The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-29 00:00:00

TtilC POLION VOURTS. (THIS DAY.) WBSTMINSTKIL *OMIT AT Til 1100 TY KINADIGTON MUMMY. A, young mac, who gam tho same of Ric ar e Jaws. was rimed at the bar charged with a robbery t thSouth Men magma Museum. Janne Tirompoon, of 65, Oolleseetreet, aselma, said he °A. employed at the MOMMID, cad was going to extinguish the gas is one of the schools oa Savorday night, when he discovered the prisoner stooping down, pocketing some pa win tools, belonging to prosecutor from his basket. The u , and he was gives into custody. P The. were called e policeman produced a steel binder belong* to a sewing = Woe, which he found upon the prisoner, and for th e pcasessMn of which be could not give any account. Thomas Saul, an attendont beene linasum, mid that Um dell binder produced bad stolen from that part of the building appropriated to patents. It belonged to Years. Wheeler sod Wilson, and wss sent by them to the metwom for exhibition. It was an invention for the par pm of putting heeding oa cloth. It was nomlaslly the prowl/ of amine Chanosiloe. WHIMS last saw it sato *es on Toteday night. Mr. Safe asked the prisoner, who bad refined to give his address, where hop ved and how be obtained his Prisoner 4eclioed to give his address, stating that b e had nose in par ticular at priewit. Mr. Sells said he mast know eosnething about him, and remanded him till Friday. BOUTHW&RIC. DISORDELLT DIERS AT • RAILWAY STATION. ASTaluso Joan sad Thomas Ellis, privates is the Royal ATk in. if y, oars b ro ught before Mr. Brenham charged w ith' diegreeeful and disorderly conduct on the platform of the Dov er Rail Termious of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, and refusing to quit when desired by the officers of the orropany. Richard Oakley, an inspector of the Blsokfriare-statioo, said that about Arm o'clock in the afternoon, his attention yes called to the piasters rolling about drunk on the plat, form. They were in • beastly state of intoxioation and their clothing was so disordered as to be perfectly indecent. ' rem plsoed them on some forms oat of the way, thinking they would he partly recovered in a short time, suffi ciently to proceed to their depot at Sheerness. A little while after that he saw the prieosers roiling abort shouting and frightening the psesengers sad obstrneting the traios. When witness ressoestrated with Meantime made nee of disgusting language. and so roisooodeurted themselves that Mr. Saun ders, the saperinteedest of the station. sent for the police; and the, were gives later custody. They were extremely e:olent, and remelted witness and the other officers in • very rough maser. George Leader, a ocostable ia the employ of the railway eempany, said that be eesieted to remove the prisoners,who were very drunk, and did not know what they were about. The primmest .101148 here expressed hie regret at what had ocesetred. They had just arrived from India, after many ' tarries, and were about to proceed to their depot at They unfortunately met with some old com rades red dusk too much beer. They were not used to it sad it took an effect on them. Mr. Oakley was recalled, and informed the magistrate that the prisoners had Wer-offioe passes to their regiments at Sheerness, mid could go by the 3 o'clock trails that day. The primmer Ellis hoped his worship would forgive them. They IMO extremely sorry for what had occormsd, and promised sever to do so again. Er. Bamboos told them their conduct was very dle gmesful, hut taking into oonsideratios their recent snivel from India and their former good oonduat, and regret for what had taken place, he should discharge them. WANDSWORTH. 101.4000 55011010 111 ILULWAT 111.1113111. Mr. Witham Henry Jaekeon. of No. 40, Prisose-equare, Kennington-arom wee summoned by Mr. T. Best, on behalf al the South Western Railway Oonspaay, for unlawfully rookies certain tobaooo is a mooed-okra It appearedfrom the evidence that, on v the 15th erses. lost., im mediately after a train had left the Wandsworth stetion for Waterloo. the defendant, who was vse of seven penom in the compartment, lit his Dips and oommesesd smoking. An elderly man remarked to him, " Can yen sot desist for ten pinkie He made some rude nwly, sad said that if the ladies did not object he Amid not dismatinse for him. A lady then said that she very strongly objected to smoking. The defendant replied, "Those who don't like it may lump it." He continued to smoke, es the lady explained to the magistrate, very mares tobacco until the train reached Vsaxhall, when be put his pips cut of sight. Several of the premiers then got ou t of the coinage, and Mr. Bent happened to get in, his position ow the line being unknown to the defendant. After the train had skirted hawse abort to resume stooking.and lit a matoh,when Mr. Bent spoke to him. The defendant was very abusive is Mr. Best, and said he had not seen him smoking. The lady, however, who had remained in the carriage informed Mr. Beat that she had seen him smoking, and what had hap. pined on the way to Vaturisall. The defendant's answer to the ease was that he thought smoking was universally allowed on the line, and that if Mr. Bent had performed his deity properly be would have summoned a gentleman who was smoking on the platform at Vso.halL Mr. Bent said if the gentleman had sot Rives a Ulm arse mid address, he would have been summoned as well r , the defendant. The magistrate expresse d his intention of infliodng the htl pesslty is every same n which there had been a pm , *Moos is smoking after an objection had bees made to it The defendant, who was fined 40s. sad costs, paid the nosey. THE DERBY PROPHETS. " Argus " of the Post says that had the mune been a fiat one, be should have hesitated *bout Gla diateur, and should bare said be would go in alone ; bet " when I study and reflect upon the Epsom assents and imam* I must select those horses whose action is more peculiarly adapted to them. Imbued, therefore, with these ideas, I mast prolamines for ARCHIMLEDRS and CHRIST MAS CAROL ; sad, eseceinted with them, I think will be found Leagdown,Wild Charley, and Oppressor. These ideas, atter Tuesday's running, may be modified. as the perform ance of The Tartar will tell me if am justified in lies** Oppremer oe my list." "Ness" of the Advertiser, gives Wild Charley, Christ mas Carol, and Archimedes the preference, asking those who follow his divinations to record their vote in favour WILD CHARLEY" to win." . .. _______ " Hotspur," writing io the Telegraph, says he is in wholesome dread of the French horse, sod in depoadlas vilely on BREADALBANE, he must also express the strangest partiality for Cliadiatear sad Loagdown. DREADEUL MURDER A? MIDDLESBRO'. A dreadful murder was committed here about mideight on Saturday sight. A young man. named Frauds Coates, • moulder, was stabbed by an Irishman. pseud Henry Hubei, arid died soon after from the injuries be had received. Some persons had been watching Hughes. who was in company with a woman of loose character, near Albert -bridge, Marton-road, and this had greatly WM. rhim. As Coates was paring him he rushed upon . and stabbed him in three different places with a dagger knife. The prisoner and the woman are bosh in the custody of the police. Coates was a native of Think, in the North Riding, and was a young man of good character. His I t r ing i l l eposition was taken haloes a magistrate, Mr. poto, at the polies station. Several parents witnessed she murder, but the attack made upon Coates by the prisoner was so sudden that they were powerless to render essistence. Coates in his deposition distinctly slis VI to Hughes, with whom be was slightly acquainted, big the mmdeter. He says he was passing slug the street when Hughes, who was standing against the railway statioa wall with the woman named Elisabeth Gault:Sall rabid at him and stabbed him in the abdomen. saying, " You're one of the b--• thee@ bees watching m•—take that." The woman at the same time challenged the other terms that were about " to come up to the scratch," say iog that " her man would serve the best of them as he had done the other fellow" (meaning Coate.). Coates died about 3 o'clock on Sunday more*, as he was being removed to the Tofirmary in Newport road. His wounds, three in number, were dressed at the police station by Dr. Fawoett, assistant to Mr. Dickesson. They were (one) a superficial cut on the right side of the seek, three inches long and • quarter of an inch in depth ; (two) a deep wound in the abdomen, left side, penetrating, it is thought, to the stomach. and through which the bowels protruded ; and (three) • deep cut just above the right thigh. The aloes who took the prisoners into custody were Inspector Read and Folies-constable Peacock. The male prisoner wu a-rested in *Meet on the north aide of the railway, and wheel taken into custody had the knife in his hand. The murder was of the most cold-blooded cha racter, and the °Mews steel that ooze of the parties ware the worse for drink. The inquest on the body of the dammed will be held today, at the Caere ration Hall. The malamitely affair bee mused the 'mutest excitement in the tows. A more revolting case of deliberate murder it is impossible to imagine. The prisoner does not seem to exhibit the slightest remorse at the part b• Played in the transaction. He is • strong muscular fellow, of dark oomplexioe, shoat 51t. Sin. in height. He bas bees in the tows for • numbs" of years. He upraise., himself as a single man, but it is howl, that he has • wife and family in Ireland. Coates wee a young man, about years of age, and tuamarried. —Lade Mercury. TIM ACCIDENT AT THE LIVERPOOL-WEISE? RAID. WAY Srerion.—On Saturday aflame= Mr. Payee, deputy wooer ter the city of Lomita, laid as bigotry at Bs. Bartholomew's Hm*tal late the OMNI of the asss sod. &at at the North Lauda' Exteasios wake la Liverpool skeet, by which Thomas Day was killed, sod the Ursa of semral ahem were passel is jeopard The jury Marna a vadat " That deceased &ed teem ',jerks ONINd bi the fait et a sustain prat:Spat at the lAwarisealwlrsat satins, bet what eared the fail of the said pallariPsl tare is so widest, to dhow." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1865; THE REV. A. D. WAGNER ASSAULTED. BRIGHTON, MONDLT. Last evening, an the Rev. A. D. Wagner was leaving his church in Rmad-threet, he was set upon by three see, who demanded to know what be had done with Othetathe Kent's money. He was knocked down Lod eon adorably hurt. Some pawn-by, who went to his aselstaam, were also badly treated, Sir Thomas Leonard, Bart., having his cheek laid open. The three men are chimney-sweeps, end have jest returned Iran militia training. They are in eastridy. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) Only a moderato supply of English wheat was ou sale here to-day, coastwise and by land carriage ; but the condition of the samples was good. Owing to the oontinuanee of fine weather, and the favourable accounts at hand in referee*, to the growing mom, the demand was somewhat heavy. at • I decline in the quotation' from the late highest poi - it of 2.. _ . per quarter. The show of foreign wheat was by no means extensive • , nevertheless. all kinds met a dull Isle, and previous rate; e. were with difficulty supported. The fall from the highest 81 •• es. rasp Is now equal to la. to 2a. per quarter. English barley came slowly to band; but the supply fore was tolerably good. The trade may be cotunderedd te I i t S o , at full quotations. 1 10 .." Ireft wee in full avenge supply and sluggish request at I't last week's quotatices. u There was a large quantity of foreign oats on the stands, and the oat trade was heavy, at a decline In the quotations I e s,, of Bd. per quarter. it Beans were quite as dear u lest week, with only id it limited supply on offer. The few peas on the stands were disposed of at extreme Si rates. al. The door trade was quiet, at last week's quotation% The se supply of foreign Hour is very limited. at The arrival' off coast have been on a moderate seals. Et The demand for wheat has fallen off, and mime have ruled et the tut.; stile/. The inquiry for grain for forward ship- et meat has viso been lees active, at about late rates. M. (Mirka arrived has sold at 375. 9d. to 39.. M. per e• 4921b5.; Wallachia% 345.; Polish, 40e. 3d. per 4801 b..; es. Mirka, on passage. 395.; ditto 'hippies, Ms. 3d. to 395. at. per 4911im. The supply of maize has been very smell; nevertheleu, the Ueda has ruled inactive, and the quota• tl tioes have given way from 31. to 13d. per quarter. Odesaa 31s. per 4921ba. Kustudje, 294. par 480th.. Barley has w been in limited request, at from 3d. toll& ;mgr. lees mow. ix , IfieSienc, 19s. 3d. ; Nioolaieff, 20 0. ; Bony's% 19 s. 14d. 10 0 I per 4 b. No business has been unmated in rye. 103 Danubian or Are is nominally worth about 25e. per W.,. 1 400 lbs. Beans bare continued without animation. Barbary, 35% to 365. per quarter. The trans actions in milletseed have been confined to one Is tango, which has changed hands at an advance 2.5 in prices of about 6d. per quarter. Danubian 21s. per it. 480 tbs. More barium' has been passing in linseed, and ae. se • in some instances the currencies have shown of Improvement. Calcutta, on pulses, 554• 6d. to 56.. per 3t 41011 s. Bombay, in warehouse, 565. • Calcutta, Ma. to se 55e. ; Mir:spore, 55% 6d. ; Black Set; and A oxff, 51s. ; st. Egyptian. es ; St. Petersburg, 55e. ; Archangel. 45e. per it qr. Linseed oaken have ruled inactive, at a decline in the IS quotations of Si. per ton ; London MP *lOl. 10s. to 101 . 15%; 1 New York, in barrels. lilt. 55.; ditto, in begs, 101.; Western, w in bags, 91. to 91.5%; and Mamas% 61. 10s. to Per to tea. Cottonseed odes have met a slow sale at it 41. 15% for London ordinary ground, and lE. for 10 best ground. Rapeseed has been in fair request, st„ at enhanced rates. Garerat, 70% to 70% 6d. • Fero:spore. Z es. toads.; Calcutta, 59e. to 595. 6d.; Danubian, cultivated, at 61s. to es. ; Wild Black Sea and layoff, 33.. to 345. per et quarter. Madressbipping, 63e. ; brown, Peroaepore, 601. ; ft Calcutta, Way to July shipment, 53% M. to 59a. per 416 lbs. 20 In cottonseed sales have programed steadily, at 61. 10e. to At 6/. lb. M. for Egyptian. EePtain. to be shipped from g May to July, has sold at 61. 15% per ton. st Agricultural Needs are in dull inquiry. In cakes very Si little is doing. A/WU. or : Tams, 100 ; linseed, 50 ; mosseed, 60 ; end sundry, 342 qrs. Forma : Linseed, 6,661; rapeseed, 9,111 ; ma'se, 7,969 ; and sundry, sb : - "CO Error 1,074 ; and oilseed, 3,931 qrs. 109 CUS.WIT PRICIL Wiest SIN. Per Qr.; WNW. s. e. Ism Nook rod,lBlll 40 to 94 1844 41 to 42 „ to.whito,lB6ll 42 to 46 1984 42 to 48 Norfolk end Loyola red, 1844......... 811 to 61 Per Qt. lo 891 OAR. a a. t o Sok& hod l7 Ita LI Boot& potato Irttb, white „ lack BLUR. Huila 33totAw St o TSok VI to II H. Harrow VI St to ak sk. Allow to 44 TILL DUnitin gUG!Meg —in IS le U Grinding ... nu) 14 Grey_ — Grey Iluple ld to 80 K 4 to BB to SS too 22002. WO I Tows suds. par MP 87 to 41 100 __ _. lba. New ems. Coantry Haßilkatel lO to 11 1 Norfolk sn.l Wolk. 16$ PAM* 23 lo 27 , ex Alp 27 to 28 j$ For Inc Pat Q.. 1 Wt24l'. .. s. Dsislde sod Lodi* bog 4l to 62 144644 k I Heckle DeeVe et to 49 $ O to 43 Rateloo. hurl soft Amato's, red wktto BARLsr iii: ima jferfonr, isd 64 le 4 Maples sal Wan 46 Is 61 laws __ 4 104 U IIL . ?aria?. IT. OASSL R S. Died* &NI Swedish IS to II 41{. Mein . la to IA 114. BEAU. !pi Did* - ss w se 6 imam st to l all Hu. 100 SS to 10 10 _ __ _ = 00 to 10 10 —__ maul au. K . lB to SO it. i.oow Grinding Be to 24 Distilling Malting 0471. hOIIIL 10 Track par took .... 09 to Sit it 99001211, 31 to et se Amiaricar. Poe bet... 19 to 26 so canalisa. .. 19 to 26 96. MTO LONDON. BY LAND AND H. I MAY 90 TO MAY 17, IN- 91. Wok Sew 111 to IR ~ teed ARRIVALS 011 GILAIN La., 1 wArn. ciasuoii, no CLUNY& Wheat. Barley. Ora 4 VIL 6711 11611 .. 11 Idols !foreign .. 86146 7672 T0ta1.... 41168 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (at IMMO elm nrraaaAnomAr. taxsaaAts.) (nom °us owe coaaseronazar.) The eurhet matinees tether bask &Weedy prices. Bales rehebly 10,000 balm MINOING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The market Mom Friday has been gigot, but firm, for both raw and reload. COMM.—Than is • strong demand for native and plea. tatlon Ceylon, at priors fully equal to Mom paid for ha: wink. Tan, eantintwas quiet, bat firm. m Rica and SALTrwras. —No miss reported. so, Corrog.—There is an improved demand for this article 40, at steady prime. Bengal sold at did. ; &lied% Md. ; am- 00. goon., Ted. to Ted. ; Tiaseivelly, sd.; Salem and Japan, 140. 91d. ; Oacemada, 10ed. to 11d. m The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 100 bbds.. 2,000 boxes, and 1,300 bags of sugar; 900 make, 1,000 bage l , otiffe• ; rya La p coma ; 300 bags saltpetre; and sundry peso I al " d " r7 , 110. is, 1 gra gra qrs. cirs. I Xi e g te r I 11 1346 469 117 .. t4l ........ 7iiii • ii •• ;; .1 1 -/ 1616551165 698 11178) 68 iI6I TALLOW MARKST.—(THIS DAY.) it The market is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted 39a ; Poterobarg Y.C. on the spot. new. 400. 6d. old, 40e.; Jaye. 40e. 6d. to 40e. 3d. ; October to December, 41n. 6d. to els. 9d. r U 4600 SO 000 10 1,404 SO 000 140 1 1 ,003 100 1,000 10• _.lOlllOl 117 2. 4919 U 11000 U 111 900 19 ,000 140 Aso IN ,400 10, : 11.71 1,309 93,912 1.111 110,112$ 1 1 , 40a In i l 414. 60. PARTICULARS 01 TALLOW. Meek es :mad Ulla des Delivery lase week Ditto trona Ire Joao 37,744 Mvii Met week Ditto hem let lase theepottkdadayewa DIM Town WE Friday 79,9E9 18,63 S 4.11. Od. 44a id. 99.987 9W 74,11 sea 86,2114 401. Pi 41s. 6d. SHAKE LISTS.-(T1118 DAL) INKII ,060,.. 'lmam U0di...0 p.611.,15TS 11 .. .. O I ma, 1811.114. VI .. .. or. Do.ipsraleb.*A•6. ii .. Do.ll paret.blar.tta 11 AN .. D 0.6 per oLJas.4,l 11 MB . — Do. 4 por at. Das. 8 ,11 0101.. Oarstlilllc4.9op.dl9l3;l l ••I. • F•• 4 ° . Pl°11!1, Two o/Ozooz. The railway market is firm to-day, notwith standing the intervention of the settlement, and prima have risen in several instan ce s . Metropolitan stock ' is in prominent request, and bits advanced q per i cent. •, Midland has also improved i • London •• „„,---• _---• ~„,,----- iit North Western and South Easte rn, 1; and 7.. '.; i;„ '6,7 "Teiliii Great Western, i• • Great Eastern has declined * ; L6eo.•• O •LiwAN O T. Ink it_ok U London and North ' Western stook is now r e i on , •.; h a w ' ,". " 0 11 1. 7 % . riiiir i quoted 1224 to 123 ; Great Western, 731 to I ; Hid- MN* .. Do. WIN land, 1341 to Isai ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Me " D° ' 1881 JA .. Note. (Imam, Goat.. 11 121} to 1221 • South Eastern, 85 to I ; Great iliil .. New crew. Ow. ea d. lit Eastern, 46 to 1 ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; London ---. .. NA Nelms Ov. A p. 0.11156 it and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Northern , "•• •• DL 6 P•&WU bo U 0 6 115 .. .. D 0.6 p. o. DM to MN 1( 130 to 132 ; and Metropolitan, 139/1 to 140. 150.000 .. Now ZoalArdSpor soolt. IV With the exception of a reduction in Lombardo- tc:4°Z, :: x .lt : Pir 0 " 1 . 11 Venetian, foreign railway shares show no change. 75,000 .. iallerD Shad (4 1 ;. 4 4Fp..0.110 Indian and Canadian lines are quiet. ..... .. 11. Aweleov.ll 1. aDM 11 .... .. VIAGov.O9.AI als 11 DIDINAZY ARANO AND STOMA. .... .. Do. Ao. op.o.AosabOo. , ini. I pal Agawam I ClcrWs I o Soh P'°3' brodA7 1129011 L L ' • " I No. IMI OOMPANIAL -- -- 100 lirlatol sad 100 Ombsdoalsa 100 csmbr lao all i a ura sad lisadua.... all • among ill Do. A I Aao dlr. vain sli Do. Di p. ulspald to D. 100 Dahlia sadDYertkolcar 100 Duadia,bd.lo idlaburghsad etA lea Glasgow sad IL= 1011 Oresi imam Ord. os. 100 Do. D. ant. SOL. N 0 2 100 Greali NorthotSostbad 100 Grist Madura 100 Do.A I • no. so dlr. an 11111 Do.D 11111p.o.Ispi1db 100 Olt South & Waal Ora) 1011 Oral WasSsra 100 Do.liour Vs/Gua.llll. 100 Da South Wales. 10 Do. W. 111d.-0:1Orti 100 Do. Do. N= 100 Do. Do. fi 100 latasauldreN Yorkshire 100 London sad Blaskwall 100 loa..Drlglata, I Wisest 100 Loadoo..ftsthaNal DOT 100 Loodoa&Nortat Rota. 100 GoadorstSouthWes•sea 100 Ilsa.,Shet..4l Unman* 100 MslropollOsa Now S Do. I.zionston au Metro.Dis.(Pro. deripC. 111 Do. do. do. 94 N In In if ft I Do. t9 - Shares 100 Do Dom.& Orb, MI M 14.011. Ws. (lee.)•••. all Do. lOWee 011 Did loot 100 North Beth& 100 Do. salo.,Perea.Dood i 100 N. Zaatero—Borwlie K li H SS is IT 91 911 106 106 16 67 se li 1/0 Isl 147 148 in 131 MI 88 13 131 - ft 46 to 12 46 48 in 106 1911 illl is 90 la 131 39 11 1221 tiff is 99 61 69 M il i t 9 19 99 1 101 1 1 9 91 10 11 pm 1941 196 11 3 1 Pm 103 106 r 7. 1 100 Do. Leda.. 1W Do. York .... 100 D.s. GaAs all Do. Btock.&Darlimat 13 Do. do. 1814.60 la Do. do. 1016.01 HO North Loodre all Do. 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Waders of Canada 111 Da. lay all Soa.Zald& pap. LDS do. do. 617.1 Wass Moak li l zoltod 1 Do. Now HO Madras gam 6 P. nook 100 sio. do. I ts = 1.00 Do. an. do.— • Do. Mils 100 Kalb. Corp. 6 par a. Pd all Kalb. and Robe= . say all 11.13reuLaCae.cda. A &II 166 I.lLotOaa.ll9.a.lalp.B. Ilid Wad" Pd. Do 6p` mueatloo De . . NW do. • .. • • do. 100 Do. !appal) do 100 Do. Wm KIM* do. 76 9.0 lot 10.14 mamma NaISUOMI. I Coins Priam 101 10 xcl 101 14 103 Me Pall 9 iLa 16 66 88 61 63 14 68 66 67 47 a 46 66 43 46 26 27 84 16 163 106 i !Do par 111 104 at IA n IN SO u. id ii4e 111 es es N 111 46 a $ 6 is 100 i 1 01 1001 101 411 100 k 101 96 tr/ ,00yi so io . lee I 01. all 171 194 10 17 L 9 91 R. Aim I7N 60°' I I N~ ;r1 I :10 t igt, 6 •SY 10 } 10 01 s 6 • dla 16 I 64 Noe . 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Igrarout. Iteir 47.—Batas todar—Furcurs, 1011—Ditto New 151--Grest Western. new seoount. 714—London and North Western. IE4 ; ditto new account. 1211 1-11 Dutch Idhutdihrilth—. Booth Eastern, 8631: ditto new account, 01 1 84—Confederate Loin, 8 71—United States 5.10 Bonds, 88; ditto new account, ask 8 71-I,lllanee Bank, new account. 6 Wile and Exchange "We. Si 946 rt.—rabies 'Wine. 1-16 ditto, new moonlit, 6.14 d.—Uaina Marine (Waited), 1 11-141 p.—Brithh and Isle/ Magnetic Telegraph Associall"l:4ll— United Gas, SO& ILuicaggrza, MAI 27.—Thare was a good bodges, bat prices were lower. Bolokow, Vaughan, and CO. Monied), / O . — C. Cue' melt and Co. (Limited), 1 d.—Coutederate Loan, 81—Great Eastern, 401 • ne ct account. t6}—Great NOTthern A. next ac count, 1481—Great Northern 41 pee cent, 911—Great Western ot Canada, next waist, 101 —Great Western, next accon x = Loudon and Nseth-Weaters, nett aoootust 128 Menial& and lincolnshfre, next atom* 1121—Yeirop5hlan, 1881 laccount, 159 I—Unlled States 640 Years* Buds, account, 871—Union Plata Glass, 40. MADWIRAIGATI THIS ON AND CANAL COMPANY. ( DAY.) This afternoon the twelfth annual general meet ing of shareholders took place at the eocapeay's now te Qoametreet.pisoe. Southwark- bridp ; JAMES THOMSON in the chair. The report stated the progress made in the canal and irrigation works to the Hooodein Valley, upon which the energies of the staff had been meeestrated. Th e CHAIBItAIt. Moving the adoption of the report, acknowledged errors in the original estimates. owing to the peculiar oaten of the works, bat, referring to other Indian trriptioo schemes, expressed meadows that, aotwithstandiag the increased outlay the works, when completed, would yield a very le pmat. The report was adopted, sad a vote of thanks to the directors closed the proosediap. 01701. D LOCAL EXLMINATIOWL-OXFOID, MAY 27.—The total number of modidates entered this year for the Oxford Local Examinations is 940 Nelms sad 305 mime ; total. 1,256; an increase of 194 Ilium lost year. TIME BOYS BROWNED...-011 Saturday after noon three boys, named Frederick Wreesilea, Joseph Bidden, sod Walter Bartlett, were drowsed in • elay-hole or delpb sear the Edge-bill sad Bootle Rsilway, sear to the Tee Brook. The boys, Wrensbeld and Beddow bed ventured ea a raft in the water. The raft divided aid tbey were Pr elpitated tats the water. Bartlett rushed into toe enter to save them, bet in the effort to dos° he seek with them. 1 sad ell were drowsed. The bodies were coevoyed to the Toe Brook Rotel, where en *met will be bald te-day.—Lieer pool Albion. Tan himirow Homage. —Tbe Freparation d the Epsom hems os Langton Weld km stensted wands cd sightseers thrdsg the whole at Let week. The Derby home ere ha rely tee form, sod Kenos it nutielse et the victory. The hones for Epsom left Maine by menial train en Beterday wonder. My. Boot seedisg twenty-gee end Yr.r Amos four—Arles, Breedsibene, sad Inemlolawbeing of the sasslwr. A great erowd mw than off. Captain Joseph L. risk, who has had mayoral exoleelei expeditious in the north-weet, bee losndeeni ids realisation hi the servles fee tbe purpose d hieding • oeiony if 10,010 antlers sad minas to the Alb mine if the beat/sten of the Tedlew.stes• River reentey. He la smiwil a siony riloraito trete Aimee sad soldiers ROW pins set e t sacks.—.llllaoseri paper. .. .......,..,: • LONEY MARKET,—(2IIiIB DAY,) I --o-- Two &Ow= The transactions in the stock market& to-day are not numerous, the dealers being mostly occupied with the settlement of the fortnightly account. Nevertheless, the general tendency of quotations is still favourable. Consols are unchanged, but English railway securities and foreign bonds have improved in several cases. Spanish Passive and Certificates are in especial request. Financial shares are steady. There is little business in the discount market to-day, and transactions continue to be effected in the best paper at 3f per cent. or below the bank minimum. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange, on English Government securities, is 2 to per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 67fr. 30c., showing no movement of importance. Console are now quoted 91 to f, with div., for money, and 891 to f ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 4; ditto for account, 894 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89f, 89 ; Annui ties, 1885, 144 ; Bank Stock, 240} ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 104 ; and Exchequer Bills, 2a. poem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is a strong demand for Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, which have risen / and 4 per cent, respectively. Turkish of 1862, and Confederate hare also improved 4. Mexi can are flat, and have declined 4. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :—Greek Bonds, 20 to } ; Mexican, 244 to 4 ; Confederate, 8 to 10 ; Spanish Pas sive, 314 to f ; the Certificates, 16/ to ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 71} to 72} ; ditto, 1882, 734 to 74} ; ditto, Consolidds, 484 t 049, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Certificates, 974 ; Egyptian, 1864, 934 ; ditto 100 ) . bonds, 93 ; Greek, 204 ; ditto for ac count, 20} ; Mexican, 25, 244 ; ditto 1864, 231 ; Russian, 1822, 911 ; ditto 1850, 89} ; ditto, 1862, 901, 4 ; ditto, 1864, 934 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 401 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 314, 4, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 16f, 1 Turkish, 1854, 91* ; ditto 1858, 711 ; ditto for account, 72 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 74 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 744, 73} ; Venezuela, 1862, 37 ; ditto, 1864, 39. The scrip of the Ottoman Loan has improved per oent., the present quotation being 2 to 14 discount. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 1-6 to 3-16 prem. ; General Credit, 14 to f prem.; London Financial, 64 to 7 prem.; Imperial Mercantile, 14 to 4 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3 to 4 prem., ex div. ; Ottoman SociEtii Gdodrale, 24 to 3 prem. ; and Egyptian Trading, 11 to 01 die. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 10 to 11 prem. ; Moscow Gas, 1} to 1 dia. ; Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 4} to 5 prem. ; Varna Railway, 94 to 10} prem. ; Ottoman Com-1 pony, 1 to 11 prem.; Lion Brewery, 34 to it Prom.; Northern Assam Tea, old sham, } to 1 prem. ;1 ditto New or B, to 4 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 2 to } prem. ; and Dublin Trunk Connecting Rail way, 3to } prem. The A. stock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Company is quoted 34 to 41 prem., and the fully paid, 44 to 54 prem. The half-yearly dividend of 10s. per cent., due the Ist November, 1863, on Ecuador Bonds, is now announced. Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co., have announced the payment, in due course, of the dividend due the Ist of June, on the Swedish Provincial Mort gage Loan. The amount of gold sent in to the Bank on Saturday was 11,0061., making a. total of 214,0001. since the last return. Messrs. Woodhouse, Kerrich, and Co., mar -1 chants and agents to the East Indian Underwriters' Association, have stopped payment, and have for warded the subjoined circular to their creditors. The liabilities are estimated at about 160,0004, chiefly against produce, and it is believed that • satisfactory dividend will be realised, although considerable losses have been made in cotton. The house has been established in the East India trade upwards of 50 years. Abohurch-elembers, Lapdog, Hay 28. Gentlemen,—We regret to inform you that, in emus queues of an unfavourable telegram from Bombay. we have been compelled to seamed psyment. Oar books have been placed In the bands of Messrs. Hart Brothers and Co., of Hoorgatewtrest, who will prepare a statement of our affairs, to be laid before you as early as possible. In the meantime, making your forbearance, wears, gentlemen, your obedient servants, WOODHOUB7, BERZICH, AND Co. Letters from Bristol announce the suspension of Messrs. Ivens and Chessell, shipbrokers and general merchants, with liabilities reported at about 100,0001. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weakly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of June. The total is below the average : Amount per Share. Dos arreatty Numbs, Due in June. Date. Paid. OalL of &area/mount Ilammersmith and City Prcferen.n 7 842 0 0 0,000 A 12,000 Indian d' raceway 1 - 110 0 60,000 76,000 Midland H. slam, 18% .18 4 10 0 128,000 128,000 Do. a slam, do. Do. New 180. Peet 60 4 20 0 114,712 8211,644 [Salsbury and Durbin Junction [Solway Junction - 210 0 16.000 0,000 - 2 0 0 not !mown. Toll In Jima te09,444 Anwant called In six months of 1863 The third half-yearly meeting of the New Zea land Banking Corporation is called for the 6th of June, when adividend is to be declared. The second ordinary general meeting of the Queensland Sheep lavestnieut Company (Limited) ii convened for the Bth of June. An extraordinary meeting of the Clarence Hotel Comp-ny of Dover (Limited) is to take place on the 2nd of June, when it will be proposed that the company's borrowing powers be extended. A dividend of 41. per share is announced as Payable to the shareholders of the India Freehold Land, Colonisation, Trust, and Agency Association (Limited) on the 30th inst. Creditors of the Petroleum Trading Company (Limited) are repaired to send the particulars of their claims to the liquidators by the 30th of June. A petition for the winding up of the London and Colonial Bank (Limited) is to be heard before the Heater of the Rolls on the 3rd of June. We are requested to state that the share list of the Hampton Hill Estate Company will be closed to morrow for London, and on Thurseey for the country. flarussur Krum. I I Consols, whisk closed yesterday at 891," buyers," i 1 ex div., for the Bth of June, opened and (dosed 1 1 to-day at 891 to . For money the last prior was 91 to f, with dividend. The official business report is as folows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 91 ; ditto, for amount, 891, 11 ; Three per Omits. Reduced, 891, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89,1 ; Bank Stock, 2401 ; live per Cent. " entseed" rupee paper, 1001 - , 100 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1071. Indian government securities were quiet. Ex chequer Bills remain at 2e. to be. prem. The interest on the June Exchequer Bills, on their renewal, is to be reduced from 4 to 3 per cent. ; The foreign stock market, though quMt,was firm. Spanish Peseive Bonds and Osrfiamdes improved f - 110 ... U. $ WiroCi'fci LO,OOOlOO 170,1001 10 40,0001 N 10,000 10 1 00 11,300 j,MO 401 I.M• 00 ),010 1.000 101 1,800 10 : 6 01 111-0 i;ii hOOO le 10. y NIC 4 0 :iiil i 4000 10 4000 10 1,000 100 AOOO l lOO 40,000 44,000 Mb `OO,OOO 10 6,000 100 1 60 6000'100 ), 000 Arrival for lb* week inking 6tla Jane INA year, We arks. Ilk Nei 6611 • 16 7. T 66 aria, The snivel last weak onayrimed 1.113 5 1 4 asks tiros Australia. 16, METROPOLITAN OAT'I'LE MARKET. n (THIS DAY.) 36. 6. The sambas of boasts is not quits to largo as on Monday i s Yak Choice qualities are readily disposed of at a slight a, 1111.10011 so last week's qaotations. We have a IA bop gamily of eboep v yet we are not overdoes 1. Irtti beet qualities. coosequetly prime are sot lower. Is. Toads le very dell for calves and lambs. sad lower prime are siabenitted to. From Germany aed Rolland there're 1,470 beasts, 11,330 sheep, sad 299 calves : Scotland. 930 boasts ; Inked, 50 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,510 ; and 390 from the Northern and Midland Comities. Par dale et Ma. a. A. 5. d. Poe Nam at Ma. a. 4. a. 4. 1 Bat dasimpOlantds. 510 5 2 &A Duel 116+13811 6 3 Dual •diatus —4B 4 10 Dad Ist-w0015.... 0 0 ..11 0 ‘ lowed pia bombe 3 0 4 0 Do. dn. Shorn . .._. 0 10 6.. Calves I lip 16661 Des A 1110.16r•As 0 0 0 0 lard 6. 0 0 ... . Deeds at asarket, 4,000 ; sheep and lambs, 19,610 ; calm. SO ; 6, . PP. 414 , 7, Id BOROITGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 11: Manes eil a out etration and , 14 11 ""d y desstd m :r ke i t m co; t' &see eoveamptios al ens rates. 'topazes froze the plea 14 - asthma are generally &mixable, According to the lest census the pordstion of California waa 379,994, of whom 31.919 were Miami), 236 Maxims kalf.breods, sod 17,562 l odi ses. 1,07102 awes wars vase sultistios is hat state. In California there ere 15.766 beehives, 6.299. t 543 fruit tress, sod 10,592,7 62 grapevines, modals's, 15,750,1..;0 plias of wise per scam. I —Sea hamlets paper. :45Zi0l lii 6 100 i 100 :ROI lie :ii Zia 6,000,0* 10.0011100 /0. 00 011 00 05,000 10 10,000 1 10 1),000 SO MOO AO 1,400 10 1,000 10 1,00 00 1.000 00 1,600 10 T, tlO OW 0 00 1, 1 001/ 10 1,110 10 1000 111 1,000 100 1,003 100 ),000 100010 64 65 102 LOS PaZ Pa e 4 ae 91 9i JOINT nem !SANK/. y~ sMs Do. Mow. W- Allhuso'verpoo 4 l • - 7 D gio :77 A lague— usidies —d at-95-96. An& laPtial , (UM ).. edo tleota (Limited: letteELmk cormtwilit' iseleLpm. 7L idepd.l - Do. New &onkel Brtelsktniontbda Bank of =.., Bank of Beak of Otago 1iD 030 9 Baal of Queensland (Li Beak ofilletona.Austrts Bask of New Zealand Bremilurneet l Ski orulan (L Irlinit N. LIDIII4OII JOWLladia.a.an, China lies. of Indlaolln City Coat. Bank of Canada I Com. Rank °Halls. ae. ) i Conerlidottd Bank (L 1 02 — ; - 12;2WTal Do, NOW Cast I widow 2l2l2 * 2 l gagmen tie4onfro4l.lm) Noel& Joint Stock dL ) tog.Sootai km& Mina. Iwwilsh and Swedish (L. , Ituropeau FlanklUmited IDadaws.ClanaTADA Do. hawed at pm Do. New forpertal Weak. lAzoital l Imolai an John.. Do. New Land Mackßk. India (L) Lou.lik.ofMezico,dc.(L lan. bank of boottandiL Looks and Bradlian Lara.B.Artralt.Plate(L Ds New, ire. at le pia Las MlLliaak d Arid. larks aad Count/ • • • • Law Hsalr.Coslsa. , ) Larks knot kook__ Landon* South ktricen 1,00. t & Western (Ur Do. do. New (LoadanaVreraela (L ) Ls II Wastatinetar Merchant liank(lni.) Marerrie IhritarL. Metro. k nor. bank (L. Ds do. Midland Doak (Us.) Maslow! of Liverpool,— >l. o. at Do. tod ia t al t. tad lasts ' Mallard Bank Do. New , New batik Wake Sew Irland (Lizard) hrmtLNootiri Oeloadol Donk Omani I horta.Dooklogeorp4L I DI do. 'Warhol. trobool De. do. Now ~ ulna% root, &NM j i gook' kookrolts. Mork d I. a. Dirks Do. do. lat. at Spot. (Taloa of troion of bolsi (Uos ) elks of London 112 114 61 68 4 11 4 i i al id 6 f 9 (6 16 I/ 69 1 2 pus SO 111 140 146 14 41 se Its at 44 7 Bpll 2 1 dia so tidta 66 41 13 44 46 47 100 11! 40 42 24 OS M U 42 44 i die 048 SI *al 48 111 8 % 4 OS 4 S 414 44 20 "; aau 4 6db U 4% 4 Ida It 14 s mai W . ps i . . . . tal l y! , S o lt least ire Wed VI; IM = 6,4711.1i0 e n __lol le ' SAM Ileceemleten I >al I Ff.-I*i - iiiiii, .... 47,000 16.000 .... 10,000 ... i 1 ! 314313 - 7 : I a yN i ol I _id ad sd zd to per cent. There was also an advance of lis Turkish Bonds of 1858. Turkish Consolidsfe, en the contrary, declined}, and Venezuela Old Book 1 per cent. The preparations for Tuesday's settlement in home railway stocks and most other securities hare been conducted upon terms very similar to thee* which prevailed at the last settlement. Where the rates have varied they are somewhat lighter. The outstanding 'incitation for a fall in Alliance Beak shares has apparently diminished. As regards Credit Ponca? and Mobilier shares the "eoe tinuation" was only 3d. per share in the morning, but afterwards increased to ls. In the market for Bank shares the alteration was limited to a decline of about It. 10s. in Agra and Masterman's and Asiatic Bank new shares, and a slight improvement in Bank of Hindustan new. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 151 to ; National Discount, 101 to I pram ; Joint Stock Discount. 11 to die ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 01 ciis. ; Ottoman Sociad Generale, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Milan Improve mentos, sto 1 prem. English and Scottish Marini Insurance, Natal Land, and South African Mort gage and Investment share, were heavy. Rhymed iron were quoted better. Hewitt and Co.'s skates were quoted par to prem., ex div. The shares of the financial companies underwent no alteration of importance. The closing quoa• tions are annexed, vit. :—lntermational Financial, 1 to 1/ prem. ; General Credit, 1# to 11 prese ; London Finan cial, 61 to 71 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, to 1# prem. ; Credit FOICMIR and Mobilier (both old and new shares), 31 to 11 prem., ex div. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined:—Rio de Janeiro Gee, par to pram ; A ng l o -E g yptian Navigation, 41 to prem. ; month Ship Building, 5 to si prem. ; LIM Brewery, 31 to prem.; Peruvian Railways, 11 te 21 prem. ; Ottoman Company, 1 to 11 prem. ; Rus sian Iron Works, 8 to 9 prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Dublin Connecting Railways, si to 4 prem. ; Moore, M(Qtteen, and Co., roar to press.; Hampton Estates, 1 to 2 prem. ; Estates Invest ment, din. to par ; London Steam Collier, Ito pram. ; Cheshire Salt Works, to 11 peeve; Northern Assam Tea, old shares, to 1 pram ; ditto B, 1 to 1/ prem. The A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company was quoted si to 41 prem., and the :ally paid up 41 to 51 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two &ewer. There is little baldness in the mining market to day, apart from that oonnected with the fortnightly settlement, which will be concluded to-morrow. Subjoined are some of the present quotations WestChiverton, 70 to 72} ; Chiverton ifoor,3l to! ; North Chiverton, 2to 21. ; Clifford Amalgama ted. 29} to 30 ; Great Busy, 3} to ; East Ruasl l , t. to ; Wheal Rose, 35 to 37 ; East Basset, n 14 ; East Providence. to 1; Bottle Hill, 12. 6d. to 15a. ; Chiverton, 7j to;. Foreign and adorns' mining shares Be variation. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAT.) MONDAY, Mil 20, 8 &IL K. T. IDa D. 11.. D. 11. N _ .111 m —.. 1 00 63 1 Aberdeen ..;10.6760 r ill _ _ ...,,:. N I Li wree........... 8.1 it . dips Oise; .. 0 117 t=r B. 0. Ilellimill 111.19 66 Pembroke..i s a s 66 ergo .. ... ..N Wriest— ell In Jeabetert 14.00 84 flynasein —Halt eel We 77 seen4l 0.1 14 641 Perteradelk 88.67 0 Landow 18.117 *I W.S.W. W. R.W. LILL e.w. 8. w. W. eo 11.11 ro I ro .0.41 1 re 1 116 ro 0.14 1 r oo 0440 II ✓ 41.0 oe OM 4 toe tilt • re tee es I AU e 0.110 to 0.14 It bo 14.10 - Zearberair4o. s.» 141 Wilds ..... lad 67' •Uselitad —I W. & W. t= 0.10 Pacoima ow iceman wanton:ay. Oauma i 5.6.7.. so we, w., se ders", to draw some showers. As above. TOISIDAY. S.W. to 8.Z., fresh, squally, with some rain. B.i to B.W. and back, fresh to Wong, ralu is B.& ti to me& 8.5. W.. treat. squally, showers in arri.w. and teck froth. with abOVICell in &ma Nadareamileotlasel. Wastarnwpaland. Woks. and via eansioa. lioathorawissUalt Oman& Ana Bay of Matsu. wastorawliassward Inglann and North Sem wwinna. SOUTESIS. S.M. to S.W., tredp. showers In plasm Eat fibl) gettersaly. Urns,. As next above. ROYAL liorricouvrn SOcTIKT.—Tbe rhodo dendron teat now open at the South Esisolietort Gerdes , proved a greet attraction to the fashionable world on deter day last. The weather was lovely, aad the performasee the o n of the Royal Home Guards (Blue), ceder tie direction of Mr. Homey, admirable. Anmeg the sidles were the Dal of Homberm. Sir W. NHL*, Sir W. C. Teo. Major Grantwell, Rev. Mr. Brook, Kr A. Ciumetsg, Sir W. bed Lady Clay, Sir C. Leasoz, Lady_ Ddewsey. Lord Osineed,_Genersi Cole, General Adams, Mr. Bates. Mr. Fitzroy, Kr. lied Mrs. Delano. Colossi and Yin Leslie. Marikwiewi of Waterford, Lsdy Egerton of Tattoo, Cimi. trim Cameros, Lady Howland. Mm. Charon, Mr. Dees. Sir J. and Lady Joiteson, Lady F. ljarkirool, Mrs. Meows. Mr. and Mrs. Horom Lewis, Earl of Wieklow, COIOII4II sod Mrs. Reeves. Lord gosicoh tut of Shenk°. Lad= Hon. Mrs. Lyon, Berm miaow, Lady Scott, Hamilton, Rol of Wesmeath, ka. The ezhibitioe oakum. all ibis week, sad the baud of she Royal Ham Guards willplay daily. ROYAL THAW= YACHT CI.UL — The above dis tinguished club. opened Its mason es Saturday. The plass of readezveas was Gravemead, where the oommodore, Lord Alfred reset, hooted his ass oe baud his new sage Mucha, a very fee yawl by Harvey. which wee amok admired. The yachts seemebbei were very neineecen, is riled* the Stella, Night Thought, Volanto, Marina. Blur Orystabsl, Glasse, Fisdas. Cites, Meteez. Oceorcoo, aid others. After • pleasant ends* the yaeht♦ men returued to the ljeCia Yacht Clubhouse at Gramsewl. when they partook of an ems/teat dicier. The commodes, Tan ROAD MuiDlP.—lt is now stated that no application has been made (nor we believe is soy *Weeded to be made) at the betimes either of the promeatiar ar the defames to reinno the trial el Osestsare Host from Ss*Amy. The lensed counsel woo defended the prisoner la lily, IMq when ohs was charged upon the info/natio. of Inspects, Whi c h/a. of the metropolitan detective tenth has been retained ix the defence at the forthcoming trial, whisk will take pees in about two months. SHOCKING WITS MORD= II IHNLAND. —A alma int murder has tees discovered is the neighbourhood of Parseethows. A Ewa named Mira, who had been living on apparestly fowl terms with his wife, killed her some se weeks ego by besting box brains out, sad afterwards tied up the remiss te a soak, which be boded is • bag-hole. He has messed his guilt, and a realist of " Wilful mu , der " has been retunied against FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDID4T TO • BYeethe day aft/allow • sheikh* widest betel • HMIs boy eased James B a rton, wbff• trespassing upos the Whited Railway saw Lenin,. It appears that the onfortawte lad bed climbed on to the Use from the briars which amass this river Len, sow the Grove Twin% and then ran to the next bridge, which spans the meal. Hero be remained fora short period looting at ems boys bathing in the nand have 2rtsperty under him, when he was suddeoly sunned by vieg two tithes approaching him ; we of which, the express, was going to Nottingham, and the other, • larpr train towards lians kidd. He endeavoured to off the bridge before the thinsclosed up= him, and ran t s fast se be possibly could in the bops of doing so. The express. however, which was proceeding at the yawl nth overtook him jest as be was about to Jew cm te the beak eff the Has, and cos VI the hiders conger in cestist with hie Mad, b• was knocked several yards in frost of the MOW It le intrprithig that the sleek had alt instantly killed the led ;be Nosesedlid in beeping his legs, sea to the mew hair sae& Wm es the cheek. the keen d She blow little( bra several feet to the air. He alighted ea the thibtak most al fis line, editions of some yards from ths toga As sow as waistless wee readsred, which Ike only • few sesnae, Ether the event beepeosi, be cos takes ve. end with all speed eeserys4 to the Otheralsmilizsitsl IN i hoh N s • t. where We vends vent pimp* rind dewily stunned& The priselpel Merles to ow Weld wets sheet hie boa sad amt. the UAW licbg weapithely fah' open. As ram *bead be shelved se tins part GI Mho line, se the Whine sewn is to se beek and bop we soeliseaLly eneasi beet Lemke to Ileeeriel. the awned way thing ovor the raftwadr.—/hetisebele Ossereee. LW. 8.8. L &A.M. LW. ILL B.M. 8.8. W. B.W. SAIL s.w. W.N.W. 6.w. SAIL LW. LW. LW. W.W. LW. W.S.W. LW. W.LW. ~. II isTi on is ok ta , lid Id £9l t nx ira,* I WO° a jOot. woo' roo ego+ aated r.°63g4l : :rup4:ll Ise r±ts, OW.' 100 1.41 et *4l ....ms.—.L_ 4 ilia° 000 it ‘OOO t 000 IS i,OOO 10 ~000 .0101 101 142 II 1 Tra dyad