The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-13 00:00:00

Id. .1• I{•• red rag LAW INTELLIGENCE. (11118 DAY.) COURT OF PR01 . 3 ._ AND DIVORCE. illittilAli. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) THE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAY.) 1 CI. - and / 00 * tha 0 ! • (Before the Jim Ordinary.) raw? r. KNAPP AND DORNILOW. This was the petition ..f Mr. John Kaapp, of Bread Blueslen, Wiltshire. Ile ...kat for • dissolution of his mar. Mtge ..o account of his wife's infidelity with the pariah clerk. !loth respondents denied the charge, mill Mts. Kamp further pleaded emeloriation and cruelty, and alleged that 4.r husband had incited divers ppeertsownus to seduce her. Mr. **cent INTO and Mr. Do well appeared for the petitioner; Mr. it ordsworth,Q.C., and Mr. Jewel for the Ismor t zleet ; Searle for the co-rsepondent parties were married in April, IA 59. The budead, who was a .lairy COMIC'', was at that time about 24 or yeui of age ; and the wife, the daughter of a ecighlhournig farmer, was about 20. On behalf of the petiti..ii it wai alleged that the respoieleut, from the commencemeut of her married life, had behaved in an idle, stoked, eel un wifely manner. .%firir the lapse of a few motile the petitioner was obliged to meal her hone, sad • died d separation was ileconlingly caseated between them, but on her promising :intendment be took her back. le July. Ines), the corespondent, who had himself a wife and fink's, sidled at the house of the petitioner, when both brand bin ammuote were out. Evidence was gives of a con times by Mrs. Klapp that this and subewpient occasions she hail given llornblow drink, sad that be had taken liberties with her. llornblow was I. the habit of 1...e.t log that she had allowed him favours. ..f this she sharply remonstrated with him. He th, u wrote to her, expressing regret that she should "think him so seem ." adding a passionat e wish f..r so o th er p r i va t e Wen law, and quoting certain love sten.. a loch he had de rived from the "poet's comer" of some him! journal. Evidence was givens( as adwileion by the rsepoodent to a Mrs. Austin to the effect that she believed the child of which she was pregnant would he like Horablow. She asked Austin if she thought Horeblow liked her enough to Imre his wife and family for her make, anal to go away with h. r It having bees denied that these admissions had 1..• n made, rod witames having complaipel to the resposideet al..ut it, she stated that if she would say toi more about it, 'L. would give her a note coofirming her veracity. She ae. sent witoese the following -" I wink to mean Mrs. Austin that what she has said is perfectly tow. Aa I em lesvmm Blunder tri•monssw, I should like to do jomticis I. every "De Raeo•LL K osier " Besides the con. hoiions of Mrs. Knapp, positive evidence was j r a n . of f a milties witnessed between the respondents. there sem also evidence in suppo r t o f th e a ll ega ti o n o f violence on the parts( the wife, and neptiving lb. plead cruelty on the part of the husband. TI-re was no defence; mail 1L..• jury therefore returned a verdict for the petitioner to all the issues. The court then made a decree all. SHERIP,W COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. (Before Yr. Usill•rAberiff &umbel) sal • Jury.) nrrcurs r. sum.sr.—lliaul)us ACCIDENT OT A VOLUNTZIR was an action brought to the Queen'. Hooch by • ,:ull, opal 14, named V eda Fletcher. by her east t. , re.-over compensation tram the defendant, ,tlfried Malley. a young man, who was stated to he respectably cogmechiii, his father being a watchmaker in the neigh biurtiorsl of Islington, to recover compensation for a .erioua injure indicted, whereby she had lost one of her eyes. Th e defendant bad allowed judgment to go he default, and a Writ vfroviry, eaKtritsl for ttie assessment of damage.. which damages were laid at 2001. Mr. Patrick, the plaintiff's attorney, conducted the cam. No .cie appeared for the defendant. The evid.uce proved that in November Keeia Fletcher and another girl were looking in a tailor's shop-window, Lower.road, Islington. and laughing at the &lenient and other riflemen. The ilefemlant was sitting ea the counter, and he put his head into his pocket aid put • rep on his ride, which he placed se his shoulder sod fired at her. She was struck, and knew nothing further. She was taker' to a sisrpoe'.. and subsequently to the Ophthalmic Institution, Mouelields, where Mr. Halke attested her. The eye struck had been obliged to be removed, sod the other bail been in imager from sympathy. She would be obliged to wear • slam eve for the remainder of her life. The plaintiff. attorney said the young girl was a domes tic lervant and very poor. The defeotiant had offered U. sad 4. a week for six months, but he led doe nothing, sail would hardly give her composition. The l'oder.Shertff told the jury that they were to give fair and reasonable compensation for what was undoubtedly a very serious accident. The toes of an eye wee most serious. They would give her compensation ; but they were not there to punish the defendant. The injury might have been a pure accident, and he might not have known that the ride warn loaded. Whether he wee rich or Pau the girl was estitled to fair compensation for the great injury indicted. The jury momead the damages at 1201. (Before Dane Hrewswell.) THIC ROKBIRT OF TIC COCICICIAL BANE. Joie burtim and James Holtrnft, who were yesterday &omitted upon the charge of robbing the Commercial Rank, Is which establishment the pristine, Darden held a respon• able semigloss, were this morning placed at the bar to be Ind apos other clues. Yr. Skies applied to the court on behalf of Ifokroft trial to the next session. said that this course would entail a very kw; exprien opal the prosecutors, but he was only uziess that *try should be down, sad had ao desire to pie es the anal in the ebeeace of Mr. Hawkise, who, be andw ea. oneed, was unable to &Steed spin at the present seel The trial of flokroft wee coossquently postponed to the *Kt newton. prisoner tartlet ate &it tiled upon an indictment stkh charged him with stealing three several sums of tlf.. Wt., and _'ool., the monies of his masters, the Com mercial Hank. The same learned counsel were engaged for the proeecw. toe and f. .r the defence. The evidence a - kluced in support of the charge was pretty lied the Mlle SO that which was given yesterday upon the other trial, and it will therefore be unnecessary to meat it. The offence imputed to the prisoner was alleged to been been committed so far back as the year 1851, at which time the pris mer commenced his scheme of plunder, winds remilled to hie plundering the bank of nearly 70,01101. The try imed Ilime primer" (Ana/. Dane aneepea. be poem sentence, mid the offence was see of doe mat pea ith and be felt that he limit. be nde lid lie Amity if be did not par the ex hume smilsase of lit la foe a crime of such a deeeriptios, bleeeepaidel with se may circumstances of prirroostion. Ireesei Judge 1k sentenced the primer to Norton ism' peed senieede. MANSION-BOUM Mimes .t.,eapA c ra i re o a r ati r :ronniess, w 1.4 k Lit . : 47:: : before Sir Hear& l a i r l i marrtAA who suA t fer EsPils to, wt. 9s. sad Wt. upon Mews I R= a w al Os Ma. ullins solicitor to the Leaden Beakers' Aiesaisties, "rfor the peesseetios. M w d arrest, wee imbed ie lieptesiter leek tut the whom yr_ sit appethesited metal imet eight. Mr.Osedisea reed th. .......m. es while the suavest wee pasted. esd the Waal big idestlated us the penes neseiesed is the salleet. lie wee veveseded. is ceder that the witness, Seseway he peeve the ..... mien he beeeght tepther. TIM MRS 111110110111 wratram. Nary if'Corstorr sad Jute Sl%lna! were chaped with Mist rack a impa Edward Elm errs. oat of the or amiree ride Nsiesems. bar Nye, add—l Ire at 3. Illserpresze. I mis s mires, sad work for Nr. Kink balder, at timelier Os a wl*/ Vt. after mapper. la 10 Alm& I west with M onad Wilmer, brother weekers r te the Oars, at the Si gesserrest. Maar We Gard for • pet wer. wham the atfamilest IlVerissek rid. " Yes r.eas Si ti's bit:" sad the ether sew pager karst the ist Si beer est Mm 7 haat Thor were Ms or twelve miss is semi with the sod I was immediately 01 011101 doors hy II sad hired about by the 40 64 ihe . Wash t Wieser :rad. Wand L... . 1 M mail sr the bd with a sik thY awl WIN abotly herb Dediedasts owl thew era err MI a& " we as% will wala Ia if it is riesher twelve " strew were hers 4 el are sed w heilied of w pies maid he would law roe el Wee brim is the frees Immisme—Whit is mast by " bask.!' itair—h is liesere of the wear Nr. Ks& pile IL Iw ad ammo miss went work hy the beer rid sill bra. ast de. I stet mar ri sod as obsess my MI mar IMr am% I aed ahem work time by the lea I has Othas is the rads hare Wei q ,. • te ray Ma we sheet work far Nr. talk if we deal work by the Ely aired Si the hear. bare w eave they wEI sem lave es elms while we by the hoar. Jake Pram maid he was with the kir wrier ad wee amend. There woe whatever maid to Parr the . sir ef pear w Wawa W sod wirer wished st ?Ime mar — Whreisi maw'ad. sad they set sly as- Orr the ark bet proved the arson more aggrarted 111" tr"SY rated. ini intone rowed that compl a isa n t wine julaped .. . 6 1 e in ra ws. ad that is the A tt ac k th e Accuse d woo Niloade THE - - Wear/sack &ado.' using the knife. and they both 4e stared that they were totally innocent of everything int. pitted to them ; a mere scuffle ensued after the spilling of a pot of b!'e: Mr. foghorn, addreseing M'Cormack, aid—Voa may resold' or yourself exeoodirigly lucky that when you used this koifo you did not draw blood on the complainant's bead ; if you had I would most assuredly have committed you for trial, and as surely you would have had throe years' imprisonment. It has been clearly proved you both com mitted these =provoke! assaults, sod are tined the full penalty of 5!. each, and in default are committed for two mouths. EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY (THIS DAY.) A apecial fleeting of the proprietora wvt hel4l at IMO. at the Loudon TATETO, HT. HORATIO LOVE in the choir, to consider the following bills now pending in Pirllasnent : 1. A bill to enable the FArtern Counties Rrilwy Com pany to make new hem of railway, and for other . purpoine. 2. A bill for makin g • railway from Bishop Stortford throopti Demme, to Braintree, with • branch therefrom ; and br other purpose,. & A hill to enable the Ware, Hadham, awl Buntingford Railway Company to make • deviation in the authorised line of their railway ; and for other purposes. 4. A bat to authorise the coestruetiee of a railway from the Postern Counties Railway to Saffron Walden in Ewer. 3. A bill fur making a railway from Lyon to Hunatanton, all in the eounty of Norfolk. A hell to antherioi the eonatrtietioa el railways be. twern the Norwich and Sieklimg Railway at Sutton-bridge in lioeolashire and Bury St. Edmund's in Suffolk, to be calloil "The Mid-Esetern and Great Northern Junctioo Railways;" and for other purposes in COGDOIIOII there with. The CHAIRMAN said the first bill was the only one pro moted by the ?laden Counties Company ; whil e sa re poled the others the proprietors were only asked to con tribute a portion of the capital or to sanction • working agreement. That with.) trot time for six years that the proprietors had been requested to sanction the con struction of a sew lime, and the board deeply re gretts_st the necessity of this appeal to than. It was now absolutely necessary to do something to protect the Fasten Counties property outlying companies in what was termed the triangular district, havmbridge at one angle and Ipswich at an o th er . Th elon and North Walken' Company had in this session supported the Coles Valley Company in its attempt to m a k e a transverse line from Cartrice to Colchester, so as to establish a communication with Colchester quite independent of the Eastern Counties system, and it became this company to protect its legitimate traffic. He wan happy tosay that the committee of the House of Commons unanimously cams to the conclusion that the Eastern Counties Company were entitled to have their lines made in that district in prefereace to other companies. (Cheers.) That the &Met required to be served was dearly estab bawl ; the may question was who should do it, and that L uoltia had been decided in th e i r f avour . Having ad. letters to a large number of proprietors on this sub- Met, he had to state that fineeixtlis of them were in favour of the course pursued by the board. and that he held proxies is support of the bill repreienting stock to the amount of Low,uunt. Is reply to • question the Solicitor of the Company (Mr. Maynard) stated that the whole amount of capital required for the new lima authorised by the first bill was 600,0001., and that it could be raised by mesas of preference shares, if the propirieton should approve of that mode of raising it. The CHAIRMAN observed that the board bad not yet determined in what manner it would be best to raise the additional capital ; that a special meeting would be convened to madder that question and that the charge created by the new shares would fall proper tiooately on the amalgamated companies. Mr. Serpent GAZUMZ wesidered it a monstrous thing that the proprietors should be called upon to authorise an expenditure of 600,000 f. without having bad previous notice. As an original proprietor he protested against the issuing of preference shares, which would reduce his already very small dividend still lower. (Hear, hear.) Mr. THORP. considered the ahem submitted to the meeting quite unworthy of consideration. It was suicidal If other parties chose to make these lines, let them do so, and take whatever they could get. Mr. Torn said the policy now adopted by the chairman, that of eoustruniog new lines in order to keep out others, was entirely opposed to that which he professed when he assumed his present position. (Hoer, hear.) He admitted that • line from Bedford to Cambridge might do them some harm, bat this harm would not be nearly so great as that which most arise from the creation of so mach new capital without any prospect of • return. The Camarati, in replying, observed that at the two last half-yearly meetings the whole subject was discussed at great length, and on the last occasion there was • drag ezpreesiou of feeling in favour of something being dose to protect the company's interest. He was far from the construction of new lines, but if this bill lit si t been applied for, nearly wz important town affected by it would have been tap . The Ward believed that 400,000 i. would be sufficient for the purple ; hut the company's solicitor thought it clearable, in a preeautiorry point of view, to extend the powers to Up, 0001. which sum would, the board hoped, cover all the expenditure autho rised by all the bills before the meeting. He then proposed a resolution approving of the bill Xr. GOODSON, deputy chairman, seconded the motion. Mr. ll'Lansit said the chairman appeared to have over looked the fact that the three companies were now on amicable terse---• fact which materially affected this gime tioe. (Hear, lame.) The Ciuxotax said the three companies had come to an agreement simply bemuse they could not otherwise com bine for the protection of their common interests. Mr. Serjeaat Gamin was mortified to find that a gentle ma whom he had hitherto supported had so completely hie views. (Hear, hear.) He moved that the be adjourned till to-monow fortnight. (Cheers.) Mr. wooded the motion. Mr. Canorne believed that no gentleman who was acquainted with the rich agricultural district between Sud bury and Bury would say it was not entitled to railway ac itentreodation. sr, Torn supported the amendreset. Y r . N oa observed that both Mr. Sinclair sod Mr. h* Fowler were cif otiniOn ths; 'be lbw could be constructed for 400,0001. 'laic at 4 percent. winalalmaablOSCOL Your. Without this expenditure the Nor* Waiters Company would tap the Eastern Counties au/s, soda' the directors wasted wee to shut out • ruinous aggremion. Is reply to a questiott, Mr. MAYNARD, the solicitor, stated that unless the meet * senolioned the bill the committee of the Hours .31 Com mons would glve other parties power to maks the lines. On the saseilmest being put to the meeting, 16 beads were held up far it, sad it was rejected by a lame majority ; after whisk nine the tients. origami resolution wee passed, with only diesse Th. OLUMINAII ezplai nal that tie object of the seoond bill was to obbia authority to coomroct • line from Brain tree to Dialogs alartford through Diatom+. and that one great advantage connected with it was that it would afford excellent railway communication between Dunniow and Loodo, and therefore take away all protests for promoting iodevendent Liao All thia oompsoy was asked to do was to subscribe . 10,000 f. . A resoluta°. of approval was unanimously agreed to. The were, &Ahem, and Buntingford Bill, iavolving a euhseriptioe of 20,0001.. wan approved, as were alms the remaining bilis included in the notice, involving no outlay to the oonspusy. ARCOT RACES. Tai COT DAT. —The peat depot race bee had the amities of the Inset day of the present year. Mere delightful weather there could sot be, and the pail and the read have, as a consequenost bees dunned by animated crowds from the earliest hour of the nronilag. TXXXILAI OF THZ IATI RXV. P. BIioNTE. —The atertal riserse al the late Rev. P. Bronte were interred on Wearer lay het, ia Use church all Haworth. The funeral aeries was perfermed by I. Boast, vicar of Bradfoni, in the peewees of • tarp warm of the &carol's pa• debiteers. gas was bone to It. last testing•place by weal elf the eiwgyets• .1 the arglrenrhood. The chid lasenwam were the Bre. Arthur B•II Nicholls, soa•in-law of ilaseased ; the lerseireper, sad her sister, Mm. Wainwright. Dwriag the inter asst the shops were closed throughout the vilhige. The body was deposited within the altar rails, arr to that of his late daughter Charlotte. The following reeription wee or the coffin :—"Patrick Monte, died June T, ISSI, aged Se years." It is unusual fur the House of Lords to meet on Wednesdays for the performance of berates of a political ehmester, bat creel those nausea rear occurred yesterday. Tiler hear* assembled at half-past 4 o'clock, and the Royal resat wee given by eisramisaioa to the bill for the shandom 01 the paper duties. Very general amusement was Oillind by the feet that Lord 31cateegle wee swept the Soya* Couisileekeere who attended to give the Royal ones& LEITRIM ma THE SOCTHICIN STATR4 or AMERICA. —A Wks, oil which the following be • copy, has bees re , asked keen the Yeetoaster•Useeral of the VOW Abates : Peat-ellbss Department, Washingtrwi May 25 . I M- - a r soriries he the &else of V= 6 iertii Onirelleo Carelles, dergla. Isseisisas t Ailoceser, sad Tear he eneposkd from Yd dew LM Illeb kebob. Letters for oases hos closed by Mires be terwardad to the letter Ales, see kw Wellies Virginia, wide will be sent to 111. &AIL Poslairler-GammiL" la dose senene all belies teem the Veiled Vend= fewereaded ibe deed lisfAse elks IA Wsiebiestoe will be returned to lbe deed War elks la Looks, and in such coo they will bee/wed ad eget beak to the writers. Neeerthelos, tea thk sespenelen of tits postal serrioe is stated to be only tiliy, the Paatessaterr immoral will continue to forward ierd era for the Veiled States suss linen; ad to the Miami referred bi which may be posted in the Veiled Markra. assuming that such a count is demised by the witera—by command of the Poitmager•GewaL IltowLeND ILLL. dowelagy. General Poetottice, June 12 EXPRESS, THURSDAY LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ii ILIIICTILIC ASCOT MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) THE GOLD CUP. Thormauby ... 1 Fairwater ... 2 ParunNau 7 ran. Wou in a canter. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOF& Rig Ben .. Caahio cup PLATE FOR TRREE.YEAR.OLDS. Snapshot Nuthatch .. Sycophant .. - • • • 8 ran. ST. JA3IE'S PALACE STAKES. Walloon .. Haight of St. Patrick . ... Lisbon .. 3 ram. £lOO PLATE. One mile. Satellite . .. ... Battlebone .. . .. Callus ... . • . . 4 ran. NEW STAKES. Alvediaton . . Buckatone Hippcxlamia 13 rat. THE CHARITY CHILDREN AT ST. PAUL'S. (THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the school children belonging to the several parishes in the metropolis took place this morning at St. Paul's under the care of the So. tidy of Patrons. The first of these interesting ceremonies was held on the 2nd of May, 1782, when, we are told, "6,000 children met at St. Paul's ;" the present is there fore the seventy-ninth anniversary. As usual on such occasions the circle beneath the dome was termed into an amphitheatre, the pulpit being placed in the centre. The higher seats were allotted to the bays, the girls being stationed below; and an they were ar ranged in their respective compartments, their peculiar and antiquated costume had a singular and pretty effect. The president, the Right Hon. the Earl of Carlisle, the Lord Mayor, and municipal authorities were early in attendance ; and the general company, which included many penruis of distinction, being seated, the choral service commenced, after which a sermon was preached by the Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. The cleanliness and neatness of the children while returning was much admired, and the flags which they carried indicative of their respective schools did not mkt; the scene lees interesting. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooft. The report from yesterday's inspection of East Caradon Mine being unfavourable, the price has receded to 201 to East Wheal Grenville shares are also flatter, at 43e. to 45e. Devon Great Con sols shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 372, and 370, and East Wheal Russell, 4. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Marko Valley, Wheal Unity, West Pol. wear, Wheal Crebor, West Caradon, and East Devon Consols. Bon Accord Copper Mining shares continue in demand, and are marked par. There is a renewed demand for United Mexican, which have been dealt in at 51 to 51 for money, and 6 for the new amount. A number of transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as last evening's closing prices : Alfred Consols, to 1 ; Calvadnack, 51 to 61; Cam base Vets, to 21 ; Cook's Kitchen, 31 to 2 ; Devon Great iftse, 370 to 7 5 ; East Camdon, RN to 71 ; East Oun Bre*, 71 to ; Dist Grenville, 455. to 48a.; End Ruseell,4 to s t o , East Devoe Ores* Consols, 21 to 1; Great lortime, I to 141 Rerodsfoot, 40 to 41 ex die. • Hiegel= Down, 1 ; Narks Valley, tie to 91 ; Nortg Downs, 4 to 1 ; Booth Hobart, 13s. to 15e. • North Treekerby, 23 to k aa Pr e irv esiv idenee, 37 to 9 ; Smith . oaradon, 315 to 20 ; South 140 to 21 ; Stray Park, 341 to 51; Treloweth, 4to ; est Carleton, 56 to 71 ; West Rose Down, 11 to 12; West Pamir, 19a. to 21a. ; Writ Stray Park, 41 to 5 ; Wheal Ludcott, 3' to 1; Wheal 19a. Margaret, 48 to 49 ex div. ; Whe a l Unity, 18s. 6d. to 6d. An extraordinary meeting of the Central Italian Copper Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 15th of July, to receive " a special report from the directors as to the position of the company." ' Mr. Peter Watson has collected together an ac , eount of sixty-two of the principal dividend mines of Cornwall and Devon, giving the name of the mine, number of shares, shareholders, original mall:) , per share, the amount of dividends paid per share, the present market price, likewise the dividends ind market value together. It is an interesting and useful list, and illustrates the enormous profits derived from investments in Cornish and Devon mining. Wit,; reference to the general prospects of the mining maricet., 9 1 $ 1 Mining circular of )Ir. W. Avow has the following : The mining ahem market retains much steadiness, while* dimmed from the public for the lending under takings has strengthened the general The fort• nightly settlement is now in progress. To extent, this ha, arrested the inquiry, but it is showing a gradual tine of stock by the public, which testi fi es to their d al esrr ft e to obtain sound investments, notwithstanding the prospect of mosey remaining et its present price. The mousy market is Dot in an unfavourable condition for mining Interest.. Xining shares are generally less affected by its chutes than other securities ; and this was exemphied last week by the steadiness which these securities showed when Consols, In dian stooks, and railway shares were all depressed thro ugh the movements at the Bank and in Lombardstreet. The rates remain at 6 par cent. On the other hand, if mining shares are but little moved by advancing rates for money they ere very sensitive to a reduction in its price. Thus, if the minimum rate of discount were to be reduced to 5 per cent, there would be • simultaneous rise in the value of mining shares, sad the public would be eager buyers of many descnptions which they would not look at before. It is satisfactory, however, to find that the tendencies of the money market, though we are now at a period of the quarter when rims pressure must be expected, are not opposed to investment, in legitimate undertakings. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING LANK —(THIS DAY.) Sneak —The gob& sales of Calm and Havannas are off without "ink as about previous rater. Reined wad Corm.—The public salmi contions abundant, hut the had• inebay steadily, and prices have bean pretty generally sustad. TRA.—The market remains firm. Rum—Demerara proof sold at Is. 11d. ; leeward', Is. 9d. COTTON.—About 1,200 bales mild, and the article has ea upward tendency. Rms.—Rangoon sold by private contract at 9.1. rd. Puma. —fflogapore sold at 30. to ed. ; white, bid. Prwcwro add st did. UM. Nu7weas sold at s. ld to la. 4d. Market" remain quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is dull. Tim tallow b (mud Ms. 63., ask rash ; Petersburg Y.C., ea the op* 63e. Id. to 544. ; old tallow, 525. AL ; Juue, 536. e ; July to Sept., 520. 3d. ; Oct. to Dee., Rs. 3d to 511 s. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Than b a very masiderable increase in the number of pert& Trade I. very slow at a reduction of fully 34. per slbs. from Monday's quotatious. Slump are also team lafel, sad prices lower. Lambs and calves asstan exceedingly dull sale. A large number remain unsold, hovel prices are much reduced. Our foreign supply beta of 453 bouts, 1,470 sheep, 473 calves, and .2 pigs. Milch cows, 96. Per done 64 Übe. a. d. &d. Per atom et Mb& o. d. o. d. Ds* keg& Swift 4 5 0 Dist Dowd 113bdalls 5 5 Dag Sham Mee 4 410 Dad Losa-woes.... 0 0 Second qua. Waft 3 4 6 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 5 (es 4 4 3 Ewes It mooed qua 0 0 Dly ot Dos&111516.10 0 0 0 Li Do Ilion' mbs 1 1E Drib 60 top* 1.135: limy sad lamb& 11.130 :COIVIS• 750; 4 tie. SKITHIPEILD HAT MARKET.—(THD4 DAY.) Ibsen. Davis sad Co. report trade very slow, et the follow* prim :—Prime metdow hay, 76e. tons. ; superior dilliClOs. %sift. ; inferior ditto. 60s. to 605.: clover, old, Ais. to 118 s. ; ditto. new, wooed cat, 89s. to 100 s. ; strew. 30s. to 428. EVENING, JUNE Is, 1861. SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The railway share market today ,though inac tive, is firm. South Eastern stock has Awn 4 per cent. and Caledonian 4 per cent. Other lines exhibit little alteration. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to 944; Midland, 1204 to 141; Great Western, 72 1 to 734 • Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1114 to I ; South Eastern, 80 to ; Caledonian, 974 to 98 ; and Great Nertllrn, 108 to 109 ; Minoheater and Sheffield stock is in demand. 154' mai Lombird - O-Venelian Railway shares are quoted to I din. Dutch Rhenish are more inquired for, and Great Western of Canada flat. I.iii l .1150, i: 00? r 1,1:09‘11 1110,810 110.000 60,000 "Mti°l ONDLNANY ARABIA LID lITOCILS. 8b IPd I RALLWATS. I Claims prices I pistasday. to 1 p.m . . - . . 11/ all IL A lana..WaLnelsorraL 11 a t -. IN 1 11 911.,1aaklas.has Bl - II Mai Nara -- - 86 all , 11171bial TIN - - - 10 an DaN5.11.6911.9116.C 6 7 - 11. ill Calsi N. IN NNW awl ins*. - salia 10 an 0919 sal lade - -• f - 11 an 0111111.ffill i I -• an De. •I • moth. Nlll6 - - - 10 all Ds II fp.s.ls pall tel. - - f 0 an Dablla sal Ila IN 61 68 - St. 100 16 an Dad../90/4.9•94./6. 1 1 9 .... lON UNI 84 . 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Illask el Owllierhunt all - - - KOOO 50 Le. CI. Banlket 410a0r1. all 221 If - 1;000 N Do. Dm - NON 1111 Lemke art 001017 • N IX NI - semo l N Lake Jskalsoik, 10 01 al - 10000 30 LasOas • Welk Lefton II if 11 dls -• Kiss 101 Lee. awl Xedralanter MI 110 57 114 10010 104 A. Dew. el Modlsol 42 - - - NON ID Da. X. - - 90,000 60 Walked flask_ - . - - - 25000 IS New Mar Wales sal Kees; 121 Orlailid SIM muter% al 64 67 411 1 kO O ark Aim l a Predadil at Daiwa lO al -1 ... ,141 - WAX 11 Soak ANI/6114 - 40.000 26 Voles W Anelnalla LOW IN UMW WiNal- 0 - - PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIIIIIIPOOI 4 lull IL—!deer to-day :—Birkenhead, It!} ! Great Waders, Tie I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 I—lon doss North Western, 94 41—North Eastern, Berwick. 10:114 — Booth 24—Orest Luxembourg, it lls. 341.—Great Wes tern of Canada, 10L 111 s. 3d. BRIMIGRAN, Ants 11. —Tho sales to-day were:--Cheater and Holyhead Five per °KIR Preference. 1101. Ns. W.—Birmingham Coml. 914-111rtninghain Banking Company, 44}-01d Union HUI sham 1 101-16. Buyers of London and North Western at ffai. Camd at dge and Kidderminster Bash at 1414, Birmingham Waterworks at 361, and Birmingham Cemetery at 9. A HUSBAND smoornro BIS Wllll.-DRZAIX FUL MUItDER. a . A dreadful tragedy took place on Monday night at the Hawkcliffe tollbar, neer Steeton, about two miles from Rashley, on the Kendal sad !Lashley road. At the toll house there resided a prson named John Holdsworth. about 37 years of age, his wife, Elizabeth Holdsworth, about 40, and his daughter, Pbiliaa, about 16 years of age. On Mon day, a brother of Mrs. Holdsworth, a man named Joseph Snowden, keeper of the tollbar at Fonlridge, near Colo., visited Holdsworth for the purpose of endeavouring to re move his sister to his own house. There have been some differences for some time past, and Mrs. Holdsworth has suffered bad treatment at the bands of bet husband. Some say that he has exhibited symptoms of aberration of mind. Snowden had, about a quarter before 6 o'clock on Monday evening, succeeded in getting his sister Mrs. Holdsworth from the house, immediately after there had been some difference between Holdsworth and his wife with regard to the payment of some toll by a passing drover or farmer. He observed his wife and brother go off, and went to the door and called her to come back. She refused ; she and her brother went on their way; and Holdsworth went into the chamber and deliberately fired a loaded gun at his wife through the glass, shooting her dead on the spot. She was taken up quite dead, scene of the contenta of the gun having been lodged in her heart. Her brother, Snowden, was also wounded by some portion of 1 the contents entering various parts of his body, including his face, head, and breast, and he bled profusely. Two per sons, a man named Thomas Shires, and • youth named ICharles Garfortb, were fishing at the moment of the dreadful 1 not, heard the report of the gun, and saw the poor woman I instantly fall dead. Holdsworth had no sooner done the dreadful deed than he left the bar house. A police man (Miles Lister) had passed a few minutes Were, and on his attention being called to the dreadful murder, he started in pursuit of Holdsworth. He found that he had gone in thedirection of the hill behind the bar house. He pursued him five miles over the hills and moor to Hayden, and there found him at his father's house. He charged him with the murder of his wife, and took him into custody. The prisoner replied, " Well, I have shot her, and you may hang me where I am." Sergeant Macdonald took charge of the toll-how, and found there a double-barrelled gun, one barrel being loaded and the other having been apparently recently discharged. The prisoner was brought the same night to Keighley re , and lodg ed in the lock-up. On Tuesday he was brought befo sT o .t e : l Sugden, Esq., and remanded till Friday. An inquest was opened yeste rd ay morning, at ten o'clock, at the Old Star Inn, Steeton, before Mr. T. Brown, of Skipton, coro ner. and after an adjournment till evening, a verdict of " Wilful murder " was returned against Holdsworth. The dreadful circumstance has crested a great sensation in the district, but the prevalent opinion is that the prisoner is insane. He looks well, and manifests the greatest indiffer ewe. Holdsworth will be brought before the magistrates on Friday. PEINCH Atraan.—We have received, from a correspondent, by the snivel of the last mail from Halifax, Nova Scotia, the following information respecting his Royal Highness :—" Halifax, May 29.—His Royal High ness Prince Alfred arrived at 11 o'clock in the morning of May 23rd, and sou • guest of Earl Mulgrave, the Governor-General. There was a large dinner party at the government Douse the same evening, at which were present the leeding society of Halifax. Friday being the queen , . bi r thd ay , the Governor-General had another large dinner and evening prty t has Royal Highness, who is in i, jo mee t excellent h the reestioo he mat with health ana *trite, mast have been highly gratifying to bun. . e - / ".. Motley there was another large dinner party. On Sunday the dinner party was confined to the Earl and Countess of Mulgrave and family, the chaplain, his Royal Highness, and Major Cowell, who is in attendance on the Prince. On Monday the Prince went out fishing with Lord Mulgrave, and they encamped out all night. On Tuesday he dined out with the general of the staff, and on Wednesday he left here for Canada He is expected to return in Jnly."— Brio/don Gazette. THE QUERN AND THE DIA, AND Dtitut—Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to contribute 50/, to the building fund of the Association in Aid of the Deaf and Dumb (Oaks, 309, Regent-street), for the purpose of erect ing • place of worship for the deaf and dumb, in which the services will be conducted in the finger and rigs language ; also a home for the aged, a lecture and reading room, &c. The donation is the result of a petition, signed by more than 300 deaf and dumb persona, praying her Majesty to assist the above asso ci ation in its endeavour to carry out the on derteking, for since they are debarred by their affliction from bearing the Word of God read and preached in ordi nary places of worship, they require services specially for them, that mode of communication being used Vi li ttr d hich they are most familiar; and as the Bishop of Loudon had ordained the Rev. S. Smith as chaplain of the above association, they were anxious to have a proper place in which to meet for worship, kr. A grand bazar, ain be half of this object, will be held in the Hanover-square Rooms, on Tuesday, the Idtb, and Wednesday, the 19th instant, which will give our readers an opportunity of help ing forward this good work. Brawn( Minuc-nam..—An inspection of the building yesterday has led to the oonclusion that the walls may he ma y available for future purposes. All else is utter ruin. The stage and orchestra, where IL Jullien wielded his Woe to a thousand performers, sod the pro cji.7B balconies, the design of which Mr. Spurgeon has M • to RO datest, in his new chapel, are all a mean of ru h. It is fortunate, however, that the fire was con fined in the hall, as though in a furnace, and that • smaller building, connected by a short omega, has entirely eeesped, thus enabling the lessees to carry oa their entertainments, although sot to the mud extent. Near 4001. had Nee expended on decoration, and every prepare. tine bad been made for what is termed the season—which at the best of times is of a most precarious character, but under present circumstances scarcely anything can sere I the proprietors from loss. The greatest sympathy, how ever, hasalreedy been expressed for them by the menial profession, and Prince George Galitain, the Russian com poser, has generously offered to undertake the organisation of a concert and al Irmo entertainment for their sole bent. fit. The building ia insured, and, it is believed, to the full amount. ---- Ewers OP • PEW:MIL—On Monday afternoon • daring escape was effected from the Southwell Gaol, Notts, by a maa named Thomas Peanoo , who was tried at the last Nottinghamshire sessions, and sentenced to two years' hard labenr, for having housebreaking implements le his pomession at Radford. He was • cordwainer, and was *replayed as such on the premises. By some mmns he contrived to make a rope of tacbiog cads, which be threw over the wall with • large stens at the other end, so that it might fall on the ground. He then scale' the wall, and having knocked the loose bricks off, descended on the other r side. He has sines been recaptured. TIAZILIBLZ AOCIDRIPT ON • RAILWAY. The tramdmad between Cameron and the Nantlle Slate Quarries Is also employed fee the conveyance of passeogers, e bag drawn by horses. On Tuesday, as the lasin al letC Naugle at 11.5 a.m. was about two miles trays Oaretavon, dawn by two horses, the first carriage get off the midst • sharp burning, which was also, unfortu nately, at the top elan embsekumat ten yards high ; the whole trade wee precipitated down the declivity, dragging the taste of horses after it. Uuhappily, Bra Rowlands, the wife of 11r. Richard Rowlands, Salk Quay, Carnarvon, was found dead among the .ii' ,•IR. Another lady bad her arm fractured, and ODO Of two others were slightly injured. is o.s .po. 77 New Shane' se.ooAl Lielsalla• Ap10g..... bertha Waliewselo.. .. Brit. tatr a ir .. B r i ts MI. • Do. II 7 Pet ii D0..03 _ . Las& Lad Channel Ulan& TeL (L) Co , te.of • lmela Palace Eng.lb rreferenoe Do. 0 p. et. Perp. Deb East' mlialrrig.& Canal /Metric Telegraph Do. New fog. and Met. Cop. Oen. Meant Navtgetion Greet Ship (Limited) Do. 17e per cent. Pret lon. District Tel. (LI Lon. Gee. Omnibus Co Madras lrrlgn. & Quasi lladltansassalasr..TaL Illedltar. TeL (Lira.) Naticeal Discoant Co NerbaddaCoaldlroCL) Da!~.a,laaslNi N. bream It N. Scot. Id. N._ DM Artemisalma le;Tai. I Piet ltivior Lend & Slim. Pisan. sad Orlon. Star* 1 - lir: Z Tait - - - I 1 . 8 6 a & Is& Tel. 0.4 Iron Royal Mail Stela ... . 1 Scottish Aust. Invades. 1 South Australia Lad' Submits. Tel. Scrip .. Do. do. Registered.. Do. d 0..& Aigot Australia (Limited) /Mt lasite tetLu.Co.U.Quisda lin. Meadows TeL ‘l.). Tan Otemmes te nd .... 1' i 1 a - . 10 - i 100 100 1 1•0 - 67 - 4 id 30 la 4 4+ se as 10 110 10 13 101 111 U 33 106 108 106 106 4 dI4 Og 97 .. 1 Si :: - S'i '4l i t 1 111 i 10• tilll4ii M diei I 1 11 i xd par i pond 11 U 70 71 11 13 pax 17 10 10 171 it i i t 107 US St . 56 e t i i i Pal } dls par 0 10 3 _i MONEY MARKET.--(171113 1141.) Two o'CLocx. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. The funds were firmer at one period of the day, when a rise of per cent. was quoted, but prices have since returned to yesterday's closing quo tations, in consequence of a renewal of sales for immediate delivery. English railway stocks are now also quoted below the best point of the morning, but in several instances are better than they closed yesterday. Confidence is inspired by the unusually fine weather. The India Five per Cent, stock is better, being quoted 98 to ex div., for money, and 98} to for the amount. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68fr. 02c., ex div., being about the same as yesterday. The Bourse is described as " -very firm." Consols are officially marked 90 and 894, ex div., for money, and 904 ex div., for the ac count. The present quotations are 894 for cash, and 904 " buyers" for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows: Bank Stock, 2311, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 894, 4,4, f ; 30 Years Annuities, 1585, 154 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 984, 98, 4, ex div. ; ditto for account, 98 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. dis. ; Four per Cent., " enfaced " rupee paper, 774 ; ditto Five per Cent., 944, 934 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 6s. dis. ; ditto June, 4s. prem. In the foreign stock market the only move ment of importance is a further rise in Mexican bonds, which are quoted 224 to 4. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quiet at 704 to 714, and that of 1858, at 554 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 984 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 984 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 28 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 224, 4 ; Russian Five per Cents., 102 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 92 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 62 ; Spanish Passive, 174 ; Turkish Six per Cents, 1858, _551 ; ditto for account, 554. The Yorkshire has arrived from Melbourne with 38,826 oz. of gold, worth 154,5001. Fors o'Cioos. Consols are quoted 29i, ex dir., for money, and 90/ to j, ex div., for the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. About 15,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The 147,0001. Australian by the Prince of Wales and Peru will probably also be taken there after being refined. The Atrato has arrived from the West Indies with 91,000/. in silver and 320001. in gold. The precise amount of specie shipped for New York yesterday by the Kangaroo was 225,9821. The Europa on Saturday, being for Boston, will pro bably not take much specie. The mail from Australia reports the departure for England of the Agincourt with 19,882 oz. of gold, the Norfolk with 58,785 oz., and the Donald M‘Kay with 50,008 oz., making together 128,6750 z., worth 515,000/. The Kleber, Marco Polo, Boreas, Thends, and Yorkshire, with 352,0001., announced by the previous mail, are also at sea, making the total on the way hither 867,0001. The London and North Western Railway traffic re turn shows this week a decrease of 1,7041. ;the Great Western a decrease of 1,442/. ; the London and South Western a decrease of 3,323/. ; and the Great Northern a decrease of 2,113/. It was rumoured that the Lancashire and Yorkshire Com pany's return will show a decrease of about 0001. The following memorandum is from the com mittee of Mali= bondholders : The committee of Mexisan bondholders have received a letter from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mexico, the 4th of May, via the United States. Sir Charles Wryke had not arrived in the capital yet, and everything about the 600,000 dole., as far as the repayment of them is concerned. is at a stand still until his arrival. M. Mats had resigned the Ministry of Finance. A quorum of members of the Congress had arrived, and it remained to be seen what that assembly will do on going into session. A special meeting of the shareholders in the Asylum Life office is called for the 27th instant, when the directors will recommend that a return of 1/. be made on all shares entitled by payment of calls to reouive it. The share certificates of the Natal Land and Colonization Company (Limited) are to be ready for delivery on the 17th instant, on signature of the articles of association. The directors of the National Provincial Bank of England announce that a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and also a bonus of 10 per cent., will be payable on the 11th July. titugoinba are the ons of insurance, gas and coke, duck, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Inswanoe.—Allianee Britiah and Foreign, 16 ex div.; Atlas, 13k, i; Argue Life, 28 ; Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 241; Ea3lq 6j, 7 ; English and Scottish Law Life, 4 ; Globe, 1001, 1 ; Indemnity Marine, 140 ; Lon don, 421, 43 ; London and Provincial Marine, 11 ; Ocean Marine, 81 ; Universal Marine, 24,1. Gas end Coke.—Great Central, 11 ; Imperial, 831; Lon don, 68. Docks.—East and West India, 116; London, 62; St. Katharine, . r ?. s * . CanainLKeitnet and Avon, 61; Regent's, 24. Waterworks.—East Loudon, 128, 1.26. Canada Government Six per Ceats. were more inquired for. The preposations for the settlement in English railway stocks yesterday showed again a scanty floating supply. Low rates of " continuation" wore accordingly quoted. London and North Western, Caledonian, and Great Northern stocks were scarce for transfer. South Eastern was in diminished supply. The following shows the terms generally current at the commencement of business. London and North Western., even to a per cent. "back. wardation." Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire -16 to a per cent. do. Berwick Midland York and Nor th Miami South Eastern Caledonan oven to a per cent. "back. wardation." Bassehester and Sheffield -16 to j per cent. contango. North British Groat Northern even to a per cont. "back. wardation." WEDIMiDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 904 to 1 ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and, after declining to 914 to 4, closed at 904 to 5-16.. For money the last price was 891 to SO. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 891, 90, 891, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 90f, f, ex cliv. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, if, ; New Three per Cents., 89f, 4; Bank Stock, 281 f, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock , 98, 97/, ex div. ; ditto for account, 984 ex .div. ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced "rupee paper, 100+. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to Is. die., and the new June bills, which were issued to-day, par to 4s. premium. The India Five per Cent. Stock has beqn in in. creased demand at the reduced quotations lately established. Transactions took place to-dayat 97/ to 98, ex div. for money. For the account the last price was 981 to 4. A fair amount of business was done in foreign stocks, but the only alternation in prices was an improvement of / per cent. in Mexican Bonds, which closed at 22k to f. Private advices are said to be of a more encouraging character than those published by the committee. The Turkish Loan of 1864 was last quoted 701 to 714 ; and that of 1858, 664 to f. The half-yearly meeting of the Channel Islaa,s Telegraph Company is called for the 26th inst. 1 I 006,000 110,000 10,000 60,000 10,600 10,000 16,000 100,000 16,200 160)0 160,000