The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Kr. Casadrionar GoolOws.) The tell.* we & idcili ii•;onstirc-road, aglow Tbo. was Me eseuniaation tessung. The accounts prepaid by Merin. Paul sad Terser showed debts to the amount of WC ; mats dependent oa say surplus that may be TO• slued hem the mortgaged property. Hie Homer add Misers was favourably distinguished hoes that at bu il ders gemerally, at the books had been well kept, and the leakrapt wee oceergenatly ebb to show hisasfitore what his harem:elms had hem The baaltnipt peened geoppomi. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. IN N►. JAIIIN VALIUM, COMMONLY tutri, AND KNOWN AA 01 CA rirmixrross.—S TNEATILICAL APPZAILAZICI. This insolvent, a thesmindreamager and comedirin,formerly In partnerehip with Mr. Neale as proprietor of the Pavilion Theatre, applied under the Pada-Sun Art. Mr. Sargeod opposed tor the Dramatic Authors* Society, and ho was eramorted by Mr. Reed. There wee a farther opposition by Mr. Caen and by a creditor, a weals massed 'dart. The prinalpd*Weed= es the present reason was in reference to the llamado Anthers Society. The meaty appeared es creditors kw 71. for the representations at their =lt apposed that the insolvent had had an application Mr. Muting Coyee_, wrret•ry, for V., foe piece. limed at the Ramsgate Theatre. ilr. Demme Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) was called, and proved that the eseieey was an incorporate body, and each number was paid the priee fixed for the *cm. The Copy right Let painted est that • party playing without ;emus lion wee Wilde is penektise. Mr. Served submitted that the entry of the Dramatic Anthers' Society nowt be expunged tem the schedule and that the insolvent if he thought proper could insert each member to whom ho we Indebted. Mr. Commisdoner Phillips remarked that the moody gives to authors was little enough. Their works were pirated and their families kft without assistance, and their pluses per formed. %mood mid It was to protect their interests that the society Wm formed. Mr. Reed urged that the insolreet land inserted the society, who claruied V. from him. The court ordered the schedule to be amended sa to the society, and sa to the debt of Mr. Condi. Mr. Hart had written a letter to the insolvent to settle, savior, " no money no cortikate." the learned commissioaor held that the threat to oppose if is war not paid prevented Hart from opposiag. Tha court named a day for the anal order. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. -.- 1.. BOW-STREET. HO RRRRR OF LS NOW RT A CHARWOMAN. A middle-age-4 woman, named Mean F •• „ db , y, needle woman, was placed at the bar Wore Mr. Hall, charged with remising sit 51. Bank of England notes, the property of Mr. J. Allan, 26, Short's-gardene, wheelwright. 1. appeared that the noises were stolen Irvin the prose esters desk in May last, and • woman, nested Mar pm Cole, who had hero employed in the house ea that day, as charwomen, was suspricte d of the robbery. She wee taken before the Bow-street megistratese but no Baca of the missing notes being die unwed, the prisoner waa discharged. Since then, however, bar of the notes bad' been presented and cancellol at the Bank of England, and the officers, Holmes and Franklin, of the F division. had succeeded in treeing them lack to the yomession of the pens, iner Findlay, who so the shiter-indaw of Margret Cole, and who was consequently apprehended. John Bruce, the eon of • bider in Lorig-illey, Moodie-Ma, proved that two of the notes were changed at his father's shop by Mrs. Findley, who wee a customer and a neighbour, as i whose name was written on each occasion on the bock of the note. They acre changed on the nth and 13th June. Holmes, 60 stated that, from information received, be went to Findley 's house and saw the prieoner, who at Ent denied, but afterward. admitted, Lae ,hanged two ogee at her baker's. Iler sister-in-law, llaigmet Cole, brought them to her to get changed, and she (prisoner) gave her the money. Cole, after being distnitised from cue • Hly, immediately turned the notes into cash, and started off for Ireland. Franklin hod gone after her with • Bow-street warrant, and both the ofll or and the prisoner were hourly expected in London. The prisoner Findley woe token in Halt Moon 'street, Ilishopegate•streer, oad 4 rollll4lld was requested in order that she might be brought up with Cole at a future day. Mr. Hall—Then kt the case stand over for a week. lieinandsd accordingly. WESTMINSTER. CHAROZ or INIANTICHIR. Jour Bifd,• young woman, was placed at the bar charged with haring caused the death of her infant, tan ceche old. Eleanor Wheeler, of it, Montpelier-row, liromptim, num. The prisoner cams to lodge with mu nine w fen weeks age. She has been given to drinking during that tints. I have (modernly own her tipay and are remonstrated with her upon the subject, when dr' has pronosed use she %mil I not do it again. On Saturday night she went act abo'.t nine o'clock, and rho Lad her baby with her. She was brought lone it helfidit twelve, with the child, which was then the& Ahmed Beadle, conclusion to Mr. ILiwkins, lirert seiM keeper, South-street, Park-bane. I have been on Imes of intiniary with her, and vieiteo her at her lodging.. I wt there on Sidardoy night, at • little after nine, and tow 111111 1116 hod then been drinking & little, and I spoke to her Jet lt. I hod oemaion to leave at • few minute+ to tea, end oho Gum oat with rw. bile had the child with her; it 1 kin gab oid. An(lbspr,. 427, Montpiar-plemt —I wee Mead* et Aterme, at Wilma twelve bet Satorilo o.Kht , when the arm up, sad, addeeseing a Kra. blatthowe, who IMO M.. by, rid, " Talie my baby, or I chill drip it." La. Ilambews nrfd mo if I would carry the, held home to bee, and I did. Prilioner wee very tipay. When r i dltbar door I gave the • bed to another woman. I dm* N IPSO dead, it wax en heavy and mid a. Jelin Beaver, of 18, Drwinpton.row, surgeon—l was sailM oae o'clock in the morning to primmer 's raidonee, imi hand the child deed and cold. There were no external ado of Mama spat it. 111 r. Amid—Com you form any opinion of how long it hid km dud _ _ Ile. iesivrl should sap strove an boar. Jams dargweat, 196 It, IM4-1 met the prisoner with ewe etheribmales user bar door at Wilms twelve. She was may drunk. I mis withstand told the child wee dart. Prlioner—Tbe child nes di , * • few minutes before and I bird Me Kt. issold—Prfeener led ter a week, bit I will MN brs aggswasee. WOR9II 1 P- ST RE ET. A routreArt: tuatara irzs. Wiser', 19, was domed with steiling from the pea of Mr. Walter West, Brownlow-road, Daum,. Atathata, 317 N, said :—Thin primer le ea remand at dais teem for steeling s handkerrhief on the bad inst., frau s aca deme while imiriog Ming Sr. Jo:om's•rosd, Hest o n, at eight e'clork in the evening. lhe artielo named out to be of tette iimaufactore, which apparently on mach disappointed the thief that he /mg it aside, sod wait looking out imethiag better when I took him into curtotly. Oa eareAtag Tdin et the station I Imoil op his coat demo this elm rauff-don, with the initials -W.W ." on it. 11e said be bed bought it fa Petticoat-lam that afternoon for Ile, bat I think it le worth at least 2!. On discerning of die 3r4, Mole on duty sear the setae spot, in St. John's-Peet • patlemsa mopped and asked roe I chained to how of re lad • satildiox, for he had Let nee the previous evicting. A little qmatinsea eati^del ow that it was the identical MU 1 (mad is the seemed, and tlie owner is now bete. Mr. West said that be Joust have born robbed shoat UR FA eight o'clock ea the night of do Tod, while reamed Moo the City. The hot ma worth M. Ito Wr itelored t o speak to the old er rerpectin.r it mime as a joke thaa other- Certaioly he veer expeded to hum os-n it again. Megidnto (to W. Wiet)—Tou arn acsuredly • ( bought 6 ". at. 1.1.0.0. Nos% pal sae that yen bought it b the stemma al the Sad ; when, Ly thi s gentleman's sanest, it cone hove breu is his nom poesemimi. Pli*lnilf —Weil, thee. I Lod hover *ad guilty, but 1 eloold like to t 0,.,. it •• dropped " ben'. The thed w.n end for sit meths, with hard labour, to the Ilene of t'oereetioo ; and Mr. Wee, manifestly grcti- Aid at ant having to attend bidore a jury, pmketed Lis pa rr, sad left the coort. Ter Potoosteut AT Hono-Kohn.—On Saturday wen polished, by Miff of Ow Hoeft of Ludo, row,' of pepor. caretted with the enstarunete of Chincor pri•ouorA et Hew of sad with the trial of mrrein better awl air J. ethin the gm the 6 reaming. Mr. Labou , ht rf) wr4o Swags 16 t h et May tw a t tt rontitkrai e l lOW, dabs Ur! vßirir bee teethed the bow :4,5-ent re& Mat grid 1111111iblp aid warrtag were i n di c t e d as prireasee la the west Inhaling wee, se didul of wide\ bed bees reerei. dmaw. lap le be tarried web • newt ea the Wis e & Wand pewedtese IPM be imedeneed opium to tied his emnday ee e. I el l Mime Ns be got up to venue orb • elet. A Wino moat took plies at about six o'clock ea the ettenmam 471hereday et Mattawire, and the belle= t„.. rid V i m{ ; but, after a wlith , th e spectators who had remaliel she It dewarling tepidly. end he wa air which Mdkeled that the were bar Met ell eosin/ few is. As wilthat wee hew& eal se the balloon sp. peached Me m* rue atm bed reerganied the regret, awe hurl eller of Wee. Fortinskik. Wilms; Ohs When . eltshei es • pier et reset =err the &may de Caelte. It enema eat the bed tem in rye limy art tre the , ewe bed la ma reaped rigidly err z•Vie_hrtests. Cegrg•L PAWL zums-eltewle DAT. SAITIDAT, JOLT GO goyim; 1,961; ditio, mesa dekessol,Bo; Idol s SAM THE EXPRESS, THE LATH CATAB2ROPIIE ON TILE 11011 W KANT RAILWAY. ADJOURNED INVRSTIOATION (THIS DAY). This morning the investigation into the deaths of the 12 =Animate persons who tont their lima by the late collietow., was lISLIAM4IIO4 . lie fourth time before Mr. Carttar, cermet for West Seat, et the Plough Inn, at Lunettes. Mr. Bodkin spin appeared for the company, Mr. Solomon far the heads of Mrs. Wllkoz and Mien Howe, Mr. W. J. boat (of Ludgate-eseet) or Fnuthlyn (deceased), Mr. Amu sizeig_for Frames Drake (deceased) Mr. Burgon for Perry sad Whitten. driver and stoker of 'the 9.30 train (now in °seedy), Mr. Norton fur Thos. Wm. Turner (deemed) Ow the retheeembling of the jury— Junes Curti., night watchmen of the Blackheath-station, tea the first witnem—He said he did not observe the airman tilt twenty mantes . after the accident, when they were pointed my te hies by Perry, the driver. The discs and lights ei AO distance signal did not agree. The dims wire turodihn red, and rho lights were partly turned round, showing neither • clear red or white light ; m,t Tsg mein the white light dear, it would be the duty of the driver to stop, and be beckoned in by hind nifillAbb Jesse Jupp, a porter, also gore witlasal testimony—Wax I on the platform at the Blackheath Medan on the Sunday IL night with Mr. Chapman and Wet whoosh when his bused in the crash. Heard Griffiths tell the delleamieribei k w S. all deer up before the 9.30 train. When he kering the arse e he saw Ontethe standing outside his eignal-bus, just by the door. Tho entries of the 9.16 and 9.30 trains are in the r s handwriting of firiffithe. se 1!f the jury—rho signal man has also to attend to the he • r signals and sort tickets. By Mr. Burg - on—After the 9.15 tonic had gone up to O. Lewisham, he uuticel the distant signal. Could net see the 1 . disco, but noticed the light was a little aside, but any olio could see it was at danger. N. Senate Hopkins deposed he was the signal elan on Sun- M. day from 6.5 to 9.46. Ile only entries he made were between to that time. He then gave the charge of them to Grath.. . 11 ;- The entries were made as soon as the signal reached the S. elation. Sometimes alterations are made, but the amegony do not know it. Never knew Urialths or Canis to mks sb- - t,; - .ii. &orations. It wee the duty of the 'tame. _ hie initial. to the minim. Mr. Chapman eaplained that he did MB: his signature, under a role, but it eras impossible to verify each entry, By Mr. Solomon—lle believed every precaution was taken m i at the Blackheath *tenon, and that all were efficient ton. a Bettered that had been lower accidents on this than on uny other line. Mr. Svlomon said, if he might be allowed to say so, the wen at Blackheath were the most inefficient men posedil:i. le i By Mr. Burgon—No driver had a right to pass a red at, light. He ettould start • train if he received • signal that all 23 was clear up, although be saw and light, as be should con- 611 - eider the driver would we it and slop. et. By the Coroncr—There was no aserasity for a distanee sign at Blackheath, as it was near • tunnel, and the drivers go hare positive order. to run in cautiously. 40 By Mr. Bodkin—Under alt eireunisbures, it ho the duty of II a driver sot to pass any red light. [The inquest we. preceding when we west to prem.) THE MURDER BY A LUNATIC INS!! MARTIN'S WORKHOUSE. CORONER'S INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning, Mr. Bedford, coroner for West w. - minster, and a respectable jury, assembled iu the board- tome St. of the above workhouse, to inquire into the cireunistruces to attending the death of Richard Stepson, aged ;0, an official 11 1 thereto, who (wi dew-tibia in Saturday's Isrprus) was killed ff on Saturday morning by John Peon, a pauper lunatic. Se- gr, veral of the guardians, and many of the Inhabitants in the 10 surroundieg diter b were present. The jury brving E turned fm u viewing the body of Om deceased, whose head was frightfully mutilated, a variety of evidence was adduced. George Dixon deposed that he was as inmate of the home 'I L and knew deceased, who was formerly a cab camas. On go Friday deceased went out on leave, smd wits's& was appointed f"' to WHO, situation &streets:rot F ward. About 4 o'clock in the afternoon Ihe young man ineustody was brought into the wat J, I 1.7 at which time there were four others present. Ho seemed 3 [calash., walked about the ward, and then knelt down in la /mayor.. He got up and sated wires*, s Bible, and thou ii ran out of the ward into the yard. 1110 was followed, sal, at seeming vet) , outrageous. was ordangt by the master to be 11 ° conflwed in • Or:alibi-jacket. He afterwards got mho, and ; asked fur a crom out of his woistcnot picket. Ou• gutting this, awl after praying fervently, he told witness that he bed just come out of Coldbotb.gelds prison, whore be had been six morels+ for rubbing • feituile of her pun,. At eight u'elnib 6 deceased returned. and at ten retired to bid, while witness out : up with the lunatic all night. Ho warvery quiet. At live u clock in the owning deemed got op, and bid witness hit might loosen hi. tightens. nde he did, and then went down stilts to wash biumelf. Alt tho lopao of ten minium, bearing the cry of .. 111•1411 t I" Ito woo liasteniog VP.. et . the yard. when he met Peon flourishing a bricklayer's 'polo ig , with which be struck witness nn the left shoulder, inflicting at. two wounds. Witness clamped into • room and closed the M. door, against whi.-lt )'con throw brickbats and other miscue H until ovum! by the police. la Wiltielni Priming, • German and inmate of F ward. said ji that while Dunn we. absent to new Peon stnke de...mod m with • poker several times ea the (embed. The blorid lowed is ti•retite, till deeenvitt Rank on the floor in,niolde. e 4. NUMMI WM very frightened, and ran out into the yard, calling in his way thereto " Munkr: " et. Mr. I. N. limulnithre, ACIf4O . OO, Si. Mertin'ii-lane, who wee called in, shored the remits of R tioet-uvirteni reemin- e f t, alas. Deemed 'spired tee minutes after ninon, MI Oa strived. to By a Juror—lie (Ur. lienabriihre) identified the email pear produced, end which wee by deoeased's bedside, se the a . or he had frequently svm is the ward on Lie daily India se. thereto, Is. Coroner—fait not injudicious end unsafe in ► ward fur the imam to altuw weapons to he within their yea Mr. Why, if s person is eunsidercd dangerous I: to himself or °Ultra, he no placed under restraint prior to his IL removal to an asylum. Altar the evidence of Mr. Barnett, master of the Work hipme, had been taker, tie 0:111,11er a stomad up, sail the Jury returned a verdict of '• Wilful Murder" manna John Peon, it who will unilargo an examination at klarllwrougli-strairt, before Mr. Deaden, to-morrow. ELECTION COMMITTEES. (TIM DAY) LAMBETH. Thy eek-t comnortc e appointut t.. inquire into the validity of the return of Mr. litoupdt met thts morning :4 half-poet twelve lok k. The tint witnewi was a paid earreer fur Ibiupell's party, weird Fredetick Randall Deltic., who rid that jar before the ek , tion he attended • meeting eall.l by Mr. Withal.* at the Horns, and hating heard there that Mr. Itoupell was about to put up, he applied Pr a situatien r ceaS,Ver, and was Orreirtad. lie caw a Mr. TII I / 1 188, at the Park Tavern, where he WM employ e d, and a t a , a t the Horns Tavern, in the central committee. room. Witness was afterward.% anent to the Surrey Canal Tavern colutnittee.retint, and epoke to an OetilaillO when that house was visited by Mr. lioupell and Mr. Derma ; Mr. Gilbert was chairman. When Mr. Routed' arrived he asked how they were getting on, and Mr. Gillian replied, be well as they coutd, but this was one of Wilkinson's strong heir and GM mlatives had great influence in the district, Grid ...Lich there were very few ruler open. Either Mr. Dienes or Mr. Murphy said they bad better have ea .. mom busts open, upon which Mr. Hempen told Murphy to come down next day and engage all he could. Next E.My Merida) , nor down and ear other boars were opened, including the Duke of T u rk, end the Surrey View, Err rama. Recollected Galant saying the sans, day that they were abort of Perm there, but well enough in Lambeth. There were more than 100 rues placard.) Sir Mr. Roupell in Lambeth. Witness, who we, a non-elector, VMS paid. from 10a, to l a. Cid. a day fur hi. Den ice,. He was a Lawyer . * t lark. In cetera-exarainatir the witness steed that his chief employeent was making up easeraing-brioks. Ile received 7.. ad. a day Pr ten hours labour, and ed. an hour Pr all over work. Whether se clerk or creamer ho di was creek e that he wee overpaid, elteehdly ae on the Mr three ilat • they kuorked ull haltri roe% a day, and although be was eteel .led two rye after the ele, non in getting the ageonuts retie. lie did not get peel et all. Tr witness had nut concluded lea evidence when our re purl kit. MAYO. At the meeting it (hi, committee bmdiy, Mr. O'Malley einninettival Lie closing address on helialf of CoMerl Illggins. Ile commented with unit ennuis upon the altar drain eintiums indulged in by Fathers Conroy, Itynn, said other priiwts, and also upon the cnn.un.e uwatt e ha l hal been given to them by their nelesisitheil superior, Atehbishop MeHale. The leveed enamel then nt into all the details of the evidence. contending (het priestly intimidation upon the pert of Mr. Moores sup porters TM also abundantly proved. Tbo learned mussel wan continuing his speech when ..c went to rat.. nl•Ry RT. EDMUNDS. At the meeting of this committee to-day Mr. HardeastS• the member, woe mid &Mei in the mart poitire munier that he het encouraged bribery or treating at the last electioe. Ile admitted the, en One OCeSoleel he ►ad Ricca 20s. to a pp, Women opt of eherit), hot took dm to asevrtain flcit that eho w., not the wife of a voter; and the gift had en reference what ever to the election. BHARR LISTS—THIS Day. Two o'Clogot. The railway share market to-day is rather flat in character. Great Western stock has been pressed for sale. London and South-Western and Man chester and Sheffield are also heavy. Generally, however, the reduction from Saturday's rates is not important. York and North Midland stock is in quired for. Indian lines are rather flat, but little lower in price. Dutch IthcniA shares have again fallen, being marked 9. The hon. member was OEI under examination when report left. A NARI/OW Esc APP.—Cardinal Mathieu. Arch binhop of usseasaa Doute. narrowly mcaped a eerioue acci dent a taw days ego. Ito had gone to Pens Crimp to afro flier the marsamat of confirmation, end Attlee eminent what Y swesewl the pulpit to deliver en exhortation to the • sadden marking w.O hmird, end the Pal* from the wall and fell forward. The vicar, wY behind on the etairceso boding to the Clabsatly Lent forward and gave hie baud to the an we. able, bye great effort. to get on the landing *Mat the stain% and &emend to the ground. The children wed others who had been mated in front of the pulpit with. drew in time on heating the find cracking noise, su that no u•e wee injured when the pulpit tell. OADINAST ARAM AND STOMA. e 4. 1 *I.I Ilestesea. i Cele ?non 1 Nue tee, 1 swards/. I 101 le.. lit :e trams. womee Ike" se ON hwaliss -. 66 SI 1. all 11.516 - -. ll' all all 4401 f&Webr• i t i ta i rlail, Si 9 le ICI SIAM Lea. r CUL Jo. 10 tl fli 100 LANNI mg 1ie1a...-.-. 11 IS Is . Cialstaps R. 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M , rcatli iltt.trellfte Lar.t , I '...e.csrine Tem. Peril,' I 11r. Da. Previewed ' TrizettlarirbArfU.Cas. C Vow Pare% UM I. Vlatorls finis 1 Dr.. 111.. I Moog nom !Los talc) rottAIATO. Solnolikir. I to I pn. die pm It 11 tot II si ra. 16f 111 U 1 la y I'4 HO 453 U 43 II IA 61 4 It It 14 4 1 Ife II .11 4 $ll 1 4 1 4.3 I 4 1111 Sit lt It 1;9 1;0 914 119 161 2 w 61 61 16 196 ad 44 45 14 9 Ins. S. in II If , W 4. 41 U 1"' VI 1s& 171 171 «i rT 'Aul ir n n i all Oil Ei • I ti - au 7S• PO Oh 14 24 If! 1.1 v - SO $$ SS If IS II II If 17 is SD ?Of Id $9l 61h a sLI I so Di it ii `III 111, It If I If 4 41 4 4 VI 1 1 II 9 01 ;0 4 0 I p ' it :0 f 0 St SI I 'llO I itit I IS I 10 11 I 11 14 113 fli 4 LONDON AND NORTIFIVISTERN RAILWAS.—An extensive .fracture is now in course of erection in front of the Ruston Station of the London and North-Western Railway, for the purpose of protecting and vehicles bona the weather. The columns an roof are of Iron, and the con tractors err Messrs. Lawrence, of the City Ironworks. It ia to be roofed in with pleas. The company hare taken tenders fur their new general goods station.— TAs Builder. Fat NCH ItstLwsYS.—The following are the traffic receipts of the principal French railways for the week ending July I . —Orleans, 1,049,0221.; Western, 818,433 f.; Lyons, 842,830 E; Northern, 9.37,1336; Eastern, 881.36131%; South ern, 2&i,245f. ; Grand Central. 46.692 f. ; Mediterranean, for week ending 24th et Jam, 49;9291. HONEY JURKIIT.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The statements contained in the telegraphic despatches arc Interpreted as not altogether confirm ing the alarming reports which were circulated on Saturday afternoon, respecting tlc rosition of affairs in India; and the funds are conse quently firmer in character. Prices are now quoted the same as at the close of the Stock Exchange on Saturday, so that the further decline which was quoted after the recognised hours has been recovered. The other markets are rather fiat, with little busimse. Consols opened at 921 to ! for the 6th August, and are now quoted 921 to 'Jdf. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 921 to ; the New Three per Cents., 921 to # ; Bank Stock, 213 to 2141; Exchequer Bills, 3s. die. to par.; Exchequer Bonds, 981 ; and India Bonds, Os. to , 13s. discount, being lower. Turkish Six per Cents., after recovering to 931 to have relapsed to 951 to 1. Other fordo de scriptions exhibit little change. The sales include Austrian Five per Cents, at 901 (exchange 109.); Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 97 ex div.; (exch., 25fr.) ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 961 to ; ; Portuguese Three Fel. Cents., 1933, at +ll ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents at 961 cx div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents. at 901 and 991 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., fcr ac count, at 251 and 251, cx dir.; the Coupon Certifs., at 51 per cent.; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 1021. Saturday was a very uneasy day in the stock markets. The funds opened with a certain degree of steadiness, but rumours that unfavourable intelli gence had come to hand from India began to be cir culated at an early period of the day. Salvo were soon pressed, and the market gradually crumbled away, the dealers entertaining an anxious suspicion that parties in possession of exclusive information were availing themselves of it to put stock upon the market. Later in the afternoon, the sinister rumours acquired greater strength, and at the close of the Stock Exchange Consols were quoted about 1 per cent. lower than on Friday. After two o'clock some transactions took place at a further reduction oft to 1 per cent., accompanied by statements of an I alarming character. It is scarcely necessary to remark that at the cleat of the Stock Ex change all the markets evinced much heaviness of character, and that the greatest anxiety is ex pressed for the detailed correspondence by the mail, which is expected to reach London to-day. The funds are at present peculiarly sensitive to any adverse influence, owing to the notoriously over bought state of the speculative account. The opera tors for the rise, who have during so many succes sive settlements paid and lost the hea•:y charge exacted for carrying over their accounts, witness the same process repeated again, aud are proportionately discouraged. The French government have announced a reduc tion of 1 per cent. in the rate of interest upon Treasury Bonds. Dating from lost Friday the rates are fixed as follows until further notice, viz., 4 per cent. for bonds of from 3 to 5 months date 4 per cent. for bonds of from 6 to 11 months date ; and 5 per cent. for bands of 12 months date. The alteration Is in response to the recent reduction in the value of money in the French market. The amount of the floating debt it known to be inconveniently and even dangerously large, but the position of the Treasury is strengthened by the arrangements lately entered into with the Sauk of France. It remains to be seen whether the mea sure now announced will stimulate ins t,tments in the Mantes. At Hamburg and Berlin, Russian stocks are weaker. _ . . To-morrow will be "making-up day" in the share markets. The settlement will be completed on Thursday. A sum of about 20,0001. in gold was on Saturday purchased by the Bank, comprising about 1(1,0001. of the amount by the Fulton, together with the remit tance by the Kangaroo, both from New York. The ships ltoxburgh Castle and Francis Ilentv have arrived off Plymouth front Melbourne, the former with 30,620 oz. of gold on freight, and the latter with 21,132 oz., the aggregate value of the two remittances being about 221,4004 This supply is expected to be delivered towards the middle of th s week, and the bulk of it will probably be sent into the Bank. The Ranger has also brought 15,0001. in gold from St. Petersburg, and the Elba 4,000 sovereigns and 900/. in silver from Constanti- nople. The other imports of the precious metals reported last week have comprised 10,0001. in gold by the Emperor, and 10,2001. by the Russian, both from St. Petersburg; 265,2001. by the Canada, 30,0001. (be sides a considerable sun for the Coutinent) by the Fulton, and 10,200/. by the Kangaroo, all three from New York ; 1,349 ounces of gold by the Can dace, from Africa; three cases of specie by the Horizon, from New Orleans, and 8,030/. in bar silver by the West Indian, from Altuta (Mexico). The total value of the week's arrivals (inelugive of those announced on Saturday) is ant less then 672,0001. The imports of silver from the continent have this week been unusually small, the chief arrival consisting of about 150001. worth by the lUtine, from Boulogne. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes 13,175 ounces of gold, and 55,600 ounces of silver, representing a total value or about 65,000/. These sujiplies were despatched chiefly to Homburg and Bonlogne. The particulars are as follows:—Gold coin : to Hamburg, 3,510 ounces ; to Belgium, 100 ounces ; to Boulogne, 9,070 ounces ; to the 'Mau ritius, 495 ounces. Silver coin: to Rotterdam, 1,200 ounces ; to Hamburg, 1,600 ounces ; to Belgium, 800 ounces ; to Boulogne, 1,600 ounces. Silver bars : to Hamburg, 39,41.111 ounces. The shipments from the outports hove comprised 34,0001. by the Calcutta, for Rio Janeiro ; 20,300/. by the Alhambra, fur the l'eninsula ; and 33,13e2., chiefly in gold, by the Tamar, for the Brazils. The ascertained shipments of the week, as offi cially reported, arc thus raised to about 152,(011:. The remittances of gold in private hands to the Con tinent, though still continued, have been less than for 1.01110 time past, and consequently the Bank is computed to have purchased during the week be tween 290,000/. and 300,000/. out of the recent gold arrivals. _ _ The result of the recent alliar.cc between the Great Northern and Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln shire Railway Companies is seen in an official noti fication from the Ring's-cross station that " on and after the Ist of August next, a special service of fast and other direct through passenger trains will be established between I.ontlon (King's-cross station) and NlancheAter." It remain,. to be seen what mea sures the London and North Western Company will adopt in face of this threatened invasion of their Manchester traffic. . A call of 21. Ws. sterling is to be paid upon the shares of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company by the 2nd of September. The half-yearly meeting of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company is called for the 30th inst., at Worcester, and will be made special, to consider nn agreement with the Severn Valley Railway Company. The next ordinary meeting of the Royston and Hitehin Railway Company is called for the 12th of August. The third haltycarly meeting of the Anglo- French Steam Ship Company (limited) is called for the Bth of August at Grimsby. A special meeting of the London and West of Ireland Fishing and Fish Manure Company is called for the 18th instant, to npriint an auditor in the room of Mr. Coleman, who has resigned; and "to take into consideration the present state of the corn pany's affairs and to decide upon future proceedings." A.gencral meeting of deputies from the joist stock banks of England, Wales, and Ireland in an nounced to be held at the London Tavern to morrow, for the purpose of taking into conside ration the Joint Stock Companies Banking Bill introduced into the House of Commons by Mr. Lowe, the Viee-President of the Board of Trade, sad fur the purpose of receiving the report of the roes , mittee upon the proceedings that have taken place i since the last general meeting. &ITC RDAT There was to-day a good demand for money in commercial channels, partly owing to the comple tion of the repayments to the Bank ; but the supply is still gond, and first class bills arc discounted below the Bunk minimum. Consols, wl.ich closed yesterday at 921 to 13-16 for the Gth August, opened this morning about 921, and, after numerous slight variations, had receded at the close of the Stock Exchange to 921 to 1, the price for money being at the same time 921. Dur ing the subsequent non-recognised hours, speculative sales mere still pressed, and transactions were en tered into as low as 921 for August. This quotation of course carries no official stamp, but may serve to Indicate the tendency of the market. Amongst the. Londfd, purchases to-day was one of 20,00 W. stock by a leading broker. I t $ MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLocw. The market for home mining stocks this morning has been quiet. Great Wheal Alfred shares are inquired for, and are marked GI. No other trans actions arc reported in the Stock Exchange. For foreign descriptions there is very• little inquiry. Fortuna Mining Shares have been dealt in at 10s. discount. . The official report of transactions in the Mining Exchauge on Saturday is subjoined : Alfred Censels,l7, 171, 161, 17; Catherine end Jane, 9s, 6d., 10s.; Chaneellumille, 64., 6s. Gd.; East Alfred, 21 East Rummell, 265. 6d., 27a. 6d.; East Trefusfs. 61, I, 7, 6, 61; Great Alfred, 61, 1, f,i; Herudofuet, 71, Lady 1101110. 120. 64., 130. 64., 12a. 9d., 13a. 3d. ; North nasq 115, 151, 111., 15, ISt. 1; Tamar Consols, 25.., 300.; Masser, 225; Wheel Kitty (Latent), 191, 201. The halt-yearly meeting of the Clarendon Mining Com pany efJllll.l9lCli3 called for the 22nd inst. Aen'eint the dividends declared during the week are the following South Wheal Franom, M. per chant; Eyam Mining Company, It ; Grumbler and St. Aubvn, 21. The following culls have been made this week Tor Mine. Gs. per share ; South Wheal Elks, 3a. ; Lady Bertha, 20. 6d. NAT I'RDAT EVENING. The market for home mining stocks to•day Wen quiet, bot there were a number of transactions in Alfred Consols, East Trefusis, Great Alfred, Lady Bertha, and North Basset shares. Generally the alteration in prices was not important. The follow ing transactions am reported to us as having taken Once is the Stack Exchange, viz : Wheal Edward, at 6 East Russell, at 265.; and Lady Bertha, at . . I ls.fml, . As regard , i foreign mining shares, the feature WAS a farther decline of It. in robre, which continue to show considerable heaviness. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The mar oil English wheat this morning was small, sad that of foreign during the past week nut largo. Fuse weather l,t. Lot its usual influence in the trade, and alth +ugh sellers would have submitted to a ' , auction of fully 3e per qr. upon last Mondsy's quotations, bat title progress outfit be made in sales of any description. Country flour must be noted ls. to 2s. per sack, and American Is. per barrel cht Barley and oats were firm, without king active. at late Tatee. Beane dull ; peas uncharged. . ARRITII.6 . I . ;ITO JANDA: TROY Jrwr 6 TO JULY 11. butt. ~Mt. Mal, .osta Near Penn kit.. ll3al+o i ZS% ni Irid vt: ask, 111os " •'• ITT 191 U 17; 133 IT i r • 663 f .... l 4s I MINCLNO-LANE.-THIS DAY. Oi ;P. 8ai1...: .57 i IOLI CICJILTM) . ----- The following public sales are advertised for to•morrow : Sugar 3:;0 Lha.. West India. 2,500 bags 'Mauritius, 2,000 bags Denim!, and 1,000 bogs Madras. l'offoe 400casba and 7161 bags 1-lantation Ceylon. and 000 rases East 'Mal; cocoa, 200 bags ; saltpetre. 1,000 bags ; rice, 7,500 bags. Svc tit.-11e are without transactions of importance to report in this article aloes Friday. Corrix ~ o utinues steady. TEA.—The market breams dull this mon:Mg in corm guence the telegraphic news, and that are not buyers at Saturda)'s prices; but we are without transactions to . . rep•rt. SA I r rl ter.—There has been an advance paid; parcels to .stir: lat 44+. Holders on the spot require Wither pries, el.: it is difficult to give qnsnaticnia, so the tuarket in excited. Ric': —NI itbont alteration. Col 1 tts.-1,900 bales *old since Friday at full prices. —Soul pale, 451. ; 42/. to 43/. ; sperm body, 871. to 19/. ; headmatter, 97!. to 98!.; c.td, 491.; South Sim rile, 451. to 4.51. 10s.; (dire Gallipoli, dell. to 671.; Sp.inutda rod 541. 10s. to 551.; cocoa-nut, 495. to 60a.; Aka, flu; 404. 6d.; linseed, 390. 9d. to 404. ; rape, pule, 630. 6d. to 645.; brown, 50s. 6d. TALLOW MARKET. THIS DAY. The Junket is quiet to-day at the following quotations Peteceburg Y.C. on the spot, 575. 6d. , July end August, ~7s. 3d. ; August to September, 67a. 3d. to 675, 6d. ; October I,t December, 575. PAITIODLAIII OF TALLOW. Moat tAls IS Deilrerkb' • ********** • • .m". 1)1*0 fl htJ AWN - Itt" 144 wait 1. fst• Prf,e Y.C. yr, ed air ... Pitta Tows lad MEW . rs t . faa 99. eil . " - .4 I ats. 1,74 eta 34. td. Ws. IC Arrival far dr amok =AIN 2CIAT P. 1.793 maks. aal &Ovary uninella The arrival ism wovir orwirbri 4,3 rain *Ma rIA. from Aintralo ttti from SMIA 1221., ala 4 S rmAN tram othav igace, Total. all oaks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts than for a long timo paw. Trade ie excessively dull at lower rates and a largo number remain unsold. We are alai plentifully supplied with sheep and lambs. They cannot all be sold, nutaithstanding a disposition to take rather lower than nor quotations. Calves are lower. From tiermany and IliAland there are 1,060 bawls, 2,000 sliver, and 311. alms; Sevin, 100 beast., and 2,600 shi ep; Scotland, 100 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000; and 300 from the Northern end Midland Counties. _ _ Vet Au. 01 .1. e. a. s. d. Tcr Acme of 8 1 .4. 4. 1. 4. I. Deo. ll•rat6d 4 2 4 Rl4 Dori II( bm 1.60 4 8 4 ID 'test 61.44.. 3 .0,4:4 Femu4 Idadid 2 3 I;o. do 4 4 4 6 tdoom 2 4 4 Ewen a 4av id tit ‘IL.4 u 0 0 .. .. . 3 II 4 lot. do. libura l'ht llsll.`delo 0 0 I Moth , . . . . 414414 •t 14111:444. Oa; dam end lunta, r.7.40C ; 434; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-TILTS DAY. and Stuith report dolt *Le ac vanes no-nova' from a great porch n of iha hop plautitioa4 come atilt wort, And worse. Doty, 120,0001. Markot Orm. ('OAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. W.‘114 1104 South )(cline, l7s. 9d.; Walls End limier Grenge, 17- ; Walls End Tees, 18e. ed.-34 fresh shape at market. LATEST SPORTING INITILIGFICR Csv aLscraic rost.ron%Fill LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. I.mm:root cur. 6 lo 1 opt Rogettlowpe (t trrely) 7 1 , 1 Bashi Belmar (t (esty) 100 6 • 8 Newton-le-Willows (otters to take) 100 t Moose (t 100 to 6) NI to 1 rentorohne (t fleely) 301. 1 Mongrel (t) 20 lo 1 Janet (t) 25 to 1 Sir Humphrey (1) LIVERPOOL.—Tnh) Y. Aus~rr.n.—Sewton-Ir-\t'illno, Chi-ken, Prim/lighter, Do Dinkel. and General Williams. l'aia In ormr—For Headset Testimonial, Gunn.'lus Esurkm , ; fyr Lieem e I VktuaDer's Handicap, Muster Bspl, and F0r14.11,m Fruit; 1. , r Loner shire OA.. Morra. OUTW 111 D At STRALTAN M tli..—The Jura left Southampton yesierlay with the overland Alienation mail. She took out nearly TO puseentrers, and 334 boars rind bags of letters end o CWDpapers; of the 26 boxes and hap con tained letters, and the rest newspapers. Then, wae 150 boxes for Melbourne, TB for Sydney, 36 fer Adeluite, 23 for Hobart 'town, 11 for Launceston, 21 for Wellinoion, Now Zealand 13 fur Auckland, Now Zealand; 23 for Geelong, and 5 for King George's Sound. Mr. Holland's large soap manufactory at filing in !temp.-,ire, was burnt to the ground yesterday morning. .~ F