The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-10 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. DoU:NIS OP COMMONB.--(THIS DAY.) Ahue vu ands at twenty-seven minutes put twelve. F!!: . I;YLT. The Mose nenlvest itself into • committee of ripply. tfi the vote of 100,4401. for defrayin g ; the expense' of the Toysl pleasure crowds and park.s, Colonel DUNNE moved that the sum he reduced by the s t u n .4 18,0110 f., which be guessed was about the east of the cuetnpolitan larks. He protested against Ireland in patients being called upon to contribute to an outlay which was of Du use whatever to that comtre. Si, J. SHELLEY said that, with referestme to the diem ip II which took place yesterday, be could not help refine* to the remarks which were Men sob by the right his. gouge. (Yr. Cowper). Th e right les Ist epokeu .1 hon. memlien "ourting and up so agitation.' He nimbi not the= opinion of the metropolis could be bettor esprened tbss 17 the vestries. The right Ms. panes= wee my* , haul enough to the town commit of tbe re = .4 H townertford, the tow which hod the keg= ei bim to parliament. The vestry al Oh Cleett eb , tot. rably aristocratic body. be believed. bed eiitidemaal what was alms* celled is die se. tripoli. "Cowper's folly. (A laugh./ He 1,21.0 .all attention to as advertisement laid appeared in the Tones of today. isvititei=ststve to a mene end in favour of the new ride, with thet the signatures might be seat by post. He objected to this latter purt of the ansinipment. It wee all eer y well fo r hon. gentlemen to case into the bore i t 3 o'clock, in order to give a "slap.* as it was oiliest at the vestries—(" o, no")—but be id s cod the right boo. gentleman to be careful as he the steps he ma tads& He knew very well that her llsjesty meld, if Me pleased, stop up thi s ° h oo d oos To ulturetber • and lie thought the r i ght boo. gentleman was 'snag* her Majesty's /11111/e unfairly before the public. He forther benal to repeat the question as to whether the works for purifying the Serpeutiue would be compktel for 17,0011 f. He alai wished to know bow the sum of HOWL for dotnieg Riclunond.park was to be espeaded. He believed the right hon. gentleman had been dreamt en acre .4 land at his own egotist!. is 1... life. Nothing was so =surd as had dr.sin• ing. He to know who we e t o h ave the iii.origement b rtrus drainage ; and if it was to be Mr. Joe l'iselicr, whether then would he 'unhook to superintend him' It depended upon the =men hereceived whether 1... ..could were for the nannies oir the veto. Ile. B. (Yll.'HttANK logged to repeat the i= ah t nob. the .lay before se to whether wright wmi prep11:11•111 he threw aril Mt..ft•C . .• rulers ou their way towards weedier from Mr. A. nMITH said that with mud to Petter= i 1. thought it seu a mistake to form a piece of water in • g•nirn a.. DOW the ris.s. It. MR itt' an d he had hoped that what hail fallen from the comscelke 44 the Exchequer ...rue time .ior• would love raved the commits, the %motile of discussing roue of truer items. He must prarte.t wind thl. extrava. past espvedinne, which was berg laid out is thi• lezurir • ialiabiteste d the stieteepolis, at the oust of the people. He should sever nobs re 01 the sew ride in Ketimagton wile= without feeling humiliated at tha indul' rnce Imog en).9ed at the public est. It had bees said that the pubhe Led nu milt to interface is thew matters. Whet' the Indic wit to be alluvial b ni• leder* is the inetbuil a expenditure .4 the public osemey (Hour, hear.) He thought flier., was a ped difereace between public opinion sod puldie clamour. (Haar, Marl ,. Now, with respe c t to the draires,;e .1 Rieh essiod.park, but 11. Ilmbi it would be extremely lendieal to the herbage ; but who was the person who was to boos& by it (Hear, hear.) He thought that whoever Unit person was he ought to my for it. I Hear. hear) After roue remarks from Hr. Ai arms, Hr. HENLEY rail with regard to origin f4trrey's.pte, he hoped the right hoe. rearm= would pause before be • horempeople 1.. Strode opm • space which Mid 1. , en rightly called a pia ad for poor ebilaren livtog is tl.at michbourtiood, and who could twit get within the is. closure. FL LENNOX booed the right hon. :Tentleman sould allow the (whop ail the sullies to prevail with re rinl 4. htorey'sgste. Lord VEKNOY maid t h e right lainourshie gentle. rasa was 1 self the 014.110 of the agitatioo which he had rocopliuned an th.t uecuio.n. He was the inn -11.114.1. It 1••• absurd to say that this new rids was ant .Liqrrous ihddr. o sod d , l wo.inen, sod he holed his right hon. friend would enilussuur to and a new ride suasewheno Mr. W. WILLIAX:4 mild .o 4 if 11•11 De .by any further expenditure was required It.-es. t'apark. Lord J. MAN N L/t8 okserveifthat the arraniest is favour of the naiad part t 4 the public :night he carried too far. More persoue rode is the perk u. tale amid carriage. the. oa hoeseleick, and to be .ailatent the right bou► giutlealum should throe, Ten the rust to cart ia,pa. Mr. (NM' PER, in reply, protested tweaked the sapianei. Coe that the vestries bail say authority with regard to the If eueinpus ride. As betwees walkers and the found as Nosy of the former in favour of use robs as of the letter. Ile Dever ',Neat to nuts, the advantages of the new ride to Übe riding public. I.• t..rr t Le. rot t ye...ion—if ever it did close-- thought. rmle mould, for the present, be closed alto. gutle.r. (Left sp,kinT.l Tr! VOT► on F.,arirr.•Artow.—Tho following melobers voted last night for Mr. E. James's suiralment &rectal spirt the x ore for lead fortifications :- T. Baxley, H. F. Berk. lex, J. Bright, A. H. Bristow, J. H. I 'obbett, W. eoninchsto, H. Dalghob, Colonel Dickson, Sir e. Douglas, Leal Pernioy, Hewn. J. P. Deanery, J. Kersluiw. W. Lawson, W. S. Lindsay, J. ICros, W. Monsell, The O'Donaghile, M It. H. Oh. borne, K. Pa.lo.ore, J. Pilkington, 0. Ridley, stir J. V. Shelley, Kern. Augustus Smith. J. titaissfeW, N. Sturt, J. P. Winifred, G. H. Whalley, J. White, B. )I'o. Will cox, W. Williams, Arai Sir H. Wiltrighby. Tellers, Mr. Edwin Junes and Sir S. N. Pro. Ou Monday last the Bishop of Ripon held a con lirmatiou In the church at Haworth, the rmidetioe of "Jane E. re." The church was well attended by the parishioners, elm Ihtmind very atttatively to the address of his lordship. The number of candidates wee close upon •ixty. This is the first time a coalirmatioo has ever been hell at Haworth within the memory of Mail HER MAJIDITT AT THE SITYITIAH RrVIEW.—An ablitaesal evident-a of this ouorteey and consideration with which 1110 QUerll terl)Ver• rrell her virtue 14 posirtnality oar •shibited I.ays the S. , ,isainn) at the %%dilates. Review on Tuesday. Her Mai.sity was, as usual, prepared toga upon the poumi at the appointed minute, but sta. oft bark for more then half an hoar in order that the corp.:detained isi the railway• might not ha shut out Irma taking peat in the I , ll.tredlu i pt. SLioo Biro-no:.—The correspondent of the , writ Mg from Sligo, coma iun hates the feet that Mr. Ti,w.o Las ',tired from the aslant. He std., Hi Lie retirine 'dames thet is ...ming forward to OA, the se .t with Ms. Ilst•ti.swgh, Mee conservative cantii• llt espeeteil to have had the aupprwt of the whole blend party. lu the preseat position of the registry whim a liiwina v..te mum.* safely be garish the sprearaac• of Mr. $6.1... Al the 80.11.414 . 6bn mei hi, espremed determina tion to go to the poll left Mr. TelfiSole r.O alternative but to retire. The followitra cirealsr tool subsiamently been issue, :—" Tueolits Ereasug.—.t. Mr. Teniam i• ohliged, by tie interference of Mr. loaners. to r.sige his essdalsture for tbr repreeent.tiou of the borough, 1 roquesst that tio liberal e1...t0r will vote to-mot:ow f. •r Mr. *Mel. -am 1•110.1.1 must devolve the odium cod responsilality of the unoaremful Smile of the preseut meteet. It is my ntrumt desire that th. re he no oppeitiou elude, -r made to this retorts .4 the rooservative emendate ; sod t hot tie re be teo farther snanifea. tallow mad. *pima the eun•en alive Ho, bast.t." The full.wing is the else of the poll a. rvouived is Midis' by telestapli :—Macalueegh, 1W ; 5 ; and Noels, 1. THE rliWark PlutiTtox Com An"ther e..ay day has jrand is that sisgularly unproduotite inquiry at Iferwuk. Mae wine... ku w atahing t remember ....thing, or If it i. extracted that they do know and ft reoular portieular ineideutt, they are cle , ,artlly kruo r.nt of the 111C11. a lila' per.aocies who tivired Ile-ten t Thus, redo:tate Kern, who led her blind Loiter tip the stain .4 a public-house, mad had two et ',reigns put 'Mu her hark knave shut the pert ▪ w:e• depositor' than there—ilechired even that el.. .lid ✓ Lan. Nesetral of the witnuerra heard that Heber. w.. '404, 10.1 eawowt 11••• recollect who told them, or who was pen; the weary away. James Gray, yeetiroar, however, •p. 4.•. out. and .ckaseeleelsed that he bad rweiv,-.13/6. ftd hes Ten, that the sow celebrated It A. Land, pawl It to bine—after the akettes. Ma also Hobert Matadi coat fesse.l to haring reettiverl 3/. from Mel:all to v.•• for Mr. thalipos, art 31. Irma John Fleming to pay hie 11.144%. 1.11. Wilkins Blakey, too, rod that he was offered A. land., hat deurland that he did not metre it. Indeenk he woe "It feted with the liberal party lorniuse they bad rf9•1111.• •I 101 l aft.ra dd. b lifted to lan his sou. travel lin,,;eennaat at a pers...., eleniotkaol , therefore, eoted for Mr. Hodson without any rowan). The otter eri.lehoe .4.t o r e rt 3..•• not ran foe conoorut. --Nerosatle CA "wade. THig I %THU:. or 4,14 titun - rt Jilt/ram —The If e•alhr , l 4AA nee, ye.tr3.ll,y, m ewatesdictioo .4 a pars rsaa the ...mph" states I bat the H.-v. P. linn.th, of Ilawnrth. n..w a 1..1 , age, preeebed hkr lar.t .enooo, iw4 ..0 the 2lst ult., lot ..a th e 31/th of October, 1819, :Intl Lam out beau ta ILm eltut,.h For some nettithe past the veneralde seistletuaa hat Ina quitted the parent house, anti la alllPaat ler 1,11 led. Tn. Lord Inshop Ittivon roafirlnatiou at ILoirorth, ..11 Moo ay, e ad shreing the Aar ho 'Willed the I•rprilgriati I iu his letlo..te, dLrre ha ca. ontro.4l to hos Lot . ....I.arnirot a. 1.. the 11110VONK to thC ice beitey is ah..gallser petwatate. A ent..titig .4 the crtalittin I.f Barton and Se, loather &alarm awl tie..., was bal.' vestenlas 4 . 1 I...raslay) at laverped. *lwo the ..m o d ur aoroottt to 11.4.11111 V , a.l eh. a..rt• ;11111./. - I SNOT", after !oaring the revert of the :, , .....ulna &carpi a dividend warranted I,y the state of tht t., THE AMOK Itiu6kft ~46,m/watt/Pr s, THE POLICE COURTS. (TEM DAY.) BOW. ..STRUT. Tai A L MID IN A ASLAVOITII AT A TTEWDLITS AT COL:In-II ATM AATIA7II. Thie morning Yr. Henry resumed the investigation of the charge of manaLloghter preferred at the instance of the Commisaioners of Lunacy against Walken Staler sad Ifdloask Vivian, formerly attendants at Coineyhatch. Mr. Sleigh appeared as counsel for the prosecution. and Mr. Len is for the defence. Upon the prisoners being placed in the dock, Mr. Sleigh observed that, in accordance with the magistrate's desire, he proposed to eine the use today. He should call Mr. Brent to produce the depositions of the prisoner Vivian at the inquest, and then eternise Gann, and We, with a slight addition to the medical evidence, would ecenplelia the inquiry for the prosecution. Mr. George Smith Brent, deputy coroner for the county of Midanses—On the 17th of May I held an inquest at the Colney Hatch Asylum, on the body of William Swift. At that isqviry, the prisoner Wawa Vivian was atainined as s witness. en oath, and I now produce his deposition as taken down at that time. Mr. Lewis objected that depositioal takes on oath at a preliminary inquiry could not be used at the trial of a per• ma swami al Ranier or manslaughter. Yr. Homy would leave the settlement of that emetic. to the importer roast Mr. Lewis—WlN you admit it now Mr. Henry—Yes, there are precedents both ways, and the judge mast decide which is to prevail. Mr. Brent this produced his notes taken at the inquest with a transcript thereof. He was not boned to take de positions unless is cases where a verdict of mauler or manslaughter was returned by the jury, in whit* war the depositions were read over to the witnemes and signed by them. Some diseuseion ores as to whether the transcript should lie attached to the present deposition., and it was ultimately decided that the cormer should make • statement of the prumedinp before him, refreshing his memory by referring to the notes in question. He then repeated the fol. lowing as the evideoce of Vivian " I am an ait. aslant in No. 11 ward. There are three meistainta in No. 11 ward. At the time of the death of William Swift there were 43 patents, some of them at times violent On Thursday, May 10, at half-put one o'clock, deceased was mach excited. On Saturday, May 12, he said he had been working very hard all night. That was in his bedroom. which was • padded room. There are only two rooms in that ward which are pad.le,L The deceased had not shown any violence while iu that ward. On Saturday even. ing, about baf•p•at six, he was seised with an epileptic St. I took him jut., a padded mans and remained with him till the St was over. I and my fellow attewl►nt 'Oster were with him. I left him alone for ten minutes to attend to other patients. I thee went with another at. tendant to him, and he said he was better. I undressed him and put him to bed. I had to attend to the other patients' suppers. I then took the deceased his supper, and found him in • very low state, I swat for Mr. Tyerman at 20 minutes to 8 o'clock. 1 remained with biro till Mr. Truman came, which was three minutes afterwards. He was then dead. I knew that he had • straggle in C ward, but did not know that be had sustained any 'Muria. He had seed nothing about any injuries. He was very talkative. He might h►ve been out of sight of aa attendant for • short time Ho was sot, so far as I know, the subject a any violence from another person while he was under my charge." Cron-examined by Mr. Lewis—l took such portions only as 1 thought St, not the whole of the statements made by him. Other witnesses were emniined. Mr. Lewis—Did the jury visit the want before giving this verdict! Witness-1 do not know. They left the room. The verdict was an open one. William (lean--1 am one of the attendants at the Culney Hatch Asylum. I attend in C ward. The deceased William Swift wan in that ward from the Bth of March until Monday, the 10th of May. On Weslummbsy evening, lay 9. Sift was is his bedroom, and in consequeoce of a noise there I went to the door. I unlocked the door, and before I had time to speak to Swift he struck me in the eye, and seised me by the necktie, saying, " I have got you now, you ---." Finding that I was early strangled, I celled Frost, a patient, end desired him to go for assistance. I struck Swift in the pit of the stomach, sad we fell to the earth. I know nothing more after that till I wee reined Ey Reed, another attendant. Wises I ease to myself Swift was on the bed. I used no mac violence than was useeasar y. By Yr. Henry -I became inseesible from strangulation I suppose. When I came to myself I was bleeding from the nose and mouth. To lir. Sleigh-1 did not fall on him. This oocun'ed in is his bedroom, which is not • padded mom. I did not mention that I had bled from the nose and mouth. When I unlocked rthe door, sad let him out of his bedroom, about ten minutes past six o'clock in the morning, he appeared as well as usual. He showed me • bruise on the pit of tho stomach which I reported. Ha only said " Look at this bruise." Hs did not make any allusion to tho struggle which took place the previous night. He used to sweep the ward out every morning. flat morning be came, and asked for his broom as usual. I thought it right not to give it to him. He was about the ward that morning as usual and took his breakfast as usual. At one o'clock he sat down to his diuncr, and enjoyed it as usual. There did not appear to be anything amiss with him. After dmt.,•r he was removed to No. 11 ward. (Th. wittier was wader examination when our report left.) MARLBOROUGH STRUM. et. ill I. ,11 e% oii it: Ili ei. i 1 %. x.I( ii. Ili BL 1t 114 i 111.. 11 ° . 4 . - 1 fii: lii St. lif Vs: lii a iii e% iii ii: lii Ii I Ai II E LISTS -THIS DAY. Two dOwm The railway share market today is rather dull, in sympathy with Consols, but with the exception of Great Western stock, which has declined per cent., prices are fairly supported. South Eastern stock, after being marked 891, has advanced to 894 . to j. London and North Western, stock is quoted 103 to 4 ; Great Western 72 to ; Midland, 1284 to 129; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1094 to 110 ; Caledonian, 94 to ; Eastern Counties, 564 to 67 ; and Great Northern, 1174 to 1184. Lombardo Venetian Railway shares remain dull at IJ to dis. Canadian railway shares are rather more offered, and exhibit a partial reaction. The Indian lines are steady. OS MA At £ 1 lip. Oh Oolodoelas. 611 Dout.Nel44 ANL Jed. SO Lot I 00 Do. 11 . 0 P. 6p.66 6 60 Do. 06 Z. Coua. ILI., 14.60.1141.1 00 Do. do. 00 Do. Now 6 & 66. N 00 Koolorit Wake.{pal 00 KW& Glawsw 6p. el 06 1111n.,Pa11.1066.,44.6. SO Ortat Norther& p. el 00 D0.6c.r0d041146ip ei. 00 Do. 44 per too& OD Do.r.p.e.red.sts oil 01.11 86341a0d, 6 Ot.Woot.,.Ber/mAlioNti N Do. codgers. 41 p. amd 00 Do. redeem. 4p. cad 00 Do. trredrem. 4p. el 00 Do.lotct.rodeem Prot NI Do. Ntra. Prof. all Do.ChootorPf.6h.N6. all Do. do, do. 001 Do. &rm. GuA. all Do. Chow Ous. 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New - JOllrf STOOK BAN= No. ft. 1 BaNIU. o ;does. • 10,000 1001aps and U. 1* Beek .SO - - - *SOO 40 Australasia - 18,m0 26 Bank of = ce an 214 224 - MOO 100 Bank of - Ed 60,000 * Bank of Turkey I i } Ws - 103,000 60 Mask N. America all -•- - os.no so Chart Bank of hal; Australia, and China . all 10 104 106 10,000 U Chit*. nem of India, Lon., and China aD le 34 - SOO 10 Oty - z limo 100 Colonial lo - d 2,103 . 10.11 O. dCanada all - - - 100 Coo. of London llO 10 11 xd - ed WO 20 ftg.Bcot.&AusLCllarid all 164 14 xd -xd *NO 111 O. Bank of Swamis** an - - - KM 10 Loa. CIL Bank of *Wirt all 21 1114 - *AO 50 London and County - - - 111100 60 London Joint Stook - - - xd 1610001 20 London dr *nth Akismi 1 104 ells - n.ositi 100 Loa. and Westmlsabar l9 - - 674 3Ed WOO 100 Nat. Frov. of In~ 42 - - - 204 0 1 20 Do. New II - - - 60 National Bank - 1101110 29 New lioatb Wake I *O9 O 26 Oriental Hank Comma an - - 111,000 i 10 Ottoman Bank 11009 100 Provincial of Inshaid - - 30 MOO' 10 o New AM 26 ''Sout h AustrraW 0,11001 26 , Union cd Australia - - - 91,500 50 lOW** load= n - - is mai too than snow l9 •-. 1279C1LL6N10178. No. I th. 1 OCHIPAIMIL IPd i Cl. prawn I Wm. K 10 O* AnskOdialas lII* .. an l4 -. 11,0001 23 Australian Ark* .... 19 1111 ai 30 - 360'1000 Atlantic id. aim). -. all - - -• 17,000 10 Berlin Waterworks- - all 6 - - IC Brit American Lad . 40 30 36 34 &ON SO Brit & Ira& nag. TeCit an 1118 U ale 10 Do. I T yes a till 1101 all 19 11 - 11,71 10 Do. C - 6,916 121 Lad all 114 117 - 3,400 10 Clamed IslaadsTeL V ) all - - -. 860,000 St Oop.114411sg& molt all - - -• 12,000 IS Do. Fret 7i yet cant 100 RS 24e 1, 026 2 626 It. Palma 140,40 St Predaremos lOO al 100 981 260,000 St. Do. 6p. et Petry. DM lOO 1106 107 - 700,000 80. Ineetrie 7elsgraph - 7,199 26 Do. New I put - 70,000 6 Lag. aid Anat. Cop. 3l 14 24 - 10,000 IS Oen. Steam Navigation 14 - - - 830,000 1 Great skip (Unshed) . all 4 2 - 100,000 1 Do. 171 per cent. Pint i 4 dis par - 12,000 6 lon. Mart* Tel (L) St Si il "I -• 10.000 20 London **aunt (L.) - I 14 1 AD St 100,000 4 Lou. Gen. Omnibus Co. all li li - 60,000 10 Madras Irrign. & Canal 1 Ili SI pm -- 110,000 10 MsditerransanElee.Tal. all - - -. 11,000 10 liediter. Hs. Tel. (Una) aD 3 A .- 80,000 26 National Disoount Co 614 I} dill id : 0,000 10 NerboddsCoalearon(L) 6 11 11 Ms 11,310 10 Netherlands Land - 60,000 i 6 Do. Bp. 0., Is. all ll all 1 1 14 1 1,724 100 N. Baum & 19 N. Root. Ld l5 - 184,60,000 Oriental Olin - - 50,000 Do. .. New Shares* • IR i */ •-• 10,000 I Orley la. Mot ilAm.i . A 8 - .- - 10,000 I Do. do. B 0 - - - 000.000 8 . Peel River Land &Ma 100 67 60 - 10,000 50 halls. and Orlon. Steam all 75 77 78 10,000 60 Do. New l6 11 IS pas 374 60,000 10 Bed Bea & Ind. Tot al uts . r2.!t o b a y Br. Oor an 11111 M 2 11,1 10,000 60 10,000 16 ' .- &71 , 75w all 4 1 -• 16,000 100 Royal Ilan Stoma - 80 49 3 1 - 2,000 It. ARM. lavastals. 100 MI 116 xd -xd 7 16.106 16 snail Arlo . Lad all Isi 844 -• 6,000 1 - 73,000 1 Do. do. Lialsarred - all i - 60,000 20 Trust & la. On Up. Clas. 1 -• .- - 10,000 100 Tan Illaassa's Lad lll4 94 101 - Despatches were received at the Colonial-office yesterday (men the Governor of Malta. A Niw Smite CARRIAGR.—The Banff Journal says :—" On Friday the Earl of Caithness, accompanied by the countess and by the Rev. William Rosa, of Kintyre, started from Inverness in his steam-carriage, built under his own direction and though, owing to ita being the mar ket day there, the read was filled with boreal and conveyanees of all Weds, hie lordship passed through them all without any more inconvenience to the general traffic or alarm to horses than if he had been in his carriage and four. So perfectly had he the whole moving power under his control that he stopped more quickly than an ordinary carriage and horses could draw up, and this he did as often as he saw the least danger of any horse being frightened. He reached Beauly—a distance of fourteen miles—in an hour and twenty minute*, notwithstanding the frequent s and fifteen minutes lost in getting water. Aker leaving Beastly, on those parte of the read where some distance forward can be seen, he attained the speed of eighteen miles an hour, and could have kept up this for any dis tance with ease and safety. After reaching Alines, his lordship teruod to the left, and took the road direct for Boner Bridge. Here the carriage had a severe test applied to it, but lie drove it up the hills without difficulty, ' and coming down the very steep declivity near where the road joule the road from Tam the control his lordship had over it was most satisfactory, and enabled him to de scend at any rate be wished, and witrfect ease and safety. Leaving the hospitable inn at Ardgy , Lord Caith ness crossed Boner Bridge, and drove onto Ashmore, after a successful drive of nearly seventy miles. Saturday being very wet, he remained there till the afternoon, and then drove on to Goiania to remain over Sunday, and having perfect confidence in his carriage from its ' working on Friday, he expects to reach Barr:gill Castle, a distance of eighty miles, and over the steepest roads in Scotland. His lordship has made this somewhat hold step of applying steam as a propelling power to car riages on amnion roads for any long distance, and the result of the first day has more than answered the expectathms of its warmest promoters, and left no doubt as to its being not only practicable, but useful, when so applied. The carriage was made by Mr. T. Reckitt, sae Foundry, Buckingham, and is • beautiful piece et work." ENOLDUI CHURCH AT CHAMOIJNIX.—British tra vellers will be glad to hear that the Lord Bishop of Win chester has fixed Thursday morning, September 6, for the opening of Cliamounix Church for divine service. RINOT•L or IN, RA!TISD PRNIONIL —By a provision in a new act (Diadems Preventane Act) all local antheritiss may provide carriages for the eueveyanes isfsebal per sons reading within the locality to aay hospital ar other place of destination, and the e:peose is to be deemed an ex palm incurred in executing the Diseases Prevention Act. ACCLOINIODATION FOR THR CORN ?RAHN AT HIRCLOIRAD.—At the meeting of the Mersey Dock Board yesterday (Thureday) Mr. J. Laird suggested that as there was a probability o f , large increase in the imports of corn from the Black it.. and great deficiency of warehouse ac commodation iii the town, that sheds for the storing of corn should be erected at Birkenhead, when' they could be most profitably leased. The subject was referral to this Ware house Committee. OUTWARD MAINi.—SOUTHANFTON THURADAY.^ The Merdeltai left here to-day with the Lisbon, Cape da Verdi, Basil, River Plate, and FalkLual island mall. She took out about 90 passenger, amongst whom were Baron de Menselach, Prussian minister to Rio ; Baru lab. where., Austrian udnister to Lisbon; and Conte do Boolhao. Aintinget her cargo were—gold, worth 73,1001., 90,0091. of which is fur the bank of Brasil, at Rio ; silver, worth 13,693 f., of which 13,500!. is bar silver for the Finance Blunder at Rio ; jewellrry, worth 18,941 L ; and silver plate, worth 315!. CRYSTAL PALACL —ONI SHILLING DAT. ?RUNWAY, AUGUST 9.—Admiw-ions ou minuet, 6,867; ditto by Nowa bests, 701; total visitors, 7,366. 1 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The announcement made in the House of Com mons last night by the Secretary of State for India, that 3,000,0001. more is to be raised for the service of the Indian government, has confirmed the unfavourable tendency of the funds. A fresh decline of * per cent. has taken place in Con sols. Very little business is going forward. British railway stocks are dell, though showing little change in price. Canadian descriptions are rather more offered. Indian government securities, particularly the Five per Cent. stock of 1869 and India, Bonds, are weaker, iu anticipation of the new Indian loan. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reptes were quoted at 68fr. 20c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 921 and 93} for money, and 93} for the account (Sept. 6). The pre sent quotations are 93 to } for cash, and 93} to } for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 290, 231 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 93/, ; 1 New Three per Cents., 93}, 1, } ; Thirty Years' Annuities, exyiring in April, 1858, 161 ; India Stook, 219, 218}, 218, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent, stock, 1869, 104} ; ditto for account, 1031, } ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 97, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 4s. dim. ; Exchequer Bills, Bs. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. Spanish bonds are well supported. Turkish exhibit little alteration, the loan of 1854 being quoted 751 to 78, and that of 1868, 80} to 61. Sales are recorded as follows: Austrian Five per Cent. Metallica, 55} (exchange 106.) ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 821 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for ac count, 65} (exchange, 126) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21} ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 441; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta, 931 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 401; ditto Passive, 21 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for so oount„ 601, }. In the absence of supplies from abroad the sum of 22,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday. The report of the directors of the Mid-Keneßail way Company recommends a half-yearlr dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. This docu- ' meat contains the following passage descriptive of the future operations of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company : The Londonn,, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company bay. annou red the approaching opening of their western extension from &rood to Bromley for the Ist of October, so that the revenue for the current half-year will participate in the: increase of traffic which may be expected from this source. This comptny have also obtained _power in the pest session to purchase the portion of the Weet-end and Crystal Palace 1/116 between Shortlands and Norwood junc tion, and an act to enable them to construct a line from Beckenham by the Crystal Palace, and through the southern suburbs across the Thames to a terminus in Farringdon street, independent of the Brighton and South Eastern epitome. They have also undertaken to construct the line to Farnborough. The half-yearly meeting of the North Stafford shire Railway Company is called for the 29th inst., and will be made special, to sanction the agreement with the London and North Western Railway Company, as well as la lease of the Silverdale and Newcastle Railway. The half-yearly meeting of the North and South Western Junction Railway Company is called for the 24th inst. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,668/. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 1,4271. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 8331. ; the Midland., an increase of 6,072/. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 5,019 i. ; and the Great Western, an increase of 1,636/. It appears that the Oriental Bank no longer de duct double income tax on the rupee loan interest warrants purchased by them for presentation at the Treasuries in India. As showing the change which has taken place in the impression respecting the future prospects of the Illinois Central Railway Company, it may be mentioned that transactions to a large amount took place yesterdayatl dollar per share in the "Optional Rights" of this company. The purchaser obtains at this price the right of "calling" shares from the company at par at any period between the present date and February next. Before he can obtain any profit upon the transaction, the price of the shares, now at 26 discount, must rise beyond premium. These " optional rights" were originally created with certain bonds of the company, from which they were subsequently detached. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Meters. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows: Them is no particular change to notice in the market for American securities during the past week. There has been • continued good demand for the Federal Five per Cent. and Six per Cent. Bonds, whilst Virginia Bonds have been mere freely offered for sale. In railroad securities the chief WWl= hes been in the shares of the Illinois Central Rail. rend, which continue to advance in price. _ _ The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of the public sales of hides held yester dayhs: edieg the result of the sixteenth series of public sales for the year, and the third held since the crisis in the leather trade, it affords us much pleasure to be able to re cord not only a general demand from both the home cud ex pos. buyers, but also a somewhat general improvement in prices, and hence we are led to the belief that the effects of the crisis have almost eutirely passed away. That there were re-assuring prospects we ventured to state in our re port of the pub lic sales held en the 26th ult., sad it is gra tifying to find that the leather factors' monthly circulars issued yesterday are of the Name confident tendency. BAN? INDIA HIDER (Ox AND COW).—CALCUTTA. —A good deemed prevailed for all alma" prime hides in particular being in rod request, sad we have to note a general &d -emos ii. to per lb. on late rates. The analysis of the sales is 54,197 Calcutta new parcels ; 11,67:3 brought forward from former sale*, and 1,711 Colonilsi, in all 69,381 hides, of which 57,660 were sold. There were not any Madras, Pondicherry, or Bombay offered. LZATHN/L—Beet India part sold at fair prices. Austra lian was in limited amply and chiefly bought in. BALTICD HIDIAIL LW() Cow) proved ID general request. Capes brought f ully late prices, with an oc.a.A..tial of id. to id. per lb. for heavy averages. There were not any Cape Town hides offeraL Nearly the whole of the Australian submitted were Sydney hides, which were taken froely both by the home and export buyers at late rates to, in some instances, id. to id. per , lb. advance. The few Melbourne brought forward require no special notice. Wats sold at fair relative prim. Falkland Wanda were well competed for at full prime far the portion sold : sail the small lots of West ludo and Newfoluell.ind also sold well. Them were not any South American submitted. bar were held firmly, and of the quantity offered only • small _portion sold. lif,gadore brought about previous prices. The few Cape offered were unimportant, and chiefly d BAs[.—There was out a:rlritem offered. A parcel of French oak sold comparatively cheap. TIMISDAT Eviornta. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 fur the 6th of September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 931 to #. For money the last price was 931. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for mone, 931, #, 1, 1 ; ditto for account (Sept. 6), 931, 1,4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, f ; New Three per Cents., 930, L ; Thirty Years Annuities, expirtnt in April, 1896, 161, ; Bank Stock, 2301, ; India Stock, 218,, ditto Five per Cent. klelk, 1869,1061, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1858, 97, j ; ditto 1869, 97 ; ditto Bonds, 74., 3e. dia. Indian government securities were dull. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859, however, is supported at 10l tot . India Bowie were quoted 7s. to 3s. dis. ; and zenequer Bills, 3e. to tie. prem. The amount of business in the foreign stock market was only moderate. In the market for Bank shares to-day there was a decline in Bank of Egypt and Loudon and South Afrisen. English, Seottaih, cud Australian Char tered Bank were likewise flat. Ottoman Bank were steady, upon the official qunousanvatt of the proposed dividend. Scottish Australian laresi moot and Van Dleman'e Land stares were quoted rather better. Netherlands Land Enclosure ars fairly supported, at the late improvement. Berlin Waterworks were more offered. The closing quotations for shares in not undertakings were as follow :--Ocean Marino Ineuranee, 2f to At prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, ito prem. ; Univrsal Marine Ins r 5-18 to - 7-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, Ito dia. ; City of London Brewery Preference, 21 to 2 wan. • South Eastern Rail way of Portugal, to di:. • Gellivara Company (Sweden), „ toe prem. ; and islet Indian Irrigation, Pam- MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Czooa. The mining market remainsqniet.Trash Basset shares are fiat, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 112 ex div. East Wheal Russell have been dealt in at 12k. The other transactions have been principally confined to shares in East Caradon, South Condurrow, and Wh o al Ludcott. St. John del Rey Mining shares are in bettor demand, and have been dealt in at 26 and 27. Other foreign, as well as colonial mining shares, are very quiet. The prospectus of the Wheal Concord Silvery Lead, and Copper Mining Company (Limited) is in circulation. The sett extends over Wenwood. estate, in the parish of South Sydenham, Devonshire. It embraces seven known lodes, de scribed Tere a a r s e also "of ttr e ee m :ossco t pro ursee miaing and aPPearan a caunce.ter: lode, recently discovered. It is mentioned that there are few mines in the kingdom which can be worked more econontically Special reference is made to the large copper lode which is now being worked in the adjoining Collacombe esti, about 20 fathoms from the boundary wall. The capital is fixed at 18,0001., in shares of 11. each. At Wbeal Crelior meeting on Wednesday the accounts showed a balsam of liabilities over estate of 1001.135. Bd. A call of Ia per share was made. At Wheel Collarti.meeting • call of ss. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. bURK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) For about the first time this semen there have been too consecutive days of fine weather, and the mercury is risiog a little. The wind is at S.W. The supply of EoPish cots, pain, and flour continues extremely short ; Scotch sad Irish oats particularly contracted., no having ar rived since last market day. The foreign arrivalo are now more moderate of every article of the trade, the wheat supply being more liberal than other descriptions of corn f rem Boom, Denmark, and Mediterrar Dean. Since last day one largo cargo of barley from the Danube, and eats small m addition from Russia. Flour only • few days fresh in from Antwerp. The wheat trade slow to-day, but not any tendency to give way in prices. Foreign rather firm. BABLZT trade dull, but no change in value. OATB steady at last Monday's rates; factors asking a little more money, but buyers are unwilliog to advance. Flour rather Letter sale today, and Is. dearer for Nor. folks, say t-ta. asked in some instances, and 41e. obtained. American barrels selling at 30a. to 325. ; French, 435. to 46e. _ _ Beans and peas rather dearer. FLOATIIIO CAIWOES. --Thorn is a fair demand for alma cargoes at late prices, of which 2 have been add ; about II retain on ale of wheat, 1 or 2 of name, 1 barley, and 1 at oats. : Essex and Kent white, 50a. to 62e. ; ditto red, 50s. to 595. ; Norfolk, kn., red, 52a. to 58a pee qr. ;Foreign 58s. to 60a.; ditto high, Gk . ; Konigsberg and Rostock,6os. to 825., per 4941 b. ; Amen can white, 535. to 605.; ditto red, olts. Balmer. —English malting, 325. to 345.; grinding, 28s. tei 30a.; 30s. to 325. per qr. ; foreign grinding. 275. to Ms.; ditto distilling, 31a. to 325. MALT.—English Zoe; and Norfolk, 545. to 575. ; Ans. ; Kingston and town made, 49a. to 60a.; tine, 605.t068a,; brown, 50s. to 56.. OATS.—English feed, r... to 25a. ; potatoe, 28s. to 30a. ; foreign, 20s. to 265. RIK. —3oa. to 31.. . . Bu to —English tick, 395. to 41s. ; barrow, 38a. to 4ea pigeon, 475. to 50a. ; foreign, 335. to 430. Pzes.—Englialt boiler., 313 a. so 433.; maple, 425. to 43a.; grey, 394. to 415.; foreign, 395. to 435. !Loan.—English —English town, 495. to 544.; country, 435. to fiat.; households, 435. to 475.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 415.; Frame. 435. to 465. ; American, 30s. to 32a. ARRIVAL!' INTO LONDON FROM AT.7O. 6 TO AUG. IL English and Scold?. Dish. Foretga. IMO .... .... .... 1 Mod !d6 1%40 1540 9'27 0 . . ISM sacks; anti; Flow, 761 0 bomb Infest Mirky Malt Itngllth Hock Flour and 0230 aacko. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (1111 BRITISH AND IBM suazawc TILB6I/Arli.) - (ISOM OUR OWN 00160PONDENt., Market steady for wheat arid flour at full quotations. Beans lid. cheaper. Fur Indian corn and other feeding stuffs there iss fair inquiry at late prices. MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —This market has been steady during the week; prices have been supported, sad a fair average amount of business done. The refined market has been dull, but prisms are unaltered. Lumps, Ma. to 525. Corns—The publio sales have gone off well this week, and both Ceylon and Costa Rios of the new crop eat at full prices. Tu.—The arrival of the I%ina mail on Monday did not influence the market, which has remidned dull ; at a small public sale to-day Congou sold at previous lutes. Scented teas sold at about lit decline. Rick sold at the commencement of the week freely at a alight advance, but the demand has fallen off the last thine days. Ruts —A limited business done at previous rates. . Smelts have sold to a limited extent at former prices, except Cassia Lignea, which declined 2a. SALTPBTRIL—A full average amount of lousiness done at the extreme primes of last week. Corrow.—A large business done this week at fully pre vious rates. In other articles no materiel alteration. Markets genies rally have bean steady but inactive. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is "Wady at the following prices :—Tmem tallow is quoted 525. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. this spot, 525. 3d. ; September, 525. to 525. 3d. ; Oet. to Dee" 525. to 525. 3d. ; January to Mareh, 1861, 525. 6d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADiNaALL.—Ilides : 56114. to 6411 x., 31d. to ; 641ba. to 7211.6., 41. to 4d. ; 7211 x. to 801ba. 4d. to 411 ; 801bs. to Ws., 44.1. to 41d. ; 881bs. to 961 bu„ 40. to 51. fiords Wes, a. to N. (U skims, light. 2s. Gol. to 3s. 6d.; full, ss. 6d. ItirusioNuutv. —Sheepskin", Os. Od.; lambs, 2s. dd. to 5.. Od. ; shearlings, 3s. Od. to 3s. 10d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meene. Pettenden and Smith report a very active de. mawi fur hope .4 all descriptions at a further advance (m. to lis. per cwt. The accounts from Mid and East Kent. Furl:Minn, and Worocater, come daily more urd.wourable. Duty, 80,000 f. COAL MARILET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Eod Stewarts, 195.; Walls End South Helton, 195.; Walls Elul Hartlepool North, Ins. lid. Eden Maio, 17s. ; Coa pen Hartloy, Vs. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 13e. ; Holy well Main, 15.. —Fresh ships at market, 43. CRIEKET.—CITSTAL PALACE CLUB V. THE LAMB. WENN (VAL -The first match of the season was played between these clubs on Monday on the ground of the formers Despite the rain ' some good batting was exhibited, ewe. cially by Mmes. Hobson, Curtis, and Pranks, of the Pa. lime Devon, and also by Yews. Adorns, Smith, and Noakes. of the Landerlowne. The match was decided in favour of the Crystal Palace gentlemen iu one innings, with 21 rune to spare. A Naw Elromr Omaroit.—A friend of mine, walking in Hyde-park on a late bright Sunday, paused to listen to one of the openeiromtors or preachers, so many at whom "take the stump" in tho perk on Sundays. This parth e ularsponter was denouncing the lately opened ride in Kensing ton Gardens as an abominable sacrifice of the peoples rights and comfort to " • bloated aristocracy." de the orator wound up a peroration of unusual goindiloqueeee with a torrent of abuse of the Honourable William Cowper and his works. my friend was astonished to see a well dressed pleasant looking person emerge from the crowd, mount the bench from which tho ppulaz orator bad been spouting, and, taking off his hat to the audience, begin-" Ladies end gentlemen ' I am the William Cowper in question." Tho First Commie. skater of Works-for it wes really ho-then proceeded, with much humour and good erne, to undo the work of this astonished stump orator-who never thought to be so es countered on his owe "walk'-and ended (mid my friend) getting decidedly the best of the battle.-Cur. - espondent td the Mardiester Geordies. AN EQUESTRIAN.-•-51T. J. CaTilail, of Heston, who recently died, had lived fur fifty-throe years in the ar , vice of Lord Couirteuay, mile every day during that time from Paderborn Castle to Enter, and fraspicutly weal over the ground twice a day. It h computed that in times }Durum.' - be travelled upwards of 900,000 miles. The di man has not suffered an Lou?' illness up to the period id bid fatal attack. -PlyotwitA Jownix!. yINOTINU 1111. Barrofai;ii,anital;;, formerly in the bawl of the tiOth Rides, was char a ml before Mr. Tyrwhitt with r. entire a disturbance at the house uf Mr. I.tin, musical instrument maker. It appeared that the amused, • man of very excitable temperament, had been in the habit for some time past of going to Mr. laitin's skip, and causing great annoyance. th ono occasion it took four constables to remove him. The porter of st. Martin's N'orkhouse (Brennan) said the primate, had been an inmate of the house and was very troublesome. He understood he hail been in the hand of the Mnit Hides and had received his discharge. Mr. T)rwhitt said he supposad having been • musician, and &inn a roan of en exettalAe disposition and • foreigner, he had levu tar tsid to Mr. Disdio's shop by the imam mints. He thought he hail better be taken to the workhouse, and the authorities there ends! Fel. the Sardinian Ambas sador, and perhaps be would hay° defendant sent home. Mr. Albert, having acted as interpreter, explained the case to the man, who was taken away by • constable to the °dice of the Strand Union. W A NI iriWORTM. TUN ItETHEAT. A ram; man, who gave the mink, of Jaia Phillips , VAU bron,dat before Mr. I)ayinmi, on remand. domed with atterq to pick the iss:ket of a rational' at the Edon and tVestmoister row ini; Haiti., on Friday hat. The prisoner ass rimmed.' to 3seertain if his address was eorreet. he hwiaq stated that he lived in White Horse- Janet, W.otoinister. Pula e.coushilde ltnidley now stated that ho had made in.iumes in Westminst e r, and could find n u s u c h phase as Horeastreet. The primmer declared that be laid given his right address. and and the inspector, who stated on the teat . =WM= that ttere was so %hit. Horseatreet is Westminster, bed told him that he knew what he meant as there was • Mae Horse publiehinse in the street. Taylor, the setunioniug mikes% said the street in lion was thrluirelatn et. There wee a White Horse pi c a= Mouse in the street, which was tioluented by Wes.* sad keowo as theirretreet. Pottetuosstable Ewen, No. Xit 1t divaicia, rid he kasw HA prima•r as an sanoriaty of thieves, and in DM he was committed from the Southwark Policewourt for three months in the same of Wilhatna. His right name was IV:km, sod he lama Dot be.•u L.n , o4it of prison. The itraonar laid lie would !Refer hut woivhip dealing with the eras. Yr 'Wyman than commitkA him fur three mootha with h a m labutir. The prisoner amid now that be hist the three months, ho w u ld aty that th e comma' ok was Mrutl4, kW did Ilut kuuw hue. Duran/Am Saitips IN OLaILSAIANALIT.--(THIS D A yl Th u morning a respectable tradonsa, corning MI 1,11.41)1911 in iiarnmsarket, comindt.lonleide. It amino that a I a9.l..B oanr l Hulls,row, a lesson stasletot awl hatter :we, for a greet milder of yeah kept a warehouse is flan-market. He wax single, and abed 10 years ~ f ►ge, and entrusted the essusigaisseut of his bouts to his houses keeper. This morning, is onesequenee of his tad making his appointing at his usual early hour, and a ennaiderabli time having elapsed, the housekeeper prow:voted to his hot tones, and the unfortunate gentleman was found hanging awl gage dead. 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