The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-17 00:00:00

TUN CITY 611411111:ItLAIN86IP It was at first impposed that the election of a new Chamberlain would not take place for soros weeks to come ; bat the 10C311• 1111;111C• arising from the enisesaesof • vacancy with regard to so important an odic.§ ii so greet, that it has bests lodged advisable to bring on the election ss soon ss posettAL With this view the Lard Itayor Mi.. morning lamed Ids precept to the various outopenio. f..r . C. moon Hall, " to be holden on Saturday, the 24th day of July inatant, at II of the clock la the foreanoa, for tbo election of a lit sad able per. 'n to be Chamberlain of Om City, for the remaining pert of the year, In the room of Sir Joba Key, B.rt., detvomeJ." There will therefore bo a very limited period for a canvass, and thou candida*ss who an earliest In the tided will obtain a great advantage over the companion. Various rumours ate a/t)st uto probable can didates; but the only one with regard to whom the proba bility of yesterday, to-day assumes the form of certainty, is Mr. Allarman Sidney, with regard to whose intenUon there due not appear to be the slightest doubt, whatene may be the deoision of the Court of Common Council with regard to tho diminution of the magnitloant salary of 2,500 i. now attached to the °Mos: TEE INIORTS OP TEE OARTER. Sir C. G. Young, Garter Principal King of Arm', with his assistants, was engaged at the Chapel Royal of St. George ea Thursday lag la taking down the !maws, swords, sad other insignia of the deceased Knights of the Garter, potting up those of the newly-elected Knights (the Bake of Wellington and the Doke of D.vonshiro), re-arranging the insignia of nearly all the other Knights over the varicose stalls. The following is the order of this new errangsmeat : 7 us Sovaltaltirell SIDE. Tun Parser's Siva. The So "re The Pri nce rt. Pence of Wales. The Duke of Camtwklge. The King of the Belgians. King of Wartecuberg. The King of Primela. Napoleon 111. The King of Sardinia. The Sultan Abdel Medjid Khan. Duke of It ue-Meiniogen. Duke of Brunswick. Duke of Sare-CAurg and Priem Frederick William of ' Gotha. Prussia. Marpais of Exeter. Duke of Richmond. Duke of Bucclencb Doke of Sutherland. Marquis of Lansdowne. Marquis of Salisbury. Duke of Buckingham. Earl de (hey. Duke of Cleveland. Marquis Camden. Marquis of Abereorn. Duke of Bedford. Marquis of liertfcrd. Marquis of Normsaby. !Lazio! Clareadoa. Earl of Carlisle. Duke of Northumberland. Barl noisome. Earl of Aberdeen. Viscount Granville. Viscount Palinanton. Duke of Wallington. Marquia of Woommateo. Duke of Devonshire. The battnerandOther regatta of the King of Portugal have not yet arrived. Tits ldarytis of Exeter is the senior knight of this wet noble order. The committee which meets daily at the War ofll-e, Pall-mel!, to delft rate on a re-organbation :of the Commissariat Department, consists of Gement Bir George Brown. G.C.B. and K. 11., Sir Charlie Trevelyan, H.C.8., Mr. Godley, Under Secretary of 8 ate; Major-General Hawkins, C. 8., Bengal Army; Commissagy General Smith, C. 8.; Lient.-Colonel Fraser, C. 8., Bombay Army; Sir Alexander Talked, Colonel M'Murcl.l, Mr. Petrie, Director of IM Commisesriat Department ; Ilsjor General Watkins, Males Army ; so! Major-Generel Sir Richard Airey, K.U.8., and Quartermis,ter-General of the Army. A royal commission of much importance is ap pointed in last night's ria:ettt,.. (or the purpose of inquiring into the orraniwition of the army at present serving in the p.p. end under the control sad romegement, of the floe. East India Company." It consists of the Duke of Cam bridge, the Margate of Twreddel,,, Viscount Melville, Sir G. A. Wetherell, Major-General Haneork. Colonel Tait, the Secretary for War, Lord Stanley, Sir 11. 0. Smith, Major- General Montsomaris, and Colonel Burltott. The members and friends of the Architectural Museum held their annual meeting in the theatre of the South Kamer on Museum, on Thursday evening. The at rendes°, was ,rowdod and market by a brilliant assemblage of ladies. The principtd milkers wore Eeit al Grey, presi dent, Mr. Beredord Hope, M. l'., Mr. Sett, Mr. Denison, and Mr. WestneasoU. The whole of We irsasral museum was thrown open to the visitors. On Monday the Gentlemen meet the Players at io play a Mara roateh awl, • o Thursday, Stymy V. AU Euvlsad 4 t►e issue at the Oval. lArge scores have been all the fashion amongst eeic►ettere this year; is the N..rih and Bonth match, which naishel in favour of the former on Tuesday, Mr. C. Lane made 'ivy-alas la one inninza f e the SkaUs, and 0. Parr sad K. C. Tinley fifty-seval and Ifty-three reeve lively, for the North. A further dividend of Is. (making 13..61. in the road) f. annonnoM 14 the 01 1.1 tuaneqw of the Royal Entlak Beak, sad the ate of the Ro!uoda at the Beak of Estileaf haviag boon ;rested to /Ir. ll.rnag tor the 10th, 11th, awl 12111 of August, the payment will beards them on Pu* day.. . - It la, we hear, in contemplation to inaugurate the wesacipatioa of the Jaye by a greet political basquet. The literal party reward the Teraticia es a sort of iwatrel ground hapalck. PERILS ne THE Peat.—Last night, whilst the Earl of Ellentiorough wu addreseleg the House of Lords on the 12th claws of the India Bat a !sortie* M the antamental work of the ceiling fell with • considerable soles, end caused • sinmentery inteerwptain of the disonealm. The fr agmen t, sr/IMb wee of endleinet sir end weight to dominions • ..f tell en the front *prelim Mark below the pegway, team the Earl el lbelleers• and Lord Tenselenaore, bat Bum to Me genre aside lard. whom left bawd It seemed to ham grant lo Leatedoorwe, vbs. Mks of Ober puns, rowed lo be at Snit menus of Nis mews of the leekkeik IA his mat and addressed ems WOMB to the treble lord, doubtless ebb • view of iageklnet windier be bad bee hurt. Although seem speesbealbs algid amberslly be entavtained that sows !briber eantigoos• pardon if the work might give way, the sable earl motioned to occupy the same seat foe a considerable time. The fragment which Rare way was • portion of that part of the roof which is inscrthed with the words, " Dieu et mon Deck," in Gothic characters.. THE INQVIRT AR TO New GOVERNMENT OFFICES.' Berseford Hope peesented on Tuesday evening the' =i of the committee appointed on his moti on " To otei co the re-cortitorttlon of the F-imign•oftto in connexion with the rebuildiuz of other offlo. on • uniform plan, doe repel Ming had to public economy and convenience." We understand that the committee he, m ome ,„ em t e d th e em . plorseut of some primmer out of the ',repetition of last you for that office se the erchltect of she Foreign-office, and advised that wherever offices should be built hereafter, be tarried on , on • uniform plea. it M.,. • :presets the opinion, we are told, w collected from the PVi•ierlee. that, apart from tions of Wee, the prec.Fel •Vren• ism of Italian and Gothic ST* pretty equally b tarred.— The Bulld,.r. IttlirsTr to JUNCTION It tII.IV 't Y.—lf is expected that the tunnel under Hampstead will be completed by Mar nest year. The orenpl.tion of tips cork is the memo-o of the time In which the whole line may he finished. RAILWAY Tftaenc.—Tne traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom published for the weck ending July 10, amounted to 467.6641,, and for the correepooding week of last year to 483,4001., shoc,ng • decresse of 1.59401. The gross receipts for the trier . ways having their termini in the roetropolla ammin...l for the week ending as afro,, to 197.2 W , and for ohs rormspoorling week of lea year to 204.642!., showing a decrease of 7.2971. The decreer of the London and North. Weeern rsilsay amote t tod to 7,8581. ; on the London and Bleck...ill to lOU. ; on the Lond-m, Brifrbtoa, and South Coes% to 160/.; on the Loudon end South Western, to 332 ;on the &oil h-Eastern to 7071 • total, 8,2121. Hut front this mug. he detected 3031., the Mmes.* on the Omit Nee/here ; and 20W. on the Eastern Comities; 1,1241. on the Gust Weettrn, having th e de crease as Move, 7,2871. The receipts ,m the other lines in the United Kingdom strincusted to 270,22. W . and for the corresponding mind of 1867, to 278.5110/. ; showing a decrees, of 8,6.531. in the receipts of them lines ; which added es the decrease are the metropolitan lines, makes the the total 11PerMil• 16,2404., se compared with the cormepood leg week of 1837. Harvest it rapidly beoomin; general in the month era enneties. We hem w;ater • its and boom and hem queetitire of whoa' already cat in the neighbourhood from which we write. Barley does not generally promise to yield • good sample or a very greet prodom, and all late sown spring corn has angered morn from the hot mother.— Gardeners' Chnousielf. The steamer Prince of Walr.i, 700 tow burdes, Wane to the Poi& Stunt NarivoiAt Company, h.' IJrerpnei ea the Mk tag. She will touch at Molars sal Rio le Jambe. Ban Ti•DI Ftrlt e .—The following is • fetus etMeMety's eh pe resale employed as the Caw et Caha to the eeppeerere at the erre trade tram the Stb day oh ms , 1867, with Ike seam of their several rapes's' awl esamandere, sad cliatiakuishier weest-abipa sad naked. Gem eaiiing snook : —The Arerber. peiltre. Cm - omen/ter V. 0. leglefird ; the Jasper, elsam-guniv,st.Lintenuit Pym ; the &Wink Oink Comman.in O. A. Phayre; the Styx, row, Comeetodee C. Vesey ; eM Forward, Ana gunboat, Lkittentst limy Davies ,• the Skittrolt, Memo- Mhm, IJenteeent J. Murray ; the lemur, . teem -ssehnet, teZur John D. Scott; the Shrewd, drm, Commander P. Peel. MANSION.RO!JSB. COMAILDLT ASAATILT ON A WOMAN. Lekl Lary, a Osman Jew, who has for some time pant followed the monpatkin of journeyman tailor in the City, was charged with essanking Sarah Collins, and threatening to do bar grievous bodily harm. Complainant, a rather goad-looking young woman, stated that she had foe some time past lived with the prisoner as his wife, bat had been compelled to quit him at the commencement of the present month, owing to the harshness of his temper, and the frequent brutality of hie Maim-pt. Before elm had left ham many days he euooeeded in finding out where ehe lodged, aed going to her, he asked her to go back and live with him again. She refund to do so. upon which, with much violence of Imiguage, he threatened to kill bee Were leeg, utilise she &growl to do so, but she still maintained by/resolution to have nothing further to do with him. He time waylaid her in the street, where he again put the ammo qmstbe, and upon her repeating her refusal he aria threatened to do bee all the injury in his power, bat as a friend wee with her on that occasion, he went away without inflicting any injury upon her. • On Friday, however, he waylaid her once more, and reciting her in the street by hermit; endeavoured to prevail on her to go home without meows, and as she raw by his nervous manner that he had sonic 'Went intenti , e, she endeavoured to get bey o nd hi s reac h. Before she c mid do so, he ettruk at her with nee hand over the chest, end with the other aimed a blow at her fm o, which wav severely br d, whale one of his angers loflicted a severe scratch, wh 4 rh ext,nded from the cosaer of the eye completely doeit t, the mouth, The prumner 'aid the complainant's !statement was entirely f dee, its be had never threatened or struck her. In fact she had amattli - d him, and scratched her eye through her own violence. She wee a bad woman, and he wanted to have nothing more to do with her. Several witnesses were called on both sides, whose united ev,deneo left no doubt as to the truth of the complainant's statement, sad defendant wall ordered to pay a dna 20e., and to Gad eocurity for Isle good behaviour for tau months. A. be bad no bell to offer he wee Ineked up, end will pro bably harts to resorts at hard labour for Chelan term 01 ale months. WORSHIP-STREET. PARTY FEELING. Iliminnh Chapman, a young married woman, was charged with having on the 15th of Inns last violently assaulted Itarhail Hammack, a young Dutchwoman. Complainant stated that while proceeding to her work at an early hour on the morning M question, she was waylaid by fourteen or fifteen parsons, among whom wee the de fendant, that the latter struck her ri..ilently without the slightest proyocmion, and sba Irma so maltreated by the whole of the party as to hare snared wanly up to the present time. A e.ntatoble deposed to baring WS complaboant bleeding (men the head, and two of her eountrywom-n pertinaciously swore to the matter as she had done with the exceptiow that one doelarvi not any person but the defendant atraek or smelted their fries& Mortar Collier", oiWorship-etreet, said he had attended the young woman, and found a severe injury on her heed, which he believed to be consequent upon Wing on some sharp projection, or by an instrument. Mr. Beard described the whole off dr se the result of a war intween the English and Dutch in the lueslity of Spit3l - where numerous Hollanders melded. A strong party tang exiated, but what the muse of quarrel had been he knew not. The Dutch, how !our, were • complete tat ror to the neighbourhood, and the alarm of war wee continually bring sounded. In this instance the complainant had clearly got the worst of it, not by the bands of his client, bat from falling against the wheel of a cert. Evidence of the defendant being a quiet end inoffensive young person having been given, the magistrate said be mad not think of convicting her, but be had doubts of her being wholly bhunefeee In reep•ct to interfering with the Dullolt, and it should moor be forgotten that it rciounded to the honour of this constry to squally protect poisons of other sotiosit, whits woidost amass us. Dottadant Wend into her own tscognisancos. THIS NORWICH GRAMMAR SCHOOL. BEPORI THU MAITTIII OP Till ROLLS —The important scheme which has low been for some time under consideration, has at length been finally settled, mud, if wo are tightly inform- d so to details, the remelt ta a most gratifying triumph for the local P 4 iicitilei which this Janne' has °Wen oily advocated. The balk of the reboots Is uniortaa :en ; the lint of trust 7s, r3Tiorniitsg twee' y-one gentlemen, Is so nearly as rnsible timely divided es to politics; end the dissent vs are repneinvi hs the proportion which they de mand 1, and with the liberal churchmen on the hat wilt secure the rights of confidence from invasion. We believe that the following will be found T 3 be a correct list of the incoutee appointed. We have arranged them atmertling to their politics, either:et we are confident that an polliieel onntion Mat all likely to disturb their delibere• tiles —The Very Rev. the Dean, Rev. Chariot Turner, Rev. G. C. Howse. Sir Samuel Bignold, 0. 'chew. C. Evans, J. Liege, W, Birkberit, and F. J. Blake • Ile William Fost,r, 0. Springfield , B. Freestone, J. Harwell, D. Dalrymple, R. Chamberlin, E. Willett, G. Middleton. R. W. Blake, Z. J. Cahoon, I. 0. Taylor, end the Rev. I. Crompton. The new mawss will come tato *gentian on the Bth Raged, to which time the vacation hale been extruded.—Norfolk New. Loss or LIFE BY DROWNING.—We regret to record that on Thursday the family of the Rev. Arthur Davin, of Litcbans, in Norfolk, gad now visiting at Lowestoft, was plunged into great distress by the seelleatal drowning, while bathing, of their second son, Ildesed. a most protnieleg youth of about 14 years of sac It apposes that the deceased, accompanied by his elder and pongee heathen, were bathing off KirUey beach near the spot where the stranded " Caroline " is lying. It is sup posed that he went too near that vessel and by some means biome Wangled. The younger brother raw him in danger, end gave notice to the elder, who went to his aseistance, and for some tical held the Indy, but was compelled, In mist to man hie own life, to relinquish his hold. Further aid was procured, and the body conveyed to a house does by, where Dr. Webb sod Dr. Jeffery were in immediate attendance, but we are song to add that their prompt and skilful attention could not avail in restoring animation.— !for AM lrewr. SINGULAR ACCIDENT.—A rather singular accident banaaad on Saturday lost tea servant-maid at the Bell inn. The girl bad occasion to sieve a ly,itle of lemonade, and went to obtain one from a beeket that stood in the hall. Os taking one from the basket she accidentally mimed !moths , of them to fall on the door, a &stenos of only about a foot, when, owing to its highly efforvescant sate, it burst with a load report. and • portion of the bottle, about en inch and • half wide, and four Inches long , end which was rendered extremely sberp ty h.ing inclined for 'ball an inch to ea edge, few op and struck her In the neck, causing the blood to flow la a large stream from the wound. Medicel assicrance wee im mediately called in, and it wee then discovered that en artery had been cut throegb, and the jugular vein had only escaped the same Rite by ..boat a quarter of an inch. /terra. R. and J. H. Cesly immediately mopped the hemorrhage, sod took up the art" y, and though the girl was rather weak from the lom of blood, she I. now going on well.—ifylatiory Norm CONFESSION OP MVEDEB.—A common soldier in Jersey hut given himself up u the murderer of hie wile sad child, by wootbering tbern some yawl since. In Engird. Re statute that he has hem a clergyman of the English church. He appears to have received a gawks. education. VOYAGE OF THE ROYAL GRANTER.—The Liver pool and Australian Company's steamer }Ups' Charter, Cap tain Taylor. etwountered very unfavourable weather on her paessee homewards, having to steam against a head-wind. She was 94 days out, and for 30 dove the pasasegue were on abort allowance of provisions, their stock having nut out. Small supplies were obtained from several ship* that were met with, but for which they would ham bees reduced to serious straits. The stock of calla, too, was nearly a:- hunted, and two days before the vessel's arrival here the cap tain wee glad to avail himself of a favourable wind and run into the harbour. On the Tome a coal-laden chip was met with, on which the mat of the Royal Charter was seat en booed to obi pta • supply. This, however, was Wooed unless the sirmar beiskd sew of dieters, which, M enures, would net halm & The Aged of this deed wee to daft sal- Qoat HARBOUR REGATTA, JULY 14.—n. follow at half-pre 12 kr the Quesa's Cap, value 1010, bolsi %eine MR Rlvan fa this Club :—Vig;tent, 3. C. Midas, R.C.Y.C. ; Regalia, Thrones Grove., R.T.Y.C.; Aleassa, J. H. Johnson, R.T.Y.C. ' • Foam, Mein, Langtleld, R.C.T.C. • Istravagense, Sir P. Shelly , R.Y.C. ; Ghnes. Major Igaigadd, R.C.Y.C. At half-past 6 pus. they had art roamed, ad by the Wart intellipenos tbry will ant be la till 9. Mk dreworia. regatta ball , end *kale ts tha ewases of skews 'edits sad naval , ffl vro, take Ogee this evening. The bail gives on board her 111,,1-sty's skip Noe lot night by Admiral Chats went off wet rucccadally, ant wi.betanding the Inclemency of the weather. To-aserrew the 461. Cep MP that the Glance cams In first for, bat did not go round the S tag-boat, owing to the latter having broken away, is to be run for again. A sea ring khocoar race is oleo to be sailed foe afterwards. THE - nRRESB, SAIVIDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1858. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) IN II JOHN SMITH. The bankrupt, • woroboarerosa in Dowcharchyard, Applied for his certificate a few days ago. He was then op posed on the ground of having made • vexations defunos to an actin. His Honour now gave judgment. He reviewed all the circumetanoes, Ned said that he could only come to the tome conclusion as bed beet arrived at by Lord Campbell and a special jury on t►e trial at Guildhall, that rho bankrupt had Mai ly pleaded that *Detain bills on which he had bccn sued by the Western Bask of Scotland had not been endorsed by him. The certifloato (second claaa)would be suspended for six montha, and the preelection would be withheld for that lime; 21 days being allowed the beakur•pt in which to appeal, if au advised. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIIIB DAY.) SHAM: Lllll&—rasa DAY. Two o'OLooz. The railway market has shown Increased anima -1 tion. London and North Western stock has ad vanced to 901 to 911; Great Northern stock is also firm at 101 to 102 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire stock was bat quoted 911 to 1; Midland, 92/ to 93 ; Great Western, 491 to t; and Eastern Counties shares, 12 318 to 6-18. Caledonian stock is steady. Most of the above prices show an improvement. Grand Trunk of Canada were rather fiat. Great Western, however, were firm at 184 to 1. Indian shares were generally dell. la. IN. °ADMIT SEAM AND STOOK& Lawns M gi I was. 1 pair a. I er r AV iii Joao -,---=: ... ..... -- r•l2,lft taid - - or.. .....-- t I • We'l677iidli ...BC. Pini. i ir d bma , L bllsk 'WM drours " roolia ... ::.-- *Mill Uzi" Oliiie r.: Do. INNIS - 0.... ., 1• Cii dont lliirtVallso=t et Doolit sot Itliqi ems Wallow . D.swervaiiii:i.:ilik s . Lumarm oikil Oerholo Do Do. 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A further purchase of 10,0001. in the New Three per Cents. has been made by the government broker. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there has also been an improvement, especially in English railway shares. Consols wore first quoted for the 6th of August, 961 to 4, and the present price is 954 to 1. For money they stand at 951 to 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95t to 4 ; the New Three per Cents. at :951 to 96 ; The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 794 ; India Loan Debentures at 994; Exchequer Bills, March (small), at 35e. prem. ; ditto, June (small), at 225. prem. Foreign stocks are firm. Turkish Six per Cents., which left off last night at 954 to 4, have gone to 954 to 4. Brazilian scrip is quoted at 1 to 4 discount, or about the same as yesterday. Sales are recorded as follows : Bnzilian Old Five per Cents., 103; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., (1863), 98 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858 (scrip), 4 du. ; Buenas Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 801 ex div.; ditto Deferred, 181 ; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 141,141 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 464 ex div.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 891; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 434, 434, ex div.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041; ditto, for account, 105; Venernela Five par Cents., for account, 384. At Paris to-day (S►turday), according to M. Reuters telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 88fr. 26c. for the end of the mouth, showing no alteration compared with the last price of yesterday. About 12,0001. in geld was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation, the large Australian in su h pplies, though off the coast, not being yet actually and. At the Bank yosterday the applications for money were again limited. In the open market a good demand was experienced at 21 to 21 per cent, for choice bills. The regular re-opening of the transfer books of Consols took place this day. The Shooting Star has arrived off Liverpool from Melbourne, with 41,698 ounces of gold, worth 168,4001. Including the sum brought by the Royal Charter, the amount of Australian gold actually ar rived is 571,7001., of which a considerable propor tion is expected to be sent into the Bank. These remittances are expected to reach London to-day. Only 8801. in specie has been shipped for the West Indies by the Orinoco. The amount known to have been placed on board the Alhambra, for the Penin sula, is alms very small, viz., 4601. There was little alteration in the foreign ex changes yesterday afternoon, although more dispo sition to deal was shown. Bills on Hamburg, Frankfort, and Belgium were in demand. The current rates aro shown below : Amsterdam. three months, 11.17} to 4; ditto, short, 11.141 to 15} ; Rotterdaun, three months, 11.17} to ; Antwerp, three months. 26.324 11 ; Hamburg, marts eaoo, three months, 13.1} to } ; Par'‘, three days sight, 26.2} to 10; ditto, three months, 26.80 to 6 • Fraotfert-on-the- Math e, three months , 118 to 4; Patanburg, par rouble , three months, 35 ; Timm, ed. Co.. three months, 10.26 to 7 ; Trieste, do., t.-es maths, 10.28 to 8 ; Madrid, this months, 49 to ; Gulfs. three month., 491 to ;L three montht, 29.70 to 2} ; Genoa, three montha,grO r t 2}; Naples, three tnoutbs, 41} to II; Palermo, three month; 124 to 6 ; Messina, three montos, 124 to 6 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 61} to 62; Oporto, 90 days, 62} to }. The corn market iseterday was quiet at Monday's rates. The Bombay mail is expected to be delivered in London about the 19th inst. The amount of hills drawn by the East India Company on India, from the 9th to the 16th inst., is 3,6061. The dividend of 2} per cent. for the half-year just announced by the Brighton Railway Company is considered satisfactory, since it is at the same rate as that declared for the corresponding six months of last year, although tho receipts are 7,2691. less, and the number of miles worked more. This molt indicates that some attention has been paid to economy. The London and South-Western Railway traffic return preeents this week a decrease of only 321. The receipts of this company for the last three weeks have reached an aggregate of 61,1911., being 1,0111. more than in tho corresponding tbreo weeks of last year. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8891. The following circular has been issued by the European and American Steam Shipping Company: 11, King William-street, London. E.C., July 14. Sir,—lt was understood at the general meeting, held on the 9rd Februsry last, that a meeting of the shareholdsn would be summoned at the earliest poreible date after the receipt of Mame. Creasy end Co.'s closed aceciants of their treneactions with the company down to the 314 Kay. The board are informed by Bemis. Croke y sad Co. that the armlets in question will not be ready for delivery to them till the end of this month; they will then requite some time for examination and approval by the hostel, Ware submission to the auditors of the company ; all of which, as the aecounta are necessarily voluminous, and refer to transit:dons of con aiderable magnitude, will render it mammary that the a should be deferred until a later penod then was intended The board will call the shareh together as soon et the circumstances above staled shall enable them to do so.— By order of the Board, W. B. LAMM?, Becretary. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 20th inst for the conveyance of stores from the Thames to Bermuda, Gibraltar, and Halifax. Tenders aro also required for the conveyance of a small quan tity of stores to the Bahamas, Honduras, Demerara, Trinidad, and Valparaiso. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : There is very little alteration to notice in the value of colo nial produce; a good demand exists for most descriptions, but tho largo supplies tend to check improvement in prices. The public Wes of sugar, which hare comprised large quantities of fomign, have gone off heavily, at a decline of 6d. to Is. yer cwt., except for the fine qualities ; privately several floc cargoes have changed hands. For coffee there is still a good demand, and the plantation kinds, which have been freely offered have brought tall rates, while fat the Dative sorts a further advance of Is. has been obtained. Rice has been dull of sale, but holders have generally bought in at about the former quotations. Some inquiry has existed for saltpetre, end privately sees have been made at full rates. The NS market has been quiet. The report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined: The sale continues without elleretioq the edema; of 4d. it Bd. lb. being weß maintshted for bath Bengal and twain ; psi Nails le to fair deemed, eat the orw , y sob se• assiosted, owl was mostly withdraws at about May pies. The B catakigne will 00Mal0011 on Mosday. The retort of the Bank of England for the week ceding Wednueday, July 14, comparcd with the pre vious weekbeleturn, shows the following reunite: 0IWwhilaw Wow Olvoisika twelve 20,783.360 Increase 246,690 to 7,626,891 Demme 4,489,589 Mbar Awaits 15,618,388 Increase 2,450,743 Gownwint securities in _ _ benhinganoornnont 10,567,476 Demons 104,941 Other so ondiss b an iii iic 519111119n0t 16,620,136 Deczoom 1,066,010 Coin ma bullion in both department. s e ,. d ay ma d o ther btu 841,828 'ammo 33,301 The Rest Notes In reserve 9,938,236 Decrease 728,446 Total reserve (notes & win) fa &making departmeat 10,690,308 Decrease 766,661 This return exhibits the effect of the payment of the dividends, which commenced on the Bth. It will be seen that, owing to the large repayments of advances previously made b, the Bank (as shown in the decreue in the " other securities) coupled with the re-lodgment of a large portion of the dividends as " other" deposits, the decrease in the Bank's reserve is only 756,6811. This result is sufficiently satisfactory. Of the decrease of 609,9011. in the coin and bullion, probably nearly one-half represents coin withdrawn by the dividend receivers. The Casette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday lut gives the following total', viz.:—imports of olf — Ra i i , :r! , lee to au 171 .1611 1 ti I , I. is lli II II n n 42 46 S 2 db 84 II 47 474 78 80 14 LI 6 1 le IP 11 84 76 i i. 93 $ let NS I 4 116 th UT IM IT 79 111 16 a IPS it ii i 99 al 91 19 Oi 93 id LI 93 114 zol 11 11 9 II 1 Tx 99 Tx 14 18 19 9 99 139 44 939 1 42 17l li IT /9 PIM 111 141 101 111 11 SI 1I e is 111 IN le et ni ii 17 99 i 9 as i 19 cm : 13 : 111 0 111 i.i Hi it ?II 16 $340 it l I 101 101 101 hi i.e 5.1 18 Pt Il lei 40 if i 14 Ss ti ii $ ••• M I. Oa Mit I UP IN a i cox la t4or in scto, is • is LSAM i ID el. i 46 re WO ie4 PS AM IC 10 os. • • , • ••• I* o I S 1 • g M! 9 elo . • 41i tu i . 15 II H H gold, 146,3701. ; exports of gold, 509,8881. ; im ports of silver, 6,7131. ; exports of silver, 87,2151. The balance is greatly on the unfavourable side. BANK Of a Ith VM., a. 33, ta N r the wait s olingal Noise Woad neon im, 00.721,1103 1 e3n.7 21,164 IA /MING DI PrepriMee. 0110111 i1e,a3.000 Rees 3,10,710 YublieDepedb Puled B=Z.etet Debk sod 1 1 W. Aeon. 2,636, - 31 Other Oweeth . threo des etheeDUle 841.8211 mount retnaunt to the Act 7th sae Wedateday • J lab 14,11166. e. Oeeernateot Debt .... €11.916.100 Other Senn lace ...... 0.469.931 Gold Oda and Bathos 16.244,1 he Buser• SSIXTUADO [PASTIER. Goverameni aseorttlas analud. Davi *light Mutely ....... AIONP. 4 II OtterOesseltla 16.136411 Netts . . 9)311.136 Odd tmd BIIK OeY.. 681.071 1 d36l9S,nt ICUIEVILLL, Chlit Omb erro ,15 ' Jay 15, 1811. FRIDAT ZYKIIIIIII • The funds remain firm. At one period to-day a fresh rise was shown, and the closing quotations of Conical; were about 1-16 per cent. above those of yesterday. The government broker made his urinal purchase. The market still derives much support from the late band fide investments, both in the funds and railway shares. The development of the views of Ministers with reference to the financial part of the greet sewerage question exercised no ad verse influence. Rumours of a favourable Bank return and the large arrivals of gold also contributed to promote a favourable feeling. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes closed at 68.20 for money, and 68.25 for the end of July, being sc. lower then yesterday. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to for the sth of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, advanced to 95 7-16, ' buyer," and closed at 96 5-16 to 7-16. For money the lust price was 95 3-16 to 6-16. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 931, 1,1; ditto, for account (sth August), 951,1, 1 ; Three pee Cents. Reduced, 051, 1,1, ; New Three per Ceuta., 961, 951; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 11; Thirty Years' Annuities, April, 1883, 18 7-16; Bank Stook, 223, 222, 223; India Stock, 218; India Bonds, 15s. prem.; India Loan Debentures, 991, 991 ; Three and-a-Helf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May,1859, 1001. The New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were also officially marked 79/. Exchequer Bills were again rather dearer today, the March Bills being quoted 345. to 375. prem., and the June, 21s. to 265. prem.,. Foreign stocks rennin firm. Turkish Biz per Cents. closed the same as yesterday, at 95i to I. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan was fairly supported at to j dis. Anglo-Peravian Fourand-a.Ralf per Cents. were again in active demand. The market for bank shares remains firm. The shares of the Bank of Australia* City Bank, and London and Westminster Bank, were quoted better. Electric Telegraph stock was in demand at a slight improrement. Southampton Dock Stock was offi cially marked 681 and 68. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Little or no business has been transacted in the home mining market to-day. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially reported, and very few bargains have taken place elaewhere. The transactions in foreign and colonial mines have also been very limited. An extraordinary goceral meeting of the shareholders in the Nouveau Monde Mining Company le called for the 16th of August, at Paris, " for the purpose of hearing the report of the gSrant on the actual position of the company, and also to take into consideration certain propositions which will then be submitted to the meeting." From Great Wheal Alfred 119th 3alyl. the agent reports:—" The lode neatly Macerated In the LOWISH of the 170 ts nth hopwrieg. and la now worth 601. per fathom It wants to be lengthiest's, both east sad west. Toe lode in the 10 west of Copper.houso shaft la genius larger and of rows value. r"o worth from 2V. to 301. per fathom. No lode takes down In Um eastern end at this level ; we than oornmenes on F ream, Alfred (lowa , 'Julf 141, the went& report as follows :—" ed" Milne shaft is sow Funk /ahem. below the 160 ; the lode ta i l feet wide eniatwed of no.;.ol , rsr, and Sootiest: no lodes yet Intencete Ito the 100 crewcut north The north ode fe the 160 west of thefloskaa le 1 If. whilst °mane tribute ground ; thle lode in the 140 trot to worth ger Whom this lade .toot h wow east is wor per om. We hope we yet teen the will level wain of the lode t o fath the women; math a m ae u rrl bat lola la much of the suns chew-atter ae no Meet lode to borers endue shaft gating below the 110 Is Woo W we. This lode la the 120 wet Is I feet wide, rodoefog elleggitaf We; this To le No. 1 New elating below the 110 Is wor th 106. parllegleow. This lode In the 110 met Is worth 121. per fathom The moth Womb la this lerel .slit to worth 161. per (whom ; Wendt Maim 10 le worth XI. per fathom. The north lode le Use 70 wet we& Megarse ea WA reported." from listhord Vaned, dated Jo/y 13. states that " The lerra=4l6 art la 3 fen wide, producing good stones of ore. le tab level want as lattal. 'S. feet 1.16 e, yielding stoma of ore. The lode to the ISO end is 3 feet hide and Is WE worth from 2to 3 tons of ore pet fathom. The stapes In the bottom of this level continue b ylell the ammo quanthy of ore so last spear: S. No n't -tenon t• .o lode In the new gots The lode la the 116 wail Is 3 feet wide. worth 3 tons per Whoa/ In the 103 mat the lode Is Si fee: wide, and worth from 2to I tow per Mamie. Wattles *mot to the bottom el lAN level, are worth 4 tons mg foghorn. Wu arc drtrthe by the Wl* of the In to in the 47 ear/ to the 36 wet the Indef.& feat lido Welding ravine 'rt.' At Great Wheel B.' o e-o IJely 131 the grated avi lode to both the ends sad ntepu. are lon , , the awe w Man last TCl.o,:el — .urfam sad other demo menu without alteration. Frew Mat Ountii•lo .e sod bulb Bedford Ootonla the agent writer (July 111 Jul follow Ws have not yet esli ea through the woo 0311110 la the 76 west of red white that. The ground mull oust faseut- Wle for driving in the tr 2 eroecut south. The stoat In the bottom of the 49 wart ale worth tow of ore tar fathom. W e are &Mot by the aide of the lode It tea 3o 02.4 i op the north lode. South lode be lode o Correrd's abs't hi 3 fret wide, compeed of geese, star. sod orlon, prodp good stades of ore. The Belding the 36 esst. *The St wide, Of quarts. orlon. and ore, raving wort. tato la the ems to impru rod, Wag now 2 rest wide, and worth I ton of good ore peg fathom." FRIDAY BYTRTNO. In the mining market to-day the principal business consisted cf the settlement, which has been of an unsatisfactory character, owing to the recent fall in Wheal Harriet shares. Shares in North Roskear, Providence Mines, Wheal Margaret, Wheal Uny, North Wheal Crotty, Great Wheal Alfred, North Frances and Wheal Edward, however, were inquired for. Annexed are some of the clos ing quotations, viz.:—Great Wheal Alfred, 5/ to 8 : Wheal Ed ward, 41 to 51; North Crafty, 41 to 6 ; North Ros kear, 29 to 31 ; Wheal Uny, at to 8 ; North Dol. math, 20s. ; West Par, 13s. to 16s. ; Wheal Har riet, 19s. to 21s. ; and Wheal Grenville, 3es. Foreign and 'colonial mining shares were inani mate at former prices. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARXET.-TffiB DAT._ The si;rl7,t 1. quid. Ths quotationaree;follows Tow. tallow, 48s. nett comb , PY.C. o¢ the = b 5 .484. 9d. ; Jut) , sad August, 48s. 9d. ; 'ember, 49a., to Darrabse, 48a. 6d. to 94.; ditto, separately, 495. Mawr.= ATlPAOss.—Town tallow, 60..6d.; fat by dine. 2s. 74d.; yellow Risealan, 60s. dd.; maenad otal4 844. 6d.; rough ditto, 20s. ; tallow graves, *h.; good doge, ya SMITHFIELD HAT MARSET.—THIS DAT. Mr. 8. 1. Deals reports the ripply larger; a good de mand at rather lower pion. Prime meadow hay, 76.. to 80s. ; stspmor do., 8 a. 0.1. to 90.. Od.; inferior do., 665. to 70a. ; sae dJ., 73.. to 84a.; dorm, old, 96e. to 1100.; seamed rat, 90.. to 100 s. ; sow, 87.. 61. to 100 s.; straw, &U. to M. COVENT OARDEN.--(THII3 DAY.) Trade continue.. brisk, and the supply is aqua le the demand. Cherries an Min impart, r two also apricots, plums. and figs. Strawbories are net now es ger or plentiful as they were. Of peus, a very few may tdffl ke obtained. Barcelona nuts fetch 20e. per bushel; err Ensile, U. M. ditto; Bpaniah, 14a. ditto; Akers* 244.; Walnuts, kiln-dried, 20.. ditto. Among vereabias an sees nice cauliflower. English pees are now and sines the late rains they have improved to ty. tsf faze latter there an still arrival. from France. Greer we plentiful, an sea also French beans. New potatoes are largely supplied, and green artichokes rah from da. le es. per dozen. Cucumbers pkatiftel. Cut dower eddy consist of orchids, gardenias, heliotropes, gersakums, violets, miguicmette, heaths. and roses. -.•-• ---• FRUIT. Pb. APII.. per lb.. do to Is 1 Oboislis.V. RI to lo Gru; esr, wer lb., 4. to Ss 11. 11. to Ss Iliessrbserbra, p. pia Is ft ft ANIMII , 01010 . 7 . issolsos. par dom. Itis to to torViols6.l Rootartam. per as.. re to Us Is to b Apriceol, pr dm .1 to do IL. IP OmMitorms. ewe. Id te 111 . 011001. P. am bank PIM 44 Prima May pot Mk Ste M /ootor. p. lee. 0. to lles - per Ma. Pe so* ld por got. le to le ow per lb.. PI OD MI Wodb. le MI IWO*. OOP. Pm Mimi. OW Mt Pubs& p. dm, ts Ild to le Cotembon. per Mo. 68 to IL Poet. pst Le to Po eon. preen. I. to lo 011 pot owro, la to ts 04 Mpoo li mr. la 0.1 to Ss It lied to 41 r=p. pott bb , If bamboo. b to 4, Mak ROM p. Mulct, id to id I Itovon. do.. II to ld CETSTAL PALACE.—FIVE SHILLING DAY.—FRT DAT, iCLT 16. nchniosions on papnett, 5,181; ditto by season tictots, 6,998, total vlalton, 12,179. Iltii• Hal 2 401 0 i 110 eti 000 Hi 614113 6N N i ad tO lull ff. ill 714 775 47 49 w' fil i M 111 4' SI sd 21 ad , iiial — ii of Mods pf4.6p.0.