The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-30 00:00:00

Friday. Aug. 29 (2s. Od.)

iii

WAR OFFICE, AVUOST 29.—The Queen ha-
graciously pleased to give orders for the appoiormer
John Forsyth, Esq., late principal ieepector•poeral of to
medical department of the Bengal army, to be an miner,
member of the civil division of the thud cleat, or r
penious, of the most honourable Order of the Bob.—
fia:erfe.

WHITEHALL, AUGUST `2B.—The Queen lax l'or
Cr:to direct letters patent to be parsed under the Greit
Le United Kingdom of Great Britain and Deland
appointing Robert Joseph Phillimore, D.C.L. aid
one of her Majesty's Counsel, learned io the law, to be be
Majesty's Advocate-General, in the room of Sir John Dorn
Harding, resigned.—Gazdte.
DOWNING-STRAIT, AUGUST 2;.—The Queen 'cis
been pleased to appoint James Robert Loogilen, Kay., to is
President and Senior Member of the Executive Combed of
the Virgin Islands.—Garotte.
BIRMINGHAM AND THE LANcASHIRE OPLSI-
TM& —The Rey. Dr. Miller, rector of Birmiugham,
Mefrom the pulpit to his siorregatiou at the Mo:ter
rl, on Sunday Lint, when the aniount collected eree
1601.
ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLEGE.—Wu are itifornfesi
that the annual benefit will this take place at 11
Majesty's Theatre on Wednesday, October 9. and from tb•
great haft: of visitors, the reehearsd bill of fare. and tbe
it interest the press and public take is this exacilect
chanty, a " bumper may be expected.

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THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1862 •
THE POLICE COURTS. . THE SCHOOL OF MUSKETRY AT HYTHE. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) BRIT= POeBRBSIONI3.
sh. IPd I ZanmATIL I °triage.lerrimay, il 'balsa
I"Tant7 i MONEY MA.
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(THIS DAY.) The following extract from the report on the late
Two o'Gtoom• i
mi 4llMalle • NJ* e 7 00 67 8
volunteer course of instruction at the School of Musketry.
- The railway market to-day is very quiet but St. 105 Nam.lir.llo.laralme. 1011 lON 1021 1 In the absence 01
WORSHIP-STET at Hythe, has been received at the War-office :
disquieting charact
miNGUL AR CASE or L ARCVIT IN A RAILWAY TRAM. " Hythe, August 14, 1862. steady in price. The only variation from yestur- r 01 Imadelkk diumaNew
wan -as -0 ei 7
day's quotations worth mentioning is a rise of } per II sa Da Primers .• -
been favourably at
Maroaret Cranford, about 30 years of age, and having " 1 have the honour to forward for the information of
cent. in South Eastern and Great Northern stocU. 141. 11•114WW‘4100SwIlth. ..._
the appearance of a respectable servant, was charged beton
cover previous spec'
his Royal Highnem the General Commanding-in-Chief the
London and North Western stock is now quoted 'l"ra„',,,mbrta.'' ALI ler. It ee -.
Illixan.eaLeiaigh with
dealiag
from
the
P"s°ll of Mr. Coward enclosed musketry practice return of the volunteers of the ea,.
not to 941: div. • Great Western, 66} to }ex IN DealiNkUln, aka. 76 79 - of 4 per cent. has tak
Complainant, a tradesman in the Kingsland road, whose 12th party who have just completed a course of instruction .I,_ ,Mi d, 1.23 i to ink ex div. . (*shire ISO _ _ Ds. Am Ink. elk. 76 170: - per Cents., for a aim
100 Waft s isdiss 101 -
years far outnumbered those of the person he charged, mid ;at this establishment, showing the results of their per- "Iv.
and 'Yorkshire 106 to }ex div. ; 'London and 8$ 100 OspeTADaskep.agsa. 1i74 1 108 rially, and the imps
Last night I had been to a friend's horse aod partook formances in target oust jodgiog distance practices. South Western, 09} to 100 •• Great Eastern, 44 II 100 Wows mesas ..... 1 t tosi 4
• of a glass of grog there. I entered a scoonetclass carriage I
1.04 41 speculative foreign
•
at Stratford-bridge station to return home. At that time "In explanation of the low 'figure of merit,' via, aas
tid .... ; Caledoman,' 1084 to I'o9 •; Great Northern as 11 &Air" gas P. et 1 I pm
- only moderate ant(
the prisoner was sitting alone in the same compart- 44_16, I would mention that the ' first period' was execu 122 to 123} ex div. ; and South Eastern, 84 to f4O le no. H.
otdo 1 Int Pm z
Csaneds except in one or tw,
- men'. Presently the ticket•coll,ctor came, and I found that in meet boisterous weather. While, however, the shoot- ex ir.
me Do. 6 p id. Pei 774 88 -
the advance.
r having taken a third-clans ticket, I bad another Id. to pay. My ing of the party is indifferent at the short distances, I Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen to to aS Do.sso.rretaasat.s.c: 64 64 -
. companion found out that she was in the same predicament. would remark that the shooting at the long dietances is very .30 /2 41 Conaols are offic
I paid my penny. I don't know whether she discharged
0, De. I pie sk. 1911 4O 63
4to t prem. Pernambuco are rather dull. Great l" sii Ott 6 lise 02 _
r ! good-17 out of 19 who practised between 600 mid 900
money, and 934
her debt, but suppose so. Then she took her seat opposite I
__,_ Western of Canada show steadiness. 100 an Do. do. W • 119 32 -
$ having obtained 7 points and upwards, and 76 per 100 all Do. N. XII- -30 32 - present quotation
to me, and we went on very comfortably talking toga- , 7'""" ORDINARY ISHARES AND STOCKS.
N. 100 Greed Indian Podasula 102 103 1028 }
getter-among other matters she asked if I liked ladies. I cent. being in first class at final classification.
I amhWeetetrss I ail "4" le II De. Newthe 4th of Septem
I replied, " Well, yes, if they are youug." Shortly after- I "The following volunteers are eligible for the marksman's &LI Pd I 31611WAM 7 • 8° 7 P•m• II Do. January, 1862 .• tI pm
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1 wank noticing that her dress completely covered my legs blade, having obtained seven points and upwards in Ng ati WrraiMoLatitourt 83. 8 Si - 6$ 1110 et 8. 0 tandem. 6a K. 104 104 - port is as follows' :
r (certainly I was sitting very forward), 1 asked her a questioe, first clue shooting, being in first class in judging It I" lark.l"4lChem•Auw. - - - all GLMeetOenede, Shower 1W is in 13
100 Mall Do.Doillp..7lc/idaew 0773.10•09 1671 10071 dil
= Cents. Reduced, 9
1 namely, whether her crinoline was not very extensive, and
she answered, "Not more so than was fashionable." On distance, and having - U an Blackburn ...... -....-.
been found on examine. U 0111117thand__ 1`70.. ...... •-• a.
•••per Ceuta., 93}, f
MO all Do. 6} do.. 77,wit.op. - - -
arriving at Mile-end I missed my purse from my lion to possess a knowledge of the theoretical prin. it mall
.800341=0ra1a1....C... 886 007 ad =
NO all Do.6f re.at.Bda.pay.7B 89 91 90 Cents., 77 ; India 1
trowser pocket, and instantly accused her of having ciples, and the cleaning arms and instruction :- is. 100 odidoilid - II 1 Indian Branch Limited 4 dts par -
ditto Four per Cent
i stolen is;
but she strongly denied the fact, adding, " Why tat middies.. Engineer; sipper F. Clarkson ; 40}h Middle. 10 all Mork and Bandon.. -..-, - - 86. 160 Madras Guar. 4+ pee ot. 91 93 -
the man is mad !" When we. goy to the ter- 10 in IClornwall 64 el - St. IN Do. do. I per et. 1011 1021 1021 ditto Bonds, 274.,
sax, Colour-sergeant Hooper ; 2nd Neefolk, Colour-serpant minus I chanced to put my had in the breast. 10 all Do. AIA no dia. natal 6 1 2 - ill IN Do. 41 per of ftten._ . N 96 -
" enfaoed " rupee p
l pocket of my coat, and, lo! there was the purse sure enough. Ch• ipperfield ; 21st Cheshire, Sergeant G. Wood ; 19th 10 en Do. Blp. Is pad to & I S 0.
lin ant Be ran 41 43 xd ••• R. 100 Nielb.Corp.6p.4.l3onds - -
10 an I.lleunawtakit Canada -
and-a-Half per C
• but the contents, two sovereigns and silver. the amount of Cheshire, Corporal J. H. Walters ; 3rd Dorset, Private J. 2
se :18 rund.,P le Alidaln. 9 10 --• due • asp. se. -
which 1 cannot tell, had disappeared. I told her that I Hodge.; 11th ohauwetenhke, private & viairdai
110. IN Itelinhurshaed 017118074 86 86 • 2 0 all Da do. Lad do. 6 7 -• 20a. prem. ;ditto a
should give her in charge for the rubbery, and I did so; but IS all Forth and 0740 Junes - - SI all Do, do. 11 cep. do. 4 6 -
1
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I have not recovered my money. St. 101 Glasgow aIL Masters 106 106 ••• 0 all Do. do. land do. 4 6 The foreign stool
Mr. !lorry, for the prisoner-Now, what did this woman THE NEW GAME LAW. et, WO Great Pastern -
Turkish Loans Si. 100 Do. A Stock.. 89 41 - si:. too scam. log 504 -
eay_whon you threatened to give you into custody ?
81. 109 Do. East Anglian StE 92 824 -. 10 16 Do. Pune ....-.. par 4pm - risen about } p
Mr. Porter (reloctantly)- Well, she told me that if I did 70 Ills xerroi OF Yu EXPRESS.
St 100 Gnat Northonlomiend 135 140 - SO all Do.
so abe would shame me before the magistrate the next $lll,-Amidst the great distress from which our at, see Greet Northern
t morning.
Id country is suffering, our legislator have thought proper U.
11 to 1 dig. fc
100 De.Al A rec. nodiv. un- 1224 1244 ad MI 1
10u 00.8 11116pet.lapaldn 192 134 xd - d
Mr. Horry-Did you take any liberties with her, sir ? to par a law to prohibit farmers from shooting rabbits, or ".
Micas.
for the paid rap. '
Mr.Porter-Well, little hand liberties certainly. I dirt not allowing anyone else to do so without they take out a silk loo°l3 a°•°°B7Bbl7Wlm` (n') 11 illi ill girl ad Na I 86.
DooAs. I Pclll4. prices. I Salon.
• repulse, or reject her ad.... ea I ought to have do= licence to kill gaine. I, with thousands of others, think fik leo Do.EIM ValAltualtk. 64- 60- ad - man 842 o,.....yulcovery in Italian P
I mesa with that degree of violence I should have this an abominable law, for many reasons. In the first 110, 100, Lancashire.* Yonsidr . 108 106} 106 lOO - -
164, St. Do. 4 p.M.Pret. Min 100 - - -
place,- marked 69f. The
exercised,
any one who walks around the ground near it, 10k Loudon and Blaekvail St SS Of 8 3,006, Se East and Heat India 100 132 134
Clarence, 61 B-The prisoner was given into my custody.
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in request, and hi
She denied knowledge of the robbery, and said that the the covers and preserves of any of our landed proprietors Ilk 1101Lon.,11.1ightoart&Ocae 119 120
1,638,31 SR London lOO 60 62 -
• will see the destruction of the crops which has taken It. 1" oad°ll.l-1141/m6-0,1"L 43 85 46 4 tons, sr. (84. Katharine lOO 68 60 - 274, while the net
gentleman had caught bold of her legs • also that he had place this year. Nut one field out of ten will be worth Is. 100 London es North feta. HI 541 ad 934 at 344. si.
isouth.pw. 100 - - -
D proceeded to other acts which should not' be mentioned in a the labour and expense attending the preparation of iiit mall Lopri°d'ondiElSoghutthsWester, 091 1001- SOO, St. Vietons NS 97 99 - Portuguese scrip i
a public court.
the land, manure, Jac. Thelon thus sustained throughout our U all londondereetColerala. - - -
•••• & 20 IDo New -
vian, 1 to Of ilia.
Mr. Salford, clerk-Were the prisoner and the carriage in
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. which she had been in searched ? country may be wifely reckoned at some millions per annum. et 100 Do. and Zunlskillet. 40 46 -,
- COWNIAL GOVIIIIMIINT SKOMIITILL l2 prem.; and se
Many farmers would gladly give sums varying from 201. U. 100 Maile00.8•11001011 39 3: Witness-Botb, sir; but not any money found except
No. I Ilk I 1120011. I Pd. CI priest. I Wk. Transactions are
to 1501. per annum more for their estates if allowed to de- ..114 ,!..2 14,,,440°P°414",,,_.
IQ 127 t ad 371 7 ad --
0 111. upon her.
stroy the rabbits. I hope you will use your influence to 711,, 1";', "V:7"'"- "'• - ag II en, ad -•• • • . .11pc.,1817-81 . 100 106 107 1061 tiara Seven per Co
Mr. Porter-I was perfectly sober. My purse was safe stir the people to the fact, and demand an alteration of the a: lee Do: 6-18.,*Deggy W WO xd 97 DoApereent.,lB9B.4.. 100 - -
three hours before I got into the carriage. I took the
.... - De.oper et neatens. 100 10 106 - ditto, second issue,
nt game laws. No one deprecates more than Ido the 10 ail Hid. Gt. Wu. (Ire.) - -
penny out of the same pocket it was io, and how it after-
. .. Do. 6 per ea Iter.d.Sep. 100 106 108 -
reseearful murders that have taken place by poachers, but 16 all Hid Kent -
wards got into my coat breest pocket I don't know. 212.4 .. Do. 6 per cent. - per Cents, for as
V they are limited to few districts, and the law will meet the 100 all Newcastle and Cada; -•- -••
kik .. Dubow cent. In Stock 100 94 96 96 per Cents 9,ii ;
Mr. Leigh-IC is a carious and peculiar case. The fact of case-the alteration that is wanted is as regards rabbits. ea"
a,ll, „Nswr7tArmolll"..._•• -as - .. .. ot G tiopeep.4.lB73 100 106 110 - • t 2
money not having been found is in the prisoner's favour, but - • •
a Only fancy 1,000 and upwards of rabbits killed on &storm of R. 100 ii"naidrt ^ansuP'"'"" -' - .... .. do. IRO 100 112 tis - - scrip, 10/. paid, 1
under all the circumstances I think I must send it for trial. abort 200 acre., tome more, annually.- - •-
At this point the prisoner observed that not wishing to It is not what they ga me North &huh
actually eat, but what they destroy, and it is a generally 15, 100 Lib ~Paola Dumf 2n In - IM, .. New Drunsw.Gdoov. 6 ;8X 11000 110,11 110618
no--
disgrace her friends she would plead guilty.
.... .. N. B.llales Civep. ci. I 100 100 101 7, the Committee's G
received fact that where rabbits abound other game gets 84, 100 /Meth Devon Rail. aL. .- - -
Mr. Horsy said this was entirely against his advice.ad .... .. Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 187 100 904 1004 scarcer. 1,000 rabbits will coat as much to keep as four U. 1151 11. lockers-Belmick_ _ •• 101 ..16. ad 561
.. Do. 6p. c., 1888 - per Cents., 1864,
s Sentence, four months' hard labour under the Criminal wore sheep.
t
-
Justice Act. Rabbits cannot be confined like sheep to eat 26 ug -0. 'Lli-41"1". 1l 01 as
2 'lll .....
.. New Zealaad 6 t. 100 106 110
It I Do. pee am
- Cents., 1858, for
t • what is allotted to them, hut they swarm over • field of ta. 100 Do. you
WANDSWORTH.
turnips, for instance, bark the turnips, and when the first gt, 100 North Louden ... - Aust.Gov. epos Smde 100 108 110 = Cents., 1862, sari
FORCED CHEQUEL-CURIOUS AFFAIR. frost comes, these rot. Sheep do not like to feed on the 10 a Dn. New Par Pm -
- .... - Vic.Gv.6p.o.lan.tr.laly 100 106 WS
.... .. Do. do. Op. a Apra aO. 100 1081 109} 1091 paid-up scrip, 66,
A tall gentlemanly-looking person, with a light-coloured grass where rabbits have fed. 161 ISt North Staffordshire._ 4} 4 ale -
beard, who pm the =me of Edward Warmt Martin, was I have sentyou this information, hoping that you will I 6 en NoraSawestonanto 104 101 ad - Cents., 102} ; Yen
ELITISM MOIL
brought before Mr. Dayman, charged with uttering al • before the blir:, that the food of the ele IN /16"61" Control -
ay it prominently pu forged cheque.
It. 109 Soottish N. I AberStk. 47 49 - No. I Sh. I Masa I Pg. la. prises I Wee. count, 27, 26}, 27j
people may not be thrown away.-I an., ac., dt. 100 kottish Midland -
The Blue Jacket
It appeared in evidence that on the preVlollll afternoon the sidoidota, August
0.000 10 ranee Ins ig - - -
29. A. B. C. k. 101) Shropshire Union _ 67 19 -
prisoner entered the King'. Head public-house, High-atreet,
- Cllford IS all ilittlitgbournedlßwern. - - -
Wandsworth, at the time Mr. Green, the landlord, was --
all, 1110 South Devon SW 351 id •• 5k060:41 .i Musty. Gam.. Con.ool(tadvkidtamo) :1..11
4456222.4:Pm 24
- whaisthbrol
ug
• writing a letter in the smoking parlour. The prisoner first
ad • di, 00 idi
1. addressed him by asking him to lead him a pencil to back a Three invitations were sent to the Chancellor of 32 100 80°70 77•07•zu •• -• •
It 100 South via. wre ew ad 07f ad 611 .. Sam Ilseest (Mogan/ .. Pi
..__the Exchequer.., to attend public_meeting the day after the as. in 8. itc4.888.& ganBDai, er wa 6144 .. last Camden
2734°.° 41 40 471 i I from New York, 4
1 cheque. He stated that be was going to pay it away, that-
g. - last Corn Brea
his governor had met with an accident in the country by ...quire at Newcastle, on the .th of tober. One from 80 all majaeotreigestam,me, 6 7 -
0. - 11.17h.Zensel(Tevlsik) 71.16 6 31 $/ -
the Northern Union of Mechanics' Institutions, one from IS an Stockton a Darnmiten 87 38 -
breaking his leg, and he had co to pay a cheque his
48 i .. Grandeur a 81. =bp. 674 16 'l7 - Consols are al
governor owed a lady on the Hill, at Wandsworth. the Literary and Philosophical Society, and one from the U 15 Ditto ditto -
g. .. Great South Totems .. 17a. 31 61 -
1 He then asked Mr. Green to oblige him with dinner Gateshead Mechanics' Institution. Mr. Gladstone has intl. 111. 1111 Tel Vale
6, G. Mb. Vor (Heletool.. 60 5 6 - and 931 to 4 for I
146 160 xd -
6/4 ...•
and he would return in half an hour. He returned mated his inability to accept the two termer invitations, •010 is" Indium. - The Turkish Inl
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14 I Inn
but there is a probability of his attending the meeting at a% at ga, ... _ - 1A24 .. Herod e.root ... ... -.. 81.12 e 41 43 -
at the time, and partook of a rubstantial dinner, and after-
mand, and, though
8000 - Elageka Donna 4717477d 31 3 -
Gateahesd. An invitation has been sent to Mr. Gladstone 11. led Vele eflaili
i wards had two four peneyworthe of whiskey arid water,
6,000 .. lady Bertha 1.18.0. t 4 - comiug, the nuake
to accompany the Tyne Commissioners on a trip to Shields Sea 100 Viekeis ka. a Plailloo 140 142
, amounting altogether to Is. 0. When the time came for-
806 .. Margaret (Uny Lekak. lil 01 43 -
- Lion of MI to }.
i be stated that he had lost his purse and that "W. aaesda.., y, October 8, but no reply has, as yet, been 20 all Mat Dantean 6l 61
St 160 M.Heilrisj_l
oiktdarb.tkllT - - -
- 9,000 .. Marko Valley
40.030 4 Myryuy Iron Ore - About 213,0001
payment, have left it at the lady's house' where racelv'''
42 0 -
6°6
00 North DOR=
be had paid the cheque. Mr. Green told him that he MR. GLADSTONE'S VISIT TO MIDDLESBROUGH - lik I" Ws*
• 84. 100 DOW Newport 36 60 - thought he had no money by his manner, upon Our readers will recollect that at the lad, meeting of the St 106 DON lieri 90 91 ad - 2,600 .. N. Names (Mogen) - - --
0.000 .. N. Mh. Beret (Mogan) SI lis. 21 31 -
which the prisoner produced a cheque, and desired town council Mr. Alderman Fellows moved that Mr. Glad-11,640 .. North Maud Crotty
the landlord to take hie bill and give him the change. It storm, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, should be invited to PAKTKILLIICII MAU&
6600 .. Per Ikea (St. Blesey) . 11 6 6 -
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afteb°Tugrohheoottebanyds..the.unecyßr::ii
The Austrian ex
was a cheque drawn on the Southwark branch of the London visit Middlesbrough during his sojourn in the north, in ab. IN I lan.weire. Madan pekoe. 1 /Wee. 4120 10 Provideace (U. Leleat.'lo.o.l. 30 41 -
and Westminster Bank by Thomas Mara Fell, for 16/., October. We hear that the distinguished gentleman has Bt. 1100 'Bristoldatzeter4p.c.B4. fla 90 i 95 Con. Ma CO ' 1 - rise, owing to the
Mrt :: ist=ost. Clear) lt gal Mt
payable to Mr. Wilson, and dated August 98, 18b7.. Mr. signified his intention to accept the invitation, and receive 84, 10 'Caledouiati Quar. Sh..l - - -• Green had suspicion that it was not Comet, and asked the an addrees from the corporation ou the 9th October.- 111 all 'Cork and Bandon 6ip.c - - -•
•
prisoner for his address. He refused, but add he would Stockton Gazelle. 30 MI !Cornwall, 6 per MIL IS 21 &M
AN :: &S. CaM.rnTranoselirsa (1(lilllopaNs* j 111.544.11 me* 106 M --- VKiernsunttrdsm,The3rawts
9101 . Stray Park 18,5 lll 33 - ILI6 to 4 ; Hotta
all Chui. Malt & Abera ea. 6 If -
give his name and address if he would walk Me. A. STEUART. M.P.-Just as we were going a
. Tamar SlLalsedkii.C. 61 - w 3 months, 25.4
,100 Min.& (HAMM lg. ca. Ul 113
round to the station. Mr. Green accompenied him to the to press last night, we were informed by Mr. Cockerell that 88, 100 : gdin.,Pertabun.,4.p.c. - - a. 0,800
I . 14 itt _ erp' i. -. 0.000 10 Ila Croft
station, and he was asked if he had any more cheques, and be had that afternoon received a letter from Mr. A. Steuart, lE. ,100 Ot.P.aatern K.C.Ex.,6p. 111 113 Ad 111 ad 10,000 - Yale et Towilizt) MAO. - - - 3 months, 25.421 to 7
he replied he Ind not. He gave two names and two ad- one of our representatime, stating his intention of shortly I ; cent., No. 1
- 1194 to 1 ; Petersb
dresses and upon Mr. Green intimating his intention to resigning his seat for this borough. Mr. Steuart adds that St. .103 Do. do. No. 2 llO lig ad - 1,024 -H. Cared= ( ) II 29 31
rig .... Wh.W."Beseswantrijwas"a likirsild • • 44
2358° "863 -
- Vienna, eff.flo., 3 we
charge 'him, be produced another cheque for 91. 10s. in a spint of fairness he had made this communication to lit. Ilse Do. do. e percent pr f. 117 lie xd in
- 3 months, 13.20 to 13
-
On searching him, a third cheque was found him (Mr. Cockerell), as well as to Mr. Barlow.-Cambridge260 .. Wt. Buller
cdzolth 6 60 56 - 3 months, 49 to I
-
in the lining of his hat, and a portion of ./adepnukrat Press. 84.87' 1111014 j LwDo.• Ldo.AwgjAinA, 7 percent c"
-- 7..
St. ,1110 Do. It Union, 4p. ct. gun - - - 4.06 .. IFIR Id ( 1 74. 1
_, .it - GPO% 3 months, 2
a fourth cheque was found on the ground, where he A TIXTOTAL LANDLORD. -It iS stated that Lord 84. 104 Do.' do. 6 per cent. gua. - - - LOH .. wh. EKty (Cm Want) 1.7. Z. Vi .60 - to ea ; Naples, 3 n
was staoding. An empty purse was found upon him. Llanover has had all his harvest got in for the last two years dt. 100 Do. Nod. 6 p.c. Ev.. 184.6 - - - 4,300 .. Wheal Ludoott ' 2.10.8 101 11 11
lONS .. HAW) Auseolleareeti )1 8 13 16 - 118 to 4 ; Manna,
Sergeant Usher made inquiries, and found that the cheques without the use of any intoxicating drinks. His lordship at" le° D°• 611)8"1*Prtf'• 1841 - '''
-.
LON .. kb. Trelawney ,I.• • . I 7 15 17 - 5200 113 ;Oporto, 8
were forgeries. He also found that in 1857 a person of the has given the money it would have cost to the reapers' wives rt.. dos Do. Sp. et. Waveney V. i - - -
'lOO Greet Northern, 6p.ak i 116 118 ad - The following a
prisoner's description had an account at the bank, and that and children. The noble lord has also done away with SL 100 Do.6ored.a4lop 440.1 110 14 sd - 10111111 =NIL principal continen
he was supplied with a cheque-book, and that soon after- public-houses on all his estates, and unfortunate wayfarers at 100 Do. 41 per cent. • ' 103 106 ad - No. I 10. I Marie. IPil IQ. Prima. asks. and Berlin, 3 per
wards the account ceased,
must confine themselves to water whilst they are on his St, 100 D0.779.0.red.486 P.A. ' 707 104 ad -
Mr. Dayman remanded the prisoner tuatil next Saturday. lordehip's property. -Bristol Mereury. 16 1 all Gt.ll.Bcotland.l7tPr4l I - - - 90,6091 le Australian ..... .... W 1 11 - burg, 5 ; Frankfm
- IKON 1 Bon ...cooed, Undted., an a 1 -
Vlscrom
TO WOOLWICH ARSENAL-The sug- "&„ 1,4 ~-„,,,,.....v.,.....-.4.--,mt,l 9,- i. 7 -15,0 N 6 Brasil. Lall.oo.(Und . ell 1 11 - and Amsterdam, :
THE WIFE MURDERIB AT ISLEHORTH BY HER formation of persons visiting Woolwich Arsenal have been 84. ilOO , Do. Weakens. 6p. et. 91 SS Sih moos 45 Coke Copper ; ell 11 ZS -
HUSBAND. adopted by the War Department. A telegram was for- 84. 100 I Do.6p.etredeem Pre. 102 104 - 10,000 20 Coplapo (Um.) - 'l6 7 5 -. Mutual Tontine )
79 34 _ 76.000 1 Dun Mountain Copper en f 1 - a view to tontine
--e--- warded to the heads of departments yesterday, informing 81. ire I Do. iiirmgrute 2c7ka. 77
- ad - 0000 3 Beat Del Rey(Limited) 1 1 1 pun I/ dowments, and f
BRENTFORD, SATURDAY bioasocc. them that the new cards, available f ear the public visiting 8, !me Do. (7,888 0,8, 40.8 78 78 84 _ WOOO 1 wort= (1.11 n.)
tall II
34
days-viz., Tuesdays and Thursdays, will be marked on the ga :we • wiailasarpt.Sa Sp.e. 160 172 ad - 90,000 10 General all USS .7 The board is reap
The further examination of Robert Cooper, alias
back from 10 to 11.30 a.m. and from 2to 4.30 p.m., instead Eit 1100 Do. do. do. 6p. c. 102 104 ad - 00,000 1 Gt. Northern Copper - composed of direct
Copeland, Bally, Bambara, lic., was resumed this morn-
-08. Australia (Um.) 14 14 0 dis - Society. It is me
ing at the sessions-room, in the Town-hall, before Captain of from 10 to 4se heretofore. St •100 Lana Yorksh. 0 p.0.8t. 167 139 -
1 i yea -
Donnethorne and • full bench of magistrates. DEATH OF FRANCIS PARKER, Esq.-It is with et im 7,0487077°78718-878°77777‘
No. 1 116 118 - WHO 11 Upends (Lim.)
16,000 3 Unarm Si 6 - made arangemeuts
The evidence heard was mostly that which was taken at regret that we have to announce the death of this gentle- 10,000 I Lositanian the inquest, man, one of the Great Northern Railway Director'. Mr. et. 'lOO . D0.6p.0. do. N 0.2 116 110
Si 100 'Do 6 p.c. do. . 136 140 , . . -
- 1061116 1 Madonna
I et. - Westminster, on
for the establialn
Parker was for many years an active and a very useful St. 400 I Dolf.c. do, No.l 116 118 -
1 6
,-, out at Gresham
member of the Great Northern board ; and much respected al .100 ' Do. p.o. do. .... - - - EXTENSIVE PIRES.-(THIS DAY.) by those who knew him. He was also one of the largest 116.• 'lO4 'Ha lea
0- •-•- - 1.70:000°Cm 101 Piontejthlatend°Bll"vAerwafese9 an
lid'
--
100,000 6 Port Phillip l/1 17 4 now experienced
tit, 400 IDm p.c. PretAteck.. WS 167 - . 1 Santa Barbara Gold X 1 pm, - shareholders in the company. -Ifcrapedh.
80,000 1 Scottish Austin. (Igen.) IN. iell - ardent chambers
84. 100 D0.11p.0.d0.(M.8AC.P.; 123 132 -.
Aoout half-past 5 thin morning, an alarming fire, OPENING OF THE PORYPATRIEK RAILWAY.-SHORT di, 400 .Daa
.o.l44.(div.dat up - 11.4109 90 St.J °hit del Rey (Um.) 111 0 - Parliament. The
attended with a great loss of property, happened on the SRA PASSAGE BETWEEN IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.-BLLFAST, i
mane 1 Wnythlne item.) B7l It 7,4 04
- subscriptions of 1
premises of Yr. Edward Small, a cooper, carrying on bud- FFUDAY MORNING.-TIH4 railway was opened for passenger et 100 lon. and Done 101 103 -
ink at No. 1, Camden-row, Camden.town, adjoiniug Mr. traffic yesterday. A special train left Belfast for Dore- SR ;100 i LaN W.C0v..1 31 un.W... - - 113 xd 41000 3 Vudenentiltana Pus). :4 ti - tine classes ; each
--.-- or their respective
Frimley's eoffee-shop, and Messrs. Hall and Baits' zinc bade* at 9 a.m., where it arrived at 10 o'clock. The St ;Igo 'rejo •o‘oVa7P,,,a'c:astikiltri - - I
i -
-
.- JOINT STOCK BASKS.
works. When the engines arrived the firemen found steamer Heroine was in waitin, and started fur Portpatrick At; Ins IN..' shatalano.6p.m. 122 -124 the same age, ant
the whole of Mr. Small's *operage in a blaze, ad the immediately. with about 6008 nansansnr• nn ).‘anl Shah a 1 .• 1 ..._ .. . m•- • ••.. , .• ---

Bit IPd I Unman. INo
yestsing prin. I I NW to.day
I erday. to Ito
lal ad 4111=116 • NJ* 07 10 67 8
N. IN Isa.llo..lalailigke 101} lON 1024 1
40 2 Do. New - - .....
uan DaliskarlakiasnalL 01 61 Se
a De.Pramme. 81 2
HO satAirk.secZiiii
2.4 e.
ditaads., 1167
AL
N• Do. J.Splkllll.dliba.M 78 76 79e2 -
100 Daly= WM NW. 76 79 -
10 166 Waft H► lasboso lOl 103 -
84 100 Capsi•Elkokip.a.goa is 1 08
84 100 Nano DEW ....
116 It4l UN Imalaa gm'. p.-46 1 I 106} 41
II 6 De. G. Estonia.- - 1 17m -
SO I Do. H. do 1 IN -
Si. 160 Grand ?sunhat Canada 21 SO -
160 A Do. 6Ns al. Post. • • 64 M -
110 a DillsoProttlp.sl.lla. 64 66 -
160 an Do. 6No ti. &MM. SO S 2 .1
1.10 all Do. V Sur id. 1810 4O .3 -
100 an Do. do. lON.. • • 20 32 -
100 an Do. do. =I..- 80 32 -
N. 104 Ong Indian Poilasola 109 103 1024 }
10 12 Do. New 4 Ipm -
10 9 Do. January. 1862 • k 6Pm -
10 HO 016. of !adios. 6p. et. 101} Die -
all Dl.W.s.Casaik 86orom 12} IS 121 17
11l Do. Now 7} 7} W. -
100 all Do.llp.cBdapay73,i.op 96 100 -
106 all Do. 6} do.. 77.w1t.0p. - - -
160 all D0610.6684a.901.78 89 91 90
II 1 Indian Branch United 4da par -
•6. 100 Kaden Omar. 40 pie a. 91 93 -
IL IN Do. do. 9 par N. 1011 102} 1021 1.. IN Do. 6} par at fttan ft 96 -
St. 100 11.3b.C0rp.6p. ct Bond - - -
110 a x.lieunawtakit Canada
dun • cap. sh. -
A an Do. do. Lad do 6 7 -
A an Do. do. 11 nap. do 4 6 -
A all Do. do. Land do 4 6 -
103 N. B. ot Canada. p. a B5 68 -
44:. 100 *dads lOl4 1 -
10 16 Do. Pune ....- par 400* an -
SO all Do.
26. 100 D0.1nd.86.1,634.5p o 96 100 -.

O. A 11511.15 t 11•1111.) 15 At 1.. _.
••• misr awisa.is visa.. a p.iaos. AI I lilt ..
*OOO 11 Cameo (Una) 1 1 pa D7,ndeiipmd dididi;al;ed-dtoimsgit=. "."''' ''P"."' DEATH OP -ERA--NT.'lB--PARKER, ESQ.-It is with 11s 1100 199A111MIM•01)."" -
i I St No. 1 116 118 16,000 5 Mara di II -
-
The evidence heard was mostly that which was taken at regret that we have to announce the death of this gentle- et,.
,100 , n0.t0.0. do. 240.6 lid ny - 10,000 I Lualtonlan
atl I Ida
the inquest inquest. man, one of the Great Northern Railway Directors. Mr. Si 300 ' Do.llp.c. do. . 130 140 - 103,816 1 *admin.&
50.000 1 N. Ski neC.ol • Aus.(L) 1 i
Parker was for many years an active and a very useful et. 100 i Dab .e. do. Ne. 4 116 US -
member of the Great Northern board; and much respected 811. .100 ! Do. p.o. do. -..- ..- - 10,000 10 PostglaudalverLead all 1 6 -nL
EXTENSIVE PIIZES.-( THIS DAY.) by those who knew him. He was also one of the largest It 1100 410004 1 p0.D0.740; =hoot : 151 iTy - 100,000 6 Poet Plillllp lllt 11 e
1 Santa Barbara Gold Y 1 pa •-•- • .
shareholders in the company. -Hcrapath.
SS .IIO.Ope.do.(W.K&C.P.; la 132 _ 90,000 1 kcal& Audi:. () Ink.
si Pm
_..-
13030 SO St. John del 141 lace)
About half-past 5 thin morning, an alarming fire, OPENING OF TEE PORTPATRICK RAILWAY.-SHORT Ma 1001100 ID= e. Saldtv.det tal -
attended with • great loss of property, happened on the SEA PARsAGEREFRIEVS IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.-BELFAST,
*neon 1 wseentits i Lim.l all • 1 z
premises of Mr. Edward Small, a cooper, carrying ors bolsi- FR/DAV MORNING.-This railway was opened for passenger St. 11110 Lon.duttham and Dove, 101 103 -
nee at No. 1, Camden.row, Camden-town, adjoining Mr. traffic yesterday. A special train left Beirut for Doug- rc. ;tlL° it4t4v4ic,.lisettiLarszt
„: = 113 ad 45.000 3 Yudanamutana (Um.). all 24 11
_ -- -
Frimley'a eoffeeeshop, and Messrs. Hall and Bain? zinc bade* at 9 a.m., where it arrived at 10 o'clock. The ."" " '.
100 ho do r• rry and Ennis - - -
works. When the engines arrived the firemen found steamer Heroine was in waiting, and started for Portpatrick Ilse lige% FL: a iddo.dp. 04, 126 164 _ the whole of Mr. Small's cooperage in • blaze, and the immediately, with about 600 passengers on board She 6I 44 Do. 84 - Na 1 Ilk. 1 Balsa. IP& 113 L aka. 1 MAN fire lied seized upon the premise* tiegeogiog to Mr. Feimley, made the run armee in one hour and twenty-seven minutes, 84. .100 Do. SI per east - 10.300 ISO Somas& 11. /16r. Dank .1187 89 ad, -
the coffeeshop keeper, and alio those of the rice works. and the return trip in one hour and twenty-nine minutes, 10 1 • Doadownahle Spa 6 ;y.O. - 10,000 UM ManceLoa.teLtverpool 7Si 41 pa; 111
0 c Stook - - 71,500 60 Asa:alma ali 119 71 ' -
Fortunately the supply of water was most excellent ; but without • single accident having occurred-Duelist Evening -
9...p.c. 128 140 - 10,000 26 lank of
before the flames could be subdued Mr. Small's cooperage Mail.
8,000 HO Bank of ll= SO 8. 80 183
was burned out, and the roof destroyed. Two of Mr. CONVERSION TO PROVEsTANTISM.-The Nenagn' 834 10012
liDo.dinnld.p.C°*.DaCooalFlrell Btook 102 154 id -
et. 100 Do. Istalitchtn 6 p.e. 63 95 ad - 40,000 60 British N. America - -
Friniley's rooms were also burned out, and the roof and Guardian says :-" William Scully, Esq. of Ballinaclough, 141.. 1101 Norfolk 6p.66.l.z.Steck - - - 12,500 20 Char.Bk.Brit. Columbia 10 1 1
parlour burnt severely ; and a large amount of damage has Golden, youngest son of the late'Denvs 'Scully, Eaq., Kil- Ilk lee Forth Bittillv a Der saw 111 1.5 - V 5.204 20 C. lis. airua,Ans.,Ltuni id/ 181 114 19
been done to the warehouse of ](sears. Hall sod Heins. erode, together with his family, abjured the errors of et 1: Do. New Goa. p. ct 110
1} ..n
~, - 20,040 26 Chard. Bro. of IndL,
- Ls. and China ell 33 25 xd -
The origin of the fire is uuknown. All the parties Were popery, and joined thecommunion of the church of England, le u• N.5..-c0n..4 r°e..o g. 92 4zd - ad 0 000 100 City -
insured.
on Sunday last, in Golden Church. On Mr. Scully leaving 17 a; Da do. de l4 01 cu. xd - 40,000 100 Colonial -
At an early hour in the morning' telegraphic message was
0,20. ii Cum, of Canada
the sacred edifice he was met by a crowd of ruffians, who m 11 I Ds. Leda 6 p.ct. Na 1 - - -
received by Mr. Heoderson, the present superintendent of ed and hooted him for a considerable distance." 36 ilO aniotk.lL &Baum }dß i eta - 86000
oes 00 Eng. Sout.s2AurLebset,i all 176 18 18 171
aD
of the N diAriet of the fire brigade, that • tire was raging HEBREW OATIOL-The newspaper reports of 20 . all :North fltaffordshlre.... al 06 - 10,000 100 Imperial Bank. Limited 7 i dis par -
at Manor Farm, Lee, in Kent. He at once started to the 84 all 'Scottish Coat. New Pref. e. - •- 10,000 100 London and Braaten_ 6 par i pin -
the proceedings at • coroner's inquest lately held at the at; !no ;fti.N.Lsep.d.proust ... _,
- 26,090 ID Lon. CIL Busk ol Saul. all 361 xO4 261
scene with a couple of engines, and a powerful body of
Logsdon Hospital, when • jury, chiefly consisting of Jews, St ,100 ' DizAber.fril...... •-•- •-•- *OOO 1/0 Do. New -
theme.) and upon gaining the spot they found that •a large
at first objected to receive the evidence of the house- St. 'lOll De. 7 p.c.PreL Stook • • - - BMW 60 Laden and County -
alnahclrd6dc .hhatry,tmonfiaignairdage.7ol,ll'eggiu;rontirrry' btlosnegnevdeliZed3(7. serum likewise a Jew beams he took the oath hare-
-10
ISi IL Dives heed I.?. C. 10 101 xd -
- 10,300 56 Loudon Jam{ Stook - 10 13} 34} -
20,400 9.1 London & South Akira 16 31 41 pm 20
Cardwell, a farmer. The damage done was considerable sow Do. 41 per sent lOO 102
--bolded 'and on an English Bible, hes given rue' to much con- ~,L" _Blj 'Lam (head 911. 901 91 244
- 30 000 UM Lora and. Westminster.. fu 77 79 784 8
' Leavers," in the Jewian community. On Saturday last, how- Z' Ind Do; dad 64 per ast. 103 102
but the property was insured. The fire probably arose from - 20,004' 100 Metro. it Prov. Bank (L. 1 1 dis 91
a spontaneous ignition of the hay. ever. the Rev. the Chief Rabbi preached a sermon at the oa. ;Ho S. gods Spa. 4, p,,,,,S ... .... 50,000 100 Nat. Prov. of lagand.. 48 - - -. Great Synagogue, Duke's place, when he declared that, Si. 'me . Do, aa par cent -- - MON 60 National Bank
Another fire took place on the premises belonging to Mr.
Se 011 15,00: SO New South Wale* .l, 41 43
according to Jewish law, a Jew should cover his head when St. 100 'fli Yorkshire 6p. c. am. - -
W. T. Walter., a cabinet maker, siteate at 8, Gloucester- .
- *RV 25 (Mental Bank Coepoen all Si 63 -
street, Margaret-street. Heggerstone. The flames coin- taking an oath, as is the case with all religious acts, curbed
ilt:
~
Hl'
,5tect.pd.111061960601140. „like.
nsii Ntki
- hive vi 05505111111 Rank ...
only swear on • Hebrew Bible, which alone can
menced in the workshops which were burned down,and should 25Cap.& IS 36 - 25,000 10 Do. New 22}3pm 41
the contents coesumed. ' said to contain Gr." word in ate purity.-"rewilA Chn'aiefe. 84. .1110 ' **eV& Ilikwon7B9.o. 014 - 25,500.: 100 ProMuclal or lrelaaas - - -
4 . to. 25 PO on of a so.ratia sl. MI 16, 1
-
-.-- - have witnessed, and many more will have read the account 8t 100 Do. do. 2nd d 0.14120 IN adl -
- 10,0% 10 Union of Ireland (Um.). 2 I} 01 dls
OFFICIAL AND GOVERNMENT IN.PkerION OF THE 01, the curious effects of Mr. Braid, of Manchester, pro- g_"" 13°. Nent 5 "1". prof.relu9l°. thinel a.dd! -
16t. ASO Do.do.perp. 6 p.05.6,.ti). JO U 1111.41 4111•04..101a . . 15 111 22 -
UNDERGROUND RAILWAT.-(Tsin DAY.)--The main trunk duced by what is called "hypnotism," from Soros (sleep).
Eue, stations, and sedimps of the Metropolitan Railway being Mr. Braid rejected the theories of the mesmeriser and phre- NORKIGN RAILWAYS. completed, were officially inspected this morning by the nologist, and maintained that be could produce, by action _ , pd. 1 unman. I
SNO.
Rhea I we.. SUNOLLANZOUS.
o
government inspector of railways appointed by the On the muscles, phenomena analogous to those with which m• INo. ISO. 1 iloasanas. IPdl a• priors I San, of Trade, the engineers of the Metropolitan Railway, the phrenological mesmerist startles the spectators. I saw SO 5
i leitardsml 1 71 -
- IKON 10 MIN -
assisted by the engineers of the various lines terminating him thus fascinate to sleep a circle of miscellaneous patients ..15
anan 110,000 10 Atlantic RI. Mall et.(L) Si 5 4
91.0001 16 Australian A04011L• •••19 2 in -
in the metropolis, and several civil engineers. The chairman, by making each patient fix successively his (or her) eyes ;10 g.prd,n.d„,74,.0./ 71 2 put, - 47,0001 10 Rerlfn Waterworks all 1 go
deputy chairman, directors, secretary, and other officers upon a lancetense that the operator held between finer and g atl neiglan IL lunation .. ig 1} 11 1 10,000 6 Bombay Oak Lathed l4d } pa -
deputy
to the railway company accompanied the inspec- thumb. And when slumber had been thus induced, with- le ell Deism to Orldnedeee.• ''' 634,780 St. erit.a Irish Asa. Tel
IN 60 36 xd' -
tors. After a most minute survey of the liner the rails, out aid of magnetic passes, and merely by the concentra- .. 30 'Cannes= Mine & Ball. 101 11} - da.Bl lai Do. II 7 nee aBBDMaI 19 11 19 20
points, sidings, bridges, and the new brickwork in the vici- tion of sight and mind on a single object, Mr. Braid said to 100 fßiOtriit...., a„„ - -
4 Ara': - 8,5161 524 Canada Lad all 100 103 -
960,000 St. Oop.Mgaefas.diamelt ' all 14 18 -
nity of the late accident, which gave general satisfaction, me. "Now, obesity., I will draw into play the facial muscles 15..... ;
3lf pm 17; t,002525 St. Crated Palace
the partyl4l Dutch Rhenish
proceeded re canine., repelled by one , which are set in movement by laughter, and ludicrous to an loot. or pr."
21 1.1 - leo,im St. Do. Prialerencis -
of the company's locomotive engines, along the images will immediately present themselves to the sleeper." go all fzio„ mega mas. 6. pie' •-•- 277,01011 St. Do, 6p. et. Pap. Deb lOO 109 111 110
line at various rates of speed, stopping at the He did so gently to one of the an old woman ;20 all CIL Central of Prams- - - - *MU IL &India it Lon. tiblppair all 810 -
several stations and shunting on the sidings, in order pulling up the corners of her mouth. sleepers,resently the pa- 110 all 136. Lexembg. Casa N. 14 143 - aseini s) IsaistlndtalmiLa Causi I.as t pea _,
to test the efficiency of the apparatus and its appliances. tient buret into laughter so hearty, as to be contagious 10 all Rams Junction - 700,000 Bt. an T ~.. 100 99 la -
toldall Lake Constsnoe & Bale - - -. 70.00 e kg. and Aust. ... all 1/ 21 -
-
The inspection proved in every respect sati.factory, and among" the audience Meant ; .04 when asked the *Wee. : 1111 ,la sue Turnhout - - - 20,000 1 Oa. Naas Vulgate.. 14 t 6 27 zd -
there is no doubt that the opening for traffic will take p 1~~, - - £54,001 Grua Nip (Limited) .. all fI I i
on the Ist of October• had happened to her a few days before, and which the le en ,Marta entente -
, muscular action, excited, had at once bronght back to the u all ;Nsin.aLleuLlos7 tba Si 07 _
100,000 D0...17,
.per cent. Prof. all li 11 li 1
Sliiii:KlNO OCCURRENCE.-ONE Boy KILLED AY I memory. Next, Mr. Braid drew down the muscle, on the IP - 12.000 Loa. menet Tel. (la).. 64 41 31 dial -
Asovitva.-Thia morning Mr. Serjeant Payne, the Coronerall Do.ep.o.Prf. 91112. SOW * 21
wrinkled face of another old lady-best berhead towards 18 all lferfh" el
-
- M 6,000 Lou. Geo. Omnibus On all 14 If -
for the City of London and the borough of Southwark, re- and joined her bands as if in supplication -im-
-16 111 De. New Shane
Prof ,-. -pm - 10,000 1 Lon.sta.les.Dlr.TeL;L) I- - -
ceived information officially from Mr. Field, the ward beadle the floor,
mediately the poor old creature doled forth, " Lord have MIS 11 )IfOttoarwmeg"an'RanTrilkyniaAird II 10
7 dls - 110,555 SS Madras Intim. a Hurl 1 24 14 pm -
111,000 10 Malta. Ka. TeL (Uri) all 11} 4t -
a Eirringdon Without, of the following shocking occur- upon us, miserable sinners," and if left long enough pp an Irate, Lyons and Steak 4$ a _
*9OO 23 National Discount Co.. 5 14 IS pm -
rem, :- It appears that a few days since two boys entered oe V, would have gone through all the resnses in the - 6,000 91 Nerbwhialloalddron:l.' 6 1 2pm -
bidithary-rsinsre, Fleet street, having previously had a wee,. Ihrts and Orleans - - - 20,030 6 NctherlandaL Sp. e.prf, all i 1 -
Another touch or two of the enchanter's and " allßecite and 8. Francis*
eteued about something of a trilling character, and afterd 1,724 100 N. Bruns. st N. Scot. Ls:. 'a 12 54 -
alii,„,„ thethrown upward,theforehead
head - a)
all
ifernsm batellt•ljob 1$ I°l a° 1111 1 a 11111,6/6 IN. Brit. Austrahulan.. all 1 -
each other or some time they agreed to the eyebrows lifted-and the &arcs old woman
ofthough she E sli_ lags an.L.,,Dunin - - -
uo ox. 1 Oriental Gas -
*W.- the matter by eghting. Tbo two boys corn- was in heaven, and began to describe the beautiofthe ''' s" floral .'"..... - 0.00,1 10 *Ottoman his amt. (Um.)... all 71
tanned fighting in pugilistic style for some time when angels. I believe *at Mr. Braid •
°8
..!
.2 _
10,000 6 Oases 1 1 Ipm -
-
one of them kicked the other, • lad wined John I been dion, fortunate_his 15 one reePeel 4 all I Do. 7 per sent
than. his fellow Thaurnaturgusta, le all addlaissnrias;l:tais - 6 si,ora St. Peel Elver Bind &AL 1.. 100 60 63 -
1.. lein.r liy, aged between 13 and I!- er,009 .'...'. Psula.andOstem. lies. all 72 74 -
We
hatustriye upder ' the Mesmerisers. He has sot been derided as alO all Do. percent Pei 1111 1° -
BLOW JO Do. New Si U 111 pa -
k, elle of one of the legs. The boy, °° errs,g rake° dupe, nor denounced as au impostor, by sceptical 10 5 4E.; imeret 91 15 laa' - 46,000 2
Mani (ad. Tel. 0.31 all - - -
_____4 .O.lntems, wee found to have received such a physiologists. His experiments, dated (min 1042, have 2° 11 11.91110.0 venelllo as 11 1° ni l 10,000 100 na Las ell 17 19 ad -
7.7 iniury to the leg that his removal to the , attracted considerable ontice, not only in this country, lout ID 10 SALM Portual7perotp -
„„- _
10,00 s t 5 80. New an 6 64 ad -
"' 4.1.1 was deemed absolutely necersary. He win i perhaps still more scientifically critical onthe Continent, vd 4
Co • ' I° all ideellwr°,
~orrrwww- rilik *" -
&Sl° Kt alo dela& City lin.(L.) A 274
atteulad by ei,.. marsh, b..ut, pugrwo su supervening, thel dB -
29,760 25 Do. do a f
us for t unate lad died in the course of yesterday. and have been confirmed and extended by the experiments eg- en gy-ies med."' Barone ' II 71
~ -
16,060 100 loyal Mall Steam - 0 6t 66 -
Th'dmeased lad mud' ed, before the melandboly 0001/milmet of very eminent and cautions philosophers and physician,. IS all Do. 14par ask Prof 10 144 1 - 140,010 81. Scoalsh Amt. In
126 116 -
with,, his parents at 20. Taking it then for granted that no deception was practised, * all WeaL&N. W.ei hams 13} 12i . -14.9 X 26 Amtrellan Lind 5/3 SI SS -
Peppin Fleet-street. Mr. either by himself or his patients, the hypnotism practised 76,000 1 Sebniartne Tor
Sera
r• Yrie bets appointed the inquest to be held at 5 o'clock os minim STOCKS.
Moseley. by Mr. Braid conveys a striking illustration of the buten- -
No. 111 h. NOON. IPd I CIL Mica. I Wes. tl,roll 10 Do. do. -
Seasons and involuntary sympathy between the ideas pre.
T 6 receipts of produce in Montreal during the seated to our inward intellwnce, and the slightest threads 1001016 -11166 .Nedb.Sp.e..TiaTii• all 100 - 50.000 2 reaps& to India (Li 1 II ills -
It s.. 10 T,12 4. of Aast(L) XL 1 I tar 1
Peat week foot up to 800,000 bushels, being an incresse• of of that external webwork, bNind which sits the soul vigi- *Am lit 11erkf114903.1191.99191, 100 -
arm SL I.6ll.4p.ealan.a.lely le 96 IN - 11/0W 20 Trutala.Co.l3.Casad. 6 i Ipa ...
4°°,..l("Tr):".vwe,rathiyeueOrreiPODdikee,
Aug. 118 g. week of last year.-Mont- lent and anew.-Sir E. B. Lytton in Blackicocats Afaciazine - - ft. lee46l* 11. /La 4w.eslM - - - P',400 • us. Kingdoms TM 110. 2 tins est -
for September. ie. et. W.ll3lMas6oa ...salad. 011 102 led - 111.1194 1011 is Oleassfe load.• • • 214 11 •••

-11Pr7^."'"-77-:

MONEY MARKET.-(1111S DAY.)

Two o'CLocx.

In the absence of any further intelligence of a
disquieting character from Italy, the funds have
been favourably affected to-day by purchases to
cover previous speculative sales. A fresh recovery
of 'per cent. has taken place in Consols. Italian Five
per Cents., for a similar reason, have advanced mate-
rially, and the improvement extends to most of the
speculative foreign stocks, although business is of
only moderate amount. English railway stocks,
except in one or two instances, have not shared in
_ s the advance.

... - ~,

Consols are officially marked 934, 1, and 4 for
money, and 934 and A for the account. The
present quotation is 934 to 4, both for cash and
the 4th of September. The official business re-
port is as follows :—Bank Stock, 241 ; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 934, 4 ; New Three-and-a-Half
per Cents., 934, 4, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Hall per
Cents., 77 ; India Five per Cent. stook, 109, 1081 ;
ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1004,
ditto Bonds, 275., 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent.
" enfswed " rupee paper, 1034, 1044 ; ditto Five-
and-a-Half per Cent., 1114 ; Exchequer Bills,
20s. prem. ; ditto advertised, 15s. prem.
The foreign stock market is quiet but firm. The
Turkish Loans of 1858 and 1862 have
risen about 4 per cent., the former being
now quoted 714 to 72, and the latter
14 to 1 dis. for the scrip, and 664 to
for the paid up. There is • further decided re-
covery in Italian Five per Cents., which are last
marked 694. The old Venezuela bonds are likewise
in request, and have been purchased as high as
274, while the new scrip is firm, at f to lf prem. ;
Portuguese scrip is quoted 24 to 24 prem.; Peru-
vian, Ito 04 dia. ; Egyptian, first issue, 11 to
12 prem. ; and second issue, 94 to 104 prem.
Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyp-
tian Seven per Cents., paid-up scrip, 95 ex new ;
ditto, second issue, 201. paid, 94 prem. ; Italian Five
per Cents., for acct., 684, 4, 694; Moorish Five
per Cents., 944 ; Portuguese Three per Cents.,
scrip, 10/. paid, 24, 4 prem. ; Russian Five per
Cents., paid up scrip, 934 ; Spanish Passive, 184 ;
the Committee's Certificates, 94, 4, 4 ; Turkish Six
per Cents., 1854, for account, 854 ; ditto Six per
Cents., 1858, for account, 714, 4 ; ditto Six per
Cents., 1862, scrip, 401. paid, 14, 4 dis. ; ditto
paid-up scrip, 664, 4 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per
Cents., 1024 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for ac-
count, 27, 264, 274. . _

The Blue Jacket has arrived from Melbourne
with 104,000/. in gold. The Arabia, from Boston,
has brought 25,0001., and the City of Manchester,
from New York, 40,000/.

HALT-PAST Two o'CLoca.
Consols are firmer, at 93} to for money,
and 932 to for the account.
. . .

The Turkish Internal Stock was in better de-
mand, and, though a considerable supply was forth-
comiug, the market closed at the improved quota-
tion of 33 to }.
About 213,0001. in gold, chiefly Russian, was
bought by the Bank yesterday.
The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday
afternoon was rather unfavourable to this country.
The Austrian exchange, however, continues to
rise, owing to the increased distrust prevailing at
Vienna. The rates were as follows :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to j ; ditto, 3 days,
11.16 to 1; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.181 to 1 ; Ant-
werp, 3 months, 25.421 to 71; Hamburg, ma. banoo, three
months, 13.8 to 1 ; Nria, 3 days, 25.20 to 5; ditto,
3 months, 25.421 to 71 ; Franktortue-the-Maine, 3 months,
1191 to a; Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 341 to I;
Vienna, eff. So., 3 months, 13.20 to 13.30 ; Trieste, ed. So.,
3 months, 13.20 to 13.30 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49t01; Cadis,
3 months, 49 to l ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ;
Genoa, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.55
to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 toy ; Palermo, 3 mouths,
118 to I ; Messina, 3 months, 118 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days,
52j to 53 ; Oporto, 90 dam 521 to 54.
The following are the rates of discount in the
principal continental cities, viz.: Paris, Hamburg,
and Berlin, 3w. cent. ; Vienna and St. Peters-
burg, 5 ; Frankfort and Brussels, 2h ; Turin, 41 ;
and Amsterdam, per cent.
We have received a copy of the prospectus of the
Mutual Tontine Association, which is formed with
a view to tontine investments, annuities, and en-
dowment*, and for the accumulation of capital.
The board is respectable, and is almost exclusively
composed of directors of the Mutual Life Assurance
Society. It is mentioned that the directors have
made arangements for the formation of special classes
for the establishment of extensive chambers in
Westminster, on the plan successfully carried
out at Gresham House, a great demand being
now experienced for professional offices and re-
sidential chambers in the vicinity of the Houses of
Parliament. The capital will be divided into 1,800
subscriptions of 1001. each, and formed into ton-
tine classes ; each class will comprise subscribers,
or their respective nominees, of the same or nearly
the same age, and to each class will be assigned a
rateable share of the entire net income.

The directors of the Chartered Bank of India,
Australia, and China have issued the subjoined
circular to the shareholders, announcing a serious
loss :

The directors have to acquaint the shareholders, with re-
mt, that this hank, in common with others at Hong Kong,
has sustained a heavy loss by the extensive frauds which
have recently been perpetrated there. Through an error on
the part of the Post-office, in despatching their letters rid
Southampton, though marked rid Marseilles, the directors
did not receive their first advice* on this subject till the 22nd
instant • and as the following China mail was due on the
27th, they thought it advisable to await its receipt for a few
days before communicating, as they now do, with the share-
holders. The amount advanced by the bank, on the secu-
rity of documents representing opium on board one of the
usual receiving ships, is 50,54)0!. ; but the mail just arrived
from Hong Kong bu brought advice. that under the
joint action of the several banks, property to
some amount has been already attached, and that
further recoveries are expected in diminution of the loss.
The directors had looked forward with much satisfaction to
aequaintiog the shareholders, at the usual half-yearly
meeting, with the increasing prosperity of the institution.
They were fully justified in this expectation, the results of
the bank's business for the half-year which ended 300 June
tut showing the nett sinners for that period to have
amounted to nearly 40,0001. After due deliberation, the
directors have come to the conclusion, that under the air-
, CUrlllianCe4 now detailed, it is for the interests of the bank
to suspend the prospective half-yearly interim dividend ;
and they feel confident that the coarse which they now
adopt will meet the UnIIIiMOUS approval of the shareholders
—the directors folly expecting, as they do, that the ultimate
total loss arming from this fraud will be covered by the ap-
propriation of the half-year's prollta.
The following report has been issued by the di-
rectors of the Ottoman Bank. Its substance has
already transpired :
• •• • •• • • •• ••

cheater and County Bank is to be allowed to issue
to its present shareholders an increased samba. of
shares, to the extent, we believe, of about 41.10,0001.
A meeting of the shareholders of each bank has
been called to ratify the arrangements made by the
directors.

The Clirectois.beg to submit to the shareholders the ac-
counts of the bask for the half-year ending the 30th June,
1862, duly examined and certified to by the auditors. After
making the necessary deductions for expenses of management
and provision for bed and doubtful debts, these accounts
show a net profit of 79,455/. 12e. Bd., to which has ►o be
added the sum of 931/. 17a. sd. carried forward = the 31st
December, 1861, making a total of 80.3871. 10s. ld. to Le
dealt with on the present occasion. The directors recom-
mend that a sum of 15,000/. be added to the reserve fund,
bringing it up to 93,0001. ; and that a dividend be declared
at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, on
the original capital of the company. They further recom-
mend that a bonus of 5 par cent. on that capital he paid to
the proprietors, likewise free of income tax, leaving a
balance of 12,4071. 18e. 4d. to be carried forwent. The an-
ticipations of the directors, u to the favourable result of the
establishment of a branch at Bucharut, have bees fulfilled,
that branch having during the past half-year realised a satin.
factory profit. The exceptionally large amount of profit is
the past half-year has arisen, as the proprietors must of
course be aware, from the commission on the loan negotiated
on behalf of the Turkish government by the bank, in con-
junction with Mews. C. Deem: sod Co. ; but the profits
of the bank, from its regular and accustomed operations,
have not been at a lower rate than in former years.
The directors of the Alliance flank of London and
Liverpool have this day made a call of 51. per share,
pa able on the 6th October.
We understand (says the Manchester Examiner
and Times) that an arrangement has been come to
between the Northern Counties Bank and the Man-
cheater and County Bank to amalgamate the two
concerns on equal terms, except that the Man-

The dimity specie statement for the week ending
Wednesday last gives the following totals, VIZ. :
Imports of gold, 192,6061. ; exports of gold,
181,942/. ; imports of silver, 340,0121. ; exports of
silver, 611,4311.

FRIDAY WIMP&
Console, which closed yesterday at 931 to 4, both
for money and the 4th of September, opened this
morning at the same quotation, touched 934
" buyers," and closed at 93g "sellers." For the
next account (October 8), the last price was 934
"sellers." The official business report is as fol.
lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93*,
M 4, ; ditto for account (Sept. 4), 93* ; Bank
ock, 240 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, g ;
New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 934, *, g ;
India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. S.tock,
1081. 4, ; ditto for account, 1081 ; ditto Four per
Cent.. Debentures, 1864, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 201 e.
prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper,
1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1114.
The India Five per Cent stook has again risen
* per cent, closing at 1081 to 109. India Bonds
were quoted 26e. to 295. prem. Exchequer Bills
were flat at 17s. to 21s. prem.
The foreign stock market was firmer. Italian
Five per Cents. have experienced a further recovery
of to 1 per cent. Egyptian stock has likewise
risen i to 1 per cent., Turkish 1 to 4, and Mexican 4.
Venezuela Old Bonds rose 11 per cent., and the
New loan about 4, owing to the receipt of
satisfactory advioes.
In the market for bank 'bares there was a fur-
ther recovery in Loudon and Brazilian, and a rise
of IL in Union Bank of Australia ; but Chartered.
Mercantile Bank of India, London and China,
Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, and Imperial
Bank were all heavy.
Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to-
day 104 to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine,
2 5-16 to 2 7-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Amstar-
ance, to 1 din. ; Universal Marine, Ito 04
die. ; London and Provincial Marine, 1 die. to
par ; and Mercantile Fire, 11 to 11 prem.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Hindus-
tan, 14 to 1 dia. ; Northern Railway of Buenos
Ayres, 4 to 1 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern
Railway, Lo to prem. ; Bank of Queensland, 11 te
01 dia. ; ndon and Middlesex Bank, 1 die. to
par ; North London Park, to prem. ; General
Rolling Stock, to i prem. ; Irish Rolling
Stock, to dos. ; and Canadian Oil, 4to *
prem.