The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-22 00:00:00

• 711 E SnETIIrMBERLAND-STREET puuSDY. INte..F sT ON Int. ROBBSTS.—(THIS DAY.) Thi* ruing Mr. Etedforti, coroner for the city of Wv.tniiiister and its liberties, opened so inquest, in the t liaring.crose Hospital, upon the body of Mr. Wm, John Kober* .4 If,, Northuniberland-street, Strand, with *cnie .4 the eirctundances connected with whose death the public ..re unfortunately but too well acquainted. Mr. sleigh attended to watch the proceedings on behalf of the frieed, of the deceased, and Mr. Humphreys (Hum. pbreya, Moo, and Merge.) for Major Murray. There we, a great deal of anxiety manifeated by the public to %Sue** the peamediugs ; but the court was not allowed to beeolve inconveniently cr o wd e d. Tie jury, ,4 which Mr. 1.. Waseca acted as foreman, har ing heel, pmeeedel to view the lady. 'I he 4 . or.ner *aid the pdice had had to get up evidence, atal be unaided therefore to proceed as far as he could, and if n.milde to conclude the inquiry that day. The eagniinatiou of witnesses was then proceeded with. William Hobert • wad 1 live at No. 4, Brunswick temice. Coolers...ll, and sui a solieito;', clerk. The deemed was a. - father. He was 4:11 year* 01.1, and was a bill discounter. T e body viewed by the jury jii.t now was his body. Mr. t:..1. &dirge and—l am bowie-surgeon at the hospital. On Friday, the 12th of July, about a quarter peat 12 p.m., the deceased was admitted with his head covered with blood. He was removed unitairs, and on examination 1 found thirteen lacerated scalp would; the abortest of which might hare been an inch or dilf.ioch, and the longest eight and a half indica There wag also a wowed on the left side .4 the face, anterier to the car, and upon inserting ray have I frit that the hone was fractured into various pieces, hut not .kpreiwol. The eyelids wan very mach swollen and tilled with blood, and there were also braises about the face. The scapula and ri,iht hand were very much coo tused, awl there RAJ a fracture of the fore-Linger of that hand as well a* a lacerated wound between the fore-finger and thumb. His left am via also vary numb bruised. He wg* sensible, tat 1 do sot ramnible that be said nnything. Hie wounds were dreamed and stimulants were adinimstert*L He was placed under Mr. Casten, who had theaceforwanl .uperiatesdene• of the era, but I attended him at interval*. Ile died last Thursday at a quarter past 6 0'c1...b. gad was inaessible before his death. I *misted Mr. Canton at the poet rearms examination. . . . . . . An interval .4 .I. ay her• took place in consequence of the +boon,. of Mr. I 'Anton, during which Mr. Aleigh iuggeited the propriety of • volt by the jury to the room in whel the affray took phice, and The t'oroner *itch • mono might Ammo@ alvierlde. bat whether it w mild be adopted or an at a future stage of the procealtegs mum not very mach with the jury. blr t‘inton. haring arrival. wee carers. and deposed to the .tate .1 the deceased when admitted to the hospital, dewrihed by the previous wittrair. adding that the left temporal arterr w e .divided. He also mid that be made a pod moron examination cm Friday last, and fottod in nom. plaem a stuall_auantitv of blood @Rased ben ea th the will. woonda. The right temporal mewls wax la part reduced to • pulp • and hoses th it was a fracture of the right tempwal hope, a ending to the lowest part of the leakproof reside. sal continuing acmes the roof of the orbit, which waft fractured into four or ire poem of the same aide. the fracture passim from the Wet d that orlat lot.. the froutal Woe, as the situation where be (mad It nu hi. inn examination. Os the left side of the head • fracture ass found also in the temporal region. from which spot he had removed four poles of bom during the life oir the patient. TIVII thb spot the fracture etteadsd through the met of *obit edit ; sal that fracture wa. also commieetel, the cloak home ma the left *Mk being also broker'. CM maserieg the dual eep the townhouse of the Maio hemostat was found to be ma smirk while • dot et bleed, the Ida, of • ghillies, was lying hotwes• the Name sad the tom, be moth the fracture is the right side et the forehead. There wee alm a dot of bleed between the meeihrese sad the Lone, and subfeeent S. the trader* a the right fins• petal refine. Voce roulades We membrase frogs the brats. the surface of the Weighers, of the globe of the Imes was free! covered to • slight sated with purulent nester and lytepb. TIN etsbslmmee et the brain is the left temperel region, and is the alteatioo of the trace' lan there, was soft sad palpy ; while the mess teams revering it were dub - end discolored by blood. Thee emu the unementl I. the heed. le the Ugly be heed several el 1M muse unseemally crewed wish tot, hat is other ealarial points healthy. Death was the melt of the hijorlect dose to the bawl aad ils ocateets boy Zn y. The isjurtes to the bead were probably produced sapres, sot by a fall—by blest weapons, as there was so Sadist woad to show the use of say sharp indroment. Each el the wounds was • Modest waned from it. fellows. Br the Comer— Yee mom Se may positively that each lament inv. by • separate liken? should thiak *mud love hoes en. By Mr. eleash—l samba& that the wooed' were in. limed by Muse lesermagate fags the fact that they wen both lessouted sad matured. I don't think the wound betwera the Sager sail the thumh eouirU have been idited lq • poker ; I should think by some thing eharpr. Ths fracture of Me cheek bore was on the mans beat sad wield reader it painful for the pitied to speak. uire be did speak be spoks without any apparent suffering. asseethase his rmitarks were :mite apart from kis sufferings. It wee sot so difficult for him In speak until ledincemettee eat Is. which waft is the latter part of Monday. • peat deg of blood most hare bass lost before the Mime d= of the maim* to the hospital, or the offnaiors of blood es the Weis would hare bees ggrreeaater and more rapid. By Mr. Memphreys—The dueeawd motioned sensible frogs the Friday up to the Tuesday following. He some times weleateend marks, but mods so statement to me am to the OMNI of his Warier. I dusk the Weeded wounds oo the stale Wed have teen produced by • bop ; aad the voiced totem the liner and the *math by • broken t4l9** Mr Humphreys here sake! to be permitted to pet queer time relative be Major Murray, os whams behalf Le appeared, mil who was easier to lea examised. TM aboukl COMM, ssmiested, however, that aces questions be Is reply P tOrrntomphreys, Mr. Camino said Major Murray misfit be examiSod in his own teem, bet not come into the inquest room. The Cormier asked whether Major Mans, wished to be examised Mr. Humphreys replied in tho affirmative, but that he we is the beds of the medical ma. After some halm eresideatioe, Me Greer mid he need prefer to take all the other Mem Min Major Mars me emend ; thee the as et th: o =roe alga is me derly reertelesd— aim some eau denied an Is rely I. Mr. Humphrey., Mr. Oases re there was Do appear/nee el shell" pled, or other s_pus, as the deceased. Times Clay—l live la Lambeth, and ass femme le the teakinse Cork Company. Let Preen wash I bed see aloe te so Leto No. la, Northuniberlasdelaest. Monuments Wei to Mr. Pomfret, oak reaufeeterer, as wen as No. IT. I mot to sate what was the Mier with the weer Mani about a comer to 12 a... After we bed hese ten • few 'Mutes, we heard the report of Minos. aed sheet lire manatee sheramotherneartbet as oohed herd UllllllOll 10,1110 f 0801110001 1111 raid so anemias is them I was is the backyard of No. 16, mad the need wriefrora Mr. Roberts'. camber there, es the AM floor. We hoed at the window which looks auto the raid, and saw it Mend. It is greed glass. sad there is ma Wind. W. ark was with ne. Pfee minutes &her the lest report, the wieder ef Mr. Roberts's chninbor was throws up sad • essibeeeme mate to it, and inetaaitly pet awe log oat. I mud. " deed dad, what's the maitre!' His rare was ..ve ss el' with Mood at tbe Mee. " Then hew murder doss Ms," he said. I said, " For do f f s arie don't rem out of the Mew ; yell kill yenned" He We so reply, and IMg If. to step there, Mit 1 WOW pa es to Ma. Ime Clark W pulley and Mrs wee wenn, sad urn as Meet to art isle the re tm, be feed the deor fer. TIM was the Mr et the Mk twee I mild me t isle ie. I mat up skin red MI Mr. limmorn, a Murk, is elm dews frees 161 Mad Saar. While than I beard • sere et gm. epee whetl beenned doers ieto the pod. and wen at to the hub doer saw the peshasen I bed left et the wain gang eer as wall I. Mr yard d No. 15. As I theret le weal to rake bk 41sespe I night to by the vet, he In get away lam use. sod I ow him go thresh the prep late the sewn I the wet through No. 16 iseu the street ale, eel we the ems pattern at the deer of 15. He said Meg, but amid te 111114 10 pull hired/ away. I told ban he eel ate • hit • , be walked eM of the door et I sawthe he me we ed I. the Bea . I the lima sere NA. I pee the geelems We hie Anerds. I wine m t• the deer of Kr. M ind Med le Awes the deer. mewlld we helm Mewl ; bet the Ilesialls IS • me ea Is the being and said, " step tin me me poise sees " Moo me dimity, and tried to forte the dm, Int mid set set se I awl sae dear me for • Mir. es esk the the MOO pt at the we Oee el the abas egmed the der ben ail se earrieg the nem the Adam dem oil the beat rem we,, heed Mel They me wand by the senste hil. and Mr. lam me ea lie Wired senor of the "Mak meshed dem, end meet with brad. Tire we sleet WM hiss up. awd humit with tot the hook mese red vet en le • their after Mob • sloth was pet em Ito hal. led be wee rime/ to •Mt I ben bred the the petionee era pot nol ei the wirier wen Mem% Time wee tr •AM the nee the Mk Mhos alghl esePft IMP Mike at the greed ear Or Mall t "M d . _ The denbee_ me he mem. with bye Mar wren. et 7G Si Net re I M he 17 . the Mar ef the beet /011114 ea et the Min he bed • pertelf•Ferre a tthos ami tseps art Mai le is d. N Mho Me *hod et hi therm aftemsda. Tim me • keelswise been ear tts node% ern then wee • peel el head. HT Ms. Aloigh—Five eieure Moped betw the tee "Twit. the sewed iset bung se Ind as tie ~ int. The THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1861. -- ease of pistols found appeared to have fallen off the table. Our was in the case when found. Besides these I saw a small pair of ieory.handled pistol. in the officers' Minds. The deceased was fouod in the front room, which is tho larger of the two, the folding doors opening towards the hack room window. The three windows of the front room open on to \orthumberlend•street. The gentleman made no remark when I caught hold of the tail of his coat and tried to prevent hint from getting over the wall. When in the street, in the door of 16, somebody said to him, " You are shot ;" and in reply to that he %aid, "Had I two pistols I'd have shot him also." Some one said, " The man who has done it may escape." upon which be said, "I have served him out too much for him to make hie escape." The distance from the all of the window, where I first saw him, to the mound is 14 feet, but there is a water spout beneath, which might help hint down. He put his foot through the window of the ground floor in getting down. By Mr. Humphreys—The lint expression of the gentle man was "There been murder here ;" bet I cannot pledge myself to the exact words. I do not think be said " I'm being murdered here." I believe the pistols found on the door were horempibtols ; but I cannot say whether they were losdrd. By the Coroner—There were no window 4 broken in the beck room. Wm. Clark, a 'otter in the employment of the Catalonian Cork Company, gave evidence confirmatory of that of the bat witneen. By Mr. Htunphreys—Rid heard pistol shore from the mom or in the house for • fortnight before. Had heard it several times in the fortnight. Mary Lines, • dressmaker, living at 15, Northumberland. street fur the last five or six yearsomid she had heard noises, " like planks being thrown down" during the last fortnight, but could not say whether it was the report of firearms, nor where it came from. On Friday week she hadbeen out, and on her return borne about holy-pest 11, while in her sitting room at the bottom of her house, and at the back, she heard some high words. It seemed to be men's voices, and about ten minutes later she beard a noise like • plank falling, and five minutes later the same wise again. Almost immediately she heard the crashing of glass., and then saw the legs of a man coming over her wall. To the ' beat i 4 her knowledge, the noise and the voices she heard came from the aarne place. The faced the man was covered with blood, and there was blood trickling from his beck. Saw • workman in the yard at No. 16 pull his coat, hot the gentleman (lopped from the wall. Did not see him go through her house, but afterwards saw drops of blood on the floor of the r"49. Sergeant Ookleo, A 46—On Friday week I was passing neer No. 16, Northumberland.street, when some one told me there was murder being done there, and at the mine time • gentleman came out of No. 15, with hie face covered with blood, who told me be had been shot by • man in the first floor of No. 16. At the same time two people railed out, "Stop that man, we don't know who he is." I detained him. He was corning towards me. H. said, " The man is the first door of that house (pointing to the windows) has shot me ; go and take him." Finding he was wounded, I handed him over to a gentleman present, who volunteered to take him to the hospital. I then entered No. 16, went to the first door, tried both doors, and found them fastened. The polls 1 bad sent for came to my assistance, and I directed them to enter at the back. The door was by • policeman from within after Zre l e id er four minutes, and on going into the front mom I saw Mr. Robert*. I said to him, " How did this happen" He replied, "It was done by that man wbo bas gooe downstairs." Those were the only wools be spoke. Both zooms were in very great confusion. In the hack room close by the mantel piece was • large pool of blood, and in the opposite corner was another large pool. I saw a brace of Etta, which I sow prostate (producing a use of piltoish Irthe cm the floor close to the woad pool of blood. I saw also four bullets, two broke, bottles, and • quantity of paper smeared with bleed. The table was broke. as if by a scuttle ; and in the treat room was a pile of carpets and a pillow, also smeared with blood. There was also • their which looked as if broken in • recent struggle. Neither of the pistols I found had been recently fired, but I did not try whether they were loaded. I found six bullet marks is the room—four on the marble mantelpisee. red twe that had prostrated the wall close by. The drawee* la both rooms were all thaws out, as if they had bees ransacked ; sad there were papers on the top of the drawers and sane ea the Seer. The frost roes was la very great esalissea, bat it did sot appear tow to be heal any great draggle. A female residing in the bowie broeiht to me a pelts, el a broken toep (produced) covered with Wood. By Mr. The four bullets I found as the floor had not hew iYebar and had probably fallen from the men with the pistols. When in the street, the gen tlemen who was wounded said, "Am I much hurt ?" Mr. Roberts had his hand on the knob of this door et the trout room opening on to the landing, bat the door wee locked, and there was no key in It. Of the door of the back room the key was in the door, on the outside, next the passage, the door itself being fastened by • bolt inside. By Mr. Humphreys—l dwl oot see any moans of opening the door of the front room. flaperintealent Durkin maid the door bail some vole of bleed oe it., and had been left exactly as found, he be lieved, for the inspection of the jury. By Mr. Humphreys—There was a small chair in the hack room, !gar an escritoire, cu which some ism had ap parently been sitting. There was also a high chair close to the table and that wee the nearest to the pool of Wood. It woo about 4 feet aer as the side opposite to the folding doom. I saw eo marks of blood on the mat of either chair ; they might have seamed soy notice. [The inquest was preassakag whoa our report left.] be could place very little confidence, after the impales which had been made in his behalf that he committed perjury Mr. • Francis preyed that his client might be dismissed with costa. There was sufficient suspicion against Dermot to justify his bein„.• made a co•respedent, although there might not be sufficient evidence to faddy a decree. But if a person indulged himself iss loose talk and in romping with a young married woman, be must not complain if he was left to pay hie own costs. Ultimately the cue stood over for fur tbse consideration. Vie is Ur 100 110 0 r bh 1 07 I M 110 107. . 1 ,„. .1. a. 7, _ la% Vie Hi IN I bItITISH RAILWAYS. IN IN etc*log prices Saturday. San waysW 1 p.m. Ilasalie II R. Boa rlddria De. do. BalL,Brant,..&podinunv Spa Bda, neg. 1 1872 111114orsedbrba.&LH Do. Ju1y1,1873, ditto Do. 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Bailstaral all I 11.5e0 10 Do. dia. 1;61e le (Liml ttAittstralla l ot l3 Aa o6 Iswae. par Dm — NOW , IS La. 0.17.0a:0da I ••••••• a p 10,000 6 Us. lingdon TeL a.). 1 a die par 11t000 IN Vas Uleaosis's 'AMYL llO $4 14 —. THE FIRE IN Toomv-eraser.—(Tetra At a meeting this morning of the hioners of fit. Mayes, Southwark, held under the pre idency of the rector, a testi monial wee premeted =Superintendent Brandford. Various smell rums it was agreed should be distributed amongst the firemen who distinguished themselves at the late fire. INDIAN MUNEUM, WHITEHALL—The collection of native products, and the specimens illustrative of the arts and industrial pursuits of the people of media, which for several years past had been on view at the old India House in Leadenhell-street, have been removed to Fife House, Whitehall. The museum, newly arranged, under the di rection of Mr. Dishy Wyatt, Dr. Forbes, and Mr. Down lug, will be opened to the public on Wednesday next. SUDDEN DEATH or • SUZGEON.—On Friday evening, about 10 o'clock, as Burgeon Rya' =a driving into Du b lin through the village of Clostart his phaeton accidentally threw down a woman at • turn of the road. Sur ge= led y= and his servant alighted to render her assistance, and =finding that she had sustained no serious injury,they were about to resume their journey, when they were stopped by two men, said to have been in liquor, who insisted upon satisfaction for the fall which the woman had received. This interruption naturally excited the gentleman's ire, and he dispatched his servant in search of a policeman, upon seeing which the fellows let go the reins; but Dr. Rynd, deter mined to keep them in view, followed them along the road in the direction of town. He bad not, however, proceeded many perches when he was leen to fall forward and lie motionless in the vehicle. The horse dashed forward es the reins slackened, but had not proceeded very far in his flight before he was stopped by some persons coming in the oppo site direction, who were horrified on finding the ill-fated gentleman quite dead in the bottom of the carriage. At a pout ?stollen examination it was ascertained that the cams of death was aggravated disease of the heart—death having, it is supposed, been accelerated by the excitement consequent upon the occurrences just detailed. FATAL ACCIDLYT.—Ou Saturday a frightful acci dent occurred in Eaton-square, resulting In the death, under deplorable circumstances, of • young lady earned Jane Ann , Cooper 19 years of age, who had reside d at 114, Warwick. street, Pimlico. About midday she was seen riding through the square at an alarming speed, the horse she rode being apparently beyond her controb A man in charge of the bar at one end of the outlets from the square, swing her coining towards that point, and believing the horse had run away with her, closed the barrier. On approaching it, the hone turned abruptly round and the unfortunate lady was thrown from her seat. She fell with terrific violence upon the iron palisades of the square and received such frightful iejuriee that she died almost instantly. 8000 people who had seen the accident had her immediately conveyed in • cab to St. Oeorp's Hospital, close by, but she died before arriving there. The body was seen, in a few momenta after being taken to tho hospital, by Mr. Lae, the house surgeon, end Mr. Hewett. one o f the principal medical officers. It was found to have sustained • dreadful spike wound in the left groin, and others on. the forehead, just over the left eve, and on the left side of the face. The remains, which were those of a young =neat of great per sonal attractions, were recognised by • relative in the course of the day, and a telegraphic message was sent to Brined to her father, apprising him of the lamentable cir cumstance. Others of her friends visited the hospital in the emu= of yestenlay and saw the body, which lies there, awaiting a coroner'', inquest, which will probably be held to-day or to-morrow. Flax ire Cr.mtErewirt.E.—Yesterday evening a fire, attended with a serious destruction et property, broke out in the premises of Mr. John Dawson Ashworth, iron sad brass founder, end Mews. Whitmire sad Co., steel mill makers, No. 11, Rey-street, Clerkenwell, near the seesionshouse. The fire originated from some unexplained cause in the first floor, used es the factory, and, when dis covered, hail obtained such a firm hold as to endanger the neighbouring premises. Engines were 0000 GO Steep*, and there wee a good supply of water, but the flames were not extinguished until Mr. Ashworth's premises, and those of Messrs. Whitmee, steel mill makers, and the dwelling houses of both firms, were partially consumed. The loos will fall upon the Sun and Union Fire-offices THE YELvEavorr Cis& —On Saturday the First Division of the Court of Session gave judgment in the re claiming notes against Lord Ardmillan's interlocutor in the WAG of " Velvertoo r. Yelvertoo." The Lord President said that a certain relaxation of the rule in regard to the exclusion of hearsay evidence was made where the state ments made were truly part of the re* gesem, bat the relaxa tion must he carefully watched, otherwise the rule would be mainly broken down. Ia the present ewe he thought the pursuer had got the fall benefit of the relaxation. In deed, there were ow or two of the evidences in her favour which the Lord Ordinary . had erroneously admitted. The Lord Ordinary was quite right in allowing proof as to the footing on which the parties were living. The declaration of mains,. was partly laid on the grouted of habit and repute, and therefore evidence of the footing on which the parties were living was quite admissible. As to the com petency of examining the pursuer in order to prove the lees of certain documents, his opinion wee clearly _spinet it. It wee settled law that a party to a con s action could not be examined as a witness. In regard to the question proposed to be put by the defender to the pursuer as to an alleged osetdienee of shown by her to the priest, that could sot be allowed. *question was plainly pointed et the eartifioate bring • forgry, and for that no foundation hod beau laid by the defender. As to the domino= is the of Mr. Padre, solicitor, is Ireland e _who declined to re:tem up, he th far i o i s e ight the coast should eb object on tlftt bem they had sot bees produced Ware the record was closed. In reseed to the other doemeste the mart reserved its opinion. LAW INTZLLIGENCE. (Tffill DAT.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Muter et the Bolls.) THE ehtemuis or CLANIACALDE V. MINNIXO. The bill M thia ease was Sled by the plaintiffs es trustees of the will of William Ttenchard, late of Lytchet Maltravers, Detest, against the defeodant, whose father had purchased the 'elate the subject matter of the suit from the said William Trenchayel. and it prayed that the parebsse of the mme might be declared hundulent and void, end that it might be set aside. It appeared that Robert Henning, the father of the defendant, ems the solkitor nearly 60 yews ago of the said wits. Tieeedisrd, sad the bill slimmed that while the illiStiOOS of solicitor sad client enkeisted between them, is the year 1807, Mr. H swag vat inilnesd, sad without being advised by say adepwdsot profeeekeal paessa, to agree to NM the Neale ia quieten to Mr. Heats,. Mr. Wm. Trusisiwai assnrid bed eapsetatooss tram has mei% Mr. Jahn Triediarii, from who.. it was stated he was maxim as that manse to cow. seal the fiat . of tho sale sr scesaisat of ads at his estate, adansardiagly by the indenture twaysying this ems it was declared that if Mr. Jetta Trenelurd Sad Yr. Wai- Triashard should be living at the expiration of sin: years hem January, 1807 (dating which period the yearly rum of I,ooof. wee to be paid by Hr. Housing to Mr. Win.Trenchaid), Out then during the remaining part of the life of the noels Mr. Jelin Treoehard, Mr. Wm. Trenehard should coatinue is pessemion of the stab, sad that in lieu of • certain sane in the mid iodeature meetioned Mr. Robert Hen ▪ should continue to pay the mid yearly sum of I.MOI to Mr. Wm. Treeehaid, order that the latter nigh t . appear during the lifetime of his uncle to be the weed (maw of the innate Ms bill alto alleged that them fasts were unknown either to the plaintiff or to the trustees ef Mr. Wm. Trenched, whom they succeeded, until the year I$BA, when the defendant, Tames !leaning, mitered into • eootract for the isle of the estate, and in the meal comes an abstract of his title thereto was laid before counsel to advise on behalf of the purchaaer On that occaaiess it was objected that Mr. Robert Henning had purchased the estate under the circumatances aforesaid, and that he therefore could not make a title to it. The defence wee that everything in relation to the sale of the property had been conducted in the most scrupnleasly surreal and proper manner, sad that though the stela, which was purchased fee 18,0001., was now worth doable that sum, yet such lacrosse of value was owing to insperrementa effected by Kr. Myosin at great coat, and akin is the feet Mat another property was being sell with it. The flolicitordlensral awl Mr. Bristow were for the pain tiffs; sad Sir Heigh LUiros sad Mr. Eddie for the de fasilawls. Ms Mem pee Jodgment OR the main question th e wars jok ra s: enlivened his *aims that both m a ". Is. mil the merits t►e add we whet. The matise Mood seer till MiTitwihi epee the_queeties emit. se which Sir H. Oahe wilressed hi HOWIE ea P. Kr. Bristow re -04 awl ewer the YR wee dimiwiel with sods. OOCRT OFPROBATI AND DIVORCZ. (s.isr. w Judo Ordimar7.) 1110011. 9. Wen AND DrilL4l , l7. —A iffiIAWAT MAWR. De. %fah, impaired for the peutbeer, Yr. FfilliCia far ~ lh. toe= t. , Joshua Rowe, we le 1882 a led of 18, sad rebbwl he lfeeen. Smith awl bask of Herbeses, &tiara le February he doped WWI Eniallmilimb • W ;li r n lb, the bees of hi eseeler. mended he by Nemo et ?deity Clara, away. sehebbed ler bee &ye lbarediteh , sad thea, ieilef anim_ae ramee they letereed tea* fluebis Mbar et Norwich, =7llr i vureint re eerie et Iferfeefas. ?be petahmer Miami bb wW wd la there, but the het eseriee was alkyd le be et Leber. 1861. I. the early pert of 1855 the seepaalet bed a and .1 TWA Ma rid the careeeporriert me the tram Dlr• met was she a aspens at tar tee & The whims - him WY that be ma the hobbit at Mk* boob M the sad em with Mr. far C. amermlai Men* am the .seder/ et the sad ebeened Mat it would be end d bete • 111•111111411,111fIfy weer le Abbe • arniege Nessee ems putished. TM Abase el swam= kis IR. W * ebs empetedl thst Ile ille pelitr i asr li Lea bassi/ M MOW ad eatiMmi by the ..rail. /kr O. Creme ell a.Y lie mildew ma a puma be wham THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. rlntretrA WEARIXO OP PHI CHAIR mum? "DR." JONES. Doi id flriffitAs Jones, who was described as a sorgeon, of 43, Woburn-place, was brought before Alderman Hale for further examination, charged with feloniously forging and uttering a certain document purporting to be the last will and testament of Mn. Sophia Bellia. Mr. Serjeant Ballantine, who was specbilly retained for the oecasion, being instructed by the Attorney-General, on holed( of the crown, attended for the prosecution. Mr. Humphreys, jun., of the fi rm of Humphreys, Son, sad Morgan, who have hitherto conducted the prosecution far the solicitor to the Treasury, wan also present. Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Mr. Lewis, jun., of the firm of Lewis and Lewis, appeared for the defendant. Mr. Serjeant Ballantine said he had consulted with Mr. /thigh, and arranged that the mar should stand over for smother week, by which time he should be in a position to complete the ease of forgery and adduce evidence in sup port of a charge of perjury. He did not pro. pose, therefore, to proceed further with the matter at present, but only to ask for a remand upon the prima. facie easealready before the court, for which purpose he asked that the evidence already taken on the two former occur, sloes should be read over. Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, having read over the evidence, Mr. Sleigh said he was cot about to ask for the discharge of his client ; but he did think he was entitled to have the whole of the evidence the prosecutors were prepared with at :once adduced, so that he might know what the charge was against him. If, however, the magistrate was deter mined to remand the prisoner upon the evidence as it stood, he submitted that substantial bail should be taken for his appearance, instead of remitting him to custody again. Alderman Hale said he had been assured by the learned serjeaot that tho whole use would be completed at a future hearing, and it was therefore better to take it as a whole than piecemeal, and considering that the doctor was going away at the moment he was apprehended, he must decline bail. ti 100 100 WO IN WO UP too 100 NO Ix SHARE L1828,-(THIS DAIJ Two o'CLocw. The railway share market to-day is firm, and an improvement of } to } per cent. has taken place in several of the principal stocks, in cluding Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire. South Eastern is fiat. Business is very limited. London and North Western stook is now quoted 941 to oai ; Great Western, 701 to 711 ; Midland, 1211 to 1221 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to 1121. ; South Eastern, 511 to } ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; Eastern Counties, 49} to 30; and Cale donian, 99} to 100. Lonthartio-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 5-16 to 3-16 dia. Other foreign, as well as Indian and Canadian Railway shares, are very quint. WIJIMIMIT SUMS MID MULL IN I RAILWAY& islimetaft Sol p.w. I arg..4!" K .l allamarasa Nakas.,&Claamlera N a& Disktoara all INN sad Taw Ni all alsair4.llNA.2 Mai sad Smear . . N al la all saa N all • •as &v. milli N all Dm I p.m la pall lo 110 MI Dalin aat •D~ Jim IS all Dia&MINII. *Abd./ M. all awl 100 Sr lara Aa raalim N. 100 lair& ORM" Bleak A Jll. 100 Da. Iltaeltll fa al NM &Nola N. IN Ildlaburaltaad Maw 1110 ithubro*, Perla. Dada MI al Forth sad Clyde Jena M 10 0 ear t 6 &maw& N MI GreaiNortbatliwilaad IM. Onal Northam N. NO to. • Mai Oasa. 100 Do. 11 Nadi NO OM Nadia Wmt. 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The funds to-day have advanced I per cent., the news from America, particularly with regard to the probable repeal of the Morrill tariff, being con sidered more satisfactory than might have been expected. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there is little doing, and with the excep tion of a fresh rise in Turkish Six per Cents. of 1858, and a trifling improvement iu some of the leading British railway stocks, prices generally re main without change. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reuter were quoted 67fr. 72c., being about the same as on Saturday. The scrip of the new India Loan is quoted 100 to 1, and the Five per Cent. Stock, 991 to 1. Consols are officially marked 891, j, j, and / for money, and 80 and i for the account. The pre sent quotations are 891 to i for money, and 891 to 90 for the 7th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Re duced, 891, j ; New Three per Cents., 891, j, j ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 99j, j ; ditto for account, 991 ; ditto scrip, 1001, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 961; ditto Bonds, 95., Bs., 13s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 95., 10s. dis. ; ditto small, ss. dia. ; ditto June, 3s. dia. There is a renewed improvement of 1 per cent. in the Turkish loan of 1854, and of j per cent. in that of 1858. The present quotations are, respectively, 79i to I, and 661 to 67. la other foreign stocks there is no alteration of importance. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 871; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63j, 64, ex div. (exchange 128.) ; Peruvian Uribarreu Four-and-a-Half per Cents,, 851, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 90, ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 90 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 781 ; ditto for account, 78 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 48k, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for ac count, 791, I ; ditto Six per Conte., 1858, for account, 651, 661, 66, 67, 661; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 68g. As much as 119,0001. in bar gold and foreign coin was purchased by the Bank on Saturday. The Africa, for New York, which left on Saturday, took only 10,5521 . in specie from England, and 24,000/. from the Continent. The total sent from England to America, during a period of about eight months, is 8,443,5001. The stoppage is announced of two small worsted spinners' houses at Bradford, namely, those of Mr. Solomon Arnold and Mi. Edward Allen. The lia bilities in each instance are thought not likely to exceed a few thousand pounds. We understand that measures are on foot among the tire-dikes directed to a reconsideration, early next week, of the London mercantile Fire Insurance rates, recently promulgated. We believe that the increase of the insurance rates has not been exactly stated. These rates are to operate especially on warehouses beyond a manageable size and will be reduced to those which are free from that objection. With regard to this subject a well-informed cor respondent, practically conversant with insurance business, sends us the following : I fled, from consulting with many of the leading men in the fire insurance offices, that the new mercantile tariff is by DO means generally approved among them : nor, in fact, although printed, has it been subscribed to. It may, therefore, be looked upon more in the light of a provisional rating until a unanimous scale can be adopted. The difference of opinion as to the basis upon which the tariff shall be framed is very great. Some of the lending offices are for an increase upon all insurance business, I alleging that the profits have not been commensurate with the capital employed. The large dividends which have been so often referred to as paid by the old companies have in moat canes been paid out of interest on funds long ago accumulated, and have given a false impression as to the profitable nature of the business. It is clearly to the interest of the public that insurance business itself should be re munenitive and the offices substantial ; and it is clear that unless present business be made to pay, the best course for the wealthy offices to adopt will be to do as the Albion did some time ago—close theft books and retire upon funds in Nod. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Australasia is called for the 19th of August, awl that of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank for the 31st instant. The Zealand Railway Company of Denmark are inviting tenders for a loan of from 3,000,000 to 4,000,000 rix dollars, for the construction of a railway between Copenhagen and Elsinore, on bonds to be issued with the consent of the Danish go vernment The expected call of 21. is announced on the shares of the Universal Marine Insurance Company, payable as follows :-11. by the loth August, and 11. by the 16th October. Notice is given of the closing of the transfer books of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Com pany, preparatory to the payment of the half yearly guaranteed interest. A general meeting of the City of London Brewery Company is called for the lit of August, to declare a half-yearly dividend. A general meeting of the City Gas Company is called for the 7th of August, to declare a half-yearly dividend. The Master of the Rolls proposes, on the 30th inst., to appoint an official manager of Meakin's Joint Stock Brewery Company. Formal notice is issued by the New Orleans Ca nal and Banking Company that— Owing to the belligerent attitude of the two sections (north sod south) of the republic, heretofore known as the United States of America, the board of directory, by an nosohnous resolution, passed at their sitting of the:M.lone, have diecootinued their agency in New York, and e•nsed the books for the transfer of the stock, hitherto kept in that city, to be closed. The half-yearly meeting of the London District Telegraph Company will be held ou the 2nd August. The company are circulating a report from Sir C. T. Bright and Mr. W. Austin, from which we extract the following passage : The income of the company, at the date of our last re port, about eight months ago, was about 2,000/. per annum, and the expenses 9,000/. per annum. At the present tune the iue,me is at the rate of above 6,000:. per annum, and the puss expenses, after deducting rents receivable by the company, 8,0002. per annum ; and these expenses will he still further diminished when the whole of the Cannon street premises shall have been let, and the term for which the Threadneedle-street offices have been taken shall have expired. The Mourne from private wires appears to be rapidly increasing, awl is • satisfactory and permanent source of revenue, and which we recommend that every effort should be made to develop. A considerably increased amount of business can be carried on by the company, with • very slight increase of staff rind working expenses. The means of the company are by no means exhausted, seeing that a call of 10• per share will more than suffice to oover the present working loss for • period of twelve mouths, and than leave a further call in reserve, before which period, if the directors can succeed io continuing the improvement , which has taken plate in the affairs of the company at the same rate, it will be in • prosperous condition. We there fore recommend the directors to persevere in devoting their attention to increasing the receipts by efficieotly serving the public, and to diminishing the working expenses ; and if these objects be properly kept in view, we have very consi derable 000fidence in the ultimate success and prosperity of the company. The Merchantman has arrived from China with 987,2001b5. of tea. SATURD tT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 894 to 90, for the 7th of August, opened this morning at PSI, "sellers," and closed at 89 11-16 to 13-18, or 89g. For money the last price was 894 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, I, 4 ; ditto, for account (Am:. 71 „ . 92/, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894 ; ew Three per Cents., 89f, ; Bank Stock, 231 ; India Stuck, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 994, 14 ; ditto for account, 992 ; ditto Scrip, 1001, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenturee, 1883, 964 ditto, 1884, 964 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1014. The scrip of the new India Loan was dull at 100 to 4, and the Five per Cent. stock, at 994 to Wheat. Otaiw las. qrs. r?"'.... 4 .• • •. liiiiilia 1144443. MAL Odaßeans 9 10 .9r 0 . M I 4" Irish . - 33 1881 .... Fort4g3 ..) 18280 1130 17223 i 870 Z. C. Ball lan 300 I :438 NS 100 139 .. sir 04. N. 11411: as 12 I , 1000 N I . Bart K. 10 25 33 9I .. EXPORTID.—Wheat. 0630 qya ; oak. 466 gra ; Sour, 4286 oda. I *it} is MINCING LANI.-(THIS DAY.) The private contract =Aorta are inactive today; no sales of importauee reported either in sugars, coffee, ask petre, or rum. Rice is inquired for, but the offers made are refused. The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist 4600 hbds. of West India, 12,000 bags Mauritius sugar, 330 hhds. Melado, 170 casks of plantation Ceylon, f 650 begs native Ceylon, 30 casks Jamaica, and 330 tags 56 casks Rent India coffee, 400 bags 000).1. and 2,500 bags rice. ' The scrip of Cm new India Loan will be deliver able at the Bank of Engi•ind en Monday, the 22nd. Very few transaction occurred in foreign stocks, there being little inquiry. A further decline at to i per cent. took place in Turkish Bonds, the Loan of 18D4 closing at 79 to and that of 1868, at 661 to 661. Me:•can Bonds remain nominal!, quoted 21h) to j. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market to-day is not active. North Downs shares, however, are in demand, and have improved to 4j to I. East Wheal Russell are flatter, at 31 to*. West Poi (near are quoted 19S. 6d. to 210 e. fal., and East Carad on , lat to 24. There have been scarcely any transactions in leading dividend share& Wheal Trelawney are marked in the Stock Es change, 131. United Mexican Mining shares are flat., and have been dealt in at 41. Port Phillip are marked par. With reference to East Devon Great Congo* Messrs. Webb and Geach observe as follows is their Mining Circular of Saturday : We have had this mine inspected by four agents, and atf their reports are of a most promising character. One of them says, " I worked for a considerable time in the Down Great Consols run of mines ; and the prospects of Net Devon, so far as explored, are precisely similar to these rite mines, and I see no reason why similar deposits of ore war not be found also at List Devon." _ TLe following tt:legram was received from the agent et North Wheal Robert on Saturday : "Have cut north tie lade at 30 fathoms level west of trial shaft ; lode 2 fest wide ; sPiendid rocks of tin." At Alfred Consols meeting on the 15th inst. the ammo& showed a debit balance of bM. 9s. 6d. The West Damsel Mine accounts, presented at the melt ing es the 15th inst., showed a credit balance of 4431. 14s. IL At South Wheel Gotland meeting, on the 18th WA.. the amounts allowed a credit balance of GIL Is. sd. It ems agreed that the consideration of the creation and isms et 1,000 shares should be deferredito the next general moreini. A cell of 10s. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARY-LANE.--(THDI DAY.) The weather since our last report has been rather settled, with with thunder during some part of yesterday. day it is showery, with the wind from the south. During the past week the supply of home-grown wheat to this market was very scanty ; flour contracted ; barky, oats, beans, and peas very limited ; but of malt a goat quantity. Not any Scotch grain, and only ono small posed of Irish oat.. Foreign arrivals of wheat were liberal, three-fourths American, remainder Spanish, Black Sea, aad Prow clan. Flour—Several large parcels of Amorica bane* but little else. Barley very short, E Sea and Prussian. Oats moderate, Danish, Swedik Dutch. and Blank Sta. A good supply of pas, American, and cargo of Leans from the Meditertnneen, end one of Indian corn from the Black Sea. The export ef wheat and flour, mostly to France end Belgium, during Us week was oansiderabla. The wheat trade today, both English and foreign, is wey steady, with a fair business doing at the full prices of Yet day last. Flour is very firm, especially American, at last Monday's highett quotations. The barley trade is steady but there is not much on sale. In cabs there is a good butanes doing, and quotations us 6d. higher than this day week on all fine qualities. Beans and 13011/ are finu. In tares there is nothing doing. Linseed and rapeseed are steady, and clover seed and trefoil very dull. FLOATING Cincotta —To-day there is a good inquiry at the fullest quotations of the past week, more espeinelly main wheat. WlLL—English : Essex and Meat, white, new, 38s. to 565. ; ditto, 6o s old, 61s. to 64a; ditto red, new, 38i. to 4114.; ditto, fins, old, 565. to Ms. ; Norfolk, kc., fins, old, 575. to 594; red, new, 445. to 525. Forsiga : Dantric, 655. to 645. ; deo, 655. to 695.; extra, 695. to 705.; Nouigsberg, 595. to 61a; dictaextic,64s. to 675.; Rostock, Cc to 675. ; Meekleabseg red, 645. to 605.; Tjekermark ditto, Ms. to 595. • Amebae whits, white, 61s. to tMs.; ditto red, 595. to 605.; Can adian, OIL to 635. -- pA RUM —English malting. 425. to 445. ; fine, 495.; Finding, 30e. to :di.; and distilling, 30s. to 31s. per gr. foreign Finding, 27e. to 32e.; ditto distang, 28e. to Ma; malting, —a. to --e. If ALT. —lloh, &sex and Norfolk, 'O,. to 635.; ism. 15 63 05. to 5135. e. to 70e. ; Kinpton and Ware, Gss. to 725.; brown, Oars -Enlii.h feed, 204. Od. to 255. Od. ; palate. 27a to 31s. ; oreign, 235. 061. to Ma. Sts, 28s. to 305. BIANIL -English tick, 385. to 48a ; harrow, 40s. to 435.; pigeon, 40s. to 445. ; foreign, 4 4 .. Mapao lg 3 u 0s. to 37a ; tisk. Md. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 4 ; tian, 365. to Ms. PAAII.-English boiler., 38m. to 42e.; w de and blue, 38s. to 40s. ; maple, 40/. to 435.. ply. 34.. to 384.; bog, sra. to 38s. ; foreign. 31a. to 375. FLOO Z. -Eoglish town, 496. to 50s. ; ditto fine, 535. In 555. ; country, 42m. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 355. 01; French, 46.. to 48e. p.. sack; Arneriamn, to 31a; Canadian, 295. to 315. ; Spanish. 46.. to 49.. Pizarro/ Catuott, all C. F. and 1. -Wheat : Benfa amid and Ilsrianople, par 49216 a., 51.. to 5.16. ; Ghirka. 51s. to63s. ; Polish Wawa, per 480165., red, 514. to 52.. ; white. 575. to Ws. ; Danube and Galata, 43.. to 495. ; 38.. to 405. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, perVii m s . :. 25e. to 285. ; Odessa and Danube do., 24.. to Sis. Beans : Egyptian, por qr., 38.. to 395. Maize : Odessa and Galsia. per 4921 be., 31a. Pd. to 334. ; !trail and Bulgarian, par 4801b4., 295. 6d. to 325. ; French, do., -e. to -s. ; American, do., 30s. to 325. Sgeon.-Canary reed. per qr., 40s. to 48e. ; Bump seed, per qr., 48s. to 526. ; Mustard seed, per bui white. 15s. to 19s. ; brown, 12s. to 145. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50s. to 575.; Linseed cakes, Eng! i 411, per 1,000. 121.155. to 131.55. ; American, thin, in brig., per toa, 101. 56. to 101. 135.; do., thick, round, and oblong,9l. 101. to 101. 105.,• Baltic, 9/. to 91. ss. ; Marseilles, 91. 56. to 101.5..; Rape cakes, U. to 51. 105. Lamas aro LONDON FROM nix li 10 JULY TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed quotations : - Town tallow, 475. 94. oat cult ; Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 48s. ; September, 48s. ; October to December, 4k ; separate months, 48s. lid. PARTICULARS OF SALLOW. ~ 11181. Sleek se hand this day ....eageksi 2043 51,162 Delivery last week 1,209 I 1.179 Ditto from Ist Jam - - - - I . 7 .. 18 ! 32.906 4rlv - ii lat wools .. Ditto fres 114 Jura, 2:515 I 1,854 151115 16 WA rra7i.Z. l 4;;;t.This day Ditto Town Wt Fria 535, 3d. &b. DI 66. Od. 66.1115 t 1,111111 8.7•1 f,i4: 484. 0t bes. eel Arrival be the week man July 30 last year, 5,758 amts. and delivery Los casks. The arrival last week camprimet 0 cants tress St. Peter .ourg, 192 from Odessa. 52 tram Australia. 1,113 treat South Am.:rice. cod 48 Ross other places.—Total, 1.410 maim METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have afew more beast. than on Monday last, sad consequently there is on the average a small re duction in price. The number of sheep and Webs is about the same as on Monday Iwo.. Trade is brisk at Thursday'■ quotations. There is so alteration in the calf trade. . From Gel many and Holland there are 1,450 beasts, 6,520 sheep, 24t, calves an 1120 pica Frame-38 calves ; Scotland-200 ; Ireland-145 : Norfolk and Snffolk-600 ; and 1,100 from the Northern and Midland couutieu. _ _ _ Per stow of OIL Boot Soffis, Herefda Bost Shartrborno Ilecood qua boosts Calves d. d. 4 10 6 0 4 8 410 36 4 0 4 0 4 10 PIP 0 BesiDnitillf4oods 0 0 Per done nt Vbs. S. d. 2d_ IllesiDni& HM.1606 5 0 i 2 Bat Long•wools.... 0 0 0 0 -_ ._ ..___ . .. . - PIP. 360. - 150. dc7Bhons .... s 10 6 • lives & seTall quaL 0 0 0 • I Do. do. dhorn 4 4 4 Webs p and lambs, =5,470: Cam, Nft BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Marra. Pattenden l Smith repirt that the aeonuOte from the greater part of the plantation' , in Sum: and Weald of Emit are that they are making little if any pro A small portion around Canterbury end part of kid rat are slightly improving. The Worcester district on the whole is going on rather favourably. Aroun I Farnham there is an improvement, but the country district, remain in the same unsatisfactory state. A steady trade doing at arm prices. Duty from 110,000 f. to 120,00 k COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End South Hatton, 19a. 6d. ; Walls E n d wi se d., Hartlepool, 19s, ; Walls End Braddyls Hetton, 1 8 a. 9d. Walla Sod Rummell Rasmus , 18e. Pd. ; Walls End Soma its. pd. ; Walls End Kelloe, 18a. 9d. Eden Main, 170. 9d. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 17e. Gd. Walls End Bell's, 1111.6 d. ; Wylam, ; Bell's Primrose. ; Tanteld Moor Bates, Ids. ; &beide Hartley. 16s. ; Isunbert'a Hartley, 165.—Ships at market, 42.