The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-08 00:00:00

TIIIIIBULL V. BULD--MR. TORATIRILL AND THE PROTESTANT

This was an action brought by Mr. Turnbull who was
lately are of the calaudarers of state papers, and the action
was to recover damages for two alleged libels which had
bees published respecting him by Mr. Bird, who was the
I moto, of the Protestant Alliance. The defendant
pleaded not guilty, sad also a plea in jurtitleation of various
parte of the libel.

- Mr. Kassalse, Mr. Psideattx, and Mr. Folkard appeared
for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Bovill, Mr. Lush, Mr. Cooke
Evans, and Mr. White, for the defendant.
Mr. Kerslake mid that he had the honour to appear for
Mr. Turnbull, who charged the defendant with having
peblished of him a series of calumnious articles its
different newspapers—articles which reflected on his
homer as a gentleman and his trustworthiness
as • profeeekeal man and • public officer.
It seemed that there were in this country the most valu-
able collection of state papas which existed in the civilised
world; but until lately these papers were kept in •
ocafesed state, and were without an index, so that it was
almost impossible for any student of history to get any
inform** from them. The Master of the Rolla, soon
after ids asonsion to office, made representations to the
Lords of the Treasury, which resulted in the appointment
of several gentlemen to calendar the state papers,
aid at these the present plaintiff was one. Mr. Turn.
bull was appointed in 1839, and at this time Mr.
Brewer had been appointed to calendar domestic papers,
and mother gentleman had been appointed to calendar the
foreign papers during the reigns of Edward VI. and Eliza.
both and Mary. The Master of the Rolls thought it desir-
able to have • gentleman to calendar the foreign papers from
the time of Edward VI. to the year 1688, and for this po-
silks the plaintiff wan nominated. It must be borne in
mind that his duty was simply to calendar the
papas, and not to write • history of the period. Mr.
Timbal wee a member of the Scottish bar. He was
the son of paitieshata, and had been brought up • pro-
teetaat, and he was • man whose knowledge and skill in
literary matters was almost unrivalled. Mr. Turnbull, in
1842, embraced the Boman catholic religion, and he had
written many books since that year, and some
of them no doubt showed that he was a warm
and ardent supporter of the faith which he had
embraced, but he defied anybody to impute to him any im-
proper or dishonourable action during the course of a life
now some fifty years long. Mr. Turnbull had been no
sooner appointed than various religious societies commenced
an stack upon him, and among others the Protestant Alli-
ance endeavoured to indueethe Master of the Rolls to t-
his appointment. The Protestant Alliance in

published a memorial which they had addressed
Lord Palmerston upon the subject ; and this memorial
situated Mx. Turnbull as " not only a Honour catholic '
a defender and admirer of the jesuite," and submit
"that a person who has expressed such strong symy
for the Jesuits, and antipathy to those who opposed
atrocious designs, and who thus defamed the glorious iv.
formation, is most unfit to be entrusted with the valuable
foreign papers under his control, and to be commissior -
prepare au official abstract of the same." Some letter.
published in the Doily Nears, and in consequence
Turnbull addressed a letter to that journal, stating "
int volume would be before the public in a day .
and said, " I have therefore to request my opponents
send some persons to examine my work with the document,.
themselves, and thus make good their iusineations against
me." Instead of accepting this offer, however, Mr. Bird
lisped the libels in question on the present occasion ; th
being dated the lifth January. In it lie said, " Win
deputation waited on Lord Palmerston his lordship
letter from Sir J. Romilly, justifying the appointmei
which be stated that 'since the agitation on the subj
(Sir John) had appointed two protestant gentlemen to
mine and compare the papers prepared by Mr. Turnbull.
to see that he had done his work fairly, and also
gentleman was appointed to examine the date of the
iecumenta on their being given to Mr. Turnbull, and
return by Mr. Turnbull again to examine and see than
were whole and unmutilated, and to certify to that
If Mr. Turnbull be perfectly qualified for his Mhos, i
integrity be unimpeachable, what need of three gent
to watch him, and to put the country to the expense
Ong four pereous,to do the work of one
tber, it was said, ' Wi3 Mr. Turnbull assert
there was not in the foreign department of
State Paper-office any letter referriug to the
of the Guises to exterminate the protestants
Scotland? Is it credible that, in a period of 130 years,
eluding the great eoclesiastioil .trife between Rutland
Rome, there are no important documents relating to
Reformation? Have they met the sans fate sia too

of the papers on the suppieudou of the monasteries
the nip of Bloody queen Mazy:" Thu pm&
letter tram Mr. Turnbull, and another from
••• •

Itrrwar ; and afterwards the second libel was put
cn the 24th of January. After quoting an
from the Ataenamni, it atutinned, "From the foregoing b.
tract it is perfectly evident that many most importaoi
papers relating to events happening frnm the period of
Reformation may fall into the Lauds of Mr. Turnbull.

;;;;Cl
Robert Bouthl
darer iu Auger
paragraph in
other papers
was comments
battery &gains
Protestant A'
and the Re
the first men
• oommunicat
addressed to t
the office.
1860. I hail
of the Rolle is
merston, tow
Rolls did
and be se
foul and senr
the memorial,
the document
from the Quo
commander
made strongly
paragraph was
roonsorandum
tutorial soot to
rrho oa

There w...
_haa about

Mr. Lloyd ii
mortgagoe on
tbs °gutty of
amount (201.),
amongst the
another 641. in

The divide
usual way.

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✓ "mom •i no nes men mthrmiers an attack upon him, and among others the Protestant Alli- The July a
to unusual annoyanees—a third
ape that the person excluded from since endeavoured to inducethe Master of the Rolls to revoke aned this i
the 1/113nolopeal Society will bs, his appointment. The Protestant Alliance in 1860 Mayor, the Re.
the Sheriffs, U
the gentleman who, after taking published a memorial which they had addressed to The utlendar
*Medan, resulted• isenirier and Lord Palmerston upon the subject ; and this memorial de- The Recorde
TIMMY Pocketed/ his punishment. riveted Mr. Turnbull as " not only a Roman catholic but was sorry to int
'errant, RICHAND F. Barron, ii. a defender and admirer of the jeauits," and submitted names Of 4 grog
es's4quare, July 6." " that a person who hem expressed such strong sympathy charges were o
I ABIZY.--()b Friday, there for the jesuita, and antipathy to those who opposed their charge neinnt
t Newstead Abbey, of valuable atrocious deeigus, and who thus defamed the glorious Re- appeared that t
petty of Lord Myron. Many of formation, is moat unfit to be entrusted with the valuable num and ado
'dente prices. The first printed foreign papers nailer his control, and to be commissioned to of her children,
with autograph, after a vigorous prepare an official abstract of the same." time letters were was attracted, ,
Ily 61., Mr. Webb being the per- published in the Deily News, and in consequence Mr. but one child d
- candlesticks, need by his lord- Turnbull addressed a letter to that journal, stating that his another charge
;ht in by the same gentleman at first volume would be before the public in a day or two, The prisoner w
melvliowl, broken, but repaired, and said, " I have therefore to request my opponents will servant went t
illy worth Is., realised N. ss. A send some persons to examine my work with the documents tired her in be
Oaths L, on marble half column, themselves, and thus make good their 'etiolation' against born child, sr
ire, sold at 181. to Mr. Redfern, me." Instead of accepting this offer, however, Mr. Bird pub- There was alto
in the same size and style, of hailed the libels in question on the present occasion : the first suffocate her no
one price, to Mr. Woodgete, of being dated the 111th January. In it he said, " When the who lodged in
nente, and portfolios of music, the deputation waited on Lord Palmerston his lordship read a by a strange no
t, gaiters, harpsichords, musical letter from Sir J. Romilly, justifying the appointment, in the child until
16 latter, copies of the beet operas which he stated that 'since the aviation on the subject he stuffed into its
sic, brought good prices. There (Sir John) had appointed two protestant gentlemen to ems, evidently pearl
a and pattern, in which cost be- mine and compare the papers prepared by Mr. Turnbull, and slaughter &gaiu
p, and in all cases the articles put to see that he bet done his work fairly, and also another was offended at
'bilious prices. Some curious and gentleman was appointed to examine the date of the original Maned, and she
en china, plate, and plated goods, documents on their being given to Mr. Turnbull, and on their The deceased h
ed of to advantage, and the sale return by Mr. Turnbull again to examine and see that they likely to cuff,
department, iu which were some were whole and immutilated, anti to certify to that effect.' opinion of the i
1818, a few dozens of the tame If Mr. Turnbull be perfectly qualified for his office, and his Now given by i
a cellar," and a huge quantity of integrity be unimpeachable what need of three gentlemen man of woutith
intage, which went off at large to watch him, and to put tit's, country G. the expense of em- her. The elect
ploying four persons to du the work of one?' Fur. was sitting wi
za.—The bills of the Rose and tiler, it was said, " WM Mr. Turnbull assert that mistreat had go
Hereford, Hay, and Brecon Rail. there was not in the foreign department of the he made an axe
1. The Lords have agreed to the State Paper.office any letter refeiriug to the plots she fawned she
e Commons is the Metropolitan of the Guises to exterminate the protestants of She went into]
cc ementa Bill, and in the bill of Scotland? Is it credible that, in a period of 130 yews, in. there, upon soh
ay for the widening of their line eluding the great ecclesiastical strife between England and then attacked 1
the ease of the Swansea and Neath Rome, there are no important documents relating to the
shopper. Tiler
leaded that the promoters Luny
ofpapers Reformation? Have they met the same fate as too many Gli, Fru& do,
the powers conferred on the South the on the suppression of the =materiel did in
cherted with ti
and also the power conferred on the reign of Bloody queen Mary ..." This produced a there was no et
working arrangements with the letter trom Mr. 'Turnbull, and another from Mr. men Were see
struck out of the bill. A ann. Brewer ; and afterwards the second libel was published were identified
e Duke of Rutland, chairman ; en the 24th of January. After quoting an extract which, thißeco
Lords Camoys, muthueu, sad front the Atmoureni, it continued, "From the foregoing 6X• q4ett of jau—
nted to otetaidee the South Wales tract it is perfectly evident that many most importao a Prisoner had at
Vale of Clwyd Railway Bill, the papers relating to events happening from the peri of the sum of money.
• St. George's Harbour Bill. Reformation may fall into We Lands of Mr. Turnbull. In called the atteu
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____ THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1861.
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~ 1,041,1 e that corninuoications respecting the siege .4 ford %g a cheque for 1,000/. The_ petty whosename was DURHAM ELECTION. SHARE msuit,--(THIS DAY.) MONEY MAMICET.—(THIS DAY.)
Rishelle, the struggles of the Iluimeoota in the time of forrd was deal. end therefore could not be called is amid --o-- -....—......-- .--4,...----
tlitileth, were act seat over to her, mil would not these is such GUAM. But it was represented that the cheque was HIT IMMO TELEGRAM) Two o'Ctoci. CLoc
IM plar° of lin the custody Mr. Turubull ! Did our amino. lived hy the party a few hours before he died, but evidence DURHAM, Miumar. Business in the railway share market to -day is The feeds t 0 day are dell. consols a Two o're
quoted
...d...,,,,m,01y c.,.., es chiikoab og Henry yi IL to take would be laid before the jury as to the state of the
The Attorney-General, Sir William Atherton. almost suspended, and, with the exception of an 1-16 to
} per cent. lower than ou Satur-
int. rest in the religions coateels on the Continent 1 With party at that time, and it would be for them to say whether
sU &remote to Mr. Ber•rers I moot arcePl his statement there was a pnrnli foie case against the prisoner. There was re-elected to represent this city today without oppo- improvement of 1 per cent.
instancein Eastern Counties
were a few other cases which it would be hardly worth Preparations for the monthly settle-
that there are no other hopertaat docurneeta relating to salon, though it had been threatened.
the Reformatioe or to the religiose struggles alter the mentioning, eel he concluded by summoning the grand
ign of limey VIIL Is there so ownsposdeeee of /an' to their duties. tslitt:Saa"fleriCa:ll oil: Banerurderyy evagternn. London and day.ment on Wednesday chiefly occupy attention. The
North Western stock is now quoted 93} to 94 ; other markets are steady, but business is almost at a
le Prism of Coedit with the English mean respect- _ „
Great Western, 71} to f ; Midland, 121 to standstill, except in Turkish Bonds, which con-
isa the secret trinity of Barone fur the fuoUlde re- -o---
storati..n .4 Proteetauts to the Raab& church ! Has THE POLICE COURTS. INQUEST ON MR. soorr. 121, being firm ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
th..t ...thing to do with the Reformation or with religious tinue in active demand, and are rising rapidly.
gals DAY.) Them were very few signs of fire this morning, to 112 ; South Eastern 81 i to I being dull;
areg,,leo fam4doth spent mull mosey to. support the
proteetant religion oa the toattairot. nod is it likely that ..-o___ and very little smoke, but the steam floats are still kept at
work playing upon the vaults of Cotton's Wharf, in which to }.
Eastern Counties, 49} to' 50 ; and daledon' ,99 At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted
it wax done without the inteventace of her ambassadors, BOW-STREET. there still remains a considerable quantity of combustible Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 67fr. 67c., being 1-16 to 4 per cent. worse than on
.m.l without. large amount of correopendence ! The Pro-
• YOUNG votuNTura "ON THE seam" matter. Ito i dia. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock Saturday.
t't•l's Alleuwe h." never °mit"' mat the "" in H.I. A young man named asoroc Boyers, of respectable apt- This afternoon Mr. Serjeaut Payne, coroner for London Lind, Thirty Year.' War, he.. was part of the Reforma-is steady, at the late improvement. Consols are officially marked 894, f , and fex
=armee was charged with being very drank, lied assault. and Southwark, held an inquest at the vestry of St. Olare's
ORDINARY giLLZMI ASD STOOKS.
two :but they maintain that papers relating to them are i pollee' ' -constable E 165, with his bayooet, at half- past 1 church upon a handful of calcined bones, supposed to be
div., for money, and 891 and aex div., for the
of the highest importance, sad ought not to be placed clock on Sunday orning, the remains of Mr. Peter Scott (of the firm of O'Connor and gb. 1m 1 &Amway,. I Ckshignatartlres I gales Wary
, set pm. account. The present quotations are 8,3 to a
in Omani... Their custody ought to be perfectly The officer deposed that he was on duty in Museum- Scott, /tide merchants). wife. Not withstamling the
_patuitous assertion _of street between I sod 2, when he saw the defeademt Maggie- The fury was composed of gentlemen who had at on the mg .2 iar. ..pa mum vaL gal - both for money, and Wednesday's settlement
Yea. Brewer. AS to the safety of all paper. in the Ratecooe lag aloeg, either very drunk or preteediag to he so, aid body of Mr. Braidwood a fortnight before. the Prole.tret Alliance, and those who sigoed the tsemerial, kw**, at the doom and shutter. io,becrtioteatory. IL lee Bfrk.,Lux,&Climinact. 88
Pre- Mr. O'Connor identified the watch, chain, and keys, as 75 151 Shekel= - -.-
-- The official business report is as follows
entertain upon good ground. germ &ems as te their es- mostly he came to a public-house, which had been closed having belonged to Mr. Scott. 16 all Myths= - - - Three per Ceuta. Reinced, 89 ;New Three per
rurity." The letter, after ref to the mutilation of
,a lime 12 o'clock (it being Saturday night,, and commenced Other witnesses were examined. 10 all Desk= 10 1114. C ll 7
IR. 100 Molds= Imes
cm, 4•" t'ime''' Bahheahenas" aced the 118°°°° of cm.l9.° knocking at the door and window shutters. Witness The jury foetid that the remains produced were those of gg. igg odadabbn
India Five per Cent. Stock, 98f, }, ex div. ; &-
papers from the state recede, mid. .. probshly sonic rue of meat op to him sad asked what he was doing that Mr. Peter Scott, and that his death lead been accidental. SI all Oak sad limillos .... - ....
thaw worthy jmuits, whom Mf. Tomball holds in such for. H rephed. .. I „„„st something to driok.” se an •
' hc•••°. esieeta• and mietati accidentally burnt them, Wilmot laid, All the public-houses are shut it being se all . •1/loefiv.mlll6 v.. '.• e•Pecialh. if bu had ' "Wm* ram aad • huge fire*" Thikit Sunday naming, and you cannot get anything ;so PRlomrpuL ACCIDENT NEAR THE MARBLE 10 511 116. F ID•181/0/4/118 ••• - ... The continued rise in Turkish Bonds is still a
was cootraded, was as allusion It/ the kind of MOT is „armpit to as, home.. He reogied. o You be --, lan ARCH. THIS DAY.)•-• prominent feature of business in the Stock Ex-
gat Mr. Turnbull worked. The letter went on : " Even est And at my time is the Ode&nian•road." Weiser --se-- pm
ana
Des&Dsebtaielikamno~auda/ea 4)4 492)
ea 100 1.41 -
change. A fresh advance of 1} per cent. has been
Sir John Hominy ha. 'a head list kept of all the document' mododed his that be viss sot then in the CaledOniam An accident of a frightful character took place at tea assie=sass se so 4.1 r
go ez outee.:, XL:lT:eon,' is whom he places such implicit
_,
- eatablished to-day, the Loan of 1854 being now
reed. He said. "This is the Caledonian-mad." Witoess near the Marble Arch this mores/. It appears that Sir 114. 1/10 MMus Velem Meek • en 41
. I. illa }earned am.•all send, tried to quiet him, brat the defendant became very De Lacy Evans has taken a boom is Great Cumberland- d. kia _ elk Ball 18 /0 14 - quoted 76} to 77 (after being marked 774),
w..- "'I unfairly male. Immo& as the course Pwswell. 19, Mlest, asd mid, " Yes vagabond, I have known you street, 0 ford-street, and within about half-a-doses doors '' •" '"1"5071* - -
1146 WI - and that of 1858, 611 to 621 (after being marked
r,fe'ence to Mr. Tomball was PolottelY that Partuaa to this long time, and lam determined to do_ _ yfer ou now." of the biextoismed street. Messrs. Simpson, of Bakst-street, ea. tee --5.. • leg= 28t4 :I _
r. b.rence to the other caleoderes. Tee learned enamel He then drew the bayonet trot his sediord. He was builders and home decorators, are employed in putting it in le all Penh mil • Jam. - -•-• 621). There is still no improvement in Mexican.
coricludr.l by *skim for signal demises for the Werke, drssed is volunteer iform, 'tout hoeing a cloak on, a thorough state of repair, and ha for this purpose esend Ok 1411 :• •S. Wears 106 110 -
Sales are recorded as follows :-Bueuos Ayres De-
uneutawes made upon the plaintiff. =teem lead °°t previoerly aerced the bayonet. Witness a maffold up the whole of the front of the house, 10 all 0 Iforthellisellood 116 117
e 5.94. 1 ' GM& Ifielbies -
Mr. Turnbull owl--1 am a member of the English and felt • pier= at his hack, and putting round his hand, had Shortly utter 11 an old man, named William MOO7O, his lof OS HQ 7 fared, 274 ; Equador New Consolidated, 11} ;
•I''" of the Scottish Gar. I have always lease a 913119 the print of his finger scratched by the bayonet. The son, and grau . the
latter aged about 12, together with at, 1-
100 Ith
Sam t "11l
I//or 904
ill ....
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"talent. Pripet. WIT_ ia hieteei•al MOMMIt,.Ged i• 151131 Woes had penetrated his great coat (Witness prodend an Irish labourer, were at work on the top Age St. (Ire
106 107 - Mexican Three per Ceuta., forge., 221, };Portuguese
founded the Absforsl Club, sad acted as the eseretary ow
ol
the wet to show the rest cuomicsed by the mospcia, sad be cif the waif d in making a cornice, vim a 111, i •
• • 04.196•0•Wmg.
Weida ni 72 711 TThreehree per Cents., 1853, 46f, ex die. ; Spanish
.
611 NI -
it loin t° I'4l The cl" "maiala d 111411414 114 1,4414. also exhibited his finger, showing the wooed else ceased !sapping noise was heard, and before say ef theta as. DaJMogir•Lees.lle.
1121 12
men, and was founded in honour of Sir Weiler liseet. and b, to
1' Immollerell Y ilig Meg Turkish per Cents., for account, 48f, ex div. ;
Six per Center, 1854, 76i i ditto
bad - time to make their escape the structure gave St.
• imilmeles basked el ise -
for the purpose of printing historical docummota isiMing -sr. Levie.....Did year finger bleed! way ,precipitating the unfortunate fellows to a depth of about Ilat
i 1.1 al 1201 110,1 for
45 unt, 76, 77}, 77 ; ditto Six per Cents.,
i" f:461•1, 3"1'"d• and P.rame• Alxmli 3.3"laalsawala Witiasse-There .as • little blood lime from it. 50 or 60 feet. The old moo, Moore, when he fell became ID IL 46
lOibliabad by the club. I coatributed several of them. I Croweezarnined -The defendant is a =anger to me. I Impaled on the area railings, the top of the spike entering ta; Nu Liming, gem see: goi 96 Ni I
was also for eeverd years foreign secretary and actin WM. gia see aggand he harthet, oir ask him to els fig sp. I his left side. A gentleman named Watson who happened lB5B, for account, 614, 621, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds,
toy of the Scorrali Auteourian Society, sad lam a dad gag hew be bad one sill I felt in et my thca. The se be passing, immediately released the poor man. Little St 100 i faidej=lfsslani 1161 161- Ni i 64, 63.
member e 4 "vend other l'arn"l societies at boors aad Webb*" was not the malt of accident-bow could a Moore was picked up is the arra in • mutilated condition. 2 ail .. -. ..
abroad. I bed edited three volume' of Scottish Modeles bayonet get out of la seaMised, and stole me by solidest! The four unfortunato met was taken to the hospital, where r, all Dkatimaillir=soll 1 n The dividend, will be payable at the Bank of
England to-morrow.
for lA° illeetee of the Rolle /reek's. le 106 e. fell I did ( .) A brelfaser ensistile cum tomy suistiewe. the old man and the padre ramie without hopes of Isn hia Mal.dhagAldaedalk 411
9 Melrepollho 4 44 -
8 ea - 36,0001. in bar gold and foreign coin was on Satur-
Dot know kis personally until be led me Wisdom IWO einisbemed the eddlers of last recovery.
M. 1N libillsed .. - .... .
;hieellat jui°er Asia, the
for New York on Saturday,
P" up 'fly business at the bar' • ••• the wapireethari the Minima kik bed bold of the 84. lee Do. lima Derby 96 is --
leadenly I was to be paid eight guineas • shed. I core. berme lie/ bo he etreggliwg to .on of ARREST OF THE SECOND OP THE KINGSWOOD 69 all MIL Gt. wa. (Ire.) - - -,
took 109,6501. in specie. This raises the aggregate
ineacei_inz resk span the stale epos is a pnbilic MOM in. jai ideggeng was agry sod could MUEDEREILS. te an 104 Ewa - ...
since November 28 to 8,013,0001.
ie the MeDis-o•ce is Fotteo-latra TI11.100•1._ _ _ .how•!aal, our set ny hi tin tin " ante wee ileaded or --- MO all Newcastle mg Onstble
le • lemma Mweekest II 6 dle -' The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was
emmumfm***' al* * Nmmlabir /id I'mu"; " wile- ide. Letrie whineeed Wee °Mt for 4118918/188. ur MM. that The second edition of the Hull Heirs of Saturday 10 all 1108ThWaltell9-01191: '" - -
firm, but the sales did not exceed 12,000 bales.
Mon of the Mad= at the dab. late a private am- la the the weaned " stab' cam Bening were tiara a rural in the at. we Swede -
fink room there was ao ha bet la the mead rewn Were mi. sawed by the gigging. by gm mayab_ii wgiude„ bet emstaise the following :-" The noted foreigner, sup- at. go North am& is al SO i his notified that a public auction will take pleas
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wee • are. I spent almost se math wawa se I neeteed is lime degsggb_i_.._aagledgigagg hie v.g.a. The gabs. posed to have been orseerned la the murder at Kingwood ilk all North Dens MIL •D. - ••• at Madrid on the 31st inst., for the extinction of
purchasing worU of rehrenes, wed I threw my while ewe- -6,7
,dieed hell a glees to. thick allbougii he Parsonage, haa been apprehended at Great Drlfilekl, in the alt 416 let A gag 108.7 10014 the spanish Three per Cent Consolidated and De-
pra mate the burner. lam est aware el my re- gigga la ==a gbig, and be mee imism to
Arens bang bees pissed epee me which the set bi. Agg,....1 ag wig* bad oggagnad. East Riding. He was, we Utley% first taken into custody
its
mutt
ne.De.
140.1:6.LPvie pie 4pm -Pe ferred Debta, home and foreign. The sum ap-
es. , es II plicable to the purpose is equal to nearly 80,0001.
*cal al'a• atiaa Saam• !7 am I* ahaa he F-lise-Tisiemes, • Mse Speaks, who lived in the street, for •*••mtims f° commis a burglary at Blefeeth, mu rak iso yee wee
say &cement telele Rathede. A nen le le•
_„_,____ wielleilled se a wither. She commenced by saying, "I am Dritl9lld." St. i.e earth Imam es et - Another new Marine Insurance Company is an-
Owed upon eeyhet ea lied ern
wi :abed ee ...saw mime here te meak the ingli. ad I would not tell a lie to 10 a 1ea1666./festentlume lO 191. - nounoed, under the title of the Oriental and General
yaw-, is starebies debt papers. y dasy was to make awe stem e in in Sank Stilbedeldre lig 64b -
Marine, with a proposed capital of 1,000,0001., in
fen sad complete shim= et every document to be food --W. ogggid_gewely. diggeld with your 8/4Mmee. I MINES.—(THIS DAY.) 19. 110 flettkleenthmaltild. IS M -
40,000 shares of 251. each, of which ilia intended to
8,0991 the heals *Mk refire
themle artier the "dm* always moped wksiodla their 'eiders maniac WT. -.-......._- MI & NOM
91 all Nerweelle
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-
call up 100,0001. The directors commence by stating
dor 8_1_900147,_._ ~' a Pam with a full Wel Tbe winos aid &MOM* from a wallow. tie Two O'CLOCK. ts ge . - -
=4.th114 14111 °WIM.II7 reethete es 444 4.118/11./YI Mill the akedath Maar ue his ba to the esestable, The mining market•reinains quiet, with little st. no ~.
e ember cif per• of which sash decries{ gad that thin teem wog fro struggle he change in pricier. In the Stock Exchange East skill' It I.E. Aber.lllll pB4 - made since the registration of the company, the
ile esnolice, whether aided Isy Be. den gym
Whose B7 in .... allotment of shares will be made at an early date.
• Wheal Russell shares were officially marked 2} sa toe • limbo ell 48 -•
wzzeigw‘laalPt as"
amdfd ibmill aceigdagggw- 14
"I"grodgmadg.l"ild wddlidAmogy" IhriLa ibamr.ur 1....iad °baba bees a...lti, mr•••••111....,...“ ae,._ld° 1111114 m a The other transactsons have been chiefly in' sharea Lt mat ma . ova. - - - After reciting the high premiums on the shares of
SI 40 _
the old established companies, the proepectus pro-
f had nyder to those is ad
essioliiimperems „Amiga, scarp ',-, ok. chnto "rairsgrst-97:1 it, tar a our in Rut Caradon Hingston Downs, East Wheal 87. m Imo, iM... „ 5ll 82 -
dames& Waren a algae' 1414 14 1311 the Inet dime he bed seer had helms him spier see of Grenville, Wheal 17n7 %nth Caradon, Wheal sa in swish webs en es - coeds to contend that the large amount of business
edam whisk in arw=01111110111MILliataintnall• is • semen ia the games i god agmiabood tho km. theober or eieligeoges, Hooper, and Kirke, v"&sey. st. 100 it Yob& • ihreeDan 94 IN - already acquired by the four companies lately
Italia. which hem
4 3
b. by ch,idama Pik ood Crialllnho a timmobol ha" ilaamandfrim a sir Esiabilre theennitio idnivatthie dinbileeties.elT alatala to am- N° Foreign and colonial mining shares are equally so* "en seratersalliagaL as NI -
formed proves that the field is not yet fully emu-
lisdl *be bad bsan quiet, and are queted much the mane as on Satin- *lB Din° ditto Si 3.1 gm - pied. Arrangements are being entered into for the
urns liesicho4 he lailt Pakka. is leillask sod_ awhieha, _ a wealthy MO. the lee would &elite's= Tay heavy. It
.:_ el lie Tel Valli
sermon apposes ost le nem sees nomes se wey 111 MN NOW was Amok hewn, Ann be was a hy imigei mg he day. St. John t1:1 Rey shares have bees dealt, in et on mate ...
graphics.
.1 thee Owe a hiss akar* et eery desermat numg pay gea, ethi tiro oat of repair%tae ena. at 33, ex div., ing inquired ice.
ts se De.
ien - engagement of an underwriter " well known and 1
of great experience." A deposit of 10s. per share
Medi 1 selombeeL I basses a Rare Miele la IN%
4b epa - is to be lodged on application, and 21. more is to be
We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Galli mil Tata ewe
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hat is wee in IND eliet I wrote he " I vr• CLERSCENWILL
Mbar he sendeeried with a Papist sawed with a ernharn 1110111 INST ST • 111110116•31 Brynanbor Lead Mine in Cardiganshire. In the te su Sim • HI 111
dr ef -
- paid on allotment.
A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the
pudged,s as le the eri ~• gm( edema Wei fa, the Ate Ana Posses, aged 41. • espies Wise, wee lead veiu which it is reposed to work a valuable N Le. ri •. -
Pernambuco Railway Company by the 10th Au-
Jenne," I homer and ire the ler the pea melee 4_al_lanal helm Ne. Nam with thaliel • bits.
_umber of dneovery of rich ore has been made during the last ea lee sort 47 48
Bay Ides sladdad tle arl, salissella wed rell- mama ad tie adaa ad lataa• MU* lad 15K, laa ProPel" month, described as worth upwards of 301. per it ell DIM 88 " - gust, and a call of 101. on the shares in the
110111 ad 10 es the "hated to rsidate" Medd da hi imea‘ar. Mr. Jabs Ball' l' Vsrug""h". bssa"rk,,,' Captain Matthew F •in a recent 1* all lA"Serried as a - Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kustendjie
ea, de set knew whit it Wen To me the ides an 117•567 am whim a the IFIMMOr our allatgobo-To fathom.
- --. Harbour Company by the Ist August
aims Is weer et amain. My wife end my casin will I. lase pensmica at he report on this mine, states, " I saw some of the YO2llllll 1141.111/ATI.
The second call of H. 10w, making 21. 14s. called,
mina are pissommi. I imi immeed my me fa So Workhouse shod with el the preesenlaos ~.,.et,. finest ore that I ever saw in my life in branches of a., in i unman 1 ming Ines, I Seim..
Bed weeethat adrieers, and I bath embisess le apes. The 10118 lintsole ha 11•810 is the hides liseleen- some four inches in width, and in great solidity ; lia ' 'aia.alin,
Way.
tee 414 as" thr•••••"*. radl allaradad although this productive part of the vein is so near n ail • heiesriewil se el - is to be paid. on the 6/. 4e. !hares of the Midland
Railway Company by the 26th August.
Oresermalled-1 aro the saber of the ApirbaCaliwilea, that thil_astwaNd hid Paha aura= ha hled
p. Wished I. um. and dolookot to the
mow,
ois Jona. ?it, hou. sitrox mu therm's,
the":= to the surface the ore is of great strength, and 2 Pa •a919999....a_a,1.,_ .pr A r: : The annual meeting of shareholders in the Unity
Only 40 caprice IMO printed fee private eireetwee. This mis bees 0111181 hietoe9oB6lllo9lll
arqZ
will, I believe, make mama of ore equal to the 7 21 mia,.--t-ra=" 1 -1
-.1" Joint Stock Bank is called for the 26th inst.
A special meeting of Claussen's Patent Flax
was at the time of the went moiremees, which enema Maws. tam tbe Wilmer our es liatardey Nant-y-mwyn Mine in depth." In a subsequent 110 all Nies te seitharea. ...• •••
a Came= hiss esau. u n Company is convened by the liquidator for the
regoeierasn etesatise mama ay thin lets; and sight by lakei.seseteds Stem. I.._.___lni the wow communication the same authority refers to the la an nee,. -
th•re was minima bettarams, sad Mat ismaasis- fair 9k993.3, sad "Wed** cheer' 14 Pammra Maul" discovery of ore above mentioned as verifying his le eh I --&-listertes
iolk..on were VallataiOSl, sad If. ridicule is a gnedaalaed 118,119 1 11,1099309331 cle 11309399ecut0r'9 9391411 Y Tee fund rt. The adventure which is to be conducted In II Ind. *hada 5 I:: =
in the winding up.
way those Menesisiseciss, I wrote the preface sad pasted Tha seat he did sot wish to make limy deems at rcP° ' le ail we Mad D. ••a II -
The following are Messrs. Pixley, Abell, and
the work as • are jos d'esprit. I was sot at that Mons la upon the cart-book principle, is divided into 7,000 se all 'Odgamy gee. I. D. :. - -.-
lamer se or ageism the heeeTite movement, Is mu Yr. Barker reeisaded the prisoner until Thursday next shares. es all at. Owed el Fran= -• •wi - Langley's statements of the imports and exports of
1 pedished a tramoletioe of the " Life, Wrigineo, At Nark Tresierby Klee mestiag. on the Id instant, LI II N„,.Lea=ra' I°'• Ti dh
... ... -
_ bullion for the.past six months. It will he noticed
aad Hadrian" of Luther, with a prefers is the accounts showed a credit balance of 3091. es. 9d. The lor an ain-romateee, a gda. ... - .• that the total imports have been only 9,943,0951.,
myself ; sea is 111156 1 edited the weeks of Mr. Randall Moakley, surgeon, of Great Hoe• peones the two smooths' wadded was 4991. 19• 7d. 110 all gesso a= Teenhent - - w. as against 11,782,0021. for the corresponding six
Robert itiothwell, • Jesuit Haring been appeistag aka. tea... amigo* to who mai° rumour sum.. use The Cat7dort Mine 0010•11•1, ted at the meeting= 20 ail Igor amil emu - -
months of last year, whilst the exports have risen
darer au Augaft, I knew that is September these wee • blare Tor the death a his beggabaspa4 )(sifts Curtmona the Lt Mat, =owed a credit of 3,0971. Is. 11d. IN ell Marla Anemia ... ... - paragraph is Vie Atteervres, which was copied hie the mewing wee the budilagt gudigbagag en estiddsy. At St. Ives Wheal Allen mostieg, on the 3rd inst., the 10 all Namillifeirtlkie
...1 4 to 13,647,5041., against 11,533,189/. last year.
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other papers an egresoble information to the public. This The gose emplefene singe sou M ode a., ace aeons% showed a debit balsam, mourning all the calls to be I°,„ 9 pau_,2,_•••••l 5.V•• . ay••• ad ad In z,to This unfavomsble movement arises of course from
was rutemeeted apes in various papers ; there our • regular Guth jgr. ignabay ethereog gbg dhoti eg tam ceitge paid, ef 1,5971. sa. 441. Aca of 11. 10e. per share waa re' re I-8..7;r sham "•• „. -pm the adverse balance of trade.
battery mend me. There were oleo esessorials tree the nodes • mese dele. ad weep& ae said the saw •ri made.
10 all Ilferwograaw Truk 144.1: 8 9 •-•
Protestant ARM.= the Isealia, jiabowatioe assiety, the& ereessuey. it le to be prenneed, knewiegly. A At the meeting of the Mining Company of Ireland, on the 10 11 ' Ottoman Smyrna/34W 1 7MI - ernzeser Of EXPORT Of BCII.IOII IWO I
Long= (nun undermentioned Maces 'lmports during Corer-
-1 and the Religious Twat hearty. I wee sa aware etheeen aqua le sow mid lbw aggeg.gua gra 4th inst., the accounts showed a pro& on the half-year of 90 A Stria, LrossoalMeeli. ere NI -
Ms Ms Mouths ending SOth June, speadlag Pertod, HMI
-
the first memorial was being printed ad decorated us& the fp* en will the Tbe ama waa /.. 14,4701. A dividend of 10 per cent. per annum for the halt- .!, ail Ina` lad mama " " 1981. ma 17 leafs sad li. Pniesisse -
• osermenication marked " private ad oosinential," sad seeded ems te.day. nag !Ns net aloe* het the wit. year was declared.
(Yernem=hp. a if g dig
addremed to the Muter of the Rolls, was brought to me in emu w••• cobra be In is awn to-dey.
so mina lad •• -• '... ISM 00,1d7
1, .01 Toid.i idol
,420.1
,- 8
the office. The matter was diamond is MN la Tagne.Regg gamin Pageggrne. -A
gone icon
20 alt ;10711 Dalai -
dim
or the rasa
ow
~._., I Ibiza
yoa,
will
.7= We (Herald) understand that the question of the g on Reim swag=
lora. I had no personal croonunicatios with the
we sw -
el the Rolls natal the deputes= was vies up se Lori PalTlw
-
=gin a inenmelnue which occurred vas. *An, a the Proothalls width the two Houses 01 Co.- 4 4111 De• 7Pe emit - -re -
- Francs MON 43178011106174 G 23001285100 MU*
Hann Towns
ta'rathai thwardt the end '4 4417- The moiler el th• gersalnirjobreezisseseing a* lbe Allanibra Palace, h Madigan ha adoprd • ref th l' • * all ***"
I"
I***
....
q 4
... ,„ . erenes to e pub melon of 15 en I pried PK. Id - xi Holland - nos 1800
Rolls did nut know me by sight at this bee. gm bowed
was =le hwaldat• enacts* '' Essays sad Reviews," is to be raised at the meeting of the ,n 4 „„,,,,A )i,„„..Trint . ll,d-dyzal 2 _a in
En"la - etdool 137000 1400 184400
sad he seat for me is consequence of • moil riea Is ma 'b. .1,„,,„1" foal surd ...and. placard awn, are, it wag a ammo' di
iseic. so we
mot
woo tologaaketimbatoos.. tarloodd° Homed Bishops on Tuesday next, and that in all Bpain and POT-
- pre.- fet ea seathre et Itsses..... II ill ad - tugs!
the soemorial, costaiging a clause to the erect that sum Timm him him ,se fa a few awed.; bability the action of their lordships upon the report of the tit all 'West Mimesis 9 - Messmer
the 608188010 were *Mil is ay heeds as IMPRIMIS& letter ja g yin% the digaggs gap...gaga lower home win be arrested in /isine, on the ground that &th alai tow. 'it. Plal IS .... Malta - - - 1 2400 300 2700
fro the Queen Do el doodad to IL D'Oymil,_„t_..be emu bbab Waft imbed is the cease of ia preasiaoing • censure upon the above work they an ex. iTi *Win IS •SAMS •• • • 11.
...
resseredie of the
b."' is Salfallad" 144 WM'S
Ohl NSW &see whas swAh=illah thud was bards ending the 'vested in them by the law and by the sad Iletethed* ...... —'' '''' - cAolenst.anndilnopld. a 37_6104 913% 1168004100.1
_2060
28-00 1060s=
Ceps a ciae4
' made strongly against the bad drappared. This
doh
cam gembgid In pane. sad this. iris a illempiedltral...i.dd • bftritn.
iiiitau:4•4...stididdst trit term of the Queen's writ under which the bishops and Sole, Osile
•
vent, A Marra
61LIT/1111 f01111•11110/101.
90680 ax-. MHO ! 71500 UM r 3.57
i emenseandm thel ilra=b weekl set be in the me- dimiga ad gas dosagge 7. gar ad bomb every bmg hag clergy am authorised to sit in convocation. Leone
11 10613 1940000' 517000 11,07900
UMW melt le Lewd
se. 1 re I sanwars. I omen prima I Ries. United States
[The case was proceed* when ow ethert Wt.] =spemeze the sod .J sad tea thezerzd. MIL BzwicilitrorßiT:feEtkEi7. 'M.D.-milt
,111 ill be re-at
ise
mu
Anima a
st.t.inuo. _
.... wilco. Centel
I I
-membered that
Three
who was
ale MIMICS. Wed
la Desalese 110.
air. I seed at misses es IM essedies that ass time a comity magistrate, end is • gentleman of at
are ea De. 'a& 19r" 96 96
9 ludlca, Ac.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. _ _
eamwsd wire the *Nei Mere el the sea the thaw- aye leaded property in the county, was convicted at the Ni ia bosom biehisauraiii eg 6 ..
- Bruits - tuna ones - tones
(Before Mr. ecomainicoar Holroyd.) stood ; I wield rather speak el tie palish* IGINMI• 01 kW. Northeaberred Sprint/ Assizes of shooting at two sheriff% lie all Be. Preferears 4 / - Meth Americo&
WO
IN RS UCLLAIL-DIVIDIND. Isll that wise esperelased whet we hengla ant wield ahem ad our sestioced to four years' penal servitude, IS 3,11 But.,Breat,./Kkiderleb Mateo
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3063,G0
Australia. - 3072121 5043500, -
1 There was • diridad sitting is this case A dividend ef ban bee the fate of the poor big if the rep. bed buret At the Nortinisberiaad Quarter !lesions, held at Hexham, Ilp.c. Ma, Aeg.l,lll7t
New Zealand - - I - II 9'X'C't - 5 OOO 5000
Be, bee abeady bees ilselared. sandoe • few minutes later." es Wednesday, a =ten was read stating that Mr. Bewick ,ee segensibp=l.4l.ll. If 90 -
1
101 Da. Juba, DI 146 76 -
Total 8113961 3330114 9043005 0361 M 57301t19 11782007
I Mr. Lloyd stated Out, owing to the claim of the mooed Mmtristrova Doers IN 2113 Bariarr's CANAL- bed bees removed on the 6th of June to a criminal lunatic lip let D. Just. DIN ass. es ye -.
. Inerlgrea St. Martin's-hall iiaTiOf been established, meg CM filseaday Mr. Humph the emus, held as lamed @glum 8 all .••• • a L man.
41 to x -Z ID STATERIZIT Of EXPORT of Br 1.1.7 from
lie of redemptico haver( sold for a mere acesnal at the Slunk Hone Tavern, .road, es view et the MIL Tnr Baorkx.-The retirement front the 30 13 . • T.iDeekgp.aggia 1 te et. Ili London to widermentioncil Places. Exports during Cone.
I amesset .), there would be very little more divisible body of a, tomb smknows, heed float:beg la the water of terf of Yr. Ti. Brooch was one of the leading topics of le ~.n ....,,,,,,,C4l/36, =93 9999' 4Msx In .- doling AZ Months ending June 80, spoodlng Ported 1800.
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1
emeset the creditor,- The 'met. le hand might *lB the wessal. ear the wag
The onvenation at Newmarket during the meat steeling, sod or tsil 2.=isdiss 11 11 die ain -. lID Ism.
575 90} •In Cist Ila I
week= 6d. is the pound, making 3a. htls altogether. wen shoot 16 year, af age, INN five feet six aches eee universal feeling of regret was expressed that so aen no. J - - nee I Gold. .oilver. i Total Ooll. I /Over. Total.
The dividend will be shortly emooased is the is height, and bed ea a els& brows dress trimmed with spirited and straightforward • sportsmen should have met see au Ds. 44 p, 9d 98 -
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Mal way. biack velvet She were three white skirts awl a brows' with mesh am extraordinary seeeemien of reverses, against 1•0 all Do. gp. et. Oa. .. Is Mr 99 A , A I A All t A
,
I crinoline pettier.. Low= hoots sad white stockings. She whisk he bee base iap with he mesa andiachitur pluck, ass all De. au SS. Issas N se - swam lO7BO 45180 NM C 7230 4800 72050
was without a bonnet sad hail dart brown hair. Her • seen Nei a nenewee.. - - - name SUMO 409410, 4135170 154300 4319970
• CENTRAL CRIMINAL COUNT. ken Mimed a sixpenny piece and • street-door. key. P".os wborealmer.ggelailm. Emisfiroodeclie of
ommemthil "Via stater is4sitirtOre :I inn° Cites per eLuepree.aumil ale 1221 12
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(THIS DAY.) the &ranger of her left hand there was • galvanised rim. the IVN/M41•0110•11110 of kWitip i and hie stud, on di', will to en Doati.prefeeeks.... ou as - 1
• The dseareed lad been in the water upwards of a week be beemat to the buseser after Goodwood. Mr. Tie re & De e per ee. hases. M 30 36 spithaliscaumiles.aTo474
277300t=0.
tulsoutigl'i I 11075'
540 191000 2045224075
tar ' 540006 141301 8117 j 5324861 700 M 3336
I • •- -- sad bad hen brought to the surface of the water by • Boma ime refused 1.5001. for Optimist, whose prim we Me all De. i ree et. 1.04•••• SI M. .-
(Windt= - 1 - - 181°1 -1"
The July eagles of the Central °anima pert ,t,"'"• ~„,,all* dammed had I" been identified, The ler, NAL_
....le 2.000f.-Belesii.fe- Urn all Do. do. Mr. ... 33 SO - Malta - 40000
33 3d -
this minim store the Right Lkn a. lam . a verilistia
luso the efect, "Err
when, bow,
weak.
..,,,srwslON IN • 81W111.-PtunsThments inflicted dash. ma ,Mt bebbotts• haiaradalin.• • • as
tja ahr -a la •.:c.i.aadrlsi ' ei_lW: -
.... tile . 104.75bi5.;
_- lore°
Regent's-anal,bud dad
es
ayes, the Recorder, thirrmen Finals, noes,sall Gabriel. ~,tm ' " ..7 li&IIR PRIMO MOMMIRMS here not had the effect of deter- N. us Ss. irs. le 01 dts 1 111
, *MandUas -
•
the Sheriffs, Under-heriffs, ken. mew she same into the water they had no evidence peewee from descending_ into the sewers near the weft se lee • 11. el
mbtioarstmet 91 REM - xaa .c,a, km - ma 41640 - 4945
, The calendar contain. the namea of MI6 prisoners. he show."
et *rest fire to collect the fat which is found in them. fla. all • Wen 101 1 -
•Bembey
TNI Few. AOCIDINT ON THZ NoRTYI STATFORD
Moo 7, 01715, 17i1111C,; 7a01.2 nibal I
. The Recorder, in his charge to the greed jury, said he Cia Friday evening five men, after d.i. is a public. 11. mi. __Dt 11. a......,,. is.sp. ssl°. re dig -
- •*Madras
1 ...am te Inform Q. that the wearier oaereaim the Ilaflscar.-The leepiset oe the bodies of the thrums killed house la die Southwark -bridge-mad, dby a man- rs.;., 3 --:k. A ~.7,:zi.„,. h h
i 0,,,74.,4 a mai ma ny prnamam, mal , great may if the CO the abeee Hee ea the net ult., was resumed and ocimiwded bale into • neighbouring sewer. They had not been long top & Be. de. fs at - - r &IMO NW* ai a very serious character. Th. wee aat ilh. °deb Ise. Tattatt7. oa SatarlaY, and the presesi- dews when a loud noise was hesnl in the street, like the toe oil Duilp.ct-Bdstrss,A .... - _ ...'sliCislmverscwoUsKing::::
12=22191230
1,01*1:1,;. 1010141 1 2
01
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710 1 4it
tig
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r charge =Most • emotes for the murder of her child. It 39119_____•1Eltod great interest. Captain Tyke CZ., govern- detonation of a field-piece. One of the men then emerged lee IN Madras Soar. 111 par el N 04 a _
. -300001 i 565061 - i tt; 445 lIMMI
appeared that the plover had hoszht • iparintity of law& M°°4 189•01 or a railways for the we ia at- from the sewer. He seemed to have been severely hurt, WO MS Tht,.._ ...le.
...,9 E.:__°t. 2 93 3in - 1 191 31=. Yew - i 2490/ Min I- I Mar MU&
S x In -
e ee,,, sad administered a des to herself and to && Medan A grout deal of additionl evidesee having been and staggered and fell on coming above ground. An alarm 155 is 5z,.....5....z.,„—. • -7 rits - Cope of Good '
e of her children. The attention of one of her fellow.ledgma Mee, the jely thee "owed to deliberate, rod after an was raised, and his four compauom. were got out, they all ge me MailaCcip.ep. massif; - - - Bole. carte 1
Vent &Sierra
0 war aticartad, and medial aid was called in thriamtatoty, IN/Ge• M•ddS10100S, it beim then ten o'clock, they being in an exhausted coudition. One of them, who Lad and ai IL pramwiek o mama
Leone . . 139600' 113301 100301 / 151661 1100 16465
but one child Med before emeiteaos em u& There nee 11661811118 the fraltyler Teethe, :-"Thtt the train was his hair and whisker. singed and his face and arms eeverely eau •OW se. 4 7 -
United Mite*. Corlarsi - saw MI 150 5......
s .„,4ber charge of child mem& meth& a yang w,,,..a. travelliog M tee red • aped sad the road was not in a burnt, it was amileury to corn= to Guy's Hospital. Tbs n all De M. Led do. 6 7 - Mexico, Central. 1 I
that the meow and guard's van were thrown others wore losi inred. They weld give no further ex- ...717 ell_a Di. de 3 ate Its 9 4 -
America. Weill 1
i Tu. reamer was in aeries, aad was unwell, and a yellow. ltrall mead :
servant west to make bar some tea, and .me returning so.Lod do. 0 °
Olaf 1/1 talaallqueses, sad that the said John Jones, John planation of what had happened than that the curdle they ir go
,De. " - s as ais -n in ladle'. AC.
_fittte 111.501104 !I
4E353713!
no7ooj
f0n5561,0
II tired her is bed wish her bead in the mouth of her newly- Illaaes aid 19•6939 1:9934"3 w 9301111,3117 tillatLe . . carried had ignited foul air in the sewer, and caused an ex- es
Do.". lk a Gls xln Ila Brealks 1406 1
1 .
L horn child, which she bail tom in a very serious manlier. Drviates CARS AT DUaLIN.-In the Conoistorial plosion by which they were knocked down with great fume. es all Ds. Pliairb - - - SOWS Arnett. l'
le Tule was also a charde waist a ethers of attempt* to ow% gm Friday, before the Hon. Judge Radcliffe, a suit A LION AT LAUGL -A travelling circus and St. 105 . . Mtg. Ilp,a• 90 55 xln 91 I
6 •.firoa„t„ her neely.ban, haw The &team& of a pones was instituted by Mrs. hobs& Williams for • divorce from menagerie visited Dartford last week. During • morning 11 1 ' se. ftie I I did -
a ~e... lodged in the eget roam to the orlon= was .mead her bodied. Erasmus Wilson Wi11i5..,.. ma —..1. af a can
ri7t.tela .;4 ARTS; 11687-14&1311"'1-3G17504881'587÷3°60.060d1----7401-116,11:739

The July session of the Ceatral efiniala end wre
7:;:this morning before the Right Ham tie Lest
rd, the Reounler, Aldermen Fins* Rose, sad Gabriel,
the Sheriffs, Under-Sheriff., kr.
The calendar contain. the name+ of lag prisosers.
The Recorder, in hie charge to the greed jury, add he
was sorry to adonis than that the Wender contented the
name. of • great many primate, and • great nosy al She
charges were al • very serious character. Thera wee •
charge %ming • woman for the murder of her child. It
appeared that the prisons, had bought • quantity of lauda-
num and admioirtered • rime to herself and to sash
of her children. The attention of oat of her fellow•lodmws
was &Uncial, and medical airl was celled in immediately,
but one child died before amieteace arrived. There was
another chugs of child murder against • young woman.
Tare release was in Novice, aid was unwell, mid • fellow-
'errant went to male hoe some tea, ami un returning no-
ticed bar I. bed with her head in the mouth of her newly.
bora child, which eh* borl torn in a very serious manlier.
Teem was al.o • charge jeiniset• women of attempting to
suffocate ber aewly•bara babe. The attentioa of • penes
who lodged in the mat room to the prisoner win areased
lea strange poise fa bra room. and went ie. when 4* food
chill under las hod-: tithes, with a quantity 01
stuffed into he month. The child was black is the face mid
evidently greyly suffocated. There wee charge of awe
iughter aping a wewse. I t appeared that the WOMB
offeadial at something her hashed bed meld to the de•
iessd, and eke street her ori the hoed with a pat.
rlnnkinc. and would, be
from such a blow, sad it was the
..1 men that death was eauardoglitte
prisoner. There eras a charge •
• prang woman with intent to murder
ores were as follows :—The peissert
young woman, whose master and
nod after sitting some little while
meatier& After he had retained
the street door open. and weal to use.
master's room, and missed • box frost
he began to ory for police. The prisoner
• with • knife and afteremeds with •
be evidence that she idled out,
me." There were two odor peaeme
Der with robbing the Irweser slthounit
against therm a. to the aspeall. Two
terryieg • heavy ben, awl the primmer*
to seine ms. There, was a
J. he was sorry had become very (ems
is aria* fmm beekrepley. The
I from ceediton after resolving •
was one other en., to whir\ he
the grand jury - it was • charge el

FATAL AOCIDZXT of THZ NORTH STAYFORD
RansraT.—The imam os the bodies of the three men killed
an the damage ea the 21st alt., was regained sad amiduded
at the Hama Ina, 'Palmy, on Saturday, sad the prase&
age melted peat atermt. Captain Tyler_ C.E., germ-
inal isapelar of midways for the diarist, wee in &t-
-andem. • pest deal of additional evidence having bees
tam, the
_jury thai retired to deliberate, sad after an
boar's miadderMos, it being then ten o'clock, they
sensweed ths fellearag verdict :—"That the train am
leavalimg at kne pent • speed mad the road was not in •
geedshM ; that the engine and guard's van were thrown
over aessequeace, and at the mid John Jones, John
Ilanamiami Robert Camber wereithemby
Drsuacs Caen ar Dusus.—ln the Connistorial
Odes% as Frisky, before the Hon. Judge Radcliffe. a eat
wee instituted by Mrs. Isabella Williams for • divorce from
bee hedged, Enemas Wihon oe the grotto& of
nialtery, cruelty, and desertion. The parties were married
he the tem of Mayborough in tke year 1850, and
raided together until DOC when Mr. WMiamis lat his wife
sad west to Soothed, and &forwards to Mandsessar, when
the intercourse alleged as the first ground tack place He
afterwards came to Dahlia, where he remained until. May,
1880. Is the meantime, Mrs. Williams bad pee to live
with her father in Marlborough. where she roma ired until
April. 1860, when her father died, and left her property to
the value of 13,0001. Mr. Williams, laving ginandered his
own property, weak between 2004 sad 3001. per annum,
mid his irife's fortune of 2,1:100/, 'omelet to claim her after
ler father's 41•1411. bid she repainted him at sm. He
thee obleimel a Meese ~pre Se me 111011•11.611 al bar chil-
dren. AM armed her le 'Minna the paean emit. Evi-
dence was epee bee. wed Jude Reddiffe, after commenting
en whet ha shesselanied as the cowardly conduct
et Nr. add be thee& the charges proven, but
wield standee the letter Tai the depaltinee of the wit-
nesses. to see If there wee ae eat of emanation, as alleged
by Mr. Williams. and give Mimed es Tuesday.
A FINALE PROZRTZIAN. —On Saturday last the
dreele st Windsor were crowded by parlous manshied to
miaow the perform:awe of • young woman Me bed ander-
him to walk from the Towa-hall to flelt-hill sod leek fear
Om in four hoar std a half, the diabase big twenty
' Masa Precisely at 5 o'clock she mile her oppresses
ia whits resells. She wee a well4seeeed. geed-
POW% about twenty years of ma sod
d
iiiewiesal %We, arms op, elbows by the sidia eZd bead ,
MICR She completed her task within the area tale.

ltla BSWICIC Or THRENTWOOD. —lt will be re.
issaibired that Mr. Bewick, of Threepwood, who was at
is. time a musty magistrate, end is a gentleman of eaten-
dye landed property in the county, was convicted at the
Northmeherland Spring Amazes of shooting at two sherire
cellesis,med was smotemoul to four years' penal servitude.
At the Nortkrmberlasd Quarter Sessions, held at Hexham,
ea Wednesday, a notice was read stating that Mr. &wick
lad bees removed on the fith of June to a crimioal lunatic
whim.
Ma. Tzc Baorec—The retirement from the
turf of Mr. MIS Brooch was one of the leading topics of
oesmemtion at Newmarket during the recast reeeting, sad
eat universal feeling of regret was expressed that so
spirited aid draightformard a sportsmen should have met
within& as extraordinary seermaiis of reverses, against
which be Ise borne lap with Mr meet unflinehion pluck.
%NM INNS IS am of the seethera Matey of America,
where Mr. Tea Breed's property is situated, is said to be
the ismoildslNlNS Of tots Sep; and hie stud, on dit, will
be brought to the hammer after Goodwood. Mr. Tea
Breath has refused 1.5001. kw Optimist, whom pries we
hour le 11.0001.—dente Life.
ixriostow IN • Sawaa.—Prinishments inflicted
by the polka magistrates have not had the effect of deter.
deg wean from descending into the sewers near the scene
el the great fire to collect the fat which is found in them.
On Friday evening five men, after fa • public. home In the Southwark-bridge-mad, by a man-
bide into a neighbouring sewer. They had not been long
' dorm when a loud noise was hesnl in the street, like the
detonation of a field-piece. One of the men then emerged
from the sewer. He seemed to have been severely hurt,
and staggered and fell on coming above ground. An alarm
was raised, and his four minimums were got out, they all
' being in an exhausted condition. One of them, who had
his hair and whiskers singed and his face cud arms severely
burnt, it was necessary to comely to Guy's Hospital. The
others were lees injured. They amid give no further ex-
planation of what bed happened than that the candle they
carried had ignited foul air in the sewer, and caused an ex-
plosion by which they were knocked down with great form.
A LION AT LANGS.—A travelling CITSII9 and
menagerie visited Dartford last week. During a morning
perfonnanee, owing to some grow carelessness, a young but
lion escaped hue the cage is which he was con-
byd opening the fastening with his paws. The fact
was oommutucated to the permits who were witnessing the
home-tidies within the tent, and excited some little terror
them, which, however, subsided to some extent as
the animal did not make his appearance in that
direction, but walked down the field towards the Ware-
road, and sought cover in a hedge adjoining the gaol. He
was followed to this spot by the keeper and assistants, and
after many failures, a good deal .of growling, sod a few
threat' of corning out from his shelter and attacking his
intended captain, a noose was made and passed round the
lion, who was pulled out. As the keeper was loading the
lion along the field where the circus was erected, the animal
made a rash at him, and pertly threw him down. He re-
covered his footing in an instant,and dealtthe animal a blow
on the head, which made him more docile. And so he was
led to his ese.
A FATAL Papa—The Cracow journals announce
the death is that city of a man named }kilo...sky, a fell-
meow by trade, who won the great prize of 230,000 florins
to the Austrian lottery last year. To obtain immediate
of his fortune be paid a discount of 11,e00 dorms,
Cfrom the nicaient he had it is his passesion he seems
sewer to have enjoyed a moment's peace, so fearful was be
that same robber would strip him of his unexpected wealth.
Re kepi it in an iron-chest locked up is an arched vault,
and visited it morning and night to see that all we safe,
sin at last, from excitement and anxiety, he fell ill, arid
typhubl . supervening, death soon delivered him hen 11111 his
treaes.

90 92 x Inl
I 1 dim

Total.. WWII 68736 W 1364754

58716i9

bOULift/

116ESISY

Total.

'The following amounts hare Gold. Myer.
been ealmrted from Marseilles
sod other Mediterranean
Porta, to India, Chlua. Ite-
anion, 31auritittf,&c.,bvtifeen
Jen. 1 and June 12, h.!

OS Be
6. U
'Be 'Be
U 36
lk 14 Ws
61 66
24 NI
IT 114
711 76
38 86

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filarranar Evinnwo.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 89/ to ex
div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at
the same quotation, and closed at WI "buyers."
For money the price was the same as for next Wed-
nesday's settlement. After the close of the Stock
Exchange, the market was rather dull at 89 11-16
to 13-16 or 89f. The official business report is as
follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 891,
ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 89j, ex
iv. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89i, 89 ; New
Three per Cents., 891, 89 ; Bank Stock, 230 ;
India Stock, 218; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 982, ex
; ditto for accon.nt, 98k, ex div. ; ditto Bonds,
10s. din.; Five per Cent. "ciliated" rupee paper, 94g.
For the 7th of August the last price of Consols
wan 90 to I, the " continuation " being 5-16 to
per cent. The latter fraction is equal to about 5i
per cent. per annum.
The India Five per Cent. stock was fires, at 98
to 3 ex air. for money and the approaching beta.;

ment ; and 981 to 99 for the 7th of August. The
" continuation " was per oent,
The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 12s. to
7s. dia. and the June se. to Is. die..
The Turkish Loan of 1858 was again iu demand,
and attained a fresh rise of about 4 per cent., closing
at 601 to 1. The Loan of 1854 was firm, at 75 to
4. Mexican Bonds remain dull, at 22 to 1.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine
Insurance, 34 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey
Marine, 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine
Insurances 5-16 to 3-16 dia.; London and Provin-
cial Marine, par, ex div. ; China and Japan
Steam, par ; Commercial Copper, die. to par ;
and &end Iron, par to prem.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANZ. --(THIS DAY.)
The weather has been somewhat changeable since ow
last report. There were some heavy showers yesterday.
Today the weather is line, and the wind from the south-
ward and westward.

The supply to this market last week of Lome-grown
wheat and flour was in very contracted, both by shift
sod land carriage. Barley, oats, beans, and peashift
Malt, • rather large quantity. Scotch and Irish eats, •
wall supply.
The arrivals of foreign wheat were heavy—two-thirds
American and the remainder principally Prussian, Spanish.
and Mediterranean. Flour also a large supply, mostly
American barrels, and • few sacks Mediterranean and
Spanish. Barley more limited—Black Sea and Egyptian.
Oats a large quantity—Russian, Prussian, Swedish and
Danish. Several cargoes of beans from the Mediterranean ;
and peas a rather large quantity, principally from America.
The market for English wheat to-day is brisk, although
not much on sale, and value fully equal to last Monday.
Foreign also quite as dear. Flour a better tone today,
and rather more money obtained for American, with a
'fair business passing.
Barley.—Trade extremely dull.
Oats.—Fine corn rather dearer, and other aorta exhibit
more Aromas.

lisTeaTirand iess.—Very little doing, at about late rates.
Tares and cloverseed dull. Linseed and rapeseed quiet,
withoutehange in value.
FLOATING CARGOES fully maintain late quotations; the
demand for the Continent continuing, not many now remain
on rale.

: Ewe: and Kent, white, new, 38e. be
; ditto, Soo old, 61a. to 64a.; ditto red, new, 381. to 48e.;
ditto, fine, old, Ma. to Mc ; 'Norfolk, &c., tea, old, 57a. te
69a.; red, DOW. 44a. to 62a. Foreign : Dantrie, 634. to 645. ;
dna, 66a. to 694.; extra, 69e. to 70a.; Soo berg, 69a. to 61a.;
ditto. extra, 64a. to 67a; Itoatonk, 63a. to 67e.; Mecklenburg
red, 64a. to 604.; Uokarmark ditto, 66e. to 59a. American
white, 61a. to 62a.; ditto red, 591. to 4)04 ; Canadian, GA.
to 63a.

--NatitSt.—English nialUm, 425. to 445. ; fine, 49i. ;
pundisig 30s. to 82. ; and distilling, 30s. to 31s. per qr. ;
fu=.iruidiug, '27s. to 325.; ditto distilling, 28s. to
41s. to 45e.
MALT.—English, Eisen and Norfolk, 595. to 63r. ; fine.
635. to 735. ; Kingston and Ware, 65a. to 755.; brown,
535. to 598.

Onin:::English feed, 19.. Od. to 245. al. ; potato,
96e. to 304. ; foreign, 'as. Oil. to 254.
Wm, 26e. to 33e.
. .

tick, 38e. to 40e. ; harrow, 40e. to 435. ;
gr4oe, to 445. ,• foreign, Mamma 365. to 375. ; tick.
t7:408. ; Konigsberg, 39e. to 445. ; kgrian, 36.. to 3k.
Pnea.-English boilers, 386. to 421.: sr to sod bins, Ms.
to 408. ; maple, 40s. to 434.; grey, 345. to 365.; bog, 35a.
to 38a. ; foreign. 40s. to 448.
Ptooa.-Eoglish town, 498. to Me. ; ditto fine, 535. to
665. ; country, 428. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 365. Od.;
?meek 46e. to 488. pee look ; American, 28e. to 250.;
Chmedisa, 295. to 308. ; Spanieb. 468. to 438. '
FLOATING Cautious, all 0. F. sod 1.-Wheat BST .
salad and Marianople, per 4921b5., 608. to 521. ; Mirka, Ma.
tolik. ; Polish Odom', per 4601ba, red, 50e. to 518. ; ribita.
Me. to 58s. ; Danube and Galati, 42.5. to 48s. ;
Ils. to Me. Barley: Eaptien and Syrian,
s.
Ms. to 254. ; Odessa and Danube do., 218. to 258. Beam
Egyptian, par qr., 37.. to Ms. Maize : ()skies and Gast;
per 49211 n., Me. 6d. to ; 'basil and Balguien, per
4801ba.. 28e. 6d. to 31e. ; French, do., -a to ;
Americen, do., 298. to 314.
Soros.-oanari med. Per IL, 40s. to Co.
seed, per qr., Me. to 528. Mustard seed, per
white, 158. to 19e. ; brown, I;2s. to 14e. ; Linseed, per qr,
crushing, 50i. to 578. ; Linseed cob's, English. Per IPD.
121.155. to 131.65. ; Amarima, thin,in brie., pro toe.
101. se. to 101. liks.; do., thick, round, and oblong, M. 10e. is
101. 10s.; B ltie, M. to 91. 8.. ; Marseilles, 91. ss. to 101.55.;
Rape mime, 51. to 51. 10s.

11.11VAIS LNTO LONDON PROM JULY 1 20 JITLY G.
Coanwise. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oat& ,Beane Paul Flour.
1 076. 1 fln- qn. qn. Iqn Sri i brim , ham
EtBll4B .., 1452 4 47Y/ ... 80 .. 1 .. 1701
Fonign ..i 32627 0670 .... 46051 14040 500 110115 ON
E. C. Rag 1 921 312 5754 623 152 7 1 . OM
77 01.. Rall, 162 6 NO 166 I ... .. .. 1111
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graT
pia, $ gra ; flour, 5 cid&

iiez;sk iO qri."

MINCING LLNE.-(THIS DAY.)

The following public sales are advertised for to ;norrow :
—Sum : 750 hogsheads West India, 3,600 bags Mauritius,
and 500 bap Couipore. Coffee : 300 casks of plantation
Ceylon, 750 bap native, and 300 bales of Ale:multi& Mocha.
The private contract markets have bees iurctive since
Friday, with the exception of cotton, which was brut, and
about 1,000 bales sold at very full prices.

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