The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE TDB DAY. , COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (DsWe Mr. Ommis'law Gadbous.) IN Ili Tb. boahriii ;. :17d;i7 7.;;FiWis mown eit No. I, Ot Nobets. um ems bare ibo mar by pram for monaural bt Nta tret, bet wee aow tend We bratriptoy. lb ddb sedadab' doe me abed et 4.Nti. ; sod rids me reatan et drat I,Nal l baj zo na VAL ta WM. Kr. sweat he Yawn Newer, creditors; Mr. Norm or mLe maw diladoll ord Co. ; and Mr. Lo- a be Ibe poldn. arreen it OM we any ma attempt to awry bie earl • nun e;" Looking at the &et art la Mad Ms had maigned to Ms oftwaswadiyike or I bed pawned No peti t= dr prepesne• an sot • rearmed. on to to and the one mast go to a bankraptey. THE POLICE COURTS. TIDB DAY. *pia &with wee charieti;ia itrviar sawed cotutterkit MIDI* Mr. Myles, et Lime-ebeet, below, rail—. The ewe aay shop at belt- pag Neva eels& = mai& tat aged is • heMywurtera het. I served her, sal the wind a &Mina la mama I sew basal* that it wee led. I wit Neal the twaster ad aspeed heat, rd pee heat is &..p, tad with h o e: the ye messy. I la d her, " ve seal that yew he hem w matey bus tra wine sad I ▪ mom wawa yea." Ma " Ter Oedre whe Ea" seama tams. Oa thw aey Was the emee tamr the theSsehei he • helfieteles bat I avid tat with the sal lee wens Ms Ishillleg I maws la pry mak I pia it it die MI waled It et Me awe. Akstwimas teak eat, sad Mod Ili It was enaturibit, alpl It by tM the Anti atm sada • peillearis Ye white milady the Fame hal bees eves, salsa—The }bear sag, Ira seated by Xi.. • " Mime het I EM wet Weer 11,.• sat ire= the mama, wet tit sink, la drop. TY On& at the ealtiewarewe MEd eyes Ise • par etateiaig 4e. 9fd., pet imarty. She Near' Is glee bar Warm. The pireaw—l we MD aser-eighbil I Ma sat tram the aillwewee brawn that ma • yew( sea Caerailiell it teal. Thew ieelikareseed pm, yenta was shawl with lat hy quervelled with wish ober ai throe eels& es Tweidey la likar4hast They were areed le have bola la jort l ibe Um, ad thwelore the Lend Mayer airaarged thaw with swag Nam Marat,==rei le be shwa lea yews old, wee wiewilled fa teas Age is babes Mika • 4/seamy dub ion is ad Weft. tinged VIII Blashal Y SaOMMIms Zs - i MV subide rs•gbt beeolo Ahbrews Cubttt, NW INIM by foodiraworstag to Gym Mug Om Ike gray* d Blarkkewheldge foes Ohs door. PsM eseelebb. TM, esid—Abost trusty abieles to 4 waseirg tem yisomorthe throw boessit over the yowl d Madaisso-1.1 bat ebe hiesemisky Ml Tigsa . *eon villa bib Oa yr sad yalsvgips. ell goe oft Nei Odd to Mob OWN dr lifted% bet hi balms tie yiseihen sofa. I Visa brisesi to door sodulmoo, AM bow bar rye the posegol. r Yak boy w. imelo+y. dr mid ohs ... Imy usdetsysts, rd tlt wMs ram lir yes saw Why le Inows bat* Allernes Cabitt-41111 you' pumice us ast to most this soh steamy as your life if 1114 you go Prismor—l ISOM do se min if pa win ve as. Alamo CibitS— Vary roll, lion yes M id pil. Nary 'Parrott vas placed at ths boo egos • *Ass awes Jr* Clothe rid Its roe porresellag row norldatose• 101 y, ebrea hit stands we dhow to es yolsoaor by • soma from stoma& elartlyg by. so thou saw She plasm oiling meths la smog tbessosaloo, smile inane. 4bosty tnlsd Lrod owl law bat bock. My sold Pia to lot bar poet sho rss detorselmoi to dolt The primer ruoussi by sosester, sad Maws= Witt sconalledyibiregod by. 'lmmo TMOTATION Tun RAT. lhehei as". ltd dill sidexesset4 bit note he ahem we de, yes *eel se lbs - it Wm M. M. dm=slain am liesside e sae aseribed llama se a Ilaii 1111111111111ii ir = as the Lir leo alio st i I I, said aid es plasser A rad " liesins emit te lda Vri ke shoe lee et dem vele deitti idea gm he same rd when atishe, len ele a eve te dasest the be wishe a &pre bet WI" sal peed It as Ihe Ina lie. ____ where ? tin low. Mr. Angled—Wily se the ism? Piceserise—ls color art She Weld sob. Mr. Aisell—As fi alba? bra isliC INsasselse—Yes, par I we dawn this maid I hod it Ins p::: '" Nowi • era* st Was sod dra I aid lase abed it 1 rid " Mbar lids sigmas pima=e4l tbe aspetr Mr odd the belga 11. S. sae as Mar Mod db. Ter pat a *pima as Isar awl dr pies llbs skid bari wriaisdy bad drama h. Uwe le.. prow it denim bre tireless dr dissimpsd. Preassatirt—llbs badge sir slaw h. Aseld—he le use deg* Oa that Mr is bright balm Ns m e drakt r uhrean. I ban bassi post seam% mai ban Itasmatar OM ste s tr i sirs iflissisi .n arias el Viler, bel Mr. AMU hid bbs that such chugs bad bog. behle Mr and dr risi was discharged. 1101/71IWARK. Mao frac•yrea; fdlisa,Z described himself as it ebb breaking and entering the of Kra beeduall, Bull's-heed-court, New lit=s* else of Fancy Rernitery, et SI d belf witem Newington-censeway, end ea daft tight the pesubso NM securely fastened. Alma doe Abet ea Monday maniac wiglo "ice ' ennmable Id Id vie wig shag the Csatenewl, he beads cracking askszt_eark sal ea presosilag time he heard sane tbs sod the prow. Ons of the =as • Tessdeteirs goo Tee loam, sad the Oro led Ism Ilia Into. While Weis about he iost ▪ pleesafatireserig to get out of the wart, villa* lb ahem ad elseldoss, whew he seised held of Ms and abed Ilia abed be woe dam them He tepled, "Ob. ae- Pie sattbethe." W. tea hies tato astiody, sad Mew le ottekbod sote..dw the he sod isaabisoi or mune. Set an of la led Wm Ewa by arms of • lat ibis law talk . labs, s he ad b *bid up w doehisk by etros ho Mead the arn the pelm la maw to As eherge, the rimer add be wont up the ant der swain palms, hat le aim herd asythiag to do Wad* boom The 80. tub aid whether be was Mom? The mod& espied that ha hod lam id We* her babe la Ho pomodea kap limber pmellasses Ilia Mat a alaremith'e ftesseboseb &sat bake maths sio, by s led to the sitesoeuldes Ibt ask Aar severs! eanutinatlens, dielkwyg, owl elate able holed lest sight of kiss. The *mar WI he hawked needs dunk end beg so Mad oesibme; seraloses he lodged la sospeoe sad this auther. no Mild:rote mid his being witheed Ye dim wee very iluoldwea, bat *hue was no proof of his loofebi late the bur, B. root, however, be committed /or Ow =maths fur want of boil. THAMES. .tIVIATLTINO ACOITTTIIII.T IN TNT. TNA7II• TCNNT Mr. Wet Amid, aged 39, add mate of th;l:r lbw beAlleid. it the elver was brought beAre Yard asesalibskisigge Dow" arroir as k Timm Tema sempleismnt eased that lest night be hewed abaft tad eel's at the Notherbithe and of the Tunnel, and upon roi l :: •he saw the prinw, wee the geese and awroun, by several lose der area A wonician, who played • beams imerwessat et the Aotlmehithe abaft, askl the prisoner led emla *ping et sem very strange ends sad he we skid the peOplesearlds intestine is gala& The plemete with wee thsa beiedring Maw Ave hie lib awl eas et his perisee ass tented Wit et Maid the Omer it ha bed last awygliem sad be said he had ast, sad inhibited • albs A ans - load sad mew hslApenes ta the ease No dire dr people away Ism the 'primate, sad his ti,ough the Tuned ehe Wining rims rrimer turned rowed 6 1 56 WE. sir eller Wedgy hie • revere blow es the hod, seared his of prerar. order for 21. Mid MS anemia. Ile es eeed we& As peireser, w i t i m sided is hie sctio oil be den east tees te M i en. wiere the emea primmer n vas orodrd by a Thorn OW aurae, seed Cox, Ira hurl ups Ida a por-ollce err lee L. riell 16e. as rem XL Team idled the peen" wend lat had to sty in uphold* stench gross ceinendast se that charged spied The phew, whole • North comaley sailor, raid—Wed, l Ism parry sheet it. Ywdley—liant yes nothing to ray for yonsealt P The puma--Wen, how can I do that, I wee fete ; the . I. the Mier o' set. Ytmeley—Yea have ememitted a wet game rank 6 1•• um whir peetaied yea through the Teasel, sad made as anhandad dregs wind Am I las yea 20e., er dght te dee ear pelt SVKlDl.—Yeeraday looming a female omit twe i h ns Lap & api If yam PreriPllated NNW Iho war et iho iopara Om% MAW*. Put Won neorvrod ohs sae phi bastdblo. *web t~utitg6d. It 'Antra lot lie heamai W ban hlaj te llo!pay with a your nos who hal dingle* kr how, to whom ha woo about to bo matohd. VhE °IX MESS, ICkDifP.4SDAY Eviirnifo, ILICIITION OF CILIUM FINCH, AT CELLMB7OIID-ITHIS DAY) - • - (IT ZLICTRIC TILIGIATIL) This convict suffered the last penalty of the law this rooming, upon the ecatked mend on the Emit Comely Oaei, at Springlield, a short distance treat Clidinsiord. The culprit, it will be remembered, was convicted take. the Lord Chief Baron, at Chelmaford, on the lath blatant, ix the murder of Harriet Freeborn, in the parish at Rims ball, on the 24th of May. The culprit made no secret of his crime, but slam his coa -1 armistice he has frequently expressed his deep mint, end has listened attentively to the endeavours of the rev. chap lain (Mr. Ileadltou) to neelaister religious oonsolatiam. Yesterday the unhappy ere had a farewell interview with his Meads, which wee of s most palatal oliarnetsr. This mantim, shortly eller nine o'clock, the various Acids of the mot, with Calcraft, the hangrean, sateen the oreamensd all, sad at belt-past alas the pretence moved to the soeflold. In an ideates afterwards the nen dam was ever. Death seemed to take place in three minutes saw the bolt was withdrawn. The suostroa esesed very little excitement, ter then • amend pence peseest. The body after Wren the usual time was cut down ; bat by that time the wend bad newly dispersed. The deceesed is slated to Inv* died very penitent. WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. GOODWOOD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) DRAWING-ROOM STARR& Tiptop walltod ovw , and Colonist mood We Maks. STEWARDS CUP. Thies quarters of a mils straight Therm, Now Widow, Mosgoarso, Stork, Zesty* Victoria. Wonsan, Cotswold, Cews' BROWN Bator, Potoeld, Tooralawat,fichlobsc, Inborn, Loyola, Corsguot U Sisigitimy, Paladin, Sister to had 4 1 1: 44 ea5, Ts% llosebaut, Flying Englishman, Badaworth, Entries, Diphtlioag c, Evoking Sur c, Church LOA, SW Illsrals, Mabel, Quota Bas, Lard of Lore, Tdookr, lbw War, Omni &most, Polly Jana" mil Wilms in bark GOODWOOD STAKES. Two albs sad • UK. rsa., rwAi Boy, Laskipoo, The Earl, Merged, Via Duark, Mg, Peareni, H , BN-la the Martinet, Earlier, Gunboat, Ach Paying?em, Maid at Madam a, Elosasoos, Hanky Hack, Serwriort, Paladin, Hargobba, sad Rand, ase ben. PAID Poasur.—Sga s Wap, TM Dope, Morigrol, Soma, Wreath, sad Lard d the Mina POST SWEEPSTAKES OF 390 SOVS. Demme, Fugitive, Lord of the HAW, Church Langton, King of the Lase, sad the Prophet, are here. a !. 6BARB L1.575-2121S DAY. Two otloot. The railway share market to-day is firmer. Several of the heavier stocks exhibit a rally of shout / per cent. Londoa and North Western stock being quoted 1021 to 1; Great Western, 631 to ; ind Midland, 831 to 1. London and South Westerns are quoted 49i to 501, and Great North am, 241 to 1. Some of the Indian docks are rather firmer. WIDOW NUM AIM MOS& I rci un...n. I erg trim!! •:7 umig Si Si :41 , ' , =tri Sirkbauf 'err - - OA 9 N ft 99 92 Iti 7 1 1 4 • 9 99_ re a 15;;ITIVU•VibmiCi. CSYV • b hands, M eritsi A =Usi=" . Ration Usk& Cho •• .. D& MOD ... 71;isivera •4 lkstbrail Ds D. Olt IWO. ese Onst Wm.'s Da, Illeerf Oaf I lArris. lad Or lOW Is per sal Illedivall - 507. = k m . = Da NOY um. a anal=i: a aarairs ..811.8figara. akingellis ISImM De. VAL Ot. Wain.) ) =trigill • Ma Ihrtkar• k Dew% ,Ll~al 7.W..ihopl — Clidto IL drains Jsmi IldsardiddraS • Wafted .—..... It Velem Ina s MaillAws• ohig.. al Ina Dal& a 10 Da Da WI Mira Wal=a— Dallis -- 110 Tag Jab . o at Mir . ..— . el; Walarhailari ::: au Weilrliiii an arm Omalrall . W IC islet lam- SliViaTa - rP. ail Oa. 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It wank ia the recolleatiat a oar readers that diocoMossoosaistomo of the bleykoa bath remedy Itneed a gnat ramobelea der by every mere la ask elk irth& ert 10 ethos. t hey s b to ris ke *air ve asemed sod 111841 ei eat roperlet artmles, la k eta boon pees liwaebssist Is, If OM% is the emeeledes ; ase Ikembeekr, Egifir- Ay Irk a eraserse wee West to dr ossaletherfee em estothe et math d the brides assesek to wed k in Tboothey, it the moor et walled ea e Seps es Lod Passaims, Si MB o'clock ce est Eby. Perpratery, bowevor, le that interview, Mo Loo=r 4 of tha r r " ted ik lo= lllNl VlTZ a m re mi. el Ow cotton nrielestare, amodeet for con isms in Fenton's Kota the eke canna pro posal' Inn &waed, by met id or it lo Wined, the nunly icon csa be aegarthaL The the wee of pirate were, the reprookadtho et the pew set bid ed abilth Twwwirow, Lord Painsiotro stlistloa A to adlod to lito must d olidwasy it tis wq.4 at tW important row froaratoL sod dto tospolitot Itody agreed IS la to sub mittal to W govorosoraL THE REPRIEVED COIFIX7ra bas already been go,, staled thee the refaces Mira panel sa Both Jamieren at this hie Talk swim it the write et tar faint child, u. wherairebe wm rod he a rabid are in various 11 : taahos lira sambed wai tral anti kr life. After ' aseMilsa Itr a aboysses residing in • AO sideissedwead ef Ur late aria" eilte la • bier es Meal aoye—" Nothing will ever team the breenies to Ail the interview I had with her tame apse w obi— en dm, that is did not noutier her child, did sat rem& sal at,. frawer lb babe, or is try way MM legre MIL a Mar Woe wee i r on the seer, ter bar Ira the ge, hip Ihst It right or under the @noddle& that M. seer eas age led end provide for it, that God IL Airellaras. Ice DMICIIABOS Or A PRISON EL—lt will be rod leer Mat shed a week ago a lad semi Themes Hirt, rheas five la Forbad• area, ree arersed he brae, b. retie kaaet ir robbing the till at the Ileetwer's Ares, Chaeabaleest. The warms ea that emir gab r . emir a gilinpe of the Shied, lad yet erre to the boy. awe this Mr. Lamb hen tends aim elide on behalf elite ee bad, tilde resulted in its bring sparest that the witarees le Maga midst= au the point of identity, and that he was at IL hirer the tire the rubbery was commuted. Dlr. Brae 114 rob he the Iltasslory of State, detailing the feces which had It berpired, and Sir George Grey rent down the a = ili m which entitled holden to be inunedi- at. tally dleolumgeL— •• Mon Guardian. at. MAXILAVONTER.—WiIIiam Check etts, a labourer Wormetershire, and formerly in the M . Oxford Blau, has been committed to Wort:eater gaol as the Ili distge of reseleaglatir of Wilma Jammu, who was for- Ili tarty am Ilrear, sr we rerst st the bare of Waterloo. 1 1 . Beth are of advanced age, mad had been in the habit s t of jatlsg and "chaffing" each other about their martial 0. squime. On Thursday they mot st • public-house is gm. Prime, whoa the deputes berme than way mewed; • fall although 1.11111•1 men interfered, the Wards led to blows IL aril • reader light tack piece brewers the two. Checketts mark Johanna robot blow on the vide ef be 'mock- 1 , lag him dews_ apes a atone Boor. Ile Memo iseenitible, et sad died ea /astray tam elbidun of blood Mt the brain. At IL the erereor's loped a verdant of " Maseirighter" against ft. Mehra was rabid. It Carrt:az or OnotAianatirm.—loat night (Moe ay) tire dais het ma elm gasped her Niereestle Gaol, ea the night Wm. Tlareley ad Friday leak arrived by b. Gels has Cribb, when they bed bees espeared wader tir feliserig dremersew —lt appears that rhea the IL set Mier Me home where they bad hiss a hist ZCZt LAW. ROL sir leaving the gaol, they wen ressapanied 116 rarzeseas with whoa Heys &Anatol earbited. Mr. a'. e. earriatendent of the Newcastle polka having le obliged latannation that a letter mu to be sent to Carlisle .. I ° 6 east a post-office order for the use of the men, do spached Inspector Elliott to Carlisle, with instructions to wait in the pet-of ne until the latter was applied tor, and es them trace the party. The woman obtained the money at the pat-once, and, having purchased a loaf of bread, pro- If In the direction of Bob:herby-bridge, about e talk from Carlisle. Elliott and Sergeant Andersen, of the Carlisle police farce, then entered a cab, and followed the woman to Btoeherby toll-bar, where she wan joined by one of the prisoners. The cab was then driven rapidly up to the spot—Anderwin jumped out sad seised the IN fugitive; Elliott followed, ead apringing over the hedge into an adjoining field, captured his companion, and we, about to stroke him when he called out that there was no Ili am fur it, ho would go quietly. The pelmets added that if they had got posaciaton of the money, in another day they ta r e would hate been making their way across the fells into Wales. They are William Hays Beaumont, who was under charge, with other two of prating and robbing Mr. J. T. to Gilmore, at Arthur:- on the 29th March; and Juba BAIT* committed for a mardereas smash an the woman r . with whom he cohabited, cm the MTh Inns. A large crowd s e assembled to witness the arrival of the peleem.m at the le Central Station at ad o'clock lad night. They were driven It rapidly off to gaol In scab. It will be aeon from our Amino .„ 11 report that the grand jury here ignored Use bill againd *raf Beatuannt —lcruyssels F. A WOMAN KILLED DURING A QUARREL, NEAR ROTH AAAAA .—lietterday mousing, at an early hem 81 . a rases named Bbabak Warm, was killed by a IN Mow iota a mm awed ilea Beath, who war W rimer to be. The ea Mr at Rotherha•VZ had bra at a ire hi/ at the village of Witham, seer se Waft. Is employ with them am erir Prar4ll era also of Retlerher. They grasibi indshiree 'bongo, end berm se 7 =amitiley vow lir ihe rig leilt billsilkabss, two and three o'eledt ea MO Taft wreaks art vide they had re mind the toll lo o as Iffiffilli• Wain anal, they renewed their guard. Wat to - dallreitstreargrenlime to Booth who, therefore, airlock kffilb Mdresalbo des at tbe fat, rd she ftil to the at ty end Immo- do Mho& rand • fight easeed between the two et. era The mom Is in meantime lay freasire upon the r grad, sad edestor re termination ed the fight, the men vast lie her irg illersithat she wee Ala Booth made of 4 ; Weed. mmisel with the deereell afteil other pertiee, as vie a lre n s e goos illmadea by whom the r owe le ate re ho, wilesee. Booth was Islimbra sir ispesbe. Au inquest WI IN the belly die doe (Wohnehly). Booth le • eilliklekalt ran desired worked eta factory.—Xesetro • _ Oa Thasiay, the wife of Christopher Coan, a shsanatise esidiag in Lou was safely delivered of tinge ddliew—two boys and a girl, all of whom are doing wi Os two prelim', occasions she gave birth to twins.— key hat Akw days ago an eagle struck dead a foal moose 411,111 di. lOW Lord Mello', hour whin it ~ pow Wag wish its asothse.—Ms Verger led!. 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Ng 101 DAL 10314m.14/5 NO ...... M. * S. NOINNAAAJ 101 WI va 111 z la 71 zk bid la all 11 1 '7"sili 181IL__ MONEY MARI:RT.-THIS DAT. Two o'CLocw. The funds having been exceptionally depressed yesterday, the news from India, though sufficiently grave, has imparted a feeling of relief, and pica, exhibit a recovery of about 1 per cent. The other Stock Exchange markets are also rather firmer. Consols were first marked 911 for the 6th August, and are now quoted 011, " buyers." For money the present price is 91 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to / ; the New Three per Cents., at 911 to 1 Exchequer Bills, at ss. to Is die. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 981; and India Bonds, at 23e. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. exhibit a rally, being marked 941 sad 941 for money, and 941 and 95 for the new account (14th August). Other foreign stocks are quiet. The sales are limited to Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 98 ; Mexican, at 221; Peruvian Four and a-Half per Cents. at 811; do., Three per Cents. at 551 ; Sardinian Bonds at 89 to 891; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. at 25. _ -- --- In the Stock Exchange yesterday there was more demand for money, and in the discount market the demand was very active, at full rates. The 4th of August is now approaching; money is wanted for harvest purposes ; gold continues to leave the Bank, in payment for the large muses of silver required for the East; and this move ' meat is at laugh affecting the Continental ex changes. Meanwhile the supplies of gold from the United States are diminishing. All these considerations involve a check, though, perhaps, only a temporary one, to the more favourable ten dency recently presented by the money market. Any considerable arrivals of gold from Australia would thus be very opportune. At least 30,0001. in gold is known to have been taken from the Bank yesterday to pay for silver drawn from the Continent. ---- --- The imports of Continental silver intended for remittance to the East continue N ery heavy. The steamer Albion has arrived in the Thames from Boulogne, and the Clarence from Antwerp. These two vessels bring a total of 124 boxes and 35 bags, representing an estimated value of about 120,0001. It is still thought that the Ripon on the 4th August will take out about one mtllion sterling in silver, the sum now engaged being about 900,0001. Of the 61,300/. in specie brought by the Niagsira . from New York only about 12,0001, came to London. This amount was at once taken for remittance to the Continent. The supply of bar silver ex the Orinoco remains on sale. A condueta with about 400,0001. in silver arrived at Vera Crux at the latter end of June. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on most Continental places were quoted rather less fa vourable for this countrT. As regards paper on Hamburg, and short bills on Paris, the alteration was trifling. The current quotations are shown below, viz. : Anssierdam, three months, 11.191 to t ; ditto, short, 11.17 to t R otterdam, three months, 11.19 Let ; Ant weep end Brussels, three mon th s, 25.32 t to 7 ; Hamburg, three months, 13.8 t to I ; Parte, th ree mon 25.574 to 824 ; ditto, short, 25.24 to 74 ; Marseilles, three months. 25.60 to 24; Frankfort-on•the-Maine, three months, 1191 to 4 ; Petersburg, three months, 361 to I ; Vienna, three months, 10.29 to 31 ; Trieste, th ree months, 10.30 to 2 ; Naples, three months, 424 to ; Genoa, three months, 25.75 to 80 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.874 to 92t ; Palermo, three months, 127 to 4 ; Messina, three months, 1274 to 128 : Madrid, three months, 484 to 4 ; Cadiz, three months, 494 to f : °Porto, three months, 624 to t ; Lisbon, three months, 624 to 4. The Melbourne papers recently received give de tails of the amount of gold shipped by, and the date of sailing of, each of the vessels already referred to as being on the way to this country from Melbourne. Subjoined are the particulars : Sae& No. of days Gold on board. Nome. at see. Oz. Great Britain (a ) May 20 69 days 101,647 Swiftsure May LtlBhtainngg 9 89 deje 32,868 Indomitablo (s.) Sumer Cloud „ May 11 78 days 7,961 Sardinian Total =Nes The value of the above is about 1,055,6001. The market for sugar yesterday was firmer, at an advance of about 6d per cwt. over last Friday's rates. The Jupiter has arrived from Hong Kong. The Great Northern Railway Company advertise the details of their arrangements for the carriage of goods direct to Manchester, Ashton, Staley-Bridge, and places on the Nlanchester,Sheffield, and Lincoln shire Railway. We understand that the arrangements for an amalgamation between the.Oude and Central Oude Railway Companies have been completed. The Lake Ontario and Hudson River Railroad Company invite applications in England for an issue of 600,0001. in bonds, bearing interest at 7 per cent. These form part of a total of 800,0001., of which 200,0001. has been taken amongst the shareholders. These bonds fall due in 1879, carry a right for five years of conversion into stock, and arc offered at par. The total share capital of the company is 1,250,0001. of this, 1,020,0001. has already been allotted, and a payment of 10 per cent. made upon it. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports follows Transactions in American securities in London dining the put week have been on a limited scale. We note a moderate inquiry for the abates and bonds of the trio Railroad. Illinois Central shares have also been done to some extent from 17 to 171 premium. Construction bonds, which are reported se very scare In New York, are offered here at 90, but only in small quantities. TUESDAY EVENING. The stock markets to-day were greatly agitated, and closed with rather severe depression. In the morning a fair degree of steadiness was shown, but about noon large sales were pressed by operators who are reputed to possess good French information. The market quickly crumbled away, and the funds sustained a total reduction of about I per cent., from which there was no recovery up to the close. As usual in times of excitement, a variety of sinister rumours were briskly bandied about both within and without the Stock Exchange. Amongst the most extensive sellers were 601110 of the Greek houses, and the amount of speculative stock absorbed sa this afternoon by the market at and about the price of nin most have been exceedingly heavy. In the earlier part of the day there were some bona /We pur chases in the funds, but the support thus afforded was merely momentary. In the North-German markets the price of Rus . sign stock retains an upward tendency. Consols, which at four o'clock yesterday were quoted 911, " sellers," for the 6th August, showed steadiness this morning, standing for some time at about 911. Some large sellers coming forward, and the adverse reports referral to above finding general circulation, the price suddenly declined to 911, and thence to 901 to 91, which was the quotation current at the close. At one moment stock was even offered at 901. For money the last price was 90,1 to 4. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 911, 91, 901, 91; ditto. for account, 6th August, 911, 901, 911; Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1,1, ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 2 7-16, 2 9.16; Bank Stock, 215, 2161; India Stock, 214; Three-and-a- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981, 1. Exchequer Bills maintained their improved quo tation of ss. to is. die. India Bonds were marked 255. to 21)s. die. Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed for sale to day, and were marked as low as 931; the closing quotation was 931 to 141, being- 1 per cent. below that of yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. also declined 3 per cent., leaving off at 101; to uli He 102}. Peruvian 1'..0-and-a-half per Cents. were (looted 81 to 82; Spanish Three per Cents., 401 to ; ditto Deferred, 26 to Other foreign stocks were quiet, but Russian shows firmness, in answer to the movement of the Continental markets. MINES.-THIS DAY Two O'CLOCK. The market for home mining stocks to-day is very quiet. In the Stock Exchange the only transactions recorded are in Par Console shares, at 20; and Vale of Towey, at 12s. lid. The market is generally steady, but the utquirie are leas numerous than they were a few days ago. Santiago shares have met with a little inquiry, and are marked 2. Other foreign deacriptiona ate quiet. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers Alfred Consols, 16i, 17}; East Alfred. 3, 31, _ Bast 34c, 38s. ; Groat Alfred, 8, 81 anodeoot, 71, 1 . , Lady Bertha, L ; Nanteos and Faultier, 11, ; Prov dence Mines, 70, ; Tamar Consols., IL ; Wheal Edwerd, 61, 1; Wheal Grenville, 11, I. The shares of the General Mining Company (Nova Scotia) ware quoted U. lower. Imperial Brazilian were offered, and ILL The annual meeting of the Worthing Mining Company (Australia) is called fir the 10th August. TCYBDAT 1Vp3,1110. The market for home mining sta;l7l;tO-day was quiet, with little business, and little change in price. In the Mining Exchange shams in Alfred Comae, East Alfred, and Wheal Edward were quoted a little I flatter. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The weather continues highly favourable for securing the southern harvest in fine order, In which district cutting is very general. 'fbc whist trade was without activity to-day, and the few sales made were at about Monemy's rates. Barley was in moderate request, and unchanged in value. Oats sold on much the same terms as on Monday last. Beans and peas unaltered. AIRITALB INTO LONDON TROli JULY 21 TO JULY Z. 6 610 .". 003 321 Ert I We OW JIM .. nay MO lamb : SCO .aka ID.NCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. 81:0 A R.—The market is very steady, at yesterday's price,. There has not been a public ask to-day. Corres.—The public pale of Jamaica is going off without 'hewing any material alteration. Tes.—Buyer' have appeared this morning, and the pre vious price for common congon, 16. 2d., has been freely offered and refused. $k LTPETRE. —This article is united, in consequence Si the news from India, and Is. advance has been refused this morning. Ittcw—it fair amount of business has been done in car goes afloat, at fully previous rates. Rtll without alteration. Owl have been in limited demand at last week's cur cy. ren InoN.—Svrch pig quoted 73e. to 73.. 6d. COTTOS.-700 bans sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet. Town Tallow is quoted 57e. 86. sett each ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot 58a. 13.1. ; July, 68e. 3d. to ed. ; Miguel and September, 58a. 9 d. ; October and Member, 67e. ed. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Hewn. Pettendea and Smith report that the amounts from the blighted districts get worm and worse. Duty 110,0001. Market very• firm. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Hartlepool K clice. 16s. 6d. ; WnW End South K elloe. 16.. 9d.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s.; Walls End Eden Main, 16s. 6d. ; Bute's TanSeld, 14. , Holyerell, 165.; Walls End Helton, 18s , Walla End Godorth, 15a. 6d.; Wall End Tees, 18a.; Netherton West Hartley, 17s. ; Morpeth West Hartley, 175.-106 ships at market. The Gazette du &oaf of St. Petersburg publishes ths convention concluded at Berlin, and ratified by the Czar. relative to the union of the railway between Berlin and Ecenigsherg with that which is being constructed between Bt. Petersburg and Warsaw. We learn from the St. Petersburg journals that As necessary arrangements have just been effected for taking Whew cenans of the whole of the Russian empire. STORM AT IRE Care.—At Table Bay six veeaels went on shore on Sunday, the 7th of June ; one with • ge nera cargo struck at her anchors, and had six feet of water la her at sunset. The amount of property on the beach was 20,0001. No hoes were lost. Eleven of the Cape boats were lost, and 6001. was refused to take off an anchor. The Barra couta's boat nearly foundered in making the attempt. Tax JEWS IN PRI:tibIA.—A letter from Berlin, in the Costatitutionsol, says A recent ordinance of the Minister of Justice, which is equivalent, as regards the Jews, to an interdiction against their adopting the low as a profes sion, has produced a considerable sensation. It may be re membered that the minister some time since warned younre men that the students of law were increasing too rapidly, and advised them to fellow some other career. This increase io more particularly injurious to the Jews, as the only judicial function they can fill is that of advocate. As there am at present a great number waiting for a veraney to occur in that body, the minister has given nutlet) that from Easter, 18.511, the Jews will no longer be admitted to pass examinations. This measure falls very hardly on those who have been studying for one or two years, and whom labours ere there fore lost, es three years studies were required Ware an exa mination could be passed." HESSE-CABSELL.—The rulers of this State art now' eight years after the event, commencing the preemie tion of a large number of persons, said to have been partici =in the insurrection which took place in the Grand of Baden in the year 1849. PROMOTION BY NIERIT,AND:%IILITARY EDUCATION ix Ressaa.—A St. Petersburg letter says The nomi nation to certain places has hitherto depended on the rank which persons occupy by seniority, and this his fre quently prevented the best men from being chosen for certain 'unctions. The Emperor Nicholas c intemplated making a reform in the system, but various circumstances preventoi him. I now learn from a good source that the Grand Duke Constantine, in virtue of the powers confided to him by the Emperor, his ordered an ordinance to be prepared to prevent in the fleet the inconveniences of the prevailing spume, and it is hoped that this salutary reform will bo extended to all branches of the service. Another reform is also contem plated :—lt is proposed to take measures to raise the charac ter and ernelienite the position of the inferior effacers in the army, to make them in fact something better than the mar machines which they are at present. On the conclusion of the recent manieutree of the detached corps of the guird, General Plant ine know:inert the projected reform to the in ferior officers ; and he ordered that, as A commencement of it, r -re shall henceforth treat their inferiors with greater ~ raper Mrs . reg gs a :Cral German papers affirm that the states in cluded in the Zollverein have, through the Prussian govern ment, presented to the British government a claim of com pensation fur the damage and losses occasioned to German yby the bombardment of Canton. The Aurndl des Pi Delt reminds them that, in the cm* of the damages sus tained by English mercluats at Greytown, Lord Palmer. stun very lately declared that no claim could be made against the United States; and this cane seems to involve the saute principle. A BISHOP PREACHING IN THE OPEN Atn.—The Bishop of Lincoln preached on the 23rd Met., from a tem porary pulpit erected in the churchyard of North Haney, Lineulnahire, on the occasion of the era* of new &hoots in that parish. The congregation was so bugs that the church, which bas lately been restored, could not contain it. RAILWAYS AND TIIE SMOKE OCEslTON.—Yester _ day, the Manchester, tied Lincoln*Lire Railway Company were summoned before the magistrates, at Shef field, under the Railway Clauses Consolidation Act, fur using an engine not so constructed as to con mune its own smoke.—Mr. Cubist, the inepector, elated that the company had, as a matter of economy, need coals instead of coke, for engines attached to both passengers and =ts rains. The annoyance to the passengers was coati and in consequence of frequent complaints which had reached the health committee et the Sheffield town council, the town-clerk, by their instractions, wrote to the company two months ego, calling their attention to the nuisance. As this had led to no abytenient, the present information was laid. Evidence wee then given that on the 13th of July the engine Brutus was employed fur en hour shunting waggons at the Sheffield goods station, and during that time emitted black eniokc for twenty-five minutes. Mr. Guy, solicitor to the company, said that immediately on receipt of the letter from the town-clerk, the directors gav,, inatrucr ions for every practicable means to be adopted by their servants to remedy the evil complained of. It was ime ssible however, for a locomotive to consume its own meek. white standing. As the information did nut state the name of the engine complained of, he had not had sufficient opportunity of inquiring ea to the correctness of the charge, end there fore asked for on adjournment.— After some conveveation, in the course of which it appeared that the magistrates could not convict in a less penalty than SI. per day, the infor mation was withdrawn, on Mr. G uyra payi g n the costs, and un d er t a king that the company wold lake steps to abets the nuisar.ze. rot