The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-13 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSR OP COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Mew nee et Wens Vend'. Mr, MEMBERS. Mr. &mien sett Camel Sneer took the cadr and their Nay the first be Weetweem_ the weed fat Cardiff. CHURCH BATHE ABOLITION BILL. Mr. DILLW TS, I. the Wean of Mr him Trenweity bon ill health, moved the ex.d reels' of the Bill for the Abelfew of Church Rode. Mr. DC CAN E moral se se anamdmenet thet the bill be rid • woad time epee tels day ida menthe. fie use rir:tto take teed apes the sides law , It. mo tionsimperfec rather then Ide west to • MU which waa Idle MAW then a emismire s epalisties. Loebteg at the Menai Mee ti the country wpm this emblem, sad the lowan tibia led hem made in the abwrivrattre Memel of the beam, be egad set "lime thet the day had yet seined when the dew of thank wee MAW be mend. There was se room to aspen • "swamies upon the bill if they went We esm ta men it it wee amply • mown of shandom, mid the only way to meet in grbeenie was by girths it a Miran ea,Wive. Ogee MAMA there& viten end all \epee of • sanded. cet • comproeine were at as end; mid, kt justice to the bane tithe wahtielied church, be called twee the home to throw out the bill. He drilled that then wee any just Enfor paring the bill; the median:tory state of the id ambled the mei Mt, is • twentieth of the perishes of Eagleed sad Wake to reline themselves from the pay meet damn* nem ad became that was so it we purely proposed that church ratee should be abolialvid te the remathiag sixteen-twentieths. So long as we recognised se established church, the.. meat be come fund retard for the support of its fabric. The voluntary pr.nciple weal sot (mace sad, thereto., if the supporters of this MN wen dawn/ to matertala • tompromine, the advocates of church rates wee prepared he meet them in • conciliatory mid liberal spirit. The came of religion and educedon amid sot be regale/Ad by the prim 011a of supply sad dewed. It we the duty iTaie to provide church amommodation for the poor ; and if parliament sbolished these rates without • =betitu . it would be quit* beyond the power of the national establish ment to discharge the duty. He calk." upon the home, filially, to reject the bill ea being one of the memento advocated by the Liberation Sockty for bringing *bout the separation of church *ad state. Church-rates once abolished, there would be • desperate straggle to destroy tithes, and the restless senor dee of such violations of the tights el property would follow up that by • direst blow aimed at the very iminemee of the eshiblishosent Its.lf. deprAtieg that men now et the eleveath hour the friends of the church were ready to weal to a immerged,* is a *pint of peace, he conele by Ingle( the house to die m...femme. ILO v manure of uncoeditkeal abolition. Lord R. MONTAGUE wooded the suiendmen,t Having that the real obj.ct of the sup , portere of the bill we to sever the church from th e state, They openly prolassed that the ultimate object they had In view was to redoes the hurc.b to the position of an ordinary c*. They held that the mate had nothing to do wish religion , and be wawa the home that it must be melded tocoecede a much larger gess tios if it weed tot* bill. Mr. E. BAINES admitted, as • dinienter, that be did not approve of the unlou of ctinroh and mote, wed ebeald COIF OCleSti 3 Oly rejoice to Mt., it abolished. He trwid with the doctricou of the church ; hut at the same Was he could not concede to it the right of tithing for its support those winds' not need its lEMONI. Relights should be self. reliant, and every sect should be left to support its own elrirce. Mr. ROI:MELEE opposed, sad Mr. MELLOR supported the bill. The debate was preesediag al= mg report left. L 79101 BANI OP LONDON.-(PHISDAY.) The twenty-second halt-yrarly general meeting (f the propricuirs of Ibis bank wan heM this morning at the eat,' Wwblul meat itt Priainersinnit, Bank, Sir PILTEM. L it Jur in lb. chair. The kilowing rerrt was rind by ths ascretny le prierotiog the twenty-second report on the affairs of Ibe beak, Me dirrcton have the plasters of entitle, that der des proreine for bad and doubtful debts. payment of ell charges, includiog the sum of 47,9531. 13e. 31. for Were paid sad doe to customer. on their carnet and brisk acconate, and deducting 13,5781. 2.. 21. for re bels if bile ask yet due, the net mita of the Mir ror 'sang lag Nth of June last, together with the gm of UAW. 12s. 54., brought krone on the 32st of D.cemlier lest autocue to 90,12/1. CS 61. The directors hove sew to dedare a dividend Li the lan en months, at the rate of 10 per nat. per annum, sad • boar of 21 pee coat. on the paid-up capital of the costray, waken, with a dividend and balsa paid in January lest, 16 per cent. per annum. After parapet of the above, entreat leg to 45,0001., sad spropriatieg 45,0001. t 3 the esearsed toad, which will he thereby augmented to 210,0001., there will remain a uttapprobrieted belance of 1231. Oa dd., to he carried Snead to a new profit and loss serannt. The "toe of the reserve* food thin Increased hes wabiel tbe erectors to cony late effect their interatomic( praising • perks of it, end thee modernsit directly reatanoratt ye Is the proprietors. Tory have therefore realise! as mach of Us prism' Isosslimat as, with the addition of the 44,0001., he reencee • sus ef 110,0001., and have appropelabol inch son by Wise 20,per ern. or V. per share, to the paid op capital of the company, ilaiing a baker of 106,1621. Is. 2d. merle, which tales at the con price of 871, seaman to 94,633/. la, er takes at the price of this day, an 94, omelets ' to 102,7411. 9.. 2d. The disietore contident/y eaticipate that • dividend at the same nits as that sow declared can be maintaised en the enlarged rod op capital of 720,0301, after making due re vising annually for the indent incraas of the marred lead until it again ainetanta to • non that will Amity the devotee. is making • farther appspriatins of It is cartel. The Segovia( Stratton retire by rotation, viz. Meters. W. 8. flimsy, 11. (1. Gordon, awl 8. Bale, 51.1" , who, being eligible, offer threvives, and are recommended by the mart for re-election. Tag dirdeed sad boom .011 be payable es and tiger Wedesday, the 20th last." Steeliest of scoreocut.— Liabilities —M.—Paid-op atrial, 101 per share se 60,000 shares, 600,0001. Dee by the beak ca cermet *mounts, deposit receipts (including istereat acereed), tinnier ester, he., 9.6.01,91. 17s. 64. Reserved teed, taunted in coterie sad New Three per Gate., as per rostra, 163.6001-10.446.9631. 17e. ft garples. 103,7001. 2.. ed.-10,650,664/ Oa Id, Assete—Cr.—Caeb is the teak, at the Beek of Englsed, sad at mil, 1,711,7451. 6e. ; (..seenneent stork, Exchequer Bill., awl City goad., 717,6001 ; loan, bills, discoen.el, tr., 7,647,9634 10.. 84. • 171,3711. Is. 24. Carols (tales at 671, preset vales bales 93) sad 16 6641. 4.. 14. New Three per Costs. weerved feed, 165.0001 ; bask prettenes, consisting of freehold haildiage 4. Princee-wrest, Meanies house-atm t. Argyll- plow aid i f teet•r4reet; and bre end ix ten. of 4, PSI-nag Lbw, 106,3764 —10,660.6641.0 r. Id. Apprepriatta of the eerier— Di yoked os paid-up earn!, fee half yen, to 30th Jute, 1859, nor declared at 6 per mot , 30,0001.; Wass now declared, at 21 per cast , 15,1100(. • 'd eities to reserved kw), 15,0001 —90,0001. Carried to refit sad lees sew secoast, on —Rebate of interest on bills not yet dee, 11,670/. 2.. 2d. ; uadiri fed peat. 1224 Os 63 .- 103,7001. 3s. M. Purples, ...bor. after deducting all ex pense sad latest (17.9331. las. 3d.) pan or des to cue same we their curries red deposit ecreunts.lo3,7ool. 2.. Be. The Cnatatealit etwiesived diet afar bowleg No very ratifying • nowt as bed jaet been read, It meld be is i : g l i t a r:ersessy Le his to Widen on the dividend sad boonwhich, aka legether with what limpid M the last division. wee erne to the rate of 16 per coat. Wend the am added to the paid es cartel, whcia was a mom duo small ba rrows Be novel duo the report be siersi, prist.d, and ellessithei. Meat bear.) 30,, ranntrass to dinictor) ~coded the motive. Mr. Dopy, Asoiatori did we wee with the repeat, beeenee a lea frothing to gad fault with. (Laughter.) Mr. J. Drowns, is NS who had oa previous eamiese templekted of the lenge appropriation to the re-ern oze ss eged that • Leger basin ought to have bees dividek if bolos the prate thew had made far the bone& of porosity, wee bored to admit gnat the wane the directors had puniest is eddies from that feud 20 per cast to the paid-up etert.l wait the ream rudest. As he naderelsed, the 104 paid-up germ would start as 131. paid-ep ahem., and their dividend would be haseaktemed—se the aretoun beloved they to old maintain the NUS rata erste the istenseed cepitel—instead of 30.., ado, a ahem (" Year, hear," from the Chairmen ) The stalutioe woe ussitionowly eispad ; and the ritir g director. have' bees re-eleceed rem of thenke wave rd in favour of IS* ehairaisa, Mr. gmbegerner, the mane or, gad the other isediageacen friths beak LW its eaveral treaches. THE TOwER H Vdt.F.Ts MILTTIA.-711111 DAT.)— Th • townie" Belinsberees sod its seig booths( d were sm:isonad by the se actualise of the art Brewing of Timer Hamlets Militia be the pares of endergelse Ire usual per.rl of teetsty-one days tr.inior end 111e114111. The ma arrived in &mouses.. sad they were all oe the ground by 10 o'cloeb, except a few atraggida who had either mistaken the time or had kited 00019 dilB.ulty In sadist up their marital spirit. The letterer was • very strong tee, there being apparently +boat 600 emu present, iadepsedent of the m otos:nisei. n.. 1 irtioere. The blew grade of odious orreoliNi • god dela of ex. Stoniest in oosamptears of their trilient uniforms, which for the mid part ses entirely nee. The mem WPM presented st hemliquar'sts as they newer 1, sad their wore sera called over by l b . Adjutant. The regiment will be diabesdel on Tuesday. August 2, prior to arida Items will be • drat led day, on which the owe will bs reviewed by as one r of one of her Majesty's I. MA, regimente. TUB CIIELTIOULAM GRAMMAR FiClloo2.—Tbe President sad Pellune ef C. roes Christi College, Otford, have ek , red the Rev. Hoary Hayman, Wit., Isle Fellow of BR PAWS C.4let., Uaf ad, Lao Jr). bead menus of 81 Oleve's Greaser flow heart, to be bad Neater of the above school. W. (Bury Post) ate cony to report that severs' fields of barley and dhow la d iron perm of the seiglakes. bowl of for wiles mud bay. bass bblibted. hot where be* trim We blight rho ladled* es wty mad stowlaut La rant. It is Geld diet wheel vrBl be eat be tbe em:y part nt art , %wk. and. an the mos is fast riprnise; the feteral berytet will ba eirly. Ths potato disease bee ok'.roady 'nada 0.4 eptetret.er. La* ia several footman de lo erl in the root Mature the top is sfirc'ed. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. i (11T ILICTILIC TZLZORAFIL) LIVERPOOL ADIETING.-(THIS DAY.) NURSERY PLATE. Flee furlongs. Who Hawley. New Forest Den, f by Jim, Smut, Aim's, sad I by Leaw-gurou we bent. Pstu FORIPRIT.—B• Quiet and Tommy Noble. BENTINCK STAKES. Newly one mile end a bell. Botany, Lady ILMoon, Heiress, led Bankrupt ambers. Pare FORFEIT.— 01yt0p443, Bat, Maid of Derwest, Stake, sad PfeCOOOS Swag MERSEY STARES. Ralf . mile. Lay, Had of Lyme, sad Montrose ars here. CROXTRTH HANDICAP. Sic furloap. Lay Kingston sad Boum, sae laws. ENTRY FOR KNOWSLEY HANDICAP. One mile• Jock Briar, 9st Nb ; Kn. Stows, 7st 61b; Itsettab, 7et Elarasy, dst i Ile; Confectioner, 6,1 alb. Otani Asatt.tts.—Ancient Britian, Defender, Birdbslt, Otsystork, Coalition f, Daniel, and Gift. Tw groand is very hoed. LIVERPOOL Car.—Leegrangs was struck out yeeterdsy N 2 p.n.; TM Haan et p.m. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANxn..- (Before Kr. Oommissioner LOT JULION EN T. The bankrupt, Beejetain Lovell, a currier, of North ampton, eed foe bis certificate. Mr. Lawrence supported. Mr. Begley opposed for the eseigneee, charging the tank rapt with whiles trading and with obtaining geode ow credit tibia he was on the brink el failure. Pt His Hower, ahem eoanderiag the use, said that the eon- a dont of the baskrupt, if not actually fraudulent, cams so sal sear that description that it was difficult to distinguish it titt from fraud. He would. however, give the bankrupt the beeefit of the doubt, which wart not so couch se to hie con- it 1 duct, se to what accordiag to boom of the decisions condi. hued fraud, and would simply suspend the haus of the cot- jr. tificate for a long period, placing the bankrupt where he de- hi revved to be, in the third and lAA claw. The beaky IL„ rapt commuted his account in March, 1857, with a dent teary of 6001., and he now owed 3,9801. to unseenred crarfitore . , beeidee a large amount of liabilittee, in all 8,1411. ; while the area, lICC9I ding to hie own estimate, were ouly Neil., sad not half thie amount would be realised. While his mete were only 1,0101, on a return of 26.0004., the lestea by bad debt alone were R . - 1,8001., so that the term profits" was wholly falltieiotte. In addition to hie reviler business at North ampton, he had assigned goods to Bridlington of which he had rendered a very impeded account. Such conduct was , reckless and Improvident In the extreme. He wee silo charged with obtaining flesh credit from Mr. Sandbach, at a period when be must have known he wait hopeleeely insolreut, and could not poesibly p.y for the goode. In the mind of the court this amounted to fraud ; but some late decision, of the Court of Appeal showed that the Lords Justices did not go to that ex- I tent. fleedbach himself did not oppose; had he does di the court would have rent the cue to the Lords hutted. Hs a h.d signed the assignment, and it was therefore to be in- et (erred that he had no very howls feeling to IL the bankrupt. Another case woe that of Mr. ahem, bt who had let the bankrupt have 1001. on • bill, the et failure occurring jast ea the bill became due. Sheppy, it was maid, had gone in • rage, and insisted on helping himself to horses, carts, and other articles of the bankrupt's property; but this amount of pressure was sufficient to re have the bankrupt from the charge of fraudulent preference. On the ground of reckless trading the certificate nut be suspended for twelve mootbs, sad it could °sly be rat the third dad. The buthrupt's conduct se a trader had been ecandalous ; sad had Mr. Seadbsch °pouted, the protection would have been withheld. As it was the bankrupt might have protection for three mouths, renewable unless cause were shown to the anteary. Mr. Lawmen, for the bankrupt, Meted th It be had been without allowance all through the cam, and asked that a small ants might be given. The assignees consenting, Ilia Honour raid that the allowance which was meant for the support of a bankrupt ought not to depend on conduct. He might have 30e. a week from the but examination. IN RE LTONOpLUBMITU. The bezikrupt was a cijar•deeler sad esport merchant, of Fimbory-play and St. Seithin's-lane. Tne case hot bees recently refine the public in the police reports, the bankrupt being under a charge of obtaining goods within three months of his bankruptcy, soh intent to defiant his creditors. This wee the sitting for choice of assignees. The statement of affairs prepared by Marra Runt, shows liabilities of 7,0001., vial mooted I,ooof. or 1,3001. The bankrupt was not brought ay. as be has to appear again at the polkc•-court to-morrow. Mr. P. Brien, carpet warshomman, Rrtngball•stteet, was doom trade &soignee, end Mr. Panned is the offloiall assignee. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MAMOION-1101J8E. Bemuse! Sheppard, 17, was charged with sassultieg Charles FYI. The presioator said lewd. a quartermaster living at Mod est& Yesterday alternate he was passing through Billings. gahreserker, with a friend, sad *mug a diaturbsoce be meet up to see what it was about. He saw a lot of man and bids, 'Leong whom was the prisoner, throwlag lockets end tish at one enether. A hags basket without a bottom, but the sides of which were covered with MO, thrown by emus Invisible hand, fell our his heed and the of 'mother nun. While trying to entrkele Memel, he mw the prisoner pick up a ash's bead, sad tkaow it at him (precentor). It struck him in the dice, and WOW made him sick with the stench. Promestor'e friend corroborated his evidence, end added that he blatealf wee struck by several tithes( her* which be had sea the prisoner throw. Pelicheartable 620—When I told Ids what he wee charged with, he denied that be bad thrown say ashes' beads e ell He made use of very bed language, and refused at first to p to the station. They are oonsteetly doing the same kind of thing, and there is scarcely a day pease that I am not called to step it. No respectable person can pale partly through the market, owing to the conduct of them lade. Lord Moyer ( to prisoner)—What have you to PI Prisoner—l don t know nothing about it, your wonbip. I was lookiecon from a seat where I sae eitu, whee toe proboscises told me I must go to the Motion ; a nd se I did nothing, at firm 1 refused. Lord Mayor (to prisoner)—Had Lou not better try to settle it ells the prosecutor Prosecute-1 would rather leave it in your lordship's hands. Lod Mayor—Well, then, I mu.t put a stop to this. The pubbe bushier of the market most not be disturbed by a penal of boys, sad I shall Sae you 20s, or 14 dap. • WANDSWORTH. ersemeaeth coin OF SNIBEzzLEMENT. Charles !Valiant IV Leal, • enderoato Iv looking young man, we, brought betas Mr. Inheres on remand, charged with embrulmg the sum of 1401.. belonging to Mums. Thorne, the proprietors of the Nice Elms Brewery. It appeared from the evidtmea that tho prisoner had been In the serum of the preesoutors about two year. and • half se collector and arietent clerk. He was originally engaged in sawyer to en adveetisement, end security was taken trots the Guarantee Society. The gee.test confidence wee pieced in him, and each WA s the respect held for him by the Sr., that his decoy was increased front 30e. • week to 1201. per annum. It was part of hie deity to collect orders from the different castousere to receive money, and oe other oettee slow to ambit in the clerk's titre. It was also hie duty to pay ewer all money he received is the course of the day, when be retuned borne, and if Mr. Thome wee not prevent, to plate it in a safe in the office until toe se it morning. Da nog the last two or nth. Mr. Thorne had been apatite to ta lent* hi. account. of the year and he proved a del ciesey of 1081. The mysteey c Adeline be explained, and the prisoner wee recoested to Grist In going through the bloke, se n r suspicion was aVacoad to him. Imbed of the dillcal being diecovered, the ecconnte become more ri mad at Ise, on Friday, the 24th a 1.., Mr. expressed he determination to call in en antomataat if be could tot find out the moths of the account, being wrong. Toe pritoeer, upon hearing this became vary fidge•y, and Mr. Thome for the first time, suspected something wee wrong. He waited for sone time, and at teat the prisoner confeiteed that he wee the math of it, end that he was very miserable in consequence. He we. then coked how ho had done It, and, he replied, by entering the credit. in the tapes without pessing them thonigth the wee. csah•bork. He enteetpeady gave a bet of his dela:cities. amounting to upwards of lON. hot it &Seawards 'tramline! that be had not given them all for other& were ms:overed not only in I•eir year's ..moon' a, bat in three of the you before. F.ndinz the the G4lffilltta Society wee relacthnt W prosecwe, Hr. 1 14,1rA0 woo compelled to 'tea the prisoner into cothdy, Si: ewe were maimed, sad the deposi i ins having Len taken end reed ever, Mr. Ingham filly committed the prisoner for trial. ----- --- Reports from Yariteath state that moot of the Scotch boats tiara loft, devil - TM, of bend able to make any thing by the ovum,. Altogether both the herring and osselomel d.beros bare beau the molt unproductive for pare rd. TII3 Pratte Ravrtre.—The total receipt at the ' Bask of England to the credit of the Exchequer in the year ended the 31.0 of NI ocb. 1359, essous.el to the sum of 80,161,906/., red a Waste of income and credits, amm% - fug to 7,803,2201.. rev:aced is the riiffera of the Walt on the owning of the 31.0 of Womb, beeidoe a balsas at the Birk of Inland of 1,255,31394 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1859. SHARE LIS2S-21113 Di). Two o'Cuxi. The railway share market this morning exhibits / a farther important rise. Berwick stock has ad ranted If per cent. ; South Eastern, I per cent.; / North British and Midland about per cent., and molt of the other leading descriptions about f per cant. Present quotations are as follows : London and North Western stock, 98 to 1; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 981 to 97; Caledonian, 411 to it 1 per share ; Batch Eastern, 221 to 1 per share; tt Berwick, 941 to 961; York and North Midland, 76 to f ; Great Wooten, 681 to 69; Eastern C3untics 691 to 601; North British, 671 to 68; and London South Western, 96 to 1. It will be noticed that Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. Lombardo-Venetian Railway old shares have risen to 21 to 31 press., and the new to 21 to 21 Fem. The French, Indian, Canadian, Brazilian, and 13e1- gien railway shun present likewise a general lad x. - y/MCC OLDINLLT SHAUN AND IPPOOLL 1 Yd.' li•Etw•r• a " I "I" "it..wr -ik."4 ,..uftwev i gi h Cass. Jar le) earl WWI- vrd 110 CaL flago a olo ll.7-air•= . : M .s p.. • , • r. ea r - arr O 0 De. at kt; R.ll.l=l:4Th -10% 11.0 *warn Mai VAN • 100 Da Oime ell Ibis 11000 " Drt t lyeas 1,0 Ours% Ice mop. k *lb ."'"' a a wilt 11004.0.1 1* Deo. 11,111ane !qt.( g : 01 f4 0411- 1 qOO 194 Ba. 00. L. bat 11001. airal . 110 *rat Fairs. 100 Dattemasaarema 011 lawasat sad 0•0110-.. 11 i IIL tNow 100 lostratir• mod Tamura I Pe. 0% ri 011 De. 00 DS , %E - Wa4 1110104/ Uolaa 100 lanwica sad 10.11. 5. 101 ttar=ioooo/ea. l ay Di. eo Lasisa a Wilma. 101 Ithaca, alot..l6Datiala.a. ,1101rove11a1 .o UM. al. owe 111.00001 ail Nrwreall• awl Wash.- 011 1 I Dom '1 40711 .. t 'ortbers-aitlliitiles aut:ll Raba ▪ • Dena Dena. 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Loa 40 2411.6/04101 1 / 4 01 . 41.1 De.11.04.4400111W11011 0.1. 104.0 .. ....... -.sou 12 °l l4 l . l reet. I aim iiL a rils, .:.1 Irenta i rse Ctik.l I Mgio War sad im A l IlaiLDlstalATeLl . . 1! 44 4 .1 , if 6.1 =r0a2 11. NI VisessAT. ttr a tre= _ ill. - New itgirei' LD — o. — "l.: 13 Do. do. C Psi aim laDdiNla DeiVr alema Gaail. ions ma Items Melia Am !ovum Audrelaa Led arlat. T. MDR Do. Daltaired kteDe.litat. liC.~ - ,~.~ .-- f - f s n 14 :off 1 I $1 l 6 ii ii Is Li 111 Ili • II 1 14,4 ' 6 11 1 en ••• i ez par f •et I ts ,1 1; i i in i - ti Ids ii 1 i i du 11. e 11 t tT • 11 ••• I i,pm IPS VT. .ti i MS frtd 1 I 9 IM D 4 031r2AL WLY4L The numerous holders of securities of the Illinois Central Railway Company will read with interest the following letter from Mr. Cobden : London, July 6,1869. Mears Robert Benson and Co., Gresham House. Dear Sir,—On the occasion of the visit which I lately paid on my own amount to the United States, many of the share holders of the Illinois Central Railroad Company forwarded me their proxies through your house; I think it only an act of courtesy to send a fur remarks upon what fell under my observation, leaving you to deal with this letter as you may think proper. I shall not go into any details respecting the statistic*, finances, &c. , of the concern which may all be found secure tely stated in the last anneal report of the di rectire, end in the reports of Mr. Fisher, and of Messrs. Wheeler and Smith. I paid two visits to Illinois, had free soma to every department of the land office and the railway, travelled over ovule mile of the line by daylight, and male several excursion into the interior among the farmers. The railway appeared to nee to be under the management of competent and tenetworthy ponces ; but 1 have had no practical experience in railroad matter, and therefore my judgment could add little weight to wh at bag been said by others. I wee told there rolling stock ready for double the pretext traffic, end Captain McClellan, the vice-preedent, was looking forward to the result of the pre sent hareett, and to the opening of the through line of rail road to New Orleans, for • large increase In the earnings daring the aiming autumn. I have no doubt that in a few months his expectations will be realised, but in the meantime it would be omelets to speculate on the matter. My attention was directed principally to the land department, which constitutes the peculiar feature and the chief value of the undertaking. The com pany bad a grant of about 2,600,000 eras of lend, bordering on the railroad, of which nearly one-ball has been sold on credit to immigrants ; and the most important question for the shareholders is, "Will this land be paid for P" On Inquiry, I found that the settlers amounted in number to 10,090, and that their average perch/wee were about 120 acres each. Being the first comers, their farms were of course near to the railroad end the station*. This circumstance, together with the impronsmante which bad taken place—such as the breaking up and fencing the hind, and the erection of homes or other buildings—had certainly added 60 per cent. to their value. There mimed, therefore, to be no reasonable motive for quitting the laud. On looking over the correspondence in the Land Otline, during the put year—which has been a period of great suffering in Illinois and the whole north-wet of the United Slates a nd Canada. owing to a calamitous Base in the crops in 1858 —I found that the settler', almoet to a men, expresed anxiety to remain on their land ; and whilst ask ing, ate they did in the great majority of cases, for an ens:t ake of credit, they promised to fulfil their engagements after they had gathered in the ensuing harvest. On Inquiring from those who had had the greatest expellant in selling lead in Illinois, I found there unanimously of opinion that the company's land would be paid for. Not so much im portance seemed to be attached to the punctual payment of promissory notes gives for land as to the regnlar discharge of the intone; whilst the meet essential condition of all was that the purchasers should be occupyleg and improving the lend, which, under such circumstances, wan estimated to double in value in fin years. I may odd, that it is the de liberate opinion of the gentlemen at the bead of the Land Department in Chicago, that not three per cent. of the company's settlers would throw up and abandon their pentium The only question then remaining we., whether these fanners, who wore generally men of smell capital, would have It in their power to pay for their farina F The terms on which they were purchased allowed five years for payment, In instalments of 20 per cent. I was told that upon evil so nob as to require no mature fur many years, and wLere no outlay of capita or labour was necessary for clearing the forest, or removing any other oternotion from the tunics it was easy, with ordinary seasons, for the fame to raise enough produce to pay for his farm in five years. The greater put of the western lands had, I found, been par. dared out of the proud of the labour of the immigrants, who bad generally started with very little capital. The re sult of my inquiries was, that I came away Walled both with the willingness and ability of the company's seniors to pay for their land. It is note's, for an Englishman to realise, excepting from the evidence of his senor, the nature and extent of the prairie soil of Illinois. For hundreds of miles you p INS over a @lightly undulating surface without teeing a bill, or rock, or ravine, or an sexed barren or broken ground to obstruct tbe progress of the plough. Alter examining the lauded property of the company, I came to the conclusion that, although the cost of the Behead will, including logs of interest, exceed the first estimate by 50 per ant., the land will surpass the value originally put upoo it to a still greater extent, and will, if judiciously managed, ultimately defray the whole expense of the railway.—l remain, dear sirs, yours faithfully, R. Convert. FATAL EFFECTS OF THE TrEATIIBR. Yestetday the heat of the weather was severely felt in the metropolis, and several cases of death from sun stroke were reported to have taken place at the east end of Lusdon and the suburban distriets. Twat men, named Oeorge And-reon and Theme Duncan, were at work in a held at Stratford, when they were suddenly prostrated to the ground by the extreme heat, and remained inesamiole for come minutes. A medical gentlemen wee called, but the two unfortunate men were dead. The immediate cause of death seas mop:akin of the brain. Information was alio forwarded by Mr. Webb, the summoning offioer of Bt. Mary, Whltechapel, to the coroner for East Middles; respecting the death of a prow man who it was supposed died from the excessive heat of the weather, and hie peculiar employment, at a auger baker's no doubt scmimated the calamity. A number of the ounetables belonging to the metropolitan pollee-fora, have been iumpelled to relinquish their duties owing to the con tinual exposure to the rays of the man, sad many have com plained to their superior officers of the pain they endure through wearing their heavy stiffened military etocke, which are omorructed of leather. The men aloe, in consequence of the orders of the elouniesionere, meet still keep ther thick coats buttoned up round their necks and continue the use of their leathern belts while on day duty. Several persons while walking in the Regalia Pork, Hyde Park, St. Jamert's Park, and Victoria Parke, were taken ill from the powerful off, cis of the rue, and two respectably dressed &make fell down in a state or inernalbility ebbe promenading in the latter place. After a short time they were suilkiently motivered to be taken to their respective homes. Dr. Challice, the deputy-cora:or, held two inquests yesterday at Sktoredireh sod Poplar, on the bodice of meow I who bad died from the oppressive heat of the weather, which seems to hove prorated cxhanali in from whi,l the patients gredeelly leak and died. On Sunday the youngest daughter of Mr. W. B. Wiley, gold pencilmse manufacturer, (heat Hampten-attest, Bir mingham, died from the 'Recur of a romp de soled. She wee airsick about half-past twelve o'clock, sod expired about five the sum afteran os. Th'ir i 1 the rialy Maumee of the kind,mp the Birmi.gAsas hasty Post, that ba, comae to our kumiliftliduateg pewit hot wasallar. 1 If g 5 u 11 i ft 1 - 01 111 z 67 St i sa Ili Il LI I /IBM SIIIOUIII ILS al tit 11: 'il l: 1 71 I l i II 191 lili WI ad e 16 7 105 i 4, I; 110 IaLNIOU& MONEY MAltii.E2.-2BIS LA I, Two o'CLOat. The funds opened this morning with extraordinary buoyancy, at a fresh advance of 1 per cent., in con sequence of the confirmation of yesterday's news of the conclusion of peace. A number of tuna fide sales, however, followed, and prices gave way to a point 1 per cent. below the closing point of yester day. The market is now firmer again, bat Consols are not quoted higher than they closed yesterday. In every other department of the Stock Ex change, however, great animation prevail.. All classes of securities, including, more especially, foreign bonds and railway shares, particularly Lom bardo-Venetiao, exhibit a further important rise. No telegrams have yet been received from the Paris Bourse. The Three per Cent. Rentes closed yesterday afternoon at 69.90 for the amount, show ing a rise of It per cent. compared with the closing quotations of Monday, and being only a trifle below the highest point reached yesterday. Consols are officially marked 96/, 961, 961, and 951 for money; and 961 and 96 for the 9th of August. The opening price was 964 " buyere," and the lowest point of the morning 951 to 96. The present quotation is 96 to 1 for money and the mount. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 222 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 961 to ; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to ; the India Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 951 to 1; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 95 to 951; India Bond., at 2.. to 7s. die.; and Exchequer Bill., at 265. to 29e. prem. The foreign stock market is very active, a strong demand being experienced for most descriptions of stock. In all instances prices have advanced. The rise in the Turkish loans amounts to 21 per cent., the Old Six per Cents. being now quoted 834 to 841, and the New 711 to 721. Transactions have taken place as high as 85 in the former, and 73 in the latter. The ex tent of the advance in other descriptions may be gathered from the official list of sales given below Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 931• Dutch Twoand-a-Half per Cents., 651, 66,ex div. (exchange 126.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, for account, 1091; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 69fr. 250. (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., 191, 19, 191 ; New Granada Deferred Bonds, 61 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 901, 90, 91 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 43$ ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half Gents., 97, 971, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 86, 88 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 43, 434, 431, ex dix. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 321, 32, ex die.; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 84, 831, 85, 841; ditto Six per Cents. 1858, 72, 71, 73, 711, 721; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1044, 1041; Venezuela New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 281, 29, ex &T.; ditto New 1 per Cents., 151, ex die. It is understood that some considerable pircela of sovereigns have already been withdrawn from the Bank for harvest purposes ; and the movement will doubtless continue. This drain, however, being domestic and not foreign, has little real importance, as the reflux of the coin at a later period is almost a matter of certainty. The steamers Edward Hawkins and Russian have arrived from St. Petersburg, with about 172,0001. in gold. The Adonis, from Oporto, has also brought 14,0001. in specie, and the Sultan, from Lisbon, 6,5341. , There were no bullion operations of importance at the Bank yesterday. The purchases for the Continent amounted to the large sum of 340,0001., viz., 132,0002. hy the Monica, from Melbourne; 86,000/. by the Europa, from Boston; 92,000/. by the Edward Haw kins, from St. Petersburg ; 21,0001. by the Nimroud, from Melbourne; and 10,0001. by the Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa. It is expected that the residue of the Russian gold will also be sent away. It appears from the New York advice, that the steamers Ocean Queen and Kangaroo were about to leave for Europe with 300 , 0001. in specie. The fiaxonia had sailed with 20,000/. The demand for silver continues active for the Cal cutta and China steamer of the 20th int., and the quotation for bars has advanced to 621 d. per ounce, and for Mexican dollars to 800. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon in some instances was rather adverse. Bills on Holland and Hamburg were quoted slightly lower. The principal demand, however, was for paper on St. Petersburg and Austria, for which quotations considerably less favourable for this country were established. The rate on Vienne, which was quoted on Friday last 13.60 to 13.75, fell yesterday afternoon to 12.40 to 12.60. Our usual list is given below : Amsterdam, three month'', 11.14 to 1; ditto abort, 11.12 to 1; Rotterdam, three mouthe d j. 14 Antwerp, t h re e months, 26.71 to 16 ; mssi Memo, three monthr, 13.3 to ; Yams, throe days at, 26.71 to 121; ditto, three mouths, 26.321 so 71 ; Freukfort-oa the-lielne, three mouths, 116 to 1; Petersburg, per rouble, due* months, 34 to 1 ; Vkona, ed do., three months, 12.40 to 60 ; Trieste, ditto, three mouths, 12.40 to 60 ; Madrid, thus mouths, 49 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 491 to i; Leghons, three mouths, 30.06 to 10 ; Chaos, three months, 25.76 to 80; Nrs, three menthe, 401 to 411; Palermo, three mouths, 122 to 123: Mamba, this, moaths, 122/ to 123; Lisboa, days, 611 to 1; porto, 90 daye, 611 to 62. A statement which obtained extensive publicity in the journals yesterday morning, that the contract for the conveyance of the Australian mailsvia Panama has been awarded to Meese. Howard and Lever, M.P., is understood to be incorrect, or, at the least, prema ture. There is an impression that the government do not exactly know their own minds on the matter, and that they hesitate whether or not to refer the contract to the Committee of the House of Commons which is about to be appointed. After the formal in vitation of tenders, this seems rather a late period for hesitation ; and loud complaints of the delay are beginning to be heard in circles connected with the colonies, the more especially as this service is of a somewhat exceptional character, a large por tion of the subsidy being furnished by the colonies themselves. The Australian mail is now eight days overdue. Advice's from the United States report an active interchange of communications between the govern ment and Senor Matta, the minister accredited by the Jaws party in Mexico to Washington. Some treaty or other arrangement is said to be in course of negotiation. There is, however, no question of any ces sion of Mexican territory, which by the constitution Juarez has no power to grant. It is alleged that Senor Matte's object is to obtain for the Juarez go vernment the usistance of the United States,. with a view to bringing the present internecine strife to a termination, and that meanwhile a number of Ame rican officers are about to kin the forces of the fede ralists in Mexico. The British eqoadron is ordered off Vera Cruz to protect British property and to watc fhoovr the er the benefit of the conventionfulfilmentof thee and Ep eementla g r is ly made il boedholdere, by which the latter are to receive 33 per cent. of the customs revenues at Vera Cruz and Tampico in liquidation of accruing divid!nds a nd arrears. As regards th e 800,0001. in mlur , which has been stopped at Jalapa, there is an im pression that very little belongs to British subjects, the British houses in the city of Mexico being derstod to have refud to mit specie by that tooda o cta, after confer s r e ing w it h O Mr. tway, the British minister. The work of laying the new telegraphic cable between Weybouroe, in Norfolk, and Tuning, in Denmark, was commenced on Monday by the steamer William Cory. Up to 1 o'clock yesterday 100 mils of cable was successfully paid out, It is anticipated that the rest, making, in all, 350 miles, will be laid to Heligoland by tonight, and that complete tele graphic communication with Denmark will be esta blished by Friday. The indigo miler, the course of which must be a good deal affected by the announcement of peace, ri I 161 g IS see N N. Ull ▪ I.t £I 181 106 118 68 18 AG II U 911 11 13 pa 68 11 19 pa I 1 1 1 Sa a OP el II 117 111 Se eft w ll. IT se 11. gf3 IN Is le 1 1 il l 0 M 67 i - 3 see I I* 411• RI 11 IOU F Di 31 414 hi he • of 11 241 ne ; 111 ghl a 72 i, 14 'et 4 2 • 111 Ili teas cosi Ai I am (16 1 1 1 1 94 1124 96 MI i W mr 1001 911 19 19 P 4 PO if 13 /9 12 18 99 110 1 6 Ha 11 11 49 111 169 111 6 119 100 lt3 100 161 119 163 M 100 PO 96 Al it H 01 j 114 10 1. 01 111 10 19 X _ 1 Of fl. it Of 4/o lf 1 Ws Si 1 61 114 13 IN 6 NI 11 16 11 SO NO 1I VI i 81 OM do i 111 a 7 i 7; u a NV NI i To 100 SIN' 11 I all tot all 10 qi P "th Ilille 7 4 IF Sri= I Ili MI it LI i SI i 63 46 31 li die pill Mil In ••1 I/ ; i fp E.! MI ad s se i 1 #. i 1 Fil :i ll ce I Tq l w ..' 1.1 as X6l l ad 1071 ad ad MI N oommeneed th:e day. Mews. H. W. Jewesbar. and Co.'s report is se follows: . . -- - We beg to Inform you that the quarterly sales of Indigt commenced this day, consisting of 11,698 chaste (includini. 6,346 chests of old geode, bought in at or withdrawn froi former enlee, and 050 ch eats in second hsnds). The salt opined steadily at prices avenging fully May wee for all sorts. Importers showed firmness by withdrawing som, percale, but much rapport was not required, se both Mum end foreign buyers commenced their purchases at once, one the sale ruled steadily throughout. The attenduce war fair, both home and foreign, and the orders arc evidentis larger than wee expected. The qualities of ithe Bengal one fourth toad and Ono, and thick fJutthe und3lin, and ordinary. The Mediae, one-third good and tine, our two-thirds middling and ordinary. The liuqab, onegourt good and fine, and throe-fourths middling and ordinary. T r Birolepatere, ordinary to good. The Salem, moetly ordi. nary ; end the Owle, ordinary. 1,986 chest, have gavot to-day, of which 604 were withdrawn, 133 bought in, one 647 sold. The Council of India will receive tenders on the 19th inst. for the hire of ships to carry 580 recruit. front Gravesend to Bombay. TVI6DAT EVENIN4 Gongola, which closed yesterday at 931 to to. money and the 9th of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, declined to 93/, and were. quoted at 3 o'clock 964. At 4 o'clock the quotatior bed risen to 951 to 98, and at half-past 4to 96 " buyers." The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 931, 95 961 ; ditto, for account (9th August), 951, 96k, 93 4 . 951; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, 1,1, 1, 1 New Three per Ceuta., 931, 1, #,l, 1, /, 96; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 11-16 ; Bait Stock, 221, 2201, 222; India Stock, 217 ; Indira Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1868, 931. 951 ; the strip of the New Loan, 94/, 94 1. Exchequer Bills were firm, at 241. to 275. crew , the scrip of the new Indian Loan, at 941 to 93; and the Four per Cent. Debentures of last year at 931 to 1. India Bonds were quoted Bs. to 64 . dia. The foreign stock market was rather active, and showed considerable animation towards the close. In some instances prices were little more than no minal, holders refusing to sell. Turkisk stocks de dined $ per cent. in the morning, but left off 1 psi cent. higher than yesterday—the Old Loan at 81 to 82, and the New at 69 to 70. Mexican Bonds, aftci being marked in the morning 181, had risen at the close to 19 to 1. Spanish, Sardinian, Peruvian, Dutcl.. and other foreign descriptions, closed very strong. A fresh rise of per cent. took place to-day is Nova Scotia government bonds. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds were unaffected by the day's news. closing at 91 to 93. The arrangements ;axe notified in connexion witi the payment of the half.yearly guaranteed interest on the shares of the Red Sea Telegraph Company. MINIIB.-THIS DAY. Two °Twos. The mining market to-slay is firm, a brisk demand being experienced for several descriptions of stock. Shares in Wheal Seton, East Basset, Wheal Mar gga►rreet, Providence Mines, West Beton, and Kell } Bray are in chief demand. East Wheal Russell shares have recovered to 9 to 91. Worthing Mines shares are quqted 9s. to 10e., and Port Philip, 10s. to lls. Fortuna Mining shares *rt. marked 21, and United Mtx;ean, la and la. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETs 31A1tB-LANE.-(THI8 DAY.) In ]tarp-lane trday ths attendance was very small, the tone very inanimate Under the indeence of continued dee weather, and the conclusion of peace , prior of most sell. cles of the trade were nominslly unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was fair. The imports of foreign grabs into London since tut Monday were reported, this morning as fair of dour, large of wheat, and oar, and very small of barley. War.-lingllah sold slowly. at last Monday's prior. Fereign Paltered, at last Monday's decline. English while. 40a. to 48a. • *.rd, 355. to 43.. per qr. • Dmitri° and Moults berg, 48e. to'6Bs. to 4941 b. Rostock, 60e. to 620. ; otitis Battle pore, 40e. to 60a. Ftors. dull sale at last Monday's prior-the ties in bayers' faTOGY. Town, 424. to 464.. Norfont, 29e. to 30.. per 2601 b ; French, 325. to 361. par 28 . 01 b.; Amer., U.S., - per barrel. BAALirr very qat Ba lt ic, Monday's rain. Nagar, 32.. to t p er qr.2Be. to 38e. ; other aorta, 27.. to 32a. per qr. OATS sold slowly at about last Monday'. rale.. British, 245. to 32e. mgr.; Eureka, 2la. AI. to 24a. per (r. ; other Baltic porta, 245. to 98s. per qr. Brares.-English and Egyptian unaltered at last Mr day's prier. English tick, 36e. to 42e.; barrow 425. to 46a. per qr. Foreign, 40a. to 600. per qr. Egyptian, 34.. V. Par quiet at last Monday'. rates. English boiler, tas, to 60a.; hog and gray, 38a. to 424. • foreign, white, 4k. FLOATING CARGOES.-Silloo l it Friday fifteen grids• laden vowels were reported arrived at ports of call, vi 3 'her, 7 maize, 2 rye 1 beans and 2 barley. The do tard for cargoes has been, sines Monday, vary inactive. The latest ries, not reported before, were three cargoes of Taganrog Ohirka, on passage, at 42*. per 4921 be. C.F.I. ASILIV.III INTO LONDON MON JOLT 11 TO JULY 1-. WM Fortle.. IMMO 61* 44,t. :4;• Vats Fogia. fieur.l.36o ; * Haien Ina. 100 64... MINCING-LANS.—(THIS DAY.) SI: 0 AR.—A large business is doing in West India da cute dons at • Atilt advance on good qualities, and st full Deka* for brown. Two floating cargos' of Havannah mid at 275. 9d. to Ws. for Noe. 12} to 18. Refined hat advasere ed. per cwt., with a good business doing. COFFEE.—The demand for colonial continues act's. at the fall prime of lut week. Tim continues quiet. at foram prim. Rtes.—The market Mediu. SAL is TPUILE.-11 parcel of rtfradies, St to 8 per t., sold at 391. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet at the subjoined quotations :—Towe tallow, 62e net cub ; Petersburg Y.C., ea the epot, ble.. July, ids. ; August to September, 04e. id. ; to December, din 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARRET.—(THIS DAY.) Mea rs. l'atteaden and Smith report that the warns. from the plantations rate a general improvement, and die market is doll. Duty, 250,0001. LAMENTABLE AND FATAL ACCIDENT IN MIA - PAIUL.--(TI4 IO DAY.)—Thim morning, aWO before elute. o'clock, a very shocking and fatal accident ooearred in the Ride, between Apeley House, HI de-park-corner, and the head of the ,Serpentine. A young man, named Cherie& Ed. wards, was riding a thorough bred horse which took Wen n o t h e off at &tremendous speed tbe rider last all control of the animal, and was thrown heavily into the road ; fell upon his bead, and it was noticed that he never moved After- Kno wards; the home ruebed on at a furious pane toward. sington. The unfortunate man was taken up apparenil! Wale's, and conveyed to St. George's Hospital in the cabriolet of a gentleman who was peeing at the time, end sitnecerl c the accident. The house surgeon promptly attended, but all banal aid see unavailing, so the @kali of the unfortunate man was literally beaten in, the brains pectin& in. He hes left a widow and four young drifters to deplore his g untimely end. Information of tte sad calamity hie hem forwarded to Mr. Bedfied, coroner for IVesiminater, in Ofd* , that an inquest may be held. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A YOUTH WHILE BATllltsb. —Last evening, about 8 o'clock, as a tine youth about 18 rare of age, salted George May, was bething in the Bark ing Creek 'nth a number of other parsons, be was eudden4 aczed with alsosp and quickly sank to the bottom. Ryen exertion we. made to rectos the body, but for more than:. quarter of an hour it remained in the water. When ra• Waited it was discovered that all signs of life had departef. but the body was laid upon the beak, and the trod u.e,ve tabiall' A tc°ed a ve !c r t yedth C e t t f on'et T e i rstit'd i l l id ff 4 c ho l at e v",Bltal T Piti g iul i v x Na illE T S Bno'wTeenltag:AllB2 A shocking accident, which resulted in the death of e latoarer named Cornelia Iron, aged 57 years, or:melee on the London and North-Wcs'ern Railway on Raturim morning last. The de seed, with others, was engs,ced It getting the hay from the sides of the embankment of the above line, near the Herat Brook, }tempt. n-in-Arden, Pad WWI in the act of crossing the rails, Shen the down exam. train was heard, and dectued's attention wee celled o It. In order to escape the danger, deccamod steqped on to the up-line, when 'Loftier express train Irma an oppoeite de tection came upon him, and struck him down. sCC 'etin t hie brains in every direction, and mutilating hie Isye Inc • frightful manner. The driver of the imia, who usw Gip e danger when It TM too late to poorest It. blatantly Octet. hack to the spot. An Inquest was held upon lbe as. Monday. It appeared that no blame Inao ba attribm, d anyone, and a venikt of C. Accidental death" was re: vied ,a,ft the e e lu re:EX . j iLpota pt an ca t —llanehettcr drusnistr. COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. —We understand that B°lBfield. the extendve pramiees :No. 43. Lineoln'e" • fields and No. 6, Port agabstreet, lie tee tear, Were pere...ssei by the Royal College "' UM th 6 ratl,•byth)le.etersHa.stY.A, of a fir F e6 ;x a s t at e' I par ty i s peculiar, L.e s , trio' for 6,4 yews nu xr!re el • peppercorn rent. 16,711 M, N ii Isi 341 17 17 fi It se MI WI sii i i i !NI lau, MIA.