The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-22 00:00:00

i __THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, _ LAW INTELLIGWCE. . i cedeg the fee field, and they the n elided their quarters i N.4VAL AND MILITARY. WARE misza- ( rins DAT) 71 ..7177 i to Peckham. --*--- --. 0 ,....-.....-. (THIS DAY.) mi. Norton observed that as the police had hit on the 1101 ti. I . ADMIRALTY, Avomsr 21 . -PRO MOTIONS AND AP- Two o'CLOCIA 10 WM -es- , plan of putting down such nuisances as throe fairs, he had eorymaxfs,.....commas f lan H. C. Glyn, H. J. Metalloid, nu doubt they would afford the applicant the same &mist- goal 7: 76i. 411 7 ; COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. l'. E. H. Vernon, W. Wood, W. G. Joan, and G. F. Day, bee l n n t a te verai radwa v y aria sh t ere ions. mag i l es to-da are t o d ay th ere Were Mr. Cornenimioner Fooblaspiet Brixton. i • • o r A sergeant of the P kliyisien nods took to iv-company the Lieutenants T. C. Bruoe, J. B. Scott, H. B. Burnaby, IL RE ISAirr;rl.n. Fo T. C Cholmely, J. K. Simcoe, W. B. Grant, el A • ' Midland stock has been in chief request. On a 1 7;7 now as they were at an earlier period of the day. AI sass sa examination Inertial; under th e bas kmplay applicant before hi. superintendent , who would set on the a C. W. Welch, and W. E. Gordon, promoted to the rank of suggestion of hie worship. Clerk. Wakefield , of No. 52. Torriaao•tenace, Kentish. 1 commaoders. comparison of resent quotations with those cur t ers, deater it timber. SOUTHWARK. I Lieutenant C. Mitchell, to the Hecate. rent at 4 o'clock yesterday there is shown .... p .... vb. belancieshect, prepand by lemon Hart *ethers meson/it; ININUtiWa. Meter G. H. Doming, to the Pantaloon. an improvement of g per cent. in Cale- •• •• ...l liana, nage. fives the 24th February, IMO, so the Afar!, westgrits brought before Mr. Conibe, charged Sinless H. Thomson, to the Saturn ; and J. C. gabbro, donian, and gin Midland, but a decline of ... th f ue , i , I m o, d is ..l,,,i ng fide summary ;,_ D v ;T o ere • with wilfully and maliciously breaking a hime sleaze of to the Ami. per cent. in London and North Western, and Um ~: •i••• . ....sl• 1%. he ; profits, !Cie lee. 7d. • sends, at 2011- plate glees, value 14/ ,in th e front 0( the Windsor Castle , Assistant Surgeons G. Goodman, to the Plover ;G. Jack in Lancaahire and Yorkshire. London and •• • • ~..serueet, «.2/. 7s. Ad.- • total, Ault. 3.. fir.: 4l By Tavern, Suffolkatrest, Borough. ' son, to the Aboukir ;F. L. W.'Wright, to Haslar Hospital; i ~ 1 ,4 , ,,,,. good, 211/. 14a. 1.1. ; property, 14W. 16a. 6d. ; ex. William Lord, • barman in the employ of Mr. lianinel and G. F. Elliott, to the Victory, for service at Hasler I „..-.. IRV. 1.1. MI. ;house red perweal, 407 f. 14s. 7d. ; Beeson, the landlord, said that last seeing, about 7 o'clock. HospitaL oath Western stock is now quoted 91 to ..... 93 • Great Western, 67f to 68 } ; Mid nd, leamo ...... :Ai. fie. 3.L-total. e 97/. 7a. 4d. The priocipal the prisoner came into the house and celled f ora ghee of i - 127 ' to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 g to g ; :::: ~.-1. . nasal« Mr. Frederiels W ail of Northampteu. gin. She apieured to he soler when she was served, i PORTSMOUTH, Auouse 21. Commander South Eastern 803 to 1; Caledonian, 102 to g ; n... ... 05 0. g..- . Isliegton, foe UV. Pk. and . kl, Mills. and but instantly after that she turned round to souse of the ; The 'Aieepera, 6, screw troop - ship, and Eastern Counties , 50 to 51. r ,..., limber znereheate, fur 36. - st. 3.1. . customers and insulted them with very filthy language.. S. 11. Henderson, embarked to-day six companies of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at ......; et..me was so opposition, and the bankrupt pared his Witness went sound the 'venter, and told her unless the32nd Light Infantry from Aldeeshott, under the command . e'er, own. desisted he should turn her out. She then became so of Lieutenent-Colooel Stapleton. She riled this evening 11-16 to 13-16 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada •• • • :lour 11.1‘sr.R.-- :HE DISTar-si IN SPITALNIFLON, violent and abusive that he was compelled to epict her. for Plymouth. Railway stock is dull. The Indian lines continue 1 ,:.. was an application for • eertifi s i e by ph i lip H as em. a s m o o as she W AS o ut o f th e house she picked up a Large i A Sardiaian araised-war arrived at %pithead this after- i n d eman d . •• - • :.• ea. ancnbeell a* a silk ineaufecturer, of James - stunt , stone and threw it at the wialow, amethiug a equareof plate noon, and exchanged sluts with the thsgehip and garrison, ORDIMANT SMARM AID STOOP& lfts. I SI I: thud -greys glass that coat 14/. 10s. 1 and the Emerald and Furious at Spithaul 1 wee 4.4&7 imp .If The' &comets, prepared by Messrs. Charles Brown and In answer to the charge, the prisoner said she went into I The hit George Grey, transport, arrived at Riddled I 1 10. 1 fht 1 Lumen I y ae ra ter r el 1 tel MAIM 1 I int.,.. heein it Nonenber. PCS, with a defi c i enc y o f 59% the house and ratted fora glass."( gin, awl a woman insulted during the night with military invalids from the Gaped 008 i 1 rt.. p.tita .si Oahe; were ?ltd., agathst which there mere her very much. She resented it, alien the barman came Good Hope, ro d proceeded to the eastwanL 1112 all. inns s WoLanieurVaL 71 St - 11,118111 U ~ , 1... 'penes, 131/. ; &ennui: and personal, 3291. ;ad round and threw her out of the house like • dog. Experiments have been made to-day from the Stork, gun. ilb lee jilinelaie.diChealsout. 84 •-• 11.01S1 I - ss 30,0001 I '••••••••• 12:4. The debts were 537/. ; assets returned at Ike. Th e constable who took her into etudoly add she was one boat, on the s ngulated plate armour invented by Mr- Jones ... II an ° , 31°Ik b2_, KM i 1 Mr. F. T. !mho*. of Moorgate-sir ee t, sai d h e iron i c ' only of the most desperate characters in the division , having The plates were placed in the centre of • barge moored of 3 ' Bookia r b = atc '''' b e t - ,4 for a *mood eLew see-titivate. been nearly a hundred times in custody for drunkenness , Southsea Castle. Ift. 100 BelMol sad teeter - f,•• r. , onnusi.mer -1 could not give more. riotous conduct, aail coninutting wilful damage in public. The Geyser, 6, paddle-wheel sloop, Commander Jukes', It, 100 oseettem e n Mr. I rulois sail *lee weh the assets were small the debts home.- sailed this afternoon for Ireland. N all Clark sad Bandon s' , .. IS 1101 II ~ e• peipertiunalily mull. Mr. ('omla' told the prisoner that she must pay the da- - M all Ocenwell S S - 20.000 II .II COMO 150. The eutanitssiimer Ills permeal expenditure was :t29/. mite., she hail done, or go to prison for two months with... 25,080 li Mr. Duls.i. soul that the bankrupt ha,' a l arge f am ily to hard labour . CHATHAM, become 21. 1 . 10 an a Bixt. A s i i t , no t. di p.l V•an du tli k e - = The Lord. of the Admiralty paid their annual N a Dag, La , Botta . ' Jo , i f at - 26,000 1 ~,..: up. sal he had sapported air aged mother. Premier-Well, then, I must to to proems : but when 1 visit of inspection to the deckyard, and the other naval II 1 01 l Doad.,Peeth, &Abd..la. 0 9 - 6/000 ' the l'unslitiosimen-Ae I have +aid before, large females conic out I'll do it again. establishments at this port, this morning. ::: 4: 124:=1 62 1111 r 6/0110 16,000. -re 1. A Si' hew pported sail vi: the pockets of the creditors Orders were received this morning for the 73rd depot to 114. 1•4 Owed Unicoldek A 4 8 9 0 4 1 2 i --. WOO t. there is so obpation, the bankrapt ma take a certificate be held in readiness to • proceed from this earreon, to join . m. tea De. Stole INI 80 - 60,000 ,t es third elem. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. th e service, companies of that regiment. The depot of the N a ll n u t g a a Crrluicate lass, 'god battalion of the 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers, se well as 115 100 gedshor g o an d mambos 111 MI .. *OOO 1 ._ 10,000; t -- • - that of the 20th Regiment, Is also to be stationed at this U. 1110 EdlsibrO,Perth, Dundee ft 711 --- - 10 all Forth and Clyde Juno. - - 36,050 • (117 nacrltlC TRUNDUPII.) garrison. 54 100 f:iow &S. Western 100 i a m b - 000 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Lientenant-Colonel Browne, C.D.. who has been appointed - 26,000. OXFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) to succeed Lieutenant-Colonel Collinton as second in corn- it l e g i t Tr., t k eth ung l nentienn R a t I , - 6 ),400 (THIS DAY.) mend et the Royal Engineer establishment, arrived at la 100 p e . • dasm go 96 .re 7 2/000. Brompton Barracks this morning, from the Mauritius. ea. 100 Do. 11 Mask 119 131 130 1 20,000 1 ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKE . Three-quartersof a mile. This 'rimming the whole of the officers and men of this Ile 100 1 4'0.8one)* West. (Ire, 106 106 - 0,000 , OLD COURT. Parasite, Libellous, King of the Forest, Commander, division of Royal Marius Light Infantry were drawn up in k a so Omit western - ge,ooo /Before Mr. Jades Hat) Overton, Gauntlet, Sweetbread, Saida Claw, Dr. Piney, the barrack-equare for the purpose of witnessing the pro. m k sad Necromancer. sentation of a silver medal to ColourSergeant E. Smith, Igo ad a 1 1 1 (4, 00 00 11. /an D : w cash .94 :11,: d ‘ & 4 14 Y:ork "- kw sktre: 1 6 % 9 00i 110:414 z : 100/ ad It in . ha. 15 The trial .. ! the R. r. Nr. Roam forgery was reaumed this HOPEFUL STAKE ' S. Half a rail,. which, with a gratuity of 151., had been awarded him by IA 100 Lon.,Brlghton43.cosii 115 117 117 , e•aing, at 10 u's!iiek. Spanish Fly, Blanche f, Peignoir, Couleur de Ron. ee th ed e Lords of the Admiralty for long service and good Ilk 100 Loadon,Chatluo.ADor 45 40 00 60 41 1 1 !ice I It. 100 loudest & North Wistit 93 ilsg eft 3 uct. Mr. Metcalfe proceeds] le address the jury for the de. Mimed Thrush, Mies !tarty, Lord M.inlay, and Bianca f lee all Do. Eighths - - - 10.000 - '..e.e. and, is the emur.e of • very lemptliested sod able are here. ft. 100 Inadon&SouthWeeter, Si 55 SIB 5 53,000 Erreenvz Votrarrmas.-The Right Hon. Sir N a n LendouderreeCoteraln - -. •• 360 . r .,. 1,, he cum. -oiled that the evident" Was quite Mug- OXFORDSHIRE STAKES. Two miles. 96,000 Cornwall Lewis Bart of State for War , 16 all Do. and Nonlakille. 161 He total l ' s establish the fact that the cheque was a forgery, Defe n der. Aelleee Laweer, Urn, Bally Edmond, sod Gear ) . a r naed the following' com m o n Besee amt t r on to b e to th s ', 45 1 05 Mars,tthel,ALluculasa 46 47 Of i 6/00 sal 11.4 (runs All the other circumstances in the case S y nn P hent • ere here , 10 Metropolitan officers commanding volu n teer corps, upon the subject a k ma masa 4 a dl. 1161 127 1275 1 1 6,000 RINI N.• lure would be perfectly justified in acquitting the ENTRY FOR MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile. what conalitutes an effective volunteer, according to the pro- eles 114 e Do. New l5 1 4 Dm - 0 01 11.700 . ',weer. lie said it was proved that o n ly t wo year. brea d. Nativity'. Libellous, Memo, Shepherdess , s, and Sweet- visions of the a c t of parliament, namely :-" With • sew It , 100 Do. larm,& Derby MI 101 - 1,915 L•!.f re the ,I•alli of M r . Ed war d R oe t h e a eceand lad to the better understanding of the conditions which consti- 60 all Mid. 01. Wa. Is - ss -. 160,50 . M .... _ .. a1l lad _ .... _Kest ___. ‘..__, - - - MOM& ti.sde Ani,ther will, by which the prisoner was made reside. PR! NCR OF WALES' STAKES. Half a mile. lute MI effective volunteer according to the proviaions of ... 100,80, Caracole Exchoiner, Peignoir, Master ' , salon, and the Volunteer Act, the Secretary of State for War thinks it ` 1 ; ie g • i' r e=men r ::: o 7, 4 77 g - g gi . ..„ 260.000. .., • 1.,;..1.-1., and the evolones showed that he would never Caracole, aro ' b ar ,. ' desirable to point out to officers cominsoding volunteer as a n p osses . --.. marroop.llll,o •-.- 0,005 ..- i.e.l.- spieler will if he had not been coerced intodoiog corps, that no member should be returned effective unless k 100 Ne e g e le WELTER HANDICAP. One mile and a half. to Mr. dolor I many Roe an.l his attoreey , and he urged sooth . a‘yer. urinadr. and cooquarm are hoe. he ha.. attended at the annual general inspection of the et. 100 North Brill& corps, or is accounted for ea absent with tho leave of the St. au meta Devon Itall. &D. - -• ss 70,000! Mat wahine 1,14 twee likely ulster the circumstances than Peru loiterer. -Veer.... - officer commanding. Officeni commanding volunteer corps 21 . all Dn. • - that the deceased should have not the cheque to the ti " Anntren,-D a i onnin , K Lady Derby, and may rely that every care will be taken that the general in- a r is., Lit.w.-- De. a lerwick m.g.ria , s *: Ne t I r rea a a ! "a l I I pe a , 6 1 1 :1 6 , 6 , 1 -ser, in cede Nat be might detest the object of Mr. John Gra*, spection ordered by the an should be held each year at the . * 100 Da. Leeds so sui a d eot -xd 12,0001 I: ato deprive the primmer a the property which be wither! ._ _ teas best suited to meet the convenience of the volunteers.' SO, IN Ds York N, IN Nal& Lodes - 50,000 him to resale.. Web regard to the handerratiog, he re. COUNTY AND ONNSIL4L Oil DOIMUNISILS" 19 an morthittwestesaane. itts It 121 13 xd mom ,sided the jury that saw et the witaames for the prow COMPANY (LINITLD).--ira is DAY.) 191 170 North Nallordahlre„ - MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ft. 100 NotAtOreatheasiLilte. BB 92 90 811 80,000' 1 rdrasebed to had ben writacio two years before, they The fourth h a lf-y ear ly mee ti ng o f rho share- _ o -_ l5 all Peebles - - - 5000 Psdmisath - -•- ,810 mpabl Mee Maeda that ma ft the general writin g of th e hidden in this eompiny was held at their office*, Ki ng T wo o'CLOCIe. 15 IIall all Ithelaan - - 0 11 000 Wilham.street, this day ; Mr. E. H. J. Ciuicrueo, M.P ., In the mining market to-day East Condon shares s e t I: hyLatikh ttlah rr i ll6 1 2 -- 1,724 &masa The leaded Mum! then proceeded to comeliest - 1118.04 town the Weer el Mr. Jwha Iwlne Roe, who, he laid, in the cbair • . . have advanced to 24 } to I. Corn Cainborne are It , 100 sc.ttioh Inwood l6l 91 - 53,000 The report of the director. stated that during the past . e R 100 i t,hropshlre Unties de closely the *de sorer in the a ff air, sod that the h o li sm , 1.304 s h am h ave bee. disposed of , prov i ding , ono ! at I,i to 4 ; and Stray Park, at 28 to TO IS all Sittiorbournslklibeira. - - - 40,000 .sly inewees. that amid be drawn from this fact wise that tognber with calls on shares previously allotted, an additioa Marke \ alley are steady, at 91 to lA. West se . 100 b ooth Dee . - - - 000,000 b e del a s de,. to go isto th e se it oew h o , an d m ato un d er of 7.016/. to the paid-up capital of the company._ . 0( this Ronalown are quoted 20 to 21 ; Wheal It. 100 South Restarts ••• South Wales 44 020,000 AK rinnasalalicas this will was executed. The learned sum 2,s°W * ha. been applied is li 'l eidetiee el M iss el Margaret, 38 to 40 ; .. Trencrom j 106 . to BA ; re; 100 9 . y or a e b, A ph aa ta g , tii by ad - 5/000 the company. The completion of new holden sad 0. camel thee geerneded to co rn etist upon all the o th er hide tem p,. • f"" . Wheal &ton, 70 to 75 ; Wheal Ludcott, 3i to 1; le f all StalneeWokliighm.,4oe. 4 7 - 10,500 at various works have added 2,67141. to the capitol NI 39 . zdain 881 ad &an 13 OM of tho case. and concluded by expressing au (Minion that &Jaunt. At the same time, the directors have base East Wheal Russell, 3to i ; West Polmear, 17.. 11 all Stockton a Deeli ngte II 13 DUO &Ito t d 16,000 ft V pm a - tile endears had faded to establish the guilt of the pre enabled to provide ample stocks for th e issuing to 19a. ; and East Devon Great Consols, 1/ to 21. it. 105 Tid Vale - - too,ooo mom sad thee he war entitled lo an acquittal. winter season, and have a laige cash balance Foreign and colonial mining shares remain 60 all MN, IrA -: 14,16 X 16 0 Be. ITh. e “,.!,,, 6 ha sot been given as as time ~,,, went to in the hankers' hands. After providing for the Christens quiet. Kapunda have been dealt in at le prem. 14 De. - 56,000 divideed,rod iuterest ors loan. and all other outgeiregefor the Pees , ' A meeting of the North Hated Mining Company co, vole of Ida - - - 11,6n0 Den half.year, arid writing off the several items as appro. IS ell Victoria OM It Pladleo 114 14 ad 12 ad Kee is' convened for the 28th inet. __ ._ prised at the 64 annual meeting, • total profit has bees N all wed outdo - realised of acu. 15e. 2d., but of this sum the directors have At North Dolcoath Mine meeting yesterday the amounts se too W.ll tlerh.&ll s. .- _ 60. N THE POLICE COURTS. added 50f. to the reserve fund, and have written o ff RM. showed a debit balance of 671. 13a rd. A call of b. par M. tel new Id 66 47 45 7 *OOO It 140 Mkt Newport al 43 42 10.000 from preliminary expenses, and got. from law than was made. (THIS DAY.) charges, leaving a balance of 7421. Va. 2d, et. . Did 1s 156 57 - • sullicient to per • dividend for the half-year fading June 30, THE - NUM MAILWATIL statesro 10161, at the rats of 6 per cent pe as, and to carry for. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. NtsutloN•llM - SE. read a surplus . ted of 1141. 15s. 6d. ; and the 1.1. I I 10/010. I Cad *sateo. I 68.5. subside _.....- . 1 -1•. L.. A. • man 4 shout 44 years of age, describing directors recant the declaration of the dividend accord- 10 5 •-• their p himaelf es a labourer. wee trough% before the Lord Mayor tasty, to he made payable on and after the 15th September IMPERIAL AVEB.AOIB. 111 all I= & Belftedled 51 * for the the nesting. , hereof with dabbing a young women owned oext. WheidiDerley. Gala I Rye. 1 limas. i fess. 20 all Waded teas Pursues a the seek wish • bade The CHAIRAN, in moving the adlition of the report, Jab 13 - It oppearal from the coalfaces of the leiter...es that the Sated that this was the least profit, half-year for gas - m a l - Wats :' Is Naos lid als Illd alis 1524'n 10,0 s l 01l N all Vienna a gralsemsse.. - .s tr,.....r aid IDA youno woman were oetaide a public•bouse ennipanies, bat mill their tweets came to within 91 , of the Aug. 1 - on the •' 11 lames having mute altercation', when the r previous half-year, though there had WOG all hicremee of - L" 10 - - coming .4 ha duel aW struck her is the seek. re " f i ell 2001. is the expeessa -17 - SIR 1 wo. rod on so. of the witasonse going to her asistance, it The erotism was carried, and a dividend at the rats of six weeks' Aggee. - 7... -- ---!----'"--- 11 ill ' batch itheailh 3._ 4 dig 121 _ On Mu ass so•lntaiusd that she was bloodier from • wound 6 per end. per album was declared. per Average ... Use mere 74 Ire 41 tts as m. id N ail listens of Franco N all ,04. kedll4o Pia a . y . 6 - - - employ a the seek. The Pli. o6 Yr walked away. followed by • The nasal complimentary vote was then given to the DUTV.-Wbsat, berkey, llals. Lye, bosßas, 4.,,,, a- wu,, ... * all Gt. Central of Franco - -. New= ',eve,: we, wad flimsies Hopes, who sew a knife ;beer chairman and directors, and the mottiagespantted. Asousn oasis mow Lan wean.-Wheat. 71066; baeln. 20 all Gt. Luxembr. Coosa IL a ili 3i i works, lag a hie hied, which efts some enonionts be saw him put• 1,0,1 A , oats, 3,383 ; rye, N; hems. 2.001 : Peas. PA Madera II all Italian Junction - t een, II ass hie breast packet He saw him go into a lodging-how - outows sHOWINO TM 712070A110118 1111 KU AMOK= MUM N all Lake Constance a Bala •-•-.• tea, in a ffeetsguinetnet, and then gave in to the police, ~ Y TINA? MU= NUM MI WNW MAXIMA N all D ee anti Turaliont .. - .. taken I d i sh led t o hi s sp ors .h ee .,„.. Th e young woman w .„, The Times believes that Dr. Thompson will suc-- .etahlis Pries. , July U. July M. July 17. Ang. 3. Aug. le. Aug.l7. 16 a l l = sad Geneve •• • • -.•-• - BBl all ' Antonia him to the sorcery of Dr. rook, who deemed the wooed. esed Dr. Baring in the bishopric of Gloucester and BriatoL el duo . le all '.lessattiegel :AZ II If - Ys vies afterwards reMoved to the hospital, where she still We learn that the Bishop 11 London and Mrs. 61 31 .. :: '.....1 .. .. • • N an ,Do.ep.e.Prt. , to N ormaszi MY/ILL 61 2 1 .. • • 10 all Northern if knows.- N 0 ... most, : la, I not( was present, rod mid that the wound in the Tait, accompanied by their son, crooned from Dover to 61 0 1 . .....11 10 15 , Do. New Shansi _..., other g female's nsek wee • severe one, being one inch and • hell Codes by the mail on Mooday night last to pass some weeks • • •• • • • • ' Id all , Nordelan Treed PM. 14 .-. 1 '•:. uki ma Meh in depth- It .•• Ul • • vary dangerous on the Continent. The biehop held • confirmation at Calais 60 i:.f ta 1 . 1, • - Nll ottomanamyramUdlal 8 T i T Ms - mod so are 3,0 -- . hut it mielit turn nut bad, or might turn out • • • • • • • • • • N all Pads Lsone eadMaidlt. PO* 40* -ea Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock, and another at Dun. ------ * all lAA' and Maar 46 57 - sons a •• •.- ~I.ly, according to the state of health she was in as the ~..s. the MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) N m Bastes smell lerandsso -. more t tee. The wound w a g bl ew h og very nro f am l y, sa d she mg ewe @erne afternoon. His lordship has also a nnounced (Prommi=.4p. a 5 4 dls ss works .. r , (set with hues of bleed his isteetion of confirming at Boos on Friday next. Stm& -Good refining qualities sell readily at TOT but n is . - recent facet prisoner, who said he was quite innocent, was The following announcements appear in the ordinazy prion. Common qualities have also sold more freely- se 2' a...a to geed brown Porto Rico sold at 33e . to 3fis. ; 11 se Beml -.- Beeddi Dnilli ~..ocleol. of. As Tines :-" Philip Edmund Wodehouse, Esq., C. 8., late ry, 36e. to 425. ; a landed cargo of Porto Rico sold at 4 ell De I Poo W. -- -.-. WOR.9HIP-STREET. Governor of British Guiana, is to succeed Sir George Grey W e ed. for relining. Refined cognation quiet ; prices are g• MI Ilanibra mai Maw - of beim v 6441101 ITTIAirr..L. RonniaT IN SMORTDITCH. le di Gs pores& Pref. t1i . ... - which Tr ewo Gaon-, a ressoserahheattived young ma. , d m at the Cape of Good Hope ; France Hineks, Eel., bow swear to PP' rt ° B - . . Middling L i 6 . ......... / IParal ll giu .... Si W ADI Corso continue, to realise very full -. • .e.. 1 e s a t,,,1,,,, n „,., charged ed., Mr . Knox with a s. Governor of Barbadoee , is to succeed Mr. Wodehouse is - .•. • Ceylon sold ? rim " .11/ 16 ...EMMA Loa- enoom smartie , io good middling plantation - N a !wa wa o f p rance __ 24.. 01 -de t- ptinz 1.. steal .• satelb from John Grant, • guard CM the British Guiana ; Janos Walker, EMI., now Secretary el b erry, en,. to en s. ; na ti ve C e yl on. er a to tits .: T e m 4 a n , wad m a s an P'N.l° O R 7 1... , ...rn Counties Rai:way. Barbadon, who has for some time temporarily edmiole• cherry, 7Dr. to 73e. Two Boating carp of Rio have bees is au I Do. of per coot. Prof. 5t 10 - weight, ereeeutor mid -Lest night, about 9 o'clock, I was in N all ,Wisa& N. W.Ol Prealle 10 21* - of its b tered several vestments, is to succeed Mr. gold ; the particular' not given. Hl.i. street, ehorediteh, and stepped into th e road, there s , ,__ II 4 :Waded oe Wed ten t ; a stoppage on the pavement ;at the same moment niece' at Bneinedene ; Tx -At the public wiles common Aroma sold the at Hon. Arthur Gar- ~...____--n• rather 8 iwkaa aa ,......„,„,,,,,. breach butrood and 6oe rather dearer. Chlaa teas an ts, ameibuses passing b'ht ■ens to •a standstill, and the don, the youngest son of the late Earl of Aber. cheaper -Extensi P". 4" iftintblaril7 _emery ta- Inn • I felt a h a nd deep, is to succeed the Hon. Henry Maumee Rms.-A parcel of Kan Leaver& sold at L. 74. to Is. 7gd. MUT= 101111,111110 MI L • • test 6 wi s h Is brsalk My c os t, wh___iih. was epos, bad was SO quic Sutton in New Brunswick ; Colonel Gore Browne, C. 8., Rice. -Tee demand is active, at full erica. OW Brim ILI h a I Lammas, !Mooing woes. l Wm. put I yr..p a l it theme; lay waiter, which • the on in the right hand pocket of my waistcoat previously being late Governor of New Zealand, is to succeed Sir Henry E. goon, 9e. led. ;new,. 108 . . :}i. Tw o floatßg cargoes sold ; no au ammo aguawn.m is es - those er Moulmein, JUL .baC.44IMIS in theprisonereen&avours to tinny. embed, F. Young in Tasmania ; Sir Dominic Daly. late Lieutenuat- 000 of Rangoon at 1 0s. lid. ; ,e_ ek. 100 lees Die illedegagte. IS ett 971 Compel Wl o 4 a emir pow?" and be • ' This ,- . u...... 0„..r0n, of Prince Edward's Island, I. to ',wood Sir Sa"° has sold at the recent advance. Smal l peed, too. is a Do. de. A .., - - .. DEA to 20s. ; flour, fair quality, 16s. Me all InfteltrilabsEtrooll. 0 41 ss 4 a11 '..., 61 . 6 nXing away. IPe end. mated looms . after • Richard Meadoooell in South Australis ;J. S. Hampton, Songs.-Pepper sold steadily : middling Singepore,3o. ; 11l all Do. Prefteded II T dieting' et a b sharp chase, and without any observation Faq ., f ICo troU , Ceneral of Convict@ in Tasmania, Penang. 31d. to 3ed. Pimento realised 2ed. Nutmegs sold Me * 11141 4 151151 . 4150 • 041,1 4 5 OMSK y a et . Pangbo hem me he then observed, " It was not an" Shan ii a is • i 42 . i i. L ao. ia r r 15 te moved i Mr. Ksix -If I have not seen this man in the dock of is to succeed A. E. Kennedy, Eq., in Western Australia ; rather easier, la Id. to 2s. DI. Mace, 10d. to la be prod the court before to-diy, it was his brother. Th omas p r i me , F og . , aos , p re me en t o f th e vi r e, i slands, SALTPETRE.. -nl3 market is inaetive. . lee De. Myr& Atte 45 TO , s. meat ol ,_ Corrox.oo hales sold at firmer prices. The gaoler-He is • thief, air, _sad bee been here before. is to succeed Lieutenant.C•--eloied Ord, lately promoted so J un was go ld a t e re pi c o t to 10a. advance, too - Dalin. WA, Olio. 0 TO ,--, Queket • all illaignela A laireers - 1 form.i convwiiob can be proved agairist hini. Bermuda, in D om i n i ca; Charles Nesbitt, Esq., now Seale N U OmosT.&DoekBp.agiss I 3 di, - logy, az 1 N ... r ... . Soon - Then e st y all , ee re e mand eey detifieeeem. loins arena death. N re Ogles , =or osat. din par - Ivry in the Bahamas, is to succeed E. E. Eyre, Fem., in St. TALLOW MARKET.-Nils DAY.) 10 all BMWs and fon Vincent ; James R. Longtime El y .. now Seeretery in the The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 465. net pl as Dm Issas MARYLEBONE sad ma Falkland Islands, is to succeed Mr. Price in the Virgil, cash • Petersburg Y.C., ce the spot, 465. 6d. ; September, II all Do. Joblealpolio - - - FRA rutrtiusc ritorsecr. 46e. ' 6,1. ; October to December, 46e. 6d. ; January to as all De. lip . canoeist liti 1011 -. 1 man who has been frequently brought up at this court l a landa" 10 all 110. Bp. 0 de. e .I.feciog wills and headings, by chalking verse. from Mr. Tile ham prepared a large model of the March , 475. 140 all Do. do. de. tellele Oft 1001 - and Mr • epture on them, elm sentences satirising our statesmen court of the Royal Exchange, with its glees roof as he METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. a mentense.. - - partneri .el ' , entry, was placed at the her charged, with defacing a . er. l at e l . lae arriet tal inelt of Clasiods 20 21 Ni 11; coatracl • .11 Its Little Albouvetreet, by 'retie( upon it with chalk. Indies it to be arranged. This model he trammeled to the (THIS DAY.) lie all Do. 0 par el Pre!. _.. U 06 - - mend, I 'e•onees mime is kul.rard Baruhrouk, and is described on Graham Committee some weeks since, with an estimate We are moderately supplied with beasts. Good qualities no lar an Do.ilis.PriE4_,.M.s . o. - - - Depute ea• sheet ee of no home or occupation . and explanations. It was resolved at last, by the ousting sn i pe demand , and on the average Monday ' s quotations are all Do. 'Per Oa DsamL. 14 1111 - court w. • taints!' . The supply of sheep and lambs is quite p a : „all 6 ,...D 6 8 1 7.. 86 . imr lial••• • n 4 ° Li Po'ime•constalde Gaze, 256 fe, said that between 1 sad 2 vote of the chairman (the Lord Mayor), to submit the equal t o th e demand. Prices not much altered, bet it Is ft - a u - - - -- • iii ts ._ Barry, 4 ei s mourning he u. 1.4 in Little Albany.street, sad saw the the eve model to Lloyd's for their approval or rejection, but with difficult to effect • clearance. Good calves are rather N. ti e nettlfilta PCILlia 0 4 1 99 11111 ... - .oiler writing on the wall. a notice that, even if they approved, the committee would • IMs 111 1 before Mr. Mansfield-What with! 1 , deers. From Germany and Holland there are 190 beasts, le II De. Neu evident I itfi , er -With chalk, your worship. I took him to the sot consider themselves bound to undertake the work, as 1 1,690 sheep, and 290 calves ; Ireland, 47 calves. The 10, teat 0, 94 4 11. 44 111=C a t m 0t ttl L I S :l e 1 Dolly, II ':.nos. There has been no end of ocenplaints about this there were no funds for the number of mileh cows is 110. 1 ,01 9 01 w. The model, however, Per stone of albs. a *I. ad. Per stone of Mbe. s. 4. a, a. 101 10t din - the lab •ort of thing. - in the • has been exhibited in Lloyd's Rooms for a month. Beet Scots, Screeds. 410 5 Best tinsit IttlidiSh 60 5 4 106 all DLlP•efidalisT7 3 .!LaTe 94 r . Sr. Mansfield-What had he written! Best Short-ho_rus . . 4 I 4 1 Beet Long-w 0015.... 0 0 0' 0 MO all Do. et do.. Thrns.op. N ••• .- been eei Officer -. He h a d chalked on the wa le .. What nation can Mr. Gustavus V. Brooke, the celebrated trade- , &mod qua seams 34 4 Do. do. Shorn ~ 48 6 0 LSO all bw..._ ~6 ° . _ 7B ••_ witanni nT. -•- the foil - Ihrht r (Leerier.) dian, has arrived in Dublin from Melbeurne, after an ab. Calves - •-• had bee Thorns Taylor. inspector of asissorno. mid thie chalking ma" nif soma y ean, I Mrs 6 osums tb two pre .. the well bed been .. Dare, of greet ammymee to the Matthew Phibba, the man convicted at the I I 2.°lllnsa HU 'bre& ° ° ° l'unhi • Cill 0 445 • t o Win Be. 41 1 w r a ci t . du_ , L a .. 14 d i s _. the ace rust Beasts at market, 1,000; S op and Lambs, 11,940. ves, . Malatesta ,4 Kernme•-perk sod the neighbourhood round seat f o r at least a couple of years , remises for the iambic. murder in the county Monagbaa, wee I P*. ?he• st. 10 MellaCorp.gp. &Den& .. - ,- fied by Dit all 111./ronswlck• Clouds which ' Sr. Mansfield (the priscimer)-What makes you pursue executed at Sligo on Moeda/. He died relmatant ' SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET .-( THIS DAY.) dam • cap. ati. as' practice! the figu ANOTHIM DRNTILCCTITE FIRE AT Wort' smut Dr. ! Mead Davis and Ors report trade at the tole N all Be. do. Lead Al 6 T .'s "Id (2.lema/7)- To fulfil the prophets and prophecy, .- obtains -Moe Dee.)-This morning, about '2 o'clock, a fire broke lowing prom' Prime isewlisw hay 7lis• to superior * all Do. do. IS T cap. do. 4 II "Id draft, rod to make the Bible universal. I have • oa t i s th e p rem i en belon g i ng to m ews Balm ad co.. tad di tto , a, to 100 a ; w a i st etkv i s , to 50e. . new di tto, . 19 all De. do. d do. 4 0 - advised coda mi trends lOl 101 -- commit and rope makers, situate in New Churehetreed, Rotberhithe . 50r. to 80a. ; clover, old, 110 e. Ss Ma ; straw , 285 . to 348 . T. 15 ' Do. Purnaub i I kla - commit Re Meedeld remanded him till Saturday. The yen house, the tar house, and the mil lofts, extending po all DO. 40 --- tepees.' LAMBETH. in one direction 50 feet by 40, as well as ano th er I -- - -- - - ot. no DalnAstnet.e.spe es 94 - crime al 112 ICIIIIIRAM lAJZ artaanco. building. W WI in • blase ' At the ' me tinw the am eme . THE Mtrafizo AT EVERLEIOII. -The under- 10 1 i Thwald ' u."4ll.ll * * I di° - respects Ih nn . ~= us or. Names *dam lits seas* th e b eac h, attacking Noe. 1,2, 3. and 4, Harrietroltagen, let out to heenor , John s tocker , is now hoot midair tga skirt ein . that tie • Mimi &dreams. •PPlisd to him for his o"°r mairrmr° ad ° them. By great es!rtiee on the part yogis - nos of the police 'a whom there is ast body at a l la loppieesiag aa illy* fair which was b ee t b o h e of the brigade the flu was at length extinguished, but not .. F.verleeh, including 'the county superintendent, Captain 10111.105 OBLIGATION& suppose extent. 4•41441 i s a kid hansom to hi m rd f or w hi c h natal tbe premises before enumerated were Dearly deitreeen. Meredi th . Th e tau - l ad f me IN I RaiLWAVIL 1 dower Peleem-T -ges and the boiling - house , rom THE MIN Ise should be held liable. The no other pones of the premises was paved. The prince 14. . 1 4 stated that at the quarter he let the Pel loss it is summed will fall upon the Imperial Fire-offis. which 'the * corpse of the unfortunate woman, Ann Hill, has 4 all o.Luxundsoup.oo4.l 21 ell 'Si bap remo ved to her own horse , are in the ion of the to all l Do. lamed a m t { AU .... le :9 , - of the 1 rhs ef aM. Li f , ,r six months to • ouwkeeper , ad gave BentOCS BALLOON ACCIDENT.-OD Monday even- form e r , • " seal-- 10 len North. of Immo 3p. d. 111 111 I- son The and no one is allowed to enter them. The coroaer columns 1 ' kitty whatever talon to let the 6.1.1 for say purpose lug Mr. Coxwell, the celebrated seromme made an (Mr. Sylvester) of Trowbridge was not expected till 10 sae " t all n ,! ) t.,., (8e t= 4 IP* et ! - - - isip e. 1M 13 churchy :::','!'wil. tin the eve•ieg before, however, he hoard that rent from Comities, at about seven o'clock, and was y e t er ,d ay. eh t T ues d ay. apon t h e i nformation of Yr . tIS giaigamagparannt. - _ i I" sensible ,‘ ' , teepee had let the field to some parties for th• meal accompanist by two young ventlemen. Alfred aod Thomas Thomas Stretten roperintendeot of the Marlborough dive. go lan Do. New 3 inot.___... lie 11 i - tem has . .447. owl. a l t h ough h e b a d miaow & a b out w oo a id.* p w .... of nagl a ewo o , near Cooeleton. The wind was sloes of the county police, John Stocker was charged before 4 lan 0.0701 4 Prow - - -,, 'geld se saunas reaelied the spot, with mete- blowing violently at oho ti me of the ascent , an d in a few Mr . T. E. Fowler, nf Dominion ; Mr. E. Dyke, of Fighel. 20 'all &Aus.eLed•Vea.2p.s. la 10 I - evenin day nigh •il` l 4 the cornice of toot., kr., aad in a short minutes carried the balloon in the direction of Buxton. d ean • sh e g m wr r . a der Of Colliaglosurna le :" nentheenefirennee SP`n 1 1 1 l ag 100 01l I Victor emmanaelep.S. N l ,".', trnte were pilenicl sad prepurstioa made The aeronaot attempted to land on the flet. Von, and Duca% aad the Rev. S. Let. Crook, vicar of Upswing, go all lefetel.W.ofrrance3p.c. 11) 1 1 , - .... i. , ;:lin g the fair. A number el him and respectable Meek country in the neighbourhood of Buxton, but he imaged:nem of the county, with the wilful murder of Awe *".., 0ut.., , ,...4 the dishbearbard were mesh annoyed at Hie toned ii, km Ask to accomplish his object en amount Hill Evidence was giros br John Hill, the husband of DOCK THE b ,.''' • shout to be imitabliabal in th e vicieity, and he of the which was increasing in violence. He let the d oome d, wow m a ena d h em w oo ... terabit ,. out , oa .. ,ITIRRat) .aoased his warship wad Mimi bun the go hie grappling books, but they were useless. The Mr Tuesday morning. and Mr. C. J. Monk, his employer. The He I 111 L I Decay I Ass I (1. prima I Seim penmen •ak , f • t 4 mop clackair that which would be an 'Stoke- of the balloon was dashed ■ ageisst three stone wells, coin- primmer was remanded until the next day, at 10 a.m. The ase.4lo; et. •Commerold mio - - - Battens atk lenie vcoern, tot 111 11PR eeeci ,. pletely hoicking down the portioes against which it struck. prisoner is a slight built man of prepossessing appearance, twos St. Do. 4 p..ct. Pref. IA 10.,100 - - - papaw est lodla ilOO 117 119 115 1 laying d eitt llr . a. l ellee d• mmk • by tee chief clerk By some means or other filo balloon burst, sod was rhos with full eyes, fresh eomplexion, dark hair, and light brown 2 ....,°" 5 . 6 " r 5i : 1 0 . f. Z , 6 ,: t T W -.100 60 ba 0 y the ai., o s , - pi , .....h00i that h. taken pines within the last brought to • Sand. Mr. Colwell has escaped with superficial whiskere, about Be or 27 years of sga, sad aster Mt. fro f • teee • WO: et. St Katharine _ 46 40 _ •I tse knee. ''''rietist the surprise's els lar fair at helium but Pearson le dangerously hart. The other in stature. He has always bane a very good character for 321445 Soutbaropton rtm ....., awl it apiscired lb .t. thou the sesonmeti "aft yIsIaII erotism§ ben kit arm bruins. The sufferers , steadiness, civility, and quieted" of behaviour. He has a swoop St. ,VkiOna lll5 es 91 .. 6 Mats i -. " 5 a ll by the pities preecatior the public from had to be eddied le 911111011.-Maaeheacr Gmardius• wife and • child about two years old. 6.0001 20 ,Do. New l5 4 4 -• Ina K THE MUSD= AT EVERLEIOH. The Under , Iteepc, John Stocker, is mow kept under the strict nu , veilbince of the police, of whom there is a strong body at EverCie), including the county superintendent, Captain Meredith. The two lodges sod the boiling-house, from which the corpse of the unfortuoate Women, Ann Hill, has been removed to her own house, are in the possession of the former, sod no one is allowed to eater them. The coroner (Mr. Sylvester) of Trowbridge was not expected till 10 a.m. yesterday. On Tuesday, upon the information of Mr. Thomas Stretten, superintendeat of the Marlborough divi sion of the county police, John Mocker was charged before Mr. T. E. Fowler, of Durrington ; Mr. E. Dyke, of Flom!. dean ; the Rey. W. C. bane, Neter of Collionhourne Decis ; and the Rev. H. C. B. Crook, vicar of Upavon, magistrates of the county, with the wilful murder of Anc Hill. Evidence was gives by John Hill, the husband of the deceased, who retarasd from Worcestershire early on Tuesday morning, and Mr. C. J. Monk, his employer. The prisoner was remanded esti' the next day, at 10 a.m. The prisoner is a slight built man of preoneeesaing appeamnoe, with full eyes, fresh eomplexioe, dark hair, and light brown whiskers, shone 26 or 27 years of age, and under Mt. Sin. in stature. He has always home a very gond character for steadiness, civility, and quietness of behaviour. He hoe a wife and a rigid about two years old. 110,410 St. Commercial 1.64,000 St. Do. 4p. et Pref. )110. matte, St. Fast ami Wet ladle 3,638,510 l tit. London . 1,932.800 St. St. Katharine . 300.864 , St. Southampton 100.000 81. IVietorta 6,0001 10 ,Do. New .1 1 OD ,no .tlOO iir 119 119 e . 100 56 65 68 T .'too in 62 JIM .110 4 96 . 1 2 i 2 2221 104 ft.. I ft COLONIAL GOVERNMENT xw 1 . 14 k I *rocas. fLITILS. ICI CI pice. I %lee. .... . r • r .B p.e.. 18774 100 1 107 110 .... . Do. 8 per 0,81,11904 100 - - - .... .. Do. 8 per m01..13814 100 - - - .... .. Do.. per et. Yeb.dAvg 100 106 107 - _ ___.. .. Do. 8 per cl.3lsr.etSep 100 193 110 - UM ~ . Do. 5 per mut. .... .. Cape id G tlopeOp.et.l62o 100 107 109 - ... . Do do. 1 100 107 109 ; - Do. do 1801 100 107 109 ' 1071 160,000 . New Ileueiw.llor. Bp. ct. 100 106 108 ; - .... .N. S. Wale.li r.sp. c. 1 100 08 IN ; - .... .. Do. 3p. e.. 1371 to 110 100 98 00 ' - . .. Do. 11 p. c., 1333 .. - .41,0110 .. Noss Seals 0 pre rout , 1876 lOO 1044 106; ; - .... . . Aud.liov. 8 p.c. Bouds 100 - - 1 - .... .. Vle.llr,,9p.e.las.etJuly 100 - - .... .. On. 60.611. r. April &0. 100 106) 1074 107 01 7/ JOINT 02000 laNd.l( Na 1 lb. 1 BM& i Pd. 1 Cl. pilaw I Salm SOW UM Aim ant It Mk dank . NI NI SI - fish 69 Ikaalralmts an - - - MAO, 31111ank ot dind 41,08011113 Bank of Larks 6l 63 66 *ON I 96 Bank al Turkey 3 1 Of Ala 10,000! 60 .llritlek N. America ..- 414 62 66 - KM, 10 i(lbart. Bank of Indla, 1 . duatralla. and China . all 2) 904 114 M,194 , 15 iChrteL dem of India, Lou., and China all 32 In - 18091 110 (31, - 10,000 100 Colonial - 40,000110.11.0 ma. of Canada ad -.- - 00,000. 100 ;Ore. at London N - 14000 10 inag.lleottnail.Cliartd all 161 161 ad . 161 Id 63,000 5) ~(1. -Sank o f Switzerland. an - - 1 - Asa wt... Ch. Bank at imaorL ad th 134 1 - 16,000 20 ! Do. New - Is,ooo 60 'London and Cosid7 lO 644 16* 11 d; MI ad 60,000 50 toodon Joint Stoat .- LI 31 38 i - 10,000 10 London & Utah Airier 10 11 11 Alai - 60.000 100 'Loa. sad WeeLminMer llO 66 07 • - 10,000 ; 100 'Nan Pro.. ot digland 4l - - 96.000 11/ ' Do. New ll •- - - 10,000 60 ,Natlooal Bank 14000, 10 New South Wake ad 34 36 - 61,400 23 Uneutal Bull imeporu ail 60 01 501 31,000 10 ,Ottoman bank 1 18 10,000 100 i Provincial el Ireland l6 - - - 10.000 26 ;South Amtralla all - 40,000 25 thdou et Australis - , - 65.000 60 ;Union dLoudon 11.010 HO Malty Inutosl IS I - --• KISCILIANIOUOL No. 16h. I 00101.111119. I Pit lOL prloss. l bale. 10,000 19 lAnglo-Y Innl_..l an) 131 141 - 60,000 10 'Atlantic RI. Mail 81.(L)1 an 14 11 - 360 1000Atisutle Isla 1115.'.... all - - - 10,000 36 Australian Attrfood..... 19 18 53 - 47.00 10 ! Berko Waterworks.... an 41 41 - (OW 30 ;Brit.& Irk& ki.a& Tel. ell SO II - (151. 10 Do. 11 7 per a. 111111011 a 1.8 10 - 11.7p0' 19 Do. 0 - 1,916, 351 Camels Land sa 103 81 107 El - MAW, SS. . atiftsg.&Boolt ad - - - m oms' es. Palma WO - 101,963 1 IL Proterenee - 160,000. M. Do. 6p. et. Perp. Den WO 1011 103 - 10,000 1 10 LludbutLon.Shippogli Si 1 04 dls - 60.000: 10 nwalndlalrni.& usual 1 par Ipm 11 1 luo,crao im. lieetrle Telegraph 70,000' I Pkg. and Amt. Cop. - 10,0001 15 .then. Steam Naviollin 14 -.-- 139,000 1 great Ship (LIEMWd) _ ill 1 1 - 100,0964 1 Do. 171 per rent. P u t. all 1 - 1(000. 6 Lou. Dietzlet TeL (11.) 4l - - Ala - 1 00, 0 0 0 1 6 Lon. Gen. Omnibus On on 111 - 60,000 10 1 Iladrae IMF). & Our! 1 11 11 pm 2* 3 10,000, 10 MedltorraneanftionTeL all - - - 1(000) 10 )(odder. U. MI. (11m.) all 3 4 - N.OOO MI National Dleoomt Co $ 3* 11 dis - (000 10 Nerbuddaooanklres(l) 5 1 01 dl. - 11,110 10 Netherlands Land * - -. 80,000 6 Do. Bp. 0., In a3l die all i 1 - 1.7 . 14 1110 N. Bran..! N. Boot. Ld Bl A 10 - MAN IN. BM. Attelndulen all i 34 - 60,000 1 Orleedal Goa - woo 1 Do. "New Sksree' - 40,000 10 Orlon. In. Rm. (Lha..) all - - die - 1100,05) St Peel lilme 'And& Ida lOO 47 60 - 10,000 60 Paola and Otion.llleank ad ea 71 - 10,000 10 Do. Now BO 10 11 pm - 60,000 20 Lees ne & tad. Sal. 13.14 all 1 174 18, - 10,400 60 Ilmeny Ime ad 7 18 - 1;000 16 Do. N•w oll 6 6 411 1 16,000 100 dotal Mall 61eam_ -la 49 61 - 26,000 di. Beoetlab Art Moeda IN 113 123 - 1•,f00 36 Australian Lod an II 34 - 711,030 1 Ilaboartme Tel kelp all 1 I - 80.0,1, 6(000 1 Do. tumi do. tia deskekened ) mom: a l p.r e 4 . w, -_ 11,600 10 Do. do. - 1264.0 10 Thal& Ag.of Amlralla 60. )o'. 13 Train&lai..tf.Oanala 6 - - - 60,000 6 Un. Fluidom TM. 04 . 1 4 1 10.000 100 Vas OkeneWa Land ll4 11 fli - THE MLNIBERE or WAR "AT EanE."—Moat statesmen find the Home-081os or the War-office, with their subsidiary duties in the House of Commons, enough to tax their powers to the full, and keep literature as a consolation for the enforced leisure of opposition. Not so Sir George Oureswall Lewis. He has found time during the session to write " A Historical Survey of the Astronomy of the An cients ;" and while others are seeking health and fresh air as the moors, is poring over the proof-sheets of his forth coati's work.—Guardian. Six W. G. ARMSTRONG AND HIS WORK MEN. On Monday evening an interesting soirie of the workmen employed on the Elswick ordnance and engine works at Newcastle-on-Tyne was held in the pattern-shop on the works. No less than 2,500 persons, consisting of the work - men, their families, and friends sat down to tea. After tea, in the absence of Sir W. G. Armstrong, the chair was taken by Mr. 0. W. Randal, one of the partners in the establishment, and speeches in furtherance of the interests at education, as promoted by the Mechanics' Institute. in ormaexion with the works, were delivered by Mr. S. Beau mont, LP., Mr. R. Lambert, and several clergymen and other gentlemen. Prism were also distributed among most sueosedul students in the School of Design. are 3,000 MINI and boys employed upon the Elawick or • and engine works, and their united wages amount to more than 5,0001. • fortnight. The Elawick ordnance works are being largely extended. Among the more recent additions is an apparatus for the manufacture!, of cannon of weight and strength hitherto unbeare of. An immense 3CO-pounder battery gun is in the worse of being formed by the use of the new 10-ton steam-hammer, which can be waited up to 15 tons, and is the largest in England, and is daily wrought at from 40 to 50 strokes a minute. The anvil weighs 34 tons. The bore of the 300- pounder gun will be 101 inches in diameter ; length, 14 feet ; weight, 12 tons. It will be • muzzle loader, and the rifling of ita bore will be on the rib pattern. It is expected to be finished in four months. There realm in hand &WO-pounder breach-loading gun, to be oonstrocted on the wedge principle. Extensive foun dri es are being laid out upon the works, and • test for trying the gums before they are sent up to Wool wich is being built on the south side of the Tyne. Among the orders being executed in the engine department of those works are 13 locomotives for the East Indian Railway Company. DEATH or PROVEMOR QUEKETT, distinguished microscopist expired on the 20th inst. at Pangbourne, Berkshire, to which place he had been re moved • few weeks since in the hope that the change ought be productive of permasent benefit to him. On the retire. meat of Professor Owen from the College of Surgeons, Mr. Quekett was elected his successor, as also professor of hien logy, an appointment which he held at the time of his death. Professor Quekett, who was only 40, leaves a widow and four children to deplore the loss of an amiable hothead and most indulgent parent. FRAUDS ET AN ORDNANCE CLERK.—OR Tues day, at the head polies-office, Dublin, before Mr. Dennott and Mr. Wyse, Hamilton Connolly, • clerk in the War De partment, Lower Castle-yard, and John Nl'llwaio, ordnance contractor, Nam, county Kildare, were brought up on re mend, charged with extensive friends on the Ordnance Department. The case excited the greatest ioterest,aod the court was densely crowded. Mr. Serjeant Sullivan and Mr. Barry,.Q.C., appeared for the crown. It appeared from the evidence given when the prisoners were first brought before the police magistrates, and the additional evidence produced on Tuesday, that Hamilton Con nolly, who was chief clerk in the ordoence.office, was in the habit, for a number of years, of altering the figures in the accounts of 111PlIwain, the contractor, after they bad been certified by Colonel Durnford, and that cheque' for the forged sums were given on the office in Lender, which had been regularly paid without suspicion, the adZlitioual sums thus fraudulently obtained beiug divided between the two prisoners. For example, a cheque was paid, containing the sum of 5011. 6s. 9d., pur porting to be the amount testi fied by the colonel, but he produced the duplicate, in which the figures were 2ti.V. 9s. 3id. In one instance the fi gure "1 " ms converted into " 7," and the parties obtained 700/. instead of 1001. The prisoners, who were advised by counsel, offered no defence, and they were committed, "for conspiring to commit fraud, and for committing fraud, by obtaining money under false pre tences." In addition, Connolly wee committed for the crime of forgery. The prisoners lived in a style of great respectability, nothing about their mode of living indicating that they were likely to be guilty of such practices. It is supposed that the government has been robbed to the extent of 12,000/. at least. THE CA M BRIDORSMIRE MURDER. —The remains of the late Mrs. Harvey, who was murdered by her eldest son Thomas, under the circumstances fully reported in our columns • day or two since, were interred yesterday, in the churchyard at Fen Dittos. Mrs. Witte has been in sensible since the occurrence, but not speechless. No exer tion has been spared to trace the accused, but up to lest evening nothing bad been heard or seen of him. Tam day night copies of the depositions take° at the inquest were forwarded to the Home Secretary, with &request that • government reward should be o ff ered, but at the date of this communication no answer had been received. THE PNEUMATIC DISSPATCH COM PANT. —The ex periments that for some time past have been carried on at Battersea were brought to a close on Tuesday, and the ap paratus is about to be removed for perm Anent working and laying down underground between the General Poet-office. the district post-office in Bloomsbury, and London and North Western Railway at Euston square. The experi ments are considered as satisfactory as they can be on a snail scale. MONEY MARSEZ-(THIS DAL) Two *Twat. The fund+ showed increased buoyancy tide morning, and a fresh rise of g per cent. was tem porarily attained. The weekly court at the Bank, however, has since broken up without altering the rate of discount, anti the market is now less strong. The Paris Bourse is likewise weaker. Nevertheless, Consols are still quoted } per cant. higher than they closed yesterday. Some sales have caused a relapse of } to } per cent. in the India Lan. The stock is now quoted 102} to I, and the scrip, 102} to 1. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 2k., being per cent. lower than yesterday. Console are officially marked 914, 1, and for money, and 91}, 4, and ;; for the account The present quotations are 91} to 1 for money, and 91} to 4" for the 10th September. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2344, 233 ; Three per Ceuta Reduced, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 91}, tl , 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 11-16 ; India Stock, 2194, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 102 i, } ditto for account, 1021 ; ditto Scrip, 103} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 971, 97 ; ditto 1859, 97, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 95, ; Exchequer Bills, March, 12s. din ; ditto small, 12s. dig. ; ditto, June, 3s. die., par. Turkish Bonds were steady in the morning, but have since fallen } to I per cent. ; the Loan of. 1854 is now quoted 784 to 79, and that of 1858, 69} to }. The latter shows chief heaviness Mexican Bonds remain very dull. Sales are re corded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 89} ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 89, 881; Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 811; Maxima Three per Cents., 22 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for accmitt, 99} ; Russian Four-and s-Half per Cents., 90} ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 61} ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 79}, 79, } • Spanish Three per Cents., 49} ; Turkish St per Cents., 1854, for account, 79} ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701, 70, }, 691, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 72}, 72. A meeting has been held this afternoon of the creditors of Mesas. Beater, Dennant, and Russ (James Coster, Beater, Dennant and Ruse), warehmusemen, of Aldermanbury. The at tendance was very large. The liabilities amount to 216,863!. (including 129,2661. due to the executors of the late Mr. James Coster), and the net assets to 168,4821., irrespective of 7,6001., derivable from leases held and the private estates of the three partners. The failure has arisen through losses on the trading, combined with the embezzlements of the two chief clerks. These, and the inability to meet pay meets due to the executors of the late Mr. J. Coder, were the causes of the stoppage. The estate is to be wound up under inspection, and it is considered highly desirable that the stock should disposed of as soon as possible. The anticipation of the Great Exhibition of 1862 is beginning to enter into the calculations of the holders of railway property. Directors will pro bably find in it a new pretext for making largo additions to capital. There seems to be still a great scarcity of bills in the discount market. Transactions occur at 41 , per cent. ; and at 4} even six months paper has been placed. At the Bank of England yesterday business was extremely limited. The wheat market yesterday was very dull, al though Monday's reduced prices were nominally sup ported. There was a moderate supply of home grown wheat, almost all of the new crop. The foreign arrivals are limited. There was a renewal of activity in the Liverpool cotton market yesterday. The sales reached 20,000 bales, and prices were quoted id. higher than oa Friday. The Bombay mail, which has reached Suez, is expected in London about the end of the week. The dividend on Edinburgh and Glasgow Rail way stock is officially announced at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum, against 4 for the corre sponding period of last year, with a surplus of rather more than 15001. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,0791., the Great Northern an increase of 7541, and the Great Western au increase of 1,0441. G The receipts of the rand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 3rd instant were 12,5501. sterling, being 7241. more than in the cor responding week of last year. The meeting of the Southampton Dock Company took place yesterday. A half-yearly dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum was recommended and agreed to. In a little pamphlet entitled "Colliery Explo sions, and a Means to Prevent them," (I. Plum mer, 21, Great Newetreet), Mr. Richard Hugh Hughes, of Hatton-garden, describes a system of his own. He proposes to accomplish the ventilation of collieries by forcing fresh air to their various parts by means of pipes under pressure. Air, he contends, may be supplied to mines by an appa ratite very similar to that by which gas is furnished to towns. The subject is one for the earnest con sideration of all interested in colliery property. The waste of life under the present rude system is certainly lamentable. In the year 1859, 905 col liers lost their lives in the United Kingdom, and in 1860 the number rose to 1,109. It is worthy cf remark, too, that the deaths caused by explosions of fire damp were four times as numerous in 1860 as in the preceding year. WILDNZEIDAT EVINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to / for the 10th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 911 to 4. For money the last price was 91/ to 1. The official business report is as follows ;--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 911, 901, 91 ; ditto for account (Sept. 10), 91/, /, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90/, /, 914 ; hew Three per Cent.., 901, 1, 911 - Thirty Years Annuities, 1883, 15 11-10 ; Bsai Stock, 233}, 233, 234 ; India Stock, 220; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 101/, 102/, 1 ; ditto for account, 102, 4, ; ditto Scrip, 102, f, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 964 ; ditto Bonds, 3s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " °decal" rupee paper, 951; ditto Fivo-and-a-Half per Cent., 102/. The India Five per Ceuta, have again risen to per cent., awl closed at the highest point of the day namely, the stock at 102/ to 1, and the ecrip at 11Y2/ to 103, or 3/ to 4 premium on the price of issue. The March Ex3hequer Bills were quoted L7s. to 7s. die., being slightly firmer, owing to the ease is the money market. The June Bills remain dull at 4s. die. to par. Turkish Bonds were firm, and closed about I par cent. better than yesterday—the Loan of 1864 at 79 to k, and that of 1868 at 70 to 1.. Ecuador Bonds were in demand. Mexican were dull at 22 to 4. Steadiness prevailed in the market for Bank shares. Those of the London Joint Stock Bank were inquired for. London Dock Stock has im proved. Madras Irrigation and East India Irriga tion shares were in demand. Great Ship were quoted tie. 61. to 7s. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marina Insurance. 4/ to 5 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Inenr anoe 13-16 to 11-16 dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, g eds. to par ; Oriental and General Ma rine, to g prem. ; Mercantile Fire Insurance, to g prem. ; and Commercial Union Fire, g to prem. Victoria Government Debentures continua it active demand for investment, and have again rises I a per cent. 1861. DIBEATITIZ MIMI: . - ---- Gt.tiorth.49.9.J•Wely ll* 99 /00 Norfolk /p.c.1izz.4890. jig, IM N. Last. t. /06.1.711.9 UN 96 96 Scottish N. East 6D. 4. 1 109 6/ [lO6 Ilb , t