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

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Revise replied to lir.elederrete ameireet as le the kr et direr act Wog is .pug rib as silsisos et Obs NO, honor ths Astorsi-Orsol id d Now Ur th is bill carimplsted a Nerdy Ist rim slogisl swam Ilse he Wired die bar bard Alb stikesslisr Ord sod prod aims .Ilass=q B. ins Or to ird tirs Ohs br. sad Word warble fee Drier dellered de Iserpteletra ad the divairl row Is Mressr, b hi tostatir boa or I bassi member woad me rhea ere the larkliere errerrers dr re torrelealcr Tbe areart you r abbi me imersork. thug prniseek re air rpm' the divorce limed hydrae& Beare/DM that the infilif In the gets.brfp idspled the view.t the SION6III at the word rehandle se cresert with the ;err law. Be called upon dr lessee to ry whether = r .b ad is d . 1 rev deckles that lasniare ahead leseetarth be et whether they would pew* err Ms per dpie rid& ray had acted upon for ye may yew% sad ex ited It is a arer The bar rag divided— For the maid maw 97-11 t glee bill we. aneorthafty reed. awed tire. BUSINESS OF TILE NOUSE. Lead PALMERSTON said, in mly to Sir F. Kelly, art his noble Mateo (Lord J. Rniodro motion bed re rims ON Monday, situ which the Pr ) obate Bill w e be taken. ILLICIT DISTILLATION (IRELAND) BILL. This bill parr through comatitree. COUNTY COURT JUDGES' SALARIES BILL. This WI was read a third time end pried. CONSTABLES (DETACIIED PARTS OF COUNTIES) Mt This 1111 pawl through committee. JOIN 8 lOC K COMPANIES BILL. Inds' llllMMlldibelgAl to this WI seer* weeklored sad Wei ik FALKIRK BUROHL Oa the aides or Ob. H • sew writ wee adored to twee Ar the sheiks of • towolter kr the Fab* lowthit, to the room el Mr Marry, whose &oda" le &eland to he Toed. BURIAL OROUNDS (SCOTLAND) ACT (1665). Mr. EW \AT tomeght to a hill to eased the nth swaica lithe Bab Omni' (tkotiewl) Act MAP. LA's...all - TEE OP SUPPLY. 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Tanis, of Ballroom, in the the !wanly el IlykA r be thee seated • pew of Ireland M llearthytie the First (1628) by the anflasn6 Ude el Nam et i. sad Virwiint Tads of Cerms. Mead yes annted grist Car &OM in the et the Meat Ho the theseetled by Media /111, Wkhelth thee DM whitest Yew, 141 •theithel by bin ••••■1 Irather. who admit the Aastath eenith 141 er amid • emit of the athlee. He yr weetalled by Dr Wert ma el hie Waist Jar. whit 441 erthest fro" vbeath• odium at Carlingthed lieseine ended, mil the ether *he 4themith on the prams et ths bir th ma et the 64 Virosuat Task, Nichols.. who at 17111. siemeied M the thothaty ad ba rmy. noes • Ilsnleeintipmgral k the Aucidse service, sad is 1741 • wile et eumule to the Irish peritommt ea Weed le ths, bat • catholic it is summed that he New loth hie ant e W two euee, - leis and Freed, Tbe Lyra , wbe vas so Imperial AulicCoandlkw, under the Ewer Mark There" duet during hie father's Wotan*, birdie • sera, isielph. who sumo. dod to the titles no the death of lie pesibiher, Nichol.. lie loft two sons, Francie Jab. Chef Am* Rudolph sad Louis Patrick John, Fiends Jib Charlie Joseph Rudolph petitioned the Home of lards in 1830, claiming his right to vote at the election of espremerative piers for Ireland, and wi• reoom mended by a Ceemeittee al Privileges in the drat Metance to petition the Crews. He died without Weir in 1849, and ina swessalsol by Ids indisr, Louis Patrick John, who died in 1866, Istrrieg • sas, Cloth Joseph Francis Clement, the pram* eleinent, who was Melia 1823. Dr. 141/in ed XL Halpin "peered for the claimant Belding% which, WM ibawl* el the klintiticatiou of the delment by the Bed of Weatmarairsi, was wholly docioniatery, was pet In; ma the ere a 4loursed for the prodactron of farther meth EQUITY COURTS.—Jutx 31. 117, Medan all Leeds isedore of Appeal.) DAVIT V. DOILIANT.--AIDTH V. DI:TRAIT. 114 Their lewiships iistivered their decision upon the four e t , applications ia there suits, witch involved matters of detail et. eenelderable hetriony. The ells, question of inter.' TO arising let the ease was, whether mortgagee with power of t' s We Might sell odor the power, end leave the greater part ; el the purchaewsioney taped ea security of the premien at aid. Their isedeldps bell that this might lawfully be dune. R. Windersley.) The questing Mead upon the petition was am to the eon- E stisetion to be plud upon the ell of Sir J. Lomb., which was amide in thew 1814. The property to which the will m related was of the value of 15,0001. • year, sad the testator *meld that 20,0001. should be set aside fur the building of 111. • agession-beass. sad a sum of I,ooof. • year for ten y arn 10 to be also devoted to that object. When the legator lad • Mt was inattheed and atresgly restaged, eo that in fact the se amain was sot completed until 1854. The cart of It was s t , 61,0001., bat the seensaulationa of the 20,000/. and the N I,OODi. • year made ap • still Larger sum, and the Tinges N. arose as to what wag to hs dose with the surplus ; was it to T. be oosidend as Imam sad go N the totem.; fur life, or Vand form part of Or ram! estate A -Oeserml, Mr. Fleming, Mr. Glaser, Mr. * Bally, Mr. Cdr, and several other counsel appeared in IS the am. The Viee-Cfmaillor easel:WM that the testator by the t di:artless d ths o 0 had completely severed this sum trees I A the Mame sad amino! It tato capitol. It must therefore N gar past el the mew of tie 'elate. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDSTONE, JULY 31. i s (Beim Mr. Justice Wilke.) Gawp Heide Siren*, IS, described se a term labourer, wee indicted fur the wilful murder of Thomas Edina*, his brother, by awes chopping his head to pions with an ale. Sir W. B. Riddell and Mr. Rumen col:duelist the prase oaks ; Mr. 0. DaIIOSIR was counsel for the prisoner. re The prisoner lived with his parent., the &eased, who was 21 rare of age, sad a younger brother, in a street tailed Bedford-row, at Maidebm. The dere:Lee! wee • hardwork ing young man sad helped to support his parents, bat the '<- =had ER slaw time refused to work. On Monday, 16, the prileow's father told him he had got some work for hha. end the primmer made simile evasive answer. The deceased the telithe primer that if be did not go to week ,hem it wee ebtaised for Ida he would turn him out of $ dome. The primer apparel may angry at thin, and the IS sire night he went Ines hie bother'. bedroom, and inflicted how him went seven blew* en the heed with a hatchet. m The deseased died st the fellewlag morning. The prisoner Ilk With. boom the ems ideht, and was seat seen at the holm Hi dna Ode ae Iteelemesr, in which town he was ',pyre bendeL 10 Theistey Mama a verdict of Guilty, and the judge passed as. sentence el deal to The prielher, who betrayed no emotion during the trial Or id. when the eratimee west &hewed, then walked away from the bar with a line et,. lb WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Bowns, JILT 30. e N (Before Mr. Justice Crompton.) et Thomas Iboky (SO) was charged, " for that be did, on the 22nd May lest, at Dome , unlawthily and wilfully compom, write, and publish • certain scandalous, impious, blew 1 0 =oria, end profanelibel of end concerning the Hole &Tip and the Christian reli arid for having (Amebic. measly spoken spinet God, peotuely seeded at the Holy Scripture, and exposed it to contempt and ridicule.' 111 Mr. Coleridge prosecuted, and oboerved that the pretest Pt. chime wee somewhat different to them they had been accus tomed to hem In criminal courts. It was the law of the la lowever, thed bbmphaming God awl turning the doc tithes of the Christian religion into ridicule was an indict. ii skin alma at common law as it tended to subvert religion and morality, and was punishable with flue end imprison. Si mid. This prowstim bad not been instituted against the poisoner beholding or maintaining _an opinion. If that whenever ft might he, was L td with decency, re eml with des consideration for the feelings of , respect to the established law and religion of the Mad, he should be the list penes to interfere with that „" =. The learned gentleman here mentioned three mous remarks with which the prisoner was eharged, one of which was, "If the people of England would burn is their bibles end me the ashes for drooling, it would get rid ef the potato dhow altogether." Int The prisoner mad he wished to cermet what had been Mated. With respect to the potatoes, he had mid that the bible hod taught men to be discontented with the, potatoes. to God had Lest the very good potatoes, but Jane Christ had tat is very bed crops. Is edidreinthe_ths ,thry the prisoner expreseed • hope that they wen NM rhwne. (Strong feelings of disapprobation.) Ja He believed in sue great and wise Llial; be the, believed that ea the earth we a bring thinking body ; that death was Si emoted to put an end to the triumphs of tyrants ; and it was to the grave that be looked for juottee. if they found it In : their breeds to testate him, be would give op he lifts blood, 9, bat he would not endure Christian tyranny. nooks, found the prisoner Gouty, and his Lordship, W after mewing a hope that the prWaer would benefit by the tel religious advice which would be given him in the gaol, •011+ tamed biro to 21 swaths' Imprisonment. 19 The prisomor—My lord, C beg of you to put on the black r, fee at once. It was with considerable difficulty the prisoner was re- moved from the dock. les THE FOLIC!! COURTS. BOW-13TItEr : /Walt Ata, a strew manly-looking Irishman, w•• arsd wilt • moan= monk ups Alia McGow an, in Tb• bad we iamb at dr swwwastat con vict otilaiatto Spas Itbasa, baviaglowa maismil to MOWS yowl lwaiwww•at ••••abbtg • itspi•for aeon, =dale la dr 4lit sighweit, tb• b u tma bate beta et agtbalka dhow pm dr is osmildart, wbetas era • war la do Ora, bad oeualsa report IV So inn aim" and tb• ashaint was astagraitly duldemil g aiast amimums• • kw thee W I slan dm*. lb• bigwig la law amain, WI dm toWilotat. war to Illy to Loatita. Ins Waft I• aeusitalso al Ilow-terw• ralwilaszw.dant lae, wawa tillabat bmapaid is ow bin, awl bin to Ilselliwpftwoltesi. Ewe cempletesat Mai lla ma salliwly allirdwa bum bulaml, Fieleviatt • Wages the WWI *lab dont aeumill bin- Mar Wog basslwi down In siis by dab& et the Wad awl balm Ana the aueio d Oosa*gmlat sabot oil an at two ether rem saessiell r swift bb• bow tbs Imam Alban stew MAMA tibia shwleslai labia to dadeed la wall ptloseowmablaterslilkaid e = Ow/ la bilag e =glr. Wiry, ib• are tot sedan to be dispooed of avoinelly, swoolaul amilemr Ow Ida 1101ITSWAlltIL. lama lwil e. ::#1;;; 4 kmiltar4sesisee Der iambs", was Via tie ma W. b. W. frces tits IWimp Doak MIMI d tarty, the porticalsre if villa swami la last s &p.m CousiMel Obi TILUIEB. _ _ . . . Jews Iliaskiesorb•••• • tutted as • Mauer, aired 39, and dim Tmehist,l6 oda, aged 49, were eiterg iv er ... nta , - lawfully week* ea mit AD at Ite. S, , %V T . Mr*, ea offiser et Mad PIPMEMO, doled thee •PE• sawing a teak non be hoed the nib whew there, at testing tea Imp%lllll ebergel with indoor "nab. There err • teeoi 19 pier of sealaaliee, with •U the wissemrs solorlele hr &till tt ion, in the rem. The IN end he we soir,e. Er. Twig dr Irma owl et uteneed her Mini Is par • hoe heir. to the Queen, and in default l eimulthei Iles to dr Ems at Ccereetica for throe weighs, mai lobe hullo Mei Lbw. 6BABB L167&-TBIB DAL Two OCuom The railway share market to-day is steady. Midland and Great Western storks are rather firmer, and London and Booth-Western and North- Western somewhat flatter. Easiness is limited. Foreign lines are quiet. ra.l OMNI I 7001/401, I all diruk.Wate. l = s taig t Lea. ari. t awl ell airklpu• _ . . IN . lM Nor : 411 musil ..... 410 est. Palk • _45 %WI, 41..11411rt. M e S B worm Ag rora! "."..' MD ague Min. Cam A - IN Da GROS gm-. I• 8 IN 111116810. to Is lima %Warm. •N Po* at IN 3nut MMus --. les t .4. auk_ Soot_ 'llO IMO. eel Wool. ) lei Wallas ..... la p, SlimaalllONlA l6 ril lasemlorsal Car lois 11611. D jps.ll is Lardeldn sad Tdrodb• • I Da. Y . 1. 111 . 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(Laltad) NO V NAO. 11 4siusss Apilaltorsl. li 1 NAN V . Arnallas 110N1 KW. NI 0.001 1 iteris WINNING .- all MON IF De. New - I 1i arthsi ANdiaa - I.tad.. .0 1.410 IN . i a w n I St. luiliiiirsQ, NAN TS P.N. le pis it. .. .11 IKON b Cevial Palm -...... MI lopo 1 Ds. Itelliori „. . NI WM . Ret.*AserAtion IMO ill NAN le lassin Mar - ....... at • 111. I lON. Taw Of NNW all /MO & INSNamileallis a LL II, lea ola 21 bN Sow Oiler NI N. l& SM. 11•01001.0 11 li Innis Nome ......... & 1 I.4B.II.NONNINON. ill 1 1. 1.1400/011•0 1 1 0 MUM H. V 11 N. ANNII.O iII 0.1111 N INNEN DIN Ocei. & MN. 10 Netbsilieds 1a5t........ & 11.110 10 Da. D............ all KW & Vallperel.heLlia Idls. ell 11.1111 I, Da. D 0.—.... 1 1.111 100M.InN61 A 1.11.6L10.1 N HON MINN Mi. renailm NI WIN V. IforNd imp, Mar- all Kw 1 Or . .. all 1011 1 Di. *llniaboz - 0; 4 IN MAN I PiallthertarlklUaln/ all IKIIII.O MINN Odatig Slim W NAN 10 Dalin. . . 0 10.110 IS D Womb ban -...... NI lb e.. Now NI KM IN INN Mall INNi -....-.-.. se NUN 1 Riatilk As.,. INNIN ell KIK 13 Mioaillis LEN- .11 MIN 1 NNW VAN INN.. all WO Di. . IN_ Wisagy all NOW V Treililmsoo.ona. & 10.101 Itt Via Dimwit 1•41.. New% CIN 000.00 E SL NN --.-- .00 WIN as De. New ...--.-.. 14 RAWL •, el $ It , ... ~1 -11,.. 1 - 4 1 114 114 141 If/ 104 In SO St lei lee :I .4 1111 ii ii" If 114 U 14 ff 1 t e tt : CI 14 101 41 NI IM 1111 ad lIS 111 ad IN Ili T ep. Id If 11/ sat IS/ IBS 111 II 1 —.— Si II U Ile IN in II H li 111 f _ f die nI ad ad 114 111 ad 99 111 ad R 4 114 ni it MI 100 If 111 AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAM! GYMPANY. The twenty-third half-yearly ordinary meeting etpropeaßom was held y .r or i t; e rt di e, at the Leaden 'fairer ; J. L. RICARDO, Er ~ ing. The report—an abstract of which appeared in yest ay's Arpren—was taken u read. The CHAIRMAN in moving its adoption, raid that nothing bad been further from hie expectation than the result of the teat half-yearly meeting, sa he wan most anxious then to re tire from Ws position r chairman, and when he told them that they had ao fewer than 359 agreements, of which 11l were with railway compere*, and when he recalled to their recollection the foreign corre spondence and other business which the directors had to eon duet, he thought the meeting would rocognior their claim to the resistance of the shareholders. He had retained ollioe at their snob, somewhat unwillingly, hut he thought he might congratulate them on the result of the half-year, at their shares were now at ninety, and the errs which had fur a time affected their proepenty had disappeenth and he hoped would nut come again. (lien, hear.) He bed hinteelf ori ginally held a larger number of shares than he was desirous of continuing ti hold, and No hod others; and the sale of • portion of these shares had had the elect of depreciating their property ; but these shares were now fairly placed, so that that cause would not affect them again. Another muse which had affected the value of their chen s was the dissertations which had emoted among the preoprictory, and which he hoped wee at an end likewise although if any charge were te be made against the beard ho trusted that it would be done openly. (Hear, hear.) The ehotinnoin then proeoeded to comment upon the report. The increase of receipts from 78,5161. le. tr., for the hall-year ending June. 11456, to 89,4611. 10s. al, , for the hall-year ending June, 1857, wee, with the exception of 41 miler, upon the rule mileage, which was an encouraging result, and the directory now recommended • dividend at the rate .of ri per cent. They however thought it advisable that for the future the dividend should be heated to 6 or 6} per cunt., leaving the surplus to be distributed as a bonne among the shareholders at the end of the year, end a proposition to that effect would probably be subtaitted to the next halt yearly meeting. At the lief half-yearly meeting it was mentioned that, in order to rile capital, a preference stock ehould be created; and the directors hod prepared a bill for that purpose; but when they came to look the matter in the face, they found they could meet the charges for renewals contemplated out of revenue, and therefore they abandoned their intention. They did so with greet plex-ttre; and, attar paying all renewal chars he hoped in future to announce to them es good • divider , OA that foe the current year. (Cheers.) The report was Ikon adopted unanimously. Mr. WV testi said it had been stated in the Hone of Commons that some irregularity had taken place in the transntirion of new. from India by hurt mail, and it bad been mid that the message from Tritote occupied twenty-eta boors in its IMIDSIIHMIiOII, and that it had been divulged by the company for stook-jobbing purposes. He whaled to know whether that company had anything to do with it P The CHAIRMAN Raid ;he 1181104(1) fur that giveninuent war not treasolittad through that company. (Hear, hear.) An Inquiry was made of Mein Ly the Submarine Company en the day in question whether they had received any Indian news, to which they replied that they knew of no Indian *ewe, and were not in the habit, as directors, of knowing anything of the nature of the inerwages tranainitted ; and be held it to he one of their first principles of business to main tain inviolable 'ropey in Purh matters. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Ha wsox inquired if their line had not broken down somewhere during thee tritnamiriaiun of the intelligence? The ell MN N paid there wee a thunderstorm somewhere mar Munich at the time, which interbreed with the action of the wires, but that wee beyond their own line. After some further queetions of no importance had been put and anawmad, the proceedings ended with a vote of thanks to the chairman ; the unanimity exhibited premmting a marked contrast to the stormy character of several previous meetings. iId.RKIITS. 8110 AlL—The severe Woe 01 brow or glageorado row, the pew du YE of the latu,h pun.% kora• Amoeba. for the teed, ehdhhe deb al. I. 40,154. per ett. exeludve of daty. the wente letee of b ewe or gl meat who aar. the prodere of the 1141/104y for the I.a analog •• above. 4 .4.. J. o Mona ewe bon made of the sale of broom or Ilteeuvado wear, the prodeee of the irk holies. The average have of the Pe. fotypeag Jew, I tem. of gegahjeeebt, eaePkted aged eragelee of duty, al's. 4,d Pee ewe. lighsvort, Jett IL—There by hoes reAber a tette" fo.Bag In our market WI, week ; and althnutde the trade dhow adderahle eautloo la their purthetev, WO duet I. evtdordif • much Amer tone, and about 3.. V Limb. Wont In 110 ila11! beep .old them uur kw, ehtegy Ma to Ch. Q., *hick obaota) wooed bete he,st litorumed Ne Lb. used hognete I holders g,...hhy to .411 at the e nue /legatee pro ,tiee afire an entire womb - r.t hvlt). bet hoes i•Vell dealt to. lodged the tateufat aloes hate twes, uotrly cleared out of teed., todo wimeb. ow". three ha. e 14.1,11 Oatpvite 1 to maho.p. to a dethet of from 4.• er. pee cwt. fpno the 14, highe.t teelot of the market the Weele MOM la rum that u nodes; taloa COTTON.— Lt tt. J Iti 31.—The eottoo ronrket roatlnues glee la strencli sod Wa &sage tel price for the week Is v.l very marked, ma atoodethe to a yawed owned quot taw of per lb., but lo the Itithittrig qualtalw of American wc lathe to whence oar quota. term 11.141. per lb., tow Ida: tog midi ag upland*. n :And. ; Moth.. hid.; (trams, 7.10 J. The committee of timber* phoo tale Uploads. bit; N.. 1,110. %J.; mel "riven.. 041 . twine the =Mc as law week. hereto f.til to purettoc ott Vie sit t and tr attire, at Linea at hare doused, satiate trom at to 1.3 J. per lb. dearer ; Breeds tune ad ....deb at td. pct ; rd.typtletal to Sea 1d... la to good ttotairr. at very tuition., bet not quotekh halos. There 4,..,. notopptor toLe rj dame 1:1i the rartoll. el u1 , 11.1.1.1Wc+ cVn WAIN; tilLr Artie : lbe 4 clianter.o2:l io alsadonttr, bun to a nua. luid goods. tiotkr the pro tein of ea obortlautt vett In da• o mow. sad th. atharat. wisdoms large, the oely cheek lest bang itt the unPotoletT alwiagtor 0.1 of is striaon pact of our Indian retatluat. tau tomato. 0,010 Du: at. and 670 Kg, palm. we rep rad m nave Iton token on -p rotation; teed •wertedu, 0,11. Perot. dlO Hates, ao Penton], f capon ;eo that thedeltarlea 1. , the tee e hr the molt bane nevii stout 0r.701 balm Hale to-dny A.' of eel. I,lou loam as awl kw etPard. of the week 0,410 tobta. COTTON 00010.—NLF1 Jra.T 31.—Tha .anomie 1,a4 week hay art been large. no far an cloth t• cool:trued. but fair intount boo boeu -bout m orb all It es..vM the particular Ruda* , maniac to IEOI. 11.00. me fink% rnluce:l. and manta.: mum. bane thun tw,n in • put bon to deninn l better term.. for uluch Urea bUti nut with mut* arum.. 'aiming that the tenniewel of robin will he alumni. for mum: tune to came. 'f ere ban bore au impeoro I deumn.l N. moot deft-0,414m0 of .14nnonl• 1004 T dabs bane mold at nano. bather rate. The 01-bee ratm anted biro In wane ewes dueled Wen es, but sellers Wil.111• to anttpt a in oderate Meas. bare tnind .10 inflict/1n is effect as , uka. For printing &Abe the In ritt n has been nitre nerd. ant en st 4 are noier. In noose erarN ink-man ratter nen r i med In NI ' , try dm. le legit 4nteit shirting% sod other fatale. fur that sna , lon there Is ao eh sere In value. awl there Is hut nub. [Nene. 44.1114, the odoloesby the overture null basing been found dis , onthil it For anis there I. • free demand Irma the home Wade at the tot revel rates demesnes' on Turviay. For ester( rents there Is aloo a too I hualere and, a. ortll he seen roe reference to the Lies ruool outbid n &oats. our innate, have twain been I owe buyers of contest., fleet the co tracto Into objet, doer It tie osiered. The re irket boo shout dolly marten In strength. and meaner. are Norm:title Indis posed to slake further ruffigsteasta eatencull higher rates ears he °Maimed. LINEN (100Tift. —lititurra., Jrty 31.—The ilemard for lineal onifordlog to the otom bly report el Nel., Rlebanksou, Too, and to of an average &vane, Low good*, kiipecially of Menhir. and brown 1,141 mate, miler,ae to be is repeat, a.ol an Try, mune. The *Amor, In the prion of yam, mid Sehlgur pr,,m.en tamed In our bat Meer I. fully intahlM.W, wad levee 00 UM value of ioltme a'i'm" rally la +latter, Merl t tha . see widen., The Loody •iinoora .7 e ki sa to ito • ell eligi‘ad to I, ,d th eir quotation.; are steadily mato- Woof, with a tendency to flutter. eubatiet.teut. CORN.—Cestrarnae. Jrlt a—Tho 'teeth, Is all that eaa be dwhe.l for harleat nip nttloo..but the own one: on so asap., y that hands ain scarcely be hated Meet IC Cueoeneretly there was little new wheat at market. the unallty ,d bleb wa. not so It as 0 we expected to hare hew We maturely. .nritvl was Gnu at last made* pica, (taxa. small. Now wane feoc ti:Io. W 70a 8010 moo Mow ...ye and &An'. Lincoln. JOLT 4.—We base had a fair supply of wlies' offerlag day „ and • 41•1110.1 b In.t woolis for rod, and 1.. h. mosey fee whit. Kehl to ; white. die to Qr. WAWIIIII.III. Prit PL—The swww/arwo wask moderate. sal th re wa. Oft IMO Inobabote • 5tmt . : T.67.4 61 .11 asanstaibbl last Pr Ida, • value. In ostler madam frau w et bay calwaqueuee. Avct age for the oast sadist) 22 —Wart s vb. • at bib 71,1. ; bea.s. IVY qrs., as 42a ltd.: pas. T ga b at 41a. OnATlk—tam. PIT a..:Moralks Hartley. ISt. Cs.: llartkpool We'd Wargr7 It; LNeglig. 17a. North Perry Hartley, Ha ; T WIN Miff Meer Nato, 14r. Wall No 1 Aeon: lideeti.iei l ltgair k don. ; Wall. rod Horton. ISt. Si.; 11:41, ETA 11. 3d.; Eden *On. 10, :d.; M Erd Brad. 409, Ida IL; Lod Hammal. NO.: Walk End Ilett , n. 194.; W• 1111 No lgookr I.lrdore, I a.. 1. : Walla 10nd Lanheon, Ira. 6d WO. Nad klameagoe, 10a NI.; Want El9l Rueeers Ilett,to, Ira. 3d.; Well. lod 14.19•91, Ida 6:1 : Will. End 6::::th HcWn,. 17.. 9d.; Walls Nod Cs/.doe, ldr.; Wade End Euel Wawa Ilattao, Mk Ed., Walla Nod 11eurh 11:01. 10:. Wald Nod Mellor W , la. 91.: Walls 191:1 South Kallme, 10a 94.: %alit Nod row, ; alk End TrIrIVIOU 11.111 16a. 9d ; Wait: Nod Ha 3:1. Sklus at market. 71 .old, INDIAN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY, JULY 1. Inronva.—Cotton Piece Goode,—From the temmenee meat of law month, the season may be considered to have closed, the disturbantes in the country likely having had an effect to expedite the cessation of tranmetions. Metals.—The prices have fallen, and all description, of innate are dull 01 sale, with the ear option of tin plates. EXPORTY.—Cotton Wool.—Since the date of our boat report, the rates have advanced from two to three rupms, from the favourable advises temdved by the last overland wail We quote Surat and Breach at Rs., 142 ; Dholler Its., 137-38; Oomcravuttee Rs. 131-32; Khandelah Re., 123-24 ; Matches Re., 130,35: a nd Dharwar Swirginnod Rs. 145. OIL Str.ne.—Oiving to the small quantity of this cow 'nudity available in the markets till aster the rains are over, the prices have advanced greatly. TON NAOL—The rates of freights have ruled a little Seiner than in the month of May, and we now quote for London front 21. 6s. to 21. 10s. per ton. VIIANGT. has continued Mead, at about lest mail's quo tations, say 2a. 21d. at to 20. On Calcutta, sight is Rs. 93j. On Madras 30 days sight Re. 99. On China 60 days' sight Rs. 221. - - - - CALCUTTA, It - 'e 19. Our produce market has espenencal no change sines our last ; burin-vie continues very limited, consequent on the in sufficient supplies of steeled., and the extreme prices. lo I +mom.— The progress of the mutiny amongst the native troupe has almost entirely absorbed public attention sod entirely suspended business, excepting for local require ment only, for *Lich very little indeed bee been done. The absence of letters and remittance+ from the Upper Provinces, sod the great danger in forwarding goods to the up-country ' marts, have precluded dealers from operating. Importers ' also have shown great disinclination to sell maws for cash payment. The Money Market —The unsettled Mate of affairs has disarranged the market. The natives are panic struck, and are drawing largely on the Bank of Bengal in silver the eBect of which has compelled the directors of the Bank to rube the rates two per cent. all round last work, and in creased the margin fur loans on company's paper 6 per oeot. Government securities maintained their value till the re ceipt of advises lag week of heavy diatomite in the North Western provinces, and they have receded to the following rates, via blicen, 4 percent.. 18 8 to 20 per cent. discount; Company's, 4 per cent., 18 8 to 19 per cent., discount ; Public Works Loan, 6 per cent., 1 to 1 8 per neat. discount. Exchange on Londom—liales for the present mail were find made at 2 11 for six months ra per; but (MUM to t h, state of the market, there being no great demand for remit. taws, the rate rose to 2-2, at which the bulk of transactions bee taken plane; but during the Lest few days there has hut♦ little doing, and rates have risen to 2-21 to 2-21 for Am dam credit., and 2-2; to 2.21 for document bilLi. On Chios the rates are 220 to 230. Freights.—Notwithstanding a eensidershle demand far tonnage fur ewe to Chins, rates to Crest Britain, owing to limited transactions in produce, have eornewhat declined, /711 i Hi Pe RA 6 Mg J a 4 4 4 RI N 1 Olt I :11, ra i ad I 111 i II 171 as Is lie t i Q 116 ii. It. st. R se P 1.1 0 1 ... 2. 2 , 3111 ... 1,134 le 111 .., 1,110 .. ! ,, Ir - 7.5 , 4_1 : 171 1 : 1, 40 0 . ! '~I 7 41 E IT II 6 T IN IN 419 444 ad 99 41 111 If le I $ 4 It 11 Ile lid I 4 11 111 ad I I 8.1 96 II II 11 145 11 5 ,~ 4 fl ad I 1/.1 fM 2/1/1 1 1i U If 11/ 'I 13 113 ad 4 4 U IS 44 44 K 4 II It it till 1'" 1 i it 3 rat. It MI 74 1147 Ms 0 11 4' " 1i - 19 ii II 411 41 Par 4 r . 1211131 61 SS ad f I 12 - . 13 W„ If. IS II fa H le 111 141 N IS 14 N is ii Is II I ISO IP If IS 4 )1I .I 'U. 4.ISA It li.f , 4 e 1 Wp.w iies 11 -- II II St SO IS S 1150 LOCAL 8.114JL1 11411127. JILT IL—Tio Obit INekage Ms dead V al imel4l la bib ddm& esd quebiloss en lamearber4, sad Medlin. r-1114ab =r a il. 8 4 .- 4 :W 4444 b 4 . 218411111—semni Om*" lb — lad Tabika. 1401—b~484 ant bilde. TLI—NN4 r=riter a t i a= 6. l=l "" l, lad 1 3 3:4 83- 4. 41. b. PlL—Omi Treat a 111• Bis. ug. 211 I /1. Neat 13.—Tb . 44 b41111p44141141 Ameba Doti" li s L m. PI— l Lamulirk Ni — LL 74 . l l. . 3 0414 11411.1 i. A deputation from the Liverpool Dock Committee hod an interview with Lord &saki of Alderley and the Right Hon. Robert Lowe yesterday at the Board of Trade. T r te= k a. non maimed of Mr. Tomer, chairman ; Mr. B k Mr. Mandel, Mr. Hebbock, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Bovisthwalis, Mr. 'wart, sod Mr. liardsid. 114 i "I i SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTY. Brains'. home st True. for Powkwiedlood, with baste eon, see meal strained rer7 inack,—Liverpo y July et. LITRIAIODL Sup AT FOlOllOl, Pns.—AltAcm, Stlrliar, tCd Jr* alta. Minder, at Goers& . BNeslut, Y Snataat remit (r), M Bump ma tream , 'Km.- -II ilm (40. frogs Trketa. July 2C •RRIVED. AT.LArt•-at Deal, July 31, from ..... Brarrour -et Grawr..l. July 31, Mem_ Barra... (.)- at Gravesend, Joy IL Mar Ouuut•000.0-at °yearend. July 31, Gym Baimot. Batta-at Liverpool. July 31, trum........„77. lialummiu-at Cardiff. July 29, her ......... Bag.troale at Plymouth Jolt SO. from ... Coo .. Marl Ca y Limb, Oardilf. July 111. ... free Cartml.roza at prewar.. July 30, from Catowa..-olf Fenameo, July Al, from Cm ur Ilmmoue-at Uravrend, July 1., ham • herr' earammu Our -at , lyureetull. July 31, Iran op. a t. Dramas or t4oltrammul.4oo-at Oravesend, July 3.1, Cellai.3.l.a. Daemon, -at tirtaree, July 00, from three 111.1.0.100 A-at Liverpool. July 11, from ......... Enslos-at Ofeenuti, July 30, trout •-• Gee* gm:arm-at aberystrtb, July 30, Nom three EMIR-at Falmouth, July 20, from Ulu Gerd* tem -at Falmouth, July 30, from tulomice-at Gorrek, July 19. fres- CLis.t -•t Greeecak. July 30, noun -at Queering..., July 314 tram ........... „,„„.« PAI.T -at Urrellods. July 00. AIM/004 IN 'maser, July 20, Isom Ciaanta--mt Llverpoul, July 01, lyre . .. sac, s m tio sem Worms-et Pala utrh, July 30, form ........lkala Num oAssist.. -at Weir, July 30, for Lleata Maw sea-at Falmouth, July :0. Isom Arks Iburtu--pateed Dover, July 10, Taft J.:arra-parr Deal, Duly 30. Ifdm ...... JO.y ltl. Wane I....grawau-attlyannand„ July SI. *OS . Nylaa LOAD J. Sculo.l.-0t Grarveud, Jay_ Wan -at tranee,, July 10, Ban ..„,.,,,».. . . 111.11.00.14 -.it °flowed. July ,l, Hannuatus-at Orawarot July 31, Hiram& Misr -at Falmouth. July SO, tram Mama Comma-at Falmouth, July 30, Itola7 ... 1007.C= YALAILAII-at Doti, hey 00, from Mum. -at Deal, July do, haw Ilaatan-at Deal, July A from ..»„ Mar Guy.torta-at /grad', Jul SO. . . Maim li.e.um-pared fluter. Jtey 30, from ........ neared. M: a-at Gramme 1, hey 10, ...... „Ilea I tweezes (0)-at 11‘01, July: 0, tram...„ ......« Pluo--at Quematown, July 29. tram lemal I 110sua-itt Deal, July Si, bum - QM* ()0.0104-at Orseertsel, lily 11, from trete' Pars 000 LON 0110-at Grammed, July 31, trots . Pare Pausensa- at °rawer. July 31, from itOserara Parcae NATAL •it O)oueeltey, July 30, from Der humus-at Qemeatoo4 July 19. Irons ............ ........ Odra Pima User -get norm., July 10, from Oltratar IIaTAL 90,0001 u -et kelrt. July 21, from Mframitii kirilineD -at CC fuE, July 19, boa M. JAIL Bracy Warr -at Mt MIAs, July 39, loam 0.1.1...01.-stan•lset4 Jolt 31, Imes avaumsu-at On July 31, boa ........ . -WY became-at Cork, July SO, .................... !Mai 'ltem- at Hartlepool, July SP, tree Taavantr-at err.* July ID, Dellemie Tamro -• ft Tannough, LW., July 30. July 14 Gres Una (a)-at Deal, July 30, truss ........ -Dear Wm. ..... • (a)-at Cork, July 11, Wm 11 seratiorma-at Llverpsol, July 31, 0 ISAILIID. Awn-from Car AA Job 29. to A'amArla Ames-kola Liverpool. Jolt S. to 414. ItorAmm—from Oriomby, July 29, to Bombay C•TZ•11.1111. Joann—from Falmouth, July 24, to ..,..Noote VI4IO C..", —team Newport, N., July 2a, to Palettes Cwawnow—from Ltrennot, July 31. to lops Cracworn—rrom Liverpool, July 31, to . Ecketeord Camtrtos or nu toss-from Warp ad, July 31. to ..... Calcutta Canawn—from Carpool, July 31, to .... foram from Cardtlf, July 29, to ..... ..........- .............. Una w Ea-from Waterbed. July a9 l to w.._ ..___ ..,., ....,_ ... . Moamar F.asa -tram Plll. July 28. to !..croa- fro= Liverpr%, Jaly 8I to . Dr-i r. CA/MUMMA-from Larrpool, ittly 11, to ..... -St Pete , Mmlf GILIMOINA-1 . 70. LIMWA July 31, to ...... --....• •......1 0 14 Iva-tram July 31. to Worm lirml Imuta-frum Somme. July 30, lo Cosa.Ummlm J. C. Iluuramsra-ftoto C• 1411. JUir 10, to btu Trek JAPE btatz-drous Llemertut, July St, to Crodes JAI.IIO 8411041-from laterponl, July 31, to .. ~_ ._.. _ .._ esletttlu .10114C1.1 AI. iilll/014011-Intra Llmppoul, July 31,.t0 au Primo, 1.00-trout 1.3 ,, V011, Jul 3t, to ... . ....... .. -.buena Ayes LIAM 6110000,11 -tree Grettmolt, July '.1) . , to Ciotti, Loy or rim La -tram Hall, July 1,0, to . Wiwi La Houma-from Grumorrd, July 33, to 60.7 LUC.. - from Grawegood. July 31, to .. .......... ...... IMAM M ourn -trom Pill, July 30, to Mours-bom lomouter, July 30, to Kumasi, Elton-trots L 114,0031. July 32. to 1110 Wow= Nor, tom Liverpool, July 31, tu......................,...Dm01u1e Pe.t.aa - from Plymouth, JUy 29, to .....,.... Dusts PIMPINIMM -froab Crammed, July 31, to -..........--Gusysq•3l &volt.- (rim Llverleol. July 3 1 . wt..-- ....... ....... Rip sumaatto-•rom Lampool, July if, t 0........................... Maul= Soratu Pura-from Cardiff, July 29, to „........... .. ~. kW= tivumuu- t C.,,,t110, July :9, to ..... do Voids Saonyoustut-Itom Uurtmouth, July 30, to Palm Tmrs-trom Cardiff. JO 29, to Aimee/As TILT.CIAII-troge llotettetotru, July 31, to Quote' Tumyma, -nom ti.tenuel., July JO, to. ..... - huusim Lin ..... liountuu-from Liverpool. July 31, to Nun THE MARIQUIT.A AND NEW GRANADA MINING COMPANT.—Yesterday the annual meeting of proprietor wee held at the London Tavern, Bishopegate-strect ; .1. D. Powks, Esq., in the chair. The report, an abstract of which Lax already appeared in the Expre,s, wee taken as read. The chairman, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, congratulated the meeting on the improving con dition of their property. He felt convinced that the tacts is the report had not been over-stated. He should have been ' glad to have proposed a larger dividend than Is. per share, and he hoped when they next met a larger one would be declared. The Dlaremto mine had cost 71,0001. about five year ago, audit had returned them 60,000!.; and this showed that the company, which came out at a time when other gold companies—many of which had failed—were formed, was established on a solid foundation. The report Ina adopted, and the retiring director and auditors to-elected. A dividend of la. per share being declared, tho proceeding' terminated in the aural manner. COLOGNE MINING COMPANY.—Yesterday, the annual general meeting of proprietors was held at the London Tavern; Mr. Parke Pater en the chair. Mr. Armstrong (the Secretary) read the notice convening the meeting, which te eth:tied the resolutions to be primed. 'f he Chairman regretted the absence of Colonel Curtis, who had gone to superintend the sale of some of the property. It should be known they bad a very extensive grant which spread over 70 miles. and which it wes impossible with their present capital to work which, when sold, would assist them in developing the re mainder of their property, and which they would push onwith vigour. It was thought at one time the company would never entrecate themselves from their difficulty. To show the feel ing as to the ultimate success, he could only say that two at the council were disposed to advance money at the usual rate of interest, and from the knowledge he had of the pro perty he would do the lame. The following resolutions were passed,vie.:—"The contirmation of the third resolution, ceased at the last meeting for the purpose of empowering the council to sell and dispose of such mines as the company cannot actively work owing to want of funds. - "An acknow ledgment that the property of the Soci4t4 Civile, formerly under the flout of LOAM and Co., later Hodgiskin and Co., is divided among the former shareholders, ere., and which made them comp under the Swint, Anonyme." The retiring directors were re-elected, and Mr. Younghttsbend elected in the room of Colonel Hay, who, from absence trom town, wee prevented front attending to the duties. A vote of thank' to the chairman terminated the proceedings. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIDDER. —JuIy 30. at Sllntense/yarn. Mrs. J. Bidder. Ma son. MITT It AlL—July 29, at Meson terraot. Mrs. II Dett oar. of a on. WA! N IN. u Pentheutreroad. Kensington. the ir..fe of 11 Donner. Bet.. of a daughter. stillborn. JOHN*ol4.—Jill9 TS, at Msettenburgbdisars. Mn. B. Johnson, of a sm. LBT.—jek 19, Enhamil. IM. 114 J. P. Ley. Eol., of s daughter. MALTS —Jab at 4allant itariArrey. war KsProllh. bilealtrO. UM tribal tbe Ike. J. W. Naktry. of • son. MOO 11L—July 31, at 0 = B swington road, elton, thli wife of Hr. F. W. M ears, PLRONVAL.--July 29. do wits me H. Porceval. Ent.. of a dswih o OH AM.—July V, at Upper Piet road, Cohn, Hatch. the ',le of W. B. J. Shan, of on yoU24o.—.lnly M, at llsrtfoed, Mrs. O. Yonne. of • dthaßia, MARRIAGES. ANATRUTFISII—MARAIIALL—Jaty 11). M Beckett= MAI. Bent. by law bed . Attlitteatal Co/tOapt. .11. Austnater,Bre . mat esorda...• d S. A. . of Helouloe, !CB. to Lei ingliar at Saarillranittli. 11.11.. Piebeeem/ 3 43 at II sad limeabtat at Et. Nap" Brldgetatt salon. Garin n It6oolltoß.— Jay IT et ?.., lovertoth roe. Dila tbis Aar. Br. Muir et OA OtTitean s, flume Orta. Bel.. er to Margaret ItAxtratl Oro ell. /(I,IIAI dlkfttin YtalmdtllM — • K. 0: A46.ll All r"k*""' II CA. 1* 1114 at netla Chulyt ty . tba Bay. J. rim. Am lac C. lidlotcana at do late oi T. 11.11,er. LK.. of Kossisolaa, to Mk% &AAA' al J. Warm. Not, of 11 . 46.1. toe. Barns. DEATHS. DELANC—JuIy fa, at the reeleoce ot Me deed eon. et neuatve. war Nor•kb. Frookrtok Murano , etane. Eel. hhtoo-place hood,. kerne. Tremor., of the CountY Coon. ar we" he , I. lh• blab Yeal'of bb age. He die I surrounded by tut tam 17. bf whom helms my Haled, loved. DODOWORTH.—JuIy al. elf C. Dodelfortth Bert. of Nowlandieft. aged E. ikeolleHAlL—Jel 19 at Chathem•yarno. Hackney. Hannah, widow of the late W. J. ROV.gm, Ewe. F.ll le, aged 4. PHI UALYes.,.—Jelyure 30 4 at Klngetnek Holborn. Hen Au. "'tr. f Y 4 EAt/ Pyl t M. at Ocoralanhetreet. Catneen Now . l 0 • 0, hulked. to aced 63 W 1., at lelnitee. 0. Htlkia. Het . 03 01 0. 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