The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-01 00:00:00

SKETCH OF THE MUTINIES. We (noes) lave ',solved trout our correepoodent ati Dreary the Mewls( obeisble deseriptioa of the Mato of ilia ha ladle me dr dole of t. Overload Mail .kick reload hie hat deg : .1:10111BAY, 'run 28. °'T iloportme of tbo nod, *blob woo Ind for purer ▪ milorsore. *lady bon po*polowl till to-sorrow stankte, sad will wry probably la still Itarestr Adayod, is ▪ bop .bat it may is able to mom to you earbola Nero dot otrow•bola of Jo toroliod oAliory of Win lb la the bs. of &a ormilag army. for, although • *,!.lilt boo pawed aim I closed y lest totter, oul dem* we woo oroa tbea oapootiog ad law to bow OM the blow strut trait tho walls et Dalld the fib bud bra lama up by dr makolls• of the city, I low oda aotblig straagor eta maser wire= Won the awasommovat at that oiaziatooly exported ota- arametios,—v.tme, talked, explicit is chaiacteiand widely Mod, flea*, se hem sevevel quarters t parte se ha alba tram the sem et adieu, but !addaxes& ear- Maly sad edictal arallivemies bem Agri at lie wisibeter. • vhiat I think k ma, if ter, have bathes thieleeeled. Ideltbs meg Mamas= for the latereeplies et the Mr . . . . grepthe ORMllinsicatim with Agra—the wire beteg mg seinewhiere In the 0 walior country—end far the thins reptithe tint ere probably ardor is meths die- Mete tapes the dawk belle, the Dennhey pails le at WIWI* to threat, kr want ef ,-'-goof gernebecedwa, the moth which at drat it it waft helleved. T. Itawever, le the story was theme" and Olin,- the 12th, with greet thanghter to the thethimals, the ramemat of whom took silage eighth the pith, the lefty bat decayed walled white weld died then het a dentist liken The Noma Mayer, 'then a pri vets seem; ameethilehes Oak destrnedan an the 14111; hat tthi smortios, it enseeppeetsd, 1 maths' with dletnel ; gad this is Ile hithwy. Mr. Herm, the eamthiither, wilting to Agra it the 13th from Pulwul, in the district, severed' that the place fell under the circumstances shore detailed on the day precious. His letter is circulated ha Agra on the 16th ; its contents reach Leith (why a kt• I know not) on the 2ith ; mad thine, Os line being In working seder as for as that capital, are bereathately telegraphed by the Resident to Lord Elphlestaaa. This Inn the most milahas Kourre of the rouser which. however, hod reached as host other sourer*, sad was also wafter of current peep In the basser. 1 tree thst it is tree, bat I dam not assert that it is, ace ems that I believe it, or that others believe it to be more thew Ilk. fOrKeit shadow of the combs( event. May the meat came quickly I Of the discomiltere of the madmen by dowel Barnard, m the filth, telegraphed to Bombay in fims to dad • plea is my lest, we have idea received sack deeds so a hasty despatch, wrings after the celiac to Ohs Cormiseder-la-Chlef, ma afford. Marching from Alipore at I la the Montag, the gown/ fouiid the way lotteries/ In s strum position or brie of positions covering Delhi. By Mae o'clock he had carried the whole of than in the fan of a stubborn nosiatanoe, end bad driven the minuses within the walls of the city, upon which he was Intending to open with his heavy !artillery, wihout a mo ment's delay. The Ohoorkse, Sappers and Miners, and ether native troop magaged (irregulars, I believe) Mired admirably, as did the contingents furnished by the cenerthency rajahs. One °dicer only was killed. Oohed Chester, adjutant general of the army. The wend Jaen is not mentioned, but is mated ea car geratively triers. Oa the following day, the 9th, es we Insley a Milks/ea isms/ from the judicial commas/oar's Am U Wire, a sortie at the mutineers took place. They an. atlaekoi by the cavalry of the Guides, which hied joined the nary, and drive& back to the wall. by a brilliaat and ennertal charge, is which, however, the comma/ hot, Qalntln Batty., hit incetally wooded. Upon the repels of Rh ally we easy peomme that the siege was premed with EMMA rigger, pendibly ee this capture of the place on the ab; hot I ashes I an Formed to ►ar t►at eomplele aue -01111 les ad omits se really attained. The genereb, Reed end Bono* might Ind l advieabia, I inagine, to thin the aembsee of Me Ingeripell esiligty. and townspeople, ly a enelenel be of ad sod shell, previous to omearAttleg their small hem to the deaperate chances of a Mersa lad s street Naha "Irt.v 1. "I WI wrierr lies be vlra 1 Grad the the 69 Memo wear ho Aria dl lib allossms. We lam bed Weer rue ftwr Ddhl—sews terrain of the shove re pot, sad oeresMerre et my dealits et Ile truth. itlia6 mar deemed to steed, Mr Dad WY sot takes on the 116 at bet moth le pearly arra. It wee MU ia paw l dos • if dr mallners lIS Na 1116 the dais of ear Woe ao- areisibem the may. Oa the 136 or 14th • sever sortie' rills k the aiV, is width the mutiard 60th, kte et Vaasa& garrisss, tor s halm pot Lite that of the It esessparel wiesereelms, rd ea Nit, as on the forum sordos, the purl air coodiset of the corps It dolie was NIIIIIML I bid that set asly, as I weppoord, die reeky It the rem bet elm the inlisstry, are with do stay, the bttse lambs hem Iminght dews frees the Parr IS NEAL The merry made the eiesairting Tama of 730' Elbe is bresty-sight days. It wise will if the general reseredies roil get a dew thsneert ems Id is them for of idelesemate be • asery is vied, ad for wont of them he am, sa Ns 116, raft is lie altar. Hy the 21st, rest, he wield, it le therein, maim a cos dimile Adds& is 16 slaingth la the European hods It de hilbsaisr BIWA% sit hie to set beyond lb Lie It de MMus by Ms airy sad light of the lam perils It the brigade, the ON Cavalry, and 6 116 sod She Isfreery, who rose on the night of he 16, ma wee Emil set et oarkernmis till they s.:ke dis -16 Ilit6 Illsjor Olpheref tresp of Horse Ar (ll6 dile Ist brlcpaid, sad the losisarters at Par ass Nor availabl of th e to Mole or is ; led lum Mars the muter. 1 odds kr Yisarefe le abls ii Ei a wing . 6 Dili, sad two ormweise. 1 brieve,lt is h de hoer aria drt the lint faros is y week, ebile de Mrs me wooly odd to ham so bee than 150 grey prides. Tina/ her very Isw artillery, only me reeposy, Is we& ant OM ill the bands of Sepoys do gra gum ray dos deddriseldet Their number wit is anaggensad, but it le to he nmarberad t h at the Mil ban tae meant arsenal tDodd is their undisputed rim Too will be ansiewe le know what number of Balks, Ma collestol is 6116 while Generale 111 •1 1. 2rhord was valtlptlse witlatimmts. On the 106 reselleg is the Jailer' 6inriesisser It Lahore (the he inthedg serm-days, for the Womb is is working Wit letwom Ls Ay sod ths seer bedeco - DsriM • 3,000 of 110 wish weso memo.' resida the 4ssera-gate, 6 the force of Ns ustiassra is Dal mous not is ewer a Mw theemeds, ems 66 the additios d dr 40th Native ladatry sad some others who lan lately yAnsd thsa• There is • ta this mem which, Ihmegli . perhaps is aro afthstary. The °then' b, I soy be hared. ' • abasto one. A=s i tlist the moister et tamer ad P. (when the Native Inbar, les)risani Ni amble ft stra the nemird capital, still fru Andashed sod Ni, Switsma, is ths emit (of which MN MI is. the Reldlerail stairs se the east, those I. stabs is Most the Tarim aims arriving at the rim to it is known thsy WM asisig. Not that I shish this OM- Wombs a dresessileg Ni. On the contrary, 1 regardlt es highly fallshrary - that the revolt has &mien for itself let erne for, that anaMiletal, it is utterly Wee. Gely the vital importance el ths con .* to which CIO pneraL are committed, the amellases d %him under four command—which. ivy with reta iners, will hardy, I imagine, mei 6010 men—the psiteirat of Me eity (Ire or di Mike SIMI meth to 66), ir 'optimums% and the feet that w the amen erther eiih It it sow entirely open to the retires to rm she min ert supplies from the Nab—we mit sot rumor geler sue abia• if some days yet elapse beim we hear Ur de gin is taken Annul, have .Merest 4 di besty and *anent criticism. Poor fileneml ir = Ni arrest of erratse radio& till it was food that he but less waiting, tad It owes meat wisely, 6 the siege Ida Icon McAleer having waft bat 11161.proes with 6. Dottlitises the tbday hi the captors of Delhi he buy gammas. k L. led to the open mu. 4f a moral relenbarrad regime*, • fact la iltwit, mars( se pest lass to tho slats, saving when lb was Wm. But let it to remembered that the PM le Is !head sed at Delhi is cos of which it is baps di • mar astimires the ware at the dram sod ago thro bs, eatrbe ilgirly rhea in head, sir te be condeelni lihrre der in a merwas if she i aa ahrt soll *mem rd. I bow ao he Meer the blow will be snuck seta 0 46 6 6i security It dr seaFirt Ad whoa the ret6 brim_ he owe, as oar k suety will, whoa the begot Delhi to taken or skis, what the Orr 111 2 C "OW. NO Err with deed, sad every 606 *sad h old_sell theft with the Ira, thri yas 611 rd tha Iftlag births atrocities =led la the sesserd dig, =rla kiados WI e Id _ . „ barmy aide tratihrtraTtpilies=ll:l - lbel peer gagaind eme a s qui . en d asim b ir bbilintledp nor* ageo & .11116 o b tdo oordist 111/ maks mil dhotis. Nelnetra l a ill ej s munent. Whim 1 cloud ay d a i s imil "MOM ildls = li my se ssedrr, eases twisty ,__llabeee et writ Inftery hrl ems/ te cam arm. Z i l r a r= d 2 yaw ems egreede it k isidioral proa gi St i n; rob do prk NM* Ur two ot 14,..... 18th ,Olt with tbs.& brgehr to sad a tengsey of 7 4 44 1 bilibet. NM of the ellens hoes moped, 't to ths bill station et /Imo War assion, bt the Brigadier, Sibbald, is said to have false, and way civilians are ramentg. Cavaliers, we believe, has been mod by the arrival of the frith and of the 64th, the lat ter from Bombay. Bat the 12th Native Infantry Iwo mutinied In Bundleeend, and at Allahand the 6th Native InGintry, which had been loud is its prams. tations of loyalty, and of in desire to be led against Dahl, rees and inurdend Captain Bird, the Fort Ad4Otast, and all the Europrens they could lay hands upon. the test took refuge in the fort, where they are still in safety, His mu tineers having marched for Delhi. At Bowes the 37th Native Infantry mutinied on an attempt being mode to disarm them. Joined by the 13th Irregular Canary and the &kb regiment of Li:Whines, they killed Cep'. balsa, el the casein, an attacked the gone of the En 2mns compemy al arti m llery, but were repulsed by a discharge wad by the eats attitude of a handful of the of awl sighs Madre Foiliere, At Alieighur the Ireimereedsieii, awl eintheiredintant, Lieut. Huohissem. At Oftemeeperte as Nth hem home disarmed. At Jaunpore the dellnaiment at the Leedkine Regiment followed the example tiks et Beesere, killed Mr. Cuppage, the ehillse, sad wended Lieutenant Mara, their cow edam. All this in the Denote dietriet. The rest nibs divine has been quiet, with the exception dam depleuelles seseenesee at Rohm*. Major Macdonald, Relnillll Una, and Dr. Grant, three °Moen of the 6th leigrCavalry, wen 'Hackie! one evening when sitting e versedsh el the Mejois house. Sir Norms wee hid on the soak sed the other two revere) werended. 'As usasslos, at lin supposed to be disba nd &ppm lOW to their own reglment, and haw li te ghee up tier eremention by their comrades. The Renmeignee re Peeldesey division, se you will hear more . sill teem Calcatte, era se much agitated se to render it Y disarm all the Weer at head-quarters, consisting ef the fed. the One cempsairs of the 34th, the Nth sed—the loyal ifu 'Met the mithoritiee, with Ile bessimery ef the ILL hem their eyes, probably thought •deth =be Name: Owe 78th Illghbuitlers, so lately does at ILhatiehab, and the companies of the d a rfth i Steergitt up hem Copies, superintended a the pooled =fhlt tie rein mi no dimmed sed eine Cohens mimed. The Zig ad One wee artmeei, sad Ms shwa nemileity with the osts may. If proved, some what din the ems white is Wag prawn at hem by the mum led/ le the New-teed. Tuning lea is the mirth-week we pant for en la stest he One le me the pin and able sir Henry Law me/Away is In: mutineers at Latham Law me held Sehlpiesee aidlighte d porUires on either side the etellhli, end to ass la no truth in the own that he lees ben hien to abandon the capital, sad full hack epee Cavern. Pam tepidly through the Ds" menu new has hemmed to dens to , „ though it will take ea army been Allalahnd or Cenrupese ems ef these days to meters it to Iran =4.theming the Gelid we lad, as I have already Jallasist dimmed by Ks native tones, the Mb Light Cavan led the 3 6th sad Slat Native Insatry ; eel Phfilese Tamed by the hi. Tinreemirn the Pea* the dyne d Wick the Beeler sea meth streegth are the Med Inhatry, the ben dein It. nth well. No dmikat ban taken place. Many mniesers but, ben kegs/ sr bloom hum _gnu at Peeba woe, Perompen, Labsed, mad Meehan. Near the first of these stations the Nth Nene Infantry ban been disarmed ; at the last the Me e MIN en • Win troop of Horse Art il hey. Of the sack of the Deseley lathers I shall speak pnesetly. " It niesies Y asedar the peed= el the great tract or Centel Isla is the aseihweed l weetureed ef Delhi, with its mammees le/epee/eat aids. Appeoaching this district ism the sank I have Oat to now that fn sendlenned of the Jbeen Keith has been doing hue eel hen Denim under the wells of Delhi. 1n hie seigithemiteml ere the British stations of Heusi and Hiner. Hem the Ihninelt Light Infantry battalion has mutinied, killing, It tams& Lieutseant Harwell, and other Europeans. The levies of the Bap& of Bhuripors, to whom was Conl witted the thew of keeper open the road between Delhi end Agra, proved faithless, and their UifilVll, Captains Nixon and Mabee, of the Bombay seamy, scarcely regained Bhurtpore with their lives. The Ulwar Hone an, it is feared, equally false. The Yeah contingent was at the latest dotes still loyal , peeked between Agra end Muttra with two guns. Of the United Mehra Contingent the cavalry regiment ha. gone. Despatched, the beed•quoters of it, from Mandpure to Aglow op and &nark the Nesmith mutineers, heel( mutinied, dew its offlosni—liredie and Hunt, and, returning to camp, eedeavoured, but in vain, to When the infantry and artillery to take their example. The other wing stationed at Wore endorsed their gamin, but without committing any an of violence. Ajmer, Is We, minuend pail by the dying Bombay column Dem Dere, partly by th e N halt- Ikea. Tim dreseinstatioa of Neemerabed has bees nexeupied ly *element,' Lemesse. Eat what le lienthe doing ? Thu u s qmotitat of grave sad sae sot readily to be an noyed slimmest We thaw that the 7th Infantry Regi mes of his coningen .untied at Nee:ouch. e know that the telingh who les beer eat near Seepree, and all meeker with Agra, beyond Indere, inter mind • end we hen nem es Mien that both at Seepres sod at ' Lena the umbra% of the coutingent have non. Weed, I how dot hers an entertained in the beet indienise gram that the whole of the contingent (which earns of Om essammies of artillery, two regiments of meek' ) , asil emu ef "Ann) have turned against es, pith the esespeles of three companies wink wrier the heisted het of Ain/emir in this Thee, whet will Seinen dui Will he C eM ellsell eY. isle believteg that our power is on Ws woes ant he, tiesiming spin no, or will he., at the Ind of week t 0,.,. as may _trent faithful, resit the siren luireme, and es i thioyalty even to the death Like Ms leases hire lee le a sturdy little Malt:atm ; he ie ring sad env% him 60 or 60 railer a-day when as- ememy ; And eimgetis, Si., ea be showed ma ewe °main, whim Me then sowlynised artillery hesitated to See upon • body of the eld levies who had refused to disband. Sandia krone( hie bans, mien a light portfire from the band of • gener, eel Idmself discharged the first gun. Such • man, with the cemmessi, moreover, of ccosidemble treasures, has the staff is hint to work us mutt good or ill. Indere, the met of his rival, Holkar, is perfectly tran quil, sod Is likely to rumen so. The British station of Mow, in its immediate neighbourhood, Is garri soned he part_ by the head-quarter wing of the let Basel Cavalry, of ThiCk the other wing mutinied at Neemeek. It la, however, ads at pesset, sad the eppreart of the Bombay canon from Poaaab will probably keep it no. "With this sketch - hasty Indeed, but I think tolerably complete and I hope, with the aid eta map, intelligible-1 quit the tien Presidency and tam to them of Mahe. end Bombay. T he chief, perhaps the only danger to be antici pated by the government of Fort St. George is • rising in the Nizio'scounoy. One regiment of that euvereign's con tent, ss we shall presently see, has shown limit disaffected, and been punished aceurdingly, but one only ; and the Nixon himself le, in all probability, too much overawed by the powered tome cantoned at Secunderabad, clom to his capital, to enter tain a thought of revolt. At Kamen., in N • regi ment of the newly-rained contingent she unpleasant symptoms, but the regular Madras troops ars there In force, and are thoroughly to be &Feuded upon. Indeed, the want of sympathy between the Bengal and the Madras armies amounts to positive hatred. 1 read the other day in an English paper of eminence that the division of the whole forve in India into three distinct semis. is " a clumsy anomaly." That may bo so; but the dummy anomaly had the strenuous nipped of no less able a man than Sir Thomas Munro, and I much question whether it has sot in this emergency saved India. The reparate army of Madras remains perfectly stanch, no duo the impolite arm y of Bombay. The latter, indeed, tout its position in rugard to the disturbed preanore, in able to give something more than a mere passive display of loyalty. Not only have Lord Elphinstons and his councillors had the pru dent temerity to dispatch to Calcutta two out of the four English regiment@ of the Bombay establishment, but on three severelpoints in Central India and the Punjab Bombay columns, each comprising • portion of native troops, have marched, sad with the beat diet. The Ist /toilet.", sad the let Beulah battalion have proceeded up the Indus from Kansans to Meehan, portimm el the Queen's 83rd and the 12th Native Infantry, with three Horse Artillery guns, have reached Aj mer, from Deese, and Gonna Woodburn's column from Poona, I. advancing upon Mow. The progress of this latter corps up to thia time may be teach in same detail. , on the great high road from Bombay to lotion, wts ili r es rendenvona for the troops of the. to lawn. There is stationed the 19th Native Infant and thither proceeded the 3rd Cavalry of th e 11 and from Arun gabled by • bid moor-rod of 100 miles, whieb, however, they M i ova in • couple of days. So tar ell wan well, and Woodburn, with his disponi, 25th Native In gantry and Artillery, had reached Ahmedougger from Poona on their way army country to Millimetre, when be heard that the Ist Cavalry of the Hyderabad Con deo" which had suecenkd the 3rd at Arungsbad, was in • Mee of mutiny. So instead of turning off to Malligaurn, he leek his trams straight on to Amntrabad, attacked the ustlisus pert of the regiment, swim 110 in number, &o pened thin, and captured about GO. The ringleader, a ✓eed native °Meer, was hanged at once. Whether any ethers were executed I have not yet beard. From Arrange bed 1 imagine the Genera will proceed to Mho • by the Ajunta (Haut and Burttempore, calling the troops at itaiiirM strew the country to join him before leaving. " e have not been without our little ammo either in Btembey, or in Pout:tab or elsewhere. But no outbreak has mine place (for the Mainniedan riots at Broach, some thee Ink, though ending in bloodshed, arose only eat el a Intel maarrel between that people end the Persees), as did say meable pervon doubt the fidelity of the native helps, bet oily the temper of the loom population of the Insiers. At Poosah, the station wee penciled nightly by prim at the 14th and lith Levers. At Setters, a man ts • peon or aspens in government employ was and headed weer to the authorities by a party 2Th77 .... 22ed Native hissary, with when loyalty he was thisavourng le temper. Ne was hire. • same le the bat, and of nedemeh berets of isionoe. • hemp ed the 14th awl • or two of the led Intopmes wen down lllRsamlheaNdmltdleaease of rising Y this impeding sot en lakig bispodsos Mesita city. • few issols, bin I dm Ws brag hast e Ihs sip Isilm se AYR sailioni mos et 111.11111116 The vim st ifs (Osmor Dom) is coming seer thee twee Ads" to joie Ille herdesernage. 'Two of the Pestiffehr end Oriental steemme MN le die government employ lam 111 for the Mauna le oh hr as loot st the Ask istallsors, or for the 33rd if it dill bow swig' ilhe Mal. It abla r.- gaol h reined they ge ea is do ape le sus violist Mr George Grey can span us a regimen er no beeps se their way to Chia. will, it is ssii. sly* 04 Ilierces, with moat d Loma 1 %lb, asi NW my le Una& The a . : ,. but bsayised by am eettbst hes nessitly nit an iseLatitabu Oteosil oder a entserehip—a stop tsebythelniessee rid dbleyel sesollbsts 4Um it at en dneellles width wend In ems et the rake st Oalsoles. How lire Ire honk te say wily on loners et do bflna. and do writer, et • horn teeslnd sea a seeing ban ant • he et jpellse—en ken bestlestry end to the eesnleo—lhel Is wet likely te alba " Gam" Ott Ises returned yin =sl Laysid sad odor abdrelleme from Bushire, mod the Fenian prieonste he,. hi Dasaisr for that post. Lad FJphinstone is hoe, herd-washed, hut well; the comooder-lin-ehist of India is still et Peed. Sir Petrick °Mc by the way, hoe ..Arad et Nieman, and tan °anont! et the Nagel nay. Thelon" Caked Paler is anssesded dier Chas • bedsit' es A4labobliensent, sod be , M ein , by Colonel N kiloton. sauna et la Jib Imeriares Wrong men. " The sisessa bum at Ile et bat, bat this June fell Is muck Wawa. avanes. Ude Mos in the import or ex port asselels. The motet Is beroming 100•11111 Si more way. linhange on dam, 2s. 2ed." LAW INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. (Bdon the Lord Chancellor end th. Lorda Jutlcaa.) NELLAIIIT V. BASINS. • This was as espial has irtorChaarellor Wood. The lessen is the ewe as as • skim for the parrs* ef • nertgsgs albeit mode as the seems of Balmy, sad white wee Is Me bride of Mee. The temssesee Mosses Bel lew sad &Mae were est rib by • aerie ef the Vico- Chestells, ed It we Is the peeesst pateseles 'Mega that tie t=e l o rm. • limi it midi b ast thersssed. The wee see e4 g zet esesplesity, &Meg est as gales between as ad TT mei= The tees was arena is May esijshimel The Court w aileised tbalr seise% rod the /seeks of the Vls•42sesseller, ma slimed the wed. 44444 e, FIAPTIMIII. la this case a peeks of right bad bin pressetsi by the deeseet, who was • contractor ix tbe imply of pork to the bet is the ls Mee, which had bras swgered es sot being esendin siskest. Mr. Mt mil Mr. Archibald sow espied out the part of the peewee, with . pethia• preying that • mould.' on might be Weed the et! were sell is toasthe usual wassair is eta whether hty:A TlisAti;i6l:4llerad fib:pm; sal said tho course which had boas ham is these main was deserviag ddM approbation Add he legal dat Oft Ida el wadi aro la as end. If the ananiman was C=2 W at ths wadi ad is ft dr defteminadea the *an se I t mt all he Mae ~wan. Ito roped that Vas palm* braggy abseil he nams as concluded, with out Woods( law npere a/ a onatairlon, and the papa devil le Mewed to Firma ea usual. Mr. lab ollootod to thin as advantage might be taken of It The die asseeame as for trial. -At en ---- oiTr:llttChancellor, the ease stood over tow y nest, In order that the petitioner aright consider whether ha could sataly prayed without a COW mission. T . lll'lll. O._THCHP. This case, which relates to the — management of the West India Mates of a lunatic, has been Ern piently before the court. On the lest mambo a dispute was brought before the court, which had taken place between the omeigoee of the ciliate., and tenant in tail in remainder as to then ode of taking the accounts, and the court ordered the conaignse to produee bin vouchers. It was now Mated by Mr. Osborne end Mr. W. R. Boyle, earnest for the different parties, that, in consequence of the required vouchelm which wen very volumisone, being In Jamaica, end the expenie of predue them being very greet, a compromise had been entitled into between the parties to which they prayed the sane tion of the court, which was accordingly given, and the cam concluded. (Before Vles-C HE DON's !MTV, Hindersley.) rut-r or LAW. • This wee a petition presented by David Doa and his wife, praying the payment out of court of a sum of the produce of certain reel sets& at Newcastle which had been taken by a railway company. David Don, the petitioner, many pun ago had bon, to him: ar m David Don the younger ; the father not being then to the mother of that son. Subsequently the father married the soother, and the portion beteg all Scotch, and domicile d in Scotland, the result wan that thus young David became legitimated. He after wards came to England, purchased a real saute at New castle, sad died a bachelor end intestate- Therefore his father took pomeinioa of the natty, $ portion of which was represented by the fund in court. Upon the pen non' therefore, the guastica arose whether the father was, according to the law of England, obis to claim es heir to the moo, who was born out of lawful wedlock. The come was heard on the 4th of July, mad judgment reserved. presea Mr. Le& Hr. e gehn Whams, /11r. Airkinon, end M. Toiler re ted the g Ths Viessellor seal be had glean the case long end minus ningidendm mat wily on account of Ins difficulty el the gegilink bodes amount of its importance as alerting the driena set eel =has is this country. The con ration es the the Melly the gelding' was that the land on the deed( et lie ma themthed to him, and on the our by the otott ei ll i t ik t hat am event it escheated dir went et redoing by for the paged es ebb% ller enrolls( the law el inheritance—the d and 4 Widow IV.—the question was, in the drat plena whether by the law of this country David Doa the youngor was Is be onasidered es the legia mate sew at the peithwer. The peciples of law upon this subject were taw" I. be chows gm the writings of foreign joinuonsulte ; be tiles the reset there was no doubt that theelin eleggleney was Is bo &math by th e l aw o t of., gel that if • man wan estimate according the law et eat mow, he wth i s 0 Christian countries at least, Se be earldeedligitinnts. la ais ere David Dos, the sin. was leglenneb SoMM4 it Yawed thanks*, the biasing lideeliedenewesthsestusetalegitioutemn. It did egg, however diNew, r hp milord at firm thaw, hem Ili that the ameet el hid from him was pied lealeily ea the ease footing that it would Moe bees, It be bad bum bars in England sad been the lawful thee el • lima marriage. I 1 that were so, the question would be de la fact, however, the rules of descent of land in England were before the act of William IV. tegulated by certain well-knows end univenially recognised aad a portion a/ that law wee well known to be this that en bar teed could have heritable dinar edge thus Mrs of his own body. Now the strict gad hod Wpatioation of the word bastard was one born out et nags wedlock ; inasmuch as all children born eon et laved wedlock were illegitimate according to the km at thegland ; beaterdy and illegitimacy were ia a per pier men confounded. But the strict and legal meaning oldie weed wen he hod Won stated. Applying this to the bato at this use it would he tem that, at all events prior to the set of 3 and 4 With IV the petitioner could not claim es heir to his sea, bfith mach as the latter, though Madmath wee • Maw& been out of lawful wedlock. The only winesting wreath wth ad the Act of William IV. alter Mit The act woe puma to alter several of the then sham moons of deems; which being relics of feudal= nom se breve applicable to the existing state of tit**. Hat=sytet 4 those rules, that el feelig the impossibility di • having heirs other then thes e of hie body was not cirodust It followed, therefore, that as between the petitioner sod the SWIM the latter was entitled. A question was robed Waxen the crown and the corporation of Newcastle; this geed" however, "MN Mt ripe for decision, and upon It the politica suet stand over. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.) IN MC J. eILINNNII. Tbia bankrupt wu described as of Janisa-.trot, Bedford. row, auctionee►, and to-day wu appointed fur his final en tuninatiis. /;17.Ilailey said Ite appeared on behalf of the trade afr .fgaeo to oppose the bankrupt passing. The care had been more than once before the court. The bankrupt had, he be lieved, been bankrupt twice before. He war bankrupt in July, 11454, and obtained a third-clu scertificate in March, 10-56, and he was again bankrupt in March of the present year. An action had been brought against the bank rupt for trespews. and the petitioning creditor bad obtained judgment agamat blot amounting to Ha, in coneequence of which he again became bankrupt, and now there was no Mate. All that war in the hands of the of assignee wee about M., but that did not deter the assignee from prose cuting a rigid inquiry in this Ilinsplar case. In the first balance-duet he set forth that he had • leasehold interest in houses in various patio of London, but which was not available for the creditors, as they were subject to charges, and he also staled that soma of the deed, were in possession a a person of the name of Franklin, who had • lien upon them, but immediately after the certificate was granted, the bankrupt took pulsation of the house as his own property. His Honour—Was any dividend paid under the fernier tntcy t agley—l understand not. The bankrupt took pas smoke and received the Tanta. He also brought an action =t • person for aaesult, and bt that CYO he made an an it that one of the houses was his own property. He W Wee optmed an amount with the Unit y Joint dealt leale, end ignited 76f., which he had drawn we by dorm% bat now said that he only hatl ise a trustee; that It was a secret, but ft balenged to hie mother • he had she and. e s ß=nment of property, hy a bill of rib, he had aim • udg- Melt esksimed wsess nd hie ardor ha sho j rt all hi. easweree sneered In be sa Welly Yu end fraudulent, that tie enlireee ecasklend Um be seed to take legal opinion se to the Institution of minded poseedlngs against the bemblepe, and therefore inked foe an adjournment. HY swear—Certainly ; take your slots. I wee never mum dimmed with the conduct of • bankrupt since 1 have Bankrupt's Solicitor hoped a day would be named. His Honour — I shall name the Mb of December, bat only in th. erent of the bankrupt paying the fem. I ara so dis satisfied that I will not pat the erediton to any wow. liationniad atmerdingly. THE POLICE COURTS. TRW DAY. Nexellori-Noun. I. ..r e zh fratria, a arreag-bailt IBMs, My ?polo of alro. Woe Ms Lod Mayor, aisreid ad* Irving sada.- word la Wpm yea ralionay Mow of Ole City of LIMB Ushost. As aim iregloyal As Masi ord—TO ddawkat amid at Or kiwis iN ort h nobselad-alky, and asked ibr POO, stades that la was do Onto and aerially stsnfoy. I admit him TWO" ha had any money in ha mhte in zil ha ark "Not • itterisg." I then slipped my a rk band polar of his coat, and found time Bs. I rind likt wires he got the river. He raid Oat moat kale disappid k bb hi. pocket, as Maw la tin wadi alma (Iraghto) I Ora amid kir oars May, sad I hoot is smother of his paha a bag slight arraralpin Its did sot Vidla say Osi km know make Orr Or stskd Okay wen poet of as annuity wk . : si b y l: 4 M , tom roosholl. Aitken= les—Wall, what excuse have you for this 1 soft at prossangt Dikaimet—l bet well know what to ray, I am me. ARNIE= Hats-.Yom are a regular Wordy beggar, one of awe Mews whom it le most useful to punish. You nut p Y prison fur owe month ow an idle and disorderly tragelewd,, sad Ole 81.7 a, bit moat go to the poor of the pariah. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 1401111ZAT or JOWILLIOT XT • Alm Swiss, porter lw the sinks of Mr. BettjaMin Bar tlett, eilvenaith end jeweller, 131, 000 rd-street, was charged before Mr. Arnold with Mean several gold platy lockets, Ac., the property tilde employer. The prosecutor stated that the primmer had bees la his service about six weeks. LoMsrly he (ruminator) had missed several gold and same articles. Swims fella the prisoser, ea he had is his peasessioa • portemoessie sad other articles, which he could mat Meanest Mlle wages. Mr. Arnold—Had yowls character with the releaser P Is a eltuatioa, sad took Ida hob my mere% hem a nsighheur. I do not know why he left that situation. Evidesce centlaued—lis mad to sleep in the ahoy. For several mornlap las (prosecutor) hand the things in the window displaced. That ver7 . Batiuday) be sent kw • police-constable end gum the into custody, when several Wicks were found In box. Hammond, an ;c11.701•07r7t 71; D &risks, psoduoed soma gold pins, dic., which he found bl o t:Tea box, and also several duplicates Maas( to ' that had been pawned by the prisoner. Wham Its took prisoner into custody he made • most determined rosistance, and tried to mellow the duplicates. Mr. Burebett said that the articles produced by the ogler were above 34 in value, but ho bad lost property of greater amount. The prisoner was remade& THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1857. PISS ,IN 3IBIIOPBG.IIII . This (Saturday) a fire of an alarming character broke out in a lefty pplle of premises belonging to Mr. Samuels, a cane warehouseman and dimmer, situate at No. 13, Sun-stnet, Bishopagste. Fortunately the whole of the residents were enabled to effect a safe retreat. Ina companaively brief period the whole of the manufac turing momime and the dwelling-hoses were enveloped in flames, and as the Ike rushed forth from the different win dows the houses in Duddey'a-court crackled with the hest. A pantile scene presented Itself, for men, wanes, and children were running about in a state bordering on frenzy, .e . screting ued un m t o il meetirrili to our ° lose their The it i r . e d w . ea t not . clock this morning fon the premises of new 7 blr. Samuels (including the' front dwell ing house, and all they contained) were destroyed. Serious damage hue also been don* to the premises on either side, more specially to those of Mr. Jeffreys, a printer and sta tioner, No. 14. RAILWAY INTBLLIGIENCE. are the railway returns of the pit west: W==• eil&iiiii::::: ai d:r rowiiii:: ::::::::::: S= B : l lj dus iiiiiiiii77.:7.=::7.::: Oat se d • • ••• •••• •• .77.7... ::::: ..... arta\ sal AWE ::::::::: e ta = . gmt e ti . :: .. :: . 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The attendance was larger than on Wednesday, and the pro oeediags of a more anhasted description. Amongst the stu dents wen four younspesons from India and a Quids' from Ceylon. The deer wee occupied by F. 3. Wood, LLD., member of the nests et the University of London, and there were meatllesl Peetieenes Mr. Booth, Mr. Hutton, Dr. Riahardeen, Tither. )Malcolm and Foster, and a large assemblage olds waft and friends of the atu dente. he boys were soinse Wheaton' in their applause of the prim-winners. The peter* favourites were these who pissed prises in the lenning lempeepo end reetheruatien. After the delivery of the=lies preemediage closed with a vote of thanks to the &ante --- SCHOOL.—Yesterday the an nual distribution of pries pg t o Zpila of King's College School tank plow odor the ncy of the Bishop of Landon, who opisoll the with some obeervations appropriate ip ale MINEile. Sid lairseed Ids gratification at the pn= mi w i tkat the pia apporod to be waking in du various Aroulsootrodoodiono were then OTOS by the oshoiraoltala Gook. Lea. awl Ensile when,; end In those may et She In& piribrmol emir pleb with great ossooso, poodsaihnly a Nast goadantan noloodi ha ws. The nano oltho melon he lea wort rut an aswasok and a unable of prim wont dairlbalod by the elght Ter. prelate to the snotowdal pia. The Maw, at London thin meridim! _oho papii ow tho niannor • Any had ItiMiplelisl thowledlllB ironondly by their Itiotritein porfornwanin, ofd ohoorisdi that, If they lad not how embolus, they weld set poolibly hare swoop I M '"' the difficult took thoy W s oserosohdly overownt. Inalsou of the day, which occoprod upward/ of throe =taimin a ated in a cordial amanita of thanks to the Lcsk. I MONEY JIARKBT.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloci. 1 The funds opened flatly, upon the details of the Indian news given in the public journals, but a rumour has since widely prevailed that the town of Delhi has really been captured by the British troops, and the market has con sequently advanced. The funds are now quoted to per cent. higher than at four o'clock yesterday. Consols were first marked 901 foe the 6th August, rose to 91 to 1, and are now quoted exactly 91. For money the price is 901 to 91. The Three per Cents Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 91t; the New Three per Cents. at 90j to 91,; India Stock at 214; Exchequer Bills at Bs. to la. dim.; Exchequer Bonds, leas, at 981; and India Bonds at 20s. to ltic die. Turkish Six per Carts. were first marked 941, and have since risen considerably, being last marked Other foreign stocks arc steady. Buenos Ayres Bonds are marked 84. Dutch Four per Cents., 98; Granada Deferred, 6; Mexican, for account, 22?, ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cente., 98 to 981 Sardinian Fire per Cents., 891; the Spanish Coupon Certificates, 51 to 51 per cent.; and Turkish Gua. intact(' Four per Cents., 100 to 1001 ex div. The belief that the outstanding speculation for the rise bad been considerably reduced by the exten sive sales of the last few days contributes to ren der the market steadier, but it is possible that a por tion of the stock sold may have been merely trans ferred to the hands of a new set of speculative bolder.. These, however, naturally evince more confidence, considering the present reduced prices. Notwithstanding the magnitude of the sums bor rowed on the previous day, the pressure in the dis count market continued yesterday without mitigation, and the applications at the Bank were again exten sive. Preparations for the 4th of August are in full progress. Meanwhile the arrangements for with drawing enormous masses of silver from the Conti nent and transmitting gold from the Bank in return, greatly aggravate the pressure. In the Stock Exchange moray was in demand in the earlier part of the day, at .51 per cent. on Government securi ties, but in the afternoon there was a better supply. At Paris yesterday the Three per Cent. Rentes closed at 66.65 for money, and 66.80 for the end of July. The price for money shows a trifling decline, but that for the account an advance of 1 percent. This indicates that the market was chiefly supported by speculative purchases. The directors of the Bank of France, at their meeting on Thursday, derided that it would be premature to reduce the rate of discount, a decision which was fully anticipated on this side, although some of the speculators in Paris had per suaded themselves that a relaxation would be deter mined upon. Between 40,0001. and 50,000/. in gold is under stood to have been taken from the Bank yesterday,for exportation to the Continent, in payment for silver, making an ascertained total of between 220,0001. and 230,0001. this week. The imports of Continental silver ' intended for shipment by the Ripon, on the 4th August, are un precedentedly heavy. During the last two or three days a total of 151 cases and 50 casks, representing an aggregate of eome 200,0001., have been received by the following steamers, viz.: the Panther and Stine, from Boulogne; the Baron Osy, from Ant werp; the Concordia, from Rotterdam; and the Elbe, from Hamburg. . . . . . _ Owing to the activity of the demand, the price of silver has again advanced 4d., being now firm, at 5.. 2d. per ounce standard. The foreign exchanges retain a drooping tendency. Yesterday afternoon there was a decided decline in the rates on Holland. As regards paper on Belgium, Hamburg, Genoa, Leghorn, and short bills on Paris, the movement was also unfavourable. The current quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three mouths, 11.19 to ; ditto, short, 11.181 to 17; Rottentern, three mouths, 1 11.19,1 to ; Ant werp and Brunel; three mouths, 25.321 to 5; Nurnberg, three months, 13.81 to f ; Parte, three month., 25.57/ to 621; ditto, short, 26.171 to 221; Marseilles, three months, 25.60 to 2j; Frankfurt-on-the•Marue, three mouths, 1191 to 1; Petersburg, three months, 361 to I; Vienna, three months, 10.29 to 31; Trinte, three months, 10.30 to 3; Naples, three month., 421 to I ; Genoa, three monthe, 25.721 to 1} ; Leghorn, three months, 29.821 to if ; Palermo, three months, 127 to 1 ; Neraina, three months, 1271 to 128 ; Madrid, three mouths, 481 to 1 ; Cadiz, three months, 491 to $; , Op 621 or toto , f. hree months, 621 to I ; Lisbon, three months t The corn market yesterday was dull and thinly attended, but necessitous buyers were required to " " - - •••" - • pay nearly last Monday's rates. The harvest is now general throughout the country, and promises to prove most abundant, the weather being remarkably favourable. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday is 29. Maize can be purchased at a reduction from the rates recently quoted. In the tea market yesterday common ('ongou was purchased at Is. 20., showing a slight advance. Holders of indigo arc asking higher prices. At Constantinople, on the 29th July, we learn by telegraph, the exchange on London had advanced to 137 piastres. This movement indicates the con tinued discredit of the Turkish financial system, and incredulity as to the success of the numerous recent attempts at a remedy. These advices make no men tion of the reported stoppage of Mr. (iiustiniani, of Constantinople, but allege, on the contrary, that it is the intention of that house to assist the firm which has just suspended in London. Letters from St. l'etenburg, dated the 2.3 th July, report the exchange on London rather flatter, at 37/. The Russian funds were looking up, owing to the recent reduction of the rate of interest on Ex chequer Bills from 4to 3 per cent. Wheat was dull and tallow flat; but large transactions continued to take place in hemp, at 29 ro. The directors of the North Eastern Railway Company intend to recommend a payment at the rate of .5 per cent. l' annum on Berwick stock, 4 per cent. on York and North Mid land, nod 2 per cent. on Leeds Northern. For the corresponding period of lust year, the dividend on Berwick stock was at the rate of only 4 per cent. per annum, and on York and North Midland only 21 per cent. per annum. London and South-Western Railway Stock was rather flat yesterday, upon the official announcement of a dividend at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum. The dividend for the corresponding half of last year was at the rate of 51 per cent. per annum. The half-yearly meeting of the North-Eastern Railway Company is called for the 21st August, at York. The Medway has been accepted by the Emigra tion Commissioners for the conveyance of pabsengers from Plymouth to Melbourne. The following weekly summary of the produce markets is from Messrs.V. J. and 11. Thompson: In the colonial markets them has not been mui h anima tion, and only a moderate amount of business reported. At the commencement of the week there was more demand for sugar, and to some instance. an talvanre of Is. per cwt. ob tained ; but yeatenlay and to-dity the role, went off heavily, and this enlmnorment 'satinet supported. There has been very little inquiry for coffee, and prbieely same macs of Plantation Ceylon have been made at a considerable decline on preview prime. The public sake have gone off at a rritut lion of about Is. to Is. ed. per cwt, from the hnhcet point. The speculative feeling for saltpetre has contiuucd, and the Wes made show ■ further rime of about 2s. to 3.. per cat. In the common kinds of ties there has been more business doing in flouting cargoes, and on the spot tine qu Aline. have brought extreme quotations. The tea market this week has been Amer, with an upward tendency. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday. July 25, compared with the pre vious return, shows the following results: Circulation ivato Circulation active Public deposit. Other &prams Government aecuritit a in bankingdcpartinent . 10,696,581 Without attention Other securities in banking department 16,031,353 Demme 132,292 CoYi and bullion in both d;partmOnt. -- 11,672,978 Decree.° 167,671 Sam day and other bills 747.119 Decrease 37,200 The Rest • 3,608,739 lar•resse 9,032 Now in reserve 6,924,685 I ammo 237,095 The decrease in the private deposits, though heavy, is more than counteracted by the increase is the Treasury deposits, and, as the " other securi ties" have run off to the extent of 132,2921., the stock of unemployed notes has increased 2.17,0 4 331. Against this favourable feature, however, must be set the decrease of 167,6741. in the bullion, caused by the withdrawals of gold to pay for silver. There is room to apprehend that the next return will be a less favourable one. DAN[ OF ENOLAND.—An Acurost, parodist to the Ace 7th afill "Mee.. e. 31, 71 the • ere ouJins on roturday, July 24 1847. . Fels Weed ...... ....avoLuso tiorsromont Dee £ll.oltloo nos, .44our .. 3.440300 (04.1 Coin and A:a11loo 11.0.1.910 &ha /Sidlloo tV.501.903 £3.5.601.150 Proprietors' Ospltal.... 314 an %M., tiot rtntoent 84.-0414144 34•1 3.6K130 4.104. Demi Weight rubric OPedita Jtsuont, OU.er rezurltles 16.011.4/4 1w44 . o 01 NWwal 3 , 443 4.974.016 Dir.Aortal 4.2197171 rohland Silver Oats OlO9B m Oilror Deposits 4 Se Joe sod ottisr . b 10.1 lla 747.11.'00 03.218.719 Y. MARJII ILL. CAW C..lller. A:U.:14719 Jul 30. 1447. Fit !DAT Evaersc. The funds opened this morning at u fresh decline of 1. per cent., the recent speculators for higher prices still evincing extreme diecouragement, owing to the Indian troubles, and the unfavourable turn in the money market. The recent fall, however, has induced some investments on the part of the public, and a rally consequently set in. At 4 o'clock Consols were quoted about per Dent. higher than they closed yesterday. During the ensuing hour (which is unrecognised by Stock Exchange ruin), a further rise of tol per cent. was attained, the market exhibiting animation, owing to a report that Delhi has fallen. Consols, which dosed yesterday at 90; to f for the 6th August. opened this morning at 901 to ad vanced to 901, relapsed to DO!, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 904, " buyers," the quotation for money being at the same time 90; to 1. At half-past 4 o'clock, on the report above referred to, the price for August had advanced to 904 to I, some little excite ment bring displayed, and at a still later (but also non recognised) hour the quotation was 90 11-16 to 1:1-16. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, t ir t: o ditto, for account, 6th August, 901, 4, f ' • per Cent. Reduced, 904, I, 4; New Th ree per Cents., 9:4, 1 , 91, pol, 904 ; Long Annuities, ex piring in Jan., 1960, 2 7-16, 2!; Thirty Years An nuities, April, 1885, 184 ; India Stock, 2151, 216; Three-and-a-Halt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1939 and 1859, 991, 981; India Bonds, 255. dis. Owing to the pressure for money Exchequer Bills were flatter, at 6.. to 2s. dis. The " continuation" on Consols to the 9th Sept. was quoted to-day 7-16 to j per cent. Turkish Six per Cents. were to-day better. At 4 o'clock a recovery of 1 to 1 per cent. WILS established, the quotation bring 911 to 1, and subsequently the price advanced to 911 to 93. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents, were comparatively quiet, and left off at 1011 to 102. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half tier Cents. were last quoted 611 to 82 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 to 1. Mexican Bonds were more inquired fur. Sales are recorded as fol lows, viz. : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 ex die. (exchange, 126.). Mexican Three per Cents., for account (14th August), 221, 221. Sardinian Five per Cents ., 891. Spanish Old Three per C en t s ., 40, 3n ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 23. Turkish Six per Cents., 941, 941, 94; ditto, for account (14th August), 941, 941. Bank shares to day were quiet, and unmarked by any important change in price. Electric Telegraph stock continues in demand, and closed at a further advance of 1 per cent. Land and steam shares were in most casessteady. The shares of the European and American Steam Company were marked 61 to 6 (91. paid) ; and Australian Royal Mail, 21 (I" paid). MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The transactions in home mining stocks to-day have been rather more numerous. In the Stock Exchange, East Basset shares have been dealt in at 40; North Basset at 12 to 121; North Wheal Crafty at 31; and Wheal Kitty (Lelant), at 21Z. Prices are steady. la foreign descriptions there is no business. Subjoined is the official list of the closing quota tions in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices given there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Drakes'lla, 21, ; Beat Alfred, 4, ; FAat Reamß, 32a., ; Lady Bertha, 12e, 13a.; Providence Mines, 73. 771; Born-Idg.) Consul., 11, 2y ; Tamar Console, 278.,, 284. • Wheal Ludcott, 30,., 33.. ; Wheal Margaret, 66, 66 ; Wheal Wrey. 61, I. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : Copper is in better demand, and the smelters have been compelled to pay an advance on the price of ores. Iron is in very fair demand. The order. for Welsh bars having been given out more freely, the market is ranch strangur than for some time past in Wales. Staffordshire iron continues firm and well inquired for. Lead is quoted • trifle lower in some in stances, but the demand is by no means deficient. There have been one or two transactions in apher at 30/. 10s., but this metal is still dull. Foreign tin him fluctuated somewhat from the operations of speculators., but on the whole tlia feeling is scarcely so buoyant as last week. English is in good demand at current grave. Tin platets have advanced in conseqaence of the price of tin, and there is a fair demand. The fourth annual meeting of the IVildberg Great Con solidated Mining Company is called for the 21st August, at Cologne, when a resolution will be submitted for increasing the capital of the company by 200,000 trailers. A special meeting of tho Clulancbes and Grand-Clog Mining Company is called for the 17th August, at l'aris. At the meeting of the Mari iota and New Granada Mining Company to-day, the report and accounts were adopted, and a dividend of Is. per share declared. At a general meeting of the Lady Bertha Mining Com pany, held on thealth July, after including in the assets a wan of 493/.55. 11d., dedenheil as •• cash in the hands of the late secretary," a balance of 401. 134. 7d. against the company was shown. Mr. Las ington was elected werntary upon condition of giving security to the amount of 3001. FUIDAT EVIRINO. This being settling day, when the payments re sulting from the somewhat exunsice transactions of the last fortnight came on for liquidation, the mining share market was quiet. In the Stock Exchange, Great Wheal Var shares were quoted lower, whilst Great South Tolgus and l'ar Consols showed firm ness. The following transactions are reported to us ' from this establishment, in addition to those com prised in the official list, viz.:—Wheal Edward, at 51, 53, 5- ; s. Sortridge Consols, 1, 2 ., 2 ; Catherine and Jane Consols, 12s. In the Mining Exchange, Sort ridge Consols shares have receded to 11 ton. 'Telegraphic advices received to-day from Corn wall aunouuce a further rise in the standard for copper. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady at tlAr annexed quotAt I Jo.. —T own tallow. 675. 9d. nett ca.h ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 6g.. 6d .; August and September , 68A. Gd. ; October rod December. 67.. 9d. MAIMET Avoitaori , :—Tovi Tallow, 603. 3d.; fat by ditto, 3a. 21d.: yellow Illowiau, ltfM. ; melted muff, 46e. rough ditto, 270. 6d. ; tallow gravel, 17o.; good drop, 70. SMITHFIELI) HAY MA HE ET.—THIS DAY. Mr. R. J. Davis rep.rts trade wiibout altundion, except ing for green new b.y, which i. in better demand. Primo meadow bay, 655. to 725., superior ditto, 7.1 e. to 80s.; in terior ditto, 50.. to 60a.: new ditto, 00s. to 804.; masa, sds. to 655.: clover. old, 80.. to 1065.: second cut, 70.. to slia.; nay, 70.. to 90s. ; straw, 26... to 80.. COVENT OAllDEN.—critis I /AV.) Of fruit of ordinary kinds there ia aheavy.upply. Cherries are atilt plentiful and cheap. Pincappbe are also cheaper. Of West India pine. there have been large arrival.. New apples and pave are beginning to make their appearance. A few Kent filberts have also been offered, tmt beteg unripe there was little demand for theta. French ..Jading mill con. Onus. to be supp lied. Among vegetables ale peas, French bean., and cauli flower.; the latter are real .iag from 2.. 6d. to 3e. 6d. per &men. Cucumber,' are plentiful. Barcelona nut. fetch 22a. per bushel; new Spanmh and I trazils, 18e. ditto. The supply of orange., is limited. Cut flowers consist of °mili t ia, Chinese primulas, Arderuaa, heliotrope., bly of the Teary, gotaskas, violate, lamina, and meek