The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-19 00:00:00

holm.- THE E appeared to get his livelihood by giving people into custody on charges of felony. Mr. llEyncotut maid he should commit the primoners for trial, to give the police an opportunity of finding out some thing about them. It looked very suspicious that they both refused their addresses. Mr. Ricketts applied that bail might be taken, but the applimtion was refused. The witntes Thorn applied for her day's expenses. Mr. lYEyncourt said he would have the ordin►ry expenste allowed him. Mr. Ricketts mid he thought the witnees's address should be inquired into, ea whop. he had only given it over the water to get extra allowances. Mr. Safford (clerk at Worship-street) said that he bad taken six or seven mass, in which the witness had always given the address be now did. MA RLBOROUG Fl STREET. DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OP A SOLDIER. Charles Humphreys, • private of the lot Battalion of Coldstream Guards, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with most disgraceful conduct to a married woman, named Mary Ann Alain, living at 32, Queenetreet, Edgware-read ; and the prisoner was further charged with assaulting Joseph Alsop, the husband of Mrs. Alaop. Mrs. Alsop said about twelve the previous night she was standing at the corner of North Audley-etreet talking to her husband and his sister and two friends—having been out to spend the evening with them—when the prisoner passed by and put his arms round her neck, and then throat one of his hands up her clothes. Her husband told the prisoner not to do it again, when the prisoner up with his fist and knocked him dove. . . . Joseph Alsop, the husband, said that on telling theprisoner not to repeat his conduct the prisoner gave him a violent blow on the nose, knocking him down and smothering him with blood, and rendering him insensible. Maria Alter., the sister of the last witness, gave corro boratory evidence, and Mr. Charles Brooks, of No. 1, North-row, Grosvenor square, said that he saw the soldier strike the husband, and seeing that it was a most cowardly and unmanly smolt he went for • constable. P0we11,214 D itad the prisoner was quite sober. Prisoner maid that he was called over by some of the party and then told to " take his hook. " Mr. 'Tyrwhitt laid the prisoner seemed to think that he could do u he liked with the female, and when he found that he could not, he knocked the husband down. It was most shameful attack on the woman. iheprlson;reras than committed for fourteen days for the assault on the female, and ordered to pay 404., or a month, for the assault on her husband, but subsequently Mr. Tyrwhitt altered the term of imprisonment for the as sault on the husband to fourteen days. HAMPSTEAD. ASSAULTING A MAGISTRATE AND OBTAINING MONET ;vim. Holmes Sumner, aria, Jong , .7. charged on re mand with obtaining money under false pretences. Mr. Humphreys (Humphrey. and Morgan) appearei to prosecute on the part of the Metropolitan Drinking Foun tains Association. _ _ . Several witl;Bmeg were called on the present occasion, and Inspector Webb had been in communication with several ladies and gentlemen. Owing to the publicity given to the proceedings several had sonie forward. The prisoner, it appeared, had been a collector to the asso ciation, but had not been connected with it for some years. On the let of August he had called on some persons and obtained subscriptions for troughs for the "poor dogs." In the early part of the ppreeesseennt month he waited on Mr. Prance, one of the Middlesex magistrates, and represented that he was seat by the Rev. Mr. Bickersteth. Mr. Prance suspected his statement that he was a collector to the association, and wished him to go to the Hampstead police. station, retaining the book in his possession. When they got outside the house the prisoner assaulted Mr. Prance, and endeavoured to take the book from him. In the scuffle the coat of th►t gentleman was torn. The prisoner had been twice remanded. After several witnesses were called this day, Mr. Lee, the secretary of the emaciation, said the pri soner was not authorised to collect subscriptions. He was discharged from the aseociation two years ago. The prisoner said he was not discharged—he left of his own accord. Mr. Humphreys produced a letter, which the prisoner had written to Mrs. Sam-el Gurney, from the House of Deten tion, Arnitti-g hi, . nd praying her kind interference wit, Ir. , lhochairman of the association. on account of his I y. He asked for the commitment of the prisoner. The prisoner declined making any statement. He was sorry for his conduct to Mr. Prance ; he did not know who he was at the time. _ . _ The bench committed the prisoner for trial at the Mid dlesex sessions on several oases, and Mr. Prance and the other witnesses will be required to attend. 'RESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19,__1863._ LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fane.) IN RE DION BOUEICAULT. IV proceedings in this case were resumed by adjourn. wet from Friday last. 111. l.inklater appeared for the assignees; Mr. C. Lewis j ~reditors ; and Mr. Lawrence for the bankrupt. hr examination of the bankrupt by Mr. Lewis was con ( a lengthened examination, Or. Lewis said that Mr. Patrick had felt himself aggrieved ,m, points—the mortgage to Mr. Carew, sod the fact of .r. Patrick's money being spent on the new theatre, inch win now no looser the property of the bankrupt. Is the bankrupt had given the fu:lest information, Mr. .'st rick did not press for any adverse adjudication, but left le case in his Honour's hands. If the bankrupt were now receive his order of discharge. it would be bankruptcy ~de easy with a vengeance—for the adjudication had only :tken place on the 3rd of July. Mr. Lioklater said he was happy to learn that Mr. Web :a, was no party to the opposition. The creditors were of ,pinion that the bankrupt's misfortimes were unavoidable ; e had given up the whole of his property ; and the assig e,4 and creditors recommended that the bankrupt should of only pass his examination but receive his order of dis oarge, Mr. Lawrence referred to the great success of Mr. Bouci cc:t before his bankruptcy, and said that, by the -wise of genius of the highest order, both in ~ing and writing, he had earned • large income. if was perfectly ready to give the fullest explanation • his proceedings. Though unfortunate in 1849, he had paid the whole of his debts, he and his wife b . ,,ine realised a large sum in America. Since resraing to this country he had discharged wr y personal obligation, and had conducted him • with the utmost propriety. He had been induced 1 ,. join the New Theatre Company, which had failed ; 6 . .Aing himself in difficulties he had placed himself in the h, s ds of his largest creditors, and but for the execution of y r . Patrick, they would all have g,.,t 20s. in the pound. lee Commiseioner—l have only to congratulate Mr. Bon cisult upon his receiving his order of discharge with such ~,rerail assent ; and I am very happy to be able to give it come applause in court followed this itimouncements CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Justice, Keating.) Villain Ballard. ironmonger, surrendered to take his tool upon an indictment charging him with baring, within s igy days of his bankruptcy, 'oersted a portion of his stock, 5r . .2 intent to defraud his creditors. Yobuid and Mr. Oriffits prosecuted; and Mr. Giffard &ended. . . - . prisoner it appeared resided at 56, Dockhead, Bee , r obey, where he had for upwards of twenty years carried or the business of au ironmonger. Some time In June last y. rdall, of Birmingham, from whom the prisoner had r_•clissed_r9ds, called upon him in reference to an account r. about which the prisoner at that time owed to I,n, and for which be pre bills. At that tze Mr. Udall noticed that the shop was my well stocked, and the goods were worth, as he el about 1,630 i. or 1,2631. On the 22nd October the ::,ioner petitioned the Court of Bankruptcy, and at that :ne be stated that the stock in his shop was worth about .1., and the furniture 15/., and the things were sold the bankrupt's brother for about that amount. The :nod which the prosecution endeavoured to establish ..ainst the prisoner was, that he, in the month of Sep caber previous to his promoting hie petition, had in coo junc. ton with a man na me d Kraut, who carried on the business Is tailor in Union-street, Borough, removed • quantity of be stack, amounting to about 4001. part to a green ;roar's shop in Red Cross-street , in Southwark, end pert Keast's house, and that these good. were afterwards removed to • shop at 41, York-mad, Lambeth. The prisoner, it appeareti, gave Kesat • receipt for 145/. purporting to be part payment of the goods in question, for the purpose, as alleged by the persecution, of establishing a 'good claim in favour of Beast, in use any other claim should be set up. It appeared that shortly after this Read died, and his relations claimed the goods which were in the shop in York-road. The prisoner in November wrote a letter to Mr. Udall, stating that there was more than he thought—there was 601. bad debts, and about 4COI. worth of goods which the official assignee bad, sad which had beau removed to stock another shop. It appeared, however, from the proceedinp in bankruptcy that upon his examination the bankrupt had mentioned that there was about 403/. worth of goods at 41, York-road, but it was urged by the prosecu tion that the removal wu within 60days of the bankruptcy, and had it not been for their disagreement with Keest's relations, the goods would not have been brought forward. Mr. Gifted addressed an able defence to the fury, who retired, and after an absence of three-quarters of an hour, returned with • verdict of Not Guilty, and the prisoner wu discharged. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. CELIAC OF 871.AIJNO OPIZA 'ROMS. flilliaet3aoory, late easenger - ind linkman at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent-garden, was brought up for further examination, charged with stealing two orchestral stall tickets, which had been entrusted to him for delivery to a gentleman in et Bond •stre. . _ . - It was proved at the first examination by Mr. Hall, of the box-office, and admitted by the prisoner himself, that instead of delivering the letter he opened it, took out the Make* and sold them to a roan named Pater, in the employ of Mr. Stride, ticke•offioe keeper, in Bow.street, by whom one of them wee again sold to a gentleman who occupied the seat co the night of the performance. Mr. Hall now attended on behalf of Mr. Gye. and stated that the prisoner's family were in a very destitute condition, sod ss it was probably the first offence he had committed during hie long continuance in Mr. Gye's servioe, it was that gentleman's wish to withdraw the prosecution, hoping that the week's confinement be had already undergone would operate as • sufficient warning for the future. Mr. Henry — Does Mr. Gye intend - to employ him again ? Mr. Hall replied that he would not. Mr. Henry—lf Mr. Gye declines to go on with the case of course the prisoner must be discharged. It seemed to me t be a cue in which, for hie own sake, full inquiry should hive been made. The prisoner, charp& _ . --- r, who teemed very penitent, was then die• 97. Lewis, on behalf of Mr. Stride, wished to explain that his assistant parehened the tickets in a perfectly legitimate way, believing the prisoner's statement respecting them. iir: Henry—l cannot hear yen, Mr. Lewis, the cue being now disposed of. CLEMENWELL COMMITTAL OP ?WO WZLL-DRESSID TIMMS FOR POCKET PICKING. ThMae Coatis dl, a well-dremed young fellow, about 23 years of age, who refused both his address and occupation, sad Russia Grant, • fashionably attired young woman, who said she had no fixed place of residence, and described herself as a " professional," were charged before Mr.D'Ern. court with picking the pocket of Mrs. Martha Hall, of 1.2. Gill-street, Limehouse, of the sum of ss. Mr. Rickette, solicitor, attended for the prisoner'. The principal evidence against the primpers was that of a young man who gave the n►me of John Thorn, and described himself as a draper. residing at 314, Rotherhithe-street, Rotherhith•. He slated that on the afternoon of Monday lut he was peening through the City-road. when be saw a large meb following the era:aeries of the shipwrights, who were going to dine at Highb•ry-bare. He siw the two pri soners and another aromas together,and from their saspicinns Movements watched them. Resew the male prisoner attempt test& a watch frame pntleman'spocket, but oot succeeding be moved off. He afterwards saw the female pick the pocket of the prasecutrix, and then divide the money. He spoke to the complainant, and finding that she had missed some money, he followed the prisoners and gave them into ous ted!. Mr. Rieketta— Yon say you an a draper; perhaps you will be bled enough to my where you marry on bummer. Witness—l hero no shop. Ido my father'. ommezioe. Mr. Ricketts—That is cio answer to my question. Will you my where you purchase the goods you sell? Witness—l decline to answer the question. Mr. Rieketts—How mousy peewee have you given into custody for picking pockets and for attempting to pick pockets! _ . W itao9l pe four or Ilse. Mr. Ricketts—Haire you out charged 20 persons or more? Witorsa—Perhaps I bars, bat I teapot my. Mr. Ricketts—Are you not wh►t is termed • tout, or Kli , ernse's "sine r tt =Perhaps I am. Mr. Ricketts—And did yon not charge people at Worship street and Westminster police court, Jut week with picks lq_pockete ? Witness (referring to his pocket-book)—No, notlast wink, but the week before. Mr. Ricketts—De you expect to be paid for coming hen to give evidence? Witness—No, not one farthing. Mr. Ricketts— Have you ever received any reward for the conviction of anyone from the onmmiaoioners of polies? Walsers—Yes once bad 1" The proiseentrix having proved 'nodes her money, said that the previous witness spoke to her about it. The police dated that when they took the prisoners into custod y th ey both denied any knowledge of each other, and av f"r the robbery they were very indignant, and said they could not possibly be guilty of snob a charge. Mr. Ricketta said that nothing was known by the police animist either of the primes's, and asked for their dismissal, a o jury soak' convict on such evidence. He characterised the conduct of the first witness u that of a spy, and said be 10 - 1 100 100 100 100 100 1100 100 1100 100 ;',lOO LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT =reran) ritsolufz.) YORK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) PRINCE OF WALES STAKES. Five furlongs forty-four yards. King George, Garotter, Pbyealis e, Greville, Soneharnp, and Greenland are here. EIGHTH BIENNIAL STAKES. T.Y.C. Claremont, War Dance, Creellle, Prescription, Appe• nine, Beate:, Lady Lures*ll f, Plumy L Calliope e, Vacua& Raieneath, Linda, Lord Adolphus, Prince Arthur, Dr. Rooks, Jen des Mote, Revival, Mahometan, Brindisi, Pro cella, and Alice Fanconberg are here. GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. Two miles. Oldmioster, Carisbook. Bellman, Brighton, Capt. Crow, Monk, Piccalor, Golden Pledge, Clarior, Trust, and Melrose are here. EBOR ST. LEGER. One mile am! three-quarter The /tenger, Prince Lee-800, and Gsmeboy elm here. FILLY SAPLING STAKES. Five furlongs forty-four Tards. La Belle Ferronniere, Maid of Maahatn f, Lady Lurewell f, &wagons, Clairvoyante, Linda, and Inverness are here. GLASGOW STAKES. T.Y.C. Mahal:miss is hers. RAWCLIFFE STAKE% T.Y.C. Vinous, Promlla, Alcyone c, and Saragossa are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Belhnan, Captain Crow. Golden Pledge, Fanfaron, Erin.go. brae), Did►tor, Oldminstor, Anonyma, Minnie, Maid of Mash= f, Caller On, and Dunk°ld. ARRIVED.—CaIIer Oa, Syron, Ghillie Cullom, Rapid Rhooe, Clariasimus, Senorita c, Theobalda, Rouge Crease, Dunkeld, Myrtillus, 01,1 Orange Girl, Eastminator. LATEST BETTING. EBOR HANDICAP. 4 to 1 aget Clarior (t) 7 to 1 Monk (t) 8 to 1 Piccador (t) 8 to 1 Hellman (t) 8 to 1 Carisbrook (0 12 to 1 Golden Pledge (t) 15 to 1 Oldrninater (t freely) 20 to 1 Captain Crow (t) 25 to 1 Trost (t) BOARD OF TRADE, WHITIDIALIy AIIOUNT 17.—The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a translation of a Spanish royal decree forwarded by her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Madrid, authorising the establishment of bonded warehouses at that capital, and of which the following are the most important provisions s-1. The Madrid Docks Company are empowered hereby to establish at this capital and in the warehouses which they pow.. in the neighbourhood of the central customhouse, I a bonded warehouse for goods whose impor tation is permitted, to the exclusion of all others,'in consi deration of the Board of Agriculture, Industry, and Com mem having pledged their rights on behalf of the company. 2. It is understood that this ponce/sloe is to be for at least five years, in conformity with the proesiona of article 306 of the regulations, unless its cootinuanee be interrupted by any of the causes specified by that article. 3. That the duty to be paid by goods on their entry into the bonded warehouse, as warehouse dues. shall be that specified in the accompany ing tariffs, approved and accepted as they bare been by the Board of Agriculture, Industry, and Commerce of this pro. vines, the only hod y bound to devise the means Demme, y for the support of the establishment. And 5. That the in tervention to be exercised by the central custom-house in the bonded warehouse shall be declared in the Bth chapter of the custouu' regulations—Gazette. SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT Or THE DODI write oe CODICIL ow &wear:o9.—Th* following in the result of examinations of science school, and classes in May last :—The Sad somber of individuals under instruction in 1863 was 3,811, and in 1982 3,413 ; of these, 1889 were in useertoleated ewes last year, and about 700 this. making the increase is students in certificated claws between May, 1462, and May, 1863, 566. The total num ber of individual candidates who applied for examination in 1863 was 2.000, and in 182, 1.704. The number of papers worked in 11,413 was 2141. there being in practice, plane, and descriptive geometry 288, in mechanical and machine draw ing 194, in building °Destruction and naval architecture 107, in theoretical mechanics 35, in applied mechanic 22, In acoustics, light and beat 121, in magnetism and oleo tricky 207, in inorganic chemistry 679, in mystic chemistry 157, in geology 129, in min eral ogy 46, j o an i ma l phy siology 343, in zoology 41, m vegetable physiology and economic botany 126, in syetereatic botany 84, iu miuing 29, in metallurgy 63 ; io 1862 the total n um b er o f papers was 1,943. The number of provincial local centres where examinations were held in 1863 was 64, and in 1862, 45. The number of metropolitat centres where examinations were held (including this department) wan in 1463 7, in 1862 9. In 1483 the total Lumber of auccesses were 2,l27—via, paws 1168. howarable mentions 510, third grade prizes 468, second grade prime 309, and first grade prizes 182, sad 1544 failures. le 1862 the total number of mwesees was I,4 6o —vir, Paws 791, third grade prizes 296, wood grade prizes 237. and first grade mixes 156, and 463 failures. +lOO 100 100 1100 .100 its !IS SHARE LIBTB-(TIII8 DAY.) Two o'Clocz. The railway share market opened this morning with a buoyant appearance, and most of the prin cipal stocks showed an advance varying from j per cent. There has since, however, been some reaction, but the tendency, on the whole, is still favourable. Midland, South Eastern, and Great Eastern stocks are now j per cent. better, com paredwith the last quotations of yesterday. oon and North Western stock is now quoted 102} to j • Great Western, 66 to j ; Midland, 129 f to j ; ' Lancashire :lad Yorkshire 1' to 114 ; Great Eastern, 51 to}, ci dic. ; Calese , r _a, 119 to 120 ; South Eastern, 941 to 4 ; Great Northern, 125 to 126 ; Metropolitan, 11l to j ; and London and South Western, 103 to f. Indian and Canadian railway securities are quiet. Great Indian Peninsula stock is firm. Great Luxembourg, Namur and Liege, and San Paulo shares are inquired for, while Dutch Rhenish exhibit a somewhat drooping tendency. Dunaburg and Witepek have been dealt in at 4 discount. zAIIwAYL I Clad ejer li C es I 1644-1"27 to 1 p.m Arm, MoL &most V Y. BlAttand Taw . Beutot re d &Ake oa so Boat sod Bsolia.. Do. kf A do . d — lvSZkall, Do. 13 Ip.s.ls paid** B. Dolls sadßai Yew Dimd.,Parik.•Abd.lo IdLobwrikaad Glasgow Glasgow t & Weaken Gres Basins Do. 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I Pd ~; I NI I CI. price.. . 4 1 • 1 OL 9learte.4o.....huN.ltli la, . IN lul \AI el ltadentatte Wo.r.ellopt. IN Jell N. 11. Beil 1..e1. Jan./ally INO 66 N IL NOUN IL lAN 4, D. et. 100 e1...101N. 11.11141NN0r.-44p.N. 166 los at %VIC." 1 Vitt! el It 107 100 1 1.; pm li A Fag 4 at 101 e 108 e 104 104 109 110 118 IC9 1 1. pm 111 12 pm 19 20 70 72 62 66 62 66 45 48 n a 83 16 26 26 20 23 106 109 1 3:: 107 108 1071 109 101 10 :i d 1 96 90 99 a a9® 98 100 107 198 1012 1926 . 6d 28 11 6 FS 16 1011 1081 1081 i 102 i Ugi T .. 904 No. I Sk. I 16,000 10,000 110,00 C er,oon scoot) - - - 107 b 10% lab 106 10 101 1 8 20 21 •} • i 4218..pir ia - 21 a a 61Ki 4 1 110,0001 X 0,006 16,000 12,1100 I,oth 100.61 . 117.40' , tc,C.O -1 1 231000011 MOGI 10Z100001 40 ,000 10,000 n n 1 pm 19 13 16 191 118 9)1 116 119 1 Ma Pm 1 pm, 1 ' DA 104 sd 1 )4 14Pes 2 SO Y 210 s 34 41pen 1 n Idm 4 3 dis 1 14pat psr 1 pm 14 11 1 14 pm It ' item 2, 4 dts per Si Ves 1 3 pe , 1 2 pm 8 It . I 1 8 PM Si 8 i i iMs 38 SO 73 80 18 18 1707 .2 4 'ln °I 1 5 6 31 A lt 4 1 pm 06 64 68 100 135 140 44 6 all 33 } 33 6 Pin ai l l 4lb ep. t i i i c MI 13 14 ykoou woo Ickasi al -. xd 11 St i - xd _ad id MON. ►EY MARKET,-(TIIIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. English government securities are steady to day at the closing quotations of yesterday. British rail way shares cobtinue to exhibit an improving ten dency. The operations in the foreign stook market are not large, and prices generally have not varied to any noteworthy extent. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. _ . Console are now quoted 93k to t for money, and 94 to I for the account (Sept. 9). The offi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93k, ; ditto, for account, 9n ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, ; New Three per Cents., 93i, ; Bank Stock, 238 k ; 30 Years Annuities, 1896, 16 1-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 k, I ; and Exchequer Bills, March, ls. dis., 2s. prem. ' " ' The foreign stock market is rather quiet to-day, and prices exhibit no alteration of importance. Egyptian (second issue), New Granada, and Turkish of 1862 are rather better, and Italian is inquired for. Spanish Passive has slightly fallen, and Greek, Mexican, and Spanish Certificates are dulL An nexed are some of the present quotations, viz.:— Turkish, 1854, 92 to 93 ; ditto, 1868, 72 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 684 to 69 ; ditto Consolides, 481 to 49 ; Venezuelan, 574 to 68 ; Danish, 91 to 92 ; ' Greek, 331 to 1 ; and Peruvian, 851 to 861. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Braziliao, 1839 and 1859, 1034 ; ditto, 1852, 1868, and 1860, 931, 4 ; Egyptian, 104 k, 4 ; ditto, second issue, 1041; Greek, for acct., 331, 1; ditto, Coupons, 151; Italian, for account, 711 ; ditto, Maremmaaa Railway, 79 ; Mexican, for account, 38/, 1 ; Moorish, 96, ex div.; New Granada, 151; Portuguese, 1853, for ac count, 481 ; ditto, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 481 ; Russian, 1822, 95 ; ' ditto, 1862, 93 ; Spanish Passive, for ac count, 34, 4,3 i ; the Committee's Cer tificates, for account, 124,1; Turkish, 1854, for account, 921, 93 ; ditto 1868, for account, 724, 72 ; ditto, 1862, 681 ; ditto, for account, 69, 681. General Credit and Finance shares are rather firmer, at 11 to 14 prem. ; while London Finan cial have receded to 14 to 11 prem. Inter national Financial are steady, at 31 to 41 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were higher in the morning, but are now quoted 21 to 21 dia., being the same as yesterday. Egyptian Trading are quiet, at i to 1 prem. The Confederate Loan remains very heavy, and has further declined 1 per cent., the present quota tion being 29 to 27 discount. Italian scrip is quoted 11 to 14 prem. No gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, but 50,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Constan tinople. The Kent, from Melbourne, has arrived with 117,5001. in gold, and the City of New York, from New York, with 91,0001. The steamer Pent *will take to-morrow only 6 , .,5711. in specie for the East, of which 8,321/, is gold and the rest silver. The bulk (50,3501.) is for Chi,.... On 'Change yesterday quotations presented no variation of importance. Subjoined is our usual list Amsterdam, 3 months, 11191 to 12 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.17 to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1L 191 to 12 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Hamburg, ms. balsas. three months, 13.81 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.271 to 35; do.. 3 moth.. 25.55 to 60 ; Franklort-ou-the-hLune, 3 months, 1191 to i : Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 35i to 36 ; Vienna, elf. do., 3 month', 11.50 to 55 ; Trieste, elf. fib , 3 month; 11.50 to 55 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 49; Cadiz., 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, :2.621 to 7( ; Genoa, 3 months, 23.621 to 71 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.621 to 71 Naples, 3 months, 25.621 to 71 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.621 to 71 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.621 to 71; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 dare, 521 to 53. Commercial letters from Paris mention that business is inactive, arising from the absence—usual at this season of the year—of many members of the mercantile community, and in some measure from the extreme heat of the weather. The customs returns just published show a satisfactory progress of trade in the past months of the year. The traffic returu of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway shows this week a decrease of 2,3041., compared with the same period of last year. The traffic return of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of July shows total receipts of 115,708 dole., of which 90,761 dole. were derived from freight, and 24,977 from pas sengers, mails, dc. The total receipts in the cor responding month of 1862 were 10,307 dole. The number of miles open in July, 1862, was 60, and now it is 252. At the tirst ordinary general meeting, yesterday, of the Charing-cross Hotel Company the directors' report, which was adopted, stated that an arrange ment had been entered into with the Chariug-cross Railway Company for the lease for the site for the hotel and station refreshment rooms at the Charing croes terminus for a term of 1,000 years. The consideration for the lease is 65,0001., and the railway company receive payment in shares. The outlay of capital to the 30th of June last W... 5 24,0881. The chairman stated that the works are now being prosecuted with great energy, and will be completed in reasonable time. The estimated cost of the building is 115,0001. TvasDAT Everts.. There was a good demand for money to-day in the open market, and very little business was trans acted below 4 per cent. At the Bank of England, however, the inquiry was only moderate. Console, which closed yesterday at 93* tot for the 9th September, opened to-day at the same quotation, and cl os ed at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 93* to 4. The offi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, * ; .ditto, for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, *, g, g; New Three per Cents., 9 34, f, *, ft, ; Bank Stock, 240, 238 ; India Stock, 224 , 2%; ditto Five per Cent Stock, 1084. ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1071. The India Five per Ceut stock was without change, at 108* to 4 ; India Bonds at 16s. to 19s, prem. ; and Exchequer Bills at Is. die. to 2s. prem. There was a moderate inquiry for bank sham. Colonial, Imperial, and Standard of British South Africa improved, while Continental, London Char tered of Australia, Loudon and Northern, and Bank of Wales, receded. The fall in the latter amounted to It. per share. As regards miscellane ous shares, East India irrigation and Canal and Peninsular and Oriental Steam exhibited au ad vance, and English and Australian Copper were inquired for, but Van Diemen's Land declined. The shares of the now financial companies were all rather better. International Financial left neat 3;,, to 4* prem. ; General Credit and Finance at 1 to 14 prem. ; and London Financial at 1* to 1# prem. Egyptiau Trading and Hudson's Bay shares were without change, the former at 4 to 1 prem., and the latter at 2* to 2?-, die. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were last quoted 131 to 131 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 prem. ; Universal, 4 to ; Commercial Union, 24 to 2* prem. ; London and Provincial, 4 die. to par ; and Oriental and General, 14 to 11 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Oriental Hotels, A to 1 prem. ; Marine investment, 4 to 1 prem. ; and Portugal Iron and Coal, 4 to 1 prem. -- DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL SALVAGE MONET.— Notice is given in last night's Us....vffe that the distribution of the award for salvage services rendered to the Magnolia, between the 10th and 13th of February, 1362, by her Majesty's ship Hardy, will commence on Monday, the 24th instant, in the Prize Branch of the Department of the Ac countant• General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house. The following are the shares due to an individual in the several classed :—Liciatesant sod eonourinder, 891. 13a. 10d. ; fourth claw., 521. lls. ; fifth clam, 29/. 4s. 2d.; sixth clam, 261. ss. 9d. ; seventh clam, 171. 10a. 7d. ; eighth class, Si. 15'.. 2d. ; sloth clam, 5/. 18s. 92. ; tenth clans, 24 18s. 4d. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocr. The operations in the mining market continue upon a restricted scale, and prices generally are without change, compared with those last current yesterday. East Caradon shares are very heavy, and have declined to 2 7, " sellers." On the other hand, Clifford Amalgamated continue in demand, and have risen to 32i to 33. In the Stock Exchange Cambrian Gold shares have been dealt in at discount, with 1/. paid. Foreign and ..olonisi mining shares are quiet. Alamilloe are offii.islly marked ; East del Rey, ; and Yudanamutana, 21. BRITIAH P088L8810N& ma I 8 4 711 all i4llWAri. &MAW & a isirtsoof Boma. Dor. 40.10.d.dp.0. Do. 24ew. ....... Do. New. It Shareo- BaiNolawkoliuroaßL Nott..Bosos,.&tloderloh Bda, A.g 1 1871 abatis• I. LM/o OopoT.eDookdp.o.Wwo Demeratajp.c.por.pret, SEA SEA Indian gas. pet. Do. O. Do. H. do And bank of Moods Do. 14 pre; Bonds.. Do. do. deterred Do. Ind gireLßoods.. Do. do. deferred Do. !rd Fit. Stock.. Do. do. deferred Do. eth 144. Stook.. Do. do. deferred rea. lodine reolnents 11 --- r Do. January, et B. allotting. 6 18 p. 69 of Do. ol per cent Do. New GI. Nat Wow* Mi mes' DO.6p.oltdatr,w.of lu D°44 dtan retch IMted B Natbree Glum 4i ot. Do. i ff pee t . Do. 11 pa el. Do. Filth extension it db. end flobao= B.pecurelott 1 - Sia 1 - IN. L of Canada 6 p. e kinds gos Goer cost Do. do. do Do. !iamb lo- Do. do. do I Do. 1d.10.710t.0.69 e BRITLIII MUM. 76.000 2,000 1.024 12,900 'lt 00X 0,000 1,094 400 Cambrian Coo. Gold, L Clifford Areal. Der. G. Coo. (USAir ) Drakewalla Bast Basset (Blom) But Clogan Gold (Lim) Salt Caradon But Caro Brea two Beast (Tavistk ) Grarahler 6 BL Anbyn Meth South Tolgoe o.llh. Var (ReMush GramUle Herod &loot Maples Dowse Lady Bertha bark. liwyndy Iron Ore New Beton North Rather N. WL Beret (Maps) North Wheal trotty Paz Coos (Be. Blase') . Providence (U. ULM). Roekear Noweth S. Combo (ft Mea) B. Caro Brea :Mouth , • S. W. FranOlS (Mogen) BUsy Park Taraar BlLitLead MAC. • Orott Wed Beath (rumin) W. Condon (Liakeard) Wad Beton Wh. Beret (Mogan) (Itedrath) wheal Isithott W. Ni err A nn (11ennen Wheal beton Wt. Trelawney ilJak 1 Wheal truths ~r'• so 38 503 610 1} If 79 111 pikr It 28 1 3 7 10 61 Si ULM 0. 301.17 a. 2.10.8 8 69 roasioN 'LINER. t e ll e l 38 60 11 I 112 a _I 36 I Ileir. tni i 11 110 loci 2 21 12 16 :1 4 6 41 43 416 41 6 } 11 21 40 70 16 41 1 11 12 101 111 11 Mt 256 246 ea 66 46 60 2 1 3 1 11 .3 216 215 16 17 I}a} No. I to 1 Mnfak IPd ICL prices. I Bales. 36.0001 2 'Alamlilos (Limited) I 4 , 4 dis 3 30 4 10.0301 SD &saran= - 10,000 1 Boa Award, Limited all ; - 10,000 • Bras I. Let 51.C.0.1L1ia11 all ; 1 4.4 16,000 10 Cape Copper (Limited) - 4 par pm - WOW 2 Capula 8110 tr I si. ' par Ipin - -- 12,000 60 Ookr - / Copper - 18,080 10 Copl-po (Lim.) .. - l6 I 7 8 - 100,000 1 Dee Pedro,N. Del Rey el 4 !Pm - *SOO 1 DUD Komodo Copps. all . * - 26,000 3 Baal Dal Kay(l.lmited. 1 1 1 * di. 1 96,000 9 Fortuna (LM.) 1 41. ' 4 44 - IMOD 10000 SO °OmoralS. Aostralta(l i 1 0l !' '. 20 12 OD -. . N.Cp - - - 410,004 1 Bspaada (Liza.) -4 dis * pot -4 11,000 Linares - 16,000 Lantaillan - 110,816 Marloolts all . 4 - 100,u001 111.AuremBraaG.11.(L all ; 1 4 - W N.lthieeC.of •• A ns.(L) 1 • - - dl. - I SO O,OOO t PeatebacidilllverLeadl all 4 6 - 100,000 Port Plollitp 1 If 14 - Pi, i OO Santa Barbara Gold M' 4 . per 4 3. - &DAY& Lim Amino. (; f. 4 die P. 31 - 11.000 00 &John del Key (LOA; la 1 66 7 - ' 44174; 10 United Mozioan... . 281, 64 7 - 60,000 1 ,Va ll anzaaea Gold (L.) i 4 4pm .0.0101 1 ow orildoe , Lins.;._... 1 all I 4 - WOOS; 3 IYadanazautana (Um./.. all 124 2t 24 • JOINT STOCK BANK& No. IR. I BANKS. IPd 1 CL prises. 1 Oaks. 930001100 taps sad U. 84ir. Book . 1 60 , 116 118 ad 116 ad 10,00) 100 Allianeelen./tLaverpool 26 ; 10 11 pm, 361 4 maw, to , Attstirs/ads 7,6101 60 ! Do. New (Limited) llO 21 = - 10,000; 16 . Bank at Lap& ... 6 000100 . Bank of Loudon.. 11.. .. ;60 1 - - . - 10000'100 ;Bank of Queensland al5 ' 24 1411e1 - 10,000' •0 (flank of Victoria,Austrla 26 1 41 43 - 6,000 100 'Bank of Wales ;Lim.) - 60,0000 10 .Bank of New Zealand (L• 6 ; 4 6 pm; 104 16,000' 60 .BritandAmerima 194. 10 I 1 4 pm' - 20,0000 60 'BeltJal. N. Am...ICA I all 49 61 - 11,6001 20 ,Char.l4k.lirit. Columbia. 10 1 par 4 pin - 92,201: 'S :.'. I -A. in . i. Act.,i - alm ' all ; 1..0 NI I - WM ; 46 "ohrted. hL of Italia, KO all I 63 65 - 8 000340 lOW .50 1 1 107 101 1188) 19.700,100 ,Colonial !24 311 40 - 200,000: 10 !Consolidated Bank (1,. - 1 4 I 61 61 pm: - 6,000 - 100 Continental - 10,000 100 English ao I Irish (Lim ,10 I; Nazi - 10,010, to , Faur.scoo.&Au,,.ia .:‘ I ; all I 21f 521 224 22 10,000 1 (00 . ilindusn.ChinetJap.(L, 125 , 2 1 Dal - 10.1m0 100 , impotod Bonk, Limited! 20 I i 11pm - 26000 9) ;imperial . o 'om m IIO 74 81Pee 18 10,000; 'OO .lendoo and Brazilian 1 00 8 Biper I - 6,0t0 O.WO ', Lon.B.Ayres& R. Plate ,1., , SC 3 4pm - 5,000 100 . Lon., Biz., A 3.Staff, IL); 12 - - - 60,m0; DJ ILor. CI , . Pack •>t alert.; all 174 281 - 10,005106 ;London and Colonial (I I 10 2t 21d 1 s - Skoool. 40 'teed= end County - l3O 4 a 04,000. /al 'Leaden Joint Stook ;10I 3 1 45471 il 47 - ad 10.100.100 ; Lon. and Middlesex (L.l 10 j i idle - 10,000000 ;Loa. sad Northern (L. 10 ; 14 01 din - WO% OF. •I .1-r: .4 , %., , ,,,a•. l / 1.11 1 t5l 964 - 16,000' 100 Londou&S.Ametican g I 4 ; 2 1 dist - 6,0001100 ,Lon. A 6. Western (Lira 'lO 1 14 o.ldis ; - 6) QUO) 5.,..• 'lan. and Westamstef 110 ; 77 70 ; - 00 7,0071. .11etro.tt Pm. Bank (L.! .6 ; 14 if pm; - LOX 100 I Do. Marvel 1 10 1 14 11pm - 6,000100 !OWL.= Bank (Lim.) ,lO 2 1 dia. - 10.0041100 Natiunsl of Ilverpool(L' 6 8 4 poi - 1 ".. 0 4 0 150 '• • .5. of t•- ... . '42 - - 25,000 201 Do New 'l2 - - - 30,0001 10 • Do do I 6 - - 26 11400. 1 ..., I New Bontdl/7 .lal' all 4O 61 - 6040., - 1 Oriental Hank Darner/xi .11 1 67 68 - 20,000 100 I Provint. of 11.14..._. . I 2.5 1 51 08 - 25,000; Al ,Beinde, runl.,9 Dahl !LI 6 , 4 Ilb - 16,000 25 rot= suatralla al 34 40. - 6 •••51/00 Staud.of Brit.B.Atries(Ll 11 I 61 6* pm; -- 5000;100 I o New 7 I 61 6 pm. - 41 n r; aS ,Ifoloo of Auetedis .. 1 all 62 61 I 634 6.000 100 111 n. of Kag.itlrance (L lO I 24 14 its - 10,040 1 101 ; I'm., of Ireland ,1410.) : 17 I 4 8 'IL - COME 60 Voice of Louden, !12 S 5 36 -• NIMI6LLAI‘4IIII :3 I:. el. Laglonldrulenn Mint ktins.tle It/ Moll WI , Aurtraton Beetle Wntoewzrtn. &mtay Gan Leonid Brit Amadora Land 8 t . 1101 4.44. MU& Iron Canada Lon CanadaAgeneyArno. 11 ) Ceylon Company Oop.M.Eog., Pr,L 7 p.n Uryrrol Maraca Ds !Veronica, LW:ay.Gillen). Deb IbnptlanCensiTn!. (L nazea. I. lataRTV ••• • . ne.l And n. G.CredlidEln.of Lon (L ties n 4. 1 ,40 Marl. sr Groat 3hlp tLhatted; , 7t rem cent. Pros ...nelson Bay .. Internat.Ploan..Soc.(L) !rattan Irrinataon Canal Do. Bonds Jolla Stock Dlxotust(L Lebong Tea (Leolted) Lon...mule. Pet Loa Ploonelol A. (L Iwo. two. °callous e. Madras lain. d Osnu Mod'tor Tel NabilLandeteoesoo.(L) Saclonau LnaotAndkUu IDo. Dew N.Zsaland T.swiL(Llm IN. lilt. toasts:ease 10elesiel ON I Do. New. . 10elen. In. Bra (LW, Daemon Cu Peel Blew WM d Ht Pealn. sad Odes neer Do. New lisebrodslA.C.d..lll.(L) Ilnyoury um Sao de Jos. Clty Do. do Royal Mall Steam Soottlab Acct. ['wades &Aldose Trrlgalov.(l South Aastrallao load labor elms =at Aos Tat. ta.)EL Sot, tCa.U.Caoada 4 ne•On. TM 'T..; Tait illama'a Lod.— 164 165 I 166 81 P 4 1.0 162 123 146 ORDINARY IMAZ AND STOOL& COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LANE. —(THII3 DAY. ) Fresh tip to-day a very moderate supply of English wheat came to hand, but its general condition was remarkably good. The attendance of millers was limited, and all kinds met a heavy inquiry, at Monday's reduction in the quoto tions. Scarcely any old wheat was on otter. The show of foreign wheat was rather extensive. All descriptions were very dull, sod the currencies ruled almost nominal. Float* cargoes of wheat off coast were offering on easier terms. The business doiog, however, was much restricted. New English barley—the supply of which was trithng— was inquired for ; bet foreign qualities were much neglected. Fine Ware malt changed bands to a fair extent, at full currencies. Other kinds commanded very little attention. We have to report a dull inquiry for oats, at barely statMoary prior. Beans moved off slowly, on former terms, although the supply was small. The sale for peas was heavy, at late rates. American flour was 6d. pat barrel lower than last week. The top price of town-made was 43e. per am.. The inquiry for seeds was much restricted. In primp, however, no quotable change took place. Oakes were held on former terms. CURRENT PRIM. Per LOU. Kent:red 1481 3d to it Ditto, new 41 to 48 Ditieorhtto'oB 40 to 48 Ditto, new .. 44 4,, 4p Norfolk end Lincoln OATS Scotch, feed ' big& ;;flDil36l 40 to „; 44t0 4644 1 Mangum Tick Harrow Pigece PEAS Molting Distilling Ortn4ing 24 to 28 MALT. Ilmax, Burin,and Suffolk OO to 06 Kingston and Ware 67 to 88 Brown _ 60 to 67 Old and new .. 34 to 117 OaTit &ash, feed „ potato *e7 nitee WHIAt. Town made: per 380 Ito. IHomiebold 34 to SI Coontry Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ahtp 27 to IS . 18 to 23 . 3W27 rope. Per Qr. a I_ Duarte and Kong - berg 4B to 56 Scotork k Meekleo- Fupus._ K to 50 I)s= Itnedso, hard soft Arne:keen, red White 4B to 49 Per Qr. 20 to S 3 23 to fr 10 to a 16 to It .10 to 31 30 to at V. to Di 37 10 , . 34 to A 34 to 40 .. 37 to a Grinding. Malting . OATS. s. Danish and Swedish 17 to U Russian 34 to 28 30 w 3 to OATL Ter Qr- Danish raPtila PZ.AL BIA:18. SS to IT 31 to SS Ilroun Cora. Dutch, brew feed ARRIVAL% OF GRAIN. CARRIAGE, FROM ACGUST 11 noMi. ?ranch, par sack . 7to 44 Vanish. „ . —to American. per brL . 14 to IS Canadian, .. 19 to 21 INTO LONDON, BY WATER. lb TO AUGUST 18. INCLI,‘IVI. . IWlteat.; Barley. j Mlt. Oats. Flour. 1 qrs. qn. j qrs. qn. 1 br!s. Isaacs. loath and Scotch $4O 170 410 .. 1.. 150 trials ; • Foreign 7710 1040 .. 6850 114340 1 - 0 • 8050 1 3no 410 7130 114340 , 393 TNal .... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BT IL2CTI2O AND INTICINATIONAL T1L102212.) (FROM 002 OWS C01111210011DENT.) Large binning doing in cotton, at an advance of one halfpenny for American and Egyptian since Friday. and one farthing per pound for other kinds. Sales probably about 12,C30 bales. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) BCGAIL—There contintlea to be 1 good demand for West India, at full prices to 3d. advance, qualities up to 355. being moat in request Other 'arta haver:leo sold freely. Manritina, ordinary to five brown, 28s. &I. to 325. 64. ; oelibgrainy yellow, 345. to 36e. 6d. ; Bengal low yellow Gurpattal date, 325. to 32a. lid. ; Madras native brown, 25.. to ?AL ; Manilla, cloyed, 30a. 6d. to3ls. Refined brown lumps con tinue firm at 45.. COFFER.—The parcels of Ceylon brought to public sale have sold heavily at 6d. decline. Plantation triage, 70s. to 75e.; fine ordinary to good middling, 775. &I. to 61 4 .. ; pee berry, We. to 975. Gd. Tu.—At the public sales the pupal* sold are chiefly those offered without reserve ; good and fine commas have brought about previous prices, but scented teas are slightly easier. Rice.—Abent 4,000 bags have been disposed of. Ballam, 80. 6d. to fra. ; low Buaeio, 7a. 6d. to As. ; fair new Necras zie, 104. 3d. SALTPETRE.—About '2 ,0 0 0 begs have been sold. grind* refined, at 3',1. Gd. ; refraction 54k, at 3:ar. ; and good Bengal, at 38.,, short prompt. SHILLAC has brought full prices; second or. nze, 64 1.2 a. lid. to 8/. 15e. ; dark button sort, lit. 17s. lid. to 7'. Corrosr.—The total sales yesterday were about 1,000 bales on the spot, and 3,000 bales for arrivaL The market is very firm for all qualities. Madras sold et a alight advance. RIMP.—The market is firm for all qualities. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is sandy. Town taliew is quoted 4i . :d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, ; Sept.. 445. kL ; October to December, 445. W. ; December, 455. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a continue , ' steady demand for consumption for the few 1862's left uo•oll, at firm rates. Two more pockets of the new growth have arrived at market of inferior quality, and realised U. Be. per cwt. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Eod South Rotten, lns.; Walls End Tees. 17s. 9d.; Walls End Trimdon Hartlepool. 17s. ; Wslia End Hsrtlepool, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Braddyls Hetton. 164. 91; Walls Eud Ewen!' Hettons, 16s, 9d. ; Walls End Rollo% 166. 9.1. ; Walls End Eden Main, 16e. 3d.: Walls End Shinehtfo. 16.. ; Walls End Tunstal, 164. ; Tanfield Moor Buts.. 12s. 9d. ; West Hartley, 17s. 3d.-611 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. fdYnnyorn, Atniner 18 —gales today:—Urtat Eastern. 51, —Lantashirr and Vorkshlre.ll3l I—Loudon and North Western, 102,—Manehestor, Shetbeld, and Lincohi, 43! S 4—Mldiand„, 1291—South Eaateni. 94* aI I —Lam:suture and Yorkshire. Six per Cent.. 137—Bs:Tato and Lake LlurnJ, 6::—Great Western of Canada, 101-111mois Central. 12* .I.—Oreat Lussinhourg 1411.1 E I—Sambre and Meuse. 81610—National Bank of Use .rpod (limited, sk— North and South Wales. 294—Albion Ilsainn (Limited!, I p.—queeu Insurance, If 3.ltap.—Pucitlc Steam, 811 —Mexican 'Mast per Cent.. 3n; I —Spanish Passives. 34*. MURDER IN A LrNATIC AMTI.I33L—An inquest was held on Monday by J. K. Jackson, Eel., coroner, in the Lunatic Asylum, BeHut, on tho body of a youth wan named Thomas Fenton, • patient in the institution, who, it appears, from the statement of the person accused, and frota the whole circumstances of the noon, was strangled while asleep on Similay morning 'oy another lunatic, nsmel Torn Smith. whose bed was in the same dormitory. The keeper. on unlocking the door of the apartment at nix o'clock. did not observe that anything rcinerkahlo had occurred during the night ; but A. .t.. 00 MS be passed on to another dormitory Smith made en attempt to escape from the sayluns by jornpiug horn the day.room window to the ground, a height of twenty feet. The keeper, on carrying him up stairs, was told by him that he bad killed Fearon, which was found to be true. as the unfortunate man was dis covered tiog on the floor with a Olio cord route( his neck, The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder agaiest Smith, who WAS removed to the comity gaoL CARRIAGE.; Foie. THE KIN; OF DAHONIEY.—The Birmingham Daily Pest says the King of Dahomey has recently given orders for the oonatraction of two English carriages, which luxuries are intended for his Majesty and Queen. They were on Saturday finished. and transmitted to the London Docks for shipment, and in a few days will be despatched for their final destication. One carriage is • very elegant open sociable barouche, having • handsome canopy, supported by six spiral columns, richly gilt. The tardy in painted a similar ground to the carriages of her Majesty, viz., deep claret, around which is a laauti fully executed bordering of fruit and foliage, p,in . d in natural oolours. On one door panel, enclosed in a blur rib bon, beating a Spanish inscription, is a repreeentat , ..ii of an armed Armors , - having a lino by her side ; and on the other door panel a similar time, accompanied by a large fish. The wheels and under murkier.. &c., are of a lien car mine, and lining and draperies of the canopy of crimson silk. The other carriage, as the inscription thereon indi cates, has been built for the Queen of Dahomey. It is what is called a seders, or species of brougham. and is got up in the Same style se the barouchm. Both earriagcs, when in use by the African Monarch and Queen, will by mums of ropes be drawn by twenty and ten slaves respectiv.iy. 35 to 211 55 to 311 30 to 24i to 30 White. Yellow 1 I