terdar *gathering of the ehildree of some of the Londe. Ita„•...lrielvall. tool. place on the e tt i t e of th e Mu s wellt hill Palace Land Compune, Ant th.• wetnet• of the ground, with some condition and &thither in the preparations, what may portly be awnh.:a in the nuctrtitiu eh& of the went her on the eeening before, interfere( male with the plea eine. of the novas:ion. Aimee two thousand children were brought out there by the Itreet Northeni Railway, and • pretty large atseeld..,:e °leis:tom. e!tietly tem) the neigh- Woring suburb° of lslington, Hot-neer, and tlighgate, ap• the gunwhere el. f heath. and teats h a d ,17.7 j eat up for their arceennothation. The bend of tl-e I:old-dream Guard., and that of the Vietoria besides a putty of vot4il:•is, who kindly gave their gratuitous asset lane!. contributed to amuse the c enreny, and P.m, COM peua.Loo for Coe tlioternforte of I and a threat.. ; sky was atforded lty the .:ew of on 1OVC11• verdant burin-me 1 any t.. he f..unh wiatut titan miles of the Li,: .10w5.,( qt. Nur.- The Louden Raggra 'School l'Moti had nothing to ckt hi.h :Lis fedi 1/01114121 WLWATL Ell !Antwerp • &diadem all '.lrdensees ry Bah la& Pk Yrs. 11. (.7 p.a ali 'Heih& Y Jusetioa all 'Dealers to 011110141100 all ' Carmel= Mine &Ad! all Coriapo all Do. Et ttnsfon 1S 'Dutch Rhenish all 'Pastern of France al 1 04. laudan gun, a p. a all pt. Central of Pramu— al 01. luxes* Coat. BL all Italian Junction all ;TAM Conatance dt Bala all barn and Turnhout all .Lyons and Genera .. all 'Marla Antonia WI IN am.dadesto 1 BY the all ''Do.ap.e.Prf. i &tutor. all ,Northern of France If Do. New Share. all 'Norwr4ian Trunk Pref ell 'Parts. Lyon., and Medlt all ,Pens and Ortrana.... IS 'Recife and d. Franclaeo Pernalutitic.i Ir. 7 p.c. 16 !Rigs and 1 all Rome and Frascati all Royal Ii ud4:l all Royal Swedish all Do. 7 per cent. all Siunbro and Menge all Do. 51 per cent. Pref. I 2 SanPaulo,liin.'2.7peret I S Aitst..e Loni.Venetdaol all southern i 4 Franca all West Flanders I.il Do. 64 ri,r cent. Peet all Wi.it 8 :a. W... 1 Fiance' 6 Western or Austria all i Wlestuiden ....... • I I 2 ) I dig 4 3)41. 25 24 7j 14 5)4 31i 34 -- 8 9 54 861 1 69 69 3 2 dL zial 14 16 6 82 -.u. 0; flis . . 14 - 99 - f It LS COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.). The weather, aiLliough anuela Letter than it a aa, still only partially foveae-31de for the ripening of the grain crops, sunshine add ra.ti alternating constantly. The supply of Loglivb wheat and flour and other deserip. times of grain this week in ostremely limited. No Meotch or trash out. reported. Thu foreign arrivals of wheat aro liberal; Russian, Prussian, and Amerman, and one cargo Black Sea. Of flour, there is another Large arrival of American Lai refs with a few sack. of French. Barley moderate, from the Bieck Sea anal Pruasia. Oats a good supply, mostly Russian, with leveret a, rgoe. of Danish and Swedish, and Black Bea. The wheat trade this morning checked an advance by factors on Monday 'a rates, which buyers are unwilling to give. Barley trade in good tone, and Get. to la more money obtained than on Monday. Oats ..re 7firm, and the tuna dearer. Beans and pens at Moo. 11 advanced rates. hour fully as dear as on Monday. lAMTING CARCOM.- Very little doing in floating car goes. qaotatier.s as on Monday ;no fresh cargoes on calm m addition. Wiiser.-English : Essex and Kent, white, 635. to 67e. ; ditto, fine, 67... to 715.: ditto real, 595. to 635.; ditto, tine. 63.. to 675. ; Norfolk, am, red, 61s. to CGa.; ditto, fine, era per qr. ; Foreign : Dantulc, 68.. to 70s.;.ditto high, 745.; Konigsberg and Rostock, 70s. to 72a, per 4941 b. ; American white, Ms. to 70a; ditto red, Me. Batl.zr. --Reel* malting, -s. to -e.; grinding, :Ms. to 323 ; distilling 32a. to Ma per qr. ; foreign grinding, r.h.. to 345.; ditto distallim,-, 335. to 345. MALL-English, &sex and Norfolk, 545. to 60a ; fais, 73.; Kingston and town made, 435. to 605.; fine,tos.to 72/.1 brown, 50s. to 533. Oftorn.-En;liaL food, 233. to 203. ; potato°, 235. to Zs. ; foreign, 21.. to Zs. Swot -Engli.h tick, 40.4. to 435. ; harrow, Ms. to 475. pigeon, 48e. to 51a. ; foreign, 365. to 445. l'fian.-English boilers, 331. to 44+.; maple, 42.. to 431.; grey, Zs. to 41a.: foreign, Zs. to 435. Fiona-English town, 56e. to 130 a.; country, fils. to 525., households, 4f4. to 5 w.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 44+. to Me.; French, 4fle. to 5:%. por sack ; American, 36e. to Wis. ARRIVALS Mt) LONDON TROY AUG. 27 TO AUG. SA laigßati and Semeh. Irish. fismign. soni •• • • I 141'r Wheat Barlow Oita Mali FAO& /4•011 Flour. 470 sacra; Fi aad ON mica 2::4o 'Apar. iiands MINCING-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) 80C AR. - There as fatrdemand for refiniog qualities at full pricer ; other aenriptionst are unaltered. Brown Mauritius sold at 0d..103.10. ; low to good yellow, 3ss.&L to 42a. ; and good middLitig to good yellow Gurpattah date Bengal. 420. to 43a. Refined doll ; low lumps, 490. COF MIL —Plantation Ceylon has reflood foil peeve Low to good middling. 67.. fol. to a.. ; pea berry, no. to 795. ; good ordtaary native, 625. TPA.—Tho forthcoming public oaks are occupying the at. tentioa of the trade. RIM. —For porselo on the epotthedemand io l giet ; afloat 2,000 laago pinks Madras sold at 9d. ; and t,Oni tau° at 110. 44d. taar.Trrrar..—No sales reported. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is st,wly ; prices are quoted as follows : Town tallow, Ms. Id. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 51s. 9d. to 525. ; Sept., 51s. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec.. 51s. 9d.. to 51.8' ; Dec. only, 525. 3d. ; Jan. to March, 11 1 2 s. kI. to Ws. ed. ; March only, 535. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mama Pattenden and Ranch report that thetn..kut is very active. and prices advancing. Many say the crop will be the smallest ever known. high winda sod heavy mins continue to prevail in the hap districts, and lice and mould on the best pounds increase daily. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 19s. ; Walls End Lembton, Gd. ; Walls End Stewart's, 19a. ; Will, End South Hatton, 19s. ; Walls End Tees, 18s. 6d. ; Walla End Braddyrs liettnq 17a. &L ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 175.; Walls End Haugh all, Walls End Kepicr Grange, 17s. GA.; Walls End er-oop, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Adios, 18a. ; Walls End Eden Hain. 17s. ; Walls End Thorpe, 17s. Gil. ; Walls End Iramwellvste, 17a ; Tbornley, 16e. ; ShincLffe, 17s. ; West Taufield, 13s. ; W7lam, 16a. • Budille's Hartley, 17s. ; BellAido ditto, 17,. 3d. ; Lambert's ditto, 16a. 9d.—Ships at mybet, 86. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (DT isimare macmara.) STOCKTON MKETING.—(rirs DAY.) MElll3lO.B' PLAT*. One mile. Arosterdsin, - 13r;c1,TicketoTLervei 13;:ivrn Holland, Hegira, Julia, The 2rophet, Lidolan, Prologue, sod The Swift are here. FOURTH DIENhTIAL STAKES. One mile and a half. Matador, Gardener, Prudence, Tattoo, Lady Leurmi,, Whitewall, Sadie, Longshot, sis to Horace, IlLvk frigniond, Wier Oni, Dictator, fragile, Hirunda, Ericthouhrs, Galileo, Oisiminster, and Fast lttmuer are here. GREAT NORTHERN LEGER. Oee info and threes quarters. Gnarlier. Be Quick, t3utterily, Upperbanl, Frofewor Diet, Sir William, aad t'iatha are here. BILLINGILiM Ort ". r rTAKES. Mile and a half. Ainsterdact, Gladiolus, Hegira., Julia, Cnamoutl, 414 Spriugwell axe here. JUVENILE STAK Seven furlong... Scrubbing Brush. East Stanley, 'harm,. Eristl•or Sadie, Stack DiamosJ, Olchaiaster, Westlierprr.J, Bayonet are here. 0711E8 ARRIVALS. —Greta and pancake. YARMOUTH MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) INNKEEPERS' MATE. Half Clio, The Gentle, Margery filly, Sir Hugh, Lady rty. SOOMW, Johnny, Tut - myna, and Vireatberwitch are A Novae. Ma:mt.—The match at Newmarket be tween three race horses and five couple of foalioun , : , i, over the four mile course. to come off in Cie next Octo e meet ing, is beginning tr. create wile interest in sporting dicks, and the betting appears to be even. Idany em iu favour of the hounds, while others lure acquainteal with the quali ties of both hounds awl homes over ouch adistsr.cc, are is favour of the horses. Tito hounds will ran by a smut trail over the eetiref.•, which will be so divided that the eanine meta cannot mu - .nine that of the homes. Two couple have already been down to Newmarlet, and from what we can gather the best keutiehi in England are likely to he ap plied to for the dugs. The match, we understand, is fur 2,0001., and the e o nili!...ous of winning will be, not that ill 040t101 shall be 1,0 ,ue every hound, or tire re sd, Lnt Vadat One horse is betide the hound?, or one lor•nil fore the horses, lila ti.ateli will be decided therubv. •- Duty utwl Nveiricis Pa'. 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