The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-03 00:00:00

11t7RDER IN BT. GlLEs's. DiQUEST. --(THD3 DAY.) ‘ D inquiry ato the eireitniataiova attending the .b Vary Awns VOW wY ctuune.tived this murrain ci Inca.. depetywerraegre, at the Aothue public-Mee" ~st.e sweet, Holbert. " "nog been SIWWW , proceeded to view the way. ea. homily! the ought presented by the weans. M.J we seedy esparated from the body. Ilermsoil ...al -1 hes et r % ildbroce meek Tuts... vt mad. Deceased was my meter. Her age wee • Ili r heehaw" poultry. I SAW her loot alive cia .miser. I left bee at Tudor•pleee Tottenham. .. t earl , 4k, bre Lams lb. pledge. I bad bees there • it. usee teiriesie. 'Mews was no new with her but me. body t..terda e l y 2t u le that el my sister. 1.. coastal& Wt said found deceased deed 1,40 nuraieg, at a t 3 o'clock. I relanal after beeheaci to the beepital Wakeisis, 144 If, ..el irreeur when bse wide was! He metioaed home. e, Live you cut year wile. He replied, "ans." 1 ▪ with 11l F. after we leek bin to tie hospital, tot, a t . aad entered tie bon3loor boat. no key • ter tt.e. Oa pathos Me lb. room I saw the with how throat cal She vow aittnic ea ▪ kolieta ea tin woe midis 1111111 ill mew iO. IS WM us .y t I hal toy hump. Wafreham, 114 F, went fair a 13.4 .tfter be had gess I raw a large pool of blood awl ait. (The now, a bleak handled one. was pro. la awl vientifiet) There was a table with wow blood ai. 61.0 a camaghttife with some Wesel on it. There • . meillestick oa the table, awl apparently the candle ld lend out. 1 remained till Mr. Daraio lied Mr. krliAto awl rho doctor twine. th the rtry There were en .icy lit.. the Cor,orr I Witched the Andy, aed it wsr warn. It. the jur", 1 did out how the deceased. I had IN. .116.1 about. Pander, the divisional "urge.° to the polios said—l ins called by 144 F, shout h.df.past 3 yesterday easing. ' esswisg the ruse, 1 observed the body of deceased lying .a a widow least, with bat back against the window - sil4 dower pet that bad been upset seder Mr left shoulder, stn head Nomad far teck,with • large wooed in her thrust We was plate deed, sad the extremities warm. The ' weed extended from thii centre of the seek, '..terally backwards and forwside doers I. the .431. of the left collar hose. It was very deep and tux severed all the large blood vessels sad inendsa. It WI separated the traclie.., but not tl. gul et. The wound then became shallower as if from the wlthdrawing of the instrument TM weapon with which the wound was in- Ihrtsd mud drat have been directed upwards, the gin bow% rat us the sleet and haggled. The est was 8 inches in =1:It eight have been dime with a nest. It was sot . cwt ns • pence would idiot ea herself. By the Oerones—l believe she must base hiss panted heck spinet the window, when • Wilt siveggle might w ee, and the plant and pot get upset The window ens open. I believe thee the assailant put Me left hand against bee bead, as the aadesude of the mass oon4culf had blood Le it sod then cut her throat with his tight hand. Ity the jury - It is possible that such a wound could he inatantaseously in the best of person. I don't believe .be did it herself. . _ Examination cuntioued—.brew gagers of the loft Mad sad the ismer side of the left thumb are deeply cat aa if by Me weapoe of Me assailant. On the window sill and under her body then is • great deal of blood, aodoo the abutter by the salt of the window there is • great deal of blood oif spurted from the carotid artery. A great quantity of blood bad barn lost. There was • wood pool of blood a the room I dolt believe that it ia from the same holy, either. is Do communication between the two po o l. of blood. I believe she fell where her wounds wars in. feted. If Mr wounds had lasso done when the last pool of blood a situated, there must have been some tram. The reused has also • cat throat, and I imagine the boat pod spoken of was from him, and probably after be bad warted has own wound he booted. I should my I. bet • pint of blood. I was shoat the raver sod that is such a map= as this wound might lo dow with. 'f be cut ou the throat would be mallaisat to aocourst for death from larnaorrhage. Hy the jury—l Mould my that whoa I saw her she bad sot bola Was dead, as bar Gagers were arm quite warm sad &tibia Police-constable Wslmbue. 144 1, deprel—At a quarter- Wore 1 I was standing et the wars of Little Queen street, Holborn, whoa the ass Cepa aloe no us Seam blood oa hie bee 1 recd his what be boos doing. lie tried le speak, bat wade a pee* eons I thee Inched who sod maw blind at his shirt I abed him wises it was eismieg from, sod put my throb Nader his chip sad foaled be throat cut. I te, Good God, map, you bare dose it pow." I din took him by the aro and led lin to the hospital. I tamed round when b toadied mac, sail imida Wards Newton-stead, and I said, " Wbaee r yew ?" Ile again sodded in the disootlas al Newts& slnd. 1 monk " Have you cut your wife?' He them aciddad, aid se I understood, roma' " Yaw" I west with i I' to No. 3, Newton-street. I saw a female, ad cwt for the doctor. I saw the sea sheet 1 o'clock, sod he aaid, "He would do it Sewed or to-morrow." They were drunk. I saw her strike him es the breast. He went nature sad the wife roe agrees to • lodging•houes. She reme out mein mad anowid over, bet whoa she heard his come downstain she raa ap the archway. He then COON down and west towards Holborn. I followed him up. He said " 111 have no more of it 171 setts it to night or tosacirrow." He thee west towards the QUIP and Prince Albert public-beam This home beep. open till 'I o'clock. Jest before he got to the door he said to so. " I sin going to have • drop of Weedy." I them cad "Goad sight," and be retursed the tomplkasat. He appeared Ms have hose driakieg, but be woe net incited. Ha leordeed is about two IMIAIIIIOI. pi T was onandung at the earner. I aid, "That niaa W ha • few words with kin site. I des% know whioahar Ohm will be any more," sad we followed him. He west upstairs awl seek a lOC I wring if the wife had goose ia, sad Novi sam I apposite mold do had sot ; they bad sot sees bor. thee west mad asy beak aad the mat I sew of hist um elms le IMMO to me ia Holborn, about r boar sod • iperter attar. by the joiry--1 bed hem Cogan for years. Gamed say 1 la y the Palleateatedge Jame Walls U T, ems pm reader laitimeey. Impactor Meeiterris T driales. depord—Ahest 1141- pot i yesterday earwig I wed to the feet dem haill nen ▪ No. 3. 1 poreaded to NNW a Nora et Yr mom I lend &saga Wa g eras ewe ledrele, h heed reetles ea • see IN this wiriew. Übe wee at Mr I* led there see • low ward aurae the die d her thaw& I err sere rids es bee Mt brad, sp -74.2 a led& bee h we as emerarsed 1111011 , esdoeseeth bar burl there weee Sat Sea Them was a me. sip ea for right Ode Si NM head etelesd with Moot There wee • Swiped_ el Used es the art. trim W right hoed ids the limed hid spaded es tit sewer tad two beam Deem wee reedy u•draweed. Ur had ao • brat ilk body est • skid wee kagiag= red the deer. la the peel I herd • _prei sad a bromit, she • Whir ad the abed deer hey. Na, elk the lie piss was a Emir and es it • imere Ida* hartheridel steed with Meet • Os • table is the riddle 4 the .nee I brad • rep ride with dead es It. art as • shelf I head • saw. appmeady Us Whew art to the with shish the dud mat ma. hy the die d the ask there we • rip peel el blood Fusels( Swede the Intel the drooled. The bed hed sot basswood dears O. the table was a easieutiek with the sidle ban* est. as Yore was a geseary el Id. Mail west to WW I Ceases H•gital, awl is ass a the wards I saw Chums Is its{ erbeard. ir.:=E i hir. odd. Calm. Mow la *Sr Be was bet mold Dot arti culate. Welt hie elathisg. sad maul W ebbs stained with Igoe& gad uMMeseat The red el his ablates was 'Woad with blood. ItriPainte; rid he had net Si agora the diseseeed to see whether awe hid any ether wounds. layers, neelorethe said the primer at present was it ;easy bimonthly. Herbert rid—l live at No. 3 Creenbers. row the dressed sad bar rebind. I was late ere at the Bell, Newton-street, where I ebers,=lir g dressed sere in sweat 1 o'clock and have half • plot el ie. The w ae/y re ether female with he. I hod one giro or of it. Mr wriest sober. I called my blehead late the river ler, sad shower away art went is doer, Oe ewe way here Olean nest us at hia door. He fared the der gill rad rest lda is the praise. They hod a and I lil mid, " MaryAnes, ren away," and he said, 't poor owe bunnies . He hod her by the hair of her bead. I told my hushed to penes& his top uptake. She set sway sad ma op the sateiry. My bushed left Winne to a pullover& I altered kw to se away t111 43 = hashaed'a peewit cooled se he had got up eat el a dunk.. elev. He lust down after seri( tram a found. I ked her good night, sod left her peoples round the gateway looking after him. Hy JIM' -She WIWI 1:10t the habit el late. When elm had • drop to dnok she area so = to • M s and stop. lam are aware whether ens *tor By the Canner—Never heard him theurfta bor. They bad both bean tostotallars foe moats time. AtiillollV Need said- - I live et 6. Veroatiosk Claw market. 11 em a waiter. flaw ',WOW .he I Wasik ea Friday looming is the Qom. awl Priam Albert Alter having something to drisk he mid, " Anytime. sew. lost MOW more mosey. I'm —if I don't do it." James Herbert .aid —I live at 3, Crom.lame„ I Wow dowsed. Never heard say threat. pas.. I met Cops at ahem 2 o'clock I. the mowing, close by whirs I bre. He asked me is law waishisig to chink. Kaowfwg his wife was is the Bell, I pinswded him sot to go in, as they were qumrsloome whim they had Wes drialdag. He put his shoulder to the door, and famed it is, whets woos, kis wife is the pump. He mimed WY of her, sad I mid, " [keit hurt her ; yeell be army ia tlie morsisg." He the left go mid she aro& him twits. He thus MI upstairs, layieg, "IL let you egil what will as." She r a n doles a gateway, end be mme , sad we walked legether to the oyster of the street, whhearev we mw a polisimas, sad I per seaded out to hove any more "Vet °a they both seemed quarrelsome. The ream wee at this shags of the proesedisp cleared, in auks that the jury might eowiler whether say mars set dame was ag e sig u y. ,lid, after a short eansalasties. they deeelel M tab mom Bowel Asa, hussar live is the parlour at 4, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1861. Newtobibul law inurri aid bar husband for several ears. allli breaalimadiy, dr fag al the funeral. between 9 sag 20 at *M. NM MIN foto my place. She ins not quite sober. EU essalmd her Mir and went out. 1 next saw her at 11 stasiding outside the Bell. About 1 or 2 in the morning I heard bar and her Instead having a quanta and I believe she struck him. He caller, her brim this • w—. Me said " No, I am sot a w-- be *MO I have borne y o u Ave c hild r en." The; got into the street and had • few words. This was about as Lour after. Ile then went upstairs waver.] times to lad her. He went up three times. rib went straight upstairs after he came down, and shoved the room deer ia. I could hear everything very distinctly. His woo sot in the moan thee. She called him w— bastard. I have Dot been in the house long. I have WNW bead any threats pun. I have heard her speak very affectionately of her husband. Heard her speak like this es the same day. Me went out with lavender sad ornaments for the law stove. Sarah hilwards, who lives in the same house, mid—l knew Cogan and his wore well. They went to a funeral, and he asked me to get his kettle boiled by the time they get back. I left the door lacked with the key in it, and on my coming down again I frond limn all comfortable together. The neat I saw of Mn Cogan WIN when I 4111 w her standing by the street door. :the said her liuslisiod was lying on the bed. I went with ber, and we saw a Mrs. Noma, and we had a quarter. of gin torther. She was the won, Inc liquor, awl appeared anus. They had previously quarrelled. I heard so threats. --- gnieriateldeat Durkin said there was another witness to 00010 IR ibtl I add prove threata having bees need. This man had been at :a in bed this =raise, sad was told to be here, but he had since gone out of the way. Mr. Painter we. recalled, and stated that be bed not heard es yet that Cogan was in danger. The pecesedises were at this period adjourned mine die, in order to give the man Cagan an opportunity of being present at the next processing*. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Mare Mr. Cousungsaioner Fano.) nu as Y. P. DIAIIOPID. The bankrupt, a warehoimenian, of I , nday-street, applied for his certificate. The accounts; prepared by Mr. Chattens show liabilities of 3,3 C)/. ; assets, about 200 f. Mr. Hamden, for the assignees, offered no opposition. The ia answer to questions from the court, said that he bola in a warehouse eleeisa years before ammonite's Imaimme for himself. His Haasurraborrad that the bankrupt did not appear to have learnt IS Woos in that time. He could only groat • third-class tetYnsta THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP-BISZET. sam►a ►auma. _ A thickest young fellow, who gs;NTibe name of Joaeph Taylor, was charged before Mr. Leigh with a most violeut assault upon Henry Freeman, acerpouter. The nant, whose head was swathed in lasadyres, Sad that yesterday ensile be soot the defendant, who wee certainly the worse for liquor, endeavouring to support • man mush sow so. A woman is their company regaasted witness to amid in getting the latter rota lass, as oho famed sees injury would other wise sown from his falling about. Witness complied, but bad mare* proseeded a Mee wbea defendant struck him se ridged, ea the bead with his fist that he fell heavily to abs gram& The unprovoked blow was followed bT a yet emu WOOS attack, which resulted in serious injuries and lens of bleed ; aer in all probability would his assailant theta have oared Me tunnel modest had not some passers-by in terfered. He then et away fora time. rt This erideoes having been fully corroborated by most irithwitannes. i e lei asked the defendent —What are you? Delesdant— A poinna. m net? the 71 y ~342* m filst you at say to Mai ult !Laney. Mk assa . Defender*. (langliing)—Well he knocked my hat off first —bat 1 dna% reseriset mush about IR Mr. Leigh—l would fine you bi. If I thought it would he paid. Tbis lea mandalous mann. Defeadant—Oli yen must sot floe me that much—five &Mein would he nearer the mark, sad quite enough, beeensel was he fileigb—llave you any witawew? Defesidast—Yes. T ow Jolly. Mr. Jolly was waled. but be appeared ashamed of the &aluminises*. awl reload to .y anything. Fined 21. and U. meta. at two mouths' imprisonment. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. In the mining market to-day business generally is very limited. Wheal Norris shares, however, have improved to 385., "buyers." There are also inquiries for Copper Hill, Cern Brea, and Tol vadden. Marke Valley are quoted 9to 4. St. John del Rey Mining abases are still in quired for, and are market' 34j and 35. ((rest Northern Copper (South Australia) have been dealt in at j prem. At a special general meeting of the Great Tregune Consols Mine shareholders, on the 29th of July, it was resolved, "That a further issue of seven thou sand shares shall be created immediately, and the price fixed at five shillings each, the present share holders having the option of taking such shares for the space of one month from this date, agreeably to rule 8. Two shillings and sixpence to be paid on allotment, and two shillings and sixpence on the Ist October next." The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. you Dadele- en and North : There has been a steady demand for all kinds of metals mime our last report, and there is every appearance of im provement both in the amount of bushing and the prices obtained. Welsh bars continue in good demand, and makers have advanced their price to 5/.55. free on board in Wales, with propmtiosate price for delivery in London and Liver pooL The Staffordshire reports are also a little more cheer. ful, although business in that quarter is open to great im• proveinrint. Scotch pig iron has advanced steadily to Ms. 7, 4 ,41. to 51s. 941. cash, closing 52a., "seller," cash; buyers same price 14 days. There is a decidedly better I clamed for copper ; considerable orders have been booked for manufactured at 100, pat lb., and smelters adhere firmly to this pries. A t = business has been done in foreign. Eons has ye 911. 10s. to 04/. ; Kapunda, 04/. Baltimore ls held for 921, end Chili in Liverpool at KW. Tin is quiet. English can be bought slightly under official quotations. strata has been in fair request at 110/. to 110/. 10a, which is our pre sent quotation. Bence is quite neglected here ; nominal value, 114/. The Dutch market is a shade firmer at 671. Tin plates. Charcoal continue neglected, but foe coke there has been more demand at the present low prices. Lead is begionins to attract attention, but the amount of business is small. Speller is decidedly better, the price now de mended being from 16/. Is. to 16/. 10s. oaths spot, with an upward tendency. At the Devoe New Copper Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a Wanes of meets over liabilities of 1,900 f. I 2 41 T II 16 100 10011 - ..., 6 6 a a 4 9 17 IS 40 SO SO 41 re Ile 87 IA 1171 In 1;7 ler in ilk IMlO7e 96. it. 1111 106 LOS 71 4 n 68 SI 111 111 e 110 011 116 117 60 OS N is; - 44 3. S 0 • M Ili IS 104 NS 4 :61 96 VT 10 1 3 4 1 • 141 1 - 14 117 116 a M se 46 66 IS 0 413 11111 04 GS 96 90 6 V 39 60 9 II 1111 LI N e 11 ON 4 4 xd 1112 li 1 Pa elf UN Ps OM - Mb 4 sii 10 all 20 all 12 all 10 aU wall 10 all 4 a 10 all 10 aU 100 a!! lv e _s ll l „e l ;iii MTN %Es Zen %so” IMITWII 11 .--- 17 --- L Maar. (ill Missile TaL a1m.).... . -__ . . maser II& • Do. If psi a MIMI nw o Mods Lad . .gindsysess _ ii i MN MAO TOSAMP IMO WM 011011 IMO* nAM 1111.4* NA, ... Sae affil 14i OM Al INN Wil 1.4 tig WM WIWI LOS Vas 10. IDi I EULIO6I9. I y a . ° 4 Bl r l j,C ia I 1010506 • 45 , WI p.m. 110 Ni ANNONSIIL laminar sr a ea. us Ism Ur. 150.1n.5.10.0 N N 611 1 IS iD De. do. D. SN all Danale&LakenaraalL IS Al Do. Pretanixv S . 7 IN ISO 11ud.,/kantokOoderlab 69.0. lkla., Aug.. l, 1072 endenedbyßad.&LlL 75 80 IN 100 Do. July 1,11101. &Do. 56 79 IN 100 Do. June 1, 1174, ditto. 415 70 6 an Oalentla &5. Essleen — Nl3 Caps T.&Dock 411p.agea fl 1 dig IS 11 OWN, OM bye Nat Ws St aII SS IN loaned= SO 01l Do. Jabbalpors — AN all Do. de p. et. D•beet *7 9) 1N all De. 6p. et. do N 100 isa an Do. do. 00. 1896-70 99 100 N ail Oseloes& Melboerde— St. 110 Grand Thrk of Oar& 111 19 NO an Do. 6 per el. PM. NO an Do.fiee.Pree.6o.4.lle. 110 all Do. 41 per et. DONK_ 150 all Do. 7 pan et. 111141 — 1N MI De. do. 1117 — Bt. an Do. do. INC.— 50. 100 Ore& Indian Pealeade 96 N 961 10 Do. Now la 01 dla N. IN 04.1. allad cti all i t z t OS 95 ISI MI G&W's' Si 10 5 Se 15 Do. New lOl 101 Wm IN all Do.llp.aßdepardw.op l 94 96 141 e all Do. 6) do.. 7704/110p. 88 92 100 all Do. do. 78 ettboatop. 100 al3 Do.Hp.elade,pay.77 N. 100 Ma Ofttr. 43 per el, PS 05 N. 100 Da. de. 6 per ea. 93 — SC 100 Da 11 par el .au. 56 67 10 all De. 11 per Nei. de. al 100 1ND.0400.11).= N all N.Bromwiek it clan A cap. di. 5 7 N ell De. do. Lad 60 6 7 N all Do. do. low Ils. 4 6 N oil Do. do. Ladd& 4 6 IL No &Unto 9O 100 N 16 Do. Punjanb II 15 dla 10 1011 Do. do. ot. 100 Do. 1nd.51.10034.19 8 90 93 10 1 Irrithaaajaaataa,sartp I i dia l prim. 1 Sale& 14 13 13 28 SO SS SO 4 4 i 11) MI 11 1111 10 11 100 117 n n 101 303 101. In ... 11; a 196 97 ii li I 1 i 1;1 4 1* 1 dlezd 1 4k 1 - il f * i - ett• 67 10 00 ri 15 9 111 11 vs x to 17 111:13 5 1 10 St Iri 115 zd 32 $ 4 ai I 104 II 5 ITI .- xd I t I IA MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA 13 two o'Cuxi. There is no movement of the slightest import ance in the Stock Exchange to-day. The funds remain steady at yesterday's prices. In English railway stock+ there is scarcely • variation to the extent of even a fraction, business being quite as limited as is usual on a Saturday. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 68fr. 20c., being the same as yesterday. The scrip of the new India Loan is quoted 100 k to / ; and the Five per Cent. stock at 991 tot. Consols are officially marked 901 and I for money, and 901 and for the account (Aug. 7). The pre sent quotation is 901 to both for money and next Wednesday's settlement. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 233, 235 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, ; New Three per Cents., 901, I New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 75 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 991, ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentnres, Oct., 1863, 78; Five per Cent "enfacer rupee paper, 941 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Bs. 13e. die. ; ditto small, 8e die. ; ditto June, 4a. die. ; ditto small, par, 3e. die. In the foreign stock market interest still centres in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which has been dealt in as high as 69j. The present quotation 691 to j— is per cent above that of yesterday. The loan of 1854 is last marked 79. In other foreign stocks there is no movement. Sales are recorded as follows: —Chilian Six per Cents., 101 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 811 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461 ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 102 j, 102 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 791, 781, 79 ; ditto Six pee Cents., 1868, for account, 691, 1, f, 69, j ; ditto 1001 Bonds, 70j. HALF-rear Two o'Cioca. Consols remain quiet, at 901 to I for money mut the 7th inst. The demand for money yesterday was brisker, both at the Bank and in Lombard-street, many per sons having apparently held back until the rate was lowered. The demand was exceptionally increased by the preparations for the bills maturing on tbs 4th (Sunday), which will be met to-day. Choice bills were discounted yesterday at 41 per cent., or below the Bank rate. In the Consul market yesterday money was is demand at 4 to 41 per cent,, but became somewhat easier late in the afternoon. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yes terday was only 8,000/. The Tyne, from Brazil, has reached Southampton, with 24,700/. in specie. The Indus will take to-morrow 33,1181. foe Bhanghae, 29,7621. for Hong Kong, 5,0001. for Poo clioo-foo 14,8101. for Calcutta, 7,8001. for Singapore, 3,0001. 1 for Alexandria, 1,0001. for Ma dras, and 4001. for Penang. The total is 94,488 L, of which 10,4101. is gold, and the rest silver. The whole is on private amount. The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold yesterday at 4s. 10jd. per ounce, being jd. above the price obtained for the supply which came to hand early last month, but jd. below that realised for small panels recently. The reduction in the rate of interest here ham not prejudiced the exchanges between this country and the Continent. The rates yesterday were firs, with rather a favourable tendency. Subjoined is our usual list Imstoirdem.3 mouths, 12.1 to ; ditto 3 days, 1L1541 to 191 ; Bottardsm, 3 swathe, 12.1 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 maths, 25.621 to 71 ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, S month s. 13.10 to 1; Par* S days, 25.371 to 426 ; ditto, 3 25.671 to 70 ; Prankfort-cia-the-Naine, 3 months, V i tt ; Petersburg (par rouble), 3 mouths, 33 so 1 ; riams. if. do., 3 months, 14.25 to 35 ; Meets, off. do.„ 3 months. 14.25 to 35; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; thidis, 3 months. 481 to 1 ; Legion, 3 months, 25.80 to 5 ; Naas. I months, 25.75 to BO • Niko, 3 months, 25.75 to SD ; Naples, S mouths, 391 to 1; Palermo, 3 months, 1171 to j; Mamma, 3 months, 1171 to ; Lisboa, 90 days. 521 to I; Oporto, 9 0 din W i• At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is now 4} per cent. ; Vienna, 6 ; Amsterdam, 3 ; Hamburg, 2 ; Frankfort, 2 ; Berlin , 3} ; Turin, 6} ; and Brussels, 3 per cent. At Paris a rodeo twit in the Bank rate of discount (which is now 5) is thought not improbable. Vice-Chancellor Wood yesterday made an order for the dissolution of the " Life Assurance Treasury sad Deposit and Discount Bank, and has appointed Mr. R. P. Hardin (of the firm GE Harding, Pullein, and Co.) interim manager. The liabilities amount to between 50,0001. and 60,000 L, which will have to be met by calls upon the abase holders. _ _ _ At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. H. Brooks and Co., pianoforte action manufacturers, held yesterday, the proposition to pay 7s. in the pound, in addition to the 2s. 6d. paid under a previous arrnngemest, was unanimously assented to. The liabilities were stated at 34,8001., and the meta at 12,518/. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6561. . . _ The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, via :—lmports of gold, 449,8941. ; exports of gold, 114,9291. ; imports of silver, 200,2591. ; exports of silver, 43,5311. FRIDAY Erviuro. Consols, which closed yesterday at 904 to 4, for money and the 7th instant, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the 10th Sep tember the last price was 904, " buyere." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 904, 90, 4, 4 •, ditto, for account (August 7), 904 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, 90 • New Three per Cents., 904, 90, 4,4, ; Bank Stock , ' 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 994, 4 ; ditto for account, 994, 4 ; ditto scrip, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 964 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 944; ditto Five-and-a-Balf per Cent., 1014, 102. The scrip of the India Loon remain* firm at 1004 to 4, and the stock at 994 to 4. The March Exchequer Bills were dull at 13s. to Bs. dia. ; and the June at 4e. dim. to par. The Turkish Bonds of 1858 were again dealt in to a considerable extent to-day,and after being marked 70, closed at 69 to 4, being 4 higher than yester day. The Loan of 1864 was firm at 79 to 4. Mexican Bonds remain dull at 22 to t. The demand for Peruvian Bonds continues. With the exception of Bank of Egypt, which were fiat,. bank shares to-day were very steady, with a fair amount of business. London and South African Bank were inejuired for. No alteration whatever occurred in miscellaneous shares. The cloning quotations fur &hares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance. 4 to f prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to I prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, to I dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, par • China and Japan Steam , par to k prem. • Nat al Lead, fto dis. ; Oriental and General Marine, f to 1 prem., showing a rise. The shares of the newly-announeed Mercantile Fire Insurance Company have risen to I} premium, " buyers." Tai Oconvier Hfixon.—No authority has been received as yet to stay the execution of Hilton, convicted on his awn confession of the murder of his wife, nor is it at all likely that there will be. Since the tint moment of his sentence, up to het eight, Hilton has evinced the most wonderful composure. He bee expressed no fear of death ; but, on the contrary, expresses his willingoess to die, that (to use his own words) be may join his wife. His appetite is good ; be sleeps profoundly ; be apposes to enjoy peso. of mind. lie now and then alludse m ceuvereation to his approaching death, by saying, " My tine is getting short ; it is fast coming." The chaplain of Use pod, the Rev. Mr. Vent is, visits the culprit daily sad be appeals to littaa with earnehtneas to his ex to penitence and prayer. Should no reprieve jarrive, of which we see'no probability, Hilton will be executed in the front of the county gaol, facing the Castle Hill, at 12 o'clock next Sa turdei.—Caustridge led/mutest Press. SHARE LIS!&-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Cwm. The railway share market is inactive to day, and pnces are generally quoted exactly the acme as yesterday. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has improved I per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93 to ; Great Western, 70i to 1; Mid land, 1211 to 122} ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111/ to ; Caledonian, 100 to 4, being firm ; South Eastern, 811 to ; Eastern Counties, 491 to 1; and Great Northern, 106 e to 107. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain firm, at to S prem. The Indian lines are strong. East Indian Railway stock is in demand with an up ward tendency. WIDIXLEY MASAI 1.11111 ITV M. I Pd RAILWAYS. 48400 r VaL s ett, ImAtbei.Juse Illasklmos My& sal To• lbealb"llhaird.* Mid GM Prim . . - . . . 6;We 1014 sad to ficm. De. kf A Do di,. milli Ds. 13 p.a. Is NM So IL DOM one. BB~dlhh~~ll lea Deso.,Pertls, itAbeLla. lot lade; 1/eilea, llSoot Al Do._ Mall Nor eilik - =i g t e DVdi: Far rA Jra =L• l Worn ea el OssAird and Arra De. A Noc# ama. Sloth Wad (Inky lame Wasaara IC* DwikaratV•Laus.. m l4t. la troomilooll ICo WO Oleo I Do _DO ter it s& aim: all K so M. 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MINIM • IMWMIN. • I I - 1 - .17_ I 2 1 erjtl p.e: all W iladassanae Mao a MIL 3 IVTaleasks II D 4611 limidi all a s at Demo all 04. Mohr ea. 6. P all DC a .04 IL m Osoa rtu rk. all ,Ilallea all Ws Onalarma a Ida. all llamas& Darahad all law aril Glows all Idols /deals eDlliandilepiZ ie lhe all illa.p.a.l4L Dem.sev. di illarlW4 et 16 Da New Dom _.." as isnrailse Wu& Pad. 11 011 p i m arsaMmtnaddial all lyeas.asidadt all !Pada aid IT lads eadi C r e gradano lg;* t d igl aa l r=6 7 s ** " Inatl' Dada all korai leadili all I De. T gat miaL all ; 11 a4gassa all 114 woad. Me 6 )41aral II I Vargas di Dedham at Moss— all Mad Illeriers i i i W . 01 Bar oat - - a 4 lic I. W. et n om ... 6 , Westin al Ladd' di 11111aaboolua 04.NarelL4p.e.ima Lef01k4p.e.11...6 N. SM. 4iNak Jae./ °wig* R. Lit. 4., FOltilIGN OBLIGATIONS. 6WATI. ....iseusboorglp. Do. Wood at AUL . .. 1 1 4 It! North. of Franco 31 p. al 11 129 Do. (Dealogoo) D O . ( 19 ,100 ) 3 1 PAL 129 Paris& Lyons 6 par amt. Do. Now it per oat.. 119 12 Royal Swedish Sported 9.Aua'&Wm-Vea.ip o. 61 10 ISoutbore of Fnulooli p.c. :11 12 'Victor Emininual 6 p. o. 919 'V.&N.W.ot Irrancoip.c. 11 12 Par I +s rar *I ITIOLLVT AINAOLT ON TVS POLO= AND WITROUT PINS. Michael "mem • tall powerfelly•bailt fellow. • labourer. Ins &mpg Wen Ni. Harker with being drunk sad aml Wilkes, 43, and police constable W e ila 14 ta tbe ezacntion of their duty at an* lamas, esengimmee d Mere beim so musty maciftratis at brae mar the plate whre the smash teak piece the primmer Wte be brawl* berm It oppelleali that tie primmer is a very violist tosabiseeme know, mil bee before been is ear lady for irmelb. Oa Tbuniday be ma =akin • die turbmee_t_ead whoa mead to ge away by ecm stable be retesed, ebs* bile • 'haat blow is tbeehadi, sad elberwies assaulted Pelleemegesot Wilkes, 43 west to Ws imisimase ; sad ea the .71 to the the primmer kilted biam sad Ma*, let bin pt whet be ad& what be came out, be weld be named. At the statism tie prisomm was primer, la &Nies, said that b. was envy for what be bed deem and if the magistrate looked emir the matter this time. be would eat commit se asses win. fltr. lkafser isfil the Mimes bad beim tally proved, sad maisased the priermer bi tea dee herd labear it the Hemp et Ommelisa. EXTRAORDINART OUTRAGE. A very extraordinary matter is at present °com a= &tuatara al the gable. Oa the Slot ultimo a mead MlCsaste, midst at ream rained a rerrawitmg m iatsevaiew to the writer, "Agues liasey," st • buss la lk nat./lea* New Nerlarreed. Mavis( • Mewled.* of this mama hem • provisee nitro &rhea at Madrid. Mr. MlCeadie duly at teadal the ap psialessall, eat met the yorft wean. While with her two am aimed Emil Sae& sad Oati . l l l7a whim he dm Moira at Mad did. eaddsaly the sal without 'Webs a wad seised Ida by rata OEM awl mid*. Sara thaw observag, "I by re we mega Me settle with yea. eat will Ale it am by yea' Mr. 11rIwarie, .haleol the mem, was fast le whoa the mama low isterfered, wag, "DeWitt, " Yon shall act march it. lama," and it well mere that this isidia4 Meet to raiser him ; on Wks Melt he wee thus sailimMal be dashed at Selvidk and sweseedidia "Atha bin ea gremad; that beetlffeff wee ameady asesseplibed whim Rammil mile a talatele attack apse bias. got the lest of the *V a l: heavily. - kw* es his cheat, sad tightly lie The sow ohms: overpowered gest/erne& matbaed as Mauls teal " seezder" sad "pelee,"tylea whishMele raid, " they his globe; "Olveketim." • terrel. grams sal snide, we. pee* Omsk Me his mouth ; _Mao there me a cell fee • rem le Lag Lim This was beeeght is. by the mum lever, who la seem way sera mad her in flames, for Ws cord was tightwad rated Ms his and arms instead of his throat. mil bevies beta thee sum rt. be we. carried into as adiohdas apa threats in nierder him if be made the slight A gar did not ereaLrith all that would be requir were fry. repeated—the men holding at the aim tires heavy There was thee a brief twasellation ; same mum wen brought sad pieced on a bed, whisk Mr. Mlles as was uquiried to sign, and under fear of his life did so —his right Mad being relieved for that oureose, while dm etherr ear"cured to his a after - which all three deramped, akin the damments, whatever they were, with them. l'his mirage was slated to have lasted from awl after 1 o'eloek midday natal 20 minutes past 5, reborn the esinstmes ef • girl who thee entered the room. Mr. 'Kenzie was saabled to serape. Information of whet had oreerred was subsequently communicated to the polies, and it Me bete ascerained by Ede; a was rant &Scar of the N division, that the three named had not Is the Mace bees seta esigh that the woman /edged I. the home, sad on the arri of Mr. M'Kenris net far the is., who cease in tab gully afterwards ; also that she premed • reps fns the yard attached to Um pranam bat set say oulay we heard. It is andenteod Wt Mr. linapivrys has premed • sanest for the parties meatimed. *beige Oesmaes. Tin Loan Waanzir. —The installation of Lord Palasseatoo is the Wardership at the Clouts Porte, shortly be toles piece es sr war ibis its as the firghts that for areturise bee bees salosted for the isauguraterx is a topie arm the stlestioo of the ports The =7 is to be as isopeeseg spectacle s p as adi liie prelosiorry sznaugsaust will devolve the Towel Clark al Dewar. it is a stobter of coogratulabas that the gestlemes wastiairog that case is our so thoroughly sperrenret with ail the Untie of the Wardetship. nor au elaservabiso garbs by Ns Sarrelvre at the local board es Tharedg es tke "Cur ot at libipway " easy be expected to tar about the muddle et September. —Dover Murcia Tae BRADS TOLL —BOARD or TRAM, WRITS RAU., ROOM L—The Right Ilossourshis the Lords of the Osonliflas at Privy Clod' for nub busby give noire. Is paesmeo of a eassenesicatios while L . nerved two the Bartelary a/ Slate far Peso t hat is isia• eigesem of the set. mold b pselimsot ter arose{ of tkii IS slats of eseepsseatiss for the Made Tell, the new* required be be gloss to the Reaseverien govern s ee* se arida Is the Lembo Goes* et the 3rd July Ink is as longer squired fres Britili Mild% COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The Parket in steady. Prices are quoted as follows: Tows tallow, 48. wet cash ; ?Posher, Y.O. at the s po t, Gd. ; Mot e ts. 3d ; Ottohsv Dsomhwb. 4 7 1 - 601 .; Jimmy to 48s. 3d. NAnzr AvsaAare.—Town tallow, 495. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. ; yellow Bunko, ; melted sWff, 345. Gd. ; rough ditto, 19a. Gd. ; tallow paves, 18s. ; good drugs, is. B)IITHIPECLD HAY HARM:T.-41'MB DAY.) Wears. Davis sad Co. repeat tam& at the following prime :—Prime ssitabsw bay, 7k. to 84a. ; superior ditto, fills. to 100 e. ; inforiar ditto, 365. to 50a. ; new ditto, 30a to 80a. ; clover, old, 90a. to 110 a. ; saiaw, 30s. to 40s. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIE4 DAY.) Both vegelablea and fruit continue espial to the demand. Aprieony fp, sad excellent greengsge plums. sew apples And paste still some from the Continent. West India pm es may also he had in great abundance. PIGS are plentiful and cheap. CS are abundant. O( skswberrice the supply is now decreasing, and the saran may be said of cherries. beans, young carrots, and new pots. toes may be had is quantity. Of the latter many samples are, are, however, diseased. Prices for them are 10.. a toa lower than last weak. Cucumber% are coming in plea- Wray. Out dowers chiefly ixinsist of orchids, lily of the valley, pelargoniums, violets, mignonette, heaths, sad MN/. 73111 T. Pine Apples, per lb., as to is - Grapes, per lb., b to to Strawberries, p pea., tl to le Melons, ear.b, Is to as Peaches. per dos., 10, to Ifie Nectarines, do to lb Apricots do., Is togs Cherries, lieglish, p. lb, 6d toles • G u o =tiger sieve, IS• es, do.. 5. Pea" per dos.. la to ls 6d Apples, per dos., Ed to U Orono*, peprer 100, Os to 14s Law" 100. to 161 Non. Cob, Vor 1b., 0s ls la CIMMOWIIIII, soelt, 441 to eci hawk boom p.psts. **tots id Ones Pus. pie ourt,lsto Is id Broad bra; p.bai 1,4116.4 s Cabtospo.p. dm, Is ad to Is Moto^ per too, Ns to Ns wow, pot Ito., Id to 4d psff cwt.. 4stolts =, p Mock i 44 to Isah id Splasok, per dose, Is to b Cucumbers, each, eld to tiod = is rrao. wt. as, p.dos. Is to la Id 44 to 4d hset, per doz, Is Id to Is Odery, per bundle, Is WWI' S! Onions, per ;, sieve, es fd I asparagus, per bun., is to 7s I Rhubarb, per bun., id to ikt Pontotoc*, per doz., 45 to is I Shallots, per lb, is 6d Garife, per lb, Od to Sd Ilndlve, per dozen Ss to es flenverodlsb, per bun., Is Od to es llusltruoals,p. pott.,ls Sd to Is ed Parsley, per It bunches, 4a tolls Savory, per bunch, 2d to ld Georgitsr. HAnvlsr PROSPECTS.—The Agricultural awns of this day, in alluding to the harvest reports which it hes just received front various parts of the country days :—" They are upon the whole favourable : the wee. 'thee be. latterly been wetter them in meet district' has hew dethed, het so harm ism yet ham done, and the snashise et the hit few days hes base of Musses@ service tow reentry. Beth pais and pus. crops have limesfited, anstelsongh lie evils des tspsefoet pleat in the ease both of wheat and ii el esemot be remedied, yet in ell pviabigloy the iiakeyield per sore will be greater than wee at one time impeded. Iles prinsipal etisfarinee el the year, so iv me is yet Mews. it the peeml prevalence and virulence al the potato Hemp." THE H memo, ir H ffwiPmahn.—The harvest has pretty gemerally essensoced is this neighbourhood during the week, sad the crops sever looked liner. There is peeinW of a seed abundant yield and plenty of strew ; arewithehumling the heavy thunder-irtonns sad hemmed showers; very little corn seems to be laid. We regret to observe that the potato disease Is making great bit as She disease is rather later in its this there his probability most of the =Zees eared null of all kiods is scarce, sod especially apples— Hertford Mercury. Ti. Hasviorr IN WILTS —Reaping has ems mead for sow days peat in the neighbourhood ci bury, and it only requires a few comparative dry sunshiny days to make larvae* operations pretty general. As • whole, the crops are reported to be promising, altheegh the winds and rains have produced the same effect in this part of the country uit may *them A fine dry meson sow would, however, produce a great and rapid improvement, and remove all sazisty as to the productiveness of the wheat mops in this locality. lEISH Namowat. SCHOOLS. —From a parliamen tary return Mated this morning, it appeara that the number el pupils on the rolls of the above wheals for the last quarter of 1860, and whom religious denominations had hese umertained, was 548,128, of whom 30,863 belonged to the established church, 465,582 were Roman catholic", 19,0116 Presbyterians, leaving 2,607 others. The total .amber on the rolls within the year is estimated 0.801,600. WALL PAINTINGS IN THE PALACE Or WENTIIIN sm. —The following is the report by the select oorn mittrie appointed to inquire into the progress made in the wall paintings of the peers' robing-root ; sod to report when the room will be reedy for occupation, or in what manner, if the piloting" are not likely to be completed shortly, the room may he rendered available for the use of the house during the sitting of parliament, and to report to the house :—" The committee proceeded to inspect the robing-room with Mr. Herbert; they found a large portion of it occupied by a platform, which. unless reduced in s i re. or made pertly movable on biases or otherwise, would render the use of the room for committees impossible. They were informed by Mr. Herbert that the painting on which he is sewed will not be completed before this time Dent year ; but, as the work appeared to be 000siderabl7 advanced, they trust that it may be finished sooner. As it is aely the first of the eight szreed for, the occupation of the apartment by the house must be indefinitely postponed unless the eseeutioe of the others is given up, or some ar rangement me be made for its use during the perms of the work. The committee represented to Mr. Hoban that the room would only be required for at moat fear days in the weak, from about the middle of February to the sad of July, sad never before 12 o'clock or after 6 o'clook sad that his wishes and convenience would he israhris • hr as peedbis Mf i t ato him undisteeled peso for several days be *the pneisehrly de min it. He was, ho4eirer, wrath( to epee to soy ow of it by the hones during the program el Hs work. Under tine nrcensetesem, the committee are unwilling to re eamemad to the hems say coursed proceedMuby which the wet the emertmeet might be obtained. They trust that dories the recces the giassleas will be eeref ally we aired by Mr. Herbert sad by the Mee Arta Ca-mimics : mad that is. arreagement map be seems to by which the Inds mitending these commillees which the mbing.room was dui/ea to eceememeide any Is relieved from the crimesemealseee to which they have now been so obloskid." TIMM= PAZEICIDE IN FRANcE. —An attempt Ili 'mid& leek place a flow days ago in the commune of dallainise(Veeges). A yang man. aged 19, named Kneen, retassed to the bows al his father after having =rib. ,C 9 ico , day and night in drinking and a.• • old man told him to go into the stable and /oak the cattle, when the son answered in violent sad, layiag bold of • gun loaded with slugs, dis hat his pamet. Fortuna el his head was un alma belElimsd his aim : but his passion being in curs/ad by his Ware, be beat his father with the barrel shoat the head is the most brutal manner, and then took to bight. He was arrested on the following day, end sent to prison to await his trial. —Uoligneni. -' 0... - 1 I Do. Doran:. B.Aurd, Noedoom Victor r s' Ds. •r. is. lladialds SO I& 5m5. 1.846112=44.... ••• r l c eZaks 1 Ors* 1 Ds. 1 'NUM I Loa 4 Lau S. tiorbon lisdrss Dep. I Coal ke astftwastasonsatg. IS Was& _T•L(I66. U Massa D Illi issma 05.. ) Iferbe4dsOsslatiresqL) I iiiiimimeas pisoT:;: rND.. II p. a, la. sill ili: N. L. Is N. los& 1/1. ..114l t Arlnadaa.. &Mild Goa _ _ ' as Nov lisnir .. la. II!•. Mal.. Wm Log a Wha Pub" udOides. Mem WON, rbortgL44 ow Aut. levowl , Nlntim Laid IlwlmoorlasTal. lkolp Da. df. IwoMond— _ _ TlesseiU. et Asolndia (LhaMd) lira bass. TruAtila.Co.U.Cosads Klagrioa TeL LL). Tie Dlaares PROVINCIAL WARS NARINTS. Inapt:toy AUG. f.—Caledonian, 100 1001—Erten Counties, 10—Grest Northam 106 107—Great Wester, PH 70,1 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111; 1113—London and Nor Wen WS Mock, 921 9111—london and Booth Wester, OH 994—Man. rester, Sheffield, and Linceinsidre, 44} 444-Iffidiair Stock, mi 119-ixao, en shares, 1 14 p.—North Mak Olt fir-- North Staffordshire, 41 44 d.—North Muter% Barak, 116! 1060 —Yost and North MMland, 961 9111—Imeds Capita aback OH rff —death Eastern and Dover, 94 7.11 o.l6—Want add pad. Ox ford, 4111 46f—duffalo and lake Huron, 4; 41—Dated Zbailab. 24 7-111 d.—Grand Trunk of Carr. 44 4 i — Orglikballehearge 71 73—Great Western of Canada, 9 16-10 10 1-16-11111mais Out bid, 16 SS i d.—New York sad Ms, 12 224—Ditto, ea rema nent 144 27—Thaines end Mary Intranet p. MADCHISTICK. AOODIN I—Shares quiet, bin needy, except Shellields, which have fallen 4 per cent. Great Western of Ca rds. 10-1111nois Central, 354—lanouddre end,Yorkaldre 1 . 111 —London and North Western, f3—Manchester, BUS Lincolnshire, 441-Ilonth Eastern. 247-16—inadon sad BOWat ekk WatO km, Se—New York and Me, 27—ditto third mortar 784. BLIIIIINGHAY, Artier I.—Birmingham Gas new ordinary were void at op!—Steer Valley were borers at 11-47andordea Stook, at 102—Grest Welters, at 701—Birmingham Curates& at 764 — Sheffield stock at 44 and Midland, is IVOgieallif Warne were in demean at preen., and Birmi Wagons Sit per Cent. Preference, at prem.—North Br! stock was offered at OH Did= OF Mae. Min.—We have to announce the decease, at the advanced ego of 91, of Mrs. Anna Mark Tree, relict of the late Considine Tree, and mother of Mn. Bradshaw, Mrs. Charles Kean, and Mrs. Chapman. Her death occurred es the 25th nit., at her residence, 5, Ban dolph.road, UANTERBUDY-ILALL AND FIDE ARTS GALLERY, WZOTIUSETI2.IOAD.—Thia popular establishment has just been re-decorated by the koprietors, Messrs. Morton and Stinky, In an elegant style. The general tint of the inte rior is a light given, with the panels and mouldings Sahe -1 white and gold. The columns are in imitation of rare mar hien. and with their gilded capitals acid the ornamented balcony trout present • pleasing effect. The winding stone damage in the spacious ante-hill, with its railing and marbii forms • striking feature. The work has been by Mr. William Sanderson, of Lambeth, from the executedsign and under the superintendence of Mr. S. Field, architect. Ennis AT Ruch.—The Rigel colliers are out on strike in consequence of certain rules having bees issued, which the men allege will end in a redaction in the peke of glutting. The new rules are framed on the recommendation of **jury at the late inquest and principally refer to the tim bwing and bratticieg. Ingthe South Wales district it has always been toe practice for the colliers themselves to brat. tic* as they go on, but as this is so often neglected or imper fectly done, to the detriment of human life, the manager of the Rim collieries determined to adopt the north of Eng land system of appointing timbermen. To this the men object, and consequently the turn•out referred ie.—Brisk , / 'Mercury. DREADFUL ACCIDENT,' FROM FIRRAILM/L —During the past week two most frightful accidents have resulted from the incautious use of firearms, and in one instance the accident had an awfully sudden and fatal termination. Mr. Wells, a respectable farmer at Woodcoates, neer East Retford, had hems out shooting before breakkat, and when he returned home he did so carrying his gun loaded. Before be entered the home Mts. Wells, his wife, met Lim at the door. She stood oonvernn with him a few migetes, when • favourite dog ran up to Mr. Wells. Ita paw caeght the sad caused the gun to go off, and the *Detente , loapd in Mr. Wells's side. Death ensued in ten minutes after.—ln the other case a farmer and butcher at Ardwick. le-Street, sear Doncaster, pointed a gun, which he did not know wealeaded, at two Irishmen, who with himself bad taken refuge from a storm in a wheelwright's shop, but the con tents did not go o ff . The gun missed fi re. He put a eecood eap oo and was about to point at them again, when it went off, and shot two boys who were kandiog dose by. The wounds in each can at the back of the head were most serious, but they are sot expected to prove fatal. This day (Thursday) the surgeon attending them pronounced them cut of danger.—Hell Packet. TEATtIO Itacztrrs.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending the 27th of July amounted to 572,2201., and for the oorkapooding week of last year to 569,6801. ; showing rail incase of 2,5401. The gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the met r o p olis amounted for the week ending as above to 272,6891., and for the corresponding week of last year to 270,0631., showing an increase of 2,6261. The increase oo the Eastern Counties railway amounted to 5731. ; on the Great Northern, to 2,5111. ; on the Great Western to 2,0341. ; and oe the London and South Western to 1,5401.—t0ta1. 6,658 i. Bet from this must be deducted 1,1121., the decrease on the Los doe and North Western ; 311. on the Loudon and Black well ; 2,7821. au the London, Brieldoo, and South Coast ; and 1071. on the South Eastern. together, 4,0521., leaving the increase as above, 2,6391. 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