The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-22 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) fIOrTHWARK. ATTEWPTYD MUIII)Ut or • 19131•11 Ult TEM BOROUGH. leer., WahrlNC., a powerful-lookhig fellow, well known to the police, was brought before Mr. ZJomke, charged with stabbing . young termite, aimed Morgan, in a severe MAD put al.'s the right collar 1/020. Hergesot t :ardner, 25 SI. the acting inspector at Stowe-end police Abdo.. said that, about 3 o'clock in the IneTtlillg, the female ea. brought to the station literally coverall, and her clothes ..iturattal with blood, which was knightly from a wound • little below the neck. He instantly sent for Dr. Evass, the divisional siergeon, who strapped up the wound, sad scut her to St. Thomas's ll.epital, where she now remain in a precarious state. He here handed in the following medical certificate I certify that a female, name um kaolin, was brought to the statiombouw. with a severe stab with some sharp instrument on the neck al.ove the raght collar•botie. acid thot she I. unwbir t o attend. —Thom e , N.D." A little while after the foetal. . was brought into the •toitielh•h•lth• e . The prisoner was apprehended and ,i..,izial with the otf.nce. 'Elet feioole ti.n, - however, from loss of blood. MI COllll/0 i&ked what evidence there was that the pri- S,lorr .1141 It r l ze,,nt I:ardaer said be had a witness in attendance who poul.l .peck to that. tt ilium Haggerty , a lahourer, said that about 2 that te......0g he was in the puldie.lionse drinking s ome beer, *heti the prisooer came in with two women, and they all drank together ; when the pnsoner suggested that if they caw will' him he would treat them. They all IA the boom and Komodo' towards Little tiarreyetreet, where the prisoner bad some words with the female who was injured, and then he can away. The female ran after him, whew be turned round and stri* her. She called out, " I am stabbed '•• and witness saw blood How from ber neck. Ile dot not see any instrument in his hand, as it was done *.•mickly, and the primmer ran towards the Waterloo-road. He &misted in conveying the female to the tioliee.station, aad afterwards saw the prisoner apprehended by let/ L. Th e prisoner denied all knowledge of the woman. It was all Ilea what the witness had stated. Mr. Coombe remanded him for • week, and oftiored the medal& to make inquiries at the loopital in the mean time, so that he might know how the female progreesed. W LAW ORTI I. 11011111110 TIM lit. C. N. “PCIGEON. Twe tenths, awned Tlwana4 Prrestentk, aged 17, sad Ames Takrier, 17. were plated i n th e Joel( before Ms. lamas. cha rged with stealing a horsecloth, the property .4 the Its.. V. H. npurgom Ann Pug* stated that she lira' at the lodge at the ntr.• rock, of Mr. Williann's carriage drive. adjoining the p, notes of the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon, in Nightiepliokno ou iriday morning, about 11 u &wk. the saw Use prisoners up the emitter belonging to Mr. Williams, and sup pui og they were going to the haploid she took no aotire of °um Meetly afterward,s she sew them reliant and at that tints Taylor was aag Nemeth* swim hie arm. Sim pursued them, as she t6osght there was something er.a„:, awl they is. along the road, and the prisons Tillor dropped the reg. She saw • constable at the bottom of the road, and she believed the prisoner wee isdased to the rug from seeing him sad not from bar pursuing slow. i.eorge Coulson., coachman to the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon, ilesuriol the nig se ►a master's. He said it was seen so the frees at the batk of the eiach.boose. The foam divided the two premises, his meateee cod Mr. 'Williams Taylor mad he did not take the rim Sc the fence. It waa Lire as t►e grass sailer the (coos and he took it op and net it inside the lodge. Xr. Impose inquired if the primmen were lmes. Payee, the ■ummosieg Aker, said Taylor had boas is rustody several times and coovieted ; the other had apt Area la custody befogs. Mr. Uayaw mid ►e should per m light emetssos es Tree eassik. as he might have beau led away by t►e other. He seeteseed lam to Reimers days, mid Taylor to two months' hull labour. If they cause .gals they weakd he seat for -- The female wiener applied for rememberriee. r she said Br bed ter obliged to pay .Dale our to keep Ike kelp is r renew Mr. De s 'Aid he bad Do Olefin. sod weggegled that .►..hwM apply to Um Rev. Mr. Spurpos foe 11111161111111- 1.41 n. vitas raid the M. gestlemau did sot wish bar fr, serer, but the ercreahle threatened to eirsints bar d ded Ira Mr. Dame& noel be bed so doubt lb. Rev. Mr. Spurgeon woad piy bar as 011.8 bed preleated his property. iu ArciDIST AT VII ChYIIVAL PALACIL r. West writes to a ontionigerwry :—" As eine enagprated opens are carnet with itsprd hews aeridest which occurred Wm se Teensy wiennag las t to • yews ma sewed Jame bundles, to Ike Orynel Yawn sernee. I beg here be nabs. thr mob yes. the fallewiegsiblenewt of the bee : Ile wee mployed et the Nene nee nesneeprio abed. ane se the dark el the writs dee* the doing of the nye 11. iadY en the Urine, wed wee stelleend where the repe seemed the meth wing. close to the elbeetweet new. b the kennels of him enyloysent be these* lit be mews bw.m and the waiters by climbing miens lie dealing pot d the top, whew it was comparatively nen le the pewit bet et leak Ly their eippirms. M vestimed sat ie the pen the wbg wed overhanging the Waft trimo he strived at lite spot whine We reps wee between IS awl SO feet ban the ground he lael ide held and an en de porn walk lobo. He was lowedbiely taken to Gefs lierwital, end I hen sow Wien nee a motarkette frees ire One , the lows- engem there, doled Ale day, Mating Wit •be is dohs( well le every papa* and will shortly love the \aqua' " Ti. RAILWAY ACCIDISIT AT WOVITOS. —The Weed as the Wise of the two was MEW by the falling al tie goods trals=l a he bridp sear Yds plass wee terniensil yenerday. ffile• the r = l "." specter, tyke was end that enannies ewe 'Mang into the habit of more babe w thier less this they wow esselmieled to bier. It naiki, be amid. it In lied to masy ea:ideate. The Wry by their ppeet this opinion for they ascribe tersesideet the' of the bridge. Thy; lad that inn we mak to the seemed girder which had wined tog womb to allow of its detectioe. They do not send that the enemies to detect this Raw amounted to a crudes! rotted in any servant of the conitenv, but they S d that LILA Sewall, the inspector of permanent way, had not ails? ertimly performed his duty. The jury have betides iuurtamcd that the girder.. cyan if sinissill on,dr •••re insufFekut to sustain the strain d au mese weighing towards of tom. sod they lied that this bet welt sot lave escaped the solace of Henry Weedhows, the rammer is sharp of the heir, although they do not held Let to have been criminally culpable. They append to their , •olbet a recommendation that the meatiest essissen end ...wink *dente el locomotives should in all cases Wane .ela other of facts secwary to asoertain the strength Si teee peenseeet way, in Tektite to the weight to be maid I _ _ Tia WoODRUPLY ARTILLULY AIVIDENT. -Th. 4tverlog letter (rye the written. Tian) has been received barn the War-.a&», by the °Meer coaarnandieg lst bripelo 4 DOM Artillery Volunteers :—" 84,-1 am directed Lord Harbert to animist you that he ham bees afiernal the Closersl CoesmandinvinChief that gar wens he slaw el the Royal Artillery wore lead at Wie nasal swim are Eishort without the martian of thei slew onswaeoLog lb. Royal Artillery in the soot& seam &Mist. sadl 1 am to request that you will polls , at to the elbow wrimanding. respectively. the l e t sad "Pk that ths ins of the guns which have been o Red pirrigasoll for the retruatins of ar= i4einteere is to be coodird dually to that patpaw under thi direction of the aline Ar. is the allitsry distai=rtli tho seals to .tic lb. volunteers heloat is situated. Ism to add that HI breach of ter rule is future will be whited with Lord Iterheres serious displeasure.— I have the tumour to b., !ver nhedieat servant, M. Mllearsi." A MAN KILLID BY LIUNTNIXO.-011 Saturday Tarn was visited by a eavere thunderstorm. The rain 'UN down in torrents, the drops being as large as half rDuring this .torn • yams( man named Edwin esetting is the brielifield of Mr. floor's Harris, was by lightning. He wee working by the side 4 soother was, named Robert Allen, who was mita. fifthly shaken by the stroke, but fortunately onus -114- Kau was engaged is uncovering the bricks, distant neat twenty yard. front the kiln. He wee killed sassily. .1 recood storm was esperiericed about three 'Ark ou gualay earning. The lightnift was intensely aal the thank, awfully Deer aid lead. _The rasa 'a are matiennew sad heavy Una on the preeedies day; water was ewe het deep* the New joist railway Mies sad the read la h o es was be wee M heat a foot of water on the pews goer our tel Lies ha. The crepe have surateed se tejery, V.v.appeaews r rather to bare benefited by the Menem Dta ru Tr aaTalitte boon. —Yesterday at ter a good f 4 Meat then rove character took plan the valley ef Lea.tgaddlewerth. There was a fearful amid* a neat 9ssatity of ran fell as the rem white ,t^ twee well drained at • comparatively reseed parted. • wee that the wlthee came replay deem the Chew • ale, sad the Upperwood Nook in twos% sad lied the Nea of the liboadwatar, which ersealy weergewed ils sad Woodshed the owninieding emalry. The mil gateeethey, thesallekl. wee Seeded. ham 2.41011. "W. Aurae bong does. Thnip Wpm sae of Mom A two of were thetreye• gree t • amber el wag wen ll= at Valley Gienenee, sad et one et them 41 woman, Ys W. Bradbury, end two haehtms_ ef James Boulluuy *ll Mies =t= The body M Garlick's And was =AM sea of l'inhar. led Ulna down the valley weer a Inge Ile the , A . 141 Otago WO girths, where it wee hand Ye la the "ammo. Weed, sear Awing, ISO, wee gel eat of ey ke hems thumb the leaf by her einewm James West. te weld ham been dreerned. teeee woe 0 4 owl* dewa the Meenek with mete bow haphearate, farowere. ether erthies. The bed lathe* was molly is bay num er aba bay `me 11,1 • C kW. and sow it is enownd wi th mad end mad * .14 depth of ...aid lathes. Is styli end dee,4jL a "IA M• am tees knows is that leinft loatne. TIER EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1861. _ . THE NATIONAL RIFLE SHOOTING ASSOCIA. _ TION MEETING AT WIMBLEDON. - The full programme of the above meeting was Mined this moraing. The following is a summary of the competitions : TM:SADA; JULY 4.-1 d Stage, Queen's ; All Cowen of all Nations ; Pool and Sighting Targets. FILIDAT, JOLT 5.-Ist Stage, Queen's; All Comers; Prince of Wales; Pool and Sighting Targets. ELITI.ADAT, JOLT t;.—let Stag% Queen's; All Comers Prince of Wales ; Pool and Sighting Targets. MONDAY, JOLT IL—Prince of Wales ; All Conners ; Pool and Sighting Targets. TCINDAT, JOLT 9.—Duke of Cambridge ; Public Schools Competition ; AU Cowen ; Pool and :fighting Targets. WED:IL/WAY. JOLT 10.—Queen's Cup ; All Comers ; Pool Targeti. Tut NADA; JULY 11.— Prince Cowart's ; Duke of nun. bridge ; Ribs Derby; Association Cup ; Pool Targets. StTCIIDAT, JOLT 13.—DistribtiLi00 of Prises, kc. ; Duke of Cambridge's Review of Metropolitan and other Corps. los 72 C O 1! 1201 call 622 2 121} Q 1 115 I Ps JUOIT MAIM& 1711.066' _ 'ProviD6l6l 68 Ireland WIC lb roma Amaralla PASO! 116 Odes of Aallestla 0,000 60 Thdos of Load= lel Hafts Mama /O:IOCILL6.I4J Wm. I aka No. Ili. I C..... --- ie Pa t& dig 1 ft a Ti n .- SIL IPt I ltallaran. I ,1d1.,4 • I a s ks 6"161 IN au Miaow aB3 N. 1133 Dow Dar.llo. l / a 3.10.4. OS IPS w ill 8 111 all Do. do. B. 101 all DatilealakollaroalL de 7 10 all Do. Protanaca ll — IN 100 BaltalraatAtiodarioa 0p.0./Aga,. WI Nadonsdby ..W.ELH. TS N IN 101 Do. Jalyl ik lll7B, 603 NTO 108 106 Do. Juno 1874 diOlo 6 TO I all Oaloaqa a iwarru 6 61 90 10 . TADooltep.asaa ll 11 dl. 81 191 71 Coyloa. =or osat iMs par Nlf lloalona / dls 16 f 16 lON ladles N all Do. J OA all Ds. 0.6 " p. b rDobost O5 08 100 all Da. 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Kingdom Td. 0.4. 1 1 die par - 100001100 - Vas Diewaseleiril lllO 510 - DREADFUL BOILER EXPLOSION IN BRADFORD- A boiler expiation took place about half pad N o'clock yesterday rmnimg , ea the Bowling Dye. works, bed n` to Messrs. Ripley and Son, dyer*, ford. The boiler, which wee of 404 ores power. was one of three, on the Cornish principle, paced side by side at one end of the works, sad was used to supply steam for the vesoils is the pattern dyehouse. The stoker had fortunately left the finng-up room when the explosion took place. The load report was heard at a great distance. The boiler was lifted from its seat, and a great portion of it was torn from the met and carried a distance of 18 or 20 yards. The roof of the boiler Isom, was blown off. and a partition wall of the dyehouee, and a portion of the roof were blown d o w n an d carried away. Bricks, stones, and pieces of iron were scattered in • deem shower in all directions around, some portion of the ironwork being found at • distance of 150 yards from the place. Ilsay workpeople in the dylocuis had very narrow escapes, and we regret to say that two of them, an old man named William House, and a young man mimed lame Brook, were very severely scalded and otherwise injured, by the overflow of steam end the shower of stones and bricks. The former was removed to his own dwelling house, and the latter to the Bradford leflonary. They are both in a precarious muddies. One large atom fell through the roof of Mr. W..Sutcliffe, manager of the works. The cause of the accident is attributed to the thinness of some of the boiler plates. There was an ample supply of water ire the toiler, and the safety valve and other apparatus were in perfect working condition. The boiler was put down by Mr. Crooked, of Mulford, ten years ago. 807i01111 kill will be sustained by the stoppage for some time of • large portico of the works. One boiler is entirely destroyed rod the oaten may be seriously injured. Some time Rut Skye beton the extent of the damage can be esperhained.—,Wowaterier lawmen.. It appears that the steamer Canadian was the tint boat of the season that attempted the dangerous paseago of the Belle hle Straits, generally full of ice at the present time of the year. Yell inquiry will doubt. lees be calls., for as to the propriety of sealing a large iron steamer through such a route. _ _ _ - - Sir James Elphinatone, on the 2nd of next month, will call the attention of the house to the report of the se lect committee on chains and anchors of lfrio; awl move, that, in the opinion of this house, it is the duty of her Itejeety's government to take measures to ensure that all maissing vessels, especially those employs,' in the carriage of prisesegers, shall be saliciently 'applied with anchor and chair, properly tasted as to strength and workmanship. " What will our neighbours," lays the A thenreum, "aeat exhibit I. their thirst for dnunatic sensatiote At the Gala (Ilt arena for such jocund display) they have pet es the eMpi a in order to afford M. Paul Métier a new character. By the sight of these hapless, esaightly idiots, English compassion is severely tried, when they are emsouutered —sad excrescences-- in some of the most charming mid picturesque places of the earth. The ides of seeing behind the foot-light. • false copy of ewe et theme melancholy exceptions to the law of humanity to revolting." _ . Two portra its have been added to the National Portrait Gallery within the lug few daye ; ase is (how Lent Lyteeltow, the author et " Dielegase d tie Dead,* sad bleaeriaa of the reiga ef Hoary IL The essead ps teak repreauste Cardisal York, the last of the royal home el Paeart, la his cardinal's robes. lintnedisiteiy before going to prolix, we received tbe r isienlyll.ll el the redden death of Mr. S. L e i g h Sotheby, the Aline of the welLksorm arm of literary and rib* ariattowews. rilearre. Sotheby end Wilkimos. Mr. lagemby was emwerned with the Inanity world not only In bis noss eareeity, but se the writer al several impotent sod imponive weeks of meaderablit veiled His " Hirtory of )Meek lecke k see of the gems of literary anta s. end he was NA ori the nt of publishing • sod elaborate work so " The Autograph of Xr. Sotheby ken bet Way removed to his estate la Dees= is the hope of anjeylag that aim% mat be Ms se well innevei—Cnik. 44 = 18 .u. Poarkans.—Messes. Joint sad Marks Weider. of Parliaineni4brest, bed lbe Imam of effivailing at Iliorkiggbent Passe yeeterday warriog nod takrogtote- M a rrmres:s &m. Priam Lyda d lifts, end the Oewat se Madam __ A ML Vim To Rociumui—Mr. Cobden M agpselad to mire at Rochdale ea Wednesday eat, by the Isar p.m. traia from Mmeheeter. Ho will ho the guest of dm Mayer. Mr. Bright has Opined lie istea- Mos of being peasant at the mooting wMgh Cobass I'M adds's'''. Zia BANIIIVTIVT AND itntomunia BH.L.—The Attorweytteassul bee axed the sonskletatioa of the Lyda' areadroats ia this bill to take plate iewniaally) cm Moo. day week in the flew of Commons ; we have reams toleheve that the dinsureau will many %hearse about the Thursday of that week ; so Miss there is tine for Ambers of Oommeros and bode= of seerchaals and moan. fosterers to petition in support a( the bill I. the ferns ta which it emit freer the House of Ornmems to the Upper Mn., We believe that the Attorryttereal is ceenneced of the absolute neurally al restarieg the= all essential point. bite originel form ; sad that he is sot lees arm in maintaining the chief judge se absolutely assessary to the ocrosistent and variative juriedictios of bankruptcy sod insolvency throughout the country then is adhering to the creditors • far the substantial nonagensset of states, though wit a well-regulated audit es the part at the odelal asegoes. Attorney• General shouldhe eardielly snpperted by the public, be will probably wry his impartial .snare is something 'Asks (wished forma, and la that ere it is believed that the Lards will give way. liut if the Rewards interest should fail to give hir decided support, we anticipate tbattbe bill will nails be defeated or absadowed, sad thus the fruits of the labour of tem will be kist—lreds iferrary. RWONATION OF THS COMMOWIONIDS OF Doyen Rimy's.- -We ha,. been informed upos good authority that the Commieioners of Dover Harbour, with the snoop. lion of the Worshipful the Mayor sad the noble Lord Warden of the Cheque Port.. have resigned their seats at the board. The voice of the public of Dover, being secooded by the almost unaolmone voice of perlisment, has taught the eommiftioners that the times in which we live demand that a personal adaptation and practical experience --commercial and otherwise—euerequired in those to whom is deputed the management of the harbour of Dover. We look forward to better times under the new re‘ninee which is about to be inaugurated, and hops to hod that the sew board—and, let es hope, new °Maude too—will apply them selves to the miry crying need. so long felt is relatioa to Dover harbour and the ripping seeking entrance thereto. —Darer Chronicle, MR. KING Ef AIIMA7f AND THE Holtz SOCRITART. —We gave in oar town edition of the Era, last week, whet ' we hardly should have credited from the report, if we bed not ocular demonstration that Mr. King Harman (whom the magistrate of the Westminster Police-court bad joist committed for ten days to t h e Howe of Correction) hadbora liberated on an order from the Home Nice. Since then Mr. Laween has *ought the stilled before the hones, sad ebiwisedthe usual official explanation for such Leta; endue time that may poribly appear conclusive to the mind of the Nene Secretary, bat which, we will engage, will fail to eelighlee the intellect of say brain beyond the cramped atmesphere of sacral routine sad mystification. Sir Lewis. &wet* that this is th e second offendl7 e y ° 2: some person is the same place, and that no money dee weld, with wad so offender, touch the punishment merited; sad iporiss the fact that several poor men are now en by hard labour six and nine months for similar in a despicable gutsier view r to* five-pound note, let of a rich yea he. the °sly penalty that could make Us fuel be bed siwimped swishy.—low. VOLVIIITAST 1147012 nf THE CiItRCH 011 ENO LAIII.—Thi ellseleefes et fit Philip's, elerkeswell, foe the fens east IS 11•101111141 d to 47,1 f. 17s. 1114.—a really wile eau when the poverty of the district is taken late eseeidwelles. Well may the respected incumbent, the Rev. Wergild' Wroth. my, in connexion with this gratifyieg wessosossissat, " The widow's mite is the church's aid —Uwe. iftunt Tousuits' Tuckers.—The holders of then tkiiets poems miens advantages whin travellieg biked. They we losowo to be 'sly visitors t i t essistry, and se nab. ad Ciallie of nom in 'axiom to milord thins inioenniles, sad it is sot toe noels to ay sf the humbler, elms (for the remark erns be esnlimed by theessede of tsarists who base visited Ireland) that bino mials is sews* ever practised by thane legninls stasngers, though. el sense% touring wish te be es Idiom has ask the sligiteet objeskies be mesh% be M for his bounty.—Sir Cosa Wares " MINA • SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. Scarcely any business is going forward to-day in the railway share market. With the exception of a decline of per cent. in Great Western, Eastern Counties, and Manchester and Sheffield stocks, prices are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. London and North West ern stock is quoted 94 to ; Great Western, 72 to I,• Midland, 1204 to 121 ;' Lancashire and Yorkshire 111 to ; Caledonian, 974 to • Rasteni hire , 604 to 1 ; and South Eastern, 801 to 81. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quoted 9-16 to 7-16 dis. The Canadian railway stocks are still drooping, particularly Great Western of Canada. JUICY IlLUIP" 16 .1 7- 4 Salim AS. I 3" ." 11 ." —irititai ; MitraWet, aseicarVaL Amok Imre Egiti and Tyro Mentos, 1.11•164,1 t MAX hilats.l 'ad Rasta 'Cart — and Bimini —• .1 buitwall Da • Ano div. until 6 111p.o.ispiddlo& Doblin and &Um* Jun Dod.,Pertbs. 11.11bd.Ja 1,04,011146111 I in se I If A w is ... 42 9 1 .3 11 41 30 ea 9 71 i Ilksiern V&too, Stock A Do. Stock ad Sant Edinburgh and Glamor, lt.limbre,Porth. Dundee Forth rad (yd. Joao. 101tattow & h. 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W. 44 lfrease 4 lin al Amide si 1114•1444 a 11111111141191111 MOIL 1114 I Omit 'HIM - -- - . =i i MOM ilk OLlll6o6.6p.c.halkiell Mot IL 110011116p.allacallop1.1100 M 11.164.46646.168.4.161, 100 M. Sea** 11. Sr/ 6 to. 0 100 thin 116. W.lliftelo6l.-66p.d.1110 SI IS 08 111 IL IN a it, 7 I ells Me 117 i 6.11 64 N 4e Me LS 14 3 3 i, 11 •Its A dim 22 6 II MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The funds remain dull, with very few transac tions, but Consols are quoted for money a fraction better than they closed yesterday. For the ac count, the quotation is unaltered. In the other markets scarcely any business has been done, and the only movement of importance is a fall in Turkish Bonds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 671 r. 82e., ex div., being nearly the same as yes terday. _ _ Consols are officially marked 891 and 1, ex div., for money, and 901, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 891 to / for money, and 90 to 1 for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1; New Three per Cents., 89,1 ; Thirty Yell" ' Anna., 1885, 15 11-18 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 981, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 941 ; Exchequer Bialy March, 7s. dis. ; ditto June, par, Is. die., 25., 3s. prem., par. The Turkish stocks have fallen f to 3 per cent. The Loan of 1834 is now quoted 711 to after being marked 71; and that of 1858, 55i to I. In other foreign stocks there is no alteration. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99} ; Portuguese Three per Ceuta., 1853, for account, 47 ; Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 91k, I ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1864, for account, 71f, 71 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 54. The Persia has sailed to-day for New York, with 164 ; 4671. in specie. HALT-PANT Two o'CLoci. Consols are quoted 891 to I, ex div., for money, and 90 to 1, ex div., for the account, showing no movement of importance since 2 o'clock. In the discount market the demand yesterday was brisker. The rates for the best bills were 51 to 6 per cent. At the Bank of England there was rather a decided increase in the applications, which, how ever, were not heavy. In the Consol market, owing to the large supply of stock, loans continue to command 4 to 6 per cent. The new India Five per Cent. Loan of 4,000,0001. is expected to be placed on the market before the middle of July, or almost simultaneously with the payment of the dividends. 56,000/. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The despatches received yesterday from New York quote the exchange rather flatter at 104. There is thus a prospect that specie will continue to be shipped in moderate amounts from this side. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Hamburg and Frankfort were slightly more favourable to this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1 ; ditto 3 days, 11.161 to 194 Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1 ; Antwerp, month., 25.621 to 71 ; Hamburg , ow basso, 8 mouths, 13.91 to 10 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.321 to 40 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Frankfort-00-the-Maina, 3 mouths, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 331 to ; Vienna, dr. So., 3 months, 14.15 to 30 ; Trio.* St. So., 3 month., 14.11 to 30;; L egMadrid, 3 months, 484 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to t;3 months, Genoa, 3 months, 25.80 b to 5 ; Milan, 3 35. moths, 26.83 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 304 to 4; Alamo, 3 mouths, 1174 to ; Messina, 3 months, 1174 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to t. Owing to the monsoon, for which no allowance is made by the Post-office authorities, the incoming Bombay mail is expected to meet with some delay. Intelligence has been received of the loss on the 4th inst., in the straits of Belle Isle, of the mail steamer Canadian, on her voyage from Quebec to Liverpool. She came in contact with an iceberg, and went down half-an-hour afterwards. Thirty-five passeugers are said to have been drowned. The accounts from Manchester mention the failure of Messrs. B. Wild and Co., in the Ame rican trade, but their liabilities are not very large. A petition was presented yesterday, under the private arrangement clauses, in the case of Messrs. Henry Brooks and Co., manufacturers of piano forte "actions," tbc., owing to their not being able to carry out the offer of composition (15e. in the pound) made at a meeting of their creditors in Sep tember last. Their present liabilities are about 35,0001., and assets 26,0001. The accountant em ployed on the previous occasion was Mr. C. F. Xem At p. a dividend sitting in the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday, in the case of Messrs. Streathekl, Laurence, and Co., it was announced that the offi cial assignee has assets amounting to 15,7001. in hand, out of which, however, large payments have to be made. A dividend of 2s. &L in the pound has already been paid on the joint estate, and a further small dividend will be shortly announced. ' A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Richard Brandt, Russia merchant, will be held on Mon day next. A petition for the winding up of the National Industrial and Provident Society is expected to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 29th inst. _ _ The directors of the National Company for Boat Building by Machinery having received nume rous applioationa for permission to witness the machinery in motion, have intimated that another exhibition will take place on Wednesday next, the 26th inst. _ . . The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday Lust gives the following totals, via :—lruporte of gold, 589,4951. ; exports of gold, 607,818/. ; imports of silver, 109,18G1. ; exports of silver, 224,0141. FRIDAY Consols, which closed yesterday ii 1 - ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 901, " buyers," and closed at 90 to 1. For money the last price was 891 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 893, 90, 89f, 1, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 90f , 90, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89 1 , ; New Three per Cents., 891 1, ; Bank Stock, 2314 ; India Five per Cent.' Stock, 98i, f, 1 , ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1838, 964 ; dtto, 1859, 95f, ditto Bonds, 12s. die. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 94. The India Five per Cent. Stock was in fair demand and cloned at 981 to 99, ex div. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 71. to 3s. die. ; and the June, par to 3e. premium. Foreign stocks were dull. No alteration occurred to-day in the market for bank shares. There were, however, more inquiries fur Union Bank of London. In the miscellaneous market, Scottish Australian Investment stock was iu some demand. . _ . The closing quotations for ahares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 3} to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, Ito du . ; London and Provincial Marine, a dis. to par ; Natal Land, to prem. ; China MA Japan Steam, par ; and Seend Iron, to prem. Canada Government Six per Cents. were heavy. FORZIGN CATTLE. —The first importation of the preseat season of the miniature cow of Bretonno has just arrived is London. The number of these novel importations has sow become somewhat large, but the difficulty of ob taining any very considerable Dumber will prevent them from becoming general. The qualities of these pretty little toys as milkers are Scat rate. A BOY BIIOTRIIILID IN ♦ VAT Or &ARCM —OD Saturday afternoon a lad named James Williamson, who worked at Messrs. Robert and Dale's chemical works, Corn brook, was standing on a stage, close to a large vat, cos taming starch. In some way he slipped, feet foremost, into the starch, and, though immedi►te efforts were mide to extricate him, it was a quarter of an boor before he was got out, and he was then quite deed.— Westmoreland asmite. OBABBASB RABBI AND ETUDES. Closing prices yesterday. 106 P O3 12i MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oxocx. Large orders to buy having oome forward, Stray Park shares have advanced to-day to 38t. "buyers." On the other hand, Rosewarne United are flatter, the present price being 29L„ "sellers." Beat Caradon are quoted 23k to Sortridge Consols, 13e. to 143. ; East Wheal Gren ville, 455. to 475. lierodsfoot are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 40, ex div. Bon Accord Copper Mining shares are flat, and have been dealt in at / to j prem. St. Johu del Rey are marked 35/, and Worthing, dia. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Mews. von Dadelszeu and North : Although the actual business done iu the metal market during the present week has not been of any importance. still in many quarters it is thought that the worst is over for t h e prosiest, and that the fine weather and the twospede of a good harvest will have a beneficial effect before long. Welak bar iron is unchanged : 51. per ton free on board as Wales, and 51. 17s. Gd. to 6/. here. The demand for Stag &mishit* is very slack. Scotch pig iron has fluctuated to scene extent, the uerket closing at 495. 6d. The heavy arrivals of Baltimore copper and of large quantities of ace from Australia have had an unfavourable effect as the copper market. Burnt has been sold under 1001.„ and we quote Kapunde at the sane price. Belli more ingots are held for '..17/. to 961. English is doll. eel offered considerably under fixed pric e s. Tin is quiet, but unchanged : straits, 1101. and 1241. ; nominal. The quantity to be offered by the Dutch' Company for sale on the 26th inst. iS now fixed at 149,1X5 slabs. Until the results of this important sale are kaowe we do nut expect any business of importance here. The war in America still keeps tin plaice in • nominal date. Manufacturersoomplam of want of orders, andgenerally the. only work half time. Leal has not undergoes any chugs,' and the market is very quiet. Seeker has slightly improved: early this week we had sellers at 161. on the spot here, sal buyers to a small extent at LW. 15s. Since then 25 toss DH, in Hull, have been sold at 161. ifs. ; 150 tons common here, 161. ; 50 tons 8011, 161.5 e. ; and 100 toss dates 161. per tun. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is' quiet. Annexed ire the quotations:— Town tallow is quoted 495. tid., net cash ,• Petersburg P. 0.. on the spot, 535. ; June, 535. ; Oct. to Dia., 520. MARKET AVILOOI. —Town tallow, 521. ; fat by Mee. 2s. dd. ; yellow Russian, 545. ed.; melted stuff, ed.; rough ditto, Zs. ; tallow graves, Ws. ; good dregs, 7s. ,D HAY MA.RHIrr.-(THIS DAY.) Years. Davis and Co. report trade very slow at the following prices :—!'rime meadow hay, 75a. to 86s. ; superior ditto, Ws. to 106 e. ; inferior ditto, 00.. to 60s. ; clover, old. 96.. to 118 e. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80e to 100 e. ; straw. 3tis. to 42a. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIB DAY.) The supply of most things continues to improve. Good samples of lettuces, endive, and artichokes come from France. Good En peas are plentiful Grapes Jet& fair prices. Of strawberries there is a good supply from. the open ground. Large quantities of French cherries have bees imported this week, and also sprioots. Asparagus Free& rad broad beans, young carrots, and new potatoes may also Row be obtained; the latter fetch Ikl. per Itt. Cucumbers are coming in more plentifully. Cut flows= chiefly consist of enthids, lily of the valley, Chimes primulas, violets, niigtessetts,heaths, and roses. . _ FRUIT. Pine Apples, pee lb., as to Its C herries, French, p. lb, to tole Grapes, per lb., is to as ream per dos_ 4a nd to As btrawberrios, p. pun ., Wto la 6d Apples, per dot., esl to Is 6d Melons, each, Ss to Si Oranges, per 100, as to Itis Peaches, per doz., 161 to ?As I Lemons, per 100, es to 1M Nectarines, do., Its to 20s Num, Cob, per lb., Is to la Id yrocr] Cauliflower& each 6 11 tRI Prtuch beans, p. 100, 041Ols 6d Green Peas, per quart,lstuls ed Greens,pdaz. tonnohes,lsOd tolls Cabbages, p. doe., Is 31 to is Od ; I'olatoes, per ton, Ws to 1204 new, per 1t,., Od to rs Od perewt...lostolOs Id Turnips, par bunch. Sd to dd C,u-rots, new, do., ls 34 to is 64 Spinach, per deem, Is to 21 Cucumbers, each, tist to lii 64 Artichokes, per dot., 4d. to Rd Beet, per dos., is 6d to ft Celery, p i e y Is old total* 0010114, per I sieve, bed to le Si Asparagus, per bun., ft to ft libobarb, per bun., ad to 9d Tomatoes, per doz., ft Shallots, per Ib, Is id Garlic, per lb, Id I. id Endive, per score, Is to la 6d lioreeradleh ft& Musbrooms,p. pott.,ls MMUS( Finley, per 12 bunches, re gift Savory, per bunch, Sd to id Paorarcraz MARS MARKETS. Livaaroot, JUirn 11.—Market' are quiet and prices alma* unchanged. Birkenhead, 82 026—Caledonian, 01 671—Eastena Counties, tin 101—Great Northern, 1661 14111—Dreet W 721 73—Luteashlre and Yorkshire stock, 111611116—Lond= North Western stock, 946 1141—London and South Wester% 941961—Manchester, nbefaeld, and lAnoolneitire, 461 47-18i6. land stock, lgil 111—Ditto, new shares, 1110 p —North Britt*. 13631 —North Staffordshire, 41 41 —North Eastern, Berwick, 1031—Ditto, York and North 'Midland, 986 94—Ditto. Leeds tal stock. 61 021—South Eastern and Dover, Sil 11116-111—• WCISt Midland, Oxford, 471 486—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41 II —Dutch Rhenish, 24 4 d.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 411-ti 4 13-16--Oreat Luremloura. 71 71—Great Western of C 10 6-19 10 7-111—Ditto New Shares, 96 91 d.—lllinois Central. 406 d.—New York r o d Erie, 136 21—Thames and Mersey L. surance, 1 I D. Maticsarriot, Jowl 21 —The market was fiat. West Weslisra of Canada, 101-Great Western, 732/ —lihnois (antral, 401 ti.—• Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 I—Matickester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 47 1 7—Midland, 121 201—North Eastern, Ber wick, 106—North Staffordshire, 41 d—South Eastern, 24 3-16 . Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 18-16 p. Pm:wee:Ml IN Pi:AMISH:RR—Ow corms pendent sends us the following intelligence :—We have had a very propitious Beeson for all kinds of gains ' and we had never better prospects for the "Twelfth." The brooding season has been moat favourable for all kink, and an abundance of them is confidently anti cipated. So far as I have been able to I no disease has been discovered among the grouse. At the oommeneement of the hatching, the old birds looked strong and healthy, and were numerous. Those of the nests seen were well filled with eggs, and since they have been hatched the young broods are spirited and nume rous. Just now, in traversing the moors, it is not rare to see coveys of a dozen bird*, some of them pretty strong on the wing already. all having the appearance et being is the most healthy condition. It is expected that if the weather continues favourable for a short time to until the young birds get a little stronger, there en be above an average stock for the sportsman. Last year the young broods suffered great de traction from the deluge of rain in Juoe, but unless there now comes an extra ordinary fall of rain, many of the young lards will be heyeed danger. All other kinds of game are to be plenty. Partndtes are to be very abundant. A dry season like this is always favourable for them, and keepers state that they Lel their nests unusually full or e—s. Those who have hatched Lave not, so far as noticed, a blank egg in their neste. Pheasants' nests are also well filled containing gems rally from a dozen to fifteen eggs. There appear to be above an average abucdance of woodcock, blackcock, lures, snipes, and wild duck. The espermillie are begiouing to spread through this country, and keepers are particuiarly careful of their nests. It is a foreign bird. and only of recent introduction into this country. It is very large, nearly ea large as a turkey hen, and very heavy. It has a tail, and as plumage is of a beautiful brownish colour. It is a tame bird, especially while hatching. It frequents. generally, the closest part of the cover, and its food es derived from the branches of larch, fir, and spruce trees. Its hatching seasoa i. now about finished. The eggs Sr. as large as a duck's, and spotted. Its nest is very open, just on the fiat ground. It lays from eight to ten eggs, and the nests generally contain that number this year, being more than usual. They are fond of laying in close proximity to one another. I know a cover of several miles extent. which contains only two pairs, and the nests were within four yards of one another. Foch neat had eight eggs, and birds have come from every one of them.—Edintargh Courant. FRIGHTFUL AIX:WM.4T FROM A GRINDSTONE AT Sigemet.n. - Yesterday a most appalling accident occurred at the grinding-wheel of Mr. Thomas Jowitt, lloyds Work, Atterchife road, near Sheffield, by which a single young man, named Henry Swift, who resided with his parents ia Steniforth•lane, Sheffield Park, lost his life. The accident resulted in consequence of some of the other grinders taking off their bands. Immediately the engine was released of the pressure from the revolving of these stones, the pace of the grinding stoner; wonderfully increased. The lit.llo at which the deceased was working duriug its rapid revolution suddenly smashed in four parts, driving " the horsing" upon which the deceased was sitting to the top of the room. Swift was forced through the roof of the room,which is about five or six yards high ; and when extricated from the debris at the top of the wheel room was fearfully mangled, tied died in a few minutes afterwards. One part . of the stone flew a distance of sixty yards into some adjoining premises, but fortunately no person was hurt in its transit.—dfurs. dater Examiner. TRAVER: RECEIFTS.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the Gaited Kingdom for the week ending the 15th of June amoun ted to 646,0/., and for the corresponding week of last year to 529,8801. ; showing no increase of 14;,socc The geese receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 248,276/., and for the curree pondiog week of 1860 to 244,641/., showing au increase of 3,63 N. The increase on the Great Western Reil way aniounted to 2,7601.; on the London and Blackwell, 2061.; on the Lon don, Brighton, and South Coast, to 1,1361. ; on the Lon don and South Western to 4,3041.; and on the South Eastern, to 401.—total. 8,448/. But from this mast he deducted 1,20 rd., the decrease on the Eastern Counties, 1,6901. on the Great Northern, and 1,918/. on the London and North Western ' • together 4,8131., leaving the inc a. above, 3,635 1 . The receipts on the other limo in the United Kingdom amounted to 298,404/., and for the corresponding week of last year to 285,2319., showing an increase of 13,1651., which, added to the Maws on the metropolitan liner, makes the total increase 16,8001. as compared with the correspouling week of 1860. La Veneta atatee that Monsi‘mor Ziaelli had. recommenced, in the Church of St. Mark at Venlig', his declamations against the Italians. On the day of the national fête he edified hie hearers by saying " This day, the salassins keep holiday throughout Italy." I - . 1 :.• i •