The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-06 00:00:00

In the laad may a elactrary bi w+ —viz , thet is the wag ✓ multiplying ion tor Femoral M laud nemesis mem otiose of IM perm- Memel elegy lovr Mason el, me less t suck rer mew hiders- s colleetkee taunt cm the ible minister.' Wee et ammey they is. sot es/ ley eppli deem it their ha reteramemile. elms la the ▪ el parishes In the het that et he imineleetleel mite** ot the oat la the tol- at of the seat terealittee of the &Wary sid the tf tea water tee 4. Lugo se the Sit the name si asi b shregly ye a the one snide ea the staid w• kit MW . Sad as eased it • evom aqua Is . registry la • att. beeps teat all, ay the two Ltd 0 , .r the betkltog try as fiat, thee .b. walla contri ad their Christian minor. is • ewers deep seen of the et to egad add mulatto. recces paled In real • nonage b.•••• • • .1.•• d rebook b 7 la ordn to r 7 ellen-Wow la reins. v. erase tna sa far rir. ithe root e 4 Me sad= a asensed not sa. fully b. combiud .tai ponies I. re. 4.. • grneeribed sta.aut. ta the • t To . 19th owl 201 k tart* Is worthy xme Lew Bawd ob. elbows ro b Ibe M. e nabs. by the the Mb shinw the mew, sir Me bed bees ✓oe et Its ellen Wee WWI 'be belly Amid the seireetry el the epiemt, dentemee Wahl* le IMO d embehly ghee mb diegles. • lIILLAND.--• be lA, mr • rat of mem • la le • bear me— Frodasl, am; eel bsesswe the Dm.. al Deny mie siesuldees me P•U ye • le ID Is mei. - whop he hie sr I swot Wales It lobs sins the r Irarst. ▪ M ei Pt. the ely a/reels( I▪ . reete= ii t few . terrhe. eseeetber sty et Katt , sa • n... 1..- .01 Neely ISO spree Ml. Whet. the r.tile plum Ores. 4 phew. Time the prim end et sedressee sly seems move a. by peeres esti • etEl tweed WO rid by itelsever isle M. bre him merle( maw the es , odd pd, M le ad br spirants d M. Irwia kes I Chne4 Morel, N trela. by dr The Rev. •vy.toml aeracy r by rrelitibiles of Chater, Fara' liter Weeds to day. du 19th 4ay tateot co that day ;Arra to Charles . rerretary, on or t. special genital r, the 00•INIBMIPSI anti be kW Min met. the water ' will shortly bier arises. Hakes at i Regis also we i• dust rial sale, in ,i, Yrovesthe sad e Haunter-Rom . eibibiled an >y the lams.= kei las been thrown nnmeTve by the If Laofood Haas% rt. Noun md Co., n Thursday oft-f -loss in an Oxford • ran sway, and q. be min grows Japro•bill. • slumlord the ▪ and loud blis ad. Pootior mg ly afterward. ear ow recovered Ms lay monism from ee esimmilly b.- Om the poor win ate of lb. oeaaty, to:Amt.—laws D R ILWAT.— r o'clock. James anal train from tatainktand war i , al. front Mt ta ttle 21n1 of haw I Midland 113 MM, rotor, on the body pary were ake r Jaws Illammel l r " manslaughter a, who via eom- AN OPTICER.-- mat/ Fella, 30th it,.. s RAcheeter. • the 26th ult. Astra. bet the About two ht the who weea bi plala them reth COUree• 1 3/ canted thick or the asii•dast olest blot in the spite of vloMat is Wes Saks tabs ere attached the lly tut the is el &admit 20i and 01.--A ar 01 1 • 4 ni▪ 0n5.0.11111 111 the ▪ new retewelp eble tswiellos 01 dre eelth 1 el with' arrellif otiose. sad le we IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.) TAD "swot ra took the chair at 12 Wallah. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS BILL. Mr. COW PER moved that the Man go tato committee cm Ai MIL Kr. T. DI: !WON' BE said the bat hed pawed • seem/ wodisg by somismt. smil it was not be the psi& interest that It should proceed for th= They wise within three weeks or a mutt of the premed= oil it was hardly kicky that it could be got =iiithis *a.m. besid.• the bill was a job of tip eelites of flumes' and he could not do beau dr the public lamest than mom tam It bp committed this day six moths. The bill potholed So wore to the public properly mended medical oweoltiosre, his Ow • W N peps, to dory Why simply by ; there wash( Womb, both Thetas& ethos that the az praseet elerythr oat the bill Amid be era thane eary,aad he ,dweil eon th ey WA obtained the Ara of the Chastener et the iwiresete ups that desee, they had au t te= s wah the WO. Re so ewe ef the path° ob. joid to the bin tire the national suchogusr to SIM %TO 416111 Ms Royal Whips of Physicians or Mt et bolewo sitter of when repreated dr pat body the wedisal eatwomity. Bath( quoted as Wm* hem the reasimair RAW agethet the hill, he cewiedled by nobs as as emeathwed that the bill to corn. inked this der is weeds. Mr. BLANC sowedsd the ineedirst. Wr. cowPBB thalisel to Estee thee ay dietaries apes the prthithie or the Mil. It bed bra earetany P ___messe pingo Ire= the seadhat eatenuaity h= preenied WI he hoer. awl le nelased tnA not think say IMO whoever had his ogle est ter *thy. Yr. EBADWIN had prempaird paider Wait the bill et the roe thee be heal se Via r Mad In dr way of ite N. 4, led he should oho he gang fats ow zoittth RADrumn eaw ao pumped et N. MI pales Ares& Ors woks, tied it weal/ rely be wefts el time te se cewwielse. Mr. WILL POLS greyed et she geswel pumped Mae wed be theeiht it weld wee tie riit rearm le Mesmer .M... dwelt Mee be bum/ that 11ere w ho .. r ot dispels( star dome le the pewees alwisik he be i• wpm' • MEM to be thereahee Wen. di a bW WIWal bow Mr. 13 Lac 4. eel Lett limo, the Ms *Wad, Mee there appeared lir the mewheeet 8 Aries I 96-82 The heels Mee WIISi biro ....WILMS@ ON lb. MIL Chem 1 and 2 were smut to without dbaelies. 01111116 WW 3 Mr. T. DUNCOMBI mewed that .11 the abeam be pest peed mell they 'me I • p dere M. Mr. WALPULI ail se the eta elutes Israel a ebelllM is the Treamity he ahoehl wove that It be week est. Mr. COMPZM hillevel the bee payable under the MI mead be sedidist to provide the Impala" eat N. shoehl withdrew deem 41. Timsrosimi woo I►as withdraws, sad claws $ 'Pad _ e WENaills. bad .Ed. per... for se dame 6 wire gor report Y. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DA II.) COURT OF Qualm BENCH. (8110ey al Mil Tilos M —rime Lord Campbell MI Sprat —d' MASAN I. LAWS/MCI. Tale raw so masa by Mr. Gram, allelsl Myles la dr Ord , sprat therliaime, Mi. Immer, ma grearry yrsores IBM ern, kr asetipmes ar orris( sa taiimily le passes Me =hem IA Erre Mt ma Mesa Mai bad bees gyms Ma la Me eamay as MIMI awry= le • barmy arm Mr Brill sad Mr. MephieW; sml fie Mam=sral, C rr. b ilFlrti Mr. Meemem, ar devise Oa The mike mem eat of the becksvriwy et ILeesse. Mtweeme. tad Cv... shipemme. ihs of Leda& They bed • vowel ideal the hoe Om whkh et the thee a Get Is boeksurem wee WWI W a sumbor at margreate ea bead who had in - thee, moose wassy. Them eel Mier a hulas' of smooth them mitgewer were thessed Monet to • ewe ectrudies. wed Ms. theabwm. ewe et ito Aida eedgeoes es the mirth ed. nerd maw eft of Ms wa pukes to provide them with hod. The wedipme soak ptememith at the leas Gory, km the milussed esthete, who had sold the ..awl to the Imehmret, sod had wet reeeleed the percher messy, eltheed It as their awe yeeparty sad 'agitated ea indite apited the esthipme eta neerthry. Mr. Guam wee =to dame the woks. bat the dettethewt poesee s to dad eimilerime to semis es thdersatty bum the eredithe to Mm bee atl rweeml The aides we e.eer delickii, sad the tame, was • meek* make. the tesemaitht Ow a um at 111101., wet& the lidecte bed se pay. Os the pert el the plastid it wee eastowded Mu the delththat miderteek to de *bat was assital, gni thet the plastid bee moth to believe that be had obtothed es remiss. thathaity aaMti.ae to ..eve Ida wird ell °Dada- Os the other side it wee alined Met the endentesding between then ees, Met the inemealty should mly apply eto the ones, and that a seillrant ladeamity kad ban mesa, the roes, the defeats.* bad dose his duty, end had tome guilty of at seglianoe. Ups Mu hoist the evacuee wee coadietiag. Lod Campbell la esmaningsp, said this me a dialimmal• imi alarming sae to deal with. One party, without say his.. as his pia, wee Mika! •• pop' • gum of 3 . 220 k the eater pay sight le to blame; ha W Name add he Impaled to has, h wee not • eery mime mature ; end dm amitien wee whether the de- Imdent, whit nee a mat reepetable gesdonen, bed been gaily ef sigligesee in set otwaintsg a inHelesil initiemay, mit is aiming the planing is defesd the aides is the mesas of each as isdermity. With regard to the damages ha told them that the plaisitff esei sot entitled to imam the whole ma he had paid, but oily Mist would hem hem am signed at the time he moird to defend the sake • ressem able sad saileffictory isdnanity masa the coseramesse. The pry Men retinal, and were comiderieg their media when oar report lat. SECOND COURT. (Sam Mr. had.. Hill and Special Juries.) C O,II : 4 O. — NIOLICIENCK Or A DIMAGIST. The further Warier; of this came +se resumed at the intim of the mart dm moraine, wan. diet lb. limaillualm of witsseme for the derma, haled*/ the defendant, end the sperchee of the learned evened. Sir Lordship ouniard op. and The jay hand a media for the plaintiff —damages 731. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Mders Kr. Comaimioner flolroyd.) IN at ILLIT.-1 Fa ‘Ullt LILtIT !Uttar?? 007LAWID. This was the ilia azuniaation meting I. the cue of Iteuten E2.y, of Wvivertom, Bucks, trinkamw, sad of Wickets. Northampton, innkeeper sad butcher. P Mr. (lark. fr om th e offke of Mr. HillaaiNitaa, College-hid, the assignees. rir d psers from the evidenced Kr. John alley, of toa Duvall, homer, Met b. gays • lined for 300 f. his brother-is-Im, Mr. Daniel Mallen@ to Mr. Rhode', who Mt the Wary to the buthropt to subbe Idea to take the ins at Wolverton. The btakrapt met his Mother at the Bletablay &anon me the 12th of May, sad at kis tegmet aecomanied him to the °Moe el Kr. C. V. el Beiford-row, when the beskrapt offered him • tell of sale, bet be refund to accept it before be bed Men the advice el kis solicitor. CM the following der .= Mg that the beakrupt we removing his goods, the ac rated the WI deals, sad took pieseselos et tie inn until May 17. when the massager cease doers from the Bea t rpm Court. Ths bankrupt's brother thss relinquished thinly, bream and money which he had takes on behalf of himself sad co-boadmaa, Mr. Maltese. It was afterwards Mad that the beakrut had cfaulestinely removed • ma of funtiture is the night to Charch-road, Cheiesa—that be had disposed ef • Mitzi of out, sad some horses et Ald- MP's, asd after ems saleable pedants, be decamped with hie wile to setrella, sad MMus bed lime bees bunt of hlm. ay the hi.kr.pt did not annumder, ho wee proclaimed an outlaw, sad le sow subject to mai servitude or tratisportatioa. RC PlltD()env . The bankrupt, a corn dealer or King's Lynn, applied for Ile eivliieds. YU cease of the batkreptey was alleged to be depradadee `the Moe Idiom sod es Iller• I. so oppositlos the court plated • cordesels afar sesaid sirs. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIB DAY.) OLD COURT. (Beim the Biserder.) AtAtos, 31, wite thew& apes walk *Psi Agar kw a lathe aroma with imbed 1 de- Bad the Leaden sail Wessiamer Beak. el ße the Ira► WY k. the Aerial with seellai • chats% ath Mi ld / thrjaist BeStatiee wee y retethed. with MIL lea* to madam the Mr. Oillerd wee comma for the prisoner. The ladieterat flat Ina pooseded with charged the Psiorrar 'rah torgiair thew lir 1,2031. The primmer, It appeared. was eseptoyed is • andideatil especity by the Lanolin sad Weeteriarter Beak. esill rat at h e ally the et nosh* the elope. at the •therthrm•thi ma lath them catered is the Yews hest• thr that wpm Oe the I& h Neeathar aspen!' thth • • 1 • 1 7 aw 1.20 k. pried thieggli th e premsre 11111161, awl sea eath* ea the leek. est hisilal le the primer. Mb • I s tholth , homed eat tbe i thea • bat aftet It ant lath the prieasee seethestei t Beth; agile this, ask to the etaterant at it the lorthel. the ascot 1,200 t. wee placed to the prieceer's through the aliteque , THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1858. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'OLoolt. The railway share market to-day exhibits an almost general improvement, which amounts in many cases to ito per cent. Caledonian, North British, Berwick, York and North Midland, South- Eastern, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Northern, Eastern Counties, and Great Western are all buoyant. Midland stock is now quoted 911 to 1; Great Western, 31 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 901 to 91 ; London and South-Western, 92} Ito 93; Great Northern, 241 to 1 per share; and Eastern Counties, 12 to 1. London and North- Western stock remains comparatively dull, and is quoted 891 to 90. Great Western of Canada shares are in demand, and decidedly better. Grand Trunk of Canada are also sensibly firmer. Pernambuco shares main tained the improvement which was established late yesterday afternoon, being now quoted #to dis. East Indian Railway stock has advanced. OILIMIAZT MUMPS AWD MOILS. 1 11. 1 1441 ' 14°. I ag P i dOP ßl e ll I , r ,r 1. I 111 . 4 ... t.5iAd 1 v Iw Dlr. Ira Jur all IN fibilibma..77.o. C• 1.0•010.• M. . CC Obluir l bws, Osiltsse ill Orman . . Ds • • ********* Da 81 p.a.r paid by 71 01 Not . !wok • Abet la WI P. I Jamas I* 141 Ilmiontir.dik A 11 II int IS litiaimso 11113= A LIS 101 INS ft. 11eath. ILL Ural ems Wislon 14. laassalra awl IN to. D. Third, I.YI IS Nur lammairi $ Do. es. 7 De. 00 aiertl.• id WM= sad Si 11111% .A • IN NI ;we., i_s. disse usual wows- Latin= $ll =4l=l=l 6 l . 10 11repilfts IN WSW 110 Ds. Sm. 000 M 1110. 01.11 M. 11 0 %.711 0. 4ts Asumii4 oolllo. all N II Nem llown.110=2 " : IN Nadi Si ilardir mii oomllolll•l4a Nirik D•l4 al o* Di • ms. amd D. On 0011(F IN De. l atP6ii N.De. INA • N is _ a" 4 87 SI ii U 15731 741 IS [7441 rr: - -,z — a ;to ig ftelhireli. • Sher 1):: ag. sll all Siosltlea rad Dielimitss S rat Vale . Tabs d Ilona . ralorfcet sad ell Warlord sal ▪ Want Gamma. . W. .11.2*.ikiiWW1 Di‘ • ow. se 4, 111 NI De. /11, per el pall to J MI Wag Leedom r r fi ii ape 104 pm se II Si g• • • •Ms $ $1 110 N 0 ei i a a 44 II I 414 41 N 01 l• 411 70 71 16k N I NO * 1 4 di IFS li SS 16 U U SP 111 1 2 lb 46 78 44 111 IS U I Sdb 9 II Si U si I 8 - - - - I 1 leo i eo i• 1111 10 Si • 14 111 11 111111 43 I 14 8 HI I I I as 4T; Tti 2111 Oef 71 BRITISH POSIBMIIOIIIII lawman 11.1PAVIS dlt. I t affht Ml= I I issa. .8/01%. lo.g. I p.a. Do. ra : s ola • 41 De. •• t B Bufalo Ram 111. 1•1 De. Now ...., NS %DAN Dilabv• 4 . 4 ... 7 = • P. • Mo. 4.1& 1. Lk% sodoised 7 Halt HO Do. Job lin ditto .. Nft D• Joao L, LIM duo.. :a. world. Booboo a. a la& aria lba i aL Do. to rpoill .„ ga. 0.0 l d -°lBBr :111111114. EiaroCDit Iwii oeif= Do Os tad saLdlo. Orem Ira Dedsosho .1a war, Cliasels. Sham. Ds nt.adkirf os ft do. CI Ds Po 11. ottbool o Doti pact i s m Maths. sm Do. Opor coat. ..... 1: 1 4r Itartos l" D 0.40 IssOas Spiral vest ppd. 1 11" .e1 r".26 vai.0Am. 1.22 )1566 all Via& Ova. per oat. 6 Dalian. O r e d. 1 Clio! LIN= LIATID AT Medical &Mbasciuse Iliama es ta i =t i We= &earl Lift ;Lind Vc%Slea Ile Z l / 4 6 1 . i lit ia. ... %t: lb Out a grum F E=tht•TerlON.lll.l Leaass Omarlsk de a... a gm Njergitiiii::" %I V_ _ avtours aw ' 4 we "" asra. Noma. a barest All a:. Wei. I Mid.) .4rl tadear Its SWIM sad Darilegiosi Illdird Illrolftrd= 1 Normistel I foW MY 10i Steam:=S el ' Dgetr i Z a ral h ltratt Corli awkr . 1 4 ali geribLEAT S al a rkint s ? sr siesiriiikWas my w al r. ' Wit& 4: k ...... DM* Web End Ili IwMl.9pati4 fad 7dd es •sr i 11 4 a WO U IS SO 74 Id dts 1 tca► Pl• i cat ii is iii 44 71 71 I II die I . A ., 1 ., nt vat ir A A ,: Q. S a(8 IN 110 II 100 N k i t 14 C do i 4. par i die par 1 RI: —. liII took i le SP IN lel US U U IN 140 I II - tii ei ki SI IM 10111110111 01 tiatgrop Room • pie ft *Mrs at hire 6 Dot it. De. Wm • weilvit.. a. Or gel ftsta Do. Wm I get por De. oat - Its=uttik al WWW on 6. towel rgr_ Swam Plum limit. I N e . W --"rt r u Reid Oltrapirsio. trams rum* :cal Vidor Dora I so owl W.6)11.W. dhow, p... M 4 i i i 1 , 1 Pm IR a 1R Ne N N N NI a a N $ II 9 LTIONS. ji di. tli fit '.ll 5 54 ii.l RI iii soi u 51 iii xdl COLONIAL IBOVIZIKIMIS 184 I It bt _ bro. 1 .01k I 011100 as. Ira I 01. peen I OW. ... ik. 0n5.0ay.i11a..411.8‘.1 al) la tli Lis id WI 1 id .... Si. pc. pret.lll6.laft MN 4 116 win EL i r. , 6 pereLl6 .. sr 1116 1 14 m il% id ENA 7.-md: .A., .14 .4 NOM N.. . 1 pad Dli Deb. MS .. WI 11154 1446 24 ..... 64. dAistee.ll6.e. Do& 107 109 id eee IL Vlidev.dedJaiLaJeb 19T 109 id 24 1111111115 KIWI& MONEY NAZISM-THIS DAY. Two o'Cvaox. The more favourable tendency which became manifest in the stock markets yesterday is to-day confirmed. The funds have attained • fresh ad vance of per cent., and most of the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange are likewise better. English railway stocks are especially buoyant. Consols for the Bth July are firm, at 951 to 1, cx div. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to f ; the New Three per Cents. at 951 to 1 ; Bank Stock at 2201 to 222; India Loan Debentures, at 991; Exche quer Bills, March, at 318. to 345. prem. , ditto, June, at 17s. to 21e. prem.; and India Bonds, at 18s. prem. This is the first day for private transfer of Consols, which have accordingly been dealt in for money at 951, 951, and 961, ex aiv. Foreign stocks are active and buoyant. Peruvian, Spanish Sardinian, and Turkish stocks are all in demand at advanced prices. Turkish Six per Cents. are now quoted 953 to 3. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan, however, remains dull at le to le dis. Sake are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents.,lBs2, ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1858 (scrip), 13 dis. ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account 83 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 851, ex div. (exch. 128.); ditto Four per Cents. Certificates, 1003 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 20 ; New Granada Two-and.s-Quarter per Cent. Active Bonds, 213; Peruvian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., for account, 89j, 90; ditto, Three per Cents., for account, 691, 70; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 681, 70 (exchange 4a); Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 45 ex div. ; Russian Five per Cents., 1822, 1121, 112; Sardinian Five per Cents., 891; ditto, for account, 88j, 891; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 44/ ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., fbr account, 271, 271, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 95 ; ditto, for account (July 16), 951; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1041. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68.50 for the 2nd of July, showing an im provement of fully 1 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. The money market has assumed a quieter appear ance, now that the commercial demand incidental to the first week in July has been met, and that the payment of the dividends is so near at hand. At the Bank yesterday the applications, though to a fair extent, were less numerous than last week. In the open market there was a good demand, but the supply of money has increased, and, in exceptional cases, choice bills have been discounted as low as 2/ per cent. We may repeat that the bills falling due on the 4th have been extremely well met. The dividends will be payable to the public at the Bank on Thursday next. 'The recent reduction of the price of guano to 121. per ton by the Peruvian agents is understood to have been partly occasioned by the magnitude of the , supply in hand. It must be remembered, however, that the Peruvian government is to a great extent compensated for this reduction by the late fall in the rates of freight from the Chinche Islands. The action of the government in thus, of its free will, reducing the price of the comm odity, in order to stimulate the consumption, is regarded as affording additional evidence of the practically unassailable nature of the monopoly, and has directed increased attention to the position of the Peruvian debt, the rapid extinction of which, under the operation of an extraordinarily large sinking fend, is thus appa rently armed. Buyers of Peruvian stock look not so much to the annual interest as to the pros pect of getting par from the government for their bonds; and this explains the increased disposition to purchase the Three per Cents., the margin for a rise in which is relatively so mu ch larger than that presented by the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. The specie and bullion by the Orinoco, from the West Indies, &c., was delivered yesterday, and the 123,0001. in gold was purchased for exportation to the Continent, besides the 60,8821. by the Brazilian mail steamer, Tamar. The Brazilian gold coin by the latter vessel was sold at 775. Bd., and the Portu guese gold coin at 775. Bd. per ounce. Owing, perhaps, to these supplies, there were no withdrawals of gold from the Bank. The Asia, from New York, has broughtl2,47ol. in specie, and the Tagus, from the Peninsula, 5,7331. Scarcely any silver has yet been engaged by the Bombay steamer, Sultan, which will leave on the 11th, and the specie remittances by this opportunity will certainly be limited. The tendency of the ex change at Bombay is still in favour of this country. At Bombay the Bank rates of discount have been reduced 3 per cent., and government securities have experienced a rise of 11 to 21 per cent. The advises from Paris explain the arrangements which have been adopted with reference to supplying the railway companies with the sums necessary for the continuation of their works, a subject which has so long excited anxiety. The Bank of France ceases, from this time forward, to negotiate the placing of bonds for the associated companies. Of the 9,200,0001. (230,000,000 f.) in bonds which were deposited in the hands of the bank for sale during the present year, 6,200,0001. have been disposed of. for the remaining three millions sterling, a public subscription list is now opened by the Bank and at the offices of the Receivers-General throughout the to taste s at Ow Wader Beak of Leaden en the same der Abe Re throe* tie eleerbir hous. aineiquenis bli = d e laving km destroyed or hat It • beam neearney In order to amble the tp sty. oecoodary evideqco of its contears that the eF pne a rer dieW have rude* notice to produce It, and evident* was glue that a nodes to that that had been served upon the prisoner. Giffard objected that the notibe wee insufficinot. It merely Warred to a cheque for 1,2001., and did not give any date er mane or say other pectinate', to enable the prisoner totatro *hat cherpsa was referred to. The Recorder, &flee Nokia( et w auks, expressed his spikes that it ;HO in,fildenUy triplielt to enable the prow .eletel le give arch,, intim*. of 4140 eentente of the chigoe Ile 1 7 Bahl Is. led** ma the nodes until that morning, end he Winked .0 *mid hew bean batter that the mead rd -We * lin drips should have bees elated is Os sense U hares', = l4 l l 44 " hi " QM he email eee Igine kassegary of the own* ef the alum, it week be Bair lierpheeted farther will the to he wee net o *Nokia* to prove that a fargrry hen eamilmol. The Ivey ties, *der his Isedebip's direction, returned • mike of Zia °atty. Yes deject Bathetic said that, u the mune difficulty I would wise la all the ether omen, he must apply to have them postponed to the out sere% in order to milord an =ily ter an esesdell Noire ICbe served epos the The /warder rid that esiler the lauatataltala be skald grant w astinei kekker_i__. • 4444- mike wee given QM w prier, geoid pima guilty to 1811 Of AO libilodoolg, oldish irk ed4llllll bin with larosey in auk. •• elm the money et loyees. The primer sesor *Wad pay to that *err. krjinat ies, la rawer to riseiticos pat by the Bash rid that the primers had bare twelve years la the 0 010/OO Of the beak, sad • vary kik Wein nee entseisised elfin. There wee, however me kiln lbet he had ler • uneldniable Was bees estryinir en yam et pleader, by mew 2 . 1 treieL 114 ■earner alsaaddmils‘ and said diet the sane he lad ornmeltard we • ow/ =rims one, and be Mt mid wee tepe nevierle Ix e' • arum pandohninal, which yea that he be lupe Is peed di pees. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. Enos Ammo and Easily Werner, two showily-dressed Wain were Wad with steeling two rings value 61. 6.. i tad Ids. newict h eir, the property of Mr. J. C. Smith, et jwereMee, 61, Rag Williametreet, City. R J. T saisteat I. the •prosseatew, depend wheat sa i t Ihieziolisg Or primmer Freemes wean Me dap es sed recuseted to be Was some rip. • tray, ontalig te Id eine out rny pa yea the w hich f bee In k spans, out .1 ' tab she aided ink which was a den le we mai, sad view that it Weld Mt M shared, sad that ebe ari = gli eerrer d t in the eyeing, le i which she sieseled. Ile was sheet in quit the shop at the ism tine win • gendlithen le atom witness ha ben whoa be email her beck, telling her that er rra ll e 6 as end M be sum stoat the aim He E uglyWe the alee et hr Eater, sad whin Meg a ptrotived wheat sthemead rag had been tam tren ill. Me fay, the mime af whlsh was 114 M. He el= E an hoeingWM the deg, le Web alegam ea WM, bet he mega Mr Mid se she wee le the es dem lk Wag it town the trey, ad Mad the nine ring in 1 ba gesep, spat Wan sbe begged very Wed Yet they wild be bar ga, bet she wee (tent Into wady. Wares bedewed L as ewe maws ee he antadiesesa T. W. Whoa, else ma asenteme le nemeneator, E. whet. the woraiag of Weinelay, Jam 16, W WNW, MEd another swam not a seatiy, earns MWW iscp M eat ethaseeed dbe new seen earbende enter rings. He get a awl ef each Wee ism the andow, nom of whin WI W. tad be them leek nut a trey from the whiny, eL whin the bet atone peeeseded he show to them, sad while rit. hew Wog sa, see of the wears dropped her Awl the ! ea the as.,, whin wit sae thited up sad gave to her. They ; weel sway anent buy tag meriting, and after they were u gene a desi um mined ham Oa tray, .slam Ns. es l. tan OM Mt Weald Myna that on the swag et. in laseelea he showed the ,in, in Warne sad nether weinrin awl Wit se we et le rip, wan me she WI ler, he preened to get em as them made by re r I s et isang Friday, sail die primmer, wile ald sise wee say a 1 serma. wins weer alb ber aweelse, pretaisieg le e. 51 bat she did mai ile so. Wblie die einheime sa alma the other dor at m Wearer ow ..., M emir wean at satiag W th ar day had la.! Wee a Iltde bey eb. WI ban lose, sod as be fassedienty ral reespieedi ter be gam her la chirp. He wee aft mthe l i t wen, be y. Waal bar be be the woman who rem from the ef the Wu We the We prisoner was cheeped ed n ROW rethar a. es. Winer and she kw anthieg about the other was., pc aid Illiddag shout the robbery. Ss. The LW Mayor, trauma the two came se 41061014 it smgeet wanted F 1111111412 fur trial and weatel War- is a It In i onppotd ry that Freeman will be tried the day. r WANDSWORTH. n. He A PASSioNATiIi livilliAND. • ISM, Ma. awed Wi11.,.. Dowskaas who stated 1 That be was • thew epos the railway, wee pissed in the ell desk Were Mr. lachere. *barged with contialttlag • violent i t sneak epee his ale, Sank Bliestork. C. The eswelinest, a wog women of disdains WM% C. wbe wowed la • very dekly mete et basin s Wed nee ea the writhe sign bar Labia awn Wien their leigiage, Na 6, Alma twees, Faciamenirdelde. oMhen. the wane ter Nolen and eigemmesed made( s tininess, with 11 Mr althea any paelemets Wpm sad he W petweessin ea an her . Mr pert. He tea a very ilea Mr. leglen— Whore did he stribe yea I' k Inters; —He sans see ca the We et the heel wtht hie u let. en- Yr. lagtess•—Did Is steam yea more dams ear P Witmer—He strack um mom this mem bet I do not wick to parish him if hi will promise set lo strike me again. Mr. Isemas—Did he hart yea Wars (hoeitstiag)—No, sir, set on Ws estasket. I was eery much upest, as I Wield recovered host a mama tams sad a fever. Mr. Ingham (to tit priswasr)—What have you to say to this P Tim primmer —I am • wry bet tempered nom Mr. fagluire—Bat yea met emokevocir to hem control over your temper, for if yoa sr he,. again I shell be bound to eeml yea to ptlesa Sze eh maths with herd Mom. This time yea mad eater late year moogniesame to keep the pros lar nix nacelle. The peiwer baying mid the fee of the court wee Cli che' LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BX PRESS OFFICE, Tuesday, 6 p.m. NEWMARKET MEETING. (THIS DAY.) DM ItLICTILIC BWEIPBTAXI3 of 10 00173. lA lad liZe n • t •• • • : 2 81.. le AmilirA6 .: ... .. 3 HANDICAP SWEIPSTAIIIIB OF 20 ADVS. Theodora .. .. .. .. 1 71w. MATCHES. Dud bmat eltk Pmadons and Gm. Quit Lilly best Ktiligrow best Hummingbird. Tiff JULY STAKES. Cyarkus • • Black Bum 9 rum. Won bi s Insicilt. LSO HANDICAP PLATE. Lifeboat Whitewall .. 7 um. CHESTERFIELD STAKES. (Ran next Thandsq.) Paid Fartalk—The Elk, Gay Fawkes, and Trumpeter. LivtarooL.—Tlie pinerhog gallop 4 la rood manumit The goveraseat bare eemmirsiemei Xr. lairelaty, a. favorer oed peteree et ahlto ha reerrae moue ea/ bre fin Wary b rote orra7. to oltay • m.*w mit perisse e 1 the we& of the sew Warm • ertharta ale ray verde* it. ne Area, whisk left Southampton o the fth alt. rid the erreed Bleat mat, arrived at IL Theme. 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I 1104e1100 Maio •MN lb DOW 114 II am -lose liotemora, tll, -9.000, 194 0 AIL- , fined Tram/ 41 0.4.14 4-erim waaa el Oasis. La I departments. The particulars are as follows : - - Ne. of Bondi to Price of be lamed. lane. Radon Railway Company 77,000 .... 273 f. 760. Perla. Lyons, and kteditoranden Padua 64,000 .... 273 f. 76c. Western 73,000 .... 273 f. 760. Orleans Total 271,000 These bonds are to bear an annual interest of 13f. each, and will be redeemable at 500 f. each. Of the instalment' about 31. (seventy francs odd) per bond will be payable on the 28th lust, 41. (100 f.) on the With September next, and 41. on the 23th November. The subscription opened yesterday (Monday) and will be closed on the 10th inst. Each application is to be acoompanied by a deposit of 11. per bond. Should the applications exceed the amount to be issued, a pro said distribution will be made; brit imbecrip flow, not exceeding 100 bonds of each of +he companies, will not be subjected to reduction nukes they exceed the entire amount of the issue. Subscribers who may wish to pay up in fall may do so, and receive 31 per cent discount. To all intents and purposes, this is a national railway loan of three millions sterling. Probably the subscription will meet with "access, but the new issue must draw money from the Renter and from other investments, and the periodical instalments will still be felt on the Bourse. A more substantial gain is involved in the statement, that, from the let January, 1859, to the ensuing Ist of July, the Bank of France will place at the disposal of the railway companies a credit of three millions sterling. If this arrangement be adhered to, no fresh issues of bonds will come on the market until twelve months hence. - _ We remark with satisfaction, u an indication of reviving trade, a statement that the bills discounted by the Bank of France have experienced an increase of 800,0001. sterling during the last week. The corn market yenerday was firm, with a brisk business. Wheat was quoted fully 2a. per quarter higher than on the previous Monday. Flour and oats exhibit a proportionate advance. A further dividend of 2s. 6d. in the pound bas just been declared on the estate of Messrs. Sanderson, Bandsman, and Co., bill discounters, who failed during the late crisis; and a first dividend of 6s. Bd. in the pound on the estate of Messrs. Maitland, Ewing, and Co., China merchants, who suspended payment in April lark Me Master in Chancery charged with the wind ing up of the London, Birmingham, and Booking hamihire Railway Company proposes, on the 12th inst., to make two calls on the contributories, one of which is to be for 2931. 3s. each, and the other for 1011. Is. The half-yearly meeting of the North Stafford shire Railway Company is called for the 28th inst., at Stoke-upon-Trent. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,11131. compared with that for the corresponding week of last year. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada presents a decrease of 1,4081. sterling. MONDAT A decided tendency towards improvement was shown this afternoon in the stock markets. During part of the morning the funds exhibited dulness, and at one period a further decline of nearly per cent. was quoted ; but the final quotation of Console was / per cent, better than that of Saturday, and the market at the close were an improved appearance. Consols for the Bth July, which closed on Saturday at 951, "buyers," opened this morning about 951, receded to 951, " sellers," advanced to 95 5-18 to 1, and closed at 961 to 1. The rate of " continuation" to the 6th of August is equal to 21 to 3 per cent, per annum, and the last price of Con sols for that date was 951, " sellers," ex div. fhe official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Bth July), 95/, 951, 96, 951, ex dim.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, 951 ; New Three per Cents.. 951, 1,1 ; Bank Stock, 222, 2201; India Loan Debentures, 991; India Stock, for account, 218, ex div. ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bond., falling payable in May, 1859, 1001, 101. Exchequer Bills were more inquired for, and ad vanced Is., the March Bills closing at 31s. to 35a. prem., and the June at 17s. to 21s. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at les. to 20s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. advanced 1 per eent. to day, closing at 96/ to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 104 to 1. The scrip of the new Brazilian loan was dull, at 11 to 11 die. Spanish, I Dach,andseveral other descriptions were in demand. Bank shares to-day were steady. Those of the Ottoman Bank exhibits slight improvement. Aus tralian Agricultural shares were rather flat, upon the publication of the directors' report. The Eight per Cent. Preference shares of the Netherlands' Land Enclosure Company present a further decline. Thus 61. shares, fully paid, can now be purchased at rather lees than 21. London Dock stock was officially marked 107. W th le M 111 I ft lel i 11INBS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. Business in the mining market to-day has been very limited. The only transaction officially reported in the Stock Exchange is is Wheal Buller shuts at 226. The stocks lately described as in demand continue to meet with a moderate inquiry, bat the market is in all respects inanimate. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is no movement of the tightest importance. The half-yearly meetiog of the Cobra Mining Association is celled for the nth hest. A director is to be elected in the room of Mr. Russell Ellice, who has reaignucl. hosed HUI Nine sold to.dsty 13 tore of lead nee. at 131 Is. per ton. From Pedssadrea Cantabos C arp enter sad Delimit:lse report !July ' The lode In the rise to the back of the 68 is worth from 112 to IN. per inborn. At the 60 driving west ao ermine lode, the lode bails pro. ahem appearmer. thotteh N parent noteuduenrc. We sew leg at Brame and Cobtiera raft. as fast.. eircumstmcos w pI ad n ft7r. Our tribute ropes continue to )leld shout the .ame q.v.°, of fin e he NSW months pad." From West Oreartle Wee (July 3) the sweat writes t-' f bee to laform ou webs., met with water In our new shaft Woking from sur laoe. W. Lave therefore been engaged In the vet week In propartu; a bore whim to draw toe weer and stuff with grata factlity. In the W enee the lode cen to yield apien hoes of copper am. We bees sumeeded the end or the Ptteeatt san Put the met 99 rim whet the shaft Is order to dr.in the weer.* From ems Wheel Alfred (lair 3) the mann write :—" The lode la °overborne shalt stables below the 190 is 4 feet wide, mid worth for On whole length (12 feel lel. per fathom. The men of the 180 net and wee bars been deletes by the side of the lode for the last 10days We bare about 4 fathoms of the hods to strip down In molt end. shall COM ...ft on Monday morning. and will from present acroausu eS Flew a rent many tom of good ore. The eastern red is worth 31f.. wed else women and is worth W. par fathom. The lode lathe ISO west le 2t feet MM. worth B'. per fathom. No Meese In tert V 0 or 100 west. The lode in the 148 west I, a litsie improved. gad produclog some good storm of yellow ore. The skip nest In completed to the 101 fathom bee. which will be a great benefit In Meetersing the eat awl Wt., pea tha ore ground recently elk.covered at tho From Nulls Frames, Captain John Moyle writes Iluly :—" daft : fhb Awl Is down to the SO. sad we have set • plat to eat, with the other mew, work. for VL Tbe lode in the bottom of the shaft Is lktel feet big, with mu., spotted with grey and yellow ore; 9 men. el wee of Nave Oround ester. lode II fret dr, poor; a mat. as Klk 36 west of : The 1. de Is Improved In at Demmer. how Ifeet big with mach. prim, mundic and geed Mons of trot are ; set at U. 40. por Whom. to dm a. The nee shat: Now mink. f.thonts; eat tads at N. per fathom ; 9 moo. Tribute pitch In back of 48 we of Miles k 3 men. IV., and pled. In bock of 48 owl of !Week 2 mem at fa la the peal sterling (with U. hargaini. Producer of ore for sate Seat week 24 tone. 474 ed. ; 3 teca. 9th--eny 1101 ' From Wheal grimed Cap .In Fast web s. under date the lad July - We ham a gent improvement In the at welt. sod from the mature of thole& sad the copper ore taken down, It Ws fa , ' for • flue mune of ore; this end is driving from the orossenuse ; the lode In the shaft In worth, foe the leL4th of the shaft (12 feel. 601. pen fathom.' MONDAT 2YIWTXO. In the mining m►rket to-day the principal in quiries were for shares in Wheal Edward, North Frances, and West Par Consols. Oreat Wheal Alfred were flat. A moderate amount of businees was done, with little change in price. Foreign descriptions remain quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARXISM LIVERPOOL CORN MARICET.-THIS DAY. (tit UAOINTLO TELEGRAPH.) (ram ova oww oozaatwowwwwr.) Grain market active, and wheat retie freely at 2d. to 3d. adv►nce is the week. Flour also la good demand, and le. dearer. White Indian corn, la ed ; and mixed, 6d. advance. Yellow American, 842. 6d. Beans firm, and few offering. Oatmeal and oata steady. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. STGAIL—The market is steady, though not active; for raw and refined a medarate basins.' is doit g at last week's prices. Corrsa.—There is a demand for nearly all descriptions at steadier prices. Tae. The attention of the trade is occupied with the samples of tbs forthcoming sales to commence to-morrow. liatterraz.—Small lots of good and tine have changed hands at the previous quotations. Rica.-6,800 bags of Bengal were (Sorel by motion, a portion of which found buyers ; Baliam, 7s. 6d. to Sa. whits, Bs. 9d. to 9s. ; fine bought In at 12a. 6,700 bags of Banton were bought is at 6s. to Is. 6d. Run in limited request. COTTON tirm. 1,200 bakes sold on 'Change yesterday. TALLOW MARKET.—TIIIB DAY. The market is flat. Tows Tallow is quoted 48s. 6d. welt orb; Petersburg Y.O. at the spot, 608. ; July awl August, Ms.; thiptsatbsr, 60s. to 495. 91. , °aloes.. to Deteseber, 45.. Yd. ; ditto, eeparstely, 60s. id. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Yr E. J. Davie reports trade without alteration. Prim meadow hay, 72a. to 765. ; superior do., 80s. to $4..; Inkrior do., 60s. to 661. ; new do., 68e. to 80e.; rows. do., 66e. to 60e. ; clover, old, 90a to 105 e. ; amid eat. 80s. to 951. ; new, 86s. to 965.; straw. 30e. to Me. The Bank of Ireland will in future pay cheques from one pound upward., Instead of it, as heretofore, and are having their cheque books printed on tinted piper of a yellowish tinge, to frustrate any attempt either at aleastioa of the amount, or obliteration of the crossing. The power to twee 'mall stamped cheques will be a convenienoe t 0 away persona, and the penny each prevents an =nonuser, nee of 1 the privilege.— Lublin Ilvesnais. AN ECCLESIASTICAL SYMBOL—A lady with whom we have the honour to be acquainted, found some Ma -1 catty a short time ago is keeping her countenance in the presence of a stately rector, who, having espiained to her the symbolic teaching of the tridental parts of his church, led her outside the door of the porch, and celled sheathe to • does head, with a huge iron ring hangirg from its mouth, whisk served u a knocker. " What may this teach r *lured the lady. "Without are dogs," was the reply.—London Astute for July. Ax OuTsPoREN EPITAPH.—A remarkably out spoken one, from s monument in Boraleydown church, in Cumberland, runs as follows Hare He the bodies of Thomas Bond and Mary his wife. She was temperate, .haste, and charitable; bat she Inas proud. peevish, and passionate. 111 h Tiaco fthl us imit bin r ea d w an hoo. an m a d wi tr . ec t ch Lkagi o l d d teirt , .er dia lro 4i.a.g yrife m wi an s i : d e tni a t t ved,.: l. 42 .i. s:ko hev m stu ; i u e,rei ba w t Hved her her ei behaviour was diecreet towards strangers; but imprudent in her family. Abroad her conduct me Infinenoed mi l good breeding; but at hom e b y ill tem p er. " so the epitaph runs en to considerable length, achnow ledging tbe good q ualities of the poor women, but trilling each by setting against It some peculiarly =amiable trait. I edam that my feeling is quite turned in her favour by the isaaaly w which her brother (the author c f the in ' scelptlon) lug thus made upon the poor dead woman. If yen cannot honestly say good of • human Wag on hie gravestone, then say nothing at all.—.Fluser's Magnums for July.