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In the mining market to-day the principal feature
is a fall in East Wheal Romell shame, which have
relapsed to 9; tranaactimis are officially recorded in
the Stock Exchange at 9i, 10, and 9. Shares in Provi-
dence, Wheel Margaret, East Cam Brea, Par Con-
sole, Wheal Clifford, and West Sewn, have also
been dealt in, prices remaining generally steady.
Fortuna Mining shares are marked 21, and Port
Philip, IN.

MANCHESTER, SHEPPIRLD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE
RAILwAT.—The total expenses of this estacany's railways,
including rents, tolls, duty, do., front July 1 to July 24,1859
amounted to 19,8841.155. 4d asegelnat 19,5881.95. 9d. forth;
conesponding period of 1828. The proportion of the South
Jewase receipts accruing to this company from July 1 to
July 24, 1859, amounted to 1,8441. 19s. Id., as against 1,4911.
lb. W. for the corresponding period of 1868, and the ex-
pense to 8634 3s. 11d., es against 9871. 12s. 3d.
°OMAGH ON BOARD AN AHRRICAN SHIP
LITIMPOOL.—Andnr Adam Davis, mond mate of the
1 American ship Helen Foster, wee charged bakes the Birken-
head magistrates yesterday with an outrage upon two
Austrian seamen, who, in order to escape the prisoner's
violence, bad leaped Into the river, and, while one narrowly
escaped drowning, it was believed on Sunday evening that
the other, Antonio Fond, bad perished. After great exer-
tions, however, end almost dead from exhaustion, Ford cos-
Steed to reach the shore at a place about three miles from
the come of the outrage. Fortunately for the prisoner, he
thus escaped an indictment fir murder, and was lined 40a.
and costs for the &wadi.
THE CONDEMNED CRIMINAL AT YORK.—John
Riley, who, for the barbarous murder of his wife at Hull,
woo condemned at the late Renaud
amiss to ezpiets his
horrible crime upon the scaffold, Lae since that time, as is
usual, recopied what is termed the condemned wll. He has
been regularly attended by the Rev. J. C. Thompson, the
chtplain of York Castle, and under that gentleman's Chris-
tian exhortations Riley seems to have been brought to •
proper appreciation of the awful position in which be stands.
His aged father, from Louth, and boa Mother and sister,
from Hull, paid him a Set a few days ago, and the un-
fortunate man then expressed his twinkles and sorrow foe
the dreadful offence he had committed, and else the
hope that he may be forgiven by his Maker. The wens
which was parented was of a most begirt-msdleg descrip-
tion ; bat it may sally be supposed that even this did not
beer comparison with the egoeising ems that took place on
Saturday, when the criminal's two Wens, both of whom gave
evidence against their father upon bto trial, took their last
leave of their went. Riley'. execution will take place on
Saturday amt.
CRYSTAL PALACE. The great fountains and
entire sides of waterworks, including the water temples,
cascade, and dancing foentaine, will be displayed at hal-
ved 4 o'clock this (Tuesday) afternoon.
METROPOLITAN FREI HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE-
WARE, CITT.—Tha aggregate number ofi=nts relieved
daring the week ending July 30 was; M 845 ;
sar-
glal, 2881 total, 931; of which 408 were new owes.
MVBEUM OF PATENTS, SOUTH IC ENSINGTON.—
Pinetter of visitors for the week ending July 30: Mornings,
1.166; aveningo,l,l42; tote), 2,307. Slum the opening cd
the free eilly.(May 12, 1868), 122,069.