The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. US I , I • 4C0.--111 , 011 THZ LOID MIR/ IAIOIII, AND DWOM, MAJMIN £NDIIIIMIWILL. ‘Oll t. 7lii LAD CAIIIIIIII MID VOIDS MIDI RAILWAY COMPANT.-JTJDOMINT. IlisClucl Paton gate judgement in this case, which was ward rose time ego and which stood over until to decision we. given in another case, which, how we found not to raise the same point. This „ u action against the Company for the .s.il misconduct of one of their servanU in having takes es rnatuff into custody for mutilating a railway ticket, ii ,t rat objected at the trial betas the Recorder of Man eer that the servant having acted without authority, the on7sny were not liable for the act complained of. Ire ...used recorder, however, held that there was evi z,sa to go to the j iry of an implied authority by the sow sod • verdict wee returned for the plaistilk c•vuaee *251. ►fter mature consideration, the majority of the wart wen f simian that the recorder wee right in leaving the cusrllon he did to the jail, therefor* the rule mast ►e cdrtweed. Judgment aceordisgly. LAULD.—JIIDOMINT. The wu se utiles to 11C311lf the baleame of Wary seder ee anemone, whereby the daintiest employed the piste td to coadact an exploring and trading ezpoditios vp the am Niger, hie payment burg • flood mew of 601. • ..2.14t11. and 201. per cent. on all ivory bought. The salary war eeetwoosct before the completion of the vessel in which Cv oestimplated voyage was to take place. Atter some seethe delay the viral moat comp:tenni, end she reseeded :a het Torus with the rleint,ff, as • passenger, es far is lensed° l'o, where he commenced his duties by surging IMMO, end thoue promeded up the river. Au Ad- O14:g agent accompanied the expedition, nadir whose crane the piebald wu to act is certain' respect*, tat rallottenstely differences grow betwees the two • land mutton pretended to each • ling* that ,he plaintiff threw up his command, sad remised ea g a g a rutin resenger. Is doe time, the gouremont srac.rluvieg completed his tcioetido pursuits, the rowel ntarssa to Fernando Po, from whence the *little we i ght her home. The defendant, being dissatisfied, rinsed to pay the plaintiff moos than 3601., whisk bad ' t r eed, beta inlveaud from tier to time, whammies& Memnon was brought to mover the fell balsam st the me of 601. • ca lath, or mach sum as ajar, might think he woo 'raided to on • quantum await. The jar, at the trial Wed that the plaintiff had broken his agreement; but, uteitlatudieg that, awarded him 3221. is addl'ion to the no already paid. feohooquently a rale was 'Wined to ester the verdict for the defendout, oe the ground that the ;..nstid bad brakes his contract, and that the damages eve needing. l'ae Court said they were useniwously of opiates that the amigo whist* the jury had awarded were szerseive, tlititors Were Rust be a new trial unless the plaintiff eon• sostid to wises th, mount to 6W., is which ease the m kt scald stead for the plsiatiff Ls that moist. Jedpwstt secordiagly. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Will BRATING. Josses Terser, 41, stork, residing at 4, Baylis's-strait, foieden•town, was plated at the boy before Mr. CINTI4I, chord with violently assaulting his wife, Margaret Terser, 'Li also ofs.alting plice-toustable Jobs Baker, 119 8, is Le eietatus of hie duty. . _ . . _ . Tie defendant, who his firmed at this court ow rimy maims recisions, it appeared went home the previous mania& sad after Mimics his wife and family, asked them for •oas mousey. He shortly afterwards retarned and struck wife, end ayes the poitteman being called in, he stitch sad kicked bim in the harm and aim at the station. The ime did not wis► him paniebed ; all that eke wished was tat he should be bound over to keep the pews. M Canis said he should sand the defeadant to the Buse of Cornelia* for • month for striking the wife, asd— The primer —I toll you I deal hate a a:oath—you fit make it non. Mr. Cali's—And you will bate to Intl bail fir three •wait,. The pitcher—l chill take the hapritoament. WESTMINSTER. ecexf IX ♦ DWILLINO-11013111. This dsy Bridget Lloyds and Carol.ne dolmas, married wosaaa, were chimed before Mr. Arnold with the follow. Sag owls/roue conduct at the house of a man named Bohm Brawn, reasdiog at No. 20, Lower North-etreet, Chelsea. It appeared from the 'videotape( the cesplainant sad the elegises thet the previous afternoon he (the corn plaiasip) bad to ap?ly at the court for seencoonese against scot of hit lodgers, is ees sequeoce of their violent essduct towards h'ea. Oa Ws return home he found the street door aced, sad Ilse heats is reension of the prisoner. He got eirosgh the wiedow, when he met the premier Boyce la the pipes's. She seised him by the heir e f kis head. At er eons difficulty he succeeded in toreirg the primer fat* the street. She immediately eenched het fist, and deliberately broke nine pines of glass. She would bars broken othe.s ►ot for the interreetion of police coa ttails g, 2 B, who took her to the station-home. Halite the time this wee t thing place, some other female* meted a di , tseinee in frost of the hoots. Among them Was th, p•'so•er Holmes, who broke a panel of the street tit , and pars a Insole, the sister-'.n•law of complainaut, 'to bad an leftist in her Cr,,, a blow seder the left eye, lath a pert of the panel. The glees was valued at Si. 61. A wits's% 'paned Idealisms, who acted as broker's sae for the ecinplainant. said that dories! the &beans* of the oweAsisaat st the Police Court, *bout fur women sad se mug sea entered the hoes', the brew with pipes is tie.: mosihs. aid acted is • very riotous manner. He behoved that tied the police sot interfered some serious caseoessees would have sassed. l'lts raid ohs wu lat,aleated, and that when the wit• 1111 Ilsaderson .as bright is, ailtvaa she believed wu not SI art r,s.d tioker, she Iteusat utast d. Ble. 'ma eard 6. 61., or is dtf.al , fourteen days; ■d Wilms, y,. , Or is Woolf, ono moatts' impd►oaauat was How of Currecticr SOUTHWARK. CATTION TO MAILWAT TTATILLITIL Mr. rowed. a tflutressa ;re.;:n; at I,Tingtan, Wel ma asstd before Mr. IVlSeekot, by Mr. Aesmatbe, the super. iatiadeat ii. loadoa, Brighton. and Smith Cout Reil •y, for ableerfaty tr vell•rg in a rreoad else. carriage vitt a hird dam ticket, and strides ti pip the dainties et Its hie. Mr 1 batman, solicitor, of Feeehere,a'reek appestat for u t ccGad at, sad tie. Asseoake, the esperiateadeal s yaws , ' the este cs bYwlt the noway. T err, est of the ticket collectors, the defeadaat taw has New Cries by tLe trots dee et Loads.. Bridge le It a atr taloa of the 9th of May, wit eh emulated of is Ilia cad aec.ad etas earl .yee. Ile only had a *led tia tale, sad ca wi'se's date .sdiag twopence, t►e dlr. lima, of tit fat, tr ri lased to Fay, sad they west to the ra•t a arra', sac., when de/admit gave his name sad lb• detsiosat said that the ticket was based to I • by swank. by the b' mane Jibes Triese, tie sack at flaw Cali., proved iale;4l6 the htt , t predated for t►e repast traia at 936. It was as .. , ard let the ether two. It Tti ere a islet has silent bad aerial the ticket frees ctrit se the teas was about to «.r•, sad net snag a thinftWesprraa t , be ar.it t t the part about it, who pet ►ir a:.) • N. 0441 ams {usage, sad told him It would be has nett Vdridee, the gnarl in one nice. denied last aM rhea. He hod se rec,ll•cion of any one coming to his with s ttrrl sues ticket. Had it teens? he should hate tad the party that he suet pay the difference at Levies. t ri 7Fa dsh. , eaht bite eselsimri tbet the last witsese was ens Surd eh) told lins to get is the carriage, and he ebeald he *ht. to lust ltrersrd two respectable witnesses to prone that, d has 'wailp weak! ierj 'ln as cue. H. A'Bsel.tt vMNLgI p adjoined the sultettas seta 1in447 sett. The Goverment Ratigntios Commisaionen han Our . ..fed tho floi.tr:sod to coavey oat twig/matt to Ado hide es the Jo 7. GOING TO ASCOT THIS DAT. FM the hour of Mu this morning, until fleetly owe o'sloek this afternoon, cabs, turiageo, and vehicle' of surly every description continued to poor Into theWaterloo road terminus of the London sad South Western railway, filled with eoupany, for conveyance by the newly.opened line to Ascot. Judging from the numbers who patronised the line this morning, the accommodation provided by the company has been greatly appreciated by the public. Admf, table samisen:seta had been made at the bookisg-efliese, and on the platform, to prevent asythiag like waseessenzy crowding. Barriers were placed in the oiliest, we that thus mitering to pay could be protected, and a strong body of police, under Inspector Bent, wu kept on duty, which had the effect of preventing the light-angered gentry from pur -1 suing their avocations. Special trains were started the ntoinsut they were ailed, and not the least Inconvenience was experienced by any one, owing the admirable pre cautions takes by those in commend, via., Mr. Scott, Mr. Yonne, sad Messrs. Norwood and Parker, chief inspectors of the line. TM ume arrangements are to be curried out os Thursday EXPERIMENTAL TRIP OF THE STEAM PACKET HAVRE. Barns years since the directors of the South Western Company, moved by the continuous expostulations of Mr. The, M.P., the. as influential shareholder, deter mined to improve the commueicatios between this country end Poulos by the Southampton and Havre route. A OM mitta was appointed, and the result sat the formation of an indepeadent company to furnish steam savigation be tween the two ports. The experiment was most susesieful, the time spent in transit being reduced at use Mem eighteen hours to sine, and the traffic in geode end pee sawn increasing until they reached, the ham, ME menage of 300 toes • week, sad the latter of 20,000 puss in the year. Another stusinge muted, was the rodent's el the travelling exposes from 3L to lL Ss , ea aliesolien which resulted in an inomsnas assession to He tribe. Subsequently, no intense sf IMP alimar=r e e: posy was leased to the dun WisMw NOW/ Chnipisy, sad the directors of the latter, wises to reudertbe service as elleient as possible, gave orders to the Am of Mare mad Co., for the construction of two steam-vessels altar the most improved modern priaciples. The first of tho lam me 'traded in compliaeos with this order, the Allbron, las been for IMO Vas en tho statists, and boa /hen complete seta's/inn, sod lic pewees d Ibic sound, the Havre, won tuna yestoodety to • tril trip from Blackwell to the Non. The Haws is a vessel of boastUsi lines sad mmbinen the two winking of a fair enrolee for g oods, sal sash an sztussal foirm os Is beet eel. male nto prod nes the rmanst an seibis guest of speed sad sessitnms of motion. The veld& is UN work of Kr. James Is a Ins useeptiss naval architecture, sad no drusiass, width we &don, show the important aims dumb now rettslood for the Maids between Southampton sod Hun. Ling* between the psoyesdieslars, ill fast 6 bass ; ditto of heel for tams, 171 fest 24 imam; breadth he tonnage, 23 net 1011shm I red Wale In low 6171446 tons. Before mood./ In Isla lb, small et the enyeimeatal trip it may hen well to neatiom rest tic =intdisk are the work of Memo. Seaward spot nu sonstructed upon • cried* which, having been originally propounded by Nowounes is now inclusively retained by the shomeenmsd firm, Its posulierhy being that it leaves the gYsieu nompletely open at the top. By this mesa", two impseist desiderata ems sneered, nensly 'heat, sums= of mike, and c dm M' osonsuy of 'nil, both of whisk sesnish ware folly aossotaissd keg since, by the perfosmoso of ids " Ath ens," dm twin heat ot the Havre" eta sew he seem time ea the statism. The Hairs started from bur missrlsers at Blackwell atone o'clock lesterday, having on hexed Cop tan Jobassone, and Mr. Butane, directors d ship South Weston Company, Mr. Tit", M.P., COairmsa of the Ilisellimpetm and Hans Slum Pukes Company, Mr. Omsk onntery to the company , Moen. Crum bl e mad BMMM pdacipal officers of ditto : Mr. Fenton, Low Moth. Iron Works, Mr. Ow. Seaward, Mr. Brune, mad a largo party Ugrian", either of the South Western comp toy, or the engineers. The first °appall:oaf the compaay, ageing was to admire the elegant fiitinp of the vans 4 isnapoord - of I crimson velvet and maple ; neat, to sown the paimenl lines; and, dully, to peer down the side Mil to itompre head if possible the equaVe movement oil/gnus @Tinders, soh the soonomy of fad Onstage by the sisition of what is called the atmospheric pts that le 40 rig s theleoving of the top of the ey hiders a sayspae to the pease= ef the atmosphere. Few of wino tld velemlneil °opt by the satisfactory results, samely, of fifteen m il es an hour, and • masetimmo of= wifsh preclude almost the possibility of revelskossvemen o tic most seasitiv• stomach& The speed wee oesnrately teolod I by several rose, with and manse the tide, overdo mere led mils belowOrsumead, and the semis result was 12416 lasts, or about fifteen mossured mins per hour. This Tendinous I vessel drawing over sins feet water and being huhhad only with the ordinary puldle•mhee sai rea promeneel to bo osalustly satisfactory by Id the omen beast In the onsse of the plowed verse, by shish the minas power, of the vessel the Leaden m wele y =ll. eml agm tpell be M il(fain‘r e supplied frees was visitors In the priasipal rabbi. Mr. The, 21 P., ens Toted by acelsmadu to the chair, and having lost dens amour to the customary loyal toasts, the hon. mamba mid atten. tin with much force and felicity of expreedee, he the Teri. cue persons whose talents had bees rash busnmabilioe in bringing to perfeeticrn the line of modes eemoneketion. between Southampton and Haws. Hung iseeibed ths het attempts et asking the passage in the Mai Turk, Hr. Tits narrated the formation of the steam yeast company, and ft, sabot quint transfer by him to the Ikon WOWS Company. Toe feats of the " Alliance " eel " Weather " were done full justice to, and the great Imleillnieed treas. resulting from every successive improvement le the memo of transit, was prominently notieed. A well-merited oomph mint was paid from the chair to the Maus. Seaward for their seseessfel application of the principle which is the oheracteristic of their engines; and finally, notice was Woes tertian of the efficient servisse of the various onions of the company. Shortly afterwards the vessel was "put about," aad her return voyage to Blackwell served only to ,streogthen the opinion whieh tad been prtviouly formed of her soiling capabilities. MILITIA. A moat important meeting of the colonels of militia took place paierday, at the That:bed House Ta vern, Bt. Jamees-strut; the Duke of Baccleach in the chair. There were amongst arse present the Marquises of Claariearde, Donegal, Headf.rt, Cossyseham, sad M n' ' a co • Bark of Bogie*. Glues% Donoughmore Mor ley, Levelness, and Onward ; Lords Broughton, darriag toa, and Claud Hamilton ; Hoes. Colonel Cavendish, R. Rowley, L. Colon ; Colonels Bradley, M'Mordo, Sir Dun can 11.Dougal, Blegrave, W. H. Biggs, Taylor, Rushout, Haddocks, Smith Doris., Philip Yorke. . Par rott, Mooch, Caine', Evelyn, Dieu, North, Dickson, deen, Wil liams; Hon. 11. Denoconbe, Hon. li. Lowther, Donut, Hen. N. Maid., Morgan, Murray, Prior, Willett Patten Si, Thomas Reeked), Bosley Biggins, F. GNUS*, Si; Thomas Cunningham, Boggles Britt, Powell, Burnaby, Skipwith, Clifford, &a. Letters were received from numerous others, who were beset sad goal with the meeting, but who, from various came, were prevented aiteading. It was rev lead that the Duke of Riehmosid, the Duke of Beceluals, sad the Marquis of Dosegal be eppolated u a committee to represent their view. to the governmeat, and to acopt sash steps as were tequi•ite for the purpose. Having pawed • vote of thanks to the chairman, the muds' separated. The eoaoaittee will weemble on Boterday sszt.—Herald. SERIOUS ILLNESS OF THE DUKE OF RUTLAND. —We regret to leers that the Duke of Rutland is seriously all at Beim* Castle. Tee duke's health for some maths past hat been very delimit', requiring the greatest etre, bat about tea days since a decided change for the worse took place, and kis grace his since heed in a state calculated to cameo the deepest anxiety. The Marquis of Granby, M.P., Lard John Mann. re, if P., and Lard Georges Masters M.P., have been in teeniestYuaers, attendance on their revered yarn Lead is conseqaence for • time absent frtm their du ties in the ROllll3 of Cmarsona. Mr. Andrew sad Lady illetabeth Drummond, Lady Adana Fittslan Mannere, sad the Rev. Mr. and Lady Adobe.' Newts, have Mao aseembled at Bohol, Castle, owing to the dangerous ilium 01 bleinsine. DIM OP TAB COUNTESS OF 13111EWSBUIT.- IsSellipmes reached Leaden yesterday of the death of the Cecil= of Shrewsbury. which event took place in Paris rather suddenly on the Bth inst. Her ladyehip bad beau eafferisg for sours time from an internal disorder, bit was tetrad, much better in health, so that the intelligence of her death ii met miexpeeted to her friend,. RN was e daughter of the lets William Talbot B q , of Castle Talks*, comity Watford, by his Ant wife, a daughter of Lawrence O'To 4e, E•q., cf Bestow., in the some minty. In 1814 she married the late Earl of Bt.rewebury, then John Talbot, • , who suctmeded to the earldom on his uncle's death is 1827, and died suddenly at Naples in November, 1852 By her deceased husband Lady Btrowsbury hid Moue a eon, who died In infancy, and two daughters, nee of whom hao been raised to the rank of princess by the King of Bavaria, and le monied to the Malian Priam, Dorta Pamphili ; the other was the wife of the Prince &memo, but died shoat IS years a,ao. Lady Shrewsbury was • realms adherent of the Roman catholic faith, with which the name of her owe family and of her late hatband at. dimly identified; sad she was well krowo for her exteosiva chuiths both hare sod on the continent. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAT.—The workiog eireroes and other outgoing. of this company's railways (pielosive of the Manchester, South Junetioa, and Alteischans stated bolo.) hare sweated is the fcrtalght 'odic, Joao 1. 1868. to 7,6201. 6e. 21., oteklag, with the 69,4981. 2.. 41. already et. ted, a total of 97,1181. 7s. 81. far the first ekvee fort. sights of the half-yoer, or at the rats of 64.31 per cost. is the railway trans for the ease period. The proporti , n of the South Jar etioo, ite.,reeeipts seeruiag to this (*slimy for the fortnight ending Joao 1 Illiotots to 8091 raskieg, with tho 7,62 a. le. 104. previously stated, a kkil for th. first *lona fortaights of the hslf-yeer of 8,4301 3.. 3 t., while the ezpesees being 4091.04.14. foe this, aid 3.3271. 7e.9d. faiths his previous fortnight., 'mow to 4,3384 70. 10d., or at the rots of 60.32 per out. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1869. ARAM LISTS,-21118 DAY. Two o'Clumr. The railway sham market to-day is very inani mate. Ina few cams, including Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great Western stocks, prices are slightly lower, bet generally steadiness prevails. London and North Western stock is quoted 101 to i I Midland, 781 to 79; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 02 1 to 93; Great Weetern,l3ll to 1; Caledonians, 30$ to ; Great Northern., 23$ to 24; and South Esatans, 211 to 1. Paris and Lyons shares are lower, and West Menders firmer. IN" I Wu to-My to I pr. KAM i• ei a $1 • II IS II IS ii lo 61 676 16 17 9 11 7 7 di I Si It li pm Sae SO v. S 4 ICI 2 q p. TOIIIIION ItAILWAT OBLIGATIONS. N. ci hum I par et.— Do. (Books* 4 pr et. Do.latiCharbroll.Wit 5. 0 6. 00 1 IST. MIN OAS MAO gre• MAO ag0.30 igai 1 46,000 AM 11.110 iNe. INIAN SIA• o.oll* MSerele AN WOO &mrledraft hirkeituraai Ilsyst WAIL. NAB Wftrviets las -do ice/ Do Otzlil Mei w YiA Prdssissa 0 17 ell Moe OPP' Illsoldo ?dip* ...... Oarral 11•ApIlso Sarni W. Goa Iras Saw WI! Laa.ain. Ourilisps. 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Ueda, 922, I—Midland; 794 222 —Dowers, 21 7.164 9.16 and ainalsghatn C Q ULTBank et Idanebanier, 14—Ziot I. 1r 122 — Ditto, Pt 6L MONEY MARKET.-TRIS DAY. Two o'CLococ. The fonds opened steadily at the closing quota does of yesterday, but have since experienced an unfavourable remotion of 1 per cent. Business is quieter. Console have been dealt in at 941 to 941, and are now quoted 941 to ex div. for the 10th of July. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 931 to 941; the New Three per Cents. at 941 to 1 ; Bank Stock at 2171 to 2181; Exchequer Bonds, 981; Exchequer Bills, March, tis. to es. prem., and India Bonds, 4s. prem. The new loan scrip is quoted 21 to 21 prem. Turkish Six per Cents. are steady, at 991 to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1031 to 1. Business is more active in this department, and prices are in most oases well supported. The sales include—Austrian Five per Cents. at 90 ; Bra- 'titian Old Five per Cents., 100; ditto Four-and-a Half per Cents., 95 ex div.; ditto, Five per Crab., 1829 and 1839, 99; ditto, New , 1843, 96 ex div.; Buenos Agree, for 18th Jose, 781 to 77; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 96 to 95 (exch. 25fr.); Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651 (cash. 128.); ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 961 to 951; Granada Active, 18; ditto, Deferred, 7/ ; Mexioan, for 16th June, 22/ to f ; Russian Four andli-Half per Cents., 98; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for 16th June, 471; do., Deferred, for 18th June, 251; Venezuela Active, 291; do., Deferred, 12/.. _ . The amount of specie brought by the Asia from New York is stated at about 165,0001. The corn market yesterday was very firm, and wheat commanded an advance of 3s. per. qr. over lut Monday's rates, At most of the country markets the supplies from growers sneer to be falling off. The foreign arrivals in London are also small. The French corn markets are generally reported lower after their late rims. _ _ _ The Stock Exchange settlement in the shares and bonds of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway is fixed for the 23rd inst., to allow time for the receipt of the !nip from the Continent. The settlement in Madras Railway Third Extension shares is to take place on Thursday next. On Friday next will also take place the long de fined settlement in the securities of the Royal Swedish Railway, transactions in which, it will be remembered, were temporarily discouraged pending the investigation into the frauds committed by the late John Sadleir. The Stock Exchange Committee have pared a resolution, however, that "Such shares and obligations only hall pass current as have received the verification of the Committee of Investi gation to the signatures attached thereunto." This step of the Stock Exchange authorities has been de fined until the receipt from Sweden of the formal ratification of the resolutions which were passed at the at meeting of i the company n London. The shares and bonds irregularly issued are thus formally recognised by the company. The English board continue to remit money to Sweden for the prosecution of the works, with the view of opening the 46 miles of railway to Orebro daring the present summer. Very recently the Crown Prince of Sweden, who has Just been elected Viceroy of Norway, p assed over a portion of: the line, in company with the Pinata, and expressedl great satisfaction with it. The preference stock of the company will now be issued to the original sham holden, and there is reason to hope that, under the management of the present executive, this unfortu nate undertaking may be motored to a position of comparative prosperity. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Colonial Bank is to be held on the 9th of July. An ordinary general meeting of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company is celled for the 25th inst. The amount of bills drawn by the But India Company on their respective presidencies from the 28th ult. to the 9th inst. (yesterday) is u follows : £ s. 4. ozolmogo. Beasal Nil Se. %IL pea %UM. --- Total 143,718 6 8 Telegraphic intelligence of the 7th instant from B►. Petersburg reports the exchange on London at 38'd., being higher. With reference to the market for indigo, Messrs. Layton, Hulbert, and Co. remark : "The July sales are fixed for the Bth of that month, and 2,788 chests are at present declared. Nothing has been done since the termination of the May sale beyond placing a few bought-in lots to complete orders. The trade are anxiously waiting for the catalogues to inspect the new crop, 8,000 chests of which are already in the warehouse." MONDAY _ETIMIXO. The funds to-day have attained i fartheradvance of 1 to 1 per cent, owing to the abundance of money, the steady purchases of the public, and more favour able reports relative to the difficulty with the United States. Throughout the day the market exhibited decided strength. The money market continues easy, with an abun dant supply of capital. Bushing is done below the Bank charges. In the Stock Exchange the value of money is about 4j per cent. for short loans on govern ment securities. _ _ _ Consols, which closed on Saturday at 93: ex div. for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 93: to 94, rose to 94: to 4, and were last quoted 944 to 3. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money (shut), 941 with div.; ditto, for account, 10th July, 94, 933, 944, 943 ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 931, 94, 941. New Three per Cents., 941, 4,3, 3. Bank Stock, 217, 218. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in October, 1859, 3. Three and a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1858, 983. Consol Scrip (New Loan), 21, 21 prem. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also dealt in at 79. The scrip of the New Loan closed at 21 to 2) prem. The March Exchequer Bills remain firm at ss. to Bs. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds at 99 to 991. Foreign stocks were firm, with an increased gene ral business. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. have risen 1 per cent., and the Committee's Certifi cates have touched 7 per cent. Turkish stocks rose I to 1 per cent., the Six per Cents. closing at 991 to I, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1031 to 1. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 106 to 108 ; ditto Four.and.a.Half per Cents., 97 to 99. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 25) to 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 to 66 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 95 to 97. Peruvian Four. and-a-Half per Cents., 77 to 79; and Mexican Bond-, 221 to 23. Great Luxembourg shares improved this afternoon, closing at 5 9-16 to 5 11.16, in consegnence of news from Paris that the proposal for guaranteeing this line, upon the basis mentioned in the Express, some weeks back, has been finally adopted by the board of the Eastern Railway of France. Tho pro. ject now awaits ratification by the Great Luxem bourg shareholders in public meeting. Riga and Dunaburg Railway shares experienced an advance to-day; the closing quotation Ras 2) to 2/ prem. LombardoNenetien Railway shares closed at 5 to 51 prem., and General Bank of Switzerland at) to) prem., for account. Those of the Euphrates Valley Railway were dealt in at 1 to 1 prom.; and Western Railway of Austria (Empties Elizabeth Railway), at 1) to 2 prem. Ottoman Bank shares left off to-day at 1 to I pets., and Bank of Egypt at par to 1 prem. Other bank shwa were steady. Australian Agricultural, Van Diemen's Land, Canada Land, and Victoria Dxk shares were better, and National Discount and South Australian Land flatter. East and West , ladies Dock stock was dealt in at 126. The municipality of Barcelona haa petitioned the Qum to suspend, at lout fa a yam, tlia formation of now soolotim of audit. and companka not haring an objaat of uadoubtod utility. _ . 81WAGE MiNIIRE IN Pews.—lt is stated that • , sompany bee been formed to undertake the collection sod utilisation of the sewage of Parts, w►teb will be sebjeeted to the dadaist's memos 'enlisted end Woven toper fsetion under the aysplate cf the Balite Atsseephirique. Greet tunny advantages ars 'spotted to be obtained by ties sentessplated system. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. There is no new feature in the market for home mining stocks, business being still limited. In the Stock Exchange to-day St. John Del Rey shelve have been dealt in at 26; t3ortridp Console at 21; South Australian Mining scrip at 71.6 d; and United Mexican at 31. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange: Mining Exchange official list : Alfred Console, 16, 1. 4; Dine Done, 414,1; Great Al fred, 31, 4; North Trelawney, 12a.; Sorendse Console. 3; Bola Tema, 54. ; Wheal Boller, 603,610; Wheal Ludcott , 341.; Wheal Trelawney, 30, 294, 30. In the Stock Exchange : Wheal Boller, 515 ; Rosewarne, 73}, 75, 76; Borrridge Cools, 3; Wheal May Ann, 384 (fee account); Ding Doug, 414, 42}; Imperial Brazilian, 3; Fort Bowen, 3e. 66., 4s. An extraordinary general meeting of the Apa Fria Gold Mining Company is called for the 23rd instant, to consider the propriety of dissolving the company and accepting an offer to purchase its plant, machinery, and property made by the " Quartz Re duction Company," upon terms which will be stated to the meeting. This Quartz Reduction Company is a new project, formed expressly for the purpose of pur chasing and working the Agua Fria Company's ro perty. The capital is fixed at 60,0001. in 11. shares. The new company is constituted under the Limited Lia bility Act. The terms for the purchase of the whole of the prope, on which upwards of 100,0001. have been expend ed, are the payment of the debts of the Ague Fria Company, and the allotment to such of their shareholders as may desire to take them of one share in this company for every two Ague Fria shares, on payment of one moiety of the value re presented, viz., 10s. per share. The debts in this country (exclusive of debentures, the holders of which have consented to accept shares in the new company in payment) do not exceed 3,0001.; those in Cali fornia, as ascertained, will not exceed 10,0001. Each application for shares must be accompanied by a payment of 21. per share. Holders of Ague Fria scrip or shares, in order to entitle themselves to shares in this company, must in addition deposit their scrip or shares with the secretary. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENG% ASCOT HEATH MEETING. THIS DAY. Om =scram cmemonAmL) ASCOT STAKES. Redemption liandalora Van Eyck .. 1 _ 11 rat'. SEVENTH TRIENNIAL STARES. Fly-by-Night.. .. .. .. Pit-a• Pat .. .. • • • • Camobto .. .. .. .. • Won easy. TRIAL STAKES. Spindle Apathy 12 ran. Aastivaxa.—Deable Glouoamer, Latiefoot, Can Fatima, Bartleer, Kidd.lton, Tupo'Wer, Virgil, Aleppo. King of Dnys, Farioso, Aspaeia, htinospie, Borderer, !CoterieltO, Strood, illatalustor, Bolton, Grampian, Roulade, Escrow, Clotilds, Weibel°, Frederick, Olympia, Forbidden Fruit, Lord of the Isles. Vindes, Alurr, Agra, Octavio, Culla, Theodore, St. 0 Disraeli, Salollies, Admiral Lyons, Capueine, Sly Fellow, and Brother to Folly o' Day. Fanolett.) is Sot here. A Madrid journal called the Discussion publishes a letter from Barbee, the French refugee, to the Duke de la Vittorio, complaining of his expulsion from Barcelona, and hie held( sent off to Cadis in a corvette. It says amongst other things:—" Who gave the ord:r for the manner fa which I have been treated ? If, se one of your catnip's said, it emanated from you, I demesne, to Spain this viola tion of the law! If it wore dictated by foreign influencer, greater shame is attached to inch an act of political degra dation ! In leaving Spain I am satisfied with the conduct of the Spanish people, whom I do not render responsible for the injastice done me, but I carry with me a wry poor opinion of the men who 'ovine them." UNLICENSED PRINTING OP ELECTORAL BULLETINS tN PRUltelk.—An appeel was decided in the Royal High Court at Berlin, on the 6th net , in the camel a prosecution seeing a Rotary at Dusseldorf, named Otto, aid Bagels, a printer of the same town, for having publis hed, without the authorisstna of the police a ticket, or electoral bulletin, whi h contained the name cif Otto, as a candidate for a seat In the Legislative st. suably, surmounted by the motto, " Meiirtenuce of the constitution." The printer, whose name bad been duly appended to the ticket, was in the first instance acquitted by lb* district court; but his employer Otto wee found guilty of an effete. agaiost the laws which regulate the public press, and was fined the sam of ten silver peahen, with the alternative of one d imprisonment. It was held that the ticket amid not he regarded ma a mere formal document, and therefore exempt from the law, but that, by the motto with which the candidate's acme was superscribed, it became a polities! treatise The appeal of the candidate Herr Otto was now quashed, and the decision of the inferior coma with regard to the printer was reversed, the superior court being of opinion that although the pleb r's same appeared on the ticket, he had natured the penalties of another claw of the statute, by puhlishisg a political treatise without the name of the author or editor. The printer was therefore condemned to the same fine as had been imposed on his employer. RUSSIAN MERCIIANTS IN TURKET.—The Russian merchants who hod barn allosiod by the Porte to stay at Conotaatior p'e sad settle their affairs, after the war broke out, bays signed an addreu thanking the Ottoman g tnent for the protection so generously afforded these, and " expressing an the warmest terms their profound gratitude for the marks of kindness with which they have been loaded, as well as for the constant solicitude and enlightened us' with which tb, real interests of commeros have beta . . muaraint d by the Turkish administration." —Le Nord. CHARGE OP BRAWLING BY A CLERGIMAN.—It mat stated la the Express of Saturday that a &large of brewl•sg against the Rev. G. C. Gorham, view of Snap ford Spike, bad berm investigated by five commissionen ac pointed by the Bishop of Enter at the Chapter boom of the Exeter Cathedral, and that the in9niry being Goa eluded, the C31711/21110i0411T0 had deferred judgment. Oa Einurlay, the Et,. Chancellor Munn delivered It, In open court, as follows "In announcing the unanimous opinion of the five commission n appointed to investigate the com plaint of &mud Carter, churchwarden of Brampford Spoke, against the Rev. George Ccr,elits Gorham, 'leaf of the said parish, for Drawling in the pariah church cm Easter Sunday lost, we, the said commissionen, declare that we have not strived at our drcision without experiencing coasiderable difficulty and doubt arising from the unsatis factory and confiictieg nature of much of the evidesee pro duced before us. We thick Oat there is clear sad com plete proof of hidiverest condom on the part of Mr. Our ham, bat that it is very uncertain whether farther proceed- Inge, if inatitated, would establish on such andantes the legal ethane charged. Is that sacertainty, eansiderlag that if we shoals pronoun., that there was not saficieat ground for such prcesediags, we should be concluding the complaisant, without sup appeal, we feel It to be our daty to &Mare that in ear opinion there la sufficient prima/au* Aroma for Montana' further ,proosallago." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. L CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (BY MAGNITIO TILIONATIL) (nom 001 owx Oar market this morning could bout of a good etendanat of farmers and deal.rs with the following alterations in prises, and a strong market : Wheat was 3d. ptr bombs!, Flour. was Bd. per baml, and Indian curs, Is. per quarter d Beano, oats, peas, meal, and all other articles, woad esteems rates. The weather is fine. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SVOLIL—The market has cpened with a firm app but the large public sales will not be over until s late hoar. COPPII.—The large quantity brought forward ti-day has oppressed the market, end the public sales are going off heavily. TL.—The market is steady, but inactive. BALTPETRIL-1,300 bags, refraction 6 to 11}, were offered and bought in at 29i. to 30s. ; refraction hi sold at 30s. and refraction 7} at 291. yesterday on 'Change. Ric■ ►ee been in ha demand at the full prices of last week. Row remains steady. Smite are unaltered. _ Corrox.-100 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. la other articles no material alteration, bat markets generally have a firm appearance. TALLOW MABXET.-THIS DAT. The utaiket rem ales quiet, with hardly alratTheastioa passing. Pr:ces ere quoted as follows :—Town tallow 465. sett cash; Petersburg Y. O. on the spot, 465. 9d. ; June, 465. 6d.; Oct. to Deo., 461.9 d. to 46a. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.-THIS DAY, Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supp'y short, but quite equal to the demand; prices witbuet alteration. Primo meadow hay, 95.. to 1051.; superior, 110 a. to 120 e.; inferior, 80s. to 80e.; new, 70/. to 845.; rowen, 70e. to 951.; clover, 108 e. to 1361. ; woad cat, 955. to 126 a.; straw, 28s to 30s. VIE CROPS IN AMERICA. The New York Journal of Commerce, reviewing the accounts from all the principal states, ogees to the conclusion that, "short:el nothing oaforeeeen otter, and favoan►le weather gintinue for the neat three wake, the forthcoming wheat crop will be the largest ever produced in the country. Stimulated by the kith prices :veva:eat, and the prospect of a large foreign demand, remains from the continuant of the war, farmers sowed at tall a breadth of Lend annually large. Though the winter was atraccey rigoroin, the reed was protected by an ample covering of mow, sod the spring favoured its germination and gradual development Throughout the heavy grain gates of the northwest, the crop is uniformly r. presented ain a mast promising condition. Toward the southwest, when the atop bad more nearly approached maturity, whew apprelegaions were Marianne to be kit on amount of threate•ed drought, but the late riles have bean very eviewe—la ems awes hiSieUng mins injury from their ebeadsoa.• to New gaoled the magas is tamarind, so that It is too soon to form an opinion ; but the moment I. favourable. In New York, wirlie taco Is moth variation in the apparition al the mops, some of the roots having been winter-kills I, both grain and grab promise a fall average yield, Corn planting la still pro. 'reggae. In Pennsylvania the general accounts are that there is a present pro , pect of large crops. The wan is backward, but th dis aid to be very favourabk to the wheat, which was sown in =mean mime ties teat talL 71iiprosptet of the crops in the Southern States is more variable. Destructive insects are doing some damage, and in several places there bare been eseessise rains. From klarylend the amounts ern almost uniformly encouraging, except sv complalats of the "fly* have rrccntly appeared in a few instances. be fall grain looks reo markanly well, and the spring crop promise a large yield. The too. Son, however, is very backward. In Iranian:tat chicch bug ia doing serious mischief In some placer. yet the wheat err p Is generally spoken of very favourably. !Inch eon bee y tto be planted. In Georgia the growing wheat lonks well. In Florida the cries are represented to be In a gratifying state of Improvement, authorising the prediction that the yield of bresdaturra the present year will grndly eland that or the previews one. In Alabama the amounts are lees favour:ibis. The Montgomery Moil, of the Roth inst., says There certainly has not been, fog year, a season AI unpronmi'ig *Or the cotton crops of planters wne cultivate river and prairie lands, as the present. The light soils have stood the adversities of the cram . n much better. The region modes. tire Red generally reliable, from which thui;rearket draws itheupphos. is !nand to yield a very short asp thus fall, even if things go right hquafter." . . . . . birsarelppi there ire complaint/tot the cut worm and of bump ralm, but both cotton sad corn look much beta r than !mit year. The accounts in Louisiana are conflicting. In Ohio Mere Is a gretter breadth of wheat sown than urinal, sad i f tzt mists caceedingly well, but the Indian corn plant Ii sad haw to ha A Cincinnati paper says The Indications sow are that should the pre.ent month prove favourable the wheat crop of told wdl he the largest by 25 per cent. ever gathered in the union. The fate of the wheat crop cannot be decided upon with any certainty until aftse the taidd e of lune." The crop in Indiana le very ernadoing. The Indianapolis Annuli ha. the following It any h.'pe can be coot *nay omit upon the appearance of wheat now, we have es good COMO for sapeoung an noncoma crop as any people ever had." The Chicago Democratic Preu asp The prow:. la that the maple at large will have au abundance of !WOO for he y-sr to Gomm Tbe crops, Lair rue, here many enemies, even when the elements hate done brat." Of blisseuri, the SI Joseph Gazette eau :—"The grioring mop of wheat Is the most prommmg that Ma ever been seen in that country." VISIT OF ME. FILLMORE TO MANCHESTER.—The Hon. M. Fillmore, an ex.president of the Unied States, aryl% ad in Menchester on Sunday evening, from Louden, for the purpose of inspecting some of our great engineering and manniacturirg establahments. Y. cerdsy forenoon, accompanied by Mr. W. S. St.II, Mr. Fillmore end the gentleman who is travelling with him, proceeded from the Quee's Hurl to the works of Messrs. Jcseph Whitworth and Co., cougieeers and tool =Arts, Chorltowstreer, where they spent an tour and a half, minutely examining various machines, toil., dee. They nest visited the mill of MfMr , . Jaws Houldswerh and Co., sick ensoufsetuters and embroiderers., Portland- itreet, when tli.y inspected the processes of embroidery and of spinning ; and they subsequently pasted thraugh the wart house of Meurs. .1. and N. Philips, merehante, manufac turer., de., Church street. The Italy proceeded thence to the Union Club and partook of luncheon; after which they virited the Mayfield Print Works of Mears. T. Huyle and Co , Buxton-sweet, and the engineering satenlielomest of Newry Sharp, Stewart, and Co., the Atlas Works, Great Bridgewater-sweet and Geforbstreet. Mr. Fillmore brought lettere of introduction from William Brown, Est , M.P., to Junes Watts, , the mayor, and to Mr Whitworth; but, duyite all his dint., the mayor was unahle to meet with Mr. Fllmore until after the tour of iospecthn yester day bad been ocieeluded. Last evening, a number of gen tlemen met Mr. Fillmore, by lesiva:oo, at the residence of Mr. Steil, Hallinelblaue Cheethsm-hill. Mr. Fillmore leaves England on Wednesday; so that his stay in Man cherer is !Wilted to this evening or to morrcw morning. He has been pot in nomiastion, by a strong party in Phila delphia, for tae next election to the presidency of the United States; and his friends entertain very BILIIROMS hopes of his suertein—Mancheske Guardson (this day.) ST. CROSS floarlTAL.—An application will shortly he made to the Ecclesiastical Court, is Doetoral.wiromons, for the court to name a day to hear the arguments en the eve Untie raised as to the aoslosiastioal nature of the master ship of St. Cress Hospital, its union with St. Faith, and its church being the parish church of the latter. CRYSTAL PALACM—ONE SHILLING PAT, MoN. DAT, lONS 11.—Arleaksions en payment, 6,429; ditto by men tilekete, 787 ; total visitors, 7,216. SI li a PIA • 13e .9 II" 104 H 7,1 '3 ft Pm . Hi i la 781 4 1 i 114 11 ~~