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the month. Naturally enough, the present E. Form Napoleon was invited to become the purchaser, and his 'cower wee that he would seed some one. The auction is now postponed to the sth of August. AsCount Bacc , ochi was coming to Florence about some papers contacted with the Patterson law suit, this affair was also entrusted to him, and the Duke of Grammont received orders to go to Leghorn and have en interview with the Count respecting this Marengo villa. If it is to be purchased, the Count will come •o Piedmont before the sth; but if not, M. Deism' wail op that day put it up for public Lompetition. The Roman coast, that of Modena, of Tuscany, and mars especially of Calabria, nut omitting Sicily, are closely guarded by their respective governments. Nlimerous arrests are being made. The Anglo-Italian bg.on, from Malta, gives these potentates much soutety. The (Sty of London arrived on the 17th, two days ago, at the Lazsretto della Foos with the first de tachment of the Anglo-Italian Legion, we. found to have a clean bill of health, and the men have been ..it by rail to Turin. (riow ova owx ROME Jar.t 17. It is reported here that the French ambamiador's leave of absence will be prolonged into a total retell. Ina that diplomatic negotiations between France and the Holy See will be henceforth undertaken by M. de Persigoy. It will be a matter of great regret to the Papal government if M. de Reyneval does not return to Rome, as no future ambusador can ever be so devoted to the catholic cause, oron such intimately frierdly terms with the Pops and Cardinal Auto nelli ; but amongst those who expect some practical result from the joint determinations of France and England, respecting the Italian question, it certainly awakens hopes tome France likely to be represented at the court of Rome by a minister less religiously attached to the existing ecclesiastical regime. The Austrian cabinet courier, Muller, arrived here from Florence last night, at 10 o'clock, and, after communicating with Count Colloredo, set off again for Hiplee at midnight. Mr. York's magnificent ;reprisal for a grand new street from the Piazza di Volleys to the Bathe of Titus, and the erection of a spacious openahouse, is now under consideration by the government, and likely to meet with a favourable reception. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WAR DIPARTNRNT, JOLT 23. The following treesels passed the Bosphorus on paste to Ragland ea the 22ed last:—S.Y.S. ♦lston, with the to Helpmeet, sad s emptily of t►e 60th Re giment. (non LOST woofs eassrrs.) WAR Daramuurr, PALL-11•14 am IS. UM Ist lislarat of Uto Ourdo-notln Want D...=ira... bo won sad osbalostmont, by pardon, ohs W.I. Moo, pinood. nmo Onon-Lloolonst at.. N. Bars Mein los he.. to rine ken no none by the son al In ononniss. 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Tlemiumedlimildietis Pleat Papaw hale lead to= REP balm re newer emir Rs PP erne= : Ids !.l ath ILD.; =lll Ira, wawa 11011144 Joha ill =t Cele, Minn BRIM. leateleteldend Mort George retiree! py ltd took to ne....-t isigei T aas hl th. Mk 1 7 1. 00 4; Cleertanartee pay to the Pa re, to at LP heneney rani et emplidn. pan the Royal Wt t ak e n t the sub Detenther. leak RP Womanise yeenethina pap I. the Rea ladle CUIII• Pay. eepepeat a the n ath Llewteiert•Oesetal llpeeel. &noel anoleeork lap k illeyor-peral Seem Pelee Wynne. C. 0.. Serpi leamuy, to to Omen to CrOnmelJek• C. 8., Beep/ Ptldery, to Ite-Reletwat The tanematlemil sem et the MP Plea ammo% Prete% re. Pp Pend MrPy. le Pee Nips 1142 6 141ene • et heseen be terz um.L edlowe : litjor , ADISTRALTY, Jrtv 11. Corps of Royal lesruen-flest Loofesast Theses Darien Yank- Oar eve-Gerald to to awoke, oleo Maker, neeeniel JILT U. Corp of Royal Merles -ter majesty br bon greeinely ykated to restore lir. Reap Rowland Poops to the not al PA Urn tart. ADMIRALTY, IT'LL' 22. —APPOINTICIUIT.—Secoad ttr b. IL boolum, to to. %Luffy. 101, lag tLp, at Portalsootb. PO7.TSWOUTI7, itt.T 22. The Tribes*, 31, strew Miss, Captain E 4101, west est at harbour saday and aseliared at Midtbead. bbs is ►oud to ibs East lacks and Lao Aosiralisa M 0,.. The Oafs. 11, paddle Malta, I.4tala Willed; arrived Wittiest fray time Crimea wit! a dicers sad 300 ass atstubs Sella Artiliary. Tea MOMS 'MEW of lir Bock treasons...frivol today trade dr Crises Ida • leer cams eari ion sad • *misty alarm CILATIIAY, JOLT it This swain, at as early boar. the Right ilea. Sir (balm Wee 4, Mot Lard of the Admiralty. Admiral!. Itieberda Ch., Mabel S. Idea, eir &kiwis MeSeer, K.C.d. senor dee nary. sad Mind Orme, paid am aril sidt irpsara w elm dream& nor kedeblp arrived la the Risk Ns" iirldadi "OS Paid. Ws swislas, awl sars ssissklag red ell skit bard at r• larerrsiss Ude issorg. pserskill Ss Yips* the alp raw la mem et earderlda. sir lie des Sr ills hip *sr ran Wdm At miss arra a pawl mast of Ids Idris at the tem buise to the yard war arise. Winn Ow wen la. mated by their Welyia who else parr elms Iddldsfs War. After km* the dielperd *Mit Issiship Meatyd MO. ODD* at Mae benalim red sir liddlts Ism s ing as beard the Midi Zeids will Mild is a tam Addray tin, Mel: WY* teraniem te the *asks?* slassus Wiry. OSISOSI Medians Om the harm eraimmee le the number of 17 Abu. sal 403 OAS WI OteMem bieraebb and embarked at Climmead as baud the Saalley fur Sartaihaa. 011111ALTA1, /mkt. no slam Gratis' bakery Abominator, Jean." lett %kis slitesara kr Dapdaru, aearayirg er penmen II Whom TM Lady Ealusras tramp rt —ii bar roma to apitkoad at alt deloak.—Gtoralt,r tAranirk. The earaysn for Mecca took its departure ?rout Daseaeree oa the 16th hoe. It le oempoeed of 3,350 ia divide's's. A !ter from A lgiers state that Mr. Brett is at tame is Algeria, waking she aetteary arremments for layiag down the electric a an balms Cagliari god Boa. The Tartan, steam advise boar arrived at Cag liari ea tae 19th from Algiers. Wig pi ssed at the order, et the Magna engineers who are tep Wawa the eattatiuriee telegraph between Ilardiala ad the art of Attica. [Advertisement}-Tat EARL or ALDBOIIOMOM Aff 110410WAVA PluA.—An aeteeeftt care by W. wimbrer ener every other maze bad bilea-age Mead Mee War, dated "Intle Musba. MM. MIL To ?Mum Maguey.- bit, beg be ag. lent =Mum , Mad ame Marder in ay Wm eel stemma, an the meet moist el be Meity et Ma Ned V our atere bad em bun ebb se slat ; say, met eves the velem Madded et Ma rimba Mesa dartasserm." Thaw VI win me dbsear eiaelber Of stmeela. Ma mut s lyer. sommr. YARAWNIMOIOI, Mega Maillascene. new noel; gad be at Magas magi) the civilised mid. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.--(THIS DAT.) Ili Britazza took the chair at 12 o'clock. The Sheep Coategiens Diseases Prevention Bill was mad • Ant mid eao•d time --- TEMPERATURE OF THE HOUSE. Lord R. CECIL drew attention to the prevailing hest, and monad that the windows be opened. The SPEAKER said the effect of opening the windows would he to merman the temperatare by ten degrees. Mr. THORNELY said there was another objection to it. Some saerahere mold nand the of hest and cold, but suffered severely when they bad t t tit in a draught. Lord R. CECIL asked whether there would be any objec tion to place a complaint-book is each of the division lobbies, in which members may enter any complaints they may have to make with reference to the ventilation of the home. The SPEAKER told the noble lord that be had better commuslare vita the AIWA& LORD LUCAN AND THE JUDGE ADVOCATE. Mr. KINNAIRD oohed whither it was likely that the report of the Board of Inquiry at Chelsea would be in the beads of members beta,. tee end of the series. Mr. VILLIERS—SC, I have every reason to believe that the esprit will be In the bands of members before the prorogation takes piece, end I shall, therefore, 'ec hoer to sontinas a controversy which a noble lard in another place has originated, and seems disposed to con tinue. (Order, order) I hops the 'Medea the whisked la this house will permit see to say a Magic word mom, as this is a personal matter, sad one which n• fleets upon my character. (Hear, boar.) I repeat, then, that I shall forbear to continue the eostroveny. because 1 think it shows more respect to this house not to bandy nasseanieg personalties here with the noble lord. (Hear, bear.) I shall do so because the report will shortly be Is the hands of tbe house, sad It and the pablio will then have ample opportunity of jadgiag whether I have stated anything inaccorate with respect to the conduct of • the inquiry or the nature of the evideme. (Hoar) They will then see whether a solitary ease of personal sainsadver ✓im by the Commissioners is justified by the evidence, sad whether the ioquiry with regard to it is cr le not la towpltta. (Hear, hear.) las ecevineed a friend of the sold* lend ki this house will swivel lollies what earn here, sad if he does so I hope be will tell the 'whisked from me that I treat with the most petted indifference his per. solidifies. (Heat.) Colonel F. FRENCH—I am we nothing min be more satisfactory than what the noble lord sated last night. He said that be bad spoken nothing offensive to our right ' hen. and learned friend ; but, at ail .vents, if he had, he r did not mem to say anything offensive. (Hem, hoer.) The sahjeet then dropped. The Grand Juries (Ireland) Bill, and the Poor Law (Ireland) Bill, were withdrawn. BISHOPS OF LONDON AND DURHAM RETIRE MENT BILL. . . _ —... —.— Sir W. HEATHCOTE resensd the adjusted debate in the motion for the second reading of this bill, sad urged that at this lets puled of the *mien there was no time for or. lag that imonsideratisa to the measure which is importance denuded. He noved, am en ameadaseut, that the bill be read s sic nid time this dsy three maths. Lord R. CECIL wended the amesdment. Mr. M. MILNIIB argued that this was en ezeeptiesal measure, end denied that it csuld hereaftw be Masted as a peseeissl. The repiimments of the tere sees called for Ile enseurs, aid It meld only be njeated upon ase se two grounds, either the deities of the hishimeles wore so seiropernat that theme who sew held them mold pc emu them es well as anybody elm, or the anemone proposed were eztrusgeet. No one meld stand up times the fist of them pounds, while as for the aseeta, it was equally untenable, when th ey esseidered lint the bishop', if they so thought it, could sestiose in the emir: of the wide instead of a third of their remain. This latter alternative would he a far puke scandal to the ibmith then gresCing then pensions. Mr. NAPIER and no doubt it would be for the advise- Inge of the church that them retirements should take Owe, but be must decline to de evil is order that good night sem,. The coeditional sensed upon which this bill win founded !savoured strongly of *nosy; and gam sash a outran was contrary to the whole law of the church, lth hilt bound to support the easesdnest. The only re sigestiee that the church stressful was one that was pure, sin*, Omelets, and useeeditiosel, an to pen this bill would be striking a blow am only at the Wise of bishop, hut at the entre priaciples epos whisk religion Was founded. [Left sitting.] • LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. INKOZ 11111. 00111101110111111 NOMPIrI. Ia 11 raoau 1111CiLIT OW NIONTT COWS. IL The Wolves', a cow-keeper, was opposed by Mr. good, 111. sad supported by Mr. Dow's. et. The templates was that the Insolvent bad see rid et his st. property. It was elleited that Do had had a great many sows r i die, by whisk he low large ma. Kr. Reid wished to knew bow Many cows had died. et. The lasegyest said eighty. lii Ceematiseiewer Illerphy timed it wee sot a awe for EL the Priteeties AM. The seen Modred the petitiew. iL THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. ♦ 01:17711. Edward Pawn was placed at the bar, os mead, bean By Jsba kagroa, shagged with obtaiatsg 30s. 6d, tam the wits a the prosses•or, sada hiss protases " * The seining . le the Crates anomie& ea Indult of the Crewe, sad the pritonn was defended by a islieltes. . It appeared that the primer went late the shop of Mn inkliffs, is Skinter-sutet, fleow-kill,ead asked Int to !Mgr a piece of cloth, eating that he had Jul ems ever frees Spahr, and had smuggled 300 sipre is It. It wee Sputa's Meth, sad he would all it to her a bargain, as he waated I tems heck by the boat that night. While she wee heltiag ►t it, be produced a second piece, which he said was she Spa nish. Readied the moderate sem of 81. for them, aced is if,.. Reeklaffe offence{ 30s. for them, sad Id. fir Irish, he agreed to take it. The perches wss completed, Gad Ite het the s►op, het shortly afterwards retuned, sad mewed bee of cealealieg two pieces et cloth beloegiag te him. Be treated a disturbance la the atop, when Yrs. &whir& seat for a constable and gave him lato custody. The dicer who had charge of him had made ingeiries as to the valne of the cloth, and he had been told by a person is the trade that the two pieces were worth 12a. Orl. °sly, The prisoner said he was prepared to prove they were worth three , times that anstmat. Bir Job. Hargrove said than war no evidence before bin to show the nit* of the sloth, sad be mast, therefore, dis miss the sharp of obtaining nosey by false pretsccor, bet privates was La►ia, ender the Customs' Act, for rept,- muting goods to be amagglod whir* were not. The Centime solicitor then said the priroser bad repro sestrd the goods to be sm•ggird, and on that reprennta- Lion he should proceed against btu. Ho that ordered • castom.►ousa outer to 110311 the cloth as eontsab•td goods. Thirteens!. woo then dbeltirged. BOW-STREET. TIM LATE APTIAT LE ST. GILL'S. Jobs Daley, wbo bad evaded appreheasios slaps the 28th sit., wee brosebt up oia seismal charging Ms with having bora esseersed in stealing a ring from Mr. Stocker, who IMO lasseked down and killed, la High street, Bt. Giles's, en tbe waning of the day stated. It appeared that the prisoaer was ose of these who were present *ben Mr. Stocker wu knocked down, and assisted in carrying him bluish The primmer then west away to drink with his COOlpittions,Deask Leary (who wee on &toed., last emultiod fur three months lei stealing a key from the deceased) sad a young woman, named Margaret Heslah were of the put,. One of the mu was sent from the prblic•horae to tell a rirg, aad s• his return, accordiag to the evidence of tits woman, Koalas, he gave the unary (34.) he had o►tained for it to Daley.' Daley add, with so oath, You got more than thin you shall have none of t►e drink." The wan, however, 'waisted that he had /*Calved no sore, and Da'ey allowed Ida to have his share. The 3s. was spent la drink azasoget then. Inspector Cheeklay said else passer erne ea exceedingly bed character. He wu la the habit of " following " pot. tauten, ern whose infamy he lived. He had been several Vows La custody, once for a violent await upon one of those ..happy creatures with whoa• he was there living. Knish wss a trait-gvl, sad the polkas knew aotblsg to ' her disadvastart. She had lived is Cbarth-lase fres her childhood. The prkoset mid that the Impeder was mistakes la dads; that he wee a" fo lower." He hut worked bard for the last five weeks. He denied that the mom wee gives to him, or that he had any lisowledge that k hal bees Melee. He admitted, however, that he had hie 'bare of the Mak, aad that be le ins/ la the Grime of the day that the rise bed bets takes from Mt Stalker. Ur. Heavy —lf yea thlak yes eon satisfy a jury that THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1856. you did sot know it was stolen, I wm send you for tag. Do you wish to go before a jury ? The prima —No, you worship, I'd a gnat dial ratan you would sails it. Mr. Bassy—l swot do that miler you plead guilty. The prisoner—l am guilty, sir, but I did sot stool tho ring myself. Mr. Ilway—You rout feel that it was a barbarous thing to go to a publiohouse sad spud in drink what you had obtained by the pleader of a sass who was at that sanest actually dying. In fast, you had left him for shad, sad be laved that be was so while you wen &faking the premeds of the robbery. I ma's Imagist* anything more depraved. I shall Gestalt you for three maths, with hard labour. The polka are .till is math for the mos Doody, by whom the ring was sold, sad oho of smother of the party, who is suppmed to be the metal that I - IPM tro.Na.lo par Ont.. tiristrle At Naas: ita. ..a... Da. M. II Cart arl DasLrotharAtshhart p IlasttasabaCkaaoV &Whit Malta I NW dr. MAI Wertiast Ita,llla. Spar Oistalladt Ulla. ma Illat e ggit Ilithatelb.Daairat Gnat Swam or o tdatoulat 1 par not THAXIB. DAZING ITUIT NODDINT AND 013111k01 .sn'T Gt. IWO. WaLatal.) G DOS .WistailigottedP Dra....gemitistPa•. TatiaTs7 - I.llpallam DIP* ter alsmahlp 4 p. et. Da. 1116 m. PIK MINIS .. Do. Male Illtapa. Do. as. da. pa. Do. dm Out at.. Maier Oar Nom De. ap. tla. go. lb as. taantithelliTtela. l / 1 19 DIMS int. OWL. Las. pat Do uazi.w.ar. lastatdary Clot 14.4 11=W i r li a "eaperst. Hoary Plemisg, aged 18, a well-knows thief, Thomas Bargees, 13, sad Caroline Whits, a women of the town, 23, were brought before Mr. Yardley, charged with reeenieg a prisoner from the custody ens pollee, sad aessultisi Jolts Sayre, a Landes Dock martsble, sad Jobs Cressy, a pollee meltable, 221 H. He Sayre, who had bees terribly p.slsbed, sad whose fees was enered with braises, said he was passing Meng Upper East Smithfield yesterday evens', when he saw a Mai attempt to pick the pocket of a gentian's. The same thief soon efterwards plated a lases pocket of his hsafikerellef. He (winter) seised the fellow and took possesses of the beadherehiet, sad nest fag with Creely, 221 H, delivered the pickpocket hM hie custody, and also gam him the kaadkrrebiaL Aa inns dime stuck was made apes witness ad Orme, by the Mikes sad thieves is Upper Bast Smithfield. The mob resoled the primmer, sad beet witness sad Cressy in a savage smear. The Old made hie escape ep M soars, and Cressy was roads( after him whoa Flesaing impeded him, sad stood amen the pathway while the lad burger busks. htss. 11. weal es the smarm et Oiresep. sad was attacked by all the ether penmen. If other lees' stabile had not arrived he should have been murdered. The sonstable Cressy having gives endow, " • Ds. IR por 1014•10•4114.111.4pOt 4ip. 44. het. Mot Vb. Prat 44 por lOW Se Pr& 4 Oe.cam. N0v4.4 stasdawrilip.ilis. IWO& Ddisoliesi 114 _ 44 _ 44144111. 41144 1W 1N 97 111 1 O 019 '17.7 Ds. Limb • 241. Mal De. Tall MO. Os. Om. Now Put. 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Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 981; the New Three par Cents. at 981 to ; Bank Stock at 218; Exchequer Bonds, at 1003; Exchequer Bills at 21s. to 24.. prem.; India Bonds at 21s. to Ns. prem. Turkish Siz per Cents. have risen to 1041 to 1• and the Four per Cents. at 1081 to 1. Spanish Bonds are firmer; sales are recorded as followet—Austriao Five per Cents. 1852, 90; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Gents., 97 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Chilian Six per Ceuta, 104}; Dutch TWOind•s-Halt per 651; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 971 to 97; Russian Five per Cents., 1111; Sardinian, for 31st Icily, 921; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 44j; ditto, foe amount, 441; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., for 31st July, 241, 241, 24. In the Stock Exchange the fortbooraing dividend of the Midland Railway Company is rumoured to be at the rate of 4 per ant. per annum. The bar silver brought in by the Tyne was sold yes terday for India at the price previously current, viz., • 10. per oz. standard. There were no dollars by this vessel. The alterations in the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were unimportant. Lathe case of Paris the tendency was rather lens favourable, whilst the rate on Hamburg was a trifle higher. The current quo taticms are subjoined, viz.: Aiseterdans,3moathe, 11.191 to 12 ; ditto, short, 11.17 to 1 ; Rotterdam, 3 woad% 12 to Wig, twerp sad Brus sels, 3 meths, 25.60 e tc 6; Ham 3 months, 13.8 t to 9; Paris, 3 months , 26.271 to 34; ditto, short, 26.60 to ; Martsillss, 3 mouths, 26. t, 6 ; Praakkort oa-tde-llaize, 3 maths, 120 to 1; ttarsbarg, 3 mouths, 3 71t 0 1; View, 3 saceiths, 10.18 te ; flie d, 3 wall 10.19 to 21; Naples, 3 math% 43/ 10 44 ; tomtits, 26.70 to 6 ; Leeway 3 mon th s, 29.92} to Palermo. 3 itootba, 1321 to 8; Meru., 3 maths, 133 to ; Madrid, 3 math% 491 ; Cadis, 3 months, 491; Oporto, 3 months, 631 to ; Liebe, 3 maths, 63 to I. According to a telegraphic despatch received from St. Petersburg, the Russian tariff has just been altered. Raw sugar is to be admitted at 3 roubles, and refined at 6 roubles per pood. A pood is about 361 b. English, the calculation being 63 poods to a ton English. We have received from the committee of Spanish American bondholders a copy of a long representation made to the New Grenadian government by the coin mittee's agents, relative to the arrears of interest on New Granada Bonds. It is mentioned that twelve dividends are now overdue, of which the bondholders are only receiving payment of six, by the last agree ment concluded in London with the agents of the New Grenadian government, in taking the Peruvian Beads at par, although they stand only at about 60 per cent. W ith a view to render the customs duties more productive, and to discourage contraband trade, the committees agents proceed to recommend, in as delicate a manner as they can, that au agent of the bondholders should be appointed to act with an officer of the government in examining strictly the manifests of every ship arriving in the ports of the republic. They declare their belief that, if this step were adopted, the revenue would quickly be doubled and even tripled. As the debt carries a progressive rate of interest, this measure is urged the more earnestly. The language of the memorial is carefully worded with a view to avoid offending the sensitiveness of the authorities, but the whole document is suggestive of the utter corruption which prevail, in the adminis tration of the state. The scootes which has so far attended the opera tions of the National Discount Company is likely to ildoee further joint stock competition in this class of business. The particulars are published of 91 bonds, repro meting 30,0001., of the Turkish Six per Cent. 3,000,0004 loan, which have been den so for redemp tion, end are to be paid off at par on the 10th Octo- ber. The sinking fund commences this year, and amounts to 1 per ant. per annum on the total loan. Interest on the portion of the loan redeemed will also be heeeeforth applicable to the tame purpose. At the annual meeting of the Commercial Bank ofl London yesterday a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum was declared for the pest half-year, besides a bonus of 4 per omit., making together 11 per cent. for the whole year. The reserve fund stands now at 70,8211. The meeting of the Great Luxembourg Company, called for the 19th inst. at Brussels, not having been 'efficiently attended, another epeci.l meeting is convened foe the 4th August, in the same city, to decide upon the measures neoesstry to be taken with respect to the cession or to the execution of the Grand Junction lines. The decision of this meeting will be final. TVIsDAY EVINIXO. Considerable anxiety is expressed to learn what amount of bullion hu yet to be remitted to the Bank of France on account of the oontracts now open in London. These contracts, as we have already men tioned, are understood to represent a total of about four millions sterling. The impression in the beet informed quarters to-day wu that, including the large sums in Australian and American gold lately sent away, about one-half of the pending contracts hu been executed. Consequently, about two mil lions sterling in gold has yet to be supplied out of future arrivals. Of the specie brought in by the Asia, from New York, about 190,0001. came to Lon don, tte whole of which wu to-day purchased for the continent. The funds remain without any important variation. In the morning a decline of per cent took place, but the closing quotations were the same SA those of yesterday. - Good bills are readily discounted at 4 per ant., the general supply of money continuing large. Is the Stock Exchange loans are obtainable on stock at 3 per cent. Next Thursday's instalment of 20 per cent. on the new loan is expected to be easily met. Consols receded in the morning to 951 to 1 for the 7th August, but closed at 951 to ;. For money the last price was 951 to 1. The official basilica report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Comb, foe mosey, 951, /, 1, ; ditto, for account, 7th August, 01. Three per C ents. Reduced, 931, 96. Nom - Three pa Cents, 961, t 4. 1. Long Anouitin, expiring rn Jan., 1860, 3!, 3 7-16. Thirty Years Annuities, Jam, 1860, 31. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885, 18 3.16. Bank Stock, 2171. India Bonds, 225. prem. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1819, 1001,1. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 20e. to 24e. prem., sad Exchequer Bonds 1001 to 1. Foreign stocks experienced little movement. Vene zuela Bonds were quieter. Spanish stocks were again rather better in the morning, but subsequently were more offend ; the Deferred Three per Cents. closed pet oat. lower than yesterday. Turkish stocks are well supported. The Six per Cente. left off at 104 to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. ii Is se II I% S 1 1. - 7 1 1 - WON Ma 4.CCe ne a la z lz 11 .0 • 10 111 ISi 111 111 (11m to as ... .- II II g i I Pla el ID IS 111 111 II lf f' 4 ts t ' ds. rev4ll i pa I l i it Is i i ill Ili i II 11 4 4. 4 41 4 4 elleil. 26 IS ii s 117 110 1144 114 ii I 31 1111 z fat 11 It II et _ II fe as a tv 4 41 .. i t f 1 0k 4 s Ilys i in 26 26 6 T I L E"! ir Si V S . se 71 i 7S 6 I :1 116 ts 1 1$ ° 11 6 1 II itns la 11pm. i t :is 141 In !!3_ 70 s sdli ifmn i 1 Pk i i 75 174 lie let .Sle Pr fw gar II pa 4 4 50 :1 Vil N 49 86 U 70 II 7 9 $ at 108 to 1. At four o'clock, Rumba Five per Cents. wen quoted 111 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Omits., 98 to 100. Dutch Two4nd-a-Half pee Cents., 84 to 88 ; ditto Four per Cent. Cartilioates, 98 to 98. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Caste., 81 to 83. Spanish Defined Three per Cents., 23/ to 24; and Mexican Bonds, 22/ to 231. The closing quotations for the newly projected railways are subjoined, vin.: Eastern Bengal Rail way, I to I prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, I to prem. ; Western Railway of Austria, 1/ to 2 prem. ; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, Ito 11 prem.; ditto B @hares, /to 11 prem.; Ceylon Railway, 11 to 1/ prem.; Cal cutta and South Eastern Railway, / to 1 prem. Ottoman Bank shares left off at 3 to 31 prem.; Bank of Egypt, at 11 to 1/ prem.; National Die. count, at 1/ to 2/ prem. ; ditto New Shares, at 1 to 1/ prem.; and General Bank of Switzerland. at par to prem. Bank of London, City Bank, Union Bank of Australia, and South Australian Bank docks, were all better. Australian Agricultural abates show a further fall of 11. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were flatter, and North of Europe Steam firmer. London Dock stock is marked 103 ex div. ; Southampton Dock, 491 and 491; and Victoria Government Six per Cents., 109. The shares of the West Ham Distillery Company were quoted par to i Prem. The Seven per Cent. Mortgage Bonds of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Company were quoted to-day 81 to 83. MINES:-THIS DAY, Two o'CLoct. There seems to be rather more business going for ward in British mining stocks, but the predominanee is still on the side of sellers, and the market remains flat. Sortridge Consols shares bare been dealt is to-day at 2; ; Cobra at 67 ; and Australian Mining, at 11. Subjoined is the official list of yesterday's trainee- Bons in the Mining Exchange: Mining Exchange official list : Render: 31 ; North Basset, 30, ; St. Day United, 22.. 6d.; Wk. al Grenville, 23e. 6d., 24e. ; Wheel Ludeets, 32a 64., 33a. 6 Wheal Trelawny, 261. In the Stook Exchange Alfred Conchs, 141, 1; North Roar, ar, 90 ; South Tamar, 4 4 ; &midge Ceaeole, 2, ; Wheal Mazy Ann, 34 ; Gnat South Tolgu, 8; Pedn - lan-dree, 26e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANG. THIS DAY. The English wbeet trade was very dull this morniag, at the rates of Monday Mat. The receipts of foreign wheat and dour have been liberal sines Moaday ; the &Mesdames of buyers fa Mark.lane wee very small, and the offers gene rally made were below late rata, with which factors did sot however readily comply. Flour 'old very slowly at Mam a prime. ley soiree, and fully as deer. With the am:option of a few heavy and good sweet fame oeva, the value of oats declined fully 6d. per qr. Beans and peal =detained Monday's quotations. ARAITAIS DITO LONDON 711011 IDLY II TO JULY 13. Nogbib 0006eb. bleb. Fordm 730 I / 101 LT SO 030 1151 0 —Neb. 6lo 8 , 1 bsnsls. Whist ...............: Ps*/ .........--.- 010 .......------- Iga .......... ....... -- flost. MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) flooms.—The market dosed heavily yesterday, at fully 6d. decline, with bat surf small moons of business done. Te-cay a slight revival has taken place in oonsequeses of news from Ratak (reported in the Doily New of this morning) that Russia had lowered the importation duties of sugar, including relined, and the particulate of this Weirs ' One communisation will be looked for with anaMty. Thus has not yet been business dons to-day to give quotations. Covran.—This article continues to tell steadily at last week's currency. TPA remains without alteration. Rios —A large parcel of low Madre, has been sold at 9e. The article generally has a steady appearance. Rom —The market remains arm. Corrox.—No sales reported, bat the article is very AM. Brions.—The sales are progressing at shoat previous rates. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, at the subjoined quota tions .—Peteriburg Y. C. on the spot, 61s. 6d. ; July, 61s. ; Almost and September, 60e.; October to December , 495 . to 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—THIB DAY. Messrs. Pattanden and Smith, hop factor?, 'sport that the aecossts from the plantations still e^sne conflieting. In some parts vermin is said to Mason rapidly, in tithe re the bias progresses fevoarably. Duty, 200,000 i. COAL MARKET—THIS DAY- Eden Main, 18s. 9d. ; Taalleld Moor, 14.; Walls Bad Ocsforth, 17.. 6i.; Walls Bid Booth Henan. 19 .. %Li Wills Bad Ti.., 20..-22 fresh ships at market. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT iu,scrato TRLSOILIaIi.) CHELMSFORD. AIIIVED.-lAd7 Florence. Polesur goes hoe:. Hstogsfan and Tog o' Wu an @spec:ad to go Ipewich. NEWMARKET. The following ore expected to leave biro for Ipawiah : Tester, Squire of Malta', Hardwick, Catty Qaera, Mart ian f, Mii:divan, Maid of Mill, sad Boman!. GOODWOOD. ARRIVED —Sandbcy, Adamas, Pen D'Espoir, and Mo cameo. T. course is in good order. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mlles Ts- Me- Tots/. Total. SkIIIWATIL copra. stagers. shandies. 1166. 18646 W sadist Juts A A A Oread T est 21. raok of Canada 613, 1,990 3,639 6,619 OW Weak ending Julit Greta /Went or Canada .... 383 6.403 3.415 9.868 6.616 We* Ileaelt Jail 13 . North Staffordshire 233 6,812 8,691 Week cadhagJuly 19. Olasscar and Youth WOWS 7,423 Week sochas3a4 20. NNW sad 00entlf POWS •••• SIT 63 340 314 Utast baserabourg l4 633 24 814 HEALTH OP LONDON.—III the week that ended on Saturday, the deaths of 1,018 lemons, viz., 651 wales number kraal's, were retered in London. The o in tbe ten corres gis poading weeks of the yeses 1846g -65 was 1,032, and if ibis is raised in proportion to the in crease of pi pulation, it tecown 1,135. The death, ales' week are therefore len by 117 than the rate of mortality which ruled is corresponding weeks would have produced. During the week the births cf 798 boys and 765 girls, in all 1,663 childree, were registered in Louden. In the ten c 'retroceding w e cf the years 1816-56, the average ber was 1,349. CRYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING DAT.—TIYIN. DAT, JoLT 22 —Admissions on payment, 10,608; ditto by moos tickets, 615. Total misiton,ll,223 FISHING AT GREAT MARLOW, BuneS.—Mr. ARIA, Jut., of Moorgate-street, accompant.d by R. B. ' Pisley, Beg., on Thursday sad Putley, the 17th and 18th inst., aught spwattis et 2 owl, of barbel, besides drub, perch, and a fine trout Mr. Parsley, the proprietor of the Couple.' Aileen, Marlow Brof idge, had never seta so large a take of fish before, 1 the barbel weighing upwards of 71bs. each. Ww. BoczeLL, postman. FATAL ACCIDENT WITH FIREARMS.—An inquest was had yesterday by Mr. Weide y, at the Woodman Tavern, Highgate, upon Henry Miller, aged 50, a fans servant, who was received into n ay College Hothnital a week or two ago with a gunshot wound in his left side. and died on Wednesday last. lie was working with hie son on a hayrick, in a field a•jiining the publioho.rse where the inquest was held, when the revert of a gun was heard, and the poor fellow dropped off, exclainairg, " He has soot me; I'm' dead nun." It we. a yout,t man named Isaac Spooner, nod. r gardener is the service of Mr. Robert Beas ley, who had unwarily done this fatal mith • ief by firing a gun losdtd with ball, at a distance of &Witt 100 yards from the baj-tick. There was a feaee of deal wood, three quer- Spooner, which preveeted biza.from k ill the deur sod. a ft e r pie dea th , led ad is the very anbetithe• ten of 00 inch thick, twentv-two yards amain tears the bullet posted tbrougb the fence sea d the man. cidental death," and the coumer reprimanded Spooner foe 0 1 t f r th o . % f , c i ro o d . , arrow. The jary teturceil• verdict et tt Ag. his very cuipthls carelessness. Yesterday morning a reeond despatch of Mtge rifle ballthartridges was kr le girded from Woolwich to Lon don sod Cluster for embarkation to the Cape. Ties de spatch contisted of about 100,000 rovads, sad claws the amount of carp which will sail Ines Chester to-morrow. rAdvertiguasat.)—AT NIL IlditcHre &natant. MTN 11, Sagenknesek NO. TADIORMUOUTTL. COPIA 11 Mow, see ealithitea On of linden mawbegame.bi Drsedagthesse. 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