The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, for Mr. Tubbs, the aseidenborerseer of Mazy lebose, sad Dr. Clap., that the maim my be webbed. Impactor Bflrartl ,Odfelaka—TheeNs kas emplised to me of bra baled, sad Mind that be wee med. Os Ur. Tebbe Mesellag. Mr. Lex told him that the wife had headed him a aartilleate, signed by Dr. Clapp, and be wished tar is sepimatiee el the mallor. Mr. Tebbe—Dr. Clapp bleed an ceder for the ediebidee of the pramoutor to the hoes., but whoa it was brought to =e e l doelliarl ia rdieg my cam to take him. I told the that defter, mad brought the .mater to to the lease, I would lake him is, wham Mats( bees sees by • magirtrate. he meld be seat to Hew well it sememaT, and the premaster wm brought to the home but res sway, sad the porter took so elope to meeptere sad ' I Mad so mom el the matter till the cartilleste prodmed wee brought to my altos yesterday. Neox—Then the perish had selling to do with what bp* place yesterday is estimating the primer, ea engi neer, to ieterfera Kr. Tebbe—Nothing whatever. Dr. Clapp Wed quits &Nubile, esd • mom dearest sadieel *Neer is sot to be Semi* Lauda& I have missed the wife's appliastiess to mead any rem to take him away. Mr. )Laos—l am glad to hoer your explasatioe. Dr. Clapp saw the prosecutor as the 7th, ad he ma t h e. imam ad very violist. Re triad to knock moo down Maim I signed a rertileat• which Igm to the wife with the *testi= that he *MI be Wow to the work house, and when them the relieving officer would ham Tr. taken the ems es hfaoeilL et. Mr. Hem —I think the ortiamte should have bee. givea to the entaleS. ad see I. the wile. Yon see what nee she 3 humof it. le s gave the omillicste cm the 7th, sad perhaps N would sot brave doss so es the Bth, bat II me Lot put in form till=y. The remake we laboarieg under MD della= The primmer wham celled apan by the magistrate, after it behig esstiesed. Mr. Sear hay* expressed his ss to mad the me far twist, staled that he bed soted solely N is •by rime* et the wits who stated that she had the proper perm far his admiesiou to the workhouse N Kr. Knox said the, It would be the utter rata of the pai I. - mar, who was • ship engineer, if ke met him for triaL H. believed the primmer me the stupid meet of the promenOtlier of et tort at wife, end that he bed boss bUd by an invaid Dr. Clapp. He should, therefore, sde flee the prison l er, M. or • lb month, ter the assault, ea he baiimed that if be sent him to 406 e 4 the maim he mold got so MOM punishment. T i tarismer said he was to mil co If ceday for New to. z a Mr. Moos sold be emphatically declared that but for the t., unfortunate eireumatance of Dr. Capp binding the order to the wife instead of the °Mora the matter would never have occurred. 01. 13017THWAPJE. CAUTION TO lAILWAT TANIZIONII3. 11, Thomas Morro, a well.dreased man, who appeared to be ,",„" suffering Namely from the e ff ects of drachmas'', was r o , plead et the bar before Mr. Burchem, charged with being 9 9 . drunk is a carriage oa the South Eastern Railway, and e unlawfully °penis; a door while the train wee in motion, ilt. thereby endangering his life. obi s employ skid he bad N One of the guards in the company' sharp of a train from Woolwiob about 7 o'clock on the r,.., previous *Teeing, end on arriving et New-moss the es prierner got ba apparently sober cad steady. Just 99. es the train had presd cm the North Kest Jasetion 81, with the Greenwich bee, witness sew on* of the third- N. elms COMM , ' doors fly open, and the prisoser leaning MI , for ma wail fsbau . Fortunately to na hinu tely for him the train gave a sudden jerk, and threw him back in the carriage, and at the 8, lame time the door was broken. Had the prisoner fallen out • in wards he must have been dashed to pieces. On the amid' NA of the train et Londonbridge be reported the oircionstacom it to Kr. Dyne, the station-master, and the prisoner was given Ilk into custody. N. Mr. Burk asked what state the prisoner was inn' 111. Whams replied that be bad evidently been drinking a in &rest deal, but be was affable of taking ears of himself. nt The booking clerk and other officials would not have NO him at New-erose had they perceived he had been 8 1 10 =lg. IN The • said lii wee very tipsy and stupid, baying 10 bees three or fear der& se Ur. Barehas &eked kin what urged him to open the carriage door. It was a dangerous practice, and might have w. _ The prisoner answered—Well, I don't know. I suppose 1.00 I it was a fancy of mine. (Laughter.) N. . Mr. Burehens—Then you must pay for your fancy, as I It IR ' fine you 10e., or ones days. le A DZUNLIN CABMAN. IN William lesion, a cab driver, was next charged with befog drunk at the Terminus, Londoa.bridge, end reining N to leave when requested by illensatior Fortune. es. Kr. Bonham fined him Is., or seven days. 1M It. CASE OP POISONING IN PRANCE. I% The Court of Assizes of tho Seine Infdrieure ban 100 just boss envied four days in trying • carpenter named . 110 ,. Jess °Amara, aged 68, on • charge of having administered ri; repeated doses of aresaio to his wife, of which she died on Its the 17th of December hat. Henri Grisard, aged 39, the lee son of the primmer by his first wife, wee also charged with Me being an samoreplioe i n the mime ; Heart was likewise &larva with having poisoned • woman named Pegard on 12 the 30th of December. It appeared from the evidence that to Jean Grisard married his last wife in 1863, she owning property worth nearly 10,000 fr., of which 3,400 fr. consisted ga. of cash, the rest of houses and land , sa d he haviog rag scarcely anything. Boon after the marriage the iss coepleboth made wills, each leaving the whole of his ...IS/ or her property to tbe survivor. In less than three T. months alter them marriage Grisard had spent all his wife's eb. mosey in drunkenness and debauchery , and f r o m that time i t , both he and his eon began to ill-treat her. In October, 1864, the poor woman, unable longer to bear with her ea bullhead's brutality, espromed her intention to obtain a N. judicial separation, but was prevented from taking this a s. 1 coarse by • sudden awes, which compelled her to take to gk her hod in the beginning of December ; she died on the 17th, IL and was buried without any inquiry being made into the is canoed death. Oa the 30th of the same month • woman bb named Petard also died soddenly after pawing part of 88 . the day with Henri Grisard, and it was ascertained that she bad made a will bequeathing all her property N 7, - . to him. Suspicions that the two women had been poisoned now became general, sad the facts coming to the knowledge r.; . , ol uvi th e audicial authorities, both the father a n d son were 30.1 and the bodies were exhumed and examined. The physicians found abundant trac es of sneak 4° in Madame 1 0 9 . 1 Gnssrd and of strychnine in Mad ame Pe g ard. A quantity 4 of amnia was seized in the possession of the prisoners , and, LSI as they alone had attended Madame Grimed in her Wiser, n .l there could be no doubt that they were the poisoners. The evidence was no lass coachudve against the son in the ter case of Madame Nord. The jury having found both pri- 10,1 4 sonars guilty, but with eztcouating circumstance*, the 8 . court sentenced Henri Grimed to bard labour for life, and I:1 his father to perpetual imprisonment, as having paused the 44 ego when hard labour is applicable by law. 00 lAsetrebuds de Do. New , 10 , Beaked BrNlMLotametal 1111 'Heck of 0:100 'Bank rd 0, 20 Bank dOtago (Llietted)l I NO IOO Bank of Queensland (L.) 00 00 Bankortrktorls.Austrla , 10 Rank at New %salami I 1,. 000, 60 ißarne.re Bank g.lmited 10 .41001 SO 'BendlleueNFO(00110111,1L' 141 44,000, 60 linstall A Caidotrusuk (LI 1 M URDE R Or biaJou Di Vlntr..—Ritinvar. Or 61,000! 60 British N. America SONO 10 O. 9k. lndla,Anu Mine a/ Coasts TROY NISWOATZ.—The culprit, John Carrie, NT- woooi 00 cwt.. ee.Lot unlia.ko. a tamed to death for the murd er of Ma j or de Vare at Chat- wool,* Tits i ham was removed last night from Navigate in a Cab to the 20,000',100 , Coisidal London-bridge Station, and from thence conveyed by train *OOO 11.4 ICOMI. Bank of Cansde to Maidstone , and lodged in the county gaol, where the 40. 000 16 Om. Flank of tea...2c sentence will be oravied into effect. The precise day for the 11 112 a 11:501.°1145.02t1 Beak (L) execution of Currie has not yet been named, the custom in i T: 9 ,7 0 i ,„ ~„ 7, the county of Kent with criminals sentenced to death is to 10.000 00 Deihl end London carry the law into effect no the second market day after *OOO 60 Limo , soma London ulted, co ndemnation. Currie maintained the same firmness and 10,000 SO ea lectern Escheat.W le Steck k , ) composure as when on his trial. 10,000 Joint MAO 10 gog.ScoL&AneLtatatuL el SUICIDE OF A YOUNG WOMAN AT THE SL'REET NAN 60 10 0 ,066.000 aweirsh (L B CATLL.—This (Thursday) morning the body of a young 56,000 9) enrage* ItsulerAudta 4 1 woman, about 19 years of age, named Wood, was towel in 10.00 0 1 109 Klagemadnellep.(L) 1 the Surrey Canal, the deceased h avin g committed suicide 110 "1 1° o °. ban" as S pm 1 on the night of Sunday last. IXappears that the danased, Ita w r o r ° oo ~,,11° New ~,w• Bank mama who was in service, bad permission from her minim Limo a go T li a d a m odaan , to go out on Sunday evening, and called upon a 6.900 so I mo ., frieed near the Old Kentroad. Having staved VW 00 tin. New some time she was told it was getting late, when she s a id it 1 00 , 000 00 Lai Walk: indls(l) did not matter as she wee not going back to her @Austin), 10 .,.: ( 1,..,..., ._8.__,,,,..i r "...4. 1: i , and that she intended to drown henget,. She then left, sad ii'oero rei, . ymdaa --.—," „ rum ..., as she was afterwards missed the canal was dragged, with *pool gi. 1 ,, s a . the result above stated. Some unhappiness between the goitco Lon.B.kyrisakilideli on deceased and her mother is alleged as the came of her M, 26 lb. New, ise. et Il i pus 11 destroying herself . 00. ,00 Los. mama 0 Amami. el TUC POISONING CAST AT SALISBU RY .—The re- 30.0001 93 lapdog sell County II n OO 60 iLeneosJolati Nook ii mains of Miss Blake, the young lady who died from the *O OO go gim,i,magosigtAgogo al effects of po i nt', trader the mysterious circumstances N. 4000 IV Lon. &A+ DOWS I UlO4 B ported in 004 last, were buried in the churchyard of Layer- 6. 000 1 0 0 Do. . New • _.• 11 stock, on Wednesday. The ease &inset the prisoner, 6.000 SO London&Yenesseir4.) li William John Storer, Mr. Blake's late assistant, is still in. ~60 . 0 00 100 Len. & Week:Mester templets, but cos may mention that Professor Taylor has de. A:: 1 :: mr"rebT,lB,:°"lllll4i: r., noted strychnine both in the stomach of the deceased and mpg do 00s1 0. ir p r ,,v . Bank (L B ID the pills, witch were found in a drawer in her bedroom, 4106 de De, de. sod to which she referred shortly before her death. A small 6, 000 tall Wawßeak (Um.) portion of tbeforrom gireu to arablitkilled Mumma minutes, Nt ooo NM Nattnna vorl II and we understand that Professor Taylor gives it as his opi- 10 11 0 0 1 00 ff.Pre.of &island 6l Dion that three of the pills would he sufficiset to kill the 54 20 Do. 2nd sod brd lame, 11 OM, 60 1/rational Rees I 91 strongest man. On Tim @day evesinr, Mr. Superintendent 2 7 . 6001 1 0 New "ea pails lan Culdow again started for Falmouth. and on the following 040001 10 'New Zealand (flrated) 1 day succeeded in obtaining possession of the prisoner's pet- 60000! IS ,North Madero vete medicine chest, in which a cocakierable quantity of 0 0 060 1 1 [Oriental Beak &upon et strychnine was found, thus negativing the prisoner's Mote. ri / 7 . 1) Z ::, rrovuLlidink . ,_ lo e a rr. (l. fl moot, made before the magistrates on Monday week, to the syok ) i l go / ,,t'` a i7a ,„,, effoot that he sever had such a thing in hie possession. We mad , is Do. do ~, understand also that in the event of a failure of the graver sj,klo 10 gdnearaat.e De m a . T s - charge, an indictment for forgery is likely to be preferred 20.0010 16 South Amtrana at , against bin.—Wilts Mirror. 14051 100 Oland.cd B.S. Linea It. Kees—ls that the case! It % Sewocutor —lt is, sir. I Emel.ortiffirr 01 Boys is Comas:sm.—The em. 0. 1 °.::: I sb ° l u p*. .14+ lees. MOMS. 11 imelaslia . s' plainest of boys is collieries less beams en general that molt& cr a ke a s i n .L an doLiki 6 wit:..'l the , _,Yt°°°°oloT ba o d o d th e, 104C'811'014 a the inspectors of mines have of late bees culled upon to go,osoi go mi s s./ ', c .o. "as nipped by Mr. Clapp, one Dr th e medial 1 institute a number of peaseantions for isfringeesect of the clue of St. Marylebone, sod was an order for the prom- - act of parliament, by permitting lads usdm 12 years dye N o , ak. , DIMINTO RI hr. , admission to the insane ward of the workhouse. to go down the pit thefts. Is hardly any Matinee has the . . Oroms. gyp: (60 Folo6ll6oll—Did Dr. Clapp ever come sad offence been proved against tin colliery mousier. but, en azllleisa y ou • the °canary, it earned out se it rule that the peseta had timmtor —I sever sew him In my life. misrepresented the age for the sake of obtaining stew slid. et. Lao: (to the peisoner)—Wen you east to tea plus lings per week by the eeruinp of their children. A case b yall Tattinrity of the parish, or were you sating by the of this nature has jut came before the Merthyr magistrates, i ,„ ' at else wife? where a boy only 9 years el age Wee killed at one of the Primo., ... —By authority of the wife. I have nothing to Cyfarftha collieries , although he had hem represented to m with D e -- pariah, have only just son Isms Irani a the mea as ger 13 years of age. The freq uenc y of these keg "Ma cases will, it I. believed, lead to some further legislative BBL Lid Y ol br. atpo signs an order for his admission to the Aet as it now stands is inadequate to reset this, as well as wekhMee, on the ground that be is Moss. Drill mad other evils arising eat of colliery operations. ti in.sco, IL 686,000: al 10111118! 86. 818,816 K. fas,no , i • • II!• °LIMP. tp.5.0100.61- sp. 100 I rev 1:7 4 V . I. a t& . 1 81 4 I°. p. et., Jos. I Jelp.... 105 laac.tYk.l.p.a.Jaalt.llo 100 ilßoigh.tp.e...JaaaJlp 100 k. W.4p.o.lait.ifuly 100 De. 10 o.e-is...klub 100 UMW., Ip.alsaaJuly 100 1iie115ed,44.0..1.0.4/010 100 N. Bettlalk IL P. di D. 0., 4p. at., fo. a ... 1110 N. liatro.,4p.a.J &Wilk) 100 it4ot.N.L.4p.c.Ap.ooot. /00 1,411 .... I Ne 8 New OieneednieseL He was further on ssPitim New 61 NOSS o at es also wad destroy. of paroles oad a books No. 8. IL;d.Sost, the mopirip_ of simpleyso. yidinkm OelleMmuni sadl as earveyor tens sad made at 8, New omnd-street. vs in my employ, sad be abseseded on Koe hogoiroing previa* sat me letter, saying that be 110 :41. per IS peel as months. having been very ill, I the prisoner los collect the taxes, and the mosey the Ms site. is peals mlsmoy. The sow ha seeded bow hem pe s id eseareortelle Ste the hankers', _sad whilst I sine thatlebeddserso. Oa the 11-mseht oillemmosd 1 1 1 7 oflesi mid Ma, elan tossed Wks use bust. Fres what then usseused 17,a sso ssa by my weeds oftesr issireble that she " - j o sh them= thrush, bad it was thin Weed 10 0 , a a over 8001. Oa Mosby the 10. 0 ,,7.;i5t:r, who was Visf. mmmo to _ met' and .L,F7 - d Oa bar es wee a defaulter, sad on Tuesday I Mu d s s lathy them the mimes, ID which he stated that atskisitt OM he bees by tads( small suss. palso Set boat Mel faineant to oxamit eniekle, hat itis‘is&toorlsodedfrimadoiagsootailhed lacenflight. {t ai shat eat it would so nes seeding sera jo bb, with Me view to get any of the rams, as he bed Too l os &iglu, a 17, Groot Ett. Alarm-unmet, said-I _ iso mer, sad wee called is to do the repairs canoed by ko. co plislay last the prisoner was sip 'nista. f a 01 jet the lire was • very suspicions one, Os Mal in tad me that he bad embeaded over 8001. or olietsibis Wads massy. I premed him fie tell m we en his mind, se he bad I revolver h: il i r km. pisesert - Did he tell you whet be bad dew with suasesV osc-Ts humid be Led farmed an tioquidatenee syg o • sw o o p! w oman, that be loved her dearly , sad 'o7,o=l;_ss too good for her. Dia he say how hag that bad been 011-Tes, be slid about eight or nine mouths ; tha t w sizing a little, and that he then Worded be ...INS; bet finding that he could not do so, he l ve t all, ;le s ad set os is • very ree.klear manner. asaa in . so b I ng for Dlr. Cowhands se , he had eben Mirs this a Wm" to his Did lir, fart:curt - be say anything to you shoat ths Witriew-Wkse he told se that be had embezzled the posy, sad this bs lad squandered it on tbe abandeoed wets I tamed rand to him and said, " Chalmers, it was es that set tbe ohs on fire.* He said, " Yoe, I did." I stet hica bow did it, and he said, " I put the mete nor basket soder the shelf sod opened the books, struck , e st* and IS fire to the waste paper basket, sad thou intim aka. The oleo is part of the house, bat it stands s• thpase. Whim I asked him what be did it for be gid to has his gat. No also said that lie had spent the wary is gois to . Oremosugardens, and had spent as much parr is 16s. a sight ie oak hire. rbs primmer-Was these anything else pawed between ✓ tars what yin have dated! Witnew--Yas. You asked me to wrist you to escape. it woad sot do so, but that the world was wide sough to yea. I further told you to go to the woman that you Sipa the money with. Kra James poll said-I reside at 8, New Ormond-area. Dohs hr. Oonstannite's family. About ballast 11 • Solari September the prisoner came into the kitchen red mid be was going out, and asked me to look to the &a I had tension to go upstairs about ten minutes stawards, and os looking into the aloe I saw fla mes s i onlisg to the ceiling. I tried the doors of the office awl Ma them both looked. I found the key, and bowleg el mem water thw it over the fire. The fire was b . ig ides piss re One of tbe shelves was burning, sad fie Issuers most reaching the ceiling. When the pri m, retuned be said be was a rased man, but I thought ins means the fire. Be made several other ins boot uprwswas, but I did sot think be had set fix. to Who: Teboonnthiblii Chamberlain, 163 E. said—Last night I gone anemer, along with • female , in Flestwtrest. and linelbin if hia same was Chalmers. Ha made me no igh, and I them told him the charge , sad he said he could gib. it. He then put his heads to his bead, sad the aims " Ob, don't do that William." I took • pis til hen kin and the female. who reads at 20, Carlton said the prisoner bad spent 201. per TlI, who made no defence to the charge , w a s nz for • wink. WORSHIP-STREET. 1101111110 DY PURRING AT THE DOOR. Bided Burke, a usertly.bullt rang Irishman, described ee know, but droned la broadcloth, wee charged with ing ceetealed ou the premien of Mr. Moen Solemn, a Mists geallemin, residing at Mile-end. This we was partly heard on Monday last, when the wenn said—About 1 o'clock this morning I returned Wary family from a party, and immediately my carriage isepod at the gate a covetable walked up and inquired Wirer any min-servant had been left at home. mild in the asistive, and then he told me he was certain nes male wen was wooded about the premises. Of vase, I directed a march, sad this yo um man vie toned kin bay loft ;he wee quite sober and whim lid him be be got th en, answered—" The servant let m ein ." Ong BM said—lt with past 12 o'clock last sight =ben I wee ea duty, that I pushed the geatleman's tow if all was safe ; it gave an inch or two, and he somebody pushed it dose. I gave another path about far tactme, end thee a young woman's face peeped Wen sad she mid "It's only tne." I asked " When gar the give en to nednetend that she was es et the servants, and after telling her to fasten is dear ell right. I went on my beak Some time thareside whoa I returned I had another posh, and bind; then I howl the feet of a men moving about. I me rends they belonged to a men ; the carriage drove up thse, sad I told the gentleman. Min. Tibor confirmed r oncutor's statement,st. respect. tens mir th and aeon». Mr. Ellisoe—What have you to s to all this Riemer—Tra very sorry ; the maid let m Mr. Ellison—Yon are described as a labourer. Where yen week? Pieraer—l have worked at Citton'e Wharf for tour I've get a Rood 'wackier. Mr. Dine—Take a remand, constable, sad see if that is EeeeaL Olney sew seid—We all right, your worship ; he gave a he ads= sad hie worked as be stated. Mugu* Weigh, a orenely young person with a bright rive ceraeiniae, came forward end said, "It wee I who mind the door, sir. I know Mr. Burke, sir. Three yon age 1 see'd bins in devised, air, and not sine till fin k eights Nil'. He was the other side of the way, sad I Mid him if he waited I'd let him in, cos I wanted to speak is hint, sir, sad I was gong to let him out at the stable doer, and it was him who said, " There's somebody Trashing at the deor." I Mr. Mena—Yon have ben guilty of a most imprudent anon, to my the book of it. What right had you. • eirnaut. b esizonit inch a breach of trust as invite or allow • Wenger Ito your sorter's dwelling because you had seen him years We in Ireland ? Ma/Pret—l'm wry now, sir. Mr. Eirsoo—fle ca wiry nine for the future, then. (To pri tene)—Eon have given a truthful amount of yourself, and year employment therefore-- Prisoner—Yes, sir. I was steered to leave when there • "whin at the door," lest I should get her into Imeble. Mr. Mien—The most ordain way to get her into trouble in for you to be fond there. Prisoner—l stopped bebsee she wouldn't let me go. Mr. SSW—Then go now, and let this be a caution to Ira else. You are discharged. Primen—Thank yen, air. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. IXTRAORDINART CASE. ileum rhoe. Darren(, engineer, of 23, Little Drummond. *reek Eathoesquare, was charged before Mr. Knox with *oti!teg Juan Powell, a surrerannosted constable of the C douran,aed formerl y] one of the oaken attached to the I ful"Tweeketreet iceerourt. Powell said —I ere de at 66, Oxford-market. Last night, gen taw' 10, while f wee lying down, my wife b e e ght the prisoner and soother man into the room. The ..,___ eeid." We have got you now,' and struck me in "7_,uoti, "threw me beck, and while the other man and my ma down, Owed a pair off handcuffs oil my (There were marks on the prosecuter's wrists !here the hsodcnffs had grazed them.) My legs were then li g *tither. The prisoner said he had a cab at the tsar, sod was going to take me to the Mary- Ilene Workhouse. I called " Police" and Murder," ad the other man made his escape. It in not the first time 1 1 wife hd dose inch a thing. The landlord and others Illee Ikea the prisoner wee given into custody. Mc Edward Stone, the landlord of the house, 6i. Orford tarbsk said—l have always known the presenter as a *tilt roan. Hearing a disturbance lest night I went up -1141,_ ether and handcuffs on his wrists. It was not the first his the wife had brought men to the hone. I celled in Pthos. Policwentretable Jams Creaks, 160 E. said — l wee fetched I ° 6 l Oxford-market last night about half lint 10 o'clock, Lei there sus the prisoner end the prosecutor, the latter pair of handcuffs on, which could sot be got off, the insoser stating that be bad teat the key which unfastened nn. The wife has been troubling me for two or three I* ** Past, wanting the prolocutor to be taken into custody , that he was mad. She herself has been in • med. be.otr DiJILS. 61:1 tr i : liastarmest'L _ 1 " UN Am I 101 Do. timid at 10 pm I Pt Anglo Austrian 1111 Anglo Igyptlan (Lisa.) l' i GO Anglo Italian (Welk& 1 i 10 ialatteliank.Cor.ussrah 1 _ m elted Lb* PT' hat Oa. et with e west i n the npsteite to the some of the vri' k ous me : osa . bi mat ha oked het self s• • i ah•ri•A og otil" tuf ITRSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1865. SHARD LISTS.--4THIB DAY.► Two ethoox. There is little demand to-day for British railway securities, and the general tendency of p rices a rather unfavourable. Metropolitan stook Is espe cially fist, and has declined 1 per mut. London and North Western has also receded 1, and Mid land 1. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1241 to 145, ex div. ; Great Western, 68 / to }, ex div. ; Midland, 127 k to 1281, ex &v. and ex new ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121} WI, ex div. ; South Eastern, 811 to Elf, ez div. ; Metro politan, 139 to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern, 133 to 134, ex div. ; ditto A, 162} to 153} , ex div.; London and South. Western, 97 to 98, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 481 to 491 ; and Caledo nian, 1311 to 1, ex div. Canadian Railway shares show firmness. Indian and 0110INAILY 4114tittol 01. Pd. I unarm. are inquired for, and 2,1 foreign liana are quiet. m AND *MOIL& I Wei Sod" w 11 : g ar l t pm. Blealr••••1 = tat NO Cambrian oil OultorAßerlos 111 122 W N it 14 $ 0 Oareesil ID& A 1 • asdtv. anal 0 De.ll p. 0.10001100 100 DgONsudbTOWlone Dandas.Po,lo.olo ,o l-T0 11/411aadoxi Scrip Clszt. 10 D 0... . 07 70 71 13 • Ms I 4 dl. 110 . lit . 103 =octi.= 1 WO D 1 00 11 6. 4 17 Da B. An. SUL : : Ito. 1 MO Gm! 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Op. o. 8.12. r. 11510 0 la 100060016066111. II 10 Lead Secultlis (Liu.) I 16 Lae& Massa ?roam 11 II Lood.andealsdos.lL(L 10 taa.ooastgawies. L s Lsad.lolo,o6 T 1110.1:) 00 60 Load. Tinos . 6 Lost G. Oralbes 0.0. • 00 Luud.&olo4.l l / 3 4.C0(L 60 Loud., Italian, ac-1105. 11 60 Good.Y.r. 11160060(L) 11 io Lortd.Provl66loll6olo 1 Kadra 11016. • OEM 11 ik i! ILC 10.( 4141 ia.ir wl lt Si API 41 U IA LOS 114 wr 100 114 111 I 1 dia Id a -.—.. it 1 I diti I. if 1 j_ isles I 4 oidla 10 I 6sl. 6 4 I= IJ 19 10 s dk '49 19 l 6 6 26 99 TT 6 lk lido , I 1 9 poi 161 10 16 11 dli i i ii'l i-41-1.1 It li bi Ea Le t idle 6 I 1 dim 10 1 6es 6 psi egg^ 1 —Ps Si 11 21 17t1 12 9 dis IV 8 2es 1.0 11 9'e6 If I 1 1f es 04 - g 1 Ms par pa I TI N 2id d t. II 2 les . 0i 1 10 b 22 1 n 114.24 * 111 . .e. .. U flan* Investarest(L * ilaartaus Ian.l&o.(1.1 10 Media listen. Tel. (L N Merchant Shipping . 1 .1 00 11111.waiLff.Ld.aDoen. II 11111weli boo 1% Wm 10 NelallasdhOolo.l3 It 115..100e1 16..00ia (L U rietionalOrev.Mal 00 Natioaal atria Nay. 1 10 Nerbaddstkoel di I. ID 1)0. q.t. 15 N.ZeatandLall.lg.L 30 e.frateed 1 .aLoan(L 10 Northeriateee*Tea(Ll 10 De. B I. et. N.Brit.Aartralatlan(l4 111 N NJOitatierces. ball • MI Nowpoug Tes(Uralaa) IS °case reactor llama. i N t)rient.lCoranteraial(L 1 SO Oriental 1111naboud(Lim. 14 le I Oriental Gee (Ltralled) • v_mos 111 Do. New IS llalesdNierallo M Otago t atldarkllnvert. N Ottoman Company (L) N °Massa Floaecial (Li II Ottoman fle. o.tenliwt) 00 50 fleersad,Olusey,Co.(L DO 10 Panama& W.Asesat(l.l It 5 Do. de. 00 IS D. New 0. IL Peeillv.Leaddillaa.(ll 1 SS SO peolneatar 1 0. SO N Do. do. New N 15 Quelwada L, IL. 10.11 N OArma ey Iron 4 15 1 I ak D a . ettyo. New 11 trafrov. 0 ) 4 (I IS Illo Ditto Jaoelro &LS Gas . (Lim ) UM loyal Malliteers. .. 6 11. K Se 4. /ultra. invest. 1 . , 1.:. IS to se %ic oak aliat. &co. I. 1 1.6, so Illnen.tr &MA* 1 14 N Able* IL •IL (Ls N Sesta kestrallaa Land I. al Telegraph -1 Do, Scrip ..1 0 10 Tel.Cd ooruc.alfaln (L 1 li 141 TharneealOreer 11 4 (L , 3 * Trinidaa dner Petrol eerstumsnas. (LI 1 ni rert to T. IL. Co. of o.osoade N 17a.Morta. of Ural. ill Uniteda.Teles. o a. an ' 10 Univers. Merl wine. 5 IS ripper Al s era Tog Lier.. 3 10 Ditto N VeaDleweres Lead la ae Warm , . IrlyrurtrolT.l 1 10 14 We dlndleaPaelfloS.(L SO pa 4P n , 4 1 pm Idle par Idle 6{ U ie Ile 18i I I die par o is SO pa 18 8 7Ms mu 51 61 lit e lk I 1 e Ile'' 1511 MONEY NARILEZ-(THIS DAY)• Li I ifw " it ip. 6 6 T sil 6 6 II 2 I dim Lee so 41 I a 16 TT I IT 81 44 IC ; MI TT la Ti 14 ma 10 ) it 11 44 in pit 4Dm 10 119 In 111. 4 "MA 4,0.< iii Ws i i 5 sau is 5 6 dial a $4 Isd N 30 33 166 66 66 an - Two o'Orooo. The stock markets to-day are dull, and the tendency is slightly unfavourable. Business is even more limited atlas of late, owing to the ownmencement of Jewish holidays, which will last for four days. A check is also given by the activity of the demand for money in the Stock Exchange. The pie of Consols for the account has declined 1 per cent., while the quotation foe money is unaltered. A few of the speculative foreign stooks and home railways are likewise a little more offered, but where say reduction is observable in prices, it is merely practical. The demand for money continues fair, and the general charge for good bills is still 31 to 4 per cent. la the Stook Exchange the supply of money is limited, and the rate for loans from day to day on English government securities is firm, at 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 1681 r. 550., showing a decline of 50. Consols are now quoted 891 to for money, and 891 to 1 for the amount (October 10). The official business as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, I ; New Three per Conte., 88, 1; India Stock, 217, 220 ; Five per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 1011 ; and Exchequer Bills, Se., 2e. din., Is. prem. Confederate Bonds have improved about per wont., but, with this exception, foreign stocks are dull. There is a decline of per rent. in Mexican and Spanish Passive. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:— Greek, 21 to ; Turkish Consoliddl', 491 to 501 ; Spanish Passive, 30 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Confederate, 7 to 8 ; and Mexican, 251 to I. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 711; Egyptian, 1864, 961; ditto 1001. bonds, 961, ; Italian, 1865, 801 ; Mexican, for account, 2511, 1; New Grenada, 141 ; ditto Deferred, 8 ; Portuguese, 1856, arc., for account, 47 ; Russian, 1 8 64 , 951 ; Spanish, Passive, for account, 30/, 20 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 951 ; ditto 1862, for account, 741, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74f, 761 ; ditto 1865, 461. Brazilian scrip is quiet, at 2 to 21 prem. American securities show no variation of im portance. 6-20 bonds are quoted 68 to / ; Erie Railway shares, 57a to a ; Illinois, 80/ to 1 ; and Atlantic and Great Western debentures, 87/ to 88. The government broker has bought to-day 10,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. International Financial shares are now quoted if to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem., ex dir. ; London Financial, 81 to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 41 to prem. ; Hudson's Say, 15f to 1 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 41 tot prem. s e ll di. it lips 1 IPa idla via lira Y par ism ti %Ps' 111 Si li si dla pit Ipra Fou' o'CiocK. di zd i am *lO Kw woe WM wool NNW Consols close at 89a to 1 for money, and 890 for the account, being slightly better in the latter instance, compared with the quotations current at 2 o'clock. No bullion transactions have taken place at the Bank. The Stock Exchange still feels the effect of the tem porary absorption of money in the new Brazilian Loan, as is natural, considering that until the allot , °tent more than a million sterling of money is locked lap in the shape of the 5 per cent, deposit. A large amount of this money, however, is said to have been placed out on short loan in the market. The Messageries Impdriales steamer Moeris left Marseilles on Monday, with 180,6401. in specie for India and China, and 87,0001. for Alexandria. The bidding' for 20,00,000 rupees (200,00014 in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were :—To Cal cutta, 10,51,000 rs. ; to Madras, 1,49,000 n. ; and to Bombay 8,00,000 rs. The minimum price was as before, viz., Is. 100. on Calcutta and Madras, and d. on Bombay. Tenders on Calcutta and M a dra s at ls. 110. will renive about 47 per cent., and on Bombay at Is. Did., about 49 per cent.; above these prices in full. The Stock Exchange Committee have passed the following resolution :—" That this committee refuse to grant a settling day in the shares of the London and Mediterranean Bank (Limited), in consequence of misrepresentations in the forma tion and bringing out of the company having been substantiated." An extraordinary meeting of the Russian Iron Works Company (Limited) is called for the 29th inst., to confirm the resolution passed at the meet ing on the 13th. The East India Cotton Agency Company have made a call of 11. per share, payable by the 12th October. The arrangements are advertised in connexion with the payment of the half-yearly interest, due the 15th Oct., on the shares of the City of Moscow Gas Company. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The Loudon market foe Amnions securities hes sines our last bees very active, and up to yesterday with steadily &d -ynodes rates. United States 5.20 Bonds were at one time dome as high as B.q , but yesterday gave way, and closed heavy at 68 to S. Brim have been largely bought up to 58k, when they ranched to 57. but on renewed buying to-day bare again improved to 571 to I. Illioois shares have also been in demand, and show an improvement on the week of about three•qusrten of &dollar. For Atlantic and Great Western Bonds there has been a good inquiry, and eves at an advance of irons 2 dole. to 3 doll. few are to be had. We also h►ve to note a rise of a half par coat in the deben tures of this company. The London and Westminster and London Joint stock Banks have announced the half-yearly inte rest, due the Ist prux., on the Australian Govern ment Railway Debentures, negotiated through the six associated Australian banks. PREFRRENOR SEIAB Ka. Greet Weatara—Newport 6 per mat. pref. red. at 5 per coot. pm. 98. ex die. North Rutin Consolidated Pref. 4 per mat.. 99. North Rutin' Stock end Darlinetee B 6 per sent., 324. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Recife and Sea Francieeo (Liantadlgnaranteed 7 per cent. l iath Anstriaa sod Lombardo-V.6O;AD, 186. FATAL ACCIDENT THROUGH BATHING FROM A BOAT IN MARGATE BASHOUL—Yastardayalterooosa fatal scrident happened in Margate harbour to a Toting Ma named Odom who with two others had gone out he s boat to bathe. The tide being up the harbour was full of water. It 1 stated that the deceased could not swim, sod getting out of his depth the read lug water carried him further oat. His compeatoes were some few yards from him, but they it would appear were quite unable to render the unfortunate fellow any sestatence, and he gradually disappeared and perished. Boas were promptly put out from the shore, but the deeeened could not be found. The melancholy marmite was wit nessed by a large number of visitors who were on the parade, and as maybe imagined created a palatal eeesation. NARROW ESCAPE PROM BROWNING.-011 Satur day Miss Harvey, the daughter of Mr. R. J. H. Harvey, M.P., and Lady Henrietta Harvey with with bee couuln, Miss Long. daughter of the Rev. Henry Long, of Newton, were bathing with several members of heckmily at Lowestoft. The sea was rough ; the tide, i was drag. running out, quickly carried the two ladies further than they in tended, when a large wave raised Miss Long, who could not swim, off her feet, and she wee 'wept out by the current. Miss Harvey, who was standing some yards off, mild swim, and proceeded to her cousin's assistance. She had the presence of mind to give her cousin her hand tobuoy her up, at the same time selling loudly for salaam to the bathing-machine man. Mrs. A. Johnston,, of the Grove, Telford, who also swims, was bathing, and hearing Miss Harvey's cries for help called to the bathing man on the shore, who himself was unable to give the requisite assist awe. Mies Long, as soon as she found herself in deep water, fainted, but His Harvey , wh o had seized her hand, WIDIFIRDAT Emmawater, did not lose her presence of mind, but retained her hold of her oonvin, and floating. endeavoured to sustain her. Console, which closed y esterda y at 89i for The cries for assistance by Mm. Johnstone attracted the the 10th October, opened and closed to-day at 89 attention of Sir Hear Pottioger, Captain Flab, who was to 90. For money the last price was 894 to 4. staying at Lowestoft, Captain Edward., and Captain Rutty. The official business report is as follows :—Three of the reeraitiog 'orrice. These geetlemeis threw off part per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, i, a ; ditto, of their clothes and swam nut to the insistence of the ladies. They saw only ors (Miss Harvey) floating on her bar. She for a.coount, Three9o, 894 ; Three pet Ce 9o nta. : Red Stock,u, said " Never mint me, I can manage to save myeelf : eve 88, t; New p er Ce nts ., 88, 1 ; B ank my cousin, who is under water.* Oee of the gentlemen for amount, 245 ; India Stock, , 218 ; ditto instantly dived and ("and Mill Long, still held tightly is the grasp of her cousin, and apparently dead. In the in- 'r nt., -... Five per Cent. Stock, 105 i, 4 ; ditto Four per vut Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, feral the bathing-machine man had rue into the sea and I ''''' ' pushed a plank r far as he could towards Him Harvey, bee 101. . t 1 not near enough. Upon this plank the gentlemen ammo- T e purchase to-day by the government broker diately planed Hies Long, and swam with it sod Miss oar, comprised 10,0001. New Three per Cents. vey es far as they could, when they carried Miss Long to l Indian Government seourities were quiet, but shore insensible. Mr ' Worthington , "'S e "' bail bee" sent I steady' Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. dia. to for, and was happily at band, and as he ran down to the I ~._ - ' shore he fortunately met Dr. Fieeb, the father one of the Iml Prem. gentlemen mentioned, who Instantly aceorepanied him, and I In the foreign stook market the principal demand they immediately employed the usual mama of restoring ' was for Mexican, which experienced an adv a ance o n f oons ciouseres. After a ocitaiderable time their efforts sue- I*to i per cent . Purchases appear to hve bee 14 ..7...d.. wm takrheWietri Barney'sw d ree l e ncouraged by the allegation in the American °"ead ord en i ce n e a d ry ol: :e tM a hiase utless at Lowestoft, where so um , deices that a cabinet council at Washington has bathe daily, is most surprising. No mu resulted in a determination on the part of the Arne cpersons onnected with the many bathing machines en Aran President to abstain from all action in rels swim. There is no beat, no "P e, e e l ife beer. ••• 1 thou to Mexico until the period for the delivery of when poor His Lou was brought oat of the wager his Message. Russian Five per Cents. of 1862 and there were no ream of restoration of any bled at ...„, bud. The visibly brought oat endless hot mi s er bask s . Love also rose j per cent , and the Italian State pillows, and shawls, but th e Harvey, notwithstand ' Domain on t. On the other hand, there was a sho cks, she had had, was the err to bring brandy. T h ree ' reduction of 1 per cent, in Italian stock, and waits ago • lady 'imo snarly drimusil, and • I .tter . 18 ' Turkish of 1858 and 1865 , and it in Confederate. w ritten en the subject to the local papers, but no pre-1 Bank shares were firm An improvement took eaatioa have sines bets Sabo, at are likely to be aka.— . 4'ie& place in Bank of Egypt, Bank of L ondon, Im p erial Foci fit THE Imam CHANNIIL.—Although clear Ottoman, and Provincial Bank of Ireland. sunshine and. for the time of year. great heat revile on I The shares of the financial companies met with shore, heavy fogs continue in the Irish Chums% and . bat scarcely any change occurred in the nee emit Yesterday morning, an* flowilit Kieh I 11 , 11Inc i tur ri foll ows Best Ligistehip, and Kingstown fog-bells war. me. pnom. The closing rotations were as :— Usually sounded, and heavy guar grid, to Ode the is- 1 International Financial, 11 to 14 prem. ; General °"' talo i .... --," man? ou tgo ing a.m7,anoviit.lagmtoersits•llllol°44l"rty cr tag tha t ar o& l ' °llldi pcsia. t t ?act Imperial 4 P hi m a gn ' rea ' nt il lic : C"rendilet,lnanl4 Financial, 2 peen to i ; Thee, fogs are of comas occurrence in tam Obaansl daring' September sad October. Credit Pouliot and Mobilier, 44 to I pram. . the masts" d 03 70 106 106 t Ift 1 011 141 144 l et 9 41s 96 118 $5 $7 1 01414 101 102 9$ 94 IS 90 It OS IN 84 lil mt A tz JOINT STOCK BANL& IPd Ct. I deka. • 67 69 572 10 si 7 89*24 I MI 6 7 PEI I i 112.0 zd 7 Ili 4 mi d 1 LI 6 16 17 pa W 76 17 211 74 79 64 25 291 101 IA 117 140 138 8 1 16 61 4 411 1 1: NI 48 411 10 6 Ipas par los ldls ger 11 114 45 47 27 sa rit , 1 50 51 A 112 110 26 41 41 42 al I 27 29 4 0 10 1 IS —BA • 16 33 84 par I le ow vas to t spa, U II 12 o 1 dim 2' 1 5 31"1: o 1 dle 6 4 dis 10 10 Ilp a• 10 et et , * 16 1 411 14 17 id 6 Ids par id 4 1 ot4 1 . 114 par • IS 414 • 14 6 pm 46 Ek - IN 1 4 17 244 10 n 40, 3 , 1 a a 24 BO 76 78 l 6 60} 61e 6 4 all 17 18 10 1 die par 171 1 411 par MI Par 10 96 96 97 lb 21 sipui 10 6 44b 24 10 34 lie , 10 6 7 P t 2 Pir 4p I' i s m ` . 7 la 88 10 84:m I 4ea -• so se !I§ Lei 17 At •-• tram. peleis. I idea a a 97 le SO 101 97 80 IS 99 97 99 United States 5-21) Bo f n& closed at 68 to I, showing • motion of to per test. since day afternoon. afternoon. hie } Ra il way shares wer e also rather flatter. Atlantic and Greet Woken Rail way Debentures were quoted 87i to 88. MINIIB.-(THIS DAT) Two o'Clocm. The mining market is steady to-day, with trans *otiose to a fair extent. There is a good demand for shares is most of the following mines, at the quotations given :—Latly Bertha, 14a. to 161 ; South Condurrow, 31 to i; East Grenville, 21 to 3 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 18 to 19 ; East Lovell, 14i to ; South Darren, 325. U. to 38a. ; Mogan, be. to 10a. ; and Obivertca, at 9} to I. Frontino and Bolivia shares are officially marked 5, being firm, and United Mexican, 34. At Great Wheal Vor meeting, held yesterday, the accounts made up to the present date showed a credit balance of 8,6581. • dividend of 17s. 611. per share was declared. The agent's report gave a very satisfactory account with respect to the diffe rent points of operation. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& 11:11101161:3-LA161.-(THD3 DAT.) SIMAL-The market evatioue unite. sad prime Uwe stall an upward teodency The males inelede Brill* Wash India at extreme rates. Parte Mee at the. 6L 614 Hamm* 11 le Ile, at Sie. 3d. to 375.641. ; IllseAkes brows. 28e. lid. to 31a.; eummes lugs, Magma, at 27.. Id. graink s, 29 . l. ; and cloyed Massfilo. at 325. sead esetiones vaI aMrISCL -Pim piece ace paid far all deseriptions. Plow tattoo Ceylon vdd, ossibury,_74a. 6d. to Tie. ; hew midalag and middlisg, 78* Bd. to MS. 6d. • good Intenlogi.. 64 s. to 86a. ;Native Orylos, good mid fae orlioary, ed. to 68*; small, 63* Cocoa bas sold at study rates, Trlsidad grey, 651. to 66e. 6d. ; fair to 'Kuria. red, Rh. to 93a. Tai.-The rabbi' soles have eooeluded without champ from the opening rates' the market ie firm ROL -The market is quit. Ame.-. 1. large parsed of Hommel' has been sold, prim s ot nomad, but supposed to be 11* to Ils. 3d. Belem-Pepper is in fair request. Now &t ; bpi. for cub, I 15•16 d. ; whit* Stopper*, hid. to 5441._ ; other e*oe have sold at full prices, except lingers which Is rigor 90* to 91a.; etas th :fr. Cassia holes, MU** 99.5. ; mood, 81e. Cloves: Penang, Ilid. to Is. Nutmegs: Sou le. Id. to 10. 4d. ; middliag, In. sd. to la. Bd. ; geed. 2s. 9.1. to ito. 11d. Mau : *Salina( sod good WI :101, Is. 91. • to ed. Jamaica Ginger: Ordinary te Faurr.--Ourrants continue in good nowt, at fell Malls Flaking : Value* sold at the pre foss value • ordinary to fair, 32a. to 36a. selected, 38a. to 44e. ; lams. 50e. so 197 a. ; lo ose, 465. to 47e. Corrae. -There coutinuse to be a Wok market at Amin the latter treemetime being at a further wham* of il i° Ter lb. JUTIL-Than le aod demand for all deseriptiom me dium qualities sold ar 10a. advance. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market in steady. Subjoheed ere the motet quota. tions. Tows tallow, 46e. 9d.; Petembarg Y. C. ea the spot, 46e.; °debar to December. 45e. 6d. to 46e. od.t December, 465. 94. ; Jemmy to Name, 474; Marsh, 47e. 3d. METROPOLITAN DAY.) CATTLE MARKET. (THIS The number et besets is mealier then cm Thursday last, but the trade is elow, and prime remain unaltered. The supply of sheep is Dot quite so Lisp, tits dammed is, however, rather smaller, and consequently it is difficult to clear out at Mooday's quotations. Goad /alma are mares sad dearer. Our foregn supply epeeists of 230 beasts, 4, 250 sheep. 263 calves, nod 50 pip. Per Mom at Übe. a d. a d.. 1 Per Ow et Oka a d. 5. d. Bat Seaga, Harald& 6 0 6 4 Net Duel liatedellt 0 0 0 0 Bat abort-Wm 6 19 6• Bat Ima,mada.... 6 2 6 4 domed goal. Wade 2 8 S 8 I Do. dm dem .... • 0 0 0 Cavan Pip • IlmaDnet Hlabrede •4 6 8 Lambe o 0 0 Beasts at market, 710: ehsestadd iambs, PAO ; salves, 270 : pigs, 80 . witch coda, Dose. SMITHFIZLD HAY YARICZT.—(rais DAY.) NE. Marla James Easton reports trade at the follow. ing prises:—Prima hay, 100 s. to 1155.. istarior ditto, 85s. to 955. ; superior clover, 120.. to 1355. ; inferior ditto. I 100 a. to 110 s. ; straw, ao.. to 38.. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Off MaRll.3 nianas.) MONMOUTH NESTING.—(THIS DAY.) BIENNIAL STAKES. Shrapael ••• ••• The GoidS Desiree ••• •• 4 e a n. BEAUFORT CUP. Princess el Wake Tupelo, Beadle 3 na- HENDON IdZETING.—(Tam DAY.) HARP BLUM Priv°lLA Tru4l 9 ran. METROPOLITAN CUP. Wicket Iteuoueerstor Penelope 7 rm.." - 1 WEJA.THER DEPORT—gals DAY.) THUMSDAY, ems 11. $ A.M. ---------L----------- I I--7.—.—1- IL IL _I Rollo .110 L. T. /IL. 1 i : &W. .204 1 Abordoos lO. 60 W.N.W. 6 6.8.2. rb 14116 4 Leith WV 117 i W.N.W. 2 R. ob .o.lvi 1 Aladrolasn._ O. 5/I N. 1 a. rb tatai 1 Atoalathllo 6 0 44 1 7 N.N.W. 1 B.W. ro 'OA& 1 Voloatla /0.46 67, N• 12.1. 3 W. a rib, 8 Cape Orr_ 110.41 64. N.W. x N.W. lab —I 2 11 , or0x 11 ••• sac 60 N.N.W. 3 W.N.W. e lUD 1 flolybosd Kt 67 N.N.W. 6 011. W. se 0.11 4 Panama 30.31 ND N. 6 1 6.8.1 o 2 Brost.— N. 01 , N. 1 W.S.W. tab —— 6 VOrtent It. I 31. W. 3 4 . IP 2 tothrforl Al 46 11.11. 11 W• bo •••• 3 lb SOX 0; N. 3 N. .E. ob ..., 2 W a y:oath— r. 10 N. 6 1.8.1. 4 • 00 8 —• 4 Portassoath• 30.17 66 W. 4 8. r Loadoe lO.l 0 N. 8 8. bit US foomoath MI 661 N. 6 & • be —ll Li be 3 S ear boroost. 0117 68 N. 1 iblokb &W. rb , 11 .Oa 64 N.W. 2 Hovland. Mesita WIThAlt. 01 NOIIIIII2X 11•111111 1 4 1 . W. to N. and bask to Coosa. N.W. le LW. trods. &W., stroaconasliy. to strong, swig. to fresh. some rain. showers. N.W. to N.L and bask wisgrzus. N. N. w. to W.LW.. to W.. moderato to strong to moderato. strong, nut at time& As above. soirrnw. As nett above. n ortherlyN to westerly, Ashman. Similar to above. fresh to strong. Northern.--Sootland. Westorn=lreland. Wales, and adja cencies. Boathom=goittals Channel and hay of Biscay. lootorn=Eastward locliAd and North has. LONDON 011/MOBEB. —ere are about 690 of these vehicles Wane!, to the Th Geeeral Omnibus Compaq, and 450 craned by private proprietors. The passer-by t e a the street may suppoes there are many more, bbalittle Bambino( of omsibuess begins at 6,000. Each pays sa annual tax of 31., and a tannins charge, is iidditaie, if Id. r mile, large and small " basses* alike ; yet the three horsed marriages carry alma* twice as many passengers se some of those with two boreal only. It hes bees suspected that queerly season tickets might be bawd on all the lams to the Peas oenceuieuespepiWalar sad constant tra vellers, aod inuring as style; al time to the drivers and conductors is tokieg_maacy, &Les change ) he. SOLDIERS AT TOO HOP UADVIIIIL —AZ app6oll. Om was romatly made to the military authorities at Chat ham to allow soldiers from that garrison to meat In the b. ptheriag d Use hop harvest, in coosequeem of the &S -anity experweeed in obtaining lased'. Ilejor-Geowel ek Robert Walpole, LC. 8., commanding the torso la the district, at cam pve directions for the muted aerator la seats be placed at the sev er disal of the fames rasa las their silieteeee. sad foe al days rot shoat 100 ewe al the Royal Miriam have bete seerelsed trees the lw lca reacke at en early bear wee newel= to the bop sambas whisk their aerobes see required. After bib. we, played the wbele day in *Cog, they return batc h' the barracks in the ovenisg. Ths farmers ow wham lead the men sue employed spa ot the way In which they have acquitted tbenseelvesidrtheir new eeeepetioa. Is ad dition to bar regireniel pep they meek* the and allow ance paid to bop-plabses. t on lict rale :tics Pe' 1.. 'aids stip° eeeF C Oi beep &Italy That mot only w be e. nd sad at ta and ' 26th Lreadm lark+. fiTIOW it the I hiss like l y ci s, was agars{ eat wa Isbnaset :s • goa low that pith bard 44 ia N. K 90 111 NI lue 11: