The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-12 00:00:00

INDIA. By the arrival of the overland mail, we have ad 1., • from Bombay to July 12, an d from Calcutta Bombay t. June 26. Hails ban fallen in great abundance all over India. TI.. pissent season bids fair in thin respect to form • p.arallel to that which succeeded the famine of Imo; •: In •ome places the young rice plants, tbs. •ugar cane, and the indigo plants have suffered Tln• tutal fall ut rain iu liotukay atuoulatx to ,Loot 45 inches. The Famine Relief eonimittees are performing their labours well in the Nortli•West Pn.vinees. Nearly 111,1100 people an• king daily fed with ....Led food in Delhi alone. and fully that number iu tit, district are relieved iu the aanieway. About I.issi poor widows obtain weekly relief in money, the Delhi tiate. Otte thousand rupees a month 4re distributed to families of respectability now n-,iticed to poverty, but ashamed to be seen seeking barfly. About 10,U110 pentona are empl o y e d d a il y iu ..anus kind of work by the Relief 'Society and ~..vernment. At Agra about 2,000 are daily empl..vell on the relief worka, and on the Futteghur branch .4 the Ganges Canal about 4,000. So in other place*. t:reat awl increasing distress; prevails in Pesha c ur. Villages are being depopulated. Famine is said to exist in Cabul. There is but little prospect of the Commander in Chief in India and the Head Quarters Stall of the Army leaving Calcutta for the hills this year. The Governor-General has called upon the local goo, niments for returns showing the amount» to be realiwsl from every source under the third see non id the Income Tax Act—namely, duty of percent. for reproductive public cocks up to lst August next ; and has asked for suaiwtions as to the best mode of lisp lug of the amounts. The Governor-I:metal has also called on the local 6overnmenta for reports containing any img i,estions of alterations or amendment , ' which the practice of the past year has shown to be necessary to the proper corking of acts 32 and 39 of 1800, the object of the reference being to amend the (onus anal machinery• for levying the income tax ; departure from the principle of levying a direct tax on incomes being contemplated, and no discus sion on such principle being allowed in the replies to the reference. The cash balances in the government Treasuries .4 India at the end of April last were ;—Govern. meet of India, Company's Ra., 2,89,19,909; Ren o!, 2,20,20,5f4 ; N.W. Provinces, 2,65,28,616 ; Pun.*uh, 1,07,58,115 ; Mate, 2,486,724 ; Itailliey, 3,12,55,230. Total Co. NRa. 14,28,69,178, legaiust total in April, 1800, Co.'s Ra. 16,80,17,119; au4 in 1859 Co.'s Rs. 10,70,70,203. Shermakie the Somali chief, has b een se i ze d by tli.• French, ;ad carried off to Suez, to be tried and probably hanged on the charge of having been ae.asiaory to the supposed murder of Mr. Lanibert, the French consul, two years ago. The Fo.uch continue to make themselves very lu.y in every part of the Red Sea. The King of Bokhara, worsted in an encounter with the rebels, applied to the Rumians for aid, atool the Russian geueral directed a large force to ions:col to Itokliara. The opportunity has thus occurred for the active interference of the Russians in the political affairs of the states of Central Asia. Dust Moiloonocol has given orders to his lieutenant, Ufztal Kim', to give all possible aid to the rebels in the event of the Ruanian. oxidating the other party. The application of the Kurrachee Chamber of Commerce for the establishment of a direct com munication between Suez and Kurrachee, and for accelerating the mails between Bombay and the latter place, has been rejected by the Secretary of State fur India. COM M ERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. CAIA;CITA, Jctr 5. Aerviitles : Five.sorls,lialf per Ceot., I) to la Five me C.K. 6to 6) dia. Four per Coot., 20 to Mil die. F..sehoogo : Far elms at 6 months' sight, ?a. Ofd. per ; Bombay, Rs. 90 (1 pie coot. dia.) Freight to Lembo : Deadweight, X. 5. to 31. 10s. per tam ; jute, :4/. ss. to M. 10s. per too ; seeds, M. 10s. pie loos. MADRAS. JOLT 11. 4 4carittro Fivo.tol.a-HaN tor Cwt.. 111 le Zprunium ; Fur pot Coot., 4 to 41 ditoottoll ; lour psi OWL, 181 doPoomot. Rsebabge : the Enka& kr dosemoist si soouttoe sight, 21a. ON. pot It. TM& he Maenad : Now, IL p.r too mike. X. 66. pre 6.a hilorell liewormest) lens, 6 per =N. p alma Ikasymmirol easy. DISOIACEI7IL itior IN BELPIJT. Friday_ inhaM, about A o'clock, large mobil of people osihned in ingli-etteet sod entle•place, ae on the perriene emniag, mpereetly for the purpose of firing off nub% ember% and Wow Mena Sloes of Iregrerlis is honour ef the Lon Lientemet's not to flidhae se at Ye prams rtes there enedil be so other came of kedaserneed for so away people to congregate in the principl thereaghleree of the lows. However, what et ant was • vely beemlas peneeling in itself, and calculated to bona or Medea me piety, melee Yuen wen eerily ltd. to She MEM of a short time tensed out to be serious. lavelelng se it aad 'sods of • very dowries ohleneher to OD IMO Yea, perhaps, twelve or liters Mont 8 *Week • sober of none bVt• up, end a wean, of sheen gives, whoa about twenty connahlee Maren the poira4 sad shooed the parties right and el thissiren sad dews that ,entry and those irbo did sot move Mt se quiskly as damned were shun webems the Lure nine which they aany —• vary deepone weeps, II awn be said—or I. away ernsases, Mile we nheamed, until Ye dodos weremerly Waled e/ Year becks. Tie are trite Mow the ammeter of a heart walk it is usoossomr, ear that this was solleimit to if sot • dry ed his relsbagine is mime shape or . turd e Anna from use corner empeheled at mother e , A = yelling at thMse. and Miss* le him what oeithimdpirl7 Mown so natilestiee. Hy Ibis Wm, smear of el shout thity new abide' bad been imaght to bar upen IM prawn of the wash end appearing la the diellmee—sae bedi sie hr_ Ileprinnes Eatery , and Ye Mbar teem reratkapee Ye tea bodies met, and hem Ws V i.o rmi nsi t g ooon lowarde Odes Made* where ths &WY Ina placed. Those Mee beam demi be me Wang and every penes between them amps Mee Yee gamy or Mari or k oresal Ws saw use era knocked down, bus ; ease* penes begged to be allowed be pee by—L. be wee a Yaw, gml wished to cm hems. Ho ...pushed doers, settoilly " walked o s ier.* Many people rotated egiast suck conduct :but they add they bad received their 0rd.,.. wed were obeying Wes. By this lima, the streets wen ined with people, awl thaf whisk I it had boss allowed to pam by, would have ended is 'spry to as pergola, mad glees a little perhaps daemons earemment, mined sew to becoem • grad riot. The ormalablie won puked with .loses--their bete were knocked of, sad thry otherwise remand mindere/de Yuma Sneed other maple wen snacked with lamas near Gees Wan— ewe era we. attacked In three—is fart, Is fa garnieneble be MD survive the injuries. He lav cm the paned fat some time, the blood stramieg from his Yee mil head la peat quantities. cud appareatly lifeless. He we carded to • doctor'• Others wen bones in • sinner meamm although the ocetesquemee mos net so mime • gad a elm stahle, while naming acme the sheet, get • ed ia tbe bend mils • kip steam A mob had semenbied at emir Hesesles place come il Canhonrest by this time, sad the sa lag and bootleg were bromenaloas. Thsv ea • emend of the Wit" sad smeared deter naiad to get up • riot. award wiadows were broken and seems thrown, ad the seindalot of the mob was very dente- Weds indeed. Three rows of emote:dee of about thirty each had sow the streets domed, and they stood is Ines from one owner to another. By half•past 11 o'clock the streets were cleared. The partite m imed were taken pnatipally to Dr. Aiekin's and Dr. Illayth's. Ur. Vorry was tag Dr. Aickin's entablashrmat at the time, sad redrei all the mentame is Ms power. The following were the *moan part*ee, so far so we have beard, but Minn ware canted beer whose names we could not : JeeirOcinaelly, an aid soldier. woad 4,1 the tog! ; phial up by someone in the street. Thome seven afilea ea the hoe ; picked up is l b WNW WlC B oues 11. ilharp-street, lacerated wed ea the Mad. A Ude boy, name irenre, oven ilry en the head. Renneal Hanadtea, several injuries as the Wei William Johanna, acre broken. Jobe Nolan, in severe wound ea the back of the head, mil other isiuriee ; severe. A manhable severely hurt on the head ~t 6 • stem. —Nentene 11114. Tau I.ITE Etimatex. --Lod Pahmeetea, at the beeiesarri et the rewice, prembat aad faithfully 6 14 hie pron.. Krebs{ Alma le its plessaat pro. Parr of talkative Wears with ametaniag aui tore au the rrth fastest after a wain had= Mee t { in aspatieta It has sot whist a put bar te the Metal*. hank. or &Taped any project el Milk diteersed ree 'metes relic., or &visa any new IS dopey= el we rasa of the people. It hr hot reveffillsd eep hoe Asir- IM elicted my sow AN or alibi Sear 11= 8, 10 ho loveresot, or infu se d asy saw .c OW tato UN, — SP 'tuba. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1861. 10,0001!N 50,00. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ESTSI INSTER. nuittm op DiuGGts“ A BEER-HOUSE KEEPER, AND ROMS.; HIY OF NEARLY CHM. Willem M'Manaors was charged with hocu•aing Mr. John Kubetoe, beer•bome keeper, Marlborough.road, Chel sea, and robbing him of nearly 100/. The prosecutor said that on the afternoon of the 79th of July prisoner sod other perste+ were at his house, aid in the evening, after being there some time, prisoner Cedhim to drink a glass of ale, which be ed to him. In a few minutes afterwards, al though perfectly well before, prosecutor felt very drowsy, and finding himself unable to keep up, put his house is charge of a friend, sod went upstairs to lay down. After remaining in a state of stupor for some time, prosecutor was aroused,when he discovered that his trousers and pocket bed been cut, and that his cash bag containing the above amount had been stolen. Mr. Argold—Whaterriesee Erie you that the primmer did it? Prosecutor I was aroused by some sudden movement, and sitting up in the bed 1 distinztly saw the prisoner going towards the room door. Mr. Arnold Are you certain! Prosecutor—Positive ; main can produce a witness who saw him leave my room and come downstairs ou his bands and knees. It was further stated that the effects of the " hi:mussing " were r. powerful that some hour■ afterwards it was sup poaed be had attempted to commit suicide by taking poison. Prisoner was remanded. SOUTHWARK. A BACTAL SWIAAND. ✓.wte enstledisie, a furniture-broker, in Grevel.lana, was brought before Mr. Coombe, charged with committing an aggravated and brutal assault on his wife. The latter, a deteut-looking female, who exhibited a nears cut by the side of the right eye, said that she had been married to the prisoner many years and had grown-up children, but latterly her husband bad been in the habit of drinking to excess, when he was more like a madman than anything else. On Saturday night he knocked her about in a fearful manner, but she got away from him. Yesterday morning he seized hold of her, and ..truck her on the head with his fist, cutting her severely, and nearly blinding her. Her screams brought a constable to her assistance, when her husband was secured, and she was conveyed to a surgeon's, who dressed her wound. Mi.Cemile;skisi whether he had frequently been in the habit of illmsing her Witness replied that he bad for many year., but she never appeared against him before. A fortnight ago he dl wed her to that extent that the police took him into cus tody, but she forgese him, and did not press the charge. The prisoner here said that it was all thmugh his wife. *wanting temper. She was always abusing him and defy ing him to strike her. She so provoked him yesterday that be could not help striking her. Mr. Combo told him he was a brutal, worthless fellow, sad be should not be doing his duty to the public unless be inflicted the severest punishment allowed by law. He therefore sentenced him to six months' hard labour in Wandsworth House of l'orrectioo. ANOTHER 'THARP riN TIRE. Yesterday morning a fire broke out on the pre mises belonging to Messrs. Bush, but sublet to Mr. J. Bal mer, a carpenter and Joiner, situate at 296, Rotberhithe. street, near the Commercial Docks. This building was csomporied principally of timber: wantwo Coors high, 40 feet long, and 17U feet wide, and contained a large amount of property. The engines were spealily on the spot, but it was mix hours before the flames were thoroughly extinguished. The origin of the misfortune is unknown. The official report, as prepared by Mr. Superintendent Henderson, is us follows : " No. 2%, Rotherhithe-street, Mr. J. Bulmer, builder.— Builders' workshops and couterds, 40 feet by .10, two Moors high, destroyed. Insured in the County and Loodoo Fire others for contents. Budding supposed to be insured in the Imperial Office. " No. 2117, ditto, Mr. G. Moore (private).—Building and contents severely damaged by fire and water. Contents insured is the Royal Ffraellice. The building supposed to be neared in the Imperial Office. " No. Zia, ditto, Mr. L. Talbot (private). —l.ow*rlwxl of the house damaged by water. I nsure d i n the West of England Fire-office. • No. 295, ditto, Mears. Robertson and Co.'s speller works —A building, 60 feet loag by 21 feet wide, se verely damaged by lire and water. Insurance not known. " Norway-wharf. J. Talbert and Sons, large-builders.— Timber budding, 90 feet long by 60 feet wide, deetroyed. Insured in the West of Englaal Office. " Open wharf, Mr. J. Moore, lighterman.—Goods oe wharf destroyed. Insurance unknown at present. " No. 297. Merin, With, boat-builders. - Shed.buildieg. 90 feet by 15,destroyaL Contents insured in the State Fire. office. "No. 297 a, Marrs. W. hod W. Wane, ship chandlers. —Top Bow, three.fourtbs' rest of timber building. 100 feet by 20 feet, seriously damaged 1.1 tire sail grater. bleared foe the eoateate is the State Fire -------- • ••- Ditto. Oeoege Dodd (Imeement).—tierious damage by water, he. N m ri ot imam]. whea Ditto, T. Pay;:eogineer.—.Sintilar damage. Insuranto l's. " 7 1;441, Mr. T. Lockman. —Tbree.fourthe of premises destroyed. Issarnoce not known. fhtio. George Hallett, manufacturing chemist.—Shed, bedldion, and loft over, NI feet by 14, dentrovet:, and roof of salunknown." adjoining abed dunned ly bre s k a g e . lneurenes ANOTHER NIGHT OF DEMUCTIVE FIRES. During Sunday night sad this (Monday) mora le', not lee than six bee mewed in ditherer pare of the metropolis, some of whisk were attended with great lose of Mast Y. Oa, detractive ciondegratioe happened in the premises to Kr. (I. Seeker, apiece-broker, situated at N 0.5, 1 1;1 6 1 1 211 4 . West Smithfield. The building was of consider able extent, it being four stories high and compased primevally of timber. The discovery wsa made by • saw simile of be City force, by noticing smoke nein from lb. lower part of the premises. An immediate alarm was reiseff. awl neemengers were sent in sundry directions to call be seems. la • very brief period the engines of the Lades Beare, under the direction of Mr. Pogo, the suer elendent ef the B &Week attended, as well se tie peat dean had egg* of !head sad Mason, under the pencad sommead of Xr. J. Gerard. Plenty of water having beta gnawed from the maim in the district, the engine were met to wank—bet mane power and steam. The lest aimed mashie did wonderful execution, as it threw the wailer ever the tep of the building and preserved from destraelisa die beam-hair manufactory of Mr. J. Del* Net 4, and two home belonging to Mr. J. M Nos. 6 and 7. The firemen, under the dteediun ef their superior officers, stuck to their porta, bat the bask in spite of the vast quantity of water thrown epee them, 3catinoscl to extend, and at length the whole sow et Mr. fitocker's premises presented a huge sheet of ire. Iversitelly the brigade succeeded in setae( the Sc, extingedel, but sot before the building is which the dis aster esemensed was nearly destroyed. Fortunately Mr. Illealier wee Mewed in the Royal rue-ofßoe. The pre mier of Mr. Daniels have the roof partly bunt off, the side walls sealsaslf damaged by fire, and the eantents da mned by weir, je ; insurance unknown. Nos. 6 and 7, to Mr. Merge, arc also severely damaged by fire, L ek . a tiortuaately this sufferer was uninsured. The origin of the fire could not be gleaned. Whilst the last-named fire was raging, another one took place in the premises of Mr. H. N. Whitelock, marine share dealer, Islomptoo•nreet, Clerkenwell. Three parish engine, with five of the Londe Brigade, were re markably early in reaching the scene, and • large attendance of emcee having run from the other fire, plenty of water wee at ewe procured, and the sages were set to work, bet the Ire could not be subdued until the lower part of the premises and the stock in trade were destroyed, and the reatieltrier of the building seriously dentreyed by be, Sr. Fortunately the sufferer was insured i the Welt el Ear lead ire dies. The premises of Dr. J. Trappist& sews • weeder, are deo injured by water, he. The origin of this Ire in else sakseirs. Another be happened in the premises of Mr. P. Reardon, oreaeros.beldlne, Blue Author-yard, Royal Mint-street. The engines of the London Brigade were quickly in atten dance, bat the AMNON were usable to get the flames ex tinguished until the first boor was Dearly burst out, and the ender below demeged by water. AIT tit,rr TO A VOLCNTEVL —A few days since a number of the Woolwich Arsenal Volunteer were at target wadies ea the government mop at Manistee& when a man mimed Farley wee struck oa the neck by • bullet and medelerably injured. An investiptioe as to the mere of the resident r ordsred, sad 'meanwhile target pew*. at this gees hr bees suspended. An .gbahwornan of the name of Heady, 21 yeast sif sae, wen three days ago tried by the Court of AS , SWIM of the Calvados for infanticide. In September last, it aweered, ohs mese to Frames from EngLuid, sad obtained a pins. el awasealea to • wealthy English lady named Mbea, raiding at Header. O. the:loth Feb., cirmravtanees whisk led to the belief that she had been delivered of • child were remarked. sad on searching her room the dead body of • female infant with two stab in the throat wu (mend in a Imp box. Medical men who eternised the body doctored that the child bad been bore alive, and that the vouch had been inflicted by a pair of eciapors. The young mum wee immediately arrested, and she conferred that she bad beet delivered of the child, and bad killed it, but Me subuquentiv retreated her adeaimies. film could not, however, explain bow the Went eases I. be dead. The jary declared her guilty, and the meat 1011- dimmed her to six the bard labour. She wee pm* alerted an hearing the sentence.— Gafigriani. SAMARITAN Fain HOSPITAL. --The number of patients treated at the Samaritan Free Hospital for women and children, Edwards.street, Portman-equate, daring the week ending August 10, was to, of which 102 were new LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BT KLICTI/C7 TILIXIZAPIL ) WOLVERHAMPTON MEETING. (THIS DAT.) NURSERY STAKES. Straight half mile. Tboughtkes, Donna del Lego, Parodox, Commander, Equator, Pot Pourri, Queen of Spain, Lady Somers, Forester, Parrotinet, Doritta, Caller On, and Theresa are here. PATSFIIILL STAKES. One mile. Donna del Lego, Kildoean, Chirper, Emblem, Com mander, and Crater are bore. WROTTESLEY STAKES. Straight half mile. Miss Swift, Gnat, Palermo, and Lady Somers are here. WOLVFMRAMPTON STAKES. Two miles. Sir William, Dosfoot, The Lawyer, Flirtation, Wham, and Milverton ara here. STEWARDS* PLATE. Half mile. Commander, Kitty, and Lady Somers are here. PAID Foarrrr. —Deserter. BIENNIAL STAKES. T. Y.C. Paradox, Pot Pourri, Therese, Ethel, Equator, and Toluta° are here. PAID Foaner.—Chatterer, Norma, Doglia, and Breaker. OTHER ARRlVALll.—Unplicity, Gazelle, Lupus, Corona, Wynostey, Hartingtoo, Express, Niger, Du'aliens, South Lancashire, Avalanche, and Malta. SHOCKING MURDER AT 'ROME. FROME, MONDAY. This neighbourhood, which during the past twelve months has been so fraught with deeds of blood, is again the scene of • murder of a cold-blooded, deliberate, and determined character. The deed was committed late on Saturday night, but it was far in the day yesterday before particulars became generally known. No investigation has as yet, of course, taken place, but we believe the following details will be found correct in the main : About a week ago three labourers named Byard Green land, Uriah Greenlaed, and William Millgrove, left their home in the rural village of Bnekland Dinham, about three miles from Frome, with the purpose of seeking work in Wiltshire during the corn lamest. They found employment in the neighbourhood of Warminster and there they stayed until Saturday last, when all three started for their homes. They reached Frome in the evening, and visited two or three publie-houses before they resumed their homeward walk. :kiwi after 11 o'clock they left the town—all being sober, and apparently quite friendly. They had not proceeded far on the road to Buck land when a slight dispute commenced about the di vision of the money ; Byard Greenland, as leader of the company, having been paid the whole of the sum for their week. His companions were somewhat displeased at his delaying settle inento—f nha,n,,,ery unfriendly n dl ot c t i te al ter. however, was Bysnl said Uriah had damaged a gun of his, and he should deduct eighteenpenoe from his share. Uriah said that, however that might be, it was no reason that Millgrove should not be paid his shank Upon this all three laid down their scythes upon the road, being about half-a.mile from the town. Millgrove, who has fur 'limbed thew particulan, supposes the ac ythes were laid down foe the porpoise of then and there dividing the money. It would, appear, however, that this was not the intention of Byard Greenland, for he at once rose his arm and directly afterwards thigh fell, exclaiming, " Oh, Bill ! he has hit his knife into L" Millgrove immediately as sisted the fallen man, and when carry 4 him to the hank on the ro a d- s id e sa id t o By " Thee bast done 'on." Byard said, "Thee can t swear that, Bill." Millgrove replied,"! can." When Millgrove bad placed the fallen man on the bank, both he and Byard went forward to the turnpike gate, which was only about a hundred yards in front of them. Mi ll grove told Gans, the tekoeper, of what had occurred, and Game recommended ha to run into the town sad procure medical assistance. Millgrove did so. Byard, meanwhile, told Gene that Uriah had run against his scythe, and that it was in that way be got hurt. He at the same time told Gave to take pox smaion of his scythe, and see if there was blood upon it. He then proceeded on the Buckland.road. and it was after wards ascertained that he went into the cottage of his nephew, to whine wife be repeated the story be had told the gate-keeper, and afterwards at soother house he made the same statement. In about half au hour Mr. Millgrove retarned with Mr. Malian], a surgeon , but upon their arrival, the unfortunate man was quite dead. Mr. Mallam on finding this dee patched Millgrove back to Frome to inform the police, and aholprevailed on another man who happened to be pass ing at the time to ride to Rockland, and give information to Millward, the police-officer stationed there, and to re quest him to secure the person of Byard Greenland. Mr. Mallow at length procured ansistanoe, and the body of the ill-fated man was conveyed to • neighbouring beer. house, and upon examination, Mr. Mallam found that a wound had been inflicted ..o the left breast, above thesixth rib, and that the heart had been penetrated. Death must have been almost instantaneous. In consequence of the information polloe-constable Ward received from Mr. M*ttam'a messenger, he proceeded to Bryan Greenland's house, and found him there changing his clothes, evidently with the intention of escaping. He was taken into custody, but the examinatin of his clothes showed little or no trace of the bloody deed he had perpe• TheGreenlands are distantly related, and the motive for this most debberate crime appears to be that Uriah had =a warrant against Byard, and th a t th e l a tt er aware of the circumstance. There is evidence to prove that he has frequently threatened to stab the The prisoner is a very giant in height and streogth. He has a wife and eight children. The deceased leaves a widow who is enceinte, and one child. The knife, • dagger-shaped instrument with • spring, which the prisoner purchased only • fortnight ago, has not yet been found. The prisoner is to be brought up for examination to day. ROYSTON AND HITCHIN RAILWAY. (MIS DAY.) The thirty-third half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders is this undertaking wee kaki at the London T►vern this day ; W. RE.CD, Esq., in the chair. The chairman moved the following resolution " That a dividend after the rate of 6 per coat. per annum, Isse income tax, at 9 1-3 d. in the pound, and Id. per 61. se. Block for expenses of management, be declared on the Mou ton, Ritchie, and Shepreth cousolidated &oak, for the half-year ending lst of August, 1861, and be paid forthwith." The nnolutioa wu agreed to. Sir R. W. Carden end Mr. Cobbold, M.P., were then re-elected directors, and the meeting terminated with the anal complimentary vete to the chairmen. Earl Russell honoured a deputation, oomisting of Mr. Walter Fry, Mr. E. J. Chance, and Mr. Banana TB lett, from the City Orthopedic Hospital, Hatton-garden, with an interview this morning at Pembroke Lodge, Rich mood-part, and was pleased to signify his willingness to preside at the annual festival of thatehirity, in November nest, at the Albion. Tun PIUNCI Or WALON OZNIZOISITC—A good amnia' is told of Prioee Alfred. "The Doctor," a famous jockey, who had the contract to furnish 30 bones for the suite of the Prince of Wales throughout the tour at eight dollars each per day, drove Prince Alfred to the Falls of Mootmorenri. "The Doctor" remarked to Alfred, "I drove the Prince of Wales here." "Did you!" said the prince. " Yrs, and his royal highness gave me this gold watch." "Yon are a lucky fellow," replied Prince Alfred, "that is more than he ever did for me." "The Doctor" subsided. —American paper. Demt•Frrat.si so. —That admirable shot, Mr. Edward Ross, has been eminently successful at deer.stalking in the north. On the 24th ult., he shot a very fat stag at Cikodibisdale—the sutlers royal on both tops, and the venison having two Main of fat on the romp. On the 25th he shot a roebuck ; on the 29th, in company with Colonel Baker from Ceylon, he had four stags ; on the 30th one shag; on the 31st four stags, and on the let of August two stags —one weighing 15 stone and the other 20 stone. In the woods of Beaufort Lard Lovat and Sir Piers Matra shot a stag each ; and at Conyvtillie Captain Mackenzie, younger, of Ord, shot two stags. At COUIAII Forest, on the sth ion., Mr. J. 0. Holmes killed two fine stags, one of 17 stone clean, carrying a head of 10 tines ; span of antlers. 34i0.; length, 30in.; girth, Gin. The other stags carried large antlers of 11 tints. The head of the first of these fine animals has been forwarded to Mr. &sown for preservation. Inrerne4s Courier. _ _ THE CROPS IN MID•LOTHIAN.-1110 crnpa upon the whole ripen slowly, am cloddy and broken weather still =ile, with heavy showers almost every day, but as stiff very often follow, little damage is done to the pain, as very little of the crops is lodged. The latter circumstance, however, shows that the bulk of the straw is ant so great es was expected, but as yet the grain appears to be sound. Some accounts say tact the fly is making ravages among the wheat, but that must be partial. The late-sown barley seems from its odour to have snataised some injury. On early soils it is pod, aed scare fields will be cut by the e n d o f next week, bat it will be two weeks (with dry weather) before harvest Is gragral iu the lower parts of the county. Pontinea in the field still appear to be keeping free from disease, but we hear of it lbekin its appearance in the gardens. The turnip crop has made considerable progress where it is healthy, but "Sager•aad-toe" has spin returned, and where over that begins the crop is lost.—Edinburgh Carron'. THE LATE CASE OF STEALING WHIP MoUNTS.— We have received a letter signed, " William Taylor, U. =e -row, Clerkeuwell," relating to a police case at 11. ois Thursday last, the writer of which, after seeding that twig himself a whip-maker, rya :—"TgeJoespli Taylor reigned to "—in our report—" was is my employ se a .wasylimai at the time of his apprehension, sad rssaGiGE TM his and child in Pear Tres-court, where (if at all) the preparty must have been toned, as as parties of it was ever on my (the writer's) premises, ace had I say know ledge or suspicion of what had been ping ea." _ 100 IN 100 100 101 SHARE L1528.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clool. The railway share market to-day is firmer, owing to the fine weather. A recovery of about 1_ per cent. has taken place in Great Western, idland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Cale donian, and Eastern Counties stocks. Busi ness is limited. Great Western stock is now quoted 664 to 67 ; Midland, 1224 to 1; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to ; Caledonian 1001_ to 1011 ; Loudon and - North Western, 911 to 92 , being exceptionally fiat ; South Eastern, 80 to 81/ ; Great Northern, 105 to 106 ; and Eastern Counties, 47 to 4. Lombardo-Venetiau Railway shares have im proved to 4to 1 prem. The Indian railway stocks are in better demand, with an improved tendency. ' snatr"l AID KOOK' 111 I Kamm. ackrwra. iiirin t ßoL antinirVaL linoMem MA and Tyne Booteo,niontifd.C Bridal end MANN: . . Caledonian 1 2ark and &Mon.. si • 7 91 91 1004 101 I§wiiy;"4 - . • j A no dlr. until 6 Do. D 1 p.a. 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Too DISIMIeS PROVINCIAL BH4 LIVERPOOL, ArOUST 10.—Caeo] Countiou • 9 7-16 9 9.l6—Eliest NI Montero. 64 67-lancashire and Yorkshire, e tiat bl lZ:London and North WOAIM 92 921—Manchester, and Lin colnshire, 44: rd.—Midland Stock, 1221 1221 tto, new shares, 1 11 p.—North British Stock, fin Ml—North Stafford shire, 4e41 d.—North Eastern, Berwick, Capital Stock, 1031 106— York Capital Stock, 92 92I—Leeds Stock, 601 09-11nath Eastern, 141 24 6.lo—West Midland, Oxford, 44 4b—Baffalo and lake Huron, 41 4l—Dutch Rhenish, 24 2 7-16 d.—Grand Think of Canada, 4 9-16 41 Great Luxembourg, 7 13-16 7) Great Western of Canada, 9 13-16 101-16—Illinois Central, MI 39 d. —krie, ex armament, 23) 231—Thames and Mersey Insurance Company, 11 p. BIDDING/lAD, AVOVS? 10.—There was no change ID prices to day a orthy of remark, and not much doing. Birmingham Bank ing Company's shares were sold at :DS per shore. Birmingham W 'anon shares were inquired for at 131. 51/iNCIIIMILI, Avoca 10.—The market was quiet and steady. Gr,at Western, 661—Leeds, 1101 xn—Londmand North Western, 44—Mtd1And, 124—Berwick Cap., 104%—Rovers, 24-111inois Central, 394 d.—Ditto veld up'„ 540.1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS-LAND.—(THIf3 DAY.) The weather the last three days bee been more favourable than ever for the harvest. The wind is from the south west. The supplies last week per ship and rail of English wheat were very moderate. Flour middling. Barley, beans, and peas short. Malt less than last week. Mmitard and canary seed a few parcels, but a good quantity of Irish or Scotch oats. The foreign arrivals were heavy of wheat, four-fifthe being from the United States and Canada, and a small quantitT of American barrels. Barley still continues scanty, Medi terranean. Oats, a small supply, nearly one-half from Archangel, the remainder Danish, Swedish, and a few from St. Petersburg. A good supply of Canadian. Peas, linseed, and oilseed a limited quantity. The export of wheat to France last week was heavier than in any preceding week. The wheat trade to-day exhibits dulness, in consequence of the very fine weather. Old grain is nearly unsaleable, but new is quoted at last Monday's prices. Foreign is without change. Barley is steady at about late rates. There is less doing to-day in American flour, the demand for France being less active. The value is about the same as on this day week for all descriptions. Oats are a dull trade, and Archangels fetch fully Gd. less money than on this day week. Beans and peas are without change. Linseed and rapeseed firm, with no alteration in the value of trefoil, clover, or turnip seeds. FLOATING Cannon.-Not many off the coast for sale, and trade to-day quieter than for some time past. WERAT.-English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 38s. to 56a. ; ditto, fine old, 61a. to 6is.; ditto red, new, 384..t0 485.; ditto, fine, old, 565. to M. ; Norfolk, U., fine, old, 575. to 595.; red, new, 44e. to 52e. Foreign ; Dantsic, 63e. to 645.; fine, 655. to 695.; extra, 695. to 705.; Konigsberg, 595. to 61a.; ditto. extra, 645. to 675.; Restock, 635. to 675. ; Mecklenburg red, 545. to 605.; Uckermark ditto, 565. to 7 , 9.. ; American white, 625. to 635.; ditto red, 60s. to 61e.; Canadian, 61a. to 645. pAzzir.—English malting, 42a. to 441. ; fine, 49a. ; grinding, 30a. to 3 2 i.; and distilling, 30s. to 31s. per qr. ; foreign grading. 271. to 32a.; ditto distilling, 265. to vs.; malting, —a. to —a. Matt —English, Essex and Norfolk, b9s. to 63a. ; fine. 635. to 70s. ; Kingston and Ware, 654 to 73.; brown, 50a. to 58a. Oars.-English feed, 19e. Od. to 245. Od. ; potato, 28a. to 30a. ; foreign, 225. Od. to 255. R 77, 28s. to 30s. BILANIA-Eneish tick, 38e. to 40.. ; harrow, 40e. to 434. • 40s. to 44 5. ; foreign, Maasgan 38e. to 375. ; tick. 40.. Konigsberg, 395. to 445.: kglptian, Wm. to 37.. FDA-English boilers, 38s. to 425.; w and blue, 38s. to 40s. ; maple, 40s. to 435.: grey, 345. to 36n; hog, 3 11 1. to 381. ; foreign. 31a. to 37.. Roca.-Eoglish town, 455. to 465. • ditto be, 635. to 565. ; country, 435. to Us. ; Norfolk andliadolk, 365. to 375.; French, 46e. to 48e. pea mak ; American, 28s. to T.D.; Canadian, 284. to 325. ; Spanish. 475. to 50s. FLOATING All 0. F. and L-Wheat : mold and Marianople, per 4921 be., Ms. to Ms. ; Ghirka, 525. to 545. ; Polish Odsma, per 4801 be., red, Ws. to Me. ; white, 58.. to 60s. ; Danube and Oalats, 441. to AOC ; EaPtian, 395. to 41.. Barley : ptian and Syrian, per 4001b5.. 265. to 275. ; Odessa mid Dinah@ do.. Za. to Ds. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 39a. to 40s. Maize : Odessa and Galata, pm 4921 M., 32.. 6d. to 345. ; thrall and Bulgarian, par 48016., 30s. 6d. to 335. ; French, do., -a. to -I. ; American, do., 31.. to 33.. . _ lituris.—Osnary seed, per qr., 41s. to 47a ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 495. to 53e. ; Mustard seed, per lambed, whit*, 15e. tol9s. • brown, 12s. to 14e. ; Linseed, per qr., comblos, Ws. to bee. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 121.16 e. to 13/. h. ;. American, thin, in brie., per ton, IW. 6e. to 101 . 155.; do. thick, round, and oblong,9l. 10s. to 101. 10s.; Balt* to 91. ; Marseilles, 91. JIM to 101.55.; Baps cakes. st. to Si. 10a. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM ADO. 6 TO AUG. 10. Whist. Harley. sej Ctsit o w h t 7:l tory ISM sue Mall oath. Beam II 0 11 . fil% I I*6 8366 666 1 443 60 66 .... :::::::: i :~: Mor Mar. Ws. I Leis ocks. 194 10176 146 - i5 ;286G, HIJOBSID.—Wisst, 14872 gm :peas, 4112 gm: roar, 7111 cwte. MINCING LANE,—(THIS DAY.) The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow : Sopr.-1,000 hhds. West India, 8,000 bags Mauritius, and 1,600 bags East India. Coffce.-700 cloaks plantation Ceylon, 1,000 bags native Ceylon, and 7,800 bags Java. Tea.—About 20,000 packages. The private contract markets of produce have been steady since Friday, and a limited busiuess done in sugar, coffee, and saltpetre, which did not alter quotations. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet Town kdow is quoted as. 6d. set cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, en. to 475. ; September, 41s. 6d. ; October to December, 46e. Gd. ; January to *Ma. 41.. PARTIOILASS OF TALLOW. Stock ea band this day ....1 Delivery last week Ditto from Ist Jane Arrival last week Ditto from let June Price Y.C. per ewL this day Ditto Town last Friday 10.647 664. 0.1. 654. 94. 11,519 39.051 1,790 1.1613 11.163 1 17,961 2, %i i i 27.661 s 1'.,258 62a 3d. 4C3. ! .Od. i 49.. 34. Arrive' for the week ending August ni lint year. 4,4213 mks, and delivery LIM maks. TM arrival last week comprise d kill auks from St. Petersburg. NI from Odessa, and 62 from other places—Total, 1,481 mks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is nearly the same as on Monday last, and the demand has decreased. Prices are lower for all descriptions. We have a large supply of sheep. Choicest qualities, however, are not very plentiful. Noes on the average are lowev, and a clearance cannot be affected. Trade is very heavy by lambs and calves. From Germany and Holland there are 1,650 beasts ; 9,440 sheep; and 42 calve*. France. 22 calves. Ireland, 11 calves. Scotland, 147 beasts ; and 2,400 from the Northern and Midland Counties. . iiiiitane of 811 m. a. a. a. 4. Drat Moot. Haat& 4 8 4 101 DietDmilif.bdabh 4 10 6 0 Drat Shorthorn 444 8 I Dent Long.wools.... 00 0 0 Second qua/ beasts 6 08 10 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 84 10 Oahe' PUP Beat Dna& Hltbreds 0 0 0 0 Lam , * Dead* at market, 4.600; amp sad lambs. 21,280 ;Calm, 288; Tip. SM. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masers. Patteoden and /Smith report that the accounts from the plantrtions continue to come conflicting. The strong bind that got clean early is making favour e ll e pro. ums, whilst the weak sad late blighted group& are Bkely togrow but very fewhops. Duty, 110,0001. to P. 10,0001. 02DIMAXY mums AID ■rocas. "U i 110 k I 1141 id 47 72 1 1 1 21 74 a r zd 122} - PA 104 pm 11 101 11 xlm n as 1102 100 103 104 rpc, 1... _1 _I . I 1,-:1 3 6 16 1116341 1 0‘ dls t 11 1 'I I 1 1! 47 60 00 71 10 12 pm 18 19 xin 17 n 6 0 40 61 In 128 ul 112 . 36 Par i pal ;Si par Si MARKETS. Stock, Ito} 1002—Eaters mot*, 1061 1081—tireat ")411-' MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA I 4 Two e'Ctocir. The brilliant weather has caused a rise of b per cent. in the funds to-day, and has imparted strength to the other departments of the Stock Ex change, notwithstanding the dulness of business. An advance of I per cent. has taken place in seve ral of the principal English railway stocks. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted 08fr. 40c., being rather more than per cent. better than on Saturday. The Bourse is described as " very firm." _ _ The India Loau scrip is firm at itiog to k. The Five per Cent. stock is quoted 100 a. Consols are officially marked 901 to for money, and 90' 0 1 and for the account. The present quota tions are 90} to for money, and 90i1 to for the 10th Sept. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 2344, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90g ; New Three per Cents., 90i, ; India Stock, 219, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 100, f ; ditto for account, 100 i ; ditto strip 100 i, 4 ; ditto, Bonds, 4a. die. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 1011, 102 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 145., 125., dis. ; ditto June, 43., Is., 2a., le. dia. ; ditto small, dia. There is a decline of per cent. in Turkish bonds ; the lean of 1854 is now quoted 78} to 79, and that of 1858 691 Peru vian bonds were in demand, with an upward tendency. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99} ; Peruviaa Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 98k, 99 ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 83 (exchange 45.) ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, ag, 01; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 411 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account. 784 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 70f, 691, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100} ex div. There was no new feature in the discount market on Saturday. The business at the Bank was mode rate. The amount of gold (French coin) taken to the Bank on Saturday was only 16,0001., the recent Australian supplies being now exhausted. ' Only two Australian gold ships are known to be now at sea—viz., the Sussex, with 128,0001., and the Marco Polo, with 26,000/., but the coming Aus tralian mail will report the departure of several fresh vessels for England. The Conrad a, for Boston on Saturday, took 30,0001. in specie. It is notified that the contract for the sale of the Nassau Rhine-Lahn Railways to the government of the Duchy of Nassau having been confirmed, all persons having claims upon the company are re quired to lodge them. Thai shareholders are at the same time called upon to deposit the original shares in their possession. With reference to the French harvest, Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons report as follows : The accounts of the results thus far ascertained of the French 'arrest are not satisfactory. In the South, where reaping was general a fortnight back, the yield seems on the whole to have been deficient, and the belief is that respect is confirmed by the prices realised for all the cargoes of Russian grain that have arrived at Marseilles. In the north, the fine weather of the past week will probably have had considerable effect in retrieving previous damage, but the large purr hases made in the Loudon market within the last few days of American wheat on French account indicate that under any circumstances the crop a not ex-• petted to be abundant. At the same time the accounts of the silk crop this year are rather discouraging. The vintage, however, will perhaps prove good. SATMIDAT EVIENDIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90j the 10th of September, opened and closed to-day at 90l to 1. For money the last price was 901 to lie o ffi cial business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, k, 1 ditto for account (Sept. 10), 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90k, 1 ; New Five per Cents., 901, I }, I ; Bank Stock, 2441 ; India Five Cent. stock, 100, 99/ ; ditto, for account, 1001, 1 ; ditto scrip, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 961, ft. The India Five per Cent. Stock was rather better, at 1001 to for tho account, and the scrip at 1001 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 148. to Ria. dis. ; and the June, 4s. dis. to par. The foreign stook market was quiet. The Turkish Loan of 1868 declined 1 per cent. closing at 692 to 701, whilst that of 1854 was steady at 79 w 1. Mexican Bonds were quoted 221 to 1. Peruvian Ltribarreu continue in demand. An improvement took place to-day in the shares of the Colonial Bank, otber bank shares remaining quiet. East India Irri ga tion have advanced to par to premium. Miscellaneous shares experienced no alteration. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance. 44 to 1 preen. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, Ito preen. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1 to 1 dia.; London and Provincial Marine, die. to par ; China and Japan Steam, 1 to g ; Natal Land, 1 to ; Oriental and General Marine, to g prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 13-16 to I prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. In the mining market to-day_ East Caradoa shares are stady, at 24 to 1, and East Wheal Rue sell at 31 to Mark. Valley are quoted 9# to;, with very few sellers ; South Francis are firm, at 112} to 1171, and Stray Park flat, at 261 2 to 274. Cern Ciunborne are in request, at Ito IA. Wheel Ludoott are quoted 2 to In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no alteration wluitevcr. At South Wheal Baud meeting on the 6th inst. the ac counts showed a debit balance of 5211. 3s. 106. A call of 11. per share was made. With regard to Pent', Lygan Lead Mine (Limited) Capt. John Lloyd, of Bryn Gwiog Mines, writes (August 61 : " I have made a careful survey of the Pentre Lygan Mine, and my examination confirms the high opinion I, in con junction with other experienced miners, have always entcr- I 'Aped of the value of this sett. • • • This grant is drained natorally, like many setts in Halide Mountain, and is not liable in wet seasons to sudden hoods. This adds to the cheapness of its development, as expensive steam ma chinery is wholly unnecessary. • • Peotre Lygan is ens of the fee. mines in this district which have hitherto been unworkol. The difficulty of combining the various grants into one ..ett. :is just mentioned, has bent the impediment. Now that this has been overcome you are in possession of virgin ground of great value. This property being sur rounded by rich mines, while the productive lodes of Parry's and &Bins aro known to run through the sett, have no hesitation in saying you have in this grant a mine than which Liars is none more promising in tire district." THY WEATHER AND THE CR01•14 IN IRELAND. na IriA Purulent' (Matte says :—" On our jou] n.y t o the show at Cork we had an opportunity of seeing how the crops stood and may be likely to turn out, es far as cur eye could carry at both sides of the line of railw.y. The cereal crow never looked better. The wheat clop in soma eases lo 7 3ked a little thin, but for the greater por tion it was quite thick enough, and carried a splendid head. Barley I. of good length of culm, and promises a full average return. For the greater part of the way it was still very green. but about Mallow it is changing colour fast ; one held had been cut and stocked, and another was fully fit for the sickle. Oats in some few places seemed short in the culm, but in the majority of cases seemed quite long eno.igh, and carried a tine head. The hay crop seems light, much of it cut and trampled for some time, and some in %anent stages of coring, but visibly <littering from the wet weather. Potatoes are looking is full health and vigour, but we regret to say that in a few partial instances the haulm was touched with the disease." A harvest report from the counties of Derby, Leicester, Nottingham, and Lincoln, speaks "favourably" of the wheat crop, exceedingly well of the barley, and moderately of the other crops. The harvest bas commenced in these counties, and another week of fire weather will make it genera CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DIREASES Or WI CHEST, VICTORLA-PAR[. —The number of patients re lieved at this ioetitutiondtuing hut week was 1,036, of *hick 143 were new cases. 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