The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-10 00:00:00

JAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUFSN'I3 BINOO. Ang Toms Nlsi Prim Sttisp at• deildhall.—(Befsee the Lad Chief Janda. and • Spada Jury.) WM Alb) MEM v. 44., whi MOSEL AIM 021111111/. ie OM waa resumed this amnia& Thephistills IMO Th bonWoID Imiselactiffers is YoW , • *, and Ws sedan Taa id is bee OU t to reseeer aims d 5.04 1 . Its. a the paid *deems far 350 balsa d wed. whittle t i a t i rd speed ts parebseeef the defasdaat aeaseding to ge, psimsti • Nr . ° a brid Q.G. Mr. TIM Q. . O. sod M. Hissphay, vire owes& lac the *IRWIN Hr. Q. a. lir. ji ,„„ 9...A2a.tirci m i . Watkya Williams were mootag be 110 tsettilli ease was Mat ape s the arrival of the wool IM e alleged it was not mei m bad bees deeeribed b maims tisterms the putties, and they refused to au . ths wool. It was al We're mild at a losa. The abide" simply was whatltar the wool rammed =pace ip tha sestmot. The wool nalised by aw aits lo Livorpwl 7.7041. 15s. id. The dolma was that the question was one of *plaice oily, awl that thaw Theays tow • &Waimea is wool ssisidin W slw ies"•- weal. altheogli inferior to trot a g 0331. fay cams tip to the denaription of the wool isilanad in the ocetnet. lia eiras.genies of the cheering in the large toll and baths beiag the day of nonunation foe the City of Lcs- Milirfordship band item imposiible to to further with the cam this day. and adjoureed its further s ea tomorrow. That being the polling day, it is d.o lle af n l vbstikar the miss will not be mare &Armee* end the sor t h a re again to adjoin' over the dselazatuna of the Pin COURT OCO MM ON PLE A S . . tow awes hi Erie, Mr. j u w e e Willis, X. Justice cad Mr. Judith Smith(' ThooMMS a t this mania( for the purpose of giving jodg. leent in moms which stood °reefer ociamderation. The fol. lawns moms were dist/mod Of. Tlii DUBLIN MOM POOLE! OOMPANT O. THOMPSON. Nr. Justice Kestiag _ said that the plaintiffs* t h e St Columbia had been insured =lli 23rd seethe of the Merchant Shipping Ad and her tousle registered. Afterwards she was Whined, sad she was thereupon sw re-smeared under some mica/ rules, sanctiosed by the Board of Trade, aid trades of which rubs to the plainti ff s' vessel, in bee registered towage beyond what would have re- Wed fres memuremeet under the former system. The tornpleintifficeelendedthatthenewenstonederwereimpe ht rative by virtual the ad of psrliament, and cour thoug they gire right in that conteation. The 23rd sestina of the Noshant Shipping Act stated that in reference to steam math there should in measuring them be an allowance merle kr the space occupied by the propelling power ; and woad different rates M allowance for &Hermit kinds of Ism vowels. The new roles of the customs in affect re pad.scion, and substituted one uniform mode of effimesse for all cleave of steam vessels in also of the here owspied by the propelliag power ; and also provided ▪ ear muds el ascertaining hy zosathrement such allowance. Mawr thine new rides maid be advantageous to the mwendile marble the court would sot inquire ; the roles ems ;dim vine, and theeefore thornily*. haltered for the plaintiffs. lawn! c. SDI ONO. OUT, HART. Mr. O'Malley birth, as Irish barrister, sued Sir Geo. Grey Is emover damages from him upon the ground that he had Neglected his duty in sot hying a petition of right by Mr. Irma before the Queen, aid in not advising her Majesty to psi the prayer of it. This ectiou was tried before the Lad Chief Jostles, when the verdict wan for the defendant. As meant prooeedieg was an alai meet of error in feat by the &hada* the error assigned being that eight at the upend juries had not been summoned, that the jurors were willeilamicute or two before 10 o'clock, whereas they were memmed to attend at 10, and that the othsequettee of liese eirearestaseis was that oily 10 special jurors en. wad, sad the umber had to be made up by two to is. MAW of there ban a full special jury. Ir. Janice Willes mid that the plaintiff's °mikados sere, that the cam sot having been tried by a lawful jvy the judgment which bad been entered for the difiedeat wee a nullity, and on the other side it is contended that the objections should live been raised by ehalleap or by motion, and that the send haring bees made tip in a way which alleged regular meesslitg, the plaintiff could sot be allowed to amigo sew h contesdietion of the averments upon the record. The mart thought that the reread of a superior court when undo op use a conclusive statement that the proceedings had hose 'inducted with all the formalities required to mirth the judgment, sad that a writ of error did not )Is to cermet the court upon matters of feet, but only upon maths of he. Under them eireentethates the judgment woe sot apes to the objection 'bleb had been made against the plaietiff. inkiest for Vie defendant affirmed. SETTLIWORTH P. LE PLEMTNG. This en as action el trespass, brought evilest the diteadast for landing fishing nets upon the shores of a lake ; sad the Tullio° raised epos demurrer was whether a pies ratting op that the defendant and hie ancestors had a right so to had the sots was good. ' Mr. Jostles Smith said that the court thought the plea vu not good. Judgment for the plsiotiti. JOHNEIuN o. CHAPMAN. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 111601 IMO very Muth There appeared to base been • light bsewese the pertith, 4whith the elsomed fell and Muck hi hoed whist the herb atom The other cm, however, was norarliag penliar. The ormed was awoke la th e eight by • noise. sad ration looking eat of hi window he sw some one orasching down under the kitchen window. U. called out but rewired ao newer, and the ogled kin anek‘nt up, sad in hie sled oat again, " Who are your sad "7 "s you Lail therm shoot!" Btheiving no reple, ha fired a pistol which he had in his hand, tad the nun fell dead immediately. The arooned appeared to bars immediately given notice to the poll" sod there muted to be very little evidence beyond his own statement of the facts as he had related them The Recorder rid if then was nothing more than ap from that slate:seat he was bound to tell the lull that it wu a homicide which was not in any way ems sable and justifiable. If a mu broke into a house and at tempted any TiOLOOOII4 there might be some justification, bat is the present Jubilare than was no appearance of any dugs; than was no knits or any wespoo found upon the nos. Der Ina than any sot done by him to lead to the belief that he wan going to cater the house. Whether or not the soused meant to kill the de enesad—if he only meant to frighten him—he bad Grid the pistol in such a manner as might had to danger, and be was thereto% equally responsible. It would, however, be for the grand jury to pay whether the facts were of that nature to justify them in returning •Me bill. His lordship then alluded to a chance mind •imaleisat for obtaining money by false pretence', and MA the marioue charge of wounding he had alluded to "Kali ao‘ require any oonuunt, the tuts in each can Mg. vary shoals, there being no doubtof the fact that the Wary wee inflicted, and it would be for the grand jury to ney what the intent was. The grand jury then prooseded with their duties, and the bumbler of the mart vas commend. TIM POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) IMARLDOROUG WeI'REET. RIOTOUS CONDUCT AT THR ItOTAL HUMANS 8001111711 IBOATS. James Tooky, a ro ug h young mu, desoribed as s car- St son was charged Wore Mr. Tyrwidit with wilfully It &waging bosh at the Serpentine. IN Mr. Harbert Williams, superintendent of the Royal Humane Society, and residing at the Society's Re- If coivMg Home. Hyde-park, maid—About 1 o'clock, ri on Sada,. morning I was disturbs , ' by hearing tt load shouting and wearing proosediug from the direstion of It the Serpentine. I went to the Serpentine sod there found about thirteen beak being rowed about by a number of rough fellows, who were 'muting themselves by rowing the 64] boats Imo one soother. With the assistance of two men I 2g gave chase and all the fellows got away with the exception in of the prisoner. They had just taken one of the Royal IN Humane Society's boats, end besides damaging it had IN throws the smilis is the water. T7;wiiittl6olitakll;nyonts bad been repeated to ri be drowning, you could have reedend no help ? sr Mr. Wilhams—That was the oar, air. We had a similar 44 there about five years ego, when a comber of boats were t damaged. 00 the present °oakum the breakages to the 88 society's boat anionated to It., and general of the boatmen's and the boat of the ranger (the Duke of H °Ambridge) were also soratelsed about and damaged, eo that si they were hardly fit to be need. The prisoner was very 14 abusive, and swore a good deal when spoken to. at Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for 'even days for LI the mischief he had doe*, skating that he would inflict no floe at all. It was a fortunate oirennistaisoe that no lives p i were lost, particularly ea the society's but was taken s away. Mr. Williams mid the boat was taken from the boat• 81 house, where it was always placed at night ready for nut 1,11 SHARD Mara-trani DAY.) Two datum. The railway market is fatte: l l2 2 o2 inactive to day, andthe only movement as nthe principal stocks is a decline of / per °ant. in Great Western. Lmidon and North Wade= stook now_quoted 11 to ; Great Western, 67/ to f ; Midland. 134 to 135 ; Lancashire And Yorkshire, 122 to ; Caledonian, 133 to 4 ; South Eastern, 841 to 85/ ; Great Eastern, 49 to f i e o x div.; London and South Western , 99 to ; Metropolitan, 1411 to 1421 ; Great Northern, i. 3 to 131; ditto A, 1434 to 144 f. Indus Steam Flotilla stock has declined, and Great Indian Peninsula is dull. On the other hand, Eastern Bengal meets with inquiry. Bahia shares also show a favourable tendency. ORDINARY SHAM AND ISTOCCI. LILWATO. nay yews LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (NT MIMIC TIZIORLIPPL) PONTEFRACT MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LONDESBORO' STAKES. Six !wimp. enamor; - a;;TXI a Where. ENTRY FOR CASTLE PLATE. T.Y.C. Revivsr; Set I 11V., Hnntemaa s IA titer. Bet 91b ; Jack's Alive, Set 71b ; Skip**. Set llb ; nb ; Midwife, 74 ; Mackintosh. 7st ; Cresy Jane, 64 12Ib ; Inheritress, let 21b ; Itoh I, Het ; Redneck, bet 101 b ; Sleepy Eye, 54 91b. WHIT RIDING HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Alice. Flames, Vassar, Cantle Eapie, and Madame 'Peglisfico are ben. LEEDS BOROUGH CUP. Ose mile and three-quotere. Macbeth, Brandy Wine. Castle Esti* Club Queen, Bsrsoldby, Klarinski, and Ceres me here. YORKBRIRE WELTER CUP. Gee mile. Fiaary Brandy Wine, Castle Kepis, Club Queen, Dux, and Ceres are here. BLII HISTORY AND PROPHECY.-011 Tuesday last Mr. O. F. Holroyd, the eoeservative candidate far Noethamp too, addressing aerowd of working-men from the balcony of the Angel Hotel, said :—" He would have their opponent" remember that free trade wee not carded by a whig gavots meat, but by • conservative me, "ad that . the greatest opponent of free trade was Lord George Bent inck, a whig. (Cheers.) In spite of that the liberals came forward and took credit for what others bad done and out in the teeth of conservatives that they had opposed measures which, in reality they had supported." Referring auheequently to the franchise, Mr. Holroyd said:—'• The conservatives were ex pelled from office ; seem years had elapsed since then, and he should much like to know, daring that long time, what *standee of the flambee the working classes had got ham the liberal government? (Hear, hear.) He liked to take facts as they stood, and he should abide by the bill brought in by Lord Derby end Mr. Disraeli —(eWelsl — and he did not hesitate to say that when the coummativee again rime into power, they would kin in that bill again." Tug SIRVICIS or ADMIRAL FITZROY.—We are glad to learn that etteution is being celled to the dams which the family of the late Admiral Fitzroy have to as sistmoe from government. AdmirelFituoy died poor. His smote amounted to 3,4001., his debts to about 5,40 W.; and he has left • large family, many of whom are neprovided for. A better claim than they have to widowoe from go. verument it would be difficult to imagine. We therefore trust that their case will meet with the consideration due to the memory of an officer who upheld the high reputa tion of our aavy be his scientific discoveries, by the seal and efficiency with which he discharged the difficult duties ietruated to him, and by the ability end energy he dis played in establishing • system of meteorological observe does which has already been the insane of an incalculable saving of life and property in all parts of the world.— Times. TSB SULTAN'S 11/LLITR.—A Constantinople let ter of the 28th ult. says :—" The Sultan, without doubt you have beard, boa bean indisposed. His Majesty ham had a relapse, and ne the 23rd took to hie bed with all the symptoms of a congestion of the brain. Oa the following day his state had grown worm, and gave rim to serious un earned.. At on. moment be wee insensible, and was thought to have awed to live. All the ministers were summoned to the palace, and passed the night there. The official receptions announced for the next day were counter waded, bat the public were not informed Nr what ressoo. On the 25th an improvement took place, but the doctors were still in • great embarrassment, as the Sultan would take no medicine, and there was even great diffi culty in inducing him to allow ice to be placed on his head, and leeches to be applied. The next day his state was hardly so favourable, but on the 27th, the malady appeared to have ceded, sod his highness was able to take a little food. There are, how ever, fears that be will not submit to the *int his state requires, for he will not listen to the doctor., and wants to do as he pleases. At one moment he was about to send them all away, and be treated by a quack, whom, however, be would not have obeyed any more than the others. He has, nevertheless, a great fear of death, and trembles lest the doctors should kill him in endeavouring to effect a core. Assess as be felt better he ordered mcrifiose of sheep to be made, alms to be distributed to the poor of the capital, presents to be given to the servants of the palms, and pri soner, for debt to be liberated. On his entire recovery the same will be repeated on a large male, as is the custom in Turkey. Thus an illness of the Salim', when it does not terminate fatally, is a isendit to many." FORD'S T/IZATZII AT WASIIINGTON.—Ford'a Theatre inside presents a scam of the greatest coofasion. All the properties, wardrobes, furniture, &c., ere piled upon the stage preparatory to radii's( and removing. The purchasers propose to pay 10,000 dollars to Mr. Ford this week, when the property will be conveyed to them. Strangers in the city are costisinally calling and asking ad =lesion to the buig, bat Mum far none hove been ad mitted save • few members of the press. Notwithstand ing the close surveillance of the geards who have bad the theatre in charge the building has been roughly used. Cariosity seekers have completely whittled away —.-- the bench upon which • Peanut John " eat whilst He Jolly session o f th e Contra Criminal Court wee I holding Booth's horse, and about • yard square has tathis morning before the Reeorrise, Russell Gurney been cat away from the green baise carpet, mimeos& the Right H on . t h e L ot t 11010, , Warne Stoma ; ing the spot w e Booth'efeet struck when he jumped upon e„.„. Pol. ; Mr. Alderman Allen Mr Alderman .d . The d ef t, deer shooting the President.President.Oes of these our wn Ill'aleT Messrs. Davidson end De Jet . sey, the Under- : one visitors mitered the saloon adjoin's' the theatre, where ila ke. ' Booth took his lest drink of brandy just before he murdered first edition of the calendar contains the of 85 ' Mr. Lioooln. The visite:inquired a the barkeeper : "Have you the ems bottle on head out of which Booth drank be Reecrde r , i n &trend the grand am awaked tha lon the night of the asiassiantioer " Yes, sir." 'And the brandy in it?" " Yes, sir." "Can I have • drink ntsf,ber of oases was not very large, and thecae.. pee- r ' Tne bandy ou t nd that am , b ottle r .. y o . m 'Y 414 tot appear to he of • nature to g iv e of that same , thim • IL" The visitor rim the brandy, ref) much trouble. There was one fetters, him makessir." a " wi.7 14 i'L . ..." 11 asti oananos: ~ And y aw . the moo 'mu, be could not hel Cm.- met number of charn e l' rsuns h isg ' whisk was s ' s brandy that Booth drank!' " Yes, dr." " Well, I dee% for cutting and wounding and _." 4l 'etsg. There seemed to have daring 13 lad t • tea wonder , that he killed the President. A drink el tiled de would make a man kill his prochnotturr."—New "'malt • great Mamas. in that dam of oilmen It was a i jan--,,,,,„„ June ga. theft • tune lack thought that there was a greet &meas. ie i port ''""L"' — &ass of s ho l t ."• b et b e me so ft y to °bum that l e t, i COIOOI7IID SPIRIT/L.—OD Saturday the new ICS ZIT the charges of stabbing bed beeems M ims. .to allowßrildsh corepourded apirits to be wareboesed wpm ..._ ...ee were no less than 14 eases of stabbing and six for der wee erurald. They soy now be owed og with latent to murder, oat of • number not 5 "es ialisal • ,1„...„."4 80. There were two charges of man- An anti-meat club ban been formed in New Yerk, — 9Fgler. Is the fiat, however, the ciroustances in consequence ot the high plea of meat. Mr. Jostke Wiles said that the question in tb's cue was u to the way is which an avenge of a loss on board ship guild be stated, sad their judgment was for the defendant. The TIMMS however must be stated next tura, because the *tide judgement which had been prepared had been Withal TIMMS 0. ROCZWILL AID MUMS. JsetiWiiiiis; i;icaltWorTe sst;etio;llposs cove nant is s hew of hod owned by two joint tenants, and the patios wu whether both joint tements should be plain tiffs. The court thought that they should, and gave the phistiff time to sowed his proosedisp in this respoot. Judgment for the defendants. 01. WED V. 11AWITIV. The Lord Chief Insilco said that the question in this MO vas wheshor the plaintiff could saaintaiti an action for the moral of a portion of a " hinder " or trough whioh lad been onistrocted to carry water to his works amen the alsedant's land. The court thought that the plaintiff lad aspired no right by near to this artificial stream ; and the rule to ante. a verdict for the defendant must be Arolate. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. (kenmissiooer Hoiroyd.) JOHN AND T. H. OLADNIONT. The bankrupts ewe merchants of White Lion.- aeon, CenhilL The adjudication took place eight mambo ego, in November last. About that time the younger laserum, Morose Hall Gledetone, absconded, and has Pug* beta arocianied, or adjourned eine die. The nee hes been Wore the mart os several 00311110111 ; and at the last sitting el the 9th of hay, as adjournment was ordered, en CM"' germs of the 'comets, which are in course of preparation by MOWS. Bart Brothers and Co., not being completed. Thin was the adjourned sitting for the examination end dielinge of John Gladstone; but tha accounts have Dot rabeen Med. A preliminary statement shows the to a:swat to between 600,0001. and 700,0001.. while the wets ere not expected to produce 130,0001. iowrenee, for the bankrupt, Mated that the ap eman bed not been died in consequence of the amount alas from the different consignees not coming for. mid. Mr. Gladstone was very anxious to be relieved from the imputation of having failed for so large an swam as had been stated. At first the sum mentioned was million sterling, but it included liabilities of a peat tear other people ; and when the securities were realised ha did n o t believe that more than 200,0001. would be prov ,hl• wind the estate. There MCA of neoseeity be an ad loTnmeet. Mr. Nulty() oo behalf of the assignees. coosented to la adjournment, but mid that time would be required to tramMe the &comity after they were filed. Adjourned to the Zed of November. IN ILN JOHN The bankr u pt was en ilegineer n and iroo.founder, of the Black wall Loo Works and elsewhere. This was the sitting for azaminetiou sod discharge. The accounts, pre- Plied by Mr. F. B. Smart, dimcloos the following result. : ot:editors unsecured, 28,7641. 6s. 11d.; to creditors hold hl emority, 33,7941. 14e. Id.; to liability creditor holding cant,, 3,1704 lle. 4d.; to liabilities ma bills received alo ft/tad, 13,2884 fie.; to disputed liabilities. 14.4604—t0ta1, t 3,4771. 17e. 4d. By debtors, good. 1,5214 14a. 2d.; by ditto. &alai!, 8681. 15 e. 4d. ;by contrasts is band. 3,6264 ;by lopirtyin hands of creditors, 00,700 1 .; bY Pr*Pert7 iv " u p sidinees, 1604 ; together. 57.0754 9e. 6d. ; de fi ciency, 4021. 71. W. ; total, 93,477/. 17a. 4d. rbe amounts having bees oely meetly 81. d, an adjourn- seat for a mouth wee ordered. Mr. &mood and 11 %. Lawrence appeared in the case. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) 1 11, 1 4 . 01 fai Cambrian 'Os* sag Imam Do. .41,4 doer tam Do. D Ap. Isprillo I Dublin sod 3~.Tuaie Dsodoo.Porlb.l4o4.lo idlobargbard addl.= =Lim Ord. M. Do. D. dm ilk, No.ll Dosss Ow cd Iloorload Grooritarni DOA 1 Area so dlr. as Do.D 111111 p. a. ligold el Do W ail.. a Writ. (Ix . Do.Wacra 1 aless.ll* Do. Moo& wide Do. W._l(lo.—Oxiard Do. Do. 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(1,, Do. do. !rods. of Ireland Do. do. New lednde. Panj.,& Deihl (L loath Luanne Nand. et D. B. Attica Do. La stern Odra at Awdralla 1 Oaks et Deland Ohn ) 1 Union et Landes ITO 101 06 06 00 42 OW Oar Si 4 46 0, U 64 S 24dIs $ sO4. 86 86 sd $1 Sill. 35 114 14 9 7 di. 6 4 415 -- 91 47 sbl 4 5 W l9 54 56 PREFERENCE SHARE& Great Northern 5 per wet, 114. Gnat Western.—Newp. 5 per meat preference reduced at matieon:. I.oog. end btor' 6 per cent guaranteed stock, 127. Loudon, Chatham and Dover 5 per omit. pleferesoe, 96. Midland 0001. Orirtol and Birmingham 6 per allit North Eastern York. H. sad S. &mob.. 101 z d. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. _ B•his aad Sea guano teed 7 Per cent., 14j. LeastwpCsersoiwltz, gamateed I sad 7 par cent. (lisatted), 5. •s se Is or i r 1 11 a 6 111 17 el IS IN HO 4 9i 4$ 14 8 9 110 1311 144 188 131 87 89 en 68 66 16 64 IS 46 47 NI IN 1111 120 92 96 101 109 60 41 64 66 14 ltSi ISSf 00 10) 601 lle 161 . 142 _ --- --- Si p 100 107 i t it 10 1 - Pal 04 43 ii ii it+ lib UO Ul 61 69 1921 1034 1 4 lee Pee 121 323 7 12 e 1! VP lle 12 165 150 65 67 61 68 66 19 66 sal 9 19 166 169 $ 6 pm 194, 106 48 50 81 0 11141010 SI. IT W 1 In ad zd Pze OM / :I 4 PS 99 zd I 147 16 HO 101 1001 144 rd 104 106 zd par fdon 041 111 19e 88 10 66 Id 66 10 87j 14 60 61 66 66 68 . 66. Fee Et lSk 103 104 xd i r i pre Id 100 II mi 1 11 21 at Elidla 90 91 at lit 102 103 xd 96 97 tll 99 98 xd N N 82 84 100 1 101+ Z c ci ph id 100 101 sd 91 94 sd IL BANK& 1 Pd I CL prices. U (0 1 ':a. 6 eve a Apm I 1 Pio Par s tli MP m 6e i 6 74 76 IS TS It IS Sle ni ...... 141 144 6 1 dim 6 4 414 a a I • yea I Iclib1 clib 4*. a 44 16 27 a 46 zd 106 164 41 42 10n 111 elm ldla !pm e hem las par pm as 10 n 6 ddb a %elk 7 6411 i i i _i iiil 6 lo pm 5j 6 on 56 85 18 id 6 ls Om 4 i aidis iPIS 8 6 di. 74 -7 0 78- —7 al 7 V pea zel 11 77e 74e 2Pa x 77 78 as 60 61 iii if!a ICPIOI idts 6 KIBCBLLAITEOI7I3 WARM Credit Fowler rill Mobiliar of mod, Emit ladiaa Lad Oredlt sad Fiasime (LMafted), 41, 1. JOrber Vals, 121. Imparial Mira. %edit Amok*. (Limited), 7,6 e. India Rubber, Gage Probe, and Werke, 14, 4. London sad Oaledosian Warm (Limited), London Fizienelal Amoelatlim (limited , 22 . Landes Gemmel °slam Oempany ( ), Si. Maria* lavietmeat (Limited). 41. Naticael Dieceitat Oempasy (Limited), 16i, 16. Ottoman Gam (Lbaited), 4. Telegraph Gmetraetioa sad Maintain:me (Limited), 121. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Livedirooi, 10L7 IL—ltedint tadty :-4hreat Wotan, dit lanceshire and Yorbblre, 1221 —lnaba and North Western, u. 4 et—Unite 11111—Metropoilten.d state. 142i—ltid:1136— n Brie Oen- ass i }— faverpool al Financi Aseociatioa (Limited), d.— N Bank of Liverpool (Limited). 'Thp.—Lenceehlre p —British and Booth Ame rican Steam (Limited), Ilf Q lnieumiute .—L 13-le iverpool Exchange, 24—Netonai Steam (Limited), 71 d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINIM •••••••,7 to 1 IP.M. di i id - E 8 7; 1 121 i v 22 3 IUB sul r 3) 991 9 14J1 1 I - 3 1 i 1341 5 - 110 i 11 Pa 101 21 St lidi r M Matto, - to - MUM:* Grioding 24 to le Mug. - - 111 Jibe; Ticetak, — ina Suffolk 64 to 61 &Wigton aad Want 14 to 61 Brow■ Arai Now - _ 26 t• 27 - r‘i id _ems. I Bale,. 50 SO 305 Zola* feed -- lO to it o potato 24 to 28 POMO& Por WARM a. I. Dtatate and /Louisa. 42 to SS lostotk at Mackie° Dat S 6 to NI Bauman, hard _Ms tO ae ..vies, rod . " wltla 43 to 48 Grinding SI t• IS Distilling Malting OAR. Dutch liremlii 16 to 44 feedloi .... 15 to L. I ABSIVALI OF MULL &a, 11 WATER CAILILLUIF., 1/71.01 CLUSIVL MARK-LANK.--(THIS DAY.) The supply of English wheat on sale in to•day'e market. coastwise and by land carnage. was again limited, but in excellent solidifies. For all kinds the demand was in a sluggish clef►, nevertheless, tenon were firm in their &meant* sad last Monday's carrion was manly sap. ported. The sLow of foreign wheat was on the inerene. Good and fine parcels changed baud, to a moderate extent at full quotations ; but all other kinds woman,* neglected,though not cheaper. We were somewhat heavily supplied with foreign barley, I chiefly in poor condition. Fine samples ruled Sees in price, but toterior kinds were rather cheaper. Malt, the supply of which was good, changed hands ' steadily, at full prices. The show of foreign oats being large, the oat trade was imaetive, at a decline in value of fully 6d. per quarter. The few beans on o ff er were mostly disposed of at very full pima. Pees were: quite as dear as Int week, with a limited supply an offer. There was a moderate inquiry for flour, at full quotations. The snivels of floating cargos. of grain off coast were on a somewhat extensive Neale. The tranactions in arrived cargoes of wheat were to a moderate ex tent. In prices, however, owing to the large Qum tity cm offer, a fall of from tid, to le. per quarter took plaoe. There was a fair demand for grain for snivel at from lid. to Is. per quarter more money. Ghirka, arived, 36e. 9d. to 395. 93. ; Berdiaoski, 39e. 6d. c if 49216.. • Bed Majorca, 41.. 3d. per 480th.. Obit August to September shipmeet, 39m. per 49211:e. etre moved off slowly at a reduction in pewee of 3d. to 6d. per qr. Odessa. 28.. 1; Galata, 28s. to 28e. 6d. ; Molda vian, 28s. 1 to 28e. 6d. ; Foxsniesa, 27s ltd. to 28e. lid. per 92 lbs. ; Wallachia°, 275. 6cl. to 28s. ; Lagos, 245. 93. per 48011 u. Barley was in limited request, and the quotations ruled the turn in favour of buyers. Galetz, 2s. 40.; brill, 14s. 74(1. to 215.; Moldavian, 161.3 d. • , Nice laleff. 20s. 6d. ; Foultchs, 20s. 40. ; Enos, 19s. 6 1 1. Per 4001bc Nioolsie ff on purge radioed 20e. pee 400 lbs. The demand far rye fell off, nevertheless, late carrots:iee were well supported. Damnbiae, 26.. to 275. per 48016 a. The trade for beam ruled quiet, at 355. 6d. per 48016 e. for &M. There was some inquiry for cats for future shipment St. Petersburg, 20s. per 6 pond. Danubian milletmed was offered at 20s. to 21s. per 480iba ; linseed moved off freely, at enhanced rates,. Calcutta, dune to August shipment, 58.. per 410 tbs. Bombay, in wavebands, 59e. ; Calcutta, 575. to 58e. ; Bleak Sea and Asoff, as. to 58e ; Egyptian, 521. to 535. ; St. Peters burg, sad Moorlobauck, 53e. to Mk. • Archangel, 50s. to 52e.; per quarter. Linseed cakes rule d @toady, at full prim. Loudon-nude, 101. to 101, 51. ; New Yak, is barrels, 101. ss. to 101. 10s. ; ditto in lugs, 101. to 101. 54. ; Wesesen, 91. 10.. ; and Marseilles, 94 10e. per ton. Cottonseed cakes met a firm ioquiry, at 51. to 51. se. for London-made, and 51. to 51. 2s. 6d. for Fernsondes. In rapeseed sales programmed slowly, on former terms. Oal. cutter, arrived, 60s. per 416165. ; 'ditto on passage, 53.. 6d. per 5 monads. Best 'adieu, J awto August shipment, 59e. 3d. per 416th.. ; e3useret, 711 s. t062a.; Firorepore, to 64e.; Calcutta, 605.; Danubian, cultivated, 61s. to 62..; Wild Black Sea and Asoff, 335. 6d. to 345. 6d. per quarter. LW activity was apparent in the trade for cottonseed, and Prime had a drooping tendency. Egyptian, 71.125. 6d. per ton. ARRIVAL or Snres.—Foglish Linseed, 15 ; rspeesed, 75: and enedry, 202 qrs. Foreign: Tares, 20; limed, 20,266; rapeseed, 2,520 ; miss, 2,665 ; mad sitadry, 60 gra Farorrs.—Orits, 670 ; linseed, 3,850 ; sad cdesad, 680 gra. VIIRJUINT ratuir. Daunt. Per Qr. Wm?. Isroz.Keat,red,l6‘ 33 to 43 1064 89 to 4$ „ Zo.whito, tees 43 to 49 1104 44 to /0 Nast sad lassia red, lb& ld is 43 _ _ *no. S. S. Sootell, teed 11404eil w =st• Irk* 24 10 SS SO 10 21 blink —. __ 14111 M. Mum= Tick IS to U Hanoi, Upon U to 44 Pia. Ority SloPiq 3O to Se Whits _ 3O to SS Town madt: per ill/ Itio. floomphold SS to SS Country Norfolk sad Suffolk ex ably , lB to 29 %OIL I. I. Danish sal Bweillab 18 to SI 18 to 23 Danish --- $4 W $7 /17Ptisa SS so $7 PIJI. 83 to Se ild N 0.... whit. — --- so t. It Taw _ N to N hoot*, Or sack .... to n spantik „ nto r. Atoorloas, pet isrL 21. to 27 Canadian, .. 21 to IS NTO LONDON BY LA ND AND N JULY 1 10 JULY 8, ur- Whoa bra*. , AWL I 'Oats. Naas Pau hoar. qrs. cm gra qrs. qr a qrs. gels asks. 12010111 ... 4017 % 111536 226 135 108 .. 13180 1 fordo .. Ito3l 24100 .... (0365 31 40 1107 IR To4al.— 034114 1 24046 15635 0870 106 146 11877 14520 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr anararo AND nresasaircuruz. tarotam.) (MOW ova OWN CONEINPONDINTA Market in rather better demand. The trwompations will probably toot up 6,000 or 8,000 balm. MINCING-LANT.-rTHIS DAY.) &MAIL —The market hat bees quiet since Friday. but there are buyery at the full primps of last week. Refined : Beninese has bees transacted at firm rates. Corry—The market continues quiet. TiA.—The public sales are progrmaing without spirit at the currency of last week. Savretralt.-300 begs sold at 25e. for refraction 8 per amt. Rim AID KM —No sales reported. SAGO FLOM' is worth 14s. 3d., at which business has beam done. COTTON.—The market hu spin become dull and inactive. The sake advertised for to-morrow mutat of 900 realm ton barrels arid 1,000 bap of suer, 600 auks 4200 hap of coffee, sad 200 bap of cocoa. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) The market ie 6rat ; amexad aro the premed quotations : —Town tallow, 41a. dd. ; Petersham Y. 0., as tie spot, 41e. 6d. to 41a. 9d. ; October to Dereamber, 42a. 6d., to 42a. 6rl. Jaorary teMareh, 43a. 3d.; March, 43a. 9d. - iiiiicuirisi or TAIZDW. I MS. 11104. 1106. Stook on tied this 39437 Art $l . OOO Delivery loot week lOO 1,211 1,003 Ditto from let Jane 4,743 4,793 7.414 Arrival last week INA 100 I,tit Ditto from let June 6,446 0.106 VII YriceY.C.ontheepottlds4ayew4 els. 00. 40e. 61. 41a. ild. Ditto Town WA Pride) 43s. Pt 410.64. 40 . 94. Arrival lee the week ending 18tis Inly lad year, 889 Mika and delivers, 650 GAL The arrival last week comprieed 909 casks treat Attains/la, 869 Beath Anserica—total, 1,862 c* METROPOLITAN OATTLE MARKET. I (THIS DAY.) The number of baste is smaller than on Monday last, and the average quality of the supply is very Inferior ; mew l nasally choice descriptions are readily sold at higher tea r. . Indeed is all kinds priors have &dreamed. are • few more sheep sad lambs. Trade is I sot vary active for them, yet choicest qaalities us dearer. I Oalf trade is dull at about Thursday's quotstioes. Pima Germasy sad Holland there ars 2,500 beasts, 10,060 sheep, 450 calrees,sad 25 pip ; Bootlaad, MO blasts ; Ireland. 50; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 410 ; and 1,680 from the northern se a mkllsnd No woes se Sibs. a. d. s. d. Pie doss at 811 a. ad. d. NM Beets, Harolds. 5 2 5 6 IlmiDast Brads& 6 0 Bad Bbort-laonm 6O 5 2 lot laapareols.... 0 0 0 'mood Oat. buds 3 0 4 0 Ds. do. MOM ....6 6 10 Wyss a 5 0 Iles • momdspaL 0 6 0 3 0 2 e Do. de. !boa .... 4 4 Bad Dent 111t.brola 0 0 6 0 lambs Beasts at market. 5,000: sham mid basks, 27,230: Wass, re: pits, no. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.), Mews. Painted's mad Bed* report Tether inoreisqtrhy for Al Soo hops of hot yesr's growth. which are ver► esareo Wiwi. and realise full♦ last wash's quotations. Thu as osounts from the plantations otatiaue to nano Cairoarabb. MOITBY MARKET.-(THIS DAY). Two o'Cloox. Three is still an entire absence of animation in the stock and share marks* and English railway securities, foreign bonds, and financial shares are quoted the same as on Saturday, with the exception of two or three trifling alterations. Consols are unchanged for money, but have receded 1-16 per cent. for the account. There is a fair demand for money to-day, and the rate for the beet paper is 21 to 3 per cent. The charge in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities is I.} to 2 per omit At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Ftentes opened at 67fr. 12c., showing no change of importance. Consols are now quoted 90 to *, ex div., for money, and 90 3-16 to 5-16, or 90k, ex div., for the account (August 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console for money, 90, 1, ; ditto for account, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 890, *, *, ; New Three per _ _ Cents., 89j, e, I ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, L ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 100 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent., "enlaced" rupee paper, 1091, ; and Exchequer Bills, 4a. Fem. Foreign stocks are quiet, and the only varia tion worthy of notice is a decline of per cent, in Spanish Passive Bonds. Some of the present quotations are sub joined :—Turkish, 1858, 73 to }; ditto, 1882, 718 to 72, ex div.; ditto Consolidds, 498 to f ; Mexican, 238 to 1, ex div. ; Span ish Passive, 298 to ft ; ditto Certificates, 148 to f ; Greek, 201 to 21 ; and Confederate, 8 to 9. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 801, ; Egyptian 978 ; ditto second issue, 978 ; ditto 1864, 41, 931, 94} ; ditto 1001. bonds, 941 ; French Three per Cent. Rentea, 67fr. ; Italian, 1866, 77, ; Mexican, for account, 231, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 77j, ex div. ; Portuguese, Par. Qr. Prat. 1858, &c., for account, 474, ex div. ; Russian, 1850, 884, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 914, 4, 92 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 944 ; ditto, 1838, for account, 734 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 78 ; ditto 1862, for account, 72, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 724, ex div. ; ditto 1865, 464 ; ditto Scrip, 24 dis. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to i pm. ; General Credit, 14 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 74 to prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 14 to 2 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 34 to 4 prem., ex div.; Otto- man Soci6Ws Gdnerale, 24 to 34 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4, ex div. ; and Egyptian Trad ing, The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Russian Iron Works, Bto 10 prem. ; Downs Docks, to 1 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph preference, to prem. ; London Bridge Land, to I prem. ; Gla morganabire Iron, 24 to 4 prem. ; London Quays and Warehouses, par to prom. ; London, Windsor, and Greenwich Hotels, I to 14 prem. ; British India Trust and Agency, 14 to 2 prem. ; Peruvian Rail ways, 24 to 34 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 34 to 4 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 14 to 2 prem. ; Barned's Banking, 4 to 1 prem. ; Dalbeattie and Kirkoonnell Granite, 14 to 2 prem. ; East London Railway, par to prem. ; and London and Mediter ranean Bank, 3to prem. The shares of the Metropolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company are quoted 21 to 21 prem. The steamer Douro will take to-day 159,990/. in gold for Brazil (including the 130,000 sovereigns withdrawn from the Bank on Friday), in addition to 8,0001. in silver. The amount of government bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 19th instant, will be rupees 25,00,000 (250,0001.). The International Financial Society have issued the prospectus of an undertaking which, as em bracing a work of great public utility, will be regarded with more than ordinary interest. Sub scriptions are invited for the share capital -2,100,0001.—0f the Metropolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company. This company is incorpo rated by special Act of Parliament, its basis being an exclusive concession from the Metropolitan Board of Works to Messrs. Napier and Hope. The concession applies to the sewage of the northern area of the metropolis, and the works proposed are to be directed mainly to the three following ob jects :-1. To divert the sewage from the Thames ; 2. To render it innocuous, by its application to growing crops ; S. To realise the greatest money value of the manure contained in it. The conces sion is for 54 years, and for the first four years all the profits realised are to accrue to the company, but afterwards the apportionment is to be as de scribed below : Ist. Is payment of interest at 5 per cent. per annum on the share cepiteL 2nd. Is paymeat in Kowa moieties to the shareholders sad the Metropolitan Board of the Bather profile up to 15 per coat. 3rd. Is division of profits exceeding 15 per cent. and up to 25 per cent. between the shareholders and the Metropolitan Board, is the proportion of one-fourth to the former, and three-fourths to the latter. 4th. After 25 per cent., the division again to become equal. Another paragraph of the prospectus gives the subjoined explanation of the motives for this arrangement : The object of theirs stipulations I. that while the Metro politan Board of Works are virtually to receive half the profits, yet, that to order to give a greater security, and therefore greater value to the shares, the shareholders ere to have a preference to the extent of 5 per oast., which is made good to the Metropolitan Board between the i °iota of 15 sad VS per cent. ' at which latter point each par'y re ceives 12i per cent., and the division is then motioned squally. The works include the construction of a circular brick culvert, 9 feet 6 inches in diameter, running from the Northern Outfall Sewer to the East Cosa of Rase:, and also the reclamation of a tract of foreshore and sand, comprising about 7,000 acres. These works have been contracted fur with Mr. William Webster for the sum of 1,853,448 L, and the estimate is that, including 50,0001. in fully paid-up shares to be assigned to the concessionaires, the cost of land, engineering, parliamentary and legal expenses, superintendence, and management, together with interest at sper cent. perannum on the capital during the construction of the culvert, a total capital of 2,400,0001. will be required. It is therefore contemplated to provide 300,0001. by de bentures. One of the most important features of the project is that the share capital of the company derives the advantage of the three millions sterling which has been expended by the Board of Works on the north side of the Thames, for the collection of the sewage at the point of its delivery to the company. That there will be a ready sale for the sewage seems to be fully proved Iby the evidence of practical farmers and the Ihighest agricultural authorities. The project altogether, as promising to convert what is now waste and a positive nuisance into a new source of production and profit, is deserving of general I port. The capital is at present divided into 21,000 ! scrip certificates of 1001. each, on which 21. is to be paid on application and 81. on allotment, but it is arranged that on payment on the 2nd October , I next of the further sum of 10/. per certificate then dna, the certificates of 1001. will be exchanged for shares of 10/ each. " C s h t fi d first ordinary general meeting of the Free , masons' Tavern Company (Limited) is called for the 27th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the Australian Trust Company is fixed for the 31st inst. A general meeting of the San Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Company (Limited) is called for the 26th instant The first ordinary general meeting of Reuter's Telegram Company (I,amited) is convened for the 34th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The meeting will be made special to alter the articles associatiess. _ . . The first ordinary gemmed aseethi; of the Mfr. chant Shipping Company Clansited) is convened for the 28th instant, when a dividend is to be declared. The meeting will be nimbi wig to alter the articles of association in the ilium** of depriving the company of power to deal in its own shares. It is notified that the share list of the Glamorgan Iron and Coal Company (Limited) will be closed on Thursday next, the 13th inst. Messrs. Pixley, Abell, and Langley Dave issued their usual statement showing the import* and ex ports of bullion at London for the six months ended the 30th nit. The imports of the first six months this year have been, from all quarters, 7,508,9621. in gold, and 3,117,1291. in silver, making a total a 10,626,0911. It is worthy of remark that this is less by 3,541,1904 than the imports of the corresponding six month, of last year, which represented 14,167,2811., viz., 9,915,0241. gold, and 4,252,2571. silver. The principal falling off is from Mexico, the Week Indies, and the United States. The foreign drain has at the same time been proportionately leas, the six months' exports of gold and silver together being stated at only 6,611,8081. for 1865, against 12,583,1961. in the first six months of last year. The decrease in the shipment* applies chiefly to the Continent and the East. SATOIDAT EllllllllOll Consols, which closed yesterday at 904 to i for the Bth of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 904, "buyers." Foe money the last price was 90 to 4, against 904 to 4. yesterday. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 901, 90 ; ditto for account, 904 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents, 89k, 4, it; Bank IStock, 249 ; India Five pee Cent. Stock, 1041, ; ditto Bonds 18e. prem. ; Five -and-a-Ralf per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1 The India Five per Cant. Stock was firm. India Bonds were dealt in at 18e. prem. Exchequer Bills were steady, at par to 4s. prem. Foreign stocks were again rather flat. There was a decline off per cent, in Egyptian Bonds of the earlier issues, f in Turkish ConsoUde", and * is Spanish Certificates, Mexican, and Italian. Con federate Bonds, however, were slightly firmer. The transactions in bank shares were scanty, and little change occurred in prices. An improvement took place in Bank of London, Colonial, and London and South Western Bank, while Bank or Australasia shares were quoted slightly lower. National Discount shares were last quoted to day 11 to prem. • Joint Stock Discount, If to I dia.; Egyptian irading, to 4 du.; Ottoman Gdndrale, to 34 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 14 to f, ex div. ; and Icon Brewery, If to n prem. Commercial Union Insurance shares were a little more offered. Royal Mail Steam continue to improve, mid there were inquiries for Warrant Finance and Ottoman Gaa. London and St. Ka tharine Dock stock was quoted 1 per cent. better. No alteration worth mentioning occurred in the prices of the financial companies ' shares. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational Financial, 1} to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 111-16 to 13-16 prem.; London Financial, 7 to 7f prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 1 15-16 to 2 1-16 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3# to f prem. - . The closing (bet in many eases nominal) quota. dons for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Peruvian Railways 21 to 31 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3to prem. - Blakely Ordnance, 34 to 4 prem. •, Atlantic Tele graph Preference, to prem. ; Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 21 1 to 3 prem.; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Phosphate of Lime, 1 to 2 prem. ; Barned's Rank, to 14 prem. ; London, Green wich, and Windsor Hotels, 14 to 2 prem.; Samuel Bestow and Co., to 14 prem. ; Liverpool and Dublin Steam, to 14 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 14 to 2 prem. ' • Park6eld Iron, 14 to 2k prem. ; General Estates, 3 to 4 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds closed at 71 to 4, being I per cent. lower than ye4erday. Atlantis and Greet Western Railway Debentures rO2lllll quoted 86 to 88. 11 1M los Wii l Ol WA, MOOD 6,000 1000 110.00 00,000 - - 10,000 10,000 20,000 0 0 , 104000 tkose tow _ io,"oes Limo 10. skew 8 1 .000 6,000 71 ON 66,000 6,000 bi.O oo l 10,000 40.000 18.0 00 1 4,1613 5,000, 00.0001 10.0001 iii,joi woo rr,soo soma p,OOO 7% 000 LIU 19.0119 10.0%1 stn. MOM 10.0 e. 10,000 42.600 ®o , o o! - . i . gal "Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. IT 38 id 17 - ul 19 20 _ lik in is. zd xd 241 77 zd xd sd ss MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CiocK. The transactions in the mining market continuo upon a very limited scale, but there is a demand to-day for shares in most of the following mines at the quotations given : Great Busy, 34 to 4 ; Great North Downs, 34 to i ; North Miners, 4 to ; Bottle Hill, 14s. to 16s. • North Treskerhy, 2i to 4 ; and Great North L axey, 38e. to 40s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unal tered. _ _ _ We are requested to state that the share list of the Lander City Silver Mining Company (Limited) will be closed on Thursday next, the 13th inst. The Great Laxey Mine sold, on the 4th inst., 100 tone of lead ere, at 221. 16s. 6d. per ton ; and the Isle of Man Mining Company 100 tuns, at 201. Os. per ton. The Dyliffe Mine sold, on the 6th inst., 48 tons of lead ore at 111. 17a. 6d. per ton, and 41 tons at 111. 15e. per ton. UNION BANK OF AverseW.A.—At the annual meeting of proprietors held this aft ream. at the °Mors in Oid Broad-street, Mr. J. J. Commies in the chair. • repeals was received, which stated that the affairs of the book con tinued satisfactory, and the usual dividend was declared oL 24 ss, per share for the half year, being at the rate of 113 per cent per exam. HULOT:IL THUNDIZSTOBIL AND Lose or layr.— Os Saturday &Bemoan, between 1 and 2 o'clock, a heavy thunderstorm. accompanied with bail sad lightning, bun* over Birmingham nod its osiglibourhood, and, besides doing damage to the ansouat of several thousawl pounds to house sad other property, oceasiosed. is one laltilloolly low of life. and in others sonar injury to several venom. About forty minutes past 1, when the Sashes of light ning were very strong and rapid, Mrs. Caroline Duman, a woman of middle age, wife of the landlord of the Beehive Tavern, is Digbetb, was in sa upper room of her boner% engaged in making the bole, when an instants neon, rush of the electric entreat came through the roof and knocked her down. The aefortuaitte woman's seek was very badly. wombed, the right patios of her breast fearfully nued. lated, and bet dress ..t in fire. Surgical aid was imme dietely called in. but the sufferer expired in a few minutes' afar the oecorrenos. Thedemage doom to the baildiag was hat slight. A women and • boy in Nsisorpoirest time also badly hurt from a similar cease, and great damage is dose to property in the lower parte of the borough. heals AT THSATRI, On Saturday night, whilst the drama of Jeanie Dross wee being performed at the Qmon's Theatre. lie% a quantity of plaaka fell from the roof es to the stage dories one of the scenes in which the well.keows actress Miss Marriott and several members of the stook sompany wore taking part. Tots circumstance pee rise to • belie. that the red was falling io. Moreover, • coy of "Fire f' was raked to the gallery, which served tO metre., the fear that had seized the sudisnce—• crowded am. Under the dread of as. or other alarm Wog well founded, the audience arose en name, and rushed to the doors. A fearful weal armed. The doorways beesinse choked up, and the attempts suds to get out were mkt. Amid scrosmusg yelling, struggling, sad the wiliest disorder, a groat part the audience nem either knocked down, trampled apes. and severely l'r^iieed, or frightfully crushed spigot the pemsgs walls. The greatest sufferers IMO removed to • neighbouring chemist's, and sergical aid was soon obtained. As soon as they Irmo able to be removed they were tam to their respective homes. In the more serious eases, how ever, it was deemed advieablo to o cosier, them to the in firmary. There was not the slihted gaveled for alarm; the reefing which fell in was very small bared. boots WIMP elapsed ere order was completely restored. The porfornesnoe was reamed. We had the pleasure yesterday of a visit front Major Wilmer Melees, the °wade of a farm known as Yeiriodsire,_ epos which was fought the first battle of the lase war,July 18, UR, knees as Ball run. Be is slim owner of the mansion at Appomator Court Room, is whir* the sozemider of the famous and heroic army of Northers Virgiala was sieved. —Sidney/id (MS.) paper. A despatch from New Westminster, capital of British Colombia, says :—The work of "biotin tie wires of the Hessian telegraph line erminissorid today in ads city. • begs fame is impleyed, We will peabe is - taisgrapisie oommusiestios with the nimbi mums of t . Cariboo bad the netermodiato town• —gas Prenciecepsper, Jas. to. ROYAL Fan HOSPITAL, GILAT'S-TIFIAILOAD.- 1w . . . - miaow al peafowls Wiwi& 4$ 1911 34•0141 diteig Yr • ir,ll(. fading 84 July was 3,479, al whisk 1,033 wens* • dank •a e T A ft NB 1 ; ti 1 Li i v & lit• 011, Sit dig to. 01); V. 8- wow