The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-06 00:00:00

ME I'AL.IMITY ON nu LOXDOY *AMWAY. NORTH • 1..tT14T rAIITIIV ARS. --(THIS Itt If .1 ll.ippily ite ant tu-ilay spared tlw painful duty eeerding auk additional deaths se • eassequeees d this I'µ.o ... l uny at the Hospital, j were informed that all the intlfertes there are pro. foisonably, although theri n is still Nome doubt air tb. iiltisi.te recovery of too osfrof the twenty.fnur. tb•• 11 ii4l.-wt Ilu.iatul , I:eurge Terry. who hell pro. .'s 6 , 11 considered as in a ds•gen.us conditi on , w a s t erted as beteg euesidersjl•• better, and able to walk ...ot the "'aril nerietiussally, although still rather eseital . Plohiott i. deo haw,. and fair hula•- are now cuter. t. ~,,, .4 uei t...n.•rr, eutwitlostauding the esteut of her It the R..‘41 l i re 11.1014 I:nty . t.ino•rtiotcl, !vv.!' l't"a av outkito.; rru4rret torts[ e..rktne• rmpl.yl in getting up the eng,ne .4 the . tient, which was teppted down the .ele .4 the :.t ev-ning, have thi. morning cool ,: Iva iloc.r the 411t640 lOW 4.014- on the siding Att.:..t t..:,l...wertiall.eeniotive, by winch, in the ..oune .4 1L...a r, a r moat Mily kr tinivni to the rooleip.uly'• T' or r. 'LIU e good sail on the 'put, awl the .r.e'. of the polies eee required to keep the . eiheekt....a.lror foe& intruder,: hat, on the whole, the 1.. •iiiwyr that. yustettialy. Tilr. I Sql.7olT. - - - afterik...o Mr. Humphreys, coroner for feet Mid. o. the coutisuml absence di Mr. Weldcy, resumed Isr9lory lwLirL wee thronany owned on Wednesday), • the i +arms Vestry hall, int* the cause of the deaths thirtees perieue who were killed at Inc time .4 the or who haw died Mao, is caructuesce of the winner which they then metninsal. Mr. Menai& sneered es Ware( the London and North W. dem nod the Narth Lamina Railway ruementee, in. •tioctol by Mr. $. Carter end Mr. It. W. Cleother. .4 Crrot themorstrimt, Wcalmineltw ; end there wore ah.o pt wet, to coach the proceed/iv, Mr. Itruyerta, ..eyeriebudest .4 the %milk departneht, and Mr. MN %rowel, •urenrit‘lMlcut .4 the locomotive ileoart• most of tlio Lotekei awl North Weevers cou il on ) ; red Mr. Chubb, vv.:retie", and Mr. Clambers, locomotive eupci • Micah-at .4 the North Lemke itedwer I . .01.1 , ..hy. Several °Motels scometied with ether railway eouipenie., were Aro peeves,. t "heed YolLied appeared en behalf of the Board of Turk.. Mr. Lewis. ion.. (Livia and Twirls) attended oa behalf of Mr. Lenin\ and hie aril (Injured) and hie wife (411.1). Mr. Warm, f. 4 West Modes behalf of the friends of Mn. tans. (halal). Mr. Hirt, (barmier, appeared fur ff. Nye. It will probnLly w reopreulonol flint on Woloesday the proronliop wen roolkood to the virourg by tie jury of Ile WNW of Cho nrrodrol, sad of Übe Lathes, sad to the portent nnortoloomo of Use finttor. lib Y. r.umetaws of the proevaliap to-day. I•aolate 11..wever.tertsor, 1'...w, .01 he was y1atf....1 foram& at Bow, awl that the J. era.c.l 'lurk* t.rreawnwl sad Hoary I:reeswood wore maw, the former brunt eleven awl the latter eaves yawn .4.1. Th. wetter.a was a. 4 polecat at the soci.leat. Jame. I. 21, W•loot.pLen, Kesaiwgtowrowl, aehael. waster, 4riawed that the .kowasd, Mary Rear, was his wile. alter, .0.1 that .he waa Let yaw c 4.1 and *Wes, Anew sotlong .4 the ...relent. Kenai, Elutalwth f amt. living i Prisms now% Sas& Krusafttos, tkaporml Clara liesessio, deceased, was boy hbe Ina "ad s. a cask by secupstios, at 44 years oIJ. 11. err Stacey, et harl-ia• Heed-yard, Bromley. Bow•reed, destseed the belly et Lee Stacey ea Met .4 bk. daughter. Sias was e6yea years 44.1. Witmer we. met is the train whet. the ...tree textured. Thome seaside's, 2, ll•nowdeenee, Bow, esgise driver, identified the Ludy et the deesessel, Richard Seu•Jen, u Chet et bus bosh's. Ile was • Amster os the North Leedom K•ilwa), and was 29 ye•n old. Wastes was not is the tram. Jae. Hill., l'ortleadetrrel, Stoney, engioe cleaner on t►e North Loudon ILnlw.y , deposed that the deceased, Edward !Idle, was Lek brother. lie was telegraph clerk on the Blackwell hoc, awl w.. . 1•. years old. Whose was not i• the tram. W. Flosmorams, sume.m, 3, Lower York•phice, Kentish tows--TM dosemod, Mrs. Allem, was brought to my sur gery on Momlay 'Truing. et half-past 8, dead. The caum death was • fracturr.l beck. Mr. J. 11.1101, hou.e surgeon at the Royal Free Hospital— The deceased, Emma Englash, va■ admitted at half.past ribs was very much rollApeed. AU was dune fur her that could be dose, but .he died in an hoar or an hour sad a half. Thu cause of deAth va. concussion of the brain and fractured vise. Mr. Wilke, bouee surgeon at the Middlesex lormitol— The decease! Standing wee admitted on the 2nd. He was quite deed when he arrived. The came of death was injuries to the abdomen, the owe of which were crushed up into the chest. The de ceased Charles Oresewood was admitted at the same time, and we also quite dead, the cause of death bein3 rupture of the liver. The younger Greamwood was admitted at the same time, and was likewise deed, the cause of death being rupture of the liver, nod other injuries. Midaey Ringer, house surgeon at the University Hospital— /lazy Melling was admitted on the 2nd, dead, the canes of death being esineussiou of the brain ; Rhoda Oliver es also dead, from rupture of the liver sod other injuries; this Marie Clements came in at the name time in • dying cooditioo, rani died on the 4th from fractured ribs, sod injuries to the right lung. Eva Stacey came io on the .11110 night, in • sinking condition, sod dial the lame night. from fractured skull said fractured right 1 , 4,1 Lg. Richard Smudges was admitted on the 2nd, ael died ea the did from fractured skulL Edward Hills was also admitted on the sad died the same night front elptored diaphragm, and other internal injuries. Mr. Wyatt, solicitor. here entered the inquest room, and mid he appeared for the widow of Hills and other patties. The f'oroner add there is another death—ti. H. Bel. km which it will be macesery to incorporate with them promehims. The jury Warr then *worn to inquire iota that particular Was Hall, 21:, Car.er.street s %Om NM Tows, Plate* Oyer as the North Loudea Railway—l knew the deceased, George Hinny Holton. He was ?2 years old, and was • iternau. I was ant with him in the train. Aulwv Rimer rein m coed —Bohm' was admitted on the tad, aid diet ors the sth, the came of death beiog severe scalds ow both lep sod the right thigh. Comfier—TA-re is • whams, Mr. Metcalfe, I am told, whose evidence is absolutely memory ; and, as he u in a reeewrheas coalition. I propose that we proceed now to the hospital, take his evidenre, and view the body of Bolton. I perms to on with daylight to.claU i. o sit tomorrow froth 10 till and then to adjourn till till i The Cormier th e n sea l he would rea3 '. the deposition of the wham to whom he referred whoa the jury returned from the bootie", a coarse which he hoped would be consi• dares' eatisfactory, acd which amid save the pour ma him self pain sad trouble. Hr. Wyatt asked whether the professional gentler:tea w wW he allowed to to to the hospital ! The Comm suggested that me should go on behalf of all; sad said he •ould state km the cam stood. The witty ram a prima in the employ of the railway company, mid was Snivelling with the 310011. He wart looking out of the window of die break when the accident happened sad be (the Ceram) was most anxious to bear hi. evidence, himatise, ham what he could mks oat, the whole itiquiry would tam upon a balance of ',idiom Mr. Metcalfe mil he had go particular wish to ameepany the jury to the hospital ; aad be weak! throughout abstain f *Ala( as ear, onestioa. William T. Yeomans. 30, Pattersoaatreet, Stepney— I am s superannu a t e d seig esiat of police. The deceased John Yesoniana was inc brother. His age wee 44, sal he w..s node of the Victoria, primp boat, at Black walL I know adliing of this or.,:urrenes more than I hare heard. I was not mutest. Hr. Ringer recalled When the deceased Yeoman was ad mitted he was dead. The cam of death was fracture of the week, and oths r injures. The (wogs.!! Wh,l, a conveys/ice is gettieg ready for the jam, we will out w.odo time. Is the driver of the ballast Irma 15.,, if so sail him. ..... Mr. Vert wi,l he ippi..sreil for the signalman. and as his chest might he ur rin,o it'd .O SOWS wry, he wished that he might he permitted to lie in the room during the proceedier. The coroner lie r..ubl Dot accede to the application. Ile must apply the rune rule to all witaelese ; end he had ao knowledge that any particular wittier., was likely to be incriminated by the pniceediegs. Mr. park roil his cheat, if he hail not been actually is eingody, hied at all events been under surveillance. The Cormier earl he had knowledge of that fact, and he could sot depart from his ride of excluding all witnimeas from the NOM. Uta a. ea mane very strong ground were shown lie so &Wag. The driver of the ballast train was then called. John Parkin wes then swims and examined—l lire at Fenny Mtrafferd. las an engine driver in toe employ of the Leaden and North Wester* Railway Corr parry. I was :is their soy Its the 2nd Sept. I Tie removing %Atka ' n that day front Huabey to Kntish•town, I was remising it to a ail. Ido not exactly know the Ulna at which left /loshey• The guard was with Ille Bud the Mug. awn. I had • fireman with me. .tltogether there were four of no. We arrived at Kentieh•towo ►hoot 71.:111, an near as I ono sty. I taut be punitive of th.• exact time. I iliacimr4til ms lied, and while they were emote tug the load I went to 'annden.rerad Staticni, to till with water. I thou returnee from lA.. aiding. It w.. 4 then about Mee minutes past seven. I knew the Cute he looking at the in l'amilemyan.l on leaving. When 1 reached the aiding the trucks were atta•bad ti my engine. I opened my whistle for -grad front the policeimui at the kentiah.town station, and got a reply hy a wave of the hand, signifying all right to go oat. I think the retice nt:le. DAMS is Rayner. I did erotic out r.th,r Racing both signals up to block both lines the one at the station sad the ausiltery sighal towards Camden Town. That is what is usually kuown as the danger signal, and is red. After I got v.•n mar out of the aiiliog with all the MAUI'S* there was lenity !wen to get then, out between the two cruerioga The guard detached the engine. and I cireerl on to the down line, and reenissel ' on to the up lice. My flagman wax at tho points. Ilia nan•e is Stuart. Ile held the point., for tile to cries from the up lie re to the death. Then• war IP. eth er poititduan there but my idgnalman, who bid the handle of both point•. tin the up lino arty engine was again at welled to the trucks by Stuart. My engine was the i t in front of the trucks. awl I moved OD when the gagman turned Use :mint. to move me no to the down line again. I tunnel with the train had 19 trueks on the train and a break •vaii. When I crossed, the signals were standing at tut they had Leen first put. After I had procreated .tome little way I SAW the excursion train I was. it ta•foru I had get the canine quite dour ..f the up line on which wee coning. I knew it was an excursion train by it following .0 close after one that had gone before. I hail waitc(l fur the regular train to by, as I knew it was due at that time. aloud Oa the dime line to let it pass. ash opened my w►tile to Cnr. as 8 , 411 WI it hail peened. 1 hail net the least Impel...lgo that au excursion train was due. I am faraishad with toi e tables shoisirc.: the runiiihg of the reviler trains, but I get no inf./no:item Si to the running of eansniee trona. When I saw the train coming I k•rpt cm with ray engine for the pitriami of gutting the train clear if I could. I was not able to get it clear, and a colliatou took place. When I first saw the train VO the up .line she was iwartag licatilh•town•tatieu. She was truvellin quite 40 miles an hour. The anthems was under examination when we went to press. THE POLICE COURTS. (TlllB DAY.) M A RI.MOROUUH4fIIIEET. moot esnit OE Jaw* 1t , n , 1, a ilairrman„ residing at Morton, was charged before Mr. lleadon with immulittiug th.• following amnia on Mr. Jan... Henry M■rtin, of 23, Upper Cbarks•st►eet, Northaniptnn•e(uare, traveller. Mr. Martin said lie tailed at a dairyman's, camel Ilevan, io Newport-martet, in) the previous evening, when the pri soner erne in, and Maims up a paper, said, "This will do fir Martin, for heir chapel goer, while we are chinch people bore." Ile (Mr. Marlin) said, smiling, "IM you mean that for me!** awl 'hamar& left them. The psi• miler followed him, struck ►ion a severe blow on the nova, and then blackened hi. eyes, sad bat for his home and chaise preventing him be maald bare fallen to the ground. lira Haven corroborated Mr. Martin, awl maid the Litter ,rove no provocation. Prisoner— It's all correct. Mr. Berriers--Tbea :by did you @Like the complaisant! Priermor—Brervire he iweelted IDS twelve mooth• ego. Mr. Irragro-1!w )oa will pay 5i., kw go to juisoo for two woman. CLERKEN W ELL 11111131PTID PVICIDIt TEIROtIaI ILLI 41GE.— MAP ATOIIT. A reepeetablywthred view; woman. wbo gave the name a Aube Yeray, 19. reeitho4 ea 13, Brook-street. &Woo. read, daecrited ma a preatitute, was placed at the her befwe Mr. Invaosart charged with attempting t o r om m it sui ode by takiag a quaatity of la.idaaum at lhuinruowl erewort, Proeral. _ Putioi-cosetabte Comics, :MI A, raid that this morning, between the been of 1 sad 2, he was oa duty in Drummond. crescent, when a young man Wormed him that the primmer had taken poems. He went to the pric-ier, and the gave him the bottle, and mid dm had taken the pokes became of the yonag man who hat woken to him. He took her to the pohce.vtatioe, and Mr. Siitherir, the augemi, was called, cad gave her an emetic, and abe was then lent to the workbouve. Inspector Stokes said that the bottle contained laudanum and antimony. The prisoner mid the young man the countable 'poke about had very much dinged and knocked her about. He bad kicked her us the stairs an.l rendered her insenoildo. She wan compelled to be carried up to her roorn, and then the prisoner again illuasd her. She Lad to keep the prisoner through her prostitution , and he would not leave her. He had not earned a farthing for some weeks. The mother of the prisoner here stepped forward and said the young man ill•used her daughter, and knocked and kicked her about like a dog. She hail taken her daughter home twice, but he would out leave her alone. He was always crodois/ her path. Yesterday be kicked and knocked her about in the streets, and rowel a large mob of persons to follow her. He bad taken a knife up to stab her, and threatened to murder her on several occasions. John Scott, a mean despicable-loolring fellow with a moustache, here stepped forward and said he wan a French polivber residing at 23, Tottenham place. This morning he law the prisouer, with whom he cohabited, in Drummond. crescent, and as he saw her take laudanum out of a bottle he told the policeman. She told him it was laudanum, and that she had purchased it for the purpose of poisoning him, sod if she could not give it to him to take it herself. She had taken away some of his things. The prisoner said that what she had taken belonged to her and had been purclumed with her money. He followed her about, and when she wasted to go into her brother's to sleep he would not let her, and said that he would follow her about all night. The man Scott here maid she could go her way and he would not trouble her. Mr. IYEyncourt inquired of the prisoner if she wished for • commons against the fellow Scott. The prisoner mid she did. She was covered with bruise.. He Lad tried three times to murder Ler by cutting her threat. Mr. D'Erecourt remanded the primmer, lied "'Mere,' the num to be reread with • summons for the moult. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1861. so :n SO all II all la all „D r 4 all 20 all 10 all 100 all % all . o;000 , a , oeo S!!! lAsslo-Maxlean 111s11_., Atlantic 11.1. Midi St. (L.)i Atlout lc 'tat !Australian AgrtonL Watatoreeka.. 'Brit.& lidahMaz 211:41 Do. B par 6 . 111118 . 2 Do. 0 Canada land Cop. Nla.ot DigAtllatelt CialPalace . a !"reterenes Do. 6 p. et Perp. Den ' E. Indio& Lon.Shippngß' Yaatla rrig.& cauali kietrle Te Bag. and Ati r tp. I Gint Steam Navtgatt • a Creak Ship (Monad) Do. IT`` per cent. hat Lon. District TeL (L) Lon. Oen. Omnibus Madnia Itrlgia. • Canal illedlterratteaniDaa.TeL Fa. Tat (Lis) National Diswaat 0o NeOniddaeoalalron(L) 'Netherlands Land_._.. liLN.i. — oi 87p 61, la. at ifs , l N. Bruns. & N. Ilea. lA. , Brit. Atutralsides tal Gas _. Do. "New Shama' .. Nies. In. Rm. ILLra.).. Pool Elver Lad* Min. I Paolo. eadOdook. Stew I)c7.Ni_e ----- I lt.Hos & rod. TIC 0.41 Rhymnoy Ina _ I ito p yl N lial Ram_ —. l Scottish ANIL Dranta. bath Ai .I La/ Warder Tot. !loft . Do. &a kosbtond. Doz _4.o* M irr-ak: Amanita al WA bane. TradtLs. !Lama& Um. =Tel. ii..). Vas Lad—. 414.11i4144p.p1eatJ sly 101 II 140 114dsIk6B.4.1ImaSept. 104 14 114 111.1164.49.ellsaakjvali NA 116 SO O ola* N. Beek 4p.44 WI PO t 2 4.1 olilkir4o4l.--64p.44. moo FOZZIGN OBLIGATION& Lawns. I Claims pries I 3 i si u 19 11f m U Luxembourg. p. mat Do. Issued at LIS .... North. of Frame Sp. Cl .. Do. (Boulogne p. et 4 Do.;lateCharleroi 31p.e., _ Pada Lyons &percept.' Do. New a per cent. . . 14 Royalewedith6 per cent. ll.Aualt Low Ven. tp.e. 1O Southern of Irraace3p.e. 11i 12 Victor Kunanwslip.et. el f» .0z24.W.0f tramostp.e. 14 U 11YUILLANI0011. Rd. I Ooxrdsus. IPd 1 CIL ISS IS If a!! I 1] SO " d II 19 10 IS ul ,100 109 101 13 35 116 'lO4 1(7 1 Oi die I OG pm I x.ll I I a la li 2 1 ral, 4 1 - di I 1 111 dial 21 48 II 48 TS 11 1/ pm 111 lilt 6# 17i fik tzd Si I S 2 as au a 16 i 1 idle: Poi SI a 9adis " FRUITFUL" DISTAICTS. The entire increase of births, to death., in En.. - land aud Wales in IYRI wu about 36 per coat ; and there are 20 districts in which the increase we. 100 per cent. and upwards; while there were some districts in which the bureau was less than 5 per cent. The 20 places where 10U per cut was reached iu 1854) ere : Farnham, Surrey ; Yakohaar, Sun: ; Aires fool, Branford. and C.therinstam, Hants; On and Eppiuq. Foss: ; Leighton Bossard, Bedford; Clacton and Linton. Cearthridvi ; Hones, !Suffolk ; St. Faith's, Nor. (elk ; Liskeard and Mt. (plumb, Cornwall ; Ormakirk, Lan cashire; Pickering, Yorkshire; Famingtoo and Hartlepool, Durham; Rothbury. Surthuntherlaul ; Rhayader, Radnor shire. districtNo of the metropolis reached the @tendon' bat Bermondsey, where the birtbs were 2,361, and the deaths 1,140—s surplus of 1,190 in this manufecturing district to the national strength. Canterbury registered but 4i4 births to 354 deaths, and iu IrVirt the births tell short of the deaths by 15. Chichester and Exeter are scarcely lour dormant. So in various degrees are the other cathelnd cities. Peter borofigh alone is prominent as appreaching the healthy standard 11,20 rt births to tial &Wu). Liverpool is bad, and the returns are deprftnag —n . ,9118 births to A, led deaths in 18:19 ; while is 18M the deaths outnumbered the births by - There ore two towns in Middlesex Staines sod Barnet— nearly equal in population and acreage, where the widest difference prevails u regards the preporsierenco of births to deaths. Barnet had in 1*59 a population of 14,619, in a district of 2't,610 acres ; in that nor the death■ were 431 and the births 349. In Isrot the births were 481 to 429 deaths—ie the two years an increase of 70 to it. population. Malawi had in WO a population of 13,973, in an area of 'A,OBI acre■. In 19:18 the births were 501 to TX, deaths, and is 1830, 454 to 295 isathe—a ssrphis of 404 is the two yews. DEATH TROY ATITKIPTUIO TO SWALI4II/ AN ONION. —On Friday last. a bey, Ewa Onadleld, is tie mph" Mr Mr. Hillier. of Cowep Belo. while tekisig breakfast la Ib kitchen with dhoti' sifopptod to swallow so onion, whisk stock io his throat, wad Wore medical asiestaoce could boo procured he had breathed his last Wilishirc Independent • AceIDENT IN A CIRCUS.—At a circus, at Leicester, oa blenday, a youth who was meeting the part of a man monkey accidentally set himself on Are, sad was much in jured hefting the dame. were extinguished. It seems that MO of bin tricks was to climb a rope by the side of the pole in the centre of the circus, and, going too close to the liglite at the top of the pole, his dress caught lire. The l,ul dropped! into the ring an soon as he discovered he was on fire, and wee rolled about amongst the sawdust until the flsmes were ettiuguished. The circus was crowded with spectators, and much excitement was manifested. A melancholy case of death from hydrophobia oecurrad three days since at litlionort (Ewe). The Abbi Goatee, cure of that parish, was bitten about five weeks Mace =bad& he was owessing, and the animal immediately exhibited till the symptoms of madness. Instead of having the wound properly cauterised, the curd applied to • quack who administered some smarms which he vaunted as • certain cure for the bite of • mad dog. The abbe felt ow evil results till the 2.3 th ult., when the first sigma of the fetid disease made their appearance, and after several days cif horrible suferiag he brea th ed his last.— Galigamti. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. narnuc IPSWICH MEETLNG.—(THIS DAY.) WELTER CI:P. (Me mile. Doleibella, (bleuliar, sail tiewcutter are how. NURSERY HANDICAP. Threc-o•arlcsi of a mile. Blockro,k. &Amide, Night Revel, Alba, Cutlet, Pi ukrixte, sad 44e...whopper c are here. SUFFOLK CIT. Two miles. Yorkshire Grey, Plot, and Dslaihella are bile. ENTRY FOR QUF.EN'S PLATS Moe Jacket, Oasundnue, Indeitielia, Prophet, Plot, Sair• cutter, Miss Era e, Pastime, and Gibraltar. ENTRY FOR MEMBERS' PLATE Knuatae,ieiy Darby, loos e , Vulture , eed Idio;tnn. ENTRY FOR SELLING RACE. The wiener to he aohl. Vulture 000, Liberality (30/.), Brvartl 000 CRICKIT. NORTH v. SOUTH. TIM, match was commenced at Binniughani on Thursday, but owing to its being made with profcaaionsl■, inst4e.l of g..utlemen, or rather a club, the attraction was not very groat. We subjoin the wore : SOUTlL—Finier 1NN144. T. Wilkher. I.J.tekton 4 (*pt. Y. Marvels!! .• enrPele U. Bennett, c Tinley, b ter, b Jet kron .... 9 Zit k-.ssss 0. 000Ith, c Oupenter, b Oruntly 3 Grundy ll John I.lllyslllte. n..t nut ... 10 .1. Cesar, c Stelientsuet, b W. ‘ludie,t, and b Jackson II Jackson W. rntryn, b !Actaeon H. 11. Stephenson, c Ander- Total SM. l• 4 . 4ltoply 6 W. 11..rtluck, c b Urnn4ly DORTIL—n It. Daft. c WllhArq ACURA II U. Tarr mt. t. %i.tryt IL B. koirlcy, b 'her R. Carpenter, c Welebor, b IGs. J. Grarly. c fl w b („bt t b• 1•"= "1 J. Jackson 1-b 1 1 Ca . ...... lb T. Hap. tad, li arl 8 G. Parr, not out l6l Anderittn. It l'atryn 0 Total THE MOORS/ AND FOREST& We continue to hear very favourable accounts of the sport on the moors. In Upper Strathern, the extensive mops ea the estate of Crem is were opened on the 21st ultimo by the Hon. Captain lhummood, the proprietor, Lard Domain, and the Hon. Captain 114. These gentle men have been out for a few hours upon four occasions— the result being 190 brace grouse, 10 brace snipe, 2 brace plovers, 3 wild ducks, and 6 blue hares. The birds are in packs, and iu prime condition. The ranges on the Lowers estate, the property of D. H. Ewi.. were opened on the lith ult., and the vort has been exceedingly on all the more important ranges in Argyle and West,..nt Perthshire, extending from Lochawe to Loch eirolieul, a distance of about sixty or seventy miles, the sportsmen hare experienced excellent shooting this week .into the weather has chaired up. The Lint have been found very wild, and mutely ap proachable, but dexterous sportsmen made splen did spurt of them. The reports state that the deer era numerous, and very few small heads are seen. In the deer forest ea the Black Mount, where deer, we learn, were never more numerous, many of the stags are already free of velvet. At Auchlyn, his Royal Highness the Maharaja IThuleep Singh has had goal sport, though the weather was broken, preventing it being regular. The Glendochar ranges are also well choked with all kinds of game, and the sport enjoyed has been good. The partridge shooting opened on Monday, and sportsmen may expect good sport on all the shooting grounds throughout the country. The birds are very numerous this year. The °chile are exceed ingly well stocked with this bird. Pheasants are also au. memos. Woodcock seems to be abundant. This bird is very rife in Btnithern. and frequents all the woods in the district. Hares arc plentiful. There does not seem to have been much doing in the moors durifig the past week. From Romehire we learn that Friday was such a boisterous day that the sportsmen " c•mldn't hold their goes straight," even had the birds not been too wild, as they now are. Notwithstanding, there were some good bags ou some other days, since the 17th ultimo. Our report from Badenoeh states that birds are still very wild, as they are likely to be for the remainder of the memos. From Gledfiekl, Roar-shire, we learn that "The Old Deer Stalker " has killed no fewer than 110 stags, I hind, and 3 roebucks during the pastfew days. Sir Arthur Chichester has also had good sport at Oilenadale, having killed " lots of deer," which he gener►lly distributes among the people all round him, as does also the famous stalker by the way, who give► coosideruble quantities of venison in presents. (hi Thursday last, Lurd Henry Bentiack brought down a hue royal stag in the Glenaven forest,. His lordship has lied some good fishing kith' Avon.—Nora British Mail. The north-eastern line of communication carried os by the steamers of the Peninsular and °Heated Company, as delineated on their map, now extends to Nagasaki, is Japan, 5011 miles from Shanghai. The distance from Southampton to Nagasaki on the route of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamers is 10,729 miles. The company's steam' do not at present run regularly between Shanghai and Nagasaki, but it is quite possible now for a person to go from London to Japan in eight weeks. A few days ago a now synagogue was consecrated at Cologne, which is said to be one of the fined buildinp in the Mooridi style now extant in Eompe. The temple seems to be erected. in miniature imitation of the celebrated Alhambra, although it must not be supposed on that account to be a diminutive bumbling in itself. Covering a surface of 1,500 square feet, and overtopped by a cupola :12 feet in diameter, it is by no mean■ wanting in the proportions befitting the gorgeous decorations of the interior. As illustrative of tho tolerant character of modern artists, it ou3ht to be men. tionel that the architect of the sew edifice is the tame Herr Zwirner wba direct. the work of restomtios going on upon the Cologne Cathedral. DCILHAM UNIVERXITY.—Two scholarships of the annual value of 301., and tenable for three years, are open to osedidatee for admission as students in arts. The esami. nation will begin October 16. ClOgre. —THE Moons.—The sport on the moors in this neighbourhood coatings. good. The grouse are not so wild as they were three weeks ago, and do not pack into soak numbers. The dry breezy weather which has has greatly improved the late hatched broods. • shooting commenced on Monday, under most favours le circumstances. The day was dry and fine, and by midday ► large number of partridges had folleo. The coveys are numerous on the hill sides and low grounds, and count from twelve to eighteen birds each—all repre sented to be in fine condition. The grain fields are not cleared, and the sport on the best grounds cannot therefore le prosecuted for some time ; but if the present weather continue for another week sportsmen will have full scope in the vale of Stratbern. WILLS AND Bagrivrs.—The will of Madame Catherine Hayes (Mrs. Busheell, widow), of Westhourne perk, Middle's:, who died at Sydenhain on the llth was executed oe the Bth of the same mouth. She nominated Capt. George Jahn Power and Henry Lee, Esq., executors, to whom probate was granted on August 20i by the London Court, her iwrsomil property being sworn under 16,080 f. This popular atsl brillinut vocalist, whose succeed ul es tier so prematurely terminated at the early age of :13, has dispunel of her property in the following manner :- After nesting provisioo or her mother by way at annuity, sod legacies to her sister, Miss Henrietta Hayes; her aunt, Mrs. ththerine Day ; end to Miss Agnes Knox, grand. alsrghter of the lets Bishop of Limerick; end to her ear nests, she hes bormeathed the residue of her property to her executer, Captain G. J. Power, for his *idolise and disposition, The testatrix has directed her jewellery to be sold, sod the produce to form part at the residue. There is, however, one article of jewellery excepted. It lea dismoud bracelet, the centre of which takes out sad forms a brooch. This elegant ornament is bestowed open the wife of her executor, Henry Lee, Lio. This emiueot vocalist always retained her minden name, although she morn ed, in 1887, an American gentleman of the name of Bushnell, whom she survived. —lllnstratof Loedoa Nexa. AN Ex PERI EC eD PROYEKSIONAL. —There is now living in nue of the almshouses at Whaplode, near Hot. beach, a widow named Ann Atkinson, in her 91st year, ilaVleg had three husband► The old lady has attended females in their confinement in Whaplode and the adjacent villages, for more than slaty yJears, and is now lisle, hastily, and posseued of c oseidenbi. vivacity. She attended e ease " • profesiuoally" only about six weeks ago.—Sfareferd Memory. TEs MCRDER IN DEAN FORINT. —OU Monday the four men charged with the murder of Samuel Beard, a sergeant in the Worcestershire Constabulary stationed in Dean Forest—Thomas Cooper, George Cooper, Thomas sod Riehard Roberta—were brought up before the insgistratea of the district of Littletlein Priam. Our readers will remember that at the coroner's inquest two of the men accused described the whole of the particulars con nected with the man's death, but the public will be surprised to hear that, notwithstanding all this has been made public, and that the clergyman of the parish and another person in no way connected in the csaeovere allowed to be present, the reporters were ordered to withdraw. Our correspondent at Gloucester adds :—" The four prisimeis, strongly gnsrded, were b r ought to the Cooney Prison this morning, and I have ascertained that they have all been committed for wilful murder, and that little, if any, aelditicall evidence eau given before the magistrates."-- Western Dail! , Prat. CRYSTAL PALACE—Ogg SEILLING DAT. —TN u DA DA; SLIT. s—Second Dahlia and Fruit Show.-- Ailmis- Ideas on payment. 6,189; ditto by season ticket; 1,399; total Altus, 7,588. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocz„ Except as regards Caledonian stock, which has experieucel a fresh rift of g per cent., the railway !hare market to-day is dull. A decline of f to I per cent. has taken place in Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93} to Lex div. ; Midland, 1284 to 129, ex div. ; Great Western, 701 to 711, ex div. ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1114 to 112; South Eastern, 821 to 1, ex div. Caledonian, 107 k to 1081 ; Eastern bo un ti es , 4 9 1 to 501, ex day. ; and Great Northern, 1094 to 1104, ex div. Lombardo-Yen...llan Railway shams are quoted lg to 14 prem. Great Luxembourg have expe rienced a fresh rise. East Indian Railway stock is likewise iu demand. ULDIXAST SUAZIII AND 110011& Mt. I Pd BJJ LWATII. LL I:Um, Wei. astuar V al. Bla lark ..ckbu lan. rn otama.Janc Myth 2124 Tyne Hoston.bpaDdot md.c brut.' and UM, Oakquales 'Do. 411• soar. undid ID° • Ip.O. Is paid to& Dobbs ma; •AlmILJi Art laagen Ai tTntles 16....c.n Dula.. 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Beak I eedeskete 'Mak id W ca wait et Beek et Turkey lirteldt N. Anodes Cheri. leak et Isehe meriti,. sad Mee Ceralt. Yoe. eg LAY liarcibii. — Inda :Vas. of Curds ICtes. of lsolon - . lllli t ketAlktoaL O. mai al Ws c... Csora rs. ca. 13. a. of A Do. Now fAodon and County b.n.l Loud :: 'l :4:t a cit AM • • • tA.n. and WM19111401% . ,NM, Prow. al Yogload Do. Noy !..tatiottal Bank INew South Wales .Oriental Soak lUorpors :Ottiqan Bank 'Pr...weal -I (sebum! South Auitntt► Elston of Australia Onion ot Loodos lUsity 118 xd 19 u I as H 2) 14 iq an 4{ t4} U sir 31t 111 es ii Isis NM ▪ M , la IN NNI fall W.OOO 0 WWI 1 1, WAN 10 I 34000 t1i,11,11 UAW, SO 1 SON, It* ▪ 11U 11111.111M1' 11.4119 too wool ! SI MANI 60 111 le IRON II 2 MIN 00 woo to Koos! It von, tt 1..0011' 00 RlMiiw *INS 96. , 111.41111 96. i 96.. • st.l NI 11. 111 WIMP* NOM. i N~ 1, Y COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAya-(r138 DAY.) The home grown supply is main liberal since 'Wednesday of wheat but moderate o f Hoar. Baxley and oat. limited. &Melt er Irish none in addition. The foreign arrivals mo tions small of wheat and barley, but liberal of flour from the United Stater. NU more liberal principally from Arabs/44. The wheat trade to-day is very firm, and in some in stances In more money hu been obtained for new English. Flour 10ainillial Monday's rates, especially American barna. Barley, steady trade. Oats, a good trade, and td. dearer than Monday. Beans, peas, and tares without change. Linseed and rape seed very flan in price. Cloveroeed and trefoil about the name. Fi.OATric CAR , IOF.S. —A steady trade doing, and wheat sad maize 6d. dearer then on Monday. Wear.—Zeglish : Fres and Kent, white, new, 56.. to 62a. ; ditto, fine old, 52.. to 56e.; ditto red, new, WA. to 56e.; ditto, fine, old, 48a. to 30e. ; Norfolk, Ice., fine, old, —a. to —a.; red, new, —a. to —I. Foreign : Dental; 56e. to 601.; fine, 62.. to 66..; rite, 675. to 68e.; K on:rheas, 52.. to 56e.; ditto, extra, 664. to 615.; Iteetordr, 63e. to 67e. ; Neeklonbarg red, 54e. to 60a.; 17ekermark ditto, 56e. to 59e. ; American white. 56e. to 604.; ditto red, 50e. to 54e.; Osnedisn, 56d. to 60e. malting, 38a. to 334. ; fine, 40a. grinding, 25a. to 27a.; and distilling, 2em. to 25e. per qr. ; ituM s. inading, 25 e. W 26e; ditto distilling, 28.. to zoo. —4. to —S. MAUL Yam and Norfolk, 59a. to 636. ; Ina 63a to 70e. ; Kinpton and Ware, 65.. to 725.; brown, 50.. to 58§. Ostz- 5h feed, 28.. Od. to 30.. 01. ; potato. 30.. to Us. ; foreign, 18.. W. to 23.. ATI, 30.. to 32.. BaliSIL-Eraglish tick, 38.. to 41s. ; harrow, 40.. to 441. • 40s. to 44e. ; foreign, 34e. to Me. ; tick: to 40 .. ; Konigsberg, :Ile. to 445. ; • 31.. to 37. Ps/A-English boilers, 38.. to 42..; w and blue, 38s. to 40s. ; maple, 40s. to 43... ire', 345. to 364; hog. 341. to 38s. . • foreign, 34.. to 375. (1 FL013.-Eaglish town, 49.. to 50.. ; ditto fine, 504. to Ms.; country, 42a. to 43..; Norfolk and Suffolk, 321. to 34a.; French, --s. to --e. pee sock; American. 2111. to 305.; Onnadien, 26.. to 30.. ; Spanish, 445. to eis. Frearom Cam:ions, all O. F. end L -Wheat : Berdi. amski and Msrienople, per 4921b5., 48s. to 53.. ; °kirks, 48.. t 01535. ; Polish Odessa, per 480 1 b5., red, 45.. to 47.. ; white, 54.. to 565. ; Danube and Galata, 34i. to 42e. ; 34.. to 365. Barley: Euptian and Syrian, pa Ug igit:., 211 s. to Ms. ; Odeon and Danube do., 26.. to 265. Beaus : Egyptian, per qr., ;as. to 345. Maize : Odeon and Galati, 49'35., 31.. Od. to 39. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 30.. Oil. to 31s. ; French, do., --it to -a. ; Ameriesa, do., 29., to 30s. Sinum.-Ompery seed, per qr., 41a. te 47e. ; Hemp seed, per gr. 40s. to 53e.; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, es. ; brown, -s. to -a. ; Linseed, per qr., creasing. ON. to 58s. • Linseed mkes, English, per 1,010, 121.15.. to 131.55. ; ' 'American, thin, in - brig., per ton, 101. Ea. to 101. Vie.; do. thick, round, and oblong,9l. 10s. to 101. 10a; Bade, W. to W. 5.. ; Marseille', W. 5a to 101.55.: Raps cake., 51. to 51. 10.. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEPT. 2 TO REPT. 6. Leath and eoaea I 3440 130 460 I • • II•1 I 21600 MONEY MAIMET.-aIIIS DA YJ Two eVrace. The funds to-day are tem animated, and Yew ham been a relapse of i per cent. from the decided rise which took placeyeeterdayafterneon. Thema:het however, rtmains .•teady iu character. Engin\ rulway - ,, me instances, are rather lover. Business generally is the Stuck Exchange is quiet. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rester% telegram. the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 139 fr. 25c.. .Iwwilig no change. _ _ . Ct.. ,n• oLially marled fa!, a, and as for money', slid 'ffia and 93 for the account. Tba prudent i;uotation is 93 to k both for money and next Tuesday's settlement. The official busi ness report ta aa follows:—Threo per Cenci. Re duced, 91a, 4, j ; New Three per Ceuta., 914, a, ; India Five per Cent. Stick, 1034, 4, 9 ; ditto for acuount, 103,1 ; ditto Scrip, 104! ; ditto Roads, 7e. prem. : Five per Cent. " eufacnd " rupee paper, 97 to 954: iiitto Fire-and-a-half per Cent., 101; Exchequer BilL. , 2e. die., to 2s. prem. ; ditto Joao, Bs. press. A fresh ribc of about per cent. has taken place to-day in Turkish bonds. The loan of 1854 iq now quoted 811 to R 2, and that of 1840, 68 60 t, ex div. Btenoe Ayres bonds are firm, with of upward tendency. &lea are reeorded se follows : Brachial Old Five per Cents., for amount s 1001 ; Buenos Ay re. Six per Ceuta., fee aceolis6, 86; ditto Deferred, 29 ; Danish Three per Pete., 734 ; Eqnador New Consolidated, 114, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for meow* 21i; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 88 (exchange, 45.) ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 901 ; Brutish Three per Cents., for account, 49i ; the Committee's Certificates, 54, ; Turkirh Six per Cents., 1864, for account. 81,, g ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 874 ; ditto, for account, 674, 67, 684, ex di.. ; ditto 1001. Bonds. 704. The discount market yesterday was decAedl,y quiet. The best bilhi were taken at 3; 5 , to 32 pew mot. At the Bank of England the applications were again upon a very limited scale. About 36,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yes terday. The Kangaroo took on Wednesday only 6,535/. in speck for New York, and the New York, 1,0611. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. Kesteven Brothers, an old established firm io the woollen trade, but the liabilities are understood to be limited. The house suspended in 1t56. At the Cot rt of Bankruptcy yesterday a first-class certificate was awarded to Mr. \V. R. Wagstaa, whartinger, whose estate, as before mentinue4 exhibits a large unsettled claim against Sir M. Peto. It is understood that the call of It. lately made upon the shareholders of the Universal Marine Insurance Company has already been responded to by nearly the entire body of proprietor.!. The company s capital is intact. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1;1.. ; the Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 426 L - the Midland, a decrease of 4811. ; the Lancashiri and Yorkshire a decrease of 8351. ; the North Kan tern a decrease of t,847/. ; and the Londou ant South Western an increase of 1,6031. A half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent per annum will be payable ou the shams in the County and General Gas Consumers' Company (Limited) on the 16th instant. The Strathmore has arrived from China wiM 502,000 lbs. of tea. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Sept. 4, compared with that for the pre. vious week, shows the following changes : , Circulation issue Circulation active 20,298,910 Increase 544,820 Public deposits 4,284,485 Imam 219,714 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 10,360,800 Inereede Otheraecuritiee in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Eleven day and other bills The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking department 225,000 301400 13,118,101 Increase 13,770 714,017 lamas° 44.1161 3,763,761 locrouse 307,41/1 6,674,390 Deereare 463,465 7,469,191 Decreaso 531,051 There is only a tritling increa.e in the coin and bullion, owing probably to the great demand is the provinces for the payment of harvest wages. The reserve has decreased half a n,illimi , owing an the withdrawals of private deposits. The oddities to the *. other" securities can hardly represent mercantile bills. BANK Or IlfilLAND.—An and Kb Vie., C. SS, for Um II 4. MI. DWI DM Notes:lained Z240740u0 ant pursuant to the Aet Mk eating on Wedneulay, s.llt. PAIITIONT. liOveniiiient debt.. C 11,015,10 other sectnitler 3044,P01 Gold coin and bat- W 26.971,100 12,323,4 ea,er . SAIIILINO YI =rietore Capital £14,663,000 3,714,761 Mile Deposits On dadles Muskeg isv. Beaks, Cote. of N 6410661 if-46,973,800 -- D.M. sad Div. Atebt.l Mir Deposits 14198,M Ism day &Mother BUY 714.017 141111111111. - Cioisennient !ken rtUei Deed Weight An nuity) Other neoarldes 17.701:16 Nara Gold sad Ilthin Coln MSII3 03,532,070 1 er,bst,ops Sept 5, IE4I. M. MAIL-WALL Chief eglid4C. T H MUMMY EVICIDIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 to I fur money and next Tuesday's settlement, opened tlit morning at a slight improvement, and closed as 934 to 4. For the 10th October the last pries was 934 to 4. The official business report, is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mousy, 924, 93, 921, 234 ; ditto, for account (Sept. 10), 924, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4,4, 4, ; New Throe per Cents., 914, I, 4 ; Bank Stock (shut), 236 ; India Five psr Cent. Stock, 1034, 4,4; ditto for account, 1031, 4, 4 ; ditto scrip, 1034 ; ditto Bonds, 12s. prem. ; Five per Cost. " enfaced rupee paper, 96i, 9: ; ditto Five-and s-114f per Cent., 1034. The " wntinuetion " on C 0314018 to the 10th Oct was about f per cent. _ . - . The India Five per Ceuta. were decidedly better, and have now nearly recovered to the advanced point whence they lately fell. The rise amounted to about per cent., the stock closing at 103/ to /, and the scrip at 104/ to /. . . _ . The March Rxelicquer Bills were quoted 2s. ars. to 2.4. pate., and the June, sa. to We. prow. helm Bomb, were better. Soule purehames wmo effected to-day at 12e. prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clack. The mining market is finn •o-day with a good amount of business. East, eared= shares are still in request, and are pooled 28 to North Basset also meet Inds attention, at 5o Q. Marie Valley are quoted 10 to } ; Wheal Seton, 77} to 84 ; West Setae, 320 to 330 ; Wheal Cblogg. 150 to 160 ; Cern Camborne, 11 to 1 ; East Derma Great Consols, 11 to 2 ; Wheal Margaret, 42 t o 46 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 12 to 13 ; and Capper Hill, 112} to 1171. The shares of the newly-announced Fust Uet Rey Mining Company are in great request, mg are quoted 2 prem. St. John del Ray are alas dem. with transactions at 381, and United Mexima, at 14 and s}. Cuba Copper are officially marked 361. Wbeat Rafter Ostp . Yoreign. UN) 310 Malt I kei lbw iraeki iill mai ; Y 11,C10 torn's, ISO sacks. MINCING LANE.-(THIS 1:!AY.). Basal.—The market hes been dull and lowlife, and prime, in seam eases, barely supported, strong refining qualities being most in request. A cargo of Porto Rieo soM at prime sot reported ; also one of Cuba at 22a. Gd., landing weighta fur the Unite d Kingdom. Refined is unaltered. Correa—There has been a g0..1 general demand for all qualities at very firm pries*. Noilgherry sold chiedy at 76e. ed. to 77a. . . . fiainlageOrl request at steady rates. Iluit.—At the reoeut decline there is steady inquiry. Flee Jamaica sold at 4a. 101 ; fair to tine Demerara, le. 84d. to la. 10d. ; East India, Is. 6d. km& —The market is leas active, bat prices are firm. White Bengal, lla. 6d. to 12s. 6d. ; itattarn, 9a. 9d. ; Am ain, afloat, 10e. tai. BAoo.—A panuel of large ',earl sold at Ms. to 2fa. fo fair to doe. Coat► —lOO aces of second pile sold at rt2s. Fairte.—For old currant' there is business doing et 31s. to 385., acoordiog to quality. Valenda raisins sold at Vic TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. The following are the present rates: —Town tallow 4.4 e., not ash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 4ss. 6d. ; October to Doemnber, 4M. 9d. ; January to March e 495. Od. to 495. 31. HIDE MARKET.-(T1118 DAY.) LEWENBALL. —Hides :—Prices ; bfilbs. to tStibs., to ; 641 b. t0721b., 34J. to 3}d.: 721138. to Mho., :,;;.L to 4d. ; 8016. to 8811 a., 4d. to 44d. ; 4811* to 'Albs., 4id. to sd. ; 5611 m. to 104168., sd. to 41 Hone hides, Oa to 9s. Calf skins, light, 3to 4s. • full, 6s. 13111111011DRZT.--Sheep skins : Polled, 3e. Md. to 4s. 3d. ; downs, 3s. to 3s. 3d. ; Limbs, 2s. 9.1. to 4a. 'MI. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Marrs. Pattenden and Smith reports steady consumptive trade doing for hops of sll descriptions, at firm rates. Where picking has commenced the yield has proved oue•thinl less than was espeeted ; both rca and mould is spreading through middle Kent, and the colons of the samples for the most part will be low. Doty, 140,000:. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) - . - Wa ' lls End Hettoo. 16s ; Walls Hod South Ration, 16s. ; w a ll a E n d D ra mas H a tton. 17s . ; Wall End Russell Het tons, 17s. ; Walls EM Hen& Hall, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Kepler Grange, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End 'roosts'. 13s. ; North Patton, 135.; Wylam, 15s. 6a. ; Tantield Moor, 1 .31. 9d.; Hartlepool West Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Hastiogs Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; Howard's Hartley, 1 6a. 3d.- 6t; ships at market. SHIPMENT OF GUNPOWDER. The following orders have j.ist been issued from the Admiralty with respect to the shipment of gunpowder : "Transport Department, Admiralty, dept., 1861. "The Lords Commers fore:muting the ogee of Lord High admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 'raked do hereby give notice, teat when conveyance for 10 toes of stores or upwards has been empged in a Meek the Transport Department will reserve the power to maw shipment on the same terms of further ma quantities of stores of a similarorof an onlioary character, not ezesedlai fa all nee additional ton. Tenders must in future be made subject to this regulation. That in future meek consnyhe 10 feet or under id gunpowder or combustibles on aeeouat oT vverntneet may receive it oo board in any part of the river, bat it will still be indispensable for brokers to give two dare' notice to the military etereltimper at Woolwich of the wake el vemelm" sem* Asa! moo *salZse: .... U 4 7$ 75 37 111 ?AI - - 32 K W 60 61 is IS SD U Ni We fflf - zd id