The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) - • COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Moen Mr. Ccataassioasr Faas.) I as P. atm. The lanbiapt, a draper, at Croydon. applied for orate. H• milts to unsecured creditors 1,!11111.: aeseta Anal at I. The proms tin 14 swathe) bad ben 30W. ; wed eireesee, 1.3141 i. The bankrupt was is • JAI wary as the baptisms of last year of 247/. Mr. A. Jesse. foe the drew the attention of tits , • en t.. tbe large prep.odereage et ezren.es. Tee heeling" to wirer to the court, said he had hues ,e hussies... 15 yew. mu Miami crated • aecvnd this etrliikate. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) Tho. morning a special ailjournesl session of the I , T the county of Surrey conimenced at th e Court I irm7e . , !...witizton.cauacw.ry. before J. F.. Johnnie, Ea ii., chair. min. I'. 'Neon, EN deputy.. hairman, Major Bereaford, c . c ur i m , B. Hud son . B.:\. (4,,y. W. T. Store, R. itoyft.o, IL Phillip., C. L. neymer, John Veers, .1. Goodhart, W. Parrett, and Burnett, Egg's. The calendar contained the wooer. of thirty-three [ mouton for trial, twenty- s i x f ur f e l ony, and seem lor misdemeanour Among the charges are three ("rendez:lenient, one for horse stealing, one for house. hreekosi, two for fraud, and the rematoder such an are usually tried at these erasion.. The dezree of education was a. : Twrnt , one coal.) mad and write imperfectly. four cool) only read. tire could wither read nor write, and only three could read and write well. THZ POLICE °OMITS. (11118 DAY.) GUILDHALL. DL J0N1.4 AND TR' ALLEGRO WILL FORGERY. " Dr.' Dorm Orillllba 10111.., of 43, Wobure•plaos, was brought up Wore Altisnwia Hale, for further examination relative to the charge of toning awl ultimo' a certain do...mural, purporting to be the 1a.4 will and testament of Sophia Henn. Mr. Serjeant RAMatins, instructed by ber Maj►k7's .ttt"furr.General on behalf of the crown, conducted tie prwsecution :awl Mr. Sleigb, instructed by Mr. Levi., jun., it.el for the defence. • Mr Humphreys, jun.. of the firm of Humphreys. Soo, and Morgan. who instituted thew proceedings under the direction of the solicitor for the Treasury, W• 11 also in alien dare to watch the case for the proeerution. I. Murphy having weary:led his former evidence, said, an being further examined by Merjeaat liallantine —When ristaW Mr.. Belli,. at the prisoners house, I did not ob. serve any rens, ink, or paper in the MOT in which I maw the sick lady, nor did I bear any allusion to her Irvin sande, or being *heti& to "aka a will. 4 'oee , -eterninal-1 del Dot look for writing materials, mad therefore they !night have been there without attntetiag ley attention. ^ lllr.it;elinan. • clerk in the Probate Overt, recalled, mai I peeler., • Duni ajlt•vit made on the Dird of Hued, purporting to be male •ad Nesed by David Gridabs Jesse May Lyre Calvert mid -I live at 31, Fitmoympaure, end lure a boarding beam. The denemeed His. Delhi game to lire at my house as the I of Deeember. DM Mks aseeld by the same of YnCepa, and I did set h e Mr br any other mass. Me wee el ray beam ea the 10th of Yebrnery. Rho was is • very bed sista ef bealii. I hare knows her waste, bat she meld eatreely nee I. write. She awl to place the psper clam to her Gyve sad write lettere, which I aged afterwards to nary Oar bar. They were aisreely intelligible. Who wee lawsrs mho and imellested until Dr. Jame neteaded bar. He first attended her en Monday, re. 11. 1 esl/ed him is at her regime& Na.. Jesse cam* es the 11116 and law lie ihesemiL Attar ban there sew time she went away, and seen after mitatrund with Dr. Jams. They egmereed till between 3 end fi inn:S. end they left together, andl WWII they were pee 1 fazed the busied aweedingly awned. I bad smear seas her is sub a state befogs. Oa the feLlowing seervieg Die 131 h) he mane win I sew him a Nib Were 11 ease, end be mid she was much better • hot ab• geld as In hi. That she wee meek wane. I Mid Wm she had bed a= night, end that she had resew bed se bed • MOS helms. He replied that he aspeeled abs mead have • land She wee ohm thee. Ids ad rrareabet why Dr. Jones agaia est 3 the einniag. NM Jam at Dr. James as Aare the whale el the ihy, and semelineas they two there topether I sew neglect 1 law Dr. Jame shoat clock is lb. by . CM Jesse and the aerie rescind up with the deemed ell akin They admitted amoral strange men daring the ellenessa, sad they INN shame Into Dre. Ospell's heireem ea the greesd Seer. Wells in the ammo el the hem 1 heard waft sheet • will beteg repave& .M it wee enthe hallowing day =IMO. heeween II sad 1 ',Nile*, that she as away. Two heir gams te meneve her, but thew did not remewe then. The iisemeed was deaf end agaily Wiad. Na, wee rewired la my simmer 1 hare writhe solos far her to her dictating, sad lam also se puifnled with her haedwritine . Th. Weirton of 11..phia Maw to the will prod's-01 m aot, I believe, is her hsisl• writing. _ Croierzamieed by Mr. Aleigh—fl. Bse4y, tot 3rd Yerwary she requested me to write to Dr. Jamie for bee. 861 did s ot my he wee • partmalar friend .4 Ms. Ake was is a rather state at that time. abe did set my Dr. Jams wee • freed in whore abe could amble. flhe Hitachi she wan not dying. She user* wished me to ,rod far hum so thait *be might try some other tyros of medi cine, se bee ether doctors did sot Mirk she could worse 841 esly whited to see him is his medical impagity. She Never siestiosed ha rune entil that time, sad thee erly is the maser in which I hem staled. I remeastrated with bar epee her initial so strongly, i elation that she wee sot expected to live an hour. sod *be mid "Oh. I know him. If Ido sot write so be will sot corm" I seat that note ea the Nusiday. we requested am te write for her, ....kin Ida to come es a (Heise Ira and a freed. She nimernaid shebsl kern De.Jeaells awl hail hail tome ruirmlimitesediag, hat e 1 her didaties I wrote a note asking him to same as $ (fariolliaa and a ford and that any risiesedegetemareg wideh bad eseerrol between them should be forge den athed me WA to tali Mr. Newton, her medical altimiewt, that Dr. Jame less comae as a medial mks, as be lie might set it. Sio• sever amend say wish Me aim. samicute anythiag importast lam widish would relieve her Wed is Me mate she wee thew M. The sob prebend is the ewe I seat to Dr. Jesse. (The Meier wee read, mid the gamed purport of it warn te the mate ailed es the leaned ecieseel'a gaestions tended.) Ide act no coUeet between late the roses with Dr. Jame argl lbs. Jeer, but between 1 sad 5 islock Dr. Joem seat fee me, sad after they bed lelt the dermal was exesedinly ezeited, red amid " Gal he period ! the Lord had seat his Angel to deliver her out of a seat of sharks sad threes, sad that the doctor was going to remove her die sett dos., and the week after seat he was gore to take her in his Own carriage to hie hour at Windier." Mee said. "Gad be preserved," seven, time over in a very et. cited manner. she did not express herself otherwise either way. This took place on Monday, and she was removed cr the Wedua utsy . When the doctor gems on the Tuesday, as he hid promised the deceased, he said she was not then in a It state to be removed, bet he tiesi4ht ',iris she would he on the fellewieg day. Ido sot roaollaet the deeseesd aging him to remove her ea the Tuesday. I are perfectly certain she dare.. I remember being sent for by hr. Jams. sad is preemses tithe diseased he saki Mrs. Cepell bad yeassetial him to lake sway to his own hour her geld watch sad chain sod some bore for safety. Axel he had mat for me to tell me so. He mid he thought it Letter to all me op in rem I might mite the Mn.. (bpell made so remark in my presages. I refined him to Mr. Gerdeer who was her *grit. She made orb remark, and Dr. Jones simply hook the watch and put it Leto his pocket, and removed ems or two boxes. I bad ly told her that my heats was solo eassfort. able for her, and that she woad be better ha private =Zie. hbo wan ill all the time she wee is my been. ed, on the Tuesday eight, toll Dr. Imes to 'move Mrs. (Nitellu woo is parable. Mrs. Capra did not tell me that she intended leaving all her property to Dr. Jose,. She made no communic ition of that kind to me. 1 sever saw any of her ',Mier in well written so that in the diary produced. Ido not think this diary is in her hand. writ*. fierjeact Dallantine —Will you allow that diary to be. kept by the ollirer of the court! Mr. Sleigh -It is not in evidence yet. Mr. Serjeant Itollantine— If this is the diary of Mrs. %Ilia it is, with all her other effects, the property of the Crows. Aldsiusa Hale—lt is pat in in evidence, sad I therefore Uwe t Ube power to order it to be lets in the passed= ci the coa fileigh—Mr. Lewis requires it as an important eh. Mt in the evidence for the defence, and he will undertake to Pr duce it at a future day. Witeem—Prom the time Dr. Jonas was called in until Mrs. Rents was removed Mr. Gardiner, her agent, was never sent for. liate7Mclunidt said—l am • servant at the Prise. of Wales Hotel is Leicester square. I was in Mrs. ealseefe service is February la,t. I wee is coo test attending* apse Mrs. capon. who was very ill. bat sot so bed at Area as sh• afterwards became. She was worse after Dr. Jesse came. I did eat see say medicine mist for. I slept is the room as Monday night, and heard Mrs. Capell scream out. I heard r scream many times during the night, and I could sot si•ep in coessqueace. I once or twice heanl bar scram oa Feiner ccominse. I recollect Dr. Jones and two emu being Aro. no the Tuesday. The two men were takes to lin cao.li't molt. I Walt Dr. Jaws one there al the ti, and Mel. Jame lee. I saw per and Lek se the table n that eseiee. She neerseap ken a pee sad bat the tatde. Ou the Weakens, Dr. and Jan &cued Mrs. Cape well ha clean Pei bor Iste chair. wheeled her to tbe tiusiega, and drove ewer. The sam , followed is a cab. I had M go close to M M mho tor hear we. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 11181. Ass Goyim. said I live at 134, Tutteoham.eourt•rcad. 1 was cook in Mrs. Calvert's house in February last. I was prima when Mrs. Opell was removed. I know • mug snim tbe name of Proctor was there. I remember .1k awl Mrs. James coming on the Monday ; but Ido not kale of bar idling any medicine, only what the nurse told me. Mrs. Capell was very bed indeed on Monday night. glee wee always railer at night, but not so bed as on that Vie Schmidt. recalled and cross-examined. add — When Capon was removed Dr. id me a bill, and she rabid JOIIIPS for half a crown,wh i ch he gave her and she gave it I. Mr. Edward John Canfiner sahl-1 have known the do- teased for the hist eighteen years. I saw her last on the afternoon of Monday. She appeared in • very excited state. Than wee wow convrmstion between us on the sub ject ef • will. The signature to the will produced does not bear the slightest resemblance to her handwriting and I do not believe it is her writing. I know her real same, but she went by the name of her father for two news.—pride, and had principle. I saw Its. Jones on the Friday, and he told me she was dead. I asked if she had made a will and he said she bad and made him executor. I said I hoped she had taken care of poor Sharpe, noel he said she had left her money to charity or chanties. He Dever told me she had left the bulk of her property to bins. property to bins. Croee.enamine,l —He might have said that he bail been left well off. When I went into the room on Monday afternoon the deceased said to me " Oh, you have come at last, hut the angel of the Lord has been to deliver me." She pretended to be • person of pious and religious habits. I believed she was inane when she uttered that expression. and in for conversation which I had with her I could see that she bad not all her faculties about her. She asked me to make her will. Mrs. Calvert came to me that morning with • meanie that Mrs. Cann wanted to see me. When I saw her she wanted me to make her will, but I refused. She never mentioned Dr. Jooes's name to me at that time, but I koew years ago that she had had • misunderstanding with him. I did not ask her who the angel was, because I knew who she referred to as Mrs. Calvert told me Dr. Jones hail been called in. I have no recollection of having reminded her that she hail quarrelled with the doctor long ago. I have had many differences with her. She was most • imperious and unpir. Cant person, and we never met without quarrelling. I ceased to be her agent at one time. She reminded me on the Monday I allude to that we had quarrelled many times and made it up again. I knew that Sharpe had been in Brawls for • year or two, but I did not know that he had recently hen mar. rigid. Sharpe never expressed a desire that Mrs. Belli' should sot know anything about him. The haod.writing in the diary produced is not, I should think, that of Mn. This. looks like the writing of a servant and uot, of a lady, for Mrs. Hollis wrote • good bead. Mrs. Calvert recalled—l think I heard Mrs. Curtis, the sane, say she wrote the diary. Thomas Sharpe said —I was originally brought no to the medical pro/name, but 1 am not now in any business. I live at 111, Kt. Peter's-terrace, Islington. I bad known the deceased about nine years, awl have been en terms of great intimacy. I have known Dr. Jones about six or seven years, and became acquainted with him through an advertisement. I east/4 Its. Jones in hie business, and visited his patients ap to the 14th of February. I had repeatedly told him I knew Mrs. !hills, but we called her Mrs. Oapell. On one remain Mrs. Jon* asked me if I knew Mrs. Caps l's real name. Sleigh objected to this evidence, as Dr. Jones was not present. Mr. Serjesnt Fla Motive —Did you furnish Mrs. Jones with the correct Christisn and surname of Mrs. espell ! Witness —1 tti4l. sir. Mr. Porjeent dulliustine—And did she in your presence write it flows! Mr. Sleigh—That iv not evidence. Mr. Martin (the chief clerk) -We most take Mrs. Jones to Le the spat of the mecum. Mr. Sleigh--Whatever is in writing must Le produced. Witness —I new her write something down. I never knew Dr. Jaws visited Mrs. Capon until after her death. I saw him on the Tueolay and Wednesday. and he never men tiooed that he was attending Ls. (pall. I knew samuel Proctor sad Richard Ruttiness. The latter we. half uncle to Dr. i 5..., asd the former Dr. Jones's servant. They IMO loth at the doctor's been on the Monday, Tuesday, ad Wednesday ' Mr. Edward Morton maid—l am a shorthand writer. I was pros) at a trial at the Probate Court. when the will predated was sought to be proved. IWA down a great part of the Masses, of which I produce • correct transcript. My eindelsat emplaned the soles. in. widens, Is the shorthand-writer's cotes bee already =dls the report of the proceedinp in the Probate ud it is therefore to repeat it Uwe. The embalms of it wee that Dr. ows swore that be cheesed him diploma at Aberdeen, and afterwards that ems other penes obtained it by personating him, sad %rear, Mat he was at Chipping Norton all the time, asd ins never at Aberdeen at all. Mr. 61111jsuit Balkan tine—l hays now to ask that the premier iney be committed to take kis trial os the champs al foraley and perjury. [The ease bad sot concluded when our report left.] RUOCILISO CAAII or CIUMLTT TO A NORM. Charles Hob* • carman in the employ of Augustus Jan Clark, • contractor of Bernmedeer, was charged before Mr. Barker by Mr. W. Love, of the Royal Society for the Preventioa et Cruelty to Animals, with hay* cruelly tor tured • hens under the following elsesnistasom : It appeared fres the evident. of liasitk, a constable of the Regal Somely, that be saw the primmer driving two harem in a east, which waii heavily laden with clay and meth. when he milked that the hems in the shafts was Madly able to keep upon its legs, end was only kept from /slli ng by the she.. He (the Aker) followed the prWoner seem little distance, when the hens fell to the where it lay groaning and t rem bli ng w ith pain. I li ft eD4 e a little time several men came up and attempted to get the animalnnita leg; but it was in such a state of weakness and exhaustion that it could not stand. The C=7then took the leading h orse , an d filmed the chain 0 the collar of the horse on the ground, and was about to drag the poor animal along the ground, when the masers .by called shame, and he (the oer) interfered. Upon exam g the bone, he foundsev eral old faltering wows& and n b:ils under the saddle, and ftv the addle was ma turated with the discharge issuing from the maids. The horse was altogether in a wretched condition, sad mat for any kind of work. The weight it was helping to draw wee two tom and a half. He (the °amiable) then took the pri mmer into custody. In an to the charge the prisoner coofewied that he was aware the bone was malt for work, but he said be couldn't help it ; if be did not drive it some one else weak'. Mr. Barker mid the ewe ma one of very greet cruelty, and the worlds. harass whilst in such • wretched condition was a disgraceful pretties, which must he put • stop to. Is default of paving a flee Ms. the prisoner was com mitted to prima for 21 days. with bard labour. ..-...,.. -...............-. S. 171 I Ita MISS. Closing grim Salas to-day I Saturday. I to 1 pm. ISS ail 4110•1114 MIL 67 61 _ S. IN all Ilya liscilelaislp.a St 01 111 Do. _ 001 all Basle do. 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New 3 per cent ll4 11 - 4 all RoyalBeedishs percent - - - 10 ,sll B.AluaL3ni•Ven. 3p. c. 91 10 - 10 ilia Southern ofFranceip.c. 114 11 - 100 all I Victor Lranianuel 6 p.a. 4 04 ':' - 10 all WAN.W.olFranoatp.o. 14 11 - UOCILIS. XL lIL I Doom lid 110.4111 lit. Osenkseelee IN 114,050 el Uwe p. et. Prat, Ma lte 6041,11111 el. Nut M well Wk lee MAO IL looks 111 MOOG et. 111. eeelesim Catiterlse tee NUM et. p INAS el Vidalia is. Mee Se De. New —.- 116 U 8 :6 xd U 16 xd 611 i id 118 6$ SS OS i iMs —. MCUSITIZB. lei lie LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. fir macresio macsaus.) GOODWOOD.—(Mtmg D tY. ) The follogring hones have arrived :—Kiklonan,= Norio, Volum°, Express, Sir Starlight, isperkee, East Stanley, Chialtaia's Daughter, Surprise a, SAW Mon Etoils, Rastas, Wingrave. Girdle f, Goma, =of Vale, Winton, Kaybell f, Comforter, Adios f,, stitch. West End, Captain Fortibus, Snapshot, Creehet f, Roes* Lady ;Manche, Parmesan, Rosalind. Nemesis. Gib raltar, Southport, Coulon, Carbine, Hubert, Beldam, Madge Penton, Caterer, Keane, Brownie, Yana'-Arms, Geessal Hem, Bioodelle. Fife, Caetiniers. Ate of Clubs, Enight of St Prank,Vemiss-resin• Night, Longshot, Birdha Alba, Royalism, Madlle. Chantilly, Cosmopnlite, La Vapour, Rung* Preteedent, Estrella, Bertha, Lava, Walloon, Donee del Lege. Malta, Admits', Ellertoe. Middleton Maid, VEM., Sinks, Starke, Umpire, Aosta, Optimist, hee " , Satellite, Saida Olive Branch, Anth em , Diadem, Golden Fierce, Barb , Thunderbolt, Miss GreselLt, Jinglaag Spioshos. Lord of the Mayor, Patriot, Nutlitigis. Orneeli Patrick, Stam pede. Itlbsayeir c, Onsiew, Vancouver, Queen of Ooditisa f, fdpein. Wasiak Clitisubilde I by Oassobie, Conspiracy I, lbarr Mem f. 1317DDIEN Thum The Rev. Pegg" Turner, one of the Isaias Noceoeformist mienelem el Southampton, died in the meet awfully sedan mass, bet Friday evening. Bete's, /I and 9 o'clock the rev, geatleman was walking through Bevoie.valley, when he was suddenly mined with a sort of • (Makin Bt, sad, finding himself very ill, he stepped hate the Ilmns sad Sceptre Inn for assistance. As seas as le wine d her he fell into the arms of the wia.a. Re. a. end empire' almost instanteneouly. Mea sown aim despatched for medical aid. and Dr. R. S. heeler wen early in attendance, but the vital spark bad un leopeir led, death having reunited from a it of apoplexy. ilemeed gentleman was pastor of the Victona•roosne stZI Church, and was much beloved and y:he body over which he presided, Or:tad:4 tan at large. He has left a widow an.l large f to MOM their untimely Inas. Mr. Turner's sadden NW Lamated death wax referred to in approprkde Memo hi may of the pulpit. of the town at yesterday's wrier. A WHOLE FAMILY NEARLY POMUNED BY Kamm Moszsoosa. —An alarming occurrence took place la the parish of Gillingham last week to a respectable wherebt oy asarly the whole were poisoned. si r. lame, farm er . and hi s 'boy, rent out one morning and gathered some mush rooms from the B.ld where they grew very large, being called borne mushrooms. They obtaised a considerable quantity * sad took them home, when the wen told her bribsed shed d not think they were good. He, however nesinleMed wed th e = were, and the whole were put is a fry* pen after winch they were partaken of by Mr. and N,.. Dew% a child about three years old, one about a yearmad•a-half, sad the servant girl. In about halfne-boar Mrs. Down eon. plaited that she was not very well. and that she felt giddy. fibs walked to the door for fresh air, whoa she fell irate the arms of Mr. Howe, but at the same time be wee very elek yea se the &Bares. Mr. J. E. Niles, surgeon, wee sing far, sad be administered sash remedies as were es pied, lei Km Down rourdoed unwell for some time. thmigh wit ateloppy to gay that they ere all now moovered from what thoottamed to be a fatal atioatrophe. —Salutary Journal. SHAM L1828.-(THIS DAY.) Two eiCtori. The railway share market is still very inactive, and prices are mostly the same as at the close of business on Saturday. Great Northern stock, how ever, shows a alight improvement. London and North Western stock is now gnoted 931 to 1 • Great Western, 701 to ; 121# 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to , being rather flat ; Cale donian 991 to 100; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; South Eastern, 801 to 811, being dull ; and Eastern Counties, 491 to 80. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are marked par, being firm. The shares of the two principal Canadian lines are rather heavy. UIDOMAY MUIR AND 111400111. Osiale4ll. sh. IN I asn.wiiva I a r a h r,47 l wpm. Grua . 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A li IT N i n • 11 ; 111 IT IS • 61 1 110 133 116 •71 id lit id xd xd 70 4 0 i ) I Par i pial e es par 11, 11i Two heavy thunder storms are reported this morning to have done severe damage at different park of the country. At Warrington, several places were struck by the lightning ; one workman was severely injured, sad soother bad &narrow escape. The bench at which he bad been working a minute previous was shattered to pieces. The storm was a very heavy nue, and the country round Warriogtoa sustained considerable injury. At Donoister the storm was not so severe, but some damage was done; hd one poor fellow, working at a new house , was killed on e spot. APoTHICARIII6' HALL.—At a court of examiners held ea Thursday, the 25th instant, the following gentlemen were admitted licentiates of the society :—lisears. James A likyard, of Clesthorpos, Lincolashire ;W. J. Bonner, of Somemeheire; Samuel Cookson, of Needham ; B. L. Davies, of Welshpool, Montgomery shire t i bnutel tlibeek of Hull ; William Hope, of Halifax ; John W. Masao, at Upper Iferylaboeiretresi ; F. J. Par. sous (no address gives) ; G. B. Phillips, of Clapham ; C. J. of Brighten; Benjamin Si d Henley-on. Thames ; Frank Simpson, of Whitby; _ .D. Stone, of Lincoln'e inn-fields ;A. W. Wallis, al Ololtit &Ns and H. J. Young, of Bath. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two O'CLocz. The Stock Exchange remains very quiet, but prices are firm, this being a fine day. The funds are very steady, at the slight improvement which took place on Saturday. In the share markets, in which preparations for the settlement have com menced to-day, scarcely the slightest variation has occurred in prices. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's l telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 85c., being sc. better than on Saturday. The scrip of the new India Loan is firm, at 100 to 4, and the Five per Cent. Stock at 99/ to 4. Consols are officially marked 90 and 4, for money, and 901 and 90 for the account. The present quotations are 90, " buyers," for money, and 90 to 4 for the 7th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 4, 90, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 894, I, 90 ; India Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 994, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 65., 10s. dis. ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1014 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 12a., 7s. die. Foreign stocks are steady. Mexican allows chief dulness. The Turkish loan of 1854 is firm, at 781 to 79, and that of 1868 at 67 to 4, showing in the former instance an improvement of about per cent. compared with the closing quotation of Saturday. Sake are recorded as follows :—Mex loan Three per Cents., 224 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 484, 4, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 414, ex div. ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, CC Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 674, 4 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011 ; Venezuela One-and-a-Half per Cents., 9. The Lawrence Brown has arrived from Mel bourne. Owing to her long passage, some anxiety has prevailed respecting her safety, and increased rates of insurance have been paid at Lloyds'. The Tasmanian, from the West Indies, Las brought 245,5001. in specie. The fortnightly- settlement in "hares and foreign stocks will commence to-day and terminate or. Wednesday. About 95,000/. in gold, mostly Australian was bought by the Bank on Saturday, making 394101. since the date of the last return. The Europa, for Boston on Saturday, took only 39,978/. in specie. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of August. The total is considerable, but accrues chiefly on Indian lines, the calm on which are usually paid to some eueut in advance Amount per Shim Due. Already Nailer Due In Aug., 1861. Ditto Paid. Can. of Marla Amount. Danube and Black Sea 1 RIO 0 0 2,679 620,720 Beat Indian S per Cent. Debenture, 1661... . ... 31 25 p c 25 0 0 p et. 260,000 (treat India% Peninsula - 1134;r;74 --- 14 10 2 0 0 165.000 HicPsnd Ca 4s. abases 20 24e. 110 0 160,000 RecifeandSao Francisco 16 17 2 0 0 60,000 Serenoidoi 1 4 0 0 0,000 Shrewsbury and Here ford New Shares Vale of Heath LID Prof 1 12 2 0 0 7,500 310.000 225,0011 lto,ooo 24,41011 47.070 15.000 Total in August Total called In eight months of 1861 C 9.11.8,501 _ _ The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is called for the 16th August, and that of the Charing-cross Railway Company for the 7th August. The half•yearly meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company is called for the 16th August, when it will be proposed to confirm the purchase of the Bpsom and Leatherhead Railway. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders in the London Joint Stock Bank will be held on the sth Sept., to elect a director in the place of Mr. Ambrose Moore. The Morayshire has arrived from Chins with 952,6001bn. of tea, and the Bacchante with 648,90011ia. and 1,983 bales. SATURDAY EVIITING. The discount market was quiet. Choice bills were taken at 5 to 5# per cent. At Vienna yesterday there was a slight improve ment on the Bourse. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 "sellers," for the 7th of August, were to-day alternately " buyers " and "sellers "at 90. At the close there were buyers at that price. For money the final quotation was 891 to 90. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 891, 90; ditto, for account, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 892, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, # ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 091 1 ,# ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 6s. dia. The India Loan scrip was rather firmer at 991 to 100#. The Five per Ceot. stock closed at 991. to 1. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted Ile. to 7s. die. ; and the June Ss., dis. to par. The foreign stock market was quiet. In the &benne of business there was a reaction of per cent. in Turkish Bonds ; the Loan of 1854 closed at 78k to I, and that of 1858 at 67 to #. There W&M no alteration worthy of notice in the market for bank, land, steam, or miscellaneous shares. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-dai were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 4 to 5 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 11-1 to 13-16 prem.; Universal Marine Insurance, I to I dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, par ; Chum Marin e, and Japan Steam, par ; Com mercial Copper, par to * prem. ; Natal Land, * tot die.: Compressed Coal, t to * prom. ; Orien tal and General Marine, to prem. ; and City of London Fire Insurance, to 1 prem. Victoria Government Debentures were rather more inquired for to-day, the new loan being now off the market, and were marked 1051 to f. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The mining market to-day is quiet, and pre sents few features of interest. Tolvadden sh-ums are in demand, at 20s. owing to au improvement at the mine. East &radon are quoted 24 to ; Great Retallack, 19s. to 20s. ; Marko Valley, 81 to 9 ; East Basset, to 85; and Huodifoot, 34 to 35. . . St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for, and are marked 334. Mariquita have been dealt in at I. Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are very quiet. With regard to the general position of the mining market, the circular of Mr. Peter Watson has the following : During the past few months the mining market has as sumed a very unfavourable position ; indeed the havoc and depression in the price of shares has been such as to cause a panic unparalleled in the history of British Biel dead and progressive mines have all suffered alike, and in many mines—indeed, • majority—can be bad at half, if not a quarter. the price they were selling at 12 to 14 mouths age. Thisbe@ been caused by the tightness of money, the very serious fall in the price of metals, copper, tin, and lead. The unfortunate state of American affairs is at the very root of all this stagnation. Mining alone has not suffered, but every trade throughout this country; the only anxious hope now entertalued is that some proper uudentanding may shortly he achieved between the Northern and Southern States, and with the prospect of a good early ' baryon before us, the general impression is that all trades would soon be more animated and increased into activity. By the present appearances we may prognosticate that we have seen the worst, and therefore the old adage is now applicable—" when things have seen the worst, they will begin to mend." The year 1847 should not be forgotten, when a similar panic occurred, and the enormous amount of money made in the following years 1848, 1849, and 1&50. At Camborne Veen Mine meeting on the 7.lrd inst., the account, shuwed a debit balance of 1,5061. 18e. 91. A call of ss. per Aare woe made. Great Wheal Fortune, on the 24th inst., declared •divi dend of 101. per share. East Treskerlby Mine, on the 23rd inst., made •all of 10a. per share. At Wheal Agar meeting, on the 26th inst., the account' showed • debit balance of 2421. 4e. A Can at 2s. per abate was made. se as zal is ISZdE COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARIC-LAN_L-17118 DAY.) The weather is very favourable for the approaching harvest, aa although there are at times some few shower', there is plenty of sun to ripen the corn. The late rains wale prove very beneficial to the chalk laud in Hampshire sal part of Kent. The supply last week of home-grown wheat was ex tremely s hor t ; barley , oats, beans, and peas very tniling. Malt, a fair qusatity, and flour very moderate. Scotch and Irish oats not worth notice. . . Ths foreign supplies of wheat were moderate, nearly all American, with the exception of one cargo from the Black Rea and • parcel from Bremen. Barley, • small supply ; Black Sea, Mediterranean, and Egypt. Oita very oontraoted, the bulk being Archangel, Petersburg, and A rocriaus. Flour, • moderate supply of American barrels. A good swly of peas from Canada, but nothing else of importance. The supply this morning of English wheat is rather more liberal, and the trade to-day is steady at the quotations of this day week, both English and foreign. Flour without change. Norfolk', 35a to 37e. Town made remains 4 Mo. Other descriptions continue firm. Barley dull. Oata, • little doing at the slight advance of Moods,' last in fine corn ; inferior, slow sale. Beans, peas, and tarot extremely dull trade. Linseed and "spewed not brisk. Clover am& and trefoil, but little doing. ?warm CA ROOES. —Few now off the coast on sale, trot)" 'toady at the last quotations. Winn.— English : Emax and Kent, whit*, new, 39e. to 565. ; ditto, fine old, 61s. to frie.; ditto red, new, 3lis. to 4ds.; ditto, fine, old, 564. to sae. ; Norfolk, ha, fine, old, 57a. to 595.; red, new, 44e. to 52. Foreign : Dmitsie, 635. to 645. ; fine, 655. to 695.; extra, 695. to 70a.; Soo r .59.. to 615.; ditto. extra,644. to 675.; Rostock, 63e. to 675. ; Mecklenburg red, 645. to 605.; Uckermark ditto, 56e. to 395.; American white, 61s. to 625.; ditto red, 595. to 60..; Canadian, 60s. to 63e. !ie - Um—English malting, 425. to 44e. ; fine, 49.6. ; ng grindi 30s. to 325.•, and distilling, 301. to 3Ls. per qr. foreign inading, 27.. to 3•25.; ditto diddling, Ws. to 295.; malting, —s. to —s. )(ALT.—English, Essex and Norfolk, Ns. to 635. ; tole, 635. to 70a. ; Kingston and Ware, 65e. to 72a.; brow, 50s. to 58s. Oats.-Engl i sh feed, 20a. Od. to 255. Od. ; potato, 275. to 31s. ; foreign, 235. Od. to 265. ET; 281. to 30s. Bgaia-English tick, 38a. to 40a. ; harrow, 40.. to 43, ; pigiscm, 40s. to 445. • foreign, Mangan 361. to 375. ; tick. 38s. to 40a. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 445. ; ifgyfitian, 365. to i7s. PLS.-English boilers, 38s. to 425.: whit* and blue, Zs. to 40a. ; n s, 40a. to 435.. ropy, 36. to 365. ; hog, 36a. to 38e. ; foreign. 36. to 375. Rota.-English town, 455. to 465. ; ditto fine, 535. to 555. ; country, 435. to 455. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 335. to 37s ; French, 465. to 48s. pa sack; American, 275. to 31.; Canadian, 27.. to 31a. ; Spanish. 465. to 495. FLOATS'S) Cahoots, all C. F. and L-Wheat: Beall 'mkt sad Ifarisnopk, per 4921b5., 51s. to 535. ; °kirks, Ms. 6535. ; Polish Odessa, per 480th., red, 51s. to 525. ; white ; 575. to 595. ; Danube and Galata, 43a. to 495. ; Egyptian, 38s. to 40a. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, r74oooiths., 235. to 265. ; Odium and Danube do. 24 5. to 255. Beaus : Egyptian, par qr., 38a. to Ala. Main e : Odessa and Galata, per 4921 M., 31s. 6d. to 33a. ; Email and Bulgarian, yea 4801ba.. 295. &L. to 325. ; French, els., --a to --s. ; Americas, do., 30a. to 325. Biwa —Osoars seed, per qr., 491. to 465. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 48.. to 528. ; Ilusturd mod, per bushol, white, 15s. to 191. ; brows, 13. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr. crushing, 50s. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000 , 121.15 e. to 131.5.. ; American, thin, in bris, per too, 101. sb. to 101. 155.; do., thick, round, sad oblong, 91 . 10s. W 101. 10s.; Baltic, 91. to 9/. ss. ; 91. 51. to 101.55.; Baps Wm, 51. to U. 10s. int nu INTO LONDON nom JULY IN 10 JULY 17. • w 0606,191. shl 9 - o: —Vm l7 l l7 . qr 6 976 11 49 qrs. Ira 1. Till I? Wel .. .... Forelgi..; 1 . 1796 .... .. . . 93A L G Bill lift W 6 I 6116 976 SW 16 (macaw es t, IIM N L s. L It6LJ 11111 11 ... 17 .. Inornia.—Wbset, U lour, 211 cwt.. I gra ; i.e. Has asaa.. .. 1314 '271 beam, HO qua; peek 160 v*: MINCINGI LANE -(THIS DAY.) The I°ll°.inliicer/ wise a» advertised so for `, 11 " 1744 —Bl% : 450 and 1 700 es al ~ beee. & pn n gal, vate contract markets have 1: begs Madras. I:o's' Friday. A parcel of Necranme Arracaa rice sold at Os. cash, and a floating cargo at 10a. 600 bags saltpetre sold. refraction 2i and 3., at Xs. 6d. General quotations are unaltered to-day. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. PetersbUrg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 46a. to 475. ; July to Sept., 47e. ; Octobsr to December, 475. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Stock on head this day ....casks Delivery lag week Ditto from let June Arrival last week Ditto from let Joao Itioe Y.C. ate cwt. this dsy Ditto Tows last friday 22,432 798 7,962 2,395 18,303 666. 94. 63.&L WOO I,IIMI 14.5:4 5,7 5 8 12.710 bia. 04. Ur W. 65,4! , M1 MUT 1,1:► 0021 47i. Gs. 401. Arrival tor the week ending August 6 WI year, 2.662 casks, and delivery 1,844 casks. The arrivals last week compnse .( 574 casks Iran St. Petersburg, 642 train Australia, and 211 trunk South America.—Total, MS asks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a much larger supply of beasts than for a long time past, consequently prices are lower and a cleamero cannot be effected The number of sheep and lambs also rather larger than of late. Choice qualities, however, are not plentiful, and prices are about the sane as on Monday laid. The calf trade is about the same as an Thursday. Prom Germany and Holland there are 1,t04.3 boosts, 6,470 sheep, 214 calves, and 140 piss. France—:S7 calves. Scotland-180 beide ; Ireland, 230; Norfolk and Suffolk, 399; and 2,000 from Northern and Midland coun ties. Per stone of 811.5. s. d. 5. d. Per stone of Sibs. p. A. s d. Best Scots. flers(ds. 4 • 1 Best Dna& Hf.bdsBh 6 0 5 Best Bbort-baews ♦ ♦ Bad Long-w 0015.... 0 0 0 0 Second gas/ Imam 3 4 Do. do. Shorn 4 10 5 0 Oahu Pigs 1144tDusetAlf-b . reds 0 0 Lamb, ..... 6 0 6_o ; Aesop and lambs. 27.lici;61vve, 640. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mesere. Pattenden and Smith report the amounts front Mid and Fret Kent and Worcester are rather more favourable, but the greater portion of the Weald of Kent and Sussex will do next to nothing. Market quiet. Duty, 110,0001. PROVINCIAL SHAER MARKETS. Lfrasroot., JULY 27. Caledonian, 9111—laseadhe sad York• shire Stack, 111+ I—London sad North WeMere, 98.--Nouth &stem 241—Duteb Rhenish, OrsudTrunk of Canada, 44 — Groat Ls temhours, 7 13-16. . MANCHENTILS, JOLT 27.—Tbe market was quiet and 0(34. American stocks Improving. Oreat Western, 761—Lee:1p. 1111— Sheffield. CC—lllidland, 1211 Berwick, 1051—North Steroid. 41 —oawestry and Newtown, 6}—Dover., 24 5-16--Sheffield, P. d. IW. pref. 6 percent., 4 p.—Dover. new 5 per cent. red., i p•— Omud Trunk of Canada, 4 11.16-111Mois Central, 36 d. - --..--, ii4;4lkir, JOLT 27.—Amung to-day's esles were Fatah Statforainli Ire Railway shares at 11—Birmingham Bank, tit—and Birmingham Waterworks, new, .it pm. There were hupers id Dis trict Banks nt 127—Dudley aod Wird, Bromwich, 6i—Stmirliriiigs and Kiddernunirter Banta st 11—sad Shropshire Bank, A TOVRINT MOND DitAD ON LANGDALE FELL. Ae inquest was held on Thursd at the White Lion Inn, Langdale, touching the death o f Mr. Cornelius Soule, on excursionist from Liverpool. Robert Okidi, of AltrineNurt and &enemata College, Oxford, undergraduate, said,—On Tuesday last, the hill inst., I left Wasidale in company with a 'gentleman named Holden to crow &airfoil, and into Langdale. As we descended R. set-gill into Langdale I looked round and saw a man who I thought was botanising among the rocks on the opposite Fide of the watercourse running down the Gill. That man is the deceased. We went down the Gill to the edge of the watercourse, and called to the deceased to come down. He began to descend, but was obliged to rest several times before be reached the bottom. Mr. Holden asked deceased bow long he had been winderiug &bout, and he said, " All the morning." It was then About 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Mr. Holden then asked him if he had had anything to eat, and he said that he bad had * lille ec tin and water and a morsel of ham and bread. De c oomplaioed of a very metre pain, and several times placed hi. band upon the region of his heart. He said he had id the pain for four yearn, but did not know whet it was, Mr. Holden then gave deceased a little brandy from a flask which he carried in his pocket. He seemed to be a lift% revived and easier after it. He said that he came from Liverpool by an excunion trait. He wanted to go to the top of Seawfell. He said he had been up Illticklaw 13 years before, and Snowden four years before, and he whbed very much to ascend Scawfell, as being the highest point in England. He said he was either 72 or 73 yews of age, I cannot exactly say which. When he sat down to rest the last time he seemed to have a sudden arum of pain, fell Lock. kicked considerably with his feet for a moment or two, and while lying be drew a deep breath at intervals of about half a minute, for three or four minutes. At this time a deg belonging to Mr. Hodes drew our attention from de ceased for a few aec lAN and when we looked again we thought that deceased was dead. He moved his arms onne a ft erwar d., and the. died. We thou untied hi neckcloth. We were in deceased's company altogether about half an hour before he died. The deceased, when we saw him at first, was in • dangerous place, and be told us that he had been two hours in aseending to the point where we first sow him. He had no fall after we saw him, nor did be com plain of any injury or pain except that in his breast. My opinion is that the deceased died from au affeetion of this heart, brought on by overexertion. The jury returne d verdict of " Died by the visitation of God. In deceased% pockets were found some biscuits, • small moister with' tea in it, a bottle containing a little (*mad 21. 10. 94d. in money, a third.chus excursion railway pa pa insurance ticket, a bunch of keys, and a letter addrered " C. date, Queen -square, Liverpool."—Cartisk Petrie. 114 w• or by - -