The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-13 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. TILE PROROGATION. HOUSE OF LORDS.-(THIS DAY.) At a late hoar this atternooa parliament was pre rogord by royal eassairies. It arse knees that the Qom wool! set be peematord ceserquetly but little lime lee embed by the easeseeey. The emembelhe mew she rat nal. iiMbsediti It: lads assidense Oda. mama Is pestepo u. peso* Whom* vas lad py :the disk et tie MIR, • dr • sessail saw N;i7eka, ribarkiag the Mei U jibe •. eryel Want b pet& awl privets eelis spesibpaby Mu bowies, encesst width were the Ceasellikewl Ned (Apeirepristies) BtLL, Stamp Dories Bill. Cullum ((fe, 2) Bill, Ileet ladia Loss Bill, Mattis Pay Bill, Corrupt PratMee Camases°, Bill, lama Valuating Fero of Sours BM, lacisisse Adis Arnim's& BM, Mx, l Trak Izsapilos 818, Baledeetical Jurladietlas Einieopal sad Cipitalar tastes Cestlautzta BM, Ira awreßill, roar daw Baird (Nyasa al Dab) BM, Mod cal Leis Anseadarat Bill, Wet sod Mama, MY Ansedatast Bill, Mai& Laws Amusing,* DM, Caney 8111, Probate rd Lawn deo (lithad) Bill, Polk. (Coned.. sad Dims* Weetintaalar New Bridge Bill, Low Ameaftissimil _ _ Faribtles Bill, Charitable frusta AM. Cie• IS, Cleanable Provident Societies Bill, European Tamps (lain) Bill, Divorce Court Ball, Impriesueneat for Small IMAM Bill, Baakruptcy sad luminary (Indeed) Ant Antemilmmi Bill, Sale al Ose Bill, flemional Dividing IS. T Wetmore sad Liphterinsa Bill, and alms *swim of nap way sad other prints Lille. The LORD CHANCELLOR, rimmintnir serned, ttiw read the royal emeah, has abs Immesh et the boor promote as Irma `isle. the document is elde peones et cot aim paean. The royal commission was ant nail by dm dark et the table, tonsally prarossisi dis puliamsat ; ad Ih. bed Choicelbw, is bar Ks Jestra bird it to stead per mood secordlegly. 7 TM Seth..; ;ad the imebeett of the Seem enamor tberropea retired to their ova chamber, esd their Wailer broke up. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) CLOSE OF THE SESSION. The Sr's ass took the chair at half-poet 12 o'clock. NEW WRITS. Os the mottos of Mr. Basch MEW writs were ordered for Uskaard in the roam of Mr. &Mb William Grey, who 111111 accepted the oaks of Steward of her Majesty's Hundred el Northeised; for Hictford, in the room of Mr. Cowper, who has mewed the Mike of Vice-Preeideat of the Board of Trade, sad for Berwick-upon-Tweed, M the room of Ms. Eerie, who has accepted the Ake of Steward of the Chillers Hundreds. PONTEFRACT ELECTION PETITION. Mr. W. P. WEETHEAD drew emotion to the Wm bat peragrapbe in the Pontefract election petition. He the the. was but or course open to the hon. member Stir Pontefract. It w Impossible to resters the petition to the polities in which it stood ; the bum amid st 4 nolo, Mr. Childers in the *Mastics in wbith be the. *l4 mid be rubmitted that the boa. and learned avatar far Pontefract bed so edam course open to hint bat to redo hte seat. If,. IllA LINE; submitted that to appal for boo. :member to resign hie root could not be treated en s matter of privi lege. and therefor* be eciateadsd the ban. asember wee out d order. The SPEAKER apprehended tint he was not, because it appeared to be quite rine that the honourable member ht tended to cowhide with • motion. There could be no doubt bet this was • quesetke of privilege. Mr. W. P. WESTERAD sagemaded that the only men who coal! do juke I. the matter wee the bon. end leaned member for Postefrect. The hos. sad kneed member should resins Mann, mad leave the battle to be fought over again between him end Mr Chador, by the electors of Pontefract. He moved that the report of the committee hfi now read. Mr. A. SMITH seconded the motion. Mr. SELWYN, se • member of the select oommittee, amid he had opposed the 18th section of the report ; thin Wile two precedents upon which the committee bed meted—awe had reference to a Cork petition mod another to • Norwich petition. In these tame the petitions had been withdraws by mistake, and the committee to whom the dispute was island made report to the semi effect se the present ; but aniarnes cutely the bone never came to any decides spa the report. Hs contended, however, that seder the provinces of the Controverted Electio n Act the house bed the power to restore the Pontefract election petition, sad be place it at the bottom of the lint. He therefore moved, se Me amentresat, that the order discharging the order referring the Paeledreot election petition to the renal contester of dewier be discharged. Er O. OBEY apprehended that the house bad lot pew. to matertala the arnescneut. The mistake ander which the petition Wilms withdraws wee not made by the hone, but was comaitied by the parties who prorated it, mad the house bail as lever to rectify Y. The Ceneseemrted Bleetisse Ad aeiy cesewsplabsil 14 She darks, amide by the Wan Marif. Re sebembled boa. amid !word tesnbar fee Platabeet W it lh Ss resew, the predgewr to hie issmer Faiths hr the moms "limb hid draft bug sear grad tellie. - Mr. eIEAUFLiRD, soother ember of the committee, saddle emaittee wen far from maroons that there bed be.. ancesception on both WM. Several members thought the slicoseectios wee calsed to ose aide. Captain JERVIS (soother member of the committee) raid it me amid to appoint such committees se these if the house maid not bet up* their report. Mr. MALINS mid the boo. sod tweed amber for Par lanai wee mitre waling a l ive hie easiest to the reenter lies a the petities, and, be thneght, could thoraces have se dilasetry l ening spot the report. A way could be trend ea get me the traculty, but sot this .maim, and he mall move Ike lb. debate be adjourned. Mr J. ?ARINGTON said the right and fair coarse to lan wee le repine the pieties; hat it wee said that coarse wee beessitrent with the sot of parliamest. He sever thane theaeht that the hause olt the home ought to be Ides arm the gentles of Mar* the petition. Lord J. RUSSELL urged the home eat to massed, the bees& et ilejeriedictioa. The boo. sod learned member Ike Pmeedeset bed made a fair propeed, sad if the modes was 'Meted he thought It might to be adopted. Kr. SILWTX mildu for. of the ezpr aimed opinion of the betee., v wield withdraw the mottos. The rondos me steordiegly withdrawn, and the matter won be mherat le arbitration. CHINA. Mr. GRIIIGSON Med the &enemy of State for Foreign Alike. or sea' other member of the goveranieet, when he eqesiethe May with Chios will be retried; whether It is the Matins ed bee Mojany's government to require the Chien fully t• arm out the tradition of the treaty ; and whether the lagers/ a Chime will be Mailed a seoredit a pennant ember/Mee to this court. Lord J. RUSSELL mid Mr. Brea had hem sent to Pekin with a view te • Mileages of the treaty. It was the Westin of the roveremeet to regain that the Chinese government should he requested Pi marry eat the prostates of the treaty, aid to iorite the Emperor of Chiles to accredit as envoy to this country. THE ITALIAN DUCHIES. Mr. GRIFFITH sated the Secretory of State for Forage Affairs, if the Mersa of the public envire permit., whether the latent iskinsmioa be bee 'seemed Men him meson le coutialie to Wok that there still exists no haste Ike on the pert either of France or Auetrie le attempt to restore the late dynasties of Paella Marco, mid Tammy, by the employment of ari , itay force; And whether he Le is pimento(' of any authentic info"- mottos s to the matemet in ea alleial journal at Viral. that the Red Republic bad been proclaimed at Perm, the Viedoicatese driven from the city, end that property holders end friend. of order were Laing Sight. Lied J. RUSSELL said he anted SOSO 01110 WI the Wbol• of the otildal iallormatios the government bed re ceived with respect to the intaglios' of the governmeste of France sad Aurelia, and within mom hod seam mieerred. With respect to the arc ad queetios, the goverment lad no atonal biformation regarding to the rumour rehrred to. It appeared that the V knee JOYMMI bad *Meisel ke leformatios from private source'. NEW WRIT. On the motion of Mr. Motive, a sew wrlt wee ordered for litnestost•upon. HMI, is the room of Mt. Rome, eammied petition. TEI PROROGATION. Mail, beim Weis* the Bieck Rod appeared at the bar, isk althealag le the tab, amatheed the hoses to steed se the 1m et Br Ibsen it Leeds he berm the royal meal him by ammidee to meek bili e sad the commission enni 4 prempthi Iles peesset psalmist. The itenuma. Is abelthees le the someem plated alit, and. West by um* A the umbers present, pee -1 441 le the Ram et Poem Ow the Mara of the !,Latta abet ea interval of shoat a gram dam hoar or twenty shatter, be took tne place at the elerhe table, sad read a copy d the royal speech as given *bask all the members pewset standing Foaled the phi& Tbie douse, rich member shook kande with the ducat, and to Ices than ere minutes the Moss atm de serted. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mani lls. Onmanisser realimies.) IPAILWATI MID ca•cam—nr U CIATLX/St. b7.6;;;C:4ol;s:rai.;:rciiimeisimensied dorallor, sof woo dr proydrat of dr AbllNlOnilie Anus, Or pros. Es rag he Hs ardors. Liskrier, far lie awl dot We was ere el orrolario ler satt booknoo lud arra on a prelloolor Morro for a trot worm id von to at Med Warm aid ark review ; bat la • 11111 rarer ortling awl parrs role c ho=o; to a miaow wool. — filslberser isiitamt was • bag dot• ago. Mr. leallatateald rot se at ago , sitar* tl.lais W boa wasterielly aria ter may yeses pa It ass a* oboe tea rallery• Ma adopted camp Iwo sad isiormaliat• orb= Am it Sabi measly. H. (Mr. Liakbbe) taw,- br aid alb teabbar• be • eartillate• et the !r-does, so oaks/ the aselasses aer the greeters apposed, bat were wlllleg to carat la tbs eatlieste, sad era his Mamas would, tf kis esaaaet was saaetiessi by the wan, pre sent list with sa makes Dui home to start afresh at other esillise were aa the read, but the bankrupt laving lost all his coaled toad set lump up. klh lessor said that eater the circumstances he mad &nil that the ors sweated so nearly to one of unavoidable him sad wistortass dot Its would grant a certificate of the lest-alsea is it, THE POLICE COURTS. .1 (THIS DAT.) .. 0. MANSION-HOUSE. 11 Willem William, • dimpatable-kxiking fellow, who red to be well acquainted with the discipline of • poi, r i .l wee with Mumm to ies pus a bad *biiing. llletrres, landlady of the Ship Af.st public-boom Lower Themmemareee, deposed that the prisoner went to her her S. Ulf • pint of Dm, with which she served him, and it Net be threw down a shilling in payment. The shilling r relied eff the counter on to the door, and when the lima to pith it op, the priemer apologised in • ca wry polite way for giving her co couch tremble. She, ,1L however, st oars detected the shilling to be • bed pq a ems, gel told him so, upon which he mid it would et be • bad }oh if it wee, for It was all tie lied. ninth( she „ff!.. lied sues his Noe, earl bees victimised by Wm bedew, she F L ' Iliad Dar Itwebut4 who abed him where he had sot the from. The Oewterr meld It was given him by • geatk mem for sanyktg • Am hem the relives station; but who the hinwas be did sot haw. Placing no credit in so 11. erery, her itashowl tolled • policeman end pre the ii Me plantar moody. The Nicer who had the prisoner is charge said the pri miser told him the ems story that be bad told Mr. Brawn I as to the way in which the ghillie( bed come into his pee melea, end Me that be had no other money ; but en to ereedriors Nu attune toned in hie poeket two pod six- N potty sod teesesse in comer. brides width, eceetried is ot his eget, where Nsy lialevidestiy bees pissed throw& • bus in the rebel, wiless.. head two etbee bat shillings of tie gem meld es thee will& the = imd attempted le pus te Dm& Upsn this the reimpose shrilled Net ids homer stetement wee kite. and mid he not • soap me on Tower.kili, who eared to mill him the theme bell &whop for threepence. As he (primmer) wee heal est. end bad no work, sad se be Monett It batter Se "tame gin \mem pretty" so than starve, he beeght the olladop, lad that wee the truth. Them was asses magma to believe that the prisoner had bees base coaviteed of • similar offence, and he was fully g anmided hid. WESTMINSTER. TIE BUILDERS . STRIKE. • very respectable-looking an appeared emaeg the ap plicants this reareteg, end in his tarn solicited ther gistratres saelatance sad rifle* wader tha following einem- ♦ppllemt said be bad for soma years subscribed to a bo mb moiety or yaks, fram which men bad mosey advenoed be there whim bya " torn one' they (mind them:urine without work. He bad *din upwards of ill,, but Wowed to subscribe to the society three or foaryesersago, sad had kit the mica ettogethse, sad now, to hie surprise, be found that those memo who bed charge of the aff.ir had summated him le the catty meet to pay the sasses of upwind, of Kr. Arnold *sited whet be wanted him to do in the maser. Appikast mid Ito yenta him to give him some advice. As Its had left tha unite, not caring to belong Wit any longer, he did not consider that they could tarn round now the builders had turned out, sad summon him to pay arrears which he had never owed. He wanted to know what he should do in the matter. Mr. Arnold said he amid set give hint say advice at all Is Sibs matter. The affair was now in the handset the meaty mum judges, sad the applicant most shade by their de cides. Applicant then left the court, bat did not seen to be et all estiafi.d. WORZHIP-STRRIT. FRIGIITTUL ASSAULT CASE. K Band efwesAsi Rose Show, • risen VOSISIIIIOi colour. we. m. elwerd More Mr. Hammill, with having on the 4th inst., es. seseul tad limannah Le Costa, a wended woman. On the day mentioned, complatmat, in a pitiable rit state from wounds inflicted sprreetfy by some blunt et. instrameat, made application at this court for s war- & met spinet the defendant for besting her with a poker on the redoes night; the process we. immediatily granted, M. and Ose, the Odom la charge of the case, represested that she VII i.e of the woman who some time state all se veal ma amount of sympathy at one of the police °torte by u mating herself to be • fugitive slave. Mr. liaritage„wlso prmecuted, called a number of witnemos to peeve the asses ; end these paeans swore that the dr eudieu t who lives to the same locality as the injured woman, ,to., Wentwerth•etreet, Whitecharl, assaulted her hetweis 1$ end erase& a.m.. with a poke., °comics:dor a great am iC7 of Wok mad writesi haseesible. A certificate from re Ludas Ileopleed else deurial that the wounds were ef Nevus ehanseur, yid* on the other hand, Xr. Surd Wright tomerd ample testimony to show Out these Wades was occasioned by complainant's hooked hasekas her down twice. That not any weapon we. red by delbeideat, although she had quarrelled and armlet will her. Mr. Waller Riviagtoo, house roneou at the heepliel, Na bibs Isuilesel am to the wounds being indicted ley - a Moe crimp launmesat, rata that he did not re ilex seen Ibsen, although he certainly must have due w il re ll a mar wee attached to the certificate, bat u due wow weeslly 110 awes at this durzriptiom weekly, it would be new t~Ntllde wee wwweillehie. Mr. Emma old he should mod the prisoner for trio/. COMFORT FOR PREACHIRS.—You see that crate, megregarion coming out of that ivy-covered church In that beautiful churchyard. Look at their fame, the ploughmen, the delry maids, the drein•diggere, the stable.boye; who could they do towards taking in the gist of that well messed, scholarly, element Mrs of composition which km oceried the last half-hoary Why, they could not under stand • Stella nae of it. Yee it has dose them good. The /moral elPet is wholesome. They have gas We push—. thi ) have felt themselves doring oft • gentle marmot, going in the tight dinettes. Only twithusMtic young divines ex pect the ors of their congregatiou to do sit they exhort them to do. You mom Melee a man to do a thing a hundred times probably before you min get him to do It ones. You knew that a tweeze, btowiag at thirty-five miles an hour, does vary well if it carries a lerge .hip along is its own diem *s at the rate of eight. And ewn the prattles of your bemem though truly indueoced by what you my to them, lags treenemdetudy behind the rate of your preaching. Bo con'est, my friend, If you can maintam a movement, sum though slow, in the right 'ley. And don't get angry with your fuel dock cm Seery; if you often see on their blank tame, while you ere preaching, the evideare that they are sot taking Is • word yea my. And doo't he costively dm cenreged. Toe rry be doing them good for all that. And if yen do good at ell, you know better than to grumble, thou gh yea coq not be doing it in the fashion that you would like best. I have known sees, accustomed to sit quiet, pensive, balf-attarive, under the sermons of an easy going bat reboil • presort, who felt quite indignant when they went to &church where their attention was kept on the retch all the time the ItISSOO ed, whether they would oar. They felt that this intrusive interest about the da rner compelling them to sttend, was of the nature of an tressult, end el ea tiojestilleble infraction of the liberty el the subject. Their term was • What l•rtbly right has that man to make as Wawa to his tetrir without getting our crest f We go to ter* r rest—eed lo I he compete us to listen —Armor' "palm tot *meet. CRYSTAL PALACILLOIIi BRILL - INO DAT.—Fm- DAT, Avevirr It —lll4l•l6B'ase te maw; 3,11119 ; by SWIM &bib s 02: I 1 vidtas, 4,141. - - I I r :uwa iW= MS DS. • tif M hair. BLl A b l ar l a, TE A au:J - 1J ! vir..; gen ba. .... krise=, MI tati i .,,,.. , 'g. IE w.FI Oafta WO Imam sr % amote:i ~ Min= Wallin, De. . lastaa n lVlOCaiiii. : . 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L., 7 2 1va!qi;4 30 ;1 Eft /MP ii•t on a Gala his —.... rrleur .... RAW IW Ms led I;l7 Viisei• t4La. irvi 1 • 1 1 IN 10a IN I NI I I am - rer it, II i i . II le l a adl I -1 i i* * of .. PS TS • 11 In J t ITS 1 so Ta • T 51 a a i 1 3n4 Tllll CIOP RETITRNS.—The Gardeners Chronick of this fey c ost l= =he of returns of crops in various parts of tie ljalted Kingdom. It appears that an exceed ingly rapid ripening in Jalljts ... v irT , a s a most of the grain or ops in the south, and a t owing to want of hands has since exp=emi Ibsen to injury by wet and stormy weather. In the north and to Inds= sets, which are there the most valuable crop, an =snail> , unpromising ; all over the country barley is a wry 110• Val mop a= of Werke quality ; and wheat when heaviest and beat le some Mimed by b ei ng laid than has whop' ever bees knows before. The prospect as regards "feed for=est" is vitally unfavourable. There Dever was so little food la our pastime es during the past July. The " Emerald Isle" is everywhere reported is being scatobvd, and barren and ban; throughout Boos ts= and the north there never wee so great a Mints in the =sip crop ; and even in the south, when green amps look =Ma, sod white simnel =mak an good. pest is's:, Is being done in the temp kids by ruts end As to the other DD are =usually good, spring -sown be are eLo~good. w Winter beans have eau failed. Potatoes are as yet generelly the =deed in the sorth—amall tont sound In the month. ra=s is spokes of as yet oily is • few pima, and big* miedisisid in Inland. MORRY MARI:BT.-71115 DAL -.---- Two o'CuwM. The hada to-day have been unfavourably affected by the simultaneous issue of the Russian and Indian Loans. Consols are now quoted I per oeut. lowa than they timed yeeteraay. extremely inactive. In the Other departments of the Stock Exchange dullness prevails, but prices are scarcely lower. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks has commenced this day. The New Russian Loan was quoted this morning 1 to 2 prem., but has since declined to e to 1 prem. The New Indian Loan is quoted 97e to 981, and some transactions have taken place in it. The first price for the Three per Cent. Ratites . . . at Paris todiy, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, was 69fr. 10c. for the account, the market thence improving to 69fr. 30c., being 6c. better than yes- terday afternoon. Consols are officially marked 96 to 961 for money, and 94 for the 7th of September. The present quotation is 96 to both for money and the amount. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 4; the New Three per Cents., at 94 Ito I; the Indian Four per Oent. Debentures, 1868, at 941 to j, being bettor ; ditto, 1869, at 94/ to f ; and Exchequer Billy, at 23e. to 26e. prem. Business in the foreign stock market has been very limited, and dullness prevails. The alteration in prices, however, is not of much im portance. Venezuela Bonds have declined. The old Turkish Six per Ceuta, are quoted 82 to 4, and the new, 721 to IS. Mexican Bonds are pretty steady, and are marked 20. Bales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 104, 1031 ; ditto Four-aad-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 941 ; Guatemala Five per Cents., 69, ex div.; Mexi can Three per Cents., 20; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 82; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 724; Yen*. mole New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 271, 281. The Ariel has arrived from New York with 72,0001. in specie for England. HALF-PAST Two o'CLocK. Consols have improved per oent. minor two o'clock, the quotation now being 951 to 1, both for money and the account. There were no dealings in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The 243,0001. by the City of Washing ton, from New York, is expected to be taken for trsnsmimion abroad, as well as the 46,0001. in gold by the Teviot. Disbar silver by the Teviot was sold yesterday for the East at 811 d. per . ounce, being a decline of Id. compared with the price realised for the remittance by the previous steamer. In the interim, however, transactions had taken plies at a partial reduction. Further remittances of gold are known to be on the way from Bt. Petersburg to this country, notwith standing the rise in the exchange, which will pro bably soon check them. The Taps, from the Pen insula, has brought 7,4971. in specie. Of the 680,0001. in Australian gold known to be . at sea, 328,0001. ought to arrive within the next week or two. The Avon, with 208,0001., has now been out 84 days ; the Southampton, with 118,0001., 78 days; the Priem of the Sea, with 106,0001., 77 days; the Eagle, with 128,0001., 86 days; the Beech worth, with 80,0001.,133 days; and the Star of Peace, with 40,0001., 70 days. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm, at the rise attained on Tuesday. Bills on Bt. Petersburg, however, were in renewed de - mend, in consideration of the pending loan. The . rates are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.14 to lei; ditto short 11.13 to 14 ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.161 to 16} • An three months, 25.26 to 30; Hamburg, mart; %um , thee. mouths, 18.4 to 6 • _Pere. three ds i Z a = 16.10 to 16; ditto, three tomti 26.16 to 40; cat.the-Malars, three months, 11,1 to 4 ; retresbarg. per nab* ems months, 14 sa 15 ; Vienna, al. 60.. three mes Mis, 11.98 to 12 ; Trim* ditto, three mouths, 11.90 to 12; Madrid, three months, 49} to 1; Csdis, three months, 491 to 4 ; Leghorn, three media, 10.06 to 10 ; Oleos, three months, 26.70 to 6 ; Naples, three months, 40} to 4; Palermo, three months, 122} to 4; three months, 122} to 123; 'Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 4; Oporto. 90 days, 614 to 62. The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market exhibits scarcely any alteration in price. Mews. Edward and Alfred Prior, who are largely engaged in the coal trade in connexion with the Eastern Counties, and have depots on most of the stations on that system of railways, have stopped payment. The amount of their liabilities has not transpired, but it is believed to be either con siderable. At en extraordinary meeting of the Peel River a Land and Mineral Company, held yeeterday,the reso lution passed at a previous meeting for the consoli _ dation of the paid up shares into stock was con - firmed. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 10, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation lame Cbcoletion active riddiedepesits Other &posits Goverraroant esourbise Wads( dike/tomtit .. 11,208,672 Without alteration Other asearitias depar in banking tment 18,474,668 Increase 784,611 Coin sad bullion in both departmerds Seam day snd other bills 866,319 Inorrnee 37,672 The Heat Motes la rams . . . 9,160,916 Inews 270,626 Total reserrs(notseVagn) in banking department 9,747,883 harems 251,317 The inorease of three-quarters of a million in the " other" securities doubtless represents, in great measure, the effect of the somewhat inconsiderate rush for money on the Wednesday, in anticipation of an adrance in the Bank rate. As, however, a portion of the money borrowed was temporarily re lodged in the Beak, whilst the Treasury deposits flowed in freely, the reserve has actually increased. The unimportant decrease in the metallic stock is probably occasioned by withdrawals of coin for har- vest purposes. The Gazette statement of the movement of the preeioas metals for the week ending Wednesday lut gives the following totals, vie.:— lmports- of gold, 743,4461. ; exports of gold, 409,8011. ; imports of silver, 788,433/. ; exports of silver, 666,2271. BANK OF INGLAND.—As Jumlas. AIMS W IY Lads tilt and 16111 a, a. 38. t Ur weak Mama ea W Weis& avian DOM& uaoa Itsimberet ..—.... /01,115.010 ileme= m. 4:4 /111.013.10 , 1.4110 , 0 WOW" awl Mika MAHN° iitver Aar 01,119.600 uiru~ Di =War C1aida....41 3. 11.1114 I rub& Npodici,.. l,4 =: of t olio BUY ga t n It ss q 3 lFl /130.410,913 A 11.1333. senuto oafs& Died Naga Leantiol 01.:88.872 Other tlevarilla 18.47.688 NOW ........ 8.180.445 ecel •188 1111888 Col4B 681.10 ESAMOAT: JA MARSHALL. CMof Orf• lß. Faros: Evranio. Consols for the 7th September, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 963 to 3, opened this morning at 1163 to 3, rallied to 95 5-16 to 3, aod closed at 953, " buyers. For money the price was almost exactly the same as for the account. The official business report is as follows:—Throe per Cent. Consols, fee money, 951, 3, I, f, 1, 95, 9 5 1 ; ditto, for account (7th Sept.), 953, 3, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 953, 1, I, ; New Three per Cents., 94 1, ; /link Stock, 223, 2231 ; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1868, 943 ; ditto, 1869, scrip, 943, 943. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were steady this afternoon, at 941 to 3i and the scrip of the last Loan, at 94 to 3. Exchequer Bills flare again declined Is., being quoted 235. to 275. prem. ; India Bonds were dealt in at 84. to 51. dia. In the foreign stock market the principal inquiries were again for Mexican bonds, which closed Arm at 20 to I. Turkish stocks were weaker, and declined 3to per cent. ; the old loan !eft off at 82 to 83, and the new at 723 to 733. Most other foreign securities were steady. Bows Ayres bonds were more inquired for. , In the market for bank shares to day the principal inquiries were for Bank of Amerelssia and Bank of Egypt, which have improved. Colonial Bank were marked 31?„ and National Provincial of England, 77,. Land, Steam, sad Dock shana was nammally un changed. London Dock stock was marked 70i, and Bt. Katharine Dock 84 ex. div. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'Moow. The mining market to-day is steady, with only a moderate amount of business. Shares is Wheal Clifford, Great Wheel Vor, Stray Park, Unity, Wheal Grenville, and Wheal Mary Ann bare chiefly engaged attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise quiet. Port Philip Mining shares are marked 108. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market: The market is steady, but somewhat inactive. Copper is in demand, but no advance being made in RogliA, es INS expected, foreign is being sold spin slightly under late In iron a fair hosinses hes mooned in ell &scri p . dens, and Scotch pis has advanced Is. to ls. 6d. per ton for raised numbers. Tun is a shade higher for for,isc, with mash fineness in all description& epelter h eteedY. stocks are rather increasing. Lead without change. Tin plates in fair request at advanced rates. At • mettles of admaturers is Wheal Satan, held on the Bth lost, the accossta showed a balance in Meow of the Woe of 1,6084 10s. 6d. A dividend of 21. 10s. per share (4964.) wee declared, leaving the suss el 1,1131. 16e 6d. to be carried to Menem acerstat. At Great Wheel Fortune meeting, held on tits 9th inst., a all of 90a. per share wee made. The Carrannal Mining Company, on the 9th nut., made a all of 6.. 3d. per share. At. meeting of the NorthDowneltineCompesy, held yes tardily, the accounts showed a balsam against the mine of iI.W. Ild. A very emisfactory report wee made by Yr. ' Pryor, and a cell of 6s. per shiers agreed to, to meet the I expenses of erecting a atoms whim sad crusher, as reoozor r mended is his report. .. .__. 1 IA ill M :- 14 li al . 101 144 Ili 111 140 114 i I is R 0 IN IN N $ IN a 90 82 8 $ so a M "1 als IN N 110 • N 12S IN US IN '5 111 N N IN IN n N II a l. .i. LT.ll ie i r , . t TO N li 11 14 AI '! 11l 110 I 91111. 110/ 10 1101 3 COMMBRUAL AND MAILBB7f. TALLOW MADIUSTO—(THIS OAT.) The market is quiet, sod gootaticusa exhibit little cheap compared with those of yesterday afterasow,tts. :—Towo moor, 535. 6d. set cash ; Petenberg T.C. on the spot, 54.. 9d. to 66u; August to deptembur, hilit 3d. ; October to Doember, 665. M. to 56e. 9d.; do. esetrately, 665. MLR/ LT ATRILA ORD.-T. I M UMW, MI. 9d.; 66by ditto, 2a. ltd. ; yellow Armin% Ho 66.; melted staff, 40a. 65. ; rough ditto, 24e. 6d. ; tallow posse% 16e. ; good dregs, 7a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tomlo bridi pokes without oltaratioo. Primo meadow hay, 800 to 860., superior do., deo. to 96a. ; teluBar ditto, 80. to 70..; new ditto, 75.. to BY.; rower, su. b la.; clover, old, 95.. to 110 x.; ditto, sow, SOL to 90t.; miaow, 300. to 40.. COVENT-OARDIII4.—(THIS DAY.) and Mae apples tall maintain lmt week's= Wl T t a frdls pines have bran plentiful and good. berries and correlate are getting scene, and there are no remiss incept Morello. Baglishageloots are mon abundant. =plums obtain high Flom Granger Mob k. td. Ter 100. Good filberts my to bad for 9d. per lb. Whines sad French beans are plentifully supplied. Fem. beam carrots, and artichokes may be obtained in . Cauliflowers are plentiful. Potatoes reslim from C i ro t igs. per cwt. Cuoumbers abundant. at flowers &logy omelet of orchids, gardenias, kalosenthe, lily of the valley, violets, mignonette, heaths, and roses. .. - MUM. Pbs Anew pie lb.. 4. to C. Owesata. oar ball AWL 4 to it i l l=n7., 1::111 t". 000.116b0TAW. do. I. 011011161. MTh. 04 to 14 64 Mises. sob. 1. to 3. •Ogaw, ow dam. 1. tot. Nub. and It eatart.w. Pe dog Nu.. fir 664 ". et toLI Is to Ile Orsage., ow 100 .. to 109 . psz . l.e., 2. to 4. bosom pa stor.:. Is to Is 01 • do., is to 3. Id filbert., ow 100 10... b., to GOe pa wwww. Is w f. 64 VPO •BLiffl Orolfow..e. per dos.. PI te 4 Osembers, pw dos.,S. to O. likNO Pees, per wan, Is to 1. Temb5...p41.3. 044 amps, p. 4104. ewes.. Is to is 6d Adill.k., Pr 4 ... U W ~, fabbaws, de.. 1. 61 to Pr Id 11.4„ pa Ye.. Ise. to Ps Itbabut, p. twall• 64 to fd Odom p. birdie. le to Is 61 Inset Ban% p. pea., la le Is fd title. per 1/..,fid le Od Polator -. p. too. 10. to NY &OK pee Ib4 WI to 64 pwr tbs., fe W b fl Lateee... cab., pweeert i re la &I per .W.... to ft war. per 1b..11d to is Il i rree " isAlia, l4" l4Vric i s la I d t. 4. Oarrata, par bud s Maibreess. p. PoW, to II 64 Terahrs. per . 1 9‘1 to la I Panty, pa . LS bombers 1. to 4. 1 Opleseb. p. Jae. bled le fl. fwery. do.. Id to Id WILLS AND BRQUESTII.—The will, with four codicils, of the Right Bev. Edward Lewd Bishop Maltby, D.D., heretofore Lord Bishop of Dorfman, wen proved h. the London Court of Probsee, ea the 3rd of August The will is of considetable length, end hears date October 30, 1856, and the codicils rempatively 1867, 1858, and 1809. • provision is made for his wife by marriage settlement; them is also an smutty for bee li fe, as well as • legacy 40001., and many specie, begirt". To his admit men he leaves his nuts at Alconboty, together with a legacy of 7,000/, and a fourth share in the residue. He also leaves a pecuniary legacy to each son and to him daughter, end many epos& lowan Meech of them. The lemons am numerous, and most minutely desodbed, leaving, aa it would seem, remembrances to all hie fluidly sad relations and his large chefs of acquaintance. He has she erne a disposal of his episcopal robes, lawn sleeves, and consecration gloms, which be leaves to hie wife and &tighter, Mrs. Urquhart ; and leaves his silk robot, gold showbucklee, and stock-bustles to his son, Canon Maltby. To the master warden sad scholars of the University ed Durham he leaves ell his gold and silver medals and oche. To his successor to the bishopric be has given the portrait of himself by Elie William Beethey, also the leopard or peed stool used at the coronation of her Majesty Queen Victoria, and all the busts In the hall at Auckland Castle. Ho wished it to be understood that upon his resignation of the see ha preempted hie library end books to the University of Dueltato, and invested in console • sum for • salary to the librarian, and that 3001. might be expended In printing a catalogue, and for other ex incidental thereto. Any manuscript sermons end theological writings worthy at being published shall be p.ll far out of the residuary estate. He has bequeathed to Lady Augusto. Paakt, ae • mark of remembrance, Sir Joshua Reynolds's troths ; and to his esteemed friend and quondam pupil, the Duke of Grafton, he has left Wiikia's gallery. The residue of his property he leaves amongst hie three son sod his daughter. The per sonalty was sworn under 100,000L—llleateneof Loudon News. FATAL OCCURRENCE ON THE RIVER. Lent eveniag Mr. Langham, deputy coroner for Westminster , held an Ismail y in Sc. Martin's Vestry-room, relative to the death of George Murphy, aged 23, which took place under the following circumstances: —Ralph Phillips deposed that on the afternoon of Sunday lest, the deceased. himself, and two young women nomad Binh Spering and Sassn Tarbot, a small boat at Waterloo-Midge, and proceeded up the_ At as for se Wandatorth, where a short stay wag nada. About a quarter before 10 o'clock at sight they Derived (on their return) near Westminster-bridge, when witness, who was steering the boat, called atten tion to a green moving light, which they 'opposed be longed to a Mesmer, but the night was very dark; shortly afterwards they discovered it to be a steamer, and endea voured by " backing witet" to dear her, but the tide woe running with such rapidity that thereat* culled with much force nearly under the paddle-wheel. The captain of the steamer called out to them to be seated and quiet, but the downed jumped up from the boat, and in endeavouring to get on board the steamer he mired his foot. bog and fell back into diabase, which at one capsized, mowing all four to be immersed in the water. The captain of the steamer threw out the life-bolts to them, while they were all dinging to the boat, which was bottom up; witness caught one of the belts and wee dragged en to the steamer, os was also Suan Tarbot, but George Murphy and Barth Spar were Beento sink together, although every effort was Saw i ng save them. This evidence haying bees condoned, the winner summed up, and the jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death," attributing no blame to the captain of the steamer. DESTRUCTION OF WALTON BRIDGE.—On Thors• day morning, at half-past 5 o'clock, the bridge Isadieg from Walton to Halliford, Middlesex, was observed to be crack ing across the highway of the bridge over the centre arch, and the crack kept imieseing so much as to allow ports to fall into the river and so it remained dropping bit by bit until 12 o'clock, when the arch fell In with a violent creek Into the bed of the river. In • short time after the other arch fell in ale with the ammo violence, without injury to any person or property. The noise, which was heard • oon aiderable distance from the bridge, was like an explosion. A correspondent who saw the fall of the arches says L had monied the river joat below the bridge in a punt with • friend, to take a sketch of it from the Walton side, when the falling of a few stones from the broke(' arch warned um I. qu'cken our speed, sad Wore we had wall reached the shore the pier suddenly gam way, and the two loge arches on ei th er side, with the roadway for some 150 or 200 yards, fell iota the river below with a tremendous math. The water splashed up like a fountain, and the sudden &enlace ment caused the river to rise to a wave tour or five feet high, which rolling down the stream with irresistible force, mind boats, pant. logs of timber, snd everything within reach, hedge it. Fortunately nobody was in a boat near the spot at the time, or he inebriety must have been capsized, sod per haps drowned. The briop was built tf bricks with sap piers and bulletins." Pm NEAR WOLVERHAMPTON.—A fearful firt endangering onsolerable property and placing in pmll human life, broke out on Thursday morning at the premiss, knows as the Gomel Bellows Mantrfactory, st a place called Upper Gornal, withia a short distance of WolterbemPice• It appetite that the fire broke out in • mom in which a largs quantity of below had been placed in readier's for rem oval ' ea ware the une ab re tTche °l Mee of the Biz. the vinge range of the building. The engines of . baingboli Fireroffice wen prompt]) is attemothce, though .not before the entire mete and floors hot fallen. The Piedmont/se Gau ll e contains • royal decree ckthetb.danypiadeitirjron. 6fA,ll,llethile.apeipliaaintoesn authorising tha cooonsion to Mesas. Pato and \Vegetal( et 4, can girsedad beton. • Voltri and Savona Piedmont.