The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-12 00:00:00

4 LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TUU DAY.) - • COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Myhre Mr. Commusiorionvr Ifuirupl.) It OKA N. - Mi. a., a adiaaraede••;;••tioe meat*. The hook rla w•• a lead and era aa wham ul Tirapwlkarf, Upper rbaheastreel. Mr Lislasts" smeared for ash; Mr. Lemmas .opeorted . Mr. Patrick Johisioo. the Likud wizose, was ° ky his dwell. Mr. i'onutelele. The 4neraleal huluorwsloret stems :—Dr. : To creditors, 1. , 17, ; ditto, to ke laud is Mk id. Gs sd. ; IMO, 17141.".. VT.: ly dehtoro, good, XI/. ro. sit ; property. xllY. ; a erel.te.l artieJes. WC; lon., 5511 f. Ws Mi.; trade expenses. *-Iti/. 1.. t 4.; hoots sod poirsessl, Veil. :Is. .41. It tii it Moors. Charles Brown sad Isabela were forme fur sevolistoot• to the loskriipt, hot he hrl reuelitle alteu.itetltu ileeprire het we Reougata. Mr. V It. Au.ast had le • o eutige.t by the .uutiowee w isresti. :ale toluwer Owlet. - NIL lwarantv, foe tits Istaltnipt, applkeJ that ha 'sight is.. bra euswasainft, awl wad he couhl w.t furnish any hr. «oats's. Tits saApases t 44011‘41 as ...mint a voielmo PUerlired sstrtiq in th. latalmnptcy. Sleaara tbawitown the latakrapea etnplwy.-r., had pee hm..l ways .-414 sodblewanta ukcisat hint fur saw I.•.4..inest, awl w.. actually 1.24 upon dim tlawh sad a...putted. 11, allatwants kruw,;ltt as action astral Yaws. K.J.rvtawso awl IW. f.., attar,. sal tb. nistlar spas mists d tu Lop, .4 that nuatera at rominson irw, who dr stpusat the bankrupt us the grotiti.l that hs had sat con.platal hi. times satyrs/. Thu Irak/apt bad famished ..t.-•k which via. • taaanarript of tit, atark.l.oult, Au' 1,. briverrei the niet.eielatire 44 the 6 14 . 9 .0 •••••5.1 him is that a*.trt spat. Th. oftal..l....tiptea'• ckrk sathk.l 10. 1111.41 i is the allir- Mt Linklat,r aokrti for an oljogromeht f..r .ko io. c•Ggo• lot.. the frrat AM...ldg NIVIL titer ..m further 4a..tr0i.0. a owliottraisest to the !Mt .4 1 ktn.l.4r or et a air warm!. THIC POLICE COURTS. (TUIB DAY.) • • MARYLEIDI)Nr.. FATS tititiors V. I.A. 1.7 *NW IWIAGIS. isasoLkr, wre charderd with 644* (I,llok aawaultiag ilra. Auto liodiioe, .4 :2). 41 ;rovw..tirvet. l'Amodcw•tow• ; elr. with dini....ting tinitain rinvoin7l7_ rnmwevtria slate , l that the primmer Ilia. ealleil•lend I tessi•rilay ali. i ninon Inane her Isissionil.he wee Ihrs inrher. Me Uhl hint di. In• ariton tit lb. Citv. Isi•rt• Ir. Weill die r hint, 'oat ri-Itar n .: l tl.c wore &isle, hualisni bias, and ub n,l the piirlour. Ile wished to 1,..•.t her child the MOM. lout .he lia let 1... r Ile then said if .I.ii idirreil that she sr.is • deed 004161111. Shn 1.4.1 Min that he era. hr, /king hrr stmt, both irdiseh 6e hail 1.-11.4. Ile soul, Ne%er nod, I will iwy fix Oat," wad struck her .iu tl.i• ho w l A 1,1 cr., blow. ‘t gam them told the child tii e.ll .i lodger tht hew.. _ Ihoa Morrie's/4 she Lean! very WO.PII, and ran dowieitaise. PllOO4l, took the hilt up hy rt. yhothyst ~D.l 11.ren it with gnat an/lure irlho the ether rues. Ile fol lowedl and picked the child up, an.l so throw it wide, whet,. Aft. r otru,xle. yh, pot it from him . H. then g oat Ihnloin ilown at, la., chair, wher• he held h er liy be, to., arm. awl +aid be wont! asturder her. Witmer opened the .trret their. and railed "poling sad at aril Mr. lloiloo drove up in a rah. Prwieer, as he vest est, bruit* all Um chimney oraananita raid a &alight ever third...or. Fryer, as udiret of the Mrsiirily Society, &weed that he heed ch..• bv. and hearts; • disturbance IN went out mid ow the peignoir with • meek, exclaiming that he would kill every Mika that MIN is Ilia way. Wteu he mw Mr. 11.1.11 lac odd, "That la the I will have a tent at, mul I will s.:o soil give Mrs. Hodson • good hiding " Ile then tuned ..n enters, and maid be would break hi. head, and attack him • Wow withkingliak. Pulsct .rnestaLle 1-018 mid UN prisoner wee very violent all the vrav to the althea. Mr. /baron deo pave evidence that he waa nearly throttled by prisoner. Prisoner, who said be had no recollection of the circum @twee, as be wan drunk. ordered by Mr. Mansfield to pay 40e r or be ainprineuel for one month, for the assault on the lady, .4 20s. or one mouth, for the damage, aad 10. coda. mutt: EN WELL eonamtimi lIT A ARIVANT.--4:OWWITTAI., *.J.l•oss, a respectably attired woman, Leeredav ...Mimetic servant, wee placed at the bar before Mr. leErneourt, charged with steahft a number of articles al the 'Aim of H. from her late employer, Mims Harsh Noon, of :ti, Itortowercomot, tit. Pancras. There were ago number of other charges against her of robbing her iireViolle employ ery Prom the evidence of Hiss Nome, it appeared that far .one tune the primmer was employed by her aa her servant, but she left bee situation in Nay last. Aa she was going to America the complainant mid she might stay hi hot Moo until .be west. leave town for Liverpool. Ow the day ois which she wa. to depart her former muter pin her some few articles, and while the primmer was almost, she went to the prisoner's bag fur the purpose of twitting in it • bottle of wise, when she was surprised to list some ar twig. of clothing belonging to her. Her eericoity being aroused she looked farther into the bag, and find. lag semerons •rtielaw lielmigieg to her she sent for Peliee. veritable Itall. 64 E, who in a box found more articles belonging to Mimi Here. When the prisoner retuned mho wu token ioto custody, and on her person she had other powyerty belonging to the complainant. Prom iorptiries the countable mole he xecertoicied that the prisoner had robbed several of her former oxistresses, and the property was found is hot boxes. The primmer said that her mistress hail given her all the things that were fooled in her preesarion. Mr Moore denied this, and said she had Weir other property besides that (main the prisoner's poseeriest TIN priemser said, with reference to the property belong its to bar other mist/woes that was discovered ia lass that she had found at. Mr. 1/Eraeo;r7iialy committed the prisoner to the m aterna to triaL SPOT AT SJIIuiTiIiKIDGIL Elbrus Jouulna sad AVirord Emmett, two decent looking passe mum wine charged with iociting • prisooer 6. ..cape from the ceitiody et lits police, soil Judkiu was further chased with.. assiall Wm 1:4 A amid List at 11 o'cleek last night he was os duty la Hires& Zsightsbridge, when • so ldi er ma tamed wt of Trevor Arms for holm. soil disorderly vsittloct, merialther this waiter there. Ref mug to go sway witoem took hiss Mb melody, whet, he became very violin, mesultml him by Main his, earl it lies very &Sean to get him slang. A crowd, la vimh were a Imp ssisher of soldiery, immediately esireentried them, cud, pgratiag very closely, it hweaso seeessary to coal wrier al other police to hie essiMmics. Foremost is the crowd me. the two primmer., wire be meld distinctly swear to, as they followed 'Moms italflo witt, sad they nrpeateglly celled =1" Dosit 1.1 lama take you , le. them h ate it you bats.' I. ssampseare of this, several rues took their belle of, sail there was • complete riot. armed memehlos ervelmested the ahem mites.., in the mom of which It oppeand abet we eir them hod 'wen se =OW rf rover* es the head with • seillimee hell, sad ad** ps /maim lied emeulted ow of them by throw* stoma pi him. The 110rAteil doled the show ix tees. end mil a ceras ter view of gnat yea sts. mound the pollea ties ar their imp f r Arsold reemeded them to Weareetey, lehimg ear« eemmee SttoritlNO AID FATAL ArtIDETT AT PM/LIM. .1 welanehely saddest occurred lest sight to Mr. Thomas Earle, Um extensive messed caseractor, carry ism cm business in esetle-etrest, Leagocre. It appears that between six sad ems dnk Mr. Eerie we. dririsg Mrs. Leis is • sheds, &rag the hulk of the Themes, ►aemg lust crossed the Chokes sew bridge, and was Reading heMseiy wheal, as be reached the corner of Wrointoreimaduirest, Orworewir coed, • dog warted met into the wed awd harked furiously. The horse shied, aid dashed towards lb. palisar m h s ich prated the road frees the river, sad a t thew se he would bow dose at • few,. The of lib moire threw Mr. sad Mrs. Earle from their seats into the river, belt the claim bevies be c ome 'Manisa is the gasp the hem vivid wonted so further. A pen= who wilawsei the neeurreses jumped is, sad • waterwee sawed Meas brought hie bust to the mesa Assisted by ether peruse Ws* euccesiled is gettleg Mrs. Eerie set of the water, sad it was foetid that *se& mech exalted led alarmed, she had ere sameained any vrry mime iejuries. nom had the greatest pewit& diftrAy la patties Mr. Earle oat of the water, aa he was a eargalest heavy man. After Tway Wens Hess esereeded is gelling bins into his lost, awl he we iumediatidy araveyed to the Swale, Arms, where leer medical gredbromia visited him Before their metes!, bererree, he had expired, and it wax fisted that he bad received • severe wound as the head by the kink et the bone, indicted, on doubt, as he on Whig from the chaise. His clothes were tors and his thighs pierced and lacerated by the sharp points of the pietism. The hone was bet aUghtly_injured. I veratre 'Rom BlllllNtirti.—We regTvt tO Ray tint' Im W , the fish hid, Mrs. Excel!, wife of Mr. Excel!, th a severe accidest. The unfortunate lady was standee with her back towards the fire, when she disco• rend that hertirese was is lenses With great self .posseariso, she threw herself upon the groom!; foeiusately • nnaon,namsd Thomas Hiker, who woe at work upon the premuses, waa star, sal del all he could to put out the flames ; one of hr I alarmed by her cries. rushed to the spot, and sesieled to the twat of his power. They did not, howittlkt, succeed extiegaOhing the flames before they had throws two or urn loseketsof water cie the prostrate lady, who, we regret ' In am!, us. very much Korot on her left side. I 'oder the ear. el Dr. Aldridge else is, we are glad to learn, slowly 'emigres frees the shock to her Denman system, and from tie effects of the liaises. The maws was also much hart is hie pouwworthy attempts to ectiagui.h the fire, his are a and hen& lvvog very much burnt ; in fact, so hurls so ea to disable him from &Mg say work. Nacelle:wee Jaunts!. 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Elver Lturl t% flln 7,24 - o — r - 1 en.—siiiie YeaTli;; ----- Mos a Ind. TeL OM Itigenney Ives 17} 6,40.ai Niw Man " 4 9. 1 .: • IdaMa Arai. Loftin. dada Mahatma Lad dabroutno ToL Scrip .. Do. 4u. Do. do. Teed* A. Is lii 14e 1 2 ID SI :8: S: 1 ::1 Ul SO 10 13 id 100 100 ISS SS 1104 ICS 104 107 04111 s I i Par i am illll SO $ $ 1,1 MC -- xd -! -,1. .1 11 2 1 pm - 3111 I Ai. ot Amanita (M .ott olted) Trot Imo. remit la •ft.o.ogalida [U.. Kingdom Tel. 11.1. as 4 oil. 1 1 ay dis 4 Ig 1 16 M 66 TO 11 u ps in Ms 16; 171 62 xl 61 62 116 116 111_ 'I 1.1181 pml I dig 19 id mo.yEr MARKET. -(THIS DAL) tire eTtiy.t. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount, yet tbe funds remain firm, at the improvement which took place yesterday afternoon ; in the ninniing, however, prices were quoted better. Foreign bonds are in better demand, whilst English railway stocks have given way. The telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. Indian Five per Cents. are rather flatter. The stock is now quoted 1031 to 104 for the account, and the scrip likewise log to 104. _ . Consols are officially marked 934 and 94 for money, and 94, and 93 fur the account. The present quotations are 933 to I for money, and 934 to for the 10th October. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4, 92, 91} ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 4, 1034, 1041, 1034 ; ditto Scrip, 1044, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture., October, 1863, 981, ; ditto Bonds, 12s. prem.; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 964, 4 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cents., 1034 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 45., 7a. per. The foreign stock market is firm, with an up ward tendency ; Mexican, New Granada, Equador, and Turkish Bonds, as well as the Spanish Coupon Certificates, are inquired for. The Turkish loan of 1854 is now quoted 821 to I, being higher than yesterday, and that of 1868, 671 to 681, ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, for account, 1001 ; Equador New Consolidated, 151, 1, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22i, 23, 222, ; Now Granada Active, 151, 114, ; Por tuguese Three per Ceuta., 1853, for account, 47 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 421 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 681, 68, 1 , ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Ceuta., for account, 101. There was a fair demand for money in Lombard street yesterday, but the rates for good bills did not exceed 31 to per cent., and there were exceptional transactions as low as 3. Under these circum stances business at the Bank was extremely flat. Yesterday was "pay day" on the monthly settle ment in Consols and the India Five per Cents., and a good deal of embarrassment was occasioned in the Stock Exchange, owing to the difficulty of dis tributing the meets of the defaulters announced yesterday. To afford relief, the committee this morning passed the following resolution, which substantially postpones the settlement in cases where parties are inconvenienced by the delay _ . . . . ' I The official assignee having stated to the committee that there will be unavoidable delay arising from the large and numerous failures in the Consul and Indian markets, and the committee having received evidence that such delay will cause much difficulty in paying differences due to-day, have resolved, that members who have paid less than 20e. ' in the pound on the settlement of their Consul account this day must send in to the committee on or before Monday, the 16th inst., the names of the parties who have not entirely fulfilled their engagements—By order of the committee, GEORGE LOVEL7.BI4, Secretary.—dept. 11, 1861. It results from this resolution that members who have differenoee to pay are allowed until Monday to arrange with the person* to whom they are due. A dividend of be. in the pound was distributed yesterday under the estate of Mr. Augustus Cooper. This promptitude contrasts rather strangely with the practice of the Bankruptcy Court, to which Mr. Cooper's estate would probably have been consigned bad he not been a member of a corporation like the Stock Exchange, which makes its own rules and enforces them. It is said that at one period Mr. Cooper was oversold on his account in Console to the extent of no less than 1,000,0001., and that his clear losses exceed 20,0001. A dividend of 6s. or lie. Bd. in the pound seems to be looked for, in all. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation lday ") and terminate on Monday. The sum of 133,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, making a total of 688,0001. since the date of the last return. The &Lamle took yesterday 14,6001. in silver and 76001. in gold fur New York, on English account. This raises the total sent since Nov. 28 to about 8,920,00 W. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm. The sales comprised 12,000 bales. According to a telegram to hand the Calcutta, China, and Australian mails have reached Suez. The Ottoman Railway Company have this day received a telegram announcing the opening of a further portion of this line on the 9th inst. to Gelat Cafd (thirty-seven miles from Smyrna), and that the communication would be opened to Kosbonnar, which completes the tint section of the railway, on or about the 16th proximo. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shoes this week an increase of 1,104/. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 6231. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 4091. It is said that the forthcoming return of the Lan cashire and Yorkshire Company will show an in crease of about 9001. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 24th ult. show a decrease of 2,1501. sterling, compared with the corresponding week of last year. Thu directors of the lonian Bank have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. The Peruvian agents have published the numbers of the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds and of the Arica and Tacna Railway Bonds which have just been purchased and cancelled. We are requested to state that the list of appli cations fur shares iu the Bahia Steam Navigation Company will be closed on Monday next. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. K F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : _ . The market in London for American securities continues very dull. The character of the advises lately received from New York has induced a greet amount of distrust, and the disposition to sell appears to increase. Erie shares are offering at 22, and preferred dock at 43, without meet ing buyers. Illinois shares have touched 34 discount, and Construction Bonds 816. This price iucludes the coupon of 36 dole., due Ist October. In Federal and States Stock there is but very little doing. WEDNUDAY EVILY/1110. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93# tog for the 19th October, opened this morning at 934 to I, receded to 933 " sellers," aid closed firm at 931 to 4. For money the last price was 93# to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93j, 4, ; ditto, for ac count (October 10), 934, # ;Tree per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, ; New 'Three per Cents., 91#, F; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764 ; India ive per Cent. Stock, 1034, 4, ; ditto for ac count, 104, >ti ; ditto Scrip, 1044, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, October, 1863, 984 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 964, 4. After the close of the Stock Exchange, Consols advanced to 934 to 94 for the account. The India Five per Cents. were firm. The stock closed at 1033 to 4 for money, and 104 to 4 for the account, and the scrip at 194 to 4. An instalment of 20 per cent. falls due on the scrip on the 24th instant. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 2s. dis. to 2s. premium, and the June 4s. to 7s. premium. Turkish Bonds experienced a recovery of 3per cent., the Loan of 18154 closing at 82 to #, and that of 1858 at 671 to 681, ex div. A statement in a telegram from too that, according to the Corresporidescia A utogeafa, " Spain, in conjunc tion with England and France, will intervene in Mexico by Rending troops into that country from Cuba," contributed to a fresh rise of # per cent. in Mexican Bonds, which closed at 221# to 4. There were also increased inquiries for the Spanish Coupon Certificates, which have risen to &I, to 6. Other foreign stocks were generally firm. Bank, Land, Steam s and raiscellaneows dlwa exhibit scarcely any alteration. Iran Dionne, Land were slightly better. Great Ship were WI quoted 7s. to 7s. 6d. The closing quotations for shares in new onyer takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marino Insurance 44 to 4j prem, ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, to 14 die. ; London and Provincial mi e r i di.. to par ; Oriental mei General Marine, *to prem. ; Mercantile Fire, kto prem. ; Comm Union Fire, par ; Babia Steam, to >1 prem. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two u'CLocir. The mining market to-day is less active, bet shares in tin mines me still in demand. Devon Great Consols shares are quoted 350 to 360 ; West Seton, 335 to 345 ; Wheal Clifford ( imalsamated shares), 29 to 31; Providence, 40 to 42 ; North Basset, bi to 6 ; Hsiodsloot, 3411 to 35 ; Marks Valley, 10/ to ; Wheal Margaret, 4% to ; Emit Devoe Great Consols, to 2 *; Calla Camborn, Ito 3; and West Polinear, 10s. to 124. OM. St. John del Rey Mining ellen* have been dealt in at 34, being steady. Colonial mining shares are very quiet. North Downs Mine has siiled a splendid par cel of ore, which will realise upwards of 2,8001. Attention is directed to an invention, known as Crease's Patent Excavating Machinery. The object is to supersede the slow and expensive use of manual labour in sinking shafts, driving levels, tunnelling, etc. It is mentioned that the machinery is guaranteed to drive through any rot* of average hardness at a minimum -rate of one fathom per diem, and to sink AM* at the rate of two fatlionti in three days. It is unne cessary, therefore, to dwell upon the importimas of this invention to the mining interest. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE in zu(.nic TELEGRAPH.) DERBY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HARRINGTON STAR Km. About halt a mile. Wild Dick, Neater Arlon, and Brahmin ars bete. NURSERY HANDICAP. Throttle's:term of a mile. Mamie, Peaks, Cutler, Forester. Grasshopper A:, Old 'fowler, and Keane are here. ATSWORTH STAKE:4. Ose Maid of Chesterfield, °dinner, Wier On, Gabourdine, Itrivaia, Jingling Johnny, Petra, Mir Eleanor, aad Zodiac are here. TR.% DESSIEN'S PLATE. Mil , . sod hat. Aston, ochiltrre. Jumbo' Jobany. Shipwreck, Petra, 7.odise, and (SUer Os are bore. INNKEEPERS KATE. Ono mile. Maid awsterlield, Oclailtree, Jiogling Joluany, aad !tosses nre bore. Onuat AuarvAL..- Pia* Rajah Brooke, imeirrr, Cam %avian!, !4ercatter. Prince Imperial. Corueet, Diamond, Der, Mimi Emma. and Callipyge. AN 'PI PLATI.--thbat Ou =skived. 8.1.VN OP 11VULAND.-(17118 DAY.) Thie day the half-yearly general court of diemforge of the flank of England wee hell in the Hank Parlour. It wee also one of the quarterly court, held pu-snant to the charter. Mr. .‘l./10.1, LATHAM, the gnvcrmw, presided. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The co. vevon .-evi I hove now to acquaint the court that this ia one of the general quarterly courts appointed by the charter, and that it in also are of the half. yearly meeting. irritated by the 1111111 bye-law formiking a divelead, and that the pet profit. of the half. year ending the 31st Afloat have bee. 750,38111. 4e. 104., making the amount of the rest nn that day 3,751,4154/. Is. , and after providing a dividend of 3 per cent., the ..,„,kll.3.lecosit s t e . :•vt. The court of dirertionithere h.re pr0p...4. that a lull', earlyilividend of interest awl profits lie mule no the liali of fletober neat, of 5 per inst. without duction on snot of income tan. I have therefore to put the question that this court do order a dividend of interest soil progita of :I per cent. on the 10th cif October neat. without deduction on account of income tar. The 'notion having been pot and carried, TAn trot euwa &aid I have now to acquaint the Mari that the iliehlenil warrants will he made payable on Friday, the, 11th aft October nest. Mr. .tiltrliNlM MALMIONA, H. Y., said that, at the bat half in/1y meeting, a question arose as to an early publicatioo of the Hank accounts, and be was happy to ear tbst the court h a d met the wishes of - the proprietor. and the public iii that respect. (War, hear.) All those who were inter, idol in the welfare of the Hook of Eiixlsnol and in the mooetary concern, of the city of Loudon appreciated the resilinese with which the court acoeiled to the propuitiou of giving the exact state of the Beak at the earliest poasible period. (Hear, bear.) flu might also add that the proprietors were gratihed at the divwkod AtIIIOUDetd. (Hese. hear.) He begged, th,,for,, to move that the best thanks of the proprietors be given to the governor sod directors, for the manner in which they attou.led to the geueral interests of the cot poratioo. The motioo having hero pat soil carried, The ;9% mum returned thanks no behalf of himself and ~ .Uagues., and said the proprieton were aware that they had a public duty to perform, and when that fell in with the interests of the proprietor, they were, of course, ex cJedinely glad, ss he hoped they bad cause to be ou the preo.nt occaaini. The court then adjourned. EXTKAOI:CINART AND DIABOLICAL AITLIIPT TO yens Kii•Exar Cou,scit.—The Ki(kens" Moderator te porta at great length a mysterious attempt to burs this in stitution. On Monday night one of the misters was awakened in the middle of the night by a noise like this smashing of sticks., and on getting up to ascertain the cause, he towel the Kdscoi-room in dames. The pupils were at once alarmed, and brought out to the lawn in front of the Prompt aaai.tanee and a good supply of water eveutuolly overcame the flames before any 'ennui damage was done. The masters then proceeded through the other apartmeuts of the college, when, to their astooishment and alarm, they found another lire in the usher's room on the ground flew. A box containingclothes was consumed ere the discovery was made, and tie walls blackened by the ascending flames. This fire could not hare been originated by the clue in the schoolroom. On further investigation, another lire was found sn'oulderiog under a staircase. A quantity of matches, half-consumed pieces of pa par, and ignited sticks, showed how deliberately the incen diary had set to work. By this time the schoolroom was in a stow to be examincil, whim it was found that the fire had brthen out at both extremities of the room, and that in the two desks, in other portions of the apartment, half-consunied matches and paper had been placed tonal the cootisgrat'oo. Altogether, in live places, Ours were found preoszatMes for effecting the destructioe of the building. Tbe=h nmgistlates are waking actin inquiresinto this e earaitair. AND REOOTIBILY 01 A LARGE SUM OF MONTT.-0. Monday evening last money and paper repro amities no lees a tom of money than 10,0e51. wu lost at Stirling by • gentleman of Regent-street, London, who, with • friend, bad arrived from Aberdeen by the 7.30 train. On retiring to his bedroom, at the Golden Lion Hotel, one o: the gentlemen made the ',tertian discovery that the above large amount, which had been deposited in the side of bisms ', :XIM, was miming. In the meantim e , a b ou t hr i ps e st aiclerk, one of the housemaids of the hotel, named Marrone Fisher, while engaged in sweeping out the lobby, found the bank notes and papers and immediately placed them in possession of Mrs. Campbell, hostess of the Golden Lim. The gentleman, on finding from the landlady that his property was safe , Mrs. Campbell • if. note to reward the girl who had found the money for her honesty.— Seamans. THZ BISHOP or NORWICH AND THE HARVEST.— '"). Bishop of Norwich has issued the following pastoral letter to his clergy:—' Norwich, Sept. 2. Rev. and Dear Brother, —A harvest given and preserved to our use is always a subject of grateful ackaowledgment. The dream. stances of of nations so well as the state of our own land make this great benefit of peculiar value to us in the present year. Moreover, if lam rtghtly informed, the counties to which the diocese extends have been favoured, both as to the crops and the weather for their in.gathenug, more than souse other parr .f our land. I fear we have too much ma. son to acknowledge that oar iniquities might justly have tamed away these good things from os. Lot, then, the loaf. suffering mercy Red considerate bounty odour God lead ut in our hearts and lives tory, ' Let us sow fear the Lord our tied who reserved) unto us the appointed weeks of harvest.' rue circumstances of each parish will best suggest an appro priate day, and the most suitable method for giving a real expression to the grateful feelings with which I trust all dames amo mus will acknowledge the goodness of God. I refrain, therefore, from earning any particular day, service, or object of tha nk offering, but will only express an earrest I e that you will by the word of God instruct the minds and stir up the trusts af your parishioners to praise and thankagirrag be Him who gives us pease is war and fills us maths finest of the wheat. —I remain, your faithful brother and sermat, J. T. Noawmff."--In sceuidanoe with hie lordship's Mehra and suggestions sermoos earwigg appropriate feelings of gratitude for the tsreatoes bounty have bees very generally delivered from Norfolk sad Outtalk pulpits daring the lest few days : and " harvest homes" have haw place in almost every village. Trig Penni° or BLArlidrina.—You feel a blank wee is the landscape when a tree is gone that you hare known all your life. You are tonatioue of a vague sense of masething Main' when even a poet is pulled up that you remember always in the centre of a certain field. You feel this yet more when some fanlike pieee o 4 furniture is taken away from a MOM which you know well. Here the: clumsy easy-eliror used to stead ; and It is gone. You feel yourself an interloper, steadies in the mini where it stood 40 loos. It touches you still more to Wok at the empty chair which you remember so etre filled by ass who will never fill it more. You stand in a large railway statics : you have come to see a train depart. There is a great bustle on the plat form, aid there Is a great quantity of human life, and o f the iatenste sad area of human life, in those twelve sr four teen carriages, and filliag that little mace between the rails. You stead by sad watch the worm interiors of the looking so large and so full, and as if they had m e = them. There are people of every kind of aspect. children and old fotk, mnltitudes of railway rap, of carpet begs, of portmaateaus, of 'amis, of newspapers, of books, of maga lines. At length you hear the bad bell : then omen that Weak reedy pull. which is always striking, though se en ever so ones. The tram glides away—it is gone. You stand, and look vacantly at the place when it was. How little the 134:111 lOok•-110.• blank the air! 'There Sr. the ' two rails, at four feet eight and a half inches apart : how elms toge r they look ! YGQ can hardly think that them was so much of life, and of the interests of life, iu so little nom. You feel the power upon the avenge human being of the simple, commonplace fact, that something has bee. here, and is goo. Theo Igo sway, in thought, to a beer. tabs pier : a pier of wooden piles, running two hundred yards into the ma at a quiet spot on a lovely civet, where various storm vess els call on a summer day. You staid at the seaward end of the pier, where it broadens into a coo siderable platform ; and you look down on the deck of a reamer lying aloophlt. What a bustle : what a hive of human beings, and their children, and their baggage, their hopes, fears, and schemes, fills that space upon the water of r. hundred ad fifty feet long and tweotylve feet wide ! And what • deafening noise, too, of escaping steam fills the air! Men with baggage dash up against you; women ehnliv vociferate above the roar of the steam ; it is a fragment of the vitality and hurry of the great city carried fora little to the egret country Owe. But the last rope is thrown off ; the piddles turn ; the steamer moves—lt is goes ! There is the blank water. churned now into foam, bat in a few minutes transparent green, showing the w ooden piles, is.. crusted with shells, and with weeds that wave about below the surface. There you stand, and look vaguely, sod think •aaggooeely. It is a curious feeling. It is • feeling you do not usdermtud except by experience. And ts • thoughtful per e= a thing doer not become commonplace because it is re prated hundreds of thousands of times. Frueer's Mayaziftt, for `September. M is K ft SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Two& The railway share market to-day is heavy, and lower. The reduction averages to per cent., but is more considerable in Great Northern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern atocka. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 93:i to HI, cx div., being steady • Great Western, 701 to 711, ex div. ; Midland, 128 to I, ax div. ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1101 to j ; South Eastern, 80 to ex div. ; Caledonian, 108 to ; and Great Northern, 109 to 110, cx div. Lombardo-Yenetian Railway shares are steady. Bahia remain firm. The Indian and Canadian lines are quiet. WAXY ffD RD AIL Ild I LLILWATS. I e1°414 4 4 7 4 Ito p.m. Ti idi N .4 I si 61 M So id 1112} len lid 1.) si 5 II a a is a II 17 IS a a a a 4$ a SY 112 id 40* 50 id 1.1 ad 92 94 311 31; 109 111 sa let )01 ml 111 130 xtl Is 105 xkl 71 111 ikl 67 69 111 1111 IS Kt 115 Ilkt 67 19 ell IN Id —,, NI :di 11 — a a 4 $ 142 t PNII 111 oft ad I MIS stl • • s.I N 811 sdl Si 66 I IN INS ft i I fili ma lei 'I, or - I - 18 14 lei scl • ..b. M 91 1.1 18 41 zd IS Si zd 41 Si ad 14 el • 4 • W 4 5 pm .. 1 It pmPEI Ms • 3 1 ! 109.1 xd 1031td 130 x.I 7111 ad 1111 1..} 115 1 91 5.1 Of Sj 4,1 iJ 111111 a i x.I —pm xd id 141 531 " t NI 1 1 POI ITI Id BIIJSIAII /0011610116. ail im I Bann I 147 I.Vg a r in .. , 4:1 ",,...., :et „,..e :: : • z ,!.., Do. a. 10 9. ., _ e la a aambtlaksHuronli de * 19 1 411 DO. PrO4OOIIC 4 110 109 Dat,Brank.dOoderled Owe. Bda, Ans. 1. 1871 ondoreedayßull.ll.ll. 711 SO 149 10 Do. Jail'. dltto 1* 100 Do. J6lllll, 1874 , 02100 6l " 6 MI .061colto dS. Eastern dl 11 61 10 1/1 iCaire T.&Dock 0 p.c.gut 4*a per 10 7110eyloa 4 rent — a a .on SI 100 :Beal lurUan IS all i Do. Jobbnlpore — 6 " ai l iON44 0. at. Debent la 100 110 MI Do. II p. ct. do :00 101 IM OD Do. do. do. 1805.7 t 99 200 —. II 01l doolood & Melbourne —..— 01. 100 Brood Trunk of Canal, 181 14 100 OD Ds. II per at. Pref. 509 A Do.seo.Pres.6 p. et.lt• 3d to 100 WI Do. 11 per* Want 3O 3i 149 rdl Do. 7 pm* 11102 4l 44 104 .11 as. do. 1617 _ St. a Da do. lull l4 30 8a Nib Neat Indian Peolosola 99 100 H 12 1 Do. Neer 1/1. 109 Oki. of lndla c. 6p. et. N I 10 i die d - - SW all ,111.Wod Canada, *arm 9 ,y 4 191 19 1 Do. Now lll 11 414 104 all ,Dalp.4lll4apaT72.tr.o9 911 es 1119 4111 Do. * do.. 17.015.0 p. 10 011 149 411 Do. do. TO wlthoutnu . LW all i.fi Do.hip.t.la.,p. _ Wadraa Char. 41 per IL 1001 Do. do. 1 _per ea 04 IS ".• 1114. 100 I Do. 41 pot ea Maw. 90 92 1d all' Do. 6 per cent. do. —. .... dla St. 100 ' lle:b.Coep.llp. calked& SO all iN. Dronscrlck & CC..ado els* A cap. lb ll 7 10 all , Do. do. Land do. 1 7 10 all ' Ds. do. 11 cap. do. 4 0 10 all , Da do. load do. 4 0 8:. 100 &lode lOl 102 10 15 1 Do. Fur 1 1 dl,n 90 9111 Do. It. 100 Do, InsLet.Flot.g.sp o 94 91 I 10 1 1 7rfuldad,lanaltod,Saip 1 1 dls, 1 DUCKS No. I Rh. Dooms. P 4 I CI. Flom. I Galen. Immo! ft Ocisamerdal 1 154.0uti 66 iDo. 4p. et. Prof. Ma 40 2,1:165,6,4 It. i Fast sad W 4611601— 1111 1U IEI 3,12J8,3112 BR 'London 166 II 61 01 1,92.1,800 Rt. 'St [Aihulas IN moms IL . Afflabsapkvi — tooMol Rt. to ;Muds 2,000. 20 IDo. 14sw i li t li 01 Zs OOLONIAL GOVIANKINT BSCIIIIITIEL No. (SR 1120069. IRd 1 CL prima. I Salm. .... --- :& - ;a1p.e., 19774._ 100 169 114 .... .. Do. epee cost.,ll/104 100 —11 l .... .. Do. 6 per cent.. 1883.4 lOO 1114 .... .. Do. 6 per M. leet...davg 100 106 108 . Do. °per ct.Laratfiska 100 100 111 01410.. Do. 6 per nt. .... .. at Ho c i t me p.ct.1600 100 109 111 .... .. do. 1160 100 109 111 do 1891 100 108 110 110 - 1a.61/9 .. New Ikaary.Gov.43p. M. 100 1074 106 k 1004 .... .. N. S.Wales 04.5 p. e. 1 100 991 1004 .... .. Do. Ip. 0.,1671 to 167 100 99 100 .___ .. Do. 6p. c., 16e6 . iii.o9o • . Nova flcedia 0 per mat , 1076 lOO 1064 1074 1074 .... .. Aust.Oov. 6 p.c. Boo& 100 .... .. Vic. Gr.'''. e. Jao.dauly 100 .... .. Do. do. op. c. April ct O. 100 1064 1064 1084 1 BRITISH MIMS. /64 (1I I Mi96o. 1 N. 106. plan 1 elium. si, ii gra ealla. on ,Pl2lllack 1 1 11.410 I i .. Clifford , 1011 ••• 30 3,024 .. Dee. O. Con. ( ravlaili ): 1 MO NO 11 .. Last Bunt ;Mom) 3ll Oft 074 6,1 .. Not Caradon ,1614411d 264 10 4, .. IL W 6. Rum! (DoWee ) 11. 40. 31 31 .. °rambler &St Alibis Mt 11 11 6,000 .. Omat South Tolgaii —17 a. 31 61 Al ... 6,120 .. o.llll.Altrod (11411•4118.16.6 6.90 a, .. . WO. Vat (1141406) 1 60 l o comoi .. Granville 1,024. .. Herat 4.7044 611.6 13, _..- 41. 116. 0.000 .. Maples Dowse 44 138. 3 24 e ,000 .. Lady Bertha 1.12.0. — ON .. Minor* al* Loi81) N —ad 4.000 .. NOCUI Down LIN .. N. Breams (1134.61 6 4 too .. N. sni. isms (MO* 14 174. 19 I 5 4 1.1116 .. Nee* Wind 022114 Day. 61 ele ::::: 7o Par ° 246.1 1. 14:411 1 e= All 4: 1 4:1.1 41 ad ILIO N. .... Soeirtime atny piiii oo6. Ma. Oa. 1 4 1 611 .. R. Condos Ms. anal_ 11 966 tk on .. S. Cara BM alloga . 61. N. 24 31 - *AO 1 & Dem Los lb Oa NS .. 8. M W. ubi losampoo MuL (lll4(* ) )118. 6 41.6. 111 100 = MOO 11 ,Tmaar6ll.6l4adMa.C 1 29 11 11 Z IMO 10 Till CM! 1 10. .. Vale et Toor* (Cars ), lid. f ISIS .. Wool losoot (1110862) , 14 1 18 MN .. W. Bandon (1.4.14ard), 6 37 110 . 4n 146 166 111 .. Ili lloro4 .. i . Dlota nt o t i ' 84 80 86 .... Wl. Wag Nallor fticm ) 640 90 ... S. .. Wi MI Mabee* II Is Is = 1. .. sil pii.h.k4 lllty (Us ; 'Asap' 1.7.1. 1 6 0 1 11 1 Huy Ana 1.401 .. Wl. Trolawasy (Usk.) 7 13 16 —. MILLION 111.11/1. mo.iii.l mum. IDJ IW. plc*. I 11444 *NO 10 *drama , II ) I 11 .711.801 1 lam Award, Limited 7766 ! par 4pm 11.111 se Imalllaa. 3470 ) hn del 1 Roy (Limited KM 6 Do. UN et Silo. Co Co Bll 6 16 146 sai l 10.1 412005. Nl* Co. Jam. 4 6_ Asm 11.000 40 Oobro Oagyor l2l 115 21 NI 16.400 1 D a re Irouatign Copper all 1 1 NM 1 *Mao Ml* I KM 111 Omura all 11 Si Skise 1 OR Norlhira WB. ittolnAs= 1 4 epa SIAN 11 tapas& (Lka) 1 1 le pas . ANS Mum s 1 mom s s 14414811 sm 62 1118.6 D 1 Waelialts an 1 1 *ON 1 N. 18120 Coma* b Audralis (Us.) IQIOO * loWeltandiftivorLarl 211 1 4 MOO 6 fort Phillip . 1 6_ 11 1 loottloh Austin. (Lim) no. 4 4 64 Par 11 421%.3.111 1761144 114Eleao all 64 0 some 1 Wareing (Lim.) llll 4 1 aunt RIOCIL UNDLNAZY &DAMN AND STOOK& nirm.WoLditwarvaL HS Nrk , W Mukha= 21i112722 sad nua all ,1126211, MINNA 11d.C leD ilrlatol sad laistor 1/10 'Calew.tan all Cart and Bandon— N 1 Caws!! all Da. • J no dlr. NM a all Do /p.c. Is pald to B. NI Dublin an, BeMit ran & Aldan 100 !Seat Anglian IN Brateru Countlei la• ' Wietern Union, risk A laa Do. Nock 13 all Bad Sidlolk 115 hdlin.nrah and Glamor 100 Chubroyerth, Druidee nit Furth and Clyde Jtne. 111 Olowow & N. Western all Great Maribor Scothuad Wilkes& he lap Po. A Stock 1W Do. B Block 100 1 01. %oath & Weet. saU 01P014 1001 UruitnerVal.Gua.tat 100 1 1asoraldre& Yorkekire IN London and Blackwell lee Lon.Briehtoo,r.S.cca., ILoa,los.Chathin.K Der 101 Loudon& North Wait& all I Do. Y(ghthe 110 Laarlon&SonthNedar alLeeviouderrpktlolarala ill Do. and ranlidnlie 11/5 liaa.,llhel..4l.lneolneh au ,Metropolltaa 1.16 Midland ... 0.141 Do. New IN Do. Wm& Daft al+ MW. Gt. We. tire.) all 1111 Keat W ?lemmata, sad Cale* limn — Aztrikdot. Newrzl sarrsp.ll Stu Norton Sortb British Moab Dorm BaIL•D Do. • lostens—borwlsk 4.1.1 L r lvss. Do. eir North Leedom SortluiliWattonass ?halls htagard Notlaterasithaunktatt: %sass •ber.MIL Wawa f=l=salibrors bib Illestars IBM& War, I. !sob& alwir Darlluitas DIM ditto leg Vois Do. De. Vale of ?4WD Victoria Kn. dit Mabee West Cornwall W.liartlepoohlarb.da West Midland—oxford DM , ' Newport Ditto Hereford I N. I AAILWAti. la 111 It! 1!$ At 19 96 147 46 47 N Ilf IYj • .F. 6 'l7ll 47 69 42 65 U 90 PILE/1111,11NCIL MAID. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPERIAL AVERAGIN. rlwat.'ll33ley. Us& 1 Itge. I Beans. Nu& Aug. 3 —lO ll ls W 303 ld 4.1 ,1 3 . 7d 143. ad Au Ild —l7 .506 14 303 Od 114'37. s.lins 7.1 Vs Id 26 306 3.1 32.1 10.1 211 1c1 . 33. 10.1'431 ad Ma gd —3l Ms ful 333 ld ad 376 641, 1 44 s 0.11336 10d Rept. 7 ls3s 14 35e lld 7d 37.. 2066 44,363. 34 gle wee& A 3 ree 1_ _____ _ __:.-- .—.-- safe Averago 1612 641111 101 tfw 1d 371 3d Qs 64'36. 54 DUTY.—Wbeat, Beriey, Otte Rye, Book awl Yews, Is. Evausm ORME PH.D Last WleB.—Whest, 90,198; barley. 4,948; oda, 8,7!3 rye. 3u6 Imes. LUIS: pea% C3l quarten. DIAGILUI EIfuWIXO THE FLECTUATIONI BI THU AVERAGE MOO OW TIARA? ME M; TOR SOX OXFAM PAOLI.. lrl cts. 3. - 63 I .. ". I •• ••• • • 33 • • I • • • • MINCING LANE.-(THIS DA'f.) Suamt. —The market remains steady, but without muck activity in the demand. Mauritius sold 'Stull prices ; low to fine brown, • 14. to 341. ; middling to good yellow 3035. Gd. to 365. Gd. • good and tine grainy, 43e. to 45e. ; for to good grocery Porto Rio°, 375. 611. to 41e. 6d. ; mai Muscovado Havannah, :Lis. to 40s. ; two floating sold, No. 12i to 13 Havanna, 275. Gd. ; Nu. Si, 24: 14 Ro flned remains steady. Wrres.—The market remains firm, but the demand active. Tr:A.L-it firm prices. a fair busiesio..t.ing. Rur.—About 150 puncheons have been disposed if; Demerara, Is. Sid. to Is. 9d. ; Leman* pile, Is. 41.; brown, Is. 7d. ; also 160 casks of Mauritius low utider at is. 6d. — Rtos —The market is less active on the spot, there being but few parcels offering. A =no of Laren at H. 414._ Sricts.—Pepper sold at steady prices. Penang. *Li damaged Singapore, 3 . td. Gliager :1 Jsmaim has advaaei about 3s. per cwt . ; middling quality, FRU/T. I OM curra Ma are - at'eady:cit fill pricer, but sew are dull of isle. Valencia rattles soil ut 42". • _ SALTPETRZ.—BengaI, refraction 4. to Gl , gold A Mo. &IL to 365. - Coiros.-300 bales mold. daTieeTady;,t full prices ; common to tiai k 13/. 6d. to 20/. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Subjoined are the preeent rano : —Town tallow, 4ss. 3d. to 48e. 6d., net Loeb ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 181;1, 48e. ; 1860. 46e. ; October to December, 45.. 3d. to 45.. 6d. ; January to Nome. 46;. 9d. to 49e. ; March, 49e. to 495. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are rather largely supplied with beasts ; trude is dui and it is with difficulty that Youday's , piotatious ame realised for choicest kinds. The 11111116er of Asap considerably exceeds the demand ; but prices ass not much altered in business done. Calves are rake lower on the average. From Germany and Holland then are 180 beasts, 1.750 sheep, and 2fo calves ; SpaiL:l 6 ) beasts ; Ireland, 38 calves ; milch cows from the Counties, 95. Per stone of Sibs. I. d. a d. Per stone of Blbs. B. d. S. 4. Beet Scots. Herettla. 4 8 4 10 BSCDosd 111-1441118 5 0 6 4 Beet Short-horns 4 4 4 8 Dud Long-w 0015.... 0 0 • • Second qua beads 3 4 4 0 Do. do. Moen 4 811 • Alres Pigs 1444Dest Iflt-breds 0 0 0 o Lasibs ekt and lambs, 0,040; Calves, 425; SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report prises without altera tion :—Prime meadow hay, 755. to 84s. ; superior ditto. 88s. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 38s. to usw ditto, 80., is 80s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 120. ; straw, 213 a. to 345. PROVINCIAL MARS MARIATS. LIVInPOOL, hart'. 11.— ealedOnian. 1091 109-39 stern Cantle. Oj 10—Gnat Northern, 101 i) 1101 a d—OreatWestero,7l 711 4-- Lancashire and Yorkshire stock 110/ 111—London and Nona Western stock, W5l 031 a d—Londus and South Western. 011 in a d—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 461 461—Midland stock, 1181 :ISI x 41—Ditto ,race shares), 11 1 6111 a d p—Norti British, 631 94—North Stadordshlre, 41 414 I—North Easters, Berwick Capital Stock, 1041 :041-IMtto, York and No 11114- land Capital 91 K). 931 941—Ditto, Leeds Capital Stock, 01 611— Nouth Hasten: and buyer, 24 11.16 341 a ri—West Midland, Oxford, 471 191—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4) 41--Dutch Rhenish. 1 3-16 1 09 d—Orand Trunk of Canada, 4, 41-01 eat Loran boor& EC 11/—Great Western or 0131/1.141. 01—Illinots 0116. 40/ 40 d -Erie, ea unesonent, 211 :9i—Tlsautes mat Mosey Instnauce, 18.161 p. Mumma& Karr. 11—Prices were rather lower, and Own was a Rat market:—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111) a 11—Lan don end fiort:i Western, 931—Manchester, ,lsettlehl, and Lin mr,hire, M:—South Pastern. 24/--Ore 4 Ship, 7s —Ashton and Old. Canal. IM—Manchester and Lis crpool District Hank, IS! p.-811011.1.13, W., 7-19p.—Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee. 311—Yleetwood, 8 13-16, ATTIDIPT To Mt RDER • WIFE. —Tester hy, at the Leeds Tows-tall, a man named Anthony Rayner, about 50 years of age, was examined on a charge of attenuating be murder his wife. Baia Rayner. The prisoner is a hawker of rase and bones, but for a long time poet he had earned nothing, and has been supported by his wife, who is ea honest, in.luntrions woman, and was a sorter in a rag wane. house. They bad been married about ten years, and lived in Holmes's.yard, Yorkatreet, Leeds. Latterly Rayner's conduct towards his wife ha. been very brutal, and he has accused her of unfeitlifulurse, for which accusation, however, the ee seems to have been no ground. On th e eemo ., o f the 27th alt, while they were in bed, the prisoner stabbed his wife with a knife, and also seised a razor, with which he attacked her. She struggled as well as she could, rasa* an alarm, end was rescued by one of the neighbours, who was aroused I y the noise. he prisoner afterwards made a determined attempt to cut his own throat, but the razor which he used—the one with which he attacked his wife—was very blunt, and the wound he inflicted did not affect any vital pert. The wife received several wounds about the head and fare, and a severe cut across the palm of the left bend ; but, fortunately, her inist•ies did not prove fatal, and she will soon be aufficiently . recovered to leave the infirmary. From the expressions the primmer made use of when takes into custody, there is no doubt he intended to murdor his wife. He had two razor. in his hat, which was on a chair in the bedroom. Otte of the room be had sharpened, and he stated that he ofterwards get hold of the wrong one in mistake. But for this aceidentall cireurostauce, probably, neither party would now have beat alive. The prisoner was committed for trial at the next Yorkshire winter , delivery. GLASGOW. —THE SOI ijt EVIL —A few wools ago a meeting was bed in Glasgow of electors, ke., in several of the wards of Glasgow to consider what steps should be taken for the suppression of what is designated the "Serial Evil." The meeting resolved to petition the Town Council of Glasgow to introduce a ciao. ? which the council had rejected into the New Police Bill, empowering the magistrates to apprehend all per sons visiting houses of ilbfaine, and bnogiug these before the court either as offenders or as vntowassa The meeting also agreed to request the presbyteries elf Glasgow to sanction the sending of petitions to the various congregations within the bounds for signature. The eds. bed and free presbyteries gave the sanction requited; but the united presbyterian presbytery yesterday hesitated. and appointed • committee to prepare the way for the whole presbyters taking the subject into ooneideratios at pelt meeting. —.Rdi nbe rvk Cou rant. 1