The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-31 00:00:00

HAY MARKETS.

SMITHFIELD.—OId meadow hay, 3/ Os to El 15s ; new
do., 3/ Os to 4/ lOs; old clover, 4/ lOs to 6/ 15s; new do., 4/
Os to 5/ Os ; and straw, 1/ 16s to 11 18s par load. Trade
dull.
CUMBERLAND.-61d meadow hay, 3/ 5s to Gl Os; new
do.. 3/ 3s to 4l 108 ; old clover, 4/ 8s to 6/ 12s ; new do..
4/ Os to El Os ; and straw, 1/ 16s to 2/ Os per load. A slow
trade.
WIIITECHAPEL.—OId meadow hay, 3/ Os to 5/ 16s ; new
do., 3/ Os to 4l 8s ; old clover, 4/ 8s to 6/ 15s ; new do., 4/
Os to 51 Cs; and straw, 11 16s to 11 18s per lead. Trade
heavy.

SALE OF MIL MA R'S SHIPBUILDING WORKS AT
BLACKWALL.—The freehold and leasehold property, with
fixed plant and machinery, forming the iron shipbuild-
ing works of Mr. Mara at Blackwell, was disposed of by
public auction yesterday, at the Auction Mart, under an
order in bankruptcy. It was stated that the property
cost Mr. Mare 150,0001. The attendance was very nu-
merous. There was only one bid, 55,0001., from Mr.
Rolt, M,P., to whom the property was knocked down.

MEETING OF TFIP; LONDON LIFE
ASSOCIATION.

Yesterday a General Court of the London Life Associa•
tion was held, Mr. C. Franks in the chair, when'there was
a numerous attendance of members to take part in the pro.
ceeding. The principal questions brought forward was in
relation to the proposed division of 230N01., part of the
capital of the society, and as the dis,;ussion on this topic
it was thought would occupy the chief attention, it was
agreed to give it consideration before the ordinary busi-
ness. With the view of rendering the qudstion intelligible
it may be stated that at a special General Court on the
27th of February last, the following resolution W:ls passed
by a majority, although strongly opposed by the directors:
" That the clauses 92, 93, and 91 of the deed of settlement,
and also the order of the General Court passed on the 3d of
April, 1i44, substituting new and amended clauses in lieu
thereof, be varied to the following effect—viz., that the sum
of 230,003/. be divided among the several assurers who were
members of the society on the 31st day of December last,
in proportion to the amount of premiums paid by them
respectively, and be paid to them at their option, either
by way of bonus in addition to their policies, or in reduc-
tion of their premiums, or in cash."

Yester.lay the directors presented the annexed report,
and it was upon the question of the illegality of the pro.
posed arrangement that the debate arose.
" Although the Court of Directors were unanimously of
opinion that the resolution was illegal, yet they deemed it
their duty, in deference to the large number of members
who had voted for it, to take the opinion of three eminent
counsel on the subject. The whole facts of the case were
laid before the Solicitor-General, Mr. Roundell Palmer,
and Mr. Dickinson. By the deed of settlement, the
Solicitor-General for the time being is specially named
as one of the counsel who are to decide disputes re-
specting the deed itself, or matter relating to the
management or concerns of the society. The opinion
of these counsel was received early in April last,
and the whole case and opinion were printed and for-
warded at the time to every member of the association.
That opinion, which is short, emphatic, and without re-
servation, hesitation, or doubt of any kind, is, that the
resolution of the 27th of February last is not within the
powers conferred on the General Court by the deed of
settlement. Late on Friday last the directors received a
case in manuscript, and an opinion thereon, by Sir Fitz-
roy Kelly, Mr. Rolt, and Mr. Waley, differing from the
opinion given by the counsel who had been consulted by
the directors. Assuming that this second opinion had
been as confidently expressed as the first, it seems to the
Court of Directors that the General Court should not heel.
tate as to the course which they ought to adopt. Three
eminent counsel declaring the proposed resolution illegal,
and the sauce number of eminent counsel expressing a con.
trary opinion, it would follow that, at all events, the le-
gality of the proposed Isw is doubtful, and therefore it
would be the height of imprudence for the General Court
(legislating for thousands of unrepresented members,
any one of whom may dispute the point in the Court
of Chancery) to attempt to carry out the resolution. The
Court of Directors and the solicitors of the association are
still clearly of opinion that the resolution is illegal. The
directors also are unanimously of opinion that., were the
resolution legal, and wore it to be carried out, it would
completely paralyse the operations of the society, shake the
confidence of the public in its good faith and stability, and
thus greatly diminish, if not entirely destroy, its large
and increasing business. The directors have received
numerous letters from members of the society, protesting
against the resolution as illegal, and also several notices
that if the directdrs attempt to carry it out, bills in
equity will be filed to restrain them from so doing.
In making this report the directors have assumed that
the statements in the case submitted to Sir F. Kelly, Mr.
Rolt, and Mr. Waley are correct ; but the directors are
prepared, should it become necessary, to point out to
the members, that the whole of the case is based on a
misunderstanding of the history and rules of the society.
The directors, therefore, urgently call on the members of
the society to support them in opposing a resolution which
the Court unanimously believe will greatly injure, if not
ruin, the society."
The question of order having been settled, after some
delay,
Mr. CORM rose and moved that the resolution for the
division should not be confirmed. He said the question.
I raised was one of great importance, not only to the mem-
bers who were present, but to all who were interested
in the affairs of the society, and he hoped deep considera-
tion would be given to a proposal involving such momentous
consequences. If the suggestion were agreed to, it would
create a want of confidence among all classes of policy-
holders, and, instead of increasing their business, it would
tend, he feared, in a contrary direction. (" Hear, hear,"
and cries of "No !") He was satisfied it would not create
a beneficial influence, and instead of the public having full
reliance iu the company, it might produce apprehension.
The facts of the case as presented to counsel, although they
might have been placed in a different form, were in reality
the same, and the directors, in pursuing the course they
had adopted, only wished to follow the dictates of prudence.
("No, no," " Hear, hear.") The result, if they persisted,
would be, that the appropriation of 230,0001. would com-
pel the directors to reduce the abatement on premium from
70 to 60 per cent., and thus interfere with the future pros.
poets of the society. The consequences in other respects
would be damaging, and besides paralysing business, an
appeal to Chancery, it was stated, would be made, which
might produce protracted litigation. (Cries of " No,
uo !") If the clauses of the deed and the order of the
Court of 1844 could be interfered with in this manner,
what was to prevent parties dividing the whole of the ac-
cumulated profits ? A motion of that sort might be carried
on a subsequent occasion if the present arrangement were
acceded to. As it was a very hazardous proceeding he
trusted the resolution would not be confirmed. (Dissent,
mingled with cheers.)
4r. COSTEKER seconded the non-confirmation of the re-
solution. Having been insured 20 years, and having, since
he became a director, regarded himself as a trustee for
very important interests, he could not but view the propo-
sal as one prejudicial to the society. It was understood
that all parties insuring, after paying seven annual pre-
tniunas, were admitted to the position of full partners ;
but since this arrangement would create difficulties, and
probably lead to Chancery proceedings, he was bound in
justice to himself and the general interests of the society
to oppose it. (" Hear, hear,'' " and No, no !")
Mr. BAXTER moved an amendment, that the resolution
of the 27th of February last be confirmed. He called
upon the meeting to disregard the threats with respect to
Chancery, or the apprehension attempted to be created as
to the prejudicial influence of the division of this money
upon the business of the society. (Hear.) The amount
proposed to be dealt with would net interfere with the
prosperity of the institution, and the question of legal pro-
ceedings was not likely to be raised. The opinion of counsel
in their favour showed that the proceedings of the directors
had not been altogether regular, and that the members
could call upon them to carry out this division. (Cheers.)
What they asked the Court to do was this—and on
equitable grounds they were bound to comply with the re-
quest—having for years charged premiums in excess of the
amount that was necessary, finding at the end of a period
a large surplus, to return it in the tame proportion to those
who had furnished it. (Applause). The directors them-
selves admitted the surplus, but they proposed another
plan by which they would arrange the business, which was
in connection with an abatement of premium. But
what would the result of this be? Why, that those mem-
bers who were admitted after the date named, if they had
only just entered, would participate in the benefits de-
rived from the accumulated fund. (Hear, hear ) In fact,
it would be giving least to those who ought to take most,
and giving most to those who ought to take least.
With regard to the alleged breach of contract which
it was said would take place, there was nothing in
the announcements which had issued from the society to
justify the assertion. No pledge was held out to per.
sons insuring except that they should participate in
the reduction of premium which their seven years pay-
ments would produce. He was sorry that the directors,
afteepscertaining the strong feeling of the members, should
have opposed the resolution, and he might almost say per•
tinaciously resisted the wishes of a large majority. (Hear,
hear.) As, however, the members had the power to make
the division, he hoped they would assert their right, and
there was no fear of the question being carried out of that
court to any legal tribunal. (Cheers.)
Mr. COERCE having seconded the amendment,
A lengthened discussion ensued, Mr. ROGERS, Professor
KEY, and others supporting the views of Mr. Baxter and
his friends ; and Mr. Young and another proprietor advo-
cating the policy of the directors. Much confusion, how.
ever, prevailed, and there were constant cries of " Ques-
tion !" and " Divide I"
A PROPRIETOR.—I suppose, if the amendment be car-
ried, the directors will, after such an expression of opinion,
deal with the resolution as desired.
A VOICE.—Thoy must. (Hear, hear.)
The CHAIRMAN said, the directors considered the reso-
lution was so opposed to the interests of the society that
the question could not be decided by a show of hands.
1 It would, no doubt, be taken to the ballot.
Another PROPRIETOR asked if, after the distribution of
this 2.10,000/., any further surplus remained as a reserve ?
The CICATEICAN said ho could only use the word sup-
posed surplus—for that was what it in reality was—a
surplus arising from supposed duration of life. He could
not, therefore, answer the question except by stating that
any such surplus depended upon the future payment of
the members' premiums.
Several Proprietors here tried to address the Court, bat
were prevented by repeated'cries of " Divide, divide !"
TheCrieiesie
itwill N. —lf yon are quite
divide.itereolved not listen to
furtheraddresses
The amendment was then put in the following
" That the resolution of the 27th of February a
confirmed." form :h—e
The division then took place, and the t
after someconfusion, declared to be : or .
mber
t of 21. A
hneuamensdmweenret
F :
134; and against it, 113; showing a major' y
result that was hailed with cheers.
fined Arehqyutihs ieticohnafjorrreaabnatellotakt weasptll:::ohna
the
e dui
tnh,
uwfhAicuhguwsats.
them, Mr. Baxter and
would
The ordinary
tb.usiness was then gone into, and, on- the
proposedoprr
yy out of
athprleede
pledge
rfercotomrs
that
they
wo
soughtobtainrlieeitleisollntion if it were confirmed by the ballot.
Two of the gentlemen refused, stating that they should
wish to exercise an independent judgment, and the discus-
sion which followed was again of a stormy character.
Eventually, the Chairman intimated that, as far as he was
concerned, he should feel inclined to give effect to the re-
solution, if the ballot were decided in its favour, and he
had no doubt the directors would do likewise.
The three retiring directors, Mr. M. Clark, Mr. G.
Hodgkinson, and Mr. W. Francis were then re-elected,
and after mutual explanations the proceedings were ad-
journed.

REPRESENTATION OF GLAMORGANSHIRE.—The Libe-
rals of Glamorganshire, having added no tower than
2,500 voters to the register during the last few years,
conceive that they are strong enough to return at least
one candidate for the county, and it has been deter-
mined to contest the county whenever an election shall
take place. Mr. H. H. Vivian, M.P. for Truro, is to h •
the candidate ; and as Sir George Tyler is going to
retire, Mr. N. V. Edwards, of Bheola, is ta be brought
forward on the Conservative side.

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THE SUN LONDON Vil-tRSDAY EVENING JULY 31 1856.
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PRICES OR' S HARES. COU -.',7,..,. rlia:','•:,:.f ".',...i.
West Langton, Furioso, Dramatist, mare by Van I again on the very day she was delivered. This effort (Wm. Fisher), who stated that he was watching the pri- THE MONSTER TFLOUGHT-IRON GUN.
Sporting Intelligence. Tromp out of Queen Mab, Bold Bacclstuch, Katerfelto, I she was supposed to have made in order to conceal the Boner the whole time-in fact, befere he met the com- ea. _____ BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- 4' -
-• Falcon,Pembedw,Georgeßrown,Cerva,Coal Black Rose, I fact of her delivery. plamant. He watched the prisoner, becrtuse the latter
(From the Liverpool Albion.. ) - PANIES' STOCK. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-JuLY 29.
GOODWOOD RACES-WEDNESDAY. Kestrel, Astrologns. Garnet, Hartley Buck, Redan. Eliza Davis; aged 27, single woman, was charged with had assaulted him in precisely the same way about niue
Two months ego the successful experiments at Formby 1 ---.vai.a.--
Betting-5 to 1 agst Katherine Logie, 6to 1 each agst the wilful murder of her infant child, named Elizabete i months previously, and also because several of his ac- There woro iu the market to-day 14 sacks oatmeal, each
Although the programme contained only six items, a
exploded the fallacious doema of the scientific world that it ' Front the Official List. weighing 280 lbs imperial, which sold at 513. sd.
moiety of which was utterly devoid of interest, yet the Olympus and Dramatist, 7to 1 agst Flacrow, 100 to 6 Davis, at Kiwi...land, OD the 11th of March, 1856. • quaintances had pointed the prisoner out to him as hay-
was impracticable to construct a elund 13. inch wrought- ---
combined attractions of ' The Stakes" and " The agst Hartly Buck, 20 to 1 each agst Bright Phcebus, Mr. W. H.. Cooke and Mr. Cleave appeared for no ing treated them in a similar manner.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING
Stewards' Cup" drew together a large assemblage of all Alembic, Michaelmas Maid, and Monarque, 25 to 1 prosecution ; tad Mr. Skinner defended the prisoner. Several other persons now attended to prefer charges iron gun. Government itself had expended 10,000/. or
LONDON, TUESDAY, Jun-Y 29, 1856. EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MAEKET -
JULY 29.
sorts and conditions of people. Indeed, in every re- each agst Coroner and Artillery, and odds ranging from It appeared that on the 12th of March last some of a similar nature, but it was considered sufficient to 15,000/, in the attempt to manufacture a similar piece of *
spect the attendance showed a. markfed impro.vement on 30 'upwards offered agst any other. Michaelmas Maid women, living atKingsland, in this county, found a child's enter one of these on the depositions. ordnance iu the neighbourhood of Manchester, and had
GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
6I . ;nu;pjapwlahi3e.,esaf ortofdmaol.l kinds these last six days large.
Oat straw, from 9s o,i to 13s Od per kemple of :6 stone a
that of yesterday. On each side o the straight run in went off with a slight lead, Katherine Logie and Olym- bandage floatieg on the top of the water in a well near The prisoner, who denied all the charges, was com- - -
Dividend , Amount '
isl°to3 Ci1.(51.dt.0 12s 6d; barley do., 10e Od. t 10, e
there was a goodly muster of spectators, and the Grand pus lying &scaled and third, and New Brighton next; the where they lived. The bandage was taken care of, and, mitted for trial.
forged iron, from long-continued heating, become crystal- _
failed, the excuse for failure being that " large masses of
a ame of Company. la,
-r 1
I of Paid. Price.
,
Stand and Lawn were crowded with a gay and fashion- others running nearly abreast close up. No material as there was same suspicion that there might be a child -- lised, and the fibrous texture from which it derives its to- Annum. , Share. .
The sun shone with unclouded bril- change was made until reachiog the distance, when in the well, search was made with a pole, but nothing woRsnIP•STREET.-In the early part of this --- ____ - DALKEITH MEa L MARKET-JULY 28.
able company.
nacit is dest J." The Me Steel and Iron Company
. X s. d. Z s. d.
...... _ Thhaegrse
in ri
ce,3!nnale. 11= ruity 17 bags of oatmeal aucl:
liancy, and hill and valley glittered and quivered in the Michaelmas Maid was beaten, and Olympus wan left was found at that time. Twelve days after-viz., on month IVIr. Weakley, a very respectable tradesman of knewYthis start:ye:tent to be aycious, ha.ving some years - I - - -
golden haze. with a slight lead, New Brighton, Monarque, and Lathe- the 24th of March, the body of a female child was found Whitechapel, attended at this court, in company with ago forged a gun of but little less capacity foe the United British •• .. • ! .... -• ..
71. (20 0 0 20 0 0
Flymen at Chichester and Drayton became doubly ex- rine Logie heading the ruck. They ran thus to nearly naked, floating on the water ef the same well. An in. one of his apprentices, to request Mr. D'Eyncourt's States' Gevernment. With an amount of spirit and pa- 51, ,20 0 0 20 0 o 15 Oatmeal., per sack of 2801bs ...'irst. I Second,. I Third.
tortionste in their demands, and struggled and fought opposite the Stand, when New Brighton came oat, and quest was held on the 26th uf March, and, there bein London .. •• .. 4/. Os. 1100 0 0 160 6 0 - •
imperial
for " fares" with wonderful energy and physical force. woo, after a most interesticg race, by a neck, the second no evidence as to whose child it was, or how it came
g • advice as to what course he should pursue to obtain triotism which reflects the highest honeur on the firm, spßerittiolloteonr-7.nia-1::::
justice for a very extraordinary outrage to which the they repeated an offer they hail previously made when the Continental(4th Cap.) . - 50 00200 9 , -
10s 160 0 0 all 1, 35 Barleymeal, per ditto -s Od i-s Od -s 0 t
To prevent being carried bodily off by these " Bashi• beating the third by two lengths, a neck only separating there, the jury found a verdict of " Found drowned." apprentice alleged himself to have been subjected. The practicability of the attempt was first discussed in the Equitable .• ..... •• ••
-s Od. i- a Ocl i • --a Oci
Baeouks" required tbe exertion of no little courage and the third from the fourth ; Furies°, Kestrel, Coal Black It now appeared that on the 9th of August last the pri- columns of the Times, undertaking to construct a 13-inch _
imperial .. •......... 10 . +onus..
1& I '5O 0 0 all 185 Flour, per ditto s Od. -s Od. -3 Od
substance of the boy's statement was that while out on
wrought-iron gun, coupled with a proposition to present _
dexterity. Long lines of vehicles dragged their slow Rose, Vinder, Octavia, Katerfelto, and Cerva formed soner went to live as servant at the house of a Mrs. Independent ......,.. 5/. 140 0 0 Pot-barley, per ditto
Great Ceatral ....... 8/. 2plL• cent. 110 0 0 a:: I 124 Peasemeal, per ditto
-s Od -- a Od -5 Od
an errand for his master he was ask'ed by a gentleman it to the cruntry th y los rine all the costs of its mane- London.... ~ .. _„ „ - ,50 0 0 fII '''''
length up the hill, and many were the " blocks" and the next lot, close up. Daw, at Moreton, and on the 31 of January in this year with large bushy whiskers to hold his horse while he 25 ---
stoppages made by the panting over•driven horses. The starter made a complaint against J. Steggles, she was delivered of a female child. The child was put made a purchase at a shop ; that the gentleman on com- facture O'n the' one- conaditio'n that it should be " used Do., Peri. Preference 61. per cent. !25 0 0
against' the ene " Lord P n ur elhl what he could P,ce ,ix .... ...... 41. per cent. !60 0 0 52 't; 0 41%
51. 1100 0 0 16 0 0 16 DUBLIN, JULY 29.
In consequence of the continued favourable weather.
Troops of uncoated pedestrians trudged stoutly over the Prior, Bates, Bundy, Cresswell, and Hall, for disobey- out to nurse with a woman named Anne Williams, at ing out of the shop promised to give him a shilling for sceacely av4id mhye.acce ted thea omffer eana eulogised the na• Ratcliff .........., ..... _
bright green turf and through the wood towards the ing orders; the first four were fined 51. each, Hall and Morden, two miles from Moreton, and continued there his trouble if he would ge with him to Aidga,te to get tional spirit of the comPpany who ha'il proposed so noble a 55 ther e was an extremely depressed market to •day, and the,
Westminster Chartered 45 per cent.
50 0 0 10 ',', 0 - business was confined altoeether to the wants of needye
Course, whilst many tired and sunburnt pleasure-seekers Cresswell were severely reprimandedgbut in consequence till the etto of march, when the prisoner took it away. gold changed for silver, and, on the lad assenting, he coutilleution to the effective force of the service. Cron- Ditto, New .... •• • • - buyers. The only alteration in prices is in oats, prime,
lay tumbling about the grass under the shade of hill of their having been injured in the raoe for the Good- At about eight o'clock in the morning the child was a took him into hi • d d h• distance
s gig aa rove im some , , Eitacit then occupied a conspicuous part of the nation's
WATER-WORKS. fresh samples of which were about ad dearer.
and tree. evood Stakes, they were not fined. healthy child, and was at that time in ,good health. She , when he stated himself to be a perfumer, arid asked the thoughts, and the country was calling for larger guns to be United General ...... 21. 10s. 1 .5600 00
00 all
White wheat, 42, Oci to e7s Oil ; red ditto, 33s 6d to 45s ;
The handicap events commanded numerous competi- Sweepstakes of 300 soya each, h. ft. ; for three•year-old said she should not keep it, but she should take it to the ' boy if he was fend of scents, and held a small bottle to brought against those granite fortifications, which frowned
Dividend Amount , barley, -s Od to -8 01 ; oats, 14s Gd to 17s 91; rapeset d.
opposition to our whole navy. The gun was made, tried, of raid. Price
tors, and although speculation was somewhat limited in 1
1 fillies, Bst 7lb each. Craven Course. 3 subs. child's grandmother, who lived below Rose, with the his nose, on smelling at which the boy became im- and foued, as pronounced by Captain Vateleleur, of the Name of Company. per
Annum. Share. -e Od to -s Od per brl ; oatmeal, 165 Od to 17s 61 ; bolse,,,'
_____. flour, t4.3s Od to 2Os ca per cwt; Indian corn, 29s 61 to 32s Od.
its range, yet bookmakers found it profitable. Custom Mr. Havard's Queen's Head, by Bay Middleton, child's father, and that they should keep it- Having mediately senseless, and dil not recover consciousness -
Royal Gun Factories who was sent by the War Depart- --
has rendered the Goodwood Stakes the leading attrac- Bat 71b (Wells) vac,. got the child she took it te Mrs. Daw's, at about half- till he bad reached several miles beyond Highgate or ment to prove it, "Ct'uite fit for serviCe." But there Was - xs,d.X s. d. pere,,So lba, .
tion in the day's sport, albeit, in interest and popularity,
- past ten o'clock, and in about half au hour left with the Hampstead, when he found himself being pulled out of no longer an enemy, and the original condition of the gift East London ,
: 61. per cnt. Stock. 100 120
76 " - ' .
it has a powerful rival in the Steward's Cup, which
CUP BETTING ON THE COURSE. child, saying she was going to take the child below the gig by two men in a lonely lane. The boy then could not be complied with. That the gun was " a dav Grand Junction
80 COAL MARKET.-JuLY 30.
Kent.... ••
was imported into the programme last, year. The
7t3 2 agst Fishertnan (taken) lhoss. She returned at about eight o'clock on the next ran away as fast as he could, punned by the men, till too late for the fair " eras no fault of the makers. They had 95 Prices of Coal por ton at the close of tho market.
" Stakes," however, derived unexpected importance eight, the 12th, aed told Mrs. D.aw she had left the child he took refuge in a ditch, where he remained for several commenced it during a time of war, putting upon it their
7to 1 agst Yellow Jack (taken)
New River Company • 21.108.
891,6 s. d. Walleend, Ste.
frotn the fact of the field being larger than had been an- at Lee, below Ross ; that the child was well, but that n
eours asleela and, on awaking, was directed by some best workmen, and pushing it on to speedy completion - sorithwark &Vauxhall 51. per ent. 100 0 0 -
7to 1 agst Monarque (taken)
- 10eae
West Middlesex -• • - 51. per cent. ; 61 0 0 . ra,nfield Moor l4 C ". •1 I.
•
ticipated, and from the circumstance of several changes
Bto 1 agst Heir of Linnet (taken) the parties with whom she had left it said it would not men at work in an adjoining field the nearest road home, and this to the neglect of their private business, which they Lambeth • • .... •••• .. ; -
having been made at the last moment in the betting. - ave. After the inquest bad been held, which was on the at which he did not arrive till the same hour on the) made secondary to the national good. It should also be - Walker Primrose ... l4 C ffetton lB ••5
9 to 21 eget Rogerthorpe (taken)
BRIDGES. Wylam
li)forne in mind that they had made a previous offer, which, 17 3 harnbton l3 11l ,
-
Zeta and Goldhill maintained their relative positions 26th of March, Mrs. Dave questioned the prisoner 80170- day following that on which he had started, apparently \
10 to 1 agst Muscovite (take's)
ted, would have enabled them to finish the gun in - Dividend Amount . Byass's West Hartley .• 11 0 Framwellgato l7 0'
in the market with some firmness, notwithstanding
Th I'd b f h f th S
e above bets were ai e ore t e race or e tew- cal times as to where the child was, and asked her for terrified and very much exhiusted. Mr. Wea'aleY saw accep
sufficient time to have its capabilities tested at Sweaborg, a*am.e of Company per 100 2 0 -__
of Paid. Price.
Telao:tiaericarsmol;:ersEt:ztleyl4 0 Braddyll l7 a
the introduction of several very formidable candi-
ards,Cup. the address, but, not receiving any satisfactory answer, no reason at that, time to doubt the boy's statement, and
Netherton 17 f Russell's Hutton
iouth Hetton 17 6
awl, perchance, at Cronstedt. Thou h the opportunity '.•
' • Annum. Share. a______
dates for support. On the strength of a reported she sent for the police, and the prisoner was taken into being advised by the magistrate to put himself ieto cent- for the Government fulfilline their paA of the -aereement
favourable trial, Sandboy, who during the winter months
LEWES RACES. custody. The bandage found in the well on the 12th of neueleation with the police, he did so, and the result; of was no longer in existence, the Mersey Steel and I'ron Com- X s. d. X S. d.
-7% Longridge's Wst Hartley 17 0 eseug•h Hall 17 0
had established a somewhat high reputation as a hurdle flunaer`ord ••••• ....
Uarch was now identified by Mrs. Daw as the one she a very painstaking inquiry by officers of the II division lianY had no intention of withdrawing from a fulfilment . ' " - -
- 100 0 0 - - Wallsend., Jee. fees lB 6
Acceptances for the Lewes Handicap.
racer, was on Tuesday afternoon backed with consider- ead given to prisoner for the child ; and Mrs. Williams, i
per cent. 50 0 0 - - Gosforth . 16 a Belmont 17 ,6
Age st lb I Aee st lb
,
.6 6 9 ato this very strange tale new appears to be, that it was of their promise. All they now wanted was that Govern-
faetion of Captain Vandeleur, and the numerous throng.,
able confidence, and this morning, when it became known the nurse, also identified it by the hem and salvage, and by an entire fabrication, invented by the boy as au excuse n'ant should endorse what had been proved to the satis- sao•leu)ttieltlrti7N2.w... ;.f..7.26.. ..
IP.. ...e.: 1i . - 100 0 0 - - Heaton l7 0 Caradoc 17 ti,i,
that he had been purchased by Mr. Howard for 125/., Wild Huntstnau...4 8 7 I Aldford .
one of the ends which was not hemmed. A piece of cot- Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. CO 0 0 - -
Harton
with a contingency of an additional 500/. should he win Quince 5 7 7 Lrd Derwentwater 3 5 11
ton print was also found on the prisoner's bed of the fcuoruinryi,lfult'itlaT ,_ to military and civil, who witnessed the interestine experi-
,, eo , iii ments on the sands at Formby, namely that they had been Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4cl. 40 00, - 25%
al Li(
'dell
the stakes, he was advanced to 7 to 1. Homily and Claret 4 7 5 I Pyrrha
I 3 5 11
,aune colour and pattern as the frock worn by the child Barnet, and returarhlseetderreidtlgdiestsifFiryetnizZaleFunrilitte
rytilh e .
successful in what they had. undertaken la,vo months • Fayith Hartlepool l7 0 Hartlepool lB 0
Lundyfoot were the only other animals of importance Pretty Boy 3 7 3 i Early Mora 3 5 9
when it was taken away, and it appeared to have formed absence. This is confirmed by the fact that the lad
Passel, and nothing more wits heard of this.triumph of the Vauxhall ............ 916)socKs. 70 10 3 -
"Cello° 17 0 's'outh Kelloe l7 6;
' Whitworth l6 6
that were brought into the market. , Mary 4 7 1 Buckingham 3 5 9
part of a child's frock. several witnesses were examined could not point out the shop at which the gentleman •engieeering art. We ourselves had beeun to fear that Dividend Amount
The result of this race could not have been unexpected, Pantomime 6 6 11
to prove that the prisoner had some three years ago &topped and took him into hts i . and numerous medi- per of Paid. Price. Ships at market... 91 I Sold
for Pretty Boy, which had displayed much racing ability The highest weight accepting being 7et 101 b, it has iived at Kingsland, and knew the well from being in the 1 h b gg'
I d b th I' Annum. Share. .
-
___
rii;utt hrilug.es grave and red-taper;given it it secret Name et Company.
CAI gent emen, w o have een consu te y epo ,ce, una . t ad een removed to Shoeburyness with the i____- - .
at Ma,nchester, Liverpool, and Nottingham, was spirit- been raised to Bet 703, aed the others in proportion. habit of coming to it to fetch water. A witness named all agree in the in3pc, s bility of a youth being so made %vowed object of being submitted to further tests, but no .--- Xs.d.lX s. d. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.
edly supported by his owners. Still, •by the public gene- Mary Price, whose husband keeps the Turnpike, one insensible for such a number of hears without a fatal re- reports were made, and the big gun lived only in the Commercial .... •• .. •. 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
__--:ere-
,
.- -
ally he was not trusted, having incurred by his previous nile from Leominster, saw the prisoner pass through sult, independently of no policeman -or tollgate-keeper thoughts of the people. And if there were a desire to shelve East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock.
AQUATICS. - ! - LIVERPOOL, JULY 30.
successes a penalty of 10Ibs., which increased his wei,ght the gate, apparently coating from Moretoa, at about 4 on the whole distance travelled having seen on that it, or to bury it, or to ta,ko if, to Shoeburyuess to rush into Ea3t Caantry- 2os. per sl.
Str-i,
-.......--
a +elessness, wharo's tho wonder ? The nioustor had had an L0'..101.1 ,• -- -.- •- -•-• '4l. pf,,.CTL i . °IC ' ..- I - STOCK EXOIiaNGE.-Tho market is very quiet to-dal re
to 7st 81b. His achievement proves him to be an ani- or 5 o'cloek on the afternoon of the 11th of March. At day any vehicle with corresponding co.:ails...to. Date Aenns•• .. •• • • 11'..• .'ca, .
ROYAL THAMES \TATIONAL REGATTA neusual birth. Its midwives had not walked the crooked
mat of a vastly superior stamp. Sandboy's performance - • ' that time oh. had what apaoared to be a child, in a shawl
passages of Routine Hospitel with its fevers and chills
Thie ereat monster aeustic fa:Antral will take place on 1--s 0 I 8-4;93/
lhenata iiinr,i c
setso
cl• esr ow
eslfee a
qd
uy
0,
' • ', ' outhampton ........ 131. as per c. 50 00, 50 0 a _ 0 teadn'altatthtehheigchloesset opfoibnutsoinf eysessttgb .rie.,
eho wed that his party were not far out in their calcsila- ' - under her cape. This wag in a contrary direction from TilehMES.-.7 ohm Brown, shipwright on strike, who - •
the 18th, 19th, and 20th August, over the usual aqua- .... and lame old men aril deaf old wouaen. They had had no victoria ..••........ I 51. per cent. 20 00;10 0 0 . - day.
tions. The leading favourites, Zeta and Goldhlll, failed Koss, where she seid she was going At 7or 8 o'clock
• was formerly in the employment of Young, Son, and appointment wA the Barnacles-they had not even t,st. Katnanne ........ , 4 pe. cent. S.cak.
-
tia Course from Putney to Chiswick Ait. The entries . . .
the next nahrntng she aasat a public-house a-, Stretford- Magnay, shipbuilders, of Limehouse Dock, was charged " wanted to know ou know." The had not aid tho per- JOINT-STOCK BANKS'. MANCHESTER, JULY 30.
to obtain places.
An incident of a, most painful and deplorable nature for the Apprentices Coat and Badge and Freedom have
bridge, which is about four miles from King,land, weere with assaulting james Nicholson, a Southampton ship- quisites of officielyflunkeyiene, anyd official') flunkeyism Dividend Amount STOOK EXCHANGE.-This market was doing a rrli
closed, and are as follow :-
marked the encounter. As the horses were rounding the
J. B. Whitmarsb, Queen- T. White, Mill•stairs k the child was found, but without any child. Sae ap- veriglit, who, stnce the etrike at Messrs. Young and Co. s straig,htened its back and would take no notice of the crea- Nsme of Company. per of Paid.' Price. quiet business toalay, but prices closed rather firm or.
Annum. Share.
torn at the " Clump" Chevy Chase bolted, ran up the peered very tired, and sant she had come a good way. yard, has entered alto a contract with them to work for titre, but would let it'elie, because at its birth it had. not re-
hithe ~
R. White Tower South Eastern and Dovers, 22 5-16- Leeds, 97h-Fe ist
Lancashire 21 11-16-Midland Consols 81-Great Ve7 es-
embankment, and fell. Seven others were in consequence • She took a olass of cider and then left on the road for 12 months certain at 6s, a-day, or on job-work at much eeived the mystic twists of red-tape decoration. In fact, a ----.---- i Xa.d.X s. d.
sT. -lonian, Kidney-stairs, W. J. Wallinger, Paul s- s, . - '
brought to tbe ground, and it was by the merest chance td Hereford. which is 11 tniles off. The most remarkable part huger wages. bed owed its existence to patriotism, and patriotism is de- I
Limehouse wharf
70 1•93.
that both Pretty Boy and Diana escaped coming inte
J.H. Clas 'W d h Kll F I
per, an swort G. ey, u ham of the evidence,was that on the llth of March the people Mr. George Welk, solicitor, conducted the prosecu- ciAeclly vulgar and unconstitutional, inasmuch a.s it does British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 „
not respect the time-honoured privileges of the Barnacles, Commercial of London. 10aper cen ,
t. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - -
Australasia. ..... ..... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 102% tern, 6214:astern Counties, 10 3-16 -bheshire Junctie )13,
collision with them. Diana leaped over one of the fallen at Kingslend near w nese house the well was tituated tion ; and Mr. Pelham and 'Mr. Charles; Young, solici-
S. Salter Wendsworth J. Peraire Limehouse
eht °lonian-- •....... 51. per cent. 1100 0 0 25 0 0 22N
but brushes aside all worthless lumber, and marches straie c , BER,MINGHAM, JULY 30.
horses, and a " plate " which flew into the air struck hie lad been washing, and had left on the hedge to tors, instructed by the Shipwrights' Union, appeared lonian-. -.. • ....... 6/. per cent. i
A. E. Fi'scher Ess • ' • '
e.x-pier 1. Robtnson, Putney to its object.
1 0 21 STOOK EXCHANGE.-The market has been doing aye rf,
rider, and cut his face. Pretty Boy was " rammed" right dry, when they went to bed at night, a chemise and a for the defendant. B,k.oftAus..
W. St les, Isl'eworth E. B. F. Grigson, Too er We are glad to find, however, that our fears were prema- Lend. Char•
101 - nt. 1 52g 00
03
20 mo
0 35
25 0 0 25 0 0 -
rt-'l.• b -s'ness to-da in reilwa stocks London is eon,
through the horses and riders as they lay sprawling on
R. D.YGrovee, Pimlico J. G. Wise, Strand-on-the .etir 01 knitted black stockings. These were, gone in the Mr. Wells opened the caSe by stating that this pro- ture. The ominous silence was broken, in the House of London and Coun 7
... .
~ per ce
IsiOreth l'
1 •!. • ' yM.I *d
b 83A •••••
-Western Steak, sellers IC3 la an , uyers .
the ground. The ruu was now by the majority of the taken bate custod• '' • ,
morning, and when the inesoner was f ceeoing aiose out of the unhappy disputes between Commons, on Thursday night by Cel. North suggestine - 1 0 0 32
ee Lendon Joint• Stock ... 'l2/. per cent. 50 0 0 0
B. Chia^ Richt-tined Green
Birmingham Guaranteed Stock, buyers 76.
epectators disregarded, and a raost painful sensetion was a. :', . :el and the missies, e -
he chemiie wee found bAind her L , -, 111...szrs. Young, San, and Magnay and their worlemen. that Capt. Vandeleurai report should be printed, and ask- Frovinclal of Ireland.. 1 81. per cent. 103 0 0 25 0 0 - .
Londn aad Westunn.ar ,14i. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 49V,
I' I:, Cnallis B wroondsey S. Beckett, Crab-tree, Fut- '
created. Assistance was instantly rendered. Hall, the • t s itockinas were subsequeetly found in a store-room ad- The men on strike had a perfect right to refuse the pro. jag what her Majesty's Government in ended to dcs with Ditto, New.•• .. -- ; 8 /.per cent. 10 0 0 all -
G. Haminerteu, Teddington ham.
g g g 23?5 ig g :-
rider of Lundyfoot ; Creeewell, the rider of Vadal ; aed joiningler bedrooni. WI-1,,,n the priseuer was taken into secutors' terms, but they had no business to intimidate SEABOR.IVE HALM
J. Steggles, the. rider of Comedy, fortunately, escaped cpstody the body of the chilJ, which had been buried othere who accepted the new rules and regulations of should be printed, sail, " experiments with the gun were Nil, t) I
tit',rovNl tte,evi a...
.. E. n ,8 . p
..g.. ; 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 23
DOGGETT'S COAT AND BADGE. the gun t Mr. Peel, having promised that the report National of Ireiloar.... '
sa -
still in progress, and until they were cloeed he did not 1 . Peerr cceeintt: 1(5)
ank Corpora. B?.p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 41
with only a slight shaking. The others, however, were ,fter tne inquest, was taken up and examined. The Young, Sao, and Magnay, or interfere with the freedom Orientat B
This old-established wager will be started at three know what would be done with the gun." This seems fair
. South Australia ••.• .. 'l4 p.et.&bs. 25 0 0 „ 72 (N signifies that the mane aro scat irom the General Post-ce 11 .
more or less severely injured, and were conveyed to the iurse, Ann sVilliarns, sail she believed the child to be of labour.
sy tee night-and M by the morning ;•espatch.)
o'clock to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, from the Ohl ouougb, but when it is known that no actual tests are being Union of Australia.. • . 30'. per cent. 25 0 0
Royal Sussex Infirmary, Chichester. On inquiry late in the one she had nureed, and this opinion she formed from Janass Nicholson whose rieht hand was bound u 30/. per cent. 210 0 - , , --
Se:an at London-bridge to the Old Svvan at Chelsea., P applied to the gun Mr. Peel's statement sinks to the level Ditto .......... •• • •
the evening, we aecertained that Thrtholomew lad sus- he shape of its head and the colour of its heir ; Lut ehe and who has received severe c's • O'nlon of London ..... 1201. per tent. 50 -0
0 10 0 0 2-81/
.4 Dkewnen male ep From wtia W... [
The following is the corrected list, from Fishmongers . ontustene about the head, of an evasive answer to au awkward question. 40 0 0 all - in Genera: Jaya: Peri due I
tained a severe concussion of the brain, and he was lyine vas not able to detect whether or not it had a mark fa and bod t Union of Madrid ... •• ' - _ COVNTRIES.
Hall, of the young watermen who are to row in this in- • ce, y, s ated that when he was in Southarnp- Whetever further experiments luny be adopted, we - °Mee, London.* Dispeteltee. E aerie A I
in a most precarious condition. Mundy had lig thigh ender the ear from the deeornpoeed state in w'uich i
a e t was. ton, and before he entered Mesers. Young, Seri, and trust that the waaeon will not be tried a l'outrance- CANALS.
teresting eveet, viz. :-
_
de, ... Liverpool ..., :Weekly
fraetured and collar-bone broken. Ashma,ll escaped , . , rhis strong circumstantial evidence was, however, ren- Maenay's service, lie heard that the men in their em- a mode of carrying out the process of provine suggested lalig.:z4kkri..rii-pt.e:,)j Mvnry Fri
G. W. Everson, Greenwich 1 J. E. Petrie, Grionwica .
o Dividend
sesnerice (by united Set
with a broken collar-bone, and Hearnden with a cot in lered nugatory by the evidenceof the surgeon, Mr. Wt- 1 it• ' i, U • h i t• I; G ' •':' •ld b
a p oyment, ca mg triemse-ves mon men, aa,s struck, sonne line ago y a overnment official. This wou e
Names of 0., Dividend ~,,e Names of 5.,
T. Coombes, Millbank I F. J. Hovey, Deptford
per Price. -3•ICIS) ...... ,„ ~.2,, Every Tuesday .. Southampton
,Weekly
the head. salter wee much shaken and stunned. The deg, aecording to whose testimony there was nothing and would not camply with the regulatione respecting but a sorry return to the Messrs. Horsfell for the trouble,
Com bs er - "*" Companies. a'
J. T. Rikneall, juu., Pickle IW. Manaey, Isleworth panics. o P a Annum. I
sufferers are under the care of Mr. Elliott, house sur - w show that the child found in the well hail died of vio• the hours of labaur, which it was not intended to in anxiety, and expense which the manufacture of the gun has ' w Annum. ,
I . ae, , tut:ries (by U. Stala
oackca) ...... a• .1 •• -... .. Liverpool - .
Herring
cost them. Haeine given the country a weapon which for . --- -- -
geon to the infirmary. ienca or drowning, though he said the appearances of crease. About five weeks ago, when he first entered h. d f n. • ' !„o I X ' A.istraiia (via Liver-
The match is in commemoration of the accession el
o ynce or e ance, is acknowle e
deed to be superior to any- , a ith and 19th .... Liverpool .. Twice relo
Chevy Chase broke her leg, and was destroyed. The ~ , 1 drowning would be dirniaished by the time the body had Mesers. Young and Co.'s service, he found a crowd h' 93 71 p et.' 145 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51
kshtn &Old : ._._ _
___,.... Dover a -
her Mejesty's family to the throne and was 'attester thtng over constructed, it is for the country to prize it iu
15/. - Ditto (via Marseilles) e
only other animal that was injured was Vandal, who • ' been in the water. name was an appearance of inflem- a,b h • ' I h e'
out t eir premises am nauc exoteinent prevailine. Neath •• •• -
, i Rarnsley•• .•
:160 1 100 .
iey 'Mr. T. Doggett, comedian, deceased, by whom Os a time of peace, that thee tuay use it in a time of wer the brd - 100 - 103 Ditto (via Cape of Goo;
had a piece torn out of hie shoulder. • • , .nation of the deura and adhesion-, which the witness The crowd cousi,ted rinci all of sl • e- •le ? -- -- - ' orknketA.brg• 150 4/. Oxt ....
• •11Incert tip
first prize, a coat and badge, is given, to which is addec I_ , P . . p p, y ,op eng ts and were latter being a contingency which may happen sooner than
, , Birmingham i 40' 41. 93% 'Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 76 MP) -•••• •• -•I'S ..... -• .: ••• Pi outh. • • .6th ot o°'
The distressing oceurrence *nit described seemed to
.1 h h
t oug t was of eo severe 3, character as noght have aeasrubled in ceneequence of dispntee betweee Mceisrs. some of U 3 anticipate. It is an acknowledged axiom tuaa ' 1100 251. - Regent's- .• 30 1/ 16 Vrice (Wo.v.t Corts•-)...1* 11', et' tlio, inonto .ID yra
~ _
1.1. i. given by the Fishmongers' Company for the firsi
Coventry.. • •
.. 10th 26ch otn re' over -..- '.d tl9 .in
oasit a gloora. over the epectators. Upwarda of an hour ' death There were no external or internal marks , e. i ' •r-r e 0 a
caused - . , . e y-, unb an, thew wo le n it. n Saturday last he was the best way to maintain peace is to ba prepared for war ; Derby • •••• [lOO 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85' IL 10s. 76 e. usandria.....• ••
at ta, & 2eui of mondliouthampte 4ta2l . Sol
man. The second and third prizes are the gifts of thr
elapeed before the race following the Goodwood Stakes of violence, and he failed to niAcoVer arly appearance of trying to pass through a crowd of 200 persons or more and it is therefore obvious that a time of peace is the period Ellsmre&Ohsj 69 214 P. cr• - semrset Coal 140; - - 4,l"andria•• "•• • • "le 17tle of the raontl,lSouthanapt,n 16th
1 . S 1 W J 11• ff s er his will ari-in f th •
a.e ,r . o i e, a. p , s g rotn ein
GrandJunctn,loo 3' pr.ct. 43 Do. Lk FV,t 1
12, - - Fl%hamaz •-•••• '• - - ,)aiiv . .....,..iDever ...... 111.- y
was decided, and ail persons expressed the deepeet Byrn- death from drowning. Toe child had suffered from very who Were in the s - ' NI ' f • h
treet close to s es:rs. Young s yard. or prepering for war. We were some years ago muc
terest of 200/. 17s. 3d. Three per Cent. Reduced, for- . .
Do., 6 eaCt.! io 61. pr. et. i 1 te Stfird &Wore 140- 281. 420 3olgium ... •• •• •• • •
1..‘ 9th .f.th." th iS.‘ethampton July 16.
„„ _et o e mon .. .. .
pathy for the poor fellows, and evinced the greatest serious illnese uf the chest. He was returning from his dinner and going to his work struck by the force of an observation made by the Minister Grand .urrey, 100 41. - killtrewsbury.. 1251 - - Brasil .......• .. , , . , , ,
~,.
~
merly 200/. South Sea Stock.
12/. 290 Buenos Ayres ........11; lt.h •-, h 9 llama, ..,S ~.h-anNton July 16
anxiety by their inquiries respecting them. Mr. Justice Wightrnan asked the c ounsel for the pro- at the time when the crowd pressed upon him and closed of War at Berlin. Prussia and Austria were then in im- Grand Union' 100 IL Os. - Stoerbridgv.. 145 0., U t 1
u Good Hope -1.. neer a n
Toe second man receives aof the interest £4 17 9
The Stewards' Cup was won by New Brighton -a eecudon whether he ttought the jury could safely or upon him. He heard yells and shouts, and received a ' minent danger of collision ; and it was prohosed to him to Kennt & Avnl 39 6s. Od. 6% -Severn andl 6 2/. - '-,-' °°l-,ee no e -1,
cape of Co P ( ,ao
The third man „ s ~ ~
a 218 9 introduce a destructive weapon. " No, 'he replied, Lancastee - 100, - - Wye:nail...s 2. erds ......e '4,,, ef .. - •-entn Soutbemptorel6th el` 1 -
veritable outsider: The traphy consists of a group in satisfactorily come to a, verdie, that the child had died elow from behind on the back of his head. Ha looked Ceee de V
S3N, Warwick 8c ' 15t790
2/. 25 ,-1,..,,,,,n (see India) 10th and 26th f
The fourth hien lll 6 " there is now no time for the necessery trials. In times Leeds&Livrp; 100 251. 4 , .
,
silver, representing Alfred the Great ordering the release ffacation or dr v• e hen e evi c e
by su co ntnh, w th den eof tb round. The defendant Bro wn -was then before bine and • • t 1 ter :100 100
51 49y6j Birminga 1 1 4& . team
Cey10n..............e 4th and 20th ...., .
The fiftn man
' ' * - ' rwick & ' 31.
of the wife anl family of Haesten, the renowned Ds.nisn .
Leicstr &Nth 83, - Wa / I et. 10 Channel 15105......, ...a thai„).vvii.,zar ,teiSoathamptenc'eu.Th. e.
The sixth man
Ohm.- a •• •• ........ el ne, &lite et- morehjSoutbeenp on 1 and 116
chieftain after the battle of Bamfleet, in Essex. It wag - appearances of drowning, but that the death might have Young's ship-yard, and received a second blow from eloquently discoursed on a late occasion. If our Gov n- ' 'lO ' t&/ I
er 4 and :i9
The last three prizes being given by the Fishmongers Monmouthsh, 0: - - Worcs r 78; 21. 20 China .... .
modelled by Mr. E. H. Bailey, R.A., and manufactured been caused by disease ? some one. He turned round again, and the defendapt ment be realfy desirous of getting rid of the gun we Can Nintgmerysa,lo3 - - Birming. Inover ...... 2 and
_,19
Company on condition that the whole of the distance be
'onstentinople ......a i Oth and 26th...•
by Messrs. Hunt and Reekell. Subj lined i 3 a: detailed Mr. Cooke said, alter his lordship's expression of opi- then struck him three heavy blows on the head. He perhaps help them out of the difficulty. Our loving cou- meitnatwbry 100' - - Wilts & Brits, -10 s. Od. 4% a ... • .
4' & a •ISorrharn-t -r '7 d TA
Constantinople - ••- • rl, , t an
e,
ro wed.
account of the day's sport :- . nion, he should withdraw from the prosecution. He was hustled and struck by others. The crowd hooted sins across the Atlantic are about to make her Majesty's COM. of Europe 14 &51 Twice daily .... „ Dover ......fTwice 01,1
........-----
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Handicap Plate of 50/. Half a railed ____
was not prepared for the evidence. and called out, " Let him have it ; give it to him ; Government a present of the restored and renovated
Franco ........ M & N Twice daily-- - Dover ...... iTwicer WV
Lord Wilton's fby Birdcatcher out of Sacrifice, 3 yrs ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. The jury found the prisoner not guilty. nerve him out." He became almost exhausted, and fell Arctic ship Resolute. There is here a famous opportn- Dividend Amount
6 7 1 2"
6st 4lb (Cresswell) 1 There was another indictment against the prisoner, from the weight of the blows, and his hand fell under nity for her Majesty's Government to signalise itself by Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Gibraltar .......... V ;4, 7, 17, 20, 27 -fin. Southamelonl ~ 1.
Annum. Share. Greece (see India) 1
Mr. Payne's f by Orlando out of Farmer's Daughter, •••
charging her with stealing the chemise and stocking-s him, and was injured and sprained. Some policemen an act. o , 0
f self-abneeation far outrivalline that of the
ercytown .......... el iene & 17th of mon. Soutbareptaa 1 and led
Americans. We have a secret for the ears of her Majesty's Xs.d.4 s. d Ramie-127e ...... ...NlDativ . London ..... pans
2 yre, 4,t 12lb (Dear) 2 HOME CIRCUIT.-CHELMSTORD, Jour 30. referred to in the case. and others picked him up, and Brown struck him again, Ministers. We know from a source on •
, which we rely, 1,1 2nd of the moiith Soutaataptoi 261 ot m 0
Alb'
ion .......... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 87 Elavannah ........ •• ..
.. :Day
Mr. Morris's Comfort, 5 yre, Bst 111 b (Bash am) 3
CIVIL SIDE. The Jury found the prisoner guilty. .
but he did not fall because a policeman supported bine. thet Mr. Steers, the builder of the yacht America and affiance Mt:. and For. 71. 14s.6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 17% aolland ............ a, Dai1y............ Dove. .......
, 'l6th
Mr. Thelluson's 'Madame Cliccoot, 2 yre, 6it (Bullock) 4 Mr. Justice Wightman sentenced the prisoner to im- He was procsediog to the gatea when the decendant the new mail stearneship Adriatic, is coustructing for the Ditto Marine --a. et. p.c.& bs. 100 0025 0 0 42 ilondurae ..........M 17to of tho mmth. Southarap,ou, a 0
(Before Mr. Justice Erle and a Common Jury.)
The following also ran :-Lerd A.lberrnarle, Eliza, prisonment for three calendar months with hard labour- struck him again, and he could notreachMessrs. Young's united States, Government a large floating batter-2c, some. anehor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 Ise 0 - oldie (viaSouthamet.).sl 411-,?a 20th of mon. PlYme lit. •• j 4 and 2a
;15 ao 29 10
British Remedy, Profeesor Airy, Reving Betsy, Jen KEERISON V. DOWSETT AND WIPE. -- yard, but was obliged to go home. He had been under what similar to our landing-stage, to be proteeted by for- Atlas -
Iss. Oa. 50 0 0 515 0 18 ~, India (via Marsonlos'iDl 10th&26thofmoth1Dov . ......,
. 'Dover '
,l' i
Eepr t, Tom Thumb, Judy, cby Touchstone, Arnett, This was an action to recover 40/. Upon an I 0 U NORTHERN CIRCUIT. -NEWCASTLE, July 28. medical treatment, and unable to work since he received addable iron plates, and mounted with wrought-iron guns Argus Life ......... • • 41. per cent. 100 00250 0 • 23 lonian is:es (see...lndia) •
~. . . ,
~..• • • •• i
nritish Commercial .. 7/. ios. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - Inland ........al & N Tsai- daay ......Illoi)Lead ~.1
Equinox, Annot Lyle, Sister to Bela Buccleueb. alleged to have been given by the deceased husband of (Before Mr. Justice Willes.) the injuries. His hand was still very bad. to be provided by American houste -if they can tnake them. aleriel.eled.& Gen• Life spr et. &bs. 100 0010 0 0 - a15b0n..............1a 2d of r 0.. 'Soutbs.mptonl
Betting-4 to 1 eget Comfert, 6to 1 each eget Far- the female defendant. Thomas Fothergill, aged 49, was charged with the The witness was cross-examined, but he persisted in Now, it would only be a handsome return for the Resolute county .............. 4/. 100 0010 0 0 - Madeira ...........„ al feb of tta: naniiii,Southamptor 6, 16;in, A.
mer's Daughter filly and Diptheroo colt, 7to 1 eget Sacri- Mr. Hawkins was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Sergeant wilful murder of John Smith, on the 14th of May last. hie statement. if her Majesty's advisers were to present this 13-inch Crown .............. 17s. Od 5000 500 - Madeira .............N 23A of month Liverpool ....
55. 50 0 0 50 0 7 Malta (sec India) g:9
rice filly, and 10 to 1 each agst Jeu d'Eeprit and British Shee and Mr. Cha.rnock were counsel for the defendant. Ma Seymour and Mr. L. H. Bayley prosecute. ,an
1 el J Ell" " • h d f
ohn iott, a snipwrig t, an one 0 the new hands wromg,let-iron gun to the Yankees, as a proof that they Eagle ..
Equity and Laiv...... 414 per cont. 100 00i 5 0 0 5% Illlta .... ~......,,Y 1, 10, 20, and 26.. Dover ........ 4, 21,1 le
Remedy. The four placed ran in front throughout. Won It appeared that the plaintiff was the brother of the the Hon. Adolphus Liddell defended the prisoner. from Southampton employed by Youno Son and Mag- never intend to hurt them, and trust to their •
generosity not
European Life ...... ... 1/. 20 0 0 1 au 18;4 Mauritius (sec India) I
by three quarters of a length ; a length between the Recond deceased, who was formerly an omnibus proprietor. In It appeared that the prisoner and *be aerie...a Lad -
nay, gave alinilar evldence. hte lived with the last wit- • s
e• , . to use it as a powerful araument against ourselves in tho 0enera1..............
ultimaae settletnent of thetlentral American dispute. Let Globe 6/. 5 0 0
... • • ..., 5/. per cent. Stock. 11 ola alsurlttua ...........N 20th of the month
~ 104 lltexiao ..31 eind of the montli-,SonthamptHist
110. '49
and third ; and a head between the third and fourth ; 1850, however, he disposed of his stock of horses and worked in the same employment as " navvies," at Es- ness and was with him when the 0 t r
u rag? was. cora flitted. there be no delicacy about the matter. The gun is faialy guardian ............ 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 47 5 0 53% Naples .. ~...........5 Daily.... ... .. •• • • pover ......
British Remedy wee fifth, about two lengths behind Ma- carriages at Robinson's Repository, and they realised the wick quarry, near Newcastle, in Ma 1 t dht tb Th ' b • ' • •
yas,an t a 0 emo , consisting pnncipally of etnown hts on the the nation' I't k h
ant i sma ers, w o gave it to the nation, have
.. , . 5
Imperial Fire... •• .... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 -- NOW Granada .......N 24 & 17thot moutieSoutharnptei, July 1
dame Clicquot ; Amati, Torn Thumb, Sister to Bold Buc- sum ot 7261. Ns. 3d. Shortly before the sale it appeared deceased bad been a kind of overlooker over the prisoner. strike, beat them. He saw the defendant hig • ' 1'
t Nicholson no more cause to feel annoyed at the nation giving it away Imperial Life - !Tow Zea1and..,....... Twi as a month .. Various port I
Indemnity Marine.... 11.3 s ,h,31. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - Papal mates ........N DallY•• •• •••• •• • • Dover ......14 weeklo'
cleuch, and Annot Lyle, well up with British Remedy, that the deeeased borrowed 34)01. of his brother, the plain- On the 3d of May laat the prisoner and a man named once, and stop him from ' • h d • th " /'
going into t e yar . There was an trying it a outrance. .., .. IA
Law Fire
314 IZ.J u..ja............. 5! :a gr., 27th of mon. tv.ittt LmiPter ;lb
formed the next lot. Judy lost several length's start, tiff, and the case for the plaintiff was that when this Dunn were excavating a quantity of clay, the deceased some hard swesaring ; and he heard a man " ' • •
say, Beat Or, in event of there being any little impediments in Law Lite.• • •..... •• • • - 100 0 . 10 0 0 61 pton Ist & 1.4
and Equinox was left at the post. ' sum was repaid by bank notes, the produce of the cheque wheeling off in harrows what they dug out. The de- them ; serve them out." the way of adopting this course, there is ournoble ally the Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 5 Port Natal ..........I, By private ship... various ports
1/. 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29 Le Sicily •.............N Every Saturday.. Dever ...... Weekly'
The Drawing Room Stakes of 25 sovs each subscription, for the purchase•money of the horses and omnibuses, a ceased had before expreesed a contemptuous opinion of Mr. Charles Yo-ung said he was inetructed that Mr Emperor of the French. He is delighted with any impreve- London
.......N Daily ..
London Ship... ......
.... ~ .. • •
;Dover .... ..
with a bonus by independent subs of 10 sovs,each, for sum 0140/. waa lent in gold, for which the deceased gave the prisoner, and on that day complained of the slowness Sidney Young, 011 e of the i ,ecutors, and Mr J hit' ment in the implements of warfare, and has made ood use
marine_ •
3-yr-olds-colts, Bst 7lb ; fillies, Bet 21n. Once round, the Iou in question. It appeared that this money of the work, which ho said would not be the case if a son, their foreman, could pirro% that the • *
risoner was
° - of many English inventions which our Governmilt S.vi3 & Gen. Life 4% J. per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3 t'6 van plemen's•ia•end(so, ,
ii=in.s.
& bs. 20 0 0 20 0 - Australia) ........ .. Ith of mon. .. ..1
6 subs to stakes and 6to bonus. was never repaid, and in 1854 the deceased, who was better man were in the prisoner's place. This expres- standing near them, and had h• P*
' •
net ing to do with strikin passed coldly by. We know, for instance, that an emieent sp. et. Imonthl f
Lord Ailesbury's Intimidation, by Orlando, Bst 21b suffering from carbuncle, was taken to the hospital, owl, combined with what the deceased had • 1 bl t le• '
previous y any ow, or a ing any part in the disturbance Mr
g English engineer, after in vain submitting an invention to Monarch • • ...• -••• • - _ 50 0 1o o 1/. West Indies ...- .., 1.1 •,- .7,•„, m.•..,- Southampton ll and 1 6
...,
ional Loan Fund 5l. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
(Flatman) 1 where an operation was performed upon him, and he said, seemed to have greatly exasperated the prisoner, Y h d'd ' • • •
oung, owever, i not call evidence to disprove the •
the British Government, proceeded to Paris, was at mice ' Nat
Palladium Life • .
Capt. White's Ulysses, Bst 71b (Bartholomew) 2 died shortly afterwards. In order to make out the for he immediately rushed at the deceased, and struck *st the • dul • ' introduced to the Emperor, who immediately retained him - _ - 50 spatched on the following day, with the exception of the lisle, " :
case again . prisone.r, an timately the defence to build works for the carrying out his views, which we be- I,",tlicaP ' ..... --••- - 180
Betting-2 to lon Intimidation. Won by:a length plaintiff's case,- the plaintiff himself, Mr. John Kerrison, hitn on the head with • • •
the pickaxe with which he was was reserved till the sessions. cenix .. •• •.•
have to be of a most im ortant nature Na ol , •
p . p eon 111. __
Profess.onal Life• ••• .. 5/. per cent. -
5 0 010 0 - preceding day.
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despateh•O Ow
and a half. They only raced the last half mile, was examined, and he swore positively to the money workin at the time. The blow knocked the deceased Mr Y dle said he ld tkth t
ar y WOU a e a. opportunity of would appreciate the present of a gun, for he seems to be provident Life.... •• •• , 1/. be. & bs. 10: 13 0 10 0 0 as%
The Goodwood Stakes of 25 sovs each, 15 it, and 5 only being advanced under the circumstances above stated, clo gn
the wheelb • .•
7s. 0 010 0 6% . -
arrow, and then the prisoner struck observing to the men assembled in the court-and he fully alivetotheimportauceof modern improvements. The Rock Life.... ••..• • .. I
an 270
if declared, dm ; certain penalties for winners • the and he also said that while his brother was 1 • 'll • •wn
o • •
, ying i in turn again with the pickaxe on the body. The deceased hoped they would pay attention to what he said-th t
a cessation of hostilities has not put a stop to his schemes for Royal Exchange .....• 101. per cent. Stock. THE LATE SIR R. Ef. INGLIB.=-We lately announc rd,
_
second to receive 100 Soya from the stakes. Two the hospital he mentioned the subject of the IOU to was lifted b a fellow-worktnats and after a time s all h d . he rio f - ossessing a formidable av- I force for we hear that Sun Fire
wa w o were concerne In t t- o Saturday, and all V_ •..... 6/. 10s. -
Ditto Life ..... IL 14s. - " - that the Council of King's College London, had receina,a
,
miles and a half. 113 subs, 69 of whom pay 5 sovs him and asked what was to be done about it, and he able to walky to his lod . • f' •
rom which he was con- who were resent and hel ed to swell that unlawf 1
p . p u as- p, e eminen iron an stee menu ac urer, o seen,
iarup th • t • nd
4 1 'f t f E Er ace Kingdom 41. p. et. & bs. 20 004 0 0 5 the Burn of 500/ t b l• d ' i 1 t ci'r •g•
o e app ie as a memor a o, .
o to 0 0 40 , .
each. , replied that his wife knew all about it, and she would ducted to the Newcastlegllnngs, •
firmary, where he died ten senably, were equally liable with those who struck bl s is rolliug plates of steel of unprecedented magnitude for un s •• -
,nieersal Life . 5/. per cent. 100 0
412 6 53,4 H. Inglie, "from one whose family loved him." 1 4re
Mr. Barber's Pretty Boy, by Idle Boy, 3 yre, 7st 81b pay the money if he died. Mr. Freer the actor, who la - • • . ow • the protection of the Emperor's gun-boats and floating bat- Victoria Life ...... • • 5/. per cent. -
of d h • • • le hcl •
ys a terwar s oi t e iniunes e , a received. On Every man was liable to be prosecuted who Joined now understand that the Council have resolved npsol
(incl. 10lb extra)
LIST OF SCOTTISII COMPANIES' PRICES. making out of this money, and of any other sums whi eh
Mr. Howard's Sandboy, 4 yrs, 7at 61b (Fordham) 2 confirmed his evidence as to what took place when the on the temporal bone which had driven it in and had Bail as tenderefati •
d accepted and the risoner Or, perhaps, better than either of the above presenta-
was liens, a peace•offering to the Emperor of Russia would be
Divideud Amonnt for the establishment of a prize or scholarship for the eOr
Mr. Jackson's Lady Tattoo, 4 yrs, 7at 101b(J. Osborne) 3 money was advanced, and the conversation at the hospi- lacerated the brain • and the spleen was also found to lib . w ' P
erated. preferable. As this wrought-iron 13-inch gun is the only gie of Paid. Price.
per
Mr. Snewing's Polestar, 4 8 t 71b (incl. 31b ex.) tal was also de dt b d 11•11 h ' '
yrs, 3 pose oy a person name i, w 0 was be torn by external injury. Either injury was aufficient There are several other cases in connection with the piece of ordnance which can be used with effect against the eine or Company.
Annum. Share. couragemeat of the study of modern history and Engli sh
(Flatman) 4 present when it took place. to cause deeth. recent outrages of the Union men to be heard by the ironeehod batteries, it and others which could be made like ---. _ ______ ___- -- - literature.
The following,' also ran :-Speed the Plougb, Hunger- Sergeant Shee, in his address to the jury for the defend- For the defence •t d • d b - '
, i was a mote tat mere words magistrate. it might hereafter be the raeans of preserving from destrue- w 8. d. X s. d. [ADVERTISEMENT.I-The greatest happiness of a journal is!
ford, Homily, Vandal, Pen d'Eepoir, Lundyfoot, Jolly ant, said that according to his instructions there was no were no extenuation of the violence which had caused Yesterda he " • tic,n the key of the back door to St. Petersburg. The expe-
y t greatest quietude prevailed, and the Sank of Seotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 !00 0 0 200/0s
0 0 0 100 0 0 229/0s is to introduce to his readers some new discover ulatoee
y calc
Marine, Comedy, St. Clair, Diana, High Priest, En- ground for the claim that was set up by the plaintiff, and death ; but it was -submitted that the blows had been new hands were not molested. rience of the second day's; experiments at Formby was any- British Linen Company VI; per ,:rl. 0
p n . 110 0 0 2100 41 os to benefit that vast portion of our fellow-creatures whieh
.
thing but confirmatory-of the impregnability of the float- Catledoonianaslr,,k
BA.a.l;* 5/. Peer; cent. 10 0 0 10 J 0 12/ 'Os has the strongest claims upon our sympathies. It is wi3ll
chanter. Zeta, Fair Geraldine, Goldhill, Besika, Van that in point of fact the I 0 U was not a genuine docu- struck in hot blood when the prisoner had b 1
een great y di 7 r• GI- ~
Eyck, King Cob, colt by Birdcatcher, Bandalore, and went. He called •sggravated by the taunts of the decea,ted ; and evidence ing batteries. We were present when a 28.21 b. ball was Clydesdale Bank .... 5%1. p cent • 20 0 0 10 0 0 1310 t this feeling that we call the attention of invalids to the,
TBE LATE COLLISION ON THE MERSEY. fired 120 yards, with a small charge (251 b.), at an iron c mmerciai Bank - 71. per cent. 510 0 9 199 0 0 230/ Us following extracts from Du Barry's interesting Report 4'
Chevy Chase. MI'S. Harriett Dowsett, the female defendant, a stout, was also given that th - b h f
e prisoner ore a c erecter or 6/. per cen.: 5
Betting at sitarting-5 to 1 agst Zeta, 7to 1 each agst comely-looking person, apparently on the wrong side oi being a very quiet, bard-working, industrious man. It --web- plate 3 feet 9 inches by 2feet 9 Welles, 4R inches thick, Eastern Bank.... -.• i 25 g g 7 : g Tss Cures without medicine of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatuleuc ye
2s
Edinb. & Glasgovv.. • • 3%1. p cen _
._ 5
- _ Constipation, Nervous, Bilious and'Liver complaints, Cough,
Goldbill and Sandboy, 10 to 1 east Bandalore, 12 to 1 50, and she stated the I 0 U was not the handwriting was also submitted that a verdict of 1 f
gut ty o man. LIVERPOOL, JULY 30. and weighing 17 cwt. The plate was similar to thoee on
Exchange link of Scot .. -
d i ws su o - re ' •
the floating batteries, an t a pp rted enainst nine , er cent 100 0 0 •k 0 0 0 187/ Os Asthma, Consumption, and Debility, by Du Barry's Revlr
The protracted inquiry before Mr. St:ahem, the de- National Bank •• •• ••
each aost Homily and Vandal, 100 to 8 agst Lady Tat- of her deceased husband. She said that he was a very slaughter would meet the justice of the case. 1-, lks of timber imbedded in the sand. It was shattered 61e
P r cent . 20 0 0 210 0 '-i 0 lenta Arabica Food. Cure No 180 -Twenty-five years' nere
ton, 20 to 1 each agst Polestar Lundyfoot, and Van particular man in money matters, and always paid all his His Lordehip, havin d h •cl •
g suneme up t e eve ence, point- puty coroner, closed this afternoon, after being ten times e'-- , . .... ~ . . North of Scotland Bank bi•Pe
into a thousand splinters. Leo noating battery in the Royal Bank of Scoti. .. 51. per cent. 0
100 0 11 ' ' • • • • • •
00 0 0 1461 0 vousness, constipation, indigestion, and debility, from which
adjourned. The bulk of the evidence went to show that Si. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 102/15 I had suffered great misciy, and which no medicine could
Eyck, 25 to 1 each aest Pretty 'Boy and Hungerforcl, 30 bills regularly. She also stated that while her husband ing out to the jur the law world could resist the power of that gun fired at a long Union Bank of Scot. •••
to 1 each agst Jolly Marine and Fair Geraldine, 33 to 1 was ill in the hospital, and shortly before his death, she 4Th • fy ' • ' •
e Jury, a ter retiring for a short ttme, found the the Excelsior, on the one hand, was on the wrong side a ith the ro er charee. Our fleet of un-boats and Western Bank •... •• .. ta per cent. 50 00500 0 ie /10s
8% /. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16/15s •
rem ' '
ove or relieve, have been effectually cured by Du BarrY 6
each apt Comedy and High Priest, and 50 to 1 agst had a conversation with him upon the subject of his af- • •i f
prisoner gut ty o manslaughter. of the river, being near the Cheshire shnre in leaving the e ? : ance ere
reaant,,eenwes would') be) useless'a • • g Allt F' andiAre..
gainst it, and the present t. lo o 0 2 0 0 I/ 14s food in a very short time.-W. R. Reeves, 181, Fleet-street,
British Guarantee ..
141: peerr cc
p eent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 25/ os London. Cure No. 1,784.-Not expected to live six darl
Speed the Plough. The horses were conducted to the fairs, and he told her he did not owe any debts, and did His Lordshi in as • t
p, p sing sen ence, commented on the river, and thus occupying the incoming coarse, and that would, therefore, be all the more acceptable to Alexander. aledonian Fire In3ur .0_ •
post in Indian file, but, after being drawn up in a line, not say a word about such a document as the I 0 -0 use of such a weapon as a pickaxe. If the prisoner, in his there was a want of attention on the part of the look- Au Artillery cfficer, of considerable experience, and c
City of Glasgow Lite - / cent 0 0 2001/ 8s longer,
a . per . I was cured by Du Barry's admirable Health-restoring
.. 51. per cent. 60 0 0 1 0 051 5s Arabica Food.-Magdalena Purvis, Moffat, Scotland. Cure
the rank was twice thrown into disorder before the sig- being in existence. anger, had resorted to the weapons which nature gave h• outs, who kilt before the collision were coiling a hawser, who has seen much service, was present at the trial Colonial Life ... .• ••
nal was finally given. Tae Maid of Masham colt, High t Cross-examined-She married her present husbandf nam ly, to his fists no greatr harm probably would
lm and were not aware of the Mail's being ahead until their to which we refer. On witnessing the effect of the Edinburgh Life Insur. 6/. aer cent; 1;)0 0 0 15 0 0 291 35 No. 5,461.-Sixty years' partial paralysis, affecting one-half
Priest, and Diana, were the first off, but they had Mr. Dowsett, in N0Y.,1854. Her husband died in June. have r:sidted. Put he attention was called to it by the mate. On the other shot he expressed a belief that such a shot. from such a Eng. & SCOt, Lail LAinf- 41..
'a 61 a.::t 1: : : 11
1: 80
108: of my fi'ame, aud which had resisted. all other remedies, ha-4
. must ma kin this case, as in all gun, at a moderate distance, would be sufficient to destroy Life.,,Assac. o 0
tledl'Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 021 Is yielded to Du Barry's Health-restoring Food, and I now con-
scarcely proceeded 50 yards when Chevy Obese rushed to He and his wife, duriug her lifetime, were very friendly °there
~ the resort to a deadly weapon. The sentence of hand, the statements made by persons on board the Ex-
, any floating battery in the service, and that, even if the Nationar Fire an _
North Brltish Insur... el. per cea .
t 200 0 0 20 0 0 , ,Gua, sider myself a stranger to all complaints excepting a hearty old
the front; the others clustering so closeben her wake with witness and her husband for a great many years. the Court was, that he be '
transported for life celsior were to the effect that the port ane starboard b
athery did !lot. sink in consequence of the breaeh, the Scottish Union Risme. 7;41. pr cent. 20 0 () 1 0 0 11 16s hge.-Wm. Hunt, barriter-at-law, King's College, Cazabridgee
that it was impossible, with any degrekeif accuracy, He courted his wife at her house, and they all made an • lights of the Mail were so improperly placed, or were
splinters, flyine in all directions would prove terribly de- Stendard Life •• •• •• •• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 201 Os supported by testimonials from the celebrated Professors or
to determine the relative positions of the leading horses; agreement that if witness's husband should die, and Mr. - burning so badly, that they were not seen by the Excel- structive to thb ' -•-•
e crew. United Den Assnran . • • .
ce 51 ut, (ent 10 11 0 1 0 0 • t D A •
- Chemis ry r.. ndrew lire ; Dr. Shorland ; Dr. Harvey ,
Homily, however, showed conspicuously in the rear. On Dowsett's wife should die, or that she should die, and Mr. POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-July 30. Bier, although the Mail wee straight ahead of her.
Perhaps we may have adopted a foreeone conclusion MISCELLANEOUS. Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer ; Dr. Ingram ;
turning out of the straight, King Cob bore his colours in Dowsett should die, thai the survivors should get mar- ---41..----. At the close of the evidence the Deruty-Coroner sum- althou h • '''
'
a arances justify our fear that the great gun is
advance, Chevy Chase, Besika, Diana, and High Priest ried. Tnis agreement was made in the year 1826. Mr. MANSION-HOUSE.- Willia P med up, and concluded by putting the following clues- not recgeiviPnPe. t. A • f L.
g jus ice. s emanating rem iv erpool, we
Name of ComPalq. Per
Dividend ' Amount
of stuart ; Major-Gep. Thomas King, and many other respectable
raid. Priee• i persons, whose health has been restored by it, after all other
going on in close pursuit nearly in the order in which we Dowsett did not court her after his wife died in the If • m ea. ram was brought time, which had been suggested by Captain Hodson, feel it especially de 1 ' t k '
vo ving upon us o eep an eye upon its Annum, Share
1 • before Sir RW. Carden charged with robbery und h -
el. means ef cure had failed. Suitably packed for all climates,
have set down their names. As they rounded the bend at time of her husband. She was quite sure of that. On •* • ' - arbour-master of Liverpool, who had himself answered future, and to raise our voice against the possibility even ---.- •
he following circumstanees :-
with full instructions. In canisters, slbs., lls. ; 121b5., 225.;
the clump, Chevy Chase ran up the embankment to th'e the contrary she had a very great dislike to the man for t Mr Wood ' the first two :- of any attempt being made to defeat the object of its makers. Z s. d. 4 a. d.
ed for the prisoner 51. 50 0020 0 0 - super-refined, 11b., Gs. ; 2lbs., lls.; slbs., 225.; 101bs., 330.
1. Was the Mail on the proper side of the river l- A friend has suggested that it would not be an inappro. Assam Tea --- •• -
right, and dipping back on her haunches into the course, a long time. Iler husband did sometimes say to her, J. 'Led ith,apspear
o M W •
w hoprnan t r. alls-er, jeweller, 7 priate destination of a Liverpool-made gun if it were de- Arlene!, etarthic.u•i•t.ur.i 24 r cent. 50 0 0 - - The 101bs. and 121bs. carnage free, on receipt of post-Oleo
caused one of those deplorable accidents which are of rare " You have been to see that Dowsett," and she used to p• -, P All the evidence proves that such was the case.
osnopsgate-street Within, said-on Tuesday, the 17th 2. Did the Mail do right in porting her helm when voted to the protection of Liverpool ; but it should be re- Australian der t
__ LDe 100 0 0 17 10 0 253 i order. Barry du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, Lendon ;
occurrence on the turf. A scene of dreadful confusion and tell him she had not, and this was the fact. After the
Australian Trus •• .• 81. pen cent - 25 0 0 - Fortnrim Mason and Co Purveyors to her Majesty, Picea-
ult. the prisoner entered the sho f membered, as we have before observed, that the original
anxiety was presented; seven horses fell almost situulta- , death of her husband she and Mr. Doweett made it up. ' a • •po my employer and they saw the green light of the Excelsior, denoting the , Austraoan Royal mail 51. 10 0 0 ail - eiii ' ' •'
• - • • d• 4
y ; also at 60, Gracechnra stieet , 330 and 451, Stran , ,
asked to be shown some old chains I showed him seve- helm was a-starlioard ? Y U d h ' t
- es. ner t e wrcums ances, intention was to use it ageinst the granite fortifications or ee teen mint.. ii. los. to o 0 all -
Anglo- ex ,
Cheapside ; 6S, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street ; 55, Char.
neously, viz., Jolly Marine, Hungerford, Comedy, En She recollected the solemn promise elle had made to her 1 i • b ‘. Land 15s 40 0 0 •-
ra.. Ie said he was commissioned by his brother, a cap- the captain of the Mail had ported his helm and stopped Rus.sia. Our friend mentions Liverpool because he is ac• British American 6 . -
' ing-cross ; 64, Upper Baker-street; 63 and 157 Oxford.
chanter, Lundyfont, Vandal, and Speed the Plough. The poor husband, and thought sbe coullpot do better than quainted with its defenceless condition ; but his observe- Canada ..• •• ••••• •• •• 1. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 128 •
tam, to buy a chain to replace one that had been lost by the en ines. Not h • • h ld d
axing time to reverse, e cou 0 . er cent Bonds 5/ er cent. - - - street.
injuries sustained by tbe jockeys are stated elsewhere, marry the man. (Laughter.") Tht were very good ton applies equally to all our ports. What, for instance, D 0.5 p
a midshipman to whom his brother- -hid lent it. After no mogre to avoid th -11' • e per cent. gi p
per cent. - - 114ei
__. _ --,.........
After this accident, Diana took up the running, friends now. eco loon. would prevent a fleet of steana-veasels, or, to our present Ditt:' 6- t B d'• . _ ---'
_
Bandalore and Zeta being second and third ; St. Some other evidence was adduced in su ort of the examini he chai
ng t ns he asked me if I could make one 3. The most important point. Were the side-lights • city istivigat on on s -
guns, impregnable floating, batterien steamier, up and de- hi tle Telegraph .. 6 per cent. -
25 0 01 24 0 0 94 BIRTHS.
Clair, Goldhill, Lady Tatton Polestar f h d f la *
, and Peu case or t e e endant, ut it appeared to be of an
PP . guard chain into an Albert chain of two lengths. 1 said on board the Mail in a ition to be seen, agree- stro • '''
• - ec
r
proper pos y g Plymouth, Portsmouth, or even proceeding to Ditto a•••••• •• •• - - - , -
inl- I could do so aud W '
OF A SON.
d'Espoir cluste • I
oinsu.d
him ,1.,..
~sOU d giejt
,it done by the
,eveningt ably to hhe act ? and, if so, were they sufficiently clear Londlonn itself. Eauitable Beversionry 71pr. cent. 100 0 o jp.o
.o 1 -
. ring well up behind them. In their wake i material character.
wee Pretf-erlee.. A-au __ ,

occurrence on the turf: A scene of dreadful confusion and
anxiety was presented; seven horses fell almost simulta-
neously, viz., Jolly Marine, Hungerford, Comedy, En
chanter, Lundyfoot, Vandal, and Speed the Plough. The
injuries sustained by the jockeys are stated elsewhere.
After this accident, Diana took up the running,
Bandalore and Zeta being second and third ; St.
Clair, Goldhill, Lady Tattoo, Polestar, and Peu
d'Espoir clustering well up behind them. In their wake
was Pretty Boy. As they rose the hill and approached the
last turn, Sandboy and Lady Tattoo were seen to emerge
from the ruck, but the only noteworthy change occurred
at the distance, where Diana gave way respectively to
Sandboy and La'ly Tattoo, and went on third, with
Goldhill next, Bandalore, Zeta, Polestar, and Pretty
Boy showing prominently in her wake. In a few strides
a further Goldhill was beaten, and halt way up the distance
Pretty Boy passed Lady Tattoo, headed Sandboy within
a fe.e paces of the Grand Stand, and at last won by half
a length ' • same distance separating the second from the
third ; three lengths between the third and fourth; GOld-
bill, Zeta, and Besika were next. At of wide interval
behind them came High Priest, Van Eyc,and Diana
Kin{ Cob wa in. ;
walked Challoner was fined 5Z., and Rib.
berd was reprimanded, for disobeying the orders of the

tarter.
The Cowdray Stakes of 10 says each, la ft, with 58 added,
for 2-yr-olds and upwards ; the winner to be sold for
1501., demanded, &c. T.Y.C. 6 subs.
Mr. Armstrong's Aloyone, 4 yrs, gat 41b ,(Sly) 1
Mr. Howard's Chow, 2 yrs, Est 4h (Fordham) 2
Lord Anglesey's Miss Nightingale, 2 yrs. Est 41b
(Hibberd) 3
Mr. Evans's Eardrop, 3 yrs, Bat 6113 (Yates) 4
Botting—fl to 4 agst Eardrop, 3 to 1 each agst Al-
-oYone and Chow, and 4 to 1 agst Miss Nightingale.
Alcyone made all the running and won by a neck ; three
lengths between the second and third ; Eardrop was
close up with Miss Nightingale.
The Stewards' Cup, value 300 save (Handicap), by sub-
scription of 10 RON'S each, with 100 added ; the surplus
to he paid to the winner in specie. T.Y.C. 65 subs.
Mr. F. Fisher's New Brighton, Est yrs, 8.4 31h
Capt. Little's Olympus, 3Hughes) 1
Bd7lb ( (D.
Fordbam) 2
Mr. Aumont's Monarque, 4 yrs, Bst (Speolty) 3
Lord John Soott's Katherine Logie, 3 yrs, Est 4ib

Mr. Justice Erle, in summing up, expressed his opin-
ion that the plaintiff's case had been ful* established,
and that there had been no answer to it on the part of the
defendant, and the jury at once returned a verdict for
the plaintiff for the amount claimed.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—IPswiori, July 28.
CROWN COURT.—(Before Lord Campbell.)

John Till was indicted for robbing Phoebe West, he
being armed with a pistol, and with extorting money by
threats and menaces from her, on the 9th of April, at
Laxfield.

Mr. Wood appeared for the prisoner.
J. Ledwith, sbopman to Mr. Walker, jeweller, 57,
Bisnopsgate street Within, said—On Tuesday, the 17th
ult., the prisoner entered the shop of my employer and
asked to be shown some gold chains. I showed him seve-
ral. He said he was commissioned by his brother, a cap-
tain, to buy a chain to replace one that_ had been lost by
a midshipman to whom hie brother had lent it. After
examining the chains he asked me if I could make one
guard chain into an Albert chain of two lengths. I said
I could do so, and wou'd get it done by the evening.
I showed him also some gold keys to put at the end of
the chain. He then abruptly said he did not like buying
•ne for anybody else, and that he would bring his bro-
ther up in the course of 40 minutes. He thereupon left
the shop, and immediately after he was gone I missed
a gold curb guard chain, weighing 2oz. 15dwt. I had
no one then to attend to the shop, and could not follow
the prisoner. I saw nothing of him till yesterday, when
he came in again and asked to look at some gold chains.
He showed me a curb chain which he was wearing, and
said he wanted one of the same pattern of the value of
9/. or 101. I said I had not one in stock, and sent a
lad for a policeman and gave the prisoner into custody.
lie then said I was a wicked man for accusing hint of
stealing a chain. He hal whiskers when ho called at
the shop on the first occasion, although he has not now;
but I recognised him immediately he entered the shop.
Cross-examined—l cannot say how many chains I
placed before the prisoner, but I missed the one of which
I have spoken the moment he left the shop.
J. Parmby, constable No. 661—1 was sent for to take
the prisoner into custody. On searching him at the
station-house I found nine pairs of gloves in a bundle
in his pocket. I also found a duplicate of a gold chain
pledged on the 28th inst for 11. He was wearing a
gold chain and ring, which I also produce. He told
me he lived at Gravesend.

3. The most important point. Were the side-lights
on board the Mail in a proper position to be seen, agree-
ably to the act? and, if so, were they sufficiently clear
at the time of the collision to be seen half a mile off—a
distance sufficient for avoiding a collision ?

4. Should the jury be of opinion that the Mail's lights
were as described by the mate of the Maria and police-
man No. 9, the case is decided, and the Mail cleared of
any blame. . _ _

Mr. Burcham appeared for the prosecution, and
proved that as the prosecutrix was in her shop, on the
9th of Apri', the prisoner came in and asked for change
for a 51. note, and, being told there was not so much
cash in the house, pulled out a pistol, and, insisting on
having some money, so frightened the poor thing that
i.he went upstairs and brought down half a sovereign,
which he received, not with thanks, but a repetition of
his threats. When he left Mrs. West gave the alarm.
and the Prisoner being pursued was overtaken and
but not before he had displayed two loaded pis-
tols, with which he threatened the lives of his pursuers.
Thejury having found the prisoner Guilty, he was
sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment.

5. Such being the case, who on board the Excelsior
is to blame I—The person in charge, for having been
on the wrong side of the river, and the man who had the
look-oat, for not having seen the ➢Tail's lights in time to
avoid the collision. .

6. If the jury .cannot be satisfied from the evidence
that the Mail's lights were as they ought to have been
—either that they were improperly placed, or were too
dim—the blame must be divided—the Exc3lsior in the
first place for being on the wrong side of the river, and
the Mail for not having sufficient lights.
Afier an absence of two hours and a half, the jury re-
turned a verdict of manslaughter against the pilot
(William Delver) and the mate of the Excelsior (William
Shaw), coupled with a reprimand of the captain of the
Excelsior for not maintaining greater discipline on
board.

Before closing, we would observe that, although the
British Government appear so lukewarm about the matter,
within a fortnight of the trial at Formby the Mersey Steel
and Iron Oompany had applications from several foreign
Governments respecting the gun ; and, we believe, they
are now about to commence the forging of two other guns,
although not of so large a size.

We read in the Journal des Pyrenees Orientalts :
"A flying division is now being organised at Carcas-
sonne. It is to consist of several regiments of infantry
and cavalry, and to be placed under the orders of Gen.
Lafontaine. Should circumstances require the presence
of those troops along the Spanish frontier, they will be
marched thither either across the department of Ariege
or that of the Eastern Pyrennees, in order to protect
the French territory."
STOPPING A MARRIAGE.—At the Liverpool Police
Court, yesterday, a seaman named Geo. Watermann,
was brought up under the following circumstances :—The
prisoner lodged at a public-house, in Surrerstret, where
he had been staying some time. He had paid attention to
the landlord's barmaid, Ann Jane Woods, and wanted to
marry her ; but " Blniface" ascertaining that be had a
wife in New York, discouraged his addresses. On Sun-
day morning Mr. Wood, the girl's father, from informa-
tion he had received, went to St. Michael's Church, Pitt-
street, where he ascertained that the prisoner and his
daughter were about to be married. On looking at the
marriage certificate he saw that the prisoner had repre-
sented himself as a single man, and had put down the
bride's ago at more than 21, whereas she was not yet 19.
He therefore gave him into custody on the charge of per-
jury. The marriage being thus abruptly prevented, the
girl was taken home. She became very violent, and in the
coarse of the day she swallowed a piece of blue-stone,
nrrl wan taken to 'Ow ttl!-Ir-nlry in a, dfrlg:;7o:ls state.
liipe,nedies were however itpplie,i, and she i, rue,vei
mg.
The incumbent of the church, the Rev. Cyrus 'Morrell,
who was examined, stated that the girl represented her-
self to him to be more than 21 years of age. The prisoner
was discharged with a caution.

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
- -
X a. d. £ s. d.
British •• .. • • .....• .. - - - -
Ditto Provincial.... 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 -
Brighton ...... •••• . , 51. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15
City of London .. •• - 41. Os. 100 0 0 150 5 0 -
Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
Equitable •......... 21. 105. 150 0 0 all 35
Great Central ....... 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 124
Imperl4l .. • • ........ 101.& bonus.; 50 0 0 all 86
Independent ......... 51. I f/ 40 0 0 -
1
Londoa•• ............ - , 50 0 0 PP ''."
Do., Parl. Preference 61. par cent. i 25 0 0 ' 25
Pt:e -ix ............. 41. per cent. 160 0 0 52 0 0 41%
Ratcliff ..... .. _ ... 51. 1100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General ..•• •. 21. 10s. 150 0 0 all -
Westminster Chartered 41i per cent. 50 0 0 2IP 55
Ditto, New .... •• • • - 50 0 0 10 ~ 0 -
WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share. 1
£ s. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction
Kent.... •• - 80
Lambeth • • - 100 0 0 - 95
New River Company - - -
Sowthwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 8936
West Middlesex -• • - 51. per cent. , 61 0 0 - 1O(
BRIDGES.
.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
r---
X s. d. £ a. d.
flungerford - .. • • .... - - -7%
Southwark .. -..• • .. - 100 0 0 - -
Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 0 0 -- -
Waterloo ..... .... •• • • - 100 0 0 - -
Ditto Old Ann. of Si 11. Lis. Bd. CO 0 0 - -
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 25%
Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 - 2l
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
-- - -
£ a. d.i £ a. d.
Commercial .• .. •• .. - 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - -
East C.,antry.. - - -
Londoll .- - - ... - - 51. pr cent. Stock. - I -
Ditto Bonds.• .. • 4/. per cent. - -
-
i..q. Katharine .• •• - 189
`cuthampton
Victoria .. • • -

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid.' Price.
Annum. Share.
--,---- - -
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Australasia. ..... ..... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 102%
British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 ~ 70
Commercial of London. 10i.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Colonial .............. 51. per cent. i 100 0 0 25 0 0 22N
(onion-. -.. • ....... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Loud. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 21
London and County - . 107. per cent.l 50 0 3 20 0 0 35
Londn nod Westroinitr 'l4l. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 49V,
London Joint• Stock ... 111. pzr cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 32
provincial of Ireland.. 1 81. per cent. 103 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ditto, N ew.• •.. - - , 8 /.per cent. 10 0 0 all -
Nationr.l of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 33 0 0 -
Ditto. New .. •• .. -%8 ?. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 23
Orientai Bank Corpora. B+. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 41
South Australia ••• . -14 s p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 fr 72
Union of Australia.. • • 30'. per cent. 25 0 0 IP -
Ditto .... •• • ....... 301. per cent. -- 210 0 -
Union of London ..... 201. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 28%
Union of Madrid ... • • I - 40 0 0 all -
CANALS.
.1
Names of 0., Dividend Price Names of Dividend
c..
-
Companies. ,13 per Companies. 0., Annum. Price.
ci:. Annum. , 1
. -^---"-.. - • • - " . - - --"--- ' - - " '
tshtn &Oldh' 93 71. p. et.' 145 slacclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51
Flarnsly • • • •
,160 - 1 - Neath •.• • • • 100 101.
B rknlzezA.brg 150 4/. Oxford.. •• • • 100 - 103
Birmingham! 40' 41. 93% Peak Forest. 7g 5/. Os. 76
Coventry....lloo 257. - Regent's •• - 30 1/ 16
Derby •• . - 100 67. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 76
Ellsmre&Chsl 69 214 p. ct. - Somrset Coal 1401 - -
GrandJunctn 100 3' pr. et. 43 Do. Lk FV,t 121 - -
Do., 6 1 r•Ct.l 10 61. pr. et. 1134 Stilrd &Wore 140 281. 420
Grand .urrey, 100 41. - Shrewsbury.. 1251 - -
Grand Union' 100 IL Os. - Stwirbridgs.. 145 12/. 290
Kennt & Avnl 39 6s. Od. 6% %Severn andi
Lancaster ..1100 - - Wye Rail. j 26 2/. -
Leeds &Livrp 100 251. 453 N Warwick & 7
Leicester ....1I 100, 51. 49 yi, 1 ' Birming. 5 100
--Leicstr &Nth 83' - Warwick &"/ I 21. 10
Loughborogh' 142 701. 550 Napten...3 100 2/. 25
Monmouthshlloo - - Worcstr &/ 781 21. 20
Mntgmerysh 103, - - Birming.
Meltn Mwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks, -10 s. Od. 4%

The Constantinople journals state that the new
Scheriff of Mecca bad gained a sanguinary battle, and
then taken by assault the town of Taif, where his rival
had taken refuge.
[ADYERTISEMENTI—HoIIoway's Pills, an indisputable
remedy for Indigestion.—ln the remotest districts of the
BOW-STREET.— William Maiden, a well-dressed United kingdom the renown of these pills is daily, in-
man of about 35 years of age, the proprietor of a photo- deed hourly, sustained. Mr. David Lewis, of Llan•
graphic establishment in 'Oxford-street, was brought up gefelach, suffered severely from indigestion, and conse•
on remand, charged with indecently assaulting a young (pent severe pains in the stomach, for six months. The
man named Challenger on Friday night last. neighbouring medical men failing to cure him, he at
Challenger said that the nrisoner entered into conver.
length hai recourse to Holloway's pills, by the regular
cation with him in Bloomsbury-greet, and walked with and persevering
employment of which all his distressing
him to Bedford-square, where the offence was committed. and, at times, uoi) •.arahtt: aches and pains,
He would have rnn awqy, r ;„;:„ v:4- et
,)7 darcd. void by
firmly by the wrist ; and he would have made more resist-I medicine vendors throughout the World, at Professor
ante than be did, but that he was afraid. As soon as he ; Holloway's establishments, 244, Strand, London, and
saw a policeman he gave the prisoner in charge. 80, Maiden-lane, New York ;by A. Stampa, Constan-
This statement was corroborated by another young man tinople ; A. Guidicy, Smyrna ; and E, Muir, Malta,

I
Equitable Reversloni7 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0
Ditto Now .. • • •... 50 0 0 17 10 0
Gen. Revers. & Invest. 5 p. c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 105
Gen •Steam Navigation 10 p. ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 27. X
Hudson's Bay.. •• .. .. Stock. 1 204%
nungerford .. • . .. • • .. 2/. ss. • 100 0 0 100 0 0
London Institution • .. _ _
London Reversionary 51per cent. 15 0 0 all
Russell Institution • ... , 12 10 0
Price'sPatentCand. Co 10/. percent. 20 0 0 1 17 10 24N
Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0
Royal Mail Steam—. 41. p. share. 100 0 0 i 60 0 0 70%
South Australian Land 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 36
Trust and Loan Comp.
Upper Canada ..., 1 20 0 0 5 0 _
--,==---------- - -

OXFORD CIRCIJIL-LHEnziroup, JULY 29.
CRIMINAL COURT. —(Elefore Mr. Justice Wightman.)
Ann Gtvillim, aged 38, was charged with endeavouring
to conceal the birth of her infant child. The prisoner
was brought into court in a state of extreme debility
and apparent misery. She pleaded Guilty.
Mr. Justice Wightman sentenced the prisoner to three
months' imprisonment, and directed that she should be
taken care of.
The prisoner was removed from Court, but with some
difficulty, owing to her state of extreme tiet-Ality.
At the time of her delivery the prisoner was a nurse
at the workhouse of the Weobley Union, and she had
reduced herself to her present state of weakness and
disease by walking six wiles out and eia miles *4O

The prisoner, who through his solicitor denied all
knowledge of the robbery, was remanded.

SUBMARINE RELICS —The schooner, South Shore,
Captain E lward Otis, arrived at this port from Cape
Breton last night, having on board many memorable
implements of war and other articles, buried in the deep
at the capture of Louisberg, by the English, in 1745.
At that time five French armed vessels were sunk ;
several attempts, more or less successful, have been made
to recover ordnance, balls, &C., which were then en-
gulphed. The crew of the South Shore have been for-
tunate in this particular on their late cruise. They ob-
tained 18 iron cannon, some of them of large calibre,
and one reaching the weight of 9,200 lbs. The ordnance
remaining in the water for more than a century is
covered and has no legible marks to stamp it
as onto
belonging w
to Louis XV. Besides the cannon a
ith r i rust,
variety of shot of different sizes, iron knte-4, pieces of
cable, ropeyarn, and mementos of French defeat, of divers
shapes, were also secured, all possessing a peculiar interest,
as recalling that interesting anti-revolutionary era when
our father-, acquired the discipline which enabled them sub-
seq nently to castoff British thraldom. The value oftheina•
terial raised from the French wreck is estimated at
2,500 dole, The company, consisting of five men, have
been absent only two months and a half, and as they
charters d the South Shore on their own ascount, mill
reap a prpfi'ab'e hrd for their t iis. T, is ,s the
,eco:id y have kbacie to the seen:: of the French
disaster, as they visited the spot last summer ; but their
success in the pecuniary view was not so decided then
as it has been the present season.—Boston Transcript,
July 11.

On the 31st inst., at West-hill, Wandsworth, the wife
of Mr. John E. Richard.

On the 29th inst. at 15, St. George's-road, the wife of
Major Armytage, doldstream Guards.
On the 30th inst., at Elm-terrace, Battersea-rise, the
wife of Chas. G. L. Ilay, Esq.

(Quinton) 4
The following also ran :—Flacrow, Vin(lex, Coroner
Old Rowley, Stork '
Artillery, Tom Burke,Alembic,
michaejam Maid, Bright Phoebus, Polinoottie, Octavio,