The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. c" Nr. Onialdoser Faso.) 111/ la IVA" IMUIII, AND CO. The we dr lbst mar the bankruptcy of Mambe PPM awl his WINN' na vis • b Oral ft PlakarkKam ila rt Or The= Mike, prepared Mesas. Timing awl Yerag bli t aIIIMIIMINIIIMPS Habditir bathe araratt of 82, Ma mar Mama at UM la owl drbta, 1,183 i. la s• morrimod eurdpre s sr! • prided, sephr tram am aFIOW at as lair 'drams to dr Wart e l. lore bar art Mr. J.P.Orel e ark . rat wberarr- Drretddr and Mr. . Crap Vp , marriar, of Sr e ficksf a plan, were ahem rade sidgaser Mr. Bed le dr 'Mil arkare ; sad Mawr . Dimmed owl Berm re tie at& adore oder theta beakrtqrsy. DAN Is tin crawl of dip mei . 14 won pond et Oh lifilm. MI. lANI 1.11 din Irafrrte& vire appeared kr Or =: l % es a Pei THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Adria Omaha w.. charged by hie wife with having threelewed "b der Ica lase. U. bid act struck her. Mersin Who ebbed the Admit to gn home with Ile wily ood &NM bor, od rho wp drinking. idishoe—ril do t ,it robot ; and you'll be so pod eielo= • lint to be • little Ism violent with her Who—Tee, I Mull expect an much ; but I Mel pa ow hi the am et 201. to keep the resole toward/ her. roi=t i do re any bodily *jury. pINN* with hot, Ned thee eare via a boat . - - - - - - - - - - Jell Nitwit/Om Pm dined bombe steles the body es imp NA re bus samleaL ihe w t=eu h eir a z ipos =ga r i sa m d etufz o t de Sr Impale& I sopeled drills bed Pim the Amp Ng obi lie wire lee bed set k Ile mid be woe 5=2 .144 1:16 Yr. SW*, • broarle, la the sad it I wad* p *ft him it Wail he all right. I walked ame Yebser with 114k . _, end be thes doped, amid It yr se me Is re say vat Ibe gap, sad theeWmg It dews, lad lea am ... lidet weal. I the tea Note eledes-leme, pa • Vllllleeheed Webs; Nee what the time bed ben sleba, died the befy mai tbe ira• peek& Mims paisast, lIKONIM de yen give cif =1! Why, may Id, Per Whin to say, but that I at &wee ler carrying the .be sad lam very sorry fur it. Alismot Wire—Do you whit to be hied here or at the OH Wary f Prilmr—Oh, here by ovens. There's no use in going bathe Old Delbry, at I hove or wanere that the fellow as is a ny dr damp. W ess • hard nutter for wed Ie M haembei goat this way. Mimes Wlre—lf yea what the rare to be decided hare joit a ir ay, Dag recollect you are not admed to ow era he hied at the Old Bailey. Tbefebeier—No ; plod guilty. I may as well Iwo SWIM et tam lau pat,. W Alm= Whe—l Iwo sat the elloberst doubt that you e Sr drew sad' mime* pa to imprisonment and hard War kr thres wadi& deeettr i ta_ evey hem** bar. laid—Well I imam 3s Old Peer urea iamb to law that they would set give us erre dra thaw meelyeber whop three wets, fir terry* nit • mem belf-wry dews the .treat. MAITLINiNE. Jam Itisr Wei; eis;, ;as pieced at the bar De bra Mr. gris, shred with haring Melon 'a piece of Immo, ts.delg %lbs., and of the vides et Ss. 2.1., the property efllk Hemp mean chnismenger, 81, High sit.=deem bun thi & s court. t, Mantes, • youth in the service of prosecutor, add tier an dr 'imam. afternoon at dve o'clock the pri WWI era Se the shop and stood at the munter while la aumerit a ammarkar, mad on his turning round after planks kin back having beta fart • dad Una the counter, he tied the rim, mad Gs pike of ham • he ran oat moil mandsak par Mica Mir had . mramehod far, mad MEd the par mslimid mew her ; ale Ara begot aa be let Br lar maca re mail the wind if • caarmatd• Br abeam& was ammaigad to dr skilowlimara. bus• ums i pted mod kingimil. fall.iZmi Play, mad amid that she committed kr make at Wag sat to prison rather than go again into dr warthoues, where she would is auknal r pink oakum, sod locked op in a refractory ward RA • nesalisst ef ghia. Mr. Utak lip relining 'Meer o c f ±. l2lehone, stated Ilimt pinata/ brd may tines bass with refractory MAW la lie lan" sad pamdmiamd. we ono of the tied ehmeedete Ito ha e dad el& Ikaima dimpand of the ear wismaraly, and sent her la bad Mona is eau Waal el Oammika kr Was months. Pokienr—ra mak WOO MTan Wm given use jot did 1 woad. SOUTHWARK. CACTIOV TO C IMITTRA. Mr. Paint Carter, • magistrate of the county of Surrey, =ifberm hie worship to prefer a charge silanist We if a eels, No. 303, fur unlawfully demanding more Ss Ms lira, also for using abusive lenflual. Fil. 0111111, Ikkild that on Thursday, t he MTh inataat, he said the iishadaist off the stead in Albemarle ftleed, soft neended to the Royal Institution, and from rto Priseniereet, Hanover-square, where he detained about five males, and then be drove to Cannon-street, where he twenty twenty minuted. After that he was to the Railway Terminus, Lond o n-L r id ga , ilia names be got awl paid the defendant half-a-erown, his Min. As be vas proceeding into the station he after vita= to come back. He turned round sad sand bin wire be wanted, when he said he meet has seethe shilling. Witness toll him ho W peli ha Ids tall fare, and he should not pay hint any =The deindant declared that be was determin e d t o lbe other shilling, which demand he refused to comply lON sad tendered hint his card. The defendant then au dio!, " Thee* the game you'te up to, want to get of Mine mien yaw fare, and you mil yourself a gentle tiliftes“ Mann told him that for making use of suoh ha le should take proceedings against him, and C w he i r i g s lihe train. Witness told bit worship that 1111 IMO& Ss thlemplant before him on public grounds, so In fhs pellediss al the labile, sod set with say data thMag. The Eighbele Sold blot Sat Oen seeded no near he thleg that. Wine seines ninsedened neniarlree fa sulk a !Inc be vas lie e piddle ding. Ito woovhip tbaft aid the ddred whet Nowa he bed to woke to the V i defendinh h a rambling nelesesst, said he considered lima entail to 2a. M., at drat, sad afterward. thought Sal re imikura mkt to have given sixpence extra hr 11 1. 11 tatter nil id bin far,. including the waiting, wee leesd risme% end be t old him that, but ho mill per iled In LANs a shillag more. Mr. Co•obe told bin be had paid Inn bit legal fare, mad be wee not esllllol la • fanlike. More. What had the illamitat to say es the abusive hagenge ° Me replied tire he had (sly told the geedlnnen that he had IM's bit yak shoe be maul he shell summon him. Mr. limbs add It van a very geese ease, but he did set Wok at said the hre as his absolve bocuage, which go se *wpm* end by rates et willway stations. As a nod= le Met - sad el len be shell Ins him 200. sad costa. AMSAULT, saw, St LT. James Inestemt, aged 21, who called himself a hammer awn, reedier at No. 28. George-street, Dromloy, was brought before ldr. Selfe, chary* with committing a mur derous assault on Chides Steel, of James-street, Ltmehoute. The prosseatox is • hawker of ginger-beer. Oa his Way home, on Woodsy morning at the early hoar of half-past two o'clock, be sew three noted Aiwa close to the shop of Mr. Henry Morrie, jeweller and Watchmaker, a( No. 3, Waterlorriterrnev, Commercial-road, best the Stepney-gale. They were taking down a shatter, idler prizing sad moving the iron Lir which secured the shut les. it, very properly gave information to the police, owl a con-table want to the chop, on which the intend,, ; Wier:. hastily retreated. The countable collared tan of lime, sad they made a trinket attack upon him. One of the noes tot awa), and the other. Richard Dunmore, was Lirgt befo re Mr. Yardley, and, it appearing that ooe of itters was partially selivinrel, the Lay priced, and the Windoweelleent fall of ju soli, ry the maghtreto on• bawd the primer to three mooths' iropriosnme tit and hard Mew. Nate then • lawless gong, with which Doom hoe leas keen connected, have been threaten lag Steel for giving informatics to the prate!. last night the r amasat was met by the sad thief, who laid they would far him, sad made a Tiniest attack upon him. They sot hits do sad beat hie, and in the et which took plate, the compiaineat lest his shine, which were Mfirma Ms fest. Fortunately he ass enabled to reek., e of a ginger , hem bottle, which he carried, and stalled foe usistanos. A police-ecoalahle bead his enema, and found the pekoe? up.o him pummelling I im :en bard as he was able. The cosaplainant's ice was terribly cut and braise. A well knows thief, masted Williams, was called by the primer to give bin • "character," sad Poetch, 9T • 1108•0abis , said the witness had bees espeeradly convict/ a( at the criastehle—" Why is fist chocked la Mr. Belle deed the Mager 31., sad In default romadtted hiss to prison be an, swath. He door: tad the police tale* Mee the mast Steel, who had hammed as well, and protect He awarded Steel 10s. feces the pone hes, aad said the Jeweller /Wirral ought to tank* him • present. Finch, to the murder at Riveuhall, will be executed ea is Wedneaday ant. Tlte Rath 6. B. lialeiltan, the okap i* in diuly attendance epos Wm, and, tleoenit n retch et ignorant, the culprit saloon contrition and relitona ag.—CAdirisforti arinteti. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1857. LONDON, BraoHrox, AND SOUTH COAST lAILWAY.--(27113 DAT) This day the half- resUag al lite ters of this cattpsay wt . tl et lalgeasre P" & e : XL Lao &nu urea is the air. Tio weer, whir he. slerdy sprawl laths serum of to. Ares; having Yr him as semi. Churart Or It mow beams Ws rig to more fiearylka, and eat it was the whit of the arm% to Oak med, to ars Am air r mai te throbelhos. tegard • signal essort, they last bailer arra 411191 igot tti lsa ylre layers' celengee , old do mole le Nis arks. Try had sow ady fri t g at la book sal purr brass rearoy to apply Parllrsat Mor purr as seas 191,111111. to rot the were ddedr orsalleg Yells. Or Of the tat trap try led to do WM is leurinrost ef the Lewis rasa. Try lad else= the True Niko rods% to pe rk the he is Xadrso sad Xs* Garter; Warr = i mam slot ward wot prig awe Mira se it was wry ultra* rd ary hat loss oeswasy esastsleil la bar; their roil tegur= la emir MN whoa the Warn End lion Wail be rad ray woad write soar sillkomal rases. Try es lot art= a perrent wird ore the Aver lAA r tie wean re, although carp rasaustisa, ves noel =pare is =loTaPro maw weal, brava, le apparellath- T N to retro. la Ntwees they boa ss read t 0...... et ease lira 80,1911. Ira the so 11116. As • sodiary apowillum Mme wra so brim of ili Vi da llft ▪ towarross of brim to work Os Warlal lir leWarroor Carroorbkh was a bop wrier of lheuegh } o ar; t sbl e s torlew- bibili q porsol u tra they hoil sestersd rare sesetlard Dr, oed Os alert los haw lawn to Caeltisa Mr. SOOT sembil Os retie, Irish was, after scar dlerska, sped leorloa the recesibp Worsted la the real araw. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. st. (BT ILICTILIC TELZOILATM jgg STAMFORD MEETING.-THIS DAY. tq THE GOLD CUP. Four miles. Huntingdon, Polestar, Apathy, Sir Colin, Pretty Boy, Neva, sad Tuibit it. hero. EETTON STAKES. 711.. Only Turblt le here. Ifs et RUTLAND HANDICAP. One mile. Counselor, Noises, Vilikina, Bonier Chief, Neva, Ciro- O. lei, and Rotterdam are hers Ii WELLAND STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Se. York. Betels/at, Vflikine, and Huntingdon are here. too Omni Anntrate.—Polly Johnson and Blue Devils c. MALTON.—The following hem left here fur Goodwood:— so Passoletto, Oresulla Esariena, Bel Oiecau, Tozopholite, Victoria, Bird is tbe Hand, Colonist, Star of the East, St. Digger's Daughter, Punster, Longrange, Whitewall. Of et. MILITIA ERTINATES.—This morning was pub !Wad the report ban the Select Committee on Militia Esti mates for the year ending March 31, 1848. The number of Y racers and men for that period amounted to 16,132, and the M. estimated charge to 450,0001. The numbers for 1656-7 were r e ^ 18,068, eta charge of 228,9301. HIALITII Off JO= IPOTTSBe—We regret to led that=sentege. at a ueet_auggeratei kind, how bps lbe aiepedueises Mums eis et Wadi' NOEL i tigr im eeellimay mese di the hon. 14 pallima's Muds eat lbw Is we sew wbelever for IL swift lt is trealbel Jae vat unwell at the begin- *-„, gip Wei we* bet lob sew eim+Le hm otedbc, restored 011ie lull blah s meody rest end quiet to le imeEthis recovery.—NeweAnter so iVirsLaysim Conresnoca.--114 proceedings of the mensedelue of the Wesleyan Conference, ri ROW sit at some closed it noon on Tiseeday : se THE RIAL AT BOSTON.—An in- to wr of. seised tole kind was celebrated at Boston, Se Y ea Term* bat. It was the re-opening r, tae sontleveeles argil et _Berea Char* which has been i t . ...12414 hob autameel tu the either at Boston, In te the UMW UN% as • teseutig le the Sac John Cotten, IV noel the One MawsY lisaserbessa. Mr. Dales, the IS American tliniete, augeopield ty Ids Dales, MY pre- ; net at the moimsmikwlY mas iffiendod also by the s Bishop of Usti. the Ego diareastu, by many of the her =ot IY dl se s eeekema led by met it the iptWie•os e es. in die ESCAPE PION Pusow.--Ccosliumbbessiimat wee teased in Neteueller e-Tyes em Waimea, waft e)the escape of feu desperate demaletetheas et ere IL Uzged with highway robbuy, reellle ear with et- she tempted murder—from the hateagb gad owls, Or sight. It appears that shout balf-gent bee ride* le le Maikiea SS pail:emu eed mused Tithed was pedal se rest Wu gook when be Boated sewed reps ard does keeled tali. St ▪ into s rope Wei mole, wdl apse the sad, sevecting that they le Met boating; that they had bra used by me pangs to effect Mar nd u some, he pate ea alma sad anew' lbe pear oad tam- /e bus. Thr ON WOW the tegg s ;e ~mg Wale I xa m tee { yea DeU 4111" ill t l b sc ° ke e res Wei. who were await- 111 frig trial at allies for a Mem, tabirry upon a it brebe's clerk, frees wham 9:301. WI beta - ebbe ; at Beameat Haps, a itested 4111111Vid charged with a picele robberyk W Saha dined with attempting Is to molar hie we,. it asetala Miro sad very powe Is say led sit= INN OW Milied bee been clearly as caleleeL sk ea T. evening Mr. Scak a sallelew, to Thee they bed intrsoltd their defence, woe to teeselt with Whitly and Iliad, and hod convened with them through ample of their ward. The other two lit:, prisoners were In the yard with them et the game time. The "I wooer turnkey had leave datums on Tuesday ei ening. and es Mr. Smite was likely to have a lung consultation with the rie prisoners, sad es ha imagined he was also retained by the other two wen, sad wonted to talk with them, he asked the 1 2 under turnkey to lock them all up in their cello after Mr. •• &ode left. This official hod forgotten to do in, end they l ye had the full range of their yard and an ear:Whet opportunity ft, for escape during the night. They had got over the yard wall into the gaol garden, and thence camped into the stone yard. They then clambered on to the roof of the workshop., le and, having resched the mein stall of the building, they L i dropped themselves upon the street by a rope mode of their rugs. Three of the men were the gaol dress when they es- Se tepid, and the police were wouring the country all Wednes day is search of them. 4a. IA POLICEMAN Bnor.—A policeman, named Chu. Cannon, In the employ of the corporation of Salford, was is shot at an early hour yesterday musing, whilst on duty in is Great Cheethanwetreet, Higher Broughton, near Manchester. I The officer had met two men under suspicious circumstances, Se whom he detained and questioned, and whilst in convene- 1 tion with them one of them deliberately tired at bin with a ; pistol, and both the men then ran away. The officer was 2, severely wounded by the discharge, ten small shut having it lodged In his right temple. He wee taken in n cub to the 10 bowie of a surgeon, but it was thought inadvisable to attempt 10 the removal of the shot at the time. The wound, though serious, was not ecessidered likely to be fatal. The two men se who canniittcd this cowardly wait ha hitherto escaped apprehension. fii444 GUARDSMEN DROWNED.—A lamentable ss accident, by which three lives have been lost, occurred on pi Monday evening in Dublin Bey. Eight pension., nearly all rep belonging tic the brigade of Guards, now etetioned at the SO Royal Baru km, went out on a pleasure ezeursiun In a four- N oared hut, which also carried & sail. They had been rowing Ii about during the day, and in the evening, whim about a mile ; sad a hull off Kingstown heirbour, standing towards the l e Mowtb, the boat unfortunately mulled, and the whole perry gee were ironwrsed in the water. Three of the unfortunate boat ing party sank to rise no mere; one of them wane corporal of the Guards, named Dana. The other Lire wore owned by a steamer. • ACCIDENT ON THE LANCASTER AND CARLISLE 4 Rx it.wg v. —On Wednesday, about noon, en accident is. of • rather serious nature oi eared on the Lancaster and a. Carlisle line, between Lentil and Tebay, at piece 4 called Dellieser Fell. At thee ploee the engine drivers se ~,,e t her,o4.• generally put on full power, in order 14 mail a pod horology up Tetny incline; end, in co:infirmity with Se the lima custom, the driver of the engine with a heavy M golds train, on Wednesday, had just got into f u ll spe4 when the axle of one of the waggons broke, end threw many of the following ones off the line, upsetting them, and scat tering the goods with which they wren ioadol in all diree tle - hone. Thu metals also were torn up. The driver shut off the steams and the brooks were applied, lint rte n. mile IS h a d been issued over WM. tho train was brought toe stand. 111 A telegraphic menage was instantly sent to Lute/later, and ll men and nasterial were quickly forwarded to the scene of the `" disaster. It wan thou found that nue line of mile wield be made available fur traffic, and this waa cleared in as abort to a time that the eV eta train f.cr the weuth was only detained toe a Sur mintites.—Meweluter Goo,diax. 9! • EXTt:SSITIS FIILCS.—(THIS 11).11%)—This morn- L i ing • tire of a serious character broke out in the eaten- p sire pile of buildings known as the Poplar Saw Mills, situate dt. In High-street, Poplar. The *mime in question covered 91 some hundred feet of ground and wens most eaten- ~.9 9 Birds fitted with steam nwbincry, independently of ' l 7, which many thousand planks of deals and other ea- ge twat:a wood were stored in the place. Before en St. eugino had time to arrive, the Munro shot forth with MO the greatest fury from every opening in the premises, It and illuminated the whole of the cistern portion of the me tropolis. The engine, of the London Brigade and West i s of England, together with three of the mi.!), were gni al nnou an poseittio in attendance, and a bountiful fry 'apply of water having bean procured, the firemen idd went to work in a most praiseworthy manner ; but they were IM =silk to the llama subdued until the premises and all IN they ooefaipd wee destroyed. Unfortunately the sufferer * urea uninsured. The origin of the the could not be *seer- is tabbed. Another tire took pion in the preniirea belong- Se lag to Mr. Whinney, a cabinet maker, allude in Seekvills- Menet, Kingslend lb. workshop. and their contents were amounted. The LAB will fall on tie Globe, and London and N Liverpool Ore ofßees. THE NATIONAL IMSCOrNT COXPANT.—Tenter Ie days proceedings. partly reported In last night's lirprea, tesulted in the adoption of the directors' report by a large ulajotity. BI SHARI LISTS-THIS DAY Two cfoLooM. The railway share market to-day is very inani mate, and some stooks exhibit flatness. London and North-Western has declined to 1021 to 3, and Midland to 83# to #. North Staffer& are rather better. Oxford and Worcester stock also meets with inquiry. Great Western is quoted 83 to 1; Great Northerns, 24# to 1; and London mad &path Western, 30 to I. hrggn descriptions the chief feature is a fall in Great Luxembourg shares, which have been sold i u low as 8 (tally paid). OIDINANT /HAIM AND MCI& • 19/104.. Jaadaa .«. Or Jam IN =ma ZaMar....- 911 Ilbables ..... IN ma 7— ell Dam% P. 0 4 .4; Alm& I. 49 Dabda What IN East *seem Si Basun Osamlimo . 190 Samara Ws% IN lb. Ors I 1114 to or ▪ sioarman Ron 6.2e 6 . i. saarassa. to away airani%amaa. au wad IN 3ml Niellan IN Da. pa. 4. - 111;11 1N Mad- IN GLIM& a 44 Wirt ) 190 ono Wolin . IN Da. ▪ Laresur isa Oar Ma U 1 DLL If Ds. Pow Übe. . IN Lausalike Tartaldn. I 114. Y. F. S De. 60. slorol - aU Wake tad Illakval I le DIM New =arrna.„? :: , Da. Mattes . 100 rafts !Mara Wigaa lissilfse le ▪ a1a5i,11491,191.4•1•19. 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NM tee nem. drty Z.-Tbee doplegloe of thleshire ravtet Is km preying. there hetes sae . bo Asa of Isle. though the Native. se. to ttly dorm ayrlty woman TN. rtn-Ing Pete. wee.: OMS WeNerd Ihmulnaham Guaranteed. 73. ado and North atom lON I MP/IMO% at I-Deftly, 11l 61 -temth Stattords, 9 3 10 -16-.411 tolughsce Omit 19 91. Old Union SOU shwa were midst 14 A NUT OF Ssoumt.—A most extraordinary 'light was witneeeed acme few days ainee, in a garden at N ale Wood, not far distant front klbihnrat. The gardener had occasion to take the glass off the cucumber bed, and in doing ea was greeted with the Waring of a good-sized snake. He immediately called to his wife to briny. • prong to kill it with, but hdoro she could do so the reptile had diaappeared. In s t arching for it, however, on one ride of the bed, he observed alerge hole, in opening which he discovered between thirty and forty full-grown snakem, each one averaging nearly font feet in length. Thee were every one of them kiLLM, and ont in state on the footpath for inepoction. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY.' Two o'Cuxx. The funds showed more firmness this morning, but an advance of 3 per cent. proved only temporary. Prices are now quoted about 1.16 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday, and the market is rather flat in character. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are dull. Consols stood in the morning at 911 to 1, and are now quoted 91; for the 6th August. For money the present quotation is 911 to 3. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 92; Bank Stock, at 215 to 216; India Stock at 2143 to 216; ; Exchequer Bonds, 1839, at 981; and India Bonds at 255. dia., showing a further fall. Scarcely any business has been done in foreign stocks. Turkish Bonds are in fair request, the Six per Cents. being marked 941 for money, and 95 to 933 for the 31st inst., and the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1023 for the account. The only other stock in which business is officially recorded is Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, dealt in at 98. An impression has gained ground to-day that some later intelligence from India has reached go vernment per the steamer Simla, rid Ceylon. On all sides the hope is earnestly expressed that go vernment will, at least for once, discard their habit of official reserve, communicate instantly any intelli gence that may reach them, and contradict rumours which impute to them the actual possession and withholding of unfavourable tidings. The demand for money was yesterday in most quarters active. In certain cases choice paper could be discounted somewhat below the Bank minimum rate, but generally 5; per cent. was the lowest charge. The steamer North Star, from New York, has brought 37,0001. in specie on freight, of which a portion is probably on continental account. The 40,6001. in Australian gold brought to Suez by the Simla is expected to reach London next week. The steamer Great Britain sailed from Mel bourne for Liverpool on the 21st of May with 101,647 ounces of gold on freight, worth about 406,5001., and has therefore been at sea 63 days. This steamer made her last passage out in 61 days. Amongst the other shipments of gold from Austra lia for this country were 116,486 ounces by the Indomitable (skimmer) and Swiftsure, and 112,462 ounces by the James Baines, Light ning, Summer Cloud, and Sardinian. Deducting the 241,0001. brought by the James Bakes (which arrived at Liverpool on the 12th instant), the remit tances above specified (inclusive of the sum by the Simla) represent the important aggregate of about 1,122,0001. sterling. The actual sales of silver for remittance to the East by the Ripon on the 4th August are computed to have now reached between 700,0001. and 800,0001. Of this the larger portion has still to be impzrted. The 10,4001. in gold brought from New York by the City of Baltimore was yesterday purchased for exportation to the Continent to pay for silver. The East India Company have ordered the under mentioned vessels to be surveyed, preparatory to ac cepting them for the conveyance of troops to India, viz, the steamers Scotland, Australian, Victoria, Gulden Fleece, Lady Jocelyn, and Sydney; and the ships Champion of the Seas, Genghis khan, Fore runner, Warrior Queen, James Bakes, and Vernon. The Marlborough is also to be surveyed for the con veyance of stores to India. It is stated that the sum agreed to be paid for the hire of the steamers Golden Fleece and Lady Jocelyn is at the rate of 4W. per At Constantinople on Wednesday the ex change on London was quoted 133 to showing a further advance. This indicates continued dis belief in the success of the financial movements in progress, both as regards the attempted loan and the native bank project. Letters from St. Petersburg estimate the total supply of tallow this season at 115,000 to 120,000 casks, of which about 20,000 were expected to reach that city by the end of the present month (old style). It is thought that the supply next year will be very large, owing to the abundance of cattle and sheep in the interior. At the great fair just held at Orenburg no less than 330,000 sheep were on sale, owing to the high prices, against 200,000 last year. We are informed that a large quantity of tele graph stores has been despatched by the ship William and Mary for Bagdad, and that Lieu tenant Arthur Hawes, of the East India Com pany's service, and other executive officers of the European and Indian Junction Telegreph Company, will start forthwith for that town for the purpose of immediately commencing the construction of the line of telegraph proposed by the company. The share certificates of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company are now ready to be ex changed for the scrip. The object of this under taking is to connect Calcutta with the river Mullah, which is described as one of the finest ports in India. The railway when completed will effect an important improvement in our Indian communication. By its means the passage between Calcutta and Suez will be shortened, it is calculated, by two days at least. The half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Counties Railway Company is called for the 21st August. The first ordinary . general meeting of the Halts dorf Mills Company is called for the 3rd August. Relative to the market for American Securities, Moors. 1). Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows : The market for American S.euritiee during the past week has assuii.ed a more eneouragiag aspect. There bee been more inquiry fee the various State Bonds, especially thaw of the Staten of Massachuanettp, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. For railroad bonds of the better clans there hen also been some demand ; but, as they could only be sold to reality a Inas, the supply has been scanty and the actual transactions few. Tut' ELSDAT BTINTWO. The funds eortinue to fluctuate. At one period to-day the symptoms of agitation were rather decided, a fresh reduction of 3 to f per cent. bring temporarily quoted. A variety of disquieting rumours relative to alleged intelligence from India were at the same time circulated. Later in the day, as no confirmation of these reports appeared, a rally set in, and the closing quotations were only about 1-16 per cent. below those of yesterday. The markets, however, remain extremely sensitive, and in nearly every branch of commercial business the present uncertainty is painfully felt. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 for the 6th of August, were quoted this morning 91a to 3, fell to 911, "sellers," rallied to 911," buyers," and closed at 911 to 3. For money the last price was 911 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 913, 3,3, 3,3, 1; ditto, for account, 6th August, 913, f, 3, 3. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91f, f, 3, 1. New Three per Cents., 911, 92, 911. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2 7-16, 21. Bank Stock, 21G. India Stock, 216, 213, 211. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1859, 981, 1. India Bonds, 20s. discount. Exchequer Bills present a further decline of Is., closing at 7s. to Is. dis. India stock was flatter, and India Bonds were pressed for sale at 20s. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. were rather dull today, but were supported at 4 o'clock at the closing quota tion of yesterday, viz., 941 to 95. The Gua ranteed Four per Cents. remain quoted 1021 to 3. Mexican Bonds were rather more offered. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were nominally quoted 81 to 82; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 251 to 3. Yesterday's proceedings in the House of Commons indicating that the question at issue bAween the preference and ordinary shareholders of the Great Northern Railway Company will be brought to the arbitrement of a court of law, the ordinary stock of the company fell to-day 1 per cent.; the A stock 2 per cent.; and the II stock, 1 per cent. Bank shares to-day were steady, but Oriental Bank were rather flatter. Ottoman Bank closed at Ito 3 prem. National Discount were rather flat. Australian Agricultural shares present a decline of 11. The European and American Steam Company's shares were officially marked 5 (91. paid) ; London Dock, 100 k cx div. ; and St. Katharine Dock, 91 and 91} ex div. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz. Cade Railway, par; Central Cade Railway, par to 1-16 prem. prem. ; Eastern Bengal Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; European and Indian Junction Telegraph, 3-16 to 1.16 die.; I'unjaub Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Paris Chocolate Company, to f, prem. • 'W Me lii MINIM-THIS DAY Two o'CLoutt. The market for home mining stocks to-day is quiet, with only a limited inquiry. Sortridge Con sols shares, though showing steadiness, are some what offered, and arc marked in the Stock- Exchange 21. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is an absence of movement. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Boiling Well, 11, 21 ; Carvannal, 41, 41 , Drakewslo, 21, ; East Alfred, 31, 31 East Rosewarne, 14s. M., 16.1. ad. East Russell, 328.6 d., 354.: Par Consols, 201, 211 ; Pen deen, 325. 6d., 370. 6 d.: Sortridge Consols, 21, 2i, Tamar Cnasols, 275. 6d., 28s. 6d.; Wheal Harriet, 1 17s. 6d.; Wheal Mary Ann, 471, 481 ; Wheal Wrey, 6, GI 55., . THVINDLT Etrontro. In the market for home mining stocks to-day business was moderate, the market evincing steadi ness. Amongst the stocks inquired for were Alfred Consols, Wheal Mar t, Wheal Mary Ann, Wheal Buller, East Alfred, Wheal Basset, and Wheal Kitty (Lclant). East Basset shares were flatter. Sortridge Consols closed at 21 to COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAKE.-THIS DAY. Some portion of the English wheat left over from Mondry was disposed of this morning at about 2.. below the rates of that day, but the stands were net cleared at a late hour. The arrivals of foreign wheat this week bare been large, and but little busierss was done, although holders would have submitted to Is. to 2s. reduction. Harley sold slowly at Monday's rates. Fine sweet oats maintained their value, but inferior were fully Gd. gaper. Beans and peas unchanged. LERIYAIJI INTO LONDOS FROM JULY CO TO JULY 24. Faillsh a Meolall. IMAM FOreigm. Whig .......... 10.10 .... 21410 Harlem 150 10 , M) Oat ........ ....... 1210 I 673 . 6 50 32'10 MALI 110414.1,310 bunt.: 243 111,111 • . •• LOAM. Avnl.e.—Wbeemt. 04a: Bartel. 40 6 . 066 4 4 TM. MI.: Hen, 414.10 d.; Pax 40a. IMPSRIAL ATRIUMS& Abr.. Garin,. (Mt. lionam I. Jona 13 ........ Od AG 9d 6d 36. 04 44 Id 42.11 d 20 ld AG lid As Id 40. 61 46, 104 42. ad - 27 •• . •• 41. Gd 3Ts Tel 27. 91 4.3. 46+ Id 43.11 d j4Y — It . dbe id /9. Od fin 41.11 u 16.11 d 44. 64 111. 10d Vs ad .7. Id 40. ad 4.1 4.114 Id .•••:".••• SA 0d 379 9d 27. 9J IL 7d 46. 11.4 44. 44 Aga. Avow CA Id A. 3d 27s MOW 10.1 11. bd 43. at lour T.—Wheat. )1.6.7. We. k)o, Maas sad Yam, WWI .11101rUND 111 neCTOILTIORB M TOO _AVEI.OI. 7 - - —•- - ntsy Walla Vas RV WaSSIS Minna Jar II lase SO. lum 27.141 y 4 1.4 11 11417 . 14. _1 as a LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (RUH OUR OWE CORRESPONDENT.) We had • moderate attendance of millers at market, and but little doing. The tone of trade bad slightly improved. Fine wheat had reeorettd the recent decline. Other grade. um hanged. Flour dull, and Indian corn held eatremo rates. The weather tine. MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAT. St:GAIL—The market opened on Tuesday with a depressed appearance, and a decline of ls. 6d. to 2s. was submitted to; but the demand improved yesterday, and there are free buyers to-day at nearly 1.. advance on Tuesday's prices, and a more steady appearance pervade. the market generally. Refined does nut the any material alteration ; lumps, 65.. to 68.. Conner.—There heft been but a small quantity offered in public sale and we do not alter quotation., but they have been with difficulty sustained and but a limited business done during the week. Test.—There was a fell amount of businegs done this week in common Cungou at 1.. 2d., and the article generally has a firm appearance. COTTON.—The demand has been a good demand during the week, and prices are about 1 dearer. Rtoe.—The market has been dull, and prices scarcely supported. Itrx.—There haa been a slight improvement in the de mand this week, but price* are unaltered. Proof Leewards, 2s. 7d. ; Demerara, 2s. Bd. SALSeETIte lies sold freely during the week at a further slight advance. 6.mess have sold steadily at previous rates. Inntoo.—The quarterly Pales terminated yesterday; the total quantity declared for sale was 13,132 cheats, of which 6,186 were withdrawn, 1,933 bought in, leaving 6,013 chests sold. The sales opened with great firmness. at 61. advance on good and line Bengali., and 3d. on middling ; the sales proceeded with great competition, and closed at 3d. Wed. 'A vant". on ordinary and middling Bengal, and 61. to Bd. on good and fine. Knrpahs sold with spirit; middling and ordinary, at 3d. to 4d. advance ; good and fine, at 6d. ad vance. Dry Ira Madras were neglected; the few sold went at last ftale. prises; Bengal, middling to fine, ss. 64. to Bs.; low and ordinary, 4s. IL to ss. 3d,; Iladras, ordinary to fine, 2s. 3d. to 4e. 9d. ; Ktirpabi, 2a. to 7s. ; Dude, 2.. 6d. to 6.. 6.1. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day. Town tallow is quoted 675. 6d. nett rash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 63e. tkl. to 695.; July, 695.; August and September, 695.; October and December, 68a. 3d. to 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TlllB DAY.) We are but moderately supplied with beasts. The average quality is rather inferior. Choieeot kinds era readily disposed of, and Monday's quotations pretty well supported. The number of sheep quite equal, the demand indeed, it is difficult to e ff ect a clearance. Lambs aud calves are rather dearer. From Clerinany and Heil and there are 110 beasts, 1,170 sheep, and 405 calves. Norfolk and Suf folk, 100 beasts. Midland Counties, 130. And 131 tuilch cows from the Houle C unties. Per storm of Sib,. d. 4. d. ?or don, of 81b, a. 41. s. d. trot Scots. 111.4d0n1e.. 4 d Best Sno S IlibrelAk 4 8 5 0 Vp Shomborom...... 4 0 Um: Loug.Woo.4 ......5 0 0 ` boa tastily bawls.. 2 1 10 Po. do Shorn ....... 46 4 V Pigs ....... ' Ear, k Gerona welt" 00 0 6 1.40. .:d. Shorn ......3 it 1 4 Hod Drd 1.1•14-br0.14 0 Lambs .......... ...... 4 6 4 lkdols at man" 873; illooo seal 1601144. 10.410 ; 041444.630; 11.44 210. lIIDES. 7 -TI LIS DAY. 'OATEN lIA following are the present quotations: —5 tbs. to fiabs., bd. to 54d. ; CUbs. to 721b5., bid. to 64d, ; 72Ibs. to 8011.., Md. to 6fd. ; 801.. to 88Ibs., nd. to ed. ; to 081bs., 64. to 844. Horse hides, 10e. Calf skins, Tight, 3e. to 15s. ; full, fie. 04. BEUMONDSET.—Lotubs, 2a. 64. to 44. ; Sheorlings, le. 84. to 2a. 4d. BOROUGH HOP I‘IARKET.—TIIIS DAY. Heger& Pattenden nod Smith report thet the necounts from the blighted districts continue to come worse end worse, and the more favoured parts are wild not yet to In, free front vermin. The duty is still entirinted at 100,0001. to 110,000!. Market very tine and holders sanguine. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Marpeth West Bartley. 17..; lien's Priem's, 135.; Redheugh Main, 13. . 3d.; linswell's Wells End, 18s. 3d. ; Welts End lki.lnn 1&.; Wats End South Eaton. 18..; Walls End TCC/1, 18e.; Braddyll's Belton, 18 , . Vs: Walls End Motion Lyons, lds. Gd.; Walls End Merton, 153.8 d. ; Walls End Closfortb, lOs.Gd.; Walls End Riddell', 15e. 6d.-90 ships at market. The &wrier de Nantes states flint for some dart pest that part of tho coast of the A.I mac has has kin visited by an incredible number of bottle-need whales and peep rises; eholls of them passing constantly through the narrow chimed which separates the island of Bats from &waif, driving ell thc smaller fry before them. Captures of these cotamenui species have been attempted by the Liter men, but hitherto without much success. THE MORMONS IN SWEDE— , I.—A Stockholm jour nal says .—" The Mormons, who are somewhat numerous in the distebt of Vestry Sallorup, near Malmo., In Sweden, have boat in the village of the former mane a honer and chapel. On the 25th June they assembled in the chapel for some grand ceremony of their formed worship. end when they were so engage 4 a band of presents armed with thick stick., some of them with guns also, marched on the chapel and suminonel them to disperse. The Mormons refused, on whien the cameras expelled them by force, and drove them rem the sillave. As some of the Mormons were arced with gone and wade use of them, several of the ennibatonta en both sides were wounded. ' The peruente having driven the Mormons to a tan.pit, dipped several of them in it, and then let them go. At Burlof the local euthoritioe have Melded that any person who may lend his howe to the Mormons for their nu etings, or may take Ray of that Pert into his a-rvice, or even receive them into his hew*, shell be flee& 25 rildelere. Several inhabitants of the di‘triet who had embraeod Mormonism, have abandoned it to return to the Lutheran religion." ei Si s ii ni I se : 1 s or 11 14 II 91 14 es 64 II 41 II i 1 64 IN id 4 si i sti 11l In • N • N to n or se is oo ell i 1 13 Os ts 4 744 "I I 111 i II lI• ak had s Is a la Ills 114 I 1 'a U II Ili SI 4 Nii