The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-20 00:00:00

LAW THIB DAT. COURT OF BANICRUPTC Mews lb. Cologaimicoar Goa = ni BS F. F. 1111•11.-T111 LONDON/ MID 1112DWAlti ladato).ll marled ca bamboo ea ea MlWridiewred, sad to-day woe e= re h r .; emoluttae. Mr. I. C lem the albs al Yrs& 111101111 Methent), apponil ter the mignon awl sebi In the nnethean bid bees njeurrod kr then fain bet in 111111•1411•11 yet ben Mid. lkilirfiggemol kr the blame enl emblest the noes et the deny. TM bookra eeow east ibe Larks an Itenterae Osea. pear, nab is brig vend up ia ape OM WAR ibe =Mende, andon inns ar the bo beg ern* ban the beinnes t la et lb. 0a the bnineen et eastpeay Mr. the rani lbgebbin man do Ms wen in be bat sot ben die r eeit ibe bear* he ming en hr encein Me. XL 11e, Wm' lig the =WNW illt It to be a gnat law rir Mr. Imam iiirg i = "t very woe =Ws, as they led ad O's. faislW. Vet _ _ HY Ylowwiial two owed to be Ale to wrionlosi Ijo own anotolt, ad Iwo to Met twilroly to sasear. ald wit wwwilor • willtioti =COM% mei wog domain =dr am du alo, bud well post window uatli wattles (slow* two nceilw). IW 111 W&RD. Tbie bankrupt w darrbedrr e atomic remeamfactarer, Boweborel-yard, rad sow Gam Oar Ye reetileate. lir. Beery append ke tbe ea lie 'mod el estandvia expea sad Isaaratai am ecomeree- Mks We. Tbe aka re shied le be—le eaelbeeemeseend, 1,0071. ; sot *Mess, 1,7461. The wear woe earned me—geed able, 2131.6 a. ; &Odd, 71. 170. 7d. ; pepelr, 1161. 19.14. Mr. Bagley rid Vast de bankrupt emommedlde Ulmer drat la hammy, 1565, with s diatom" et OR 17. IL Ile had biome warily for Maw who be arma lamed iambs', and miter be bed bum rby Mr. Rottman, a creditor. Stareely bare tbs . = awry be denied that be was levotved Y eseeremedmtion bOl trarammetkoba, but it sear turned out that tbssearedbore, to the Went of 1,7251. would vomits tic begs* dun of the grata. Hi; Hoerr—AM the trade ream to the ®pmt of 1,007 L, will oat mesa 2d. in the peara Mr. Jobs yr called, awl add lbes ha as a 4We bankrupt's trade creditors—a ad ths arr. He rod • sea...rra irk the bankrupt two of three roma bare the lessarey. He owed witness wry, read cared at as resasse el • isea of the ate a Kant, who, ke sold was • nerleabie paws on the Stock Haag& ises sad him whether be bad gIA , a Hatt bills is Wimp. B. rid that he Wei had, exert race, sad that MB bed nos of Witmer said, "If you lave asp races to Kent, I think se UV or Yw k ir sat thr I do of you." He this ad that lat was • nay saleotable asad aUS world be sew to he paid, as they 'brays en. last tea wads sitar that Kat bear bankrupt. His Hosaw—Kist hos set yet lid a lases-altera llr. Hohlears,—Albe Kamt Mud, arra said that he lased Ina weerastrad 110001111110ades KU He abo add that he fad set WI to what era he vas Sas ke ho bad givas Irak respassm M INA Ind they war Mad up by another para a prat et the arms at lessreser garroter bear hear* at rest the err lat). Chiciled the bankrupt, and dared to tall bun to d=r . _ . _ Hie Hasev waelared that Mr. Chaney emelt' awed Ma-Mica to act defog so. Thin was sewn Mime that all three dise—Kwat, loakease, sad the beak a— had bees pe soft( la as to imposo ea the b. Two d aim bed sot Mod say accounts, sad ttgitt it weld be WY, to Ottawa the ciao until the flora lied Mod that toosaala. _ TM are wee. Dada, Wound for do aKetbs. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. Tide losettami, • Ita - a - wrieliber, ia Clifton-street, Fie•bury, elm was ea tell. wee owned by Sir Edward Hoare in per ms, aad asygeeted by lie. gergood. la Mew, lest SW Edward nom, who resides near Ashford, la LA, led hie siteatka caged to an advertise. meat for the sae eta pidlag bekegiag to • person named Drown. Thectalmed wr paretimed dw 36f., with a trial o tea 4sys. The Musa was retained, and then Sir Zdtvar.4 who was sesemprisi by • fricad, saw the insolvent et the Meek Mese stables in the Curt•in-read. Biwa rld he bed net the money sad Ott! a bill, alga wee geolited, ea which the iciesivent pulk4 oat • ho4Yl d to rad Brown. Blom imi . 411•.•011344, I. vent returned the wary to Ma yekok wig ho only bid tdi. or . sh Edward is km ha Armed by Brows and the insolvent. Winn it berm Ike, at two make, is April, the parties wen not le be limaL The heakost woe now is prima at the suit of Mr Idward. aad Dram woe ma est. It epowsd Ski the bookuoi IP= dbefutrged under the het ii MC Ile had ham Brews kr eight years. The yard Maggot to • pima amed Sawyer. Sir Edward E. mai be It it to be hie duty to coats kew.ud sad oppose the lorehest oa public musk I A goothema Okik mid the imelmat by Na, okra he preemie. th a te a thet k wee a Ewa et 16. s weet it the ped. ea whialt the kooks' haled. The lassiont Meted be hid sled In summit with !tenon. He id ate balm TIM bid bums el Ilia. He dil.4 the bill kr hie easewmadieelea. )tr. Celealmimm Philips thought kw eve mama Ow they lad soled together. Tide wee ea atemseillea to odd& be moo Irma ear ram monk sal &or tor onward oirmioossw hit it le be hie duty %o a judgment le dr ha Mar ci the iktereikery Judgment et Is wreak& MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. (Before Mr. Padalay, Q.C.,latistaat Judea.) 'lt mart oat tatlay at Wartmlaater to try a owe at mi. II . ..ry llo4B* and This.. Mortis, id tontrosisso, won bd‘or& it the Wises of tbs with saoritiee at IX Pos er* for Apr*, a aidusue to mat ups jumbo Wowing Os Um - et N. Geworosist, Agoz-toos. lir. Koos orl Ns. F. Z. la** botivaloishavuo top azt ei z on eselel ar dr p000solloo; Mr. , Mauled Nie.lllalm, word fato tto &CIO botki Ns Os* a Abash* Si pliso tqlos • sospoilsa Soma sot by Os ma old. notot a l i t so awl _Owl So Who 11111110 5. P 1.1. 12 9.11 ifief, mud .at to bora mks so boa Or Fkag am; mai not* allow 1011 so% seindolo. Ups Imo amillso _ fry oath sat,tett Into a nooplosso to sipper kr "demi vim allot ups. Mt. Cooper, at Moil anis As* mil dry boi ask/ thou4ttoot el* tie *mot Wm*, is bt4 smaiolio men, would any ad de tuelltlso Wpm" is iills. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. WO Icon ;is - braiii do 17ri - ZiMation relative thr chews of tst~ltr. - Wreers st 12, C emn, of pregerydreg ether Oily it fery Wtf whoop, err Awe, anS w eZkel rim palm le lbe I ales of brae= SAIL ma Wises this ere wee fret mar de Mks d the reristrate, it was stated Wt the tint heiredee tie 'Meer eer.4 red of the rebbory was tree • mwebraber . el the Arm t RkLed ., to the erserelorter-reed, to whom the primer bed Ma elate kw sate, sad en tars fte primmer pee mat es meatireserry eseat bdir :l= malt end the dregam that the aim wee learei b tabs bb to the rear, Mere be we .dal, ri • tree, a greet =Or el Were, elegem bib ef emberge, mesereere went Mod Inks toot r oared to 19, vim be wean., irwartion that lied been ermined et Yr WM'. efts Melee lie rem% ma es bile erl ether rel. fry roma re tbe plarage Weigel lo ere et Mr. Mov I's dere ef the nom of afterey, vie NM m f ew et dr bM. eme pima fee hie Ar Or gm ger if /ig drm illienormi sad be ther heads efore oppbei dr dry bistro up In Wee. Ald.rosan Who rkt it was his bdelles to commit the pris,,e...r for trial, sad the hubs met tamer in the beach of abe et t• but all bills Wag ale beige lie Mel would be glom up. Mr prisoner was the esnrAtell fr IdeL Mamma WI.. NM Me ellm Y drip al lie ere (Palmer, 12i L el the uremia (trce) hod mid ertrt per areelies era Nepal ; red if nary ether siker wad* raft W Ilhonika es well, it wouM hod to the ddsds tray am weirefis est tide Idea Me kir his rareht weld be le Or lung% wiw, this east's rertlider eirdlen w.W be Warw. sauna LlrriCile 171 TII3 num Jaws any, ea elderly mai a, an damn tridi ontrest ng the tbosonsidne Itallngsatink la tie snub Juba %Won; 111 mid Gat eigid Vona datinr day reit be err ne nit a beam of hug la Lira liknortnn Masa anglikalim bell bin to awe any end be did so, but la nein b an b. than bin nor the b roe. lat UM e e get, erooddy. en woken his Mr lin Mud* vim lit. druold—Did be rade gay geinatios Porarra—enend one were nanny tbst way and ird to arid bin ; one win siege* to tan oat of the Mr. Anold—inme then bin 'my tomplents wind yawns at dr Einans ta this neighbourhood Pontoon—Thouea t dsr boaron have bees teat fres ibis One Indy. Thee ban ben angielan THE „EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1857. 11 9 :" 6_ 41asold ite i zrzwagbatniztozet ak sr saki gema, a= aka 04104 1. = make esq ildrattima. Tlkgallames vg sal 101 l sr awl go away, mg I aka* araul. • 'Ms tar that, whEla g inom isldamt alskla agna • pal& al sad aw l la fake t a b s, =in ko amin ess aver lb palkama fask a lMl bow saw bra augklaill ass arrCet ie = kor E VAli bm -Na s tara ar t aboMet ili kt=kaa. I asallip yea ups goer adoring kla par kas re sepleassa fa sum lip Julpant Wad spas. WORSHIP-STREET. SCANDALOUS ASSAULTS AND LUMP PENALTIES. Abide lfasiesk, a powerhi eed reillsolly-looldng heibre Ide.ined, with the following awl violent :am reit*, the die et • tradsaman in ihe City-real, and wlis in very delicate lwahh, dated that or ihe prim @ming, while Vaisloe! Bishopipiedisset, Is cesapany with ltesband, the defesiest. IMMO the alighted weld big taken of lain by than at a mod nasism and the trait and Mink is a New on et with in hie elandtal it On had weft* isind lbws dime in that bet um Iy, barn seedini bed need, einbeel ; the vioinee, bonnet, in Min she bed boss salneesd by the delirium *denims& psederamay blr: a Gems* walinerd the show shimming. W. ea dim sada to the " alodsid" *seas, MsNile having Me 4114 ishathat with then etestehies west the Bedew Ceastbe . He ad vise bin le be=rl b le d Zely le the bat is riles* away trees the saw, Mt hastited of hied his hi S t iri dra, while he steeped le pkt it up. Mod him 4U the user the lilt The pais trees this ins so szowive that ho weld so ample. t st a in WOO, for teach it with a teed. peke sib the mewed was perfectly tegniseat of idwit he wee dabs at 'tightly t ot liquor . his cowlace I was we* itspesis. litr. Irlysesere big the dekadaat, who ceavieedy a zwerked thee be bad so wweiketka shout the =sitar, ho would Ire ht. H.. es twisty-ewe days' irepriseasisat for 1 welt (elate, they wont very row etwaolts. (THIS DAY.) FALKIRK BURGHS.—MR. MERRY UNSEATED. On the meeting of this committee, to-day, Sir John Pakington, Dart., In the chair, The Chairman after the committee had consulted together wens time with rUsed doors, announced that in the opinion of the osomirelttle t: the cgs already proseute h d appeared to be so rt that wi ad_peer e a y ty to ask the called upon , l w fb d r the out art o t:g g member to sal mlismsepp rebut the ateteetenta made. fid:riT•hiti;;tiiisgai,;;Qi of the Ti g ht hon. gen tismaktic his rather by surprise; and hr was not prepared WWI ',Awes as the instant. He therefore hoped the cow males wadi giw hiss a few minutes to consult with his Asst. The Chehem rid that there could be no objection what ever to the prepselelem of the learned counsel. Yr. Jima in crew to ell up the limo, then called a wit nso! named Alvedar Id 'Laren. _ _ Xr. Plies abaft afterwards returned to the committee sod Natal tint they were not prepared with evidence ; eel In bet they hit the ease m s.roog worst them that they sheeld leave It as It stood in the hands of the com mittee. Mr. Jame., upon this, said he should not proceed with the mach stronger case of the other petitioner, and would waive his right of mly. Mr. hinn the waived his right of sAdressing the com mittee. The mu then rimed; and, after some delibresileg Ilta relies were again called in, and the Chair ing imismsui ChM Mr. Kerry was nut duly elected, h►siag lea Oar, Ibringh his agents, of bribery and treating. MALDON : Tho committee re-awlembled this morning at eleven o'clock, when the examination of Mr. O. W. Die/by waa rammed. Payne, Mayor of Msldols, woo next called, sad de nied all the alkgstions made with reference to the peat he took in the election. The landlord and landlady of the Wellington In deposed ma to an entertekunent at their hones to persons brought there by Mr. Riley on the eve of the nomination. The evidence was Jost concluded, and Mr. Phien wee ansionlng up when one report Wt. WEYMOUTH. The couszeites re-assembledtiiie;o7ining et twelve o'clock. Mr. T. Egerton in the chair. Th. list witness celled was Mr. Joseph nudes, the elec tion auditor, who wet ezmniaisd as to the accounts. ones, examined by Mr. Clark, stated 'WS be ac h e inter of Weymouth, and a law days before the electi bed an 'mention in his hams for 41. le. pot in by a baker. A men named Alen was MM. Witness had not the money to pay , it, and hie wife applied to Mr. Howard, to arid him. Mr. Howard's clerk after nerds 6. to the hones and brought V. 10s. and a note et head, which witness mimed. Witnem made up the met of the money, and the execution was withdrawn. The note of hand was paid two days Aar the date. The *items produced the receipt In crossmamination the witness denied that the money was lent for the purpose of influencing in any way his vote. He wee a carpenter by trade, and frequently worked out a portion of the mute of hie home. Mrs. Jones, wife of the lest witness, was then examined, end mhatantielly coeds:nod the account given by her husband. _ _ the bailiff, was also called, and his evidence wee when our report left. UNION BAN% OP AUSTRALI4.—ITRIS DAY.) This afternoon the nineteenth annual meeting of the proprietors of the Milton Beak of Australia wee held at the Bally Old Broad-street, Mr. It. CAMPHELL in the chair. The used formalities having been gone through the report was rid. It oast bed the following statement of llaUlities end meets mob up at the branches on the 31st Dec., 1616, and at the Imam aim ea the 30th of June. 1257 :- 14661111110—ChuslatIca, 413,2191. • deposits, 2,396,3364 au ILL ; bilis payable a n d other liabilities, blatif. ha 10d. ; bakimo of undivided profits, 6d.; reserve fund (invested se per contra)), ; 7 41p . capital, 820,0001.-5.079,880 t l6s. 2d, :—Bslanee of undivided prate et June, 111114 On 7d.; out of which • dividend wee itobeal, by way of intereet, amounting to 86,1001., landag a Irma at 6,6671. 6s. 7d., to which are stale be aided the poets of the pest year, ending at itslardni ea OW December, 11156, mid at the ladenmot,BothJmues,,lBs7 , viz: For, belf-year, as reported t o lesooey, 1867, 90,6261. le. 6d.; Ditto, now 91,611111. 14a. Od. ; total, 183,2211. lbs. 6d. Deduct l x nclwr ed‘ tea paid he per ea the average of the last three yew, 14,00111. 18.. it, 10,2161. le. 10d.-174.8821. le. it AMAMI d rims' j•ii F=torsat chrieftego in = rooot.--ousit. ; mormt at NUM spirt Ise MB *abed dr* so rid to 6 * "Pik UAW WNW nest hires 1 1 at wadded peas at this UAW it ; IS bark sad ash broaess ! NUM ttel=B,llll. I* ; brit prains of SOAR I* Mt. Mme. postulant& stork dad' semillau la___ ; _ • invermat at room New Tim pr Oelie. IMAM ; Islak 14079,840 Ho 2d. It 1•11—As toporad si Jr* 1836, 100,000/. The *pet Si us bed dill had been lan** der- Mg the yardnd rob, to the arm* of aid dapadralso knetors war bs molds * amino the an* disidsal last pa. TM aft WOK bad beta or rib .dettb.rsibliol psi* seat T ea Isla furl kr pop* yaw arm* Zr dose.,brew. was net williatar int sits *Mb of Os art at spa wad ribs . TTitdirt ied lobo thilissi arid he la its nis r 9 don,} per met. for the holdierr; k Lon ba maks la emairtaz, es Me lOW the 46 July next, and in thethee of esioak in e, with the abbe. of the bommte-tax, as mon ate the receipt of &Mere kom hems se pale. The CHAIRMAN in sense the adopthe of the report odour* to an ainesinalmoss of 13,6001. boobs Is be met ride for old ashes, and observed that the future of the bolt appeared to be Naar aboarbar. Hitherto the bank had hes MUM wpm to pay iota 14,000/. to 18,0001. a pa fre boosertes, bat *ham 8 we. oakekted that the eebeeMi peas out mod 411161. or kNOL, wig to the mantas tad ward* pm* la kat two*. The teepee- Mooldp of Meats berm divided into lee eeke4 and I ono sooddentlp *mar ;hi s limp wadi kno vest of porseling the meermece of may bod imams la tie bamboo Idtbs lassardisi bud to &bemire of art banana obke bad bra d /NW air rest nhasnagros terms, Mr. Ontrutor rid kr sup esphastion at to the lia bility of shareholdes. Was it defied or unlimited, and how long did it onetime air a sender? The CHAIRMAN and it vas miltifted ; it had been gem ray supposed that the May stationed for three years after trawler. Mr. 61111040 N next Impilfied whether the directors ron tomplated ereiftg • donne d Worporation ; sad if they ht A conk! gleells P say thk, at al Se do proposed Book of Inas utre _ 91 es raped hem swam te the first queetion end% dee woad be wild Me SAMS bed been abandoned. Mr. Illehrnee wiebed M hem brie mesh of the amount eateemeding on lee wee elhemeed to heel directors. Tim CHAIRMAX add ma ; hat he must remind the bewersable provision rat r• heel directors, being mostly in large mememille Arms in the colonies were the M7 l . 7eZterners the leek well bee& Yr. idiclartai we'll be Owl to have an approximation; wee a greet peels. ed Iheeweest edvanoed to the dinettes of different leasolese 1110 CH AMMAN I sat. Yr. Cc moms mho the yahoo of having local directors who two t la Imo norantilo m emo, sad who gonad Soft bin peseta& beldam to the Yowl leo los a ttok slho *Welt te Metalled was lothoot, tho ' elected, wad h tbs proseediap dont & tbo n = omilloset to the ehairosaa, directcr• mad odd MAZE LISTS-2HIB DAT. Two o'am=. 1 The railway share market to-day is quiet, and Las not participated in the improvement of the fluids. Pliers are in most cases fairly supported, hat a few desteiptions including Lancashire and Yea slat, and London and South Western, have been rather offered. York and North Midland, however, is better. French lines maintain their recent rapid improve ment. Great Luxembourg (201. paid) are better. 01IDDIANY MAIDS AND STOMA. all WM dad AI Illrea.Wah.=llay 1 Mrs. Las. &Om Jar II! .16,4 and - oil lio - mair - S - .7..-7. - ...=... - IN .111isol1s - NO asellaXmll7 NI . ssa ...—. . -- NI D..4Tgot, a Mal. J. 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N II g all iii ii 44 4 I ad Psr 4 m If 14 U s4_ :6 M 73 4 I 14 II Ma .110 N al 14 4 I 1811 IN N II U ST g '4 et SS 411 mg 1g le awl *4 *4 a 11 111 Is N id li 11 di' Isla AN ELECTIONEZEINO INCIDENT OP 1071.—1 t appears from the Pumas of the 10th May, ear the " Par liamentary artery," that one Thome Lang, gent., was re turned for the borough of Westbury In the county of Wilts, who, being found to be a very simple man and not fit to nerve in that place, was questioned how be came to be elected. The poor man immediately condoned to the house that he gave to Anthony Garland, mayor of the said town of Westbury, and one Watts of the same, 41. for his place in per • liament. Upon which an order was made that the said Gar land and Watts should repay unto the said Thos. Long the 41. they had of him. Also that • fine of 201. be sesessed for the Queen's use on the rid corporation and inhabitants at Westbury, tor their soandalons attempt—Quarterly Serino, new number. The Maharajah Thileep Singh, who was in Perth shire last weer, passed through larcener on Wednesday, en his way to C.althaese, to 100 k at estates in that county, with a view to purchasing a Highland property. He was ac companied by Sir John Login.—lseersess Cbtarier. Mn. BIIONT IN THE HIGHLANDS.—We (Diver se.. awrifr) undesstand that Mr. Bright arrived at the Union Hotel on Wednesday night, and looks remarkably well. Mr. Bright intend. fishing the Ready, at the invita tion of Lord Lord, and will then proceed to Ifelmadale to make a abort eta_y, and enjoy the angling on that river. THE AZT TREASURES EMIT/MIDS.—The follow ing is a return of the ambers admitted during the weak:— Monday, by mascot, 8,606 , by season tickets, 993. Taws day, by payment, 6.608 ; by sermon tickets, 1.342, Wednes day, by payment, 11,791 ; by yearn tickets, 938. Thursday, by payment, 4,235; by seam ticket., 5,098. Friday, by payment, 5,747 ; by lemon tickets. 873. Saturday (5 p.m.), by payment, 5,366; by season ticket., 1,200. APOTHECAZIEV HALL—The following are the names of gentlemen who routed their examination in the science sad practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, July 16 —lsaac Dublin Ward. Clifton, York; Howland Rowland, Strata, Florida; Edmund Hooper Gallen, Briars-rise, Surrey ; John Little Thom.,, Carmarthen ; Lewis Harris, Broadhrepton, Toter, Devon ; Eugene Says Inc*, 3, Wilton-street; and Alfred Jams Ran. taster. _ _ _ Tng Si. LEGEn.—The number of entries for the Doncaster St. Leger of 1849 is 170, and the net value of the tusks. 4,2501. The noblemen and gentlomen who have more than two nominations are the following .—This Marquis of Exeter, our, Lord Olssgow, four; Lord Clifden, throe; Lord Losdesboroaik, three ; Sir C. Mouck, three; Mr. F. Marton, six ; Mr. Bowes, four; Mr. Cookson. tour; Mr. J. Scott, four ; Mr. J. Merry, four ; Mr. H. Hill, three; Mr. Polley, thew Two Cat/m=l Brian To DZATE. —Mr. C. I. Carttar, coroner foe Welk Rest. WI es lewd on Sektrday eftentoce. st Whoa, per &woo& on the beaks of Arthur sad Medlin Smith, sgei nelestimlif Gam Pon set dues notadte.nite mwe esditally lesse to else& la the sheer wend Aka on the Titersday. Ass the svilh tint yeteets of the bossed po ese lWe potpie, MOO the * Wiliftrel ynteleits. WI ern r es in el ma War le~, opt be logic Dialog els alosseef Ike yeemels the beeps was literrered et *in tie Imry slaw gra tir lionend being both boat detest is s deer. The Ire is suppose to have bass sessiessol by the claim playing with heifer =taws. The jegy polummi a redid se .atoril dunk." T 2 A I 6 IllsatWU. (11•11tod) IC; 1, 1 r P.m+ sham Ayrlooltong. 19 8 4 0 I lintrallw Bed Mal . . all all 111. 011 le NOB Wolorworlio .... 44 .... 1411145 Amortise Load 10 .. 11 1/0 Croft. .. 7 Doi as/wit oil If, is he( /i por a. ill 111 . 1 Val Palm - 15,e9e I .Trebrine * :77" all 1 1 . 44 I Poe.lAiso.llloom .. .. ) all 10 . 10 Parlors lbw L m ) .11 IZ,O 66. 1 Ella:Illoo.lailialar _ IN „ ow 1 1 101. Imbed a + IlosaburamtGapeor in 10.0. to 4.0. I itamera."*".. N. si tams ts 11000 IS 11 . II ri'V...._..._._. . 14 110 0 41 1 0 . &mks 1 110. 00 ' 4 UM0111....w65 - ii. a i l re % nilliMra lke IS w, 11•Whi. all II IL Pamiliso ill 4 0 . DYNES Owe. & ISM Ketkodosii Isi/....... 1 141: 1 Di. D ...... • „I I 24840 1 Do.sporeLtroUsat DM ell I Do. Di.. ..,.,.»... 1, 1 ,447. 714 I P.8em0.110 1 .14.1. - 61.71 10 - is. Nor& Ise.Ailleslois all so. = damp Simi. all en 111,10010, I Do. ./lemillopoe_ ... a as 30.60, Pullliontimilllinsi all 50 PrEssiClolselal Dion 10,03.1 11 Do. Now - . 11 11 10.0 10 10 thesioi 1 5 4.7" . " -- a MOW II Do. Now ......--". 11,0155 I Sopa KM Ataim . _ -. 7 . . ill 04 140,661 I MOANMOANAmu. Imola .0 150/9 15 Australia Lest.. all 11.11 1 5_ I Solosslas Use. Isrli- all !:. . 1 . _I Do. De. Doslaarod all 9 mo• . itesPOs. .ofII On. .).••0 IPm Mom% lAad 6 i ee Idab. -- 190.9 At. Vorls D "4 Won 00 Do. Pm ---... 16014 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuvi. The funds to-day exhibit a further improvement of to I, percent., and the market is strong although business is quiet. Consols for 6th August were first marked 92, and are now quoted exactly 921. For money the present quotation is 92. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 921; the New Threeper Cents. at 92 to 1; Exchequer Bills at 4s. dis. to par ; Ex chequer Bonds, at 98; to 1; and India Bonds, at 15s. to 10s. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. are firm, and the Guaran teed Four per Cents. meet with an increased demand. Other foreign stocks are very quiet. The complete list of the morning's sales is subjoined, viz., Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 981 to 98; Granada Deferred Bonds, 6; Mexican, for account, 221 ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 1091 ; the Spanish Coupon Certifs., 61 per cent.; Turkish Six per Cents., 931; ditto, for account, 961 to I ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., 102 a to 21 ; ditto, for so- count, 102 Z. From the remarks of the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the House of Commons on Friday night, and from other explanatory statements, it would appear that the increase in the revenue has been so largely in excess of all the official estimates that there will be a positive surplus of 650,0001. in the Treasury even after paying the unexpectedly heavy sum forming the British government's share of the expenses of the Persian war, together with 400,0001. for the expedition to China, 100,0001. for the supplementary naval estimate, 1,135,0001. for the redemption of the Sound Dues, and 40,0001. for the Princess Royal's dowry. If this be the case, all idea of a government loan must be abandoned, at least for a considerable time to come. Mr. Mangles estimates the sum of which the Indian government has been plundered by the mutineers in Delhi and elsewhere is computed at less than 200,0001. The arrivals of specie reported on Saturday com prise 176,3001. by the Persia, and 10,0001. by the Ericsson, both from New York. These supplies will reach London to-day. The other imports of the precious metals announced last week embrace 211,0001. in gold by the James Baines, from Melbourne; 91,2001. by the Europa, from New York; 2,1001. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula; 5.50 Australian sovereigns by the Walter Hood, from Sydney ; 184,500/. by the Orinoco, from the West Indies and Pacific ; and 2 boxes and 12 kegs of specie by the Khersone, from Halifax. The total value of the week's arrivals (inclusive of those announced on Saturday) is not than 706,0001. Amongst the direct imports of silver into London from the Continent we notice an estimated total of about 165,000/., by the steamers Albion, Seine, Rhine, and Baron Osy, from Boulogne, Rotterdam, and Antwerp. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London comprises a total of only a few hundred pounds, including 460 oz. of gold coin, to Hamburg and Belgium, and 400 or. of silver coin, to Belgium. The exact amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Indus, which will leave South ampton forAlexandzia to-day, is officially reported at 540,6111., of which 539,3111. is silver and 1,5001. gold. The sum destined for China Proper is 170,0731. The particulars are subjoined, viz.: for Bombay, silver, 153,885/. ; for Madras, silver, 14,250/. ; for Calcutta, silver, 158,6001.; for Penang, silver, 2,5581.; for Singapore, silver, 40,0451., and gold, 1,5001. ; for Hong Kong, silver, 90,8581.; and for Shanghae, silver, 79,2151. The other shipments officially reported last week have comprised 48,7501. by the Sultan, for the Peninsula, and 19,4281., nearly all in gold, by La Plata, for the West Indies. The total ascertained exports of the week are thus raised to about 611,0001.,but more than seven-eighths of this sum consisted of silver collected during the last fortnight. It thus happens that, notwithstand ing some limited shipments of gold to the Continent, between 370,0001. and 400,0001. in gold is known to have been sent into the Bank last week. It will be seen by the following statement, that the remittances by the Indus are the smallest despatched by any steamer to the East within the last three month, viz. : Msy 4, per Pars 41661,161 May 20, per Colombo June 4, per Indus June 20, per Pero July 4. per Colombo July 20, per Indus 640,811 It is estimated, however, that the shipments of silver by the packet of the 4th August will be un usually heavy. Some parties are of opinion that they will reach 900,0004, or even a million, but much will depend upon the advices by the next overland mail. We believe that engagements have already been entered into to the extent of about half a million, of which by far the larger proportion has yet to be imported. The advices by the Persia report the exchange at New York on London as rather heavy, but the latest quotation was not lower than 1091 to f. The Continental advices report steadiness in the exchanges on London. At Paris on Friday the rate on London was quoted 25.221 for short, and 24.821 for 3 months ; at Amsterdam, 11.821 for short ; at Hamburg, 13.4 for short, and 13.11 for 3 months; and at Vienna, 10.10. The Forest Queen has arrived from Shanghae, with 1,063,100 lbs. of tea and 153 bales of silk on freight. The Gloriosa, from the same port, has also arrived. This vessel goes on to Hamburg. Great Northern Railway A stock experienced a considerable rise on Saturday, closing at 941 to 951. It was in this stock that a great portion of Redpath's frauds were effected. It has been officially announced that the net reve nue of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company will allow the payment of the full dividend on the first Guaranteed Stock, and half per cent. per annum on the second Guaranteed Stock, after paying the interest upon the Debenture Stock and Debenture Bonds. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the London and County Joint Stock Bank is called for the 6th of Au gu st. The first o rdi nary General meeting of the London Discount Company is called for the 4th of August, to receive the directors' report, and to elect directors and an auditor. The half-yearly meeting of the Portsmouth Rail way Company is called for the 6th of August. Subjoined is a complete statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Lie') of the railway culls falling due in July. The amount, as already stated, is ex- tmordinarily large, vie., 3,370,2514 Even after making allowance for the fact that 1,446,5001. of this amount is required by the Paris and Mediter ranean, Lombardo-Venetian, and Ardennes Railway Companies, whose securities are principally held abroad, the total falling due in this market is still unusually large. A large proportion, however, has already been 'liquidated : Amoult per stun. Duo 12304.1 W. Due Alnaly cm , Nallyer Dem WI • of ahem. L Ardcnnoe 10 to 11 16 00 0 42 ON 81.060 Nast lemeeshlre. New /9 .... 71 0 2 0 0 22.= 44.444 1151.40=151W(134.666_4144 . 4 7 1 0 0 27.0.0 27 fod) saiLeith.ftftd ..... II 01 16 0 3:40 3.7 0 Gast Lou-tAtute‘t 0) 18 90 0 100.000 4 ) 300 aad %teeter. *LOW Hama 0 1. -- iiiiiiiii.44.7 — 1 1 1 ' l6' 1 ? 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The Muter in Chancel, (llumphrv) charged with the winding up of the London and Blanchester Direct Independent Railway Company (Remington's line), will on the 22nd inat. adjudicate on the daims of the seripholders to the dividend of 6a. 3d. per ahare. The subscription for the 42,000 new shares of the Ardennes Railway Company is to be_elosed in Paris on the 25th inst. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 30th inst. for the supply of 2,000 qrs. of wheat, 300 qrs. of oats, and 5 tons of pepper. The circular of Mr. F. W. Cams remarks with reference to the sherry trade : As customary at this period of the year, I beg to hand you copy of the Sherry Slopping List, fur the six months end ing 30th June last. Referring to the figures you will find that the export from Cadiz to all parts ban exceeded that of 1856 be 2,021 butts, and is the largest on record, being 30,601 butts. In consequence of unfavourable weather in the spring the vintage W likely to be a month later than last year; at present, therefore, all opinions so to its result must be considered conjectural. Seeing the largely increased ex port, the few holder,' of wine at Jerex and Puerto who are willing to sell, demand extravagant rates; by far the greater number however decline to vend at any price; the difficulty, therefore, of replacing dock, irrespective of price, increases daily. SATURDAT ITINING. The appearance of the funds was to-day decidedly favourable, and the market closed with much firm ness at a further advance of per cent. Most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange also ex hibit an improvement. News of a fresh rise at Paris contributed to strengthen the upward tendency at the close of business, and drew more attention to French Railway shares, especially those of the Paris and Lyons Company, which exhibit a further great rise. . The supply of money in the discount market was to-day good. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to Z for the 6th August, were quoted during part of this morning 91Z to 92, and had risen at the close to 92 to A., the pries for money being at the same time 911 to Z. After the close of the Stock Exchango the price was quoted 92 1-16 to / for the account. The official business report u as follows : Three per Cont. Consols, for money, 911, Z ; ditto. for account, 6th August, 92. Three per Cent. Re duced, 91/, 911, 92. New Three per Cents., 92, 91/, 921. Bank Stock, 214, 2151. India Stock, 2151, 2171. India Bonds, 15s. dis. 1 Exchequer Billa remain quoted 4e. die. to par. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocg. In the market for home mining stocks this morning attention is almost concentrated upon Sortridge Consols shams, which arc in extraordinary demand, and have risen considerably. Transac tions are recorded in the Stock Exchange from I 2 ; to 21, the closing quotation in that establishment on Saturday afternoon having been 11 to If. In other respects the market is steady. In foreign and colonial mining securities no alteration has occurred. . . Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday. At the prices given there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Drakewalls, I; East Russell, 25e. 6d., 275. 6d. • • Great Alfred, a, 8; Margery, 10, 11; North Downs, 276. 6d., 300. • Vale of Towy, - 10s., 12s. 6d. East Wheel Falmouth Mine has declared a dividend of 2.. fal. per share. Amongst the calls rode last week are the following North Pool Mine, 1W.135. 10d. ; Wheal Uny, 11. ; boil Margery It.; Wheal Victoria, 3.. W heal Exmouth Mine mold on the 9th blatant 100 tons of lead ore at 161. 10s. per ton. On the 11th instant Wheal Trelawney sold 80 tons at 21/. Be., and on the 13th, k'rongoch Mine sold a total of 130 tons at prices varying from 151. 13s. to 151. 16e.; Cefu Snort°, 70 tone, at 151. 16e. 6d. per ton; East Doren, 86 tons, et 171. 18s. ; and Cwm "{din, 33 tone, at 171. 18s. ed. In addition to the tale of copper ores fixed for next Thum day, at Truro (ma detailed in our impression of last Monday) the following mines will eel copper ore at that place on the 30th instant, viz.: United Minas, 636; Fowey Consols, 624 ; St. Day United, 407 ; South Carrion, 405 ; Wheal Clifford, 370 ; South Orionis, 231 . Great Crinnl. ; St. Gunge, 195 ; Craddock Moor, 187 ; Gonamena, 164 ; Con sole, 168 ; South Wheal Ellen, 127 ; Wheal Ellen, e 3 ; Old Wheal Saaset,44 ; North Wheal Busy, 20 ; Trethellan, 25; Great Wheal Leisure, 17 ; South Gortand, 14 ; Great Hewes United, 13 ; Ferran United, 10 ; Wheal Henry, B.—Total, 3,730 tons. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. --- There was not muck English wheat on sale this morning from Emex and Kent, but the arrivals of foreign during the pmt week amount to 17,031 quarters. The trade must be considered more or less nominal is the absence of Mildness of moment. Some few sales of old English were retorted at a decline of about bs. per qr., and of foreign at Ss. to 4e. reduction from the rates of Monday last. These must be noted about 2s. per each and barrel cheaper. A rumple or two of new Talavera wheat was shown, and for which about 68s. was offered for delivery in a few &ye. Barley dull sale and Is. per qr. cheaper. Fins oats were ed., and secondary and inferior fid. to Is. lower. and peas unchanged. Some very white peas mado 445., and SOON dun 41s. to 42a. per qr. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON ►ROV JULY 13 TO JULY IP. c.. tw ,... %%boat. Battey. Mali. o•4..tleeto 1'a•II., Tagil* 3114 qm. A 7. 3. V A Vo TITS &mid, 2030 14 10 . IT WO.. lOM'S 17031 OM .... MO io $l7 974 iiii E. a. eau oink MINCING-LANE,-THIS DAY. The following public sales see advertised for to-morrow : Sugar : 3.10 Mids. Barbadoes, 4,000 bags of Mauritius, and 600 bags Brazil. Coffee : 200 casks plantation Ceylon, and 1,200 bags Bahia. Saltpetre 750 bags. Scow—The market has a quiet appearance. COFFEE.—NO sales reported. TEA.—A large amount of business has been done in com mon Cottgou since Saturday, say 6,000 chests sold at Is. 25., chiefly for exportation, which has given an improved tone to the market. _ _ . SALTPETILP.—The demand continues active; refraction 10 to 13, sold at 41e.; refraction 61 to 61, 42e. 6d. to 431. refraction fit:: ood 441. 6d., which were full priers. COTTON. —BOO bales sold 0/601) Friday, at !idly previous rates. TlN.—English has advanced 7s. n other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, with not much doing. Town tallow is quoted 675., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 68s. Gd. ; July, 68e 6d. ; August and September, 645. 6d. ; October and Deoember, 68s. to 6d. PAILTIOI'LAAB OP TALLOW. ttsoott ..a band Pd. dog maim . Ditto b rrooZ i d•W• ...... Arrival it DUtO fiat lit Prtoo V.C. par cot. wide/ . .......... Mu Town lad ...... 4 2 446 11.1:0 U,TIO 1 286 3,00 1.14 11397 14676 2.017 1.793 6 01 9.(01 kW 544. Od SU. M. Ms. W. Oil 54. 114. Bd. Arrlral f.. tats wth Jul? last 9 818 .% 436 0 . 40 . . 14 dalliers 2.073 OWL, Tim arrival last welt tosBtalaatl salts lama Ras , la. 133 oaks from Auatralia. sad T 4 from othAs theat 389 oats. - METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) Then , umbr of beasts trademuch smaller than on Mon day last consequently ls brisk at nearly 4.1. per 8 lbs. advance on the vbcieemt kinds. We have also a shorter supply of sheep and lambs, but trade is not very brisk, although rather biaher pt ices are realised. Calves are lower than on Friday. From riermany and Holland there are 550 beasts, 2,370 sheep, and 318 calves. Norfolk and Suffolk 1.800 beasts; and 400 fcau the northern and midland counties. Per Acme of AIM. •d. • d Per rose of 311, e. d. fiat dvs, Herefords.. 4 6 4 8 Beat DIM a Ilabfol4of 4 8 6 0 Dam attorlaon —42 4 6 Deo, Loapwoola Saco,'6ualty boo ts.. 2103 10 Do. do Mors 3 4 4 4 Nora a foroood 4..a111, 0 0 0 0 Pled MIL D. I Halfarede 0 0 0 0 Lamas_ . . ... 0 6 0 Berta at market : Map am! lambs; OJOS sab - es. 420. Sm. 311). BOROUGH HOY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that Ile ae,sunta front Susses Weald and Emt Kent, with a p..rti n 01 MO Kent, continue to coma unfavourable; fn. tt,o him/ favourable. Duty estimated ut 100,0000. Prima for fine Mowed hops 3e. to U. higher. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Howard's West Hartley. 17s. 3d.; Moire& Harthw, 17g.; Wylam, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Russell's Hatton. lis. 6d.; Walls End Bradd7ll's Hatton. 17s. art's, ISt. : all. End Eden Main, 7s. . H.dyweu Main, 169.: Walls End Haswell, 195.; Dote', lealleld Moor, 134. 6d.—Fresh ships, 67. 21 .711 " :7 1 if IS $ $ f 0 fl 114 111 IN ITT IN 109 111 IN 11le 101 9 le hi 111 lii iii 11. UT us us i MIT 14 1(1 Nj fib Cl If In 01 Nei jai f lit left wt Si if fill I WI Si we" 1 14 it