The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-01 00:00:00

The Onwasa, a Russian journal, published at re*girw long amounts from the right wing orb. %lonian military line of the Caucuus, detail ing a number of conflicts with the mountaineer", which took place in the first three weeks in July. Tba aim of the Ruwians is to perfect the camerae nee of • chain of forts, of which the principal nee is st Vaikop. This object attained, the mountaineers dab. oeighboarhood would be effectually deprived d tame of their largest and most valuable pastures, is " probably be compelled to abandon the vicinity. Accordingly, the Russians are inces santly interrupted in . their work ; and the learnalist notes u oomethang extraordinary, on the pert of an enemy who has hitherto warred only a fitful and desultory manner, that the mountain wunors hare kept for three months near Fort m a ik o p, omitting no opportunity of harassing the lowes of the Czar. In the five several engagements wkich are reported, and which always originated in a Ramilin foraging expedition or an attempt to c=timber from the neighbouring forests, the s, according to this authority, were lii_ lonely victorious. In the most serious of then en eanabers, that of July 17, the Russians kilt 9 killed and 61 wounded. In order to revenge a 'umber of incursion" which the Circassian' hed node in the neighbourhood of Anapa, in semis of which they nearly yuceseded in carrying off the cattle and horses of the garrison, a column was met out on the 20th of June, and returned victorious with 3 prisoners, 00 head of honed cattle, sad 302 goats 2211 7ELLOW FITI2. Theionew lever still lingers ensisget the shipping • West bar, bat 'ben is so Yr that It will Le yeses het *de Ar the past. Several Imbed seams sad ease hoe Ohs Attires to it this sewer. The La Piste kit isellespole its the 17th of July, tad toweeds the latter ead edtket sonsh, sad when the was OAS • lbw days d et. Theses, Dr. Seim kr. the seegasn of the areas, onsonad aisSiterrOg a few mina of doily to sow/ dam sad near board se a profit sad ear. dad this lealost on the time the ship wee at Thome Al heeds wars plod ems • de, to take swelicies. Dr. Solosy- Ye amid set lie tbanuilt spots detonation rad ekes- Ism oe hseeL What the La Plata weed et. Thessa, ther e ewe ono err drew Seer an toted the id* while y., 1 wen oases b thew was ad the slightsst *mites .1 Ins to the La Pisa ban the tine she len we ca caul she Owned soln—a eireesstooe that Ws set loosed with shier et the Stayed Mail Company@ .up he soedia Des. Welber and Die= 6 ,4quatwedsli oasis, es the 1 s Pieta on her mint a dad e=ated Dr. Schuyler cm the waned illip t =they attributed merely to It= el treseret. se • prophybetle soled Ono hem to. trial is the oast d Milts het rose es sysleonseny est with ash aseall oxen as by the sown el the Ls 3112111 41110CL.171019 702 THE 4DF4NC2- MZ TOF SCIENCE. The Thalia =Wine die association is deasribed If ihs bed pipers as s pat swam. Th. weather is las, esa up tamer Nom= seam cords of .than to his ray. Oa Sseirisy thews was • mad fele at the basal- NI MAE% mid mi !May • Issassanis at the feriegisal lihrilsas, at obi& ss aaassaNy bras sad aissably vas brim* swam la the .rater the basis= tesilkis mars Iwo bass passe/ with selabaliols. la dr swiss of liairsioel Selma Kr. Boca Kowa beessila ham' Ism of the nechamisal details of TIM OMIT ILIATIIaII 11111.411 SNIP. lb. Ikea Ahemll Merl that lir. Robot 11COmy, the hike d the per Americas elipper, psid him • whit 13 EMU sem at is - e big alp, GM he the. seediMy mid—. Mc see t I h have Mimed the wire ' =ln the mnsimellenof ell my American Mom, hi try meet I lirst head the scored et the wave lee le the pellientims tithe British Asoodatioa." (Hem meld aMeareir to twain Mat e we the of the wave Yet, es diseingniihed kem Imehimed mean of a& hew tha IMO ended ale In the ship. AIN ama Mow that the kel art bed to awls whet wee mOM Me tilp reties of the rmell—thet me the maim whish wad be made if the ship wan oat threeA the miikeond thespeekier mw the eat lb. AMA lemoOmeni s dim= of the ado of th e Wove, mei wens el7l tins herd, wee thalweg erns senektested um net pereiple. Now, the lent this( Is he deans In bete( • Meter-revel wee to make • atinarien of the Me of the niiiiip .eruou is the water. In smiles hese me pier Is onether, it was mower, to *raver a real eat of lee valor hop sneer to allow the whole body of the ship or wahia Armed w end le pm thelegh. The problem wee how to tie Set ma =, this em by tj the al se Si Ishtar/ a peemilde, ao thr the. meld he inallem et eater pomade is smarm The.. hee it wee than the thl bNdfororanrsad to obtbe ee awef Middy sesta" es he mad, sad that Wheat elhated in the awe of the ba aim whom Mira, modem w ' net mei sheekmay, fint smell ia preportion. (Rem hear.) lawowlai the tonemps el alp time rims ere to be cm dilweell—the_payieg rim, the propearg mower, and the di. woks& Inemil lall• Mind Mei sacristies meow Om what he Ambled the wow, maim power of • Mat W weWm dog he she he only imeseel he Mika amiss by 10 tits ant let inehma, &ship of MN tees mold hem IMO ef mereadem dw mph the weer le ke fbit , pa lest of emamomsbee and the Ira ilimeasione el the me were et Me lined dimensions el the ether se I le 21. The ensweselen to be ism by the big ship ha Motion i that he he data by the mei ship wee se 1,000 le KO fee, est is Is ; bet *s p ry power wee es 1$ the rmal he Ith heirked, To the big ship they MI • nemiel bala power of SAM lollop& the em Tema the.. wee • amina its power ef MO, o that Ms bit( shy weld be embed pie es emenemimily as the mak (Bea, laser.) Ileihnlag seer se the wove Ira, he week ampre be k me glom se • prelim Is my one be large • thip on the ihm ilerg to be date woe w Mee the sped = The as ship me imedeel Ss as. 11 the mad mew Owed et ms mew bow, • tothrenet la as table of the wove Weer . I ..evild whew that in maw to ear that *set of the ship's bows ought he be Mont IM Id arid men Meat 40. If • larger Toed were 'embed, my • ship et 1110 het he,, there meld be emery mow Is de the es pet • eiris heft of MI bet to kook hems the bow end the Mom (Hem, hem) II•V ma the width of the alp is manimme wML the retro agreed apes, it very be es drew me Move es the arm he. es beth can the bow, as the moo he. et the mead eider ea bah Mu 4 the stern. Caestmted in be deenner. end pswelled by the erdinery easest of lismopewer, the 'hip would mil pecisely rise= hear. Tory could dower than to mils se hour. it efferary, and in doing so they would oreveseire fuel, In ememequeace of the diminished mistenes of the warn, whims them would be • vastly inentesed to sie if es slenmpt were made to drive the mamas" mew be 10 miles an hoer. (Hear, bear) Now, with meet he be big siM Fr the speed at which it war intended is drive the Orel lest.,., It me found that the Moth of the bow eitesl4 he 330 fest, the length of the eters 220 Mt, el the middle body 120 feet. sad of the screw propellor 10 MR maim in ell 680 feelength. The lines ois which she me constructed wen aither more nor lees than ea amended immy el the her of ell ships which he h o d b u ilt a i noe k w k hid tie war principle before that sevocistion. (Applause) Mr. Puaat tax 'speared the pleasure cob which be bad Word to the lucid description given by Mr. Rummell, sad his hearty eoncurrewee ®the mode In which the ship bed been built. Ile moved vote of thaar to Mr. Rum% Mr. Rennie seconded the motion, whit.* was ado ; ear which the section adjourned to this morning at dsp~ o'clock. LORD EILGIN'tt MISSION TO CIIISA.—A WM pantient of the Men, writing from Hong Hoag on July 10, stye "the favourite theory here is that Lord Eight is going to Isom, end it is met impomible that we may see the comb of that mysterious eland. The course really meolved epee, berm, is this. A few days after thie mail ha. tom dospatehed the Calcutta, the Shannon, the Peed, the In esaible, the Hornet, and two gunboat, will proceed meth wade, to rendezvous at Shanghai, sad be proceed thews to the mouth of the river Pei-ho, on which river Pekin .tends. Anived at the nearest print to the capital, lard IMM wW iimpatch to the an. borities, for transmission to the Emperor, • letter requiring the Emperor within a epsrided time either to reeognee or to repudiate the sate of his uleleers at Canton, If the court of Pekin repodiste TA. and pay compesastion for past injurlee, and give somerli, ageism their warrants—trill. If. as is met probed* Misr an mice be taken of the letter, or • dripneltke be shown to entangle the ambaseador in question. of ceremeniel, Lord Elgin will declare war, end thus relieve the Metier it the two powers from their present anonialorm pasitkm. Caton will then be ocrapied, theft's& of the northern porta will ant to oanenenuarily interfered with, but such farther pee•edia g . will be taken se may be necessary to bring the tenet M Prima to rearm." TaTISTOcE ELECTION.—Owing to Mr. Bytig bowleg the ' countyundr prim to Ids hettlei kg • kr the of Middlem. • room, do lea ementseml In the regmentatioa of chic bereugh. Mr. Ankle Remit --• scion of the he.., of liedierd—st ems mimed the as ea a candidate. He addreneed • woodsg of Melon on day evening, bed did set by say mom eme nip te the Tavielock Meadard. A mend meting me inid ein *Mayo* white • reeektien nee paved Avast %iiisipelmelso `wit at Mr Inviting Mat to • = eif L the eleetern visil & withdraw from the Mheseno by the mojerit, et "kr IS. deee A te &r Mabee& acmem rigemenem him le Mow tar e laps andribi. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1857. TUN POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Richard Morris, • jourusymsa bricklayer, waa brought before Mr. Anteroom COMA', with committin 1/ g s desperate samult opou J. Hitchcock, No. 44. The prosecrer laving bra swarm said—Between 1 and 2 this moring I us ea dry ia Biropspte-street, whit I met the prissoor with emer . There IMO about thirty or forty cif am were making • grmt diaereses. I mid than to go home. The Pam header re dogs several timea, and on my nig he Omsk me two terrible blows in the eye. Hsiin banked me down, and jumped upon ms re ad it sot her for the interference of two clef. = "l7 H whseents up during the straggle, in all probability I should hero beau ..ordered. The proner, in his defence, said that it was another man who @lrak the ounatable while the letter was dragging hiss go the sestina-house. He wished to call witness., to setablial kis insecree who were not resent. 64. Alonewul Cubit ..od that if the policeman' was dot salistikon with regard to the identity of the pri mer it was • car that requited to be dealt with with muds severity. That the policemen bed been violently struck Ia the eye by somebody the. weld be no doubt, and it would be most salishetory that ea opportunity should be afforded both parties et redraft witnesses. Urge these circumstance. the prow mug is regraded ear to-morrow. BOW-1116.11T. ATTIMPtED SOICIDI IT • CIIILD. Hanfty Way, a diminutive boy of amain, whose bead beedly rose above the level 4 th e look was charged before Mr. Jardine with attempting to commit suicide by throwing himself from Wentrineser•bOart• Joseph Juba Locke mid—l live a 7, Phiseent Cottages, Lambeth, and am a +schema at the Weetrainster-bridge narks. At about twelve o'clock teat night I was on duty in a boat sear the Barmy shore, and baud a cry of help from the Middlesex side. 1 rowed to the spot sod found a boy in the wooer holding on the boom of the pier under No. 3 web, old bridge. I took hint to the shore. I thought at lint that it was es snidest, and asked him If there were any ZOUII. and he said "1 don't know." But on getting to the shore he said " 1 Wended to do it some time Policeman Welker, 624 A. received charge of the prisoner tram the kat witness mid took him to th.l ospitd. B 7 the advice of the surgeon wittier took the prisoner home, giving hie father directions to take proper are of him, and bring W Mime the magistrate to-dry. The Is 's father, a ladle: shoemaker, living In Peter @bask Westminster, here teat. forward, mid said the lad we. very healthy. and took his meals regularly. He was • very good boy. Ile (the father) could not account fur the wear mos. The boy did no work be was too young ; but he wwt to Primer—l'll never do it again. Mr. Jail e—Why did you do it this time? Prlsmer—Pettier w going to teat me with the strap. Mr. Jording (to the father). —Had he done anything that you were gang to chastise hum for The Pother—Why, air, the MUM of it Ina this:—He wee Munn' up the Oen, which falls to him, ell the others are Miler, and ars oat at work. As ha woo icing to tee& the 6a tie brother-in-law would not let kin move the bilis so he wanted, the space being too contracted, Ind be struck his brother-la-law. That made words between or sad his nether-in-law, and any temper was up I was ge- Ist had him far beteg the ewes et the disturbance. I hl be awl eat Mee bit bit bredisr. TlT 7 fai:Mi•- -- DipTeiamiaiiiiiiiTh - Ns sigusair ? TM lather—To err. lmocem limileselt—The bet is that the woman's temper Yso violet* Shat he Mural entempted last night to commit Weide by dashing oat by bruins against the wall. The ern Omitted thin and lowed a severe war on the side of his Led. He wee tory =happy, and mental distress breught on • dime* ',Math* ‘ctor add wee incorebb. Mt. Janine said this 11111111 the most shocking ome that ever came belan him--tha • woman's bed temper should dries not h r hnibesui bet • bey so young to attempt tuicide. He be.. whit we the bee course to take, mime to give the up to the tether, and direct the inomeor to go or mad some diocese person to caution the stepmother mry seriously on the subject. Mt. Braise** undertook to de so himself. Mr. lodine ale observed than at the kart tiro of further Oilmen the IMO, aught to come to the court and complain Obis wiles coniest. The boy was then given np to hie Who WORSHIP-STREET. iN TTTTT AND IMPUDENCE.. Thema, Hotrod. • jotworyma baker wee charged before Kr. D'lllywourt with mobtaili z verillis mum of money bent Ms eseployar, Mr. Samuel of Upswr Clapton. Om ors holm been clearly spina the accused, the preetestoe stated hie inability to brim forward witnesses somorone ethers, the puns. bg procipidly oddment whe must be greatly incooranienamd by Meng their bol uses to give evidence. Priesio—Lit me pay him the ammo back. Ibileinte—lsdend. no. 1 gall send you for trial. What womt,it yen maim ? Twelve shilling a wash. Prewortor—With )our breed and Soar, and $ good bed to bs yon Triranet—Welt, who. to live upon that P Pressentor—Ton came sod biro* me to employ. rm. Prboar—To boom I was Lad up, and amid sot get better. to the gir ellynco ? ure—Do you wish to my anything in answer shop Primmer—No, only I weld not live upon what he goo. Why meet yon let me settle it with him ? Presseelett—The primer her been with me only • miteih, hes vary weeny accounts be her withhold. The prisoner was remodel. oweenetwo noooe !IDF PALS' PIISTINCIIS. Mary Lau*, a carter la the antes of Mr. Fleming, carmen, Cana-coon, Pell-mall, was cheesed bite Mr. Magid with obtaining two nom of baths and bar anal, the propeety of Mr. Wm. Henry Allen, ortaraleper, Wainsarae-etrat, Pimlico, nada false penmen. M. Sarah Allen, wt of the prosecutor, snail abet ca PiMay shoran= the primmer called cm Mr. Alba mod Maned thee be wanted two of bottles In Phan. Bell ead Neysolda wirmereBata , PO-mall. He bad a bone nod en with him. Mr. Arnold—DM he take may away with hies f Warr—Yea. He also stated that they, the Mara DeU aad Co., would want four mom gram which the d i ces whirr to ham tent to them on the following day. Mar ore lakes to Pall mall, when tt was found that so order WI bra gime for any bottle.. By Mr. Arnold—My husband arms Maras. Bed ard Reynaldo with bottles. I yam the bottles to th. Ca in dr enectatios that they were for Mesa Mesa Bed aij Nee. Anderson. %the employment of Ikon BA and Co., ssid—Thet the Ins vas is ths heat of dealing Win Yr. Allen for betties. No ceder err given to the Omar Is el tan bating!! Means. HAL 31;.ATrii-LDTDyeahZer. the primmer ? Wieser—Tr; lair ia the atria of Mr. Ifleming r eerier. Mr. lisermg der the we& ditty employers. Mr. Thee. J Flendag rested that the Fusser. o Wedaseday lea4,wr bis carman. On thee day he ab sented breast:. He gar him (prisoner) into the custody of Pollercenetable 300 A. The Wham was remanded. LAMBETH. NAVAS& ASSAULT. • - allim, ba ring the appearance of • navigator, was charged before Mr. Elliott with cruelly wealth' his wife. The minnow wife, whose countenance mewed perfectly bleached hem the loft of blond , and who from her state of weakness was obliged to hare a chair while giving her mi aow, said that about two o'clock this morning s h e got out of bed to let her husband in, and the moment she opened the deer he commesteed alums, her. On reaching her bed room the re seedele petimaer made se deepen*. attack on her, and she mesa Ma Mr. Elliott—You say he attacked you without provo cation P Witness—Yee, At, without lbe least provocation. Mr. El porealre • cut o the left aide of your bead, ebiett Nano to bawr bled • great deal ; do y ou know bow that was does? le— WitieN sir ;it was in the dark and I could not sea Poi James Newell, 116 P. mid—That he was as duty seer Cerellocrpimes, Nceitigton, and saw the pri soner ever sot of the house No. 2. On leaving the door ha eleinctly heed Wm say "The will do for the —;" and them hem away, and et this instant he (wittier) lifted lona miss el murder in the house. Ile, In consequence, fol lowed and secured the prisoner end took him to the station. William Hall, 164 P, maid—That on bearing the cries of " Murder " he went to the house and a more frightful eight than that which promoted iteelf he had never witnessed. The whole piece was covered with blood, so that the quan tity the poor woman lost must have been considerable. On esansining the le'rry boats et the primmer, be found that the aide and upper of the right-footed ow was covered with blond , ao that there could be no doubt that the wound in the hied had been committed by it. The pour W 001•12 wee in m dangerous a shale that Mr. Elliott felt it desirable to mimed the primer far a week. SBABB LISTS-2828 DAY. Two o'CLocz. _ - The railway share martin to-day is firm, pur chases predominating. 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We /South Eaderie Gezette) understand that a lam of 300 Oleos his be antocribed by the Leos Court tenantry, for a portrait of Loud Sondes, painted by Mr. Orme, which it is intended to present to his lordship se en heirloom. THE ESTATE OP THOMAS LAW HODGES, E.g.— On Friday last, at the Auction Mart, Mr. Norton, of the firm of Notion, Hamlet, and nisi, offend for sale the valuable estate of Hawed, *limited near Cranbrook, in the Weald of Kw t., As many years the reeidetee of the late Thos. L. Hodge., Zig. a gentleman well known through out the county, sad ;hose public actione had made him highly rimpeoled by man of all partial. The estate com plies 4,600 acne et amble, meadow hop. and woodland, all freehold , and divided Into farms , with the fine old mansion of the late owner placed in a park of about 160 ecru, and Its extonsive °Moir, palms, and pleasure ground,. There is also encellent shooting and other sporting advan tages. The annual rental woe stated to he 4,11001. ; in addl. tion to which is the avows of the vioange of Benandes, with tithe commuted matchers% of 609 i. per snow. The pretreat incumbent is nearly 00 years logs. After the con- Micas of the eels bed been read, an oar was mode of 90,0001. for the whole, end from this point the bids went on briskly until the amount reached 125,000/, or at the rate of 251. 18e. per acre neatly, at which it was knocked down to Gathorne Hardy, Req., M.P. for Leominster. THE IRISH LABOUR MARKET.—So many weavers both of cotton sad linen fabrics, have bees tempted by hi wages to abandon, for the present, the loom for the sickle. that Belfast manufacturers have been obliged, in several 1 instance., to curtail their maks. One hones in the amain line could only find looms for about 20 " chains" bat week, instead of their usual hew of five times the number.—Benner of Ulster. AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS IN THE SOUTH AND WAIT OP I tiLAND.—An eminent agriculturist who has vieltoi our national tattle show at Waterford, has supplied us with some valuable notes of the condition and prospects of the crops In the south and west of Ireland. This gentleman Mates that the wheat crop in that diatriet of the country will produce • fell ammo revolt ; and in some quarters there will be a heavy heed of grain, although sot so thick on the ground. Bo Le ea eats ere ooncerned, a light crop is WNW =..bitt=wlll main the highest expectatirem of the On the all-important subject of the condi tion' at BIS rite mop we regret to say our valued cone =bebie unpleasant news from the month and west. es I the agricultural dirtricte lying between Wa ist** and Cork, and the melt of his isforina- On hr boa the simple foot that • general " blighr has serinnely dieted the greet national esculent of Ireland.— Medan wai f . The Radish Gazette states that an immense wens of Om liavY. a, very Nock oppeiesook punt over Tastaidso Wells as Beinday Mono* et •MI& ot about stay hoe; arms et dr% tromoverottkel=ttole SomnsT : a l a r d 1b I g elZra r ls dot dew be.' amoral with The 48erekine Harald regrets very much to say Met the palate dyers lea @heady mode sof Yews In th is =. In oar vary Sao "Marsaim to are a bralelly er lo had, Ides so doodled Geld le a miff. i n 1600 k MN" MY ee arewellieekeilad, MN IN Asarsls. MAOS«. 10. Ommenlii Dieris; KOPP IlligiulANNLOlNet. eye" le PON Ies.A.N.DNININD *Pe I. Weise WON... Ie Liebe Ida INN— KM teeihsaW VAL Pria.st 11.10 Di. Dote De is 20 . w ee Power siTii..- 10,000 Iles awe Kore Opure Ark . Kee 15 00000.1101. 16110=16110 , 00 PN.1.91.1 4. le 0.. P.m 11,1120 1. 4e.to MON 10 Cake of Amin& . 0,00 Now NAN 10 Cdo. t Mass ...- Spa len ODD ON MI Welt. Dank MIINIMIAI4 WWI $1( I insole Tel (UMW) •••• Klee Is uevelles Agrearstal *eel 1. 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INN 4441,ed N. Veelerle Deis —... lee Wei De. Woe 4 % MONEY MARKET -TBIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The funds to-day are better, owing chiefly to the more favourable tendency of the bullion movement. Prices now stand at an improvement of per cent. compared with the closing quotations of yesterday. The share market is also firm. Consols for the 9th of September were first marked 991, and are now quoted 901 to 1. For money the present price is 901. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 911; the New Three per Cents., at 911 to ; Bank Stock, 2131 to 217; Exchequer Bills at 2s. dia. to par; Exchequer Bonds at 991; and India Bonds at 22 dia. Turkish Six per Cents. are inquired for, and are marked 9d for the 18th of September; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are marked 791 ex div. The other transactions in this department are limited to Equador New Consolidated Bonds at ; and Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, at 46t. The improvement which occurred in the market yesterday morning was principally occasioned by the large imports of the precious metals. The bullion movement is evidently becoming more favourable. The extensive purchases of gold effected by the Bank last week have yet to be exhibited in their returns ; and now farther supplies are to band of such mag nitude (u detailed below) as to give rise to a confident belief that the Bank's stock will yet re ceive a considerable addition. It is peculiarly satis factory to remark that the recent extraordinarily heavy shipments of silver to the East have not pre vented the retention here of a great mass of newly imported gold. The immediate pressure of the sil ver drain is at present materially mitigated, and it is estimated that the total remittances by the Indus on the 4th Sept. will not exceed 600,0001. to 800,0001. The last packet, it will be remembered, took 1,09,5,0191. The reason of this satisfactory change is a diminution in the orders from India to ship silver thither, consequent, probably, upon the paralysed state of trade in Indian exports. Meanwhile, the arrival of the steamer La Plata furnishes a large portion of the silver required for the following packet of the 20th September, and the withdrawals of the metal from the Continent will be proportionately diminished. As the ex change at New York keeps up, and as more than a million in Australian gold is actually on its way to this country, there seems ground for the hope that bullion will accumulate in the Bank. The market will thus be rendered the better able to provide, without inconvenience, any additional pecuniary means which may ultimately be needed for the ser vice of the nation in the East. Of the 348,0001. in specie and bullion brought from New York by the Persia, the greater portion was destined for London, and came to hand yesterday. About 73,00 W. or 80,0001., consisting of refined gold, was yesterday sent into the Bank, whilst parcels of American eagles to the amount of 30,0001. or 40,0001. are known to have been purchased for ex portation to the Continent. Further sums may per haps be retained here. The amount of specie and bullion brought by the steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, Mexico, Bc., is no lees than 444,4001., of which about 339,5001. is silver, and 104,9001. Fold. This im portant supply is expected to be delivered at the end of the present week. The 123,8001. in gold, ex the steamer Indomitable, from Melbourne, is expected to be delivered to-day, and the bulk of it will probably be sent into the Bank. • _ . _ _ The steamer Berwick has brought 48,600 half im perials, or about 38,8001., from St. Petersburg. - - H.M.S. Trincomalee has also brought a quantity of specie and bullion (silver) from the Pacific. This remittance is expected to reach London to-day. The corn market yesterday was not quite so de pressed in character as on Friday ; nevertheless, new wheat was quoted 3s. to 4s. per quarter lower than on Monday week. The pnce of town-made flour was reduced 3e. to 4e., and now stands at 50s. per sack. The imports of foreign grain into London last week were liberal. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday is 20, but the whole of these bad been previously disposed of with the exception of three or four. From all the country markets held at the close of last week a fall regards tng from Is. to 4s. per qr. is announced aswheat. From most of the French markets lower prices are also reported, the supply of new corn on offer being more liberal. . _ _ The accounts received from moat parts of the kingdom tend to show that the yield of wheat is considerably larger than was at first thought. On the other hand, the potato disease seems to be spreading in many localities. Telegraphic advice, from St. Petersburg quote the exchange on London at 37 11-16 d. Tallow was arriving freely from the interior, whilst ship room was scarce. The subjoined memorandum is from the committee of Mexican bondholders: The committee of Mexican bondholders have received advice. from Mr. Whitehead, dated 2nd instant. The B► leadarte the official journal of the capital) of the 13th July hut, publish'a the circular order of the Minister of Fiume, dated June 25, on the receipt of which by the caaiom•house., the sueeion of payments was to cease as regards the foreign bondholders and convention creditors, with a proviso, however, that the government anticipations to the amount, it was said, of about 205.000 dole., still in circulation, wereto be satisfied out of the dudes. According to this, the revenue. of the dividend fund would again he at the diaposal of the bondholders about the beginning °tidy's/it, hurthened with a liability of about 61,000 dole. The La Plata • however, brings no remittance yet, for which various reason are given. The 22,000 dole. in the band" of the agents In Colima had ktfely arrivrd in Manzanillo for shipment to the B►nk of England vita Panama. The republic was tranquil, and the difficulties with Spain appeared for the moment to be the chief subject of euitement there. ----••- • - • • - The following is from the Mexican financial agent in London : NZIICAN Dalt. By the Royal Welt India steamer la Plata, just arrived. 22,000 dollars Dave been nweived from Colima, viol Panama, for the Mexican dividend.. Besides the above sum, 66,6761. 7s. Ild. is already depo sited in the Bank of England (Signed) F. FA cio. 32, Cheat Winchester-street, August 31, 1867. The Ecuatorian Commission of Agency yester day received 1,4021. 18s. Ild. on account of Ecuador dividends. We are informed that the prospectus of the Mel bourne and Ballarat Railway Company will be issued in a few days. It is stated that the project is sup ported by a number of the parties interested in the Geelong and Ballarat Railway Company,the winding up of which has just been decided upon. A call of It. is to be paid on the new shares (1857) in the London and Blackwall Railway Company by the 30th September. With reference to the New York and Erie Rail road Company, the New York advice. remark as follows : This company gives notice that eutecriptions will be re ceived until the let November Dent for 6.000,000 dole. 7 per cent. bonds, redeemable let October, 1880, interest payable let Apnl and October. They will be sold at par, payable 50 per cent. In any of the unsecured bonds of the company, re deemable is 1862, 1871, end 1876, and 50 per cent. in midi at time of subscribing, or in monthly iwitalments of 10 per cent., at option of purchases. Them bonds are guaranteed by a mortgage on the entire rood, &enchain and equipments, and all the leasehold property of the company, including the hims, fon privileges, and landedproperty of th e Long Dock Company of Jersey city, Tb• obieut of the new lose —which will Incomes the debt el the company only about 1.000,000 dole.—is to fund the present !hating debt, and to obtain means to continue tbe construction of the tunnel, depot, wharves, and other Improvements of the Long Dock ProPtTtY. 'I he following communication, dated Havannab, the Bth of August, gives an account of the recent bank panic in that ciq : During the last days of July, we mast Omer) bream tolerably settee, but ft laded only a mry abort gam and a complete dulness followed, owls' to Me pest pram* to our wary by the perk= esemelme de& Mg fa atodot "4 :f i t = "a wbleit regmt be m , wee amid em by aro to • mat dedgerom degree of bW seacobtalso, but we can add with particular satiafeetion that all merchants have kept away from each transactions. All el nem of course was severely affected by these difficulties he money matters. On the ard instant •nrunettery peak *aimed upon the weetk-minded public, and nutted • sinitkm rnekt upon our banks for deposit* without interim), se heavy that three of them wpm obhgcd to impend payments for • while. Our principal bank, however. the 13411C0 Hapanul do la Ha bana, stood firm, haring not only sufficient ftusda of her oat to meet all demands, but aided also strongly by our govern ment and principal merchants, who, besides sending all their dispomble capital into this madditthesent, had a meeting under the presidency of our cepraingenentl, when • web ecription was formed immediately by our principal planters merchants, and capitalists, to powwow all operations of the Spanirh Bank for Pill months, such guarantees, with tank capital, and mortgagee on lands and Dropertiee, reaching within two days the considerable sum of id ,000,000 dollars whereupon the Hank is to raise a ban of 6.000,000 dollars therewith to aid ell the other banking establishments. This measure ht* restored confidence in all mind*, and the plait has ceased ; thus we confidently hope, although at present hotlines@ of all deecriptione is at a mend, that in • few days it will return to its former natural and favourable course. • The directors of the Great Luxembourg Company have addressed a circular to the shareholders, calling their attention to the proposed issue of new obligh dons, the terms of which have been previoui stated. The resolution passed at the meeting whi ch was held on the lith iost., in London, concluded as , follows : That the directors be empowered to increase the soioent the individual übligatione should it be deemed by them expe dient to do se, preserving, however, the same relative terse of the issue, and in no case exceeding the total amount aqui Pft tnl e f i he circular now issued, the secretary remarks: I am to rakes you that the directors intend to avail them selves of the discretionary power given to them by the bet paragraph of the above revolution, and, in consequence, to borate 25,000 bonds or obligations of 600 francs or 201. cook, upon payment of 370 francs or 111. fur each ouch bor.d oe obligation. The proportion to which every shareholder is Willed is one such obligation or bond for every four shares held by him. Application for the proportion of the tole inane of obligations to which you are entitled by reseon Of the shares you hold mule be made on or before the 10th of September next, failing which you will lose your right to the The deposit on these bonds is fixed at 51. MONDAY EVIN:SiI. , The funds opened thin morning with considerable buoyancy, an advance of Z per cent. being tem porarily attained. Some sales were then pressu4 and the market gradually relapsed, prices being finally quoted only per cent. better than at the close of the Stock Exchange on Saturday. The demand for money in the discount market was to-day moderate. In the Stork Exchange loam on stock were more wanted, chiefly amongst thi dealers in bullion, and commanded about 4 per cent. Consols, which were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange on Saturday 00l to 1 for thr 9th Sept., opened this morning at 901 to 1, but sub sequently !elapsed, and closed at 902 to 3. For money the last pesos was 902 to 2, and for the October account 901 to 91. The " continuation" to October is quoted to 7-18 per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mai 901 a, 1,1, 1; ditto, for account, 9th Sept., • Three per Cent. Reduced, 914, 901, 914, 902, 9 New Three per Cents., 914, 912. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan. 1860, 22. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 18k, 18 1-18. Bank Stook, 2182, 217; ditto, for account, 2131. India Stock, 212, 210 f: Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fiat, ing payable in 1669, 984. India Bonds, 16e. die. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. discount to par Turkish Six per Cent'. were firm to-day, and stooj at 4 o'clock at 942 to 962, or 1 above the closing' price of Saturday. The Ouaranteed Four per Cents. were quiet, at' 994 to 2. The operations br other foreign descriptions were limited. Peruvian Four•and-a-Half per Cents. were nominally quoted 812 to 824. Spanish Deferred Three per C,entsii continue to meet with inquiry. Sales are recorde& as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 10114 Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 901, 991. GranaM Active Bonds, 222. Peruvian Three per Cents., for! account (18th Sept.), 66}. Sardinian Five per, Cents., 891. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 23/. Turkish Six per Cents., for account (18th Sept.), 96, 961. Buenos Ayres Bonds are also officially marked es,, 84, and 834. Bank shares to-day sustained no important :Change.. in price. In land shares the variation consisted of an improvement of about 11. in South Australian • Land. Steam and other miscellaneous securities were quiet. Canadian Government Six per Cents. were flatter. , The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, via. Oude Railway, par to k prem. ; Central Oude Rail way, par to k prem. •, Eastern ßengal Railway, to 3.18 prem. ; Punjaub Railway, 1 to 3-18 pm. . MINES-TEM LAY Two o'Ctocit. The transactions in home mining stock. to-day are limited. The only business officially recorded in the Stock Exchange is in Sortridge Consols shares,whic% are marked I s . The inquiries k r certain stocks continue, and prices in most cases are nominalbt unchanged. In foreign mining shares there is no movement: whatever. fittijOiX;ed is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Bedford Console, I; Err Alfred, 31, 4 ; East Rune% 36e., 3es. ; Great Alfred, 2, ; Holmbuab, 33-e. ed., 32e. ed. 4 Kelly Bray, 25e., 27e. ed. ; Lady Bertha, 12e., 13e. ; Horeb Crotty, ; North Dowwa, 37a. ed., 40e.; North Roan". 140, 150; florwidgre Crawls, 113-16, 15-16; Taros: Connie, 11, I; Wheel Edward, 7i, 8 Wheel LoderflA, 35e., 40s. MONDAT ZVlrErni 16 In the market for home mining stocks to-day business was limited, but there was a demand for shares in North Roskear, Sortridge Console, Wheal Exmouth, Wheal Buller, Wheal Edward, and East Basset. The two latter descripticins exhibit a de cided advance. The following transactions era reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official list, : Weak Ceram, at 120; Sortridge Consols, at 11 to 2; }hest Alfred, at 31 and Great Wheal Alfred, at 71. COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS LAY. (UT 11AONITIC TILL/LeasPN.) (MOM OUR OWN CORXISPoODILNT.I We had only a moderate attendance of either milkro, dealers, or farmers at our market this day, the Later bt fug ep in getting in the outstanding crops. d There was more doing in wheat at Fridays rates. lime was dull of sale Lut not easier in price. Indian corn had but a slow sale at previous rat. , 'Mee articles without change in value. The weather very Ana M INCINO-LANE.-- . TH IS DAY. SUOML—Tbe market has opened with a dull appnorso,ca, and sales are with difficulty made at last week's micro. R,Q fined also dull. Correa.—The scull public rules are progressing, vrithmt showing any material alteration in prime. Tsa.—Prices are supported, but the demand continues limited. gALTrATIIIt continues quoted at previous rates, bat Inn, of parcels on the spot are very small, and 655. has been ptM far parcels to arrive. Rica.-700 bags Bengal sold in public sale rat 109. Civrros.-500 bales sold. Markets generally dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, at the amassed quotat:ous o-- Town taw, 61e. 3d. neat rash; Petersburg Y.C. nn the spot, 635. ; September, 62.. 6d. to 9d. ; October sad Dee., 60.. 3d. ; January end March, GOP. MIITHFIELD HAY MARKET (THIS DAY.) Mr. E. J. Mivis imports s geed supply, with • downer:eel tendency —Prime meadow hay. 70s. to ; superior ditto 80s. to 88.. ; interior ditto, 80s. to 66s • new ditto, 700. to 81..; rowen, 60s. to 685.; clover, old, 96.. to 110 s.; se cond cut, 90.. to 100..; ditto new, 90s. to 103..; strew, 26e. to 30.. A despatch has been received in Paris from Stock holm, sanooncimg that, by the advice of his physicians, the King of Swedes bed made his will. TIM Bar NM ASROCIATION. —We (leer:, if,r e.ry) received yeasday *risks& with great pleasure, a telegraphic =imp to the siket that the efforts of the &pm ttlioll Melt hen 1W tSwn I. won for loads the honour fad whysimps of Min visited ant year by the Assaciatimr ham beim thoroughly socomsfah though Usm&ester trus • formilslde competitor. tve; ith. and aft. Iy die fti- tee Bit vas tt`' iz: sr. dr sup or lii lib lis NW no, the ore rill ore 1