The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1859. IHE POLICE CUU t.lb. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP STRILET. ‘llo.lot • IIIIKUt Alien DV" 44, • tall, powiefully•brolt labourer, Ira, weed Wen Mr. ilromtli with breaking the caller hoc. et len& Iseerrow, the woe of an engineer, living in Old Misel.reset, Irtale. I is. Oa the eight cat the Lea ultimo the comi I iinaat wag tsunami wlth antrier worse Ai: !ai 13,r hour ea• ter horsed et lb. Mime mon boors nom hie rerk se4 wry peorely at Er inductee, • shirt tire shanarda the prearer, se alleged, mar g ined gg emus .., met Mrs. boarniore is the p•meage, *ad revered drimarstion to . have her hwalsne out of the house," rare that hemmed " boo. k bp. bottom out." At thle ties emoirstre hisiteM was at the rem the premises. Primmer sieMereered to terse hie way here, but on beng Intrceptadby esemesinenf sad bar delight's, yeare of age, hut struck ths gil twice is the rm. and the. obeeteum to her mother, .11 yes don't Ist M go I'll mire you ono blow that wilt settle yea, - strum her with hi. eat on the collar bop which as ass at rho witnesses observed".napped like carrot." The err woman Metastly discovered the names of the Irjary sad c tiled tat the polite, haw hushaed, Memel st the eatery, enter* at the re tow meet sad Mari tha promo in the rem" hat sot say other era. 11 206 reseired charm of hits toe tho aessalt, while conipistaant Immured to Sr. Hantiolemew's klomitel, where astir recently she had been an Meows, end w f.r the fret time added her testirmiy of the treassatits to that of bar husband sad daughter, spears' rod eis- Driently to Ile identity of the peruser. Mr. Vann ngidly croseeraterei the witeemer, wham eradeoce to see mwertal polar dlffered with respint to the wove being sulAculitly light to re a blow eta nth, sad the probability of others entering the house. Prisoner dented the chargc, but Mr. Manumit ordered the case for trial, entendiag the former bail. CLERKINWSLL. •TTWT ♦T 61:1C11$11. Z:.en /Ardour. aged 19, demented at a prostitute, of so bona, was eharteed bikini Mr. D'itynceuit with attemptiag COMMit Sidi, by taking a quail oty of tiniest et the Royal Free Helvetia, Grarstun-reett. Fro. the evidence of Mrs. Bloositteld, o{lll of the nurses, it toasted that the atwitter had been 'wady in the ward, and she had threetesei to talon her conduct to the bona surgeon. The primmer, ran to a cupboard is which some poison wits, end drank • T. -entity of it. The surgeon wee catkid, and restoratives were apphed with morals The prisoner had teen twice be fore in the hoeptil, and the Bret time Ale wee discharged hatiorie skis wen tiob offi. The second time she (the num) wise oat of town, and when the prisoner hoard she was corn ing bock, the di.charged kteralf, because rho was afraid that she t its, CUM ) would know her. The trieoner said she did it Lector she wee afraid the t tea would report her. The peisoner reel the wet very awry for what skis heddma. bat *he was afraid that the nary would ands ars her att. fihe had 'servitude la town and the name shelled glees was not correct. because eh, did sot wish thew to know. Hee friends resided in the cnontty, Lut the had not seen them for four 'rem Mr. lr Eyncourt said it wee c. ry painful to tee • young woman pinced in inch • petition. Ho would remand bee for • few days to enable father icquiriee to be made about ha. ..... The prima, who rend very downcast, wu them removed. StICIDI fN rue HOUSE OF I)merma.—John Hardee, lin man of colour. whom 11.1010 is notorious with the public as having recently stabbed hoe co-u, sinned him self Ibis day in the house of Detention, Cleriumswell. After his acquittal on the and otment at the Mat 01 Bailey Benno, for thong and wounding. City pulfa-emsteble, be wont to the `• Home," Wer Indio Dock-rood, sad dar ing the night thfliered rejuriee upon four tore, far which ammo be was tare before the ungietrete at the Thames Police Court, and remanded uctil tbrs dry. No peculiarity in his manner asset...el/Able low teenier. but between two sad three o'clock obi. morning. on the turnkeys , going their mewl towels, they were surprised at sot renewing my amen to them swami aa. Oa opening the all doge the rismer wee discovered with some portico of clothing tom 'mead tweeted round his thrust. He was quite dead. No seise had bias heard that could ocicasioa a soffit:km d hie foliation. SUN•STROKIL— A man named William Thomas, •• I yeses of age, wee at work no Monday, at Whorabill, hay making, whoa he was prostrated by a sun-stroke. He as. conveyed to his hour, sad died the following Isoralag. HOW TO PRZVIINT SUO-STROKEit.—Durio, the last fortnight, leveret instances of the 'l . ..efforts of the ex coin's beet tint his prevailed have aloe order our splice. Untie of sun•onhe have been unusually numerous. Pee wee whom avocations ewe. them to such attacks will thertfere think us for recording • simple means of prone lion, h we give se the remit of the experience of lie, &ejection Whams, of tin Creaks.., who bee tested In elßeecy. By merely placing a freshly cut cribbage-leaf in the imide of lb. hat each toorsiog, the head will continue toll under the hottest ten. and retas coup de soled ho theaded rod um k town.— Wilt th ye Standard. GALLANT CONDUCT OF LIEUTENANT COCIIILANE, R.N.—During a regatta held at Ilenfaz to celehrole the Queen's correet•on, a yacht rale wee appointed to take place at 12 u'Llek. The raco !Tied is floe all., bet warmly five =Mutes alemead when • ne of the boas was men to ovese, and sink Gummi Immediately. All le ilia in the vicinity hos t/vied tot be Newel the diamter. Two midshipmen biJoarpog to the lades sad • third gentlemen were .med. By the mertterseal Mr. White and Mr. Miller the remafeong two who woo ea limed the yacht when ehe wee were taken oat of the water. Time were Mr. 11'Nab sod the Nos. Eason 0. L. Cochrane (so* of tie Eon' of Duttionald), whom conduct throughout the ..ff.ir wee toe theme of every body's admiration. On Er dune that 'he boat wait steknig he int, with greet peeience of cello/ upon his com panons to clear them...lead from the rigging, cad then asloid ff they all maid swim. Mr. M'Nab an...erred, that be could not. " Then keep by me," said Mr. Cochrane, " sod 1 will saws you." Fall ten ranintaa alapeed before moistens. reached Mena, der rag all which time—and though all but ex hausted himself —Ow never let go his charge. When the boat reached them, the persons In her could as. aothiag of Mr. Mchisb, sad at win only oa hauling in Mr. Cochrane, Mon in an inarcitibis elate, that they t• awl hr still retained ▪ firm bold of his c tmp.oioe, •Ithoogh older inatetv he was unable to keep hie head out of the ender. Mr. MiNah wan taken on board Ike Isdm, aad every of art made by Dr. Doraville and other medial *milkmen to restore animation, hat too late Ceded 'extra Goatee. Two BROTHER,. I 'MOWN —Ou Nfnaday leaf two young meta aged e.b a' 21 sad 25, not.. g Re e teekb, (bm. them) of Celytos, whilst at work near the town of Altana *ter. no the railway. sceidetitaly fell in - ci the reservoir behind Mr. Dean'a Mill and were drowsed Wort, sesieranta revolt be afterded them. From what we have been able to Ora, it would appear tha the utifortnewe yoneg nue bat just pastokeo of tre.r dieser and wore either lying or settle( oa the embank 'sent 01 the reservoir when, it m .upp wed, one of them fell salmp and fell over into the water below, which was IS feet to depth, sod thet the other brother They in to mecum him, and thus Lib nisi a watery gram. They were both well condue'r I young men, and perfectly ember at the time et ,he era id-n•. The eldest hen left • ptin4 widow to mourn her kee An irtqacat wee held ow lg. Div lowlig ) I qt before Mr. R. H. Abe.ileme, and a medics a accidentally drowned" retarawl.—/i,i.iteiMeretarril DRATII FROM ASIATIC iIIOLERA.-410 Toseday feet, Mr. (noon.. eurgrol. we.celled in to IMO a labeeriag man lattratd Thom. is Ceatle-phae, Ittaft.rct•tcrest, W-leerhavpitte. Mr. Ottawa. walled in Dr %mein, and I.,th agreed titer It wee a twee of Asiatic chases, and 'amassed their c meantime the, the pouter ward Dot eutetvo limner then tha twoming, awl he died at atont 5 O'cl , t kow Wetleetilay o nufa TM tm- It. end the Hetlua of Towne Committee had ben duty I.llloria. ti of the eiredwetsnore end eI , K7 11114•011 catnip ctile•rd t., prerw.t ClStafloll . , WIN employed. TM rewires we,. .fhaut-d I, and as • gond &slot excitement was .111.111,11 i the r•conetryosta of the de cease.)• who tam an Dubious. the Rec. M. Kelly, Roman priest, emited Lis IxdorLat to elf the police in the quiet ri wove! of the body. TM clothe. were horst. cad the Louie al awe), and tbv lola and chllAten el the dt comer' remowed to toe wmkboam. The Leal•haf towns ecouttitme et dee tows r..0er.1 be.,ire .tert tbe vealtary lottting e• .e 1.0•10 e, UM TO ni.o •••••,, WO.III, ellieflided to ',novo ,fatarowc—Statirord.l. in Adustite,.. A Sims ix A House's flout.—Mr. Miller iOree, Mesh bore the H.taldia the ?orris& plc sat ow Mosolit week we. taken ill tb• Theists, 111lowsg, lad we. se..t to Mr. keeit.'• horse fellreary, St. &dwell's, sto re tidied as Modandey last. lie. Arms be holy eod dissevered in is. .4 the feels *wt. of oyes vinera ea tensions sow, Asik. ov.l, sat smooth, ap parently of • • irelv omen, bet very bird. Tee stow weighs glib..., mad Is Abs. the ow of IPS.U . Tbis swnweis easels es view at the D intrie Ise, and it is uremia to owed it to the Museum of to* C Siege of tiargeter, Leedom. DLtTa OF A RACEHORSE. TRAISEIL—WO repot to atomism the dram of Mr lis rot late private waiver to the Sol of Zetleed, wale h tab plan is Morley kw% On a wry eh et Dhow, ar 31.ddlehite.. lle h. 4 mese lie himself • high repeals tresiev, boyars *eked Fasolesets, Vedette. Siernieber, Zeta, Icearsisaa, Grapeshot, ..ad several ether yew.... The herby of 1881 akwed on Tuesday let with 244 esbeeribere, sad tb• o.km with 17:i eel...lbws, ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH FlO3l FOLKESTONE TO Sot LOU:, r.—A tricgrephs coonsounicwoos la eon keened browse thne coon.. is tassertons wi b Dove , . Ti. cable, ehu h lees as icrived owid. seeks, wry Wrier mid meighisg rle on. tte wile, le submerged at Braless.% this.,. *reveries tb• depth of ibs chemist. sod owning Cl ' hew water nark °Frieda • Lydda§ Spout walks. From this it town sneer the leech to the z4-sig fontrith, weetedisit 1b... It In the is threw wired es by es under gr sew w le to en Mlles Is Fulkesbes, near the pier, lately or-upood by Mean.. Clueerry. I. I. ontented with Dover by ensue of • .Ire, trim it. jenatti.n Lidden Spout to the coterie y's ogin. paiiieg. at • coneiderable Wight above ite her Arch.liff Fell. Toe wrest vale. of this addita ual limo to the Oestrus will se fait should soy sni dest neer Wolof , to lb. Doer Ned Celskaose Dew wed O+- led oabise—keen (dimmer. FBJGMTJUL ACCIDENI IN A BCLU3LING DULL, NILS LIMB. On Thursday afternoon, several men, under the ditectioe of Mr. Joshua Walker, woe, Armley, Inn ea gaged in remerrift the elates limn the roof ot the Ikons Bridge Mill, sley, when a frighuul accident awaited. The mid, whisk Y in the occitgeuieu of Mr. Freak Halliday, m a eantabling, carding, talking, and tongue( mill, is live storeys in height, sad dimly adjoins the Leeds sad Tosg Leas Hod lengths road, mar deralluer Hut Bee. Three men were es Thursday named in throwing down to. slates treat the root as to me of the doers, which was I also heavily weighted with Sagstause—ad the two men who Mere tiweived them Wasted them elates which could be need emits from the general we. Leta In •he atteitrion , they had convegnently a large menatalouon of stores on this top Owe. The *. hands - had jut been rung oat for the ▪ rho time loose hall-pot five 0 . 0. an, when about eight yerds of the door gave way under the ruperincumbent inn. the *bra being carried torough every Boor In the iron roof to basement. In the owed room were • number of fulling stocks and is the maind and third were scribbling and carding machines and " The destruction ot properly wig very serious, allough that is nothing to the sundae of tie wh.ch mumed. fwo NOM were cut in views, • roadie; natehme wee also pertieHy des strojeri, sad other machinery sod *spasm's wens slime epode. TM diet saMoas thought was about the " bands" in the varier nOds through which the isms crashed, sod it was new discovered that several pereues were mie.ieg. Three at the slaters were first taken 401 of the deiri., bat they were Itirtmately sot seriously isiuted. The nes% person teemed was Wits Cook, a girl or 19, living et Silverroyd Hill. Ms waa a feeder In the third sorry, sad when Lead her head had been seriously injured, cad her re covery la doalitfal. Her sister, Sarah Au Cook, a girl at 13, who ms in the steno room, was tokm out dead. It le sapped ate wee buffueeled, u so external moles muteece were apjareat. A lad, 17 years of age, maid William Crusdkapi, who we. at week in the fulling room ea the basement flyer, was also takes out Mod, slier being two hours buried in the rubbish. His *juries appeared to have been sheet the bimet and throat. The other heeds la this particular wing of the budding, in number about 30, wen dl reed. though thorn ot them vb., were at the east sea heal **escape by oleic:is of the windows. The damage dose to the building is considerable, and will probably render extensive alter* , ion+ in the plan temesry, and the *jury dose to the machinery will also be mirtour.—Afere- Master Anininer. Herr Carl Formes, the celebrated basso, passed I.! through Load= this week, ns roar to the Rhine, where ha It. inteads remaisiog fur a atom time to repo*. after his ardaaus t tour through North and South America, where his =cam was fully commensurate with the great reputed= be brought from Europe. On bid return to England, Herr I Format will be sure of • hearty welcome from the public at k. lanTo• WILL OF THE LATE DUKE OP LEEDS.—The will n sad four codicils of the late Duke of Leda were proved la I London on the Ist of July toy the executors sad tenstesa, the Right Ben. Thomas Baron Lem; ea toe light lien. Lord John doom, Mark 111 fiesta. Esq , end the Rev. George Townsheed laiudson (his pones cousin). To each of them he haw left a legacy of 1,0001. The permit.' moats in the Gutted Kingdom was sworn muter 70,0001. His grant DAP hequertned to the duchess 11/ as immediate legacy of 5,9001., en annuity of 8,0001. cluirxed en the notate*, and a further annuity of 1,6001. go from the revenues of the porotieffice ; and the mansion and a groands of licenby Cavils, with the futniture and efface there, and ournagto and hothee. To his Diem, ta. the Hon. Marcia Lane Fox, be has left a stun If of 30,11001. There tee many liaeral bequests. 7 " To each of the servants there is a year's wages. The freehold estates are davieed to Lord J. Godolphin, now the eighth Duke of Len* subject to annuities and other charges under the will. The dueness is the realduary legatee. Toe will and two of the codicil, were dated la Augur; 181)9, and the third and fourth codicils March 7, and mq His groom died oa the *oho( May, leaving mittens. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN nth CIVIL 13161VIC1.—The Board of Trade: Mr. James ()Rib has beat appoieted private secretary to the vionpresi dent, Mr. James Wilson. Beet India Department: The Rev. Z. J. Tandy has teen appointed en essigantchaplain to the Siegel setattliahment. Beata Mama= There is a valiancy toe an aasiatast-librathia ; commencing salary, 1601. per Remus. The Ddelyards Mr. George Turner, of Da venport yard, bee been appointed tosetergbiperight at Woolwich, via Rice, superannuated. Excise. Mr. Andrew si surveeing general examiner, has been appointed 7, collector of Wexford collection. Mr. Jamas Melville has M retired on supsmenuation allowance from Nowosage col lection. Mr. Alexander Fraser, from Sheffield colleotioe, has t succeeded Mr. Melville at Newcastle. Mr. Oliver Lendreoh, collector at Linlithgow, has been tee:noted to Sheffield, being . from a fifth to • fourth clays collection. Mr. dohs B. Adam- w.n, oroeveyieg geom.' examinee, her been oppoisted to LtiblinKow rollecoion. Mr. I'. Dr ak water has been pro rooted from Dublin first dietrict, to nice mak of a surveylig emend examinee. East ledies.—Mr. D. Simeon has been as. atorreeted deputythoitamiseioner of the first dies in Gude. At. Mr. S. D. Birot, sub-treetteer at Madras, has been ap Iy - omitted to ofildate as scoountaistgeneral of Bombay. r. IA W. &detain, first emistant to the accountant-general of If McAfee, has been appointed to officiate Si cab-treasurer of It . Madre, Mr. T. Murray has been appointed second as- yt lostant to the ace ountant-general of Madras. Mr. A. B. h. Sampson has been appointed soostoentseeretary in the de partment of public weeks, Calcutta. Mr. L. Rickert. as si•tano-c. orounestoner, Reicher* Dish, bee pawed fur sated or hi g her stradArdpreectilsrl for said:sat cotomirsiocer.— tit aril Service Geoette. GIFT FROM 611 NC. l'cro.—We have much plea- I ie sate In eannoorise that Sir Morton Pato , Dart., M.P. ho. t. presented the town of Lowestoft with a very han dsome .tAined glue window, to be placed in the west end of oar oh, new Tows-lxill. We are informed that the window was tta greatly ededie4 when shown at the Exhibition held some it time mace at Patio.—Aerjelk Newt TRAM or 6118TOL.—From statistics jut pub- at limbed it appear. that the customs receipts at this port for . v..' quarter ending the 30th nit., amount to no his than 371,8041. 19.. W., being the largest receipts fur any quarter on record. THE HOT WEArllea.—Within the last few days, e goo sin:Sara temprretare in the shade has been the highest tw of the last atzty-alse years. Allowing fur variations of tit . locality, the megionan must have been 44.0 deg., or th-rm ty about., sad If so, will have been higher than any WIZ I MUNI in the shade dam 1791, none haying reseeded 93.5 The only ram in which the maximum teenterature ea seeded 83 0 deg. were at o , tiontrich. 1808, 1825, 1813, 1846, rt. 1847, 1852, 1864,1867, end 1838. Of late years, the summer months of Jame, Jaly. and August appear to have an in- .7. creasing temarratars. Want the annual temperature.. are al drawn out tn . * curve, we ILA that they have a *tinier^ - owly every Some litotes. The minima points hive been r , I. 1771, 1764, 1799. 1814, 1829, 1858, end 1866, or at dt. intervals of thirteen, fifteen, fifteen, 68ean, sive, 488 veyou teem year.; S.l that we are upon the advancing side of the curve of the temperature, and If this hulas good, as it le ~,,ws r e to do, we to•y expect warm Tetra until at least w 1682.—beritysaire Reporter. ft ei. PIOIIPICTS OF G801;81 SIIOOTING.—II is stolen Net the preapecta of spirt on the Yet k.hire and Derbyshire MOWS are very favourable. *ones in the spring delayed the hatching of the young brood, et that they ere some ehnt • bat tr regard to Lambent, it is believed it will 'Hove le Nen average *moon. TSB WHEAT CROP.—The put week of extremely • het weather his wonderfully battened the ripening of grain 8 • seeps — the greatest progi,,a wee oblervahle on the return journey from the Warwick show. Harvest hes already nom- is.. mraced along the line from London to Didoot. The wheat 10 crop, though gener..ly this year a plisee to the reaping fa sachien. being unusually laid, promises to yield well: at Agrieoltstrol 6sorite. at The Western Time* says:—" We have magnificent Duvall weichtr. Most of the hay in the otighbouthood it le re 1., sad Mu roue harvest has commenced. Mr. Frost 70 .. cot a field of wheat at Esnain.ter this went, nod has meet it r in good tradition. Stuuld the present heat ono lone, • gie ot portion of the cereal crop will be raved this montb." POAT•OFTICE.—TIF.A6IIIIIIf WAI/t•liTti.--Yeeter- day's &sate on:Ulm Troyer, warrant*, atf.ctiog the post age Oa letters, t'., to tbe litegdoen et the *equity., the *writhe., New Brainewick, Neva &rade, Newfuuadiaad, and the Repablic el Nicaragua. Loan ll'OClETted —The accounts of loan societies in Ragland show that the marmot se-wally ealvaared and paid by depositors or sharaboldare in DM was 86 ; 0601 ; the seas is borrowers hands cm the 31e2 of December, 1666, 264,4731.; the mount circulated in 1868, 473.2221.; the member of applioatems fur byes in 1668, 109,114; lbs sneaker of burrowers to whom loess were granted. 9.664 ; the amount paid for Interest by laserueem ar anwiee, 29,11/11.; the gram profit. bring amount received from burrowers and mosey paid for tree. of oppbertir sad Inquiry, in 18611, 41,..621.; tbe comae of tereretent in NM, 11,6181 ; the intannit pidd to rlaemitetre and ahem holders la 1656, 14.6771. • the set polity, 4,343 ; the new • SUZIONONO• iAOWd. 10,210 j tbs member of &dram wernutta, 133; the utmost f labia% maw.s oanq fossil, 20151, and the amonst actually imarived, 16,7221 ; • asnuent Gloat. incurred by the socktka in 1658, 1,9e61; sod the amount of waste paid by borrowers of *armies 1,6061. 'fah APPROACHING RAILWAY DIVIDICSINL A cerramoodseit of liarepetA Kiva the following epetttlatioa rte the. probable - Maid-ado et Kona of the priuelpel Boggy Warty. for tbs ban- per juo 1.1111ra:id : —Leers assa North Wasters. 21. 6..; Ore.. Wasters, 11. M. 6d.; Ididlrl 21. 12a. 6d. ; Grou t Mothers. 21 6a.; Haman c 0q .d.,,, IL go.; Leimeitilre and Yeakwaire, 24; 8 with %Yemen, 24r. la. W.; Hyphens, 21. 10.. Beath Rametta2l.; Meth Imams, 24 le.; *nth gitelf irdebire, 21. 2.. 6d.; Sheffield, 16, lierwpslA's Reitivay Journal ear :—.• So great a gamest., of togs hoe ban bogbt up to make list ter the wintadad ...Mary is Losthestly, es to wows s rise of about a lath* • panel is mews Mass of taper." TM United Service Gang!, say An order has ties secretly pawed at Cseterbery hareem., use to by thw enoasseadeat et the prrio.a (G.L rel Gibere), proht• biting the erre. from &Abu., unites by the omesst ul tear essimeadieg effiner." CRYSTAL PALACC.-0111 SHILLING RAT, FRI- Da; JULY 16.—adlokOOUO as POTUOUS, 6,411 ; ditto by ammo dahalla. 642; total MINN% OPO, 13E4811 1.1328.-THIB DA). Two o'CLoos. M y The railway share market to-day is again heavy- g Most of the leading stocks have sustained a decline v varying from Ito 1 per cent. Loudon and South Western has fallen 4 per cent, being now quoted 931 to 96. London and North Western I s Is called 931 to 98; Gnat Western, 691 to 801; to Midland, 1031 to 1041 ; Laneaihire and Yorkshire, too 931 to 96; Eastern Counties, 39 to 60; and Great Northern, 103 to 103. Lombardo-Venetian Railway new shares have ad- Tanned to 21 to 21 prem. The old shares are quoted vl n . at a proportionate advance. Other foreign, as well ; Ise Indian and Canadian railway shares, are quiet. it 0111MIAST 1111L1211 41111) OTCOOkll an vM• H. SAILW•II. I 'l=l= iri 11 — "regv.Asts•rilalf;;I fr. 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Rentes were quoted 69 for the ae. count, being 1 per cent, better than the last price of yesterday. The Bonne is described as " very firm." Consols are officially marked 951 and 951 for rummy, and 95/ and 961 for the 9,h of August. The present quotation is 951 to 1 both for money and the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to ; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 96; the New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents, at 791; the Indian Four per Cent. debentures of list year at 351 ; India Bonds, at 2s. to 61. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills at 27a. to 31s. prem., being higher. Business in the foreign stock market has re sumed • quiet appearance, but prices generally are pretty well supported. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are rather firmer, at 831 to 841, whilst the New Loan remains quoted 711 to 72J. Venezuela Bonds are still enquired for. Bales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 68 (exchange, 10f1.); Brazilian Fonr-and-a- Half per Cents., 1852, 941, 931; ditto, Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1858, 941; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 171, 171; Mexican Three per Cents., 191; New Granada Active Bonds, 171; Peruvian Three per Cents. for account, 711 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 87 ; Spanish Three per Conte., for account, 441 ; ditto Passive Bonds, 101, 101; Turkish Biz per Cents., 1854, 831, 84 ; ditto, for account, 831 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 711, 72 ; Venezuela New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 291, 29 ; ditto New One per Ceuta., 161, 16. The Persia has arrived from New York with 151,0001. in specie. HALF-PAST Two O'CLOCK. Consols are again rather weaker, at 951 to 1, both for money and the account. At Amsterdam yesterday the Austrian Metallic' closed 1 per cent. lower than on Thursday. At Vienna on Thursday • fresh rise of 2 per cent. was attained. The exchange on London was quoted 119. The reduction in the Bank's terms attracted a moderate amount of business to that establishment yesterday, although first-class bills were taken else where at 21 per cent., and, in exceptional instances, even as low as 2 per cent. It is stated that the governments of England and France, as guarantors of the Turkish Four per Cent. Loan raised during the Russian war, contemplate sending out two commissioners charged to inquire into the state and resources of Turkish finance. It was mentioned in the Bzpress of Thursday that the parties interested in the last Austrian Loan had been unsuccessful in their attempt to induce the Stock Exchange Committee to admit the new stock into that establishment. It has been intimated by Messrs. Rothschild that, pending the answer of the Austrian government to the renewed appeal of the acripholdera, payment of the instalment of 20 per cent, fixed for yesterday, bas been deferred until Monday. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank eeterday. The steamer Lucien has arrived froaaSt. Petersburg with 40,0001. in gold, which was pur chased for transmission abroad. Of the specie by the Ocean Queen, from New York, 80,0001. is for England and 200,0001. for France. The former sum came tohand yesterday,and4o,oool.in gold was taken for the Continent ; the residue, 20,0001., consists of Mexican dollars. The whole of the gold by the Kangaroo will also be sent away. Except as regards Frankfort, the continental ex change* yesterday afternoon showed an unfavourable tendency. The principal movement was in the rates on St. Petersburg and Austria. 'the quotation on Vienna has fallen since Tuesday from 12.60 to 12fl. to 12.20. The terms current yesterday afternoon are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.131 to 141; ditto short 11.11 to 12; Boaseisa, three it. 131 to 141; Antwerp, arm meths, 25.6 to 10; Hamburg, mum asmo% Westmeath% 13.31 to 1 Paris, three days sight, 25.6 to 10 ditto, three months, 24.30 to 21 Frankfort-on. the-Maine, three sca 1161 V i enn a, Petersburg, pw rouble, dues modliad M to t ; et So., three months, 12.00 to 12.20; Trusts, ditto, three months, 12.00 to 12.20; Madrid, three =oaths, 49 to }; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 1; Leghorn, three months, 30.06 to 10 ; Genoa, dues menthe, 24.76 to 80; Naples, three month., 401 to 41; Palermo, three month., 1221 to 123; Magna, three imago, 123 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 so 1; Oporto, 90 days, 61$ to 62. The rates of discount in the leading continental markets are as follows At Paris, about 3 per cent. —the rate of the Bank of France, however, being maintained at 4; at Amsterdam, at Fra nkfort, 3 to 31; at Hamburg, 2t021 ; at Vienna, about 5 ; and at Berlin, 3 to 31 per cent, The extraordinary delay in the arrival of the Australian mail has given rise to a rumour that the steamer Columbian may have been detained in Aus tralia by parties haying claims upon her former owners, but the last &deices make no mention of such a contingency. It is more probable that some accident may have occurred to her machinery on the voyage to Suez. rho Caledonian Railway traffic return shows thin week an increase of 1,0141. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company, for the week ending the Bth July, was 40,3371., being 18,1001. more than in the corresponding week of lest year ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 9,1031., showing an in crease of 675/. A special meeting of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company is called for the 27th inst., to approve the bill pending in parliament. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 13, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Cm:Mat:ion mane Circulation mins 21,712,530 Le:ream 237,320 rublic deposits Other demote. Government securities in Linking department Other securities m banking department 17,802,911 DV:MN 879,654 Coin and bullion m both departments Seven day and other bills 863,207 Increase 108,977 The Red Notes in reserve. 10,100,626 Demotes 372,136 Torsi reserve (notes de coin) he banking department 10,704,261 D• 120101 381,394 The payment of the dividends commenced on Friday, the Bth. Owing to the awe in the moury market, a considerable amount of advances was re petit to the Bank ; hence the decrease in the " other" securities. A very large addition having at the same time been made to the private deposits, the decrease to the reserve is unimportant The decrease in the government securities probably represents the dimi nution in the value of annuities held by the Bank. The Ga:ette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—ltnporta of gold, 664,2181.; exports of gold, 486,0931. ; imports of silver, 83,6881. ; exports of silver, 63,7201. SANE 0. ENaLAND.. - A• a 14 Mr tas wok Eat= 1 ..1! Al! amok permot lo the Ad TU oad Jay 13. WO. tiovermorattost4 =MUT Other tkoarlUse m..901 Gold Colo and Bulllos 11.328,01.6 Simi Snake mar e4l.laiisi /1341.3,051 01.W.k6 motion' 4.14. SUI .064 OA= 01 Mlbt...olP".Ageral 4,1T1.7.1 1 1"1137A3 4/1 1 1 14.1 M IrZrra;nut Pero:Wes finelsl. Pod 14 NOS Aansity, 41,410.448 our asairiths p.,01.1.14 14.4.. • .. u.tueZ:s OeW Niait t0.3,T3e VO.VIT.6tI aike Cubist. 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Waiii S ..- not Id 14.11.4.11:=7:07:76....8.•t0n5id5t st, n ger diona we adhand 444 II ta FAIDAT EVENIJNU. Consop, which closed yesterday at 951 to 4, both for money and the 9th of August, opened this morn ing s 951 to 4, and closed at 964 to 1. 'She official =sinew' report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1,1, 1, ; ditto, for account (9th August), 954, 4,4; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, 1, 4.98, 961; New Three per Ceuta., 951, 4, 96, 951, 98; Thirty Years Ann ii ties, expiring in April, 1885, 18; Bank Stock, 2214, 223; India Stock, 2184, 221; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, A. 4. ; the scrip of the New Lose, 951, 1 ; India Bondi', 211. dis. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 265. to 295. prem. The scrip of the new Indian Loan advanced per cent., closing at 93,1 to 1. An instalment of 25 per cent. falls due no Tuesday next. The Four per Cent. Debentures were firm at 951 to 1. Turkish stocks showed rather a drooping tendency to-day. The Old Six per Cents. closed at 83 to 84, being at 714 to g 1 per cent. 2l Mexicanowerthanyßoestneardalyeitanoffd offal e l9 N i e to w ia 4. Russian and Dutch stocka continue in demand. The late activity in this department has subsided. Bank of Egypt shares rose about 10s. today. Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were firmer. Commercial B ink of London were quoted 16 to 20, showing an advance. On the other hand, Bank of Australasia and Union Bank of London were quoted about 11. lower than yesterday. There were a few inquiries for the shares of the London District Telegraph Company, at the currens heavy discount. London Dock stock was officially marked 74 and 75, ex div. ; East and West India Dock, 1201 and 121; and Southampton Dock, 63. Colonial government bonds continue in demand. South Australian were quoted to-day at an advance of 1 per cent. The Indian Government Five per Gent. Loan notes are quoted here Is. 91d. to Is. 10d. per rupee. A special meeting of the Irish Feat Company is called for the 22nd inst., "to decide as to the divi sion of the funds in hand." TSB NATIONAL DEBT. (From last night's Gazette.) The Lords Commissioners of her Mojest 's Trea sury having certified to the Commissioner' for the Redaatlom of the National Debt, in Dummies of the Act, 10 Geo. IV., e. 27, sec. 1, that the admit surplus menus of the United Kingdom of Great Britain end Ireland, beyond the actual expenditure thereof, for the year ended the 3let day of /tarok, 1862, amounted to the anon of eight hundred end thirteen thourand, four hundred and one pounds sine shilling. and eight pence. The Commissioners for the B.ednottoe of the National Debt hereby give notice, that the sum of two hundred and three thousand three hundred and fifty powrie armee ehillings and five pence, bring ooe.fourth part of the said surplus of eight hundred and thirteen thousand four hundred and one pounds nine "billings and eight pence, will be spplicd,:under the pro visions of the sold act, between the 6th day of July, 1839, and the 30th day of September, 1859, to the followieg per vis. : rin s e — applied in the purchees of stook 3,350 7 5 To be applied to the purohase of Bzoisequer Bills, commonly called Defidency &Us, made out in pursuance of the Act 67 Geo. 3, cap. 48 203,360 7 6 Add interest receivable on account of done• dons and bequest., to Ds applied to the purchase of stock 210,769 T 5 National Debt.cdfloe, July 8,1859. A. Y. BrxtauAri, Comptnller-(sent. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The mining market remains good in ehansoterr and prices are firm. The inquiries are principally for shares in West Beton, South Frances, Provi dence Mines, North Downs, East Basset, Grambler and St. Aubyn, and Wheal Bassett. Sr. John del Rey Mining shares are still inquired for, and are marked 10. Linares have been dealt in at 101. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The cews of pesos has stimulated bushman in metalr, and many traumatic*a hove taken place at grawrelly improved rates. Toe prices of comer were advanced ymterday ; oaf licieat nitrous has since been evinced to buy to give great buoyancy to the market. Iron Ilea improved with the general °bangs; Scotch pig being sa. per ton higher. Tim telly maintain. its high position, mid English has swain been advanoed la prioe daring tne week. Speller has been dealt in largely. Lead is toady, and tin *um aro bought much more freely, at coosiderably higher prker. A special ineiouig of the Californien Consolidated (Marts Yining Company (Limited) is coiled for the .at of August, to consider a proposal foe • ' , voluntary" winding up. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The °market is somewhat tidier to-day, pines showing • alight decline, eta —Town mllow, 60s. ma cash; Petro,- berg Y.C., ow the spot, 63.. ; July, 635. ; August to &l imber. 63*. 9d.; °motor to Demmter, 64.1. 3d. Meazat Avgasomi.—Town te110w,62a.9d.; lathy ditto, 24. 9d.; yellow Raskin, 345. dd.; melted Ma, 40s. dd.; rough ditto, 7.4 e. 6d.; talkm prams, Ids. ; good derv, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis most trade bridi at the folios lag prima:— Prime meadow hay, 76a. to 80e. ; enperior ditto, NA to 945. ;In ditto, 60s. to 70e.; new ditto, 70s. to 60e.; rowan, 60e. to 70e. • doves, old, 98s. to Me. ; ditto, new, 60s. to 90e. ; straw, is. to Ms. COVENT-OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Gr Tee and pine septa still realise Edo prior. Wilt 101.. s lines have been pleaded and good. Gooseberrica. cur rants, and raspbetrion am also tolerably abundant and cheap. Cheraw and mewl...rim ale rarer. English &priori lire mods their apposeatos. Greengage plums obtain 2a. a dozen. Orange. tetra 3a. ed. and pee 100. No of Jl descriptions continue to tears fair prime Cabbages and From . beats ars plentiful. Rhubarb, asparagus, end ail kale aro gettiog ovor. Pre beans, horn wrote, and globs artichokes ray be obtained in quantity. Cauliflower...we cheaper. New potatoes radios 211101 es. to 15s. per owl. Cucumbers abundant. Cut flowers chiefly connel of orchids. gardentas, kolosantho, lily of the volley, V 10164, 1:1141WILOLIA. heaths, and maw /SUIT. Me 6146.1. 01/1 lb.. P. to is • Piton., per des.. I, to 1. Grapes. per 14, 3s to to otmcuts, do., z• to Is Btraoherrte., for basket. le to to b op. per Oos to to Ss I' sapberrie.. per Inv.. , tid to Is I WM.* yet i! .fdtol4 64 Meow , . mat. Pt tu to APO*. pa dome. Co to If, Peaches ana Net:wham per dot, I Orange., por IW. Os to It. IP. to bus I Len °Mo o pot Om. Is to Is 61 VILOICTA /IL ES. estOttlowers. txr dos.. In to 4.• Cum ober*. psi dn..% to do Weer, rasa. par quart. I.to Is ToM.Un OP, pot dos.. 2s to 41 firo-n., polo.. hone., I. In I. 6d Aruchwiet, pa dos-, Is to 3s Cohlwres. do.. Is dl to oiled root. pot *no Isfd to * A.par..gui. per boodle. .0 od to 6. e..lery. p. boudle. Is tots 64 hbot,,ro. p. bonen., od to At fitutiois. Pre Ih.. : , 4 to lid rrel:CL Bean, p pun.. Is to Isla ratite, per It., 6,1 to so Potatoes. p. ton, :Atil to ItAts Isettooes. soh, Por.dord.ls to Is A -- per boo., lowa 10./ gnat. e. yet Se... Is to In IA per cot.. Is to Pis !lon. IZ:olish, p. him.. Is 63 too. Pets. por th.. KO to 1. Mosnro nu.. P. Pott, Pd to Is fa carr o t, pee °Lau*. In P.a./. per 1: 001ac60. do to lis ?Urn , fai, ~ t. 6666.. Plla Is .16•60....1.11 6 46 61,166.1. p. 6000. Is WI P. 10 MANCHESTER, SITEVVIELD, AND LINCOLNSIIIIti RAILWAY.—The report of the dirtmore of this company meet test the *comets for the half-year allow &iota revenue of 302,8061., • Lott' exuenciture of :59,5111, and r Wilmot of net profit of 143,293/. ; which, with the thawed of 5,2031. brought from the prisms' bal.) air, shwa a total 01141 of 148,498/. omelet!. for interest and dividend. This ie re clusive of any soma receivable tinter the (hellion of undo with the London and Nor h- Western Company. The dtb.mture end other interest charges against the half-year amotuit to 64,4611., the canal annuitire to 13,8461., the divi dend on debenture tarok to 7901., in the 6 per amt. Aare* to 13,6901., on the SI per cent. prefereetce mock to 5,9401, on the 6 per cent. motet to 28,1601 , and the thvo.iend on the new 101. reiermahle 6 pa cent. 'bane to 4,8301. ; otettiror total charge of 139,740, keivinp 8,759/. avulab:e. Oat of this bum a dividend of 4e. ter Aare an the old stork wail heave a balance of 94:1. `"""' CAPTURE OP • JUVENILE FORUER PROM LEEtol. — Information re.chet Satth Sbitlia on Thuraday , as 4 • loath had absconded from Lords attar coauuttiog • forgery, sad that hi was supposed w 1,01.. , goad r ...a a • t. 14 north-tut ports.ports.Snapuron had slrtady noted upon young tam who had been rovicg about She. Ito with mousy in hie possession, and he bat Irv° appratoodril. lie WY yeavorday brought before tn.. Shinier asuprnuer acid re eame of minded' The ebartre is one of hay= tor,* the Hr. Vanes, the yudtlia waiter, to r cheque .1 531., on GCII of the Leads bask., sad of basica runaway wrth the money. The prisuaer only )6 piara of .go. Woos . he 39 *OVeltriSMl l / 2 roam at er, sod • N. note Were found upon had, t Vetter with jaw.. - t• —ea .ch•ch he had rpaot 281., and a •is barrelled Irrolyrr, reedy loodel awl seeded. He was 1 wattled by a bar-tirraaaa NeekusaLual dos!, for which be bad gives ,