... AMERICA. , NEW YORK, 2 (Afternoon). Anointed » day of humiliation, on Yee 'of Lin col a^'s death, all business was suspended. in New York. In his (: ...

... SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ASSOCIATION CHURCH SCHOOLMASTERS. During the past few mouths considerable discussion has taken place with respect to the most advisable method of popularising the meetings of the above association. One of the suggestions made by the Hon. and Rev. W. H. I.yttelton was that the teachers should undertake some systematic study of the natural sciences, not only with the view to ...

... oitr City Correspondent.] S.VTI' Kv k.n INC. The Stock markets continue dull, with most inactive state of business. l»ut this is not to wondered at. considering how rapidly Saturday is becoming more or less a holiday. Speculation is still D.Hujiied in guessing at the causes of the stagnation in presence so many favourable features arising from the prospects the money market and of the crops. ...

... ' [From our City Correspondent. J London, Tuesday Evening. The Stock markets are still destitute of everything like animation, and quotations are barely maintained. The chief occupation has been the settlement. Generally the low price money has caused the rates of continuation to rule comparatively moderate ; but though some stocks have slightly improved, it is considered doubtful whether, ...

... YESTERDAY. T. PhilVyi, ...

... On Tuesday evening last, Mr. W. S. Poole, Coroner, held an inquest, the Coventry Arms, Milverton, near Leamington, on the body of a young girl, named Eliza Simkins, aged thirteen ye%.rs. Deceased, who was an illegitimate child, had been inhumanly deserted by her mother when very young, when she was adopted by uncle and aunt, named Nay lor, who at present are in the service of Mr. Broughton, at ...

... Brookes, and William Gant, charged with having feloniously entered the premises of Mr. Charles Smith, Grange Lane, Erilington, were .again remanded until Thursday next, at Erdington, upon the application of Mr. Bloxham, who has less than seven charges 4 of burglary against Ward. Extensive Roelrry. About 100 yards of silk coverings, amounting in value to £50., have been stolen sometime since ...

... (/rum TuenUa ij A'i'jht'i GazntU.] BANKRUPTS. William Thomas Matthkws. Dudley, beerseller, Jane 12, at Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham. Evans, Oakley. Bromyard. Herefordshire, hotelkeeper, June If, at 12, Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham John u.iiams, Holt Street, Birmingham, late grocer, 19, at 10, County Court, Birmingham. Aikxani.ek Mukui.hkn Dean, late of New John Street, Birmingham, civil ...

... Mb. I>i re 11. Ball, llavunijivim, pisM mnlcrr. Last tlor and discharge. On the aiijilication of Mr. Griffin, Mr Beaton, the bankrupt was adjourned for three ]>ri'- I>«re his accounts. re Richard Hodywn, general List examination and discharge. Mr ('lark appeared \'tr the bankrupt, and produced a deed of composition, under wliicVthe bankrupt agreed to pay his creditors 10s. in the pound. Mr. ...

... London Corn Exchange, Yesterday.—Very moderate supplies of English wheat came fresh to hand to-day. Nearly tha whole of the supply, however, was received in good conditioa. The trade for both red and white samples ruled firm, and Mayday's advance in prices was well maintained. There was moderate supply of foreign wheat on the stands ; all kinds wa* in steady request, and previous quotations ...

... At the Clerkenwell Police Court, yesterday, George Powell (17), piano-forte maker, was charged with stealing coat and a telescope, the property of Torn Sayers, the exchanipion of the pugilistic world. Thomas Sayers said he resided at 51, Camden Street, and had kept the prisoner for the past twelve years, and had paid for apprenticing him. About four or five weeks since the prisoner left him, ...

... YESTERDAY. Before Messrs. T. C. S. K>jtintrsicy (Stipendiary), and T. Lane. Wholesale Henry Oliver (.' ...