The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-18 00:00:00

TIIKATRICAL NOM.

The new theatre on the site of Us 3 fitnu, me‘
Ha is programing vary rapidly, awl, in all
win
be
called the "Gaiety." In onannsion with it
•
emoted cne of the largest rates and rostuunuiti in Lne
with divans, billiard, and reading-room, and
taboos, all onunsseksting with the Wen, T:„
that willibe Rad dawn st and of this oath /et
Mime put of this ethane will includo Mr. lernhinl's
the wand, the original publishing-rm,, or 7,
Mirror. This parlodinel, long line*, defunct, et.
the printnipal pioneer of our clump
tun, and Str. Lizolird was iti proprietor. Tk.
new theatre and refe will be literally sappqrint
by five nownPaPorni or newspaper °Mom the Menne pe,.
the liiiiareeei Timm, the Ike, the /401 d, and the Amy
and ..Kery Ceuta, and these Aloes, with a public-his.,
and a pollee- hop, are the only buildings on the Eit
estate that will not ba sucked into the new scheme. Tim
theatre and nift will be opened at Christmas.

Mr. F. C. Ilurnand, much to the honor of unl of lb,
authors, has burlesqued fbwl Piny, and the trey ,t,,. rd
be produced at the Queen's Theatre next Saturday
the title of Awl Bay, or Chikkin Hazard. My Chin„,
Readies dramatic version of this novel, new brio;
formed in the country, and lately produced at
differematerially from Mr. Boucicault's version, now 1)1,14
perfo►med at the Holborn Theatre.

- Opera boalF, or Oprretta bentroa, will try restrike roil iR
England after Mdlls. fichneider's short erigagemeid, 141
trio St. James's will probably be opened tor this this el
entertainment. with M. Offenbach as musical director.

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.
(THIR DAY)

RIR R. NAPIEWTRH CITY. "AND THE FREEDOM op

At a madam of the Court of Common Coen heti
this morning, at which the Lord Mayor pre idat,
Alderman Cotton proposed the following motion: "rut
the freedom of this City, with a sword of the value of ter
guineas, be presented to Major-General Sir Robert Sepia.
0.C.8., 0.f:1/IL, Commander of the Forces in Bombay,
in admiration of the fortitude, skill, science, entrgy, and
promptitude displayed by him in bringing tho Abyssinia'
war to so successful and brilliant a close." The earthy
Alderman, in proposing tho motion, adverted to
very satisfactory manner in which Sir Hobert Ni,a
had conducted the important military operation tl.st
was entrusted to him, and said that whon ho ova-
:stewed the campaign ho was met with nothing ler
gloomy forebodings and anticipations of evil, an I 1..,
was told that his army would suffer more from utiatte,
and sicknoes than from the attacks of the euvouy,
notwithstanding all these gloomy forebodings he hid
brought the campaign to a most satisfactory and giartalt
ccnclusion. (Mean) Ile had conducted au army cus-ai.
ing altogether, with camp followers, of 10,000 men, theni
arid deserts and dangerous defiles, with tes ra.Wl
casualties than would have resulted in toe est:u,
number of men who were engaged in their onlinarroeco.
'mations. He had eh.) murt-t1 the country from on ,11 /r•
mous expenditure. The total °net of the Abpsause
expedition would not be more than three milli
whereas if it had lasted longer, it might ht.,
coat the country eight or ten millions. It gave bun 4T
pleasure, he said, to propose the motion, and let I, 1,1 t•
would be unanimously wooded to. (Cheer's.)
_ _

Mr. J. SiIfOWDA, the Chairmam of the City 1,1u.1, r on
mittee, and who 1// by courtesy the find C•minvet .r • •
the Court, said he had great pleasure in ou'lu :
motion. and after the graphic deicriptiou tint hid .
given by the worthy Alderman, he would not attunt:r.
weaken the effect of what he had stated by adding
rimerks of his own.

The 'notice was theu put and camel unattimnr4y

Assoc!Army OP TRADE PROTEI,7I•;%
6OCIETIEB.-(TUM .D.l Y.)

Tho annual conference of thew. M4ociatAl s•rae-
tiee conunenoed tLis morning, at II o'clock, at the W.•s.
=Mater Palace Hotel, Mr. Roam. WEI.Li. tt..ek
Hull (viee-president), in the chair.
The following gentlemen wcro preirnt. as .Iproitin,m•
Mr. Thomas Blakeman, London Association to the Pr
tection of Trade ; Councillor Dawbaru. Mr. A. Harl
wick, and Mr. P. L. Martaggart, Liverpool; Mr
Batbgata (Edinburgh), Mr. W. Johnson slid Mr. R. lb,
ton (Leeds), Mr. John Gresham and Mr. Robert W.
(Hugll), Mr. W. H. Chamberlain (Leicester), Mr. T
Paget, M.P., President of the Leicester Aseociatiou. Mr.
Hawkins, and Mr. R. Spencer (Manchester), Mr. J. It
Hutehinson, Mr. Robert Mellon (Nottingham), M.
A. Adderiey, and Mr. J. Roberts. jun., Leicester; Mr. Jul.a
Parsons, Bristol; Mr. T. Angell and Mr. V. Pocock••
London.

The report of the committee, which was read by th •
SIXILICTAIIT (Mr. Robert Mellon), stated that the SAWA
tion consisted of sixteen principal societies, seven!
which have numerous bnuachee, with distinct convent...."
and agencies. Several new societies are now sinking nllih
The associated societies form together a reAw
extendingoverthegreatcrpart of Great Britain, and him;
solicitors, agents, and correspondent.; in 2,41/U town.. 1
places. In the several societies there are in the agg7...
gate 20,300 members. Fur thine, during the last
77,000 status inquiries have been made as
the position end respectability of per.oni
log, or desiring to trade, with them. .11.741
debts diMeult to obtain have been applied f'r.
and 230.0001. has been received. The report contains
passing allusion to the various acts of last senian
trade. It also makes mention of the hills now le•f.e-e pf
lintnent, and expresses the opinions of the eimmitte
thereon; and it notices several amendments which th, com-
mittee consider it desirable to have made in oirnmerri.l
law. _ _

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Among the amociatione admitted were SW=lOl
Rad South Wales Commercial Protection Aaancintirn• th •
Devon and Cornwall Trade Protection A woeiation.
Groat Grimsby Merchants* and Traders* Avers:ration. sal
the North Lancaahire Merchautd and Tmders'
tiOn

The vat:ions enbjectx embrared in the report were thAn
considered reparately in connexion with the bills relating
to them before parliament.
The first rffieetiou diacumed ems the bankruptcy LAW.
Mr. 1111WITIIOTON moved, and Mr. COUIWiIIOr Dewing"
seconded, the following resolution :—" That this me4ing
expresses its opinion that the Scottish law of bankrupt, y
should form the model for any amendment of the law in Ent-
land, so far an the mme is practicable, considering the du •
ferret laws and mtge. of the two countries. That, whi! •
di-appmving of certain clauses in the bill of Uri L.sr I
Chancellor, rt approves of that measure generally, and re-
genie it as an improvement on its predocessore ; its with-
drawal, therefore, is much to be regretted, and this mov-
ing dome to impress on members of parliament the very
strong desire of the mercantile oorainunity that the prw.'
disgraceful state of the law should at the earliest pract.
catme be remedied, the question having now boon tie a
years before parliament."
The resolution was carried unanimously.
On the motion of Mr. R. Baseurarox, seconded by Mr
Seancita, the following resolution was also adopted : -
" That in view of the unoertaiuty and difficulties atten-
dant upon an amendment of the present bank-
ruptcy laws this meeting rturards with pleasure the
introduction of Mr. Moffatt a bill designed to meet two of
the most glaring evils under the law of ISBl—namely,
fraudulent trust deeds, and the practice of debtors peti-
tihning the court after having got rid of their entire
meets; and, believing this small Meager* to he jest, it ear-
neatly hopes that parliament will pas it during N's present
?anion."
On the motion of Mr. Matinee, seconded by Council-
lor DaweAle, it was resolved: —" That a deputation want
to-morrow upon the Attorney-General, and afterward%
if necessary, on the Lord Chancellor. to solicit the govorn •
meat support of the bill, and that the committee petition
the house in its favour."

YIN' ART COPY RIGHTS.—The teat
prepared by Lord Westbury for connol
amending the law of copyright in work'
was published this morning.
Upwards of 30,000 acres of land hav,
born taken up by actual settlers, in one district
Minnesota, in the United States.
Rain is much wanted in the south
for almost everything but wheat. The crop
will totally fail for want of rain. The grew
taken possession of, and will destroy, thc,
they are soon washed away by copious showers.
The Levant Herald says :—" The
}funkier-I'l'BlmM will be the residence of Prince
during his approaching visit to the Turkish cap;
handsome little building is being re-decorated
wise prepared for the illustrious visitor,
travelling nominally ineoprito, will, it is ui
cease a full measure of imperial honour di
Re will, of wane receive the Oionaniii in
U. Bowie runs a fair chance of the MedjicE,
The King of Italy has left Turin

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TIIIC EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1868. 3
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The plaintiff was a gth engineer, in London-stre it, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAr-(nus DAY. -
...
LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) of India, London, and China have declared a divi-
ll IltD EDITION. Paddington, and the defendaeta were Mr. Preassett, chin-
man of the Maryiebone Board of Guardians. end Mr. Ellie, 'This day a mectin of bond and steckholdefs dend of 3 her cent. (free of income tax) for the
to
_...- a nitrate'. of
it/lib:ef. Tho alleged libel connoted of on thesorend Trunk
~ reports of the ings and irpeochea at emoting' of the
. as kW at the' twills*
Tamen, to consider the posdenwof the oompaa_t and. too .vs , (
,Ily TRIJKIRAPPL) • r ONE O'CIACK.
Business' in the/Rock Exchange to-day is rather loldlZl.n. ending
the
3°th
Unit"
payable
" the
Ili
; .
.I,
it IA
it' INTELLIf 3gNCE.crilis DAL/ gtoudww, -. -fort- to • Iwo"( women. the dough."' aak for oho rosignatiou of tho menet board. Mr. Came& finivrirox MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 'active. and ' tee torso of tee market is firm, At the meeting, yesterday, of the proprietors of
se --...--- of the 1,61144 who it was said had -become chargeable took tes chair. CIAIIBWOOD HANDICAP. Five furlongs. the Imperial Ottoman Bank, the directors' report:
i, COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. upon the parish. The defendentahed made strong remerks
. upon the conduct of th:rdaintiff in rd to her, and had proooThe3diClingA.lßMof Athalf
that day
wouttaddrerbe
frotyfolhoronsog
mina, tgo‘thvis &Hist Honesty, Rejoinder, Donaldbein, Ton* Vulcan, Purchases have been made upon the satisfactory
is- ei r Tenn Niel Pries Sittings at Westminster.-(Berore czprerred a hope that thad pass would be published ramdia
There
had
boon
long
discontent
with
the
MilletAinendnaen and
rhodst, Lithinvne
hesalLexhane Highland Mary, Jenny tenor of the accounts from abroad, sae"- Thewhittetnanalre,admry.heeanyarPrti,hflieh.ped.;refw:erredadto6Pted.sbo
M -• u Ow Lord Chief Jude* and a Special Jury.)
by the reporters who were present. Afterwarde the re-influx of gold to the Bank, and the absence of satisfactory progress
lis . RIPC ALLAH C. TRU DAILY TRLEORAPEL pats in question appeared in the Nary:eons li (-resort and !management of ths company. That disooutont was lousily HAYDOCK PLATE. Half • mite
in ee. ierther licantig of this MAO Wial manned this morn- the 1.,,,,:,,,,,,,yfe,i new. and iwidence was given to
prove
was
nottelostowataalath meeting, and the condath of the &airman eiia. Gaiety 4,4 Josephine, Roes Pauline, sortie f„ any fresh advance yesterday in the oorn market. stated that it has no longer any interest in the
r,;. The ,eleo burned gcuthnnen appeared tia both sides that the words impunad to the dofendann were actually wine were ano dientiefied• reelevine•ther kithas mode ofjtakverains Pthwe Commis are unaltered, but the Three per Conte. Turldail Six per Cent. Loan of 1883. Three mom-
liand Bright Eye are here.
•issi Ow limner days. uttered by them. Reduced and Now Throe por Cents, have risen 1 Isere of the Paris committee. who were identified
MANOR CUP. One mita.
Se m,. c...bwidge wishral at chargeoomcei
...of the The learned baron held that there was no evidence upon votee The result was that there was a strong feelin in
favour of an entire change of management both in Canada
F,dinbto Attack o, Rejoinder, Bamako, Kidder- per cent. Foreign bonds had been bought dewithaameva,the Credit
xF. eGitannbilim Society-vi:., the
• Duke
le
ce, dings to withiletw the against Mrs. Linden` there fads of the defendants having authorised the publi- and in London. Guar, '1,6,4 An amine • was made minster, ger, and M. J. COPOLPO-
- li r gerjennt Perry objected, and it was not cation complained of so as to render them liable, and di- to the board for a hail of the' boa 'andbanatookhoidera and Bishopdsla are kens. to a large extent for investment, and
id s,,,,yed by the remit Mr. Coleridge observed that as he rested a verdict for the defendants.SELLlNG HANDICAP. One mile. wore not re-elected, but their pieces were filled
' sated hem 'long so ho hoped the learned ser- Thie application was refused, the directors stating that Ambition, Troubadour, and Flying Send are here. an improvement has taken Place in EtTYP- rip bigre. other gentlemen, ono of whom was
C ~ peei
, lit would not oonunent on it to the jury. they acted under legal advice. The first resolution, there- tam of 1864, Italian of 1861, Peruvian M.
ef - els. Aiken, the mother of the young lady engaged to COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVOROB, fern, which he should propose was one to the effect, that TRAFFORD PARK STAKES. Oar mile.
•
this meeting calmly disapproved of the refusal of the Kidderminster` Rap, Barnabo, and Highland Chief are of 1866, Russian of 1866, and Turkish of 1862 and -
se
i 'se tied te young Iteadley,gaveevidenos at Brunets on (Before the Judge Ordivary.)
K i'' •• nista(
,Risk Allah. I first knew him the Christmas WOOTIIIN P. WOOTITif. board to comply with the application which had been ham 1885. Some of the railway stocks participate in M1N148.-(THIS DAY.)
=Ade to them •or a list of the bond and stockholders. ST. HELEN'S PURSE. One mile. the upward movement, not standing the un-
m ~,,,„ ie died. 1 did nut consider it an engagement with In this see (which was part heard) Dr. Tristram gave Hominy, Ambition, Mrs. Allan. Ash Bank, Othling. --•--
,s ~ shter. I ennsidered him very volatile and very some additional evidence in order to make out hi. plea of
ahsdhM.r. Hannwac
waymniepportnodf
hEyewhireastle.
prine,seehrtdadoynatheLegremlgoiiitiandon. Mrs Power, power, Highland Hwy.
and Highland chief
are favourable traffic
returns just issued by the
Lein_
ssi sten opposed. Like gentlemen in general he was dmorijoa. • ONE O'CLOCK.
llhere.
.11,, when he bad everything his own way. (Laughter.) The Court, therefore, made a decree nisi, with own. Mr. Oseenorearte and adopted unanimously. cipal companies. It may be mentioned, however, The mi • market is moderately active to-
ll !,,i. Ada cant Parry-1 hope that does not apply exclu- A s ution was also pained, esting the directors to
PEYTON r. PIITTON. that rho oorreepondingperiod of last year included day. West ' shares are quoted 82 to 83 i
* ~,so I.sthe male sex. (Laughter.)
of furniab Ma'am Creak and I with a list of the HAMPTON MEETING.-{THIS DAY.)
Mr. Pritchard for the petitioner. She wane teacher bond and stockholder.. with their the receipts of Whitson week. Great Retallaok, 21 to 3 • Wheal Ormville, 31so to
as far as they
111 111twoo -He told me ho would have an biome of about Mark and languagea, and the wife of a tailor and d r • 33s. ; New Lovell, As. Bd. to 25e, call
„ ,-, isr annum. I asked him why he had not insured his at Bristol. she was married to him in July, 1881. and she would De becitexagenobtsmed-moyed
the
next
resolution, to
the
egoet VrEetT MOULSBY. There is no alteration in the discount market, r.
i , saisi &ral Ittihad for 1,0001.,but that would be nothing bad borne him two children. Ilia habits soon became the; in the mn• ,en• of the meeting,thr4iirna /mu, eema Mrery Andrew .. .. .. I paid ; North Downs, 225. 6d. to 255. ; West Frances,
B.
~. tes as it was alreudy dins:geed of to Risk Allah for diseipated, and because she refused to give him her when the Loa...board
i ,i4....1:41 things hu declined t
or! mention. He said he carnage he took to ilium her. At length he, conduct was board, at ease,,,--red „swab.' - --e-a ----- a- --.o* Mary Ann .. .. .. .. 3 obtainable in the Stock EnehanB77 "1 to 11 Per Lovell, 71 to 8 ; Chives ton Moor, ei to i; and
~..gbf he owed Bask Allah ney 1,0001. I finally for-
ntiosibedleftthahtiintn. April,
ite Latta, she took her IlhattttleanchneeildreoniMANOß •PLILTE. eslith. Emily Henrietta, 32 to 34. •
la s il+l 13171 the house. I did not see him after I wroteeftsilionin.- 7 lig -----.. 111f-Istkin.7-M-r. T-! Baring, b°,ardMrw. allio. UleC.
T.- 1 Consols are quoted 941 to 4, ex die., for money, Foreign and colonial miningnharesare quoted as
a • ~... the letters that have teen read. Ho used to say that violence which ales bad sustained at his hand,. Glyn, Mr. linkman Hodgson, and . Wollaston • • • .
K .diet was the easiest death if a man wanted to leave The court pronounced a judicial 4.1,...,1,04. and gave Blake. Now he had me heiitatioe .in . sirlitr
got that the time of then gentlemen wit too • •
• •
••:; I ' and 941 to 96, ex div., • for the account (July 9), follows :--St. John del Bey, 20 to 21 • Don Pedro,
and the Three per Conte. Reduced and New three 21 to 1 prem., ex div. • Angle-BrazniLe 3-18 to
the wife the custody of bee children. II ma.
the Lord Chief Justioo-How did that arise I'much occupied for them to be able •to pay that attention 6-16 , prem. • Pesierena, 1 to k . di& PIIIINER C. 191131131.
Witness-I bad bad a boat accident: and speaking of Mr. G. Brown, for the piniti„„. she was she wife of to the Grand Trunk• Railway which it required. (Hear, CUREMONT STAKES. T.Y.O. pet Cents., 941 to 1. Chontales, 11 to 2 ; Roes& -Grande, 3-16 to
••• aning, he said that if he chose his death he should s merchant to whom she was married at N York in bier.) He also objected to ilium. keee"e•thel drd I'4 ' Remosess, f, Spider; Tele. Bides au Bois, Little . Railway stocks are inquired for, and a rise of 646 min,: Angio_ltalian. par to I
:a na it as the easiest and quicken mode of 1858. hi 1862 Hui
wore . .
at Wait ad:
and ex sufficient control, because of the increase of the eio, and penny are lama •
Ito 1 per cent, is . apparent in Caledonian, Lon- United Mexican, If to 1 ; Frontino and laniviro •
,tit. I stated at the trial that his guns the petitioner stated that her husband, whose conduct had working carman sad the decrethe a. the mesn.
. FLYING STAKES. Half a mile. don and North Western, Great Western, Brighton, 4 to I (call Paid) ; end Port Phillip, 1 9-16 to
5.551 born taken from him at the hotel at _,__,Skse- always been unkind, had several times after this assaulted The cost. of
the inemesed enortthaely. The taw •
Patti, lady Clinton, Motthrie, Lesion, Arkadi, Fal-lid,
ml that lie toed to iuduoe the waiter to let him haveand the loss by compensations were exoessive
her. In Febry 1066, he deserted her, and there was TheeePetueerepona of the board`were ensaididory and dehinee,- Noma c, Brenda, Bellow lass, and Futurity are base, and London, Chatham, and Dover. South Eastern 11-18.
!!ent. 1 knew afterwards that he had a fit. He told me aim a charge of ajuites7.
At a quarterly general meeting of shareholders
I sat be got wet shooting at Laroche, which brought on a [The nue wail proceeding when our report left.) and seemed to have been drawn rep for the nouee. The SURREY AND MTDDLEARX STAKES. Two mike and Great Northern A, however, have de-
in Great Wheal Vor United Mines, held yesterdwe.
Is ted indigestism which produced derangement for 48
Leila It was in relit/ewe to that test he COURT OF• BANKRUPTCY. renewals which they were told would have been nom- Emigration, Tormentor, Teorndyks, and President dined 1 to 1. Subjoined are the quota-
pleted for 350,0001. in five cost at the end of four Lil3ool/1 are here. the accounts showed a balance in favour of the
* :odd ins his guns bad boon taken away. I mover years no less than 529, . The Chairman referred to tions:-Caledonian, 731 to 74 ; London mince (after paying all liabilities) of 5,0961.
HURST STAKES. Five
0 40- Risk Allah until after his arrest at Antwerp and (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) other points of complaint against the London board, and Hies Ream.. • Richard, RaiPeo/flre•enal. way and North Western, 116! to 1 ; Great Western, Os, 10d. Out of this the directors declared a
7,
6 o,relley's death. I bad come to Antweip to send my The benhruptlmneannemmnmetnhennonnt. Fte°°ll. . concluded by calling on the meeting to pass the resolution pauliniCanrigarna , an, ham
of Wapping and of City- which he was only seduced to move bye paramount sense 634 to i; Midland, len to i ; London and dividend of 7a. 6d. per share, or oral to 2,2151.
anoint to England. I know he rewired hisremittanoes
6 road. This was an ' sitting for examination and of duty. (Mears.) PRINCE OF WALES STAKES. One mile sad a South Western, 92 to 93 ; Great Eastern, 361 to 1(k7o leaving a balance to be earned forward of
adjourned
I irr.....Rilasauunalina.
ed. _ / a.m.. eat.' with Biel, Allah discharge. The liabilities are about 30,0001.; assets ex- Mr. Inerza seconded the motion, which was under din- half. 2,880/. 10s. 10d.
„respondence peLted to Heil from toh7tus.eigtiavhin the pound
.- 4 ; Brigheoa, 511 to 521 ; South Eaetern, 754 to
• • -,ugh Mr. Baker Green. I had no written cocession when our report loft. Nutrition, Moultrie', Vixen, Catalina, and Shamrock
r ~.,:, him on the subject. Ile led an idle life at mr. further ad are beta 4 ; Metropolitan, 1114 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1031
nan hotel, after his return from Laroche. Ho never joununent for three months. Additional madmen had been - . . to 4i ' Ditto A, 961 to 97 ; London, Chatham, RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER
7.1.:',1'
er studied, or did anything to =um himself, He required by the assignees, and were in course of. prepara- M. Perrin is preparing the revival of Hercue- Alortnn---Chonsl, Lord Patnersbal, Distaff. Valetta,
r ~,iowneioneity how lowness of &pint, On me (K. tion by Mesas. Hart, the aocountanta; but, owing to the Memos at the Grand Opera, Paris. Six seasons have G" shire,
Lady Zeeland' If &Muff' Queen Ebbs, and and Dover' "I to i ; Lancashire sad York- SHARE&-(THIS DAY.)
t Lhe was derauged in niy house for three years. He further_grcee ce,r_seliestien___ef the hankniPe's the collection some rolled by since Mickel David produced this opera. He shire, 129 to 1 ; York and North Midland, 931 ____....___
_ .. ea dhe saw a forest of green trees. He got """" was r"."'"`..". Meantime, '''''' of had then the good fortune of being supported by Madame to 941 ; Berwick, 1031 to 1 ; and North British,
, .
~, first, ad on in, ii„king hin, whet was the assets was going on. CRICKET.--(THIS .DAI.) __ Posing poor to 1 p.m)
,
•331 to 341. COLONIAL GOVERNMRNT 441•X:URITUffil.
O s....iter, he repliml, "My indigestion." This was Mr. R. Griffiths, for the aseignees, consented to the ad. Borghi-Mamo in the part of Olympia, and since then by
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The foreign stock market is very firm, Owing to esCelwielotaies`yeelt,' 1878, May "do eNeperremeenherl.llllBBg- to
• . isii went to Antwerp. I was ling at this time oununcnt, but doubted whether three months would bo Madame Telesoo.
1 th hotel. Wheu he recove I saw him cross long enough, as the transactions were very intrimte, and Madame Alboni has arrived in Paris from THE OVAL.
t .ss „.4 and go to his room in the Hotel, and before lit would be neceseary to have several private sittings. Italy, and was present at a musical party given by Rossini OMR/9 Y. CA3OIIIIIO/1 lIXIVIRIUTT. a preponderance of purchases, and most of the ape- 1898. Jan and July, 1004, lee.
1 . is, net I could we from the shade on the blind that An adjournment was ordered till the sth of November. This match commenced today at the Oval, eulative bonds show a rise of Ito i per cent. Was oommen y 'Do., redeemable by annual drawings from 1861 ter
1875, 6 per oent., 102.
i . ..,5a was sitting rep with him. IE RR W. DUNBAR. at Poesy on Saturday evening.
At 3 o'clock the position of the game was as under: Brazilian of 1865, 76} to 1 ; Chilian of 1867, 951 to
• s ,sinber of cheques and the banker's book were put The bankrupt was a baker of Brick-lane, and else- An opera entitled King Manfred, by Karl CainUDOIL-Plat Inning.. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS.
where. His stet were returned at 2,30 W., including an eteinace, has just been produced with great sooeese at Mr. J. Savillabb Griffith ... ... ... a 96 ; Egyptian of 1864, 82 to 83 ; Italian of Caledonian, 731 4.
• show the money transactions between Rick Allah
halleged debt of 1,6001. to the bankrupt's brother.
5.: li•sidley, as well as a letter from Musurus Bey,•
a .:. ssikisli Anhaseador, appointing him hone- Mr. Brough append his peening his examination. Paw" Mr. W. B. Manse not oat ... ... ... 67 Greet Northern, lOs*.
a
Mr. H. Richardson. act out ... ... ... 143 1865, 871 to 881 ; Russian of 1866, 901 to 4 ; ditto Great western, original. 531, 1.
embassy of the Sublime ,uy ehysioan to the The bankrupt had- sought to carry out a deed of compo- M. Ck•orges Booque has just read at the
, 4e. in London. Letters were also read from sition, in which he put down his brother as a creditor for Vaudeville Theatre a five-act piece entitled L' Recant - Orel, 801 to 81 ; Spanish of 1887, 38 to 1 ; Turkish
122:;Zeset Midland), Vale of Meath, 100.
1,6004 ; that deed had been upset, on the ground that Total ... ... .., Ile ' and Yorkshire, 1 MiL 1.
.1, al, Gifford, R.N., Lord G. Paget, the Duke of New- Prodigue. Saint-Germain, Delanney, and MB& Lionide of 1858, 63 to 64 ; ditto of 1862 ; 644 to 631; and London, Brighton, and South Coen, 62, 4.
. 1.54 d Clarence Paget, the Duke of Beaufort, andthe
the brother's deed was fictitious ; but he still retained Leblanc
will take the
principal
a
I , peaking in high terms of the services he rendered debt in his balance-sheet.LOßDS' GROUND. ditto of 1865, 391 to a. London, Chatham, and Dover, 204, 4.
6 . ••. swain army at k'npatoria during the Crimean war. Mr. Bagley having been heard on behalf of the The lightning, during a recent. storm, melted 340. C. AND OROUND T. OXFORD 1711111118171r.London and North Western, 1161, 1.
O I i': I,tb. i weak, letter from his wife was also put in. bankrupt,The Indian Four per Cent. bonds are 2s. lower, Metropolitan, Illy.
upwards of 1,000 feet of telegraph wire in Blinds, in Thia morning, a few minutes' after 12 o'clock, this at Ms to 335. prem. The Five •per Cents, are at midland, tee , .
His Honour said, if the bankrupt chose to swear test America.
• lie en the plaintiff's mewannual contest between these elevens commenced. The
•1 ii- armed:ants called no witnesees. the debt was due, he could not compel him to withdraw 1141 to 1151 ; the Four, 1041 to 103 ; and the Do., B' and Derby, 75).
THE REIIIIIBIONTATION OF THE TOWER HAMLETS. Oxonians won the tom, and sent in News. Matthews
North British, 341.
and Forteecne, bowled at by Grundy and Wootton. Debentures, 1051 to 1. Bank Stock, 246 to 248 ; North genern, Leech, 581.
V.l N rjeaut Parry addressed the jury upon the evi- it from his statement
~. ; ~ mid celled oil behalf of the phoned.. It wid-If I The bankrupt said he adhered to the statement that it -In a letter. which. he. has addressed to the
.Tiesis, Mr. Mr. Fortesene was the first to retire, Grundy bowling' and Exchequer Bills, 14s. to 18e. prem. Do., Stockton and Darlington, 132.
• .s a•iti truth at the opening of my &adonis to you the was due. Edmond Reales, referring to a rumour that he is to op- him. Mr. I'auneefote was next in, but, after making 9,
i :. , .my ttuit Riak Allah had boon triumphantly acquitted Mr. Brough asked for an opportunity to investigate rho Porn Mr. Ayrton at the n. ext election for the eheToistrinerh.Hanri The only change in Bank sharee is a reduction of PREFERENCE SHARES.
a - s•els uot only by the jury but ie the consciences of his matter. lets, says the honour la not one which he was also bowled by Grandy. Mr. Miles followed in.
Tama o'Ciocz. 2s. 6d. in Anglo-Austrian, the present price being London and North Western, Bedford and Cambridge.
sad withthegenerilapprovalof the public who
aoliciteh and if it be conferred on him it can only be by
His
ilaaaar laid the aaal4Plees hid
already had Irma then action dt th 1 ta of Grandy's bowling was especially good, and the Se, 131.
51 tO a prem. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 25 PREFERENCE SHARES AND SVCCES.
u . ~I the trial, lam sure I may now say with equal February to do so, and ho wonld pass the bankrupt's e spontaneous ana evoun ry
rho
of
Oxonians, with the exception of Mr. E. L. Fellows* (who ~s
a
. 'is there in 110 impartial mind free from bias and examination, but would adjourn the 'rifting for discharge the constituency requiring him to duties
.14 .
took his bat out for 32), fell mpelly ;so much so, that am. ; Imperial Ottoman, to 1.1 prem. ; Con- London, Chatham, Ice., Metropolitan Exteanois, R. 6
r •. :a this court that has listened to the evidence till the Rh October. an office which 116 should not feel at liberty to decline,
, optional to convert to ord. neck.
solidated, 1 to 11 prem. ; London and West- : A; Allah baa given himself, and has produced (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) if they thought that he could usefully serve them in it, all were out before 2 o'clock. Mr. Kenney, whose
name a on the list, was absent. The ' innings pemr ceignat.,d,4ll.nev
cent.
. who would venture to affirm for a moment Elf SE PETO, BETTS AND laugh but which he would most assuredly never seek for the
to 81. At 2.15 M.C.C. sent in Messrs. Gillett minster, 'lll to 1; London and County, 501 to Sept. I, 1869,181.
- was any substantial ground for the We are requested to state that, although the proceedings gratification of any Personal views. anirTritton to the bowling of Messrs. Mills and E. L 4 ; and Union of London, 341 to 1. Do. (224. shares), 91
incriler and torgery that was made against him, in reference to the claim against this estate of the London, REPRESENTATION OP LEEDB.-Mr, Alderman Fellow ee and at dinner time, 2.30, the score stood as LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS.
;,,:aced „Im„be of anything which is not Chatham, and Dover Railway have been for the present Carter expressed last night, in reply to a_deputation. his under : With the exception of a decline of 28. 6d. in London, Tilbury. and 80,mm:id, oei.
sended, the claim has not been withdrawn ; but is willingiesa to be brought forward 63 the Leeds " working
' .51 my own volition and judgment, that if Risk °MORD Therrearrv.-First Innings. General Credit, viz., to 21 to 21 dis., miscellaneous RAILWAYS-BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
a -re now here upon his trial for murder node. investigation by accountants representing the men's candidate," at the next general election. Mr. E. Mathews, b Wootton ... ... ... 33
shares are without change. National Discount, Bombay, Ran end cant 111 Om- 5 Per mot., 1064.
• • is, that there would not be the slightest different parties. BREECH-LOADING ARMS,-The reports on Mr. A. C. Yortesene, b Grundy ... ... 1 Eastern Semal Guaranteed 6 per cent., 1094.
- • , in your minds in inunediately . breech-loadingarms, by the special sub-committee of the M
r. B. Paunoclote,b Grundy ... ... ... 9 64 to 4. prem. ;Credit Fonder, 31 to 7 per share ; Grand Trsink of Canada, Ist preference bonds, 44.
Mr. R. F. Miles, c Walker, b Grundy .„ 0
- . • i verdict of acquittal And I now =re.- ordnance select committee were pnbliahed this morning. Do., tad Preference Bonds, 34.
Mr. E. L. Yellows.. not out_ ..._ ... ... 35 International Financial, 14 to 11 die.; London,
4 , .', ••1 !:isle Allah has been examined and cross- POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) PRINCE CONSORT MEMORIAL.-The cross, which Mr. R. Digby. c Walker, b Grundy ... ... 22 to 20 elis. ; Hudson's Bay, 16,1 to 1 ; Egyp- Great Indian Peninsular, gen. 5 per cent., 1111.
. 1 • sal our witnesses have been produced, that is the highest point of this memorial. has been fixed. The Mr. W. Evetta, b Grundy . ... ... Great Southern of India-guar. 5 per cent, 1064.
• airs do not intend to suggest that he was CLERKENWELL. height from the ground is about 190 feet. The mosaic tian Trading, 5 to 41 dia. ; Telegraph Construe- Great Western of Canada, 10, 1.
:. Me A.C. c Ben b, Wedges 1
. : milea of the offencea-that as regards theee BREACH OF RAILWAY BYR•LASI. work has arrived from Venice, and the skilled workmen Mr. R. T. Reid, c Wootton, b Grundy ... lion, 131 to 144 ; Atlantic' Telegraph Eight per Madras Guaranteed, 6 per cent., 1071.
.' ' • 2 ..: , 1111.21 do not aiffirm them; end I should not Edward Veal, living in Bethnal-green, was summoned are busily employed in fixing it in the places assigned to Mr. E. N. Kenney, absent FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
• s -.•i C.. 011 to have heard they disavow them ; but for interfering with the comfort of passengers travelling it. Cent. Preference, stol- ; and Anglo-American,
Belgian Eastern Jutiction, 2, 1 16-16.
: ;• • re.:-- to imitend before you that the letters of their on the North London Railway, by playing upon a fiddle. -
JI TIM ?tIETIIOPOLTTAN POLICE.-An order was22l to 1• numbers and Witopsk aim.), guar. 5 per et., 811.
, . • •... a• • I iespoudent and the leading article were justiti- The witness, in support of the information, was Mr. issued last night by Sir R. Mayne, chief commissioner of American securities are in demand. The 5-20 Dutch Rhenish (all Paid), Mt.
M.C.C.-First Inning' s-
-1. .• ,:..: lor comments upon what paned at the assizes C. H. Harvey, of Acton-green., who said that the metropolitan police, granting to inspectors, urgent,*
Iti-v. H. H. Gillett. not out ... ... ... 14 Great Luxembourg, 12).
Bends are quoted 731 to 1, showing a rise ottoman (Smyrna to Alin). 34.
I. :14,,..... Everything has been laid before you-there has defendant got unto a =triage at Highbury, fiddle in band, and •
constables one entire day's cessation from duty Mr. E. W. Trine°. not out ... - .. 4
. La., e ithholdingune circtuashumu in that keg trial that and persisted in playing upon the instrument, despite • eachweek. Rude., will be made, as far as of I, per cent. Erie Railway shares, 451 South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 152.
in -
• ,i.l s is against Risk Allah. He harimet thecae) fairly, the remonatranen of the complainant. On arriving Total ... ... „. 18
R practicable to grant this leave to many as possible on to '46 ; Illinois Central, 1191 to 1001, FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS.
„ss,,, ea! openly, end if he had the mind and the heart of at Camden-read winless detained the fiddler until hit4the Sunday, and the men are invited to give timely notice Orel Vitebsk, tow. by Russ. govt., s.por cot. 801, I.
•co la criannal, Ido not think he could have dime so ; had given his name to the guard.being i per cent, better ; Atlantic and Great
for any particular day such leave may. be wished for. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 81.
'.., he Iss, done so in the meat fearless manner. The The defendant .aid the co.mplainant struck him because
a This roncemion ia said to have been made in order to cheek COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Western Debentures, 291 to 30 ; and the Consoli- COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES.
a• is s• •4 these letters had been deliberately and he would not leave off playing when he first asked him, the • tions from the farce which are so numerous.
:a., f unwise kept back, probably for two isur- and after that be continued to play for annoyance.-.- dated Mortgage Bonds, 344 to 33. St. John del Be; (Limited), 201, 14.
4 " ADMIRAL Roos ON THE TURF."-The follow-
, -..., tra that the defendants' counsel should Mr. Barker said the defendant was exceedingly jrn. . LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. With reference to the Societe Generale de l'Em- DOCKS
5 itis• lad wind. Sumo have bete vain though pedant, and ordered him to pay a fine of fe. and costs 2s. mg eliPers in thil °wining Ls Ti's -:-"8. ir,-W. ° ha." (THIS DAY.) London and St. Katharine, ni.
•consulted by Mr. John Day, of neriethry, in rarer- pire Ottoman, it is notified that at the general
- afl-ri that if they could have the last word(BY TRLSORAPIi.) JOINT STOCK BANKS.
t MARYLEBONE. mice to a letter which appeared in the Time. Of the 16th
••, e••ald always prevail with the jury ; but(ram ova owe CORRISPONDWIT.) meeting of this company, held at Constantinople
ETARDIEO 1111,01.70 R JEALOV3T. in/S., signed by the Hon. Admiral Eons. We have been Agra (Limited) A. 114.
E • '- "It" Mai" WAY be that 4° special corns- I.7;:abelh 11”iter, a rung woman, was charged, on re- instructed by Mr. Day to institute legal proceedings The market shows an active feeling, at improving late.. the 2-14 May, a dividend was declared of 96-000 of Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limited), 181.
• •si, r.: was not at the trial, and there are many car- mend, with stabbing Agnes Farmer.
seethed Admiral Rowe, with a view of vindicating the Sales, 15,030 bans. one Turkish pound for the third year, ending Auotrelewei 53t, 4.
• 1. • ,-. ~,..... in the letters which wont to show he was not
Proaecutrix, who had been in the hospital since char
of Mr. Day and his family against the impute- Chartered of India, Australia, and China, 20.
ia at the whole of the trial. I cannot, however, MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) 31st December, 1867, on each of the 100,000 sharee, Imperial Ottoman, 111. .
s • , ' the let of the mouth, was led into court in a very weak tie= which have been cast upon them, and we have
'•• :. e anything ISO Moe as that the special state. She paid-I had been to the wedding of a young by to-day's post written to Admiral Rous requesting to be Snoan.-At a hi:thee slight decline for British West payable from the let July next London and County, 501, }.
• seven accounts of incidents as
roan cl• furnished with the name of his solicitor. In the meantime India, rather more Nunes Was been transacted. Trinidad, Metropolitan (Limited), 7).
' :,.; ,?,;I,l,ocut:g beforeuld
his eyes, and yet have got them Itnnmy request,n
aftrer oeufppaer Lune% said henawmoe'ulMßlLMine we rely on your of Janice to permit us to give on Tobago, and St. Vincent, 31s. 6d. to 325. ; good, 355. ; TWO O'CLOCK. National Provincial of England (2nd issue), 3811, id.
1. isold. 1 cannot believe a gentleman engaged in ,___.as were crams
;at/ the street the prisoner stabbed behalf of ear. nn, in columns, the most unqualified Jamaica, 32a. ; Muscovado Manilla, 275. 9d. Refined is The English funds remain steady, at MISCELLANEOUS.
• : •ei honourable occupation as a special corre- Tr. m-b:ck. and • " Take that." I saw nothing in and unconditional con --n to the aspersions which dull of sale at previous prices.
r
, . .:. :. .I.t. would deliberately write he saw some- - Corrze-The Earoels of Plantation Ceylon. in public ell •to i for money, and 941 to 95 for Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 221.
Never slake to her in my life. I hail seen -her Admiral Botts has thought proper to cast upon Mr. Day.
in court which he never did 8.70, but which her hani
rime. R was not keeping company with Barnes. Never -We are, Ac., Valiance and Valiance 20, tense. sale, have gone off more steadily without further -things the account. The railway market is firm, and Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 100, 24.
5.• •is td court hand. Yet thereon) menages in the lettersl
in value ; fine mazy to low middline, 61s. to 675. 6d. ; Australian Mortgage Land and Finance (Limited).
• ha...!
with
intentionhun of it. I suppose she was jealous, seeing street, Strand, June 17.55
~,,,d imams 77.. to 784.. Midland, South Eastern, Metropolitan, and 4 15-184 .
l ' ••' :i:go to prove that such ineethave been the case. The
GREAT FIRE AT SFIEFFIKLD.--One of the most misl„_
_au/In_ t° The- lin. ; s-- • •
. m appear to have been written to create sensation and "'prisoner...../ have seen her hefere in his comp.,.
g, fith. 6d. to 85s. 6d. ; a small parcel of Greet Northern A. stotka are 4 to 4 per Ceylon Company (Limited), 71.
• •- s ili.• paper. The learned serjeant having reviewed James Barnes, a carter, said-I saw her stab prosecutrie.
destructive fire. known in Sheffield broke out on Tuesday nne_im
Native, sold at 475. &L Hudson's nay 16}.
cent. better. As regards foreign • bonds Internationariouiancial Society (Limited), 3L 1.
I, • •- • Yaienee given en the trial in favour of suicide, asked I have kept convene with the prisoner. She was drunk. night in the timber-yard belonging to Mr. Joseph Smith, Vmierainarl
situate in Sidney-street. The premnes were very eaten- Taa.-The public sales progress heavily and at easier
Mexican and Peruvian of 1865 have declined 1 London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 21.
i }-" AMA wished to murder this Tuung 'nun' where She didthis througli jealousy. I was not keeping corn. .
1 • ,--: la, have done it ? Would he not probably have
Fan with prosizetrix. I was with baron Tueeday and sire. The upper- portion in Sidney-street was let off to Prices ;
Wed" cutters. and the lower to wheelwrights and turners. common Congous Is. 31d. to le. qd.
Erne-About 250 puncheons Debi, Barbie:a at Is. 9d. per cent., while Turkish of 1863 have risen k. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 54, 1, }, xd.
, .. a the secluded woods and tenets of 'sundae, whew siwiey. i lived with the priaur• up till four or five week, iteuter's Telegram, 224.
About the middle of these premises was a gatewaylead- ~, FOUR O'CLOCK. Royal Mill Steam, 72.
•• Ni -re uutshuoting, rather than a crowded hotel in ,„,foie whitsunhde. / have used with her for 16 months. ' Rims-The market is dull, and pries" of cargo Bengal
in to extensive prmi behind, and still further back „"m• per cwt demist"; low, es. to es- 3d. ; good Dal- •
,' • Ai% in the day tune s All the evidence showed it was "'
I became acquainted with prisoner at the King and
sag a timber-yael stored with an inenenae q the
of mmo Mi. ed• to es. ; middling Dacca, Pt ed- Controls are in request and have improved i per
, ....i. ila suffered from epileptic tits, which were fol. a SPICSL-Pepper, Singapore white sold at 6d., being • Societe Generale de I' Empire Ottomen, 121.
• ' " • Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 741.
Queen, Harrow-reed, where she was in service. She w 'name timber shortly aftor 0 a fire was diamiZt in th
' . 1 .• .1 lon great depression, and, on one occasion, was a respectable girl then. She has had no child by mew cent., viz., to 93 for money, and 95 to / for the
- -- .• es i proof of in He had fresuentlyspokins
Sbe was an heaest girl up to that time. I left her because drying-room, an alarm Raiment
°." ' • enaanietance we, quickly- rather cheaper: A small parcel of psmento and cloves alio
at band. As al, water to work the fire engine. could not sold rather easier, the former at 2d. to Rd. ; good briOt acceunt. .
, . , a i ..1 is- eminidered the rainiest Mode of death, mid I hid no wink. •
WEATHER REPORT,:-(THIS DAY.)
•a:. a they reeetleeted Out his hopue in honourable fora long time be obtained, and the fire, ening to the coin- Penang cloven,
-91. -.1 Nutmegs
... are e. -stead's.; aluall`7ii. clinger"' M• A few of the railway stocks are kto 1 per cent.
Mr. Field, bowie surgeon, St. Mary's Hospital, denribed b tad nature of the material, spread with great rapidity. to la. 3d. ; middling. le rod. , Dote, --e--
' 13* igher. Caledonian , 731 •to 711 ; Metro- THURSDAY, Julia 18. 8 A.Y.
' I .'" '''. were crushed i" the meet mart:dee' niaenee the injuries. The wound penetrated about four inches ,Are fir:raged for nely your hours,
as 'meta of a mother's stern duty to her daughter, they ,
and struck the bladebone. The young woman was not build' Li ' thestreet, the • '
and 9914 nags onting
the Moan! Jamaica, firm Priem, Yeld l low derk to good bold, db. to
politan, 1111 to 1121 ; Brighton, _ 314 to 521 ;- v. Amuse
..... .s....gine a young man placed in such a sitna- out of danger now. a longs portion of the idseds and timber in the yard. The o:Trete-There is a decidedly improved demand, at an
South Eastern, 751 to 76 ; Midland, 1061 to 4 ; 11. T. 'g W. Ito ,-5.- Iw. s. lets
i..ing aneihis to get rid of it by suicide.
Committed for trial. premism contained much valuable machinery, all of which advance of ld. per lb.ll Y. D. &
midi morbid thoughts got into the heads Jens-4,000 bales have been disposed of at about pee- London and North Western, 1164 to i i Lanes- _____ - -
• ' ..; teen who ought to be vigorous and in MARLBOROUGH-STREET. is destroyed. The damage is roughly estimated at about
Mons rates ; low and rejections, 151. lie, to 16a. se. ; oom. shireand Y • 129 to I Great Western, aeon Yorkshire, ; and •; Mr N.W. 1 e 19.8. W. eb - 1
• : ~, •,.i.t. enjoyment ti life red b insurances
f there must be something ALLEGED COIDIFIRA.CY AGAIRFI. MADAMS SACREL-EXTRA- 15,0001. The lose is partly cove y .
man, 16.' 10a. to 171. 6s. ; middling, 171. 104. to 181. 15s. ;t=laal 24 lg. 1 3 W. b-.
The learned serjeunt was about to contrast the OIIDLYARY CASE SHOCKING DRAM-A painful sensation has
____,,a,. ,_ t 6 201. os. 531 to 1. I ♦ ' the 62 KN.& I 3 W. cb - -
, ' • 55..• given on the tnal and the report in the Daily A Ilvrt An'hur (Yobbo., accountant, of No. 32, Grafton- been caused by the death of Mx. T. B. Gilling, which 11"""i/36;;.__Tt'ussian Arm, it 37j. for new dew.
Foreign bonda are firm. Italian of 1861, 53 to dells tra al ILL 2 2 N.Z. 0 - s
• ,•,:pa, when road Kentish-town, and John HOWIIOO, clerk, of No. 41, took place ender very distressing circumstances, on Sun- icerbane s.7ar 64 NIL 1 3 W. ob - s
'i •.. bad Chief Justice asked Mrs. Aiken certain gum- eaette_roaa, Kentish-town, were charged before Mr. Knox day morning. Mr. Offline was well-known in the 4 ; Orel, 804 to 8111; Nie.holai, 641 to 65 ; Spanish Yarescoalli Men 67 N.J. 4 4 6.11 E cb - 3
•' . 155 which /he 'replied that Headley bad told her he with assaulting Madame Sarah Rachel and M 134 Leman town, baring formerly, been a partner in the TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Helder - - - - - - - - -
market is 41,. 3,1 . of 1867, 371 to 38 ; and Turkish of 1865, 394 to 4. (naleves , • - - - - - - - -
. , -thing to lies for it he did nut marry. She fancied Leven-on, of 40, Maddox-street, Regent-street. firm of Lewis and (Tilling, but more recently They. Town tallow, . ,
••.. i ea. that something had become known, that shut Mr. Sleigh, having opened the CLIL in business by himself, as a hones agent and Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 45e. ; June, 465. ; October About 116,000/. in bar gold has been sent vats"
... lay N. 1 N.N.W. eels - t
not allow the mernage to take place. Madame Rachel said that on Tuesday hut Crabbe called auctioneer, at 75. High-strest. The house be lived in, to December, 434. 9d. ; December, 445. . the Bank. caps Mai - 2
4'. Sei noon Parry uwiulliallool by real* thedenription upon her and said, " I have a letter in my hand that would in High.street, be jointly occupied with Mr. Wakefield, eorieoesetit ' Lislesith Z. 4 &W. fb a
At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes n, , . 3 8.8. W. e - -• • eir
•
s• l• I.y the spacial correspondoet of Risk Allah's par- implicate fifty people in a conspiracy, how mach will you a uthiuet maker, who carried on his business there. Late METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. • •
stvenicee. - 1
1-s.ppearsuce and mariner, which to say the least of give
.me if I tell where that conspiracy is being get rep for on Friday night Mr. (Riling, who had just returned from opened at 70fr. 20c. for the account, being firm.
CORDS DAY.) • , Archmenen - se.a I.N.R. a N.W. eb - 1
55 nut ening_ a vulgar ezprtenon, was `•spicisy," and you r" Withers inked him to step upstairs, and a neighbouring public-howie, though the evidence a t the
We have not quite so many beasts as on Thursday last ; glesnesegs se 27 it &S.W. 1 'I7.W. orb -..
In connection with the new Argentine Loan, a
__._ shoe
,-: ori, to tames the readers. The account of the finding after some remark respecting h a
the solicitors she had em- in unit went to prove he was Quite sober, accidentally 6 WE. eb - 4
li c hady was a most unfair mode of reporting, the 'Aged in another case in which she was cense e teak up andbottle•of htehromme of potash, hot the demand is very limited, and prices are not better circular, of
from a powhich the following is a copy, has been 7l: ! LL I tt.z. a - 1
le which he had left close by on •' s, is., being to the contrary. There is this passage in raid: "1 am
.a barrister, but I.am not is practice I It in mistake for a bottle of a . than on Monday. We have Mein a large supply of elio•P, sent by Messrs. Bating Brothers and Co. to the 'wince's' - - - - - - -s- -
Wakefield's work-bench. An alarm was raised, and although not quite so many as last
552 the letter., ...That lierailley died by lila own act you will give me a certain sum
tat
money will Mr..
grad
11 . .
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vy, .
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can
are . wets. :Ire" as .a 4 2 17t N. c'- lt
holders of Argentine Six per Cent. Bonds of 1888: reeteweetk- 15 „ „ a .......„ b
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•London
• • •-s incredible, awd if the acts d accusation be correct get you off this." He added the was • surgical aid procured, but the unfortunate man us y lots°aatissattifi teohhencl4,l,
yeatake. 6°Ttp:su r; Beam. Baring Bream, and co. are instrucked by hie g. evie pia . zreilt ; ; mil - a
'• , A Ilsh was the only near the sleeping apart. Queues counsel, but not in practice; and after san. and died on Sundae morning, as above stated.- Excellency Don Norberto de la Rimers to inform the Elmo it lA.& 4 • KILL b- 2
~. is of his t the time when the fatal wound acme further conversation, said, "Give RIO 3001. or chrtha,ura Naomi-Nor. of calves, a n and dll "ale for them. There is no improve-
ment in the lamb trada.Our foreign supply ocanste of holders of Argentine Six per Cent. Bonds of 1886, that - I
sis inflicted: ''Thu writera
ought to have known that 6001., and I can get the affair set on one side, and I will SHOCKING &MIDS.-A married woman, of 96 3,660 of the dividend due _• es e-• R. 6 a E. b-5 1
333 calm, and 6 MR- they will be prepared, after paymeet
E oolp. IN T 9 / I.A. 8 II LW. 6 555 5
•. an acte d'accinatien the authorities put in what show you the cerrespondenee." Upon her remark- pergagoon, named Mary Billed, about 60 years of age* Yer Stew el etter-s:W. ad. Per seas et one s. a. ii. d Ist July. next, to receive such bonds in exchange fee fully
:ley like, There is an insinuation throughout the corms- ing that his appearance. was not that of e was literally cut in two on the Greet Western Railway, Hon Boots, Herreds. 46 4 8 Ben Des* Ilf-tegh 44 4 paid scrip receipt" of the new have The -Oen& of. 1866 - .- b-... .
!raidence. and theleading article that Risk Allah is guilty. Queen's counsel, and asking for proof that he on Saturday afternoon. and, it would nem, by hoe own Best Short-horns .49 4 6 Bas Lengereela 00 0 will be taken a the subscription prim of 70 per cent, the pole - b ,a,
• her if she would' 9 6 3 0 Do. do. Morn .. 3 8 4 .11... laileill Waal uakiniiiilabki auslealusathous reports and was not an impostor,
•he asked . , act. The poor woman has suffered greatly from disease amend Ism. Bemis 30 4 8 a
quii.i. 0 0 0
the differenee of
scrip will be issued at 724 per cent., and . ranalaan -To r tr. 3 - - b ••• 5.
s, useutienal Wien of murder, forgery, and almost take the word of ' his friend Mr. Warner Sleigh,' whom of the heart, so much so that the has been frequently Calvesrefunded in task at the time when the g, 1 ••• b ... •
30 4 0 Do. do. gime 30 3 2Meent• will be
=se .' WI 7917 1 Nil 1 t ALL b •-. I
and she consented. •
s•sry ether crime charged against Risk Allah in the act* he promised to introduce to her,
_., _ „ .
,MP.
L obliged to keep her hed ' and on Saturday she cent. inetthisernehreds oo a o teems aa e e pis effected. Namara iii:. so. 44. sm. I S. A , 5
. : accusation. The defendants did not justify, but in According to the complainant's. f rtl ter'dm u • plained more than usual, and seemed very de- heats at, wadies, SOP; them ano wawa 11.660; ogee, MS ; It is announced that, by order of the committee,
later in the stela and re-
si v towable way, by the putting of questions, Crabbe visited her again . .
y• !pendent. As she and the children M borne were pip, 30. the Stook Exchnnge will be closed on Saturday . 81°nOitin ertitte.f, see_ snarl ..!....I.°P.!__l Se-I.Ra' 110
, . .1.....-..- -a n....._....„. .....7 1... ai.... ..i...t. ..5.a...r ....d..1 Ma AfatAmonta manorial" the con/mace. and s • _s_ 6-6,1 6,6 M.. 64 T 64.66_

• a ,re outahuoting, rather than a crowded hiitel in
if% in the day tame e All the evidence showed it was
lie suffered from epileptic tits, which were fol-
., ity great depression, and, on ono occasion,
• •. I proof of inanity. Ho had frequently spoken
s i considered the ieeiest mode of death, and
they recollected that his hypes in honourable
,•• were ,rushed in the most merciless manner
liectit of &mother's stem duty to her daughter, they
a..., a young man placed in each a sitna-
-1..111g imam' to gut rid of it tit suicide.
,iich morbid thoughts got into he hood*
men who ought to be vigorous and in
~tit Majoyment vit life there must be something
'Hie learned serjeunt was about to contrast the
• • •,, n..• given on the trial and the report in the Dally
when
lad Chief Justice asked Mrs. Aiken curtain ques-
•". l. which the replied that Handley had told her he
cl I,..thitig 1,, live for if he did not marry. She fancied
• fine that something had become known, that she
• ...I allow the mernage to take place.
31 3.1 joust l'eny eisiumemod by insailing thedecription
• 11 the vocal correspondent of Rusk Allah's per-
'l. '1 spisoranee and manlier, which to say the least of
using_ a vulgar ezprtscion, was "spieey," and
vionti to Ocoee the readers. The account of the finding
r. 3 tte bedy was a most unfair mode of reporting, the
being to the contrary. There is this passage in
• •• of the letters, '"That Downey died by lus own act
ircredlide, and it the auto il emulation be correct
I ' k Allah was the only person near the Pilfering apart-
e. of kts steleon at the time when the fatal wound
inflicted." The writer ought to have known that
an acts 'Vaccination tie authorities put in what
ivey like. There man insinuation throughout the comes-
! ondenee and **leading article that Risk Allah is guilty.
letteni were unjustifiable and celumnious reports and
intentional repetition of murder, forgery, and almost
ry ether crime charged against Risk Allah in the acte
accusation. The defendants did not justify, but in
•el v possible way, by the putting of questions,
thu matter off Pip-questions, and by the whole style of
s cross-examlnation, my learned friend has been in.
oted to re=t to you that not only is Risk Allah
‘l.le to the that have bean made ageing him, but
sr hi• wan equally amenable to other chargiv. The
'..a,tautu§ put to bask Allah insinuated that he had mut,
-nut Mr. Bingham, had defrauded him of money in his
'lee,• and afterwaids forged a receipt to conceal the
mid you will therefore see in these questions
....UPI, vindictive tooling of the libel stalking through
• c ,-uxamination.
'the Lord Chiefs/vatic° interrupted the learned serjeant,
, •C.. 1 his and Mi. 'nleridge's attention to the state-
. 'tamed in the letter; relative to the opinions of
guttaahern, observing that he did not like to tall
it afternoelk because the statements in the
I.lt l'hl,upA with reterunve to it showed that the re-
I Cr..- prepared from other information than the an.
and attendance of the writer, and showed
.1 hug agert of what occurred.
!.4r, l'..l.•thlge will address the jury next, and occupy
f.. 1 svider of the day; and it is expected the Lord
"al Jtatwe will reserve his summing up until to-
Lein".

(MILT OF EXCHEQUER.
at Niai Priva. cßaf9re Brun Martin and

A Port Arthur Crabby, r;couetrust, of No. 32, Oration-
road, Keutirh-town, and John Hesston, clerk, of No. 43,
Castle-road, Kentish-town, were charged before Mr. Knox
with assaulting Madame Sarah Rachel and Miss Leeatie
Leveru.n, of 30, Maddox-street, Regent-street.
Mr. Sleigh, having opened the case,
Madame Rachel said that on Tuesday last Crabbe called
upon her and said, " I have a letter in my hand that would
implicate fifty people in a conspiracy, how much will you
give me if I tell where that conspiracy is being got up for
you t" Witness asked him to step upetairs, and
after some remark respecting the solicitors she had em-
ployed in another case in which she was concerned, he
raid: " I sin a barrister, but I am not in practice, and if
you will give me a certain sum of money I will
get you oft this." He added that he was a
Queens counsel, but not in practice; and after
acme further conversation, said, ••• Give MO 3001. or
bOO/., and I can get the affair set on one side, and I will
show you the ccrrespondenee." Upon her remark-
ing that his appearance wadi not that of a
Queen's counsel, and asking for proof that he
was not an impostor, he asked her if she would
take the word of "his friend Mr. Warner Sleigh," whom
he promised to introduce to her, and she consented.
According to the complainant's further statement,
Crabbe visited her again later in the day, and re-
peated his statements respecting the conspiracy, and
made certain proposals to her to take the conduct of her
case into his own hands. On Wednesday evening he
went again, in company with Houston, whom he intro-
duced an Mr. Warner Sleigh, and showed her dome papers,
Viich he said were Mr. R arner Sleigh's brief.
Madame Rachel gave her evidence in such an unintel-
ligible manses that it was next to impossible to under-
stand her, and Mr. Sleigh two or throe times threatened
to withdraw from the ease.
Cmbhe said he called on Madame Rachel as a friend,
and told her that be did not want any money from her.
With respect to the charge of assault, Madams Rachel
said Crabbe got her against the door and struck her.
Mies Lamas Leverson was then sworn, and said that in
preventing the accused escaping they bath struck her.
Ramona Molloy, servant to Madame Rachel, proved
seeing the assault.
Cribhc, however, denied that any blow hal been
struck.
W. James, 71 C, raid—l was called to take the two priso-
ners into custody. I did not me any marks of violence.
Houston said be only went with his friend to have a rest.
Mr. Knox—There is a primii facie case; but the gues-
tieu in my mind is whether I sm dealing with a sane
soon.
Sergeant Smith, I C--I saw marki of violence on If
Res hel, and the alluded to the prisoner as having struck
her.
Mr. Knox—How far she has led them into a trap or thsy
have led her I cannot say. The arred for conepirs,y with-
out a warrant will not hold water. The eireanidanes
are so doubtful that I shall leave tho parties to proceed by
summons. The accused are discharged.

SHOCKING SUICIDE.—A married woman, of
Fordington, named Mary Billed, about 60 years of age,
was literally cut in two on the Great Western Railway,
on Saturday afternoon, and, it would seem, by her own
act. The poor woman has suffered greatly from disease
of the heart, so much so that she has been frequently
obliged to keep her bed; and on Saturday she com-
plained more than usual, and seemed very de-
spondent. As she and the children at home were
having breakfast, she said to the boy, " I won-
der what father (hcr husband), will do with the
children when lam dead Y" He thought she referred to
the likelihood of her speedy death from the heart disease,
and said, "Oh ! mother, don't talk like that; what's the
use of saying Iso *r" There seems to have been no appre-
hension that she would destroy herself. Subsequently
Mrs. Bitten went to the market at Dorchester, and be-
tween 11 and 12 o'clock was aeon going towards the
Bridport-mad. Her bobtail has a piece of lane near dui
runway, which he cultivates as a garden, and it would
appear that she went there, and then went upon the
railway In a fit of melancholy it seems probable that she
entered.the Poundbury tunnel, and remarried in one of the
"man-holes" with which the inside is recessed, until the
ap train from Dorchester at I o'clock approached, when
she threw hermit across the rails, and bar body was com-
pletely nevoid. To add to the dreadful circumstanoes
attending the event, the husband was the man who picked
up the upper
_portion of the body, and turned back the
hair from the face to ascertain who it was. To the dismay
of all he exclaimed, horror-stricken, "That 's my wife 1"
Ch4teld,esti FfolllllKr.
ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 17.—The cable across the
Straits of Atomics, rn connection with the direct line
between Suva and Alexandria, has been mccessfully laid.
CRYBTAL PALACR.--£4IIVRN SNILLINOS AND Su-
mmar DAY.—WZDVIIIIDAY, Jars 17. —Adzniseions by
erase tickets, 13,341; ditto on payment, 8,209; total
visitors, IMMO.
LONDON OENRIIAL OMNIBUS G/lIPANY
ital7).—Trafiic receipts for week eliding June 14,
4019 e. 6d.

The foundation stone of the Royal Albert
Asylum, for the reoeption and training of idiots
and imbecile' of seven northern °cantles, was laid
yesterday, at Lancaster, with an elaborate Masonic
ceremonial, presided over by the Earl of Zetland,
the Grand Master of that body. The movement
in favour of providing sock an establishment originated
in a girt of 2,0001. by Mr. Brunton, of Lancaster, and up
to the present time 40,000 i. have been collected towards
the cost. The total amount to be expended, however,
will be 60,000 k, so that ono-third of the amount has still
to be obtained.

INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN' (HEAVY)
HAlM—SoursAmProw, Anne 18. —The Peninsular and

Oriental Company's Stews Nissan* with the shore
mail passed the Needles at 11t0 p.m. to-day.

It is announced that, by order of the committee,
the Stock Exchange will be closed on Saturday
next, the day flied for the Volunteer Review at
Windsor. The attendance of clerks at many of
the other principal establishmints in the City, in-
cluding the Beek of England, will be limited,
owing to the natural desire of the Volunteers to be
present at the review, and to the increased dispo-
sition on the part of employers to afford the ne-,
oessary facilities.
Bar gold, valued at 125,0001., was purchased by
the Bank yesterday, making a total, on balance, of
126,0001. sent in from abroad since the date of the
last return.
Advice from Melbourne announce the shipment
of 656,500/. in gold for England, making the
aggregate known to be on the way from that port
about 1,300,000/. A further sum of 130,0001* was
despatched from New York on Tuesday for Europe.
The bidding, for bills on Ind swore held yester-
day at the Bank of England. The amounts 'Rotted
were, to Calculi..., 18,32,000 Es., and to Madras,
1,68,000 Rs. /The minimum price was fixed, as
before, at la. 101 d. on both presidencies, and ten-
ders at that rate will receive about 50 per cent.
Those-above will be allotted in full. No tender.
on Bombay were invited. These results show no
re►i-val of the demand for remittance to the Bast.
The directors of the Chartered Mercantile Bank

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Barometer ansested and rehand to $ dig. at as bed. The
letters Wising}, 11 (failing, • (sheadyir hatheatedimatien of modar
of the reermiry within lest le bear* Thiroinnere enninid in
shade. antrame fame sigh Mt diesetion during Li tit
g.—cahn. Weather: ii.—hbas ski I to. ; --410.41 ( . ,
f. —eft ; 1,--ludl; L—ibbtabcrA, ..• M.-O*V Pii..7l; o.—oviresmi
gum ; r.--rmaik; 5..-gia. ; i.-111111111111% MIIIIM. IBM Of ik/ha
(melted), awing net fil baers.. dm distiorbanew
•
*mid inerease hi barometrical preraree has emarred on oar
and and reeileMnerlanleirming, and readings are now
at alia2=6;==m sat in the demist eras& and •
fa 6 it ear iamb hefts= WS sod
Oa Se wet same a slight deamme is in TIM- .
acip very high except k the north. Tim meter- ..
r gene 411.114" ate "ley ale tOgrilldli ibli afternoon were rod*
p,
;• they are gelsaratly from the seirward this meriting, and am
yery upit i• Beatland, but moderate on the Channel 001 St.
Weather Is gensmily One sad dry.

Yesterday a field-day, in which the Inns of
Court (Devil's Own) Ride Volunteers participated, was
held at Aldershot, and mancourree of a eery mteresting
character were executed. . -

Special Juries.)
,„ FARINA r. rszeocrrr AND A.VOTZEZ.
an action for libel. The defendant pleaded
net guilt v.
Q.C. and Mr. Matthew appaarod for the
,
Mr. Oartb,, Q.C., and Mr. Pbilbnck for the do.

Ai 171100 T 117-liaMpahire, a tom-tit has built a
neat in the post-oflice letter-box. It laid twelve eggs in
lees than a fortnight, and hatched ISMS of them.
Two young girls were drowned on Tuesday fore-
noon at the Carron Wain of the Perth and Clyde Canal,
by venturing upon 1101110 logo of wood that was floating
in the water.

PMP Or BUTTER AV 00Rit MARKIIT.—(Tifts
.mithetT—Ordlnary rot., 99e., 99a;
90ei 7 RIBI., KBD; ?,101 2,1011 glides. atilecrared, 105 a, 102a4
98e. ; 200 Mans.
The Pollution of Rivers Commission paid their •
trot visit to Maneheeter paten:lay, and proceeded to t$
Town-ball, where they were introdaoed to the corporate
authorities, and the newly appointed darer of. heielth. *
The prevent object of the osoinnemen is • preliminary ili-
a the lamb of the Mersey and the Ribble. All
:Crewe in this neighbourhood, including the Irk Irwell,
wedlock, Etherow, and others, are tributaries of the
Kersey, and oarryingan immenseamount of dlth into that
river will Juni& adapts material for inquiry.

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