The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE . THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bem Nr. Cams/Amer Goelben.) Ia KZ 21111P21112 'sows. As tljadkrtioa haring bees mods is this see the other se ia e the bookreptcy was s illy. eestod us Fridoy sight ; the still remi 7;;Ttisker sow applied to tits start Ike sa seder, ander testa sorties, tor the diseherge of the beslosse, he bobs tam the requisite slops to bring his Mete osier the iseelietios at Oh. Gout cif lkikreploy. lie Honour thee& it weld be better if the amillosties we wads to the enwarafaser who holl the pnessaisp Wee ham M. Tacker said they uses arbour et elMiiaw es war die soot that ohm with . vim to the sow Ito solitiley brought Won IneoChessollsr Zbasnisy. 14. De Mots NA he silleadied be st* essiketles ea Isla at the tadel meow et the Delliii IL *oases said be wasest is Ohs era The Ihitties be was sa Thirsby to Kr. Coniesisese THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT._ XASSION-11101:782. Aiwa zr.h oisk who was sivent dip ago charged with awl: his opitioasd oplorwro In which bon Moto& owl dray osstottsly Wand tuailollllllll, booitglit op. The pa woo ~- mod i Wog Wilirrainsk sod the p who vim St an id= to IL Hoopsol, whop dory allow valor lowilmok sot pi Wog AM to Mord to too rriaisoo _ Limos Nab limbs la med thst the Mile wore oat ihelleerk old ileilleeelei ibellwebk, aereked to week i.,..i u ima. mil he the elks ildmilleat a week hews, whin b. wit hale phew. NM Misled Awl ft , hie Imeehesd, were b= with kaiak, einialseil knee Milken la r • Wipe la lie sake hewn la k lake NIEL l l e b s i , ad kid ave. . • • P t: GM um with which he ski Illek Soft hwi l. Meow= seld-1 heard a ery et .11karke," ewe weld bee le heekwhet wee the reeliee, sad lbw ikaily irk kirk et sad leek • jee ea km 7 heed. mil whoa I bus Me. Mike mei the &se. 1 gke so re skim wheleeer. Ihs, Ready nil like seekar was quite &Sweat, es Mr. b io me ha elkohad bar, sod with she anislaspi d kw wag, of the km% who wee .d midst leased. we obi k balikewhiefag bee mei her brew& Mr met the slime that.*.. bee husked wee • bier id in Mike" there *emit a geller mewl es like Ike ef _ 16 — A71•14-1 4_ . t bow =Ails at aloft lb bed ▪ 111 bow b, tbst it woo brA • row bet wow 0••••, owl bol lb prosecutor bolorbeed, mil of aim ot mos* IraioL Albums flgo—Tb• situ b • very 1•11 ono bilsed, sea I bibs Ara leasular is be ft • Ewa esipable S bo am pa of U., sol bar brim" lb ma of U., rol ao at yUr womb mot so l• pion be • bra Ern br 14 dirri. lkis net A, • reemager Ira dr employ of the k be lege , wee pieced la beet of the bar Ws Ws limn Y, charged emir the iblewteg Minarrolie 111 aid—l rapped the phew" • at a pre pet too *Week ea eireed, ne. Auer e, ear the Grier Pon-alice, thie prod et up la Me pareelon, which le said wee giro to hie Tee orarielmbee el the lastladle Haar, and ws Wag the parr Is mks • Wake Barr U. k wee a wry 1111111141 d ddeg blee le lave that her the in I. rad I drakes • ortedy. I them hie to the Bar rind Mr. Attar In hie pernee, it he had maw le rho any of this_ peer away. The wieg that - Mr. Alibi did give Ms re him beck to the relies, where he hdl. _r (the ant clerk)—Who honed the primer t Arra rid—l did en, for I had poet reddenee 'se's td.—The primer mil le had tie to Heaths tree while st the prerir, If r. r. Atkins rid, the prisoner right Imo a avers if he bed Wied for It. Thie COWAN. ..,.. before Mr. Adria haled the primer. Albion aerstent-repetsear at the Lt Imre. Tethered tamed part at aerepcndenee hos Leila from the earlier period re, by a reeration at the hoard el deetroyol. I led the eepedatemil theme yarn teen the perm to dr :What wee the object In placing than _.., a sailing them ultimately to who would have to give hood th a t papers should hi darner...l by being re-rea- I pee ev . • primer no who'd' , to meow to If F . gay ootherity, it cant hays tone On to the nneregeni all the were /army ether parrot, hat we sever the ware paper free the pee , were paw wee Peen to them to light with, kat 1 bane Oven sere ail Pram& rwr I hese known they hen Sakai sway. war • pistol ppm het set writ sherd net have elpeted he the The ppm was to a press red hr Mei • hes her are yore to the lest India Ydr paper la the ear se well i Y lihe gralMalnera le arra ingolehr, emery ere moldered • *wan rid le sae am he war that ea= • No pima prererly get pre may pensinien. • to the primer wahritled the was eerily Is teldeg theme deepateh ripen they head their way tote the printed WM* Beet ladla Company applied for an _e that some inquiry might be JAM - Mlf layaway. more of the condemned despot& ee Neggeridge than adjourned the are till owed bail for the prints'r hi use met, in satogonanees in SW. Manion, consented to bail the ISTOLT IX £ 11011111110V111. V av y d y ye mg IPOINIsa wive plead at the at the iis t a his ended la as werkhouse gni t i k ee = =I a. seirr WWI Oak ammo OM Ms a valley rosadag eft ark asudis, sad glomiled anima all le be lair got but •• hale samppersum*, pariblk he • tine, ima •I••• a• woo blur- the weeter, thou mid thee k mew reteeekry wade* et eine at the =Le kesd le hie dury be eeperete 1h wee there, whim he kW boor he iv bet dr Wand, awl iewheed epee Awls( Oho thee WWI ken to the paled ob . peg dieftelleece li c ereerted, the , Ike el the wee mils he kee e.oepleimed thee he , Nib motives et their braiklasts he the deilwedweee ip the swede ereethaley it. IS Ir. Balton add, "I Is) ecaddest windows." ogrnmire remark. her oat WI the /eldest* le lielehed. 4rnar, she wee brought is eh= It we. - eked Atka. whether she whited to ay " Iry cemewieeel hr 14 den. expressed kr perked *Why ee de We e bird," which amend be these .4 &hetet Weetudader es Image sy by as araiteehe d nth esdsi .1 %hi girl were bre=, end by Ike ei ere the ewe wee 44pleot the fret the hew sad twe seer ti~eek le wee terewher. Their esedeet wee me Mew seed it 'elk te premed, and • diqueleg euereetee• they were rewashol. ACCIDEXT.—Or the aortivid Friday, D hes Pelham hal reale" ths= h DMA Saha et labs" ea rod Aims toirpringers, eel pairs aa the dews= maw ad* bore ban ealleireeL While wriabg the jeadles, ate praetor= le an Ste elikkig veil, VIM Ike s had weld ate wet% red mbar ea, It le aid, the ef WM le The , liellevlarlbeee • wee dear we siguerlig the eh" the eerie a , sad Olker 1 are thin, ef the leamellak bed hi in easaaj e le ied7 Mt knew ktilsed her eye ernwel , sad the • Nat ma ate the huh sari tit taadr was el the arrive@ wee Webs. 'UL COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT.4BIITON UNDER-LENZ MOHR THAN THIRTY LIVRB LOST. ASHTON, 13.irrie•;Evz; Shortly after one o'clock yesterday afternoon an endemics ask plees la a sal nest Ws lee; by %Web it we at NM dippeemilgi wee dna thirty prow sust hen led OW Ikea sal Ores 1••••• bop that Weaddarbe wean This— assikat enema at theac le = lll". bdeeihrs Joie Larreslay NW sad aweed on the twat bar a a the Aehton Town bell. yard Cr la Vie Ws swi ea g inquest wee a7itrat ba. sa the Masay road, on M W. S. WOW, We wow kr tide MAW et bet but thepesseadep was ended the 41r. of the bathelha reeoveord, sage *We ths Writs, was - jewel "WI Wren cease on 16•41.. The Wires are as sear awl saw partlesies, so ter ss they bare yst bora st the eudieete who* Wass bare i bsea TWmPre, Robert Theses , _ era of the • - hfren i eseph Divelc- L .L lewe Isla Joseph Grua, • buy ; Thomas who hes WI a all.. WI ta. Widow ; Priest, a 14 ...L..... - 4 7 Irse. di, who hes led a ware mad than *linen; Oresaweed, wen. Webb, oboe astai m :: : ~ , ~tiaaererei bays awed detwasid, Meted, at kirk mother as when air • Is set yet aseetalieed ; ltaesWeep WWI, • bey, sad Jela tester. be Wed es theaters, deaths Wigwag as taws to be Wake —dewed Herweri, 0. Colbert, B. Weer weak R. Itememiseale, e u" J. Limy, task Joie Ulm a key awed Chasm ters HAN* aid Alemiew itey. Than two C ual esseast sulk Is peaty aerleKtiet Soy de ad =re l = el who Wor k Is impeded that the whelp et r i t i e b it wen Met lea heel laity twaserew Okedee) astelep. eat, the asteemr, Is ell sive, bee it I dsalittal whe ther la ell resew. Welke wa Is mperted Is here ban lawt sereeely, bat set Welty War it • de awl sethe ths wand ow the pit he be. deleasi by unless orptiplw Timm be,. II" old tslattials et =Wm beim awl et meareher ridgy% awl like sews Us boa ow et dareseke wiwerst. Net ie pa smeatheed k eke • eke ie the ere et the sepheles. A aramber et WNW hare be. heal, be el of ken were The sad was waft M, bet the Woe bri Wes fur la yeses dabwas if ths ether gala ALIBTON, iI7IIDAT. By tar Via& this aflame= 31 Wiles hal beta resessreti toe the plt, and as eight mem ate sell seam the esti meld vatalar et line lost is sew betesseed le 30. Shims are ea 40 am mapead la willarisic the Nina eed it it la els =t *et the allele et the bales atey lM ressveM using the eight. no arestest pe eareimas wasesess= the titer-dsap i bet those is mihmelis ea raalk hie arm ihsagla that the esiplooka took plan almost at sbusies arthe workkep. LATEST SPORTING IN'TELLIGENCR (ay uscratc rusomii.) BRIGHTON. THIS DAY. Anarrsa.—Wiltoe, Tam Deer, Mumtaz's, Dramatist Inepbedres. ooden* Orchehdl, Kestrel, Unexpected Newt, frelty, Beatrice, end Fentrionadc. Last Monday n4ht, when the Indian d e b a t e was on,Ma Casale tie Po, Las &Astra, and suits were In the Ambrosias' Oaths, sot M. Louis Blanc, who cams innto hoer IS dare, was Sant to be sent ism the MOM OM; hat his Mork, dboorrlng in tits who was Chess, %re ado fitted tate the Biaskois RJ7treLL OF THE PERSIAN GOVEIVINEIST TO EVACUATE versa to brier that the brop.aft. brim toes bee ream Herr sad Telma, rd kr bad the it then tbst Mgr be experr. TM Mika aterica tart ledwarika 1d her retaird at ' tart the Pemba Careemart at HMIS W i.d mar. tart pis; sr the tray. hit ail OM • bee ben • 17Mr. Nor mad ar airbet rite Mil mar, Se ear g urreemat • drier Mire= tar thm War at tar Me trier r rook Beret are am arm et Min kinder. TM ask ray very red tide OR kr the reerst, tats rem r the meefird =Maar re Mar el et la lad% • medieleat Ms is OSSISslei is Primerr, meld be e rise mer r.d.re at ear Mr true era Haat. rt dispose fit ket pare me ray be dermal beet. earl • ermeare would is are te reran oar pertly tar MEM& et_perricate rid preelmetioss.—btueith, Aar, dQr.'s ZEINIVeni 1 MEMORY Or ML DOUGLAS 1111 OLD.— On = m ovowiag bayous bur tad Soo tarratowl pew. la the Pno Miseheater to hew Yr. Orrin DMus rad W "Cliolotwas Cord" It I. voroaly anostary M rw• Nat IWpt umber of Mown enjoytd two Gm et ilmt aid =Mama, and pm @Ohm et Ilidtaiwyttui sit ally by the dung strew ion, but by Go SPAM donstwitilm tyitpiliy set sp. As SWAIN et do waft Kr. MG., Gelid rirtillm• he Wk arid issigika at Gm. awl MI Ga ther dion W • pramito Go lit mom nworty wail • perllwwwww Ilitadmlst Winos • Amu Av. it It wet burl Gm to with saw wwwwmil• pulped et G lb, OrGeri disy lot in view. Mit woe le coweffilliate • taiwitt wok to d.- eat otwalwit, se "by am t the gestlwase ths theittbsi Fogling Gig Gs Gam twa lit city Iftwattow " rewliple ea Poll* awls, No ow ported to have * twos mime el MI., mil Ss saw swill otrOwwww• will lot i• Ambit siiimeal N. lewd vtliti kw Gum tecolomil •• titimaa ee emldtrrile RZFAL ClitLUeo litrasatiM..—Tbe following =lontri ondsmgene the assostmy onmeloatiese ghost moo a ld swam of the voltage, at Ma matte of the mon of .gals en Um Mat July • Wasra. laa Wiwi* Warta liasitimba ; Robert lawas las. Lomilan ; hods Rahmt• Kegs Gower street Ur yes; Themes ink 1441 ; Thos. Alemar rgle irsom Soon, Modem ; MAW Pester, Haat- Was ; David Armstrong, Ina" %oh Wales; Edward Modis, Limehome; ilisay Sloes Larabert, mom% Wm. Norm Ikealksat, logrw C ook s l NZ dandisid • Chen Web elm; Sheik isokieWllT l Tlrthie l M. Rehm* Cli ram, Hyde-perk ; Ifekem, Butrort-ce-Trent. ta ortar• Sulam: Or • LICIEMED VICTUALLER.—On Saturday as Mira was hid at the !Rumford Arms, fßam ford-etreet, es the betty of Mr. Jahn Rad, aged 40, the pro- Oetor of the .have-grad boar. no &soused, who had been for seas time pest is the habit of drtniciut to emus, and had trommilly ism es. 4 with difiristes trrnorne, was on Friday wismalleg Mei by amid sentostos her attiring • yore rem, &peel et hard. Ho was quite dead, mid hod Ebel himseWtbawagh the heed with • revolver. The Jury lotarmsd • meet " Tomperm loomity..* BEIPECTED Mum= mutt Dll7lllOO, Sou= WAus.,-0a RWs bet • ping weiews„ meet Elizabeth Eerie, of N -Volk lasstrio-r-im, star Depicter, did wediuky wader eiremiteweee width have created • I asp sminlies in the asigberbeed. She martini a short One shoe • mogimter in that Mislay, hsviog mist loan before ammesilod to Me *min Moak and the homeebold god. of bee hem. Mho gel bar baslismt Seed wry unhappily to imam, Mk* she boll vows bp Wien that tw in tended migrattse is Anatrobs, %kin with him a pi who was main sow the. To mod mitt Mt At send at tb• welsitty awe at Dam to Metre Mr. Wlllimme sot to ems him • preheat is kit IS. Ittlites trig, brag that he wield of morythlog of and bow her entionts. She Mei this bum Mobs; treat Debra thesb had elitired to sail her as newel esemisme (ma minim po evalitre is sew corm of lee& Wm that • ms• era gut lid .f hie - =ham way), mid tem Ye \Wog weewded off find er 10 the deed ef_sight, Wing bir DM it woe reselly mow lor asadiar. Swami at tits aulithewn wogreowl bat their osovistien oat bar lib was aid sas, and ea Friday morning die wee bawd • ones, Irving bon ma pertredy wail • shaft ems pr The fee* promolsi • ampl y &p -ills. sof other eiresawiesose monstred with Cr at ens Induced Mr. Jame Williama, sorgasm, the mown to tratkate an Inquiry end ardor • poet mates esambolks of the body. The *met will be held thla day Oftwall1), • _„ R PAPLOSION AT THE RETENEY IRON- Wo inte.—Se Res Mar K frightful sorideat weaned at the totisembr• iron-works at Rh , South Wein. Three notertowar min were a.ddesiy deprived of Ilk and skit • doses mire ware injured sore or is The wisswwthe bea was twowit by so mgdoeion of one of the great m liiAPPY IMF—Priem Edward gave the ladies abaAlold S hen bee elee yeu know whet we ion Thessis titers, be bane es be sheshi if Se pima la bred Nat aL— Leaire erns Walpole. "'a. M. heatinti.—Nothiss could be snore elorming than ths IMMO* =gad by As rich markw be& sad ortheede ben. Mae Os bold simmer seihrlen dS uy , i eon* lbe awe nun Gawk* *And new awry inch dile pawn/ was aohlwall. Owsdhlds sad wawa respisodwe with limpr i p ems le tho wry ales of the awl, ask bg So d edl. hid the Indemoss isritessa. see set etsszleg he so be hiss shernoth thei the Wel is the Yoder ylebbiehbli z ezp ; yer sere, shish as be rani Is nee pine ; sold th at, slime Os h MIL at 110114 Mk sea be paid by it h alms. Fiserbers Mesh set ens inn =dm es Ihe sod tries hen sleep • lea et nniel iiikeediehb teis, ;bat bees Or Web hi sanest wades Se hsdps uYri Yto wird. the se slebbsolodul big mold side sobbing. Jam lades& is the very w bewass. The hariwkwes swy Em Seethed tons • b plea rot= I . 2l b llaer e ts, that , s t. inns • seseinesis PS & tadisr y t e lwa raw sad dr grad.and hems w etbt p t. ems owltswined sad peso asslodien. Thin sewer was • wen pine le ramble la tiny Ins apse at sem wh y er mese waded IS, dim* the host &dm nieibillecllshhottrhish Ilmemenw maims Y tempi * *elm e• he sedum is the In* eel ee the leoltitadisomi wig of the .horn Gad rated.—illaskuseire ifigenha ARIBA 61IARB LISTS-2E16 DAY. Two o'Cloos. The railway share market to-day is rather weaker, following the movement in Consols. In a number of cases, prices exhibit • reduction of about I per cent.; Great Western and London and South Western, amongst others, have been pressed for sale. Great Western of Canada shares are rather flatter. Northern of France, and Geelong and Melbourne, have met with some inquiry. we Wag the paper W nab in lit it we a very 11811911•11 Mil that ben the in I. bin bie areledy. I then neon i.e and rind Mr. Atkins the Oman te take my panel =that e beck Tinte bI. Mr. Men (dr eidet elerk)—Wh k i d . Atkin teld—l did sir, for • anneenned.—The p elm bin te Gen dr free el le ban wasp. Mr. Addeo end, sew et bibs seray if he bed sid pbee Wore Mr. Atkins I . Ann Gabe, eadeasengh --71eprodesed lonei .era hen lade M .. were, by mind ft. .. le dentoyel. of renrial it then perm Meneridge—lnuit wee tb rain Fee the wren of ee pow marteketenr, who wool awe of the rpm 11110•11 be d I pen the phew pw, sad If be bed say eretle nen the cesepeny. • —We give be the that men be red hr rayed inn to ten the wen The wane _pew was if tb. Gee vith, bet I Yen gine e whisk I ban keine WI Yen saber eine pined I neeld sae be =e a r end pepon I The primate bee hen ewe dr • , He bed seen le the pp he bar open Gneenad—Ne wen Is the i Nef then been deeptehi en ate theeelles e 1 seM es en le deneyeL Xs posse Ge sibs nine sty pavulaile %SWAN he the prfeeser ens ble nit Is Ghia( doe ratkinrally heed their an pus. he the Beet lane be eider that cone i seenek V eity sore of I bed beat nee sway. Bray Meneridne then I led scooped bail for the el tan teenrennese in fa Nr. Addeo, Air nano hietatio Tbindey. WESTI(INSTI IRTOLT IS • ROM fhe neap Yen, 11••• kt Ike 'Oka tit thrniike T he essileit la as el The = i b ‘ ad . an soma er deft seder wit ft :b 1 ; Aillt2=el anitnrei inner oat be i Vlt ha GZ de eon he • t y lre7l r Indel lather the mate. ef the eery velennery nada ksike leenin he hen l• Ile net. Winne wee then G Gun het she rednd, eel Gen She then Indeed the an greet dienellence be In, End fee el the He then s.mplaised that lin thee their bresbie nelet i tZtes m he i r the ssis te • inidef le hen the endow: here beds en sinew Andd—Tab her set tll the isd Ini nese ben de•j em sr wee, die I ang N • • Tea d I "r mak flan long enneeed bee p • Md" whin ebb the Melina` Wenn hioned sp en nein 1444 411111 d und by were brel plane ire ere wee fl bet nth the Mr and tee dttisheender. Thar Geed I sane inn Ihe end swift semen ' VAT AccIDINT.—Or tin de LW ben hese Peebles Ge Nen DMA Ine. VII* NUM **GM ant prim lishe bow bees isiabg ne jun le eon die daft heed trend net •IN ftt, i• add, the della 11•agia..4.1 iews tire dee Gee INS AN lee i I ritUrib 1141. qs ipcite.= Us eillowalbiee Ike es. oummi. 14" :. 1011:11: t dri bee b iii istani. Ind vd asatessgernajd obi am* THE . EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1857. LINO LEAKED AT Iliklo 1111/11 AL& IL I 644 L mwdn I Owns /la* Mal LOAM Word*. 1 ts Ipm 49 all INN* ea N. Os Lia.6llM. Bida l **lllBo *Nairn 1111. Widen) N. 100 JINNI* Isan W 1111401saals4) War dolma NLC.NLI II IS 44. IN 4am (lard ftlll 11l S all CDR, /144N6111.. R.C. I St 44 N W OlossiN. 114.• For* (Mad Is Gt. **ire) 10 all Ils1101•11,11 TorIANINI Nl U 9 10 al, Ds. dor (dnts) 114 at Da daa. (Aim) — W Landon sal Orsemiss 14 Osandlillsalerawsta) 1 118 all Dais PslOweara (dlus, Ne N. IN loaallbany N asaiNal CliaNd la his a os.) l9 101 IN If 9 Da. Sseldyllhouw. do I dl. p. IR. Ito lassoisbeessi Nat Oral le 1) — 44 all lIINIS 511•Usai .511.1.1 II 11 SO all 11 M .14 ... 41ed &dm St. IN LIMN 11101661 N 1 LL . .11 . 3 01 lammodul lam gaa. 1 9r dNLIINW la loam OaNNMI N all 114/46440tissanAlsr flarad is Nat. Osaalia at l w SI N all 01119 war ant. (do.) SS all hulestli Dm. Us /LW &Tat) 126 all Ms IN Royals. SI Mop nil Nei to area Ilarlasrs) . 114 IS all 1110118.161* sed 11 V lbsola (l"46l 4l4llloUNNlssial in"" 14. llama) N al Wear Vie gas.learil. ft Ns* Dar. SS SS N. IN Wtr Isminst (DIM.) 89 91 MUT= PORINISIONN, IN at 4tlsato sad N. L 4•111•40 Weed at 4 per wt. by IN R. Trull et Our& 10 Sta.Nr.hesalar.46.a. 016 11l IS I Do. ANON* Osalts.• - Ns 116 Buffalo lakil Rwas RI. ft Si lb IN IN ® Mara. Brut lbOodsrld 4 p. e. 80..,A5e. I, 1111. wie.sed by INIFALR IN im Da. July Now M N IN 1118 Da 'Ns 1 , 1814, *us N 40 N Ws Casual INN Wait* sad L N I Cepa • *Wei l4 poi 14 SI le INiala pm gol St. IN 0,4 Isdlan 111 1006 1 1031 9/ II Da dls pa No I Do. 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The funds to-day present an unfavourable reac tion of 1 to 1 per cent., owing to the contradiction given to the rumour of the fall of Delhi. Consols for the 6th August were first marked 901, fell to 901 to 1, and are now quoted 90,; , exactly. For money the price is also 90/. The Three per Cents Reduced have been dealt in at 90; to 91/ ; the New Three per Cents. at 91 to ; Exchequer Bills at 4s. to Is. dia.; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 981; and India Bonds at 225. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. are flatter, being marked 941 and 94k. The other transactions in this department are confined to Brazilian Five per Cents., 1843, at 98; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 64 to 1 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates at 981; Russian Five per Cents. at 1111; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cents. at 981. The East India Company have announced a fresh rise of id. in the rates at which they will receive cash for their bills on India. The rate s are flied, until further notice, at 2a. Id per rupee for bills on Bengal and Madras, and Is. lid. for bills on Bombay. This movement is directly attributable to the Indian insurrection, in face of which the home authorities are bound to refrain as far as possible from adding to the already enormous disbursements of the local treasuries. As a matter of course, remit tances of silver will be stimulated, and the price of silver will continue to rise, leading to increased with drawals from the Continent, and increased remit• lances of gold from this side in payment. These influences can scarcely fail to affect the money market in an unfavourable sense. The question, has Delhi been taken ? was in every body's mouth on Saturday. Several firms of the highest standing in the City have received letters from respectable correspondents in various parts of India who concur in the allegation that the place had really fallen. We ran state, more over, that a letter from a government autho rity, dated Agra, the 17th June, has been received in London, to the effect that the town of Delhi had been captured with a heavy loss to the mutineers and a comparatively limited number of casualties on our side; but that the fortress still held out. The troops who were mainly instrumental in carrying the place were, says the letter, those from I inballah and Meerut. Of the authenticity of this communication there can be no question ; yet there is too much reason to apprehend that the writer, despite his official position, was misinformed. Agra is, we believe, 140 or 1,10 miles from Delhi, and the Bombay journals aver posi tively that on the morning of the day men tioned (viz., the 17th June) General Barnard was still waiting for reinforcements. It is also feared that the other respectable correspondents whose letters announce the capture of the city have been deceived by a rumour which seems to have spread over nearly the whole of India, and the accuracy of which at the latest date was disbelieved. It is un. derstood that the British government and the India authorities here concur in regarding the report in question as premature—in short, an Indian version of the taking of Sebastopol as announced to the Emperor of the French at the Boulogne reviews. _ _ The demand for money was again active on Satur day, and full rates are exacted. The applications at the Bank this week are understood to have been very heavy, and the general prospects of the money mar ket are certainly less encouraging. The amount of gold taken from the Bank on Saturday to pay for silver on the Continent was about 60,0001. The Lightning has arrived at Liverpool from Mel bourne with 32,866 ounces of gold on freight, valued at about 131,4001. The dates by this vessel have been anticipated. The steamer Scamander has also arrived at Southampton from Alexandria, with the 40,5001. in Australian gold which was brought to Suer. by the steamer Simla. These supplies are op portune, but the whole will be at once sent away. The other imports of the precious metals reported last week comprise only 61,3001. (of which a por tion was on continental account) by the Niagara, from New York ; and 20,000/. by the Columbia, from the same port. The total imports of the week (including those an nounced on Saturday) scarcely exceed 233,0001. The imports of silver from the Continent, however, have been extraordinarily heavy. We can trace a total of about 360,0001. imported direct into London, ex clusive of the large quantity received by railway rid the outports. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes 20,9400 z. of gold, and 2,800 oz. of silver, represent ing a total value of about 81,5001. The gold was despatched chiefly to France. The particulars arc subjoined, viz. :—Gold coin : to Belgium, 60 oz. • to Boulogne, 80 oz. Gold bars : to Boulogne, 20,000 oz. ; to Belgium, 800 oz. Silver coin : to Boulogne, 400 oz. ; to Belgium, 100 oz. ; to the Canaries, 2,000 oz. The steamer Atrato, which will leave Southampton to-day for the West Indies and Mexico, has 20,4401. in specie on freight, of which 1 , 4,8401. is gold, and 1,6001. silver. fhe actual shipments of the week, u officially reported, are thus raised to rather more than 100,0001. The private remittances of gold to the Continent, chieflv in payment for silver, have embraced, in addition, the supplies brought from New York by the Niagara and Columbia, and at least 270,000/. drawn from the Bank. The arrival from Melbourne of the steamers Great Britain and Indomitable may now be shortly looked for. The former vessel has been at sea 73 days with 406,6001. in gold, and the latter 94 days with 123,8001. In corroboration of the estimates previously made by us, we can state that the remittances of specie and bullion for the East by the steamer Ripon, which will leave Southampton to-morrow, will reach 1,015,1701., of which 1,009,78 W. consists of silver, and 8,3811. of gold. It will be seen from the following de tailed statement that nearly the whole of this enormocs mass of treasure is destined for India, viz. :—For Ceylon, gold, 2521.; for Bombay, silver, 434,112!.; for Madras, silver, 35,204/., and gold, 2,540!.; for Calcutta, silver, 372,5601. ; for 'Penang, silver, 1,2481.; for Singapore, silver, 22,3731., and gold, 2,8401.; for Boni/ ong, silver, 04,4001.; and for Shanghai, silver, 49,1807. . . The subjoined exhibits the aggregate remittances by each of the last six steamers: May 20, per Colombo June 4, per Indus 761,613 June 20, per Pere 1,142,616 July 4, per Colombo 861,220 July 20, per Ind. August 4, per Ripon _ . It is known that the remittances of silver by the succeeding packet of the 20th August will be very heavy some large amounts having already been pur chased for that opportunity. A fresh stimulus will be given by the further rise of the East India Com pany's rate of exchange. The letters by the Overland Mail confirm the unfavourable tendency of the exchanges, as pre• lowly reported by telegraph. At Shanghai, how ever, the movement is less important than before stated. The following exhibits the closing rates for first class bills : —...-- -- . Precious Mail. Present Mail. At Calcutta At Bombay . At Hong Kong as. Ild. to 111 d. 4s. I lid. to At Shanghai 7s. 2gd. to 3d. 7s. 3d. _ _ _ _ . . . An unfavourable feature of the commercial advice' from India is the disposition of the native bankers at Bombay and elsewhere to hoard specie. The Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Company announce a half-yearly dividend of 10s. per ire, and also a bonus of ss. per share. ' The following half-yearly railway meetings are newly announced, vie., London and tlackwall Rail way Company, for the 18th of Aug.; Newport, Abergavenn)• and Hereford Railway Company, for the 20th of Aug. ; Worcester and Hereford Railway Company, for the 20th Aug.; Mid-Kent Railway Company, for the lith Aug. SAT , _!Iii,AY EVEXIMII. The funds to-day exhibited 'event fluctuations. The market opened with flatness, the details of the Indian mutiny producing a grave sensation. Very shortly, however, large purchases were effected, and the narrow. was again revived that Delhi has been captured by the British forces. Solely upon the strength of this impression prices rose fully 3 per cent., and, although the extreme advance was not maintained at the dose of the Stock Exchange, the latest reliable quotations were still about per Nat better than those current at 4 o'clock yestcrday. In the other departments of the house the variations were of less importance, considerable steadiness being shown. _ _ Consols for the 6th of August,which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 901, " buyers " (subsequently at taining 961 to 1), were first marked this morning 901, ascended to 91, " buyers," and were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange 991 to 91. For money the last price was 901, and for the 9th Sept., 91 5-16 to 7-16. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 901, 91; ditto. for account, 6th August, 90). 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1, 91) ; sew Three per Cents., 91, 901, 911 ; India Stock, 214 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981 ; India Bonds, 18s., 20s. die. Exchequer Bills were quoted Gs. to le. din. Turkish Six per Cents. were in brisk request to day, being first marked 941, then as high as 951, aud closing at 911 to 95. 'l'he rise which WWI attained after the recognised hours yesterday afternoon is thus fully supported. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 991 to 1001. minus the dividend falling due this day, or equal to 101; to 1021 cum div. l'eruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 81 to 82; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 25 to 4. Other foreign securities were very quiet. Bank shares today were very quiet. South Aus tralian Bank were quoted rather better. Ottoman Bank closed at to prem. Australian Agricultu ral declined about 1/. Crystal Palace shares, both original and preference, remain fiat. The Europtsen and American Steam Company's shares were marked 61, 591. paid). The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the Lew undertakings are subjoined, viz. : Oude Railway, par; Central Oude Railway, par to 1-16 prem. ; Eastern Bengal Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; European and Indian Junction Telegraph, 3-16 to 1.16 die. ; Punjaub Railway, 3-16 to 6-16 prem.; Paris Chocolate Company, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLocie. Business in home mining stocks to-day is very quiet. There are a fair number of inquiries for some of the favourite descriptions ; but the actual transactions arc limited. In the Stock Exchange the only business reported this morning is in Great Wheal Vor shares, which are marked 3!. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is no movement whatever. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Heat 'Wesel!, 325. 6d. to 35. ; Wheal Edward, 61, ; Wheal Harriet. 15. 6d, to Vic ; Wheal Margaret, 671, 70 , Wheal Wrev, 51, 1. In foreign and colonial mining shares no variation occurred. TiciOrilerraentioned dividends have been announced dur ing the week, in addition to those already reported by no South Carrion, Si, per share; Wheal Trelawney, if. per share. The calls of the week include the following :—Wheel Grenville, 2s. 6d. per share ; West Allred Console, 9s. per share; East Itoarerarne, 3s. per share. A general meeting of the shareholders in the West Per Coneals Corp, and Tin Mining Company is to be herd ou 1 the 12th August. SATCRDLT EVMDfiI. There has been a better demand teeday for the shares of good dividend paying mines, and, upon the whole, a fair amount of business was done. In the Stock Exchange South Frances, West Basset, and Wheal Edward shares were quoted higher. The following bargains are reported to as from that este. lishment, in addition to those included in the official list, viz. :—llrakewalls, at 21; Wheal Kitty (Lelant;, 21f, 1, i ; West Basset, 26 ; and Alfred Consols, 17g. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. We hod a toir supply of PAW English wheat from Kent, but not so wu,h from Lei; the quality and l'OnditiOL for the stoat 'part highly sedsfaiory ; value from Ws. to 700. per qr. The trade for foreign far from active; at Nine time, the few take made were at about last week's prices. The same rework will apply to tour. Fine new malting barley was fully as dear so lent week— veins from 314. to 47e. per hairier. Distilling without iiarlry, and this description is now selling at grinaing Oats Mought quite as much moony es last week, and beans and peas were wane and fully as dear Altai V INTu 1.411.D0N YRUM JULY r TO AIM. 1 Osaseim. Irish .. I 449.4 Hariey. Mak. UM.. Im gr ow• rztr . .1 ?Ili 17 . 6 IPT 30 410 If i ii. 7.4. 31114 03.03 .... 1343.1 :::: 91. C. 11.90 .. 931 19 an TO 10 131 Ot. X. mu.. . .... 1 140 30 I .... 'of " I N NIXCINQ-LANE.-THIS DAY. Shook.—NLe are without transactions of importance to report since Friday. Tro.—The new. received by the letters from China con firming the report that the shipments for the eleven months; from China hose been leas than at the corresponding period by 24,440,100:be.. has stimulated buyers, and common Con. you has been freely bought at la. 20., usual terms, at winch there nut sellers to-day. Rice.—An advance of 3d. has been fully established, mid the market has been excited by the Indian news. flottertiit.—This article has been influenced by the runs canes, end an advance of fully la lid. baa been paid on the spot, and 2.. on parcels to arrive, the demand being chiefly speculative. COTTuN.—I.IOn balm sold at full prices. lisle, 441. 10a ; yellow, 43/. to 431. 135.; sperm body, SR. 10s. to 871.; headmatter, 971. to 94/.. cod, 471. ; South Sea pale, 431. to 431. 10s. • olive Ga ll ipoli, 3111. to 37/ ; Spanish and Sicily, 641. t0 &V ; cocoa-nut, 48.. to 490.; µdm, fi ne, 475.; tinned, 305.; rape, pale, ,32a. ; brnarn, 19a. Gd. All arti...4 the produce of India arc now watched with some anxiety. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market ia steady. Prime t a t t re ar go l ted L as follows :—Town tallow. 575. 9d. nett cash; P Y.C. on the spot, 68s. 6d.. August and September, 6d. ; Sepictobea, 4941. October and December, Ms. PARTICULAu OF TALLOW. elms has t4ls ----auks Ditto trots 14 Jams Prb Ditto Tors Ira Miff ...... . 4.61 , 0. 11.1.k)3 13.01 I :21 1.p.e1 ME/ 16.6? 1v. 114 521 4 11.6 C alb 11.62 1014 11.1 TO sl.Oat $l.. 61. 64. 16.61. elo. 61. ooa. 51 Arrigal for Use wed. gore. 11111 AmplA WI rue. rid coda SU ...sig.! Irt wet emprind las ark. Iran Itumla. %O Me seeks true. mita *ma A...WM., Al °Wu tem South Amnia, sad 3f maka froen other 930 auk. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There is a considerable increseo in the number of bruin, but no improvement in the finality ; conwement Iv the choireet kinds are not much lower. Trade is very dull for inferior descriptions. We hare if few mom sheep and lambs, but the demand pretty good, and nearly all are sold at about late rata. Cdr.. ate yitaer lower than on Friday. From Ginuany and Holland there are 1,100 beasts, 4.110 sheep, and 220 Wye, Sptin. 243 beasts; Norfolk end BuS.lll, 600; and 1,100 from the Northern and Midland Counties. ow new or du. •d. • 4.. to at as K 100.. 4. 4. wd. Mn Iltafab 4 4 4 4 Ilea Dos a 1110.424118 410 0 Hat 80atator-.4 4 1 4 4 Bat Late seen ...... 0 0 etwaa. 0 02t8 0480 18 3 8 Ca 414 ....... 4 • area let Dee D ilaff•bre.4 00 4 0 144824 . 0 4 4 Biaso at market. 4,431; sama sea tomb . ; a/Ta. 293; km IM. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mossre. nitt.cten and Smith mod that the acc°m" received this morning from the bintisted districts tlo not !peak of any improvement, besides whirls, mould is sliders be on the incrome at some plum in the best &rotunda in Mid and East Kent. Market very ann. Duty, 110,0001.