The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-05 00:00:00

FURTHER LOSS OF PROPERTY BT

The firemen of the Metropolitan Brigade will
have reason for remembering last night and this (Wean&
day) morning up to nearly noon, owing to the number of
fires for the suppression of which their services were re-
quired. The telegraph bells at the various metropolitia
stations commenced ringing at 7.50 p.m., and with sigh'
intervals continued until past 2 o'clock this morning.
One fire, attended with a great loss of property, tin)`
Ede-
place on the premises belonging to Mr. Tremearne,
sale chemist and druggist, situate at 17, Upper EaW
Smithfield. It commenced in the back parlour, and
before any attempt could be made to get at the flames
they rolled up the staircase and could not be extin-
guished until the greater portion of the
and their contents were destroyed. Another 11.11;
pe.ned on the premises belonging to Mr. W. Wright.
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cabinet maker, carrying on business at No. 27, St. ica'n.
road, Horton. The premises were about fifty het long.
and contained a large quantity of finished and Parilv-
finished goods. The engines of the brigade promPq
attended, but the tames could not he exlmigninhed nilt"
the fire had travelled throughout the whole building.
A very Gateway" fire also took place about half-pig
o'clock this morning in a private residence consg.:!'
14 rooms, tenanted by Mr. Pearce, and situate at -4,
Hermes-street, Pentonvfile. It appears that Mr. Pearce
had only removed his furniture to the house on Monday
night, and he and his family were not in the premises
.at
the time of the outbreak. The fire destroyed the entire
contents of the 14 rooms, leaving only the tare wall`
standing.
A fire likewise broke nut in the immense range of
premises. belonging to Nichols and Son, the govern-
ment printers, No. 49, King-street, Westminster. I,
began from some unexplained cause on the basement.
and rapidly extended to the warehouse and ground-fionr•
Before the flames were extinguished the basenrul.
ground-floor. sad the stork in warehouse were canister--
ably damaged.

Two niouutaiias are now on fire in Wales, ono
in North and another in South Welex They are men
snaking by day, and at night they are occasionally in
dames. One of them is near Newport, in Monmouthshire.
They appear likely to burn until all the furze, herbed%
weeds, and peat an them are emutuneil, unless vat
weather sets in.

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THE EXPRESS WEDNESDAY
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ELECTION 1 NTELLI-4 FElatia I • I NETailk74l4lAlLWarifftriVlZ
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ItAlll.oltlo. At a tneeten.... g..Of Mr. Tb otapeon's . That day the *ram* :iry-.-getieral neeedf. akar*
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to 111 DDIJI'IS Fs X SESSIONS. H. W. Ripley, chain:ma of the, Brefeed lehamber of in the chair.
Ceminetee. to become a candidate in• opposition to Mr. The report having been taken as reed. • ,
(THIS DAY.) Male and Dlr. Ripley yietenlay accepted the invitation. ; The CltaUtDarr moved its adoption. It wes of * Teri
he He is a liberal. who will generally support Me. Oladetonee Dtiefactory nature. (Hear, hear.) They bad boliterei
M. EarrEa.-Yesterday Mir John B. Karsinke. her teething. They vi . were eneszravindividend
es
(Before Mr. Payne.l
. Majesty's Atherney-Onaral, who his eassented to stand 'the anginal lute of lieteeoo4, _on the Plaalnuy. ea.
'or PICKING ?MILT& for the city, tamed his address. eention capital of ,000 e, and on the debenture ambit
Mt go „. / //ekes, 19, journeyman baker, was indicted for EAST e.ARNWAI.I..--Mr. Kendall, the enetservite- Thq were now easbied by act of 'parliament they into.
sr etcelieg ~ puree, containing 4e. 6d. and other articles, tire amebae whoa seat is threatened by Kr. Itrydees test on the extension capital out of capital till the lan
prodective. The capital of the foresaw wet
the pee aev and monies of Fanny Harrison, from her . Wlllyams, has heed an adder.% declaring hisidtenbenite
.aieeree.eeete t theca pitel for the extunecia was 4900,0001.
a contact the diasion.
I
t was obvious from the that if they were to pee
isi mi. 1 ....y Harrison said the lived at 11, Brook street. Hrt.i..-Mr. Clay, one of the liberal sitting dividend on the latter out Y IL" .of the false.
he On the rah July ale was coming out of All tesint's members, has leaned his address solicitiag re-electica. He • that the dividend of ;per cent. would be redneed to 3e.
66 ,h,,b. NI ergaret-street. She found herself pressed by three avows himself an earnest
lads. 1,, „Tea was one of them, and the missed her purse. Irish church IL% meierssuiporkitsmer of
an Md
Bar. Gittlastoare
the'eal tee development ne,gereneee en the thut bee been eery
L•• for thetyear 180 thetie waa94,0004, anal fa of' ehe gar- premier into custody, and he gave up the purse conmervative c ter.
pelf-year' le of M, avenue was 91,0_007. The
to the reeekil4e. HACKNEY.-Last evening a disputation of work- oirkagofthelanbetWeese et-elee=looltPra
ekneeten Nichols, 89 E, said the prisoner was given ing men, tatieee of brooches of the Reform street had been very eatiaactory, rte he he et into hie , ietody, and at the station he gave up the purse League in new borough of Haokneye waited .upon mare them that the &yaw foe the aestjaree. w
produced. He found another parse upon him. Lieutenant-Colonel Dickson, at the Adelpht-olub, to re- • D•equal hi *hat it• was Mgr laellyear. The value el the
it.
The ju'y found the prisoner Orally. quest him to allow his name to be put forward as a candi- surpeus landa was estimeted at 1,700,000 e, which vu at
lt. Bede. t Reeves, awarder at. the House of Correction. date of the borough. Colonel DiCkAan thought there was prent mortgaged for 600,000 e, so that they had a large
le. I -,Jdiartll-tield4, proved a amber of summary convictions every probability of assumes if his friends wake hard, surplus from 'this weep to fel bitipon. 5,
1 :.g.i...t the pawner for picking pockets. . and he could promise that he too would work as herd a wee rather glad that -lament
Mr. Payne aid the longest term the prisoner had was they, if not harder. He would visit all he amid in the the obligation of putting aside -,•eeee, on thew
wee a year
Kr mouths. Be would give bin, one more thane" bat if borough of Hackney, and thould be
:among the for the liquidation of their debt. They were
re 1,.. came before the court again he would get penal electors and non-electors for the nate two to contribute 30,00 W. to giving eases to the railways
...re-Rude. months. If the men of Haebtlel Mimed Itle. , south of the Thames to their stales at stoithurd and
id Sentence. eighteen months' hard labour. he should feel as proud as an roan in *Rouse of . Com- motoEre. The arrangements with the• Great Wattmeter,*
a mons; and if he were defeated he would hrel certain his °Ka ted but not concluded. The most
id
-- • -- friends bed dome their best. He hoped his opponents of report was that which related to thishgarweValtexe
''l would act fart.. They reformer,, but he did not
POLICE COURTS.—(THIS DAY.) kno„kath„-t& werethen. The total cod of that work would he
ey came up to the standard of the de u- from neigh there might be a dednetios of 390, l•
xI tation. He wagon extreme reformer, sad he believed the spi lands. They dad already
ag CLERICKNWELL
00113f1,,10N OF YORE IRAN FIFTY BOBBEBIE9 By oxs gees%the bay
sham IlheredeHe
wham inbersrottregtraof
theteetpialtuuddiugrions
of the tithe value of 1711,0001 and as frgteared pressed
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purekan moos property, the time was come wise the opt w0a214.4.2.
„melee" outrage. 11 nd the hulletkean
.d he leouldeuPPoet
of 1rk77,e,,, &wee, a porter, of 9, Denmark-street, 'sling- oladetolle aa the leader of the neeraccegartrwaam. _lee felt at ea with the extension to
Bishopetato
ta, was charged with the committal of numerous rob. he was right. •He gratefully Weleauoe, .00rga be belieeed it would he cosaldeted by at beriee under the following circumstances. and sincerely thanked Han. .The deputation then with- I-;
' • • es
his bated tow mesa iset ..
The prieciner waa in the employ of George Frederick drew- • • •• . • the ) •
Web h, en upholsterer, of 4, Burford-terrace, Cal - • . • -
se toad, and Mr.' Welsh, hwelag-Alag be - • • . - - e• , .
' ' -nse. e ..;.,z.. -1 'or . - else apatite% adopted. ' •
it -me chintz and pawned it, celled in a pollee- to for the . vision. likajetelliebila. ba • • °.' ‘1 ' • . ...
It ...astable and gavp the prisoner into custody. • _ wont Mr. t , e • in his &MeV* to . • • e e ,e: e
11,e pri,:oner araed his fault, and on the h• church, which he regards, as it at present • • as LONISON AND SOUTH WESTERN RANK
to i. ey to the police-station dropped a heavy silver table- "an is to the Raman catholic, as wee as ale ilesPedi- (LIMITED.)-(THIS DAY.)
)s. loon. When asked to account for its possession, he meat to the progress of protortantone" He illidtaPee•d to
::,re two or three different accounte ; but it was after- give Ms vote far the adaptive el the ballot, and sky well- This afternoon the half-yearly meeting of the
it v m ascertained
ds asrtained that it had been stolen from the house considered for the atalthelunent of county financial above bank was held at the City Terminus Hotel, Mr. G.
a kt a lady where he bad been at work. Polies-constable bob . . his heartiest suppart. Kenn in the chair.
11, detail. 381 N, went to the prisoner's reeidenca and LANC.AABIER.-21y. Gladstone will The following report was read and adopted
leund a valuable but miaollaneous collection of articles, 4and few this derision, and with him Mr. Henry B. Oren- • " The directors have to submit their report for the six
erarly enough to fill a van, which, it had been fell, now M.P., for Stoke. Mr. Gitenfell is tat cousin to months endi4e3dOth June last. The continued depression
certained, were the produce of more than 50 Lord Sete, who has great property and Thence in the of trade, co with the low rate of money, has tended
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different robberies none of them having been county, considerably o curtail the profits of the bank during the
committed more than 14 months ranee. Some SALISBURY...4Kr.. . Hamilton's addreis to the pat half-year •; but the directors consider it right to in-
formidable housebreaking implements, conshiting of deetore rri tide sits halt hoes followed ey 0* *erg 311.. k feverthe thareholders that during the last two months
jemmies. life preservers, and dark leathern% were Also are H. lame, .tj et, rote for these immense ending July 31, the business of the bank has improved,
r. fmnd. The prisoner was not known to the police, and which he think, will be beetfot all -claws in the ematey. ; and they are satiated that if such improvement is main-
et k,, 'employer said that he had ISO Suspicion of the pri- He makes no allusion to the Irish church bat taiaed the profits will increase in a satisfactory manner.
of . ncr till within a few days of giving him into custody states as a vaeral rule be has been all his gfe in la of 'On the present occasion the directoia recommend a disi-
The prisoner, who treated the matter with indifference, civil and religious freedom all veer theworid, andllikt he deed for the last six monthi of ss. per share, free of in-
: 41 he kid no questions to ask or defence to make. will steadfastly stead by this principle. ' HIV adds that come tax. After meting proviSion for bad and doubtful
me Mr. Barker committed the =el,,r to the Middlesex there is one question which mast Iminecliat teeenaud the debts, and after the payment of the proreed dividend, there
4 :.. -ions for trial, on three and said that he attention of the new parliament-naraelyok rash will remlt' shalla lalanee
e_ of 1,10°4 lia• Za2 whichlheyTe-
Id .Id lie indicted for other robberies if it was thought way in which the compounding gator .was abolished commend "' appropriated as follows, viz.
, i::.1.1,. to do 50.6601 iss:
ka lasting caused muerrineonvenienve and luirdihip, oar_ 639/. 19s. 2d. for rebate on bills not due, and .
a.'
MA RLBOROUGH-STREET. Ocularly 'to the manner householders i and, whale
it to be carried forward to next half-year. The directors
I-
, k., ; : eve late AND m
D 7112 0002-a sasses OF own not fan into abler bandit, he himself will be prepared to have had under consideration the desirability of
CABS- provide ono, reducing the present liability on the shares to such an
1 p,,exi-looking young woman with a profusion of ring- Tn'EnTOW.-21.r. John Hesthoote Amory has extent as may be satisfactory alike to the shareholders
le :• ~ applied to Mr. Tyrwhitt for his advice muter the fol- determined to stand for Tiverton in conjunction with its and customers of the bank, and with a view to carry out
e snob arrangement they lave instructed the bank's lug re cumetances. liberal member, the Hon. George Denman. Mr. Amory's II, Ihe applicant said that she was a cook, but formerly a address is decidedly liberal. He declares himself a sop-
solicitors to prepare the necessary forms and obtain legal
a • amaker. and thee she bad become acquainted with a porter of Mr. Glabitone's policy in respect to the Irish opinions on the subject. The directors pprrooppooeeae, if they
, • ~II who had promised to marry her, but some words chuerch, and is determined that the defects which the find no impediment exists, to call the shareho dere together
le '
,sea;: liken place between them he nowrefused to fulfil tones have left in the new Reform Act shall have his vote at an early date to determine as to the mode of carrying
4 pike-nee. for their removal sa speeeliley es possible. out such reduction. The dividend will be payable at the
'0 ?it. Tylwhitt tithed the applicant what the man was, YORK.-Mr. George Leenum, the liberal member head office. or at any of the branches, on and after the
er. • the eerie time telling the young woman that he had no for the city, has iasued an address, stating that it is not his 12th of August st next."
, tier to interfere in such a case.
etintention to seek re-election.
The a eplicant said that he was a betting man.
IiHIFPINO INTELLIGINOI.-(THIS DAY.)
111 Itt. '1 vrwhitt asked the applicant whether, that being
----n-,a
ee . rase. the considered it much of a Ickes. THE PUBLIC HEALTH. On umnoteml
is Tin. applicant said he was also a teacher of gymnastics, --.-- Loewe August 5.-By telegram reeved to-day we leans that
! • I was a black man-(Laughter)-and he was also aky
el kel Mall. All she wished was to punish him, so as to The Registrar-General's weekly return of births the as. Nile mined at Steepen on the Mb July- sailed from
r. d deaths in London and in thirteen other towns of relmeuthe, Talk°. "tell"' e.....--. e-e...- .
si niveime on him. She did not care what it cost her, an urIAVESIIND ....ugust 4.--.........: aahnumary .1.001 allibllallell ;
II il„.t hi, was punished. the United Kingdom states that in the week that ended 'Bas, Barba.. Azia, Wilmington; maid of teepee., Real.
St MI Ty, what advised the applicant not to throw her on Saturday, August I, 4,416 births and 3,770 deaths were mein; Amints, Calcutta •
T, , sty away for such a purpose. registered in London and in thirteen other large towns - DEAL, August 4.-Arrived: Jeer* (of Pavershaml, greet the
er 111.• 3ppiscant thanked the magistrate for his advice, of the United Kiev:beat. The annual rate of mortality was
e_Weetiorfor the North. . iiisTeed Rova the deer aid sailed : Aud-
i lest the court limiting but evidently not quite satisfied. 31 per 1 000 persons living. The annual rate of mortal 'Alm,
erlent week was 28 perl,oo6M London, 26 Mrolinburgh, . tetTre."'AerekAagialleT,ArrivldArriii: Anna Barak, from' rilbaolgan, tttei:i
r• l 3 in Dublin, 26 in Bristol, 39 in Birmingham, 36 in Liver- mese, nee • mate Colas. Bilbao.
ea pool, 36 in Manchester, 39 in Salient, 38 in Sheffield, 39 in Team, Aug Cat 0.-Bailed irocitidiiiirnQuebee.
.v EXCITING SCENE AT THE METRO- Bradford, 39 in Leeds, 36 in Hull, 'A in Newcastle-upon- Sournsarros, August 4. eke, for Rial-
to
mete ; New,York 04, New York.
roLITAN RAILWAY AND NARROW ESCAPE Tyne, and 30 in Glasgow. Tee rate in Vienna was 3.5
41.-.. : from Lagos for
Ye ~I. TWO PERSONS. AN AUCTIONEER SENT per 1,000 during the week ending the 25th ult., when the letenerecteeeol, Witt.. .... dead.
Ift PRISON. mean temperature was 6.1 deg. Fahrenheit higher than in p.i.aim.i.,.._gagaii, 8. g.-ifeiee, ice Mezmaria.
7 ? . •-•.••-••• the 'Mlle week in London, where the rate vas 31.. The Limerom, august 4.-Arrived: Superb from Quebec. Sailed:
i 1 ERK ENWELL -POLIOII-00138T.-(TEIS DAY.) g_oltikLity,from diarrheas showed a declieweiene weak in
.S,e, incheZl:ndrusiosttis; David, Rushes; Je/ Davis, oat-
ealikadefaslissaiaaessieed. im esererel of lice Wier . •
George Charles Doohoo, an auctioneer, of 41, i =wee, especially an Birmingham and Liverpool. 1., a ee-natveif teem the new and mind': "slam,
!i., .id-sti,•et„ Euston-road, but who at first gave the name Thel annual death-rate from this disease during last week from Philadelphia ; may Que.eni.____
_..22r.._°-ere. s.. ( ) from QUF.ENSTOWX, July 4.-Arrived : r.y of Antwerp es. ,
LI James Williams, a clerk, of 23, New Church-street, was 4 per 1,000 in Newcaatle-upon-Tyne, sin Bristol, 6in New Y k, and oroceeded for Liverpool ;left New York Mkt
mberwell, was charged before Mr. Barker with assault- London, 9in Bradford, 10 in Manchester and Hull, 11 in July, on freight doh.
g Charles Wigging, a ticket-examiner, at the King's- Livemool, 12 in Salford, 13 in Sheffield, 14 in Leeds, and CAsturr.-Bailed : Jenne, Bilbao.
nt rose station of the Metmpolitan Railway. so hi &,as 20 per 1,000 in Birmingham. There ialittledoubt SI LLOTH, July 4.-AlTived. , Banal. Mandan, from Quebec. .
F.!7' Inspector Gibbon!, a the Metropolitan Railway, thatunderawell organized for treating the diriespe in FAL/11/rim,. July 5.-Arrived . Yachts. Prausen, Sepia is
itched the case. its earlier stages, this mortality would rapidly decrease, and Grande; Lady Derby, Saha*.
a i
Choy • a, July 4.-Arrived : W. J. Hatfield, from Quebec ;
The complainant mid that he was a ticket examiner at the risk of the more dangerous choleraic forms would Thee,' yetZele, p.m.
• el , King's-cross station of the Metropolitan Railway. be reduced to a minimum. In London the births of 1,078 MILVOID, July 4.-Arrived : Artwork, from Quebec ; Reginado.
' a evening at 20 minutes to 8, as the up train boys and 1,028 girls, in all 2,106 children, were registered
to August 5. -Arrived : Fleur de Lis bun Bombay
r. a leaving the station, the defendant endea- in the week. In the corresponding weeks of ten years New tamped% rte John's, N.B. turLtia, Prince Edward Island ;
re led to open one of the carriage doors and get 1858.67 the average number corrected for increase of t:elon, Barcelona; Sarah Ana, H 1.1
ALTERS.
• i the train. He took hold of him to regEicl population, is 2,026. The deiithe of 8.19 males and 806
DC.NIURIC August 4.-An extensive file took place in the
-, from doing so ; but he persisted in going, and tamales, in all 1.665 persons, were registered in London Marine Do:li this afternoon ; fortunately the wind wee at R.N.,
A along with him some distance. Hegave the date t dating the week. It was the thirty-first week of the so that vessels in the dock were able to be removed to the ether
IS ottra jerk, and both fell heavily on to the platform. year ; and the average number of deaths for that week is, aide of haste, and the fire Lae only destroyed the whole set
1. , (witness) fell on top of the defendant; and they were with a correction for increase of population, 1,683. The of buildings-farmer) the ropery of the government
A tear to the edge of the platform that the steps of deaths in the present return exceed by 82 the estimated now let to merchants f warehousing
nopurposes7.
07.7.77.AL-7o'clock the
• i-oil carriage touched both his (witness's), and amount, but are less by 220 than the number recorded in are.. was sota
I AIIIIOI.TIIIROAe :I:llt.=ed : Ne=l), from Stockholm for
di- kudaur a legs. Had there been another carrtap in the preceding week. The deaths from zymotic diseases were London, amine lin with mahatma A• • teen, both he and the defendant would have been 691, the corrected average number being 638. Five
1. ;gal under, and they would have lost their lives. When deaths from smallpox, 46 from measles, 47 from merle, -
d •• , got up the defendant was very abusive, and pushed tina, 9 from diphtheria, 32 from whooping-cough, and 52 WEATHER BRI'ORT.-{THIS DAY.)
a : nearly off the platform. He refused to give his name from fever were registered. Thirty-eight deaths from rho-
Wznessaar, AIcoOST If. II AIL
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i.1re.... and when the station inspector was called the lemic diarrhea or cholera were recorded; Metal eases were _
1. ullasil abused him. A constable was sent for, and in them of children under 2 years of age ; 5 children who died
31 • iii i-sence the defendant struck him in the breast and were aged from 2to 10 years, and -6
fatal eases occurred 18. ITT .3Fi 'W. P,n--"•-_-_ -.... ... W. B. 114:44
L- •,I him great pain. in adults. A hop merchant, aged 64 years, died on 25th -
a Mr. Marker asked if the defendant was drunk or sober. July, at 3, Foxley Cottages, Foxley-road, Kennington, of Nnee eeteee f , .64 W. 1 3 N.E.erne - t
a
the witness said that he was very much excited but " diarrhea (2 days), Asiatic cholera (16 hours)." A car- nendon „,122.27 fil3' 8. 1 2 S. fb - 1
s • not itnink. penter, aged 34 years, died on 25th July, at 8, Norfolk Leith ilatall E• 1 : g%. b
i e ,el I elekrative evidence having been given. Cottages, Greenwich, of "cholera maligns (34 hours)." Melds *feta B.E. 2
.20.0,45, B.S.E. . 1 3 &E. b - 3 ° I I,t- delconant said the gate at the bottom of the Mein 384 died from diarrhoea; of that number 42 were Sentboro'
tb-lil 91f 70 67 B.E. II 3 E. eb - 2
Yannou . i ,a* ; • T.,t 'eked,l and when he went to get into the car- adult. The mortality from diarrhea and choleraic
n •,• it %vs. not dangerous. He was positive that he did diarrhoea or cholera in the London waterfields to 100,000 meheyee, e _ 1-1- - 1
.-.- - Hader - - -
• -1:, -
le anyone, and it was all moonshine to say he living, was 12 in the New River, 11 in the Grand Junction, eteudeeeasel -
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17 in the Southwark and Lambeth, 14 in the East London, Ardroman 99.36 fell 8. 3 1 8.T.1. a - 3
'I,. Rut Ler said that all the officers had behaved very and 18 in the Kent field of supply. The deaths of 6 per- Oteourastle :0•0 f_l.l 0 _15....74... : 1 Ti.::Ww: afe° - -
:. I I:, matter, and had not Wiggins caught hold of sons from sunstroke were recorded; and in many cases JlalYbead :::.21:::, v.?' 0.5
r vat 11. E. 1 1 &E. b - 1
.- ,i, tenklaut and pulled him off, most likely he would the fatal termination of diseases was stated to have Valens lira 29.80 fB4 62 W. 2, 8 W.S.W. of 0.30 2
- 1.-..II killed. Although the assault was not a bad been accelerated by the great heat. The following
• to considered the case exceedingly bad. For details as to the deaths from sunstroke are appended : Beehe's PL.:S.79f IWO B.W, 3' 4 B. fbm - e
Cape Clem :29.78 f ritl fit S.W. 3! 9 S.W. Dm 0.19 2
a .....i,lt he should not inflict a tine, for that -Kensington; Sal John Paddington.-At 15, piaster- Penzance -12.80 fleit36 Z. '0 I 2 N.B. e-= 1
,hl le ~,:, puniehinent to a man in the position that the terrace, on 28th July, a constable aged &l, year, "sun- penouth 129.eareaffireeN.W 114 8.8. W. brm 3
a •• ,‘,1.,/,' a-a,. He ought to have known better, and set stroke, congestion of lungs (10 days).' Islington ; e7meeth•'ltaa eaa ea N.W. 2 3 sit w* e - 1
Portsmouth '29.94)16833 E.S.E. 1 I a 8.8.8. co - I
r . ,„,„0, to others. He then 'sentenced the prisoner to East.-At 56, Mildmay-street, Balls Pond, on 24th Jaye London !MN f:7451 E. 1 5 & b - -
I eetink•d in the House of Correction for 21 days. the daughter of a servant, aged 3 years, " sunstroke (;111 C. Orb Nes 120.91 s eect,,W.B W. 4: 7 N.E. et - 2
a Ihe oefmitant said he was very sorry, and hoped the hours)." Bermondsey; St. James.-At 68, Rolls-road, Breed 129.96 04 erw.s.w. 1' 3 N.N.W. lit -9_
earate would inflict a fine. on 28th July, a labourer, aged 41 years, " sunstroke (20 Lorient 12.98 ritsl3B W.N.W 4l3wWm .w el 0.08_
72
Mr. Ratter reoeated that this was a very bat case, and minutes)." Lambeth ; Lambeth Church id.-At 28, zßiarritiochefort i3080:0001:
71633
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re I 5
t tined to elteihis decision. Canterbury-place, on 28th July, an ironfounder, aged 38 ~ , _ _ . _ _ _
l the ileiendant, who appeared very eliopfallen. was then years, "sunstroke (64 hours)." Lambeth ; Brixton.-At rienelere _ _1 -. _ _ _
e : e.t.a to the cells. 43, Loughborough-park, on 27th July, a gentleman, aged Pape
68 years, " exposure to the sun whilst travelling, &c. (5 Strasbourg 1 - -4,-, - - - - -_ -_ -:._- -
days)." Wandsworth ; Clapham.-At 20, Broad Bunton Lyaea -
T 199;7 slit - 8.8.-71.. 1 i i 1 8.&-W. tar 1 3
road, Northeitreet, on 31st July, a telegmPh clerk, aged eLe I'l7llT/0N BF FIRE OF FARM I'RODUCE.
18 years, " sunstroke (18 days), cerebral pressure from Ileasnatil.ao.lt glee sli, a B.W. : s 3 1 B.W. b - 1
" effusion of brain." -.. . . . e . . . Basirmater consete2 sal rsdassil to 28214. at sea level Rtie

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Ve.tenlay morning a fire occurred at a fann-
id near the old Shoreham road, in the neighbourhood of
ii.mbleton, occupied by Mr. Hardwick. Four ricks were
usumed. The damage will amount to about 2,0001., but
covered by insurance. The fire is supposed to have been
riginated either by a spark from an engine or from a gip.
.4' encampment. The fire seems to have commenced a
•fence of a quarter of a mile from the ricks, and thence
•• .veiled over the stubble of the newly cut wheat until it
me to the ricks, which, of course. were set on fire and
• • ttoyed by the flames communicating one to the other.

A wealthy merchant of New York named Weeks
jal.4 died at the age of 97. He knew personalty Wash-
;Jou. La Fayette, Koecivako, and other distinguished

•U. Hi, mother was descended from a Huguenot
3u,1 Mr. Weeks has often seen her walking with
J1•11,11gion and La Fayette, and acting as interpretess
1- Is eeu I hum.

The deaths of 10 infants from syphilis, of 4 persons from
burns or scalds, of 13 persons from drowning, of 8 infanta
from suffocation, of 6 persons who committed suicide, and
of 4 perilous who were killed by horses or carriages in the
streets, were registered.

14‘li•WAN. COLLISION AT WEYMOUT/I.—A col-
loton a., itrred en the London and South Western Raihrax
V'te"l", morning. Shortly after 7 a " bathing train
,I.lyeshirilii•sti,r 1.. enable persona to bathe at Weymouth.
lii• train ad more passengers than nann4, .when
st • • at Weymouth station. IMICU at one
' .1 ...nsiderable destruction of property as
r"d" :1' 1•••• ot life. The run into Weymouth is over a
'Y se' line from Ridgeway tunnel, about four miles
t.
.."
.'nwrging from which steam is shut off, and the
tothe engine, as wallas that in the guard's
31'.3!.folied during the nansinder of the journey. The
J.it ii. time were very slippery., and on nearing
' Ntation the engine-dnver discovered that hie
not act. The guard was commuicatod with
break with greater force, and this was
1,..t it broke soon after, and the train had
.trreat its progress tmtil entering the station,
st ink: in collision with a kind of buttress erected
.7. 'l' ion-pore of stopping carriages. The collision
"" twit Nevere, the barrier being broken into frag-
"''ut • •'‘.,l started from its foundation, while the pas-
wore tossed about and bruised. Fortunately.
injuries were caused, although many severe
rshwo::adswere sustained. The sufferers were con.
;471 1... Re of the waiting.rooms of tie station. when
ific(rizaAti. the agent, together with Drs. Fez st,d
were 'Meal, on the spot. and di t all they c, s 1 d
.
ahsraste the suffering:: of the tojured.—Tiotter.

FATAL CARRIAOE ACCIDENT.—Mr. C. St. Clare
Bedford presided over a jury at St. George's Hospital last
night, for the purpose of inquiring into the death of John
Neil, a coachman, who lost his life through a carriage acci-
dent which occurred in Berkeley-square. It appeared that
on the 14th ult. the carriage of the Hon. Mr. BOU-
tette, in which were Mrs. Bouverle, Miss Bouverle, and
Mr. Henry Bouverle, left their residence, 32, Hill-
street, Berkeley-square, for the purpose of making morn-
ing calls. The footman was seated on the box with
the coachman, and they proceeded first to Lady Robin-
son's, at No. 2, Hill-street, when the coachman turned the
horses sharply round. The carriage-pole broke, and
the horses fell. They recovered their footing, but in
turning into Berkeley-square they overturned the carriage,
and the coachman was thrown off his seat. The footman
fortunately saved himself, and was enabled to assist those
who were in the overturned carriage. Mrs. Bouverle was
most injured, the other oecupante being only shaken.
Nell, the coachman, being seriously hurt, a cab was ilnd
provided for him, in which he was taken to the hospital.
A second cab was then obtained, when Mrs., Miss, and
Mr. Bouverie were conveyed to their residenga.
The broken pole was produced and examined by the
jury in presence of the coechmaker. The latter said
the carriage had been in use 18 or 20 months. The
pole had been splintered to the extent of 23 inches, and
he could assert that it was as good a piece of ash as was
ever used for the purpose. He believed the cause of the
accident was the sharp turn and heavy pressure of the
horses on the pole. The jury were of that opinion, many
of them being practical men. Mr. William Holderness.
house-surgeon, said he received deceased on the 14th ult.
He had sustained a frightful compound dislocation of the
left sack, also a fracture of the small bone of the leg.
Everything possible was done for him, bet he died front
pycemia, or blood-poisoning, consequent on the wound.
The jury were of opinion that the pole was as good as it
could pc isibly be, and returned a verdict of "Accidental
death.
NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF WORKS OP ART, AT
Lame, 1868.—Retura of admissions :—Tassday, Atlig4.
—llly ream tickets, :A6: by psyseat sit3,W3. 4
LIM

Barometer corrected and reduosd to II Mg. at level. 21wc
letters r (Mktg), f (fallizg), • (steady), Lagos dk dos of motion
of the mereuzg within lad to bourn Thammaner amposed In
shade. Extreme force with tfa diradisa Maim I St home.
L—calm. Weather: b.—blue sly; a.—cload• (detaalsed) ;
I.—fog ; b.—bail ; I.—lightning ,• m.—mMy (ham) ; G.—overdue
(dull) ; r.—rain ; c—erne ; t.--thunder. mew or hall
(melted), during last 44 Mum Sea disturbance.

Uniform atmospherical preeserres;:ibt over ous island this
morning; and readings are generally somewhat lower. On our
south coasts, however, scarcely any change!' observable ; but
sine, last evening there is • tendency to ineren. dag.
Ths highest prennue on the west open ofiresilPrutaTiesoeeds tin
leant at Oreeneaullo by about •
eepossallY Quarter of an in
Tenapernatues is generally u in the
Thee winds winds have been generally t, tram south east to south
west. Cape %tales has had a easterly wind, force 7. Winds
now are from the westward in tbehouth, fresh at Biarritz ; but
light and variable over the Bettirdt Ides. On our east went the
weather is hie ,• umeh fog and mist prevail on the lionthens coasts
of England and Ireland, and on the weat coast of Prance. Rain
is reported from the south of Ireland.

MALTA, Auomrr s.—The Malta and Alexandria
Telegraph cable was repaired yesterday afternoon, and
the communication is now re-established.

THE DUCE OF PORTLAND AND HIS TIDIANTs.—
In the Miabwyh Courant of yesterday there appears a
letter from the Duke of Portland certain charger
lately made against him by Sir Robert Anstruther,
for ifeahire, in a speech delivered at Caper. His grace,
after stating that the cholas were unfounded, goo on to
:—" I am happy to believe that the mutual goodwill
which exists between myself and my tenants on the whole
of my estates is such that the numerous personalities and
calumnies that have been so unsparingly on my de-
voted bead in all parts of the kingdom will ve been re-
ceived by them with unmitigated contempt and dis-
gust. And I have yet to learn that because I have the
fortune, or misfortune, to be burdened with a great stake
in the country, and because I have been precluded by ill
health from an earty age and other aircumatanees bolo
ever taking an active part in public life, or ever taking
much in general roeiety, that therefore I am now, in ear
present very responsible prettier', to be moiled and
tongue-tied, and not to dare to do my duty end sound the
alarm when I see the country fast drifting into the heads
of demagogues end papists and atheists.' In a letter ad-
di nerd to Sir Rebel} h.soU, the duke says that he might
pokers have expected from a gentleman and a neighlfur
that the attack upon him would not have twee made with-
out some notice. or at least inquiry into the facts at Wei
reliable tource of information.

~__,o,lr._.

THE EXPRESS WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 5. 1868.

Beciipluip
Imperatrice colt

10 ;in.

.. t
.. s

BRIGHTON OUP. Turn mile&
Speculum, Blueekin, Paul Jones, The Returned,
Tertullus are hare.
PAID Four-Arr.—Lucifer and Suffolk.
WELTER ffI'ANES. One mile and a quarter.
Rabbit Trap,-Obarles IL, Zeloo, lfir Gatwick., phfp-
penham, and Tim&
OVINGDEAN PLATE. Six furlongs.
Seringapatam, Set 121 b ; Historian, 84 101 b ; Victress,
Bet 71b ; Lily get 611o_,• Ulphus, fit 41b Reipdeer, Bet 41b ;
Pun Bst ; Narino, 74 13Ib ; John Leech,
Vet 61b ; Maaderw 7et.loet ; Iffits (Mediates" Tut 21b ;
Redivirus, 74 ; Pimdmt Lincoln, ffst 131 b ; Shamrock,
bet 121 b.
COMMEBOIAL AND MARKET&

,and

HARIC-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) •
Coastwise, as well as by rail, the receipts of English
wheat were only moderate, but for the most part in excel-
lent condition. Very little animation was apparent irs the
demand for either red or white parcels, and Mondays
quotations were with difaeulty supported.
The market was well supplied with foreign wheat. An
descriptions moved off slowly at about late rates.
Fos cargoes of wheat were dull and drooping;
otherwise the floating market was unaltered.
Moderate supplies of barley were on sale, with a firm
trade, full rates were realised.
Malt was in fair request at full prices.
The oat trade was arm, and the quotations were well.
supported.
Beans •
sold on former terms.
Peas were quiet, but prices ruled firm. •
Flour was dull, at late rotes.
Most kinds of seeds were in fair request, at fie eterritai.
des. Cakes were quite as dear.
ARarveui OP ORLIN, &c., nrro vonnon EY Ixl
CARRIAGE Th WIRE.

-CFIIIB DAt.) • • •
(DT eszatuass.)
(snow ova cant emaisureetnalee.)
The market steady, bat quistti &.tie! *old yletallr.

CORK Ettntrnilli23ll:.
(11T TZLEORLPH.)
(moat OUR OWN COBRINPONDENT.)
Ordinary, 1255., 1195., 112 a., 1065., 97a., 77a.; 1,470
firkins. Mild cured, 1345., 1225., 1165.; 130 firkins.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Scow—The market ie dull, and prices rule in buyers'
favour. St. Vincent, 31s. to 33e. • Jamaica, 32e. 6d. to
33e. 6d.1, Befined.—Although no reduction can be quoted
in the price of dried goods, they are to be bad at prices
which were previously refused. Pieces dull of sale, ex-
cept the qualities at about 36e. the cwt.
Curia.—The market is well supplied with colonial
descriptions, for which there is an irregular demand, and
prices must be quoted le. per cwt. lower for plantation
Ceylon, and ed. for native. Ordinary email plantation,
61e. to 66e. 6d. ; grey, Ms. to 67e. 6d. low middling to
middling, 668. 6& to 765. ; good middling 76e. to 795. •,
pm ' berry, 775. to 86e. ed. • native smaid36s. 6d. to
375. 6d. ; good ordinary, 465. 6d. to 46e. . ; fine, 535.
to 53e. id.

TWO O'CLOCK.

Cocoa.—For Trinidad there is a steady business doing.
Grey and ordinary red, 495. to 535. ; middling to tine,
56a. to 80s. • superior, 998. to 100 s.
Tan.—The; public ;ales are progressing without spirit,
at about previous prices.
Cornse.—A fair business has been done, but prices still
rule in buyers' favour.
Jt-rz.—About 6,000 bales of the new crop sold, for arri-
val, at 191. to 19/. 6s.
Brit.-150 puncheons of Jamaica sold; also 100 pun-
cheons Berbice at ls. 81d., and 50 puncheons Leeward.
at Is. Bd.

Rica.-I,oootonsNecranziisold, for arrival, at 10s.
and 60 tons Hallam at 9e., landed.
SALTPETRE.-1,100 bags sold at a secret price, also a
small parcel, refraction 5, at 198. 3d. cash.

TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
The market ia steady. Town tallow, 425. ; Peters-
burg Y.C., on the spot, 445. 6d. ; October to December,
455. 9d.; December, 48e.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Puttenden and Smith report a continued stwdy
demand for all descriptions, at gradually advancing
prices. The plantation accounts in general are worse.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Hatton, 19s. ; Walls End East Hartlepool
18e. 6d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. 9d. ; Walla magi
Braddyls Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Original Hartle-
pool, 19a.; Walls End Kelloe, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Wham-
clffe, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End Hawthorn, 16a. ; Walls End
Eden Main, 16s. 6d.; Walla End Tnnstal, 165.;
...
WAam,
16e.; Holell, 15e.; Tanfleld Moor Bates, 13e. 6d.—Shipp
at market 6; at sea, 90.

A Geneva letter of the 2nd hae the following:—
"A fortnight back two members of the Alpine Club of
Berne made an ascent of the Yung-Frau, the Queen of
the Bernese Alps; inferior in altitude, however, by 2,000
feet to Mont Blanc. Quite recently two tourists were
climbing this mountain. At a certain elevation a halt
has to be made for a few hours during the night, under
no other shelter than is afforded by two rocks which lean
against each other and form a sort of cave. But our tra-
vellers found the place already occupied by two others.
The accommodation was most limited, but the first occu-

pants were so courteous that all four found means of
shelter. On separating, exchange of thanks and of cards,
and it then was discovered that the original tenants were
the Duke d'Aumale and the Count de Paris."

Bow Lori° TO BATHS.—The time for remaining
in the water may vary according to the warmth, either of
the water itself, or of the bather's body. A mere dip and
out again must suffice for the mere novice and pomace in
delicate health, increasing the time a minute or two at
each immersion, always taking care to use plentiful fric-
tion so as to induce the neosmary reaction. From
three to
ten minutes will be proper for children and aged persons;
and even the robust will derive more real benefit from a
bath of fifteen or twenty minutes than they will get by
remaining in the water, as scene do, for the greater part of
an hour. There are two tests by which we may know if
the sea bathing agrees with the individual, and will be
Foductive of real benefit. The first is, a feeling of ela-
tion which should succeed to the first shock of the water ;
a desire to remain in and battle with the waves, the body
feeling warmer as we proceed. But this, which forms the
enjoyment of the robust sad practised bather, is not often
felt by the more delicate. It is sufficient for the latter if
reaction or glow comes on whilst dressing (usins. plentiful
(by friction to produce it), or at latest on taloa( a brisk
walk on the beach afterwards. If reaction of this Wad be
persistently absent after two or three attempts, then bath-
ing in the open sea should be given up,. and exchanged for
a warm or tepid salt water bath at home, or at the baths
usually found at seaside places. An increase in theaA
titike,with a desire for exertion, seen folio* wises bs
agrees ; although for the *et few dart tberfreuty be semis
degree of langour and inertia.—Dr. Strong', inGentleman's
llega:ine for August.

went. Midland has advanoed 13 per cent. ; Great
Northern A, 3 ; London and North Western and
Great Western, 3 ; and Caledonian and South
Eastern, 3. Annexed are the prices :—Cale-
donian, 773 to 783 ; London and North
Western, 117 to 1 ; Great Western, 51 to 1 ;
Indiana, 1083 to 3 ; London and South Western,4
92 to 93; Great Eastern, 393 to 3; Brighton,
343 to 1; South Eastern, 773 to 3 ; Metropolitan,
118 to ; Great Northern, 107 to 108 ; Ditto A,
106 to 3 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 201 to
3 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1303 to 131; York
and North Midland, 93 to 94 ; Berwick, 1043
to 3 ; and North British, 36 to I.
Some of the foreign bonds show firmness.
Egyptian of 1864 and Russian of 1866 have im-
proved 3 per cent., viz., to 8.53 to 863, and 93 to 94
respectively. Turkish of 1865 are 3 better, at 393
to 3. Brazilian of 186.5 are quoted 77 to 3 ; Chi-
lian of 1867, 921 to 931; Italian of 1861, 523 to I ;
Mexican, 153 to 3 ; Peruvian of 1863, 791 to 3;
Amgen of 1866, 933 to 3; Orel, 84 to 3;
Spanish of .1867, 34 to 3'; Turkish of 1858, 663 to
673; and ditto of 1862, 643 to 6.5.
A moderate inquiry is apparent for Indian
stocks at yesterday's prices. The Five per Cents.
are at 1143 to 1153; the Four, 1043 to 103 ; the
Lpdo, 235. to 28s. prem. ; and the Debentures,
i 053 to I. Bank Stook, 247 to 249 ; and Ex-
toquer Bills, 13e. to 18s. prem.
Thernarket for bank shares is inanimate. Lon
(lon and 'County, 513 to 523; Union of London,
343 to 353 ; London and Westminster, 683 to 1;
Anglo-Austrisn, 7 to 3 prem. ; London and
Brazilian, 30 to 23 die. • Imperial Ottoman, 3
to 1 prem.; and Consolidated, 3 to I pre".
Viwskllaneous shares present no variation. Na-
tional Discount., 111 to 3; General Credit, 23
tp 2 dn.; Credit Fonder, 21 to 8 per share; In-
Financial, 13 to 13 die: ; London,
'213-‘4111013i.; ihidson's Bay, 153 to 3; Tele-
graph etirtbliiibtfrffloq tot; Atitillic Telegraph
Eight per Cent. Preference, 33 to 4 ; sad Anglo-
American, 213 to 3.

American securities arc offered. The 5-20
Bonds are at 711 to 1, showing a decline of 1 per
cent. ; Erie Railway shares, 34 to 39, being
21 lower ; Illinois Central, 921 to 933—a reduction
of ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures,
391 to 401.
The Intercolonial Loan is at 1051 to 1061 ;
the Swedish, 21 to 3 prem. ; the Tamboff-Kozloff,
1 to 13 prem. ; and the Egyptian, Ito j prem.

The government funds are dull, at the above
mentioned reduction. Railway stocks have given
way upon speculative realisations. Midland
and Metropolitan have declined 1 per cent.,
viz., to 107} to ), and 117 to I respec-
tively. Caledonian, London and North West-
ern, and Great Western, are to I worse.
As regards foreign bonds, Peruvian of
1865, Spanish of 1867, and Turkish of 1865, have
receded I to f per cent., while Italian of 1861 and
Mexican have improved 1.

FOUR O'CLOCK.

The English funds are unaltered, at 941 to }
for money, and 941 to 3 for the September ac-
count.

In the railway market Brighton stock has de-
clined per cent., viz., to 541 to 1, while Cale-
donian has improved 1, the present price being
771 toe. Metropolitan, 117 to 1 ; South Eastern,
771 to ; Midland, 1071 to f 1; London and North
Western, 1161 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1301 to 131; and Great Western, 501 to 51.
Foreign stocks are flat, owing to a preponder-
ance of sales. Spanish of 1867 and Turkish of
1865 are Ito per cent. lower, at 33/ to and
381 to respectively. Italian of 1861, 521 to
53 ; Orel, 831 to 841; and Nieholai, 661 to 1.

The demand for gold for the Continent is active,
and about 98,0001. in bare has been taken from
the Bank, chiefly in connexion with the French
Loan.

At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Benue
opened at 70fr. 45c. for the account, being sc.
better.

A circular issued last evening to the pro-
prietors of the East Indian Railway Com-
pany, says :—" The Board of Directors of the
East Indian► Railway Company have authority
Prom the Secretary of State to issue 1,000,0001.
of Consolidated Stock, bearing interest at
the rate of 5/. per cent. per annum from
the let July instant, in terms of the contract
with the Secretary of State for India in Council,
at a premium of 61. 15e. for every 1001. stock, and
I am instructed to offer you your rateable propor-
tion of the same." The requisite payment is to be
made by the 19th instant.
The dividend of the Great Northern Railway
Company was officially announced yesterday at the
rate of 4} per cent. per annum against 44 for the
correenonding period of 1867. This allows
2/. 25.6 d. per cent. on the original stock, 31. on
the B, and 1/. ss. on the A. The proposed divi-
dend on Midland Railway stock is at the rate of
5 per cent. per annum against 51 last year.
- - -

on the part of the leadin creditor! of ' the
Agra and asterman's Bank (Limited), there has
been placed on record a handsome exprissann*
acknowledgment of the skilful and lumislizahle
manner in which the debts of that bank have been
discharged in hill, with interest at 5 per emit., bt
the directors of the present Agra Bank—a
James Thompson, Mr. John Stewart, the
Colonel 'hazel!, and others. The uses of •
of such pnitude having been resuscitated, and
having everyone inthin eo short a Warted,'
rellectst Vastest credit on those hy-whota *fa
result kis been iscosaptighed, sad Fortis that it is

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Kennedy was indeed, lise oldest membei:, having
entered the establishment es far back as the
year 1804.

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(THIS DAY.) Malt and Mr. Ripley yesterday accepted the incitation. : The Cissussorr moved its adoption. It was of a Tell' . 811t-ntefer:kint nit iirieW. 04 thf 1114nr handl- The ChbWel eebbarkedfatli ebb* .114.611/.6001 ~..‘ :. • wog stated ot 8,3,591,, si
Hr is a liberal. who wall general- support Ms. Gladstone: Dtialfactory nature. (Hee; hear.) They had bolstered cep seseplonses sad the•sLienss. psegramine seta Ms , • Osborne. en booed the regal.yoteg,matoiseewg; Abut, er5........ ii. wo, shone h‘e of fooomo_fax,
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tali" ~ pure. containing Si. 6d. and other articles, tire 11WeRber, WlNne mat is threatened by Mr. e. rne prodective. The capital on the former was • poor ailandanoe otiqassempeae.at the Brightspepestiag • mapd.triotit gelmailgril • l'
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Hi... I sully Harrison said she lived at 11, Brook-sdreet. Krr.i..-Mr. Clay, one of the liberal city dividend ore
the latter oat 27: renews the fan= •
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n the t•Als July she was corning out of All Saint's members, has ironed his address soliciting re-election. e •
•that the dividend of 7 per t. would be reduced to 31. we °°/7 eleven ilelable Pe the *WA: fl-rt .. •-•- , •.,
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:, . ilikit • , attil that Trihforthem aszillirmatern 3
„Tee. Nbrancet-street. Rho found herself pressed by three avows has
on his
supporter of Mr. Gladdone's ' ti,e (tenni:non nauen;Beenn the th„ tied been Tory qpiy, an a . itetytt IS,. AD jwyg pp _ 40: ,
~.....,) Ilfolirir -1111111,1Nrd-firIII4I,DAZ) vt&Y CalaPaa7 fir thS•lo.th- . ,
,d. . ran was one of them, and she missed her purse. Irish church policy. Messrs. Atkinson and Baiter are the:" Ft.•,..,.....„..„ urger v. wei.940004, and foe die abeam
,o 1 *Duke . trenoestft. s.s lassvir . . s., •.. ..........,-.o._s_- • , •. . The statue/ Meeting or•Kodgee' Distillery 0
he c. prisoner' pri.oner into custody, and he gave up the puree conservative canSdates.
halt-year i., of revenue was 91,_00W. The way magus a inn' . thr% Aneicklik • ~.- .. ...
VIM 0117.01* - , Pony. (Lbaked)ir tailed fair the 13th inst.
) then, ~tobIe.HACKS-ST.-Last evening a deputation of work- oriciagof the landbetweees .s.CrasS, 4*MT:a . bend is peni.orti Nichols, 99 Fs said the prisoner was given log men,
m. repe.wtati ,el of ilin enee of the Reform street had been very satisfactory, and be he gettilighlk front br_Pill°ll6 'ig 6 sea* 411117 TheN4liehhzedi ere int 4644, end hare <let:. eniZont see Vie potations of insnanice,
Ito by • ss-tody, and at the station he gave up the purse League in new borough of Haokney,.waifed .upon assure them that the devil ter mewed ree. w ate the. sooner he is put out or training the better freak '-„ -
• Waterworks shame, an given irotheN
nduced. He found another parse upon him. Lieutenent-Colonel Dickson, at the Adelpht-olub, to re- . bOequal tri *het it' was thik halt/ear._
__The value of the new owner. The ankle lair are is the_efiett or* Gummi ~ }pet c'ent, in ec,stmlice 4se iner"llo4_,. .
..., ' hist of WA @riming
The ju•y found the prisoner ()Nifty. quest him to allow his name to be put forward as a Candi- surSue landa was estimated at I,mtimow., whieh was at though here we nand look out for fain lisell ilictlir • ettppt7 of stock at the.metlkeirmi, whit** inu. Bel
Herts..; Reeves, awarder Ms the House of Correction. date of the borough. Colonel Dickson thought there was recut mortgaged for 600,0001., so that they had a lax ti-oluite, the tatter ha ' ' pin*, 'ah jaffw ' 40awakontao_nowrow. The tate, however, tuna.. /1011#11m***--.lnikonalti Kerimer. 116 •moz dive i- dis
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Quitts-fields, preyed a number of summary convictions every the
of Wigwam if his friends wm•ko: hsrd, guFplua hail -this eau* Le pan kir& vaa. •
abet the prawn& for picking pockets. , and he could promise that he too would work as Acrid al was rather glad that .ipailiament on thew • *eight on the only oemeloq.. - ed. ,his his Wag fjanxiatg tewhasetfana to the new monad doss 00f: 41na'. ' . sag Clohn-Olty of Xmas, Osei di
fir. Payne mid the longest term the prisoner had was they, if not harder. He would visit all he could in the the obligation of putting matte 11?.z. a year dell leillnotablY• The Hilda Hireedeblell_,• set mobirdt. . tamed ii pw cent. per An &dam, has 00. • • fileated), NI; Greg Centre*
sr moots. Be would give him one more chance, but if borough of Hackney, Rag should be
:among the for the liquidation of their debt. They were . hkr. Speculum, Liner er rarest lfflif.„.
,*ellellt i . imered fi, wow of the Booth nous oaten, opts !' • _,,, ° • owl gt„ • 'bah gh it
came before the court again he would get penal electors and non-eledoes for the neat two to contribute 30,0001. to giving mamma
attosmithaeathe railnarland , •.to Putivtranatriirlinsidsiekir°44 14:44:410.1;1174.106: • '4. . fho anoooooawant .of the. Arad Nertheni and '
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Titudc. months. if the men of Iliwkael reternell hire , south of the Thames to their dal . •--llsrlin, Iff, 141, 16.
3enteure, eighteen months' hard Winton he should feel as proud as any moan in the lianas of ' Com- hi? The unmean with theoreatweetetwwwo hjka
male
stable. The limb 308.... L
....", ,_ • ifiejand &aim& The letter nod,- hee bee, Amnia to a report of yeateadv's sales at
mons; and if he were defeated he would feel certain his core tea but not concluded. The mod• Beier . :'!
fit Stock Exchange (LimittlY :.
friends bad dome their best. He hoped hie opponents of report was that which related to thetrarweVilltime tilde, in the absence of the sig.* bought to a large extent, and the present pt* fit -wwe
4 Ski ley, lii. paid, Ibt; 'Aerated B
would act fairly. They were reformers, but he did not ' '
POLICE COURTEI.-(THIS DAY.) know whether ti - leqeien" The t°•11 cwt a Hat work would bo '.s' -1, . . .44 ~ , NI:. 40)
•. ; ..,.. .11111111101 - •it 11 per Milt higher. than yelderday. FiPrailln . Conley, trot hew 6i. pe4 2 11-14- Credit PM
ey came up to the standard of the dew from which there mtdbe a dodnetion as ato." • . •
are inn, bid the &anger in price/ are con- l_Pi• InnY Paid. B. 172. dd. to M. Ml_
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_' Hirindite lame
- -..-- - teflon. He was an extreme reforms; and he believed the • ds, They &heady 3••urohased ••• -.- 7 lir fauletasiEr----,
- mmPany, 71 *dam,. tell:e. 6d.: tmeasiidated Lim
CLERIERNWRLL sham liberals hod beau the greatest stumbling-blockto Pro- to the vatue of 176;0001., and as they were premed • BRIOKTONs iIdEIEtTSM-(1111311101.11.) to o few descriptions. Other securities are
. S`.saoce.;lol. Prig
a. its 94. ;Akio, 204 Reads
pun-.ion or soar TITAN Parry uniarami ay oxi grew. He was in favour of the ambling
of the keine, purolai7 mote property, the time was comae wise* *, ; •
, with little business. pond, Y. ts. 43d. to V
WORKMAN. !..?ath°°4 eolveffe sad the ballet... .
__,and lie woold.,__.. be H„11. shareholders mast owns to some afe•COMbaioo. It
1101.tallehcaVd,_ , .31. len. •uadm and Branton Be
beam.. Bovra, a porter, of 9, Denmark-street, 'sling- taadotollo as the leader. of the race=tairWMAW. ,,be I._ no at once with the extension to Biehopsgate • ie„. , : , &MUD* &UMW ,'. •.;) The rate for hills in the discount market is li Plpitsa. to
16. ; Orlsniel Hotels Company, 10/.1
is was charged with the committal of numerous rob- be was right-' He IlvotoceuY ueeheueoi . °ergs be believed it would beeionPleerour• •. 's a •••• •. • ' .. 4 • gent., and for loans. in the Stook Exchange Ma. e. - NewQmbrodas ompels_ 7fl m, Is.
tea under the following circumstances. and sincerely thaskcsi them. .The deputation then with- 1:.; '• • esproised his tidiest Stray . set • : -.....-Tod, ^.. - ••••• •' ~ ••1.• I- ' tt, ii. . • Ta;ern. Cospan, 101 fully ai, Si.
CM prieoner was in the employ of George Frederick drew.
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.:-:.. • • , is. ysisian Land Grants, 17s to Itte. ad. per _,l 0000
•lsh, an upholsterer, of 4, Berford-torroce, Cal -•. • - • ' :nu '• ' ''. •• ' ' "' •' _ ~,,• ''.., • ...., r. .
EOM Smut. ari quiite4 94k to 1 fen nu/neY umd ceial elm. fellY Paid, et; 1.0
11, and Mr: Wehis, tading-Akill le - • - . - - . . --
to 7 - ~..4..a. 'lr. • . #ll‘ Vele'irtiSto adopted. . .' • ' *Mt ma tin .•• ' - -e•• n '''''' tee * ':*ti i"• ' ' 441 *SO }tot the new aeeenat (Sept.), mg tie • ant sad Company, 41. paid, ii
20 chintz and pawned ft, milled in a potiee- te for the ' vision. IleArttellMod. as • ' ."' ~ ~.: 2,1, -1., ... s
•i al-••••-cs-isis--s-ses••• • 14.°1"0"11 • • ' 441 " "'' ' " n ''• * /*se pet Ciente. Reduced' and New Threw pet • • The death is ansioneeed,. at the age of a
'stable and goys the . prisoner into ci*ody. ' _ inert Mr r • .• , In are tmer* te . • • ''
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Mt. Benjamin Kennedy, .well-known and
e prisoner admitted his fault, and on the n.• char* which he regards, as iat present •• as LONAON AND SCUM- WESTERN' BANK . . Nrritszat micas. Oents., D 4 to /.
rto the police-station dropped a heavy silver table- "an ineult to the Mom= catholic, es wen as es isspedi- (LIILITED.)-(THIS DAL) . on. Kam asked to account for its possession, he moot to the progress of protestantwoo." He illidisPeeld to Storni King .. .. .. ... 1 .• . Railway stocks are in demand., at an improve-
* two or three different accounts ; but it was after- give his vote fcethe adaptive el the ballots wild ogY. 1'417' This afternoon the half-vearlv meetine of the reciennedvmsrlastd:edf to Sorcdett Exchaninemheri,o.

MU& &13aoteliq; 7/47 srls.
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Pbreign I 3120 1160 .7: f#4o
Total I 96601 1150 130 lOW
LIVERPOOL COTTON "LAMEST.