The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-25 00:00:00

lib 111 Nil lroine linter, 375 A, who took defivarisat In eneledy, LiWPWIIPWQUIMERti.OI ro dolobsvomd Ste ompowel. Yirlm.lilfgouttg 1, "" Ihe defiadeet mid he did not know that the awe woo duty, be cooly spoke jocularly. He regretted thatt Maye anoyeace, and be should not have dose n 110 MM Yr. Floras said be was gird, at all sweets, that the isfeelast admitted himself in error sod expressed regtet. At the same time it was no ennui to say that homily did it darly. - arigtegigits jocular with a soldier es dety• b l it ota% ti =it Manton' man, bat the k, - Ince a great deal too e a b b nioatiouing the anooyanoto after being repsattaly wki gat the esrporal ems oe duty. He must my that bait Weary conciliable forheavoiesse and good humour &berms], worm oposoglosoog might ye*, Probably However, considering that the defendant tem ...AY did net men to do say pen mischief, he would ;pine the pinity be 11. Ise, or 14 days' imprienoten. Tee Menden was looked up in delimit of payment. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. • roacrvixo Wl7l. j a w Riadt, a amity-built young men, residing in Embe r dotreet, St James s, wee charged baton Mr. Tyr nut with smaaltieg hi wife. gg es seoplaintat mid—The prisoner is my husband. We lava Men married twelve months. Lest night he struck as co the load and the wound bid a little, but I ant not and gad& sot wish to punish him. bispator Harrison—The complaisant received a very Wore blow, sled I had to send her to the hospital. The complainant —My husband did not intend to do it. He asset to strike me on the knuckles, but I pat my gpil ibo Irof • bapider Ihnisoe—l was informed that the prisoner al ilditorth dee& wife. Tts complaisant— h l is don's wish to proceed with the case. L. Tyrwidtt—Yoe are a kind mature, but you must pretested Your husband will only be doing it apis if To env bile soy mercy. fta prisoner—l only Wm* my wife to prevent her in ** my fees with a glen The complainant—That is not true. lac Tyrwbitt—The primer will have to find two ball ale IW. each for three months. WORSHIMITHEET. STABBLYG. Aissral Dirk a young man of decent appearance, wan c l o ned with the following assault on his wife. MT. G. F. Lewis. of Hackney.road, &leaded. Complaisant, who is also young, said upon oath—My bland is a French polisher. We lin in lionta. Ye* *day woo words occurred between us and be became WI viaimt, ksocking the things about and threaten* me; !WM that he would Hine me I told him if be did • I weld give him into custody ; he then knocked roe eon, bold my throat, and threatened to slab me. I Moms &vodka], alarmed and screamed repeatedly for Map, bat before it came be did stab me and I have bees ssdsr the treatment of a suntan. Onnexamined —He said that he would have my life ; he leeks clasp-knife from hie pocket, opened it, and stabbed as ia ths thigh, it out through all whene 1 wee sit. tie en the bed patting on my boots be struck me does es the bed. The words we had were reigning a draw, he did sot win me to wear it, he mid I should sot. He did not say that he would oat it in pion. It wee not tryin to do no that I was hurt—it was a stab. I swear Its aid that he would take my life. I was not damns to go oat. Kr. Lewis—The prisoner hes enured me that he bad not W net remote intention of injuring his wife, and that it em purely oxideetal. That there had been a quarrel about ▪ pen, the same oho is wearing. I believe, is quite true ; as on Mat he took oat his knife to destroy it, and that is as struggle the wound was inflicted. There is not any con. loaaery twairoooy with respect to her amount of it. Yr. Cooke—She has distinctly sworn that he stabbed her, having previously sworn to have bee life. Confirmatory evi dent there cannot be as they were slope, but there a ab uses of medical sestimeey, which should be forthcoming. It is a cam, however, that I shall assuredly send before a SReminded fa completion of depoeitiona THAMES RETORNING FROM ?HZ FOREST. Maria "Imam aged 21, • sweep, of 9, Pear tree. street Lambeth ; Elks Plummer, his wife, 19 ; Thomas Airerd Gostisar, of the same place, 20. a sweep ; and Miry Macey, 61, of No. 14, Middle Pollards, Tower- Met, Lambeth, the mother of Mrs. Plumber, or Plummer, was all chargd. with being drunk and disorderly and as. su lliag micros psnmae In Bow, Middlesex, lot night. The parties had been to Bppierforest in • light cart yesterday, zed indulged too freely. Oa reaching Bow Mrs. Claseey,who was inehriated,wasted Charles Plummer, who Ina driving the home and cart to pull up at • public-house sad have mare drink. He refused to do so, and she laid bold of the reins. There wee a violent struggle for the peassesion of the reins mid Plummer began to boat the old mesa. She streamed, all the parties in the cart were light* sad tumbling over each other, the horse reared, a lash collected about the party in the cart, and a polkomestable named Joseph Goodson, No. 227 lE, mired the horse and told the party in the earl to deist Charlie Plummer immediately jumped out of the serf and sire& him with • pikes of the whip handle he had A broken over Ma Climeey. He them threw himeelf on the posed sod kid hold of the polieeman's leg, and the young mama followed her husband sod tried to bite the con shbla Gosling leaped out of the cart and took part in the dray. He struck the policeman several times. A general skirmish then took place. All the paths were on the greeted fighting sod tumbling ear ash ether, while Mrs. Plummer and Mrs. Clancey mod their tongues and called out " murder !" as loudly as pinkie, Mr. Harry Tooker, the landlord of • public-house she inkefered in the interest. of peace, was assaulted by the MONS, sad Mrs. Claocey got posses/ion of the mishies truncheon, and attempted to beat him i *kit. The staff was taken from her ; other constables wind sod the prisoners, instead of finishing their lame sies in Lambeth. were consigned to the calls of the Bow. mid statioo.house, and the hone and cart ware taken to the Green-yard. Mrs. Choosy declined to charge her Mmd Mr. Plummer with the assault. and said it wee all Meg to the drop of drink and the best of the weather. Ir. Partridge said the prisoaers bad made a very bad finish to their dsy's escallop to Eppiag-forest, and would *tweedy gaffer for this • long time. He fined Charles I PlOlOOlll Yid Thomas Edward Gosling 4IN. each ; Milt Ploremer Ss. only ; and discharged the old woman Clammy. The fines were paid. ACCIDENT ON THE HAMMERSMITH RAILWAY.— , On Sudsy morning • purees train was running to Hommemith, end when it had reached the Shepherd's- WE Judea the switchmen on duty there opened the points and the engine pared slug the proper Hoe, but I before the whole of the carriages had gone over the points ths switchman let go his hold, and the consequence we that the connexion between the carriages wan suddenly weed, sad the latter part of the train was thrown upon eaelhar hue, dashing staled an old building, and knocking a portion of it down. The guard at the train kept to his Put and usury severely shaken, while the peeseugere in RIO rem poetics of the train were also shook and alarmed. ATTEMPTED kiII:MUER AT WARWICK.—AL the Owarthesse. Warwick, yesterday, George London was thmtga with shooting a man named William Coates, with latent to murder. It spewed that the arbour wee *lea at the prosecutor keeping company with • woman with whom he himself had formed an improper iutimace aed having loaded • gun with small shot, he fired it at him ask ease oat of the house of the woman in questioe. The emend wag large and dangerous, but fortunately not fatal. Loudon was fully committed for trial by the bench. THE PORTSMOUTH AND SHIRLEY IttURDERIL—The egrentiaa of John Hughes, the soldier, who was convicted at the late Winchester amines, before Mr. Justice Heatieg, of the wilful murder of Maria Clemente, a married woman, at Pekes. on the 25th of June tut, has been appoiated to tole Place at Winchester on Friday week next, the 4th of AtOtt. The condemned man is only 21 yews of age. Creep Broomfield, who was convicted at the name mesa for the murder of Caroline Sophia Colbourn, at Shirley, on the 3rd of December last, will also be executed on the same day, unless • reprieve in the meantime be obtained, upon the grounds set up by the counsel who defesded the pd. emer—that of his ineenity.—Surrey Standard. A FEARFUL LEAP AT BROADITAIRS.—On Sunday easier, between the hours of 10 sod 11 o'clock, a young mean residing with some relatives of the name of Stevens, in Union -court, Flarbottretreet, appears to have bad some Myn words with her relatives, sod rashly ran out of the home and went across the plot of ground belonging to the Coastguard Stacie', and although forbidden, and even pat beck by the man on duty (art knowing the object she bed is view), yet she managed, as he wag attending to hie dui7, to evade him, and then ran across the ground and jumped over the cliff (the height at this place being between 50 and 60 feet), sad, strange to any, se limbs were !woken, but she received a *mere cut on one el her lege ; it lepers the mast have fallen on her feet, which caused her to reheated on to a large Sue, from which she has received fearful wound in her forehead. from the amte of which the is still insensible. Drr. Walter, Taylor, and another medial gentleman were very promptly in attendance. She ma mewed to the Tartar Fresh, lon, where she now lies. It h sot expected that she will recover. —South Eager's gaette. DISTRESSING BOAT ACCIDIECT AT CASTLE EDMIN.—.. Two Beoragas DROWNED. —A moat melancholy boat wet .4llll tank place es Sunday morning, at the month of uotia Eden Dena, whereby two brothers, owns of Mr. rem', hind to Mr. IL Borden, of Castle Eden, occupying farm at Mack-hill, sear to where the casualty happened, wee drowned. The young mu were aged respectively 14 sad 16 years, and had, about eleven o'clock on Bun. ikg reining, gone eat t o m a f r om the shore abutting tour farm for • cruise. After pulling about for a short they attempted to approach the above, when they i tCartstle were a little fatigued. The boat got beam ed ato the waves, which were bretking heavily near the "mt. owing to the rocks which were in the vicinity. Sass pares on the shore were watching the young men, *tea the boat suddenly caps ied, and then the moue was east melancholy end heartrending. Those that were Mtsbiag the struggles of the poor fellows felt their situ hie sue keenly owing to their inability to reader any !MMus. The young men struggled for some time for WI, bet &either appeared able to swim, mod they gradually toes and straggled for intervals when they din& eir.d. Ooa c 4 the bodies was recovered yesterday. INTEILIGENCE a .1, gig Maio azamtaii.) GOODAW42O,D) MESTING.--(THIS DAY.) CRAVE!! NFAICES. One mile and a quarter. lkenleaaa, Tomb, Redoubt, Donnybrook, General Ss!pipeline, Hareoort, and Cobweb are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOP& T.Y.O. Troublesome, °wine* Guardsman, Shragraall. Diadma, Idler, Connection, and Wisest= are hare. LANANT STAKES. Halls mile. Kr. Pitt, EMlNebary, August% Primate, Lacifet, sad Mary Hill are Mee. STEWARDS' CUP. SU (mimics. Conbaman, Warrior, Gownsman, Gmatude, Master Richard, Are Paris., Illastnantle, Peon, Historian, Zambezi, Lord Ganglia, Cadman, Light, Le Mandarin, guinea, naval], Dawdle, Giant, lahalrsd, Oiennost, Crytheia, Wild Avis, Crisis, Zaphyr, Meat Carew, Listen, Castle Bill, Tibia, JAG Davis, Peeress, Perfumer, Grap pler, La Fatten., Scarboro', Purity, Lady Williams, Wed ding Peal, Pligrim,Arkasses, Mard i Riondina, Anricula, Reindeer, Marigold, Anti-Macassar, gidewind, Knight of lllerediq lodigestion, Cobweb, and Proviso( ere ham SWEEPSTAKES. Three miles fin furlongs. Banish, Claremont, and Gmaral Peal its here. HAM STAKES.. T.Y.O. May Queen, Klt Stoto,6,;Wit Prima, Halsey, La /luta, King Tow, Wild Briar, Face, awl Valeria ale bate, GRATWICKE STAKES. T.Y.C. Jack o' Lantern, Sank, a. and &sadalbane are hem TIM STABBING 0431 AT PLYMOUTH. Names missaan.) PLYMOUTH, JULY 21 Bunter, who stabbed dealer, Detective Inspector AllOill with a sword on Saturday, made a desperate attempt to commit suicide in the police. Dells to-day. He broke his bniskfast basin end with the pieces cat the arteries el his arms and throat in such a manner that he is not expected to survive. Annie is still is a very disparate condition. LONDON AND ST. KATHARINE DOCKS COM.. P4NY.--(7711.4 DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held this afternoon at the London Tavern ; Mr. C. J. MAionso in the chair. _ _ The reereceentneaded • dividend of 2 per ant for the yesrr, and stated that the pro fi t fee the half.yearhad beepa . 20),9234, of which 61,0511. bad been absorbed I. interest, leaving sibilance of profit of 139,8764, of which 115,1334 wee required for the dividend. The CHAIINLII, in tnanng the adoption of the report, stated that & great deal of relnotioe had been rind' in the engine's, aed the amounts were highly satisfactory. Altar some eesiversatioe as the prospects of the aps. mated docks the report was naanimously adopted, and • dividend at the rate of 4 per cent per annum declared. "Argue," of the Post, writes from Baden : "Much few having bees mode is some at the papers of the Bank having been broken on Sunday last, I am enabled to give the true vereloa of the cue, which is simple in the extreme. This night week two young gentlemen arrived in Baden : one was a junior clerk in a government office is Perin the other a Maltese nerchast. After playing a short time, the Met named won 60,0006. and the 'wood 70,0006.—nuking in the whole 130,000 tr. Of course, the usual satisfaction wee violable among the crowd, whoa the announcement was made that the Bank would not play agile that evening, and a looker-on might have imagined the tidings of some great victory had been rewired or some popular candidate had been elected for an important office But the authorities took no more notice of the matter than a keeper of • receiving house for letters would have done had he been short of postage•stamp late at night ; and at the appointed time In the morning business was commeoced is the same quiet, menteutetious maser as before. Both the lucky winners left the next day—one to resume hie official duties in the bureau at Paris, and the other was homeward•bound for the little military hothouse,' of which he is • denizee. Whether they will carry out their promise of returning in the autumn with ' the great goes of (lemony,' remains to be seen ; but the matter wee taken very quietly by those it most concereed." The party of Royal Engineers from the Ordnance Survey which left England under the command of Captain Wilma, R. E., on the 12th of September hut, for the pur- pose of making a survey of Jerusalem, sad levelling from the Mediterranean to the Dead Sea, have accomplished their task and arrived in England. Salmon are increasing in numbers in the river Teat, in Haste, while the famous Woodmill, or River Itches whops in the same county are decreuisg. Both these rivers empty themselves into Southampton Water. The Test passes through Broedlande. the seat of Lord Palmerston. Her Majesty visited Woodinill some years ago and caught 60121111 fish there. At one time the Wind mill salmon preserve yielded 5001. a year. This was before the gas works were erected oe the basics of the Itches. The Avon river, near Chriataborch, in Hants, sow yields a large number of salmon, and their Savour is equal to that of Woodmill salmon. A letter from Rome of the 15th eaya :—" The Pope arrived safely en Wednesday wooing at Castel Gee dolfo, wham Cardinals Altisri, Di Pietro, Villecourt. end De Lena were waiting to receive him at the parish church. His Holiness aceepted the homage of the local eoclesiutical authorities and the governor of the town on entering the palace. Pie None is said to have declined hastily the offer of the railway directors to have a special train in readi ness to convey him and his suite as far as the Fratocchie, his Holiness declaring that he would rather go on foot, in consequence, doubtless, of the accidents which have recently occurred on some of the Roman lines. He will not certainly have repented of this determination on hearing that on that same afternoon the express trait' from Naples ran off the rails at the station at Ferecitioo, injuring the locomotive, tender, and luggage-van, but fortu nately causing no lose of life, elthough a greet loss of time !to the traveller'. To-morrow the Pop* is to say meta at Albano, a function which will brie[ togther all the notables in the oil:me/Oruro in that neighbourhood, Manche' the family of the Queen -Dowager of Naples, who has taken up her summer quarters at Frascati' One of the letters in the last number of the AidograpAie Mirror is from Queen Adelaide to the late Duke of C►mbridge, then Vosges , of Hanover, touching the death of William IV. "Dared Si," writes the Queen, " I really do ant know ►ow to thank you auffi @tenth, for your most kind letter, and for all the affec tionate expressions you use to me,—believe ine. though I may not 'epee= all what I feel, yet I do feel, and love you, deer Doke of Ownbrid re, very, very sincerely.—The &Atha my beloved king hss been the greatest sorrow I ever experienced, not excepting eves my mother's death, for her sufferings ►nd ill-health had long prepared me for that grief —but he was the most kind and iodulgent Mead I ewer had—and every day and every cirennes teem endeared him massed more to thole who lived with him and could appreciate his excellence. There never was so unselfish a man—he was most patient in pain, and showed • perfectly religions resignation sad fortitude at the approach of death—in short I em cure we shall never again see his like—nor do I wish it—for it is only a source of sorrow to become as attached as one cannot avoid being to such a character." Tan MAnvixsoitz Euterion. —The election of Merin. Lurie and Chambers as the representatives for the borough of Mat7lebone was celebrated by a lam party of the liberal electors at a dinner held at the Freemasons' Tavern last night • Mr. Shaw io the chair. After the usual loyal toast', the chairman proposed the health, of the two members. The toast, having been drunk with load cheers. Mr. Harvey Lewis, ILP., who was received with great euthuaium, responded. Mr. Chambers, Q C., M.P. the Common Serjeaut, who was loudly cheered, expressed his thanks for the remarkable kindness which the electors of Harylebone had shown him. He absolutely disclaimed baying said or done anything during the contest which could cause bitterneu of feeling. This day three weeks he had no eintoeption that they would have honoured him in the way they had. The ditty which now devolved upon him was one which he felt he was Made quite to fulfil ; but they might be sure that he would de vote any abilities which he possessed to their service. The hoe. gentleman thee thanked all claws of the electors for the kiodeees and ooesideration which they had shows him. Several other keels were subsequently p ELECTION RIOTS AND THE FRANciftB6.- 7 -Vitad hoped that with the spread of education such se-nes would be is and less witnemed in &Weed. It is the duly of the electors in every place, whether borough ce eounty town, to do their best to keep the peace, sod particularly to restrain the excesses of zealots. real or pretended, of their own party. It will be meat the best results of ma seem doe of the electoral franchise that a larger number will be *Gabled to /sprees their opinion by ecesslitutithal forms, and will therefore have lees impulse toward joining in oe ooeniving at the misdeeds of the crowd. The mere *illy the electors represent the whole population, the greater 'Alb, the tendency among the beaten piety to accept their diction with respect and subiniasioe.—Tisies. TM cE , TUESDAY EVENING, =QTLY 25, BEARS LIST&-.17118 PAZ) Two o'OLooz. The railway market to-day shows an improve ment of tone, and most of the leading steaks have advanced. Great Eastern has risen 1 per cent., Lancashire and Yorkshire 1, and Metropolitan, London and South Western, Great Western, London and North Western, and Midland, 4. South Eastern Railway stock is rather flatter. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1224 to 123 ; Great Western, 664 le 66 ; Midland, 1314 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to Ini; Oidedonian 1304 to 1314 ; South Eastern, 84f to ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; Metropolitan, 137 to 4 ; Great Northern, 1304 to 1314; ditto 142 to 143 ; and London and South Western, 'NO to 10L Foreign, colonial, and Indian railway securities are very quiet. ORDINARY BRAM AND lITOCZA. Bk. I Pd. 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NI JO tc . : IdastenuarTs(Ld 26 1 60 67 , - le. 60 ,lO 6 4 4161 -K UM AllaneesadUswpool 10 4 6 psi 294 4 10.00011110 Do. boned at 1112 pss 10 I 4pm 23 1404 IN Angie Avant= - 40,0001 6 0 lAseo IVO= ( 1 / 1 11 )- ifs. 1 01 0 Ow 1 2 4 i 6).006 50 Aril liana& grinned, 16 6 lAs 11.300 SO 16.411613ank.Cor.newsh 6 --- pm - *6ool to Australasia ail 73 76 - 7,619 ; 0 I Do. Now ell 72 14 - 414 20 ilsakelattlastslausbla ail 214 124 12 4 16.006 16 Beak of= all 31 SS -. kOOB 100 Beak of - 66.006 10 Bank ot Otago (1.tcoltol) 8 2 I dla - 10.100 1 H0 Bank of Queensland (L) II 6 4 dle - 10.101* 80 , Beak ofltietorls.Austria II 63 43 - plOOl 13 IBeak et New Zealand „ 10 1 S pea -, 16.0001 39 BenaWsaiklerttivseselL 10 14 Oidls - 30,000 SO ISiltls6 Is Lanford= (L 74 21 Wm - 10000 60 Brltlah N. Asasries sill 44 48 - 401 16 ,C. Bk. India... Am.. Cliii;e ell ts to - BOAS 16 I Chart. Illsr.of ladlkie. ell 46 48 464 IMO 100 1 City 1 4 1 13 -. 404 100 ' Qom. 26 39 41 id -. Yd 60,440' Pe Qom. 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ClLBsak K Aut ell 546 264 - 31000 60 Leaden and County. „. 30 75 78 70 6,000 100 Lon. II arnbe.o4.llx.(L.) 0 - -An - 71 0001 60 London Joint nook.- 13 47 49 - to„ !too 110 !Lomdcet South /Arleen all 13 19 - 1006100 lima& & Western gm. 20 170 idls 4le pm - 1 4 0001, WWI - /OW 60 Loadorut Venezuela (L.) 114 4 4 dla - 6 0 . 000 1 1001 100 ;Leo. It WestimktMer - 409 100 1 Nerensat Bana(lra.) 4 1 2 pai - 60. 40 40 Illaresaltlis di ItatimalL le 4 3 dis - IMO* 00 Astro. • Prot. beak (L 6l 64 4444. - 4.166 1401 Do. de. - 44000606}6011D Bank (Wa.) - 00 Natlortal of Livorpool lO 11 Bma -. 16 , 100 st.tro. of &Wool at -, - 1554 4000 10 . Do. 2nd tante l2 -.- -. 1 to,oso so , Do. Srd name l2 ... ... - 40W 60 'Manorial Book lO til 101 - 404 60 4 Do. hew .- . 37,4001 69 jNew Booth Wales . all 40 42 - 46001 10 'New Leland (Malted) 1 Oh par -• 60,0110 50 :North Western Ti Si 4 iP ll - 00 000: 26 ,Oriental Beak Domain all 62 64 113 4 3 10,000160 Trovle.EnaklntiCorp.(L 74 3 Mit - ow as Da. do. - 51.046 1 100 Pronno. of Ireland IIS 86 Si - 1 ).090 20 Dc. do. New 1 ell - .- Im to mo Salado real../tDslid (id 10 4 $Us - 10.6 M, U loath Anstrana 0 85 Es - V, *Ulu stead. ad B. I. Atria II U 9 T dli Loo - AA* HS Do. 4'. las. at 64 110 6 4 die -- 4006 26 MO Tfidins ed Australia - 1 ill 6 -zd 16 Salon at Ireland ma ); u 24 Mama 6 -. 01:i 00 Woke KO Landow Ili 60 63 zd 606 16 xd DKBENTU SE STOCKS. No. I Oh. I droOad I Pel ICI. prime. I Wis. KO IL 9LE44 4 p.e.fdar.allep. 160 SO 04 906 I U. 11.6163.,4p.0.1en.5J al) 161 87 90 Z im l - - 410. 04. G. p. W546. 0t. - .7suL W. B IL I - 4 1 " 44 .. 1.06 99 101 . 4111.0611 Is. 1499246 , 711.49.e.i55any 160 96 Or - 610,60911116. 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Calve/satirise laa Upper Aram Teit(Lati Ditto Vaa Dtaassi's Laad k) • sterna% Flail p rze e 41edlat L CI. prices. lei IT IF if it r di 66 II I Idk Ott • i s = _ - II aOs Por le Pr On 0 4 dle Is IS O 4 41a 0 011 4 1 O It 40 O 110 US O 110 na 6 1 dle par O 10 Bas ado /I 4 S die 14 SI 0414 se U a la Ida 121 11l a ? S 1 di l* s id 1104 par id I 01 401 IS 8 6 dla 4 0 SIM O 11 Ss ii iiiii 26 26 1 01 9 2 7 1 Ipm 15 154 • 16 14 dls 6 If Ibis Id '0 Os zd 6 8 par 414 I i 1 0 912 d If 7 Ott 11 12 79 81 II 1/218 le u_ 7 6 . Ms ild 2 1 P ll2 1 2 111 7 7 100 111 IS 10 8 dim 10 012 10 10 8 dis 2 1 21 2 10 1 Of die ill 19 20 S dl2 I Oil Pm ON di 0 4 Oo k dl• 1101pcs I . 1 . jar 7 1 jar I l o pe 41 K M Ili 114 —els ;pm 1104444 ) 014 40 1 10 Ida A I I itu• par ar 1 16 p 7 6 6 4 4 1. • 4 8 s+ 7 # LLI 4 6 8 S 1 ala 10 24 42 411 76 78 is 14 21 pal K+ 44 31114 111 111 21 a 0 4 DB SS 21 10 44 74k • 113 113 DO 112 128 7 7 6 dlal 10 OP SOLI 6 SI Sidle DID 80 • P 6 43 16 01 4 11 4 11 14 oab 14 4 I 1 pf 4 1 1 pm 6 lel lium I 1 Ipa 1111 144. 3▪ 4 49.4 :d o ‘1 1p 21 :dl 810 4 1444. 1 2 1 Is 4 141 PREFERENCE SHARES. Consolidated, Britol and Birmingham, 6 pee Midland east., 133. Midland x. 100; FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Fnuninco (14m.), gm. 7 per cent., 141. South Mutt.lna and LoorbordaVenetion, 191. S"onsolidated, 44 per ant. prof. stock, Redeem- Tag ROYAL ACADETTY.—The Royal Academicians have invited a distinguished party boa ceseersozMer which is to be held to-morrow maim. The exhibition closed on Saturday last. MUNIFICENT Gags.—Her Grace the Duchene of Leeds has just laid the fonadatioe storms of two orphaa ages at Penoy-bridge and !Witchingly, near Mayfield. The building will contain mcommodation for 100 boys and the same number of girls. They are both in the Gothic st, and have been designed by Mr. E. Welby Pugin. The children who ere received in them institutions will be pro vided for in every poseible meaner by her grace until they have beet taught • trade. The met of the buildings and endowment is estimated at about 70,0001. DICES/OA OF CRuel IN IRELAND. The com minim of maize for the county of Londonderry was °pitied lon Saturday by Baron Hughes, who congratulated the grand jury on having oily six offences on the calendar—a state of things whioh wee, he said, as highly creditable to the magistracy as to the people of the county. One or two of these were of a serious oaten, one being • charge of murder, and it would be for them to say whether, when they had beard the evidence, they would consider the offence committed ender circumstemies sufficiently mitigatiog to redoes it to manslaughter. The other cam was foe rescuing goods that bad been seized under • sheriff's decree. Mr. Justice O'Brien had even a more gratifying Wender to comment on in the county Waterford, there Wag only four or firearms before him, sad none of them beepeekleg anything of an agrarian desoription. This, he laid, was most gratifying, sad wee further enhanced by the fact that he had ?seemed a rem municatim from the county inspector, showing that alto gether only twenty-eix or thirty offenses had been perpe trated in the twenty since the last &seism This pre. mated a marked contrast to the amount of CAM which formerly existed in the southern cousties. THE STRIKE IN VIZ BUILDING THAD& —Dem- SION or TILE /IASTCR BOILDUPAL —A nanneronaly attired«, meeting of master-builders was held yesterday at the Free memos' Tavern, teethe purpose of Minn' into consideration the circumsteaces cosseted with the strike at Meseta. . . Enbitt 7 ; A favourable feeling towards the workmen wu manifested, at the same time it was eottriderei that an im mediate advance of wages, giving so time for the matle ties of existing contracts, would muse a great hies to the employers. A long dimension took place, lasting upward' of three hours, during which several nosohitions were pro pored. Ultim►tely one wu adopted to the effect that the advance of wages from 7d. to lid. per boar take place on the 28th of Amen next, hated of lat of January, as originally inteedad, on 000ditioa that the strike at Messrs. Ciabitt's be withdrawn by the 29th lost., sad time shores:rived that twines should he posted that those men who continue at work after the 29th lust. should be considered as weeding to this arrangemeat. The amount of dividend paid to the men on strike yesterday morning from the levy paid in on Saturday evening wr 15e. per man ; thou men belonging to societies reosiviag lib. 63., or halt-wages, is addition from their societies. The machine-men on strike receive their full wages ►t the rate of 36e. per week. It was expected yesterday morning that a large number of mom from the country would have gone Into work at Cubitt's. but although about 20 me* c►me up from various parts with that intim this, they were iaterespted by the pickets of the men on strike, and the result was that only two men went in. Not one man of the 400 who streak has, up to this lie" recom menced work. _ _ ABOLITION OF c ! More," OH STATUTZ At a well-attended meetieg of agramituriete at Warwick, oe Saturday last, Lord Leigh in tie chair, the fallowing resolutioes wore agreed to:—" Thai it is desirable to abolish the Wilms of servants at statutes, aid that registra tion be rabetituted for it ;" and " that circulars he sent by • committee to every landlord, to be signed by hie tormatry, promising to hire is future from register-offices, sad sot from Metal's, which have hems the mum of mash Wary to the you; nun and women aesearling times, without twins any booelt to the employers at the tradespeople generally." An opinion was =premed by several at those present to the seed that the abolitioc of the statelm would rob the country towel of a considerable mons% of coder • and thai the employer themselves would %towline& give sitheir ho iday ; be: it was thought the letter objeehm Imola sot offset the preposition it as amiaal holiday without hiring well allowsl by the employers. • U 65; 1101111 Y MARICRTe4MIIB DAY.) *fie Two o'Cumu. The stock markets to-day are steady, and the lose, on the whole, is rather more favourable. The is- provement is chiefly observable as regards home railway stocks, a number of which have risen = xd 51 I id xd 21 I 19e } about per cent. The English funds and foreign I -- 4131 1141 zd bonds are quoted the same as yesterday. In the disoount market 3 per cent. is the lowest rate to-day for choice bills. The anomalous abun dance of money in the Stock Exchange, however, continues, and the rate for short loans on English government securities is only 1 to 14 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 60c., being the same as at the close on Saturday. Console are now quoted 891 to 90, both for money and the Bth of August. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 89i, 90 ; ditto, for account, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89j, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 894, 4, ; Annuities, 144, ; Exchequer Bills, 4.1. prem. ; Bank of Eng land Stock, 248 ; India Five pee Cent. Stock, 1044, ; ditto Four per Cent., Oct., 1888, 994 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 110. Foreign stocks are quiet. Mexican Bonds have declined 1 to} per cent. Otherwise there is no change calling for notice. Sotne of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : Greek, 21 to I ; Turkish 1868 Bonds, 73 to 74 ; ditto 1882, 73 to 1 ; ditto Consolid4s, 49$ to I ; Spanish Passive, 281 to ; ditto Certificates, 131 to I ; Confederate, 71 to 81 ; and Mexican, 231 to I. Transactions are recorded as follows Four per Cent. Certificates, 891 ; Danubian Seven per Cents. for account, 77f, 78} ; Egyptian Seven per Canto., 98 ; ditto Second Issue 100/.. Bonds, 98} ; ditto 1864, 94i ; Greek Five per Cents., for account, 21; Italian Five per Cents., 1861, 64i, ex div. ; Maxi can Three per Cents., for account, 23j, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, &a, for account, 471, ex div. ; Russian Five per Cents., 1822, 94 ; ditto, 1862, 94, ditto, 1864, 96 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta. for account, 48, ex div. ; ditto Deferred for account, 40, ex div.; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for ao count, 74, 73k, 74 ; ditto 1001. bonds ' 79 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 74 ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74, 731, ex div. ; ditto 1863, 70, ez div. ; ditto Five per Ceuta., 1865, 444, j, 1, ex dlr. • Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 161; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1864, 402, 411 ; ditto One-and-a- Half per Cents., 8. International Financial shares are now quoted / to I pm., ex div. ; General Credit, I} to I/ prem. ; London Financial, 62 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, li t to ii prem., ex div.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to I prem., ex div. ; Otto man Bocit3t43 Gindrale, 21 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151. to /. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Atlantic Telegraph preference, i dia. to i prem. ; Barned's Banking, die. to prem. ; Peruvian Rail ways, sto prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 2to 3 prem. ; Hodges' Distillery, 21 to prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam, 1} to 2} prem. ; and General Exchange Bank, I; to 2 prem. Metropolis Sewage shares are quoted 6i to 7 prem. ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 2/1 to prem. The withdrawals of gold from the Bank continue. 40,000 sovereigns were taken out yesterday for Alexandria. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" continuation day") and end on Friday. The application for the appointment of a settling day in the shares of the London and South African Land and Finance Company (Limited) came yester day before the Committee of the Stook Exchange, who, subject to the usual formal confirmation of Monday's resolution, have decided that a settle ment shall be refused, upon the ground that dis crepancies exist between the prospectus and the articles of association. It is expected, therefore, that the deposits will be returned at once to the subscribers. An application for a settlement on behalf of the Russian Ironworks Company (Limited) also came before the committee yesterday after noon, and was adjourned for a fortnight. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,5641. over the corresponding week of last year, and the South Eastern an in crease of 4861. The Imperial Bank (Limited) notify that they are authorised to receive subscriptions f.ir the sharer of the Marseilles Extension Railway and Land Company. The primary object of this com pany is to construct a railway, about nine miles in length, from the old port in Marseilles to Podestat. The prospectus states that— The proposed railway, after leaving the port and town of 300,000 inhabitant", will pus through the southern suburb, which cootains a population of 50,000, and follow the valley to the sea, at the Mantua de Yontrodoe, from therms it will be continued for them miles along the coast to Pa:leant, affording sites for the erection of factories, with scum to the see, and direct railway communication with the town and port, sad with the Paris, Lyon., and Nediterresean lines, by a junction with the proposed new branch of the latter to the Place Conchal*. The contract price for the railway works is 185,0001. The company has also contracted for the purchase of about 300 acres of land on both sides of the proposed railway, and nearly half of this land it is proposed to sell for the erection of residences. The capital is 400,0001., in 20,000 shares of 201. each, 7,000 of which, according to the prospectus, "have already been subscribed for in England and France," and 3,000 are to be reserved for issue as paid up shares. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum is to be paid by the contractors on the capital called up during the construction of the works. The half-yearly meeting of the Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kustendjee Harbour Company (Limited) is called for the Bth of August. The London and Southwark Insurance Company has declared a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. The annexed memorandum is from the Scinde Railway Company : The direoton of this company are about to make an ad dition of three steamers sedan barges to their Beet on the Woe, having limited from each of the well-Imeg ship builders, Maur". Lsird Brothers, of Birkealuad ; Neon Nspier and Sous, of the Clyde ; and Ileum demo& Bro. there, of Poplar, a tender for the coaetruction of one steamer and two barges epecially adapted to the navigation of the Indus, and that Captain Wood, the agent and gaper- I intendeat of the flotilla, who has some from India for the pupae, is sow engaged in 'creating with the builders the neosneary designs. Captain Wood's great a:pintoes on the Lidos and the high standing of the three anus selected afford the but guarantee that the vessels tins obtained shall be of a tboroughly efficisot description, sad bv the coarse now coetomolated the directors will bin as *PM trinity of practically testing the relative merit' of three steamers, each desired and eonatisoted by ate of the mad eminent shipbuilders in this country, and will than be is position to make the further additioss to their flan 'ion the increasing traffic must reader mcseeary with the greatest possible certainty of smote. Messrs. Cavan, Lubbock, and Co. have announced the half-yearly interest due the Ist of August on Havana and Narisaso Railway Seven per Cent. Bonds. • The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. H. Threlkeld Edwards, of the firm of Cash and Edwards, official liquidator of the East Cambrian Gold Mining Company (Limited). ~r as subjoined :—,Three per Cent. Consols for money, MO, 90 ; ditto for account, 894, 90 ; Three per, Cents. Reduced, 891, I, f, ; New Three per Ceuta., 894, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, Bs., 4s. prem. ; ditto 600 E, 3e., 4s. prem. ; Bank of England Stock, 246 ; India Five per Cent: Stock, 1041, 4. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quiet. Ex chequer Bills remain quoted par to 4s. preth. Foreign stocks were likewise fiat. There was • reduction of per cent. in Spanish Passive and Certificates and Italian stock, I In Greek and Mexican, and fin Venezuela Old Bonds. Turkish Bonds of 1858 also receded per emit., and those of 1862, 4, but the Consolidia were firm. Bank shares were quiet, and the only changes in price were an improvement in Bank of Victoria, and a slight decline in London and South African Bank. Credit Foncier and Mobilier shame have declined 2s. 6d. to 51., and London Financial 2s. 6d. The shares of the other financial companies were unaltered. The closing quotations are annexed. viz:—lnteractional Financial, 4 to 11 pram., ex div. ; General Credit, 11 to 11 p . rem. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, If to 11 prem., ex div.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 31 to 31 prem. The closing (but to way came nominal) quota tions for shares in neer undertakings are sub joined :—Atlantic Telegraph Sight per Cent. Pre ference, 1 ; Ito # prem. Barsed's Bank, par to 4 prem. • Hop and Malt Exchange, 2to 3 Ipreui. • Park6eld Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; General Estates, 11 to 21 prem. ; General Exchange Bank, 11 to 2} prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to 4 prem. • Peruvian Railways. 5 to 1 prem. ; Samuel Barl ow and Go., Ito 14 prem.; Acci dental and Marine Insurance, 11 to 21 prem. - Hodge's Distillery, 21 to 31 prem. ; Anglo- ree k Steam, 14 to 2 prem. The letters of allotment of the Metropolis Sewage Company were delivered this morning. The shares were last quoted 6to 64 prem. The shares of " Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited)," closed at 2} to 21 vrem. United States 5.20 Bonds closed at 74} to 1, showing a decline of to 1 per oast since Saturday afternoon. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The mining market to-day is rather more active than for some time past. There is a demand for Great Wheal Vor, Wheal Clifford, Wheal Buller, West Caradon, North Seton, Frank Mills, and North Treskerby shams. Some of the present prices are subjoined :—Wheal Clifford, 25# to 281 ; Great Vor, 33 2021 to 34 ; West Caradon, Bto 9 ; Wheal Seton , to 206 ; Hallenbeagle, 31 to 31; Rut /tosewarne, 3# tel ; Frank Mills, 7 to 71 ; North Treskerby, 21 to ; Bast Russell, 3# to I ; Great Busy, 31 to 31. In foreign and colonial mining shares no trans actions are reported. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (sy Rama° A DrTIZZATIONAL =mum.) (runt ars owj ooaamoirDwr.) &mos.—Market quiet, Sal.. probably 5,000 baler. Cosw.—Tbe market fairly attended. Wilms is slow de mand at Friday's rates. Flour quiet acid pricer =altered. ladiaa core scarce and dearer; Ibreil, 30s. 6d.; mired ; 31s. 6d. Boma steady. Oats aed oatmeal is moderate de mand, at former prices. MINOING-LANK.-(THIS SUGAlL—Thenarket bee opened eteadily at 'the fall currency of lest week for British West Indira Of other descriptions no wiles of importance reported. Redned— both dried goods and Otiose are in good reqaest, at fall prises. Oorrze.—Tbs demand continues good fee an colony qnslities of oolonill, at the fall prices of last week. TZA.—Then is no improvement in the demand for this outlets. Rom.—No salsa reported. Rios-1,200 bags of Neaantie sold at 96. to 9e. 3d. Ottese qualities Grin, but quiet. PEPPZIL-300 bags of Pinang sold at 3d. full prompt, sad 216-16 d. cosh. &tem= continues dull of sale. . . , . Oorrox.—The market kae spin become quiet, but in prices there is co material change. BLIMP, —The market in firm for both Rankin lad Maallts. Jun.—The market is quiet. TALLOW MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) The orsTicet is steady, at Ides followiog prior : Tows tallow, 41s. 3d., sat; ?seashore Y.C.. co the scot. 41s. &L; October to Deosesbse. 42.. ed. ; Delissiter, 425. 9d. to 43a; Jas. to March, 431. to 435. 3d.; Yard; 435. Bd. to 435. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. (Atari= James Easton reports Owls at the M. lowing prime :—Prime old clover. Irani 125.. to 136.. ; &erica ditto, 100 s. to 120 s. ; sew ditto, 110.. to 120 s. ; old bay. 110 s. to 120 e. ; sew ditto, 95e. to 110 s. ; straw, M. to M. Das= or Parson nturisnici or iirassevic,- 11ouni7o-Nois—" The WI nail from Boymut," says Ls Prance, " brings iatJ eases d the death in that town, on the tad Wok, of Priam Pretlerich of akowig-Holstrio- Nom brother of the Queen Dowager of Dallifiei sod of Wm Christian of Sitawig-Holetria. Priam Froderiek, I. company with his wife, had beau for eight menthe tra mince in the East. and had elated nearly all the celebrated spots in the Holy Land. When at Jerusalem he was seized with an indisposition, which gradually grew waives, and aided to death, ea above elated. The widowed prisons was to embark on the 9th lash for Trieste, to accompany her husband's reclaim to hie motive land." A RAZZ SHOT. —A few dale ago as Maidman, gamekeeper to Admiral Sr Phipps Formby, cif Little Gross, mar PoterMield, was lying in wait for as alleged serial poacher that had committed immoral nawarnintablo deprodaticios against young game upon the 'stets, mad was known la the locality wader the cognomen of " Old Margory," be observed her Miring her miming's zig zag flight. At this blatant eke took • sadder down ward dart, and after Whig a short time upon the ground, roes to retare,whes the fatal shot was lirod,md " Harpy," fell to the ground. Upos going to the spot the keeper found, to his great surprise, • floe weasel firmly fixed in her talons, both deed, and • short distance off • hawk fluttering with • broken wing, whisk, from some unaccountable come, pt into securede of aro and fail from the some shot. Irma t he the strlere triad were bagged, and they ere now is the halide of Mr. Berm for pro servatioo. The weal in the talons of the owl, sod the hawk alongside, present • rare combination of birds of md with the destructive wens!. are enlitchmatly latoisoting under the eirewai Moms dated above to arrest the attention of lovoreof natural bisiory.—Surrey Standard. ABLNDONMICICT or nu Essax.--Sarzwr or 'to Cages.—A despatch received in Liverpool yesterday so nouaces the arrival at Deal that morons( of the Broom' barque Coostsatim, bevies on board the shipwrecked crew ci the ship Boom which was showdownd at sea on the 2•4 at July in bog. 60 W. The lbws: was me a voyage front New York to Liverpool with a cargo of staves; and we understand that shortly after heaths the former port she mama • leek, which, notwithateoding all the inertias of the crow, gained upon the venal, and cosapalled her cont mead's., Captain Barnes, to aboodoo Me vessel at the time be did. When she mew left the vessel it was believed that eke mold not remain long afloat. The now is the boats were teemed about (or three dap after they abandoned the Bale; when fortunately the Omotantmo lime is eight and nomad them, othorwhie, wham another story, as horrify ing as the fats of the Cr., of the Vas Omaha, might have had to be remade& A are of some interest to shareholders and in heeding borrowers mem es for hearing at the Loedooderry maims ma Saturday. It was an appeal from a decision of the assistant barrister coder the (*Bowleg circomstsuom A gootlemao obtained some shares in the Estates Bank, for which he paid • deposit of 61. He then claimed a loan of 6001., which the directors upon inquiry declined to grant, whereupon he seed them for damages sod for the 61 deposit. The &minim ruled that be bad no right to damages, but that he warn entitled to have the deposit Tentacled. dinkiest this decision the ampary appealed sod Judge Christie& gave judgment to theta favour - . holding it to he agar that the roopoodoett was not entitled to got • lm manly bo oms. be held shares, sad that be was squally oat entitled to get back the deposit. The Moose wore hie PoellitotV, sod he was entitled to division& upon them, bat amid only I relieve himself of the liability raitheotiog them by tress farrier them in proper form Govarreizar 1.100/LATTOW.—The government emigrant ship °moral Ca 'loll, ef 61a Sees, Captain Richards, talon* to Naos T. sad IF. Smith, milli from Plymouth co the 21st ;net. fog Sydney, New Smith Wale with 19 married empties, 103 sink ores, 104 login MOM= E'sratento. women, 17 boys between ttaee Ws of one sad twelve, 30 Console, which closed on Saturday at 90 for the girls between the same OM 2 owls sod 2 fonds latest., Bth of August, opened this morning at ggi tneltiog • total of 286 moo* Noel to Ilfeg 'Setae adults, der Amp et Sargeos alsestistesdeot IL T. N to 90, and after receding to 89i, closed at 90, w wa m ik g um. itb - . " sellers." For money the last price was 89k to ci zygrAi pALLeg.-45,, swum. igholf, vim D AT , 90. sad fee the tieptember settlement 90 946 to lima; JULY 24.—Abdadort on paymwe,lo,9o64 ditto 5-16. The official report of actual business by MOM hiskola, 2,223; idol Amnon. 13, 4 541.1 `I ,i, ! 9iiil s i • 1 iC lee T it le ti:Fsil _shoo' 48 40 -4 1 spis .o.___ U. ol I 111'•0!11 36.000 IMAM 11,1010 WM I 111011 , ISOOII at irWelll 10,0001 20,000 12,000 ii:o - 0 , 5 100,003 Mina TO,OOO 10,000 10,000 1, 1 4090101 Woo ono Ike ss. moo 148.1116 6,900 MOO 1.1100 11.161114 644000 ikooo LUIS 11 000 WOO eu,ul.oo 21.1100 114,000, 10,11C0 i 10,00 b 10,00 u WIN 1.100 40,000 su,ollv 15.000 197.1111. - ‘07618 80,000 80,000 18,000. 10,110 U 110.000 eO3O ,_ 12600 14.000 10,000 11,600 10,214 16,u00 SAN .N 111404 n.OOO !?-.41" taooo 13,8391 20,161 44'1 3ii i ll ^ O6O l ie.o°6l wig ii.ioo 100.000 7,500 37,400 10,030 103,000 WOO 14,0011 *OOO 16,000 10,000 50,000 10,000