The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-02 00:00:00

NCB. states that the French the begin and BUM o be under don of tits is no ttuth wisp... James tonsequenc• l France by T ETININO, Ern perfectly Wooed fall of tt they meet accounts, bat d. Continaa 4Oc. to Wet. the rates were e fell 70c. for I 64314. 93e. and .yons,liediter , ll 10fr. each 1 they linen from legion for rail rely moderate. in consequence _ . est the Belgian be export duty • upon cereals ortant meaeoea I July lb. oak of making triesport;ng This idea has, d I hear that the 'being ooneeded ;shown mewl opium to grant if land for every o the extent of ats of 7,600,000 the privilep of prodstoe, sugar, for a period of s print of pre .l4,“ balms M. et the Mende de v-ser L:yea loy the I to Mt Awe the mid 13 lave he. et lats.\ pet ea I would at; opflie Amos . 11 tit gn i lbw, &talk tall ozoinrlist nua 'INY. to Po Friends la MILDAT, UAI 11 WA say iosger is lws missed me lees r Imam pesmemioes NIB m its sseselaw. rhes w him plees Awe Cishwirs ty, Mesa NO shows ms the htsim Native hi SM. hat . 010 1 O re/ hediss bees /r; Aedmmawe ir sea. swi whims Dartvelteetq es the We owl Ow hie ;Mit retwea. Oast S vase sees repemtek I-. as limo' with 11. ise the tithe d C, mil ere etedmet le the the Ihremer sus spreela. that be rassiolled reethos Tho emergent step fft.1%4111 that bads pay. hardy t..: retheeetly Meek te yea slat le Om es. rthiCavalry ea Keret brae N me Orme ethissell tee load km 71. etheeme wee reed er the ethkethth da te Med imealletely Petted dr mem the ✓am het see • reed harrow etey, leerveth Mg yekt, dr think d dm* kg drk Nem Thom ernised d the lathery, of the ee l* ~big DAP they ratite hartey red the 5... do art threelose the 18y dry slitselurd me. Ere Odd me, ere; addled Yr. 8. embee sad theither ; te WM ere bid to PIM et Wert cowrie. , ...mines the Pe ery dim d the Nth vire= end miterk thud the &thetstes ✓e kits Welke* Coy ,dm Itheehlres. TM hal Erk, Meld a.B es ; aka the Tummy. ▪ Willeeihby. la them me hies It RN era, we b. Hsi thb memiee ,ta, there le so ethelatiai tarred. TM throtios num. (lad ..at ire may • le lui.iskr. rhe C..enniuder-k-Claise SU with these &wows Cuirass is frosie, tteti re. memo, Akers which ag with die wok is pat. rs nay wire as Masy. ins will nisch as Oiler siminwess Is ✓r (Csiestts) Chasm, 'Wit* .Nit the M- I utterly salsas), sal s • *serial b.. sent Swilty issastatis war troops is Awns on Owes, sal I bow la with ostatissuis Ws ▪ ; they wow nib sr AT Evoine, MAT It mom soaked= los lam is lonia disisibL ._ Dana, KAT U. I. Ind the arm ter wtrAeh carob/ tr. Ilteddes, Au Mw we lave the lei '. tromp mop to It gins es NaGw Ishalry, NA Ur dos ttsri on Asir Aces ' iambs gory mazy of es& mimed ; Imo enlatibi soros. Of lbws killed we lime the forkwiag:—Ceierl MEW% 11th, lanai ; Limftent cranapora mit wri. C. 116 Nag.* lambi ; Celia& Teets wed Cepwia 11.Deeel, ef like 2feels *lbw idialf, ad: Mei NU- sad the Me/, mg may etirew I. PPM* dap 34 Cavalry, moo* esireiL .on um omens. hosihorr, Am la berivria. "oa— swung Woo oil male MIK . Es , thme ININ so MS Frew It spoon the fa of tho SA Omar, eye Ti.. marl be pea vim Paswisi by tlie lewersewle. br edam dr gnaw port of Soo Ma somosod Ims i s Maw livorsas lioro lossiostsopol, don area Uwe 'IL: toopalllade !be coollsomilsoolo Ilsofal fa tloo ostosom THE PAPAL STATES. oasaairospairT.) y (nom ova uws -__ ROMS, Jena 11„ NMI are t . o i edge of the Christian chummier Of inttottenll6... pew:merit by its obeervaners d 1111/4111.11M0R pt, "Love your enemies," we I Mai that its political practice is sad/ .1 at asap that divine command. Seeds* • and even despotic ones, have show iTea lritnttely more merciful towards their' ts than the representatives of the Apestlee.. tiles japes and expectations of the Pope's subjects, wr respect to the intentions of his Holiness in hew of political offenders, hate been hitherto bat y realised, as the desired amnesty has been - = I to a few potions imprisoned at Bologna, for easeinoonswellmpoliticaloffruces , whovrempa nionedi • tbe 17th inst., being the anniversary of the Popes exaltation to the throne. The Ogszetta alludes to the sovereign clemency with mat= i easy, and avoids even the mention of t offenders by the roundabout phrase "" p political ersons subject to prejudice." From twenty to Reveals,/ twenty of the political prisoners detained ia castle of Palliano bare been transferred es the of Ben Michele in Rome, but it is not clearly= tabled whether this movement is to be (*marred as: a step previous to their release, or whether thole • evidence is required in the examination se to the origin of the recent mutiny and attempt to eseape_of_ the Palliano prisoners, or, finally, whether they are merely brought to Rome during the reparation and strengthening of the prison wards of that castle. Virliehem may be the true version of the affair, it only tends to waft= the universal opinion that a general amnesty will not be greeted. The reception of the Fiedmontese minister Bon. complaint at Bologna appears to have been as cold cm the part of the Pope se it was warm on that of the nobility and inhabitants of the city. His Holly sem granted the envoy bat a brief audisrooe, and not even a private one; but in private circles Bonooms pegiti's presence was . eegerl y sht after, and two of the most distingineW. of the Bolognese, S*nons Malvessi and Minghettl, who formed part of Pio Plono's constitutional ministry in the early part of his reign, gave splendid entertainments in honour Of the envoy. The Supreme Tribunal of the Rota has decided in favour of 3feesn. Jackson, Fell, and 'opting in theft contest with M. Mires and the Pio-Central Railway Company for the privilege of conitructing. the great line from Rome to Bologna. The eonecesion of Us% . line was sought for from the Roman Government, simultaneously, by Meson. Jackson, Fell, and Jopling on one side, and the Marquis di Constables on the other, when it was agreed between them that Mews. Jackson should resign their pretensions to the contention, and aid the Marquis and his Spatial! company to obtain it, on condition of beinat retain - ed as contractors for the execution ai the line. On the 21st May, 1836, the Spa:tide obtained the grant, which, however, they soli =— the 4th August following to Mires and 14e Pien-r Central Company, to whom they referred Mesas. ': Jackson and Co. for the execution of their contract.; The Pio-Central Company ignand the Jackson em tract altogether, and commenced the works on their own account last month, in spite of the legal retest* s . of their antagonists. The rights of the British company, however, wen — immediately represented by t he Hon. Mr. Lyon to Cardinal antonellt, and aided by the carried* at the British reliant, Mr. Freeborn, in the mob it procedure to be adopted in this country acrd he.* aided with the valuable services of the vaaralse. lawyer, Signor Franchi, Sierra. Jackson and Mt agent in Rome, Mr. J. Thompson, appealed Is dm • Rota tribunal, which enjoys here the reputaffee af being incorruptible, and from which he obtaiseibek week a favourable sentence. The Pics Central C 0... pane appealed to the second " torn" of the Mae tribunal. whose final &liana' is to take piece on the . 4th of July, and is expected to be conformable to the , test decision. The works on the Civics, Vecchia line are at a stard-still for the present, owing to the wages at the 'sheerer. having been considerably reduced by the French overseer', a circumstince which renders wee men (Meek to so obtained during the malaria ' MOW. ROODS Carob, 901. Exchange on London, 470. The New Clasen* of Prussia of the 28th ult rimulsr of the Sups ior EnegelOW Conseil nes Why es the man lege of persons diroered socording to eh .1 Wow. It says that whoa 'orb pewits esesind le be WT. Tied. =aft mat bs gives by the clergymen to wham they op* to the Ceeeiesery of dish diet. id, whkl dodge" whither it bs is swertinees *lib the pis ipitri of Christianity. Ms tight el sepal tree the Caretaker to the Sops iret lerbelseliesi Cosset is to be ellowed. Disperastioes awry of adultery are so Wenger so es venta, end tbe dew ens Willa* to gore ray stream's... Mos '3 Imre. et time. Oast Is Nieuwerkerke, d;reetoriammai d as mamma Ned intesdaut of Coe arts of the hamiltillatthr Imimmor el the French, has left Patin to tilt le eildbletle at biseehmeet. The P•siamilar and Oriental Compaq kali 1116 Ard that a ertheties of 23 per coat. he mit ott their saes eipsassoe-r malty foe atheers ea suesithalletbefba couipalled to ramps to India dais the mot ima It I. mid that the number on feelesoli Llitteltoll,m 4 2 ef the SOth thmeMs R 4 1 ,4 wither hem Ileamdtablitallbillb 2 amass Ass Lleutemeat Wallositthy bad get Is aSeSS4 IIIIII ,) bunt, bet slim Two protests on the part of peers against tbs 4 Dimes DIN as it has leen sent does he. the LOgig 18 Cammeess, base boss printed. The Any Mire y Lesit - Dobettablimq% rinks, I 4 ear -at, TOW de Ilabablar rad Baum% may be cussidsead as • diclasetiss ef the vs& prkuiple that in *vane there *mild be perfael melpreelif Itetwegs the amts Is the mem& Lords LysOlisrat al& - Desomfassom saintsia that wilful desertion as the pot 4 1 the lasheed &told Wide the wife, not sparely to • lepplasil tmegatted " separatims," bet to an absolute dives* AN ANCIENT BATII4OO3I.—The old Roman h•dh• room lately diwerered at Plombiires, at about sin het Woe - the Oyu*. Roe. is trapplbsd by a pipe, .the eatressity Writ to closed by • broom cork Mill meting. Tb lo Toir toeing bees turned—en operation whkh was sautes wwa* mach difilealty--an *mount A,w of water vadi plate. The water is of the mine qnnlity es that of the exiating ant le of a temperature of from 72 deg. to 74 deg. eez l : = that of the hotteiit raiding aping is oily 84 dig. tun whieh it omen that the Latter biworgeg rooted in MO pagoige to the bath,. T h era is f.. 1012 to eerier. that the fall now found was destroyed by wrote of the moose Medea mh,. followed Attila in hoi 'tweeting of Dinal-ho that the , Lath is hroinht int* use act ea tetanal el loudest oats. COMMIT EXTIAY4ION N 1.411 WOLVERUAXIPTON -.. TM blabbers of the village of Itortababha bli4 me oboe ben Wrkei. son us Monday *rows W IR 11120.1 k. me strap 11111_.NtnPUlanis. WO. eel Co., ii* ismalfisi ta . et Mk b tollebd=bisedlotoro 1 112 erobleeple bei owe/ fro tbe bey, eso llo l trbe vim the bet Web embers bee& e 1 the 01` bed aeorl_vieelei the pb me* 'boo the lbe* Whom FAA rob they were ei bb l stortiol sleet tbe Ms. sot ease pled the Tbry erne het* by Mir telbromedeme to bow **l**dve elms bey were bereelbleb arlmiel. by itt , j. mg esibma. beyed they win •11 mem, *dr eebbrime omer Abe ere Mom, rod be saporby dOm me WM. 0.2 . et es oellatmele Mime, le • dais Mr= 4 , 1 ** . ..... 1 ". 61 " . vq to MMus, a &Wm et two Mie r Thar ape my Imo tvelleob Mem. TM eell/ attobbel le a erMer bilbg ben ere be, se It me Wilt rebel. Me * ewer mar do *dem del ***** inr beteg esteheetel by dr due eterembee doe bee law 1 . ...ad bah den d below gorml.—Neerheoler Orendem LAW LNTELLIGENCK DWI DAY. COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH. sons* I. ittltetti. Most . _ dorm o'rkeltiast sight the weal. jury In tbis I tmr~b7l= V " Wal ts be two °6 r Z. 1 a : 3 - t. Mk ktootaiedes sot to ykld their Metal to t IPhs ele4l•tastad to the Wet. fa awe 4 nearrdto their veadiet. Thar wag ree en me OR eluoi ems t ' 3 4 % court, whoa olio efA of tbo associate tual twat laft to oar tho IL l t i tt &LOIN be g:ces bikoo Moho if M. pored to to in a q t sslowsaid abilli WWI OtholslX vary such eadtsd. so • situ* 64111•6 se lithommi Mi lls Sol WM( tiro mead th e twit dlerwathwits. ihr. ateltatt tUt tety liad 'gird Ili IS • sea* t 'll vas ieserstoot, were la fool sd the Oran Si isal sabecsity ot sae ban sad . laleiel&railt sand is accordance with timer I toss lirietths ladska of the jury ins balsa by kaosdars ad the i oet SW if they MI mot ef. this by , twain o'clock they would hart to to kept op until the arrival of tbeludge mat morning. Into 0. Datesurro.. In tbla glary width woe tried ylorda ..i i by Lard Canlpbel withoqt spiry, al ia alga Ibe t 3 outman dots We slairs to a il ‘ipyright a=saik = 1 " Practioe of Mind Imo implored by ILe. Citadel, 1 ell, to writs lor It* 41 1. 4 • Pt the Foot this mania* brWb amid la . ' s(lkare, sad nil be wee ir, - tbst the *WE vas sealed to a mall. tardier la the "MAUI atonesoft. . . . COURT Or OOWMON PLEAS. Mao et EY rday to rospek,—Bsfors Chit Judi Osidhokswi &Ikeda! Jury.) agittrg /MD ritOTAVS L =WM AND OTITIRS.-LINIM. Ws less ma rasa to rem* dons„ for s libel, rul rho ' . *aka tot cilly ez oi t y l l:o d o4ustltl a calk:m. 6r tile thi t2 i Xr. Wilde kr ths ts. flit Bytes old Oat *hid& fa this au e trete soh ' Is lowkakt Wieses Natio Cradled. sod hos, as*" issaliss at aid awaassts, at Swamis sad ' mid Sii iilssit"' limn. Itedsey rd Co., iamb la Larks, sail llsztay thattoth M estleavere gswilsosaa et ondateseto the arit nit 111 ho kw MAO. Abe it Is 4 Way k , . et a lid , dike hod it the C : =ot Ulm thilkal lati i r ' th i= "e " ad d olds that __dim y sad a ths SW colds( dr fi e eitosisils sad Co.* mks kik ids*, ar s o tbs awake ; sid_ths ykia beim . _ths owls Oa limn. Nom. Oreatel, sad CoCo, ouwiktl stalk e wed ems, 'bodkin. The libel - disk share al ass as takers :—.Cspetess add awe yews nooks metal meows, MI in fut ad lide/Maraa W. 11. =rd Co will soy as accord% b Maw = sad Co. steer emir bras! la rabs hove disk it Ai than L Oa Isar ani WI. Sens see to be tuts et as An ric lir ad via seem died shiest at IA Ihell fhb um a vary swim Tll3 Imo le lag es elk% thl mat of the vat Is ebb& • Sol sail Mesta Loamy art Os. het bestain le sir - t o a~, oust the oat, IN ides a s hew ss squat ty could bo gika to ilk endow es bed be urea to the Mal Miele, ass sr waif ibimr issiowmposa MeV vas to slats tits SW ess Oft SEW esussi on tat otter Alb F•• sislary. sad dams his clients' amok or thatims we se pearl whatever Is Marline d tha rrill• staled that, sa the pat of be ihisitsit. I haled set IhetN•htet bethaties in saying did We Say lad /mg sp bees Whet to say, that Olt V shish het be mewed Iti s let i Cl is dels war illlhlh ilir evil set , awl site.. Made to dead lg. sum khaki = males Me &haw rto • le do Sim* Off Ira dm.* that piellallb lot beta 'Why afiesmist limb slot beer or se Ise eigliss; but =as area MI lass bressitt talstro MI bees St de giaistillh, sod the let seer woe NOM Oa as ea le Isseberst to those eseistse berg' won assuals tar I to behalf of dr sad whit* remit lel hiessi them to es as Z 4liii a &es Eta was taddell =Yr Ss drcumstasat that thus was se pent Walarall for all Imputation at bareback sr say effremiessluttestAatte,_eall ho W4O gulls rawly la withisw I. est he see •Isallsd dot the .miss Wads thaw mama bed maw Is this krulastia lb. thidort Bytes rid so rho post ed Ids cede the ay driest woo Oa dadiadia of shometer, sad this we time mat let=teembelies elite yassetileis, for ho madsteisei to tag tha he isissicil rho Met, alit sea =Salad thalami was se grad Oa doer breach ot the . _ . " The Oldst Smiles Gee& thee this woe aneeentieideti teemlemeies et the metier. • mike ree thea eseente ter the platet:Ei b y cop est, damps els. MOND COURT. (Many at NW Prima ia Leaboa.—Before Mr. Julia VfMte sad • Cam* Jury.) RAW W. TAIL.-ACCOMMODATIOI( RILL. Mb Ina ea art* vote kar tells a/ eadaeoge, "Irk for SOL. @whist th• rioulra r weep:or. Mr.lludrat Um= wed Mr. o,; the apparel dir the distuiff; sod Mr. thrissia Whet.* ryas tor the agemmia• The pieettW es• • boot end eh* maker, NA pm& ameasia. red the deendret hart hem** bra a mode sea% ermat. The FL is.;re ea •we fat the Ml. had r en la=dsd bLlbs dsiadssle a;via t• • ms, ••• lei *Pars M the pies•M‘ who bad harm eaa r eihmah• them ?he albabar• eaa was. eat Ir hod it:rett the Wile h *meths dr Mad reameadrgaa, sad that be had Dem reesteed • may Mir Ms isugamer The*, grate • **Kt ix the ilhowlerst. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wm Mr : Cessal%skew Fag,humus.) besengtorttase ear was notot.ons some two or thwe gewiesp, wed wits is now undergoing the mew:we of n skid eiiet, was bersoght op for examination touching the duke of Mermen Wag sad Cempbell against the es:ate. The preceding, went ninety 1,1.ra% end judgment was (Ci. Mr. raw.) 1K na °TWAY MAUR. The twabrapt was a small inerchsot, of Railway-pion, Faseitrch-Mead. The ow.iikans was edloorsed about a trialmwoostli gig to asearttin what the trials would rorli•s. Vane has keen a dividend of le. lip. no debt) of 1,20 W. Mr. Carr was Sue the ',signers, and Mr. Lawrence for the tookraist. Mr. Canaan, the official masigneo, stated that the bankrupt lad sold lila basines for SOUL to one Schneider. formerly kde employ, tar log ds hills of M. each for the amount. Of these roily thews had been poll. His Honour granted a third etre certificate. 811ERIFFS' COURT. (AN Mr. Vede79l;;;4 - B;rcieli;;rl. - Commou Jury.) MN was an ;eliTti irWhiehliigroost woo oarwell to go by default, and • s rit of inquiry woo na soled to amen the dana no. lb. Denny appeared for the plaintiff. Th. defendant was lot noponmeted. The *Adam themel that tho defendant had been in the soteloo of M. Walton and Ellis chemists, Finer.) , rat, when tie *WW2 daughter, Elirabcth Candi, sate dooneetk am rat. Whin both were their employ the younpromosmonalmeed by the &Ancient. In Doeserbar the employees dlownerher that ths young woman was prop_ oat, Illmoissei bar, sea she trout hems to her mother, who was • widow residing h Lambeth, and oho was an Dm gent Janney last. The datesdant had left IlealWastian, meld was now • store keeper to another dro Mord _ neontly mat,;ed, s',4, it woe mid, PIMP The defendant had an offer of than, whisk ha 'echoed. . . 1111r.117;citreased the jnty to men the sloornt of damp. la ir and reasonah required le damages were uired ea the part et plaintiff, wlifeh the defendant amid pay. Mr. liertiff Baseball told the pity that the lenasied coinarl had pea the case to then to a popes menet, end perhaps V wearable damaged were awarded they would be paid. Ma at 601. pry, after a abort cattsultatlon, 'amassed the daranyes THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Ars lows, Mari:l;;;;;li;;Z:thrrit, each foes tem mere as% ware before Mr. Hammill, dip Witty 6.Es.seibruidis two paam M idar% yam bo MeddleaM n• i mrsatad a ley lir =ktasymeemea. dui Mir Met set mem them as Ma la aid bee tar dm Wein ammel meat brae beta sole- Ithae boys. Immo mil l ame edmitted WINN 'NM mist Mr. Maawee—Aed wily ea yea break tie eat.? OM.—Hamm we w. sakiadly Ireat4 Jr. They siona aff belr. vbet Mr. r •'.—Shavel It ? Raved your bete. For Cagy (a emiabie at the worikhime)—Three male Awe, your worolipZ wale bre= Woo Mr. Vl's re=al4ll° = fama dill Vrg` — No' I fir bora, red Mied, lAN% tbail slob' husk &GOA be them& ask by amdiodes De. QM% die M la swam bel vo a id dbil. THE ar. the% OM le wq they were car alma owlet •- •• • • Crarisp—Rhoda Wean& taimera-111 maw airs my , thew marl- Mg, Moe pee serthWe sepeplothaelr sewed pea Othoolor‘thleb elan -I hew wake •th my spiel then spa Mc AMA (eapelaa)—Well, it certainly appears to Ise • eery agape Ithowebleg = g ee . heel the with of the ‘;‘thowo, or ewe *ye' iewtheelethly Itheillobsotherth earnmott. AMIN rrm) Mut /Mira • respectable•leata ma, pala yam a MI% vfirf ststrthw gramma sad wh elk dtheththe is thirest eurelemieft *Oft es s boolue, wee littlup is moldy et Davit C. yelltweerielie est Themes with ittharthst to elan! maths di e t • • Tim etheethie theta ditt es efewstoth the tat Ye ma ailed %We. Ilsibibstost, Oorathe red. wire Ale them* Meek whet Ids wife AM Mater her Ithe Mr theist ha ft wow, with • reeor. Intones isloott Ow home the saw Ma tyke; dews la yesl 'Math Ste ithaellatoty mad is the eily soolthesee rth el thilb - vibe eerie the wood towtheth tweeeetheeith hie West beim& Wittier =irk lie te Thenthe whew lobed nothlic. "Meath thre athillooles foam the beethetiorea, ewe el *bid tht bath that the Cahal atempsed to wet 11Y threat soh wttfle he the thri repay etre Omni be tibia of blot. awl thelstmetheire Omar Itheethere et y of his rela ting be ewe/ The wilt d the pier a vet un creethoishie h tth . tho, Ut si t=st a T di ed, erl that Yr 11= woe oseleetldth et dam H. W athethed ethwelthe addle, tad helot boob emeollel home hit ellathioas. member, ethyl •lebteth he west The wits replied that be sr Wier sad he bed been ik some. time is the Soak , el 1110-141thtlbsete thoot *mow, sad bed nosily YR ~we theme bth atrouee nerleth, The Meg:otroto meth hew keth - lie theoll had bees af- Aden Ithe With stilith 4thitheth ereoleoes Ma Sates Zlllllthelfigeni,ll be wrath pod _thew prow nebeint ee there •thilthl thither Wins* fhot it was • Rhea, diet Ye la we aged ew thte het theedea. Thetenthisbale Uhl there le is Mit, troth b 4 moor time **he sue el thownot dee ; therefore rs roam mei him le the. s psi, vb." It. v . " t* ethialsedley the thellethewtheraeth sad ethat are of. The pilolOrt thes thug reosoret to THE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH LENT RAILWAY. GREENWICH, Tote The. This osterhtg, Times /Wry, eugine-driva, and Edward ermies, is the aeries of the Booth-Eseters Ri'wey Company, were again plead at the her before Mr. - Treat, the Pitting mag3eretl et the Greenwich pollee-am t, charged with neglecting their they +tele Brit Mg en me end hen of pemeogers on Sunday ereelog lost, wheve eleven meow wen lelled and were' ahem set:oatly Mr. Ikea, solicitor, "Ws attsrled tor the company. red yr. Broca fee the phonier.. Lem the proomentge cemoteseed Mr. Trail ragweed /Sat the willows es both skies elmeld hews the tenet, ',bled hew Pig hoes homeoistely amested to, George Abbott, who wee employed es heed guard to the 9.30 train, wee etamtnel. He mid—What I law the led light, I pot lay heed oat of the w;ndow, end I then saw • wrap, tight seer the perm& I took It to be • light at the gad of the train in &d -rams, If a proper bobcat had ars kept, those lishlo ought to ham byes wen by _the atame-d. :Ter rod trews soon after tem Etaeltheath. If earl bed been the are them worald ham been time to pert up the The in wee prorerdiog when ear repot t Ad Y.) I rt. so CAMBRIDGE. The Cambridge (Borough) Committee met again it this mooning (Mr. Deem ia; the their) and 011nillned the It gentling. PONTEFRACT. Ili This smimhbe remmeroldedst ths usual hour, Mr. Head. to Maio* air. The what ef the morn Um was sgatikd with rebutting evi. 1 times Mow& La weed on behalf al the intim number. MATO. The shove committee met at the obi beer illb tool olog, so 114. Scholetteld in the chair. The to vas ray 11Mcb it. Mended` ith members and ilimpris. Aware the Itt. Is met noticed Mr. Hayti, ace( Mr. liersome, tie 8 ; late Secretary to the Lied lAsoMmat of IMmaii. g i! It but b-en announced that Atilkihep liPlisle would he r memoned He diet thing this ressuleg, mal that so eat si we she eases of Me meek ; list alihmalkiis tight nemosnd to gentteman was *Wu the minis dee beam he less net t o called et the amemneemat el Os peenees, ft le Milo, peat dlmenseemed el swung games atti m ar il l I pg. pragtly rah. Mb obbibitbrip. Is Mei mold the prat N. the mooed, um amkona le the ilapipeotpent's mem mad there be mwesinod A ihe sossolos. Sir liking o • Dsmillees tho Sob elms ortehtvi b. t.. _lls wirambod i y i kr.littisdsmo.O.C. illsade— wills is Ibi eawaly mid so soups/ Ilsslisast se essoty. Lord Lens is loribilswbesst. aid ibis Ire issitlWs slemoso odun t ir..21,h0s I psi don. h em I woo sbodrese of . e so mal tem Mbsanet4 fa lilii the IT* MINI' ill th• *Mb Via. is oppswel to lam ohs moppet vi tito iii want pow, Boom son and pronoteeett w:th the is tt O We osmissr4 movables is lislittmzlt st. emboe otodiemet bloom so lost that the team- had to Ii be asessann*, eel CIL Hls,ee hod to wools clouttA t o 111 We Mid kW WO dirk TM mesa dat i r i llt ma hr : bed sthropled to sosisst l be who g ba sto e s . dos send hs was siorreenard V gawa ssestibya tee at, pints sail s pod& desk, wits gi. MOS 41111111101 of sleeker. The two pile ems the lit desk , led Is rope got en emit* GM * sista. vas 111 . ocessillod to Isom without esameslog titedlielt:M. Is ohs rd Woof st Trawl., we Anima He psalm bailie Ott ii. tscitammt mil them who pemload elbawards e weal*, Col. eight s theekegyeem etthe church of Ripplend end Ms _amp% On the 21w of Mar* we commune* to ammo Oasitatur whisk contains --i -*oat ferty or layoirobse I tossestel t hem, and obtained M. ever ismayAlm4sinilm The whale attic Ember voted se for Coiressi - M bat the abhor obstwes vololl t o him. On tbs MI ol Monk 1 writ to lo 1 Newport. and cm ' Ord I beirsoll ea Cal. Higgins to ~."1 Ballinagli, bates teem nimble OD pi Isle lb* town owing to N: the mrittutent. We etterwavis mea lie Balleyemr., where le we found a patina areated, eadepew It a crowd of people, It amount whom ware ewes se Opt Chine One was SS Mr. bierehiy, maw Mr. O'Dea*, end a third Mr. 1 ° Shelley. TM plots told the peed, that Colonel a. Higgins was • trattor, sod &k& upon them es. in the name of their religion, es we br Mr. Mame. sp Colonel Higgins atiempicd to spark, tat the pried beckoned is. to the mob and they refined to h e r hitt. On a snhaequent ai. 40 we mat to a tams cella Indloplarrem where the can- 111 . Mates wore to sawmills oketamliat the mob Ins hooded by a pleat on horsibeek, wed owing to hie it, influence Colonel Higgins me relbsed a hearing. IN. The mob made en atteek ems Camel Higginn's to. committee and supporters; several elflike got broken beak 18 end the excitement increasing. Idiltto ha my duty to r g draw the attention of the ghat iff to ohs conduct of the pint g Corley. On the following day tie noesinetion Wok place, aid this mane great, who dime eve rted a large whip, was very active M tuning the permit, to him and - hoot Coked Higgins. I know the Rev - . M. Mammy, be Is • Romani esthetic. priest at New re:..He thee brother to Bhhop Ilchrietry, and en the Sunday 40 election I heard him haranguing the perm!. @Oust Colonel Hlgging. I also row mother ps ;cot ti awned 0' Ryan distributing whisey to • mob ; he pg poured It ant of a largejsg, and al e s handed it about be nit sewn led the mob to vote foe Moore. The mob, after drink. to hog the whialkety, brume very excited, end it had to bo dia. pared by the police. I attended at the Newton polling is bnotb on the polling days, and am 0' Ryan bring up voters. pee Priorities to the election I sow a placard posted in the towns, to stating ltd a meeting of the clergy of the diocese of I' Town bad been held, sad that the meeting bad come to a 11 . detenutnation to oppose Colonel Higgins, became be had ~ been guilty of a violation of his ninth solemn pledges. The 0 placard elm stated that CM, parish In iest would be put in to motion to Muff the return of Mr. Moore. and to oust Colonel Me Higgins; and ft would be bts duty to his duck to me that no I elector v oted for the colonel. N The witness was ercaammoslned open this point of the a Pawed, by Mr. Kerslake. He mid—l saw the placard is potted at Al me one's Hotel, Cadleber, one of Moore and Palmer's emitentitee-roonts. le Mr. Otifiln we. revelled to prove that he saw pealed at Ss the hot I • placard with the words "Moors end Pahner's M Committee Room" on it. tell Mr. Kerslake contended that there was no et :dear* to ma- Dee met Mr. More. the siting naember, with this placard. to P;rltieltatdO'Dminell re-examined by Mr. linnes—l heard to Mr. Moore advent the people from one of the windows of " Mkunstrons's Rot lon the Amami days ;I am none but gg the Wein bin, up Mr. Mocee's voters; certainly 1 neither to taw nor heard of giagregalar legal agent engaged In that to ' way Cr Mr. Maws. I saw at *set seven or eight priests Os enpsed Is seilre opessika at the polthse booths for Mr. 05 Metre. The meek lithe pollshmed that RH voters remised to emalleitinegkest Eneowtty. 1,041 pnltad SarCok 111gging, gg sad tbs sobs hy of Yr. Moore over Colonel Etv woe le lii. We bad osolvell ever 1,200 premises ke Oi Er ta g:te, bet stir tbs tooltontst oretertd by tits pawls es Seed * atst the ma NI irk ad moil mil Isis lir Colossi Nig ens. We doe *and that sows wit@ lei is plump for dm' lagers wort blend by Vat ' tied el tbe Owls to vets to, Mr. Mow Cituosmotisal by Mr. Karahho—disms or Hs WIWI likes I MIMI* sod ties wheel I abialeed erombot weft bessbod Lad Leone, bet I do sot Irmo wiener the as lord abiresols tkoissoi birelts swyportor of Kr. Mom. [Hosolettles vie poissalti wins on west to prow] WAIIISILX. - I TIM semnateo were irW - sail - g. with dead dews,' dot wit& of dr nabs. Tbs./ bed sot mired at den dal &din Auk gm mat IsIL 1 t i ei TsuBsDAT EVENING, JULY 2, MT. , MONXY MAXXAM-TEAS DAY. ErCT — ..oop Y I io.ot. Two o'Ctocit. I The funds to-day show a recovery of tot per cent, and the other Stock Exchange markets arc also rather firmer. The weekly court at the Bank has broken up without making any change in the rate of discount. Consols were first marked 921, and are now quoted 921 to lex die. for the 9th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced are mar ked 921 to 1; the Nair Three 'Per Cents. 924 to 1. Bank Stock, 213 ; Exchequer Bills, Ss. to 15. die. ; being firmer; and India Bonds, Bk. die. Very little business has been done in foreign Stooks, which see steady. The only saks reported are—Danish Fire per Cents., at 1021 ; Dutch Four par Cents. Certifs. at 98 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961 cx die.; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 891 and 891 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for ac count, at 96; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., at Va Ps n' I [ls 11 I a Ili .b!"." 102. The arrival is announced to-day of the Stebon heath from Melbourne, and the Granite City from Sydney. The former vessel has 5,254 oz. of gold on freight, worth 21,0001., but the latter is not known to have brought any gold. Operators for higher prices evince disconregee went, and aro closing their accounts, in antici pation of the monthly settlement fixed for this day (Thursday) week. Many of the speculators aro inclined to hold aloof from the market until the arrival of the next advice* from India, owing to an apprehension that the spirit of mutiny may have extended to other portions of the Indian army. The demand for money in commercial channels was again active yesterday, and the market evinced stringency. The Bank minimum rate of six per cent. is eagerly paid on good paper. Money will doubtless continue in request until after the 4th, upon which day the requirements will be very heavy, the more especially as the sth falls on a Sun day. This event over, the monthly settlement in Consols, on the 9th, will induce some demand. In lit le more than a week, however, the dividends will be released, and will, it is hoped, lead to some relief. Meanwhile the loge arrivals of specie, part of which flows into the Bank, and the reduction in the East India Company's rate of exchange, form favourable features of the money market. The Bank of Eng land is known to have purchased fully 200,0001. in bullion last week, and has doubtless retained that sum in the absence of withdrawals on foreign ae eount. It must be rem em bered, however, that heavy disbursements were made last week on account of government salaries and other payments. The re- duction thus occasioned in the Treasury balance must have gone far towards preventing any imams in the Bank's stock of unemployed notes during the week in question, the return referring to which 141 1 be published rest Satueday morning. The gloom of the Paris Bourse, in face of the highly satisfactory ap of the harvest, is mainly caused by a plc ora of floating stock, fresh parcels of which are pressed for sale from day to day by holders who wish to make the necessary payments upon the new securities now in coarse of IMMO by the Bank of Frames and leading . railway companies. The settlement being now in progress, the pressure of the recent sales is the more severely felt. The East India Company yesterday notified that they have reduced by one farthing per rupee the rate at which they will receive cash for bills on India. The rate is fixed until further notice at 2s. old. per rupee for bills on Bengal and Madras, and 2s. gd. for bills on Bombay. The reduction is not very important in amount, but its object is to attract into the company's home treasury additional funds, which are doubtless required to meet the increa sed expenditure inci dental to the present emergency. As tending to give a cheek to the immediate shipments of silver to India, the step may ho regarded as involving some degree of relief to the money market. The last inv vious alteration in the rate or exchange was an nounced in the middle of January this year, when an advance of 3d. was decided upon ; thus rescind ing a reeolut:on for a reduction of id. made on the 3rd December, 1858. The East India Company have also issued notices inviting tenders for the conveyance of 4,400 troops, all of her Majesty's service. to India. Of these, 2,000 are to be conveyed from Dublin to India in screw slcem shlri o. 1.000 tons burthen or upwards. The reveining 2400 are to go in sailing elms of rot Iry than ."00 tons register, half from Dublin and half front England. The tenders are in each case to be scat, in on the Bth inst.. and the whole of the troops are to be embarked between the 21st and 29Lh inst. The mezimr ni number to be embarl:ed any ore sailing shin i, 0 .00 men. In our opinion govern pent would have dore bear! had they advertised for steamers to convey e‘e entire force. We cannot thiek that any (1 1 :Peal.) , wound be expe rienced in procuring a aulle;eut nu.nber of steamers. Specie continues to flow in with extraordinary rapidity from New York. In addition to 169,20(11. brought by the Vanderbilt, intelligence was received yesterday afternoon of the arrival of the steamer Atlantic at Liverpool, with 225,71101., a portion of which is probably on contirental account. Of the i amount by the Vanderbilt nearly one-half, 0r113,1001., was destined for England, but some of this is in Mexican dollars, which will be sent to China. Of the portion in gold, about '7.0001. was yesterday sent into the Bank of England. The shipments PpeeT by the steamer Magda lena, for the West Indies and Mexico, amount to 35,286/., of which G 3551. is silver, and the rest g^ll. The corn market. yesterday nes steady, at last i d Moudav's rates. 'the imports nr roreign grail into Londoii this week are l igh,. The number ur floatinr cargoes arrived ct ports of call since last Ft :day is l but of these were sold whilst on passage. Indian railwey shares are still offered, and suffer in prioe, the demand for these seen' ities being sus pended, pentl:ng the receipt of further advice' from the East. The severe depreciation in Canadian railway securities of all dcseripiiinui forms another :eatitre of Stock Exchange business. The new 201. Ito. shares of theßuffalo ard Lake Huron Company, with 51.10 x. paid, were yesterday marked 153. per share. At the meeting of the Ithymney Iron Company yesterday a Famyeerly dividend of 11. 10s. per 501. share, and o: Os. per 101. share, was declared. The annual meeting of shareholders in the Com. oreveial Bank or London is called for the 21st July. The retiring directors are Messrs. Charles Butler, J. A. Chowne, John Savage, and Joseph Thompson —all of whom offer themselves for re-election. The half-yearly meeting of the City of London GM Company is called for the 15th July, when a dividend will be declared. The scrip of the Turkish Gas Company is called in, prior to the return of Is. 641. per share. The coupons of the sterling Debenture Bonds 0. the City os London, Canada, are advertised for pay ment. The position of the market for American railroad secwittes is thus reported by Mr. E. F. Satter thwaite : Transections In American securities in London bare been extremely inacave daring the past week, end prim hare declined. WEDNESDAY Hrtinage. The funds to-day showed a increased heaviness, finally closing about k per cent. lower than yester day. The decline was assisted by news of a further severe fall on the l'aris Course, but is still chiefly ascribable to the speculatively overbought state of the market. Consols, which were quoted at four o'clock yes terday 9 2 , opened this morning at 92!, " buyers," declined to 92! to 1, and closed at exactly 921 ex div., for the 9th of July. After the close of the Stock Exchange stock was offered at 92k. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 9tk July, 92t, I, !, ex div. A A a 4b ti 0 a better. " 'II; 8: • -••• Iftiettga • 10 Tel ell Vale of Neuf Walartord = ID w siimixd ag cuma aal of.saa cum: r. as Ow 11 1113 V 11..13 vir aMNeI II I tal Pr Pest 31sii a ii F $ le 11l 6 le• pAt. 10 Cblorkelaw. .... , los Ordir Iclieltbsed 062.1.P40166.4116a.6 6 164 .60 I. Ase 46a. 16* 41: 6.04661.44.113.,614 , 6.4 6 4 4 li Ds, IF. Yaf . Do. Ile. 6 p.dig. 61. 611 Iron Urea 4 mewl IN Willa.• 1.66mt444 1: 6 0 6, . , p IM Pat a1 =..46.4. 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Reduced; 921, I; New Three pe Cents., 921, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, ex king in April, 1883, 181; Bank Stock, 2131, !hrae-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds , idling payable in 1868, 981, 981; ditto, 1869, 981. Consols for the "opening" (17th July) were lbw marked 92 ex div. Exchequer Bells were firm, at 6e. to 2a. dig, Exchequer Bonds were quoted 981 to 90. In the foreign stock market the principal traineu actions were in Turkish Six per Cents., which WSS. better, the bargains ranging between 051 and 96,,, and the closing quotation being 951 to 96 for the 16th inst., or per ocnt. above that of yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain steady, at 1911 to 192; for the account. The placing of the Peruvian guano islands under the protectorate of England and France is considered to materially strengthen the position of the bondholders, and thug yesterday's rise in Peruvian stock was supported, but the market was loss buoyant. There were a s number of transaci ions in Sardinian stock, which , shows much steadiness. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLocit. Scarcely any business seems to have taken plans this morning in the home mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange not a single transaction is re corded. There area few inquiries, but they have led to no striking change in prices. Imperial Brazilian Shares have been dealt in at It. In other foreign and colonial descriptions there is still tin ilbilenCe of movement. Subjoined is tho official report of transactions in the timing Exchange yesterday : Bell sad Leased., 2f, 3 . Herodefoot, 21; Tune GommlQ 235., 245., 265. , Wheel Edward, 61 . l e. 3d., 61 ; Wheel' ray, 3. The sandal meeting of the shareholders Is the °rasa , Duchy of Barba Ckartarod Nina is called for tbe 31st oft July. WEDNISDAY Ersarae. Business in home mining stocks remains very dull, but the market exhibits some improvement at character. There is more inquiry for stock at the greatly reduced prices lately established, at which shares arc now very sparingly offered. We have no general alteration in prices to report. North Wheal Crafty shares were quoted lower, and Poe kelli United ratherhigher. In foreign descriptions the only feature was re newed flatness as regards Cobre shares. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. SVOAIL—The market remains dull, and the small public, sales are going off without spirit. Covrtn.—This ors isle has a steady appearance, and the • public sales are going off at previous rates. Tes.—The marlst is firm, although the demand is hiss active. Priers ere nnaltercd. Iticr,..—The public sales went off at previous rates . 2,000 bags Bengal sold at lls. 6d. to 12s. 6wereo bogs Madras sold at 115. 6d. ; and 3,500 bags Jams bought in at 12a.. to ALIBTI.I,OOO bags of Madras, refraction 18k, sold public sale at 35P. 6d. to 365., whkti were {Ol prim. Corro3.-250 bales sold yesterday on 'Chrose. 150 bales of Burst sold %public Pals to-day at 5.1.• to 6,;(1. Rt n.—Ths marks for this made continuo , very dull sad priors are partly nominal. British molds:s have advanoed . to good rrd t 89s. to 944, 6d., Grenada 43i. In other at ticks no mates inl alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is !okay° si the annexed quutations Town tallow, 675. 3.1. • Petersburg Y. .on the pot 60s. to 695. 6d.; July to Septdmbor, 68a. Gd.; October to December, ; lids. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reperts a moderate supply, and brio trade. Prima meadow bay, 701. to 7GB. , auiwgise ditto, Ns. to 883.; interior ditto, 00a. to 63a. ; new ditto, 6 1 3 a. to 750. • rewra, 60a. to 665.; alarm, old, to 1056.• sem • eand eat, I. 90a.; usw,6os. to Si..; straw, 28a. to 'Ns. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCL ELECTRIC TeLzosArn.) WORCESTER MEETING.—TIIIS DAY. _ _ •• - - • TRIAL STAKES.—One mile arld • quarter. 1`,,,,ti0n, Blight, Mims liarkaway, Elfridn end Verona, are Mee. TWO-YEAR -OLD STAKES. Ilalf a mils. Mainstay and Polly Peach= are all that are here at pereent. WORCESTERSHIRE STAKES. One mile and a halt. Aksthir. Maid of Dermot, riali0115;11341, Cotswold, Jesuit, . Martlett, TM Paps, 044'11, Laverna, Sir Philip Sydasy, Verona, Rowdy, and Uma, are ham. OTHER ARRIYALS.-1.41181. Br - me, LitileCtereZ 4 o, Boh Ilittnre, Pretty Boy, Ephot no, C Old Tom. and Olseurity. Eirocrem—Pwly Johnson and Quoin of the &WI. THE BROADSTONB ZILAGEDY. DUBLIN, WIWI:WWI EVININO. At twelve o'clock this morning the prieoner, James Sponse. was plated in the dock at Capel-street police-office for final examination. A. on Saturday,, the office and its - approaches were crowded by persons aesons to witness, or interested i n the pm-edit:go. The p ri soner, as on the pre vious day, dimplayrd the greatest coolness and calm ness, which would have been imperturbable were . It not that • cu fain nervous twitching and coin preamon of the mouth, and the °cessions' contrac tion of tho fingers and clenching of the bonds, betrayed an anxiety or emotional disturbance, natural under the cirrJonstourr.r, to which the Fruitier character of the face would otherwise have Iron 'neap Ile of giving exprottion. Beyond thie ho deployed the moat po,:ect miconeetn, nay,. almost indifferenes to the terious proreedinge taking place before him, and it wee only when bin child was brought in to serif/ her infototations, that fora moment, and a moment only, Iris appearsneo indicated inlrrett or curiosity. lir. Corballis, on the part of the crime, applied to the magistrates to commit the pi*.sor.er for trial. Mr. Curran. objected, and called on the conneel for the crown to state whether or not they Ind any other evidence; when Mr. Coe said, the distinct answer to that is that there is. Under • these eircunietancra the nweistratcs relesed tucowinit finally, sad the prisoner was remanded to Thursday, the 9th inst. Yesterday a meeting of her Majesty's I)iooeste• Commiaioners was held at No. 13, Greet Georgo-stree4 Weetteinster. Commissionere mama : The Archbishop of Canterbury, president; the Earl of Harrowby, the Right Hen. Speecor 11. Walpole, the Right Hon. Stephen Lush theta, Dr. Traver TRW, ti , Viosr-eneral the Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair, and the Venerable Archdeacon Junes. • Mr. Fein Knyvett, the secretory, deo atteudid. LICENSED Vier:ALLY:RS' TESTIMONIAL TO MR. B. F04710,-0 0 Tuesday 0770i747 1101 influential meeting of licensed victuallers was held at Mr. Tucker's, the Three Buck. Gresham-street, pursuant to public avertieement, to co nsider whet ateps should be token to notify their appre ciation of the service rendered by Mr. Benjamin Fester, of St. John's (into Tavern, Clerkenwell, to the trade. Mr. Tucker took the chair. and several apeechee were delivered. in which Mr. Feeler's exertions for the alteration nf the Beer Bill, well knot; a as ti Wawa Patten's." which were eventually suecreeful, and the poet he took in Novi Cs case, the result of which wee that orders were issued to the police to remove nay disorderly or mieennilucted person from public-house, so that the lenollord anal , ' not, by acting for himiielf, be rendered liable to proceedings for asault,ll.ll had been the ewe in runny instances, were highly eulogised, as were taw other metiers in which Mr. Footer had acted in futilcrenee of the intennts of the tends st large. A resolu tion was pawed to the effect that the mormg, Teo-Trifling the value of whet d eters Foster bed dose for tbe public and tnule in generel, wasined to testify by *me suitable tovirunnial tbe.r reuse of the acme and a chairman, com mittee, end *cindery were appointed to carry out the object. Mr. Taxer was appointedchairman, end Mr. Leman, of 76, St. John-street, honorary secretary. Ttetimpuivronma.—On Monday, Liverpool wu visited, and several incidents are mentioned of tr.juries to Leases end animals from the Ightning. The electric deck en the Exchaege was stopped; and during a marriage , at Walton, so the gentlemen wee in the act of putting the ring on the lady's finger, a flesh of lightning appeared to strike the interesting and indispensable gold ornament, which the • bridegroom dropped, in slruin, t 117,11 the floor. It is said to bare been qaockly picked up by the lady, who, with an encouraging whisper, returned it to bee future lord. The • ceremony was °endued, and safely completed. SIDNEY V. ALLGOOD.—The total coots, 9.0., in cured by Mr. Allgood in reading the late arbitrary pro- cadings against hire, have been mithetibed by some of ear . fellow-chi:eta (with the exception of 101. contributed by Mr. 0. Ricardo, M.P.), who, whilst strongly &approving of the handbill, which formed the groundwork of the charge of, libel, considoeted that Mr. Aldermen Sidney ought not te.• hare proeeeded against Mr. Allgood after be had npplied far' and °teethed the name of the author ; end consequently that, se against Mr. Allgood, the proosediegs political wore outvoted by enionceity, rather than by a desire to vindicate the aldermen's character. — Worcester CA, oniele. 1 I i