The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TlllB DAY.) ,u DICIAL COMMITTEE' OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL isskeet :— His Grace the ArehLishop of York, Lon! Justice knight Bruce, Lord Justice Turuer, aid Sir John . kral r. THE REY. MR. BON WELL'S CASE. KoNWELL (CLIRK.) I'. TIM lisaoF OF 1031110 F. Mr. Boswell resumed his arguments this soursing in nip. Intl of his appeal from a juilgment of the Ikon of the tidies Court sesterwirm him to &proration of his beware fe riultcrr committed with Elisaixth Youth. In. Hanks-, the tiittent's Advocate. sad Mr. Tri s t ram „p l ....red on b ehalf of the Iti.hop of Londoe. Br. Boswell commented his ohserratioes by commenting the rlal evidence/ hada-rat in the court below, and he rd in letter. a testimonials from the Rector of Bradford • ith respect to kis predent and discreet conduct as a young n.s, front the churchwardens and parishioners of Holy Trinity at Preston. where be hod held his first curacy, ind from th.• late Bishop of Looks. He submitted *b4 the wawa= patrol os him was without precedent is r. l .:sril to it. the mind .entenee for • ekes „s ew .. ben s ...venues. and sot derinvittioo, which latter ms am reseed unless them was habitual adultery and lois realm". The sent nee, moreover, was informal, bemuse the mem law laid down the rule that all kn. i.e....* of depeleadea err by prooouneed by the ia basil sot by the bees of Archie. It lay es the titteetie to show that there existed a elm rid art diarbemeat seaterrias the powm oft the Dena ef Amnia Be &RAMA rim whether the archbishop himself ~mid le R. beemee the law eontempkted tams the Whop .4 the illeme of the Woad* clergyman abseil pronouns, the .-04101•• sir Join asisritlgin—Do you limy of any inekssees wham the bishop maw into coon sad prosounowl judginset? Mr. It nivell know them wore mob iestascse is the •rw.t.ry Court. ad the practise, ha submitted, should he malogous in the risui of Arches. With nerd to the severity of the sentesee, which, as be wed coat wan uspreesdeitted, he would tall their lordships' stlostios to the eras of • The office of lb. Bishop promoted ...aims Hunt," who was sestemind to deprivation for slithery, lewd sad endue convenation, sad habitual currisg ad amtorisg. Is hie own mos there • sot a. mush proof of adultery so would ,rhe justify as• magistrate in stairisig an order f Asd low, my lords (mid Mr. Itonwell. in leave the me, is your lordship.' hands. humbly t r., lag that ~.0 will rscomissed to hot Majesty in •used be allow the appall and mane the judip meet ef the omit below. I do so, my lords. with AM ebtormitiom I have already suffered seedy two years' suspessius— I have suffered Recension for inhibiting is . isped to it— I have suffered suspe nsion w alas respessem, if I may nes the tens —for throb weeks, seen is my owe mind than words can enema, for I was charged with a crime of which I was issecist ea Clod .thiughty. I was subjected to the foul charge throe& as. who. 1 sera to maw, is so more, ad who Woad my Filmdom' N.f.int he dial for the act he hot dose— I as.. the mdse. Lime. The scapessios within soar...scion I have suffered ▪ that I wm maned by the undertaker of the crime I ilboe—t4t of murder —mad one of the papers Meted that I Bad daddies' escaped to Sweden with the !wive is my pocket. I hops your lordships will it feel I am guilty of immedeme is ecisdncting my owa roe, when I adnimite my mess ae ens charged with a meek I. see CAM*. la it sot enough to make a man who ia cheated with murder, sod who feels his out insmenco, to ths world at defiance! I know I have not advocated the muse with the same ability as it would have leen advocated if the gasses Advocate had been 1.0 toy side, but your lardahlps are accustomed t.i weigh evidence. sad you sit there as Nu repre tentative* of the sovereign to mbsinister justice as your lord ship. awl myself must some day steed before a higher tribunal. The roam was this cleared, and at the readmission of the parties. The guess's AdmicaSe addraned their lordships on behalf of the lliehop of London, aad was pruccediog with his aro ma& whew we weak to wens. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. sittings is Basco after Term at Westminster.—(Before Mr. Jesllee Blackburn.) JULKIMENTit. Mr..tuatioe Maekbees sat this steredas at Westminster, tad debeered jeclepeeeks in the following eases ; - TO MO W. TUIVIEL. Judessat for the deleadaata COOS C. WRIGHT. Rule absolute to enter verdict for the plaintiff. HMIS 111. MLA This wee mortis to recover composition in for loss selensed in coasalaKice of the defaideate d a repreesatsd that they lad a bpi title to as estate they esistssesd to sell to the plaintiff. The jury found foe the pleinilk but euhsequeotly a rule was obtained sad sped Owner the verdict for the ado:Asti. NA 'sties Illatildioro yowl the judgtn..at of himself end Mr. /wise Wielders. who ccoeurrod in opinion that the ink eirold be nada &Solute. Hu lordship Ss reed the ettrLend Mimi destine Cockburn, who took a skit iew, here of orioles that the pinata was mean , to the diaarispeal ly the jury. and that the nde should be The eirrits seen Woe is town of the isle heirs Inn nande to ester the venial Sr derimegeno, judgment to that art .as entered aerielleely. Telt WIWI IF. Tull OIL MITANTS Or 116411170111, MESPONDICITS. This we • ere relating to the rearm! at • pm or Mn sea different gresueds, pm judges% for the ta MN V. vita. This vas ao appeal from a a:evicting under the Game Ad arresd is the Hail Court, before Mr. Justice Hill The riali&Med a right to shoot over whim bed, bog S melelesste were of °plaice that be had sat IWO Oa • saficiest skim to mart their *le. idles sal envieled him is • malty. U assed Yet the swims ealy est se • sight on the part of ray poem dint ewer the lasi lb. ANY. RIO theesti thee this inn too rave • elan to .rat the Nehedies el the sraisietratee, sad am the coarictioa wee= Cuairiceies nu wens Ili 1m Maim at sAar Daus) %MAIM AND CALMS NAVIGATION CONTAIN. 1. this NM the Twain was whatbor tb. prasowitsr was wirtled to sampansatios for IrNry dons to wad Weiss and 00l reams by the canal eed.r which they won Wog gotbsd. It was wired Woes Yr. Jurtk• Alp sod Yr. Amiss Bilesininss. kali of whom wars new al *Elio QM tee pressffidar bed failed to istablish a thl to asupsa %non. J Miami for the disfindssna. PLUMP IP. 11113fCt1L This Nee, nits( a geodes •• to • *be ed eitw arm Kee liker,vos argasil isoJestiels wieder% isd hisielose. Their luedeips wore of imieise °ll =t; ~ idirt should he Wend for the defeeilast as the 9th pies. IMPAIRS RAWSON. This ease lerobred gesstioe es to the validity o the ersistismiat et sherekwortioe b the meter al EwhiuslL It sus agreed before Mr. Justin Bill is the Heil Own s mil kis lordship was of *eine thee the Me lee • tier times Amid be made abeslate. hale obsolete. COURT OP COMMON PLIAS. Nolan at Nisi Prim k. Isorlars—(Blow Lord Mid Jostler Ma sod • Ityssiol Jury.) Tt untru. F. LID.—NI. 'PEIUI LL AND THE POITTIEWPAIIT ALLIANCE. Tu. hearing el Misuse Ina resamial this raeralag. Mr. KaralA*, Mr. Priem's, sad Mr. FoHurd appeared fr tits plaistiff ; sad Mr. Berill , Mr. Lug, Mr. C. Erases, tad Mr. Whits ter the delsodaet. Br. Terabitll one esenieed is refereace to the letter from the (News Dowager le M. Myna.% which had been calealared by H.. Thews to leek sail which he WSW le bed we Wee aide te let All he haw was that it wee lot to he foaled is the whine to Wish it should be. Br. Benin thee ailesond We jury for the defence, emir* that he hod the hewn to appear for Yr. Bird, tee rieereeetry et the Presielast Alliance, who stood charged apse the reseed with having neeelatal • libel imputing to Br. Tannin .net newerthy aad improper acct, MI with bevies dew this kola • system of bigotry. intole rant, sad pseesseetion which lailesoraed Mr. Bird sod the Newest Alines& Until yesterday Mr. Turabull and Br Bird west uninsown to nob other personally. therefore Uwe was se weeenel feeling, and 'Weed, according to kis nineteen he sow Wised that he believed that I. Turnbull wen • peatlensa of the highest Maser dad charester, at great literary attain. Inn, eked powessier as sanest of Weise that was as Murat so honed( and • credit to his country, bat that him* might have taken • direction which hod mimed his wad in edemas to carted. subject.. He led sot Is say *ln or way stlenpled to lasinnate anything against Mr. 71,0, 411% character or atisiansenta, and, Weed, we rers ol to he., the program which he bad mile and the dlliect.o which he ma &noised: awl rogdi oily reps. that hono rs reward was to be obtained by. goetlesere a lA. ve,tioa this the pitman awarded by the goverment 'inst. for eighteen wont& work. Mr. Turnbull, how *Wilt seem he hone is mid, kW published his opiate= d livorlChe hed bold a amities in the pay of the wile. every While nealeat free the beton to the leered we ".thee to the espromion of *elm, ark irked, wee allay by the practise of such expression that srraline e woe eurastaised. It send be beew la Wad t nr. Turnbull had oennegood We eanseawdonse 1. he An te N"-.. He had done the tribunal et piddle the subtle had read and, farina ea opinion epos all that weld be said oe both ides ; sad yet, slier iba lire Tarsledi elated two boners from the win dreg I THE EXPRESS, brought them into court, asserting that they were libela. He (Mr. lloviil) submitted that the whole matter was a fair discussion of a public question, and that so far from there being any malice on the part of Mr. Bird he had only done what it was his duty to do, occupying the position which he did. It was said that Mr. Turnbull lied reaWned his situation in consequence of these WWI of Mr. Bird, but it was clear that he Ltd offered to resign long before these letters were published, and that because he found publi' opinion IVRY “gaiost him, and because he was unwilling to imperil confidence in these public records. Mr. &will thee proceeded to read extracts from the " Legend re Catholics:. a Lytle Boke of fleyntlie C odes," which was published by Mr. Turnbull, as he said as a mere jeu d'esprit, and which was said to be "Imprinted at Edinburgh in the year of the incarnation 1 , 410." The author said, "And these legends were • fabricated for the promotion of fanaticism.' Is fantail= extinct now that noriachimm seems ao mere. Lode at the vile and tly ram pant heresies from Minnie= domewas and are any redeeming qualities to be found in all their vegans' ? Are not the fehrination issued by the evange lical satin of the tract societies most fulsome and imper tinently prokas ? is not the Mal which they put into the mouths of the eubjeses el these naesmin—making the net. tam mr se it were, • Hail, good fellow ; mat,' to the Oreeter=ost merely asemal el gram aid oertt, bet brimful of b marine sad ineeksant familiarity I ad. comae the revived el nameade iaetitutisue , end apologise for the pleas ielkee of the early ages, I ant not pierikg far the growth of Homanism. lam a firm adherent et the Ankles seldom of the catholic church-- that beentiki stmeleire, whim banner is so tidily blazoned with Use man el the WON , / dead, and which yet can beast of wash ernamsees as •heinous, a Yuisey, a Now ise; a Palmier, a Hook, and by that church I shall stand or fall" " I nes no Romemit ; I object to the rope ; be bee hem the curse el the eharch catholic." Within two years, however , from this time Mr. Turaball became a cathode. In 1834. also, Mr. Turnbull a treasinisa of a life of Lathe., is which he Waist to the " somdisd Itdo which be designated '• that seen misehievous neat ;" aid is 1856 he edged she peened works of Father floathwell, a Jesuit priest. la the mime he expreseed his regret that no oom ph& allies of the works of lisetliwell had been published, sad mid " dad these esntiments have been induced mot by a enteral bits or respect towards the illustrious el whisk be wee a member, and whisk I hold in the reseadien. homer end esteem s " but by an ap preciationof the poems. Is the memoir of Southwell he said. •' The same dauntless demurs to duty is expressed in another letter to his minted superior," where tionthwell was on the ws i e se k t pedals ark= haelleee, " together with Father Geraele ae r i l d e well-knorm subsequent martyr"—Claniset ring for his part the Onesiewrier Fiat. Be te n s e ( "admit of these distinguished ease to Woad dm** " fags * 1 terror" es the Whelks, seemly primes haMeg km sashed and and two exesided wind "that game naledentay of Halsington and hie friend' was rapidly teed* them te • Mailer fate"—lkkaglan and his friends being tinge pd la a plot to memniaate Queen Elisabeth, to mat Nay of Honked upon the throne, sod to sebblish the Is sathelle religion. These bag the sate . meek of Mr. Turnbull, which were well knows, he was in maser appointed to his position at the Iterard-oflioe than the AtAnsaum drew attention to the matter, saying that they could not believe the statesman of his moult.. sit; and added, that the pap e r s "derail* the Wars of the Armada, the War of Independence in Holland, and the Thirty Years' War. in all which events Mr. Turnbull be lieves the waken this country to have been deplocable, undo and fake. They abound in particulars of those writings smi tremor of the Jesuits which made them formidable to the pesos of the family and that of the State. They pre serve for as mesh multifarious information relative to those priestly pine which the government of Elizabeth crushed with a drone head. Mr. Turnbull Woke the council, parbaasug, and people of England barberme gae a malignant in the um they made of this preservative power. They contain many allusions to the miracle-impostures by which the Ransil& priests preserved their amend annoy over ignorant and fanatical minds." Under these CITCOM114•1201114 no matter bow impartial Mr. Turnbull might have been ia preparing his calendar, it would still have bola mid that it was prepared by a violent Roman catholic, and the book would never have obtained a reputa tion for impartiality. The learned gentleman proceeded to read extracts from some books referred to in the alleged libels, to show that the principles of the Jesuit, was to mutilate books and documents in the interests of their church, and that this principle had been acted on, and he wee about to refer to other books not mentioned in the alleged libels and which had not been before referred to in the course of the trial, but his Lordship, upon objection by the plaintiff's ossesel, held that the boo k s could not he put k evident It was then proposed to reed espies et the Mentieg AtivertiBer, and other newspapers, to sheer that sulkies bed appeared in reference to Mr. Turn bars beim the date of Mr. Bird's letters, bat i ids Loriellp ermined his optsion against their admissibility. (The case we peesediig when we went to press.) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Heim lb. Jai*, Wighleasa.) Joao Damp Qom, 419. marehesm;ara, pleaded guilty to two Itillstwwwwk which chugs& him with feloniously neowsets. earrealer at the Osoust of Beak ropey, dew he had been duly adjudicated a bankrupt, and grab embeasliag end seteeting a cassidsnble sea of mossy ii after lie ans.setailtseglerei. Desist Basset, a pew a vary respretabk saresined to take b Ina epos a charge :Mar " ' derniplies. the Mr. Mena% prosecuted. end Yr. Naos nes weasel for dae. The primmer it appeemod, carried es • very extmelire him et Ibtridee te ar kra boosht and sold Lase 'matinee of mem He besame pt November kb year, the mem& of his dale holes 15,000 L, mod it was sawed that be led ebbing& a lege quentior of eels battens& poems with when le bud bairn Si. L.W ef dribs eligibly be fore bb hoehrnpley, for mom of ebbs be paid 7f. per qr., end for ameibr paths 77.., mid that he odd that eon 'malliel r eftereseds fur Mm Ma per. It ass she alleged trist Si .e had .hl drip= Se • large amount Irma a semi Dives to pay for cern, the primmer at the bee set lorries as, each corn is lie poseessime. Tim smeared Se Iwo admitted this to hie examination L ll :l7osert of Banknipecy, mid in eonesmeme of the AM elsemes bat were made Mr. Commieriesser Goobers &eft' the preent prosseetios to be betiented whet the pier& A peal asimber d "Hearne were exambed cm behalf of the preambles, mil ilas trial was proceeding whoa we west to poem end mse Mbyte army the mart mail a late boor. NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Baron Bramwell.) iota Darrks sad James'croft were indicted for stealing the awns of 142/. :is., 1601., sad 60/. Be. 6d., and la a second count in the indictment tlwy were charged with receimm. Mr. aillard, Mr. Poland. cod /Ir. Gifford prow mated ; Mr. &high, Mr. test, and Mr. appeared for Roicrott ; and Mr. Metcalfe sad Mr. liselei for Darden. This was soother charge &riaing out of the frau& com mittal upon the Commercial Bank, am/ the evidence given wed the same &supra the mossios of the trial last masioa, his lordship reading the notes which he them took. The case is not likely to mach& this day. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ANNAULTS ON TYE POIJCZ. A tan, pnwerfully•bnilt fellow, described as an excavator, who awn the mane of William lee mime, wee charged before Yr. %OW with being drunk, disorderly, and violently aunnabing peliereseelablee Henry Dom, 509 N, and John 'key; 1 N, in the eseeutiun of their duty, end also with teariag the uniform coat of Clem, in Colebrook roseTh, bilogton. e eenendille rime was so seriously injured that he is now quite tilt for duty, and Polioeuerpant M'lntire, N, reported that the dividend enrols was 'ohne his coming to the tout n. primer yesterday afternoon wee the worse for Nosh and was suited by ooas to go awaL iag ne be was can • great dieharhimee. leolusel dso, he lore the constable's fed, end on the way to the penewatatine kicked the eomilsble eirreeel times ie the lower pert of the stomach and legs, eel mey mach injured bite. Poliee-emostahle iM wo , 18D N, thee west to his Mother ollesee awristanee, and he wee injured by Use primmer, end his ann was sway immolated me. ner primmer also kicked several private individuals, mad *reek them in the fees sad body. The priwooer mid be supper,' it was ill right, but he did not know, for he bad got • jolly good luck and that was all &beet it, Kr. Barker mid it was a very serious and brutal assault, sad remanded the prisoner for a few days, to see bow the rotatable's health got on. SOUTHWARK. nucirrren. ACCIDOIT To TITO CHILDIaIf. George Downie, a young MAO, in the employ of Kr. hilley, a runner, of Donahue!, was brought before Kr. Heraltais, charged with driring over two children with a OWL /wets and cart, cruliing their legs and frighthdly mutilating __ __ Pedissesseksbie 212 Y said that a little after 5 o'clock is the weeks ef Rateably last he wee proceeding down laeleyelreit. when he beard ,now wreeming, and on going bs tbs ire saw two children, one five yeses and the other erne yews eM, seer the kerh, mutilated shoat the Wart *ea. The prisoner wee there with a horse and cark sae be midi that they had fallen under the wheels and befere be weld pal up the wheel, went over the children. He seatered te the hospital sod am of them had to eabege 1111111111111*• a the legs. Jewels Fmk $ passe men residing isJohe-street, Dock led, said be we ilasedieg at the bar of the South Fluters Nods 14111. Teelepareet, when be sew the children play- TUESDAY EVENING, jog ia the street, and the prisoner was coming along with • horse and cart with a load of casks at a slow Ma The children fell off the kerb under the wheels, and the prisoner could not see them until he had Famed over them. As far as the prisoner was concerned it was • pare accident. The prisoner told bia worship that such was the fact, and ke was truly sorry for being the cause of the accident to the children. He had been some years in Mr. ?Utley 's employ, and was a careful driver. Evidence was riven to that effect, when Mr. Bureham said that at present he was inclined to think It was an accident, but further inquiries must be instituted into the circumstances. He should therefore rewind him until Monday next, andaccePiicis;CreeogiiieaiTcesin; his appearance co that day. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMM oNS.--(TH IS DAY.) The Britten took the chair shortly after 12 o'clock. IRREMOVABLE POOR BILL. The house went into committee upon this WI, and re sumed the consider•tion of claims 9. Sir B. BRYDGES entertained objections to the whole of the clause. He felt a deep debt of gratitude to Lord Althorpe and the liberal party for the present poor-law of the country, but thought that every inducement should be offered to different par ia hs to em ploy their poor, and on that account ob jected to union rating. His opinion was that the bill should be deferred to another session; but if it was to be proceeded with, he thought it would be improved by the amendment of the right hon. gentlemen (sr. 8. &Mood) to the effect that the rate should be made " upon aa amen meat calculated by adding to the annual value of the lands and heroilitameuts in each of such parishes as hereinafter described a into equal in pounds steams to the amount in numbers of the population of such perish according to the list censw." Lonl HENLEY objected to the amendment on the pound that it encouraged landlords to evict the poor out of their parishes- Mr. A.DDERLEY also opposed the clause, believing that the chock proposed would be as likely to act against as for the object sought, and would operate most unfairly in the ease of two adjoining parishes, one possessing a large wealthy population, and the other a small number of a poor class. The bill would in itself be a very valuable acquisition, but the 9th clause wee open to grave objection, and he hoped that that clause would not be persisted in. Mr. TOLLEMACHE did not think the amendment would prove of much effect ; but, considering that if it had any effect at all it would be more injurious than beneficial, he opposed it, and supped the clause, which es it stood be rega DEN rded se • valuable portion of the bill. Mr. T supported the claws. Mr. BALL accepted the till because he considered that as • whole it would be a great benefit to the country at large, but with regard to the amendment he thought that it would destroy the very principle of the bill, which I was to equalise the contributions for the maintenance of the poor. Mr. DODSON spoke in favour of the alteration proposed by the bill in regard to 'calomel:it— namely, from five to tree ran. Yr. CAYLEY believed that the remedy proposed by the bill would be worse thee the disease. The grievance in this Mill was close parishes, but these parishes were of different characters--scine paying . no poor rate!, and in which pro qtriahaeilterei been c u rP3:7 4 !p...ipcsitv).no'ulbd";,VbAint case sed la fact this was nothi ng less than getting the thin end of the wedge in, and union rating must eventually follow the prang of this bill. Mr. AGET supported the bill, because it encouraged laced"' wee to live upon the e s t a t es on w hi c h th ey wetted. Mr. LYALL thought the clauses would operate very fairly ha egualisieg the burdens of parishes, and making contribute towards the suppo r t ofithose by whose C e. bo:r mi they would be benefited. Colonel W. PATTEN believed that union rating would increase the cost of the poor law by at least 50 per cent. The advaatagee of this clause were in his opinion out weighed by its disadvantages. Mr. WALTER supported the dame. Mr. HENLEY t houg ht the house had not sufficient information for its guidance u to the effect of passing this clause. [rAft 'Puking.] Oil 17_ II xis 98i xin sin sin M •-• id LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ri Isamu° ressowL) LIVERPOOL MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CROXTETR TRIAL STAKE& Five furlongs. Ellen the only horse here at pressat BENTINCK TESTIMONIAL. Nearly one mile and a Wt. Sir William, Rana Aria, Chance Shot, Ivanhoff, York minder, and Doefoot are here. Yatn I+ovsm: Fist Lard , Denial, Ramses% and Lucky Lad. ENTRY FOR QIIZENI4 PLATE. Two miles. Yorktninster, Lbirpor, Kinnaird. sod Elleo. All are hers. PRODUCE STAKES. T.Y.C. Coda. Doz. Maid af Ly a, f by Longlrmr, G A iety, Laity Lees. sad Faa de Joi me e ars Una. Orlin AMITVAUL—ROIIIOO, Looplaot, Fazio. Neptwins, Syrioge, Starlight. Kazakh Hamper, Libel:list, Fecidorowna, aad Chance Shot. ABINGDON MBICTING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Six furlongs. Ekes of the Forest, AOOO, locitatus, Parasite, Cow wandasr, and e by Birdeateher are here. CRAVEN HANDICAP. One mile. • Conqueror Min Eleanor. Redpole, Dartmoor, Jane Brown, Mermaid, Joy, and Dorking are here. NURSERY PLATE. Six furlongs. Commander, e by Birdcatcher, !Donato', Ethel, an& El Benda elly an ban. BERKSHIRE STAKES. Two miles and a distance. Fitz jAvon ' Eastern Princess, Yorkshire Grey, Norma, Dartmoor, AOOO, and Seville Sr. here. Onia Anatnia--Banlowar, Dahlman, and Dotterel. LONDON AND GAXENWICH NAILITrAT (THIS DAT.) -•-- The half-yearl7 genewsl meeting of the share holders was held this day at the offices, Gresham Emus Old Broad•treet, Hr. T. Waamt in the chair. The GRAIIIMAX said them was no formal report to lay before the meeting, but the secretary would read the ac counts. after which • resolution would be submitted re. speetbsg a dividend. The accounts showed the receipts forth. half-year ending June 30, 1881, to be by South Eastern Railwhalf-year's rental 22,5001. ; by balance and sundries, 4521. 6d. ; making a total of 22,9521. lls. Gd ; the expen dituis, including 10,208/. interest on bonds sad preference stocks ! 11,0861. 12a. 9d. ; leaving 11,8851. 7s. 9d. av a il a bl e for dividend. The chairman then proposed a resolution declaring the 36th dividend of 1/. 6s. &L, per sent. on 681,5401. stock (or ss. 4d. per share on 43,077 shares). He said this would leave them • Lager balance then on the previous half year Mr. MMUS= seconded the resell:dim, and In doing so eongraWhited the chairman on his resuming his seat at the beard after his long and dangerous illness. The resolution wee adopted, and a vote of thanks to the abaninit concluded the meeting. TEE AccIPLuT NEAR TIE MARBLE ARCEL —From inquiries made at St. a limpid this morning it appears that the elder ma,aleeeA as well as his younger son, were still lying he a doedmous dam The whole of die define bee bees rammed by the Imaildees. but a portion of the metals' insist the amount bee been taken poesession d by as Mier at YslM to the Marylebooe surveyor's ales The mass eli lie saddest wee the falling of the Is OMR "VI & L Or • GLANS BOTTLE MANIITACTORT AT Lass—Yeelarday monde& abest 10 o'clock, the glass bottle samillohnsent occupied by lifters. Wood aid Doyle. Fonsesissetreet, Hunslet, suddenly collared sad fell to pieces The building would be about forty feet in leurth, and Mose yews, and, as it fortermately !apposed, ally four princes were about the eetablishmest at the time, all of whom messed without ia' . The 'rellife lost was that of dog, which was • a t he The. It is imp art the best geserated lathe nuraufaeture bad buret ALtr i t• fousidatioss of the shed, and kenos the amides& DRUMM TO DILATE IN SHETITILD.—Lest issuing as *nest was held at the Bolden Fleece poblie lame, Haymarket. %Add, before J. Webster, Eaq., deputy eareser, es tie body of Samuel Anderson, a labonver, who met with hi death is a shocking manner yesterday numb& The demand was employed at the :Suffield meal wharf. At that place there are a large number of stacks et iron, varying in height from about two to twelve feet, and in weight from one to thirty tons. About half.put 7 o'clock yesterday mailing the de ' coned was employed in removig cue of these stacks. It stood between two other of six or seven feet high, and occupied in width only about three or four feet. He had removed the whole of the stack, with the exeeption of one or two ban, when one of the side stacks suddenly fell upon him. The weight et the fells. iron is estimated at about twenty tone, and the weight of the Iron that fell on the deceased is competed at not less than lye tone. An alarm was reload, sad the Mos bes was removed with all speed. The deceased was head duabled up and crushed fiat, and was removed to the Bane at which the ioquset was after wards held. The maayer of the wharf tharght it very likely that the deoemed had found ma of the tan of iron fast under the adjoideg stack, that he had shaken it shout in order to liberate it, ad that when he had removed it the stack had toppled over on to him. The Jury returned a ver dict of " Acudental death." WM, 11101 WIN w 42 0 e ts im let NANO WSWMS OS W IS WOO W OM WO WWOWII 10. 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Now . _ INataosal Beak 'Now he* Wake oeiseist ark Unpin% pOtimir bask i!roladig 4 . 1 . 21116 M If_ol liaral - a — I:Wm of Ansi/sae Moo of Lon , los liar M0W........ 10 40 IS 117 mi • 1861. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA 2.) 'hro o'Osocs. The funds to-day are quiet, at the reduced quotations of yesterday afternoon. Apart from pre parations for the monthly settlement to-morrow, very little business is going forward. Great activity likewise continues to prevail in the other markets, but prices generally are fairly supported to-day. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted Infr. 600., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 89/, /, and / ex div. for money, and 89i ex div. for the pre sent account. The present quotation is 84 to f both for money and to-morrow's settlement- The official business report is as follows Bank Stock, 230, 228 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, j, 89 ; Now Three per Cents., 883, 89, 88/, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 9n, I , ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 96, ; Exchequer Bills, March, 65., 55., dis. ; ditto June, Is. dis. ; ditto Small, March, 10s. dis. ; June, 4s. dia. In the foreign stock market the principal trans actions have again been in the Turkish loan of 1858, which, after experiencing several variations, is now quoted about 1 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday, viz., 61} to 1. The Loan of 1854 is also rather flatter, at 761 to 1. A slight improvement has occurred in Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 223. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents, 481 (exchange, 126.) ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 91 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 81 ; Dutch Two-and s-Half per Cents., 63i, ex div. (exchange, 1211.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 22; ditto foracc., 221,1 ; Russian Five per Cents., 102} ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 761, 76 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858,611 ; ditto for account, 61i, 62, 611, 62/, 611; ditto 1001. Bonds, 64 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents.,_lool. In the discount market yesterday there was a moderate demand, at 51. to G per cent. for good bills. At the Bank of England business was rather quiet. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on government securities was 54, per cent. At Vienna on Saturday there was an advance of to I per cent. in the Austrian funds. About 40,0001. in bar gold and foreign coin war bought by the Bank yesterday. 40,0001., princi pally gold, arrived from Paris and the Levant. The Magdalena, for Brazil to-day, will take 14,5001. in silver and 7,0841. in gold. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, with sales to the extent of 12,000 bales. A rather numerous deputation of Mexican Bond ' holders , headed by Mr. David Robertson M.P., the chairman of the committee, waited yesterday upon Lord John Russell, by appointment. The chairman having forcibly urged the grievances of the bondholders, the Foreign Minister made a reply which appears to have been received with satisfaction by the parties interested. His lord ship recognised fully the flagrant character of the outrage involved in the seizure of 660,000 dole. of the bondholders' money in the city of Mexico, and indicated that her Majesty's government think it quite a ease for active interference, with a view to enforce restitution. The pro spect of this being accomplished is strength ened by the fact that the French govern ment, whose subjects have also grievances to com plain of, have suggested to our government the propriety of a joint action. For the present, how ever, our government await despatches from Sir Charles Wyke, the new minister, who has just reached Mexico. The adjourned meeting of Mexican Bondholders will be held on the 11th instant, "to learn and to deliberate on the result of the interview with Lord John Russell, and to determine on the course which their interests may in consequence seem to demand." TM Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,16 a, and the South Eastern • decrease of 1,6051. The traffic reocipto of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending June 21,were 6,5711. sterling, being 5491. more than in the corresponding week of last year. We are informed that the Danish concession upon which the project of the North Atlantic Tele graph is founded, and all that pertains to the sur veys, tko. is about to pass into new hands, through the me dium of a debenture subscription, as the basis of a proprietary company, preliminary to the establishment of a working company for laying down the cables. These debentures, for from 15,000 f. to 80,0001., are expected to be taken up by a private canvass among capitalists and others in terested. The Ottoman Railway Company advertise the payment of the half-year's interest, at 6 per cent. per annum, to the 30th ult. The half-yearly meeting of the Electric and In ternational Telegraph Company is called for the Ist August. The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. R. P. Harding interim manager of the National Indus trial and Providtnt Society. In the Bankruptcy Court ye,tenlay an adjourn ment for six weeks was ordered in the case of Messrs. D. S. and G. S. reezzali, merchants, of Great Tower-sireet. The third series of colonial wool sales is fixed to commence on Thursday, the 18th inst. The fresh im portations up to the present date, since the begin ning of the last sales, comprise 73,678 bales, viz.:— Sydney, 18,535 bales ; 'Victoria, 22,279 ; Van Dietnen's Land, 8,948 ; Adelaide, 3,041 ; New Zealand, 9,868 ; Swan River, 903 ; Cape of Good Rope, 8,104: total, 73,678 bales. The Corea has arrived from China with 759,200 lbs. of tea. The following is from the monthly bide and leather circular of Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co. : The bide market was very quiet in the early part of the peat month, but towards the clues there was a better de mand, with an improvement upon some kinds, and a better feeliug generally than bad been exhibited for so.ae time past. Salted Ox and Cow Hides—South Atnericno : We can only report an exceedingly limited husioe,• in these hides, I which have sold at fair prices, but against this must Le put the fact that while prices appear to huhd their way, they are paid upon so small a Dumber that the market must be pro nounced to be very weak. The tanners are still holding off, and the tone of all the trade circulars now boob's is *iciest prices. Australian —Them has Leen a good demand fur thew hides, although at pri,ms io favour of buyers. 41d per lb. is the maximum price for 1.: heavy Sydney, which also been paid fur Melboaree of the same quality. I Since writing the above Cid. per lb. has been I paid for a small parcel of Sydney, let heavy. Theme hides were also sold at lower rates, and show hype—Thew al id. to id. per lb. Salted Hone Hides—South American have Lees in moderate request at late rates. English Market Hides—These bide., although moving oft steadily, have not maintained the prices current in the pre vious mouth. East India kips were to better request during the past month ; this was part:ntlarly the ease at the last sales, which was, without doubt, brought about in some 11111•111111 by the destruction of about 63,04X1 to 70,000 kips (de stroyed by the Southwark fire), many of which bad been sold at the previous sale nod were burnt before delivery could have been taken. At the two series of sales an im proved demand was experienced, especially for hides of good quality, which realised an advance of id., and in some in stances id. to id. per lb. The leather market shows that a fair busses, has been done, with en ocmsiouid declioe of id. per lb. ; but, epos the whole, there is a better feeling, and expectation looks (backed by . the prospect of a good harvest) to • good businees moving in the owning months of August and Septamilor. The monthly silk circrlar of Messrs. Durant and Co. has the following : - • We have dill nothing favonrable to report se to silk. The trimmetions of the month have spin been of the most limited character—even the occasional days of comparatively good business have been wanting. sad the deliveries mark induced employment of the operative'. Th e pfv,pecu, of the European crop are felt to be rather less disastrous as to quantity than was at Me time feared—in Italy at lean the total yield is expected to be in excess of last y ear , e j a h eec b the quality may be worm—and the prices mentioned for the new silk are!(! to 25 per met. below the exaggerated no- hone of last year. This however has lap whim& gar quotable effect upon the prices of China and Bengal dik. which ars fairly supported—receat advises is ea idea that the supply from both these countries may pease materially leas than for the season now eloping. The only feature in tb a market has been the swivel of the iersig missing ship Matanzas from Japan with 360 bales, wilds being all move or less damaged were sold by piddle anettea without reserve. This commanded more thus meal law. tom, aad the whole were taken freel at full prime. Mom thrown silk remains unnoticed. Jo y tia and Penton milk nothing. ---- - - - The following notice has been ported at Lloyd's : The committee for managing the stales et Lloyd's hereby give notice, that heing desirous of (uranium fie wilily. of many influential shipowners for telegraphis advises et the arrival of their ships at ports in ledis, Alas, Australia, and Mannino, on the payment of a foe for each v= h ey . they are making arr.ingements with the web to this meet at the Princlul ports for the trameristien o/ &frivolo to Lloyd's spots at Aleaandria, who will leeward the moor to the port from which the intelligence con be most ZS telegraphed to Lloyd' for further tionentinion when necessary, to the and erwriters' news is Li Glasgow. The °penalties have, for the preeent, v 7rl the charge for telegraphing each arrival at lON., to be paid by the captain, or his agent, to Lloyd's agents at the sevens/ port& of arrival, to reimburse the most of teansrnissioo. Ship owners who may wish to avail therastives of the facilities proposed by the committee are meted to forward an in timation thereof to the ands• that the net-emery is 'tractions rosy be given. —G. A. Secretary.— Lloyd's, July 8, 1881. lONDAT Ell:NINO. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 84, "buyers," ex div., for money and next Wedsse day's settlement, were supported until midday at 891 to 1, but a ft erwards receded, and closed fiat at 89ft to 9-16. For the 7th of August the last price was 891 to 90. The " continuation" has advanced to Ito 7-16 per cent. The Glacial business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89‘• t 1,1, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 891„ *, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, N 1 • New Three per Cents., 89, I,poi, 89, 881 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 151; Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 982, 1, ex div. The India Five per Cent. stock was last quoted 94 to f ax div. ; the March Exchequer Bills, 12s. to 7s. die. ; and the June, ss. to is dia. The demand for Turkish Bonds was again very active this morning, and a further great rise oc curred, the Loan of 1854 being purchased as high as 71 and that of 1858 at 621. The closing quota tions, though showing a partial reaction, were about 18 per cent. above those of Saturday, being respectively, 7L to 77 and 811 to Of. Mexican Bonds remain dull, at 22 to 1. Bank shares to-day were steady. There were inquiries for Ottoman and Oriental Bank. In the miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred, I with the exception of a partial relapse in London Dock stock. • The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Oosan Marine Insurance, 31 to prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, to prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to I dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to par, ex div. ; China and Japan %masa, per ; Commercial Copper, par ; and Seend Iron, par to I preen. The shares of the newly announced Oriental and General Marine Insurance Company were quoted to prom. IfINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoog. Very little business has been done in boom mining stocks. East Caradon shares have declined to 224, " sellers ;" Marke Valley are firm, at 9g to I ;East Wheal Grenvi ll e steady, at 425. to 435. ; and Stray Park slightly flatter, at 361 to 374. West Rcsedown and - Whoa Margaret are enquired for ; transactions have taken place in the latter at 43 and 43i. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, with few transactions. Bon Accord Copper have been dealt iu at 14 and If. The directors or the Linares Lead 'fining Com pany have declared a dividend of 3s. 4d. per share. At the general meeting of adventurers is North Trelawner, held on the 3rd inst., the accounts for Jemmy, February, and March showed a profit on the thaw e mamas' working of Gt. Bs. 101., which, taken from the former balance, leaves a loss on the general accounts of 1491.95. N., which u carried to the seat account. A call of It p share was mode. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(TRIS DAY.) (112 BRITISH AND IRISH lIAGNITIO ("ROM OUR OWN CORRIPDXIDERT4 Fair attendacce at to-day's market. Wheat in good re quest at the extreme rates of Friday last. Floor, hems lltiteaceree, and 6d. dearer. Indian corn, moderate demendt mixed, 2Sa. 61. to 296. ; white, &a. Beans, glider seen" nominally 324. to =a. 6d. ; Beheiza, Ms. 9d. to Ma. Oats and oatmeal unaltered. MINCING LANE.—(IIIDI DAY.) Suoatt. —The public sales are going off without spirit at about last week's prices. The retined market remains int. Comm. —The public sales are pr ig:trig; 40E44 at about previous prices. TM. —The market terrins inactive, bat general quota tions are unaltered. Oorrow.—The market is more quiet to day. Bros.—This arrcle although not active supports prose. Row.—Quotations are unaltered. ilimmrwrax continues dull of sale. Markets have a quiet appearance generally today. TALLOW MARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.) The market is quiet: etersburg Y.C. on the wet, is quoted, Ks ; July to September, Ws.; October to Dau ber, 50s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKST.—(THIS DAY.) hams. Davis and Co. report trade at the fellow* miose :—Prime meadow bay, 75e. to Ste. ; superior ditto, gds. to 100 e. ; inferior ditto, 365. to 50a. ; new ditto, 50r.. to ; clover, old, 90e. to 120 a. ; straw, 30e. to 40e. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. --•-• Ineoot, JOLT 8. - Birkenhead, fat 90—Caledonian, 99 90}—Pastern Counties, 9 13-16 9 15-10--Great Nertherik e Zl2 . l:44 —Great Western, 711 71 Lancashire and Yorkshire —London and North Western Stock, 03 —London aid Beath Western. 95 955—Manchester, Sheffield, and Liaceladdre, 475 48—Midland Stock, 1205 121—Ditto, new shank 1 1 North British, 63 031—North Stalfordsldre. 65 5 aril Faster°, llenrick, 1081065—York and North Midland, K Sie— Leeds capital stock, 62) edi--Boutl. Eastern and Dover, ft 8-11{ 24)—West Midland, Oxford, 475 48—B uSalo sadlake Ifirees. 41 . 1 (1 —Dutch Rhenish, 25 24 d.—Grand Truitt of Canada, 4 11-11 4 real , LlLerehearg. 7 15.168 1-IG—Great Western at polo. 1 L0 , 5-111in..ls Central, 343 ti.—Now York and Ida, 21 21 Thames and Mersey Insurance. f p, alittrrEr., JOLT B.—The market was inactive, had steady. Great 19esteru 714—lasseashlre and Yorkshire. 111) I—flosth Eastern, 24 740—Ditto, New 6 per cent. Preference, 1111 p Prcahm and Wyrc, 431 anucnragen. JOLT B.—Birrahvgtarn Guaranteed Oak wig sat to-day at 7:4 —Birmingham (rand at 943 —Birmingham New Milt St sad llirmlnitiam Waterworks Mew,. at 1 SIC gm. South ma/fords cloeed at 103 to 11—Birmingham Banking Owe pony's that,w, at 744 to 16) ; and Mr:v.l.ln Bask, 4 to 4:. A Cauaca STltrelLtv LltlllTNlPlo.—Yestaniay, • heavy thunderstorm passed aver Oldham, and demise lie storm the lightning struck Coldhurst Church, radar to situated in a rather exposed situation on a hill side, near Boylan-road, Oldham. The struck the top of the small bell turret, split the ornamental topp stoma slot toted other 'lnnis, and sent the pieces to • of 25 to 30yarda from the church. It thee passed doer. the ent ails of the roof, shattering and removing • number of the slates. The damage, however, will sot be large. ' TB.AVELLING Lea IRELLND.—If the tourist to Ile laud be • bachelor, he will see that his hotel bills an from 13 to 20 per met, lower than for the like accommodstios Ta England ; atul if paterfamilias be travelling with his wife sad daughters, he can, if he desire it, be freed, at a peat many of the Irish hotels, from the additional cost width private sitting rooms and their concomitant charge' involve. The establishment of ladies' coffee rooms sod of table d'httes at the large hotels is now broom* sod the system rill extend, bemuse it is found to be to landlords, as it is certainly beneficial, in Foist of eeonomy, to families who wish to avail themselves of ik— Sir Cusack Roney's "Month in Ireland.' Au cucounter took place at Knowsley between • bond of poachers and some ganokespers so far hack es the tad inst., lint only now mole pobbe. Poor keepers bad overpowered those poachers, whim Ulf more of the desperate gang. armed with pikes. mini es the gamekeepers and drove them away, wombs' thew most savagely. Mr. Randall Mackley was yesterday eowwwitleed foe trial by the Bradford =enrolee. The primer le • surgeon at Great Horton, near Bradford. sae be is semod of making a false return of the eke& el hie hiseeehnepor„ Martha Cloth. A despatch from Smyrna, of the ?ad not e stake that Amman Paths, governor of the hews, had caned to he melted is the port, at the request of the Biagroll Camel. • vessel laden with gunpowder nitrated for tke lonian Islands.