The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-30 00:00:00

DENMARK AND SWEDEN. According to a correspondent of the Hanorerian 6.nette, the negotiations touching the Sound Dues have taken a turn which leads to the hope of seeing this affair shortly settled. With the exception ot Englsod, all the power. have given their vote, and pronounced favourably for the principle of red, nap tire. It is probable (says the journal just mentioned) that the fresh propositions, based on this principle, will shortly bring about an arrangement, although some difficulties ot detail may arise, especially in de termining the amount of espital for redeeming the does in question. A letter from Stockholm says : "Judging by appearances, soinethingrxtraordiamy is going on in high political regions. la the night of the 13th ihafint a courier arrived here from Paris with despatches for the resident French 'Meister at our court, M. Lobettin. In the afternoon M. Lob. stein proceeded to Drottningsholm, where be pre sented to the King an autograph letter from the Emperor Napoleon 111. On the 14th the Prussian minister, the Count of Westphelen, had also an audience of the King at his summer residence. On the following morning the Council of State met and had a sitting. What transpired then and there P We know nothing positive on the subject ; t hejournals at pre sent are numb. But what is positive *that the govern ment of Norway has complained, that at Archangel, and more especially at Baraogedord, the Russians are crossing the frontiers whenever they take it into their heads, and commence fishing or hunting, harassing in this way incessantly the Finnish arid Lappish marches ot Norw 4. It is further affirmed that the Russians intend constructing rear Bomar sand some fur's, which of course cameo uneasiness to our government. The Governor General De Berg has been to them from Heleingtors, and he was accompanied by several artillery officers for the pur pose of exploring the ground." (mil oua ow* BTOUKHOLM,Jtny 22. It is an incontestable fact the% Russian influence is again predominant here, and that the Czar's diplo made agents have now fully recover.° the ascendancy they enj iyed before the breaking out of the late war. This becomes daily more apparent from the number of officials of anti-Russian predilections who have been dismissed from their pore and are replaced by other. more obsequious to Russian policy. This is the case with Baron Stjerneld, late Minister for Foreign Affairaand Count Palsosejeros, late Minister of Fiaance, who were the principal means of bringing about the late treaty of alliance with France and England. Their successors in office make no secret of holding principles diametrically opposed to those of the above-named noblemen. The Russian envoy at this court, Herr von Daichkow, is just the man to take the Swedes by their weak side, and gives him pelf great trouble to render himself generally popular. Thus within the last few days he has enriched the royal library with a valuable present of rare works on northern literature, and distribute* weekly large sums to versch4nate arm's, or " poor ashamed to beg" —another name for secret service money. With the King he is personally a great favourite. THE CORONATION AT MOSCOW. A letter from Wildbad, in the Car/eras Gazette, states that the deparure of the Empress Dowager ot Russia is fixed tor the 29th of July. She will proceed direct to Sans-Souci, and from there to the coronation at Moscow. Immediately after the festi vities of the coronation the Empress Dowager will leave for Palermo, whither she arid be accompanied by the Prince Royal ot Wortemberg, and her daugh ter the Crown Princess, who will spend the winter with her in Sicily. A letter from Frankfort of the 26th says :—" The arrivals here, at the Russian Hotel, yesterday were: Mr. Sidney Herbert, Britannic ex-Minister ot War, the Marquis of Ailesbury and family. Today: Prince Worot ex- CI oternor of the Transcaucasian provinces; his Excellency the Comte de Morny, Am bamador-Extritordinery of France to the Court of Russia, and Lord sad Lidy Clsnwilliam, sooting from Wildbad." The tollowieg (nays Le Nord) is a list of the testi. rifles which the Rossion court will give at Moscow: A ball is the palace called Oranovirsie Palate; a Nola spectacle; a ball is St. Alexander's Hill In the Kremlin; a repast aid festival given to the people by the Emperor; masquerade and supper at the Palace; fireworks. Add to the above the balls of the ambassadors, of the great nobles, of the Hotel de Ville, and the re ader will have a taint idea of the plea sure@ awaiting the vieiror to the ancient capital of the Caul. Dramatic artists are on the wing, and will sostribute in no trifling measure to the general We read in the Allemagros :—" The programme drawn up for the CIereILOONIII of the coronation by C" , nocikor Guedeont ff, has just bees approvid of by the Emperor. There will be at Moscow, French, German, and Ramifies plays, and an Italian opera be3idre. A French company has obtained leave to build in this city a vast foster, for the sale of objects of art and articles of luxury. The good• which do not find a sale may be taken back to Franca on pay ment of export duty." LAW IPITELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. •DOI lit. ilt 11.1 JOSIPII MALTOID. Thie insolvent, comedian end dramatic writer, WOO op. pored by Mr. Pearce, fer Him &Mom hams, the vocalist. He hat brought sa minims against Mae Isis for perfcem• leg some plays, and failed la the same. Her coots were 112/. He now mend that be hod no property, amt his atterorp, with brcmht the actioo, held SOUS play, which were worth acthieg. Mr. Commissioier Phillips told him he was modest In specting h a own prednetions. The ierolvout said he was a balladmonger and writer of barletiece. Cosmonaut Phdlips uid there staid be no ma tans aelvact. Mr Pearce had sorbing further to say. Mr COMM iNiOl/1 r Paillirs—Then Mr. Raiford way main act." (A laugh) I mop , II be is sot sorry for it ? The issoireet, who said be was sot sorry, was ordered to be discharged. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. William Braila, wits described himself as • photographic artist, sad a ,id that t • lie, dio New•etrett, Covent-11Am wu charged Mr. tad. • coffee holm keeper I. the Blued, with creation a dietatbance them and amok og his. Mr. o,siond stated that ►. wu 'toadied at the door cf ►i. stop, last teenier, when the prnoner cams op to him ate upaniul by a (ma!* and claimed argaaintseee. He said that he did mot know them, and requested them to go away. The roarer sail he wasted a private interview with hie, hat le (Hr. Ormond) refused to hive sa3thied to say to him, and retired late his own shop, closing the door after him. The puss:easy pushed sgaiast the door, threw it op• e, and forced his way lap the ship, pashieg Mr. Otmond heron him. At the same time he c'unoni only, sod with rainy ceche, demanded whit witting wss going to do with a child which hie mother-it-law was maintaltind at Margate, gad which he alleged to be the Illegitimate offspriag of witness. Mi., however, wee not the tun. Mr. Osmond was not even guars of the child's existence till *fin the death el at. mot►,r, who was for olives years is his service. The prisoner said that the child's mother was sister of the woman who was with him, cad that the latter was hie wife. Amongst other aboard imputations, be accused wits's' of !teeing polemicd his servant. Is short he was so shady. and vieleat, that it bey.* mugged to seed foe a mutable and give bin is charge. The coastable said the prisoner was drank. The prisoner repeated the t►e 'hems be ►ed made edgiest Mr °sound, hat said nothing is sourer to the CON. He insisted that Mr. Ounoed ►aew him and his wife. Mr. Osmond said that whin. his servant died she left about 4001. is sooty, btoidssottier property, *Melt WU diary ttod is It's this two months by bit brother-is•lasi (the primossr, hiinapposad) ssd isms oilier Dials's. Mr. Henry said it mu a clear attempt to extort money. Even if the story shout the shad Wogs lir. Osenend's bad Men tree, the prisoner 'weld have no claim on Mr. Osmond, as he had been pat to no asp's,' for It. He had behaved very violently, sail must pay a Sae of IL, or be imprisoned for one month. THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION IN GLAMORGAN- SHIRE. PONTYPRIDD, TOZSDAT. Oo the re•auembliog of the jury yesterday alter cate, Mr. Polities, barriste►, of the Western Cireuit, wu in etteedesscr, and stated that he had been seat down by the government t waist the coroner in his inquiry. Any evi dence vr suygestion calculated to elicit ?ha roil cause of this usfortusate catastrophe would receive the greatest at testion. Mr. Davies, SUTOIIOII. of Cymmer, was then examined, and dip gird to having attend. d the seffrren in the accident at Mr. ill, le's colliery. He described the injuries which had best 11111tSint dby a great number of the demised col lien. The number of weans killed on the spot, and who bad diet since the accident, amounted to 114. Of that member 16 were badly burnt, 21 agh•ly burnt, 73 cuff -- cited, and 6 bruised. Five were brought up alive, who had Derived injuries from burniag, end one laboured under asphyxia. These peruse were progressing far 'Drably, and would be able to attend and give evidence in the costes of a week or ten days. • Mr. Williams, yor, raid he bad made a plan of the Claimer Colliery, which he produced. Was acquainted with the course of the air in the part of the pit in which the explosion occurred. The pit was en oval one, 16ft. din. by 91t. 6 n. ; but a patios of it was Imattiesd off, reducing it to 14ft. by 91t. bin. Toe area was between 9 and 10 feet. The Wattles wee composed of brick at the bottom and void at the tcp. Oo this working thi re was only one pi•, and the principal portion of it we. used lor winding, pumping, and SI a (Lwow% shaft. The air on reaching the bottom of the pit travelled slug a level besdieg up to a point called Evan Paull pt' heading. After ventilating the workings, it pared along the northern portion of the colliery, and ultimately escaped by the upeast At Evan Phillips' pit a part of the air returned at a split," and after going to the tooth week., escaped in ant.ther direction. Toe euploelon oc curred in the smith workings. The witness here described at somas length the mode In %hick the various stalls of the mine were ventilated. Small portions of the air were allowed to snipe fions the m►in air course for the purpose of ventilating the old workiego. By Mr. Evans—The sire of the air-way between Bran Phillips' dip and the wind-way heading I. 6 feet by 2 Get 4 inches, and gives an area of 14 tut. This surreal all paws to the south portion of the workings, when the expleeron took place. The inquiry was then adjourned at kalLpest six o'clock till Tuesday, TVUDAY. The jury recesembled at bait pant ten o'clock thin morn jug. Mr. residet, from the Home-ofice, and Meters. Mather ortb, Suss, and Dickensoo, her Mejinty's inepeetcre of wpm, were spin is attendance. Mr. Huddlesion* ap• pealed on behalf of the owners of the Cramer Co'llere ; end Mr. Owen for the friends and relatives of the deceased. Before any whams. were called, Mr. Iluddlestote, addressing the corner, said he was de sirous of calling attention to a matter of very considerable inurtanne. He wait/led to that the government bed cos snared the cue of sufficient importance to send down a gen tleman of great experience to assist in conducting the in quiry. 8, far, however, mbe understood the position of that gentleman, it was in so way to interfere with the power whim) the morose, pensioned in that court, or rods erl in any way to it Peers in the arreagements which the scrum might think it neemeary to make ; hat Mr. Pouldea was simply the penes named on the act (or amend ing the law for tog inspeetin of end mina, who was sent down by the government foe the pupae of protecting the in 00000 ta of every elan of society interested in the inquiry. Reprinting the owners and manegen of the colliery, he (ilr. Haddlestone) was as WIZIOIN as the goveromsot for the most rigid inveetitatien. He woe moat &ciente that the oases of the accident shield be probed to the bottom, that all the eitCallillanees attending it should be investigated, and ttat no individual should be messed from any blame which might attach to bin. Blase yesterday be had coon &red the mouse which had been taken and the evidence which had been addend, and he was compelled to admit that • pontos of that evideace had burst spas him by ear prise. Ha bad hoped that the object of the adjuremest epos the last occasion was to *dad the susviun of the OCIMASt an opportanity of attending to state all that they knew of the occurrence. It was obvious that the inquiry weld not terminate until these persons had ben examined; sad it was always usual in cues of tail &Kelpies to preesed with the evidence of the peewee on the spot Ant. He therefore believed then it wield be the best wane to adjourn the inquest until the mar viten weld attend, 'belt would probably be is ten days or • fortnigbt. It would certainly be unfair to them, sautuesetoey to the ands of inner. and •oglitt have the 'protases of Inflow the 'equity, if the proonomp were to be precipitately broaght to • dee. He therefore begged to apply for an adjournment. Mr. Owen, on behalf of the univers, esincidod in the intense captioned by Mr. Ruddiest's*. Mr. Peados) also anotrred, and explained that he bad bun sent down by thisgoversesent for the purpose of assist ing in the) notary. Hie Instructions were not to tithe the la oat of the heads of the ureter, nor to wane the of • plMautoe, but to gin his profearional aid is meldog the fnYmt benignities into the emu of the dis ineleel 11110111011111111. As fat as the government were eon amid they semisoft desired that a lull, fair, Impartial, sad peeps therein should take place into the whole of the eireamonmess. Mtag • 'beet 4113111111•61111 it was agreed that at the clue of till 11 inquest shield stand adjourned sem& Mr. Wil ethiliegy surveyor, was then recalled, and in answer to Mr.ivegs.eald that the total length of the main air sanest ce the see* side of the pit wee 10,325 yards. There were 67 deem )winding well dolls, aid the men carnet of air depended epee the whole number of doors In meet of the stall demo time was a liability to leak, as aperture being inteatiemelly left on each side of the door foe the purpose of elleseing the air to pus into the Medlars, se that the drawing roads might be vestilated as well as the stalls. He believed that the tutus to which he referred would not glandes the quantity of air passing along the main workings moth thee woe neasegary. In some head ing* the leakages wield se doubt lajarionly diminish the main curtest of air. Is some pert' of the mine there were doable doors for the pup ege of preventing leakage. Diable goon were marked urea the plea as haring stud at the bottom of a working called Jacob's heading. All the doors were blows down by the "spleens. Is reply t) the moros e, . the witness stated that when the coal had bees g.t rubbish was put in to Ail up the vacuum, and the rubbish went by the same of "sue." Thine were 256 Tares of " goal" from the end of the straight beadiest to the face of the level. Mr. Owen—An I to understand, from your evidence, that you think the pit was properly ventilated ? Witnees-1 de not meth to say anything of the sort. Mr. Haddleitoa—Mr. Williams has gives no opinion tepee the subject. By the Jury—The titans of the nine peoduced was made before the accident. I cannot say whether there wee any sit current to the old workings from John Cagassaes head ing. In point of feet, I did not examine Jobs Csenatea heading because it bad bees abandoned. The format said It was most Important that Jobs Cae mast's headier; showld be thoroughly examined and that the evidence should be very precise as to the amuse of the air through that heading. Mr. Owen—Have you not said that you did sot go through the rl4 workings because you were gfreid that there was Are damp Witter—l said I did not visit Jaeob's beadirg frr that reason ; bat I did tot go to the o.d w. Adage bemuse they were abandoned. After the implosion, I found a door blows down near Jobs Caemaur's heading which iodated nut tt holieve that there bad been a door la that position previous to the accident. I saw ladm.tions of fire damp et the month of Griffith Williams' beading. and also at the top of the straight beading. I saw mules brought oat of Moen' heading, but the elj tot of say Malt tom simply to prorate a plea of the works sad not to make inquiry tats th , se maven. The proeredings were adj mimed at bell put 1 o'elook for as hoer, mad the jury has sot reassembled whoa oar panel wee dt4atelted. THE EXFRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1856. SHARE LIS7 S.-7HIS DAY. Two inloweo. The railway share market to-day is flat on the settlement. Great Western, London and North Western, and North British rocks, besides others, are lower. The increased demand for money induces some speculative sales. Foreign lines are dull. Riga and Roseburg shares are marked 3 too prem. N. I rd. I 411.wa76 1 i Quasar niers loa.aay yestesiay. Isa to I w p.a. MVO MUD AT PRIM ItT/irTA TO. M/ toys, to 1 p.m NATIONAL DISCOUNT COMPANY. Yesterday, a special mooting of this company was bald at the Loudon Tavern, for the confirmation of the re @Mations passed at a previous sawing he i t gemi oß the capital of the company from 1,000,0001, by the base of 40,000 new shares of 261 seek. Mr. P. W. Roseau., Y.P. , presided, and after explainleg the objects for which the aortas had been summoned, re marked that he was laformed that some mistake bad oecurrtl he some quarters as to what he bed said at the meeting at which the rosolutiose he now moved the smelt alltiOti of bad bees unsaimously adopted, as to the coccus with which the busbies, of the eimp my had brio conducted. What he had said was, that of the bills which had been ditcommd by the eempany, and had fallen doe up to that time, etneeatiag to one-third of a million, not ens reenaiDed gaped. (Rear, hear.) And he hid greet saiefection is adding shit of the total mount of bile dist.unted by the compaay, wheels bid now come to maturity and been eau o(, &molesting to half a million, not on* was unpaid. The resolutions asthorising the freesias of the capita ware thee pet, sad unaaimoinly coefirmed. A rig Jo.i in was afterwards passed, directing that such iDerOSINI of tacit tl ' should take place on the day neat after the company shored obtein registratine under the Joist Sock Companies Act of the pest eerie. of 1866, which comes late operation on , he 3rd of Navymber seat. CRYSTAL PALACR. ONS SHILLING DAY..- TOSSDaIr. JOLT 29 —Adainlaiis ea mast. 10,174 ditto by omoos tickets. 654. Total ofoltors.lo,ll2ll. It. IL N. ow a. III: I at. I it tsa lii Do hoorims I I Yt bootaboita... Ihm.W•h ilt Ireerl an skirssaa 1110maiss. PagessAaldhllolloSLC. Ow de.M M.. n.) NON ad at, Coldsan ill flaw isd MI Gook Ed Was 10 ADO tomi..reehommilimu. DO ImpD o. dos Woe, & Ohms A... rg) 4 Dm Chin R. U. Ato.).. to OM tormalin • 11111010100•1=... on UMW* eel " gaw - tCr's. Demi; rio th Was Orat arta of Austionel.. De Grist farthirs ..... Ot. isi Watars:l Groot Do. OtcorviOnOv..ltli. Lassias! .11 Miriade „. I De. 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Maids Oaks ..... all I Ds II 14 -. 4 14 11 pm 1 1 41 II L C ,1I t4l ti te 1 ma I _4 64 64 4 . 5 _r• If ii 4 1 mi U V LILL 1141 1 II SS I Ipa If Ma The following ars this day's sako for the OtOrmitt ORDINARY @RAW AND STOCIIIIL Bristol and B , 95} ; But Aeolian, 18; Banns Counties 10 ; Edinburgh, Penh, sad Rondos, 38; Great Wean,, 61 1 2} ; Lancashire sod Yorkshire, 97!; London sad Bleslwoll, 71 ; Loodoo, Brigetse, and Booth Coast, 110; Loudon ass North Wntero, 107} I; Leeds* sad Booth Western, 100; Manehtster, Sheffield, and Undo. shire 34f ; Midland, 831 4: North British, la ; North Boaters (Berwick), Era ; &nth Beaters, 781• PRRYIIIII4I YEARNS. Calsdoslas, 101., 4} par ant, 1011; Gent Waters, Irredeemable 4 per not., 90} ; Midland (Lelesstor and Ratchets Pretenses Moak, 92i ; Waterford sad Kilkenny, 6 per coat, 21 LIMNS !MASUD. Mid. Bradford Prof. stork, 96. PORRION RAILWAYS. Centeno and Toulouse Coal Mines and Railway, 61; Oast ladles Peninsula, Gearastoed 6 par neat 22j. MINNS. Brasillaa Imperial, Comm sad Calba, 31. via= STOOL BANKS. English, Scottish sod Australia.; Chartered, 171: Pas don and Coast, Beak, 35; Loudon sad Biskra Deakin Corp., 62i. lIISCSILANZOLIS. Oriental Om, 11. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 11.1331,343. Wks Pr. Mar. Tesiii, Told. open. wogs% ebazullie. ISM 1336. W 4 2 .01214 ID. A A e e Nero 83.11 1 1 1 4 1 12 1 W: 4.641‘ .. -. .. T. 211 TAT we,..r . ......., IT. APssi .. .... 16 MOO 163 1 660 OWNS isi 0i5ie . 16iii...... au 63 . 111 41 LOCAL OHARA MAXXAM Imerses. Int 211.—Tbe mita! has bon vary erdst %Amy, but Wan wen molt, WI at Or dole at beim tie stubs am %WM at lit NOM triet d do Off. smalue sod =, sod ill Purabare). le d.- 1190 -4 =es.“l—Nialadatater, ad Mods Its teat., 11-11401. bad MTN 41R—Onist at fL 11111=JoiT 26.-711111) My alb tltrM vas Down, ft $.14-1,481 Tdatr.pb. —SMlZeida, 3 1 1-11•16 WM*. 91 1 — zistal as (11 =sus. STS.—Tlie aims Ertutinin sea lartly• is. _bat varlitlea is prim lleit ilwatarl flulailla ins doptatTOL owl dire Tele TT. MONEY YARICHT,-TBIS DAY. Two o'CLocic. The Ism easy appearance of the money market continues to weigh on the funds, which to-day show a farther decline of I per cent. Con sols opened at 951 to / for the 7th of Au gust, and are now quoted 251 to 1. For money the price is 951. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 90; the New Three per Cents. at 901 to i ; Exchequer Bills at 20s. to 23e. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, at 1001; and India Bonds at 245. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. show a considerable re covery from the sudden fall which was established yesterday afternoon. The price is marked 1031 and 31 for money, and 1031 for the 13th August, The Guaranteed Four per Cents. have been dealt in at 1051. Other foreign stocks meet with very little business, apart from the settlement. The sales are limited to Granada Active Bonds, at lin; Russian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents, at 991 to ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441; ditto, New Deferred, Three per/ Cents., at 231. The whole of the 397,70 W. in specie brought in by the Canada, from the United States, and by the Oliver Lang, from Melbourne, has beau taken for the Continent, although the demand for that quarter seems to be scarcely so active as of late. Of the specie ex the Canada a considerable portion was on' French account. The arrival of the ship . New Great Britain was announced yesterday. Tots vessel left Melbourne on the 16th April, sad hu on freight 46,769 0111110FS of gold, valued at about 187,0001. Her news has been I anticipated. The steamer Sultan has taken out 13,4301, in specie to the Peninsula. On 'Change yesterday there was a good de mand for bills on Paris and Frankfort, and the rates on St. Petersburg, Vienna, Naples, Lisboa, and Oporto were rather lower. The current quotations are subjoined, viz.: Amsterdam:3 mouths, 12 to } ; ditto, short, 11.17 to I; Rotterdam 3 mouths, 12} to 1 ; Antwerp sad Bros el 3 mouths, 26.62} to 6; lidabarg, 8 mouths, 18 to I Paris, 3 mouths, 26.27} to 32} ; ditto, short, 26.60 3} to 6 ; llaresilita, 3 mania., 26.62} to 7} ; Fruition ou•tho-Maisa, 3 mouth, 1191 to 120; Pstaneurg, 3 swathe, 87 to l Virsaa,3 meths, 10.18 to 20 ; Trieste, 3 mouths, 10.9 to 21; Kopko, 8 mouth', 43.1 to ; Gaam, 3 months, 2672} to n : Leghorn, 3 maths, 22.92} to 7}; Oporto, 3 meths, &21 to 63 ; Lisboa. 3 mouths, 621 to A rumour prevailed in the Stock Exchange yester day that the forthcoming dividend of the London and North Western Railway Company will be at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, with a surplus of 6,0001. This report exercised an unfavourable influence on the price of the stock. The half-yearly meeting of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company is called for the 13th August, and, that of the North Eastern Railway Coln pony for the 22nd August, at York. A meeting of the English shareholders in the Buf falo and Lake Huron Railway Company is adver tised to be held in London on the 13th August. At the adjourned meeting of the National Discount Company, held yesterday,the resolutions passed at the last meeting for increasing the capital of the com pany from one to two millions, by the issue of 40,000 new shares, were confirmed. They are not to take effect until the company hoopoes registered under the Joint Stock Companies Act of 1858. It was mentioned that the company is at present carrying on a large and profitable business. The following meetings are also newly announced, vie., British Rock and Patent Salt Company for the 14th August ; Claussen's Patent Flax Company, for the lath Aukust ; Eagle Insurance Company (annual), for the Bth August; and South Wales Railway Company, for the 20th August. The meeting of the Irish Peat Company yesterday was adjourned, owing to the scanty attendance. A dividend at the rate of 16 per cent. per annum is to be payable on the shares of the Scottish Aus tralian Investment Company on the 4th August. A special meeting of this company is called for the 15th August, with reference to bringing the undertaking under the Limited Liability Act. The dieeptop are awaiting a favourable opportunity to remount operate companies fur weiriuog the com pany's mineral properties. TUESDAY EVENING. The funds have declined I per cent., owing to an increased demand for money. Symptoms of a less easy money market have been observable for come days put. In the Stock Exchange to-day, partly in connexion with the settlement in shares and foreign stooks, the demand was active, and 41 to 3 per cent. was paid for short loans on government enmities. In consequence, some loans were applied for at the Bank. In the discount market money was also in request, partly for Stock Exchange purposes, and the Lombard-street houses are found willing to take money on deposit at 14 days' notice, at 31 per oenk instead of 3k per cent., the rate hitherto prevail ing. The current rates of discount, however, are still sensibly below those of the Bank. Amongst the (mums which contribute to stimulate the demand for money are the increase in the general export trade of the country, the harvest requirements, and the new projects daily announced. The efflux of gold to the Continent, and the continued investments of British capital in French 'purities, operate in the same direction, and have rather damped the previous sanguine expectation of a further and speedy fall in the value of mousy. The check now given, how ever, will be wholesome if it moderate the disposition to launch new schemes. lb. public at present evince laudable caution in embarking in these enterprises, bat the number of projects in course of preparation is known to be enormous. It is also believed that parties connected with the United States are only awaiting a favourable opportunity for endeavouring to place on this market a great mass of railway and other securities. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes closed at 70.70 for money, and 70.75 for the account, Show ing" further decline oil to ;per ceut. since yesterday. Tee rates of interest prevailing at the pending Bourse settlement are not onerous, but operations for higher prices are discouraged by the troubles in Spain, and by the new restrictive measures just adopted by the Bank of France, which requires par ties to repay a portion of the loans obtained from the institution on stooks and shares. _ _ On some of the other continental markets a recovery has taken place in Spanish securities. Consols opined at yesterday's closing quotation of 961 to 1 for the 7th August, and were last quoted 951 to 1. Foe money the closing pries was 951. The market retains great steadiness of character, but busi ness is very dull. The official report of actual trams. actions is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1; ditto, for account, 7th August, 95/, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 98, 961. New Three per Cents., 96/,1, 1. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 181. Batik Stock, 218; India Stock, 236. Three.and-a-lislt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 1001; India Bonds, 255. prem. The New Twoand-a-Half per Cents. are also marked 801. Exchequer Bills were supported at 20s. to 23e. prem., and Exchequer Bonds at 1001 to 1. One of the ptincipat features of the day in the Stock Exchange was a sudden fall of about 11 per oent. this afternoon in Turkish Six per Cents., on some large sales, coupled with a revived report that a new Ottoman loan is impending. These opera 'ions and reports were attributed to Greek firms, which have of late acquired some no toristy by speculative transactions of this kind. The Six per Cents. were first marked 1041 (or money, and had fallen at the close to 1021 to 103. The decline in the Guaranteed Four per Cents. was per cent., the closing quotation beteg 1051 to 106/. The "continuation" to the new account of the 15th of August was 1 to / per cent on the Six per Cents., and 6.16 to 7.16 per cent. on the Four per Cents. Other securities were steady, with a fair general business. The miscellaneous transactions extended to Buenos Ayres, New Oran'...da, and Equador New Con solidated Bonds. Ottoman Bank shares closed to-day at 21 to 2j prem., being a little better; Bank of Egypt, at / to 1 prem. ' • National Diomunt, at I/ to 1/ prem.; ditto, new sha res, at 11.16 to 13-16 prem.; and General Bank of Switzerland, at 1 dia. to 1 prem. Western Bank of London share@ have declined to par to 1 prem. The old bank stocks were steady. Land shares were quiet. North of Europe Steam remain fiat. The closing qattatiens for the newly projected railways are subjoined, viz.: Eastern Bengal Rail way, 1 to a prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway. to 9.16 prem.; Western Railway of Austria, 1/ to 2k New Brunswick and Canada Railway aud ra. Land A shares, Ito 11 prem.; ditto B shares, 4to 11 prem.; Ceylon Railway, 1$ to 1/ prem.; Ca 4 vette and South Eastern Railway, to I_prem. Cooiapo Extension Railway , 11 to 11 prem.; Metro politan Railway Guaranteed shares, 1 to 1 prem.; Sittingbourne and Sheerness Railway, 11 to 11 prem. The quotations for a number of other new projects are subjoined, but are in several cases little more than nominal. European and Indian Junction Tele graph Company, 1 to; prem.; City Discount Com pany, 1 to 1 prem.; West Ham Distillery Company, par to 1 prem.; Hungarian Land Company, 1 to 1 Iprem.; London Cork Company, 1 to 1 prem.; British Provision Company, Irish Fishing Company, and Thames Steam Tog Company, all nominally par to 1 prem. This was " making-up day" in the railway share market. The progress of the settlement, so far, indi cates rather diminished rates of interest. Of the heavier stocks Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire were both wanted for the settlement. The rates quoted for carrying over accounts to the 15th August are as follows : Opening rates. Mallon and North Ws stern. 5.16 to 1 continuation. Great Western 3.16 becsreardation " even." Midland I to 7 - .16 iontinustion. Lena&lre and Yorkshire a Dorers ditto. Greet Northern' even to I-ti ditto. esledoelsts 1-16 to 3.16 ditto. 1.16 to 6 ditto. ditto. , !ditto. , .16 ditto. York end North Midland' Bersieke Northern of France Eastern of ?nee Pads sad Lras MINER-THIS DAY, Two o'CLool. There have been continued inquiries for the stocks mentioned in our report of yesterday, but the market for home mining securities remains generally dull. South Tamar shares are Satter, ae a result of the information afforded at yesterday's meeting. Ia the Stook Exchange to-day Gopiapo shares have been dealt in at 161 and 16, and National Enmities (Coons) at 31 and 3). Subjoined is the ofileial list of yesterday's trans actions in the Mining Exchange : Collecombe, 5.5; Gonansens, 26, ; Grambler and St. Anbyn, 76, 774, 724; Grt.at Allred. 24, ; Render, 64; North Basest, 31, 29, 4; Nszth Robert, 31; Providence, 59, 604; Porkellis United, 11, 94, I ; Tiscrott, 34, I, 4; Vale of 'row,, 2,55., 25.. 9d., 245., 25e. ; Wheal Kitty (Lelia), 10i. 2 A K N If 11ts titlf it Of Of la 84101 41 Se ST U If IS IMAM Ili 115 111 Ili 14 INI N N 11l lel IS II I :4 - uo I°' 1 19 784 11l .44 119 114 199 07 i IPm - • Pa IS IC SS IT " !! iI ii 10 10 10 11 11 Ili 11. 111 IS ill 14C 1(0 1811 11l ISO O Pa di iii 14 101 us 01 NI lii lii 91 111 I 06 ft Cei —MS Iff Al sl i Si KO 4 N ii u Hie isi ise 14 if 171 ift Ni ni 14 U IS 41 ,4 , C •711 1091 It 7; 7 34 1 1 al iti 31i IC{ Ms 111% P. i Pla COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-TRIB DAY. There was not much English wheat at market but foreign arrivals of wheat and floor continue on a liberal reale. The attendacce of buyers in Mack-lane was very limited, sad the amount of hastens transacted so trifling that quotations cannot be given with accuracy. The trade was very dull at the recent decline. Country flour cheaper. Norfolk. freely offered at 50e. pet sack. Barley scarce, and fully as dear. Best oats maintained Nonday's rates, bat ill. car oat at very irregular prime. sad peas unchanged. AZZIVAJA 12110 LONDON (MOM .117 LT 21 TO Masa& t tkotals. 1122. 1700 Mat rim —mete. 11, tenths JULY SO. 1 irr 1040 ►O9lO MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) 80041.—The Con of the market yesterday showing decline of fully 6d., and a relnemoce on the part of the trade to buy, has had en unfavourable impression, and our market to-day is very inactive, and prices ere unsteady. Col7ll.—This uncle is VI 11 fires, and the urge pablie "hr. tfte:mal.biTo b Jurinal,Wgit:ZY.s.,c,r,".°,l market remains ntaltered. itIar0.11;;;;1"Kir dentond. Arraean (600 tons afloat) sold at 11.. for • near port. good wt.its Bengal ditto, on the spot, sold at 12s. Rum bea an upward tendsnoy. Fine Thomann sold at 2s, Bd. prcor, which is a slight advance. P —1,240 bogs Penang sold in public mils at 41d. to tid. par lb. Corrort.-150 bales told. I3t;tona-50 p.eieteliettgel sold at 17a. In ether ertteles to material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The insriet L firm with Town tallow quoted 61.. sett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot 61s. 9L ; August and SeptemLer, 61s. ; Oot. and Dec, 60s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Yam. Pattanden and Smith, hop facture, report that the market is in a very quiet elate. Amounts from the planta tions are still conflicting. Day, 200,000/. COAL MARKET-THIS DAY- Tanfiski tioor, 14, ; Walls End Horton, 163. 6d.; Walla End Eioutb Hatton, 18a.; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 6d.; Walls Sod Hatton, 184. 6d.; Walls End Lambcon, 18.. 85 frail/ shrFs at market. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. (BY BLICTRIC TZLIORAYII.) LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD STAKES. 6 to 1 eiget Zeta (taken freely) 7 to 1 Goldhill ( Seed) 12 to 1 Sendboy (offered) 14 to 1 Lundyfoot (off) 16 to 1 Pretty Boy (o 5) 20 to 1 Homily (t) STEWARDS' CUP. Tim (Glowing are struck out .—Natban, Lord Alfred, Swindler, Merlin, Cepucias, Puck, Sr. Giles, end Caltforaia Dick. GOODWOOD STAKES. The fel'oertog — nre;;;citouT Ceckatoo, E+rly Morn, Mishap, Eobhy 'ftli„ Peter Wilkins, Mid hope, Lwn, Tricky, f, aid California Di:k. GOODWOOD CUP. The following are struck out :—Typee, Early Bird, Fes dango, Pack, Salton, Habana, Ostrogoth, Cannobie, sad Calitornia D.ck. DOESETBIIIRE ELECTION. The election of a Knight of the Shire, in tee win of the late Right Ron. Gawp Bankes, elcc.ared, took place very quietly on Satyr day be', at the hustiogs erected on the Cornkill, Dachas ter. It Isavirg be n wall known that thi , re would be no opoesition to toe r. tura of Mr. Henry Gerard Start, late member for Dorchester, vary little tat: rest was taken to the proeeediogs. The new member obs.rved in the course of his spice', "At this moment there is a sort of chaos or lull in the political horizon. The time is n..t far distant woes the great conservative party will spin occupy that influential position to which th:ir principles so eminently entitle them. I shall continue to tight uneer that banner. I Matti before you this day rot as "an antique fend tory." as that Iseetions quil°-lriver in the Siterborise /unroof has been kind enough W ilesiguate (laughte.)—bat I was bona end bred a coneervative, and I bop. I shall die a conservative, because in ay coosc:once I behove that the further tieweiopmen• of this policy will con duce to the welfare and prosperity of all claims of the com monity." POST-OFFICE ROBBERIES.—For MIEN time past letters, costar:wig money sad other Wien of value, have been frequenly lost at the Lewes post other, and I.st week the suthoritire took means to endeavour tt d sneer the guilty party, the result of whOh was that on Monday Joseph Palmer, I od-office clerk, was charged before the magistrates with Walton a letter contain:eg half a stvertiga nod • florin. He was committed for trial at the *seises. lie has been • clerk in the port-adlce three years aid • half, and always horns a good character. SMOKE NUISANCE ABATEMENT (METROPOLIS) ACT, 1833, AMINDKINT.—By this act, which received the royal e asssioo, the eumption in the o acu ps 'et r ln s 6t t amon on d , tre ialreVkupelettsdied'aoyf.ogfirthll worts or pottery work., from lta .t+am-reeseU plying between London Bridge and the Nore, end all pubic baths sod wash. houses in the metropolis, are also made liable to the Nora -1 Mon of the Act 16 and 17 Vict. II I I poi