The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Gicrolburm) TOE METROPOLITAN AKEAD COMPANY. Some further proceedings took pier to-day in the ere of this company, which la in proems of being weed op under the act of last 80•41111. The MIAMI capita of the company was 20,000!., in shier of a Jena etch; and the °Hems for which it wee WINO stated to be the working °tertian patent reetheileg h tralia wheat Into flour and making flour ire bruits by ma chinery. Also for the Mies end sae of grain, flour, std The *Mom were teCannon-street. They Inimmilit spie= March last, after a trading of about 11211/0/g/M. Mr. W. Lewis, on behalf of Mr. Pear, a creditor, ap peared in support of a winding-up order, which was obtained stew time ego. Mr. LAWISMC• appeared for two of the directors. Mr. Ogilvie, commission agent, of De Beauvoir Town, re of the directors of the company, was examined. Ho meted that be was a balder of 200 shame. He had paid iii. 12s. 6d. ' • but this was a loth to the ioespeny. Mr. Lewis hav ing put • question bearing on the means of the wirer, Mr. Lawrence objected, and contended that the coat bed no power under the set to inquire into the private circum stances of persons who were called on to give evidence in these cars. In the matt, of the Royal British Bank • shareholder wig guremosed to thaw tense why he did not pay the 501. cell made by the directors • sad Mr. Commis sioner Holroyd bold that they could t;c4 inquire into the circumstance* of the party. Hie Honour rid the that Ins ere , ifay different ease. Here the party was 'enamelled to give eMence u to the trade, dealings, trete, sad Wens of the company; and one important inquiry was whether the directors were mthonstde parties and NM of substance, r mere men al straw. Bet so the mtesties put to the wires wan whether he was not ineolvent seven years ago, the court most deride that that pitmen= need not be wavered. Mr. Lewiseeid he did not impute Insolvency to the witness at the proper time. The Commissioner—The qnestion whether • member of a company no be examined as to hie private circumaraoss is one of great importance, and requiring considerable dis cussion; but the point does not err here. Of this lam quite acre—that they hare no right to go back for eaves years and inquire into dealings of a man's whole life. Mr. Wiliam. Frederick Cher* of Deironettireetrest, Queen-square, Holborn, deposed that he wan the managing director of the company at a Wary of 6001. uyear. The cowpony was absoduar about the end of February. The y. sever did any beanies. It wee en entire Were owing to the shmil• sot being taken up. Mr. Meltdown and another director tried to carry it en airmen* and he did not know whether they nacesided. • inlets , of shareholders was kept, but al the Estee Maned went not entered in it. Did not know were the register wee now. Each of the seven directors had MO therm Did not row of say at them returning their shwa except Mr. Ogilvie. The had so reels, and its ditinwereg o id. tradind that reed him between MK sod Mr. Feted. Langetaß corn sterchent, of Ely, who bed became • director of the ecespany in !Upra ise Let, wee ermined. Hs admitted that though niminally a hair of SOO shares, he lid only paid 201. en ere shame, and when the company cased trading, he tar nee .his thee" to Mr. Moll&wn, or the managing dinetar. He bed lent the company 1001. to a premiere"' nuts; 501 was advauced by himself, and 601. by Mr. Maid/um cos ern ligMat, of Mark-lane, leather of the directors. Out of this slam 301. was pad S. net ; did net know what became of the remenaing The company had now no eras. Some farther Inidew• was taken, but it involved no pant arena It matiencod that the barrio of the coenpasy me sot mom then 3001. • day re named for proof of debts. Mr. Graham (official singe* bee bees appointed Wilda liquidator. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSI. Hwy Theism gibs, in the employment et Weems. T. O. Edna sed Co, et Bedm-row wished, steamers, wee charged with heeler stolen mend ems et seeney, the pro paq tilde Mr liattl a tft L petheaer bee lea la atr smoloymat ea ...imam Innioesisra slat eight yeas. It was Ids duty to pay the on mak reeds rat late the cann ery oat et to le the lam Mad les wend hem la his eed ier mid& le Medd seam' melt dm, et `sae lemma Y meld ma on for tae der bi_Miene ia his own mitlag, err by the °erne's' The simmer was to pay the balms he bed le Wreath le de fir. praise, to dialogue *Ws diem seam sit of white as is the prterser's Imadwritiag, and seek heliceles ate to et the pause to whom the reeds nareeented to be,. hem seat, and saes hes hie thitiale to It ; repereallag he bed mid the mere. ham essedad the beet% bat thine are Ito merles. Wren et nay roods hen naltesa seat In the passe matimed la the tickets. It meal le sakeirederay it the prisms Ammil for oar time et seeds ear Weds, Mi etper m ment. Oa I led Isrlisc s...d. at theme dremelmem I aid_ the e Mot He edd dal be thlt Idler& mite et ear easy, end he hit yetheneriC ill."l 74 rimed guilty, and I with the as. to ho ftdds4 hese. Mr. Halm Meal the thee to be almagailwiel the alma st Co primmer had paneled y gst hith eat d the mathymea his isarm, Meth ideen. The Lad Mmer—The a t mea yea Is rd you to aeiseil Oar me math le lesd Meat la the Tisane et Ca n O11IMUM:1 • 1.3.30111A11. A reseo-leddrog girt of olghlon or siestas yore of egs, wee Eno* withliolsg dielatty awl somitiog irsi Jame 161017 A—l w as dogradieg, war girl, sad two nee deltas ` M nioiswiteet het eni embed them to reeve es. Thor mai to the cam ails, sot dm they all deed whist the bosollag. I vat ever te lima sad them they mot own sway ire= thin, Oa aura AK tact the mart weld ad. 14. Arsoli—Were they nowise soy obotrootka Peliesews—No ; but they were loitering sheet, sad we've Ilan to norms bei tairreeters i. Anisbi—De yes bow anything shoat them? Kr. Areal—Tim mime maker yam aall than bad imackera ? _ luteus CerLa eleireetau ad of s—They were lalesebg about, and so had the g b Xs. Antaidl—Whist is the appeeraneoef bad charades' P Celetable—Wet Wit—l lout know—they were hanging skeet the Ones. Mt. Areal—Yaw either don't know the value of worda, or SW make • very improper imputation. A person °my be Indy ilmered, paer, mad dirty, and atonal); in the plreet, bet ■ dem net fallow that because of these appearances Sat pun= you carpi&le • led cherecter. What is the arum of which Pelkemen—When I spate to her a mound time she stooped dews, awl teldeg ep a heedful of dust unit atoms, threw it kmy dm Ithe called me the moat filthy names and need the meat disgusting langnsge all the way to the station. hese. Übe also tried to bite ear. Dimbet—Yes, I did ; and I'd try to bite anybody that es:Wma. I thought I'd se much right in the street se ok sag se I told him. 14. Ansabl—lf you had kept yourealf quiet all wrM Yee Ism right. but you put youn‘elf in the wrong by yam conduct. You must pay 10a. or be eons =s bad em days. ♦ PIIIBIONATII JEW. Pliilip triamise mike in roloo-.trod, to., woo charged before Mr. D'Eyncoort with SASIMONs,MiIo boy, 11 yaw of ow, wboso name also io n• wham head was =oil fa liesiapn aka ht het emmaing afinetent's ant hie E. and idea the Mete leaded Iha val imea lw ar g e and two dm be7e ameleM awl picked up • dew Oen My er ialat armi war he counter, sad melthier the has Mom dr ghl, am* hie with it on the beat Tla bind gembed dal! his be, nod • polke-oonalaMe leak ham le the whet the wesed was thread. A mad Coals, confirmed Ibis abianent, sad ailed het he blew we. a very teem tan defendant Ott wine be& York and the child elesserhe As the effoeta of he hetway. . B lreemet lfishy, H Mahon, sad complaineen heed was pealmeh hem the wound, which wee eadigall mdh-Wewi bah length, that warn fad wmpleila Meal seed hemaliarly fee Dr. Yearn the diamagnet worm, to the•ei • The t otemf he boy. raaytetalisoptieles. mentimed that rrom ee was likeiy hw yat Smear asen• of agree ; for Ma wife,whoem 1,01 hard of it and we t mmee dmeeper tem he • • the wheb d ra mt_ welleutly coached ad vefier I it the alma bat am It ems Mit bee leads. I ally g am hi m • " et a whit" lam any, bat atm el maim what we fie temellmee le • Dien; err bitty the toy im at a cadet dlanwAha; bat me ate greatly amen* 17 Thi eldidres In the way, they hien* motormen sam had him mid to go three ta rn Itr. D'Eeneenet—Toa meta me the mamegmeeeme of allow eaereett Yr he ad sway b 7 temear. Otte Oahe • ame haw ter th Ware. Pallor-1 easisided, and I Medd Olen the Gandhi le also, tor la maid he eargeted he he had Id. The erearets was et ale pa WANDSWO/ITE. CRIME IMP. Severel rottspoysee of the with Wasimmeth ettemied bine lir. Nyasa. sad posliMell him • mimes ma bet seem* hi ageing • rem. It mewed Mat • ream Irby was kid is *Nix* ffse Ss wpm, et Whig • Mere* tete. tad, immesh ther• woe straw tt was wrist t e . " 'Dymea, yea realm M. ditemmt, which otetaised THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY' 21, 187. mud sloaluts, a s p ale pm le s o espy of lbe ciatrolwardias* - ell la bed a mesh, las asetait. Ni tre us mem* MI the We spas ~bar illegal, lei 11111111bild wieder that int , tibia was sum- Imed fir awl psalm the -rate, tebkih no also drama wee MitaKillt. Nyasa told him he ought to have sanded Ind poi al ageasit the signing of the rate lilt 11111, YMINII lid be taidt sot hays exprotool him& =CI whit be bilsM to may aro that at dr ant they obeli shag sod maw a pretest than la the ih ralle:t a W i lb; ea= area l= they wwe helm. Ina la woe sumateal be asked Ids worship if the mend et a beats east sad corked bat wire awes wry =pews Israel mar of the church, mad be Ma Day sot istW i t wa s, Ile set wee wisely wialsterhd. If they chow to shame Mr bob mod pies the that' be could sot object to iho skim d *onto so itiwai. If the rate was inaptly aids the asides wield wed Applicest hell be bed bola wader a ems He eadiestsed wawa* to my If the wit the ispll made be meld &Wad before • toterieltote wad protest =its hie dart flora were a Lewd la dr satra sod it was oho Swell, ;atUMst Dams oil they were all potato to be ealued alma It t s r i es r =ied eopeleet. A allied le brow where they were to mpg. . Dogma add at the quarter wine bribe ewrati of dorm. The raise Om retired, evideady Tory ash dierptdated. OXFORD ELECTION. TEE POLLING.—(THIS DAY.) (sir atscrzio ratacimre.) OXFORD, TUESDAY ATTIZNOON. OITATII OF Till POLL AT TWO O'CLOCK. Cardwell 877 960 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) ui The 8 took the chair at 12 o'clock. It. PRIVATE BUSINESS. St. The Lords' amendments to the following bills r—Keith and ti Dufltown Railway (No. 2) Bill, and the Manchester Corpo- et. radon Bill, were conaidered and agreed to. y et. ration HUNTINGDON ELECTION PETITION. The members appointed to try the merits of the petition complaining of the return for the county of Huntingdon M. were called to the table to be sworn, but Mr. Locks, the 10 tee member for Moulton, did not answer to hie name. OS The SPEAKER then informed the house that he " had received a letter from Mr. Wagstaff, the solicitor for " Mr. Locke, stating that Mr. Locke had gone to Ain-la-Cha- iL pelle in ill-health, under the suppoeition that ha would not IS be required to serve on any committee during the present it. Oa the motion of Kr. BASS, Mr. Waorrart wes alai to the Mr atig. holm beta at Vaal, stated that Meath, contained la {kWh. wee Now Is Mr. WALPOLI regalled that the here should ha pat 1 0 a woad thus to hollnellimil la Oda salgeet. Iht lallared that there was splint seem mhy tee hear Email met Cadet on the attendees of Mr. Lash.. At the ems ins be must say that it was to be regretted Mr. Lock. lad ast written previous to his leaving Leaden to the Chinn of the Oenseal Committee of Elections. S. Colonel W. PATTEN said he !new that gMr. Locke left Leaden under the supposition that all the election com mittees were struck and that his service , ' would not be required; he therefore moved that, in the opinion of the house, time vat eufficient reason to excuse Mr. Locke hum attendant* ea the committee. The motion was agreed to. BERWICK-ON-TWEED ELECTION'_"_.. I The SPEAKER informed the hems that hohaid reedeted information from the parties to this made., stating that I was not their intention to proceed with the pedants Can. ri piaining of the interns of Mr. Stapleton sad Mr. C. MeJosi aL - hunks for the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. BANKING BILL. • Mr. LOWE moved that the house resolve itself into tom- de de Wiles ea ebb subject. I. RILADLAM spread to the right hon. gentleman I.lllllllloSal with so Important a bill in a waling 'alias, I Id= ft was evident from the stets of the home, them being N Moreety hey members preset, that it could not be properly " dbereed. M. HADFIELD hoped the bill would not be paned da rts, the roma weaken. He had boat strongly urged to sake this appeal by the right bat. gendeassa. Mr. Kutotaxt, Mr. H. B. Sittanms, sad other man• bees, joined In a einsitar appeal. a. Mr. LOWE mid he Introduced the bill in time to allow IL staple . imaiddaution of Ito proviskaa The bill was a very amportmit one, sad if he were to ipostpose It now it would be tantamount to its abaaJon meat dosing the primed session. The joint stock banks sad the Scotch banks had cormanniosted with him on s ' the subject, sad the emsaded bill curried out their sng. gallica; without, _however, altering the principle of the usemare. Ho believed the till was wry mach wanted. Its N object wee to eller the peanut system of wiadimpop M banks which experience had slows to be is a very defective IN Mate. He w ou ld, tharekve, not take apes himself the re sponsibility of postponing the bill. as Mr. OLYN admitted that the right he.. gentleman In- 81. traduced many improvements in the bill. But still there rearabsed the I clan" which permitted any suet per saes is selehlish a bank with a few hundred pounds. (Hoer, ker.) Be ow bound to say, however, that was the only is etjesthet reesaiming of the M. He thought th v o i t i vate loam row wa bar* bomiod. If awl to N oboosiitsa itboudo they amid toot do so et plamil. bore the Paralese al part- N. nem coati a 4 eased In. Ile Iheregla that if they were ailserell to adamll the to ten or WrAve, it woad bit a ss t begirtivemeat. 11. *as- * an, his right boa. *bend woad omelion as of Sr 1 Ilk ohms idiot meet. The boom dos mat into ocomolttoo. Chao 1 Imo oessod to. (Loft sitting]. it. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, (ST ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) NOTTLNIOHAM MP.ETING.-THIS DAY. ROBIN HOOD STAKES. Si: farlimp. Fby Tarawa—Dalkaith's dam, R✓,aaai, f by Jericho— Dividend, dad Night Raliggr, are here. EXlTCTlD.—Crabtree. =—• --.—.—. Pain Foartrr.—Melit. NOTTINOHAM HANDICAP. Too mitre and a quarter. Pretty Boy, Apathy, King of Scotland, Da Dinkel, Janet. i t e Brimientr, Queen Bees, Young Hopeful, and Hamlet, ma bare. -. Ex PICTED.—PeepIng Tani. le PAIL FUNFLIT.—Pater Flat. re- Is. CASTLE PLATE HANDICAP. Six fininngs. lx Pretty Bey, Olterisins, Afghan, Persia, Renown, Da la Dinkel, June, Mkt Nightingale, and Sorcerer, etc here. ri .. PAID FORZZlT.—CatheTine 1.4:14. a. SHRRWOOD HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Sykes, Couriesay, Prince of Orange, King of Scot land, Ind Caliph, are here. OTNER AlRlVALll.—Cordwkor, Prisms Royal, &zany, Bass Lyon, Honeriticit, Heoperithuss, Terrific. Miss Waters, King of the Gipsies, Priam of Denmark, Ambrosia, Sweet ener, Fortiunter, Miss Cunningham, Penn, Fuhion, e, and Valentine f. MILITARY VISITORS TO THE CRYSTAL PALAEL.- (Tula DAY.)--AR extraordinary military dem:astral k . . . took One thie meatus at th; Crystal Palace, the rm. onenbeined Atom sad pintas et lb. 97th Rogiorat bung phial* with a Wit bo thee Eatables by IrmenanoCelaml lagoon .4 tin alarm al tits arm. Tbo slt. s d now eta nail la spool ken lbe &dee et die meg, permed by riding MIS halt .M 1.., ea the Pwaiiag brink lisok w bytirman, ateengrmed by their anima bra The gonna demo woo armed, and the ..in warm to thenegidy enjoy thermion. The 97th A arm& to about a wink for Indio. AMINO ON • TRAIN tr MOTlON.—Yeeterday, at Os Wai&ll Petty thesitha Mr. Christopher Met, a fir 'ma aisr bah, was shaped with berth& so the 15th =ajr= so le me of the lawasseke end Tots shire woe kerdog for Dereary. Tbe dahadent jaw* on the lisibowel; the mewl athend the troth to be etoppsioesi epee him into Cathie N. the side( soperietendent M hos, sad thus trete to asls es maniple of the preseat cede; and they ket the Nehrlase IL 10s. A VOW= TZLLEIt'e Vientar—Ritty wead. the ago of Inas Rusher oeth, the Leetie= boo his.. gib &mod. The mitt the MO won detatted at the IC is elleireeeeth's eombeg. 'bee that be has ben bled et Yak amines, red loshommt to eighteen mode Upelesamist. tlr wilds!! miitturtit robs were Pr bark to Cose•horate Is ..h Or reemboll h the weld% t• lir oter of lot Male, while as ggierka two orb to the obvitoe be in bar bettor trarbisee to the or F ou r The r o t bon se rete Se st es the Waft Si bee 'we carpi Nis bit ones • weireoeL Ting= Vhgatile. tri a. = .4B =El " ber NAB of ftest bot lad mit. It bate that Ibis ounglel be his out throots—etblik he. embed the mod the girl 11111 t say lieme err to bki the would be the oofirez— lhei be rosll MO be. to be bonted try ieelb—thot bo druid be b Mom mid Si bit gret wadi sow hove kr fey ao otsh•—g = == s cod we war for hoe pmetwol to the morn hos bein timer W be is of leawarets air timos.—Zonekotor Gairdirs. LI 1. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAT. Two o'Clow. The market for British railway stocks :is to-day steady, ezoept as regards Great Western, which shows flatness. North British and Berwick stocks have advanced. 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W. 4 -14anabmier. rbetheld, sal lfenale,434-1114114.04, $4 44 ij-Nortb KWIC! IBlrwielt),_l3-8,■14 lipKmdme. I -Grant Trunk CiDada. 111 Ss. 5.1.-.(irmi Wotan 01 23-LuAmbsere Clusallaied.l4. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The funds to-day have been extremely quiet. Console are quoted about 1-16 per cent. below the 4 o'clock quotation of yesterday, but the market retains considerable steadiness of character. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange prices are generally well supported. Consols are quoted 91; for money, and 92; for the 6th of August. The Three per Cents. Re duced are marked 91; to 92A; the New Three per Cents., 92 to 3 ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; ➢ank Stocks, 214 to 216 ; Exchequer Bills, bs. dis. to par, being a little flatter; Exchequer Bonds, 981 to Z ; and India ➢onds, 18s. to 12s. dis. Foreign stooks arc very dull, with little change in price. The list of the morning's sales in cludes only Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961; Dutch Two.and-a-llalf per Cents., at 641, ex die.; Granada Deferred at 6 ; Spanish Three per Cents., at 40; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, (31st Mat.) at 951 to e ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 102 f, to 2} ; ditto, for account, 102 A. . . In the discount market yesterday money was easily obtainable at 51 per cent for good bills, and a trifle below that rate for very choice paper, the supply of capital being fully equal to the demand. la the Stack Exchange money was easy in the morning, but rather more wanted in the afternoon, for opera tions connected with the withdrawal of silver from the Continent (as refers' d to below). Of the 1'10,3001. in specie brought by . the Persia, from New York, a limited portion consists of Mexi can dollars. Of the gold, 70,0001. or 80,0001. was yesterday purchased for exportation to the Continent, chiefly in payment for silver. The corn market yesterday was remarkably de pressed. Little business was done in wheat, al though it was nominally quoted 61. to 6s, per qr. cheaper than on Monday last. The accounte from the country markets and from France reporta fall of several shillings per qr. Wheat cutting has com menced in the early districts of England, and sam ples of the new wheat, barley, and oats were of fered for sale at yesterday's market, being an unusu ally early date. The imports of foreign grain into London last week were rather liberal. Since last Friday five floating cargoes of grain have arrived at ports of call. The market for saltpetre yesterday was rather excited, and a further advance of fid. to le. per cwt. was established. A large amount of business is also going forward In tea. Tallow is firmer. The Palmyra has arrived from Shanghae, with 6138,3001bn. of tea and 168 bales of silk on freight. In our impression of yesterday was recorded the death, under very melancholy circumstances, of Mr. J. S. Yeats, the stockbroker, of Warnford-court. . . •• - The deceased was distinguished for an extensive ac quaintance with railway statistics. One of the chief features in the Stock Exchange yesterday consisted of a further great rise in French railway shares, especially Paris and Lyons. As indicating the extreme depression of Indian railway securities, we may mention that the stock of the East Indian Railway Company, which on the 9th inst. stood at 6 to 8 per cent, prem., we. quoted yesterday afternoon discount to par ex div. The shares of the Great Luxembourg Company are now quoted in the Stock Exchange as fully paid up—viz., 201. per share. Wo are informed that the breaks occurring on the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company's line between Milan and Venice have been completed, and that the traffic between those two cities will be un interrupted, dating from the Ist of August. Thursday next has been appointed special settling day for the shares of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company, which are to be quoted in the official lists. A meeting of the shareholders in the London and Eastern Banking Corporation was held yesterday, for the formal purpose of receiving the resignation of two directors, viz., Colonel Waugh and Mr. J. E. Stephens, who retire, and of electing auditors. To this latter office Captain Beville and Mr. Samuel Smith were appointed. Advantage was taken of this meeting by the committee of liquidation to pre sent the following report: Since the lea report advice, have been received that the managers of the bank in India have, in conformity with in sanctinns sent theta, made over the charge of the branches at Bombay and Calcutta to the agents of the Oriental Bank Corporation, by whim the Indian affairs aro being wound up ea expeditiously as possible. It is due to the managers of the branches to state, that so far as the committee can ascer tain, the Indian business has been conducted prudently, sad with due regard to the interests of the shareholders, the caly operations reeultiog in lon being those originated at the head ofilos. This loss has originated chiefly from heavy drawings in London on the branches in Camittaand Bombay, and oossequent on deals between these branches and Eng land at disadvantageous exchanges ; and by these operations the balance of 42,7001. now appearing in the accounts as to be received from India, will be reduced to lees than 20,0001. In puissance of the amngemence with the Oriental Bank Corporation, promissory notes of shareholders on aceonnt of unpaid capital for the sum of 208,160/. have been handed to that corporation, who have also received in Calcutta calls or security for the payment of calls amounting to 1,3201. A second call of 15/. per share brie been mode, pa on the Ist August next, and steps will be taken to this end the previous all of 164 per share, payable en the 24th of April, against those shareholders who bare not given their promiceory Dotes for unpaid capital. The statement of account, now laid before the meeting embraces the result of the liquidation from the 11th April, the date of the last actiounta, to the 11th inst., and shows that the liabi lities of the tank have been reamed front 340,2401. to 282,7061. In addition to the assets actually realised and ap plied in reduction of liabilitice ma above, considerable progress has been made in arranging and bringing into a definite shape many "outetandings" of a complicated and donlettulcharaeter. When the last report was made the estimated deficiency was 6,320/., and by the prevent statement the deficiency appears to be 12,7101. ; this arise, not from too high a value having been formerly made of the amt., but from loos on Indian exchanges, se previously expleiued. It *ce hoped that the out-torn of the general mete will fully bear out present estimates; but the final result of the liquidation must entirely depend on the realisation of the securities held for felon& Waugh's debt. From the statement of accounts presented to the meeting, it appears that the total liabilities on the 11th of April were 340,2401. 2a. 2d., and on the 11th of July 282,6691. 19s. 11d.; the total assets on the 11th of April were 234,0101., and on the 11th of July 235,7811. Bs. 4d. The total estimated value of the latter item is 169,996/. 6s. Ild. A special meeting of the Equitable Gas Company is called for the 4th August "for the purpose of taking power to raise money for defraying the cost of a new trunk main and works relating thereto." The half-yearly dividend on Louisiana State Bonds is advertised by Messrs. F. de Lizardi and Co. The half-yearly dividend is advertised oa Camden and Amboy Railroad Bonds. The report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined : The ale progresses with firmness, and prices are steady. . Of the B catalogue only 199 chest. were mold. Catalogue A was then resumed, and during the day several parcels were withdrawn. 2,284 chests have weed to-day, of which 1,021 were withdrawn, 641 bought in, leaving 722 sold. Total passed 8,300 cheats, total sold 3,34 0 cheat.. MONDAY ETZNINO. The funds showed some dulness at the commence ment of business this morning, owing to the circu lation of rumours that unfavourable news has arrived from India. These reports, however, were received with general discredit. Suspicion being engendered that the currency given to them in some quarters may have an unworthy object, buyers soon came forward more freely, and an improvement of to 3-16 per cent. en sued. Later in the afternoon the market was rather less confident, but the quotations current at the close of the Stock Exchange were still about 1-16 per cent. above those of Saturday. The continued buoyancy of the Paris ltoursc contributed to strengthen the market; but confidence is principally stimulated by the heavy fall in corn, and by the assured pro spect of an early and abundant harvest both in this country and France. Console, which were quoted at the close of th, Stock Exchange on Saturday 92 to for the 6th Augast, opened with rather a dull appearance this morning, and were first marked 92. Purchases en suing, the price advanced to 92 3-16, " buyers," then relapsed to 92 to;, and was quoted at 4 o'clock exactly 92k. For money the last price was MI. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 02, 911; ditto, for account, 6th August, 92, 921, 92 }. Three per Cent Reduced, 92/, 91i, 921. New Three per Cents,, 92, 921, 921. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1855, 18 1-16, 181. India Stock, 218. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 981, 981. Exchequer Bills were quoted 4s. die. to par ; and India Bonds, 20s. to 10s. dis. India stock was firmer. Turkish Six per Cents. were marked as high as 951 in the morning. but had relapsed at 4 o'clock to 951 to 1, being 1 per cent. lower than at the close of the house on Saturday. Turkir.li Guaranteed Four per Ceuta. were lust quoted 1021 to 1, being firm ; Peruvian Pour -and-a-lfalf per Cents., 81 to 82; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 251 to 1. Other foreign stocky were steady. Bank shares to-day were unmarked by any im portant change in price. Western Bank of London were rather firmer at 13 to 11 die. Electric Tele graph stock was quoted U. higher. Land and steam shares were steady. London Dock stock was marked 101 to 1 ex div. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz. : Gude Railway, par to 1-16 prem. ; Central Gude Rail way, 1-16 to 3.16 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 din. ; l'unjaub Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, 1 to I per share ; Grand Russian Railways, 1 to f prem.; Paris Chocolate Company, to 1 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY• Two o'CLocw. Sortridge Consols shares to-day fully maintain yesterday's improvement, and have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 21 and 22. Great Wheal Alfred aro steady, and are marked 8. The market generally retains a steady appearance. Cobre shares continue flat, and arc marked 49. Other foreign dc , criptions arc quiet. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices given there are, respectively, buyers and sellen : Alfred Consola 17, Drakewalle 2f, I; East Runic% II,; Great A* 7 8, I; Genii Hewes, 1, I; Lady Bertha, 12a . 6d., 134. . ; North Dowse , 30e., 325. 6d. • Pendeen, ; Bortridge Consols, 2f. ; Lamar Conde , 11. Vale of Tory, 10e., 12e. Bd. • West &ton, 300, 310; Wheel Harriet, 12s. Crl., Ms. ; Wheal Mary Ann, 47f, 48. Subjoined is is copy of the letter received from the resident agent, advising en important discovery in the Sortridge Con sols Mine "Plymouth, July 19.—t came over here lest evening to telegraph to you, but found it was too late; I therefore write you the earliest news by this poet that we have cut in the 40 fathom level, weft of the engine abaft, • lode II foot wide, worth 2 ton of ore per fathom, worth 101. per ton, and have every confidence it will improve. (Signed) ROBERT JACKSON." MONDAT Evammo. The price of English tin having to-day risen 71. per ton, shares in most of the good tin mines were in demand. The chief feature of to-day's business, however, consisted of an extraordinary demand for Sortridge Consols shares, consequent upon an im provement in the mine (reported below) : these shares rose about 11., closing at 2i to 21 per share. Gene rally the home mining stock market is better, with an active business. Great Wheal Alfred shares closed at 7; to 81, showing an improvement. Amongst the progressive mines, the shares in which are inqaired for, we may enumerate South Condur row, East Rosewarne, and East Russell. Great Wheal Vor shores were weaker. ! .,..tia nirs I ............. dll t 0 /40 d ii ... " - re 1 i 11.-14. hml , UnLat lr at4ma ft :ni , la sPab. od in 1./d 0 Ift U/1/ _-.. 1ieb ................... i lo r 10,110 W UMW ... U is,rio tee -. 74aris. is wow in iherbaisiscarre. all 40,0 fe Gedlafte111•11•101131 le MON /0 Us.oool.llaNtelima all 10,030 11 Leaden eel Omealp .. 10 111,010 51 Leaden Met Wee le 14.000 we Lampe •Wedelleml; to Kea 1,10 get. Pron./ MOW 11 10.0.0 10 Do. Ned -.....-..... Le 11.000 1e ne. de —... 5 40,1 0 0 So Madam! dal ........ Id OAS b) New Saadi Waive—, all 1103e0 10. (*taw But ........ II NAM r"...a.rut vow ,o r r Free. ` 14 ii= r 1 4,000 le Dn. Ned . at MO= 13 3eath arte•11a......... sal ned, ned , 23 Dolce al Artralla ... all keel - Do. Ned - . —.. to 10,13). I. Daies et Iddida ....... 10 IMO lee Catty MOW . 10 4400100 Wet. Beat el Laid IS SW 14001411m9. .101 1116.11•11 229 WOO , 03 01 4SOMLINS Airkalural. 19 MAW 1 4 ...Wallas Royal 11.11.. al AW U 1 Naha WaSsrwarls all $1200 1: t Il i t "lrA2.A. oo l :6 4 llo. aswnlis et tag s lasL llmail s .9 4. 11,044 25 Do. Pref. 46 per et. .. all 100,004 1 047.001 P.M. aU moo 4 De. Freiman .. all 14,44 II Itardi s Plum — assalea AM) .11 sa. an Swear ....... aU 91 F 2:: 100 0,06. 1 Flast.l46 l4 7 li traissd all 1 ‘. 104 1 Esislawinlla Paws •11 4 so le sur•=iftasim.. too. I aw OM. .0 Si* U • S ta= " " 11 Orsini 0 Os. all SAW 00 Vaasa Oluswist ..,.. 5 009. 4 Las.lll.6.oo6lbasoaw. all 11400 Y 100•0•1•0•1011.4 T uor 10 Kw 1% 414.11tarramm1114.Z.T.I. all 1.00 I. Skalas 1 01. awarlasa all WSW 15 ' , labor! Mama 0:c. S 111.414 If 1101tiannas I. . I 11010 10 Ds. De.........— . all 93.1111 I D5.09W11140.11.44 lac all 95.044 4 De. D 5....,...... I 1, 41 , 1: 11; lkerm.llll.llo.Lasd 10 KOOS ID Owed anew elm— all WWI 1 Osa ..—... all Kin I Ds. . 4 144144 ilaras.... las MOON Pealliwitswlliallswal all was iose SO Tudisslol9wo.lllo4m WI Was &blow ...—........ 10 bus ........ so 111044 .0 um PG:7: — • 14.41 IS U. As.tralian 16a.... .55 too I 9asmslma Talas.lll4op... aU 1.84" 71.010 I l On. D a. :lsslsairW As.".;l. I 14.904 14 troulttassCe.ol2.lsla. 1 10.,W 140 sea damn% Lama -- 116 01 4 1 W. %Mork Dada WO 1 MAO 90 Ds. N—.... _ 10 XI 111 e M I ii ia ' s is nr w 124 111 , I 21 24 4, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (111' DILITOsH AND MAGNETIC TELBORAPIII OWN oUlt OWN CONATAYONDANT.) We have bad but a mall attendance at our market to-day, and little doing. Wheat and flour nominally at last Friday's rates. There was a alight improvement In the following:— Oats, oatmeal, barley, and Indian corn. Weather showery. MINCING-LANE.-THIS PAY. 81:Gen.—The market has again opened with a dull appear ance, and importers are buying in largely, as previous prices are not offering; but the public tales have not yet concluded. Covens —The public sales are programing without epirit. Tea.—The market is very nem, but the demand for oom mon is not brisk to-day. SALTPETRE.-1.200 hags were offered in public mile. About half sold. Ref. 6,8), 42e. to 430., which scarcely supported yesterday's prices, yet the snide continues to have great confidence. Rice remains dull at last Friday's prime. Ite te.—The' amount of business done has been limited; prices are unaltered. INDIGO.—FiIIh day 2,290 cheat. prated auction, of which 1,020 were withdrawn, 640 bought in, 720 chests eald. The sale was chiefly out of catalogue 11 (reconds), and prices were rot uttered, neither was there any variation in the small wiles made out of catalogue A (imputera' parcels). NITRATE or SODA has sold at 22e., which is a high price. Corroa.-100 infirm only sold. In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally have a quiet appearance. TALLOW MARK ET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady of the prices annexed, v iz.. —Town tallow. 68e., nett cash; Peter,burg Y.C. on the spot, 69e.: July, 6t..; Aturnst and September, 69a, buyers; October and December, 68s. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reprrts a full supply; the demand good at rather lower prices. Primo meadow hay, 725. 6d. to 775. 6d. ; superior ditto, °0•. to 87s. 6d. ; inferior ditto, 60.. to 66v. ; new ditto, 6.5 e. to 80s.; rowan, 60e. to 665.; clover. old, 80a. to 100 e.; second cut, 70e. to 901.; new, 735. to 905.; straw, 28e. to 32i. A SOLICITOR AND TITS CLERK DROWNED.—A pMnful event occurred on Thursday morning, at Carr Mill data. a large reservoir of water eitunte on the estate of Sr Robert T. Gerard. Bart., and midway between St. Ilelee's and Billing°. Mr. Simnel (read!, a solicitor, at St. Helve., and hie der*, an intelligent little boy, named George Dixon, about 14 years old, went to fieh with rod and lice at the dare, early on Thursday morning, accompanied by the brother of the former, Mr. Atane in Gasket]. surgeon, I who, shortly after partaking of s o me luncheon in • little but there, shout eight o'clock, left them to visit his patients. In the afternoon, Mr. Allausou Gasket' became alarmed et his brothm'e prolongad abeeme, and about three o'clock ho went again to the dent, where he saw his brother's hat Boating on the water and the boy's clothing lying on the embankment clnvo by. At the top end of the data, n hick at that point becomes narrow, and in the centre deep, lay aide by side the two dead bodies of Mr. Samuel Gaskell and his clerk. They were drawn out with the grappling inure, the former with all hie clothes on, and a strong line, probably used for catching pike, lightly wrapped round his arms and body, end attached to the wrist of the boy, who watt naked. The hat won found still Boating, and near the sprat while the bodies were discovered were found a rod and line, and a filth caught at the end of the line. No evidence aa to how the distressing accident happened area adduced before the coroner nt the inquest held on Friday, but there is no doubt that the opinion formed by the jury is correct, namely that the fish having drawn the rod from the embankment, tbroboy undressed and went into the water to recover the rod, having the strong lino teemed to his wrist, and held by Mr. fluke!! ; that the boy, getting near the centre. suddenly plunged overhead, and Mr. Gaskell rushed in to gave him, when he got his arms entangled with the curd, and thus both were drowned. The coroner's jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death." — Liverpool Mercury. THE SITE. OT TIIE NATIONAL CIALLERY.—A ru mour of so an nn;,, a kind bee got abroad, and has obtained so much credit in what are rolled " wellAnformed circles," that it would be highly entiefactory to meet it with an einthoo illative contradiction. This it is :—lt is saserted that es soon parliament his, risen, or at any rate during the recess, the recent report of the royal commission upon the site of the National Gallery is to be treated no a nullity, and that the collection is to be traneftrred to Kennington. In justification of this violent act, it will be pleaded that the des WWI received the signatnree of only three of the commissioners. These three, however, mastitnted a deer majority. Mr. Ford ha been eelectod as one of the original six, but from the first he had refused to act, contequently the number was reduced from six to flue. Now, with regard to the flys, Profeesor Faraday—a gentle man whore name we would mention with the most unfeigned respect—refused, if we are rightly informed, to affix his de nature to the decision, or to any det ision. 11. gave the oommis- Mon the benefit of hie wirntitie knowledge, but would meddle no further with the matter. Four commissioners remained. Of these three reported in favour of leaving the National Collec tion of Pictures where it is; ono taok another view. If this be not the decision of a majority we know not what is. We do ner my we ourselves believe that the decision of the com -111i62i011 will lie disregarded, for the proceeding is no Non groom as to defy belief, but we are justified in the sameteos that credit it attached to it by persons who have pesemni nently • right to be well informed upon such a subject.— rise ... Llchntrocit.—(Tftri DAV: By British and Mesmeric 'irk ',mph.) —The Hmliugs 010 gun screw ehip-of , war) hes juol arrived has trona Portsmouth.