The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-16 00:00:00

.Y. SICILIES. NAPLES, Jrxr 9. the sad tragedy of the 'ntranee of the Cagliari *Naples. This I have r vessel the few prisoners, hairs during the vsyage, • round their wrists, us ,as of the Vivaria. It is e persons were taken on land. The authors of the v left Genoa, were not By how many they were ►nown. There were about Isle of Ponra, and her the whole body rs. The great portion I by order of the police for testy and for theft. The number, u they, together race, arc, I am now in any of those confined in in chains to the Bagno of my last reports, the treat lontesarchio has become .nt attempt, bold and dash rd little sympathy amongst hose feelings are well ex ' Declaration": ..... --___... td has firodured a tnelancholy has made eveey effort to show The demeanour of this cella good sense. Naples has always sardines and impieties of the the enormities of the covena nt of the irritation of the people, boned in dnving theta to des. iderstands the end at shill sha um which are best adapted to it. y and roamitational guarantees. I. Ind°, 1047, and in ISO, only The unhappy . Banditra eons Calabria were left alone. The saber of followers, for ths government was compelled constitution. in nadir to r Calabria*, a movement which he liberty required In tLe pro mos' pmetiml than is imagined, or the true utility of the coun ts. The distrivt of Sapri had no ye a s isit as that of the Mas ai* from Poems. Without any aunts.' the republic with acts of compelled them; Po that the Wised to defend their cottages croons to them of a strange gue, and who bore with them e capital is in a state of coaster ierous episode; and, though it hat madness , it sees itailf ha , plLe, by arrests of many triad s and plunder. rn MILITARY. ~ MENTS FOIt INDIA. be sent to India. As the cal already Omitted the number of intended to apply to parliament 00 seamen. A considerable lone bed by the most rapid conveyance' as it appears from the reports 4 establishment Is, unfortunately, the mimesis actually ordered to independently of the rilziments m the other presidencies and from 'started distritte—the fore s bleb 'Chinese operetioas has boo n intro. summonses from Lord Coming., red the entire approval mid een let tome. In order to hli up the to canned by the inthirarel of to despatch a battalion of Marines net possible delay. PORTSMOUTH, lc I T 15. rani . officers and mcn of the sesbarhed today on board the 1* meseyarioe to ledia. She has will sail early to•mornow. Tester s of the 7th Royal Fusiliers rol a trumpet gir Oesoras Seymour, ■ for lade es-day. The following mama mode foe the embarkations We71 . Z.7.25.i1y fTsTr7i. arbor, 2,2 .. July 22, per Cu- Ober.—July n pY Raw - 1w; 240 232 nos; per Owe& Glendower, ay that tLa tolloreiag other b'oo in.liately —The 20th. Nth. •Si 2a4 hatalsaa of the RI& Brigade, f }loyal Artillery. The Valcals. r pet ready far havandiata aareios tor CHATHAM. It LT 15. noels-eel by Colonel H. Jerrie digesting that vermilion partial are . rations stations in Great Britain re of raising men fur the talents, battalion. the heats:sere of whack , r i g .: 10th Foot, 4th, 29th, 3266. h Rake, 61st. 74th Highlanders. 6th, and 97th Ruysl Irish Fusilier& 'JAW newly 3,000 vas for the re- 9.-, • shia-eigm V. fp — to dos Qom. be (ISM, Ibe lesa. (IW), to the Vakan , W. E. mrll. c74 . (1832) and E. I. Kemp (1836), , to the Ameibret. Brame, to the Leopard. egineents of infantry are named gni as Goan as transporta for their mod, ria —the 20th Iteginient, thie Hightsadere, tbG 54th licninatet,, the Ride Brigade (2ml battalion.) weed at Darmstadt a few dart tg at a mark, and !whiled a parapet Jac. r, Lieunmant & tend, and to noes the mault of each discharge. kite imprudently mired hirmalf Pug at the mina moment a cannon ry d off his head. 1Y IMNIGRATIO.Y. gentlemen waited upon Lord Cambridge-hootte,for the purpose of , ntra the orimmittee of the British and sciety on the subject of African lo athes. The deputation consisted of J. I. Briiiroe, Eot , M.P., the Rae. II Itictooda. W. Owen, and J. H. 01.1nrese, W. Ferguson, C. W. S. Bourne, W. Miles, S. Cooper, awl L. A. Chaineroszow. if.. lord. lion with his usual courtesy, and the memorial and to the statement' fee which he entered at souse langth that had taxa touched upon...min r Majest)'s government wo etrkillt sr 4 an hismigeation from Armin Mad of dam trade, anal that so mad width was Maly to Lad to sock ,I,TRAw6—Livatroso, Wm. BA yr. Oliver Loss munr= 4 .ll6 • imerafig an the Off urnJis• pieliefr i tor od • full am of sarassava IS t TVA AND CANADIAN 'The Liverpool end Philedtt.hla u-sbip Kimono, es/silo'. K. Jet. fur New Yost, With II SOW BA ull our, Risortly ober berdspiartwe two Natrigatitn Companys Royal p North Alumina, Ca G I foe Quebec awl Montreal, with MS issmeogers, and a large mtge. The , earesship Ericson, Captain Lowbert Yo nit to the 4th instant, may be looked }loyal Mail steam-ship Perris, wide Sob incisive, es Friday seesinc. evelas: owl-whipper@ of the port of moms Jo Esci-oodi AL In ontarlornev et the essertinee swat • select committee of die Monned an Inquiry into the elate et ate Mr Mr. Thomas Fleet wee alba le Ht the late wig, thee se sea sheep& bd nit, and ended that net rot then wow • the Coadswhippere° Oise Ile lei ▪ lasi, obowieg deg is a ewe where e were Irpier.l wasee b:ll4=69 le Ike of Yr heft. IN PEItIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONB.—Tats DAT. The Begetter took the chair at 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS, The Lord. ...:;1;;;;t: to qi;";,ti;t7ara Apiestara Company Bill sad the Margate Water Bill wan amoridlind sad spend W. The following bills were reds third tiros sol pond:—' Bessehlsigh Read, Campbell'. Divorce, Ylindsimes listats, LW • Divorce. The Edinburgh, amongst*. and Montrose AmsfAy Tan Abolition Bill was mad a second time, sod csdnismi eesa isitteL FINSBURY PARK (No. 2) BILL. Os the motion be the third reeding of thin bill, B. J. WILLOUOIIBY sated how the park was to to laid fort lb. ADAIR maid it would be paid for by the Metropolitan Beard Of Weeks. Tbs bid was thsa read • third time and passed. GALWAY ELECTION. Oa the 11110101114 Mr. CLIP E. the chairman of the Oat , Tows Eisettos Committee, the evidence taken before the ommittmo rtr ordered to be laid on the table. FALKIRK ELECTION. The members eioerWioeerrore tii.committeo were celled to the table mid ewers. EENTINODON ELECTION. On the members chosen to serve tin this election com mittee Te e g I VIAI II .II reed a letter which he bad needled bum Sir Z. Daring, ono of the committee eating that he bed recently been suffering from fll-health ; that he had been abroad by the advice of Dr. Latham, his medical man, mad although he was so far recovered as to be competent to discharge the ordinary duties of attending ths home he wee not yet sufficiently mimed to be enabled to take aa prounted scrutiny ouch as that which was likely to rise in lke Huntingdon case. A discusses arose as to the proper mode of proceeding in Roe of this letter; It !appeared front a statement of Mr. Walpole, chairman of the general committe of elections, that the hon. bare had endeavoured to obtain his discharge from the election committee through the instrumentality of the general committee, but that body thought they had not power to shed the relief required, and hence the necessity for re terries the matter to the superior authority of the Ileum. Mr. Walpole now prowled that Mr. Latham should be called to the bar and eateeineil upon the hon. baronet's state of health; but Sir George they objected to that course, believing that, in aceordame with the act of par liament, there was no other alternative open but to have Sir E. Hering sworn at the table, leaving it for the election committee to move the house that be be discharged from further attendance in the committee. Sr E. Doing, who wee present thole; the dimension, said he had no wish to shirk this inquiry, but he was apprehensive his health might break down under the fatigue of attending the com mittee from dvy to day, and that was why he had made the application to the houm in the first instance. Ultimately Dr. Latham wee rolled in, and he gave it as hie opinion that the hon. bareeet, although well enough to be in his seat, wee yet far from sufficiently strong to admit of his encountering the fatigues of the repo/eel inquiry. His decided belief was that he would sink under it. It was therenpoe agreed that the attendance of the hon. Inman should be dispensed with, and the order fur swearing the committee was dim &weed. The discuseion upon this personal matter extended le nearly an hour; Mr. Roebuck, the Attorney-General, le W. Heathrote ' Bert., Sir Jae. Pakington, Sir' 0. Grey, Bart., and Sir J. Reamer taking part in it. The melt of the discussion will be the re-speoinemseit of the lhatingdon (comity) election committee. MR. MERRY'S PETITION. Mr. COBBETT moved that the petition of Mr. Merry, the umber ter Falkirk, be referred to the general committee of anima with instructions to inquire into the truth of its eargatiens. The petition mumbles of Irregelarities in mimeses to the recognisance, put is for presenting the *inn spina Mr. M!!'s venue The motion wag oposW by Mr. WALPOLE and Sir W, Stammer?, and it was ultimately withdrawn. THE CASE OF hilt. SOMEItS , M.P. Ur. I. BL TT resented another petition on the subject tit ke criminal proceedings in the Court of Queen's Beuth, Ireland, arising out of the last election for Sligo. Thep Ition wee read, as oleo certain resoled:ma agreed to by the house on the 26th January, 1703, and the hon. and horned gentleman then moved that the proper officers of the biela Court of tluern'a Bench be required to make a return of all the proceedings that have taken place. [Left sitting.] ZLECTION COMMIITELI-172f18 DAT.) MALDON. The Waldon committee met fur the first time this morning, Sir 3. Tmllope in tho chair. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., append for the petitioners, and Mr. Man, Q.C., for the sitting member. Mr. 'Amu opened the case irof the petitioners as one of bribery and treating. BATH. This committee re-asesealW at the usual hour this mot hag, and the scrutiny err matimsed. WZYXOITH. The Weymouth ermines met for the first time this soars lag, Mr. T. Egertaa is the chair. lir. Slade, Q.C., appeared far ttLetiticaar, sad Mr. Zara Jame; Q.C., Le the anise Mr. Made opera the caneavast the reds( samba r re of bribery, treating, sad practices. THE LATE CALAMITY ON THE NORTH EEST RAILWAY. nu, COMMITTAL OP THE PRISONERS. GREENWICH, Tots DAT. The morning Thomas engine driver ; Ed ged Whiten, Imam ; and John Onfllths, Blackheath *sal man, who WWII formally committed for trial on the Inof eatielsg the deaths of the unfortunate pr een s. ge lets Inadantholy event at Lewinham, w ere spin placed at the bar before Mr. Truitt, at the Greenwich ah. Comet, for the parpme of receiving on evidence any Nee feet' kb might Lave arisen during their remand. Kr. Rees again attended for the coinkany, the privoners elm being ',prevented by their respective solititon, ea us ecemions. Mr. Ran having briefly opened the proceeding% Ti• drat whams examined was, Paillereargeest Gilmer, I R, who stated that on taking de prieenets late esetody on the night of the accident, Perry selfhe did not see why he should be taken into enetndy, had received the ceder to go on from Blackheath. He abs elated that he did not eee the red light until be got to Ste bridge next Lewivham. Ile then seer the reflection of the light on the bridge when he shut off the Imam and reversed the engine. Wotnene believed he also mid that he applied hie broth. The fireman raid he was 'Seeding to be fire and did not see the light.. He took Kam into custody about half past twelve. Kr. Rae said be thought the evidence of the countable nett not to be reeeived, inasmuch as these statements were made an hone and • half after the accident, Mr. Teal said if such statement had been made inclantane wady it would have had much more effect, but he wen bound to enter it upon the depositione end leave it to the jury to deride. Both guards had observed the Aired, and the driver tad fireman were cosh in sewed • nonillion tome os the guards. Mr. Burson made • few obeervatione with moppet to Whiffeu (the fireman). dwelling upon one of the compeny's Men instructing the fireman to attend to hie other duties in preference to looking out for eignals, the driver being held mainly ressonvible. In sm h came be hoped hie worship would admit him to boil in his own reengsisancee, an he be lieved there was no crate againet hint to go before a jury, sad it 'rook, be 'cry hard to keep him in prison until the time of teal. Mr. Trill thought, under the eircumittanora, he could not do that it would be making the trotter rather ton light between the two parties, both charged with the name Perkins offence. Ito would take bed for his appearance, and the. make • distinction, which from the evidence he was en titled to. Kr. Berra said the bail tamdered—that of his fenow weetnes—wea refused. XL Rees laid sorb bail wan always obiectioneble, corning le It did from an organised body of men. lie, however, would leave it in the band. of the magietrates. Mr. Trani said be would then make • distinction, by merking on the commitment, " fur bail." Mr. George Frasklin, of 15, Greet Mace-peed, Berms* was seat called, and stated the that he attended at lan on Monday, th e 29th u lt., t o id ent ify t h e body oPlT leis eon Thome', who, with • numb e r o f o th ers , was kill e d th e Weenie.* night in the railway accident at Lewisham. This being the whole of the evidence, the primmer, were folly committed to take their trial at the next Old Bailey Sesame, Whitten being detained until to-morrow for the pre pose of obtaining bail. Perry and OrifStha proceed to Nerrgere thle day. SUICIDE—(TIIIs DAY) A determined act of suicide .sa committed this um* by Mr. GOllepi Pam, proprietor of th e Th r e e Tim Inns, Great New-sheet, Fetter-lone, Fleet-street. The deceased, who was a single man. hod in him employ two henna& and a pottage'. Observing with aurpriae their hashes non-appeersace at hio accustomed time this morn hg, a search wee made, and the unforttutate man was !hoovered hanging over tank, quite deal, end half his body in watert. Ths tank woo used to W pply the cheers with water, and being on a level with the era Sew some difficulty must have been experieseed in reaching it. The deceived wee much rempated in the neighbourhood, and him untimely end is a source of much regret. He woe conversing roam:ally up till nearly twelve hat night, and no resoonoble Me,Live suggests * itself ea to the mum of the suicide. LONDON AND NORTN-WINTERN RAILWAT. °wain' an now being carried on for the widening of this compan . y's Uwe fur • oomilerable distance out of Lodon so as to hernia' four lines a rails • and it is ultimately intended m arry this ont as far in Bistehloy, • &swum, of 46 miles THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1867. MARS LISTS-THIS DAY. 'Two o'Cumw.. The railway share market to-day has scarcely been prejudiced by the flatness of the funds, the reduction of the Bank rate of discount affording support. Prices are generally steady, at the closing rates of yesterday. Manchester and Sheffield and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have met with more inquiry. . . . Indira stoelss are still offered, and foreign and colonial descriptions generally are very quiet. ORI/IN4RT otroksins AND PTIVIIiIL KILILWAVO. 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I entetarloo Tele.. tortio.. I Do. Do. Reft.a..7 71 , Tru.lllLoonCo.ll7.l3la. 100 0.• thaw.% Load—. 11. .1740.9. 4 .• D00t5...„..... /101 Da. Mw ................... II SI tle / 1 4 6 lieu I SS 1 11111 ill , 4 & ISt 111 SO SS SS If If II le 4 1 111 •7 SO ii Is ii I 71. g 4 1111 1 111 dia 4 la I 4 0 a 10141 ps 1G II 1 I I la 1 1..., tr GI 74 ti 1 14 1 s I I IS 114 I A 11 1 1 1 CI I I „n I 4 dis LONDON JOINT-STOCK BANS.-/THIS DAT) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors in this bank took piece to-day in the Bowl-room, Princes-street, City ; Mr. Til.vON in the chair. The re p ot stated that theaorwints showed that the net profit of the for the {wit six months amountivito 711,746/.198.3d. The reoult emitted the directors to derlaro a dividend at the rate of 14 iicr r:.-ot. per annum, and n bona. of 10n. pet share, leavinu a balonee of 9,240 d. 19,. 3d. for diviaion at the end of the year. The dividend and bona., free from income tax, woald to' payable on and alter Friday, the 2ith inst. LIAIIII.ITIE.I AND MINED , FOR THE HALF•YEAR ENDING 30ru ices, 1857. B.a To Capital paid-up, viz., 00,000 shares at 10/. each To amount due to hank 10,698,630 1 3 To amount of the "Ouse ranter Fund," 31st Dec., 18.56 £135,032 13 10 To tin month, interest on ditto, at 3L per cent. pee annum To amount carried to prole std loan account 168,421 13 7 MONEY MARKET- Is DAY. REDUCTION OF THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLoex. The directors of the Bank of England have to-day lowered their minimum rate of discount from 6 to 5} per cent. This measure had been anticipated in the Stock Exchange, and has failed to stop the fall in the funds. Prices are now quoted ; to : per cent. lower than they closed yesterday, speculative sales still predominating. Consols, after standing during part of the morn ing at 91: to 1, have receded to 91} to for the 6th of August. For money the present quotation is 91} to :. The Three per Cents. Re duced arc marked 91t to ; the New Three per Cents. at 915 to Z ; India Stock, at 212} to 216 ; Exchequer Bills, 4s. dias to par; Exchequer Bonds, 1839, 98Z ; and India Bonds, 10s. die. Turkish Six per Cents. continue to fluctuate, but arc to-day considerably better. Transactions are recorded at 94; to 94; for money, and 93:, 945, and 94} for the 31st inst. Other foreign stocks are steady. Buenos Ayres Bonds are marked tot}; Chilian Six per Cents., 102} ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. G 4 ex div. ; Mexican, 22; Peruvian Four-and-a-lialf per Cents., for account, bOZ ; Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1833, 43; Russian Four. and-a-Half per Cents., 97 ; ditto, Small Bonds, 98 ; and the Spanish Coupon Certificates, 5; per cent. Throughout yesterday sales were pressed by specu lative holders, who, after paying the heavy charges exacted from them for months past, have at length lost courage. There were alb some bona fide sales of stock, including one of 55,000/. for account of the Court of Chancery. Ad verse rumours respecting the mode in which the funds required for the new contest in the East will be raised likewise contributed to the heaviness of the market. There is no reason, however, to doubt the ability of the Indian government to raise any needful sum in India. The last 5 per cent. loan is understood not to have been fully subscribed for, and was quoted, according to the last advice% at about 1 per cent. discount. By offering more liberal terms, the government could doubtless raise fresh ' supplies to any amount required. There were indi cations, however, of a run upon some of the hanks by tlw native money dealers, and the government may very possibly regard the present juncture as inopportune for a financial operation. In some quarters it is thought probable that the home go venimeut will promote the objects of the Indian au thorities by means of temporary advances. The demand for money has within the last day or two increased, but the current rates of disroant are still in most quarters somewhat below those of the Bank. The position of this establishment is believed to be very strong, and comparatively unaffected by the drain incidental to the payment of the dividends. At Hamburg the rate of discount has declined to 6 per cent. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday is computed at 80,0001,, making a total of more than a quarter of a million this week. The next telegraphic intelligence by the overland mail is expected to reach London about the 25th inst., provided the ordinary arrangements arc not departed from. The East India Company have given notice that they will receive tenders on the 21st inst. for the hire of steamers, of 1,04 K) tons register and upwards, for the conveyance of about 6.000 troops (of her Majesty's service) from England or Ireland to Cal cutta. The men are to embark not later than the 29th inst.; and a portion of the passage money will be payable in India, at the exchange of 2s. Old. per rupee. It is expected that an additional force will shortly bo sent out. In toe corn market yesterday the reduced rates of last Monday were nominally quoted, but scarcely any business was done, in the absence of demand, and the market remains depressed in character. At liamburg there has been a further improve ment of I Schilling in the exchange on London. At Amsterdam, on the other hand, the rate is a little lower. In other continental cities steadiness is shown. At Paris on Tuesday the exchange on Lon don was quoted 25.20 to 22} for short, and 24.82} for three months. At Amsterdam, 11.82} for short; at Hamburg, 13.4} for short, and 13.15 for three months; at Berlin, 6.19; ; and at Vienna. 10.09. At the 'Nth annual meeting of the Life Asso ciation of Scotland, held on the 11th inst., the num ber of new policies accepted during the year ending the sth April last was stated at 1,13 ,representing a total of 5+41,9861. The new premiums thereon amount to 1'3,860/. per annum. The annual income of the association from premiums and interest on in vestments is now 121,318/. The number of deaths during the year was 63, representing a total of 35,3331. The directors' report was unanimously adopted. The directors of the Scottish Australian Invest ment Company, in their report just issued , propose a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, leaving a balance of 1,074/. to be carried to the credit of the reserved fund, which will then amount to 6,9461. Scrip certificates for shares in the Ceylon Railway Company are to be sent in for registration by the 31st inst., her Maje-tv's government having on the 6th inst notified to the directors the final acceptance by the Ceylon government of the terms agreed upon for the construction of the railway, from the date of which notification the company is entitled to the guarantee of interest, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, on paid-up capital. A special general meeting of the Crystal Palace Company is called for the 30th inst., for the follow ing purposes, amongst other-, viz. :—" To receive reports from the directors and the committee of shareholders; to convert the paid-up shares into stock, and the borrowed capital into debenture stock, under the company's act of 1636 ; to exercise the powers conferred 1 . 4 the act in relation to capital, and the creation of debenture stock; to take such measures with respect to the shares created and issued by William James Robson as shall be deter mined upon." The Muter in Chancery chargedwi th thewinding up of the Bastenne Asphalte or Ilitunw n Company has made a call of 701. per share on all the contribu tories, payable by the 27th instant. Mr. M'illiamTutquand has been appointed official manager of the General Live Stock Insurance Com pany. The Master of the Roll , prop:Nis on ;he 41st inst. to make a call of 11. llls. per slinre on all the The position of the market for American securi ties is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite Business in American securities in Lind , n has been in active durinti the peat week. There is ',siert r, more dis position to pick up shares and bonds of -at....e.rtikings at the low rates now current. The report of yesterday's indigo sale is as follows : Some further parcel* have been withdrawn to-day ; the sato has gone with good spirit. and lavers have come for ward freely. Good and tine Bengal fully niaintainol yester day's advance, but for the ordinary and defective qualities prices are rather easier, and sold from lest sale's rates to 2d. per lb. advance. Madras and Kurpah are without change. Subjoined arc the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List Insurance Shute .—Albion, 1001; Alliance, British and Foreign, 161; Eagle, 7!; Indemnity Marine. 130; Law Fire, 41 ; London, 30; London and Provincial Law, 31 en din.; Pelican, 50; Phonia, 170; Sun Life, 65; Union, 295, en die, and bonus. Canal Shares:—Ashton and Oldham, 140 ; Birmingham, 901 ; Coventry, 175; Lords and Liverpool, 490; Leicester and Northampton, 13 ; Macclesfield, 61; Oxford, 105 ; Rochdale, SO ; Stourbridgc. 310 ; Severn and Wye, 25 ; Warwick and ?lepton, 10 ; Worcesterand Birmingham, 161. Gas and Coke Companies: 14i ; City of London, 95; Great Central, 12; Imperial, 781, die. ; London Parliamentary Preference. 26; Stymy Consumers, 11 ; United General. 26* Westminster Chartered, 54 ; ditto, now. 10; ditto Western B, 41. Waterworks Stock* r—Lambeth, 95, Docks Victoria, 921 ; St. Katharine, 95. Bridge :—Uungerford, ed. W VIPS PADAY EVIENnif, The funds to-day exhibited inuc and rather severe depression. The fresh fall established saws yesterday afternoon amounts to fully / per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92; to 3-16 for the 6th August, opened this morning at 02 1-16 to declined gradually to 91 ; to 11.16, and clos ed at exactly 911. For money the last price was 91; to f. The official busintss report is as follows ;—Thres pet Cent. CODSOII4 foe money, 911, a, a, a, , 1, ; ditto, for account, Gth August, 92„, 925, 911. ' 915 ; ditto, for the opening, 17th July, 911, 92 • Three per Cent. Reduced, 91 Z , 92, 911, 91 . 4 91'1;911 • New Three per Cents., 921, 911, 91i, 911 ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 21; Bank Stock, 213, 213; Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1858, 981 ; ditto, 1859, 981, Z. The New 'fwo-and-a-Half per Cents. were alto officially marked 76. India Bonds were not saleable to-day, unless at a further reduction. Transactions are recorded at 20s. to KC discount. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 3a. discount to par. In the fore.gn stock market the principal move ment was in Turkish Six per Cents., which suffered from a pressure of speculative sales. The price de clined at one time to 93 1 to 1, and closed at 931 to 911, or about ono per cent. lower than yesterday. The rumours of a new loan may hare promoted this depression, but the heaviness of the funds reacted throughout the Stock Exchange. The " coating*" on Turkish Six per Cents. was hoarier to-day, six., sto /per cent. The Guaran teed Four per Cents. closed at 102 to 1 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Osts., at 80 to 81 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 40 to a ; and the Deferred at 25 to 5. Other foreign stocks were very quiet. Indian railway securities are still offered, and the market for them is heavy. The stock of the East Indian Railway Company had fallen this afternoon to 103 ,1 , to O. - - Bank shares to-day were steady. Those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were more in quired for. Ottoman Bank, however, were flatter, closing at ato dig. In land, steam, and other miscellaneous stocks there was no movement of im portance. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings arc bubjuinctl, viz. Gude Railway, par to 2 prem.; Central (Jude Rail way, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; l'unjaub Railway, 3.16 to 5-16 pram.; Eastern Bengal Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Grand Russian Railways, 2 to # prem.; and European and Indian Junction Telegraph, die. to par; Riga and I)unaburg Railway, 1 to 2 per share: Paris Chocolate Company, Ito prem. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. WATCH ROBBERY IN PETTICOAT-LANE. Jade Brown, who was charged with having robbed JaHICA Asheorth of a watch in Petticoat-lane, wee brought before Alderman Cubitt fur goal examination. The locality in which the robbery was effected is becoming daily more dangerous, and several robberies have been lately committed there in the eight of several of the inhabitants, who seem to be unwilling to render the police any emit* in their attempts to secure the thin., or to re cover the property. Sun da y is the day particularly marked for dazing plunder. On Sunday last at ten o'clock in the morning, the com plainant we. in retlient•lane, looking at ',env linen, whim a person walked up to him and told him that We watch bed been stolen from him, when looking towards his wsialrat, he observed that the end of the chain which was $ 0 round hie neck wee in his pocket, but upon taking it nut be 1: 11 found that the watch had been unscrewed from it, and was et not to be found. The proeoncr, who was mixed up with to the crowd in Bewicteet-lane, way point. d out to H. Idea by a blacksmith, named Joseph Chambers, ffe do stated that he sow the prisoner, with whom were two r, Mawr men, slip the watch away from the complainant in a etiCsaterous manner, and hand it to one of Ina companion.. w. primmer, on being apprehended, gave a helm widens to to the oilieer, who sail that there could be no doubt of the H. ability of the thief. H. Alderman Cubitt sentenced the prisoner to imprisonment, it. " with hard labour, for two months. as BOW-STREET. et. ex Er olorA EMMERT AT THE ‘. ERA " OrPICE. to A lad named John o , 6ornr. lately employed as errand-boy It. at the Ern newepeper office, wait brought before Mr. Jardine H. on • charge of being found on the premiers, Catherine-street, t . Strand, for an unlawful purpose. ex Mr. Lem, the proprietor of the Leo, said the primmer e t was discharged about two month. ago, since which le period there had been constant cnenplaints of the lel tenzarriffige of letters containing postage-stamps, and ad- NI dressed to the office. Enquiries bed been made without eflect, St, almost everybody in the office hod been exposed to auspit and severed preetreen had been mar eted and removed. At m length it was discovered that the prisoner was in the habit of Ii obtaining admiseion to the office by an ingenious trick. The et. keya of the mitre were weeny left, et night, in the cure lo of a neighbour, and called for in the morning by . the person whose duty it wax to open the shop. While the winner was in promeutoes service this duty devolved r. upon him, and ea the neighbour we. net aware of his deseharge, be had continued to go twice sr three limes a week, very early in the morning, get the keys, enter t the office, end after ransacking the letter-box, to lock i so the place up spin, and put the key. back at the se place whore he obtained thew. The boy who really had so to open the shop would then find them In their place, to and would open the shop without auaperting that any one ilk• had been there before him. After receiving this information wt he set a watch every morning for 110030 time, but without g, any result, yet, whenever he omitted a day, the prisoner H. repeated his a:eit. One morning he arrived during the time H. that the roamer wee in the oftiv. He went lased keeked about tf.. for the intruder, but could see no one. He then went to his own room on the first floor, and remained very quiet till he heard footsteps on the stairs. lle then rushed out es. and attempted to sees the prisoner, who, however, was be be quick for him. Pri.toner ruehed out at the front door NM locked 'Aimee. in. Yesterday witness went to the house et Po prisoner's father, with a couple of men whom ho pooled neer i t the holm. On seeing witness the prisoner ran into the bask is yard and made off across the neighbouring yard., scram- le cling over the walls has ant. The men, however, pursued H. and caught him. The prisoner had been a greet favourite in with the men at the other, and was the very lost person who i t would be muspeeted, but now they were all =mow fur his 10 captors, feeling that for his totecontluct they had been exposed as to es** euspecion. The rimer admitted his guilt, but mid it was suggested H. by *yew( man who shared the plunder. The as was remanded that the police might endeavour to -- MO Or accomplice. as MARLBOROUGH-ST R E ET. INVITING (HILL/BEN TO ,TEAL. e 0 This day Joreph Collins, a costernionger, woe charged SO before Mr. Bingham, in conjunction with a boy named it Henry Cross, aged twelve year., with stealing a quantity of 1 : boots, kc. a It appeared from the evidence that on Saturday night but p g Collinie was in Windmill-street, and met the primmer CMOS, 19 whom father a a workman in the employ of Mr. Rom, hoot and shoe maker, in the Burlington-arca de, and asked him if he had any boots. Cross replied that he had, and gave him throe pain, which were subsequently pawned. Last night at. Mis prisoners again met, whoa Cross gave Odium tour loom ets min of boots. Cross gave Collins a pawnbroker's ticket, and Illesleed a shilling from him. John Davy, aged 11 years, living In Hopkinsisstreet, p i mimed having seen Cries come out of the shop of Mr. Rom la Saturday rich some bolls. He was with the prisoners el mire Crum gave Collins the boots. la weer to Mr. Bingluun Davy mid that be only became L i ' mapiainted with Collins us Saturday last. le Mr. Woo said that the father 01 Crops worked for him, is. and that he had lost a great many boots. Witness was et. not able to may what was the quantity of boots he had lost, but he should ray from 20f. to 30f. worth were missing. St. 111. Police-coastable C 143, who took the prisoner into cus tody, stated that he could produce the pawnbroker at whom m shop Collins had pledged SUMO of the articles. Mr. Tate, Cambridge-street, and an asaimant of Mr. 55. Alden, identified the prisoner Collins as having pawned IL some of the boots at their s 11116 Mr. Bingham directed the b° raireitiona to be taken against M • thilpriscears for the parpme of their connate! for trial. Is WESTMINSTER. is ant 11011BEKT BT A SEBVANT. 11 1 Harriet Trite, a girl only 17 years of age, was placed at 1 1 the bar charged with rubbing her master. e 0 Mr. Chub, Henry PeanoU, of 12, Stockbridge-terrace, Pimlico, stated that the prisoner had been in hia ser rice three month,, during which time be and Ws it. wife had repeatedly luta.' yarn on articles of wear- as. ing apparel, money, and other article.. Prisoner woe about Ot to leave the home lastnight, when in «mammas of his Id Imam he tailgated to see the contents of her boa. She wil tingly coluented, and twinging it down Maine unlocked it, g when a piece of ribbon, a wocolin's collar, and a meal' piece at of brown holland, valued at 3s. Gd., were found there. Pri- IL goner admitted that they were her mietrem's property, and it ▪ she intended to have asked her to give her the thing.. Mr. Pepper, *Mellor, croseeremined the prosecutor, who 16 lanied that any annoyance was felt at the venumstance of he girl Wag about to leave, or at her having boasted that 10 sir had gel another situation without asking her /Marcie et. it a ebeeresr. Mr. Pennell said that he had felt it his orb M islet the mao forward, but wished the prisoner Mr. Plow :aid he could not resist the evidence, and le whatind fallen from the prosecutor recommended hie slant to plaad The gisi laving Cinelated to the magistrate's disposing of dr ere indendl d waikqg It before a jury, 61 Mr. Penis eigromill tie magistrate in her behalf, point at - fug out her extreme youth and the circumdance of this 111. being her fist offence. at. Mr. Paynter raid that it woo a grave offence for a servant ti wi In whom confidence was neemarily reposed, to rob her es . master; but he 'Mould in this cane take into consideration a t , the reamimenilation of the master in her behalf, her youth, M. and its being her first offence. el She was sentenced to It days' hard labour. sa LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) M LIVERPOOL 'II , ,ETINO.—(TIIIS DAY.) DERBY SWEEPSTAKES. One mite. Ef F by Touelletose—Ellerdole's d, Tondo:rumlin, Terrific, Summer, York, and Collodion, ore ban QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two milm. Fisherman. Chow, Queen Beat. Pantomime, Commas General Williams, Hamlet, and Brother to Homily —all here. LIVERPOOL CUP. Two miles, Pantomime, Itsigerthorp, Mongrel, Commoner, Sehneider, as Janet, Moose. Hamlet, The Chi.heit, Maid of D e riseat, Newton le Willows ' Bashi Dassonk, The Tattler, Oilliser, Sir Humphrey, Qu een Bees, and Grey Pyrrhus, are here. le PAID FOEIVIIIT.—MAINCION Rica'. dam e, Rasps., Lima, ■ sad Artillery. le LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE. to le To-moanow.—The following are here :—Ellermire, Hos- Vandernseulin, Saunterer, Wardenoiroke. Non- le grel, Lord Nelson, De Dinkel, Diphthong coli,;Cutnedisn, Idel Empersam, and All Well. Pain Fonertr.—Paletrit, Rally Bird, Master Begot, le Theodora, and Forbidden Fruit. and Blue Devils e. LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL CUP. 9 to 2 apt Rogerthorpo (t) 6to I Gr Pyrrbu.(t) 5 to &mak (off. t 6 to 1) GOODWOOD CUP. 11 to 2 set Anton (t) 10 to 1 Plahcrioan (ofd) ST. LEGER. 6to 2 agst Blink Bonny. WESTMINSTER IMPROVEMENTS.—Yesterday the fi committee of the House of Commons declared the preamWv ; of this bill not proved. It was opposed by the Weotmineter bendholders. end its object was to (militate leases and eales of lands anurtgaged by the Westminster Improvement Cam- le inieeioners, to appoint official managers to wind up the affain of the commission, to extend the time fur the cets. pulef.ry pnrchms of lauds sad We of lands discharged from re encumbrances, end for the appropriation of funds. It was to call the teenagers the Westminster &mum. le CEstates ldestegers." le 111 115 N •) 114 111 IN 110 al South Tatd.li Mgr Dui' . D•• 4° .• - I lAN {,74 .I 'stank wanton, ka. al. Moat las la Dffirilailaa Ile Taff Vale ... „.„.. an Waterkad sad kasany an Watartad aM LII \ W. all Want Denanm ail OA al La& la Crrial P. all Da. • I:: ...WIT k an Da. II par aL paid Is 3 1 an artat WDa. ?trot Wadi 100 111414441 ft Latta 4 p.a. a IN Oandeolaa, SIO 100 Cloaalalalatai pa Do. de. p.ei al Deal. Path, Aar. Jam IN IL AIOSML 11 . 4 LOromaa.ll4..Spa,l44/.1 al Ds. do. Its all Ile. Mew 0 p.Oial. St. W Imam thaw 4 per OM. 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N per oat. hole. •11 Ileatbbra et 1tem........ . Weft 61bribre 631 Db. 66 pas aut. Pref. . b Wooten &N.W•A Item I Wooten 411•11616... lb sD at Ihribmissd . 6 IWwbus 05. .. i A % .t. m , NA TWA& a p .m. el Ombra of Irmo I pat aew WI Me Wow •pw waL„...— WI 000110 Rua Ip IL all Oral II pw O. LI twalwlP.Vesillw 11 pre •L en 1 Lyons sod Owen $ pa wet all 'tzes awl N.I.S I pw 91. sil ' lisnions 111,11011/1 /Et et. MI r.w. pi l hai lbelagw) 8 Pr MS. a DS Chwiersi) II par pa. WI 1 wd lros • fpm owl • 1 I 101tIs Pm I I par mat... ...... 111 Sepal &Mb\ i pat pesi... WI liewhoes W Prows 3 per el. 1 an WA SOl.Olowipel pi iii. 1111 Si Si .1 It' i. lir 132 11. Is Is 111 Ili 93 U li I ft - - hr . ar £11,607,087 10 1 Cr. £ a. d. By Eschequer Bille and India Bonds 1,002,863 8 8 By erieh, liana, Ulla discounted, and other eecurities By buildina, furniture, Se.. in Princes-street .. £38,325 0 0 By ditto, ditto, ditto, in Pall -mall 44,325 0 0 £11,607,087 10 1 PROFIT AND LOS% ACCOUNT FOR THE HALF-TZAR. To eurrenTCapcnses, roportion of building t a. d. ripener", director. Unentioll, bad debt., income tan, &e. To amount carried to profit and lons, new ac count, being rebate of interest on bills dis counted not yet due To dividend Recount for the payment of half • year's dividend at the rata of 1211. per mut= per annum, upon 600,00 W. amount of paid-up cipital upon 60,000 shares To ditto for tho payment of a bonus of 10s. per ehare 30,000 0 0 To amount carried forward to profit and INS now account £140.135 16 3 Ca. £. s. d. By balance brought down The report was adopted, and a dividend declared as recom mended t her ein. A vote of thanks was passed to the chairman and MM. pro, and the Wilma hesalasted without any discussion. ph., ral MIXES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLect. la the mining department of the Stock Exchat go thin morning, the principal transactions have been in Crest Wheal Alfred shares, which are =Omit 71, 72, and 7:. North Wheal Bliabet have been dealt ill at r. in foreign and colonial mining stocks there has been no business of importance, and prices are nominally unaltered. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices yesterday in the Mining Exchange. At the prices given there are respectively buyers and sellers : Catherine and Jane, 10s., I Is. ; East Alfred, 21, f ; Kest Basset, 3S, 40; East lino/ell, 24... 265. ; East Trefunlo, 6,61 ; S.eath Condturon, 40., 51. ; Vale of Towy. 10s., 12s. dd.; West Grenville, 254., 27°. Gd. : Wheal Edward, St, 6; Wheal Marries, 10s., 13s. ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 19, 20. The onliuory general meeting of the English and Au stralian Comer Company is called for the 20th inst., but will be et once adjourned to the 12th of August, "in ernoe quince of the Committee of Confenlice not being able at preoent to lty 'siren, the meeting a complete statement of the matters entrusted to them." The first ordinary general meeting of the Strathalbyto Mining and Smelting Company is called for the 31st inet. The annual meeting of the Cologne Mining Company is called for the 31.1 inst., in London. WIFDNE4DAT Erni Imo. Business in home mining stocks to-day was quiet, owing partly to the preparations for the settlement. There were again some inquiries for Great Wheal Alfred shares. East Basset were also firmer. Prices exhibit little change. The following transactions are 'reported to us from the Stock Exchange. in addition to those comprised in the official list, viz.: Alfred Cenrols, at 17; Wheal Zion, at 158.; Lady Bertha, M 11r. Gd. and 12s. Gd. ; East Itosewarne. at Its. and 14s. Gl. ; and North Crofty, at 3, and 3;,,. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Si 6mt—The market continues dull, the small public saki of Mreign ire going oh without spirit. Correr —The market remains steady. E.—About 5,000 bags sold at a shade lower prices. Rya, —A ar,all parcel of Leeward proof 'aid at 3e. 7d. anis io —1,3d1 cheats passed auction yesterday, of which int sold, the remainder being bought in, or withdrawn; good and tine Bengal sold with spirit at 6d. advance; eid dling dd. to 3d. advance, but ordinary and defective are dull of sad, at May rates. Kurpahs sold at about 3d. advance. SALTPETRE —The demand continues good and the article has an upward tendency. COTTON.-2,000 Ldes sold yesterday and prices are now a shade higher. Tea.—The market continues dull, but prices are unaltered. Ott, continue dull of sale. In other article:, no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tunrket it quiet to-day :—Town tallow is quoted 57.. not rio•b; Pettieburn Y.C. on thee' 575. 575. to 575. 3d.: •^• • • Jill!, 675.; August sreleptember, 675. 3d.; October W Deoember, 6as. to .56e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Darin report., trade without alteration, excep ting Mr atm., which is rattier lower. Prima meadow hey, 254. to 80n. ; superior ditto, 80.. to 90a.; inferior ditto, 661. to 680. ; new ditto, 70.. to Brie., rowel., 60. to tss. ; clover. old. MW. to 105 e.; second cut, 70s. to 92..8d ; new, 70.. to 93a.; straw, 28.. to 33a. SUICIDr. IN THE REGENT It PARK.—Mr. Waltley held an inquest on Tuesday afternoon at the Elephant and Castle, 4'1'11.1,n-town, on a gentlemen unknown, who com mitted melt destruction in the Regent's-park on Sunday morning het. The attention of poll e-constable 240 8, was aroused about half-prod two ritinek in the morning by a re pmt of firearms on the bank of the coma, nor the Zoological Gardens, and he found the deceased lying there with his face and head awfully dietigured b r the discharge of a small pockot pistol which law by his ado. Notwithstanding that his stroll had been shattered and the left check and that tido of the nose and eye bad been blown away, be was olive, and, although perfectly unconscious, ',waived twenty minutes after the arrival of Dr. Chsodebild, of Princess-terraces The deceased war well dressed, but only a Jersey halts Fenny wan found in his pockets, besides an enamelled address card with the name "C. 11. Timm" upon it. Ile appeared about thirty-two years of age. The jury returned a verdict "That the demised committed suicide, but there is no °riders e as to the state of his mind at the time." De eel. IN t Ctirttelt.—On Sunday last, the speaude won witnessed in Amnesty church of a whele con gregation simultaneously rising end leaviog in the middle of divine serviee. The usual congregation had assembled in the morning, when 'Mr. Chemin, the vicar, entered the desk and leigm to mad. The eburebwordsn then stepped forward and protested against bin going on with the rervrce. A few words ensued. Mr. Chapman doring Ida interrupter t remove him. The bitter then turned and left the church, followed by hie brother churehwanlen and theme who had assembled. There wee no aemon. In the evening the MIA' scene oceurre I, with this difference, that there WAR no interruption, the congregation remaining until prayers were ended. As soon, however, as Mr. Chapman had given out the teat, the whole congregation rose with one named, and loft the church. Mr. Chapman then closed hie book, and abruptly left the pulpit.—Easti re Cornh'es Rena. FATAL ACCIDENT FROM AWKWARD DRIVING.— Yestoiday Mr. Bedford, the coroner, held en inquest at the King'e Arm', Houghtonistreet, Lintadn's-inn-fielde, upon a child named Sarah Jane Langley. A polite-conatable de pawl that on Saturday night, between ten anti den in Chiewell-street, Fineburywirmare. he maw a man drig a chaise-eart with a female in it and the child in her elms. A four-wheel cab wee corning in the opposite direction. Both vehielee were on their proper side, and there was room between them for a waggon, but when the chaise-cant arrived nearly opposite the cab, the driver turned the heed a the horse and went direct across the road to the cab. TM vehi ilia then owning in violent collides. the men, women. and child, were pitched into the road. James Swift*, tie cabdriver, and an eye-witnees of the whole tremor:time named Isaac Gem* corroborated the consteble's evident* an to the sareleis driving of the father. Mr. C. W. Rebega. lupin, proved that the deceased died 'several hours afterlhe occident from a fracture of the skull. The Jury remarried as open verdict—" That the deeeered's death wsa canna IT a fracture of the skull, caused by being thrown from a ChM& cut driven by her father." it