The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-15 00:00:00

DAR'S° ArsCAPII OP ?Wu coNEICTS PROM MILLJ4XX PRIMINTIARP. - ASSAUTE ON THE POLICE AND TIIE WARDER. (THIS DAY.) Lot evening two convicts, of the names of Inge sod ILUvey. two desperate sad twtoeiotr Mows, who so well kaowa to the police, the former of wham was saa• leocol 4. 1+ yuors' tranvortation, sod the latter to 10 traevuet.oioa, ma.le their escape from the convict .gabli.loneat at IldlLsuk Penitentiary, tooter the following raratii•Loice.. Between the hoots of iight and nine, the two convict' were sen by a government derk. on the top of the wall of the pone. and after looking about for a moment or ...they dropped into thr .treat roil ran off. They went to the a• root crib-staial and took a cab, which at 0000 done off, I..llowed by the clerk, who called out "stop thief." He followed the cab. which was drawn by a white horse, as far as tliaring.enws, where he loot tight of them. Both the omelet., who had been to the prison' about ten tooth., it would seem toned the ventilator in their ee'l, why h was On the cooed Boor, as thus obtained accost* the oudea .4 the prison. Having changed their convict ...at. for owes soidinie elotbee which they towel. they thee untetemsed scaled the walls nail made their escape. The police of the C division, stationed at tlerkenwell, sire applied to. roliaraiergeeht Baldoek, 10, at once ,brpstiloal Polieetonetablen Nevin, 205 G, Turner, 157 0, and Mhcw, 4(t A. to Britanaia-street, litynond, hat could not Cr some boars see anythial of the secaprol convicts. Th.. morniag, shortly after I. the two men were seen iomieg down the street. and were at once pounced on. A moot itoperate strn=le then ensued, sal the warders sod the police were violently anaulted by the convicts, wbo thrert. DO , I to. 4.11; the eine-shies. It required the aid of screech awn to secure the omen:is 'Lod cover them to the Mabee. Teo of the omstahlrs were AO mjuntl that it u stated that they will not be fit for duty for a day or two. When the convicts were convey...l to the prune it was towed that they bad chimed ell their cloth*. A searching urinary is to be node WAD the matter. THE EpirGRTE TRAGEDY. • We have already pUblisilied a summary deacrip lila of this swirl crime. The following witsesees were esansieel at the Meow : George Wilson, fanner, mid —On Monday morning last I left home about S o'clock to go to Worksop, on business. o a t aras t to Wheatley, me Nottinghamshire, on Tuesday, where I found my wife. She had arrived there about half 'whiter previous. I naked, " What have you done with the children?" Kbe toll me they were safe. 1 asked again. ithe said tiny were safe. I asked a third time, when she said they were in H. oven . I then entreated her to tell me' what she had done with them. She mid she had put them in the 'oft water cistern. I then asked her how the bad put them in, saying it could Do t po.ohly he. A man, she said, helped her. I said, "Tell me his t 14110,." She said it was a black man I said, " Yet have noinleted m > children," awl dung he r off me. She sail "The) are in Heaven." I was affrighted Her father and trotter rushed mt.' the home where we were, and entreated her to tell them different. She said she could not. I asked her how she bran, and which she pat in first. She sell the soungest, then Willy, and thee Elisabeth. She mid EIIZA. both cried very ntch. The COlSVOyallill is which my wit. was conveyed to Wheatley was got ready, and my mother and I cone home as quick 'awe cook!. I rushed tato Mrs. Webster'sloooNl as sous as I got borne, awl asked if she knew anything of my &Ikea. She mid " No." I then ran tight away to the cistern. The stogie was placed as near as pos sible, as usual. I puffed it off, sad could see the eldest girl's hr. I fell hack to the ground and screamed out. I re mained there until I was taken away, and I know no more. Henry Toms, superintesdeat of pollee, said—On Toes day last I received information from police-constable Taylor that three children had been finial drowned in a cisteru at Westwoodeide, on the premises of Mr. George Wilson. I proceeded to Westwooddile, and from information received there I went to North Wheatley, and to the house of Mr. P.m% There I timed Ann Wilson. I told her I was the superintendent of police from Epaorth, and I must &piss heed her on suspicion of drowniug her three children in a Meters at Westwoodaide. She threw her arms round her father's seek, who was present, and said, "I am guilty ! I am guilty ! What eat of place shall you put me in ? Shall yon pot me is a similar plow to where I have put my poor children?" I left her iu custody, with • police offices of Nottegharnahire, until I baited my hone half-an-hour, and thee conveyed her 4o Epworth. John Taylor, police-coestahle, mid —On Tuesday, the 19th cif July, I received ibformatiou from Mrs. Welater Met three children were found drowsed is • elem. at Weetwomiside. I proceeded there and totted the bodies had been taken out of the Meters, but there was a imp still ffeatiegoa the top of the water. I left it there end west to Epeurth In give informati o n to Mr. TWOS. On Wawa day reortieg I came dowel to Westwoodside, heed the mop taken oat of the cistern Icy somebody, be lett men the eastern. I leek charge o f it, an d a l so Ike ream the Wise were ia. iLSTIO Maim Bennett, general proclaim/sr of niedicias and surgery, add- Os Woloesday of ternooo, July 10, I received • mange from Mr. Toonia, enparisnendoot of police. within we to .swains the bodies of thew ebildres, dead at Vireatwoodieiln Ila• ladles of tie two 'onager powentod the usual twosomes, of parses, downed. Thom win ors particular mark on tient I fouled so indentation sad broW Elizabeth. Una aided POW, on the hollow of the absolder sear 11,. wick, me Yaw! fore* had beim aced by eons Went instrument—l Ines 110 doubt ao word to keep her ander the water. I behave all tbii cbildreo were drowned ; that a very alight fame would keep bar Mb) dews. Than lens on .11 Mirk backs, from gravitation el the Wand, iihnedieurnMout This Wig the whisk of the evidence, Tbe le tirstnneed a umbel of " WNW warder^ to din Ihe essfese, and she waa fully enimilmed to Wks We at the ant Lincoln Asia The jury ap paulul be their vseallsa se *plies that .he WY of nassuoil mid all She Wm Of the sawswilso of UN mauler. The annual dinner of the Law Amendment amity took piece oe liatarday. Gad Ihreggim, who pre sided. roferrad to the reform arid* had buss fleeted, and to mho,' which reraaiimd to be aseamplYhed Peremael pawn them latter he meatioeed a men ef alminel appeal. 1 4 4 r Eitaroy is She mane of ea elsbande apmei, on• pruned the hops that, although the °SENIOR@ MOS NO approve of the alterations which bed bele NNE is the llaalmmacy Bull, they would stM allow that mown to yam The Attorney Graeral also made mere lenitbseed awarka, in which be warmly eamatimmded Lard Breesbarn epee the sorrier be hod named te the eases af law when The proceedimp win aitepther of a very rutin character. A eiimnsiasion (says the AtlcYrtiser) has just been sepoiated by gourassent. whose Lebow, will be regarded with great interest, and will decibels', be productive of Co. retest molts. The duties unseal to the arnamiesioure will be to inquire into the nature and applies/ice of the sedowinents, feuds, sad, revenue heloogiug to the follow• *colleges, schools, and foundatioss, namely, St. Mary's Co/lege, Mapeheater ; Colin* of the Mewled Mary. el Elsa. New Windsor ; Collegiate School of Bs. Peter. Weeniissier ; the Cbarterhouse ; St. Paul's School ; Mery Soot Taylor's School ; Erse 4 inuninar School, Harrow on flan the school founded by Laurence Sheriff, 1: 1 4 4 ; and the Fru (lraarmar School of King Edward VI. at Shrowshitry. The special subjects of inquiry will be the saanagernent of these collages. wheedle, sod fouadations, and the epee* of 'dual* taught io them. The emarnis skein an Lewd Clarrados, Earl of Devon, Lord Lytheltoe, Hee. Edward Teitletoo, Sir Stafford Henry Northeate, IFianun Hepworth Thompson, awl Henry Milford Vaighae, Fags. TIM RFFItZsENTATION or Sarre LA NrAPHINIL At a meeLog of the couurratiree, held no Thorwlay at the Star Hotel, Maul...ger, Mr. W. H. Callender wu appoint ed chairman of tie iliatrkt committee for promoting the electron of Mr. Churl, Turner to fill the third seat forsooth Lancashire. It i. owl th.it both at Manchester sal at Liver pet the ruolution to oppose the election of the Meatiest* of the Exchequer has not been come to without consideni- Me.liffereocie of °poem am' reluctaime, but it has been urged Sy some of the more infferectial of the conservative ris-tom that Mr. tOulateme. &Einem with what is called " the league party has made thu contest inevitable. Ilx roan, J t:Lv 13. —1.7 m tvgiMITY CoUNANL -11. Chancellor haa appointed Mr. Korisidell Palmer, M.A., .4 Magdalen College (her Majesty's Solicitortlenerall. muted t o Use unir. mity, in the mem of Sir Richard Bethel!, %dewed to the K I !441 . 14 C.ILLala la ra rlraL.Aa a meeting of the maned of King's College on Friday, the llth inst., Mr. Metro Smith, F. M.C.S., of Caroline•street, Dedfonlaquare, sad Mr. Peter Charles hire, F. R.C.S., of Green-street, t •romenoremiare, were cheese! irsiatant surgeons of King's l'on'gs Hospital. Thee gentlerneo, who wens both edu• real at the above inatitutioe, are deservedly well known from their eemerons cuotributieus to the advancement of chimegir a l MORK iLL-V4Aal ON SHIPBO.‘RD. —About 6 o'clock Yewenley (Seadav) morning, 'Thomas Nolan, a Swedish ia.lor, wee admitted into the Northern Hospital, suffering erectly from injuries he had sustained in consequence of hum: loco mercilculy beaten with a pump beadle by the ...mid mate of the American ship Hortenee, now in the Derek, Naha having been nee of the crew of that tmwl. Nolaa is said to have leen dangerously hurt, and tie weead mete has bees taken into custody by the police. -1. 4Aion. tresienuraw Farm Hoewrrat, premien:in sr OFO. ttrv. —The azgrerate number of patients relieved the week ending Jr.?, 13 was : 1.151; ""P‘ol, 473—total, 1; ,:.f, of which riJ were sew OWL THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1861. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Mabee the Judge Ordinary.) Janata. r. JOISCP. This soul • teetameatary suit. The te3tator, Mr. (larks Jewel). late of Coeingeby, Lincolashire, farmer, died on the 7tb of N o v em b er , DCO, leaving • will wholly in favour of his wife, and dated 011 the previous day. The property was worth betweew2,oool. mid 3,000/. The deceased, whose age at the time of his death was 51, had twice bee. confined in an asylum on amount of mental disorders produced by drinking ; but for some time before bin demise be had managed his own again ; and evidence was given of Isis sanity at the time of the execution of the will. Dr. Wsmbey and Mr. Cripps appear e d f or th e w id ow ; Dr. Phillimore, Q C., and Mr: Millward for the defendant, wbo was the nephew anal heirat.law of the testator. The court decreed probate, and granted costs out of the estate. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wore Ir. Cornmiasiooer Holroyd.) Lt ■C MARIAM UNDIERWooD. —TOTAL ILEFIAIAL OF CUCTI IICA T C. The baaktypt, s pacer, a Jamesetreet, Covent-velem Drury-Lsoe, aaJ elsewhere, recently applied for his certifi cate. I elste. ; airste, under '2., He was supported by Mr. t'. E. Lewis ; and opp ose d by Mr. Liaklater,rrt d e aseignecs, on the n.und that ho had carried on a system of raising mooey by fon.-ed sales of goods purchased on credit, sad bad thus kept himself afloat for two years alter he was insmareat. His Honour now gave lodgment. He held that the case came within the Trinciple of those of Holtlsouss and Cole man, which bad been cited, and wholly refused the certifi cate ; the bankrupt not to apply for protection until he bad been three mouths in prison. Limited protection WAS given fur two days. IX SE THE UNION DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITSD.) windnig.up order was recentlr made in this ease, and the hot of contributories settled. This was the day appointed for making • calL Mr. Tucker, for the official liquidator, submitted • state ment of the accounts, and proposed that • all ahould be made of U. per share. An order was made seccerlingly. The call to In paid within • month. __ UNION BANK OP AUSTRALIA.-(TRIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the shareholders in flat banking company was held at 1 o'clock, at the offices, 3S, Old Broad-street, Mr. Common: in the chair. The report stated that although considerable com mercial depression continued to proved in the co lonies, there were evidences of improvement Trade was now more restricted within legitimate bounds. The produce of the gold fields last year equalled that in 1•59, sod the other general and staple interests of the Australian colonise appeared to be in a eatisfactory cooditioti. As regarded New Zea land, it was hoped that the disturbance" were now quelled, and that the restoration of peace would be fol lowed by the formation of 1)42W settlements and the extension of trade and civilisation. Not much relief had yet been °brine! as respected the payment of interest on deposits, but the directors truated that a satisfactory arrangement would before long be effected between the leading hanks. The amount of profit realised within the last half year misfit/KW., out of which the directors re commended the declaration of a dividend of 6 per cent for the half rear. The following was the balanee-sheet : "Statement of liabilities and assets at the branches, on the 31st December, leio, and at the London °Wee, on the 30th Jane, IsBl:—Liabilities: Circulation, 455,6361. ; de posits, 2,566,490/. ; balls payable and other liabilities (in. ch=litlls fur collection and reser ve* h e ld against doubtful de iris). 2,009,2441. 6• 7d.; balance of undivided profits, G 4,425/. 12s. ; ressrum fuad, 200,0001. ; reserve held applicable thereto, is terms el report to January 10, 18r4), 11 - ,t./01. ; capital, 1,033,000 f. ; total, 8 , 30 6,79t3f. Its. 7d. Assets : Specie en hand, sad cash balances, 796,863/. 7s. 1111 L ; bullion, 40,4391. 13s. 6d. ; bank premiers and pro. =l' ; g overnment secu ri ties, ther securities ( including bills for collection), 4,867,9181. Its. 6d. • reserve fend, invested as per statement, 21.10,0011/. ; 6,3 06,7931. its. 7d. 'fitaternent of Profile—DeLuca of undivided profits at June, 1860, 73,5401.2. 4d. ; out of which a dividend was direlared of 70,0001. ; bevies a balance of 3,r404 20 . 4 . 1 ; to which are now to be added the profits of the put year, swung at the branches as the 31st Dec., 1860, and at the Loodoe office on the 30th Julie, 184 a (vu., for bulb ear or reported in January. 1861 U,4971. 18s. Bd., an d ditto now reported, 64,9281. ie. 11d.), 127,4261. 3s. 74.1. ; less income tax paid 6,5401. 13.. 11d, leaving 120,885/. 9a. Ad.—Deduct dividend paid to propnetora, at Christmas. 1060, 110,0301., leaving a balance of undivided profits at Wu date of 64,4251. 12s. Reserve fund : New Throe par Conte, 60.000/. ; New Zerilatel Imperial Four per Cent Debentures. 110,0001.--"_00,0001." The CHMILIIIMI, in moving the adoption of the report and balance sheet, said that before the half.year's accounts were received from the colony, the directors instituted a careful inquiry into the state of the beauties of the lank, and the results Irving been compared with the &groupie, everything that ought to be written off hail been, and the report now made would bear investigation. The enenager continued to enjoy the full confidence of the di. rectors, and they hoped that under his guidance the bask would attain increased prosperity. As regarded the news from New &aimed, which had been received since the re , port was prepared, he believed that now that the power of Persian., wee committed in the matter, any fresh iusurrec. tiooiry movement.' would be thoroughly quelled, and the result would ultimately he beneficial to the colony. Mr. Wit.rassos complained that the shareholders were not supplied with autficient information in regard to the expeasea. The t'uminiee mid the salaries paid in Australia for the year waling Dec. 31, 1860, umlauted to 57,458/. Ik. 3d., and the general "spew". to 22,308/. The Loudon oaks ea 'steadies up to the 30th of Jape, 180, le . lls., to which was added 5,3581.3 a. Ad. for the bank premises, and 6,5401. 13e. 11d., making a total el 101.4:071. ta lid. The reran vine adopted. TuisQUeuteseoLtune, Mettler, Hands Clez, the dean of the faculty, has presented the mtuaceet emetic" of 300(. towards liquidoling the tenaperery diektd. Mee of this rousse. Liberal dontses have limn received been the lord-liedsmant of the meaty Lard Leigh • from the Duke of Devonshire, the Farb of 'Dartmouth, alarm deo. Harrowby. end Howe ; Sir Mules Monlaunt, Bait., M P., C. N. Newdegate, Eel. M.P. ; the highcheritf of the county, Major-General Fee,., R.N. ; W. Eaq., M. R. Boehm, leq., sad other pekoes and friends, for the same reject. Lest year's experience lime shown that under proper impervildne exams of expenditete over income may for the future he avoided, and that from the arrange ments which have ben made with the resident and non resident prolamin. the college for the future will be self supporting. L' XTt~Ogplx~lT Dracormar i c WWITIOCIIAITL CR , 111(11. —le the end of last week some work - melt l in taking up the Iberia, boards in the gallery of tietr i llira discovered the dead body of • child about four yaws at age, perfectly naked amid lying fa • straight position. Various szplaaatines have been give, of the mode in which it cause there. The meet likely is that it was put in this place a few years since, when, by the o rd ers of the Secretor/Of Slate. the melte under the church were cleared. One ef the ' workmen, it is thought, might have got posseedgm d the body from me of the coffins, and intended to carry it away. Interrupted. be might have placed it in the pee ties is which it was fouud. Au inquest was opened OR Saturday before Mr. Humphreys, the coroner, which is sot yet concluded. One of the witnesses. Mr. Charlie Blackman, surgeon, of High-street, Whitechapel, acid that ho was called to see the body by the church warden (Mr. • Francis). The decreed wee between four and See years of age, and the body had not been long iii the place where it was foetid, but, from the coalition of the remains, the deceased must have been dead stout 25 years. The skin wee hard and tanned, and exposure to the atmosphere would not alter the state of u deim d It would remain in that condition for tw o or th ree l l for the outer surface of the body was like haril-driMer. The remaius were found iu a boricontad position, and there were no marks of violence. The deceased lad in all pro liability died from some nature! came The right foot was cootracted tied iwistel. The heed was in a natural position. The inquiry was adjoureed for three weeks. THE TweLt-rur or Jvi.r.—Abuot 7,000 members of the Orange Society walked in prom-salon on Friday to Legacurry, four tulles from the tom) of Lishure. They had with them 110 stands of colours, with a large number of fifes and drums. Another poetise assembled on the race course. They were about 5,000 person. sod 50 stands of colours. Many of the potty drove on can from Lishuin. One of the cars accidentally drove over a little boy, named Connor, and killed him on the spot. A sister to the boy, in trying to save her brother, got her arm and collar-bone brolieu. A man tamed Young got him leg broken by another car. la Lieber there were three Orange arches erected. They wen kept meal day. Belfast is quiet. A Nue/ CotaxY.—Connuissiouers from the Belgian government bad arrived at Sydney, os their way to the New Hebrides. They 'sought with them recent mendstioes from the Duke of Newcastle to the tiovensors of Victoria sod New South Wales, accompanied by a re quest that the representatives of her Majesty In both colonies may give to the Belgian ecesmissioners a Madly receptioe, and resist in forwarding Unit views as far as pos. siblu. Two steamers are to be shattered, either in Mel bourne or in Spivey, to proceed to the Woods. It is said that the formation of • company is to be proposed, with the view of inducing enterprising Australians to take part in the colonisatioe of the above mentioned ;steeds, sad thus unite Australia's sympathies with the Belgian settle ment ; whilst it is also intended that commercial inter course shock! be opened up between Belgium, the Australian porta, and the islands of the Pacific.—Amerelien and New Zealand Blue amts have been furnished to provincial letteratmere, to be need in■teed of red owe. /SIM coats, se well ma the ►od coats of the mail gnarls, and a much batter materiel thee those hitherto provided. SHARE LIS2S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The railway share market to-daiiSinitctive,but firm. An improvement of to 11 per cent. bas taken place in South Eastern, Midland, and London and North Western stocks. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 94i to 95 ; Great Western, 71 to ; Midland, 1214 to 122 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 112 to 4 ; Caledonian, 994 to 100 ; South Eastern, 814 to ; and Eastern Counties, 49 to 4, being exceptionally heavy. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain firm, at per to prem. Grand Trunk of Canada Rail way stock is steady. I 0 MID Kg. gh. IN I BAILWAIII. loal t izzosa n... Modal I lel p.l. ii: 8 f to to N too .... —. I I 1 i ll Pal dim • pat 101 1116 Se 21 60 1 101 61 108 111 106 108 107 10.1 IN 108 In 128 ea 160 l i g 76 77 115 117 110 111 101 ISt 1111 168 N N ✓ 90 8O 80 IN IN 1i -i; 1 174 104 74 76 10 21 IS 1 1 14 U 113 116 113 115 LIT 143 113 116 NI 1113 IN 122 127 100 n 74 SI ft Ile 14 US 117 67 ---- i - 1 i I 124 118 tut lot 112 Yi lie 1111 toe 110 1 19 91 u Par i I as pot *le gla 131 111.1 NI atII 1111 100 MP 100 OS 100 IA 00 276 211 216 112 i Y at lid 111 11s IN lee US US 115 GWAIIL ---- -- IL Ipd 1 11.67074111. I Illatarday. I Ming Waft Bala today to 1 p.a. 110 eu eueereare. 68 II 0t 100 Dolma,. &C.1n.i.604 NI OH WI 11 all Ds. do. & ..• a -101 all Balalo&LakaßoroaßL 44 11 . le all Do. Prokanoco II I IN 100 Baft.,Ersat,.&Glodinicli Op.c. Ma., Aug. 1.1872 islon•dbywatAL.ll. 15 SO IN 100 Do. Julyl,lB7l, ditto 0 606 /11 100 100 Do. Jain 1, 1874, ditto 7O S. &Awn II 13 • T.&Dook 11p.o.goa l7 1 dla llf 1 II 74 Oeyko, gua nir trar cool * SO 16 Ilaolan De I% IN UM Indian 80 all Do. Jubbalpore — OS all Do. 44 p. ci.Dabeas 96 98 IN all Do. 6p. ct. do 9Bl 2 - 100 all Do. do. do. 1865-70 944 1r all Gooloaa & Mal uotuvo — WI 100 Grand Trunk of CAllSda 184 194 109N4 all Do. 6 pia al Pref. all Do.doo.Praf.llp.c4.Bc 9O 91 IN all Do. Gym at. Debeot l6 37 1N all Do. I per at lift._ 60 44 100 all Do. do. 1867._ II 36 M. all Do. do. 157 x SE 06 M KO Wed Indian Pooloaa.l6 OS 98 954 111. 10 Do. Maw 44 04 Ms 10 100 Oa. a. afludlag. tr. rt 96 93 Ca N. all 00140 nada, Of 101 SO 18 Do. New loll 101 db N. all D4llp.ell&pay7o,w. • 91 16 W all Do. 64 do.. 77,w1L0g. 16 se 1M all Do. do. 78 withoutop. —. 100 all D 0.114 p.ot.Dda.pay.77 —.•— 109 100 Madras Guar. 44 par ct. DI id* 84 100 100 Do. do. I par at St IS 100 100 Do. 41 pa c 6. linos MI WI ot. all Do. 6 per cent. do. 10 100 111411.0orp.Sp. &Boo*, —•— Bt all N. Davoratek &C. Dada IWO 6 oh. N all Da. • do. cop. Lead do 6 7 N all Do. do. B 4 0 9. do 8 7 10 all Do. 60. Los 4 do 1 7 04. 100 Selo*, N 100 M 16 Do. Pao/ma 90 all Do. do — 84. 100 D0.14184.1f10t.g. 6 p.ct SO 94 10 1 Trlaldad.Lha4o4.llarlp f II dla B4M&S, DUCK 5. Agra and U. bac Sauk Assam Lida Boat oir bank et Bank of Tarkay BMWs N. Amnion Mart. Bask at lad; kaatraLs, mad Ono . (Wirt Mora. al lad* las awl Chins &tug loom. of Cenmia Cern. of Imola& k:no.bcot...llAmd.Charl4 a. llank M sloommam I~_cii~a.ra~,l Leeks and Comity London Joint Rt4a . ILas don & Sant& Afelana Lon. and Washeinuter *at. Pro,. e 1 Jingtaisd I . _ _Do.. Kew IS2onal lasuk New Mouth Wales instal Ilauk idorporn Ordutuan Bank 'Provincial .t Ireland 'booth Miming& !Union of A I. btrighl radon of Loudon Unity Mutual 19 60 II U )ICLiL GOVS/LIMENT ao.ormolp., liwilpse. De. 4 pot , Da. fps( 04.4p44( D4.4pott Da 4 prot t a m otea, Do. Wiwi/am .111.Weiste De. 8 p. a., be. 5 p. o, Ikeda 4 Deb. Mom. Art Gov. Sr UT. op.• 114.44. Spot. I{3.LTIBA MUD p.o.Jamet Jul IN r omit, 10804 1100 r pout. 1881 lOO rant., 180.4 100 r et. rob.adog. 100 et. Mar.& bop. 100 roost. 100 IcrOp.olllloo4oo Itloo4ol do. 1001'100 6w.00v.6 pad. 100 tev. p.o. 1166 100 0., 11171 to 111701100 0., 1086 lllO daopatolo 100 Wm. 1670 ... llOO rr.o p. e. Boadolloo p. e.Jsn.danky'loo at. e. Awe. a... 'lOO MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DA }.) Two O'CLOCK. There is no alteration to-day in the funds, which are dull, at Saturday's prices. There is little business in any department of the Stock exchange, but nearly all kinds of public securities are firm, with a tendency to improvement. Turkish Bonds continue to rise. The scrip of the new Indian Loan shows a fresh rise of i to I per cent., being quoted 1001 to j. The old Five per Cent. Stock has unproved to 94 to al. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 67fr. 85c., showing no alteration. Consols are officially marked 90 and 904 for money, and 901 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 90 to for money, and 904, " buyers," for the 7th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 230, 231'; Three per Cents. Reduced, 892 ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 751 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 991, ; ditto for account, 99g, 3 ; ditto scrip, 100, 4, g ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 961 ; ditto 1859, 951 ; Five-and a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 101; Exchequer Bills, March, 7s. dis. ; ditto June, 2s. dui., par, 2s. prem. ; ditto small, 2s. prem. There is a fresh rise of to 1 per cent. in the Turkish Loan of 1864, and of 11 per cent, in that of 1858. The present quotations are respectively, 78 to 4, and 831 to 642. Business is recorded at even higher prices. Other foreign stocks are neglected. Sales are recorded as follows : Sardinian Five per Cents., 79; Spanish Three per Cents., 48, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 78, 771, 783; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 022, 643, 034 ; ditto, for account, 63}, 642, 631; ditto 1001. Bonds, 654 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 17/. We are enabled to state that the exact propor tion of stock to be allotted to bidders fur the New India Loan at 98/. 18s. is 37 per cent.— that is to say an applicant for 10,000/. will receive 3,700/. The following official pataculars reipect ing the accepted tenders have been posted up in the Stock Exchange : No. of Tenders. Amount. 2 .... 100,000 3 24,500 1 50,000 1 2,000 3,000 6 .... 123,000 7 53,500 1 4,000 1 2,000 7 .... 191,000 15 .... 371,000 22 .... 280,500 7 .... 226,000 21 .... 207,000 .... 519,100 43 .... 427,700 .... 402,500 2 .... 35,000 14 .... 316,000 17 .... 99,000 71 .... 503,200 24,000,000 Price. 99 8 0 99 7 6 99 7 0 99 6 6 99 6 0 99 5 6 WJ 5 0 99 4 6 99 4 0 99 3 6 99 3 0 99 2 6 99 2 0 99 1 6 99 1 0 99 0 6 99 0 0 96 19 0 96 19 0 98 18 6 98 18 0 Total 349 The discount market on Saturday was quiet. The rate for good bills was about 51 per cent. At the Bank the demand was only moderate. About 80,0001. in gold, chiefly French coin, was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The lower price offered by the Bank for French coin comes into force to-day. The Arabia loft on Saturday for Boston with 117,2031. iu specie, making 8,320,0001. since No vember 28. The Seine has arrived from the West Indies, with about 96,0001. in specie. The Liverpool cotton market remains firm, with a fair amount of business. The sales on Saturday comprised 12,000 bales. A report hes been issued by the London directors of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. The meet ing of bond and share holders convened for Friday Felt is looked forward to with considerable in terest. The Committee of the Stock Exchani,e have fixed Wednesday, the 17th inst., for a settlement in the shares of the East India and London Shipping Com pany (Limited). The Hydaspes, the heound steamer of this company, will embark troops and passengers ou Monday, at Grammend, and has a full general mrgo. The Agents General for the Crown Colonies an nounce the interest due the 15th instant on Cape of Good Hope Government Debentures. A special meeting of the Trust and Agency Com pany of Awarelama is called for the 29th instant, when it will be proposed to empower the directors to make a fr.ther issue of 12,500 shares. The half-yearly meeting of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company is called for the 7th August. SATURDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at ooi to i for the 7th of August, opened and closed to-day at the I same quotation. For money the last price was 90 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90i, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 139 f, ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; Bank Stock, 229 i ; India Stock, 218, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 994, f ; ditto for ac count, 99/, ; ditto scrip, 99i, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 184., 10e. die. The Old India Five per Cent. Mock closed at 991 to 4, being per cent higher than yesterday. India Bonds were quoted 16s. to 10m. die. •, the March Exchequer Bill; Bs. to 4s. di& ; and the June, 2s. dia. to 2s. premium. Turkish Bonds have to-day experienced a fresh rise of about 1 per cent., confidence bung inspired by the reforms inaugurated by the new Sultan. The Loan of 1854 cloacd at 77 to 78, and that of 1858 at 62k to 63. Menhau Bonds wore supported at the late improvement, being quoted 224 to 4. Ottoman Busk shares were firm, at 17/ to 1 ; and Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China flat. East and West India Duck stock was in quired fur, whilst London Dock was quoted rather lower. _ . The cloeing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 7-16 to 5-16 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, par, ex div. ; China and Japan Steam, par ; Commercial Copper. dis. to par ; National Boat -building, to prem. ; Oriental and Gene ral Marine, 1 to y prem. There were more inquiries to-day for New Bruns wick, Nova Scotia, and Canada Six per Cents. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ccocl. The mining market is quiet to-day, with very little business. No transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. There are still inquiries for East Caradon shares, which show a fur ther slight improvement, being quoted 24 to ?. The following also meet with attention, viz.:—Marko Valley, which are quoted 9„ to g ; Wheal Trelawney, 14 to lb ; East Devon Consols, 2 „ to lEast Wheal Russell, 3to ; and West Polmear, Bs. ed. to 19s. ed. All heavy stocks are eat. Bun Accord Copper shams are in demand, and are marked and 11. United Mexican have been dealt in at 54, and Port Phillip at par. The annual meeting of the Strathalbyn Mining and Smelting Coniptny is called for the 31st inst. At Marks Valley Mine meeting on the 11th instant, the sicootiols showed a credit Warms of 3,976!. 150. 2d. A divi dend of ss. per share (2,250/.) was declared, leaving 1,7961. 15a. 2d. to the east account. East Bertha Mine, us the 9th Instant, made a call of 4s. per share. The shares in arrears of call were forfeited. The Laxey Mine sold, on the 10th instant, 100 tons of lead ore, at 151. 3e. per ton. USDINAJIT PAILIIIII LID 11200111. arra. 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Deb lOO 101 103 - 10 all I Win 3 - - - 66,040 IS Restinsllsirret.a Canal 1 6 }din - 10 all ,11las Oasslaree a Pala - - - MAD 84. 16ectrie Titlarraph .... 1110 03 1111 - 1M an 'Wen mad Tandsoat - - - 7,196 26 Do. New la - - di. - f 0 ell , lisee sad Yana .... •-• •••• 70,00 6 Keg. and Anal. Cop. - all 11 if - NI all Iliad& daleda - - - 34000 IS Den. &eons Navlsatloe 14 -.-. - 111 all IllsuallueLlths ili A .... 130,000 1 IGlrcat Ship (Linntod) - all 1 Is an.p_wsp.a.Pri. seise'''. as _ 100,000 1 Do. 176 per cent. Fret all 10 all Uerdases et - 12,000 6 Lon. District TeL (1..).. 6 ..- - dls - le 11l I Da. New Shares - -pa - 200.000 4 Lon. Usu. Omnibus Co. all I 14 - 10 0 ifirwarlso Trunk PreL 0 S - 60,000 10 Madras Drips. A Canal I 4 Ipa ... - 16 11 Ottoman Amyrtualdla) 11 7 Ms - 10,000 10 Medlterraneenglee.Tel. all .... .- ID an Paris, Lyon'', and Dealt. 171 I'B4 I - 14,000 II Medlar. Ex. Ted. (Us.) an si II - 6N ell Paris and Orleans 4l 65 - 30,000 II National Discount Co._. 6 1 I .1Y -. 20 17 Recite and 8. Francisco l - 0,0 0 0 10 NerbuddaVosl&lron ( L) A Si dl. - (Pernambuco) g. 7 p.o. 0 Ed Ills - 11.110 10 Italberbads Land - ail 10 111111 as and Dunabure - - 60,000 1 Do. Op o,la. all ;Gs. all e / -, GP all Royal Danish - 1,724 131 N. Drum II 14.1k0t. Li. Si e 10 - $ A loyal Swedish - - - 1191,670 IW. Grit Aastraladasi.. all i 11 - 4 all . Da 7 per cent. _ _ - 60.000 1 Ges - 130 all Sloane and Ileum .... 114 - WOW 1 Ds. "New Mane' - 1111 all I Dan par enact. rov Si 3 - 40.606 10 ea. /a. ma ILlsa.) a - - dim - l 0 4 ainPaeb,Una)g.7perea I 14 .lls - 000.030 K. Blur Lauda Min ISO 6! 54 - is ta S.AaaLlk lasp.Vaisilsa s t 1 die 10 10,000 IS mad Orilla Mara all CS 70 - le an Sesibant el leaave..- 21 54 4 - 20,006 10 De. Now lO 9 11 pun - 41 all ,Wast likatarn l4 - 60.001. SI 1684 a & lad. TM. 0.44 all 1111 lei - 1i an I Do. 5. par ant. Prat loi - 10,500 65 Ins a/1 17 16 - 10 di r West. All. 10.16 Pram 1111 4 - 10,1110 IA New all 1 Se - 11 11 ladles' el Minds.... - 16.600 100 load WWI Used 0 60 Al 60 ft 11 allFllehadsa .... - ~.. 1100,06.0 84. AWL Imelda 1416 130 111 - 14.10 t IS Auftellea Ladd all $2 34 - 01111311111111 MOLL 76.0% I TeL Scalp'..l dl 111 - N IWO, I Do. do. kagistered_ all I f - o. 1 Ms. 1 aeons. IPd 01. diem Ins in. 11.106 111 D... dn. - PIOUS' Is, Otaorta.sv.e.Jadalalv It i : as la 57 1 16618 le &As. et Amanita maid Sal !C.d.& 4 n.e.lfar.lllept. el se I - Malted) First Issue 1 I par Ipa - 111.4i1 %el NASA's. 4p.ct.2an.&.lely ila) 111 la -60.00 e 61 La.C.,U.ConaJa 6 - - - .... et. Svni tali N. Kast. 4D. ea ;luss at Os - 'loon 4 ll'u. Khudom Tel. 1...', .1 I 4 Ms par - 1r776: . IN, W. lll . l . l endOst.--46P.44. 1 192 i I Lana VA ITae Lama*, land •Si ili 9j - 40 SO 17 111 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE : —(rips pAY.). The weather since Friday last lies bean changeable. These was a fall of rain this morning, but it is now line, and Om wind's variable. last week the English wheat supply to than market was very short, flour more liberal, though not by any mean/ large. Barley, oats, beans, sod pm very contracted. Nothing reported from Scotland or Ireland during the week. The foreign arrivals wee, liberal—of wheat 40,000 quarters American, which was the bulk, and a few cargoes from the Baltic and Block Bea. Flour, a large supply of American barrels, and one wad Of sacks. Mediterranean. Barley matinee* very limited. Oats a very moderate quantity, mostly Romeo, Prussiaa, Swedish, and Dutch. No beans reported, but a good NIP* of peas from Canada. The wheat trade commenced by factors asking Is. mete money, but which buyers would not submit to, and we quote prices only fully as high as on Monday last, bolls for English sad foreign. Flour trade steady at last week's quotations. Barley very little on sale, and trade dull. Malt, trade slow. Oats are vary brisk to-day, and all good corn 63. per quarter dearer, with • Beans and peas dull.good amount of business. Tares neglected ; seeds of all descriptions hardly anything d oing. Ft.o•Ttna C•miose--Country letters reporting potato disease in Bootlasd and Ireland have caused a rise in Beanie cargoes generally , more especially maize, which is fully trod. higher than this day week, and which is obtained. : Emu and Kent, white, saw, 38s. to 565. ; ditto, Ins old, 61s. to 645.; ditto red, new, 3.131:. to 465.; ditto, fine, old, 565. to 511 s. ; Norfolk, Ite., fine, old, 575. to 59a. ; red, now, 44a. to 52a . Foreign : Beattie, 63a. to 64%; ins, 655. to 695.; extra, lige. to 705.; II overbore, Iffie. to Ma; diato. sztas,64s. to 075.; itastook, 635. to 675.; Xesideobarg red, 54a. to 601.; U.:kern:ark ditto, 565. to 595. ; America' white, 61a to 625.; ditto red. 59a. to 004.; Canadian, WN- W We. NAnutr.—English wilting, 425. to 445. ; fine, 495.; grinding, 30s. to 32..; &Waddling, 30& to 31s. per or.; fon* grinding, 275. to 345.; ditto distilling, 265. to 2/s.. making. —s. to MALT.— h, Esser tad Norfolk, 695. to 635. ; fins. 635. to 70s. ; Kingston and Wan, 655. to 72a.; brows. 60s. token OATS.-Pagliah feed, 19s. Od. to 245. Od. ; potato, St to 30a. ; toreign, 224. Oil. to 25h Nam, 28a. to 30s. BELIL-Fagltsh tick, 38.. to 40s. ; barrow, 404. to 43‘. ; pigeon, 40s. to 445. ; foreign, Maaimn in atia. to dlr. ; tick. 384. to 40s. ; Konigs b erg; 39a. to 44.. ; Sian, 35a. to as klAS.-Essisila Wiliam, 38s. to 42..; w Ito and blue, 38a. to 40s. ; snaph, 40s. to 43e.. grey, 344. to 364.; hog, 31s. to Ms. • foreign. 34a. to 375. FLOOS.-English town, 495. to 50a. ; ditto fine, Ws. to Me. • ounntry, 42.. to 435. ' • Narfcdk and Suffolk, 35a. 01; FreOall. 465. to 48.. pa sack; Amarichu, 28a. to 31h; Canadian, 29.. to 31s. ; Spanish, 461. to 494. FtotriNG Cancan, all C. F. sad 1.-Wheat: Bee& anski and Ifarianople, per 4921b5., MX to 52a. ; Chicks, 511.. to 5.21. ; Polak Odour, per 4801 be., red, Ida. to 51s. ; whit., 564. to 58s. ; Danube and Galata, 42e. to 48s. ; 37a. to 395. Boras : Egyptian and Syrian, per 24a. to 255. ; Odessa and Danube do., 24.. to Zia. Bases : Egyptian, par qr., 37.. to 38s. Mah : Odessa and Galata. per 4921 be., 30s. 6d. to 32a. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, par 480th.., 28s. GI. to 31s. ; French, de., -s. to -a. ; American, do., :Ns. to 314. se•Xi, per qr. 40.. to 465. ; I =. seed, per qr., 48s. to 525. ; Mu stard .eed, per white, 15s. to 19i. •, brown, 12c to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 60.. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,04 121.155. to LW. ; American, thin, in brls., per taw, 10/. to 101. 15s. do., thick, round, end oblong, 91. Ma. Ile lu/. 10s.; Baltic, 9 1. to 91. ;Marseille., 91. ss. to 101.55.; Raps cakes, 51. to 51. 10s. ARRIVALS INTO LO:CDON MOM JULY S TO JIILY It Comb/1m qrs. 1 =!..; la* 1 Irish .... .... Niels; .. i 4564 ... Z. C. 1111 1 1 i Si us Otlf. & a %al ii 2 1 Expos22s.—Vitest, MC peas, gra ; Soar, lie cwt . airier. qz 5 f .11,v 66 11. O g i e ti Daum Pose lour. ttiO 4 1% 911. .. .. . lin 14 20 .. .. 10eo3 1 ii silt 44160 1 ii n 3 O O 1 01 .1 4600 'lt, ::i~ ,qts. 16W aei ; Daios, - aea: MINCING LANK-(TRIS DAY.) SOCIAL—At steady prices 2,000 bags native Maim wall at 30a., 1,000 bags brown Mauritius at 304., and • float* cargo of Havana for a near port, 16h, at Ma. Renard eau tames firm. Corn —A wino of Santos has been sold ►float for a near port, at 95e. RICE. —SCO begs of Bengal sold at lls. 9d. fur good mid dling white. In other articles no alteration. The public sales advertised for tomorrow oonsist of SW auks of Barbaloss, 100 hhda. of crystallised Demerara, and 9,800 hags Mumitius sugar ; 830 auks, 100 barrels, sod 1,700 bags Ceylon ; 81 casks Wynard plantation, and 20,100 bogs Costa Rica ; and 3,000 bags Bowl Hoe. TALLOW ILLRIEET. 7 {THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallOw is quoted 48.. ad cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 495. 6d. ; July to September, 49s._i_hi l ; October to December, 49.. 6d. rAzircuLuts or TALWW. Stack as hod thb sky Delivery bit wash Dltta tram Ist lone Anivol kue week - iiit; freak lst Jane Price Y.C. par cwt. this clay Ditto Taws lad Friday '727 5963 5551 12.308 Ma 9d. Ns. IA 30.747 1.480 11,427 LEIS 15,120 Us. Id. IA& Ott KOH 1,12{ 2.7.1 s i.itii ___ SAW Ws. id. Ws. W. Arrival tor the week aiding July SS Let year 1,944 eadca, and delivery 1,479 cuics. The arrival last week camprisel 740 casks tram at. Petersham. • tram Odeon. 1 tram Austral* 0 from South America. tud 477 tram other place.—Total. 1„034 mak& METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Although the number of beasts is nearly as trge &I OK Monday last, there is a considerable deficiency weight the best qualities are consequently dearer. The supply ot sheep and lambs is small for the time of year ; trade is slow, and prices without alteration. Calves are selling about the same as on Thursday. From Germany en/ Holland there are 730 beasts, 4,300 sheep, 226 calves, mid 40 pigs ; Franoe, 37 calves • Seetlacd, 283 beasts ; Ireland, ; Norf.dt and Suffolk, 1,100 ; and dOO from the north ern and midland counties. — Per ataoe ► d. Best Scots, Boretd► 4 10 3 2 Bed Short-bona a 8 5 0 Sewed qual. beasts S 8 4 2 Calves Per stomp of Me. a. A. Beat Masa.. 111-ba:sBb 4 10 Bast 1424-w 0015.... 0 0 10. - vic77SilOil:::; 0 Ewes & •ecoud qua. 0 0 Pim Best Diu& Hllf-br!xls u 0 0. Do. do. Shorn lambs p and lambs. 23,490 w..., m: _ _ _ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—rrnts DAY.) Mews. Patteuden and Smith report that the accounts from the plantations ate very oonfiicting—Stowes, Weald of Kent, and North Kent, aro still in a desperate condittoo, with very few exceptions ; Farnham, Wowester, and parts of Mid Kent, and around Canterbury, ate progreuin slowly towards improvement. Market firm, altitunigh out active. Duty 80,0004 COAL MARKET.—(IIIIB DAY.) Walls Fad Hatton. IDs. ; WallsEcdLimbton,lSs. DJ.. Walls End South Mateo, 10s.; Walls End Toes, Ids. od.; Walls End Hartlepool, Is.. 9d.; Walls End Braddyls lietton, 18,. 3d. ; Wslla Hod Haugh Hall, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Mello% 181. lid. ; Walla End Eden Maio, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Horton, 16.. 3d. ; Walls Eod Iluttan Lyons, les. 9d. ; TanSeld Moor Bates, 134. ; West Hartky, 16s. ; EeLside Hartley, ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 3d.-7T slips at market. At the police-court in Kingstown on Friday, the son of a leopectable lady residing near Black-rock was charged with committing a violent assault on his mother, whose tottered appear:mos presented melancholy proof et the truth of the charge. He was sentenced to three moot& insprimaadeut. 81,331 , AN TS' LuvErv..—Servante lovers are a con stant source of trouble both to mistress and to servant: from unfortuuate experience, the mistress forbids all "to/- lowers." The servant feels her case hard, especially so be. her young mistresses may see their lovers as often :is they like. See him she will ;so there are meetings at the leek-door, sod other damp sad uucomfortable places, where freouetit colds are taken. At last her mistress finds oot what is going on. Sho is dismissed ; she Suds it difficult to got another place : there is nothing for her hit to merry. It is iinpreideut for both, and when sickness comes, there is nothing for them but to seek charity or the seeker of the workhouse. Sine* servants have hearts, and Sr. as likely in their sphere to be loved a s their yonng mistresses in theirs, it i 4 impossible to prevent their having lovers ; but the evil (if evil it be) tight surely he lessened by their being acknowledged, instead of forbidden. See them they will ; thou let it les dose "ready, with the mistress*s penuissiou, at stated times. It is better sad safer for the fetidly to have • respectable young man sitting ocessiosially in the kitchen than to have backdoor meetings with no one knows who. nhy may out the mistress do by her servant es she "odd wish her own daughters diem by, if, through misfortune, she wen obliged to lent her own bread? Why may the set hajuire into the matter ? if the young men be revolt. able, let him come to the house; and if he is not, either the girl must ~ive hint up or she must leave.—Raisia Goodfellow. ROYAL Faits HOSPITAL, GII A V'S-I RN -RO A 11. The number of patimits relieved at this hospital during the week endiug July 13 was 3,007, of which 91h Astro new cases. SARA RITAN FREE HOSPITAL.—Tao number of patienta treated at the Samaritan tree Ho.pitel for Woes= and Childres, Edwardsotreet, Perfume-Num, durnig the week ceding July 13, was 737, of whitit 21r. war, new Ma. fib I . 4