The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-12 00:00:00

Versa r i siag Brawel Dm rue ... ii;iiiier bait- DEVONYORT. 10.30. 774 776 626 62U TOMS & 1O utomnairsit. MK 161 1M Waal ..... Had,' ..... giidaianh CANTERBURY. 10.30 Joesstose Buddlaws Lyos Adair BEDFORD. 10.30 Walesa wart casaba* - SHEFFIELD. 10.30. Raba& Toler oairg ..... Irkimil - Siinabouds. WINOFIESTER. 10.30. Wood ...... Glenwood Ninon c►ww RIPON. 10.30, GRIMSBY. 10.30. WOLVEILHAMPTON. 10.30 cilliers Warnlin Thotneyasolt 6 LYNOTOTON. 10.30 lbokinnws Lama: Ncrtas NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT. U. Kennard Martin 162 130 Herbert GRANTHAM. 10.30. Welby To'lease& &Tarr Waring Livia POOLE. 10.30. 126 119 103 BRIDGNORT/i. 10.30 Pritchard Wboxisare Acton NALDON. 10.30. WOWS EU% ...... Clive .. &wee Leslie !taborWoo Gent LUDLOW. MX 13' 120 Hinis Taylor Hr7Pt. Watkis Smith.. 711,Pin Bawd Hewy . BASTING & 10.30. LEICESTER. 10.30. STOCKPORT. 10.30. WOODSTOCK. 10.30. 1155 1133 963 RV& 10.30. Issiesdi liridnes Paps = BOLTON. 10.30 BONITON. 10.30 Orly Osßudd JAW' NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LI" SIE. 10.30. Alba WI, Wise retired. HOESILUL. 10.30. Piquald End 93 Grad KIDDERMINSTER. 10.30. LANOASTEIt. 10.30. BEIGATL 10.30. Gower XOOIIOCI Richardson NOTTINGHAIL 10.20 Paget Morley Cliftes Marks BIRKENHEAD. 10.30 Lin' Jackson Ooslow Bovill Pocock GUILDFORD. 11. 'VESELY. 10.30 Hama Bourse Harris 1823 1620 989 987 .. 1487 .. 754 NOMINATIONS AND MEMBERS RETURNED (THIS DAY.) ..BlNDolt.—Shaw and Barnard nominated. Poll demanded. .rmOr.-31aLoolm, Stasiland, and Parry nominated. PO demanded. CLINCOL—Pryse returned. Dstlas.—Curling has retired. Poll will be kept open el I o'clock. OMPPIXRAII.—LysIey, Neeld, and Goldney nominated. nwaaaded Union Dtwrittcr.—Price returned. Iteruros.—Robertson, Garet, Leslie, and North nazi- INN. Pon demanded . Iniarato. —Buller returned. ter Or COM —Murphy and Maguire returned. :MOM—Forster returned. IL UM — Haamer returned. Matron.—FitaWilliam and Brown returned. Maiwaterza.—Hey wood, James. Barley, and Bright %tested. Poll demanded. dneenow.—Norris and Lindsay nominated. Poll de hilYN and FLLYOUTH.—Baring and Gurney Musa Motets.—Grey returned. EDMONDS.—tillierl, Hardcsstle, and Harvey ""rmted.,„ Poll demanded. prat —Kirk and lanes—nominated. Poll demanded. rwleu.—Adair, West, Cobbold, Tidmu—nominaled. .su demands& Ltea.—Staeley, Boston, and Walpole nominated. Poll 44 • 11 .—Stackpoole and Moloney nominated. Poll de blade& DAYS OF NOMINATION. llffitire, July 1 1 setroes District, July 14. Argialuis.„. Jul 7 17. ..,....tuarsock District, .7itly 13. Z i am7 and 31tiglaad, July 21. is. ,s. *Nulty, July 18. 1 ,4,.:, July y,g 14. Dt - Tr i. ., county, J uly 21. caqatulB. Isaiah Wes, July 15. Formulae., toasty, July 18. Cheshire, North, July 18. Ditto, South. July 14. Ouraliorload, Fast, July 18. Derhyshirs, North, July 14. Olootorpashire, July 14. Moriessibahire, July 19. Northautharload, South, Jay 18. Nottisghoutshin, &milt, July 13. Boutonetshare, &at, July 18. DAYS OF POLLING. Ouse. County, July 20. Bothnia, July 12. Bastes, July 12. Laucushiro, South, July 17. St his, July 12. LAW INTELLIGKIKOZ (THIII DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before tee :sap Ordinary•) PORTICR V. PORTER AND JACIOARD. Dr. Spinks end Mr. T. Salter foe the petitioner ; Mr. Serjeant Atkisson sad Mr. Searle for the respondent. TM parties were earned in 1846. and they bad had four children. The petitioner had as are. bad • farm at Thor. logien, but had *jilt" lived at Earl's Hall, Bt. Osyth's, Essex. Three or four years after the marriage the Impudent °entreated • habit of drinking, which at last led to a separation. The petiticier left her at Earl's Hall and w•nt to soother farm ; sad it was alleged that while living apart from him she had bosoms improperly in. *sate with a farm servant livug is the same house, and also with the cie.reepandent, another labourer, who resides is s cottage close by. rma mu was proceeding when we west to press.] COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Beton Mr. Ragidrar Murray.) The bankrupt, It. H. Philp, described himself in his pe tition se en author, publisher end commission agent, of Colebrook-row, Islington. He ?scribes his failure to losses on literary speculations. IN debts are 1,1321., of wbioh 5201. is due to Mr. Kent, publisher, Peternoster•row. This was the first sitting. No assignee wee Amen, end the out sitting was appointed for the 3rd of October. 1372 1199 1118 Anvil* esbashart ---- • Lawman IN RZ Timms NEVIL ItZADIB. The bankrupt wee described u of Isleworth, of no occupatioe or bildoese, formerly lieutenant in the 21st Fusiliers. Re states his failure to have sriern from being compelled to sell his appointment as lieutecaot in tbe 21st Fusiliers, sad having no means to support his wife and family except what he received from relatives. The debts are 2.7801. There are ocly two large orediton—Mr. F. Cobb, Margate. 8001. and Mr. J. Beenett, Malta, 4501. The rest, 148 is number, are all for small =outs. from a few still. linp upwards. This was the first sitting ; further proceed. legs were adjourned natal the milting for examination and discharge. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Lord Chief Barth.) Robert Rebellion surrendered to take his trial upon • charge of manslaughter. Mr. Metcalf and Mr. Bosley WWII counsel for the prose. entice ; and Serjeant Balkotine, Mr. Sleigh, and Mr. F. H. Lewis, were for the defendant. The circumstances of this case hays been so recently before the public that it will be onaeeaeeary to give more than • narrative of the details. The accused resides in the Cloretnernial-road, and on the sight of the 6th June last be was aroused by some noise and gut up and opened his bed room window, and looking out into the garden he saw some dark object, apparently • man, Grouching down under the kitchen window. The defendant called out to know who was there, but received so answer. He again called out and amid he would Ere his pistol if he did not reply. Having done this several tiaras and re ceived no answer, he fired hie pistol. He ap peared immediately to have sone to the police. Adios beton going to see the result of his shot, and told the ofllosr be thought he had shot • man who was trying to get into the house. Upon proceeditig to the 1 spot in company with the flakier, they found the deceased lying on the ground quite dead, having been shot through e The ease, as far as the aim:Masi= of the sot by the defendant went, rested almost entirely upon his own stethment, and he said that having beard the noise which awoke him, he got up, and m looking out of his window he saw somethieg as dthoribed under the window, and having called out sad received no reply he called his assistaat. He thee celled out soma times and rid ha would 6re, and receiving no reply, and being under the impreesion that an attempt wee being made to enter the Imam, he did so, and immediately saw the man fall forward. The deceased man was named Thomas Soloman, and followed the occupation of • painter, and resided in the neighbourhood of Arbourmtreet There did not appear to be say ground for supposing that de ceased had intended to break into the bows, as there weft no implemente toned epos him or near him. He ap peared to have been drinking during the day, and the sug gestion on the part of the prosecution was that he had got over the wall and come to sleep. It appeared that. though • mac of loose habits, there was nothing of • dishonest character knewo against him. The defame that was set up for the prisoner was that he really believed the deceased intended to break into the house, and that when he fired the pistol he merely intended to frighten the demased, end that he had no intention to kill him. The jury after deliberating& cossiderable time expressed • wish to retire. They said they were all of opinion that the prisoner did not intend to kill the deceased, but merely to alarm him. The jury then retired end shortly afterwards returned into court, and found the primmer Not Gritty, adding that they did not believe the prisoner intended ,to injure oc kill the deceased, and that there had bees no want of caution on his part. VIZ POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. PICKPOCKETS AT TEL MARTA/BONI ELECTION. Edward Daniels slits Bparkes, a yoaag fellow with • peculiar conotenence, and Edward Brown, • sharp boy. were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with pickle( pockets seer the polliog booth in Portland-pleas, yesterday after woo. King, 76 D, proved win the two prisoners together ywnsaay &Hermon is Portland-plaos. He watched them • short time, whoa he saw Brown try the pockets of several geatleatea sad thee beckon Daniels up to him. Deplete this eirrend Brown while he picked the pocket of • gen tleman, and Bing this took the prisoners into custody, whew he foam! oa Danis? a . pocket-11Eercl!isf, marke d :: R.ii7;llola be Nair be is . a bought of • aboeblack for • shilling, and swifter on &own. Brown—l fond it. Mr. Tyrwhitt—ln • gentleratres pocket? Brown—Oh, no, in the crowd. Polic•-constable James Creeks, IGO B, said that Daniels was convicted with others six years ego for a till robbery. Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner" for two months each, with hard labour. SOUTFIWARK. ROBUST WITH VIOLS:NCI AT A RAILWAY STATION. Arldur Aired aliu Jack Flynn. a returned con vict ; Surds Air thee Sally Sanders, and John Long thorn; barman at the Kim William the Fourth, Golden lane, St, Luke's, were placed at the bar for gnu examinatia charged with being caseerned assaulting Thomasße in the Bpa-road booking °Moe of the South tern way, and robbing him of • valuable silver watch, Mr. Sleigh was retained to defend Loot/throe. and Kr. Brookes defended the other prisoners. Sasser Strickland, for the railway company, attended to prosecute. The prosecutor, the second mate of an lodiamaa, said be lived at Blackheath, and about a quarter past 9on the night of Saturday, he was waiting in the bookies-oaks at t i h ri e n ta i rced, for the train to take him home. He had beau • little but he had his watch safe is his waistcoat pocket when he sat down on • bench and fell Wasp. Pro sseutorand that he sew the prisoner Fitzgerald is the place with a man sad two females, but he did sot distinguish the Mier. All on • madden in was roused up and sew the man and woman leave. He mired his watch, and se Fitzgerald was following thaw he caught hold of him said demanded his watch. Fitzgerald struck him violently and tried to get away, bat he kept bold of him until • cos viable came up and he gave him into custody. Mary Herons, an elderly lady, said she cruse to the station to sr her sou, and sew Fitzgerald polling the pro. secutor away. Thera was another mat and women with Wm, but she did not think they were the other prisoners at the bar. As they were leaving the station the pimiento: mimed his watch end naiad hold of the prisoner, when had a violent straggle. William Ylller 148 G, said on Monday last he took the female into custody in GoLisn-lane, and charged her with being orawned with Flynn in the robbery of the prawn toe's watch. She denied it. Wirer afterwards sew the primer Lesgthonse behind the bar of the public-house with his matter, wham he dried ha • purchased • watch lon the Sasday week precisely. west out for • little while, sad au hi return fermi the watch in Sergeant Elliott's parsnip°. Sergeant Km" 13 0, said he arcompaniad last witness as Monday to the King William the Fourth, Golden-Lae, St. Irks's, after the fears was is custody. WHIMS saw Losithorne and bin raster behind the bar, and Millar asked seek of them whether they had bought • silver watch. They rid they had ash Mailer thou loft the hoar I. frisk some one. Soon after be was gees Leigtlerse said. " I knew you, Mr. Bessaan. Tve get Uremia esstain. I berght It asymdf.* Leagronne Melba the watch, sod sessespasind wires to Os dation-haw, who the THE EXPRESS, WEIA4ESDA EVENING, JULY 12, 1865. ideatilied me the ;1, 114 . b ? r9 1 6°14 LATINT I NTP LLIGINCOL witsew iiritiMgoaelKicrthe watollu — ang — iga't hohown the pima feces whom he bought it. bas mold sot tall hie same or wham he resided. At YY dela* the mine rural he ease to thetaloa spin volitatertly, ad this kw was iterained sad gives is teary. Yr. Woohych naked what mama the elkows had for hada' the female tato auk ly. Sergeant Striohlaod. who bed charge of them" iotormed his worship that oil the lest emalioatios of Fitsgerald, the female priaoeor came to see hies I. the Wk. She wee fol. lowed, sad through hog gulag to Golder-Lae the watah was tamed to Loagthoroe. Not only that, she amwered the dascrietiou el the tamale mak with Fitzgerald is the booking °Moe. (sztersa's Tztazzaus.) TURSIT. (Via Manuelllas.) CONSTANT/NOP/4 JuLt The rumours that cholera has broken out here and at Smyrna are unfounded. A abort quarantine is, however, imposed on veaaela wiling between the two ports. The parties implicated in the Djeddah =MUM have been amnestied, Mi. Wootry& observed that there was so evident* against her, therefore she most be discharged. Mr. George Homy Keeley, the originator of the Wil liam the Fourth, Golden-lac% said Longtboree was in his service as barman. fie had kaolin him Ire yeses and b• bore • met improaeliable chancier. fly Woo ryob discharged him, but fully committed Fitz gerald for the Jobbery with violence. The rumoured voyage of the Prince Royal of Persia to Europe has been contradicted. THE PORTUGUESE ELECTIONS. LISBON, JULY 11. The government, contrary to general ;aims:dation, have carried the elections by a small majority throughout the country. In Lisbon awl Oporto, however, the opposition obtained the majority. MONEY MARKS .-4T518 DAY.) Two dOwow. Business I. the Stook Ischangs is dill ioterfered with by the elections, though attention is also directed to preparations for the fortnightly settlement, which have commenced to-day Very little change has taken place in prices. The fan& and foreign stocks are well sup ported, notwithstanding the absence of bugloss. Mexican Bonds are inquired for. The stocks of two or three of the home railways are in better de mand. The discount market is quiet, and the rate for the best paper unchanged at 24 to 3 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans ou English Govern ment securities are obtainable at 14 to 2 per cent. Consols are now quoted 90 to 1 for money, and 901 to for the account (August 8) The official business report, is as follows Three per Cent. Consols for money, 90, 1, 90 ; ditto for account, 904 ; Three per Conte. Reduced, 894, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; India Five per Cent. Stock,lo4l, 4 ; Exche• quer Bills, 6a., 4s. prem. Foreign stocks are firm. Mexican Bonds have improved Ito per cent. Otherwise there is scarcely any change. Some of the present quotations are subjoined : Turkish, 1868, 73 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 714 to 72, ex div. ; ditto Consolidds, 494 to ; Mexican, 244 to 4, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 4 ; ditto Certificates,' 141 to 4 ; Greek, 204 to 214; and Confederate, 7 to 9. Transactions are recorded as follows i-Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 664, ex div. ; Dutch Certificates, 981; Egyptian, 1864, 941, 4, 931 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 944, 94 ; Mexican, 241, 1, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1866, &c., 474, 4, ex div. ; Russian, 1850, 884, ex div.; ditto, 1862, 914, 92 . ; Spanish New Deferred, 401, 4, 391, ex die. ; ditto Certificates, 144, ; Swedish, 831 ; Turkish, 1854, 94 ; ditto for account, 94/ ; ditto 1858, 731, f, 4 ; ditto 1862, 711, 721, 711, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 721, 4,4, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 4 pm.; General Credit, 11 to 4 prem.; London Financial, 74 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mei , oantile, 1 15-16 to 2 1-16 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 31 to 4 prem., ex div.; Otto man Boci4t4 G4nBrale , 21 to 34 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 1, ex div. ; and Egyptian Trad ing, i Xn The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :-Russian Iron Works, 8 to 10 prem. ; Atlantic Tele; graph preferenoe, 1 to 4 prem. ; London Bridge Land, to 4 prem. ; Glamorganabire Iron, 24 to 1 prem. ; London, Windsor, and Greenwich Hotels, 14 to 2 prem. ; Peruvian Rail ways, 24 to 31 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 34 to 4 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 11 to 21 prem. ; Barned's Banking, 4 to 14 prem. ; East London Railway, par to 4 prem. ; and London and Mediter ranean Bank, 3 to 4 prem. The shares of the Metropolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company are quoted 14 to 24 prem. Lion Brewery shares are firm, at 24 to 1 prem. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 67fr. 420., showing no variation of importance. A deputation, consisting of Mr. Thomas Baring, M.P., and the members of the Venezuelan Bond holders' Committee, waited upon Earl Russell on Monday at the Foreign-offioe, with regard to the unsatisfactory position of the bondholders of 1862. After attentively hearing the views of the deputa tion, Earl Russell said that he would take the sub ject into consideration. About 72,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank of England yesterday for transmission to Paris. The City of New York, from New York, has brought 11,0001. in specie.. . There was a little more inquiry yesterday after noon for bills on the Continent, but the exchanges were quoted much the same as on Friday, being as follows atmalordam, 3 mouths, ILI9I to 12/ .• &Ito, 3 by., ILI7I to 18f ; Bottedsro, 3 mostba, 11.191 to 121; Amt. warp, 3 months, 26.371 to 421; Hamburg. ma. balm. 3 @somas, 13.95 to 10 ; Parts, 3 days, 25.174 to 224 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 26.371 to 421; Freaktort-arrbealstaa, 3 mouths, 1301 to 1; St. Peeenbarg (par rouble). S mouths, 31f to ; Piano, Mr. no.. 3 mouth; 11.171 to 221; el. 10., 3 ummtbs, 11.171 to 221 Madrid, S mostbs, tlf to 1; Ot; 3 maths, 481 to ; Imgbars, 3 mantis, 25.60 to 55 ; Oases, 3 mantle, 25.50 to 55 ; Yaw 3 months, 25.50 to 65; Naples, 5. mouth; 25.50 to 55; Parcae. 3 mouths, 25.50 to 56 ; Mesdos, 3 madam, 25.50 to 56 ; Lisboa, 20 days, 515 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to f. Another important step in the progress of the joint-stock principle has to be recorded. We understand that the great discount firm of Overead, Gurney, and Co. is about to be converted into a joint-stock company, with limited liability. Ac cording to the usual and very proper practice in such cases, three of the partners in the house will join the board. The capital, it is reported, will be 5,000,0001., in 100,000 shares of 501. each. The prospectus, we believe, will not be issued till this evening, but meanwhile, as the rumour of the impending change has gained a premature circulation, it seems desirable to give the foregoing general particulars. We understand that the directors of the London and St. Katharine Docks Company are about to reoommend to their proprietors, at the approaching general meeting, the payment of a dividend of 2 per cent., free of income tax, on the capital stook, for the half year ending 30th June last. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,091!. over last year, and the Booth Eastern an increase of 1.4301. The annexed circular has been sent to the share holders in the China Steam mad Lebrun Coal Company (Limited). Sir —The directors having had inquiries from some of the sbarelioldenr all to the reason for making the recent call, the beard beg to inform them that the call was required not in oossequenee (as some shareholders think) of the depre ciated prise of the sharer, but to terry out the original ob- Pods sad biteatioes of the comp y. The directors think it desirable to let all the shareholders know that their hopes, @eremite the fame prospects of She company, have not been in any way lemeeed, end they are of opinion that the objects of the company offer a most legitimate source for invest meet, sod, with careful management, will result in snorer; but they moot possibly metro' the value of the awes in the wiret, aad at the present moment the nominal market price of a Aare is no criterion of Its value. The board have engaged • marks setperiateedent of ability and exnerisace, who proceeded to Chita by the last mail, sad as soon as he him had time to make himself acquainted with the position of asks abroad be will make • detailed report for the information of the shareholder& As regards the Libman property, a deputation of the dinettes have bad an interview with the Semetary of State for the Celestial with tlierleoo to a ooecearion of lands sad other privileges conaected with the construction of the rail way from the coal pits to Victoria Harbour, and them negodagons are oding very satisfactorily, and Wilde conedoded will be of great advantage to the oompartat pitapat pries of good steam seal at Hong Kong and would leave a considerable profit on coals shippi - er= Labuan to those ports, and es ewe as the short railway, 7g mike, in made to Victoria Harbour, it will enable the com pany to ship coals in such quantities as to meet say reason able dessaWs. I may add that all the steamers ere profit ably employed, sad if you will at say time,favour me with a cell here, I shall be ha Is slow you ail the reports, sad afford say other isfoeseatfde is soy power.—l as, Isar, IL Wars= Purr, Aetlag Socestasy. Ethelburge-house, frishopegateetreet, Loadm Jula w The subjoined memorandum relates to the ral Exchange Bank (Limited), a new project, the prospectus of which is now before the pnbhc : The Gemara lasibeap Beek hes pained the bagmen of the old mad lailasatill inn of Masers. G. fkobias end flone, el Malts, a Ina of upwind' of 30 .ears' SUffilg, sad who e el held to high eetimatien the Ns" she the beak. lag /rue alarm 0. Barg sad O s., el Alssewhis, likewise afaid skawiliag is that city. This arshiewilks will eashle the jokitriesk Makin Wail* le be famaleewl he it, watts et the ifediiimama trade, Mali, awl it wiLl.there• isss have es essapetilies b Bid Mewl. eessylet with it ▪ the brain owl evelliwspe tpwiikee liker. Mr. Berieuel &whim, et M a llt d>tr J. Dam of Alexertrie, will join the beard el dimities, sad menage their respective b — ' -- for Ave yams. THAMES. Thomas Barrett, aged 11 yesn, the eon of Melt parents, was broeght up ea reamed before Kr. Partridge, charged with stsaluig a horse, saddle, and bridle from a stable in Jainesetreet, St. e's.iu-the.Fast. The property stolen ed to Mr. Ohm.. James Browne. Ho locked up his stable ea the evening of the 22nd of June last, on his return from Hampton races. His grey mare, bridle and addle were them is the stable. There were double doors fastened with chains, bolt', sad bars, but these were no protection against a thief. On the morning of Friday, the 23rd of June, the stable doors were open locks, bolts, and ben tampered with, and broken, sad thi; grey mare, saddle, bridle, stirrups, sad other horse gear, miesieg. The prisoner, • • renserkably sharp boy, who bad tamed his intelligence to very bad purposes, was suspected. He had bees seen about the premises of the Stromettlor be fore the robbeey and on the night it took place. Re wet saes riding the home on the monies/ of the 73rd of Joie, and shoat? &cloak he stopped la Oharlotte.street.Whiteehapel, diarponsted, and asked a man .rand David Sadler. No. 2S, London-terrace, St. Ontorgesiaethe•Sert, to bold the bone and take an of it until bas »tura. He also said he would not be long, sad that he would pay for the holding of the horse on his rehire. The prisoner bad the stirrups in his hand, and took them away with him. Sadler noticed there were no stirrups to the saddle on the mere's hack. Sadler took care of the home three hours, sad his pages*, becoming exhausted he conveyed the animal to the gram. yard. and the unfortunate owner bad to pay heavy mese yard feet before be could redeem his g roperty. The only profit obtained by the prisoner by this daring robbery was by the sale of the stirrups. The promentor valued them at 10s. Robert Bellings, a police.consteble, No. 103 H, stated that the prisoner was a most audacious young thief, who had been in custody before, and that his father could not keep hint at home. The boy made inquiries as to where he could sell the harm, sedMe, and bridle before be parted with the animal. Mr. Partridge said to the imams of a loog experieme he had never met with greater audacity in one so young Al the prisoner. A respectable poet-base muter bad put a horse la a stable, had looked up that stable in what be oonsideced a safe and secure manner, but a boy 11 'Gorr of age had broke.' it open, and stolen the bores and harness. He woald not allow such a den prous character to be at large, or eetrueed to his parents, who neglected him. He should send him where he would be taken care of and instructed. He sen tenced the prisoner to be imprisoned seven days in the House of Correction, sod to be detained in the Roman Catholic Reformatory, Brook green, Hammersmith, for four years. The prisoner's father would be nailed upon to pay 21. tid. per week towards the maintemaos and education of his eon. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr =craw immure.) ABINGDON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) STAND PLATE. Halt • mile. jabot, Sat 101 b ; Jaw Shore, Wt 71b ; Mabel Orono, Tat 71b ; Imogene, 7st 71b ; Bass* 7st 7lb ; Concordia, 7st 51b ; Jassy, 7st slb ; Virtuous, 7st llb ; Flyaway, 7st llb ; Bonny Lau, fist 121 b ; Alberta, Bat Mb ; Capri cious, bit 121 b. NURSERY PLATE. Thee quartara of a mile. Placid c, Andrew Marvel, Miss Harriette, Jetty Treffs o, dauoy Boy, klop•rioe, Matilda, Mother-of-Pearl, Pro fealor Ander - too, Memento, Haiti& Tar, Chide., and Hazard are hare. CULH AM STAKES. Ose Lasky Star, &violas, Minstrel, Palms, Dermas, and Ends. Isiah are ►era HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Three-quarters el a mile. Thais, Bet 12Ib ; Tomfoolmi, Set 10th ; Brigand, Bat 7lb ; Demme, let 7lb ; May Qwes, Bst 1210. ALL hare. ABINGDON STAKES. T.Y.O. Matilda, Statemasa, Ambition, aad Harnett us here. CONFESSION OP DR. PRITCHARD. The convict Pritchard, in consequence, it is said, of the entreaties of his eldest daughter, has confessed that he poisoited Me wit*, giving as the reason his illicit hater. course with Mary M'Leod. He demise baring poisoned Mrs. Taylor, but admits that after her death he put aconite into her bottle of solution. SHOCKING DEATH PROM DROWNING. --41.-- Last evening Mr. Richards, the deputy-coroner, held an inquiry at the Dake's Head Tavern. Whiteehapel, respecting the death of drowning by s man, name un known. _ - It ppeared from the evidence that the deceased was found lying dad, ma Thursday last, in a sawed elan Beth at the Modal Baths, Goolstomstreet, Whitechapel. He had been attired in the workhouse garb, and in the pockets of his clothes was found 4s. Id. in money. lie had corn. planed of being ill when he obtained his bath ticket. Dr. Charles Black said that the deceased died from drowning. He had evidently fainted through weakness when he got into the water. He had probably not been very well fed when ha left the workhouse. _ Them was Do evicienoe to prove who the unfortunate maw wee or whew. he came. The jury returned a verdict et "Accidental Death from being drowsed in a bath." GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY BY FIRE• (THIS .DAY.) Between 2 and 3 o'clock a serious fire broke out is the extensive premises belonging to Mr. H. John, saw mill proprietor, Church-lane, Whitechapel. In a very brief period the whole of the mills ware in a blaze, and in lees than five minutes afterwards the fire pawed roma Zion. lodge, and fired it from bottom to top. The saw mills were burned out, and Zion-lodge partially destroyed. The total bee is very oonsiderable. About 6 o'clock en alarming fire broke out in the pre. wises of Mr. Goddee, No. 114, Seymour-street, Eutaw square. The part of the premises in which the fire sow mewed was extanavely burned. Another fire also happened in the premises belonging to Mr. Sheppard, brush-maker, No. 28, Skinner-street. Con siderable damage was done to the building, the stock-in trade, and the mila'a waddag-tools. If MUM os LONDON.—It appears from the re turn of births and deaths in Leedom, usual by authority of l the Bagistrar-Genersl, that in the week that ended on SAturday, July 8, the births registered in Loudon sad tat other large towns of the Mated Kingdom were 3,618 ; the deaths registered, 3,022. The annual rate of mortality was 28 per 1,000 prom living. In London the births of 1,003 boys sod 938 gals, in all 1,993 children, were registered is the week. in the corresposdieg weeks of tat years 183584, the average number, corrected for increase of population, was 1,827. The deaths ngistered in Loader duriag the week were 1,536. The average number for the corresponding weeks of ten years (corrected) is 1,202. The deaths registered last week exceed the estimated amount by 334, sad exceed the number of deaths registered in the preceding week by 81. The high temperature which ham recently prevailed has exer cised • great influence on the public health. This is parti cularly shown by the deaths from diarrhoea in the last tour weeks. The deaths from this disease were 93, 187. 184, and 301. Eleven children and one adult died from cho lera let week. Fifty-nine deaths occurred from typhus, 40 from ecavlatlaa, and 24 from measles. The five follow ing fatal carriage accidents were registered in the week : The eon of • carmen, aged eleven years, died ia the London Hospital, having bees ran over by a van. A gun engraver. aged 25 years, died in Bartholomew's Hos pital by felling from a cabriolet at lalingtoo. A carpenter, aged 54 years, died at University College Hospital, from • van passing over him. The son of • warehouseman, aged 8 years, died at Chatiesartrest, Bethnal-green, from a cart upsetting. The daughter of a tool maker, aged 8 years, was ran over by a parcels delivery cart is Vincent-square. Westminster. The daughter of • bricklayer, aged 8 years, died at the London Hospital en the Ist of July, from hy drophobia, caused by the bite of • dog. Thu &mimosa Rams Cum—We have bad an opportunity of inspecting these cups, which are Tory beau tiful specimens of the goldamith's art, sad reflect peat credit epos their manufacturer, Mr. Haaoock. of Brutes-street. The Stamford Cup, value 1001. is a richly clued silver vase, partly gilt, with figures of ?Meter handles, here on top, and mounted oa an ebony pedestal with eagsaved silver plate. The Welter Cup, value 1004, is a abased elver tars % with handles, mounted es ea Morn base with en ' graved aver plate. The MMus Cup, value 2001., is a Maud aver cup of eluded deign, la the style of the 15th csatmy; • gimp of horses mead the body, sad • smaller peep as the never =mated likewise via. ea ebony pedestal with seamed silver plate. THE NATIONAL Rini ASSOCIATION MEETING. WIMBLEDON. Temmxty Evwio. The business of the meeting being fairly lannehed by the usual preliminary contests for the comity and Cambridge and Orford University braise medals, the hard work for the important prises of the Association, of which there were no fewer than ten in the programme, commenced to-day. These prises are both valuable ones, as well intrieskally ma for the honour they confer on three who are fortunate smash to obtain possession of them. They coe xist of the Prince of Wake's Priam the St. George'■ Chal lenge Veer, the International Challenge Trophy, the Ashburton Chaßeep Shield to be shot for by the pupils of the public schools, the Spencer Cup to be competed for by those who snake the highest score in each school, *Tele scope prize to be shot for with the aid of telescopes at a range of 1,000 yards, the Enfield Association Cup, the Swiss ()Anton Targets, the Enfield Sweepstakes, Bona* Deer, sad Horatio Boma Prize. The appearance of the lemma this martin was most picturesque; from every mast floated a flag of some country, and prominent amoept them were those of France, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Turkey, Russia, Austria, America, ha, while from the top of the county tents there was a distieguishing flag indicating the county from which a deputation had been sent. At the Scotch camp there warn a large red lion rampant on a yellow ground ; the City of London, with its well-known banner; and last, not hest, was the proud emblem of the Honourable Artillery Coro pay. The day wasdelightfally floe, and as tie afternoon ap proached there was a very free attendance of elegantly. dressed ladies, drawn together to see the contest by the public schools, which every year excites great interest. . . . The Club is now in complete order again, Hider the ogre of Sergeant Harris, of the London Scottish ; a ►ery spacious marquee, furnished in an elegant manner, presents ill the luxuries of a well.appointed drawing-room, with every convenieoce that can possibly be desired. The shooting began at • quarter past 9 o'clock with the competition for his Boyal nighties* the Prince of Wales's Prize, value 1001., in a cap or money, open to the holders of the National Rifle Ana:haloes bronze and silver medals ; svir shots each at SOU, 500, and 600 yards. This was a well. eonteeted match, and particularly at the 500 yards range, when a Mr. Barrett acid Mr. Smith, of the 4th Bow Volun teers, each made 16 points, the highest number by four that can be made. The nest important item io the programme for the day was the competition for the International Enfield Challenge Trophy. This honourable dietiaotion has hitherto been competed for by 20 on each side for England and Scotland, but the Irish volunteers have this year put in a claim to compete for it. This was looked upon by Captain Mac kenzie, the captaia of the Soot& 20, as a departure from the original institution and intection of the subscribers to the trophy, arguing that the money was subscribed for a specific purpose, and that there ought to be no departure from the °middies' until the assent of the subscribers had been first obtained. They had no disinclination to meet the Irish in a friendly contest, bat looked upon the altaratioo this year as altogether premature. The council, however, considered that although Irishmen, they must be sidle; Eaglisit or Scotch volunteers, and of course came fairly within the meaning of an international =Met. We understood that a consultation took place between Captain Williams on the English aide, and Captain Mackearie on the ' Scotch, and the vault was that no objectios should be made to the Irish twenty selected by Major Leech and Captain I O'Connor (of the London Irish) shooting ; but, should the Irish win the trophy, the possession of it should be sub ject to the decision of the general committee. In the course of the day the following notice was issued :—"lriah Twenty.— National Trophy.--Gentlemen desisooa of pro moting the emcees of the above are requested to assemble this evening at half-mat six o'clock, at the Irish Twenty tent, dose to the theatre. Lord Wentworth wiU take the chair. Tuesday, July 11, 1863.* This shows the interest the Irish take in the contest, and it is to be hoped that all will terminate in a mat amicable arrangement. _ _ The annual .74sidifiii;:.; - tl7pTiki; schools for the possession for twelve mouths of the Anbarnharn Chal lenge Shield never fails todraw together a Intend fashion able company, and this day the attendance appeared to be more numerous than usual, which might be is some measure doe to the exceeding MINION of the day, the beat bong relieved by a refreshing breeze. The schools cemented on this occasion were those of Winchester, Cheltenham, Rigby, Harrow, Marlborough, and Eton. The conditions of the rooted were to shoot Ave shots each at the respective mem el 200 and 500 yards. This contest was witnessed with the most lively interest, and sawn auxiliary to it la the prize given by Fall Spenser, a cup of the value of 501., open to one from sash school who shall make the highest soon in the former competition, sad the one whoobtvise the highest number in this contest becomes ebsoluteli the poisoner of the cup, in contradistinction to the Ashbnrwbam Shield, which is only bamy. The St. George 's Vase is another challenge competition, the winner of it retaining it for his corps for the year, but he personally obtains a gold medal and 61. ; the second silver jewel and 5/. ; the third a broom jewel acid 41., be sides other money prizse—three of 41., six of 31., and eight of 21. The highest sixty are then entitled to shoot for the absolute possession of a cup of the nine 501. After a splendid contest, the Public. Schools prize was won by Harrow, being the second time in inoceissas have achieved that boom. The final result wee se fol. lows : Yds. Ydd SOO 100 Total. Harrow Marlborough ll9 92 216 126 82 209 Rugby Winchester 110 78 198 Mon ll9 74 193 Cheltenham The coated for Earl Spencer's 06p thee took pleat, and as the star of Harrow appeared to be in the moendant, this second honour fell to them, for Sergeant Jame, of the Har. row School, was declared to be the wiener by 9 points. The Prince of Wales's Price fell to T. W. Poole, 12th Somerset, who made 45 mark., and although he was tied by Sergeant May, of the sth Surrey, es Poole made the highest number of marks in the second range, he was declared to be the winner of the prize. The Harrow boys, on leaving the ground, were loudly cheered, and Lord Elcbo promised to apply to the authori ties to grant them an extra week's holiday. The day did not pass off without an amidst; for cue of the eolnateers was unappiog a permanion cap in his tent, not remembering that his ride was at the time pointed to hie foot, and on the ball being discharged his foot was so iajured that two of his toes had to be amputated by Dr. Wright, the surgeon in attendee*, on the ground. MIDDLZHILI. --Lord Ranelsgh is no longer a candidate. Ilia withdrawal was announced by himself this morning in an adterthiement. M. Dorn, director of music to the King of Prussia, and chef-d'orchestre at the Opera of Berlin, has just been at Brussels to combat M. Petrie on the @abject of the mention of the Africaine, which is to be per formed in that capital nest winter. The performance, at the Theatre Royal Berlin begin at 6 and sad at 10, beyond which hour the medium eaa never be induced to stay. Member submitted to this necessity, and made suppressions in hie Robert k Diabk, the Hugunwk. and the PropAlk, so as to bring them within the four hours. U. Dan's visit to IL Fttis was to consult him about the sappresnirma to be made is the Afrkaise. They will not be wary extensive, as it has boos decided at Berlin to have a Said amid, in ardor to avoid the long intervals between the eels which are required fat removing and replacing the mid meal. QUIX2OBIA2rD IfuItORATION.—The eh% Queen of the Wanes, 1,346 teas burden , belooslos to ann. T. M. knokay sod CO.. sailed oo the 9th natant from Granola for Qamselead. Captain Marylou's; osonnesdn, Stepan- Soperiatoodent Dr. troderha , waisted by XI% °llm three. The Qom al the is the sixtv•Arstv= that has saSed ea the lead order 'ashes of migration, wan the immediate direction of the_ gnagooned me: moot. She contains 560 node, divided hits Owed. and free powseason, wed eagristias of 360 1 =ens of familiar. 172 sione won, sad 38 sin& fanans._ Tag GMAT WWITILN RAILWAY Worts.—The —The Mayor of Oxford, at the any dunce yesterday, is answer to a quardoo, doted that the Omit Waters Railway dinghies had made up their Was to bens theft anise works to Oxford, The direatore of the London Financial Associa tion (Limited) have issued the following brief etaten►ent as their fourth half yearly report, to be presented at the gestural meeting on Monday, the 17th inst. It will be seen that the balance to be carried forward considerably exceeds the sum which it is now proposed to distribute as diri deed and bonus. This is evidence of prudence on the part of the board : - - The aaaerad ateisamoot of amount. made up to the 30th of Jape last shows, after deducting espouse of every kind, sad rebate of interest o.lcol.ted at the rats of 5 por cent. per ahem, a tonal of 100,8131. 1.. to the credit of prollt and lona, Theatevo sun includes the bassos of 40,0631. Ba. 13d. brought forward from 1.. t belt-year. The directors reoctorawad the penoret of a diridend at the rate of 5 per ant. per mama, and a beau of 10 per teat. per aasain, free or .beroate las, which t. will absorb 45,000/. sad lams a baking of 62,6001. 1.. to be earned forwerd to heat half year. The divideed aid boons amount tegotber tow 100t2.. bd. per sham sod will be pay a bl e oa an d a f ter the Below we give the balance sheet and profit and loss account of this company : 1)0. To capital paid op, Mt, CU per share veld cm 40,00 dares 1.000,000 0 0 To memo food, eta.— Balsam at Mae December, 1164 .. £e3,637 10 0 Interest themott, el/ moths, at To ia=- Comprising tCBB II II &SAW 11 most. dad on divan receipts sad debentured, Wand threw and anneal, &mauls 049.11T • To naafi and ion aspic annexed statement 117,939 12 10 41,462.003 010 P 1 tueraTh wiz., cub at beakers sad on deposit.. Itca,l2l 14 6 Loam. ascaritiar and current accounts 1,143.631 4 6 £1.662,803 0 10 PSOMT AID LOSS Aocotrarr PROM JAMILIT I TO JOSS 30, 1805. DL To current Including directors' sod managers' W•DCOB, salaries. books. stationery, office fittings, rent adv , e a r it is td other charges To balsoce carried down 412,924 19 0 117.080 12 10 t 131,914 10 10 To dividend, at the rate of bf. per oent. per an num on paid-up capital El6,ooti 0 * To bonus, at the rate of 101. per cent. per annum, on psidem capital 30,000 0 0 To Income tax To balance of undivided poet carried to new an count 45,1"00 0 0 1.183 0 0 GLOW 1 0 CR. By gross profits, via. : Balance of undleidisd prolita brought for►ard from WA Decrufberer, 1 1164 510,063 It 6 Amount for half-yew ending toth June, 1863 91,831 2 6 By balance brought down . DRIXICT. Rebate of Interest on loaas not due, taken at 6 per cent. par sac= a1f03,643 1 0 £131.914 10 10 A 317.982 12 10 0,046 11 10 £103.013 I a Be balance carried forward to new account .... MAO I 0 The half-yearly meeting of the Peel Bine Land and Mineral Company is called for the 28th inst. A call of 51. is to be paid on the shares of the Imperial Austrian Gas Company (Limited) by the 31st inst. We are requested to state that the allotment letters of the Peruvian Railways Company (Limited) will be posted on Saturday next, the 15th lust. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : lesarsaes.—Commereisl Usios, 8, }, 8, 4, R ; English and Scottish Marina (Limited), 4}; Guardian, 491, cx rv. ; Indemnity Mertes, 131; Law Life, 88 ; Laudon and Cale donian Marine (Limited), 5} ; Loodeu aid Provincial Marla._ 3} • Marine, 90, }, div. and Ea ; Ocoee Mari sa, Z3l; oek'Lilik 8; Usivenal Marisa (Limited), 54. • °relight and Cohn . — Bombay (Limited). 54, 4, ; ditto locoed inane, 41, i ; ditto third halm I}. 4,4, } ; Euro pese, 134 14 ; Impertai , 83} 3. ex di.. ; Imperial Cantintattl, 93, 2411ondon. 79, ; Phossix, 32} ; United Geowal, 354, 5 ; Waters, 1(4, t ; ditti B, 84, I. Dosks.—Loadea and Si, Heseariee. 674, es 72. 7 0 . Waterwesim—Berlin, 11. e, I, ); Chelsea, 29; Lambeth, 113) ;West Middlesex, 115. Gia4e.—Repat's (or Landes), 234. 4, ex div. _ . It appears that telegraphic messages for India, vid the Persian Gulf, cannot be transmitted at present, the line being interrupted. The following are the returns of the Irish banks of issue for the four weeks ending the 24th ult. : of .llll U t . L The Bank of Ireland 3 4/24 The Provload Bank Ireland The Salted Bankkag Ikea The kortbers Banldng Company The 171ater Bank* Cala- The m:l istless' Bank Average circulation daring bear waits main as above. ZS and I Irroids.l A u 4 Usdir LA a %NW {{B.tl7l Ming L 2%548,050 LVZILLOS MEOW, OP 00131 MD DOSING FOOS MKS loteni 837,4 131DUKI AS ADOVZ: 409,M 340611 442,774 1.179,90 The Bank of Ireland The Provincial Bank of Ireland The Belfast Banking Company The Northern Banking Company The Mater Banking Company The National Bank MMM. Consols, which closed yesterday OU atT & 90 to for the Bth of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the last price was 90 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 90, 891, 90 ; ditto for accoun n l 901, 90, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891.1, Cents., 801, 1, 1; New Two-s -a-Half per Cents., 72 ; Bank Stock, 248 ; India Stock, 2141 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1043, 1 ; Fiveend-a-Half per Cent. "w -hined" rupee paper, 1091, I. National Discount shares were last quoted to day 11 toli tsu rem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 1 dis.; Trading, to 1 dis.; Ottoman Sochit4 , 21 to 3/ prem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1, ex div. ; and Lion Brewery, 21 to 1 prem. Berlin Waterworks, Van Diemen's Land, and Royal Mail Steam shares were quoted rather better. Madras Irrigation, Marine Investment, and National Steam were heavy. There was a fresh advance of 2 per cent. in London and St. Ka tharine Dock stock. The shares of the financial companies were well supported. The chief inquiries were for London Financial and Imperial Mercantile Credit. The clos ing quotations are annexed, viz.: —lnternational Financial, 14 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 1 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; London Financial, 74 to 74 prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, lj to 24 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 34 to / prem. The closing (but in many cases nominal) quota tions for shares :in new undertakings are sub joined :—Pernvian Railways, 24 to 34 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to 4 prem. ; Blakely Ordnanoe, 34 to 4 prem. ; Atlantic Tele graph Preference, to prem. ; London Mer chants, 24 to 2 die. ; Metropolis Sewage, 1/ to 24 prem. ; Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 2} to / prem.; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Berned's Bank, 1 to 14 prem. ; London, Greenwich, and Windsor Hotels, 14 to 24prem.; Samuel Bestow and Co., 4 to 14 prem. ; Liverpool and Dublin Steam, 1 to 14 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 14 to 24 7em. ; ; ParkUld - Iron, 2 to 2/ prem. ; General Rotates, 2to 3 prem. London-bridge Land, f to prem. ; East London Railway scrip, par to prem. UNION DANN OP LONDON.—(THIS DAY.) At the annual Dentin of p_ropthdon held to-day at the Leaden Taysn, Mr. Lava= 3 0 Teglxci is the chair the mart el the awoke. was aleseed , tad like &Mead, at the rate of 15 per art,yar mamma, mad beam el 71 pa teat wa the PM-ay wta4 beteg teastbse at the rate el 30 per emit per anima kw the bat az ameba dear of brew la; wen deslerat. The dend sad bear I'M be payable es well ales Thare• day. the 10th Wink The rear* dlreetees, hem& A. Boyd, C. LINA mad P. N. Lear s. vire usseheaeily re stated, body apperrat was ezpremed el the eppandaeset el hr. Sedmpeor. the late imead mew, et • Menton end a remelatiee we MIMI to thet a pielesii oe eat WAY* cam Amid le plod lo• lismitess d Wk. Gold. Sher. TotsL C 4 oe A 464 70,641 624,660 340,471 61,218 104„766 160,400 10,1 MAO 160,2731 14, 7 7:1 . 1 176,004 140 , U. 174,437 407,962 90,0113, 607,636 11 . k L li, Y F. f 1~l 984 993 1307 1318 210 54 98 81 7 10A5 7sl 755 753 682 64 288 1099 796 690 492 1.. 406 203 • 2503 ; nos