The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-30 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT sumac nutaues.l I:4 )ODWOOD MERTING.—(THIB DAY.) CRAVEN One toile. inertne. 36111 e. Chantilly, Gibraltar, l'r.iter, Andrey, I:4lhis Stria*, MatteWte, Buccaneer, ilurvu a the 14e, sea Wigton are here. K the mile and a half. Johaay, Ea.t stmiley. Knight of St. latarhgla. aml Loh Manche ar. here. Foho.toise aaJ l'arstati kit are scratched. LAV.IST STAKES. Half • mile. ClaidtMa'a laamilder, Karma, Xarolla. and are bete. '4l I...ertmere sad Clareecy ere scratched. 1:50 PLATY.. Philip, Oahu.liar, Shingle. sad Diadem ue here. ItTEIP.% RIX( CUP. Sit furlongs. Themdrehat, I 'ainol.4it•• Sot , Hite. ender. FThvolit. ,/we. thraaral H. Fir W.Huai. Kraus.... Mistake, . 1 . duo'. Wirt.e. Lord of the Muse. Items; sou, i eseessam. Carlyle. Nettaish. Nwl.er , )lao.at- Arms, Kidaht a St. Petirk, N M. rev. queue Cale. Athcmt.6..., ltapoo, threrve. .rum. Nei. Mehl, Spoulaz Life, Hilly thmudles, Leg. Lama eacesiver. Helm, &dale. Hockley, ...awn. I A Vspesir, Calash. Huse% Camper.l.6l. l . Soap due. Emilie. they 11.1. e . NMority. Chriembilde, I.Nuaire Putrid.. tAehirer. meal Couleur de Rees are bare. Trowateee. Paheetaae, Neerlieesh, Wriassa. New *IOUs. I 'safes*. Wilda% IC_frai Dfra mo d, Fllrr4l The hroo.. Vasa* Kam 1. OiWrilea, Botts, sal Hu Mai are scratched. HAM ...TAKES. tic furlsegL I. eeki Tlempe Las.,:tua, 1 . turbri f, C..aliton• f, tuitrue• kw. ilkluir's I iwaghtvr, awl Hubert are bete. trims a IVA!, I h." 114 newt, Tiara, Itheelbaand, Khortatente, 1:.n.11., fh..na.faby, Wombat., !fathom. Moe Juba. Tuted thin. Fravate, Itainalus. Little Itrainmer, I:urafie fln V..lutear, Mietral, ('oat*, Bail (bele. Sweet Itaathore. Viild W dl . Kueslay, Knehaquer, Adair I, The Knave, spit*. ..d Valswatar. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Maws Mr. Commemioser IN RP LENNIE. The kaakrept was as oilman, .1 Old Ford. This was the • i•119i0.111t00 Ines•l lag. TIN bankrupt onus 1,650 d. ; are abated alalawl %RM. Mr heces, I the smugness', examieed the baakrupt as to the Jimpead of a shop whisk he had at Swathed, awl which he hod sold to his sister.ualaw for 42if. just before the husk ruptcy. It appeared that he had takes hills for :1771., of which refl. sad lame paid ; he believed that the rentaialer were asssl. The last bill was mot due until February Dell. Ile called a niceties of bit creditors immediately after the sae, and heeded over the bills to them. List larearbsr he opened a shop at Crosby .row, %%door* seal sold it su the followieg February. Before thst he had disposed of a shop at Bruton, the purchaser of which had Neocene resolvent. Mr. C. E. Lewis appeared for the haakrupt. It wa• ultimately arranged that the inquiry should he pursued at a print.' Nitta& and the kaakrupt was allowed to pass. THE POLICE COURT& ('THIS DAY.) 80 UTII W A RK. lONGULAR TTT TPT To CoNWT ACICIDT. Matt Arc Trait:all, • desnat•lookirig man. • shoemaker, was brought before Mr. Borehare, from Mt. Thomas's lloa. pital, charged with maim,: a most determined attempt to commit made by attain h threat. Police covetable 49 L said that on Wednesday evening last. about 9 o'clock, be was on duty in the litlackfriars• cud, when be maw &crowd is front of the Old Hing's Head public-boons. ths goiag there kw perceived the primmer with hie throat cut, sa d - ems we had taken a shoemakees kells tram him. Witness conveyed him tc St. 11moses Hospital. where be had nem remained. Mr. Bonham asked the prieoaer what he bad to say for himself. Ile replied that about sixteen months ago he was foolish rough to marrya arced wife,asid having hadgreat confidence it the trot be trusted her, but soon found out his Ras- take, for she turned out not only a drunkard, b u t a thi e f. hay robbed the landlord , sad was sentenced to three inoistbs' hard labour at Lambeth police-ruin. When she came nut of priton he received her again, Lod in a few days she returned to her old habits, and rubbed him of everything she could lay her hands ea for gin, and her conduct had so upset ban that he did set care what berme of himself. Mr. Borchelt* asked him why he mode such a wicked at tempt on his life The prisoner rid that his wife Lad actually sell the last thins she was porested of, and meeti ng her in the street he remonstrated with her. She abused htm so much that is the beat of passion he foolishly cot his throat. He was sorry fur it, and would promise sot to make mach an attempt on his life again. Mr. Burcham told him that if he had a bail wife be should live apart frost her and not seek to take his life. As be promised not to make sae!' an attempt again he should diseaarp Wen. SHOCKING INHUMANITY TO A CHILD MT !TS PATlllit. Yaiterday, at the Dewsbury petty anaions, the beech win gamed in investigating • charge of shocking bill. tality to a child by its father. The child, a girl not Mx years of age, was brought into court by its mother, and it wee inset to ail that it had se/wed from gross ilhmege for a agga of time. Tho right arm sad l e ft thigh were is einempteece of their sot bari ng be set alb= brobsa by We Uglier. brutal treatment some time age. Its face was lined up with hove skithosed the appanage of the little sufferer was that of a child met throe years old, it bolas much Masted in growth. The father, Alfred 81t0P101, labourer of Roberttown, near Dewsbury, was charged with brutally kickieg it on the face on /Saturday, the pith inst., whereby he had - mowed a wooed which had entirely pene trated the kft cheek. The evidence showed that ghepley went home on the afternoon of the day abovetiamed, in a state of partial iatimication mad sane( the liMle girl play. the floor of We hitches, deliberately kicked it oo the fore with his iron-shoal boot. Tba mother, who was la the basis at the time, hastened to the child, and having rewind it from her huslased enleaveured to stench the Mail which gonad copiously from the wound, but being *Wile to do en, she took it to Use house of Mr. Thomas lerawaheld. _ _ Mr. Drassgeld deputed that the child, who was the illegitimate daughter of the prisoner, was brought to him no Saturday erelong by it. mother. He found its left cheek eutinsly cut thrmezh, the wound twin rather ewer two 'lichee in length. Ho applied the proper drew iega The child Ito knew had been pvisidy all.treatel since its birth. lon examining its body, he ("nod that both its right arm sal kit thigh had bees broke., and that they hid eerier received eirprul stteetioa. The clothes et the add when A we. brought to him were quite .tiff with ihriak Poklepeergaust Stevens said the child was the offspring of the primmer ...l hi. wife, but it bad been been helm their marriage. The prisoaer bail often ill treated it, end lad roused the Injuries not only to Disarm sad WO. butto it. cheek, though the former bad been doss same tame suers. The child did not weigh more than M\ There was pm of to *bow, if nemeserv, the; it had been MOO Inogisolsori bybit. mother also. no little girl's mother, Wee behaved in a very dippant end nafeeliog moms Is snot. was severely censured by the beech ; and her husband. the primmer. who pleaded guilty to the 'shams all& &gaud wee sorniaitted to the N'altedleid boom ef oerrectioo for air calendar months with hard labour. and ordered et tb.., expiration of that term to find onnotion Inc hie good behaviour for another six maths. —/fonalimiter r. DPITILDIAING Sr —information Of the aticide at James Massa, miles to Lent Ashburton, of Halh•honer. Piccadilly. bee been fornanled to 3k. Learshars. &Mil ometer fur Weeteliseter. Ost Friday sight lest, at about a quarterlies& elem., a letter was beaded to the deceased, .bib he raid by the xmliebt is the lan, and immediately cashed up-stairs is • very excited stags The funneling raring, aa be did sot come duns st the awed hour, the hoewheid became alarmed, asd his Iklelf was broken open, sal be wee found hanging by his UGH to the bed-post. He 4„.„.. but lit. ea . pine 'staid. Deceased had bens with LORI Ashburton for nearly twesty•livis years. per s..., to which be was is the service of the kW Duke of ktitiford A 211111D/LR !PM 11 , 1 , 01)VCRIID.-011! leadelll (says the Nvew.r krpir..o were lately asiqnsinted with the rri• rusrtshle fad that a skull, besuiog anapioiono lurks about LI bees discovered at Aldershot, and that people in. hir..l that a foul murder was eonimitted there army years 4 , This isferettee Appeared well founded, for • ear. I'M is mid to have declared that th e s k u ll mus t " l een buried for 12 or 14 years at least. It now ' rUS 041 , however, that the doctor was quite at fault, aa a•t, sle. those Pero.... who connected some dreadful Mum mth dismvery. The former possessor of the skull fell Loirol ti4lit in the *rimea, and • British soldier brought it to this country ass trophy. His spouse, however. 4 .terlol to the grim ornansest, which wag therefor c°ll. *weed to the earth, where the workmen noently found it. hope the doctor will be more cautious is future how in statures as opinion upon the antiquity of human remains. 7.4 ' Polite look the matter is bud, me we stated before, blvi tha UP t which is here mooed*" is the result of their 4""tioret THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1861. d'ITY ELECTION—(THIS DA Y.) The pulling has roweled this morning with great spirit on both aides. Ths IM return extended up to half past eight, when the embers were as follows : Wood ;109 Cubitt The sdissequent returns, issued successively by Mr. Wood's container, were as follows : YIN CiCIACIL Weal C• 1111 772 GS m ottani. l'ubitt 1,467 1,190 .I:t~i 4"11 M 411 61 66 IS N 88.111/11. - ii it s. si so ma IM LIS 166 106 107 101 la lee 121 111 IS SO 166 HI 76 77 116 HT Ile ill IN 106 106 106 96 08 87 110 8d OD 100 . 10.1 ii 104 17e let 10/ 74 70 20 21 10 12 15 114 114 114 US IST 144 114 116 101 104 ISO lib IN 110 n 74 94 94 lie 14 116 117 i • 06 70 i i WI US NS 114 11 PI 110 112 108 1111 SI 1 1 N pm 1 I i Pg. ... .. 1 2 di. Via 1112 ISt N 101 IS The II 100 10 100 M 100 SS 90 Ni '7 Sili NI ISt IS 40 Ile IN 1111 In 100 IN pie to warm. ii . NI 1 dis 0 31k eWsl I. UV U 71 11 Pt L 2 IT 38 1 811 ' 8 6We 18 89 if di, 81 die Par 231 91 19i POI wru M., GlNartb.4p.eataktJutr Semi et., Norfolk 4 p.c. t1at.42.0. 11.481 ei N. ea.t. tp.ot..haAjou .... et.' flonttbdi •p et 1717671 el. W.ll,l4lsodOeLieir4l. 1411 - in! . ••• Pis pa 9 4 Si- 111 -- 1101 7 P. I aloe. 111 - SIAVO NAM , 10.000 o.wo moo skin 11/.110 j %eel • ma %sell %M %MI I 11.010 7,101. 90.000 90,000 99%000 109000 111,000 109 000 00,000 9,000 111.000 09,0011 - iisil 11,310 *ow F 1 14 tAI 9 0 3 el 116 1100 110,001 81t/TlB/1 PI lb. I Pd 1 BAJLWATS. I Closing prior I Odd to-ttal I yesterday. I 1 0 1 140 4. 100 all Atladle 0 id. Lawrence, 57 61 - 116 100 I 600. Bar. &C.1n.g.64..0 114 06 - II all Do. do. li. . - •-•- 904 all , Baffalo&LokeHuronitl 40 6 _ 10 all Si Do. Pretenders - c.,,p. IN 100 butt.,Brent,..2oodericti 'p.c. Nit, Avg. 1. 1672 astlonedbyßaff.&l.ll. 76 00 -. 100 100 Do. July 1, 1173, ditto 46 70 - WI 100 Do..lntio 1. 1e74. 61140 06 70 - 6 all Matta & & liaterii 4 - 110 13 T.&Dockep.e.gas ll " II Ws ..., 30 74 Dodos, 4 eel& 1 0 . 4 - 1 10 all Samara ft l a Bast Indlan 0 all Do. Jubbelpore ..- - - 10p all Do. te p. et.Debent lld NI - 1M all Do. 6p. et. do. - 160 all Do. do. do. 111/5-7t 99 100 - 06 all Geodes( & lltalboird 1-• - - 101 101 Grand Trunk,: Canads 191 161 114 IS all De. 6 per el Pref. 10 all D 0 . 1144.101.119.0.110 47 62 - IS .11 Do. 0 per et. Ddesd 33 35 - 10p .11 Do. 7 per d. 1001 4O 43 - IN au Do. do. US.- 11 33 .- N. all Do. do. Lat._ St 33 - 11. 100 Odd ladlaa Yealasula 96 96 06 1 11l 10 Do. New le I die 0 10 100 04. 6. of l o ttat . 6=:L 9l 94 - It all OtWed '4 I' - . 13 Do. New 1 101 dim - 11. all Do.6p.ektda.pay73,w.opt 94 ett - IM all Do. 64 do.. 77. wltop. In 92 - 100 all Do. do. 78 wllisoultd. - - - 100 all D 0.% 9.46.11da.,pay.7; - - - 106 100 Sodras Guar. a+ per ol is vs 100 100 Do. do. 6do et. 116 96 - 100 KO Do. If per CO. Idea 66 117 .... K. all Do. 6 per cent. do - .... ills -- Di Id MelbAkeptly. ct.Beods -. ... - IX all N.bruntwick & end& dila A esp. 10 all Do. do. lasi 4o I 7 - • all Do. do. leap. do 6 6 - 10 di Do. do. land do 4 6 -. 96 WO &tide 6ll 100 - 110 16 Do. raujadt - 00 all Do. do - - - St. 100 D0.1nd.114.17104.9. ;DA& 90 92 I -- 10 1 14mlted.6arty I 1 di" _ • MAIO et Oseminka 1169 16063 et. Da 9p. A. Ili. Mall* 30344111 IL =4 Wirodlalls IN 11S as II? 1,633310 el WO 66 — 1.919,(100 el IL eadorese IN SI IS N 0,1939 el lei IMMO IL Vides% UN le S o f 9 I ew _ AOC moo' mow, AEI _._ __ ii,COO MAO 4001.13 1* 154,000 60,000 100,000 1 lea Award. Molted 10 Imagist% St.Jolue 411 ley (Limited) Do. Ladd 111 n. Co 1 Clo. Coo. 211 n. Co. Jaw 00 Colo, Copper Ooplapo 1 Duo Mountola Copper Various 10 Oeuerel ice) Ot. Northern Copper oft. outitrolla (Lis.) 8 La 1 Eopeioda (lAss.) ws I Dioltaalso 1 lia=o 1 N. et 11 wing= v ff tooliglookB Sileri/NW Port A Phillip b 1 MoNW Moth. (La) United Modem 1 Wceddos (Lim) JODI? STOCK Ape aad U. e. ar ,rte = l o iis Ags Bank of LoWak Bank of Turks, British N. Monks Chart Bank of Inas, Australia. aad Mae. Rita& Yea. ot Loa, and Mai 1 1 .n $ W ft ii rLois. of Olinda ...... Om. el Leados Mi. tleot..llAsiblehartd 0. UWE of Switterisnd Lae : h. Bank of Anita London and Conot London Joint ntoek London et South African Lon. and Nestmlnator.. Nat. Prot. of tiogland.. Do ?ow. SO National irk SO N.. tioVill Wass IS Orlitutal Bank Mows IS Ottoman hank NO Provincial [Men& Se Nona Anna' Union of Austrian Onion of Loudon Mint Slaws' t,... 1 t U Id i li 86 0 We 0 0 I 1 • Si SS Ili 1 * lir: 7 8 i i al• I i i i as I 8. i ter 1 L i 61 a u a a se n M u Ni a dl Ai lit 0 a sa 76 76 IA 171 161 1111 in tie • le 86i A n it 14 dis 611 se M AO IN 1* II SS ill IS A Atir.AlNexicass tic Di Mall St(.) Asstrallaa AgrialL• • • • Satin Mationtorks.. . Bet. 121611146. Do. B T war CAIIIIIIIIII Do. i taba lsteadaTeL (14 Itis.edNog.tbseit rehab ?Merinos Do. e p. et. Psrp. Deb Iteatindlalrrlg.et Cauel flrctrfo Taisassph Do. New iss. and Amt. Cop. Uri. Masa Navldati.a tibia ohlp (baited) Do. 17i per oeut. Pref. Inn. Diable& Tel. (L) Lon. Des. Omnibus Oe Madras tuba. & Canal MedlaserasseabraTel. Nediter. lb. 141.V/sal National Dlacouut 0o NerbuddaCoelittronX Netherlands Land 100 MO IN ne 1 141 ft 29 111 4i 41 BO Si 14 10 10 13 104 1341 N. NI NI 1$ IN 1O IN9 I 97 0 16 . 112 71 SS •f WI I t I le i i r.ii.7;4;:0765i141;: N. Brunk N. Soot. LA. 41 Brit AustraLulan.. Menial 9v _^ tbo. " leer Shares'.. orlon. In. stm. (Unt.).. Peel River Land at sad Oda Mies Dn. New R. 4.1 i lad. Tel. 6.41 altyaubey boa OD. Xi., Ise lova Ma Nam et. Ikeetbi MAL havestas *Mb Caskel Iletmobe Td. Gift I Oft de. Imillowed 10 Ds. de. le Tre,&.l. % O l tdis 1 Of die i — ,l a ie . 1 1 1 l a die 47 GO •11 71 • 11 poi ISI 1 .11 17 111 RS lii N . 114 I t I ..et As. et Australia (I Ina ted) Fuse hese. 4 fruetLe.Co.ll.C4unde them r ls. [ Tel. iL) IMenee'll Per I Pal 1 Ms pc ee •1 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DJ L) Two &Owes. The funds to-day are rather flatter. Yesterday's advance of 1 per cent. has nut been supported. In the share markets there is very little movement, preparations for to-morrow's settlement chiefly en gagiug attention. Business iu the Stock Exchange geherally presents no new feature. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 87c., being about the same as at the close yesterday. The scrip of the new India Loan is steady, at 100 to 1, and the Stock at 991 to 1. Consols are officially marked 904 and 90 both for money and the account. The present quotation is 90 to 1 for both. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232, 230 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 891, 90; New Three per Cents., 891, 90; Thirty Years' Annuities, April, 1885, 151; India Stock, 221, 219; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 991, o f ; ditto scrip, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1863, 961 ; ditto, 1869, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 6s. dia. ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "en faced" rupee paper, 1011 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 3s. dia. There is a further improvement of A to } per cent. in Turkish Bonds : the lakn of 1854 is now quoted 781 to 79, and that of 1858 67} to 68. Mexican Bonds have fallen, being last marked 21 Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991, 981 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1860, 87} ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221, 22 ; New Grenada Active, Hi ; Piedmontese Five per Cents., 71} (exchange, 26fr.); Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 90} ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 781 ; Spanish Ares per Cents., 48} ; Turkish Six per Cent& , 1868, 67}, 68, 671 ; ditto for account, 671, 1. The commercial demand for money yesterday was but langu id , and the rata; for choice bills in Lombard street were not more than 5 to 51 per cent. At the Bank of England there were scarcely any ap plhations. The expectation of a reduction of the Bank rate to 5 per cent. either on Thursday next or Thursday week, is increasing, although it is believed that, pending the result of the harvest and of the American loan proposals, the directors are anxious to postpone a reduction as long ae. possible. The amount of gold carried to the Bank yesterday wan 53.0001. The Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought 175,0001. in talver, and 70,0001. in gold. The Lawrence Brown Las arrived from Melbourne. Owing to her long passage (135 days) some anxiety has prevailed respecting her safety, and increased rates of insurance have been required at Lloyd's. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, with sales to the extent of 12,000 bales. The Italian Moister of Fioance K Bastoji, has just adopted a measure with regard to the new lo.in of 20 ,000 , 0001., which meets with much anim adversion in financial circles. It has been settled that the coupons of the new loan shall be made payable, amongst other plaoes, in London ; but, instead of pursuing the usual plan and fixing the rate of exchange, the Minister has intimated that the exchange at which the coupons are to be cashed here shall be fixed every six months. This arrangement is calculated to repel all English subscrip tions, for the inconvenience that may arise from a firctuating erehange is obvious. It at the same time opens the door to great irregularities. It is said that the United States government hopes to obtain par in London for the Seven pe. Cent. Bonds about to be offered. In financial circles here, however, it is co Isidered improbable Cat any important amount of the loan would float at that price. This being a war loan, and the amount being large, it is urged that a considerable inducement in point of price ought to be extended to subscribers. The New York letters refer to • number of sees of New York and Erie Railway ordinary shares by holders desirous of exchanging into the preferred shuns, this operation being considered advartageoas. Here, the former are quoted 26 to 27, and the latter, 424 to 43}. We I-tam by advio;ea from Constantinople that the whole of the sum required for the September dividend on the Turkish Loan of 1858 is now in the hands of the Ottoman Bank, with the excep tion of 28,0001 The London agents of the Illinois Central Rail road Company have received the following from Sew York, dated July 16 : We bare had for several weeks past some uneasiness in relation to our traffic ; since the destruction of both credit and thalami bank neter Illinois, value of grain is reduced to the standard of gold • Indian corn particularly, upon which we have relied fora large traffic, is realising very little money ; for the farmer gets only 12c. to 15c. per bushel, and the value of wheat at Chicago is too low to afford the expense of transporting it from Southern Illinois, where there is an abundance. Thus the blockade at Cairo affects our road with peculiar severity, depriving it from the Southern market at a time when the great abundance of grain has re duced prices in the Northern markets to so low a price that there is no profit left to the producer. Moreover, the war ceases a hoarding of specie in the West and very great economy, which affects the circulation and consequently t' e consumption. We find the outward freights of mer chandise, 'amber, Irx., («Wag off. Our general manager, Mr. Arthur, is meeting this exigency as far es it is in his power to do so by diminishing his trains and other economy of expense.. In the lands department there are steady re tail soles going on from day to day, chiedy in small plots of *acres, which we hope will aggregate over 100,000 dollars this month. It is out of the question to press collections while wheat and corn are so low. The farmer has not the means to pay with. The indications of the corning harvest are very favourable indeed. There has been a very buoyant feeling in Wall-street for a day or two past, arising partly from the brilliant mccesses of General M'Clellats and partly from marines from the South, that the deprivations they are labourng under from their sou-intercourse with the rest of the world cannot be en dured a twelvemonth, and that the people must ere long nasal the pressure of military rule in force there. The increase of traffic on the Galena and Wisconsin line arise. from :he surplus of old wheat in lowa and Minnesota,which in previous years was sold down the river, but is now forced across to the eastern market. The Committee of the Stuck Exchange yester day appointed Monday, the sth August, a spacial settling day in the shares of the "China and Japan Steam Navigation Company (Limited)," with leave for them to be marked in Cue official list._ _ _ Captain John Vine Hall, late commander of the Great Eastern, has been appointed general manager and representative of the Intercolouial Royal Mail Steam Company iu Australia and New Zealand, and proceeded to Sydney by the mail steamer from Southampton on the 20th inst. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 2,7821., and the South Eastern a decrease of 1001. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Northern Railway Company is convened for 17th August. The third general meeting of the Sim Paulo (Bra zilian) Railway Company is called for the 14th August. The half-yearly meeting of the North London Railway Company is called for the 13th August. The preparations for the settlement in the English railway market yesterday showed a decided scarcity of some stocks for transfer, particularly Great Northern, Laucashini and Yorkshire, and London and North Western, whilst Mid land and South Eastern were comparatively well supplied. On the whole, the supply of floating stock is very moderate. Never theless, the tendency of the speculative operations continues to be generally adverse, especially those on provincial account. The unfavourable im pression seems to be based on a belief that the dividends will be lees satisfactory than those de clared at this period of last year, and that the accounts will show considerable increase in railway expenditure. Great Northern stock de rives support from the fact that the aoconnt of a deceased speculator for the fall at Leeds is still un settled. South Eastern Unproved after the rocog- nised lours yekt..nlay afternoon to 81e to I, tie decrease iu the traffic being less than was expected. The following shows the terms generally current at the commencement of the " making up" yesterday morning : Leaden and North Western 1 " even " to j per cent. stock Great Western AI mang e, Lancashire and Yorluddro "even." Midland -16 to 5-16 per et. "cont.' South Brim Great raellwat to p?r ceut. ' Wok." Ditto A The Humphrey Nelson has arrived from Chios with 1546,00011 w. of tea. MONDAY Mvsymro. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 90, " buy ers," for the 7th of August, opened this morning at 90 to 1, and closed at 901, " buyers." For money the Lac prim was 901. The official limi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent Couaols, for money, 90, 1, 90 • ditto, for ac count (Augitht 7), 9 8 0 9 k 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89/, 1, 90, ; New Three per Cents., 891, I, 90 ; Gank Stoo , 232 ; India Stock, 221; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 991, ; ditto Fear per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 961; ditto Bondi; fle. to 10s. die. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " ea faced " rupee paper, 1011, The scrip of the new India Loanwas firm, closing at IC3I, but is still restrained from improvement by reelications for account of speculative allottees. The truth is, that the loan is in course of consolida tion in bout fide bands. The Five per Cent. stock was quoted 991 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills were last quoted Ih to 7s. clis. • the June 4s. die. to par, and India Bonds, 101 to 6s. dis. Foreign stocks were steady, with the exception of Mexican, which has receded to 221 to f The Turkish Loan of 1854 was supported at 714 to and the:. of 1808 at 67 to 4. No alteration occurred in the market for Bank shares. Aux:radian Agricultural and East and West India Dock stocks were rather heavy. The closing quotations for shares in new undee takings to-diii were as follows :—O cean Marine Insurance, Mersey Marine, 11 4 to 5 prem. ; Thames and Mer -16 to 13-16 preen.; Universal Marine Insurance, 4to dia. ,• London and Provinciid Marine, par ; China and Japan Steam, par to f ram ; Commercial Copper, par to i Pam ; Natal Land, /to 1 dis. ; Compr ess ed Coal, tis f prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, Ito 1 prem. Victoria government bowls were firm, at 1051 t to There were inquiries for United States and Virginia bouda. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLocz. The mining market remains inactive. Marie Valley shares are quoted 9 to 9f ' • Tolviulden, 22a. to 305., showing a fresh rise; East ' earadon 24 to East Wheal Russell, 31 to 4 ; East Wheal Ores vine, 41s. to 425. ; and West Polmear, 19s. to 90a. A few transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. St. John del Rey Mining shame have been dealt in at 33,; ; Linares, at 7 ; Mariquita, at j ; and United Mexican, at di and 4g. From Pendia' Nasals (July 27) the vista elate : " The lode in the 106 south has improved Wave our lama report, and is now worth 121. per fm. for tin. The doper in back of the 103 north have also improved, and are new worth 101. per fol. In other parte el the tine we see •• alteration to notice." _ _ —..„. From Wheal Concord (July 27) Captain Luke writes : " The lode in the eastern level is looking vary well. W. have already to surface full one sod a hall ton of ore, that will produce 75 per cent. of lead, which will treble the amount of cost of driving the level. lam pushing on theft level with :al possible speed." owns o'cuscc. WOO,l Cala 2,4/0 2312 wave cecLacw.. Waal MI 4 Cabitt an Wes.ocu. Wood -- ------ 4,156 lubit4 4,014 TWO °POMO. Wood 4,490 Cübitt Majority A grrd crowd entails the Guildhall hailed, with much clrertsg, the exhibition of the last return. The following are front the Leal Mayor's committee : ITN *taxa. Cubitt Wood 1,291 1,532 nem o'cume. COAL 2.164 Wood 2,664 ?MN, eclat& Cubit' Weed aux *sem cubit' Wad 4.121 A usritazzur AgazaumintAz °MUM (NM DAr.) The annual mee• of the proprietors was held at 1 o'clock. at the No. 5, laqaciou•strest ; Mr. HAMILTON fe the chair. - ii;;;; 1 ;;;of the Ttinvion, adverting to the amounts of the company's operations for the year 1860, said it would be observed from them that the .um of 8,W161. 6.. ild. received from the colonial commissiooms, which mizht have been treated as revenue, had beets credited to capita &elusive of that sum the net revenue unseat"' to 29,754/. 9s. sd. The balance eolith-able to the dividends of 1861 was, on the let of January last, 31,72 W. Ma 3d. lie the payment of 20s. par share in February it bad been reduced to 14,7201. 181. 3d., which was slightly lam than the amount required to pay the second diviaend at the same rate es heretofore. The directon, however, recommended that the small deficiency, viz., 27W. Is. fid., be made good out of the profile of the current year, and that a divivend of Ilia per share be declared nod made payable on the 64 day of August next. The funds in hand in Loudon at lb/B&W amount, it was added, to 25,361/. The Cdlatsralf , in !wrier the adoption of the report, said it was a satisfactory evideme of the stability of the eons may, that they were able to maintain their dividend after the withdrawal from their revenue of • men equal to ffi per cent of the whole amount. If they com pared late year's revenue with that of any pre ceding year, they should recollect that it had been unduly weighted. Such a thing, however, meld not again hams velem under special circumstantial. He men tioned this balmy that their revenue as exhibited was WS than it really amounted to. The 111060111 having been seconded was, after eons. dis cerns, agreed to, and the dividend declared, whim the pro ceedings terminated. CARMIIN'II FRIENDLY SOCIETY. YORMellay the members of this newly-established society, to the number of about 300, dined together in the south dining-room of the Crystal Palace. The oceaaion of this anniversary festival was also chosen by the calories and their friends to have a holiday is the building at Norwood, to the general libusier of visitors is which they contributed about 2,500. The cabmen's new clubs and the friendly societies in eon- Reties therewith have been established about three years. They were first formed by a few benevolent gentlemen, wbo endeavoared to improve the social and moral conchtiou et (shame, who as a clam have hitherto been rather over looked by modern philanthropists. With the aid of veins. tary contributions they have succeeded in establishing several small clubs or coffee-houses is different parts of the metropolis, to which the cabmen can resort for their meal. and an hour's rest, without, as formerly, being of neemeity driven to seek both in public-homes. One off these little elute has been formed at Westminster, one at King's-crees, oar at Newisgtcs, one is the Edgewnee-reed, and one in Pimlico. There is a reading-yawn attached to each of them, and on Sundays afternoon service u held at each club, when the men attend very numerously . Lath of the men contribute a mall weekly paymest. Is eon. nexion with the clubs the r ues h ave formed relief neeisties among themselves, which are orpaieed like the marry provident fends of workmen, the numbers paying 7d. a week, and reoeiviog 12a. a week while ill, and is ease al death a proportimiate sum to their families. Altogether, the establishment of these clubs end reading rooms has already had a most marked tendency towards improving the condi ties of the mu with regard to peered morality, prudence, and temperance. Tan WILTREII AND THZ CROIX —The weather for the past week has been broken—with heavy storms of wind and rain, partial but frequent, varied. however, with more or less of sunshine. A comparatively high immature has also prevailed, and the wind though bois. herons has sot been in a cold quarter. Altogether the week has been wet and stormy enough to excite some uneasiness, not so much indeed, as to its preterit or imme diate effect, but as to the result, presuming such weather to coatinue. Fortuoately A change seems to have taken place towards the close of the week, and the commencement of the present us was marked by as magnificent a summer's day as mac maid desire. A brilliant sun, bright sky, and balmy breezes rendered Yonilay a day to chase away all evil to pre4sostiestioes which rain and storm had to give rim, and excited strong hopes that it might be looked upon as a herald i.f the weather of the coming inneth----"• type of future yoys." The crops continue to west their pro mising look. Harvest has Already commenced in venous parts of the country, and the grain fields everywhere pre sent more or less obvious indications of an early ripening. Should the preens tine weather continue, the sickle, the scythe, and the reaper will everywhere be in immediaM re quest. The rains have., a. a rule, done vcry little damage se laying the corn, indeed far less than usual under such heavy dowsfalls, whilst they have been decidedly bane- Octal to the turnips, roots, pastures, sad second grass crops. July doers with abundant premise and with saticiactory and cheerios , which we earnestly hope the month of August wiU fslal. The accounts from the bop districts am varied. On the whole, things are better, but there w avowedly a large smogs which so change is weather can improve,sal which must he utterly tiaproauctive. Sumer aW parts el the Weald of Kent seem far more heavily hit Chas ether dishista From sew few of the Seam his trifle, however. impr oved acumen reach us, and though Sh James's day has "coins sad " there may yet be time ter • rally, sod for better resnlee than have lately bees saticipited. Pins weather after the late rains may yet be toy same able. --dears A Is eraser. Taus " Twitirsi."—litosesal of the shepherds and keepers en the 0 'bile elate they have not often sees the ante so well filled es they are this year, nor the yawn' Itch* look so strong and healthy and wild ne the wing, three weeks before the " Twelfth.* Os Mr. Edmund's shooting quarters at Chiral& perhaps among the best in Perthshire, we are informed that 120 brace could be without difficulty bagged by three guns is two hours. On the neighbouring Basco Moors, belonging to Mr. 0. Kali° 51`Callum, and Oremida, below* to the Hon. Captain Drumrocmil, a bet. tor steak of birds has sot bees been for many years. Is Glen eagles, the shooting quarters of the Earl of Canspsrdown, eZellllll. sport is expected. Partridges us very alsnadmat bees aloe, and fifteen or eights/a young bi r d s i s a covey are sot rare. The has commeseed to brood in this romeatie glen Ulawise. On Gleodeves, Cool, D. cha n y . Rude, and lUuneluti moons, all kiwis of gems are very plentiful. Grows are seen in greet abun• dawn on the Halqualmody. Invennay, and Condie runs, and there is every prospect of excellent sport at these places. In the various covers on Strathearo, wiedoock, partridg e s, and pheasaate are more eumerone than for several y ears , though the partridges were much thinned last year, awl late gnats of pheasants suffered from the heavy rains. Hares and rmesiser are very plentiful, and all game appear is excellent oosilition.—Bunnies. CO- !VIC WEAVI Comae, the battle ironed of the long continued an.lilimstmus strike, furnished on Saturday • sight much more agreeable than that which lately distinguished the buoy little pines. The foundation dour of • co-operative weaving shed mislaid there, and 700 looms will shortly be at work in it. It is expected that e co-operative mill will soon be one featured Cohn. AN ORDEN or Anaic:!troan.—A Perla letter mays :—" A saw war of chivalry for farmers is io contain *Um. The Medrilk Agri** rto Beare on the smock frock or blouse el the best operative agriculturist in sack canton, Ind the grand jury of each department is to have the appointment of these knights of the plough. A govern ment grant of 1001. annual is attached to the medal. awl as there are 2,800 cantons in Franos, this will be no slight item in future budgets." Since the French corn mertial treaty has been in operation, a large number of French cows box been im• ported into England from the Channel Ideals as Alderney rattle. To prevent this in future, it has been propo•ed that the Jersey and Guerniey authorities should brand all French cows landed at those islands 0010111 AL GOIMAXMCNT No Iw) otoods. IN.i UL poNoo. two.. pic •• •• .. 0a9.5140a11p.0., 18774-11 N 116 194 - ..- . Da. IlpororN, 1,804 I* - - 1071 ...... .. Di. 6 pot net. 1118-4 11811 ... - 1071 .... .. Do.llyor N. 1N.114124. 1 1411 NT 100 - . .. Dalproot.Mar.•ll•49 IN 107 HO - 1.111&•• .. Do.l mom& 100 ' at NI 1411 1 ..... .. oilillopoo y.e41110 1411 116 T IN - ..- .. do. 140 10 107 laB - . .. Do . . do. 1701400 108 107 1001 133401 - Now I Bronsw.eov.ll p.et.lllo 1•41 'NI -. -.. .. N.l.NalosCh. Sp.°. 1805 . 1111 071 1111 - ...... .. Do. Op. 9, MI I. UN 100 ll7O 114 - . D. 6 p.., UN 1 1100 971 1311 - 160, .. No,. kolla 8 yor mot , 100 1116 IN - -... .. MIN ON.llp. 9 loadalloo - - - .... -N9 Ov.lllo. 9.lao.•Jaly 1 100 - - - .... .. Nado.BlNll.2.Aw.fs 0. , 100 11114 Mr - 163,17784 KIM. No. Ilk I NMI& I I'd. lOL prim I INN. & . ANN Ono. (113115063) 8.2.10 If 11 - 111, 1111 NUM Ina lO 1 2 - 400 .. Ward MI 150 170 - Lou .. Dew. IL Cos. gmlast ) 1 806 116 - 11426 Bar* (Wow) - 1 4144 .. NA Condos 1714282 24 241 - 4.000 .. 1,714.24r0l (Twilit) 79 N. 4 4 - Nor aSi Mtlys. IN 12 la - 4000 .. Groat loath Tp bei . ) 179 21 31 - 6.120 .. & Vll4. ANN 11112.6 * 1 - 10,006 .. G. Wlt. Yor ( Motu* - MI 4 6 - 11, .. Orouvlllo - 1,014 .. Herod oloot 01.119 DI N ths - 9 0,1100 400 .. .. lAtty Illaptoo Donn 4tao.s. laleed I A 1 i ve - Mo - IN .. Variant (UO7 Labot). O 43 46 - Nadi t Donis 61 I - (Illa sii . MU 34 • - 1.0101 - N. IR Darn 1 IL 119 1.1 .. Non It Whoa 11.1&11. 0* n - 4400 - Par Co.. (34. Nasty) . I§ I - 0. - 11,0 1,1 00 21 Provides°, (U. MN. Lolaa). MS.& U U - Clo. 1 - 512 .. & .81. C 1444) lf NI $1 - 0.000 _ Can Ilno (Nowa) . 6.1.11 4 1 - 15.000 1 Devon Dos •am KINN (Um) A 1 - US .. W. harm (LUNN) 1 11.11. 110 1 120 - .. IStsy Park 3l 34 - 91100 1 TamarB3l.lLoadMa.C. 1 11 11 - 9000 10 Tht (Vol% /0,000 .. Yak of Towie(f d ) , IN. N. 1 I - 0, .. Wool llosoot ( ) lf 17 18 - 1,014 .. V. Condon ( 11 It 44 42 .. NM DAN 6 .. MI. 1114044 ( 71 16 - 6 l 6l .. Wl4. Donor (CL a t) 6 95 106 - 4.0111 .. 171 =ward (Calatook) II If 2 - 11.0014 _ Wk. INN (Co. lalloot) LTA. 0 8 4 .. Wboal Mary Am A1110N44444) 1. .. WlO. Trollormy (UN 7 13 la - /01.11011 ALICIL SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoot. The railway share market to-day is dull, and rather flat iu character. There is decline of to per cent. in several of the heavier stocks, and of per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire. South Kaiiteni, after improving, has relapsed to the closing quotation of yesterday. The settlement chiefly oc cupies attention. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 93i to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1102 to 1111; Midland, 121 i to ; Great Western, 704 to 1•, Eastern Counties, 49h to 50 ; South Eastern, 81k to ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; and Caledonian, 99; to; Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have ad vanced to prem. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stuck IA a little more inquired for. skin I USDUILAT swum All) 6100111. IAILWAI% ,'"ztZ`r . VIM Wok anllaclaVal. Mirk lan..llCkakhos Blackburn [Birth and Tow Boston. alaser4•ll4.4 Besot awl Sada . . F liii I !Cork and Bandon.... ji.i;vr - id -".".: .: : 0 7 01 111 0011 100 A • 'Do. • •no .11v. swill • Do. b 1 p.c. la piddle & Dahill ask:1I1 Jot Doe.L.Porti. t•b•Ja. thrist=se 42 63 9 6 9 17 18 VI 60 110 41 el 30 s - a i.. 7 limas Veit " litadt AI De. I _ !c 0W toberithr4 , 006 Olampw I 67 idlobro' 14 Dumb* 28 I Forth awl aplo Jaw !Glasgowlo7 I Grata 40/14•6110446161 132 woos //anima &s. • 11600 k Ow 111 Mak HO el Sesta • Wad. 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IN 00 Do. $6 per coot .. 6 IS,. mlenmable spat.* MI Mind Corep.croo. Do.‘ons. Br.* B 6 p.O of Do. 4l et. Pref. stoo l* Do.LeCtlitrus 4p * MO* 5p..4. is. Nook 00 Nur* leVA*l petosu. * De. Now Clos. Sp. el Do.doedrd Dal* dr 10 NAIL —Coos.4 p.a.Prl 04 D 6. 4d. di II Da loads p.et. Na 1 W W. Yard. R. t &ram W North 81•11ords1dre ad ON* Nv. Pr* 00 1 11•66.5.2.4 pod Mtn Da Abr. gu.dp.o.. IN De. p. Piet et•ek di Devoe Frei 41 p. o. W S. Dr (Med ar ALO.6 10 Do. 0i par ant 10 Do. load 41 per cad MI Weir ma. 6 p. oar -10 Do. 61 per ter N Iredas p. gm lONLAlDieduelael*e. NI De. do. 114p.0. W Do. de. C 0 p.a. ■ Wohld.4lLlOnow) p.a.! I 0 *And —Oxtlals*.st . Oa do. lid do 14 Do. Neap. p. et. PreL ▪ Do.do.perp. a peel pod. ruaisKil * I samma. 'Algerian ▪ Aml asi. erp • SOH fif fill =fie Ordememria: ill Omens Nos &BAAL NI • Vrisfinds• **MO Mold* all Illoiloro of Prom* an Dd. Itasetau 11. p.a all Gt. Central off Irooso.. all Gt. Luseuing. Coast. R all Italian Junction W We C0M423301 & IIN&& W [Jere ana "Varanasi W ikon* and an Marla Antonia all NowiLlogot Si; all De.a..s.P.d. ;XarKa•ga of le Do. Now Dow Ifoeveglaa 'Doak Past U Ottoman emyroaAlelial all Pula [dom. and Nadia I Parls and /deans 17 Monte and S. Frandsen (Porn= itg r p. IMI. Riga sod MI Boyd MN& al 'loyal liefolloh W all Do. per as& loashr* NA Mow an I Do. 6t. per cont. Pref 4 DiaPanloOlin.)4.7porol IS LIAM& Loon-ffooolloo at Sealhaes at items us Woof flumists W Ca.ylof_ord. Prof as .wastakir W._ .4 Irma Room of •111101111 all .1414000100 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY;) (BY 133/11811 AND IYBN MAGNITKI ISLOGRAPIL (TROY OUR OWN oosaarromourr.) Good attendance at today's market. Low qualities wheat in good demand, at an advance of ;id. to 4L per costal ; fine qualities unchanged in yaw. Flew steady at Friday's prices. Indian corn in good request ter feeding qualities, at Va. 6d. to 295. far new ; 29.5. ltd..* 30s. for okL Beans .toady ; &Lein, 30s. ; Beide, 311. Oata and oatmeal dull. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The ;Market in study t* day at iho following pion Town tallow, 46a Gd., nit oub ; Potentiator Y.V. on tin spot 46e. ; July to Sept., 465. 6d. ; October to De cember, 475. MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.) fitioaa.—The market has opened with a quiet appointees to-day, sad the public sales saw progressing without slr* Cans.—There has not been a public sale today, bag the article bee a firm appearance. Tas.—The public sales are going off heavily, chid!, shade in favour of the buyers. It/ca.—This article bas become dull of sale, and the pubic a le went off heavily. CIIIIIMIUM.—The quarterly salmi went off well, but tie second qualities at rather lower prices. Corrott.—No sales of importance reported. llat.vmerax—Bombay sold at about 6d. advance. Markets generally steady to-day. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Man. Davis and 00. report a moderate supply; prism without alteration, via. :—Prime meadow hay, The. to g 411.; superior ditto, 88.. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 3as. to 505.; new ditto, 50e. to 90s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 12.). ; straw, 30s. to 40s. FATAL AND DIINTRUcTIVE Fie s tN LI VERPtloi..—. The rope manufactory of Mesas. Gams*, Bibby, and Os.. at Wavertree, near Liverpool, wu on tisuday destroyed by fire. The law is estimated at about 20.0001. The tire wan Mt discos ered in the portion of the premises occupied by the machinery, and spread with such rapidity that from the time of its appearance at three o'clock up to a few hours after the place wascompletely gutted. The tire brigades from Liver pool were in attendance shortly after the fire broke out, bet their efforts to save the property were completely unavailing. owing to the inefficient supply of water, and a strong A 44 which materially increased the force of the flames. A police inspector named Commeliu, whilst working with a body of men ender the engine-house walls, was crushed is, death by the walls falling upon him, and another man wan much bruised by the debris. Insurance covers Jfevans °smock. Bibby, and Co. to a partial extent. Their business will not be stopped, as they have a branch establishment at the Old Swan, near Liverpool ; but a serious matter cia nected with this catastrophe presents itself, in the very large number of workmen who are thrown out of work, aid wbo, unless they speedily Rod some employment, will be de pendent upon charity for their support. COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE IN TER BRISTOL CHANAPI..—SINRINO OP A SHIP AND CREW.--InlnlligPfiell has been received at Bristol of a terrible catastrophe which happened i.t an early hour on Sunday morning, and by which ea entire ship's crew (excepting only three hands) were hurried foto eternity. The mime of the sunken vessel was the Mary Ann Dunus, barque, of Newport, Captain Groves, commander, and the CAIN, of the terrible jt= occurrence was a collision between her and an American vessel, the name of which is tat stated in the report cloak hes come to hand. The Mary Ann Duffing heel taken w • cargo of eial for a foreign port, and would have sailed isms days ago had it not beim (or the adverse winds which have prevailed, sad by which she has been detained in the Pe earth Roods. (in Satiiniar there was a let of a shift for the north-west, and Captain Groves thought that he would en deavour to beat down channel, and got under sail for that purpose. All went on very well until just after midnight, when the man on the look-out called out " A sail ahead." It must have been thick at the time, for before the vessel's course could bare been altered the two shire came into eel lision. The shock is described es having been • terrific one, as indeed it must have been, for the Mary Ann Duane went down with such rapidity that the captain and crew bad ally just time to jump into the boat and cut it adrift before ih• sunk. Time was not even allowed them to push off from the doomed and sinking vessel, and shocking to relate, the boat was drawn down in the gulph or vortex. The rat mate, • son of the captain, who was on board, and one ef the crew, rose again, and swimming for their lime were picked up when all but exhausted, but the master, Chiplaiei Groves, and all the others, sank to rise no more. As there are possibly three survivors of the terrible tragedy. more light will probably be thrown upon its canes. The sad event has cast quite • gloom over Newport, whore Captain Groves was greatly respected. SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEVX. —During the we* ending July 27, the visitors have hese as follows : On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free day., 6,393; on Monday and Teasley, free evenings , 4 , 2511 ; on the Num Malaita' doss (admission to the public 6 d.), 1,7 M ; cap students' evening (Wedneeday). 143 ; total, 12,494. From the opening of the museum, 2,162,943. Tae MYSTERIOUS SUPPOSED MURDER NEAR Saiarrxidx—The gipsy William Wainwright, reltax Her. ville, who, along with others of his tribe, was taken by the police for the murder of a child, wee examined yesterday before the magistrates at Rotherham. The only evidence against the prisoner was furnished by a hoe, whose state ment was • most extraordinary one, but there was nothing to support it, and the magistrates discharged the gipsy.