The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-29 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CLERKENWELL
THREE CARPE OP ATTEMPTED SCHIDE.
William Dacia, a brush-maker, residing at 4, Charlotte.
terrace, Copenbagenatreet, Islington, was charged bider"
Mr. Barker with attempting to commit suicide by taking a
quantity of laudanum.
From the eviden,..! of Mr. J. W. Wilson, surgeon, ~f
Brunswick-place, liarnslairy-road, it appoared that betwteo
12 and 1 in the morning he was called to visit the defend.
ant. He found the defendant in an insensible state from
the effects of laudanum. He used the stomach pump and
other restoratives, and after a considerable time the de.
fondant recovered a little. The defendant war in suck an
exhausted state, that had he (Mr. Wilson) leen called Jo
only a few minutes later the defendant would, in au pro,
liability, have lost his life. The defendant, who hail been
drinking freely, said he took the poison because wife
had left him.

The prisoner, who was suffering from delirium tremeoc,
said he had never been lumpy since his wife went away from
him some three months since.
Mr. Barker remarked that the crime of attempted • o, ids
was very much on the increase. Only last week a 01A1111112orn
he bad committed to the Middlesex Sesaims for trial for A
similar offence, was found guilty, and sentenced to two
years' imprisonment. He trusted that would have a good
effect and prevent this class of offence. He should remand
the prisoner to the House of Detention for a week, mid Le
hoped that the chaplain would see him.
The prisoner, who appeared in a very bad state, was then
removed.
Maria Rage; a diasipated-lookiog woman, was charged
with attempting to destroy herself by strangulation.
It appeared that • police-constable found the is-ismer
lying on the pavement, with a piece of ribbon tied tightly
round her throat. He took her into custody. and found
that she was the worse for liquor. She stated that she had
been turned out of the West Loudon Union, and that,
in connexion with the fact that her husband was living with
another woman, bad induced her to commit this rash act.
The constable who has charge of the case said that he bad
ascertained that the prisoner's husband was a hard working
man. and that he had been compelled to leave her three
years since in consequence of her prodtgate and intemperate
habits.

The relieving overseer of the West London Union said that
the prisoner was admitted as a single woman. she was a
tramp, and was in such a filthy state that her clothes had
to be burnt. She left at her own request, and was pro-
vided with a new suit of clothes, a loaf, and a shilling.
The prisoner said she was sorry, and would sever again
attempt to destroy herself.
Mr. Barker discharged the prisoner with a caution.
Beery Btall, • copperplate printer, was charged with
attempting to destroy himself by taking laudanum.
The prisoner has made, according to his wife's statement,
reveal attempts to destroy himself. On this occasion he
was very nearly dead when be was discovered. He had in
his possession two bottles, labelled " Poison—laudanum."
The prisoner, who has been twice remanded. asked to be
further remanded for the attendance of his friends.
Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner until Thursday next.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
ROBBERY AT a JAVILLZA.B.
Adrian Brun, described as en interpreter, no address,
and Atigiute Tortoni, commission agent, of 40, Silver-
street, were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing a
gold watch and chain, of the value of 181., the property of
Mr. Charles White, jeweller, of 146, Great Portland-street.
Mr. Albert interpreted.
Mr. Charles White, of 146, Great Portland-street, said—
On Woodsy last Brun came in and said he had been at work
at the Great Exhibition, and wanted to take a good gold
lever watch home with him to France. I told him I had
not got one then, but yesterday Brun called with the other
prisoner and approved of • watch, and then Brun wanted to
see • gold chain. I showed him • curb chain, with a key and
white stone. Bran then wanted to know the price of the chain
and watch. While I was writing down, Brun threw something
like snuff and salt in my eyes, and off they wait taking one
of the watches with them. The watches and chain were on
the counter, separate from each other. I rushed round the
counter after them, but hardly could see, being almost blinded.
1 ran up Clipstooe-street, and I overtook the tall one, Tor-
tarot, between Bolaover-street and Carburton-street.
I pursued Brun, and he threw the watch away from him,
but it was not much injured, being a hunting watch. Os
getting back to the shop with Brun I mimed a chain.
asked him whether he threw the stuff in my face or the
other, and be said he did it. Thinking he might give me
►nother does, I seized him and then gave him into custody.
At night I went to the address Brun gave, ■d there found
Torturet, but not the chain. The watch was worthls/.
and the chain 31. I produce the watch, but the chain has
not been recovered. I then gave Torturet in charge.
Boyd, 197 11, said—Yesterday afternoon I was called into
Mr. White's, and took Brno into custody for throwing some-
thing in Mr. White's eyes, and then stealing a watch.
Prisoner on the way to the station said he had done **became
he had no mosey. At the station Brun wrote the address
where they could and the other man (Torturet). At eight
o'clock I went to No. 40, Silver-street, and took Torturet
into custody, Mr. White being present at the time.
In answer to a question, Mr. White said he was positive
as to the prisoners being the same men, for they had been
to his shop two or three times altogether.
Mr. Tyrwhitt, remanded the prisoners fora week.
THAMES.

A DINGIACI TO THE BLUE JACKET.-ROBB/CHT ON BOARD 811IP.

Robert Spiltooa, a Liverpool seaman, waa brought before
Mr. Selfe, charged with stealing • coat, waistcoat, cap, and
other articles, the property of Davy Jana, an apprentice,
on board the brig Laura, in the hoodoo Docks.
Davy Jones said he belonged to New Quay, in Wales, sod
that yesterday afternoon, at diuner.time, he went to his
chest in the forme/Ale, and all his clothes sod his cap were
there. About two hours afterwards he went to his cheat
again, and then mimed a suit of clothes and • cap. He
looked about, and saw the prisoner on deck sneaking out of
the ship. He went after him, and gave him into custody.
A seaman confirmed the latter part of the prosecutor's
statement.
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lir. Serfs—What is your tame!
Witness—Davy Jones.
Mr. Selfe—What, two Davy Jonas. on board one ship !
Waimea Yes, sir.
Mr. fielfe—Did the prisoner rob your locker, Davy Jonfs!
(A Logli.)
Witass—No, air.
Jolts Les, • police-constable, No. 42 H, stated that be
maw the prisoner and the prosecutor struggling together
yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock, in the London Dock.
He took the prisoner into custody, and the prosecutor said,
"That man has got my clothes on."
Mr. Belts— Is he wearing the prosecutor's clothes Dow!
Witness—Yes, sir, his jacket, waistcoat, and tremens.
IL•re is the lad's cap, which I took from the prisoner.
The prisoner pleaded guilty, and said he had lately coma
from Liverpool, and was drunk yesterday and did not know
what he was about.
Mr. Selfe—Nonsense. You have committed this rob-
bery very artfully and put on the lad's things.
You live in that horrible place. Blurrate.fields,
and are 41 years of age. You say you come from Livorno&
If this is the sort of importation we have from Liverpool the
sooner it is stopped the better. You have ransacked %ivy
Jones's locker, and stolen his clothes. I convict you of
larceny, and sentence you to be imprisoned for six months
in the House of Correctioo and kept to hard labour.

FIRES AND Loos OT PROPERTY.--(THIA DAY.)
This mornieg, shortly before 3 o'clock,* fire broke out oo the
premises of Mr. J. Lawrence, a snuff and tobacco mer-
chant, carrying on business at No. 106, Euston-road, St. Pan-
cras. The firemen succeeded in martial' the flames to the
shop and warehouse, but • serious amount of mischief was
done to the stock in trade, fixtures, and other effects.
The loss will fill upon the Royal and Union Fire-
offices. Another fire took place In the same road
shortly before the above named, nod another a
short time afterwards in Prospect-row, Walworth, but the
damage done at each wee trifling. A fire broke oat between
7 and it iulthe morning ou the prentece belonging to. M.
Louis lachanal, manufacturer of the patent concertina.
whose factory is situated in Little Janostreet, Bedford-
row. The fire commenced in the ground floor of the factory.
at which time • great number of young females tees
working on the premises. Nearly the whole of them managed
to get out without much difficulty, but two young women
were prostrated by the heat and smoke. Conductor Rous, of
the Royal SoMety, however, rescued them front the back
windows. The engines of the Loudon Brigade from several
stations, including the powerful steam land engine by Shand
and Mason, were remits kably early in arriving, and by great
perseverance on the part of the firemen the flames were
soon extinguished, though not until great damage had been
done. Many valuable musical instruments were spoilt by
the steam generated from the water used in subduing the
fire. _ _

OF PROMDIE OF MARKIAGE.--STMON t.
EPION.—At Lincoln, on Wednesday, before Mr. Burton,
louder sheriff, this trial was heard. The plaintiff, John
Samoa, in the ease of seduction, in a farmer residing at 1;oz•
hill, near Hull, whose daughter, t.'2 years of age, bad been most
heartlessly seduced by the defendant, William Eptoo, &hos
farmer residing at Gozhill and the plaintiff in the second
came is the daughter of the first plaintiff, who charged de-
fendant with breach of promise of marriage. The damages
were laid in the lint caned 500/., and for the breach of
promise at 8001. Both sre men of substance, occupying
urge farms. It appeared that the defendant bad courted
Miss Simon from May, 1861, until the Christmas following.
He visitant bee regularly two or three times a week, and
was looked upon as her accepted suitor. He bad re-
furnished his house, and told her sad her father's house-
keeper that they were about to be married, and she was to
be mistreat of all that he had. He geld that be had bought
all the furniture for her. In November last he succeeded
in seducing her, and she was now pregnant and expected to
be delivered of a child in a few days. When at borne she
had assisted in household duties, but sine her milactiou
ahe had been unwell. As soon as her father get to know
the true cams of her illness be turned beat out of Iris home.
She had, however, come back again. Defendant did not
appear, be having allowed judgment to go by default. The
jury broughti is 75/. damages for the father for the loss of
his daughter's services, and 3004 damages for the breach of
promise of marriage.

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THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1862.
SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) BRITISH P011151111610N8. MONEY
LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE to the question of extensions, but, under the circumstances,
gh. IPd I RLIWArit li t""aarostogar""". I gear
tel "ajp.as.
be should defer them till the meeting of the Great -,..--.
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proprietors on the 9th September.
Two o'OsooZ. ecnsionws•rainensess. 67 1/0 - (WI LAMM TLKOLIet) The motion was seconded by Mr. WOOD, and carried
Mill Bess. 748. 101 j 1824 102 II
without discussion. - The funds to
TUNBRIDGE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) A dividerd at the rate of 21. 10s. per cent. for the half- The railway market to-day is again extremely co e Do. N acuLs44"' - -
inactive, the completion of the settlement occupy- en, ell sesdhdemewheseesan es el - risen 1 per can
yew was declared 01 e -
settlement in s
ing attention. Prices, however, are firm, and, ..26 as a: Beir=regigups•
TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Five furlong,. after allowing for the dividends, which in many '"" Site& ei jlO.l 00 the principal b
Witch of Ender, Aconite f, and Jemima f are bare. instances are to-day deducted from the quotations, a Aka. NI at -
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LADIEff PLATE. Half • mile. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. the fresh tram
_ slight improvement is in several instances observab e. 14: INue Da' inno/21,1.21Insinn.d1040•dimo.• 7766 776,
scale. Althoul
Twilight, Almon, Aoco, Peahen Maybe, Mermaid, Rough London and North Western stock is now quoted St 1611 Osiatta all bonen_ 101 IN -
Diamood, Damon, Witch of Eildor, Accident, and Lade bLi RH-LAN E. -(TH 1 8 DAY.) -
_ generally are Ann f are here. IT3/ to 94 ex div. ; Great Western, 65 to kex div. ; BA 110000 OaPao____T•al_Deekllmagna.
.. 1E 1085
At Paris thi
The supply, in addition to Wednesday's total, of English Midland, 127 to *ex div. ; Lancashire and York- gi ye rwr hart', ron. rat las 1
NURSERY PLATE. Three-quarters of a wile. wheat was small. Flour moderate. Barley and cats shire 10619 to *ex div.
; London and South 0 6 De. 0. Riteuidea 1 1 Pm -
SO 1 Do. 111 . do ' 6 asn - telegram, the
Witch of Ender, Jemima f, Aoooite f, Lady Ann f, The limited. Beans and peas a little increased. Scotch Of Irish weideru i IAA
, ito AVU • Great Eastern, 44 to
8t
5i at. lee gram how, og Dam& hi, 21} -
68fr. 15c., bell
Idea and Accident see hese. oat, none. Foreign wivat in large amply ; cargoes in addi- "
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SOUTH EASTERN PLATE. Three-quarter+ of a mile. lion were from Russia and Prussia. Flour slug° quantity Caledonian,' 1061 to 109 ; and South astern, HS 1
Duo. per et, pad.
8e.64 68
116 ai aSesPreLlp.Ms. 64 66 - Console are
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Twilight, Acoo, Abron, Paressense, Maybe, Mermaid, of American, but nearly all in List report, of WnwAsy. to iex div.
- money. The
Rough Diamond, Witch of Ender, Whirl c, and Dunoon are Barley continues iu very short supply, Prussian. Oats Lombezdo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at lan 2 Da 1 p.Pir 4.61* Debs",,,,E.:: :g :g
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for cash and t
here. shor those fresh up, Swedish and Dauish. Linseed and
-
rapeseed in very short supply :other descriptions but little 34 to 3i prem. East Indian Railway stock is in- 1100 men Dna.. do. _ 1472
3020 Bn2
clitired or. 91. 1.0 areal Ladles Palmeri' 102 103 - business repo!
TUNBRIDGE HANDICAP About two wiles. re ORDINARY LULU AND 'TOMB. MI LI Do. New I iPE -
Squire Percy the only horse here at present. r -
he wheat trade to-day is quiet, aod quotations same es Three per Cei Olonng prises I Pales to-da7 n 2 80. Jan
to uss -
on Monday, English and foreign. Atteeduce of buyers to- gh. IPd I Ranaraste. regards,. to 1 pm. at HO et a. cd %tat astt. MI loil} leg per Cents., 9 day very thin. - HI all 01.Wwit 12 It - LUDLOW MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Flour a Plow trade also. ad wi . WeL amour VW. 8 lISR 18 Do. New 77} die - 1081, I, I;
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N. IN ,iChes.lana -• ww 104 all Dallp.aldapay7s,w.op 96 100 -
- _ _
Barley firm in value. as 100 all Do. 6} do.. 77,1ritop. - - - paper, 1031 ;
ARBIVED. - Rots, OPbelia, Quicksand, Slunwood, Bmiia, Oats supply short. but prices not Maher. 96 all ,ffielhan= w.. ..! ..w IN all Doietsetßde..pay.7B 89 91 -
- Ulf ; Excheq
Airdale, Leontee, Its,. Avis, Acre, Generator, Octoroon, Bono and pen fay n. dew as on yiondny.
to all 1 Beaks. ft Md.C. 6 7 16 1 team Branch Umited 4 dis par -
Everlasting, The Miller, Yorkshire Miss, Acton, Sheffield, Seeds.-Linseed and rapeseed firm. Other seeds maintain it. 100 Belida aod Insiwt -
N. 100 Madras Goer. 44 per «, 91 63 - In the foreil
Cdedon, and Jesuista. late Mos. St. 100 ;Caledonian -
- IL 100 De. 41 pa el _ .1 96 96 - course of co
•• •••• - - FLOATING CAEGOES.-The trade continues very quiet ig: ail (kali ann
all.Bandna. ~. ni -
....... ... • • ws 116. 100 Ilrib.Corp.6p. &loads - - - little change 1
aod_prices have a slight tendency downwanla
._ II Ell De. 4,1 •as div. until" 1 2 - 11 all W. Brunswick A Caned'
HORRIBLE CASE OP STARVATION IN WARAT.-English: Essex and Kent, white, new, 52e• to 10 all De. B 1 p.e. Li mid to B. 6 111 - dais A esp. sh.
ST. PANCRAS. 621.; ditto, fine old, 625. to 64..; ditto, red, new, 50s. to 585., N all Deans and Briber U. 42 44 -.• 19 all De. de. Lad do 6 7 -
ditto, fine old, 60s. to 625. ; Norfolk, one., tine old, -a. to IS all Dand.,Perth, &Md.'s. 94 104 , - N all Do. ilts B esp. do 4 6 ; that ce
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20 sn Do, do. Land do. 4 6 ...
of the new
-a.; red, new. -a to -s. Poreige : Danteiti„ 59e. to 60a.; is._ 19•_,, ____ldlantultn__. „,_anct_Olaalfo,___l ad_ 8...1 a' -
~ 100 N. 8.. of Canada!) p. c. 85 N -
A painful inquiry was instituted by Dr. Lankester, ane, 80a. to 6,At; extra, 613 a, to Gis.; Emigeberg, 53e. te a. ,z, 2:::119.4.7a- am tog _
91. 100 grind" lo2} 1014 - firmer ; ditto,
the central Middlesex (wooer, at the Elephant and Castle, 585.; ditto, extra, 58a. to 62e; Rostock, 555. to Ma.; ditto, 86, 1011 diem Fasters - is 16 Do. Puidanb .... - . par iMu - Kings-rod, Camden-town, late last night touching the extra, 56.. to 685.; Mecklenburg, Ms. to rris ; Uckermark st, 100 Do. A Stock.. - N all Do. do.
death of Matilda Mania, aged 6.5 years, late resideot at ditto, -s. • American white, 555. to 60a; ditto, red, Ms. to 81, leo Do. East Anglian Sit
13682 Xi - tis 1601 Do.lnd.St.Plotg.tip.e 98 100 69 prem. ; Vent
23, Tottenharn-plaos, Tottenham-court-road, who is alleged 58e.; Canadian, 66a. to Ws. Itt 100 Great Norther sac
114} 1263 -
to bare been cruelly turned out of her house into the streets, Bash r.-English milting, 375. to 42.. ; fine, -a. ; !!. Ma dal* Northern
- LItHaLtl. gums, 21
ana to have died from starvation and exposure. pinding, 27.. to 285.; and distilling 30.. to Ms. per qr. ; sm.. 1.0107
owl:Poll
suAreaepoLisoudtvp.ki.uni Len
113733
- No. I lit I Doom. Ipdl a. prices. I Bales. scrip, 11 to
Harriet Parker, a married woman, residing at 96, Totten- foreign -grinding, 25e. to 2211. k ditto distilling, 295. to 34a H. t os. sombre wen. (Ira) 1074 1069 __
- are rather
ham-place. deposed that the deceased was a friendless Nam-English, Faux and Norfolk, 59.. to iida. ; tin. ga, Ai Grim Woutira 642 gok 04 i ed 101,16000410.
stn. ComineretalDo. 4
p.ct.h.f.-min..lloouu -
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widow laoolall, of good and honest character who got her 635. to 675. ; Kingston and Ware, 65a. to 701.; brown, 81. 100 DialltearVaLOns.B62 lib 67 - 1-oal-680 St last and West India.. 100 111 134 - Transactions
livelihood by shoebioding. Latterly she had been unable 50s. to ima la loolaaesshtrea Yorkdar ion wed 1061 4 1,1 i•- - do. Ho oo 62 ani i
- ,636310 St. !Lan Four per Cent
to pay her rent quite so promptly as she wished, and in the OAT'S-English feed, 21.. 04. to 23., Od. ; potato Lk
111.040:us.Loedoe and Blackwell
16101
islitl
2,936800 94,. U. Katharine OO 68 00 -
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ovoningof the week before last herlandlordsuddenly turned 25.. to 275. • foreign, 225. to 26.. 91': me I tho. &Do,. 43 46 - 366865 Pa. Southampton 100 - - - per Cents., ps
IN I/7 99 -
her out of the house, and not having any. money or friend. Itselea.-English tick, 361. to 40s. • barrow, 39. to 43e. ; gt, 100 I Lowden & North Wean 96} 16 93; 44 4,1 00::::, r, viz.
1 Idk per - uP .crap,
93i
t.i go to, she slept in the streets several nights and came to pigeon, 38.. to 395. ; foreign, memaiLskg32si.to 3fia. ; tick, 11} all Do. Menthe - -
her as the only acquaintance in the de. -time for food. She 36e. to 375. ; K berg, 38s. to 395. ; • 35e. to 38s. Be, 100 LandoaddouthWeetee 99} 100} - 671 ; Mexica]
..pplied to the relieving officer of st. Pancru for admission FLA.-English ' 40a. to 415.; white and blue, 40s. 16 all LessdooderrptCo twain •::
.r. - COLONIAL 00•11111YMIT 11961711T118. 291, k
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-o the workhouse, and was refused. On the Friday of that to 435. ; maple, -a. to -a.; gray, 36e. to 36a.; hog, 381. k 1::: Dca. andonad= " ; _ Na 1111 h I WOK& 1 Pd. I CI. Priem I nataa Five co
per
week Mr. Siallier, the relieving officer, called to 40s. ; foreign. 34.. to 35.. wea Matropolltasi ...... -.. 151 - .... .. ,• .6 p. 00877418 . 100 106 107 • 106}
:moo witness, to whom deceased had referred' him nom-FAO& town,44s. to 465.; ditto fine, 475. to 515.; ak. lee Ml
o. __ _ _ ___ 1- 180 1271 7 rd .... .. Do.epercent..lBBB4.. 105 - - }du' ; Spun&
concerning her character. and gave her a loaf of country, 4U to 43a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. to 40a.; Mee 2.14 Do. New li
101 It ow -6,.. .. .. Do. Spar et Yeb.A.Ang. 100 16* 156 -
- account, 441 ;
bread. He promised to call amain the next day, but did not French, -s. to -e. pm sock ; U.S. sweet. 27a. to 30a.; St VS Do. Bina It Derby 99 - - - .. Do. Spar et Mar..l26ep. 100 105 IN
do so. On the following Monday evening deceased came to Canadian, 28.. to 335. : Spanish, 40s. to 425. eit all Mid. Gt. Wri. (Ira) - - 2,116- •. .. Do. 6 per oent. - ditto Six per 4
her sod complained of being ill. Witness fully believed INDIAN Coons.-White, 31.. to 335. ; yellow, 295. to 31a 96 all Mid Kent -•-• -. 685,- -.. Do.lperesat.la Lock 100 96 96
olGlioneelp.oLl673 100 106 110 -
- 1001. bonds, 1
e was ill from want of food and from exposure. She FwArujo CAR,ajgh, all C. F. and 1.-Whit : Berth. ga 511, Ns.r.:n...Aut__hand Carbskaii... -_ -_ du =
do. 1890 150 112 114
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.= 401. paid, 21,
seemed very bad. She gave her something, and she went anski and Marianople, per 4921b5., 455. to 475. ; Ghirks, 45a. ga an woo; wZai-74.7di gas -.- - do 11161 100 111 11$
away. The next thing she heard of the poor woman to ass. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 A., 435. to 455. • whits, ea 100 Norfolk - - - iia, .• .. New Barrmsw.Oov.6p.et. 100 100 101 1041 661 ; Venezue
was that she had been taken ill in the street, -; Danube and Gelid; 40e. to 435. ; igyptien. k. 105 North BAUM
76100 100 101 -
and was lying at the house of a woman as 3, 375, to :39.. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per "Mho_ 16 105 Do.Edie.,Pseth,Dund hi Or - .... .. Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 186 100 993 1001 100}
Woburn-place, close by. That was on the following day, 245. to 2as, ; Odessa sod 'nubei, do., fle. to 255. BOULI :it 100
.... tar°. zonom__Dav"goroSaaint U 97-3 44- - .... .. Do. 6p. c., 1888 lOO N 100 903
- -.. .. New Zealand 6 per cent lOO 108 110 - Consols rei
soil witiwes went to see her daily until Saturday last, when Egyptian, per 4801ba,30a to 33., skim :Odessa and Galata, is I.r. .
Do. G.N.X.Pnre. 1 04 Ws - dls elk -.. Nova Scotia 4p. a, 1876 100 106 106 106} money and th
sLe took a note from a medical man to St. Pancras Work- per 49211 w., 31s. Od. to 325. ; thrall and Bulgarian, per 6.„ IR Do. heeds .._ . 64} 65} - .... .. S. Austilo. 6 p.c. Bonds 100 108 110
house Infirmary, and got her admitted there. On that coca- 460ths., 31s. Od. to 325. ; French, do., -s. to -s. . 1111. lOU Do. York - .... .. ific.Ov.6p.c.Jan.dtnly 100 106 108
IN 0 The disoeur
non she saw the relieving officer, and asked him how it was American, do. iii. to 30s. ; Egyptian, -a. to -s. 40. 100 North lond.a - .... .. Do. do. 6P. c. 41011 A u• 100 1081 IC4I - . .... the Bank of
-be did not come again as he had proposed and 'Hood to her BRADa.-(.hoary seed, per qr., 46e. to 52a. ; Homy- 10 6 N Dolittor „ tit
41 par,
-11011. ZION 14114/1. below the OM
before, and he
lurid it was not his hi:axioms to go running seed, per qr., 38.. to 425. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, 11:1 1182 =aim " 104 a
intenalme. ill, -
about after people. white, 14s. to 16s. • brown, 13s. to 15s. ; Linseed, per qr., N. Ha g„ttioh oiatio
_per cent.
?dui rey, the summoning officer, said, in reply to the crushing, 60.. to gee. • wed cakes, &reek per ton, le. 100 &MU& N. K Abardlek 0 69 - NAN NI Lairease - The Commi
Coroner, that he hail apprised Mr. S.ullier of the case, but 111. Os. to 12/. Os. ; interican, thin, in brie., per ton, 50. 100 Aetna Midland__ 101 lot - Tf.ollo i Boa Uselted „21 ; 1 - next may prol
be was not present. He promised to be present if be cold ,d 121. Oa to 1.21. 10a.; do., in bega,lll. O. to 111. 10s.; Baltic, It, 1N Mirepahlre Union .... sr 69 - KIM@ II BrasILATZI-03.(Lim) all 1} j}
I -
or Friday a er
- and stated that he had relieved her with a loaf of bread Ato 01. Oa. ; Maned's', 10/. to 10/. Pk.; Rape cakes, 61, IA all flittliagbournendheern. - -NAN I=a Silver -
34 16 - MON 1 - new Peruvian
when she first applied to be admitted to the workhouse, Otto 71. ; Terse, per bushel, winter, sa. to 6s. 04. ; flew. It. 1:: Marl Davon Healers .. 654 agi 54 ad 16,010 Coplapo°7Ct.) .. ... ,14 I 4 - The particu
and had ordered an allowance of 2s. per week, but deceased seed, English, per qr., 64., to 7A. N. 100 South Wales 69 70 - MON IDm Mountain Copper all 11 1 -
had never come for it.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM AUG 25 TO AUG. 29. it. 100 8, Torksh. a River Dm 97 rif -
NAN II But Del Bey(Uxelted) 1 1 Ipm - Three per C
Mn. Parker declared that when Mr. Smellier called upon English and Scotch. Irish. Foreign. * ail Stalms.l7olllo6lam.ac- 6 7 _
NAN I ratans (Liai.) - which have t
- her on the Friday he never said anything about further Wheat 38210 11 all Stockton &Darlington 17 38NAM N Oweetal all 11l U
relief than the lost of bread nor about admitting her to the Barley pm * 15 Ditto ditto - - a sum of 10,0!
workhouse. Oats - MI. Aaaaralla (Um) 11 11 6/ die application of
Isabella Gaffer, of .1, Woburn-place, deposed that on Malt ,__
.1.4/o__
....cks. mon bsiTew mos nail llnsiorpo. - suss id Upends (Um.) 1 I paa - a voluntary at
last Tuesday week she found deceased, a stranger, sitting Fkalr• Baldish• pep sack • ''''''.44. °l°
Of II Do.
NAN 5 Lmitiuden -
I }Ma - There were
on the front of the stairs in the peasage of her
Mt
IN Vele of Neath • 10 89 -
116516 1 Mortunita all fM. -: yesterday. A
house, whereupon deceased begged fora cup of water. It LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORNMARKETS. MARKETS. tom. 1a44 v1°14n414.4 0„,„"„at Phal/64 144: 14244 142 _ 410,010 IN. IthineC.of s..als.(L) 1
arrived, and i
appeared from what the poor woman said that she was
-
(THIS DAY.) U. 1110 W.Harth.alLl - - - sittirg there out of the way of the police because she had NAN ft PoutgibandSliverised all 1 6
wow 4 Port Phillip lli 11 15 1 The mail tat
been for days past sitting about on
.people's doorsteps, and (BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TRLDGRAPH). Oa *0 rest ad-,l.lriord 42 48
It ISO Ditto 11oet 25 40 -
- ~... 1 Ants Barbera Gold M } I 104 - West Indies 1
Isiess I Scottish Austin, (Um.) Ma 11 me .
they (the police) bad been ordering her off. Witness (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDVIT.) Bt. 140 Ditto NeWeird 95 95 - Mew 110 St. John del Rey (Um.) 15 61 68gol
d.
if in
seeing that she seemed very ill and in want, ae Cotton market during the week has been been very ex-
P1.1.11.111111CY SHARMA 46174 111.191 United Mexican all 7741 71 The New 1
if she was starved almost to death, at owe got cited, and ao extraordinary advance has taken place in all se.sso I Wows." ,I.inv.l
her a cup of tea. Directly after takieg the tea, descriptions. The sales for the week exceed the total stock sh•INI 1441mara I Clorioill 0910111 Ulm ANN 5 Yadanamutana (14m ). ' . n'n 4 4 -- report a re°°°
the poor creature fell down ioseusible. Before drinking
- - the premium
in port, a fact never paralleled. The market to-day Bt. 100 intatolaSseterep.c.etk in 96
the tea she happened to mention the name of Mrs. Parker, opens very firm with a tendency to advance on ye,. St 1150 Caledonian Quer. Sh.. - -..-
BRITISH MINSK of Mancheste
and witness immediately sent for her, and for Dr. Wildbore, terday,e price.. saes will robably reach 15,000 balm di • all Cork and Bandon 51P•t - -•-•
with 40,0001.
She oas attended by Dr. Wildbore and his assistant at her The committee's weekly quotations for fair cotton have been ,y: ! a'aul .°Druocegwill'pent,.SarkberCia. Jul; no no -
- No. I eh. I muss. I Pd. la. peter I Was.
The Great
house, and out of kindness to the poor friendless woman, raised 31. per lb. in bowed, and lid. in Mobile and Orleans. a 100 gdia.4Diosow ap. et. 111 nj ... 0.000 In IBritish Iron
NO .. Clifford - - -
11l nits 4 - this week an
she sat up night ad day with her until last CORN.- Today's market thinly attended. Wheat only 84. 100 ,111,1A.FIrtlaultnoals,a - - - Lem .. Dee. O. cou. Irswests.ll 1 450 4,50 - Sheffield, and
Saturday, when she was removed to the Infirma. in retail request at • decline of 2,1. per metal since Tueadar. 81. 100 OtEastern,E.C.F.x.,6p.i 111 114 - 60, 1 last Clogsu Oold cLiso 6e. IWs}pm ao
She %pea a good deal mote than she could Flour slow sale and Gd. per barrel lowa. Indian corn did • ~, i I..,_cento,,so• 1 - Midland, an ii afford about her; and beef tea, which hail to be eup- mixed, ecjg 3d„ to rjg 6d. per quarter. Egyptian beans lid. ...... 100 , 00,........, 10. No. 2 1 111 115 „_ 11.14‘ - last Aradon m4seki 49 471 - an increase o
plied, was sent by Mrs. Parker. In tact herself and2o 131
lower ; BMA Us. Oats and oatmeal dull and unchanged. n't ire 470; i',:it- Per"rapPlefe:' - - .
-5, - Ran Cara Brea
an increase c
Mrs, Parker alone attended to her wants until her removal. 6. .. IL WO.Rime l`T) 71.16 6 3} 3 -
Neither of them bad soything but what they worked for, St. ,1411 IDo. do. A, 7 Per cent.. •1 - - - NI - °enabler &St Libya. 67} 16 17 •-• The half-ye
0. !lei 'Do. &Union. tp. cteus• - - - 6 .. Oreat Booth To
17s. 31 41 -
District Gas
and witness was ill and had been unable to work for two or MINCING LANE.- (THIS DAY.) .SL 'UN Do. do. 5 per cent. gun. , - - - 6.908 .. 0. Wh. Vor (lieleteal 6O 6 6 .-
three months. She believed deceased died from stervation. SIX:AIL-The market has been firm and active this week, et. 100 Ito. Norf. 6p.C. IL ~le*. ..- - - 6,000 _ iOnnville - tember, when
The Coroner remarked that it was a pitiful story, and sent and prioes are rather dearer. The sales of West India have M. 100 'Do. 61 per ct. prof., 1847: - - 1,014 .. [Herod oloot 16 lb 41 43 -.
The followi
for Mr. Morrison, the master of St. Pancras workhouse. amounted to 4,900 casks (exclusive of today's Man/actions.) 84,.. :10
ctiaalio
alipti,c4. Wave:en!
eLM.I
1-19
In- - 6000 _ llllnptoa Downs all Seal 2} 3 -
Mr. Morrison knew nothing of the case ever.what The Foreign descriptions are less freely offered ;the parcels - 6000 _ Lady Bertha alas. e I - to the shareh
- 806 .. Marmot (Ilny Went) 9l el 43 -
asiau Compan
'et ;IN Do.ll rela-afqxelpen. I 111 114 poor woman might have applied for relief and rmi offered have mostly toned buyers at full rates. Porto at 100 Do. ea}. par cent 'IN 1117 - 9,000 _ mark* Walley -
from the relieving officer, but had not applied to him. Rico, brown and common grey, 34.. to 37a. W.,. middling St. 1100 Do.6p.e.rectat 6 papal. j 101 111 - NAM 4 Marnidy 'roe Ora ll 10} dis - The loader
It was his duty as the master of the workhouse 43 take grey and fine yellow, 3es. to 425. 6d. ; Cuba Muscovado, 10 , all 01.11.8cotland, Ist Prot i -. _ 6,000 - North Downs - burrs, to the 31
in persons who may apply for a night's lorigicg, or to admit good brown to good greyish yellow, 34a gd. to 37a, gd. Re. SI ' a GLWen.(BerkotHaots , - -.- SAN .. N. Fromm alloass) •• great as that of
a women of the deceased a age in such • distressing state as fined is steady, but uotactive ; former prices are supported. - 8,000 .. N. Wh. limset (mon)! 11 Os. zi si -
saiaa
of
awes a
I: 00 Do. redeem. 41 p. cm. I 99 101
St 100 Do. redeem. 4p. cent 100 92 - 4,640 - North Wheel Crotty -
described, but it was not his duty to go beyond that. De- COFfEE.-The parcels of Plantation Ceylon offered this gt. pm . Do. irredeem. 4p. et. ,91 93 the number la
- 6400 _ Par Cons. (St. Maw) . 11 6 6 -
ceased had made no application to him, and he could not say week have gone off with less spirit, and at rather easier ea Jos ; Do.4p.ctredeeenPref.l IN 104 - I,IN 10 Providence (U. Lamp. 10.5.7. 39 41 - looking well.
whether the applied to Mr. Sathier or not. prices ; triage, 741. to 76a. ; fine ordinary to good middling, Bt. 1100 1 Do. Bien. Goa Stock 78 80 - 11,000 . Sortridge Con. Min. Co. 1 A
nit - this year have
Mr. W. SauL the resident mediral officer of the work- sat to Oils. 64. ; peaberry, 91.. lid. to 92e lid. Native St. 100 I Do. torm. Prof. Stec. I - - - 612 .. S. Canidon ,Eft. Cheri- 11 500 - land had theref
house, deposed that deceased was brought in last Saturday Ceylon has found buyers at about previous prices ; ordi- St ,10e ! Do. Chest. Gus. ',tech: 78 80 - 6,000 .. S. Cam Brea (Mogan) .edllsnd 13 14 - old). at log fid,
between the hours of 2ad 3, insensible, and apparently nary small to fine ordinary, 70s. to 735. 6d. It. 'MO Do.CheltarPta. SPA. • 176 176 - 696 .. &W. Frames (Mohan) MIL. IN 106 -
suffering from paralysis or general apoplexy. He at COCOA has sold readily at firm rates. Trinidad grey to fine St to° :tooD°c:,l,dyo. iten.d%p6.!..ate..l inlo6 1103,37 - ow .. Stray Park gag •gi gs - ditional surplus
_
9,800 6 TiunaralLlUMMe.C. 6} i It - ton approve, an
once gave her wine and stimulating medicines and rad, eth. to 935. ; Granada ad St. Lucia, 51s. to 65a. Gd. se. Ina - iwitnfirat...6 naClusi. I 6,000 10 Tla Oroft - in the results
_
she appeared to rally a little. ou Sunday evening Tea-The market privately continues very. inactive. At ' lat Na 1' 116 118 30,0 - Vet
et Towel (Clans.)1185.111. - - - the shearing w
she sank gradually and died on Sunday night. Mc made a the public sales Assam teas sold at full prices, but the Ile. INN I DeAlme. do. No• I 116 112 -4,
00 .. West Basset (11=ii 1} It 14 -' November, but
post mortem examination of the body. and found the imme- Chinese too were oaarly all withdrawn. SC 400 f Do.op.e. do. ... 116 140 - 1,024 _W. Camden ( 5 29 31
- London, with tl
date valise of death to be from the bunting of one of the RICK-The market bas become dull and inactive. 81. 'lOO ' Delta do. Nat 116 118 - 400 _ West Beton
in teries at the base of the belie. 50, 100 Do. p.c. do. -..- -
Facrr.-The demand continues steady for new Valencia gt. .no De, p.c.pdah d 0... - - - 619 .. Wt. Basset =OPa/ • • 44 SO 25 - 2he weight of t
-
- 266 - Wh. Baer (11.= IS 60 65 - previous year. A
By the Coroner-Witness believed the death might have at 355., and new currants at 2131. to 325. ; old currant, are tit 100 De.7p.e.Pni.fiteck.. 161 37 - LA* .. WO. sdassd ( ;71 1:3 - and the rernaind
been hastened by the sufferings from hunger and privation, firmer. St .100 DoAlp.o.do.(W.KatC.r. 128 132 - 1,014 .. Wit 1L1447 flln. L•Mw6) Li•K 03 701 - Our advice', to
but could tot say that the death was alone occasioned by Spice's.-The limited business trammed this week has St. 100 lio.,&.B4.(dtv.def. ulll - 4,800 - !Wheal Ludeott 2.10.8 10} 11 11 of tallow (about
4Lirvatioo. been at previous prices.
"24 " IW.
)B.° 4.11°1."."4, 8 13/ 14 - the difficulty of
The Coroner, in summing up. said the case at first Busi.-The principal feature this week has been a Ise let. 100 ,Ina and Dowel . 101 103 - tosill; ~ Wh. Trelaware (1....6., 7 Isi 1 -
100 ILAN W Cov.ANun.69.c.l - - -actively &attic
appeared to seriously involve the relieving officer of that sate of Penang and Bengal at la 511 ; Jamaica sod ri,.. Ape
,Laa.yirangssio len • - sis I - - together with i
parish, but it seemed that deceased herself ought to have at og 9,1.
St. 1100 , Irsolooderry and Eau's - - - JOINT STOCK BANK&
possible. We
celled upon Mr. Sillier. He was prepared to adjourn, Carroty.-There has been a very active demand during the Bt. 1161 'Man.Shal.dtlAno.llp.ct IU 111 - No. lU. EMIL 1 Bd. I Cl. Vfm• I Ulm Kawaii for 3,7(
but thought under all the circumstances they might week. Pricer show a considerable advanoe. Tinnivelly sold 6 44 Do. MI -
lam too Amend U. Ser. Bank .IS 67 89 1 - deeds which ai
very properly record a verdict of the ease of death with aat 171 d. to 16d. ; Northern and Western, at 15Ad. to 16,1. at. Ile De. 51 per cent
10,000 100 AllianceLometLiverpool 7 4} 41 pm - bite been made
statement that it was accelerated from want and privation. At these prices there are now but few sellers. 10 116 Do.redeeniable 6 p.n. }1 pm - 18,600 411 Metralaria all 00 71 70} 4 ;oath.. but as 3
81 .100 jitelleadComene.Stoes -, -
He felt bound to say it was horrible that in this country Jorg has sold at irregular pricers, the inferior qualities at at. lee ! Divans BrA 66p.c. lin -
IN 145 10,000 MI Beak ot Egypt
a poor woman of such an excelleut character should ea. gd. thane, but good and fine at full prices to toe. ad. gi. 104 Do.gag.d. pee( stow, iin lag _ 6,000 110 hank of louden.- - 26000 40 British N. Amerlea..,- al - - - diggers at wort
a miserable way in the public streets ; but the humane liner.-The market is quiet. At public sales, clean at. st. 'NI . Norfolk 61+. et• kg- theet ww - - 12,500 10 Char.B6Brit. Columbia 10 1 ddb - CuMstanee will
Wan 111 C. M. la.u...Mis.,thina au 194 191 - It is oontemplal
conduct of the two poor women who succoured her as far Petersburg sold at 34/. 10a. to 34/. 158.; inferior, 341. St. ;MO Ittirtli anus& perm% 11s us -
%WV se Owlet Mena el lad* company, in ores
as they could was most creditable. SALTPETRE has sold freely at exL to is. advance ; retro:. -
Lon., sad Oaths-- all 54 MI - the improvemen
The jury deliberated, and returned a verdict of death fit 121 De•Datiordifseere"UnllonP•gueL 1 I%
1111resi
tion 5.1 to 4j, at 40s. to 4A. 6d., and for arrival at 39e. at. MI Ilf.ffas.-Cons.4p.c.Pri. 06 N 96 -
Id 4::: ri, c.c.', l6 90 92 -
position will be
from rupture of a blood vessel accelerated by want and ex. to 40,
17 1110 Dl, do. de l} Of Ale - -
all - -.- general meeting
paws, with a strong recommendation to the parish autho- 10 15 I Do. Leda 'net NO.l - - - 40,000 tom Com of Canada
Mies and to the pub is to recant and reimburse Parker and TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY). wto no. York. H. & &pure. 1 dls 1 Gtr I - ts,oee so sea. BootaAtistelisrte. all 171 18
10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 7 1 lie 3 pin 61 Advices rec
Gaffer for their praianeorthy humaoity. The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follows :- ov„ az.„ ...,..„,Modh arasi.wdsh,ll,;,;(l• Ldi aa...4 -
10,000 100 Loudou and Brannan.. 6 } din par ....1 i loss, on the 11
The Coroner hoped the public preas would take notice of Town tallow, 475. 6d., net cash ; Peters Y.C. on the ar tee'"' soot.-'''''.-N.Laip„ot,--proult ... - -
16.010 10 Ina. Mt Bank ot aerie. all ild 261 16 south of Cobi
-
the jury's recommeedation, and he allowed the women a slat, 48s. ; August, 495. ; September, 495. ; Oct. to flt. 100 Do.Aber.gitep.c.....l - - 99,002 20 Do. New - -
-- Company's ate
small sum in exam of the &lawsuit usually given to Dec., 495. 3d. St. 100 Do. 7 p.Ol. POO. 81001 t - -• .._ 16,000 14 Leaden and OonuM
witnesses.
10 all 8. Devon Plied 41 p. e. 10 11 - 14,100 se Leaden Joint stock_ __ le sal sal - mails, and spe
- ------ - HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Dm all it La. (1im1An.61.0.11) 94 94} - M,500 20 London a South African 16 31 41 pro 201
110 000 101 Lon. and Westroinster- 10 77 79 761 3 The return
EASTERN UNION RAILWA Y.-(THIS DAY.) LEADENHALL.-Hides.-Pricea : 5611 m. to 641b5., 3d. to t 140 100 L. sod lliP.r4.l a 6, .. i , eras 1108" 110°22 ' 1014 -id 20,000 100 Mateo. A Pro,. Bank (L 10 i din par - ending Wedue
_ Md. ; 641 be. to 7211 x., 3rd. to 3Ad. ; 7ffils. to 801ba., 34,1 to BL itne & wake ing eg.gewg. - - - 10.000 100 Nal Prow. al labalawl.. 45 - - - for the previoi
10,000 60 Maslow Rank
Circulation issue
The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was 4414! tomas: %thinnBBltobslo44d-ina.,t;3s3.4ldta 'sl4:bakot°,aariidb`,„; ggiks lee" ti„D°'yet=a6"Lp.e.gaa.:l es 7 ; 16,00 r 20 New South wales ail 41 al - -
Circulation antis
held at one o'clock. at Hadley's Hotel. Bridge-street, Black- g-g to tog cam skins, light. 2,,. to la. od, • foil, os. Dd. gs len asalcadhaelediesseLa We *1 - DOM S 6 Orlentel Rank Corpora. aU 61 63 521 friars ; Mr. J. C. CORBoLD, M.P., iu the chair. 10.000 ye Ottoman Lan - 25,000 20 Do. New l2l3pm 6 .4 Other deposits ~
The report having been taken as read, 3a. ed. iambi. 3e. od. ES ,en ' Do. do. Cllma 1111 91 -
tutor 100 Provincial et liaised
The CHAIRMAN moved its adoptioo. He said they were 3‘to sig4a.3d." 38' 911. ; dowse, 3.. 2d. " ; -- ta. 'lO9 Water.* Klikantffillus 42 44 -
not there of that occasion in a corporate capacity, the art - -- - At. -ISO W.lud-IL 111 110 - 16001 25 Lath Ismaita
4 . 014 25 nalna al aloars.a. sn 441 5,1 banking doper
having led to a union between that and other companies. Ind do.. 1U 1116
BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 84. •I° Doo,Niawp"..9 Rot pref.! tes im -
- 10,000 10. Union of Ireland (Um). I 4 Oil- = die fladheeporta"aidorienan'ea!
The board were not strictly bound to convene a meeting,di.so. 60 Mum se Wawa -. _ . la SI 12 -
Messrs Pattendem and Smith report the demand active for Sat 1100 Do.daperp, 6 p.et. pref.! 112 126 -
t 5.,,;.. ....I is,,lii.o
but they wished to meet once more those whom they goa o„u„,;„„... , aaa, taco._ __ , ,oso, ..., . . • •
, ... .

No. I eh.) Doom. IPdI Q. price..) 8.1...
010,410 St. Commercial . . llOO
Isa,ace at Do. 4 p.ctirel.-Min 1100 I
3,086,086 St. List and %Minds— 100 111 134
1,638,310 St. !Landes 100 00 42 401 1
1,939,800 St. M. Katharine OO 68 00
300.886, St. Southampton 100
000.000 St. Victoria
4.0 n 10 Do. Wew
COLONIAL COVIZNYINT 1130011T1. .
No. Iw) 030085. 1 Pd. CL prior. I Sales.
...... .. , • .8 8.e.,1817411 . 1119 106 107 • 1061
.... .. Do.llper cent..lBlMil lOll
—.. .. Do. 11 pa 4.llM.f.Aag lOO 103 106
—.. . Do. Sper ciMar.ditep lOO 108 108
2,114 .. Do. 6 per cool.
684. .. Do. Ipercent.ln Stock 100 96 96
.... Cape ol it Kopeep.oLlB73 100 1 110
.. Do do. 1890 103 112 ll4
do 1861 100 111 111
114. .. Now Brimaw.Oov.6p. M. 100 104 166 1041
.... .. N. S. Wales 13 v.6p. c. 1906 100 100 101
.... .. Do. 6p. 6. 1871 to 1876 100 991 1001 1001
.... .. Do, 6p. 0.,1888
.—. .. New Zealand 6 per cent lOO 108 110
110,. ... Nova Peons op. 00876 100 106 100 1061
.... .. S. Anst,Goe. 6 p.c. Monde 100 108 110
.... .. Vic. (3 v. 6p.c. 3 an. dJ lay 100 106 108
.... .. Do. do. 6p. c. April Au. 100 6064 1691 100 181
lONZIGN MINIII.
So. I Illi. I Minni. I Td) Q. prices. I Sales.
MAO 10 AnslaNea
MOO /km Accord. Welted. al? 11! I
Kw 1 ..... 1... a K. 00. (Um) all 11
16.400 I =a Weer
.lcoa. par
MOM 01 il 11 23
10099 10 Cophpo°=.) ..
0000 IDm Mountain Copper, ell 1 1
16. 11 Nast Del Itor(Usaltod) 1 1 fpm
MMIAIO I tartar
ING Om (Um)
en* all 111 II
1111M0 1 414. Northern Copper
MIL Australis (Um.) 11 1 las
ems 11 Upends (Lim.) 1 1 pm
16,400 I Unarm an 61 1
AND a LuelteMan
101,816 1 Marinello all
10,010 1 N. ithineC.of %AWL) , f db, 1.
111,0111 10 PoutelbaudSllverlond ail 1 6
1110,1100 6 Port 1411111 p 1 11f le 1
1 Santo Barbara Gold 11 1 I --..
10,0111 1 Smell& Austin. (Lim) ltle. 11 prim
11.600 10 St. John del Boy (Um.) LS 60 68 1
*174 111191 Oohed Mexican all 7 74 71
Mao 1 Worthloo , 111,1 .DII j
84. N 1 Indanaroutana (Lira ). all 21 el

- ...we too Nat. Prow. er England.. 41 - - -
-
--' -..- "" St. 100 I. Woks gua. 4p. cent 1 --
rIT: 8447 e. i.Oiiiiii.:l,l7-iiTiidtrealba• to 96Ibt•• 8R ilOO Do. 44 cent I - 10,000 60 Natloaid Hank
The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was c.' to sd.; gm,. to•mtigo., 53. to gid. Hon* hide., dt. ind :& y 4p, p, dep.: ea V; - 16.000 10 New South Wales ail 41 43 -
held at one o'clock. at Radley's Hotel. Bridge-street, Black- ge. to 101.•
Calf skin., gook go to 3.. od. • foil, gs Od. 25 lan IlleclLlDarlingtotls9.9 171 211 - UM al, Oriental Rank Oorpora all 61 63 111
DODO 'I, Ottoman Wok
man; Mr. J. C. Commix., M.P., ice the chair.
De. do. B6p.e. U IN - 25.000 10 Do. New 2 2} 3 poi sdi
Brnmoinutar.-81teep Zthis, 3% 9d. to tar 9d. t Polled, 26 ;61 Do. d . cep... pp 24 -
The report having been taken ros read,
atioeu 100 Provincial oi Iranwa
3s. 4d. to 3a 9d. 'doer, 3s. 2.1 to 3s. Gd. ;lambs, 3s. Od. 25 as wm...eriasecores.e. 41 a _
The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. He said they were to sc. 3d.
MON 25 South Australia all - - -
not there ou that occasion in • corporate capacity, the art _ _ _ St. 190 ,W.1214-081.1struset.. 128 120 -
4. CO 25 'Mann nt anon.- In 411 HSI -. Do. do. 2nd do.. 123 120 -
10,000 10. Union of Ireland ;Lim.). 2 11 0} dts -dl
having led to a union between that and other companies. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. HIS DAY.) et 101 Du. 14,,,,,p. 6 /8. at Pot 103 lop -
The board were not strictly bound to convene a meeting, Meyer,. Pattendee and Smith report the demand active (or at. Ilea 11:10.41.9•121. 6 P.OB frees.! 112 125 ''' 0,,k.e. 60 Wane at Lootion . Iv 31 32 - bat they wished to meet once more those whom they goo coloured Imo,. l&res, sod Igsfreort advanced prom. had so long represented. He regretted that the tenus FORAM RAILWAYS. IIIIIGILLANIODS.
There is scarcely % pocket left unsold of last years growth.
of amalgamation agreed upon at the
He
meeting A few pocket. of the new growth have arrived at market, Ili IPL I UMW& I aillbePileM 1541.8. No. I SM. 1 O3MPtellOl. iritici price. , .ales
had not been fully carried out. He then re- picked from the mouldy grounds in Mid Kent, but at pre. ex g - - -10.0001 10 Aagio.Nexima lOU .. 4111 18 in -
capitulated the terms of the final arrangement, sent no one will buy them. Mould continues to amead ia If ell = & Rotterdam 71 71 - *000; 10 Atlantic RI. Mail 04.(L.) all I 8 4 -
as already given in the report ; adding that his anxiety both Mid and Post Kent. Tie other districts are going on Is ba Ard°l•l° - - Pm. - 20,000 26 Australian 412120111- •••10 2l 23t -
to amve at a final settlement hail led him and his col- favoorobiy, with it,. ei ce pixie. of Worcester. ls Is IlthiatfLlts.lL g.7p.e lf 2pm - e 1.0419 10 Berths Waterwor.. ~ all 6 5 -
le Wes to consent to make lame concessioo. There was, he a all Relates Z. Jetlea - 20,000 5 Bombay Gas, lJnitted.. 111 pm -
and, every reason to believe that unity of manage- ft all Bader, to Gralsessaaa - .... -
634,700 St. illeit.P. Irish MWTeI... 101 160 5.5 •-•
meet and a better system of working would lead COAL MA RKET.-(THIS DAY.) ~ m cameras Mae At Rsil. 10} 111 - (lel at. Do. 13 1 ter a. 1111 IBM! sM 19 21 -to a considerable improvement in the value of Walls End Stewart's, lfis. ad.; Walls End South Hatton, HII
_„1111 Cogrutoodoo
75.; ...Walls End Tees, lfis. fli. ,• Walls End Hartlrol, " ''' 4 dial _ 5,91 a 22. Canada land 1 2111100 102
1160,000 81. lOocia of Eng.&Bmelt , all 1t 18 -
-
their property. He believed that
.practically the
ifs. .sa ; Walls End Braddyl's Mottos, 15s. 9d. ; .u. 90 la 'Dutch Rhenish ft •
if pm, - 1.002025 M.•
Palace
'''" Se all ,
,Eastern of France .... 21 22 - 180,810 It. Preference 5O 110. 112 -
-
it w..uld be when they last met. He had no doubt that End Rumen Ilettrins, 15s. 6d. • Walla End Remise ge all Gd. Russian gua. 6. yt. a - I - 277,000 Bt. Datap. at. Peep. Deb. 1410 .101 111 -
the Great Lister° A stock was worth as much as the onii. Grange, 15s. 6.1. ; Walls End Candoc, 16s. 3d. ; Walls 10 all Oc Central of Prams.. - - -
E_ntl Kelloo. 161. 3d.; Walla End Eden Main, 15e. fal.; 10 - etl,ooo 10 Kind & Lon.ttnippeng all 1 8 10
50,000 2.1 Itastladtalrria.S cruet 1 1 loi ipm -
nary stock, though he would be glad to see it converted
into °rebury stock. simmont, 15s. • Holyweil, lds. • Wylsm, 16a. ; West 10 all Ita'"'. ' unc"*D
all Ot...__Larrhg...Coust. 81% 12 IL}
-
- 700.000 84. ftelale .... VS '99 lei -Be lam, 14s. thi. ; Tanfield Moor Bates, 17a-so ships at 26 all Lk" Constance 3 13"
- 70.000 6 Msg. sad Aust. ..I/ 21 -
Mr. R. J. HAM EY expressed his surprise that the amount
____,...,
110 all 'Liens and Turnhout -
20,000 14 0511. Stamm Navigate... 14 157 28 -
of the company's liabilities had not yet been ascertained. """''''"' NI all Lyons and Geneva - - &30,000 1 Great 81Up (Loaned) .. all 1 I
.......,...
The CHAIRMAN believed that the amount stated in the re-
-91 all Marta Antonia
port as the maximum, via. 72,0001 would cover all liabili- THE ATTEMPTED DOODLE MURDER THROUGH .11A- dd" 21/ I,..N6nLe.tileirt. Llrgthi 61 !,1 - moue 0 Lon. District Tel. (L).. 61 41 II dis -
.20 .1 NI tetkeoul 4 Lon. gas. Ontoilwell Go. all 111 II -
ties. and in that case the Great Es:stern A stock would be LOUSY IN It&rasamTne.-Prom inquiriee this morning, it 1-4 "all N- M.i&ni- Pof Be
oeg" 89 40 1 - 10,000, 10 Lon.iii.lre.Dlr.TeL ,L) 1- - -
worth more than the ordinary stock, into which there were
60,61.01 20 Madras Irrlgn. its Qum. 1 I 81 Of pm -
appears that the death of Bridget Hartoel, one of the vie- II 14 . Do. New Obsess - -Pm -
great facilities for its iv:eversion.
tirnsof the dastardly attempt at doable murder by the ml.. 1 all Norwegian Trunk iiiik 8 10 i - 12.0011 10 [twitter. In. Tel (Um.) all T. 4 4; -
After some further discusaiou the report was adopted. 7 dia creant Crampton, of Rotherhithe, is hourly expected.
_,.111.6 11 sun iiitc.9llifintrroc.W"loTTmodiAkil I',
458 46 - 00,005 26 Notional Dlecount Co.. a I} if pm -
Thanks were voted to the chairman and the aecretary,
0,000 20 Nerbuddavoahtiron(L, 6 1 spm -
tabs, or rather slashes, of a knife which she •
reemv"° ad 110 all Parts spa ortme. - - 1 - 08,000 6 NetbsetandeL Bp. e.prf ail 4 1 -
after which the meeting was adjourned till the Dith of overs
her aids and breast were so numerou that from the la pp ipdfa and a. Pram:boo
November.
4714 MO N. Brans. 3N. nest. ial. 81 12 14 first a fatal termination was feared, but during last 1 fPonsainbacolg.7P.O. 18 18 !14 ad IRMO' IN. Brit. Auntealmian.. all 1 1 -
-
night
the symptoms which manifested themselves leave no 10 all alga and Donahoe, -- 1 ... 10%00. I Oriental gas all II 14 -
NORFOLK' imairam-( THIS DA Y. ) hope of recovery. Her brotbei, who was stabbed at the 10 all loyal .1700_,..„011
as 1U194.• ale 4 74 _
same time, is, however, doing well, and Mr. Hilton, the 2 a lir *""'"" I I - 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas llle ! pin -
4 all 7 pee omit _ . - 2 /6,000 is Peel raver Land[ Ma. NO 1.0 63 -
The 35th half-yearly meetin of the proprietors house surgeon at Gay's Hospitel, entertains strong hopes of to og 8.5,,,,,0d ff - 10,000 60 Peoln.sad Odes BUM all 75 74 74 31
of thi, company was held at 1 occlock, at the London his ultimate recovery.
10 all I Do. 61 par cok6/38m 115 II - 10,090 40 Do. New ,le 11 13 pm -
Tavern ; Mr. Groaor BIDDER in the chair. SOMNAMBULISMICXTRAORDINARY.-AIIOIIOO'CIOCk so B gsaPauwßlan.kr..Vperes. 14 pm - 40,000 ID Rees 3 led. Tel. 0.41 Mt - - -
The report and statement of accounts were taken as read. on Sunday morning Inspector May, while on duty in Brent- ro 12 *Aust.* Lont.Timethla 31 3} P. Mi Knee le -
R1E3717: w 1133
- 10,000 16 all 6 6 -
The CHAIRMAN, in moving their adoption, coogratu. wood, maw a man in his shirt walking along the parapet of ro it c
lings[3 Pm.ce,u,''&1223.162 -12 dp -
4,210 lt Rio Galan. Cltlas-(L) sii 271 ltsi -
lated the proprietors on the favourable circura. the Sir Charles Napier beer-house, and almost immediately 20 4 ,Turin and Savona .... 2 1 dls 21 114740 13 Do. -
dances under which they were assembled. While afterwards observed him fall on to the pavement below, a5l all ivy mud., 7l 7/ -. 16,400 ion loyal Mill MINIM ....1 le It 66
the Chancery snit was going on they kept • consider- displace of 24 feet. On hastening to the spot the of 10 all , Do. 41 per cent. Prat 10 16. r .. RUM Ilt. Art. lineel I% 123 1.4 -
able balance on band to meet any claims which might have found a young man named William Brett, a bricklayer, who *MI IWert.& N. W. of Pre 2ll 121 I - MOH is destrallan iendl all 31 33 -
been made against them, mod that balance was now, lodges at the Sir Charles Napier, lying on the pavement,
DZIENTORE STOCIII. 111,930 1 TeL early .. I all I f -
a, a matter of course, brought into the accounts. having broken his arm and sustained other severe injuries. ~_ I ~.. , me* I Da. go. Rargletered.. ' all I I -
Tht amalproation had beta effected ILI IDEMS& (Pd i Cl- Prices. I Selto. these 10 De. do. -
ight say almost by Mr. Baker, surgeon, who resides in the next house, was at ",...___,.. me- i
40.000 5 Useful% to ladle (L.) 1 4 4 dts
a mirs le. The difficulties were such, that if they had been once aroused, and dread his wounds. The poor fellow is 1.181114 a. 01.1700211.19.0../a90.7d211011 ail Ne -
LL" e le
_.114.ed Anat(L.) LI. I I dig Tar -
foreseen nobody would have had the copra to face them. totally unconscious how the accident happened, and there _M. larfolkap.e.Mar.daspt.lloo - -
Illke* St. N. gait. Sp.ct.lan.d....luly *II 98 10 -
- urns 10 TrentaLs.Co.U.Caneds 6 4 Ipm -
But t) ty were dealt with as they arose sal the proprietors seems no doubt that at the time he was in a state ail win- • - 96. boottith N Peat. 40. et.lloo - - - IllOcm 6 us. [lambus Tel ao. s 4 Mt Pal -
knew the result. He had intended to make wane remarks nambulism. -Chelmsford Chronicle. Ilk "114101401.--4tpan. ate 101 106 - WM 189 aii Olamisser UAL.- 183 12 13 _.

August 48, 1802.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The official business report is as follows:—Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 93, 1 • ditto for
Two o'Ctoce. account (Sept. 4), 931, 93, 1 ; Bank Bieck, 241,
The funds to-day are firmer. Consols have again Th 2391 ni!receenPteal.., Cent,. 9131,edreld838ea, li,otegy; la4peh:
risen per cent. The completion of the fortnightly 211; India Five
,per Cent. Stock, 1081, • ditto for
settlement in shares and foreign stocks has formed account, 1081 ditto Four per Cent. Debentures,
10 ;
the principal business in the Stock Exchange, and 1863, 101; ditto, 1864, 101 ;ditto, 1864 or 1866,
the fresh transactions have been upon a limited 10 1,
44,10
10391
i. Five per Cent. " enfaced "rupee paper,
scale. Although business is dull, however, prices The India Five per Cent, stock remains at 1084
generally are fairly supported. Ito 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 18s. to 21s. prem.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's In the foreign stock market the principal move-
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at ment was in Italian Five per Cents., which tut-
68fr. 15c., being per cent. better than yesterday. tuated to the extent of 1 per cent., transactions
Consols are officially marked 934 and I for being recorded between 661 and 671. The final
931 to 4 , both notation was the same as that of yesterday.
money. The present quotation
Turkish securities were likewise heavy, and the
for cash and the 4th of September. The official closing quotations, though above the lowest point,
business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 240 ; were Ito per cent. below those of yesterday. The
Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 1 ; New Three Maxemmana Railway loan fell 1 per cent. Spanish
per Cents., 931, f ; India Five per Cent. stock, ItTel Portuguese securities, as well as the old
1081, 4, ; Five per Cent. " entaced " rupee Venezuela bonds,oowerethecent. likewise
th rather hand,
showsworse.
of to 1
paper, 1031 ; ditto Fire-and-a-Half per Cent., a recovery
1111 ; Exchequer Bills, 175., 21s. prem. A rise of about 15e.per took place to-day in the
In the foreign stock market the settlement is in shares of the London and South African Bank.
course of completion. Prices generally exhibit 'London and Brazilian Bank have recovered to par
little change in the absence of active business. rerldprem. Provincial Bank of Ireland and Char-
The Turkish Loan of 1854 is
Mercantile Bank of India, London, and
quoted 844 t° China were quoted rather lower. In miscellaneous
86 ; that of 1858, 704 to 71 ; the scrip shares, Canada Land, Peel River Land, and Otto-
of the new loan, 2 to 14 die., being rather man Gas were fiat. An improvement was quoted.
firmer ; ditto, paid-up, 66 to}; Egyptian Loan, first in London Dock and St. Katharine Dock stocks.
takings
closing quotations for shares in. new_under-
isane, 11 to 12 prem. ; ditto second issue, 94 to 104
prem. ; Venezuelan scrip, I to 1 prem. ; Portu- unlit tom ydlers; lisloir:bleitawsliTalßasooylic°l
guese, 21 to 24 prem. ; and Peruvian Ayres, 1 psem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern
Buenos
scrip, 14 to 1 die. Italian Five per Cents. Railway, to 4 prem. ; Bank of Queensland, 11 to
are rather firmer, and are marked 671. 1 dia. ; London, Buenos Ares, and River Plato
Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Bank, Ifir to prem. ; London and Middlesex
.
Four per Cent. Certificates, 103 ; Egyptian Seven Bank, 1 dis to par ; North London Park, to k
; Quebrada Comr y,n die. to ar ; General
per Cents., paid-up scrip, 95, ox preen; ditto, pal.d u - ~•
Jng Stock, #to prem. ; and Irish Rolling
up scrip, 934 ; Italian Five per Cents., for acct., stook, to di,.
674 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, American Railway Securities were generally
291, ; Moorish Five per Cents., 931 ; Russian firmer to-day. The Federal Five per Cents. rose
Five per Cents, 1862, scrip, 231. 10s. paid, 2 Per emit-
dis. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for
account, 441 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 85 ;
ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto
1001. bonds, 74 ; ditto Six per Gents., 1862, scrip,
401. paid, 24, 14 die. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 654,
664 ; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., for account, 26.

Fowl. o'CLoox.
Consols remain quoted at 931 to g, both for
money and the account (September 4).
The disoount market continues rather quiet. At
the Bank of England the amount of business is
below the average. Elsewhere bills are taken at
11 per cent.
The Committee of the Stock Exchange on Monday
next may probably appoint the following Thursday
or Friday a special settling day in the scrip of the
new Peruvian loan.

The particulars are published of Buenos Ayres
Three per Cent. Bonds, representing 26,0001.,
which have been cancelled by the investment of
a sum of 10,0261. It is worthy of remark that the
application of the money to this purpose is entirely
a voluntary act on the part of the government.
There were no gold transactions at the Bank
yesterday. A considerable amount of Russian has
arrived, and is expected to remain here.
. .

The Mail steamer Shannon has arrived from the
West Indies with 213,0001. in silver, and 49,0001.
in gold.
The New York telegram yesterday afternoon
report a recovery in the exchange to 127, and in
the premium on gold to 14 per cent. The City
of Manchester was about to leave for England
with 400001. in specie.
The Great Western Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 7,289/. ; the Manchester,
Sheffield, and Linoolushire, a decrease of 3801.; the
Midland, an increase of 3,6331.; the North Eastern,

an increase of 2,087/. ; 'and the Great Northern,
an increase of 4,6171.
The half-yearly meeting of the Crystal Palace
District Gas Company is called for the 11th Sep-
tember, when a dividend is to be declared.
The following half-yearly circular has been issued
to the sharebolden in the North British Austral-
asian Company (Limited) :

The increase by lambing, at Rosenthal and South Tul
burrs, to the 31st December, 1861 (11,435 head), is not so
great as that of the previous year, on account of the large
sales of ewes at that time, but is equal to 81 per cent. on
the number lambed, and the sheep are reported to be
looking welL The markets since the commencement of
this year have been very much depressed, and Mr. Buck.
land hd therefore only sold 2,000 ewe winners (six months
old), at 121. 6d. per bead, preferring to hold over the ad.
ditional surplus for another year, a course which the direc•
ton approve, and the advantages will no doubt be apparent
in the results of next season. From unavoidable delays
the shearing was not commenced until nearly the end of
November, but the wool of " Clip 1861 " has all arrived in
London, with the exception of a few bales of skin wool.
'I he weight of the clip is 126,1461 be., against 114,55911 n. the
previous year. About a fourth of this quantity hes been sold,
and the remainder will be reared before the end of the year.
Our advice., to the 4th June last, inform us that 188 casks
of tallow (about 5d tone) weri ready for shipment. Owing to
the difficulty of obtaining a fair price for cattle they were
actively drafting the mobs for the pots, and the produce,
together with the bides, would he forwarded as early ae
possible. We are advised of the sale of the island of
Romeo for 3,7001.1 to be paid on completion of the title
ends which are in course of preparation. Every effort
has been made for the disposal of the other outlying pro-
perties, hot as yet without snooms. Mr. Rockland reports
thet gold has been found on Molroy ; that there were fifty
diggers at work and doing well ; and we trust this car
cumstance will improve the market value of that station.
It is contemplated to slightly augment the capital of the
company, in order to purchase additional freehold land for
the improvement of the stations in Queensland, and a pro-
position will be made to that effect at the next annual
general meeting of the shareholders.
_ _

Advices received yesterday announced the total
lees, on the 11th July, off Lagarto Island, 55 miles
south of Cobija, of the Pacific Steam Navigation
Company's steamer Lima. The crew, passengers,
mails, and specie were saved.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, August 27, compared with that
for the previous week, shows the following changes :
Circulation issue
Circulation active
Public deposit. 7,506,822 Increase 358.030
Other deposit. 14,865,006 Inoreass 296,999
Government securities in

tanking department 11,036,097 No change.
Other securities in banking
department
Coin and bullion in both _ - -

departments— 17,678,098 Nervous 4,094
Seven clay sad other bills 824,055 Decrease 8,820
The hest
Notes in reserve
Total reserve (notes &coin
in'tanking department). 11,072,873 Increase 815,9:9

The main feature of interest in this return is the
large increase in the reserve, produced by an in-
crease under both heads of the deposits, combined
with a decrease in the private securities. The total
reserve of notes and coin in the banking depart-
ment now exceeds eleven millions. The coin and
bullion are almost stationary.

BANK OT ENGLAND.—An
end 6th Vlc.. C. IL kw the weal
27, MX

saint pursuant to the Act ftb
ending on Wednesday, Anima

.
UM DWI
Notes Issued 1.31,617,8155 I

/31.517,88.5
MAXIM DI
Proprietors' Capital 614.563,000
Bed
Politic Deposits On
audios Kteliert
Bar. Banks, Coat-
ml!A. of Natt.o4

(I,;;;Tuinent debt.. 311,015,100
Other securities.... 8,034,900
o,:dd coin and bul-

--tiOir-- --
---
14867.886
Silver bullion .... ..

Accts.)
Other Deposita
he yeti day sod other
824.666

£61,617,666

PAWNOR.
Goveruineut Secu-
rities (Including
Dead Weight An-
nuity)
Other Seeuritiee
Notes
Gold add Have
Cols

£A1,062,108

Two o'Owcw.

141,0112.104
IfAIISHALL. Mel Calder.

TUUNSDAT EvlNDra.

Consola, which closed yesterday at 93 to both
for mousy and the 4th of September, opened this
awning at the same quotation, rose to 93i, and
closed at 931 to . For the Bth October the last
price was 931 to tj, the "continuation" being I.