The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-17 00:00:00

UNITED STATES. in parrot AND /1•0111 TIC TIRMIIIIMIL) (raoll 01:1 OWN COMIESPoNDLIT.) LIVERPOOL, Fatoky. The United States mail steam-ship Ericsson, Captain Lowber, which was to leave New York on the 4th inst. with the mails, arrived off Holyhead at 130 a.m. She is expected in the river about b p.m. ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA. (111 r MUTSU AND MAORETIC TILICIRAPHI (71011 OVI 07/1 LI V ERPOOL, FRIDAY. The Royal Nail steam-ship Persia, which was to Lave New York on the Bth inst., was off Port Neal it 2 o'clock this afternoon, and is expected in the Kersey at 4.30 p.m. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MAI(810N-HOVIE. Josiah Reread wee hreacht We Mumma Cabin, deemed trith of tares plz .i t h.a. l - a gert h e a r's the i rp i gelifre m adjadirstiag ea leaks. are d telthery. e eliwmea w" iea• WO), rib—Abeat twelve eels* I wee in the Mensionhonso justietevena, owl ear Ike Omar case teat the room. I watched W a far Waste% sail an hue take weeethlag oat et • Nosihma's rad ma put it into Wares. I spoke I. senemen, end re per wee Awl le have the ram, sad I leek hla bto artedy la the prase, sad email the bendherehlef which the pealiwiew cased, la lie troesteir whet ris i swa a whie-gkee. a peeltet-heek, a Wait el Iwye g meillla ram Ida cm Meets 141-1 bed walked tate the jwilieweews 'a the purples el treseetelag awe heelmak la I= valistehiet, hat wee ace swore et ay few until , the Oka. The prisoner mai be wee a draper, eatl wilhelmete. trpos tang Nobel tettathee ha waled be fey eaythiag, be es Ileac Clamitted Is, Ufa tv der. 2011PSZATP. MISAVLT ['PON A WOEIT eta HUPT . ND. AIM* tbliint ens charted under dee bilkinisi circuit- ONO: Conks t who appeared Mth br brat kart gp. ll.l =l son Mk to lam pdsomor god am the seer of time twin halties. I Ism Lot the *ld of mq vie Om* _as whims of r planar them Moil MIN nia deralt Mot Med awl Mirk mew The Immo age In led beak is ammo of big hestolity to me, as I am WIWI able to gne there mg nomfammt. The poises, esid—l woo wronged ibetior Mimeo bed worm and thee ins enno)iug tor me Mat I watt mid get &masa I didl'ert bow what wag sheet The eemplainent old la ma a Mid weating man latt drie Mans* W aleapelest. The Awe of path, aid there was wan' persons Mat rue afraid that the primmer would do them some despende nighigE Mhisrmen Cubitt eased the prisoner to hard labour for to month, end mid that tad should be required et the tee adeetiaa at the Imprisonment. Arens Gan, aseepaslalsOdnensi young mass, wee tried special awae^ bedoes Aldermen Cidatt and Challis, argon with *ring phial the pads. of a p:rnthe dletrelles ellsemnbi—OnWiS,tt half oek. I Omer pot L e into the pod* of Mr. linlbsek, and take out . hsniberchief. I Nod another bsonsereklef Y tlue prisoner's peeks., as well ne a gold ring and • wateb guard. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and said he preferred being Pled lry the Alderman to being sent to the Old Bailey. Ile two Identified rie • personwho had upon three former mea dow been com fietad of picking pocket.. The Aldermen sentenced him to imprimonment and hard Yaw for sin months. law Rawlings, dens /NW, and lohantia ailing were aeMenwed at petty sessions tot months' imprisonment mad Ileml lawn to berini Baden • ram, the pruperty of • gen darme, to whom office they went to ask for - charity. They W a baby amongst them, and they used it as a DMA white ass of them ed the coat from the back of a chair and ran Width it. ward Let r m, the manager of Mort Yoeter's loan-shop, gun* by the mare " The Trsders' and Mechanics' Loan emd Diecount Company," situated at 16, yetteolane, bikes Alderman Rose, upon a charge of wilful = e. c l o e r d . suit perjory, ages* to have been committed in proceedings mil& took place in this court on the 3rd of June Wt. TM came has been adjourned hour time to time, to enable tore to bring forward viummes who have hem eat of the way for some purpose, sod yesterday Mr. ?IM= mid he hod not boon Ws to procure the attendance d Ohs requisite witnems, and he therefor prom* that the me should be committed, and the other wham= might AM be calk d at the trial. Kr. Doylo for the defence said be appethendord there use pra etidenco before the court to Justify the worthy Wenn& eanthitting the defendant, and the leeresd towel wee Ithen Most to earths the bench upon the theta of the cede Alders= Rom interrupted him and said be weld sot c) Ile. Doyle'. time unnecessarily, m he bed leads rap to dismista dm summons, being that a conviction imald DM be enected upon the (widows adduced, but fir presemtura might take out a fresh enalexem at any lime when they were prepared with further evidence. The summons was therefore dismantled. BOW-STREET. Thomas Broiros, a bricklayer's labourer, employed at the Caine, Holborn. +ea charged with stealing 181 tis of lead Ikea the rout of the building. Mr. Hedgensn, the proprietor of the establishment, elated Met he should Cot have troubled the court welt this case but hr the preralenee of the offence. Thin waa the wend case of the kind within • week. Although young MIS like the pr ison • Win earning • pond • week, yet, fur the Wu of t e vane of • Oat of beer air so, they committed an act entailing opts the owners of buildings a toss almost incalculable. It was hiptimible to keep watch upon all the movements of • 01112 , 1- NW body of nen engaged upon the works, and consequently phew wore eat out of the roof without suspicion being ex iled until a shower of rain, producing enormous clautoge, mode titee•seribiti of the tats _ . Yr. bodies eaWI be could quite confirm the statement of So pcouteutor. Is the neighbourhood of his (the magic, tvenWs) owl resielsace, • gentleman had been to coneiderable ampere is the decoration of his house Some wanton fel low employed le the works having cut out • piece of the bodes roof er gutters, without the discovery being made et the time, Ilene come a heavy storm of rein, and damage Y the extent of 1001. at least was done to the house, although lits pin to the thief could not have been more thin sixpence. The prisoner pleaded guilty to the sharp, the lead bowing base Sound in his pmeeseion. His worship committed him to hard labour for one month. SOUTHWARK. A ease of coneridecal;;;Wrtan7o.l heard before Mr. Comb', relative to tradesmen having bagatelle tables in their mtablishmente. Mr. Emanuel Van Damen, a tobacconist, 'tiding at 44, Newington-causoway, wee summoned for 4. that he being the keeper of a cigar *hop, wherein refresh- Wahl were sold and consumed, did unlawfully ander gaining thwetm" Mr. Bradford. the superintendent of the M division, attem did to supA wt the complaint, sad Mr. Solomon appeared fur Ihedahndant. Pollueconetable 126 M said that no the night of the 3.1 kastaat, about eleven o'clock, he went into Mr. Van Doreen'■ braze, and la a room adjoining the shop ke saw a bade hells taLle. Mere w. re eight persons m that room, and some were playing at bagatelle. Four of the persons mad. a het of Ire shillings each en the game, gaol witness raw Mesa &Misr. banded to defendant to abide the reselt of the match. Wane.a did nut play, and be was not in In etess•eassaitistiim by Mr. Solomon, witneai mid be me smoking a risra in the room, and the other parties seemed to be respectable. They wire quiet and appeared to be Issrleemen. Os behalf of the defendant, Mr. Solomon contended that L wee not guilty of any illegal act; and although ho did not mean to deny that money was :aid on the game of bagatelle by tbe parties there sad with hu cheat's knowledge—yet, inimmuch as ha had ablained a Bence for bagatelle under the prurisa du of the • rid 9 Victoria, which made the game a lawful Pune. •• doses had been c ituroitti d by hie client in allowing = .11e be lead cm each gems. He (Mr. Solomon) In coalrienee that his worship would see there was se edema committed, therefore the summons mat be diwaimed. Mr. Com . be said be was of (pinion that the statute under letith the te,Tatelle linnet was granted did not make it an eassee to Let on the game of bagatelle, and ailing upon that View cid the law, be should dismiss the 16111131011.0. Two tradesmen in St. Mary's-street, Stamford is lass sifsehas some lIMILISMINI to their neighbours. A @Moat von (s but wile) between the Wert doors u ebanieg byes& It was woolly pointed white with the reel of the 111111 0 6 . The dein thus set Op wiu dierintol by the next nslotkor, who clandestinely peinbd it black; sineo am it los soosand ewer, alternate morning white, and the Whew mandage Mech.—Am/ore! itoereg. The Ariel and Washington, two allowows. lalt Swear ptori on Wednesday, esennieg ia t Wm Ts IiMICEI7.—HOVIIETIOLD BRMADE O. N. ark* tus Otyed yesterday, at Lunt's. The ItsOrtil atkadad, aad three braa6 playrd during dal Mures. Mod.. drat kat*" 67. mi cod inning., Wee Wile lava, df Zierri. drat inning., THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 17,_ 1851. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TitIe DAY. Me 8 took the chair at 12 °Week. PRIVATE BUBINIBB. The Lords' serind;;;llel6 . l/1/, Tidel Nub our and Railway 13121, Tyne Inneweenset NI& nsd Wimbledon ma Dorking Remp Sawen senefireel end .greed to. Smith's Dionne IN no reed n third time load tamed. LUNATICS (SCOTLAND) DILL. The home want b.. esermitne on this bill, resuming its oormeidenden 41 the 17th gum The hones ambled 1a oremitke the whale of the morn leg. At the time our report left program had been made se kr es dawn 70. T. 111.4 DAY). FALKIRK BURGHS. ire This committee met for the first time this morn- Mier Jose PASINOTON In the chair. • Bibria James Q.C., appeared for the petitions, end L i t Mr. P. Q.C., foe Mr. Merry, the tatting member. K. Mr. !Wan took a preliminary objection to the petition, on 10 the granallthat it wee full of erasures and interlinestions. a• The lairmd ge ntleman contended that it was incumbent upon t the psilllenars counsel to Awe that the alterations were u Mei lira the petition was aigned. ae The spat foe the petitinners stated that the alterations at wets made halm tic the was signed, and the committee So thilleir win •PllVllled the objection, ilk- St. Mr. James them opened the ease a+ one of bribery 14 sad tardiast main* Mr. Marry, the g member. Ths lalbasy was conducted by a Mr. Brown, an eaten- M. Elm wow in Falkirk, sad en active partisan ea sad amamitimmes at Mr. Man, end Mr. Merry himself *- his a pate &Ma distiller, the treating both before and deall ... lbe election was upna anima extravagant scale. were afterwards called to esteblish the allege- e a Roes et the petitioners who were two electors of Falkirk, C. sod wha t *addition to the chirps of bribety and treating, ft- Whips Ihst Me Mwer 3 r f a te ailal to amply with some of the tl; rsembemmis d the Praetor Art, in not having r e made el returns I. election auditor. 141 This committee re-assembled at the usual hour this morn- I : lag and monad with the evidence of the petitioners. The Ili emsodffee adjourned Man emir hour yeoterdsp to molds the tti garde, to bring up 40 or 50 witneana to prove specific cum la off bribery and uniting. Some of these 'a/indigoes were es- 0-, attained this morning, but the evidence in support of the allegatima of bribery was vs'' , slight. to WEYMOUTH. et This committee re-uiecroblod at the rum! hour, and the vet- to !It does of bribery sod treating on the part of the sitting at. nassaber's agents was contieuW. Se BATH. Ur 1 The senehty in this use wee continued. ti fu SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocit. sa," The railway share market to-day is decidedly firm. Most of the leading descriptions are quoted the " turn" dearer than they closed yesterday. Manchester and Sheffield, Oxford and Worcester, IN Eastern Counties, York and North Midland, and Midland stocks aro all iu demand. Caledoniaii ix fully - support the - riso established Vesierday;aftci- C noon. • French lines, and Great Western of Canada shares, , are firmer. Indian stocks remain dull. s• es roltrolllAlLT sasaNe AND OTOUILIL NY, P 4.4 aulArras. LW , Wes 10-day lOO Os 1 p.ss. IS aaart a laallala. Wow. all YEA ail ▪ alen.Wala i =llalla 1 Wm. Loa k Chia ad laisdaslia ..... NO NO • sad Middamd sU Canoe NU MN. Farah a AWN. d 41 %Mk Nadia Jaaalcal ali Iran ulna. IN Wilma Vasa, Oar • .. Iw Da. Clan ■ .. IN 1411 Illatisosi sad war._ _ NI *MYNA. r 4 / 11 4 13 . 4 "' 140 a loath Wasisas all Orut Peal d Isollart . Ite laws aselbers 101 De. 11000 -• 1011 Da 114 els* • !a) .thaw.. sad Was. 11,1 100 Oast Wawa ... 100 Da 10aarailaibaLlia. all Warier No Cu W —. 1 10 Do. Pow nada ... Laaaridn sad Tar 11 De. da P. 44 1 Dm de. der all Landau sod , 3 Date Pew t 100 =as a 114 n byes . notera De. 3 1 11 04110 ....... -•••• • 104 Loran k Soma WON ra 6 Z., 6 10 Lauded!. le Daropelllaa ...... . lao 10.41aN4 .la Da. Dlr. sad Derby all 1114.1115. Maur. irn_i • al laseard• sad 001•14 i IlewpartAlsolah • Maly sad • all Mearrbilltampalsl si si Is 11 111 is T$ al4 36 l 4 11 li 13 II 11$ I 4 32 64 114 $4 $ IT Is it 63 A 64 fa 101 6 11 :)ss, 6. it tat 121 1121 1.06 64 64 66 66 A 14 ▪ $ • 0 pa 1 I 104 00 $ i 26$ 41 $ tiT 11 4 toil Mt I at• toot 10•1 Ni Oa at. r. rf 14 Is N m % :V' ni i t 811 ril 1 en I 111 me Pa 11111 14.1 14.74 I 41 IGOi 45f 111 6lB= P 3 1111611PIORS. n.l itan.w.ll. 1 7.elii ite«iit.kii theft. Tried of Olinda i • 11a5.5te.k00.1.12.11. 1 PA a D.Adifilauslefittal A 111 Mfg. 1 Loito Kam ILL 10 , ) daffalo.l4 oat. hOolorlsb 10. a bd..,Aag.l, 111/ I, ' 41rited by l'lntr.lo..al I , C De. hay I. 11 , 71. dlt!f W. Da Joao I. lif 4, lilt. tend Control Dude (Uullod) in Clolootta SIM O. IMAM. I (loylooß sham ........ 1. &atm 51ept............ .. 1 . lee But bilk& ...... —.... jar e re de AI 4j el .. 11% CS PS ll 0 0 lim i irs —. 178 Do. ammloa 41.- - - ' I De. llamado& II ...., all 166. la p. bk. gay 6/ lon De. dm do. lay 89 ob Goolmelabill. TX. 1.... laa6 Truk of ill Ds. 4 Two et.ebaatan. 014 Do. Pr0p.14.84 arta& mallos 4 pm d. not. Las ali anal. LW& P4Manda 4 D. Ikm d' at Wart. Coaala, 1111•744 • al Do. Nur a Do. 148 , 067 'W. 09 8 . lin r W D. do. 71. do. 44 Li 18 , .... de. /6, 66. M . al D. do. 73. &Moat& ill Mates* Omar. ae pm mot all D. 6on mat. ,69 Da. If Der mot. Eat.. 1 D. 110 l rat. Oas -..- II D6.4* llot.Onai pMe. i 1.4 WolbournaCtep. 4 p.a.ael 3 9.llroamCaada BALI lasd(Ltm) el.A.cap.ab 6 03.41.8.m..aba.a 1=44 I& 111.6116dta Trul.llm. 46. 1 6 *Ws Ou. I per eat all Do . . . 1 1866 TM/644 15illioa. Bart, ee Ni 3 , 35 ad BY N . I. 90e aln 6 ill. 55 tOlgAl Ns -!i 909 iii i a its sal I lartvirp sad Rottordan It I , Ardnaes W Wean tamers labetlibi. et Dimino. to Cludiverao • ,Nkrmr-maalrot.CLMti 1) 'lhttah Rbeslsh tub 1.0 sin :0 fl„ 1 die „ I !g ei tlls tits If 4‘ el as rar I pea a la Pe i pa .wets. i Si _pa li li 6 4* 4 164 47 Pl 4 par rt.% 24i J4l ti Si Si Pk is ii toi . ti. 14 `'° ~, 43 i in 11ONBY MARKBT.-THIS DAY. - SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE OF HER HA- I se 7EETTB HAUT, POE THE TEAR 1857-68. si. This noosing WU issued the following estimate eb ihs sow regmbed to provide for two thotuand additional U emmes, be service la her 3lejesty's fleet, for nine calmer imalbs, to the Slat March, 1868 MOTS No. I.—Waosa To STAMEN AND MAZINI6:-.. r o • To *they the charge dumps wMeh shall *ono in coarse of to payment in the air Wender months ending os the 31st ..0 0 March 1858, Ice two theasead additional WORM to be ji employed* her ifidssty's lest, 70,00:1 86 VOTZ No 2.—Vlereace TOR ez %WV.; e, o MARINES.— C . For the patellar, of provides, and victualling atoms, sad et. other charges, for 2,000 additional seamen to he employed is her 111siesty's fleet, for aim calendar menthe, ending or the to 31st March, 1858, 29,2767. 90 et. The whole charge amounts to the awn of 98,3581. 6g. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS I MARK-LANE.—TIIIB DAY. ; The wheat finds in Mark-lane this morning was languid : in tho cid:wile, and although a mdurtion a ;Is. to 4. per al quarter upon Monday'. quotations would 111•0 been sub- le mined to, very little progress could be made in miles. Dow • Witt to WPM}eable. I Barley in moderate supply, sad its v.lue tidily supported. ,: Onto were In fur r .quest et Monday's quotations. Ism sad peas unchanged. AsuviLis IJITO LON DOM 'SOK JULY 13 TO JULY IT. ...7. ::: ............ ..i4 r 3110 .......... ...... ... 144: I. 1‘.47- 11:4. .... 'WM -, tavola : MO feign - • ft Lunen 11,1•AilM-Whakt. ea at. garter. - ; Osta, Ms. IL; 6 leessis.4l.l4.; [ma c es sa gt. DIPEKTAL ..... OT.P. II w bow wan wt. hir. warm m 4 si. se SI . II Pa lel SI $. 14 la i•H. tY 9d M. id M. H. wH. 111 9L •4. 14 Pia 114 14 74 44. 6. 41. 194 1M 64 M. 41s id A. M 13. 6.• 1Y 91 41.114 1. ..... (.1 a.. Siam 3.111. Ilu AS 11d 61.61 .... 101 Ns 94 IT. PS Me ed 14. 4.1 Oa 114 N. 111.11 MIL a• kl• 114 14. O. 6. M. 11. M. 4 , . _ • 1101. Ity. Yae+. sagl Yew 1. WENN wan Ix■ NI VIMIIII •ullw i" Will .7.11 u., 1 11., 1. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. l 4 ( OT .AONITIC AND HAITIAN TIO.FORADN.) IN (Ftoll ODA OWN COAKUPONDANT.) SAA We had only a small attendance at market this day, and m. very little doing In any esti. le of trade. g e t. f nominally unaltered—rather a tendency down- get. wards. AL St The weather continues flue. Ili MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAT. St :GAL—Ws have again to notice a further decline In this . welds of 6d. to la. during the week, without inducing buyers to operate largely, although the decline it sow Se. to fie. per I L cwt. below the late highest point of the market. The rethted I market has also been very dull. Lumps 675. to 70s. Corrra.—A fair average quantity hos been sold in public I. st the prices of last week, and the orticlo has • very le steady appearance. it. Tr o.—Speculators have bought to any extent this week, St. and tales could not be made without giving way id. In pieta, et.. and onanuon Coastal is now quoted Is. 3d., yet it should to 17 observed that holders are very firm. SO Itica.—A decline of 3d. has been established with a limited yi buainees done. lamrsirsU.— A largo business has been done this week at a furtharadvance of 6d. to Is.; fine, refraction 2, sold at 46.., S. sad • parcel to Arrive 43a. to 43e. 6d. Si It. Sus.—The market ha. been dull and a small buainesa doss at a decline of Id. N.l InDloo.—Third day; 1,430 chests pawed aurtion Teeter- M day. 400 were villein' 270 ...best. bought in, leaving tt, U -760 .old. Good and Ins Bengal. suited for It the uaeinn market continua in brisk demand, and Wedn.eedly's prices 'i t : have been folly suppieted. Good consuming and middling 2 , shipping qualities NU steadily at 3d. sdvauce on last sale 11 prices. Corrow.—Ths market has bens active this week ; about 7,000 bales sold at MI prices to a sheds advance. Smote era steady ; prices am sphered. In other articles no material allsration. Markets generally have been dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—TIDB DAY. at. The market is Arm at the eabrisei prime —Petersburg Y.C. ras the *pot, 67s 3d. to 6d. , Jul 6D. to 3d , August and September, 675. 3d. to &I. ; Oeto bs sad December, .ne. s 4 lETItOPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. It. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is by no mine large, but the u demand is small, and we therefore cannot quote higher than on Monday. We have rather • large supply 15 of sheep and lambs. Choicest descriptiune are not 3, limner, very plentiful, and conacquantly toot with a windy lit sale. Trade is bnuoy for other bode. Trade tit very dull for calves, at redu'nd prices. From Germany and Holland es there are 87 begets end 1,800 sheep; Norfolk and Suffolk 130 At. beasts ; and 129 mach runs front the home ouunties. ear •Wo. of 41,a •I. •d. ear mann ~ 54ha aa. . I le 544 Recta 14,446416.. 4 a 4 4 See De. a Ilf bral•Sl 4 A 1 et At 1115erallems.. . 4 e 4 8 Boa Lea d e nyd. 0 gleasa4 tablas berm. 2 I II ha. In 21454. ..... 6 4.61641 2 4 4 lees a woad ~sit s 0 Pt, 14 1154111.4 i 11i1e144d6 • e I e lousha ..„ 3 4 Ilrrr 411 mask IC; drop and Iris, 11,413 : . (151 , 44 8 , 4; Kee N. at RIDES.—TIIIS DAY. LiunrxwAt.t..—The followingars the rtssent quotations . —Mks. to 64Iba, sd. to 51d. ' • 641 6 w to 514. is 51d. ; 721bs. to 8011.0., W. to 6f d. ; ROMs. to *Obis, bp. to 64. • to 8816 s. is 961ba., &I. ta 13111. Horse bides, Itht. Calf skins, I light, 3s. to 6s. ; MI, Ss. Od. 191 Bannon tows.—Lambs, 2a. 6.1. to 3s. 10d. ; Bhearlinp, Is. 74. to 2a. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. 10 1114 . 41.14 Patteaden sad Smith report that the arveunts from Worcester, Farnham, and a portion of Mid Kent con- 11 tame to coma gsvoarable. In the rem nod, rof the plan teflon' the blight a meld to be pr greening. Duty, 100,0001. Market very firm, with a strong teolincy to advance. I it. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walla End Riddell. 18. x.; WEIR End Braddyll's Helton. 17.. 9d. ; Walls End &nth listens. 18.. W. ; Wa/ls End Rummell's Ilattno, 17a. Gd. ; Walls End Yeas, 19c-43 trash ships at market. TR ANSPORTS.—LI VT.RPOOL, THURSDAY.—An Anc- Wien than here ha tendered e couple of lame clipper, to the gevcrateent Pr the ooeveyenoe of trent* to India, on the understanding that they will forfeit 5001. per diem for evet7 day they exceed the etereserentrets on the voyage. 10 - 166 4i te Te I it U I 66A 1(14 IN 25 NI OS It 42 44 f $ IS 1;4 1 7 4 74 14 94 91 44 dlt 44 44 414 9 11 41 41 111 61 Si 101 id II et 61 03 S 3 $0 0 'p ICI 111 $? 71 IP 14 314 14 10 ISt 141 Ili fly 8 ti !, ii I 4 EliaMIL 111 tl al ii ii It 144 - i - rek 111 Al' He Ii I. le In 114 IN II 111 u II 111 ICI IN N N II I Ob _ tit I Si du ad ni 11l IU N 0 ii 1$ I II pm SI I' 11 13 111 131 ii 41 106 10# It 124 11 Ile S3i 100 101 ila `cu iv.... Si Si HI II i I a. IS IT ;Irerri . ol . 4;ilos Dolea— ell Ilarth Demi, 14. I all Do. 101 Dohnvel IN D. DiNers—b.rEst HI istmusice.- 2 L .. 0. N.S.. Pam__ I', De. 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Bleolusbarn and Stour Yea:tanked It ti-Lootena mad North M•l4ems. at WTI 113-liratt einem Roof Valle gannated abort, et tlq d% EXEct:TIoNs IN MoNTENEGRO.—A letter from Coalman, in the derma Casette, gives come details of the We executions in Montenegro. It appears that on the evening of the 26th ult. ten agents of Prime Danale made their appearance In the village of Bernell', and wising on the pope, °pro Pcpovie and his eldest son, shot them on the market-place, end then hanged their bodies to ► gibbet. The crime of times Imhoff, rasa is not stated. Two o'Cz.ocx. The funds opened this morning with more firm ness, but the advance did not exceed 1 per cent., and a reaction has since taken place. Consols are now quoted about the same is at four o'clock yesterday. The share markets, how ever, show more strength. Consols, after standing at 911 to 1, arc now quoted 91 to 1 for the 6th August. For money the present price is 91: to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 911 to 1; the New Three per Cents., 911 to 1; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; India Steck, at 215 to 216; Exchequer Bills, 4s. dis. to par; Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 1 ; and India Bonds, 15th dia. Turkish Six per Cents. are very buoyant, being marked 95, 941, and 951 (for the dint inst.). Other foreign stocks are firm but quiet. The sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 1011 ; Peruvian Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 81 ; Russian Five per Cents., 109 to 1; ditto Four. and-a-llalf per Cents., 96/ ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 401; ditto for account, 401 to 40i ; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. for account, 1021 to 1021. The news from India has during the last few days determined sales to a vest amount on the part of numerous discouraged operators for the rise ; and this process will ultimately givo the market a more healthy basis. The fall in the funds yesterday morning was greatly aggravated by rumours that a new government loan is on the tapes, to meet the expenses of the In 6 ion expedition. The announcement that 2,000 men are to be added to the navy, besides one thousand marines, and that a considerable artillery force is also to be sent out forthwith, gave some degree of countenance to these rumours. Parties usually well informed in such matters, however, arc of opinion that the pecuniary exigencies of the government are at present sufficiently provided for. At the reduced rates of discount there was yester day a good demand for money. Probably many parties held back in expectation of the reduction. In most qoarters the current rate for first-class bills was to day tie per cent., but in exceptional cases transac tions took place somewhat below that figure. In the Stock Exchange loans on English government securities commanded about 51 per cent. Following the movement at the Bank, the dis count houses and joint stock banks have made a cor responding reduction in their allowance for money. The discount houses now allow 41 per cent. " at call," and 5 per cent. "at notice;" whilst the joint stock banks have reduced their rate for deposits from 5 to 41 per cent. Pm eels of gold to the amount of about 60,0001. were yesterday sent into the !hulk, making a total of more than 300,000 i. this week. A total of 20,0001. in Australian gold is also known to have been taken yesterday fur exportation to the Continent, princi pally in payment for silver. A sum of about 18,0001. in gold, including 10,000 ivenigns drawn from the Blink, has been des patched to Southampton for shipment to Cadiz by the steamer Sultan, which will sail to-day. Possibly some further small amountamay be shipped on board this vessel. • .The steamer La Plata, for the West Indies, will take out 19,4251. in specie, of which 19,3001. is gold, and the rest silver. The steamer Rhine has arrived from Boulogne, with thirty cases of silver on freight, worth probably about 23,000/. Improbable u it may appear, attempts are actually being made to negotiate a new loan for the Turkish Sultan in London. His Majesty, it appears, needs money for his various purposes, which include the construction of sundry palaces of vast dimensions, and the repayment of various loans ob tained from Constantinople money-dealers at exorbitant rates of interest. Probably, how ever, the Sultan merely acts upon the representa tions made to him by interested parties, who, how ever, arc believed to have refrained in the present instance from pledging their individual responsi bility. The sum spoken of is from six to eight mil lions aterliog, in a 6 per cent. stock, for which the price of $2 per cent. is asked from agents and 81 per cent. from ordinary subscribers, The only security reported to be offered is that of the Sultan's private domains, including certain mines. In moat quarters we find a disinclination to believe that the project will really be launched ; and the fact that the exchange on London rose on Wednes day at Constantinople (as announced by telegraph) to 132 to 1 piastres indicates that the success of the attempt is not credited there. It is, perhaps, natural that reports of a new loan should affect the price of the existing Turkish Six per Cent. Stack, but holders of the latter do not need to be informed that their claims are specially . secured upon the Egyptian tribute. 'lbis security IS of course inalienable, and to the treaties for the settlement of affairs in Egypt the leading powers of Europe, including Great Britain and France, arc parties. No new Turkish loan, should such be attempted, can really affect the position of the existing Six per Cent stock. 'lle market forindinn railway securitieswas yester day excessively heavy. Offers predominating on all sides, and the demand on the part of investors being checked pending the pacification of India,sales were effected with great difficulty, even at considerable reduced prices. The stock of the Fast Indian Rail way Company, for instance, had fallen at the close to par to 1 prem. ex die. It must be remembered, however, that all these securities possess an un• doubted guarantee from the Indian government, which would be required to make good its engage ments with the various companies even were its re venues temporarily so much curtailed as to render a recourse to borrowing necessary. The European and Australian Royal Mail Com pany's steamer Oneida is expected to arrive at Southampton, from Australia, at the end of the pre- sent month. This vessel is coming home under sail to repair defects, and will probably bring little or no gold. The next telegraphic advices from Australia by the overland route will be conveyed to Suez by the steamer Simla, and arc expected to reach Lon don in about sixteen days from the present date. 'this intelligence will extend to the 11th of June from S,adney, and to the 14th idem from Melbourne. The demand for tea and sugar continues limited. Saltpetre is still very firm, with on upward ten dency. The sale of tin in Holland has gone off briskly, at advanced prices. The colonial wool sales commenced yesterday. There was a very large attendance of buyers, English and foreign. The biddings were very ani mated, and prices may be quoted on the average I l j tl. per lb. above those current at the May sales. With reference to the market for American securities, Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows : in the Stock Exchange the alteration had been fully anticipated, and failed to prevent a further severe fall in the funds. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91; for the 6th August, opened this morning at 91; to 4, which was the price current for some tune after the altera tion at the Bank had become known. heavy sales being then pressed, the price receded gradually to 914 to 7-10. At 4 o'clock a rally to 914 to had taken place, the price for money being at the same hour 91Z to 4. After 4 o'clock the quotation for August was still somewhat better, at exactly 914, or 91 11-16 to 13-16. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 4,4, 4, },4, Z ; ditto, for account, 6th August, 91}, 4,4, 4, f; ditto, for the opening, 17th July, 9 1 a. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91; a, 4. New Three per Cents., 914, 4, a, 4, a. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 24. Thirty Years An nuities, April, 1855, 18 1-16. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859,984. India Bonds, 10s. dia. Exchequer Bills were quoted about ls. lower to-day, at 4 dis. to par. Turkish Six per Cents. experienced numerous variations to-day . , but upon the whole were decidedly better. The price opened at about 94, and was quoted at four o'clock 944 to 4 (fur the 31st inst.), being 4to per cent. better than at the same hour yesterday. At half past four o'clock the quotation had advanced to 94Z to 931. The speculative transactions in this stock are at present very extensive. Turkish Guaran teed Four per Cents. were last quoted 1021 to 3 for 31st inst., showing steadiness; Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 804 to 81I• Spanish Three per (Ants., 40 to ; and the Defer red Three per Cents., 214 to Z. Tenders will be received by the East India Com pany, on the 21st instant, for the conveyance of about 800 troops, of her Majesty's service, from England to Bombay ; also, on the 22nd instant, for the conveyance of '2OO troops (Company's service) from England to the same port. These men arc in addition to those for the conveyance of whom tenders were invited yesterday. Tenders are also required for the conveyance of 665 tons of dead weight (of which 250 tons are telegraph wire), 274 tons measurable goods and 17 tons of ammunition, from England to C alcu tta ; and of 250 tons of telegraph wire from I.iverpool to Bombay. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 23rd instant for the conveyance of 22 officers, 420 men, and 35 women, from the lonian Islands to Ports mouth, and7Ootficers, 1,476 men, 97 women, and 140 children, from Gibraltar to Portsmouth. The undermentioned vessels have been accepted by the Admiralty for the conveyance of stores—viz., the Spattuti for Hong Kong; Jane Pirie, for the Cape of Go o d Hope ; and tee Abcona, for Malta. Bank shares to-day were quiet. Oriental Bank stock was Matter. The shares of the National Dis count and London Discount Companies were also ra ther flat ; the former closed at 1 to 14 dia. General Steam Navigation shares were marked 24 and 234. Canadian Government Six per Cents. continue in demand, and rose per cent. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz. : Gude Railway, les to prem. ; Central Oude Rail way, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 prom.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Grand Russian Railways, to prem.; European and Indian Junction Telegraph, dia. to par; Riga and I)unaburg Railway,; to per share; Parisi Chocolate Company, to prem. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLocx. The market for British mining stocks to l- 11riy is quiet, with no important change in price. There is a fair demand for Alfred Consols and Great Wheal Alfred shares; the former are marked 171 and 17 /, and the hitter, 71. Other descriptions are generally steady. Foreign mining shares have met with scarcely any business this morning. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices given there are, respectively, buyers and sellers Catherine and Jane, 10a. 6d., lls. 6d.; Bart Alfred, Alf 24 4 1: , Feat Russell, 24a., 265. ; East Trefusis,l3,6t ; Gnat 7; ,t ; Herdlike - It. 7, 71; Lady Bertha, 12a. 6d,, 13a. 6d. ; Tamar Consuls, 26a., 2da. ; Vale of Towy, 100., 12s. 6d.; Wheal Buller, 300, buyers; Wheal Grenville, 255., 275, 6d.; Wheal Margaret, 58, 60. TIIrRADAT Bvesmo. A fair amount of business was done to-day in cer tain descriptions of home mining stock, chiefly in the Mining Exchange. Wheal Buller shares were in great demand, closing at 300/., "buyers." Wheal Margaret were sold at 56,1, but ultimately closed "buyers" at CO. Vale of Tower and Wheal Harriet shares were rather flatter. In the Stock Exchange °teat South Tolgus and North Basset shares were quoted lower. WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (fly ELECTRIC TELEURAPI4.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(TI(IS DAY.) STANLEY STAKES. 1 .. Terrifi , .. '• • • fileArAcre .. .. .. Polly Prachum .. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Kum Culuttet . . .. .. Ellertkle'., dun filly .. .. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE. Saunterer .. .. .. .. I Lord Nebo° .. .. .. De Dinkel .. _ • • .. 9 ran. LANCASHIRE PRODUCE STAKES. Star of the East, Sister to Ellington, Whitewall, and f by Touchstone—Elleradale's d, are lam LIVERPOOL ST. LEOER. Blink Bonny, Adamaa, Blue Devils e, Wardermarske, Commoner, Augury, Cumberland, and Lady Albert, are I hue. BETTING LAST NIGHT. GOODWOOD CUP. 6to I apt Anton (off ) 8 to 1 Fisherman (t) 8 to 1 Florin (t) ST. LEGER. 2 to I apt Blink Bonny (off take sto 2) 2O to 1 Drumonr THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY DIVIDEND. Mr. Slight, the secretary of this company, informs us that the board of directors, upon au examination of the ace mats for the past half-year, have decided upon recommending the payment of a dividend for the half-year of 21. Ith. per cent. on rho consolidated stock of the company. THY. CONDEMNED CONVICTS IN ESSEN.—The Sheriff has fixed tl:e 23rd histant for the execution of Craw ley, and the 29th for that of Finch. It was desired that both executions should take place on the some day, but the official authoritisa found this arrameament could nut be made. Crawley continues in the some indifferent state as when upon bis trial, and hen not made any emoressien oaf los gun. He h a . a far, F r iday lam vi4ited by the sheriff, his rear, and the Her. J. Last, the catholic priest. —Chrlntsford Chronirk. V.UII.OI'S PFACENT OF A BALLOON.—At the grand J . de at the Derby Arboretum, on Monday evening, Mr. Gray effected a splendid ascent in a large balloon. Yandotudy decorated after the Chinese fashion. In about ten minutes it was lost to view in the fleecy clouds. The highest altitude It attained was upwards of two miles, the current at that elevation guiding it in a direction towards Nottingham. The balloon was witnessAl in its approach to this busy manufac turing district by thousands of spectators. At a few minutes TueRIDAT SYRlmin. I Wore seven it au seen hovering over the Meadows. The directors of the Bank of England, at their During the journey the valveatring had mug 's% and the weekly court to-day, reduced the minimum rate oforer to on . o t t it he m pr ii rilou; ta i a i k e o e, f u cli , ii no tbi t uf ft tz t t i e . discount from 6 per cent., at which it was fixed on nc . ..na o itt k h f • n d to perf purpose,. and it required no little nerve and shill to enable him the Ifith of June, to 5; per cent. That this step t e'-',n r"r lil ' eT " a c n u d r lTr7:r t a Y x ., had h o n truV er eit wu xiiv a rt i l l t y an w to . make l an incision in the Whiny itself in order ti let out the would be forced upon the directors was foreseen, oonsidering the steady accumulation of the Bank's gen. This dangerous operation he performed, sad a vast num would not be rosourcos, and the fact that the value of money in l i r lo o t f o r-Z h .I.l,eallred,tnhaaLth..ef:tntlee immense the open market had latterly ruled decidedly below alialittal ire a t tieln the Kingl . Meadow, then made a slight the Bank's charges. The measure will be produc- r t e h t t li . t i d r , ra d 17 , dragged thTough , t i , t e ! d odge . Ain.smuch of manner dye of great relief in mercantile circles, the more h o o d coon:, up Gray th as e rescue by time, end with their help especially as many persons entertain an opinion Mr. Gray was quickly relieved from his perib ta T b li y e tt l.:l u loon ed that even the present reduced rate will train up,_ to k are i roy h and v ey ith arn it ' A v:d a e t r the sr wee ° Ta v olUnt about nine not bo maintained for any lengthened period; but o'clock.—Nottingham Journal. The market for American securities generally continues dull. In State storks the transaction. have been few and unimportant, and prices have undergone no material change. The business in railway bonds has been still more limited, and chiefly confined to a few forced sales of no mag nitude. The report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined There is no parti,dar alteration to notion b.-day. Good and flee Bengal fully maintain the established advance. Burp dm amain without change; but the parcels of Madras offered have sold with lest animation at about May rates. Job - 11- 4 Jaw A , twoHr NI U GI a a ,1211 Is I LI II 41 9.1 II 111 114 II If 414 41 4$ 11.4 11 94 9$ fri ill H 4 ii fl 114 111 111 107 101 143 St SO lii 14 IR 116 103 110 111 111 0001$ Si 000 ILINTAI 11l IN I ti I li II SS II SI II i lb Ili I I ni 1$ SS i *ad Ef f