The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-26 00:00:00

gOr Court, OSBORNE, Joni M. • Priatass Alio. io 'clog on favourably. Ths Clawa sad Prins embarked i• tbs Vittoria sail Absos yesterday afternoon, sad mind to tb. Neediss. die John McNeill arrived from Loads& yesterday oa a ,fit, sad bad tits honour of dada( with hos )daisety. Tin Diabase of Gionontsr lift Lattice ow Tasaday for hes issidamos at Richmond. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon, 'at the Foreign-aloe. The Ministers present were Visteent Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, the Mar .osis of Lowdown*. the Duke of Argyll. Earl Gran - Ape, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Sir William Molaiworth, Lord Panmure, the Chancellor td the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Viscount Canning, and the Earl et Harrowby. The Council sat two hours and three 'quarters. Mr. Booth sad 111 r. Bird had as iste with Lord yetensolot Alderky sad the Right Ron. Beß. P. Bouverie oat the OMee of the Baird of Trade ea the eabjeet of the resuictions imposed ow the importation of Loa. Yr. J. C. Emirt, M.P.. Mr. H. C. Chapman, ma Kr. teary a deputation from the American Chamber of Com , lad ea interview with Lord Eitaaley of Alderley iietertlav at the Board of Trade relative to the Bill of Whig Bill. The Jedioial Committee of the Privy Commit eat pater day, and mmelod the hearlog of en appeal from New Beath " D oe dem. Devine v. Wilms and others." I- The Dubose of Gloucester left Gloucester House, ,park-lane, yesterday, for the Renter's Lodge, Richmond. pert, he the summer. Her Royel Highness is la remark• ably good health. The Duke and Duchess of Argyll entertained & tistiaplabad rinds to runner, last everting, at their rills, 'at Naples Hill, Kensington. The Marquis and Marebioness of Westminster waived a large party to dinner last evening, M Grosvenor Sousa. TM such included the Earl and Countess of Wilton, Lord Loraine, the Smut Minister, Sir Miami ghaw Snout, Hos. Frederick Calthorpe, Sir Gilbert and Lady Mabee% Hon. Mr. Leigh, the Right Hoe. George sad Mrs. Beaker, Col. and Hammes North, Admiral mad Mrs. Idea, Mr. A. Lumley, Mr. Lawn's', le. • The Marchioness of Waterford has left Claridge's for Viscount and Vismantas Palmerston will have a dimer petty sad numbly, on Saturday next. Her lady ship will hem smother Maim as the ruceeeding Saturday. The Earl and Countess Grey have arrived at Zwick Hall, Northumberland, for the meson. The London Model Yacht Club Regatta will take Aare oa Woodsy nest, the 30th instant. Prince Gholam Mohammed has just issued from Ye pews an eceonat (accompanied by portraits) of his air Weems, the celebrated Ryder All end Tippoo Salinas. • Mr. George Loch has been appointed comusiesiemsr W the estates of his Orate the Duke of Satherload. ift Cho seem of his late father. On Saturday and Monday upwards of 30,0001. roger duties were paid at the C , lstowlsewo ifteemeek. Meemposee, it is supposed, of the °Wheeler dike Nadia gases WM speech on the subject of the wpme of eon*/ illa the war ezeseding his estimate.. The Royal Agricultural Society has annually lost ,0001 er more by the national exhibitions of implements Ind Meek which it gives to the country. The great cricket match between the Gentlemen of Reglead end the Players of England was broeght to a oon- Musks at Lord's yesterday, the players winning by eaves The conditions for the guarantee of the loan to be enallseted by the Turkish government have boon ex- Wonted between the Porte, Lord Stretford do R:dcliffe, sad M. BeseclettL Mender Bey and the Duke of Newcastle have wired etCemetanticople. About two hundred men, destined for the English Benign Leak*, arrived in Paris yesterday by the Surer burg railway, on their way to England. On Tuseday a young workman threw himself from thou" et dm column is the Place Vendome, Paris, sad Mme killed ea the spot. He committed suicide because be bed keg leen labouring under an Insurable malady, whisk sassed him gnat suffering. At Havre, on Tueuday, the Rani= prisoners Minsk work, on the pretext of a want at Mimes. Flee of them were marled off is custody. Orders wee afterwards give* to apportion to the peboaers a aortas quantity of tobacco, and order was restored. The regatta of Havre is Bud for this 2nd of September. Yachts and boats from England, Belgium, and Holland are expected to mutest the prises with the French vessels. Yesterday was the birth-day of the Duchess et Cambridge. Her Royal Highness, who is nabs at Cam. bridge Cottage, her delightful retreat at Kew, 11118 visited by n long list of the members of the eristoemey. In the afternoon the Duchess, secompanied by the Duke eat Cam bridge, the Hereditary Grand Duke end Grind Deans at Mecklenburg Strohm, sad the Princess Mary,—west to the Crystal Palace, where the Royal party dined. His Excellency the Ambassador of France and the Counties de Finlay gave a grand banquet last evening, at the residence of the French embassy, Alberegato Renee. Amor t►e guests were the Austrian Minister, the Premiss Minister, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl and Connives of Clarendon, the Earl Granville, and Viscount and Vie 110111M111/ Palmerston. The Collates' subsequently opened the saloons of the embwy for the reception of company. Some time after the revolution of 1848, a corps of Federal troops was sent into Hems Cease' to sustain the authority of the reigning Doke. The Goveninsent thea ordered that the Bourgeois Guards in all parts of the duchy shosid be disarmed, and that the arm should be deposited in the arsenal. of the capital. Several complaints have from time to time been made respecting throe weapons, most of wbleh were private property, and it length the Minister of War has authorieed the restitution, but upon the ezprese condition that no musket to retained in country, but that all be sent abroad foe sale The correspondent of the Indipendonee Bel,* who adopts the signature " Y.," warts that, at the request of the PfleCik Government, General Wellesley Tonens, the Eng lish military commissions at Pens, wrote a short time ago to Lord Pstuanre, eking for the means of transporting 16,000 men to the Ent, and that the reply wee that all the vowels in the service of the Admiralty were already engaged is supplying the wants of the English troops. _ _ _ Before leaving Paris, the Emperor of the French entertained at a dinner Count Walevaki, and the Belgian and Sardinian Ministers. We read in the albeille du Nord:—" In the month of July, 1863, the Emperor Nicholas was passing slaw the English Toy, when he noticed a hearse trace/slag the road followed only by one person, ea official from one of the hos pitals. Surprised et seeing neither the parents nor friends of **dammed following the remise to their last home, the Empuor stopped his 'wisp and asked, who it was about to be buried. " • poor eireployt of the hospital „ mid the men. At these weeds the Emperor left his carriage, removed his helmet, made** sign of the mese, sad Mores the keens, his heed useevered. • noted of people, is maw distinguished pareoseges, hastened to fellow this example, sad It wee sot long befog the 00/1010 beams most imposing. Then turning to the crowd, the Emperor mid, in a load veto, " Now, gentlemen, I hope that you will reader the last duties of a Christine to this poor deemed, and that you will seesspeay the body to the tomb." A letter in the OM. Deutsche Pod states that the Arebbishop of Chinon has arrived at Sebastopol, having hit sent for by Priam Gerteltakoff to give his blessing to the elegy. Oa the 26th ult., the Mope were thews up aspen the Plan Bt. Catherine, sad the Archbishop made an Mares, which is sherSy to be published is the Gowns Rum d' 0118010. Tessin to Gen. Omes-lisekas, ke "My sea, the lest time we met (after the bombardment of Odeon), ft wee a &vise impisalies shish led me to say to you, end fight,—end the Load our Clod will give yea victory.' The words of my prophesy an eem•plielsed. By the defuses of the fortress committed to your sets, you hem pitted inmate' Lamle ter yourself sad year edam,. And sew I say to yes 0010 mere—' Pight sad triumph, for yes en the elect of the Uri, deitised to bemuse the amigo If hie seesties.'" The writer adds--" It is 'tidied sand& Mg lira Genital Oeleaffiseltim, whom military saner ez-1 le;41 me 46 pus win Au Issistal at Isere saes 100 hale sad embalm, la all* be ass umiak boa amid is 164 IM maks, ass sever nsfOld evia the 4114/latest meal D 2 T.l'Ji. IMPERIAL P. ea Mr. Mair IN he would have taken Ma Labs eastody. (Umtata.) Ns eomplaiuthod ever bees wade whist Maa by a drilla'. The last asatplaiat was made by a sergeant, fee barley dreak a glass of ale outside a publie.bouse. That. sight hare bee. ewes or eight eamplaiats made avian hint altogether. [Leh witting.] HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.) The (Wawa took the their shortly after 12 o'clook. PRIVATE BURIN BM The telieeds.~ bills were nth • third tire sad passed : Bray's bathe 141; Berl of Abergethaere Baste BW ; and Jecklm's Bible Bill. LIMITED LIABILITY BILL. 0. theAmtein, of gong late comnsittei oa this bill, Mr. MIINTI emend it, aid said that the men ke Mind et the bill the store satisfied be was that it wee the min objestiembie tesesure ever Mesabi beton the house. It wee knight holism them, as he had sold before by • board of Inds who halm madam about 'trade aad if they were to cosset the somumatial wield they would sa that the beet Ala' they could do wend I. to burs t d aad ell the books—(lankter)— mad as %hoydenish at that board, they bed moor had a pawner in their lives, sal... it was • wife (Laughter.) Signalman of the house that he bad spoken to *Ma the ..ideal, whether in Landon er Binaisgban had impressed tbeimelves nattily agaiut the bill, sad be hit sure it would prove altogether • moles* samsurs. It bad been said that this was a poor sea's bill, bat mbodreeeld be nefit by it but rich capitalists aad lawyers. The ma nn opined up • fine field of litigation for the latter, sad, in his opinion, it was nothing but a lawyer's fob. (Lankier.) Couldn't' all these armatures be felt it h's duty to move that the bill be committed that day three mann (Roar, Mar.) Mr. GLYN believed the menus to be a sat important oat, and, on that ground, and, in order that it might re ceive the ceasideration it Amerced, he asked its postpone moat till also. her session. (Roar, boar.) Lard PALMERSTON was dittermian to prim forward this bill, and if hoe. members thought proper to talk eat the tints of the home, Ike eentry should lisow--sus if they sat till Septesaber—who it was that retarded the per gross of lib fietant measure. (Chimera) After inn Wthor discussion, the home divided, what there sneered— lemis into committee 40-81 Thittben went *to conunittie cm the b:11, whoa Mr. CAIRNS 'mud that the Chairman report program, which after few remark, from Lord EBRINGTON, wee agreed to, and the house resumed. PASSENGER ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Sevin' claws of this bill were neaten in comant:ttee. The other twelve o'cl3ek orders were the. disposed of, an the house MN at four o'clock. BALI or BUR ACT.—(Tan DAT.)—The Sent oeatmNlM cm the Bale of Beer Act held a simian with closed ewe Me afternoon. It is stated that a draft report was in recommending the °peat of publio.hosese on ys from one until three the afteraoce, and Item Ave to eleven o'clock at night. There seems to be no al/erases sf opiniaa in the committee as to asteadieg the time from tea to eleven (Meek at night. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. 00URT OF IN IN STNANAN, PAUL, AND NATI NANNING 7AILDIII. This was the dayappointed forthe hat ezentinatioa of the bankrupt', William Stratum, air Joba Dean Peel, sod P. M. Bates, backer', of the Strand, whom ease has recently suited so painful aa lowest macaw all elutes in the me tropolis. As, olds' to the unfortaaate positioa of the baskrapte, they betel I. eastedy as a erimiaal charge, it had been impossible for theta to Ale say aosetants, it was known that the antis' would be merely a pro forms one ; there was, however, a large &Madame of meditate end Obese Waisted. The beakrapis were brought up h custody from the Home a Dotage. at 12 o'clock. mad were brought tato the mart of Ms. Omakeieser Shur, where the meeting woo brik that". la the amain of le Mused 00111•11- dire is his mammal tomtit's, the precoediap WV' takes bolt,. pr. ClanakuloserPaae. Kr. Lasstanne appeared for the enigma ; the lassikrepts were not pretsmienclly represented. Several proofs of debt were taken, including those of the servants of each of the bankrupts, whose claims were or dered te ho paid, in full, under the 188th section of the Bankruptcy Law Consolidation Act. The Earl of Manvers use present, and sou accommodated with a mat on the bench, our the Cominiseioner. After about an hour had been occupied in the examination and reception of proofs, Kr. Lawmen said—We propose, by your honour's per miasion, to take =adjournment of the sitting for the last examination of the bankrupts, until the 9th of October, when Mr. Commissioner Evans will sit. After some convenatios the sue was adjourned es pro posed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. TIN CALMS 01 WIAX.-211 11 O. W. W. EWAN! The ease of this insolvent, the late manager of an insur ance company, which has been frequently before the public, was again mentioned. Mr. Ultimo& appeared to oppose, and Mr. Bargood sup porta& It will be recollected that the insolvent wu indicted at dise Central Criminal Court, and sentenced to 18 months' herd labour, ter outhunting the monies of the Deposit Com. posy, of which he was the manager, and which nareace he la sow undergoing at Holloway Prison. Oa Tuesday Me Ns ease was in the list, and application we uses he an adjournment, to bring the ineelmorl beim the court. A warrant had been issued, bat the lieshest was not forthcoming, and the ease was brought beim the Chief Co.-- loner. An application was mob die in order to enforce the emilenne ...temetbse adjestsineat, . to _ a• sou.- ef IM Insikeent i , he Miss willing to attend, and , o ham a qua/ he the final order. In this ere the o..tition wan Ma betties the sentence, and it was alleged that the Oahu of UM Company, other than the isdictmest on wh.sh M was siseisted, were la saltines. The ease wan farther adjourned. THE POLICE COURTS. I t is THIS DAY. n SOUTHWARK. 10111111 DT ♦ 11711ViNT. 20 `s. John Wets, e labourer, in the employ of Mears. Sheen ya sad Co.. engineers, Backside, was brought before Mr. to A'Seckett, charged with stealing some brass and copper to Wimp from the factory, the property of his muter,. to /apart Temple, M divides, said he was called into the ginemmese's troundng•bouse yesterday afternoon, and re ining gunk information am caused him to watch the prr at - Shortly afterwards he was on Seaside, when he 116,1 Sin r Inning away from them. He went up to 3 kite tl~ sand him whether he bad any of his masters' pro 4 6 / 1 piety gestidin, whoa he replied in the negative, sad seemed io to be very bdiseeet at huh a question being put to him. St Witoooollolll him he believed he had, sad that he should take St. hiss into esstody. The prisoner then admitted that he had 01 some property about him, but it wag the first time he bad 41 robbed his employers. Wituses took his Into the counting i o home and searched him, when he found several brass and e t . copper fittings belonging to machinery on his employers' premiss*. He then locked him up in the station-house. Mr. William Young, manager to the prosecutors, said be _ 8 had lately mimed a considerable quantity of valuable metal ;.• fittings from the factory, and at lost suspicion attached to 12 the prisoner, when he remised directions to call in the be polio, serpent to detect the delisquent. Yesterday morn- Sr. ing he saw a number of brass and tapper Animas stowed St. away behind some board., when he took them out, and SI having pet a private mark on than in the promos of the t : constable, replaced them. Some time afterwards the to prisoner left the factory, and witness then went to the st hiding plain, when he mused the property. A few moments 2q afterwards the prisoner was brought back to the factory, and the Instal fittings produced were found on him. So Mr. William Sheen, one of the prosecutors, said the pri- t i t. / eater had been in their employ some time, at good wages, R. and property to a considerable amount had bun missed Ix daring his term of servitude. They bad a large number of an workame, upon whom suspicion rested; therefore, the firm VI wits determined to prosecute the prisoner, as an example if, 10 to others. The prieoner, who declined !saying anything in answer to the charge, wee tally ereansitted for trial at the neat Surrey 6 sessions. lsd LAMBETH. et: ROBIIIiZT IT • OONTIDINITIAL . lel l Hewn George, salesman to Kr. Hoary Tucker, fish- .0 monger, of 9, Walworth-road, was @barged with stealing a St. mamma. M. The prisoner had boss confidential servant to the prose- 1 1 1 . attar for shore two years, and previous to that to his father Il• Of late he missed quantities of various kinds of fish, but 20 had no particular @sapid= of the prisoner until Saturday 12i last. Os Sergeant QUiIIIk•ST said he was requested by Mr. Tacker I ) to state that ite wished the case to be derided summarily, a 85 ' the prisoner had a wife and three childres. al ti* Mr. Ingham weld lot bear of mach a proposition. He 10 was gamed confidentially, and had practised the planner 1.0. r to a great extent. He mat go Mr trial. ft. io A letter of the 20th, from Madrid, aye :—" Ea- • patter* has been unwell for some days, although he coo. 10 tiaues to take his evening walk upon the Prado. The day 5 before yesterday he was obliged to suddenly leen the 20 shank San-Isidro, ad several times in the day he was g aidgd with a disables" which disquieted his friends. 20 Bltlsyo mum u to the eaten of his malady are 'Boat is NM circles." so The volume in which the Duke d'Aumale gave a ircsaof the formation of the Sousse. and the Chewers so ew is being nratultosaly distributed in large numbers ri • the °facers of the French IT.UI 1 - 4 - h - . THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1855. I SHARE LISTS -THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The railway share market te-day is a shade Armen and some of the heavier stocks are quoted a trifle better. The variation, however, is a °important, business behig dull. London and North-Western stock is quoted 981 to j ; Great Western, 831 to 88 ; Midland, 70 to ; Lanoashire and Yorkshire, 81 to f ; South Eastern*, 181 to j ; Caledonians, 311 to 1 ; and Great North ern., 221 to 1. Frenon shares are dull. Groat Western of Canada maintain their improvement. Antwerp and Rotter dam shares have improved to 91 to I. OINARY SHARES 1 . " 1 STOMA, Ball Pd I RAILWAY% 1 - ' 4B ISaks today. 104 iii oils :la lli 1$„ 104 lle I In THE HYDE PARK RIOTS. COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THE CONDUCT OF THE POLlCE.—(fais DAT.) The Commissioners at today at eleven o'clock in the court, and resumed the inquiry. Mr. 0. H. BlUe appeared he the pollee; end Mr. H. T. Mitchell for the complainants. Polies constable John Wiadhurst, 413 A, was Gelled, and I Mr. Oliver, the witness, who swore to the number of this man, tame forward, and, in answer to the Chief Commie donor, stated he could not identify the man ; he could only Swett to the number. The Chief Commissioner to the constable—Do you wish to be ezasained in remises to the part you took on that oconsios. Conetable—Certainly. _ _ To the Chief Commissioner—Was 28 yesse Ow. Had been is the Fares thrones's sad-a-hall. Before that had bees in the Irish Constebaliu7. Wes as Irishmen. The am was then odors. To Mr. Ellis—Was esilWr is Ilse oaniaite-read about a quitter-put 4. Was atom Isis the rails. Went, in eompany with 370 A, wise WWI Ihs rails. &me time altar Mr. Moir called out" What are yes doing ?" " Obel i/1g my oriels," said 370 A. " D—s year seders; you have so power to clear this plats," said Mr. Mair, and he told tits people sot to e. beak. 370 A I , sll Inside the sail.. to take hiss into custody. He paslsd 370 back and teen struck him with his stick. Whams misted in taking Mr. Malt into custody, and saw him pet Into a cab. Croarimasnhsed by Mr. Mitchell—Could not say how sassy deep the people were beltiid Mr. Mair. There were eight people. It is rather difileult for • man to push beak with sJ many behind him. Mr. Moir wet wending close Seth. rails. Did not see 370 A strike Mr. Mair os the Mods. Mr. Mair might have had his hands on the rails. Cannot say whether be had or sot. Witness had his sta ff hi his band, and followed close upon 370 A. Did not strike anybody, as :he people moved back until they came to Mr. Italy. Heard the order given, but does not know who gave ft. The order was to get the people back from the rails. The people c same back agais to the rails as soon re they pawed. Using obliged to take Mr. Malt into esetody be Gould sot return to keep them off. There were about 7or 8 Ems west along; the rails. Witness, 370 A, and another constable took Mr. Blair into 'Wady. Immediately after the rails ware cleared tee people closed up again. Should not like to be knocked about by a tsunami ; it would be likely to irritate them. Had ben la the polies fore* since he was 17 years of age. Mr. Mitchell—Did yea strike any lads ? The Chief Commissioner—lt is sly duty to tell you that you are not bound to answer that qualm, as It may tend to criminate you. Witness—l am prepared to answer. I swear I did sot 'trite any body on that day. Mr. Hair strike 370 A. He pushed him is the lower part of the body. Mr. Mar bed a block stick with bulbs oa it. The orden were, ;1;;;.; was ilisisrbease r be was to be oat: tieued.and if he did net ististbabsMkaaftsestudy. Thinks that thew orders INTO lives ht the statisrliesue. The caution in Mr. Males ease was the warning even by 370 A to stand back. Mr. Mail , said, "I will not stand back. Don't stud back." Mr. Main was taken into the read and . . put into a cab. There was a gnat deal of shouting and hissing. Dal not hear any Celli of " Shame." To Commissioner Henderson—Wm in the park at half past four. Mecollects pursuing a man across the grass. The man was knocked down. Witness was in the act of par suing him, when another man crossed between them, and upset the man. He punned the man, brogues he had remarked him shouting and hissing, though cautioned several Uses. Witness received a blow in the back from a atone cosine from the direction where that man wee stand ing. Went up to him. The man ran away, and he put sued. Will swear most positively that he struck that man : 434 assisted witness to take the sun into custody. The man was Benjamin Bancroft. He never made any complaint of having been struck. Did not are any one else strike his. When they were taking Bancroft to a cab, several stones were thrown at them. He saw one man throw a stone, and arrested him. Was struck over the eye, which cut him severely. A gentleman followed him to the station and dressed the wounds. There were no cries of " Shaine " when Beareroft was taken into custody. Wit neee's hat was cut with atones in two or three plans. The Chief Commissioner—You had better produce it. The witness then produced the hat, which exhibited the mark of two blows. Ici the Chief Commissioner—Will swear that the marks were produced by blows of atones. Pulice.ooustable Henry Edwards, 434 A, was next called, and in answer to the Chief Commissioner, stated he was 26 years of age and 5 years in the force. Was previously in the let Dragoon Guards, from which he was invalided. Wu pre sent when 413 A arrested Benj. Bean:oft. Saw Benj. Beer croft fall. He fell because a man ran between the constable and him, and pushed them asunder. Was sure 413 A did not throw the man on the ground. He could nn have done so without witness seeing him. When taking the prisoner to a cab he received several blows on the back. About an hour afterwards received a violent blow on the temple from a atone. There was a groat shouting, when 413 A pursued the man, and witness went up to assist him. Mr. Mitchell declaimed to eross.ezamine the witness. Police Constable Robert Manage, 370 A, is sower to aw°6lt A t ' F ALLING army. lie Mr. Ellis, stated he was 35 yews of age, and bad been 12 A C HILD r OUT OP A RAILWAY CAR- 10 years in the force. Formerly was • labourer in the lamas —On Wednesday week, a woman, her husband, and g coun t ry . g oon a f ter 4 o'clock got or d er , to clear t h e ri nk . child, were travelling to Weston-super-Mare by a train. 6 K noc k e d on the e ti e to c h ow t h e peop l e t h ey When near Agates, the child, which bad beets leaning 5 should stand back to allow persons to pass by the against the door (the lance suddenly opening), fell out of . 5 , posts. Saw Mr. Mair. When witness told the people to wo m an , , to the horror of all who witnessed it. The I stand back, Mr.liisir laid, " You fellow,what are you doing?" wit h a "miss was about to jump after it , when 208 I replied, '.I am only obeying my orders. Mr. lair her husband and some of the passengers near restrained her, too said " D—n and blast year. coders we wont g custody. o h ec k." and fortunately so,as the nubs was going at full speed. The 100 Crowed the rails to form ki ss beak , or lake him into agonising doubt of the poor parson until the main stopped lee Mr. Maio pushed bis boob owl lifted up his stick in his a t Nailese may wall be imagined. From Massa, the bur 1 20, „ right hand. lie made a blew with his stick ; witness an went back in search of his child, when he found it in v ie dripped his stay to ward e( the blow , and t h e st i c k the OW a a WOW. who' had OINK it fall oat of the MT- go Inesheil his groin. Did nee strike Mr. Main. Took rig% and, wonde.fial to relate, oaly a little braised about 10 him into oustsfy, sal setae other constables the far. — Sherheeno r zag and IllenorY• _ 30 ... same dbe was stewed. Charged Mr. Muir ATTI MPT TO S HUT UP lISLIC ROADd.—The ua "" with • busune % riotous eenduer, and south road from Bellamy to Bresmar pews by the outdo- iir assault. Inspects asgkm ear up and asked whet was Burn of Belabors' Castles sad an the pile of its ia the charge. Wiser Sid Ws. At the Station, Mr. Mein with the Royal oriemy, IS li reeler 1 that the roar= ft is admitted the assault; aft it wee aot the aet of a gentleman, be closed Zi t : will set "OM thist bat Majesty has and 30 that he was wry kr it. gime the Meet mamba to MSS k iii.judged proposal. ,• Mr. bhir illalllW tbo sae. The *meg is • pride ems, loWAlog through the forest ij Cross-examinni bp Ilk Mitobell.4l44 NO weed of his of DeMsehhille. oaf WWII nip some of the grandest go @videos* was esarMISM by Mr. Dowsing Pm& se's .r . distshrtsaliery riel.; is astral beauty ; sad se To the Chief Clossiodsmse—M.r. Mai Imbues* me Is the Win ne Wftwentft b. as 1.44.• RHO of road bemuse 11 in his own resoreresese to keep the psis the islaaillas Maks • 11 1111 Pee of the laws before Balmoral 10 Mr. aerial—Mr. EMMA midi", Iliad hove sielnd Clods in WI pm la ‘ OBll 7 iadisiesible. —Fife Berea 3° 5 the reeseisems but that ISM kW= deli la the way. Til OVUL ix EDr.moies.—Mr. Wood has jag so Crossrsomiwatioa seatieesd--det seisms basks grog Noma sem Imre% ' A d t reat th e m a d am ; w h om be to Into the park, if he hind any Wan siamPlitt tin pee. has irk di Ms eiver.glimuss gu r se a s sia k opsyslic sea. 20 . pie, WIN 111,610111 11.1111irl, Or WOW*, *NM, 1111 6111111118 a we bwa, (lutes and Mmes assm o o ka ha sad mdnio. l ik, thus In and* I Wahoy isalia"d• I .tallit Om kie gla/1 8 1 1 7. Orrin. end "Mr Mogen of Ism wile. will wear le the 20 The miens wen Ned by the rayriassiert. Mr. Sem Ism weeks ft...A m sat ps a lms h e e ms mom cal , y earl oat whoa 'Nom was In *sr: qtar lobed saw* is Dm paprekiiii ar e e r o f Haab. NA ea the nil. Mao OM her or tr. =Milt nalla Semmilly, I. the mirth of November , it is Issedmi M the rails. Imo of the psi* Vag Ink. Mr. MR give a shrat arose of *me a taught for 3 asiiiit sot isms. Ms get as sue wv rag es my noels. Be told Mr. Moir Mi brim z u nmias t e g e gt u r ns blowier " m k s a z amsomor. the Pate ma Is 'II Wk. At dr ka re lksasaarArk, aolt geedlitt O ay Maw rid. I Ideal I seirdted the oorialleL Inntninr warts Mr. Mar Bans will be the shier elltrestioe of Ca. 1 1,9 Tgli. Pena at the thli* Saw nu A low° l l thr esseposy. Ludy. what say he gelled*. regular to M. WV at the oaks. Iriana gat dpun operNis mesa will sessees about the 21.4 of January between Mr. Male sad his setwitorom ewe reseisa. in pus' seam, With • mortar* rases wbouy sow tis h o t with one Muria at soh= Tres the sasseir. Mr. Moir resisted a mo o s% the opera tin b odza r a have sm . referned little 0 1 T. U 11 .112118 1 .111 atatllSlW 4 1 . 14 / 11 : 11 h:,____,_ , "I kne, from Herds Dresser; Madams Wirer sew he we , a mad I well sit Men 018WW4d7 w ith pato, foss Berlin; diver Nor Barra, tens, from the his dr& am ems " I did net soy, " I was detorlida•A Omit Opera at Pert; Spar Mewed, barites, feu Bar * tede • gaidliess es • werurgto Ur rest." salons; sad Mess. Zeiss, hews hos a pe Lloyd Walla Orapominelhaessi lir it. UMW bed eilsi orge, LisiserAsemosib ORDINAICT BHAUS LID 600 LIL 22 34 s i; s l 13 Ms. 13 I 6 i dls. 91 9 3 1$ 14 I 19 • 2 th li 11 1 9 1 21 U 75 5. EV . TO et es 137 101 101 6"1 66 S 3 CO 73 711 74 11. 1 111 614 7$ luu 103 93 94 I Me i die Ms U 87 7 ve Us Sli as T: Si TO MI 41 ii s a 1 1; 73 74 7 61 Ws " 4 13 • ; 30 .11 Si IC 25 "4 p3z A pm. dhi par .2/ 171 ire .4 Hi H _4 1 si 41 I fy 19; =4 3 4 3 l 32 5 7 99 101 93 93 z d 99 101 $ 4 II II 1 It pd 1 It „ 134 14 61 61 P 9 131 111 113 lti 106 1 64 i P l 3 6 97 99 s d 39 91 id to 11_ ii iii 101 161 74 76 lil 951 9 10 14 IS Ms 111 11111 i d 'I Si Poi 13j 131 1 Pm 4 4 i dis :04 106 U 97 34 i die par 100 Abeeilee • . I ea Amber...1161 .- Sig.. Boma. aid Zed leastlos ell ffirea.WelLisfitaerlfdley 2V, Eirimmlamkams.Js?e. 2f 1' Do. dtt. do. 101 Bt. 100 8r1d24 aid Emilio Bt. IGO Caloksiaa 60 all Molar mg Nosybeid.. so ail reek IDA Imam 30 13 DWI' aul Mut Jana. 23 all DuaI.,PIILAN4IOard 1. at. `O,l Int D 1 all Ditto is Zama 04 2o all foams ▪ Ico Posters Ualss.Claas A Bt. 100 Do. afro . 10 0;, Do. (late L Bt. 100 Etat Lanark:* ez , 100 Dbabolp aadollaigaw 10 all Bdioooltd sad rl l St. 100 Bel‘obordb.Portit D w : s t Bt. 100 Mawr& Slot►lt 10 0 1 1 Groat North of 00211.2 St 100 Gast Soothers St HO Do. L. 84colt 6.. 140 Do. D, etc* at. 100 Gt. Borth. dud Weat.(llo ) St, 100 3toot Wod^^2 td. 100 De. litearVilleXu.Set at aseasser sod Carlisle I+ ' rte./Weds 7 De. New Weds 111X1 . Laneasbire and l ortahler 1 - 41i' I — lf 1 D. Wok Siding Union all (dodos mod Viet* t. 100 ILoo., DriOtcol, k 8.0 ast (t 0 food. sad North Wart. ) I Do. tit*, 3 l Do 4 IC b.,M audß4C ; 4„ Ilightbe lUu Asoloa & West's's Do £w:::: all I Leedooderry datdakillee gooilareh. Oat. h loo` art all Lea 81inee, I lee Lax Whs. sad De 'b7 all Mid. G. Vela. (Ire.) al. DL!, Half Ilharee all Neese. • and Cariale . all Yea oor 4,oers.,,E,ler.eford red at iWa l ' a c lig ry Eu 01)1.010 1100 'OO "loft _ 13 Do. New 11: bortkera Cro•tio Unice lCu.torts 8ri.41 all No lb Devon, No. 1 all Do. • Clasen d a" Do. BGaorablord IGO Y. £ stem—Borsrlek 20 Do. &blase AI 13 Do. 13. N. L Para all D• :re+ 100 Do. York . all North Gad= all Do New 101. Shares 11... Y & e.woiamo..teityin North Stallordsbir• al , i bort* Wretern all North lt nabWeat Jules. 100 *IV ° -1 oott Word, Ceoltr' Woo... Notre:. 100 Isb brottlalt M'crised 100 Sbrofellra +341111 Vero, 10 South Eastern al• Math We l ts 13 100 IYor T werini all ‘doeltton sod Driiington 9 Taff Vale, £lO Shares ... 24 TtamestlavenDc 3kIkRAIL sit Vale of Neath al' Waterioed and KPbesav all Wa.er'aed and Limerick. aP wed C *nem% 9 W.End of I ie.kCrystial. all Won Landon 1100 tbardess Da. No. S. 7 Pit 7 1100 Cristol & Exeter 100 Caledonian, all CerPterklioly.Gua.Sjp.e. all C. A and Bandon rH Dord.Porth, It Aber..lone. 2 East Anglian Clan Aen . too Do. do. Claw D. 6 per Ct. 100 Do. do. Class C. 7 per Ci. al: Easr.Cia. Eatt.S p.e., No. i all Ditto do. No. 11 , 1 No. New 6 per Cant. Stook 9 1 1 Nest. Union, ign. 6 p.Ct 100 hut Lasea•bire all Pai.l2West York Jun Sth. 100 V Ala, Perth,Dundeet pet 100 Great Northern o per Met. 100 D 0.3 p.et.rod.at 10p.et.paii 100 Do. di per cent. „ Do.2p.ct ee.redatsp.et.pto 6 G.West.bkaltilantsex Spe 1 1 0 Do. S p.c. redeem. Pref. 100 Do.oonv.Stredem.l4 p.e. 100 Ditto irredeemable 1 pet on Do. Firs. Pref. Mara a . all Do. Mater Prod. 116.11p.e .11 Do. 'do. de. S p.e. lid Do. Bum. Goa. Sloe all Do. Canter Gee. lbws ;I i -- all Da. do. do. 6 Lareasbire Tido. Ft2o IN) Ditto b per Nat Msg ioo Los. & Bright. 0.4 paint NO Ditto Pref. 5 p Ot. Mack 6 Loo.l6l6qlWebtoA.7l!lrd. .it CorimarrikT all tandenisrsk len all *marl kb:m.l4mM. • all Var Do. yp pCC 100 IModOrnaßr.kß.6pCt llt Ds. Pref. 4+ par et... . all DitIoSS Vre. 4 par ant all Norfolk Debentures .. _ tai 6071perotiiisu0i0 100 De. PraL 4 per et.B4. 100 North BMW, 100 N ?amt.— Berw.4 pet.!ref. 13 bo. Leeds 8 p.et.1 . 40.1 9 Do. Do. Qom, 1946 10 Do. Tos kit k 8 Pone.l all forth Staffo. datum 101 l Oat WomkWol.lsl Bp.at all Scottish Control 14aw.Pref. . _ S Devoe . II Ditto Pixtd 41 per Cant all 4.Poot(ReaO.Aan./1.0.6.i 000 Ditto 46 pot ot. all South Wales gus.44 p. omit all 4tlt.Yotimhire4peact.Gutat 3tocktookDirlisitoasp.4 4 Ws•atcodikKilketay6pot. 1( 2 105 11 Na d pa 2 244 10 103 16 16 pm 3 3,1 die WATL an Antwerp and Rotterdam 4 reel= Extern Juserke 10 enterer to Oreleseesso 1101 i. Peet. Parogaltern.lnetter 10 Ditch Rhenish all Deters of Frame 10 Do. Now all Pant Indian Oss. a per et 10 Do. Rs 100)03 a" 44, , 0.ede.,p.57J convert all Do. fro 09 j 'stogie 17/, H.Trunk o'Casada A Lowe all D 0.13... L , & mane 70 Do. Cep . c. or llebeetare. a'l Do r )1367.'s p. et. du. 10 Gnat Central of prance all G. eat Indian Prolongs 1 Do NevrOes.3 per cent. 2 Do. EittrlA. do. all De. do. 13 Ot.luxembonreConst.l3b. all t to. do. OblMatlose all Ot. West. Canada. Seine all Uo.lklamey 57, opt t 11133 all 11:. do. *4, do. 36 all Do. do. 76, do. 60 all Do. do. 77,w1Lhontop a'l Hamilton and Tomato . all Do. 6 per Cent. 10 Lyons tad Geneva 1 i Lpee and Mediterranean all Retires 10 Do. New 214 *aria Antonia die St Ms 1 OY 1 - 61 pm Si SS zln :I Ipm :In T 6do :la 17 16 zla 64 66 lin 93 96 zln 4 Ili mite si LI lln I I If 1 1 4 4a z z ln in 64 x In if 3 3 :m 22 94 100 4 10 107 109 iii iii lee Rio. 111 Ilsl4 Se 7 pia z 20 20j zln 24 22 pm 111 air — Do. Mew all Nemarktiep (Id IM ) all :tartars aIMAO, ell DUN *l. Wham (Nit Carina! iSICOOMMI) Vormegies bolt Fre'. all nada eel Lana all rata sad lean PaleOrm, & aberboxi all awes sod Havre ..... all el* Dialekt I ava.herededi all mere owl Hera' all Do. 31, Cu.s. Pre/er. Se "la all Walt Madan all Do. te ;mead. Mid IS Wavers at Fosses all &eland $ SI et 336 SS zd In 131 171:481 zd k k 47 47 411 fl t 3 P P"' 101 1 IOIIt IS ADIRRICAN RAILWAYS. Muds Oral:MS p. out— 1176 1576 10 11 SS Do. 7 per Nu (Icie Lard) ... lOU II Illebiala $ east ... lON ID 91 N.Y.o'ontralllpaterm. (Mk read) 1111 11 Si Now Ycakillrid7 pr at $6 116.000. HMO N 97 De. do. . Do. do. kd Mort. 101 W 18 4 I Do. do. NUS* Sand ... 1176 16 e N Ohio sod 145.7p.a1an0t0 1304600.1672 6i U OW sod 111dpiod1pl ial Noe Beach ooj~ Do. Ip.N. Omani Edo. IA de. fad do, Sig. ... ne. ItoNad 6p.0. la Mot. 1100 111 ant." 6 pa NIL. 1671 = 221 3 2h 41 i Ile $ 23 001 14 1 1 4 I 101 "I i i 00 100 i 11 eil i I I Ma i tel 70 10 MI 110 $1 25 i i 136_ 136. lit :ln zin Idkzth t iPzi Razcwars. Saluo tads, p..M iatup.as—Err. talmihaki h .Wistars) aT=eetkia Calsdaolaa)... ardasobsi4serip.o nollooll• at swum) Giseiriprit Dna Pans (baud aft — T . 4;7Z) RenbagraftlYiethNlild Ds. ions (ditto) ..... De. Anse (ditto) . Lanka sod Orsenwitt _ Oin iiicsii - s; unto Pfehness (ditto ahl j LennistseeseAsseCieL &Mg le WM! ) Ur . ate = .11TA±PgaiSaLSOPPO mad _Padrazi DarL) dli 11= a rrhard (IDOL) Norm"tort Rory Emma rm. I per coot (lessor to Eastern Counder) (loondlotast. Contain) prDi tor kto n ( Wyln Loa. &P.Wan nag c y otk) d=ditto) Wasp =6* Owed to thind eleli emaraidie rj= l" . arraimry sod WWI to Mr. WCloisi Won er Valloy or. • p a wilts & Solooron (Wood to Ott. Wooten) lAgue Fria. ?Anglo Australian •- • • din; it; titarareara Antra/ma Cordillera t Barnard° I . on R Cool _ . 4 ikiii;iiiLW - - MI az. is. p.(isaA , sl.pa Do. Cocam k _Coble Da BNoba Dst I ca7Ler 7c;el I~ ~~ Cabo, Cop;er iCbloolal Gold (bpier *C'eppe , /diverse( En tlko. Pre? 71 per Cent; -!.:ealkAeUrAilaitCoppr tiCIV.JBA Great NogrotVera ittg. 4G0re...1 C road Da.lby e' Bode Great Po'gooth el 'oyes Do. B. .... New Granada Nouveau aloud* _ 43.17 , roetribuld 81.1ww1w3d1 Putt Philip Ouarts Rock ...... alwrooney Iron tai: New AuswallSantlaso I de Cuba !Swath on tkr* Do Pycletered Tin Croft ULlted Mellon %slier west Marlowe - ‘4Moo se.ooo 190.000 1 110,000 20,000 !9.?1?° I 100,000 100,000 14,100 11,000 //0.000 ' 13,000 10,000 lo:oail 20.0001 ail 9 all all all so,ua. I I ! II 6 7 a 11 Si a 4 4i SS 114 611 1 1)6 191 11 3 33 111 11 Ms per 11 If 1_ 3 17 2 31 S i p 1_ lip 1 - 9 -1 - 2 - 1 1 3 6 61 6 6_ t Trauferable by - _ JOINT I ij-,-o-oi7l - 1 I 3 I lii 26 211 u* Brltiah Noah Arnertean Chartered Bank of Asia Dltto.of 1nd.,nue.8... CO. city oa c wa Commercial of Loodoe Eng SeotAkAnat.Chart, London _ _ 111 171 1 1311 73 — Lino New ... London and County I anion Joint Stock London t ti estminder Nat. Prot. of &Island Do. New National of Ireland 1761 Ti 64 66 4 dim pat i PE 6 8 6 8 Pro 174 184 9 spat 19 20e i I dis 14 88 41 1 i I 41 New South Wales Chiset.BankOorpante Piovinelal of Ireland Royal Australian Bank inn and GOO Imp.oo South Anatolia Cake of Australia Du. New Union of London 1 all 'II 2i 10 41 42 21 if 7$ 74 $ • 7SI SS id lk b SALMON FISHINGS IN TDB NORTH,—The 'rivers are everywhere yielding a pretty fair amount of fish. The late rains have in some cases helped the fishing ; in others they have retarded it. The Findhora was so much swoilen that nothing could be done for two or three days. In the Spey, on the other hand, the rise in the river was inconsi derable, and as the cruive dyke remained intact, no new fish got up the river, en that the angler has of late had but Indifferent sport. A few grilses, however, had been taken with the rod.—Scotsouns. --- BALLAST BEAVERS.—This morniog a return was issued by the Trinity Rome, 'hewing the operation of the 16'h and 17th Viet., c. 131, upon the ball at heaven of London. It has c ons id erably improved their moss! and . . social condition. Beiag emplciyed ender tbis Trinity Hour, • ill kistrallam Apfaaltaral. 174 29 SO 10 Asamaliaa Boyd Mall all 1 Owls Walsnrarka V 11 11 dl. SO BM* AamarkmaLustl 4O 6 BettiCtoLlMa.kßod.Co 1 100 Camila— 321 112 124 Bt. Do.Oparet.Jaa.aadlaly 100 11 1141 6Crystal Pabea I Do. Preference 4 Crroal Pietas ahem& all ye 30 Bastes Masai 13;lor aner trle Telegraph lb Omani Staa. Marl/soar 14 20 al6.&9ldpplas Co. all 6 Gen. Iron Screw Collier all 10 sladttarraneec Eleet.Tel. all —.— 10 Ilezicas 0 94.Araer140a 9 0 01 I Nattortal Pat 01.942. hat all 10 Netherlands UM— —. 6 11 Ils a NIL Walla Oral 6 foratt. wool Navtgarkta Oa. 1 I North Brlt. Bustralsaima all 4 1 30 North of Europa Marria.. IS I,Ortental Gas 3 , PeelltieerLand&Mlneral all 21 2/ SO Pentna.& Oriental theam all 301 Do New lO 21Portlaarl Iron Company- all 11 2 1001 Itolal Mall swam 6O 74 76 1 9eottlal Austranreetne all 1 4 2 11 Do. New I I Pul 23900th Auctrallan land 93 II Its l'quentarires Teleg. Scrip all 1 1 1 Da. Do. Iteeietered all 4 1 10 LostifLoanDa.of UnCen 3 100 Va. DISON2 . B LAW 364 .- . MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'ctocx.. The English stock market continues quiet, with little variation. After improving I per cent., prices have fallen back to the closing range of yesterday. Consols mark 901 to 91, and are now quoted 901 to for money and the Bth of August. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to ; the New Th ree per Cents. at 021 to 1; Bank Stock at 214 to 215; Exchequer Bonds at 100; to 101 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 21s. to 245. prem.; ditto June, at 19d. to 20e. prem.; and India Bonds at 31s. prem. Turkish stock was first marked 891 to 90, and has since fallen to 891 to 1, being 1 per cent. lower than the closing quotation of yesterday. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents. are good, at 801 to 811. Mexican is quoted 211 to 221; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 191; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 371; ditto, Passive Bonds, at 4 ; the Committee's Certifs., at 41 per cent.; Portuguese Four per Cents., at 45; Equador, at 41; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 101. Owing to the continued demand for gold for ex portation, small parcels have been withdrawn from the Bank every day this week. The bar silver brought in by her Majesty's ship Virago and the Tay has been sold at sa. 1:d. per oz. standard, and the dollars at ss. 0:d. per oz., chiefly for the Indian and Chinese market. The first-named price shows an advance of Id. per oz., and the latter an advance of Id., as compared with the last sales. We hear If transactions in the Five per Cent. Cm vertible 401. Bonds of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company at 2 prem. The half-yearly dividend on Canada debentures is advertised by Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co. WIDNIIIDAT EVINIMIL The English funds showed steadioebs during the morning, but subsequently became flatter, and closed per cent, lower than yesterday. Business continues dull. Money was to-day in more demand, owing perhaps in part to the necessity of making the 10 per cent. deposit on applications for the French loan. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was an additional rise of 2 to 3 per cent. in Peruvian, in consequence of the notification (given in this day's Express) that the Peruvian government has in creased the sinking fund on the Four-and•a-Half per Centr.to 5 per cent.per annum; end that on the Three per Cents. to 3 per cent. Considerable business has also been done in Turkish bonus; but, notwithstand lag a large purchase, which caused a temporary rally to 901, the general tendency of this stock was downj wards, and the 4 o'clock quotation was 891 to 90. Buenos Ayres bonds were quoted rather lower, at 66 to 68. Other descriptions were quiet. MINES.-THIS DAY. o'CLoon. The gold mining shar es remain Two almost totally without business. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 29 to 30 ; and Peel River, 2a to 21. National Brazilian (Comes) shares have been dealt in at 41 ; Cobre at 641 ; United Mexican, at 31; and Great Polgooth at 2. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yeeterday's sake :—AlfredCousola, 17f, 14, 171, ; Bedford United. 11 8 16, 111, 3 16, 111, 111. 31.9 1 . ; Clijah and W. ntworth, 18. 1, 19; Devon Buller, 22c, 225. 6d. ; Great Alfred, 141, 161, 141. 16; Hendee, 41411; Dryb r idg r , 26 e . ; N ort h Bul ler, 3 ; North Robert, ; Rorrington, 3s , 3.. 6d.; Sort. ridge Console, 31, 3 7-16 : 11..uth Bedford, 31, 4; Treluebeek, Ws.; Wheal Buller, 630, 636; Wheel Wrey, 68; Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), 31.6.. 3d. Foreign: Grand Duchy of Baden, 81. 9d.; Cone., V. 6..31.; C 015.., 621. 10e.; United Mexican, 31.8.. 9d ; Chaneellorville, lle. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. 6vOAa.—Tbe market continues very firm, and the full priors of yesterday are fully paid. Correa.—Tbe large public sale of Costa Kies, of the new crop, is going off steadily, at full prices, and the article, generally, has a firm appearance. I'l:A.—The market is steady, and common congou is 80. buyers. t.rairrevnit.—The demand continues good, and the article has an upward tendsncy ; refraction 2 to 4 are held for 31.. 64.; 341. offered. lima —A fair amount of business continues to be done, at full prices. RUN remains inactive. COTTON.-250 bales sold yesterday. TlN.—Bsnca has wild at 1121. ; Straits, at 118 s. In other uticlea no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is firm to-day at the following quo tations, yip.:—Town tallow, 621. 61. nett cash, nominally ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 655. 3.1. to 6d.; October to December, 655. 3d.; last time months, 661. SMITHFIELD HAY MA SKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short ; trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 105 s. to 1155.; superior, 120 s. to 130 s. ; inferior, 70e. to 801; new, ditto, 109 s. to 1151. ; rowen, 85a. to 95e.; clover. old, 90e. to 1355.; second cut, 901. to 1265.; new, 1051. to 1265. ; straw, 275. to 30s. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 14th. PM- Ma- Total, Total RAILWAYS open. OCIVAIS. OhlodlAO. LW. 11154. Week ending July 14. A A A a Edinburgh and elnegow ......142 6,618 13,108 We. k ending July lb Caledonian ....................11 6,610 6.450 113169 12,466 Brest het .hern .. ..... 2 8 1 11,785 9,636 19,621 18,486 Week ending 31r17 - 21. Belfast and Ballymena ..... ... 662 270 819 860 Cork sod 70 18 .. o Bandn... ... ..... 29 7 ... . .. —.--- --......... -- Week euellnl July 22. -.- Lando', and South Metora 13,911 3.447 17.358 London and North Western 553* 33,890 22,230 67,845 10.854 Manchester, South Junetlo . n and Mir =ham lleottlab Central Beira«. and County DOWD ..... IMaachemer. Sh.lield, and Liu -1 oolnehlro. . ............. they have no longer tie limitations held out to them by their former, publican emnloyen, and they have succeeded in establishing a readtag club, which is very well supported. There are at present 140 men in the service of the Corpo ration, and the returns of the helmet entered for shipping between the 27th November, 1864 and the 28th May, 1865, eabibit the following results:— 'total tons en tered, 227,170; hove by aliens, 16,876; by the corporation, 127,410; by publicise, 83 886; showing an excess by the corporation of 43,625 tons, of which the corporation hove for colliers, 89,420, and for merchants, 22,126; while the publicans hove for colliers 38,430, and for merehanu 40,880, CRYSTAL PALACE.-811ILLINO LAT.—JULY 26. giving an excess by publicans for merchant. of 18,765 tons. admissions on payment, 8,361 ; ditto by season ticket*. The average wage. per week of the men employed by the 618.—Total, 8,979. corporation was 15. sd. per man, from 31st December to AUSTRIANS IN ITALT.—A duel we. fought on the the 19th May last. The old system of middle men and 17th at Placentia between Count Zonardi, of Parma, and public house aguicy still prevails to a large @snot, and the an Austrian officer. The latter received a wound in his ballast heaven not in the employ of the corporation are in head, and the former a slight one in the hand. This is the a pitiable coadition. third duel of the kind fought at Placentia within the last GOODWOOD RACEB.—The ensuing week will again twelvemonth. see many or. the Dawns of glorious Goodwood. Notwith- LETTERS FOR TUE COLONY OF VICTORIA, AU& steadiog O.* drawbacks which the country geosindly, and TRALlA.—General Post Office, July, 1856 —As some mis ruing ser / etially, is suffering from the war, we have still a apprehension exists on the subject of the notice ly fair Innwpett of an average meeting, and an average meet- issued, requiring that the postage of all letters for Vieth tog at fgoodwood is only equalled by one or two other places. via shall be paid in whence, at the rate of one shilling the That the sport will be of considerable interest may be gleaned half ounce when the letters are conveyed by packet, and from, the fact that we shall gee the first favourites eightpence the half ounce when they are conveyed by Pil fer the ensuing St. Leger and Derby, vie., the redoubtable vats ship, the Postmuter-General finds it necessary to ex (ltulaton, and the victorious offspring of the Flying Dutch- plain that this regulation is confined to letters addressed man, "Fly-by• Night." Oar allies, the French too, will to the colony of Victoria (formerly known as the district of furnish a formidable competitor for the Cup, in the ikons Port Philip), and that it does not extend to letters ad of Burn Rothschild's Baroneino, a 3-year old colt, that ran dragged to New South Wales, Routh Australia or any second for the French Derby this Spring, and it is other colony than Victoria. The following is a list of the rumoured that they will have a second string to principal places in Victoria Alber'oo, Avoca, Ballarat, their bow in "Royal Quand Memo," • 6 year old, Bailin, Bendigo, Beechworth, Belfast, Sculls, Bruns whose shape and appearance rumour asserts would wick, Buninyong, kiiiyen,et Chepstow , Melbourne, Mount do credit to any breeding establishment in this country. mington, Geelong, K C il ai ns t o le r: The Goodwood Stakes will, most probably, he decidedly Alexander, Port Fury, Portland , Praha's , Richmond, shove the average in interest and speculation; a tarp awn- Sandhurst, Wangaratta, Wannambool, her of horses from some of the most powerful sad hahlon- ROWLAND RlLL,BetustarE able stables have been backed for it. Altogether there will RAIZ OP A WIFS.—Tha antiquated and disgrace. be, derive g the four days, 28 races to be decided, 21 of which f e l f a rce of selling a wile has taken place at Think within are already to be found in the *slender, and 7, vii the the pest few days. A blooming young woman, the wife of Craven Stakes, Cowdray Stakes, Guess's Plate, Duke of Mr. W. Marshall, of Wombleton, near Kirby-Moorside, was Richmond's Plate, Stewards' Cup, Chesterfield Cap, and led In a halter to the cross, and there sold for the sum of Maier, Stake!, still to be entered for. The races coin- 2s. 6d., to a knight of St. Crispin . Mr. Marshall was 64 mesa on ',Tuciday, the lain day of July, and are COW- yells of age when he was married, end Mrs. Marshall map panty one week later than they have bun of late years. 19. They, however, continued to live happily together for —West Sasses Gcwtte of this el!ep. 16 years, but he finding that those infirmities so natural to BASK OP NSW eOUTII WALES.—At the halt- old age were rapidly increasing, it was agreed between them yearly meeting of this bank, held at Sydney, April 26, a that the knot which had joined them in wedlock for so long report for the half-year ending March 31, wee presented a period should be severed. They accordingly left Womble and adopted, showing , after deducting rebate of interest on ton for Think (the place appointed for the isle) and stopped current bit's, paying elle:pewee of the bank at the head at the Boyel Oat Ina, where an agreement was drawn up. office sad brandy-, and making trunnion for all bad and They then repaired to the Cross, where she was sold to Mr. doubtful debt-. the net profits amount to 38,7781. lls. ; to John Webster, of Oswaldkirk. The same day the penthouse which is to be added an undivided proSt of last per, thus publicly advertised his bargain Purchase of a 1,9741, 19e. lid.; making a total of 40,7411. 10• 11d. It Wife.—l, John Webster, shoemaker, of Oeweldkirk, do was resolved to appropriate the mount as follows : Ts pay- henby declare that I have purchased Mary, the wife of mentor dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, William Marshall, of Wombleton, near Kirby-Moonide, at 26,0001.; increase of reeene fund, 9,8821. la. 10d. ; leaviag Think Cross, this day.—Signed W. Marshall, the mark for equalisation of future dividends . 6,0604 9e Id. ; total, 11. of Mary Marshall, John Webster. Witnesses, Henry 40,7414 101. lid . The route had will thus be lammed Redd, William Cherala.— Think, Jalr 11, 1856.Lffeis Si 90,00 K Mowry. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Levenson. JULY 25.—The market bee improver, to.day, and pries* an better; business wee more active. Eastern Counties, I.l4—bast Lancashire. 19—Greet Northern, 22 221—Ditto (A chum, deterred). 91—Innorbtre and Tartan's*, II 914—Liverpool. Crosby, mid Mouth =,:! —London and North Western, 9il—hlidlautl, 291—North. Berwick, 1144—North Staffordshire, d 51—South Fee ern, 184 —nLiteharen and Putman, S St—Blanchester, Intellaid, and Lbloota t6i. new 6 per math p. 4. s e ta s i 133 If It 33 13 z d 14 12 2 d i Pm It " 9$ x d i Pa H id 1