The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-21 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P. (T. HOUSE OP COMMONS.—guts DAY.) The Mecums look the chair at hall Test 12 o'clock. NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND. Mr. Mt/NULL pee Retire that he would, no Thuraday vat, ask the Chief Secretary for Ireland to give the rases of th o se roserviimeasers of national edscatioa who directed the euppoosios of that pratioa of Kioahan's who It referred to the attead e a re of Roman catholi c ch= dunes proteeteat religious teachief, ad which the chid cumninviosers wrote should he pshhohsd. TRAM SAVINGS BANIC. Is reply to l'aptue Peracarete, The CHANCRLLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that • Wass ofpassy which visa the property of the delimiters wee in lb tossia of the tkosisiononers of the Naimoli] LS4O, bat they had so authority to regulate it. distribution. It wo ke the be proper that some essoure should he k the weber of poems coddled to it, and he did Oh& It a proper subject of consideratios whether a bill f that purpose shook' ar t h e i ntroduced at the cohost opor portunity Neat sessice. (X)NWILIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL This bill was read a second time. EXCH Ettr P.lt BON DO, 2,000,0001., BILL. Thie Lill woe reed a second tune. DoWF.D CHARITIES BILL. The house thee went into comaittes CO thin Several clauses were pared With peoschnents, the 114th Leiog omitted. clauses 19 and :Elwyn, agreed to ha clause 21, The CILANt'ELLOR of the =CHEQUER opposed the giving soy Memos of saiery to the impeellere out of the Consolidated Fwd. Re <Ad not thlsk the public parse ought to he hunleeed for mph a peupose. 'nu ATTORNEY.GILNERAL thought there should be a Hauer giving compensative to the inspectors to a limited amount denved from the trust funds committed them great and onerous duty which wee sot contemplated when they accepted their offices. A clause should in his ropint.qi I.e lorought up VII the report, adding 2001. a year to their ineorner. :After one's ilieruuion the clause as intended was agreed to, on the utiderstamling that such • clause as the Atturibey lienenel sinaporial iwtrnrinewi Mr. HADY I ELL new claim gii nig the coiniuni ....tien power to appoint an inspectorsuditor in certain more. The ATTORNEY•GENERAL oppoved the motion. The house divided : Ayes 6 Noes 43-37 The bill was thou reported. sad the hutue resum ed. [Lett eittlieg.] - - - BRAWICI-UPONYWRED ELECTION INQUIRY. THE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST ME. DISRAELI . SATURDAY, AUGUST 18. —At to-day'A r s aga it4i t p, Robert Douglas, solicitor, was re•examined a t peat I , mod made some explanatory statements with to Matthew If Hidlemur, and um payment of witnesses in Lowden. Mr. Ralph Anstrother Etrle, &candidate for the borough in April, entered into detail. explaining his TOMOS. for beeoming A candidate, and the prospects he had of .I.ICOMPO. He continued - I know a person named Brdie. Shortly before the change of government in ItCsi 'even! member... 4 parliament Liked Mr. Disraeli to see Sergeant kirdie. Mr. Disraeli promised to make an appointment, but was unable to do so. But one day, as hr was walking to Westminster, Brodie accosted him, and walked with him to the house. Mr. Disraeli, thinking he had been badly tined, encouraged him; the otiuw.mence wag that Brodie uaal to he in wait for him and talk to him. One of the first letter. I received, as asentary to Mr. Disraeli, was from Bnnlie, slaking for an interview. Mr. Disraeli docketted the letter to the effect that he knew the man and desired MP to see him. Brodie came and related the circumstances under which he had been deprived of Ma appointment. Mr. Disraeli spoke to General Peel, sod General Peel promised to inquire and ascertain whether anything could he done for him. The rets.rt receives! by General Peel was unfavourable, and one of the reasons against lila being employ st.l was that Brodie wan mad. Mr. Disraeli did not concur in this opinion. In April, 1.t59. Broths *meted Mr. Iniraeli in the lobby, and raked to speak to him in a priest* place. Mr. Disraeli acceded, atal Brodie said he had lad Ma employment, and that be was in want. Mr. Disraeli said he could not hold out any hope of his being minstalled in the public mentor. bit thought he might get something todo in connexion with the election - •meanihg as a messenger or paid cam trawler. He also told Brodie that he might g. to Mr Roe and mention his name. Reich' said, "Oh! th.t won't do- can't you give me something written:" WI, rem. M r. Disraeli took up an envelope,and wrote what, to use Mr. Inarselt's own espremion, might be read at thariag.ernai. That is Mr. I st.raeles handwriting (memo raadum produced). A statement such as Mr. Ntool made here was very current inparliamesitary circles at the time of the Entine election. With to the statement that Itrolie had introduced me to &hiding clubs, he met me in Leicener.square, and told me there wag an exciting a tieal debate going on, end a s k e d me if I wou ld go and it. He took nie to a place where I found several iitting at a table drinking beer. He then " people have come to the wrong pima.," and I was never with him 1 4 118 . Adjourned until Monday morning. Till ING Ll3ll VOLLINIMS JOROARIBALDTS ALLAY NEWCASTLE.ON-TYNP, MONDAY, 1.30 P.m. -• A Sroo , ll deal tri interest has been incited this morning, in museum ace of the reeyor of Gateshead (G. Craw•hay, Fel.) applying to the Seward, bench of tote. fix a summer spilt Mr. J. B. , se of the Newcastle Dodo CAno•fele, for an inftisige meet of the act prostate, spinal facets% aslistisest. Mr. 'rweetiay atteetl last Friday at the court, bat.. there was only owe intretrate ea the 'beach the matter stood oyes, that, in lb. niesetime, be might make barrelf aomannted with the law. The MOM* (J. Blackwell, Fag.), Mr. flails. mu, and other magistrates, were prevent. Mr. Crawshsy renewed his apple -stem. He stated that the act wee still is f. wee, and it was reprinted has year. He then put in a written statemeut coutuning ititnicts from the D•dp flinfawfr, which entracte he regarded as a violation of the act. The lest article was " Who will fight for r and was to the effect that Englielimen parti cularly were wasted, and &alum who were isclinad to go. Another &Miele contaised (Imbue Btylei's letter (from the Newel, anti an article which appeared us Friday, mi ins they had h a d numereus i nqui ries at the CArowide otflee by gentlemen wishing to join, and they had bass desired to state that Caplets *elm would sot have time to tome here. as his stay was limited to a fortaight, but any tarty could see him at Andertrm's Hotel. Means would be afforded to carry out any volunteers. They would be at liberty to return at &ay time et their own •ipesee, but if they remained till the end of the campsite Batty would be sent back free. The article alai said that there were ways and means ter supplying arms, ammuni tion, and pay, at the expense of the Sicilian government. The beech retwe I to conaeler the matter, and shortly rt• turned. The Mayor said A seemed to them that, to con stitute an offence el this kind, there must he • personal con tact between the party °Heeding and the inhviduals at tempted to be wrought upon. Now, it was not alleged that Mr. Langley had come nito personal contact with an, isehriduals for ilte purpose of euliatment, or p their enbunient. After acute further remarks, the bear , he mud. .61 ma consider they would il• warranted in granting the request. Mr. Urstashaw mid he should apply to the Court of Queen's Bench for • maodamus to compel the magistrates to grant the summons. A letter from Frankfort of the 12th instant idea.. that the Fleet", of Hems had been stopped, on the public promesade at Henan, by some persona, who abused him in the coarsest terms, accused him of breech of faith, and demanded (nen him the re-establishment of the Cent.ti lotion"( POI. The Elector was compelled to take refuge in • jeweller's shop. tRIDALDI AND THE SWIM.. —A committee of Swiss patriot+, hat ing forvrardod d, Garilialdi. through Major (At, of the Federal army, • magnificent rifle, received the following letter from the General :—"Swies patriots,— The generous gift of a ride, which 1 have received from you, thr.nigh Major tbtt, has been very gratifying to me. this manife.tetion on the part of the noble Swiss nation is a recompense for the little I have been able to do in favour of the liberty of the peoples, and I shall be grateful to you all illy life. Italy advances with a firm and decided step tow itt. p.ditical independence. The brotherly empa thic. of the sons of William Tell will be • favourable augury for the suvompli.hnient of her destinies. Receive my thanks, men of liberty, you who faithfully guard the holy flame of liberty. May the li-eternity et the peoples be no longer a rain word, au.l may our two latices units as the waters of ear rivers, tail form only coo family. —I sun, with friendly gratitude, your (Area, o.th/sum." Ti.sl,• SDI. FA FD4TI VAL AT TIIICIITIITAL PALACI. On the 4th of September the Tonic Sal Pa adult claims intend to imitate the example of their Mesa* pied KM sort at the Cry.tal Palace. 'l'onic Sol 11 , • ladles and gen tler:2in will "sae from Scotland, from the Wog Ridieg of Yorkshire. from the Staffordahire Patiewiss, from Brighton. as well re. from the great metropolis, to this plabarMi, and will hold a coueert to the greet Orcheetrs. But the novelty of the day'. proetedieg. will take place some haws before the great coocort, when • loonier "1 their beet choirs will compete for price.. There will also be sight-singing testa. Every member of the greet chore, has plumed through au tt111.11•46441 anti obtained what is ....Red the elerueutary cer tificate .4 the Tooth- Sol Fa methol. Those who will Cam- Wt.' 1111‘1, what is a higher certificate. Such • eoMpetitien of ch"iri.oi a large wale has *ever before been attempt e d in England. although in tlerioany these music festivals ere of 'reports oceurren.e. In the course of the day the :Sottish clowist.r. will .cod sonic of their harnio• biota miasma warm and will gim • ihitaart tow.ert of their ova as the day following. • LAM INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wan Mr. Oremlases Peubiessque.) TIM LUTZ= litAtli.--110111 lIAIRBUFTIC UM. Mr. 1./abider prisseated a peados f or adjudication of bankruptcy whet Witham Distorts. boot sed shoo mane torturer, dDavestry. Aljudkatioo was made. The peti. hos* areditor is Mr. Corr, warehouseman, of Ironmonger. hae. The about 4,00 bankrupt's liabilities are stated at 20,0UtY. ; arosto ot. Is as emus-vox. Mr. Raid proemial a pstitioe against David Taylor If Thema, straw- it deafer, of Noble -street. Adjudim tioa was made. The petitioning creditor is Mr. Atkins, wholesale straw-hat dealer, of Barbican. The liabilities are not of large amount IN as 06CAR ILZIFWAR. The bankrupt was described as a merchant of Martin's. lane, Canoonatreet. This was the examination meeting. His liabilities are 4,1001. ; assets, =Of. ; property held as eseartty, 1,a61/. The ed acomustelbeing only just filed, an adjournment was niuder Mr. applied for th e b an k rup t' s di sc h arge from custody. He had been in prison since June. Having done all he could to comply wit h t h e l aw he now asked for his discharge. The amlioitim was opposed on behalf of creditors. There had hose two pea,wus applications to Mr. Coin. misicieer Holroyd Mr. Comm iss i oner F ine , b ut w i t h. out soccer. It appoarieg p that there were certain goods which had ma been given u, Ha Honour made au order for the bankrupt's discharge cooditiaoal on thou, goods being !given up to the oficia/ utigurr• TN R MIXON N. The bankrupt was a E merchant SA , of DER St. May Aie and NeLion , quare. This wu the examination meeting. The balance-sheet extends over twelve months, and shows debts 15,017/., but nearly the whole of them were ow • ng pre viously. The creditors are principally resident The trading ap pea red to have been merely nominal, an the bankrupt's purchases in the twelve months bad been only 12IL, on which he had made • profit of Y. 9s. ld. Mr. Benham was for the assignees sod Mr. Hannah for - His do - uour observed that it was a very extraordinary case. The bankrupt owed 15,0001., and there was not a shilling of &meta. He might pus, subject to all questions at the certificate meeting. IN /lAALlittl PUNT. The bankrupt was described s a civil engineer and coal merchant, of Wharf-road, City.rcsd, and an underwriter of Lloyd'a. Thin was the examination meeting. The accounts, prepared by MOWS. Robinson, Nicholls, and Co., are voila. minus. The following is a copy of the balance-sheet, ex tending over two years prior to the bankruptcy Da. To creditors : On underwriting account . £4,239 6 7 On general account .... 0 0 0 Private account 65 0 0 21,)34 6 7 To liabilities for claims which may arise upon policies underwritten by ma as toile amount of which 1 can form se Mg !wet 0 0 0 To creditors !elan neer* To capital en the let Jemmy, IVA In clusive d underwriting Wanes) 3,794 0 6 To profits ea general business To premiums on policies 35,104 15 10 To liabilities on bills Is ceivable £1,564 19 1 £43,34919 5 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1860. rift ANCIENT 01111ZE OP roma:rims' DZYONBrJArIoIV.—(ySI3 DAY.) The annual demonstration of the Ancient Order of Foresters' Registered Friendly Society has during the het five years been the mesas of attracting more persons to the Crystal Palace than any other celebration ; and, judging from the number that had arrived up to neouterdey, the visitors this year will be more numerous than ever. Teem" a description of the approaches to London-bridge statics, the Pimlico station, and the main road, would be mareely pos sible. To say the morning looked like a Derby cee would faintly convey an idea of the sight. As early ea 8 o'clock immense crowds of well-dreseed persons of both sexes took up their positions at the London-bridge station, and the doors being thrown open in the course of a few minutes the rush became fearful—women screamed, and children cried, but owing to the admirable arrangensente the crowd managed to get into the first train and each succeed ing one without accident. Before 9 o'clock in the morning no fewer than 171 carriages, pleasure vans, and dog-carts bad passed the Elephant and Castle at Newington, and from that time came vehicles of nearly every description, from the four-in-hand to the dog cart, each filled with company, most of the males being dressed in the green Robin Hood costume. Flags and streamers waved from the various vehicles, whilst in many of the carriages were bands playing lively airs, such ea " Sold Robin Hood was a forester good," the National Anthem, kc. How such a number of vehicles, with such a seat amount of company, can reach the palace without aecti dent seems difficult to understand ; but it is hoped that nothing will occur to mar the pleasure of the day. The demonstration is made for the purpose of augmenting two of the most important funds of the order, via, the widow and orphan, and funeral funds. This society has, according to the prospectus, over 150,000 members, including members of both houses of the legislators, clergymen, memben of the bar, and the working classes. The objects are to p r ovide a -•tperid to th e n ur , t, m , im trea i s atter toe tt or toe husband, oho niinrbaffi , Iffiliintages when the members are in distress. LONDON, TILBURY, AND SOUTHEND EXTEN SION RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the ordinary half-yearly meeting of troprietois was held at the London Tavern, Mr. J. N. DAN! cu. in the chair. The following report was taken as read The' total receipts for the past half-year amount to 20,8601. Is. 7d., and the expenditure to 13,855/. 14e. 4d.. leaving a net balance of 11,801/. 71. 3d. Compared with the correeponding period of last year, the balance of the pre sent account is less by 141/. lls. 10d. The extremely nn favourable weather that has prevailed this year has no doubt had its influence in producing this result. The re ceipt. and payments on capital account remain the same as at the 31st Deember last. Upwards of one humbed of the new houses at Southend are nearly finished, and will soon be ready for occupation." The CHAIRMAN in moving its adoption observed that as there was no new feature in the report or the accounts he bad no occasion to detain them with many preliminary re marks. It would be satisfactory to the meeting to learn that there had been no addition to the capital account during the peat half•year. Considering that this was a line which depended to a great extent on pleasure traffic it was not surprising that the cold wet weather which had prevailed almost from the commencement of the year had affected the receipts. Every railway that cultivated pleasure traffic had suffered from the same cause, and when he told them that upon one line with which he warn connected wet weather from the Saturday to the Monday made a difference of at least SOO/. in the week's takings they might, be thought, be thankful that the result in their own case was as favourable as the accounts showed it to be. Last year it was announced by the board that Messrs. Peto, Betts, and Braaeey, their lamas, were about to undertake the building of a number of houses at Southend, and it was gratifying to him to be now able to state that they had alriady completed nearly one hundred of these houses, all of which were laid out in the best style, and planned by Mr. Barry, the architect, so as to supply the largest amount of comfort and convenience. There had long been a great want of such accommodation, and there was reason to hope now that it was provided that Southend would be come one of the most feabionable, as it was now ens at the most delightful, watering places. The new steamboat placed on the ferry had given great satisfac tion, and had added much to the popularity of this fa vourite line. He had only to add that the permanent way was in a most satisfactory state, and begged in conclusion to move the adoption of the report. Mr. J. Wiled' seconded the motion. A SEMIENOLDIS inquired bow much per cent. had been the earnings of the past two half-years. The CHAIRMAN—ads new as I can calculate about 3j per oat. TM motion was then put and carried unanimously. Mr. 0. Sierra propoeed Mr. Chas Wlietham, one of the anditon of the 131ackwall line, to the vacant auditorship. The motion was seconded and carried, and Mr. Whetham having returned his acknowledgments, the usual compli ment was paid to the chairman, which terminated the business. LISiaLTHiB Y. Two o'Ciocz- The railway share market today is fairly sup ported, although the present quotations are some• what below those current at an earlier period of the day. Eastern Counties and Great Northern stocks have advanced per cent. The other leading descriptions are quoted much the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western is noted 102 to ; Great Western, 72 to ; 126 to 1, ex div., and ex new shares ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108 to 1, ex div. ; South Eastern, 891 to 1 Caledonian, 941 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1171 to 1181 ; and Eastern Counties, 541 to 551. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain dull, at 11 to 11 die. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is better, though exhibiting • reaction from the best point of the morning. East Indian Rail way stock is in better demand. 10,000 76,000 10,000 8 11,000 10,000 80,000 11,000 10,000 -78000 10,000 *ZOO 11 10,000 78,000 16,000 10,000 101,116 00,000 10,000 100,000 80,000 46,174 11.1 30,000 •0,000 .. MBITISM roeumuoNL ' L I N I lAG.Wars. I 1 . 0 ail Ally &W. In Cl"l46"ml urW. E agle t° 1 9. 164147 a. 21 16 k 100 Da Da m.. Bar. &C.1n.2.69.0. 931 Ng 1111 13 16 do. 8.. . 19 1 1 dla .• We all MgMlaiklakeHurceill. 6 61 sof all Do. Mew — 10 a/1 Da Ilielepww• Ol 11 101 1110 Ip.o. Nds., Aug. 1,1371 ladorsedb2o.&4. 7 •—• 100 1W Do. Jally 1,1 y 873, ditto. ll . 7 0 75 -- MO 100 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto. es 73 6 3 Oaletala &8. Bastem 1 Ws 9 pro -- BO 3 Cage T.&Dookttpe.gue 1 2 dl - 1100 71 3eylotk gwa. 4 6 a re Nat. 1 Of dls 71 Zaatern Be ft 100 Bast Indian 00 16 Do. Extendon F — 90 16 Do. Jobbulpore i Ws 100 011 Do. 4 4 p. a. Debut /0 100 100 all Do. 6p. et. do lOl 101 102 10 all Geelong & Melbourne 219 124 ea 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 30 31 319 301 100 all Do. 6 per et Fret 100 an Do.flec.Pref.o p ct.Bc 7l 74 100 all Do. 6 per ct. Debent 66 if 1189 100 all Do. 7 pot et. 1862 63 61 06 100 all Do. do. 1807 6l WI 62 100 all Do. do. 1871 6O 66 61 W. 100 Gnat Indian Pentasula OS 97 10 I Do. New 10 13 Ot. O. of India g. S a ul 2 i di. —. 201 all OtWeet 121 12 1 9 101 18 Do. Now B9 dls 100 all Do•Bd&.vare.optunoo w 97 100 all Do. do. 73 opt. WI 60 96 97 —• 100 all Do. do. 73 wlthoutop. 96 W 100 all D 0.61 p. ct. Bda. , pay. /7 90 92 .. It 100 Madras Guar. 44 per et. 68 85 p. MO Do. do. 6 per ea Pt 26 It 1110 Do. 4I per et. Law. 28 110 -- W 10 Do. 4th Wan. do. K 100 Nelb.Corp.6o. et —.— N all N. Brunswick & Canada ChM A cap. ah. 6 — N all Do. do. Lead de. S / f 0 all Do. do. Bay. do. I V 10 ail Do. do. Lad da 1 I I It. Gude (Malted) ,,— 0• 1 Op. .... 96. • ade 97 10 7 Do. PanAub 0 4 IN Do.lnd.Bl.llolg. & 94 10 I MO TtinidedJAndted. lofty I les 10113161 94. 04.Nowth.4p.e..lan&July 100 10,916 et Norfolktp.c.llar.&Sept. 100 98 06 WWI 101. N. last. 4p.et. Jan I.July 100 911 1110 610,010 I N. OELWorc. &c.4lp.ct. do. 100 .... Ilk loottlah N. lag. 4ta et. 00 1111 96 SRITISEI roeumuoNs. 111C171111,16. Nix 11/61 Amon. I Pd. I Cl. prism I Sale. .... .. Can.Oov.lp.o.Ja&okiaL 100 112 116 114 .... .. Do. 6 per cent., 1879 lOO - - 115 111 .... .. Do. 6 per cent. ISM lOO - - - .... .. Do. 'per cent., 181311 - 100 - -.- .... .. Do. 6 per et. Feh.&Asig. 100 109 Ul - ... .. Do. 'per ct. MarAllop. 100 113 116 - %Kan J Do. 5 per cent. 1 Do do. eery? 5B - - - .... .. New Brunew.oor.4p.ot lOO 106 lft - .... .. N. B. Wales 0v.6 p. a IMO 100 99 100 - .. .. Do. sp. c., 1371 to 1376 100 99 100 - .. .. Do. sp. c.. 1848 ..... .. Nova Moths 6p. Ct. Bt( .... .. Deb. redeem. 187 .5 . - 100 107 106 - .... .. S. Anat. Gov. 6p. e. Bonds 100 107 109 - .. _ TlnOv.6p.c.Jan.&3uly 100 - - - .... _. Da 60.f1p.c. Apr.4loot. 100 1(91 1001 1001 1 1 =MOH =NIL 0. M. Mill dd. I rd. 4 , . Cosa (Phlllmk) 41110 61 61 -1 4. 29 1 Iron - .. • .. I .G. Co.. (Tavistk ) 1 430 MO ... .. Basset (Moon) - .. Caradon - Wh. Russel (Tarfalk ) 7t. 14. 1 87 IS e .. ambler & St. Anbyn 641 30 M - .. . South Tolgus 17s. 111 12 - C.. MIR Alhvd (Fhlllociti mac, 1 1 - .. r - .. o.renville Wk. Tor (Helatoa) 6.14.6 2 91 - G - i .. Berod'eFoot SI. 11a. 29 10 'd /211 1 4 - 1 - Lady Bertha L&O. .... I N tairet (Uny Lelant). 5 - .. N. Frances (Mogan) - 9M .. N. Wk. Basset (I noon) Ik. 6 I 1, .. North Wheal Crotty 4.400 .. Par Cate. (Bt. Blasey) . 11 12 13 - LIM 10 Providence (U. Le lan t). 10.5.7. 45 07 - 12,000 .. Sortrldse Con. Min. Co. 115. 11 11 .- 512 .. S. Caradon M. Clear) ll 2924 M7l - 6,000 .. 9. Caro Brea (Illogan) . N 21 41 .... 116.090 1 8. Devon Iron & Om. Wining (Um.) - .. 8. W. Frances (Illo(an) 13.1&9. 144 i 1 - Stray Park • l&O. 66 64 9, f Ilunar SIL & Lead kIn.C. 44 121 - 6 10 Tin Croft 36 .. Vale of Towe Us. M. - 0, .. West Hemet ; moon) ll 17 18 - Caradon ( 6 65 CO 60 .. West Baton - 512 .. Wh. Basset !Mogan) - • .. Wb. Boller atedruth) 6 85 90 - 4,... - Wh. Kdward Paddock) 01 2 27 .- 1, .. Wh. Kitty (Un. Want) 1.7.9. 131 141 UM .. W (Men heal Mazy Ann henlot) 1,960 .. WI. Trelawney (Usk ) 61 St IS 241 101IZION ILIMMI. Bon Accord, Witted Dras.lmp. (luatiLpta) Do. St. John del key Do. land d Min. Oa Cia.Con. Min. Co. Ina Cobre Copper CoPIAP O Run Mountain Copper i;: --- 04. Northers otS. Aostralla C (ua w ) Ispanda Lam) UaFos. li lb. art li AU. - 7 --- 1 - ' i ais par 1 ti a* vi Lositostisa ads= N. ell S Aiming= Pontebsuallystiosd Port Scottish Austin. (La) Vaned Mexican Worthing (Lbs.) Do. MONEY MARKET.--THRO DAY. JOINT STOCK Two o'C GOOF. 41 44 11_ 11 i 1 an I au -- a r 3 3 dla Ikiilet ir par zd I id* l e tab I I The funds to-day are firmer, in consequence of an improvement in the weather. Consols exhibit an advance of 1 per cent. Little business is going forward. Thu railway share markets are likewise rather stronger, but the upward tendency is re strained by the inactivity of business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rent.r were quoted 68fr., being about I per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93, 921, and 931 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 921 to 93 for money, and 93 to * for the 6th of September. The official business r e p or t i s as follows —Bank Stook, 2311 ; Three per Cents. R e d uce d, 931, L ; New Three per Cente” 94, 1, }; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 161 ; Indian Stock, 2161 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, 3 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; Five per Cent " enfaeed " rupee paper, 961 ; Exchequer Bills, Is. to as. prem. • The foreign stock market is quiet. The Turkish lean of 1864 is steady, at 731 to 74, and that of 1868, at 60 to 1. Russian scrip is marked prom. Spanish Bonds are firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three pee Cents., for account, 201; Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 94 ; ditto Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 1860 (scrip), prem. ; Sardinian. Five per Cents., 82 ; ditto for account, 821, t ; Spanish Three net .a.at5._.401...J., 144 auto per Cents., 1858, for account, 601. There was a good demand for money yesterday in the general market, and 4 per cent. was the lowest rate. Short-dated paper is taken readily, but as regards long engagements great caution continues to be shown. The amount of business at the Bank was considerable. Of the 174,5001. by the Agincourt only a limited amount has yet been purchased for the Continent, there being little demand. A conside rable amount is expected to be taken to the Bank out of the recent supplies from Australia and America. The anticipation of difficulties in the Manchester and other trades through the impossibility of selling various classes of goods suitable to the spring and summer seasons, is confirmed by the announce ment of two stoppages. The first is that of Mews. J. J. Tilley and Co., Manchester warehousemen, who have stopped payment, with liabilities roughly computed at 35,0001. The circular issued is as follows: 7, Gresham-street, London, &C., August. 20, 1860. consequemee of the embarrassed position of their affairs, Messrs. J. J. 1511ey sad Co., wholesale warehouse men, of Breed-street, Cheneide, have suspended payment and petitioned the Court of Bankruptcy under the Private Arrangement Act. With the concurrence of their principal creditors they have placed their books in my hands, with inetractions to prepare a statement of their affairs, which shall be submitted to a general meeting of the creditors, to be convened at an early period, and of which due notice will be given you. I shall feel obliged by your forwarding to ma particulars of your claim without delay.-1 am, yours faithfully, CHARLES F. Kiate. Messrs. Chicken and Bodily, a wholesale house doing a considerable business in the Manchester and woollen trades, have also suspended. The cir cular imued in this case is annexed : 40, Cheapside, London, August 20. We regret exceedingly to inform you that we find oar selves tinder the necessity of suspending payment. Our books have been placed in the hands of Mr. William J. White, the accountant, of Moira Chambers, 17, Ironmonger lane, who wdl submit • statement of our affairs to you at the earliest possible period. Meanwhile, begging your kind corudderatiou,—We are, Tour obedient sernMis, esteem and BODILLT. At a meeting of the creditors of Mr. Edmond Buvelot, leather factor, held yesterday, it was re solved to accept • composition of 6s. in the pound, payable at 2,4, 6, and 12 months, the estate to be under inspection. At a meeting yesterday of Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company, a dividend of ls. per share was declared. The proposed dividend on the shares of the Not tingham and Granthau Railway and Canal Com pany is officially announced at the rate of 31 per cent. per annum, against 3 per cent. per annum foe the first six months of 1869. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8331., and the South Eastern an increase of 1,5861. A third tail of H. per share is to be paid upon the additional capital of the Pleenix Gas Com pany by the Ist of October. A mll of 1/. 10e. per share is to be paid by the contributories of the Birkbeck Life Assurance Com pany by the 10th Sept. MOYDAT EVMMIG. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921, " buyers," for the 6th of September, opened and closed to-day at 921 to 93. For money the last price was 921 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 1 ; ditto for account (September 6), 92i, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 Bank Stock, 203 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1 869, 1031, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 4s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 101 i. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was quoted 1(Ki1 to The Indian rupee paper was flat. Exchequer Bills were quoted ls. to 4s. prem. Little business was done in the foreign stock market. The Turkish Loan of 1864 declined 1 per cent., closing at 731 to 74, whilst that of 1858 is steady, at 591 to 601 cum die. Russian Scrip was marked 1 prem. Sardinian Bonds remain fiat. A farther reduction took place to-day in the shares of the Bauk of Australasia after the meet ing, owing to the reduction in the dividend. Oriental Bank were inquired for, and other bank shares steady. In the miscellaneous share market there was no variation of importance. Rod Sea Telegraph were firmer, at 181 to 1, ex int. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Oman Marine Insurance 2 to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, g to 7-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to 1 din ; illlivara Company (Sweden), to prem. ; East India Irrigation, par to m. ; Royal Cremorne Gardens Company, pre to prem. ; and National Freehold Cemetery, Ito prem. The shares of the Bank of Turkey have advanced to 11 to 1 dis. Nova Scotia government bonds were inquired for, land advanced 1 per cent. 2(47 xd _'4 54 N ... 1111 le I MINES.-THIS DAY. 1:11 — le Ise id Two o'CLocw. The mining market to-day is steady. Wheal Clifford shares have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 231 ; West Caradon at 66 ; and Wheal Trelawney at 242. The undermen tioned mines have also met with transac tions in that establishment, though not officially marked, viz., Devon Groat Consols, West Seton, Trencrom, East Basset, Alfred Consols, Wheal Margaret, Now Seton, and Camborne Veen. In foreign and colonial mining securities no alter ation has occurred. THZ WRATH= IN SconaND.—Cloudy, sullen skies, and heavy oceaaioual showers, still continue the enter of the day. Yeatenlay and Saturday comparatively little ruin fell, but for hours each day heavy surcharged clouds Booted, Rt no great height, through the air, aud seemed to threaten an immediate deluge. In England the quantity of rain which has fallen weak! sprat- to have been considettably greater thaw in the southern and central parte of Scotland ; wLilst in the highlands it has been ut some pieces conisidembly lea.. This accounts for the some. what singular position ot things in regard to the harvest-- the crops in Scotland in wally iiistanc,:s more advanced than they are . % the south. -Cla.grwr MOlllikj Journal. ROYAL FREI 11.0sPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-ROAD. The number of patients relieved at this licepi:al during the week ending Angina 1$ was 2,345 ; of which 661 were new OWL COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. XENOINg-LANK-THIS pAY.). SCOAIL —The Bar et has *period quietly ; piivatoly a cargo of 1,990 boxes of No. 13 liavannah sold at 295. for Copenhagen. Bawd continues dull of male, without charige in prices. Corr= —The public sales advertised for the week being large, the market privately is inactive. Reit. —The 'market has been active ,• 550 puncheons sold, Trinidad, Is. id. ; Dimsrara, 11. 9d. to Is. 10d. ; good Cuba, la. 9d. . . . Rica—There has been a good demand for cleaned ; about 2,400 hap sold ; boating cargoes are also in good re quest at been prices. SA MITI& —The market le quiet. WITON. —2,100 bales saki at previous prices. TALLOW I[AItEI'T.—(THIB DAT.) The market is steadg at the following prices :—Town tallow, 51s. 9d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the 51s. 3d. ;S. 51s. ; Oek. to Deo., 51s. ; Dec., SD. ; Jan. to liar* 51/.9d. HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davie mad Co. report trade stisdy at the (of lowing quotations :—Prime meadow ha 7, 76a. to 86e. ; sa• parior ditto, 96a. to 105 a. ; inferior do., 81k to 71:%. ; new do., 60.. to 90a. ; clover, old, 955. to 121 ; ditto new, 80e. to 100 s. ; straw, 30. to Mis. PROVINCIAL SMARR SUBLETS. [impugn., At:MEW 20.—ealee to-day •—Birkesihead, 80180 *— Calednnian Stock, 941 94—Pastern Counties, 10 12-16 10 15-16 Great Northern Stock, 1113 118—Oreat Westerns, 721 7211—lanca shire sad Yorkshire, 100 1001—London and North Nt'estern. 109 1021 I—Manchester, She Meld and Lincoln. 424 421—Midland Stock, ex all. 1241 126—DIttn, new shares, 11 1 1 7-16 p.—North British Stock. 6065—North Staffordshire, 91 d.—lforth Sus. tern Berwick Capital Stock, 96197 ex die.—Di to York Capital Stock, 811 261—West fil ex die—Leeds Stock, 621 ex diw—South Eas- tern, MI , Oford. 451 461—Dateli ihealsh 4 25d.—Oreat Luxemb Midland ourg, 6 13-I x 6 65—Grand Trunk of Canada , :174zGrem Water': of Canada, 12 5-16 lt 746—Ditto, new 81 85 d.—Buffalo and Lake Huron. 5 51—Great Ship, Ss. lus.—Thames and Mersey Marine Company, 7.H 1 p. MANCHZSTER, Avoca! 20.—The market was firm and improv ing ail day, closing at the hest. A Rood bedtime In Doren Midlands, 12—Dovere, 26 11-16—Thames and Mersey, 7-16 p.— North British. 66 Gads, 100-1111nols Central shares. U Loadoias, 1021—Trunks,71—Midland New, 11p—Oreat Waslonss, ABAZNIC AN A PURIFInt OF THZ Truisms.—" says Dr. Letheby, " perchloride of iron were need for the disinfection of sewage, as much as one pert of anemic would exist in 3,000 of the sediment," and the accumulation of it in the bed of the river might at any time serve to frustrate the ends of justice in cams of alleged poisoning by weenie where the poisoner could manage .to condign his victim to the river T ham es. If perchlonde of iron be need as a dis infectant of the Thames there will be mat into the river not less than a hundredweight and a half of arsenic daily. Those who are not profoundly versed in chemistry know enough about 'ramie to be prepared to take the law into their own hands, and by sheer force put a stop to so gigantic • wickedoem, if the Metropolitan Board should at last decide against Dr. Letheby, and accept the flimsy rea sonings, the distorted facts, the poisonous doctrines of Drs. Hofmann and FranklataiL Hitherto we have dealt with those chemists as we would always wish to deal with men of science, and that la with something more than oommon place respect, for chemistry has helped with the sister sciences in making us what we area greet, a wealthy, and a progressive people. But when it comes to a proposed amok:Mimi of the Thames to the extent of • hundred weight and • half daily, we are inclined to um terms that have an ugly look in print. If the Board of Works ask, " When doctor disagree, who shall decider let them take this for • reply, " Do not doctor the Thames at all." Adopt a rational system of town drainage ; convey the sewage to plans where there are men ready to pay a good price for it, and who can turn it into gram, and corn, and turnips, for the good of the nation, and then, the Thames being no longer a polluted stream, there is an end of the foam about disinfeetenta, and the horrible proposal to incorporate arsenic with its waters.-- C/ho Prem. SOUTH Kractustcron Mosinee.—During the week ens , / ing August 18 the visitors have been as follows : On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday (free dam), 4,905 on Monday and Tuesday (free evenings), 4,261. On the three student,' 'days (admission to the public 6d.), 1,476; one students' evening (Wednesday), 191 ; total, 10,830. From the opening of the MIISNOTH. 1,802,238. MeSErlie or P*vmrrs, SOUTH KLIOHNOTOH.— N timber of • isitora for the week ending August 18, 2,549 ; total number since the opening of the museum free doily (May 12, 1868), 256,277. OADINARY MAR' AND NTOCKS. 3i . Ipd I 3 ,,,,, 8Th. 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R 104 - 194 171 North Stoffordshire 34 di 1/4 so 10 Nott&GranthamlLLC. 7 - 10 an Peebles - - N all Portsmouth - - - 10 all Wrong - - -* N. 100 Sostilsk Owned - N. DO floottlth N. Z. AWLS*. SI 33 - 11100 Scottish Midland O3 83 - 106 Shropshire Union - 19 all Olttingbourned Nacre. 0 7 - 111. 00 Booth Devon le 4 i Se 100 Booth /Aste 4 84 86. 101 Baulk Wales rn - N. 103 B. Yreirah.t River . 80 81 - ft an etalaseWeld2Ors." II 111 - IS an Stockton 2 DienneSse N ID ad - 16 U Ditto Nile Ps zd U. Taff vas N s/1 Mar - N 29 Do. .aq . 1 D SRN Val* o. of Neagh 10 ell Vidalia Stn.& Plans* 114 114 - 100 Waterford • ILllkeemy - - - N all West Donswall 64 74 7 4 N all West Lowden - - - 00. 00 'Wont 51141and-Ozford 46 47 - PREIZZLIICII sum MIL • lasear 4 p. ad 114 Carlealan, 110 DumPerth,tt Aber. J on Bed Anglian, A, p. Do 61 . Do.. C,7 p. d ▪ Coun. Ad, 6p.oLlfal Do. do. Na! Do. New O p. d At laden Union. 4 p. Ma ilk Glasgow bpd • ,Dan.. 4. p.O. Northern, 6p d. Ddiared.a6 10 p.olpm. Da Mewl SNl=lp. npra .I.st Prof. Ot.WasliNaindliants Do. raised 6i p. cent Do. rased p. oda Do. Inadsaa. p. Dolp.eltaisan Pod. Do. am. Pod duns Do.ChestsrPLllLla.o. Do. do. do. {pa Do. Dad Ova. Stook Do. Chad One Siam Do. do. do Do. do. do Lma Yorks& p.e.81 Ladlairlga..6 p.e.Ona et No. 1 Do. I p.a. do. No.! Do.llp.s. do. DoDo.l.e. do. Nat . p.s. do. ~.. deals& d 0... Do. 7p. e. !rd. dock . DoAlp.ado. (W. &W.A.) Do.4p. e. 66. (dlr. del NU 1866 Loo. dialheas sod Dover Let N Cov.dN et ai t. Ve. • W..64.1ate tandondrryiEnnls.lo Ilan.Shef. d Line.dp. et Do. Ad Do. la per cent .. Do. redeemable 6 p.ot. Ildlandeons.ep.c.Steeit Do. Cone. and B. ilp.a Do. eSp.ct. Pref. °took Do. Lel. er 'Rollin 4 p.c. Norfolk 6p. &la. Stook North British° percent Do. New Goa. 6 p. Do. Border Union gas Y.Psa—Berw.t p.c.PrL Do. do. do Do. lads 'pd. No. 1 Do. Yale. H. t 6. awe. North aaffordshla load& Ord Nediat god N. 1.3; pd. ?rata Do. Aar red p.c Do. 7 p.d. PreL Mask & Dad Fad di p. &lea. Read. An. D &La& Da y psr Do. Add de pat odd. 3. Wass goa. 4 p. ant Do. 41per ant 3. 4 tt. arta 100 100 100 100 100 1s 101 P 4 I - i — n a aft 1 00 Do. do. B ST. ; Do. do. C Op.°. Waior.d Kilkenny 6p. o. W.1[.14-07.1.1.tgua.5t.. Do. do. 2nd do. Do. Nowp. 5 p. Ct. Pool .do.perp. of ;kapott 4 1 se 1•8 114 U 4 146 110 112 114 111 111 IR 129 81 81 112 114 29 88 118 120 111 114 106 108 88 86 100 102 80 91 91 98 109 100 10 104 17 18 194 11 77 . 79 13 in ug 115 117 115 117 1111 143 115 117 101 104 In WI 110 114 0 70 111 119. ii ji us 2 s it 139 141 101 103 111 00 96 id 112 116 MI 112 i l P 102 104 e 11 sel 1 01 ells sd 22 i 14 6 1 4 i 1,16 73 76 In 136 160_ 196. - 111 101 106 Id 102 106 id 91 93 100 101 IN IS 17 11 id II; IS id 1112 p id 68 61 111 103 id 111_ 116 id If t ift iil 1101112611 RAILWAYS. swan. I Clods' put 15 n ! wir, 4 Ardsie - 4 1 =Bolds/01. j lra t a So c. 1. 0/111011•1146 Cams= Was *Zall Cuga.Vatao9e DOW Shod& listlunt at Mao, GIL inelaa & Cit. Central or Irmo dl Inisints. Coast. Italia Junction Lake Constance I lola Lion* and Turnhout ;irons and Genova Muria Alltolll4 ;YaNsatAtibugoiZ s tlto artMru of liolg.gov. 'lf Mask Prot. Park. Odors amilladit Pails ea Men. ark & remises L •s CP : 14 : 91' ! ow sal nerd DEM& Mpg IWO* Da. T per aid. Vir• sal Yaw .., nr...1014111. ~vanstima Pieuthers at /Tian se ill 1 '1 1 1 111 ... ni 10Ik 6e . - rgp - ch —sd xa ,I xd sa zd II 2el dis ail I I 16 26 nil If Pa 14 s S dl' 1131 14 Is dig If dtz 14 9 to 61 23 iiee — Fil;nien -- I Do. ni per cent. Pref West. at N. W. of Franee l Western of Austria [ 11} _ - x lit AR. and U. ler. Bork !Anstraliala 'Bank of Bend Bank of Loudon Bank of Turkey Britten N. America Mart. Bank of Indla. Australia, and (Tina. Quird. Mere. of India and China Qty Colonial Com. of Canada Coos. of London Scot dAusl.Chartd G. Bank of Switzerland Lon. Ch. Bank of Austrl London and County Lyndon Joint Stock London & South African Lon. and Weetnnurter Nat Prov. of lingland Do. New National Bank New South Wales Oriental Bank Corporn (oat man Bank Provincial of Ireland -- 1.;7Th;;;" ** Booth Australis Union d Andras Union of London la:Wiliam:l - I -Ms Mfet .. AwanaUsn Agnall••••• Atlantic Tel. (Lint.) Berlin Waterworks Brit. American Land Brit & Irish Mag. TeL Do. D rem a till Do. 0 _ . " Osn;d; land Channel Islands TeL (L) Oop. of Eng.d SmolL Do. Mir Prof.e 7; per cent C i Palace r ref erenos Do. I D. ct. Perp. Dab OsetAe ToloirraPh • •• • Do. New Bag. and Mist. Oen Shwa Ita Cop. inon Great Ship (I.Mi) • • Do. 17} per coon Prod ton. District TaL (1.) London Diacoast Lon. Gen. Omnibus Madras triton & Can Oa al Yotitesereasaaßhie•Tel. lloditor. Es. Sal(1/in.) National Discount Co NerbaddaCoal&lron(L) Netherlands Land . Da S p. e., la at 1 dla N. Bruns. & N. Sect 141. N. Brit. Australasian siental 0u _- Do. "New Sharos'., Orred. !IL Do. do. Peel River Land & Penni. and (Men. Steam Do. New Bed Bee & Da Tel. Ai p. c. fort:Ara. by Br. Oov Ibrinnsy Iron Do. New Royal Melt Steam Scottish Aust. lovestrn. South Australian Laud Submarine Tel. kelp Do. do. Reglitarod Trod & Ln. Co. Up. Oas Vaa Dlassa's IS SS 111 A id it 63 13 13 Xi 16 2 15 2 30 32 99 101 106 107 101 103 14 1 1;1 -"ii;°' I I I ells par II 3 ra 1 1+ Si W so 11 11 11 As 4 14 die 11 11 II ,I. pi 47 00 74 76 13 14 pit IS 19 sd l 111 10 LI I 9 sd 40 61 IS MS U JM .9.0N1 40*: By debtors : 'On underwriting socount. £4.713 13 4 On general account good 441 7 10 On ditto doubtful £5,213 13 2 On lad debts By property surnadorad. 275 18 0 By proper y held ly By le.o.d.tud jacks's* meth. eat By I.3= e i rw r min i& Om ameat... 233,311 6 2 Osrmal Witham and ion of property— 1,075 $ 2 X 386 12 4 By discount allowed on underwriting serionat 1,758 0 2 By expenses underwriting account By trail* expenses general amount By house and personal expenna 416 4 6 By law costa general &COMA 57 11 2 Intference 19 5 Mr. Linklater appeared for the ainigneos,=. Band fur As baakrupt. Tins bake squired for the examination of the amounts, an adjournment was ordered, with a sestina co of the abate IN ■6 AUNTEN. Tin haakeapg ass • leathernller, of Lower-road, Isling ton. This was the examination nesting. The accounts, MaTedlff Masa Paul sal Tanker, show liabilities of , sad wen el banana NOR aad WV. The bankrupt pared inegneled. TEI POLICE 001 JETS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-BMM. WMIZT PKRACHDIO. ldrard rime, of 40, Ilansier-equaro, Regent's-park, was charg ed before Yr. Nadas with obstructing the foot way in Tottenhamcourt-road by preaching and musing • crowd to amamble, and refusing to go when requested. Sergeant Clifford, 9 F., esw the defendant preaching with a large crowd of persons round him, and as he was aiming a great obstruction mid complainte had been made by the inhabitantellackpackets assembling in consequeoee persons singing preaching, he requested him to move. He refused to do so, and Sng the footway greatly im peded he took the defendant into cuatody. Itr. Bandon asked the defendant wiry be west into a crowded thoroughfare like Tottenliameourt-road, where he must micemardy Mlle • crowd and confusion. He was not likely by that means to do any good, and it was quite waceseary the place should be kept clear. Defendant said the part of the road where he was preach ing was already blocked up, as persons were singing just belyw, but were sot reubored. Yr. &Ado.. in discltargirg the defendant, recommended Mtn to use a little discretion, and to go to • place when be would MOSS no obstruction, and then he might do good. It may be stated that it was only on tho loud complaints of the inhabitants that the police interfered. GREENWICH. VIOLECT ANNAITLT ON A FINALL AND DISGRACE/1A /110f1.10ACT. John Lams, a man employed as a stoker at the Surrey Consumers Gas Works, Rotherhithe, was placed io the dock before Mr. Maude, charged with committing a violent assault upon Margaret &wry, a young woman, residing at 3, Neptuneetreet, Rotherhithe. The c.mplainant, who appeared exceedingly ill from the effects of th e priioner's violence, said the prisoner bad been living with her mother for a period of three years, and last evening, about 11 o'clock, he returned horse and wished her to go oat with him. This else refund to do, remarking it was an improper hour to leave home, upon which the prisoner seised hold of her and struck her three violent lows with his fist in the face, knocking her down, and then kicking her in the stomach. She (complainant) called out for assistance, and a lodger in the house went for a police-constable. The prisoner admitted striking the complainant, but de nied kicking her. He then said that he had been living with complainant's mother three years, and had been pay ing his addresses to the complainant, to whom he was engaged to be married. Mr. Maude—What! Cohabiting with the mother and keep ing company with her daughter ? Did ever anybody hear of such disgraceful profligacy? Aad (tuning to the com plainant) is this true ? _ The complainant hung down her head, and made no Ammer to the question put. Theprisoeer said he was very sorry, and if his worship would look over the charge he would be would have nothing more to do either with com 'neat or her mother. The mother of the complainant here dapp e d forward an d corroborated her daughter'. statement as to the violesee committed. She atm admitted having lived with the pri soner, by whom she had had two children, both of whom IMO dead. Mr. Maude said it wu truly shocking to witness the dis graceful profligacy which had been exhibited. With this, however, he had nothing to do, but the assault he could punish ; and as the cue was one which • recent act of parliament was intended to meet, the prisoner would be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for three months. SUICIDE or • Ggrrrt.gruN.—abo u t 5 o'clock yes terday afternoon the holy of • welhdressed man was discovered lying in the ruin of Cutathwart-lane, Kingston. road, bin head being frightfully shattered from the co•teuts of • duelling pistol, which was held in the right hand. It appears that two gentlemen were riding in • chaise from Putney, and in passing along the lane, which is better known as "Cut-throat-lane," they came upon the deceased, lying in the Position described. They immediately rode hack, and gave information to the police. The body war subsequently removal to the NA andsworth and Clapham workhouse, to await au inquest, and to he identified, if po s . sitile. The d+ee•sed •ppeaml about thirty years of age, 5 feet 5 inches in height, slightly built, dark hair and whiskers. The name of " Bulkeley" was marked on the inside of his collar, and also in the lining of his hat. He was dressed in an Oxford mixture Neirrnarket-cut cost. and light striped trousers. In his pockets were found three. quarters of a paced of gunpowder in • case, awl some percussion caps in a tin box. The deceased can only he recog♦ised by his clothes, u his face is completely blown away. u IL._ IOO 10. 24060 1 12,500 ' 10,000 6,000 60,000 10,000 12,200 iie . iii WM ik*/1 KOOO 21.000 5 1 01:1 giool 14000 110.000 MOO 16.000 40,000 aO,OOO 40001 10,0001 28,000 WO 1 etco3! s,ssi 11.7$ 8916 - 1. 0 70il 160,000 1 11,0001 1,0019251 16,E ii6,'OOO' 700.p00l 70 000 20,000 830,000 100,000 11,000 50,000 160,0001 1;000 6,00 D 11,310 611,000 i:iiil 188,6741 60,000 60,000 10,000 10.000 600,000 ii:Eliwil o,oooi 10,000 10,000 16,000 : tOOO 14,200 75,000 76,000 201 201 12 $4 06 67 10 11 m is IR 211 1 %al. 17i 14 LIII - 141 I Si 30 38 $6 $7 16 111 11 14: 114 117 i 1 M v 4 ■