The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-23 00:00:00

TIM UNITED STATES. GLASGOW, Phutivr. TMstrew steam ship Glasgow from New York, eis St. John's, Newfoundland, has arrived in the Clyde. She called at ht. John's for the passenger, of the steamer Argo, recontly wrecked on the shores of Newfoundland. _ _ The Royal mail steamship Canada, from Liver pool, arrived out at Halifax on the morning of the 12th inst. All well. MB NINE 101738 L 110172 NOVENENT. Last week five of tin largest of oar betiding arms ; metered a documest,_ eigend by a large somber of um ' seek ems, ham the Wen of the Nibs Hoare Lanai, of I I wbkh the follevriss Is es atetract . wWs,ths men heyur employ, madder that the time hes I arrived wins mew slseatia he the Mora of Skeen is mow eery, and, harks downtrod that the rednecks of die pew .set seeking day to Sao hones at the pesiest rate of wages reed far by the Middies kudos deoteg a public *talks of eighleas mesths would meet ow puma ressirement, we re solicit you aimed* the sae hours se a dely's m ercel ise n. to dedaite answer to oar request is solicited by the 23il dap of July, 1859.: ' From *beehive it is pretty clear that the operatives see preparing is earnest for their long meditated .Tuggle, and we are Worsted upon good authority that the employers zuencelidised are =willing to accede to the demands of their . One of the memorialists received his discharge ' l7s i t i = le and is now receding 4e. per day from the fonds of the seated trades. The other day Mr. George Myers, the contractor, was waited upon by • depumuos of hoe scritmosla foe the purports of obtaining his omment to their anneal holiday or beurloest, end to solicit hie smart hunts is aid of the hetival. Mr. Myers seceded to tibi, but added, is dim langsaes, that if them was a strike mongol may one of the employers, be would close his akar Whew= immediately afterwards. The gown& impieties la, that it is the determined= of the employemse so Imam say strike, however =dialer heal, may take Ogee, to sea bine, In self defence aml for mutual protec a= he ekes their eetabliehmenui egainet =at they o , seeil the un warrantable encroachment* of the employed. Os the other hand, the employetl generally see sot disheartened et this determination, tor they sty that U " abet oat," they ens matt a Metropolitan Bidding Amiciation of their owe. We do not forget the calcovieua consequent= of the pest ea 'town' edit , in Mancheeter =tee years ago; bat, es the other hand, it eboul4 to borne in mod that whams the esgineere were obligod neeekierily, from the sabre of their oeculotton, to leave their tools in the woekohop, the artisans to the =vett boildiag trades can, with the gresiest sear, carry their implements ot work with than. We me Is- • formed toe members of the untied open wive. are possmed of mot le funds, Led have bees pro.mtecti liberal ellptiort bY various trades is the kingdom. The embereeemest to both =dirt caused by the existing state of wetter, is, to doubt, great ; but the solution must come hie very kw may be a leer bouts. — Bedding Newt. Mr. John M'Adaas, of Glasgow, writes ost Thum day to the ltSrth This anorak, 1 have received wry late sad trustworthy latellsgence horn M. Kossath. Particulate lam sot yet at liberty to mar municats , however, for the satisfaction of his anmerous Meads I may state, that after hi. betrayal he rentalaed only bag enough to Ism as many of his revolted country- DIM from harm as he mold. and to prevent any further pre sent hopeless insurrution. lie thin retired into Switzer land, where be was pii.e I by Madame Hoorah three days ago ; and it is ascertain whether he may not be obliged to remain for some weeks before he nruras to England." The election of the president of the Wrieleyan Conference, to be bold et Manchester, to the enewksi week, notes much interest: and es (Dosugsto Geentte) learn. on reliable anth"rity, that the Rey. lamest Wieldy, the maser and chaptam of W,eley Camp, Sheikh!, IN to be boewared midi that dude, non. We (Bucks Advertiser) are happy to announce that the telegraph tneyleabory is now open to the public, the. placing the terse In direct communication with all parts of Zealand and the Costmet, . . TAe Dereeport foetificatiotts, resumed lately, were saddest, &buttoned, owing to se order Ir.= heed-quarters, iset wok. MASTS.' OF THE Hoast's OFFICE, JOLT 20. ?be goon b.. b. plowed to smite' Edmond Robatta Boyle, Esq.. to be pap d bosons to bot Majesty, rice Far- Tiberias. —Gateffir. 81'00L9 DZATH 0? A CIZZOTMAW.—I'bet York 11,414 reports tba ooddss dos* In that oily, of the Rea. R. know, .god 60 jean , . The doenned platinum lvtd bees engaged foe a abort tine previously is aosietisettbs Rev. C. her. Nebo of fle. Mabsol-10-Bstfroy, ia thie city, and en Smedley Isla be preformed duty twset la tint ehoreb. He Mired to nab -ly fa good leeshk, between belb , pest 9 sad 10 o'eloeb. bsvfng takes tea abort iy before. Mrs . Lee, who mils! I. Gillygoar, asd et whom bowie be no todiang. heard his go inic7hWetidial;.stll o'eloTh oa tiee loving (Watley) ir °rand. As be bad not made kin appear sacs et 10 iielork, the humbled at hie door, but ritheivrthef no rawer she treat into ►ie nos, and then fond him lywg on ►is @taaoee►, will% his baud odor the table. )Ir. T. Crosby, eardsou, was called Is, but be found that hie was se tae, awl thpra.thd en *ldols that death bed boon canard by coareetton a the brain, coupled with diocese of the ►ase. Kr. Reed, anthem", was of a Winder opinion, and the prey retuned • thedtet to that effect. From the po•i tioa the body was food in, It i. *apposed that lb+ dm:eared gentlethita had br•n ansaged an prayer at the time he was attacked with Maw AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.—OOe of fie most eaueordirory ca that has °maned in Cerdiff der anise tans was ethenvered on Thundsy morning, slowing the moat heertions conduct of an Inhuman mother, and the tomeity of hbress life. At balf-past six o'clock ote Thositay onovniug, • man aimed Jones Beck, a mason, of Wentonloase, was poor...ding from St. Mellese to Weave, and when Noose Roettncoart end Rhyreraty-bridge ho :cud some plaintive clue which pro moted Is o m a corn-field. Ta.altiag they veva utters,' by • hare that had fern scar, d, he wont tnto the Sold and made a march, when to hie thiazossient he found the body at • newly-Corn female child, wrapped up in so old girt. It was is such a filthy Mite, and the etlitvia from It wee so !strong Shot he wit airtid to touch it, but at oars went and told S.nrgrant Wine• of the extrenrobnary Our. Winos eriewpostod Hack to the place when the kraut had Iron left, and conveyed it to Mr. row surseoe. Crolkheehown. That groilem in attacks( to the little stranger, end roamed it to to conveyed to the Union Workbonte, abate it received contbirly oars and et- tuition noon Mrs. John. When found, erworsl maggots were crawling from tie nostrils and ears ; it was covered with ilia, aid it was apparent that nothing bad bon dose to it at its birth. which it is conjectured took plow an Satur day night. How ti • Ill* thins could have Seed as long without noarthment is a miracle, but it is ssproff it was owing to its not being cleansed at its birth, and trees the fact that the wither op to Thursday morning has bee very warm. -ovvhir A " SMASHING" Lur.—A gentleman of Beverley lissom for his twoming Ale kg Saturditymothing oarts of his hunters, whew, ;a petition • pot-eioll in the Market place. be wkrd the poll:whew how mach for a loop ?" "A prom), wr, .04 p.ya,wnt for the broken pole." The rids (oh" tb'.ompb English .et•re ...man of true grew, sad who bar Bound in many • welter nee and freqinstly Won one of the rekeed few '• is et the death" after roe= lent iinn).lawe Mott ly pat his thoroughbred at the rwebliahmettl, end, withal, &octet, chanted it to a molar eteepie-rhase style, bu' the annual jumping short with his hied legs, might the coppery wee sod fr ...tared shoat • revereigVe worth. A hill fw the ensoant woo speedily seat in to the pentlemen, sad as speedily and cheerfully dior charged.—Yerkadtre Game. BRITISH FlSllEltlki.—Aocordiog to the report of the Britteh yiehery Cereedveionete. the barring ashery!or the year 1858 prvit:ei but en average retch. The qsaistity of ti.h cored yea 636,124 barrel+, Wen upwards of 53,000 baton wee than et.. cued is 1837. The b.:entity branded wee 233,374 ham la, or eb era on--third of the total caret ; the truliti'y cop red eve Aio.2n4 barrel*, whereof 269,819 beret. ere,. sent to the C•etireot, 79.064 barrels to Ireland, end 1 131 barrel. to tte colonies, ehoweet, In comparions with the previous year, a decree of 31,436 barrels „ in the ;reality ant tho Coutiberit , an increede o f 20,620 tenet, in the gunetity sent to Ireland. and • differeace of only • fee banal., in the quantity rent to the colonies. At the eid Mao Ise there errs 6,230 b ate, tad 13,387 flaternien and bt) e /opined in the trade. In the tot and bag department, toe intorno chow that is the year 1868 95.696 cute. were rated dre 1, and 4,684 barrels cured in pickle; sod that the total quatiLty *tweed wee 31,162 cent. being • decrease in 1848, ea iettopered with 1837, of 9 iCrtii rya: oared drie4, an incr.., of 1901 in lb. ammeter burster:vend in pickle, I tit a dem"! of 2.158 eve tr. cured dried In the tots/ quaint, exported. Eros the &tardy etadetic sc oot:oda it queer. that to the year 1858, 12,516 byes, tenoned by 43,072 between ilAti boys veer. ent 0.,,,,i to t h e b een , * slot cod end linittLibeti ; earl that dui total wimated vale. of the beds, tot., and linee employed io Owe llaheree doting the come period es. 723,:v3 4 1. ; Leing an inereae over the pa,iviiror year of 171 tends and 68 fleneroven, sod of 22,8414 In the value of here, he. THE OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMP TON DliritAND.—We are is a panne to Owe that the m ining dividend to b. declared at the acct halt reify eleetteit of this coropiny will be st the rate of 6 per owe. per annum eon the brat irwirvntesd stork, sad 4 per met. per annexe oa the .f 0 ,114 scerentved stork. LETTER+ P. 48 NOVA SCOTIA, New BIAUNSWICK, AND NEWIOI.N Nll.-011 the let of Angie, neat, And thenreferevard, lettere whirrered to Nova Fee* New Brauer wick. sod Neefoesdlesd, petted unpaid will be charged with a lee of dopes' e each letter, le addition to the reel poetete; and te..er• posted lasinfllcisstly prepaid wilt else be @hailed with the useful dean ent wed with •ane of elzpenee. A Mailer fin., to a44liiits to the poetize. will be levied thl. country ore all lever. received from Nova Scotia, New Itruaewirk. Sliertouritesd, whi.l easy hare been peeled =paid er laseSciatly paid. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1859. SHARE MEM-UM DAL . Two o'CLoCW. I—, The railway share market to-day is extremely inactive, and prices exhibit no general al- w i teration of importance. Midland stock is IC , rather weaker, being marked 1034 to 1 03 1. i tt i i Berwick stock is also rather more o The other leading descriptions are %noted to i the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday, via. : we London and North Western, 9st t o i ; Great I it Western, 591 to 001 ; Lancashire and York- ss shire, 96 to 4; Great Northam, 102} to 1034; : Eastern .:ounties, 584 tot Berwick, 92 3 to t ; and s York and North Midland, 76 to 1. w Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are spin 1 s heavy and lower. The old lean is quoted It to it s. 1 prem., and the new, 14 to 11 prem. The Indian shares exhibit no recovery. pernambnce Railway 2 Mares have declined. ti; °zinnia: mass AND erooxs. ib. I rt. I i&WISIL 1 Bala Wu i le 1 P.M =o.4,l=Aait 2 am Imaiss al ( • rict im - trj. •'E Oxus • : ISO aw n& I=t ell Mrs 1 ELS ismini t Rr6.71: 4 • il4 s De. Deuellttai.z s i a g l" :4 " IP. Au t Zet g alti LI . W. tombs mod C la Do. °." 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John Mott, combine& to Major Moore, deposed that be times 9 sad 10 o'clock on the night of the 15th inst. he was driving over Londoe-bridge on his right side, and at • guns peek when the defendant, in an esulcavoor to pass him, drove against him sad locked hie fore-wheel so so to drag him several yards, before they got Ire.. Witness mown aerated with him, but when they had proceeded a few yards further. defendant drove into him again so as to intone the spokes of the forennsal la a very sertous manner. Wit mer again remonstrated with dos Indent upon his conduct, and again got free; bat just as they reached the sad of the bridge defeedeat again drove into him in • way which threatened to smash the whole affeir—cer nage, horses, and driver—together. Wilma' now thought it time to put • stop to each aoudad, and accordiegly calla a policeman, hut the defendant, taking no notice, whipped his hones and drove off se feet ea he could. Wittier was quite sober at the time. The damp done to the carvings mantel to 21. las Major Moore's butler, who was on the boo of the carriage at the time, corroborated the evidence of the previous wa rms, and added, that when they reached tics and of Landow bridge, he ma shouting after defendant, who, however, drove as Get is les could till he weit compelled to pull up at Union-et rms. Mr. Beard cromenandmid them winsome with • view to show that they were drank at the tlma, whir/ they both de- Med, and Major Moore deposed that when ha maw them II shortly otter they were quits sober. U. Alderman Ross ordered defendant to pay • nominal Ibis of r i ls. and 21. 160. he the dune's ; but some Monty avian lee with regard to the letter, it was ouggesed that the parties VI should arrange it between them. Accordingly they all retired to the affidavit-room, and open thsir rotors Mr. Coleman said the defendant lad ecemated ha withdraw all hersteller of drunkenness spinet lb* Moore's servants, and to pay corn, upon whida the major had agreed to ;my for the repair of the amine bimesif. Alderman Rose thereupon ittlicted • nominal fine of is, tad told defendant he was a lucky man to escape so easily. Defendant need to think so too. MARLBOROUGU-STUBBT. 1 14 CNA ROE AGAINST A GENTLEMAN OP 0/MAIMING MONET et FALSE PRZTINCIS. ft. /fled lambast 7eyler, 23, described en the "berm p. them sea geatlecoan, and who said he was the son of a fi NU= wiser at Adlingtoo, Manchester, was charged bekre Ik. Beoughton with obtaining money by fulls pnembor el Mr. AIM d Biggs, cigar importer, of 71., Feb-moll. From the evidence, which was very iftithy, it appeared That the prisoner bad recently Mesas a mums of the pro iennker, and is conammems of his babef that the prteueer ow of good family, end of his representations that he had en A . asestat at llemers.Woodoock's beak, Adlingtoo, Manchester ILL , be embed • cheque for 101. for him, and subsequently a 2- second. The Bret cheque he paid to Mr. Sidney From, a i r resident of Bithopegatet-street, and it was soon alter returned IL protested. He therefore kept the second cheque beck. The answer returned by the bankers was "No effects," and Not knows." The primmer said that he was • regrettable person, and that be believed at the time he gave the cheques then would be funds to meet them. He had received a letter from the a bankers. Mr. Broughton read the letter sad amid it stated that whet- 76 ever money he liked to deposit with them could be paid I through Messes. Barclay. He had given two chequer, neither of which had beet paid, as his deposit had not teen made; and to give • cheque without having to amount at the bank was a fraud. The prisoner raid he bed studied et the University College y for • doctor, but was about to eater the cotton trade. Boum, SS C, said, on taking prisoner into custody he (sled on him a cheque on Roberts, Curtis, sad Co. for M. , t and a writ at the suite of John Footer Hodges, lc The mosscutor mid be behaved he should be able to bring • forward other charged. • The prisoner we, then remanded. Mr. Broughton stating that he would take his inn hail in 401., and two sureties In 201. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO LORD MANNER/I.— serioas aczident has occurred to Lord Manners, leaving the i ts unfortunate nobleman in a very derigeress condition. From inqoinea made at appears that yeaterday afternoon Lord E . Vaae cent a very valuable home to Lor d Kamm for his lordship to try. The hone was brought to the • door of his lordehip's resideace, No. 66, Upper tr . Brook ohms, and seemed very quiet, but the ea 0/0.01610 Lord Manners wee mounted, it dashed at a furious pace up she greet, end became perfectly nomenagaible. Notwobatanding many prairieweeihy sante to check his wild career, be male with incrtmeed speed for the foot e. entrenervgate of the part, and dashed In. The ri iron hart arrows the entrance being very to., ix , emelt the bead of the nefortunate nobleman, and with es terrible tome hew., hurled to the grouud. He wee eativeyud 3oan iorecaible conditton to ht. nonidencit, baring sustained imy frightful injuries, Irmo which it is doubttul whether he ea will recover. Tr bore was shortly afterwards caught sad 01 - IL kiilid. DIPLORABLI .D E ATLI OP A FATHER AND SuII Walla neighbourhood of Bath lag has agar bees the Knee awe of those too prevalent °o extremes thee, ere now daily taing place, and this time the circumstances are of a most touching and dreadful nature. Last evening, ab est /even o'clock. a man woo engaged in instructing two of hi. eons is the art of swimming at dt. Barking Creek, where • youth was drowned last week. The male, whom name ei not known, had twice swum across she 31 crook, holding up his children, who were Imaging to his beck. • -1 At theteiled venture he soddenly became exhausted, and at sees mho for the bank. Jutt as he reiched the middle date eireese he was @stout with cramp, and one of the boys dmhsd from him, easel, numbing the shore ; but he and the other boy sow sea rapt ily to the bottom. Amidst the moat terrible AWN boss those on land he roes and made for the shore. Apr he soak. Once more he rose, stilt bearing the body le eg - Ile sen t and once more he mule a deeperete attempt to io ewes the anima haven. It wss but a vain exertion, and he et. may wazik, bearing with him the body of hts child. The mese that ensued it is impossible to deanbe. The n pour youth on shore, go suddenly deprived of father si sad brother, stood like one bereft of reason, and the spectatoen were too excited to offer ooneolation. At last 800 perilous of both a its heed the shores of the man), many • poor woman rushed to the spot et ing, "Who is it?" A boat was at ono, maenad, and its crew at once essemenoed dragging the creek, but the tide woo so etrong, that up to ten o'clock t h e bodies had not been discovered. About half-peat 10 the body of the men was recovered about 23 yerele from the spot at which he finally rank, end was reeennieed so that of a perein named Hammond, working at 11! Maws. lbw's ship yard. The marchers redoubled their amnions in the hope of !lading the body of the eon, but up to this (dab:inlay) morale; thaw was no trace et him. Thu stair has coot a glow over the neighbourhood that will not I be easily eased. FRIGHTFUL SUICIDE AT GUT'S HOSPITAL ST STL/P•MUTILATION.—Toy 11110ralag Mr. W. PS) WI, Wm depatroomeer, held • lengthened inquest at the boart MOM of Ony's Hwpits 013 the body of Mr. Jams Brook, aged flay ram.. on/pester, who melded at Bletoblegiy, Barmy. It eppsare that the adornment man anus edailtted into Gay's limmital With the liver complakit, end bee lately been la a very rwtlincholy wale of mind. On Wednesday he went tam the water-closet of ettephen's Ward, and mutilated hie tight atm in • frightful meanie with a maw, sad one of the palliate onroing into the closet wee hornied at fludleg him in • pool o f blood. Medical aid was Instantly afforded, but be giesally sank end island. Verdict, " Temporery inmehy." A MAN KILLED IN THE ClTY.—Thie morning lb. Payne, the smeener, received informed= of the death of Mo. lefts Greeley, sged 30 years, who resided et N 0.9, Hali te's-4nel, Fencharshestreee, City. The detested wee crossing Feacharch-street, when be was knocked delve by • carrier's oars, the wheel, of which pseud over his body. lie was conveyed to St. Thomas's Hoc ttal, bat Us was extinct. THE EMPEROR. NaPteLZON'a LAST PELCII.— The Pais correepoodent of the /were says The stoker' rotator= 04 demean tor which owe chormterimd ohe Emperor Napoleon NOMA to be RIM= piece to • eseceprbility too strong for senotalment. Perhaps the commitment= of certain politiest Molts ' , hely to shake the confidence once reposed in hie judgment and appreciative, of his own interests may account NT the cheep. lie this as it may, the irritsuon betrayed is the very brat lines of his om it-vy's reply to the very betel address of the diplomatic body Omagh their spokeemea, the papal nuncio, as given in this aw_.lhrsitese, tuts excited general attention and re gret. This taw the reproach eppervutly is not =them= to use seshessader, as on the lot of January lam, bat to the representatives of Mao= all European .tares. The tone of voice was suited to the words; the manner we, briet end hurried. The regrew/m=l= of ose of the German suttee was tepatiently asked whether his' fears were at Lam Masi paud. Oa the whole, the thing wa. gems through Ithe • most miplearant task, of wilt= it might be said that Menem" at was over the bettor. The lirsitnr hest, I Cm tall, inserted • word which was not spoken by the Em peror. Him klmeaty said, Europe has been . =jaw, end not • Europe IS generel '—the words In general' were added for the seta of Rama. Prussia and England are be haved to be the commas to which the reproeca is spatted, addressed." " We have reason to know," says the Pays," that the French goverameut has resolved on giving up irt the fierdtatea goveneseent tenet of the Rooting batteries which have bees mat as Italy, and which were to base UlllllO part, en the Lake of Gads and ia the marsh= of Meatus, in the smogs spondees." A letter from Barb-Baden announces the arrival tame et the Xing of Wurteasharg, soder the mem et CAW TOOL WID (Leeds Mercury) understand that ithe French merges., M. Clisper, =mei through Lsolo, Thwedafi = kis way r as, whirs be propos= messeieg hie holiday la 0:461,07 visa Molex= Chows, vas a a Tattle.' legy. - 4111 in I Ir-01 WY x Is N Z a I 1. Am U la sla h M . Ma B it IT 1$ es 1 /11 BI la id 11 1 1,1 4 . zla a il ib 101 lo : U U ila 5 el I" •- fi al Py! FIXITI %UT4 M 100 0 le — We 115 11l 111 PS 19 1/91 IS 90 111 M 11 1911 PH 10011 110 1079 11 7 1 110 1111111111 1 1.4. I( 4 N lii al ri. 0 U al 0 14 I II 1/ 0 11 0 IS s 7 S 7I 0 0 ta ad n t 5 1 SO SO 54 ti. I U 411 41 11 1 4 U So 1 7 t i l ' I I ral . 11 oar li 14 14 17 V s • as as 12 21 U 41 110 US a I io le 10{ 1 Ile le 1 3 pa i I .... .. lb I ei — ler I al II ll_ ad "I it a i i ll .d f 1 l i i di or MONEY MARKE2.-2111 8 DAY Two o'CLOCM. The funds opened this morning with renewed heaviness, and a fresh decline of 1 per cent. was quoted. A rally, however, has since taken place, and, although the market remains languid, present quotations are equal to the closing range of yesteday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange general dulness prevails, there being little inquiry for any description of stock. Many of the dealers are absent. _ . _ The telegram from the Paris Bonne have not yet arrived. _ _ _ Commis are officially marked 943 to 95Cfor money, and 941 to 941 for the account. The present quo tation is 941 to $ both for money and the 9th of August, Bank Stook has been dealt in at 221 to 223 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 941 to / the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 1 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 941; India Bonds, at 6s. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 27a. to 30e. prem. A fresh fall of 1 per cent. has taken place in Turkish stocks, which are now quoted 781 to 791 the old, and 681 to 691 the new. Mexican, Russian, and some other descriptions are also rather more offered. Sales are recorded es follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103/, 1031 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001; Danish Five per Cents., 1013; Mexican Three per Cents., 181 ; ditto, for ac count, 181; New Granada Active Bonds, 17; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 691 ; Porta pees Three per Cents., 1833, 431 ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents, 981, 99 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for amount, 44 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 311; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, for account, 781, 78,791, 781; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 681, 681, 691. At Paris a rumour prevails that the Bank of France will ere long reduce their rate of discount from 4 to 31 per cent. A parcel of 12,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation, and 180,6001. was purchased in the market, viz., 89,6001. by the Magdalena, from the West Indies, and 91,0001. by the Bremen, from New York. The government have already arranged to send nearly 130,0001. in silver per the next outward Bombay steamer. As on the last occasion the prin cipal remittances will probably go by the Calcutta packets, leaving on the 4th and 20th of each month. The exchange at Bombay shows a movement of be tween 1 and 2. per cent. in favour of this country, in consequence of a somewhat remarkable fall of 4 per cent. established within a fortnight in the value of money. /.t the latest date the terms were 6 per cent. for loans on government securities, and 7 per cent. for discount of short private bills. According to advice, received from Mexico, vi 4 New York, the coaducta, with about 1,000,0001. sterling in silver, which was stopped on its way to the oout by Gen e ral Robles, had reached Vera Cruz. - A portion is probably on American account; the rest may possibly reach Southampton in about a fortnight. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. Long bills on Paris, however, were more inquired for. The rates on Austria were slightly higher than on Tuesday. The quotations are shown below Amsterdam, three maths, 11.14 to 6; ditto short, 11.12 to 1; Botwedene, Wee seentlar, 11.14 rj r ; ., Antwerp, three months, 26.6 to 10; IternbmT, hence, twee months, 13.31 to Parte, three dar n 211: 4 46 to 126; ditto, three months, 26.276 to 326 ; the-Mains, three months, 1181 to 117 ; Petureburg. per rouble, three moutba, 346 to ; Vienna, eff d o . , months, 11.90 to 12.00 ; Trieste, ditto, three month ., 11.90 to 12.00; Madrid, three meths, 491 to 1; Cadiz, three mon 496 Leghorn, tbree months, 30.6 to 10 ; 0.. a. , three months, 26.75 to 80; Naplm, three months, ' 401 to 416; Palermo, three mouths, I=l to 1231; Marina, thme the, 123 to I; Lisbon, 9U days, 616 to I; Oporto, 9D days, 611 to 62. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, it was an nounced that • further dividend of 3r. 6d. in the pound will shortly be declared under the estate of Meson. P. D. Leno and Co., general merchants. The corn market yesterday was firm at former prices. The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market shows no alteration of importance in prices. The quarterly sales of indigo terminated yesterday. A report will be found in another column. The directors of the National Bank have declared a half-yearly dividend, up to Midsummer, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, together with a bonus of lbs. per share, free of income tax, being together at the satisfactory rate of 12 per cent. per annum. The Scinde Railway Company have, during the current month, despatched to Eurnehee seven steamers and twenty-five barges, being the first portion of tneir flotilla for the Indus. A meeting of the North of Europe Steam Navi gation Company woo held yesterday, for the purpose of receiving a report from the liquidator.. The ship of the company have been disposed of, bat not the factory at Lowestoft. Claims against the company not hitherto looked for have been brought forward, and the liquidators in consequence are not enabled to divide at present any portion of the cash balance. 44,4761. has been carried to a separate account, ap plicable for division amongst the shareholders when all liabilities shall have been ascertained and dis charged. After some remarks from Mr. Abel , who complained that the shareholders have been most unjustly treated, the report was agreed to. The directors of the London Discount Company isened yesterday the following report : The directors have the plearnre to annex the hslf.yearly statement of the accounts of the company made up to the 30th June. After the payment of current expenses, making provieion for Is.. on overdue bills, and the rebate of interest as bills not matured, the available surplus amounts to 6,308!. 6e. 3d. Oat of this sum the directors recommend the payment of • dividend for the pest half-year at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income tax. which will absorb 4,6484 14s. 24., tamale • balanm of 7691. Ile. Id. to be curled to the sett account. The directors have to state that the loss, for which provision is made la the eccounts, arises entirely from the forged bills discounted for J. Lockhart Moneta, no bad debt whatever having been incurred by the ordinary tninsections of the company. The directors think that the rogues of the business mat be coasidered as very satisfactory, when the amounts show that, bat for this forgery, a net profit of nearly 101. per cent. per annum has been realised during the past half-year; and they feel that the shareholders will participate in the entire confidence which they entertain in the permanent success of the com pany. In accordance with ilia deed. three of the present directors retire by rotation. viz., William Bleokin, John Laurie. Esq., and William ficholetteld, Esq., who, being eligiMs, offer themselves for re-el, etion. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Australasia is called for the 16th of August. Toe last advice' indicate that no further portion of the cargo of the steamer Alma, wrecked in the Red Sea, will be saved, and that there is no prospect of saving the vessel. The quantity of silk lost is about 1.400 bales, worth say 130,0001. Of the original cargo about 300 biles were landed at Ceylon. The steamer Bombay reached Aden, from Sues, oa the 3rd inst., and left on the same day with the English mail, for Australia, of June. The Council of India will receive tenders on the 29th inst. for the hire of ships to take stores from England to Madras, Bombay, and Calcutta. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 20, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation Mane Circulation active rablic depodta Other deposite Government in bsokingdsoarcesnt Other smarithe tenkanl ismuineint 17,264,439 Dessau 648,472 Coin and bullion is both depertneente asvaa_ day sad othir tan 863,019 Deems. 6.138 The Best N ows 9,489,060 Demean 611,476 Total mem (notea . coht) M Waking department 10,109,687 Decrease 694,674 As usual after the payment of the dividends there have been very large withdrawals of private deposits t and thus, notwithstanding the decrease of half a lnlllien in the " other " securities, the reserve of notes and coin in the banking department has decreased 594,674!. The demean of 242,2641. in the coin and d li mi In En. 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I IDA" Willialkeltromaili I.IIM ~i~. 7- ; - L 1 a • bil ist ri la a.ii alai I, m 1 1 .5 1.1 I so so. is sup g i I CM" 10 WM q kip*i U 10 111 ill No. I AP. "Vigi 10.00 !?,,Ilto! 11# 1 hellion is principally ocesaioned by the withdrswala to pay for silver on the Continent. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following total', via.:—lmports of gold, 468,0481. ; exports of gold, 608,2241. ; imports of silver, 324,6881.; exports of silver, 108,0971. BAWL ENOLAND.—AA LlMllM.varmant to the Aet 7t.a sad %AVIA. e.J. for the week edict ta thiosia r Jury o. ista. MO/ IMOD Wald /..31,5th,tria I thothretroiDebt 411.0t1403 I accattiot 3,09,P03 EMU Nth 11.076.01 ithi.r4l.l% me. roomit Seemet,. ft& Nod Weida octal ALMON r geolatiot 9.430.01691 .1:67 BARIUM PI PMMARVItaI....O4.3.Z.AOO 3.311 NWYI ILACbeq., Say. Ilankg, Oommv. a Natlutlli Debt, six 4 Div.Aseu.) 4 . 3t Garr Deposits —• 14.931.4)4 dsy aid onor ***** 854019 4.343,634.1“ July 11.160. 1,18.04.8% y. DIAZIMALL. C Clabler. Thou Beanies. The funds to-day were decidedly heavy. A droop ing tendency was shown throughout the day, and the closing prices were t per cent. below those of yesterday. The prinei .yil cause of depression was the continued fall at Faris, where each speech by which the Emperor endeavours to reassure his people seems to be followed by an expression of in creased anxiety. Public confidence is always mob more easily shaken than consolidated. The unfa vourable tendency of the bullion movement does not demand immediate attention at a time when money is so abundant ; bet the ever-recurring question of the financial embarrassments of India is very gene rally disguised, the more especially as grave doubts are entertained whether the requisite supplies can be raised without the interposition of the imperial guarantee. All the other departments of the Stock Exchange were depressed. Turkish bonds and Indian railway shares were chiefly prejudiced. The latter would probably be materially strengthened, should the im perial guarantee be impressed upon the coming loan. British railway stocks yield reluctantly to the de cline in Console. Bond fide holders are particularly indisposed to sell at this period of the year, when the dividends are about to be paid. The demand for money at the Bank to-day was to a fair extent, and larger than of late. In other quarters there were some exceptional transactions at 21, and even 21 per cent., but in most inatences the Bank minimum war asked on good bills. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67.50, and closed " very flat" at 67.15 for money, and 67.20 for the end of the month, showing • fresh fell of fully 1 per cent. since yesterday after noon. Comb, which closed yesterday at 96, "buyers;' for the 9th of August, opened this morning at 04i to 95, touched 95, " buyers," and gradually declined, closing at 941, " buyers." After the close of the Stock Exchange, the market was still flat at 941, or 94 9.16 to 11.16. Exchequer Bills were quoted 27e. to 30e. prem., and the India Bonds 6e. to Is. din. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year remain quoted HI to 961. The scrip of nth lower of 1869 closed at 941 to %, being 1 per cent h . than yes terday. The foreign stock market was very dull, and in some instances prices were lower. The priacipal feature was a fall of 11 per cent. in Turkish Bonds. The Old Loan closed at 79 to 80, and the New at 69 to 70. Mexican Bonds have declined to 181 to I. Bank of Egypt shares were somewhat firmer this a fternoon, inquiries having been stimulated by the late fall, as well as by a hope that the highly re spectable board will be able to show at the approach ing meeting that the disappointing result of the bank's operations for the last six months has arisen from ceases susceptible of remedy for the future. Transactions are recorded between 21 and 19, and the closing quotation was 20 to 21. Ottoman Bank shares have fallen 101., closing at 171 to 181. It is understood that the profits of this establishment have also been interfered with during the last six mantle by the adverse state of politics, and of the exchanges. The shares of the London Joint Stock Bank showed some tendency to recovery from yesterday's fall. Australian Agricultural were quoted 11. lower. Madras Irrigation were also fiat. The Indian Government Five per Cent. loan notes are weaker, the present quotation being le. 91d. to la. 91d. per rupee. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 812/. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. As usual on a Saturday, business in home mining stocks is limited, but the market remains firm in cha racter. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially reported. Shares in the West Caradon con tinue in demand. There have also been a num ber of inquiries for Eut Wheal Russell, which have been dealt in at 7t, 7t, and 73. Worthing Mining shares are quoted Os. to l Is., and Port Philip, 9e. 6cl. to 105. Foreign mining shares are quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MAREB7I4 TALLOW MARIEBT.—(TIIIB DAT.) Ties market is steady at the subtotmed prices .—Town Tallow 60s. 6d. net oeab • Petersburg Y.C., cm Use 'pot, 635. 3d. July, 63e; Abuittut to September. 6.3 e. • Peso tot to D e ember. Ms. to 64a. 3d ; Detember only, 64U. 63. to 64*. 9d. Ileaurr AVIPAOIIII.—Town tallow, 62a. 9d.; ftt by ditto, 2d. 9d.; yellow Iteesiaa, 645. 6d. ; melted stuff, 40e. 64. rough ditto, 24e. 6d.; tallow imam, 16e. ; good &qv, Tr. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET(THIS DA,T.) Meows. Davis report trade dull at the follow* pram; Prime meadow hay, 765. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 645. to 945. 6d.; interior ditto, 60.. to 705., new ditto, 70s. to 80s.; TOWSD ; 60.. to 705.; clover, old, 98s. to 110 e. ; ditto, aew, 80s. to 90s. ; straw, 26e. to 30s. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Grapes and pins apples still ream fir pricey. West India pines have been plentiful and good. Gomeberriee, Mr. raota, and raspberries are getting mercer, and cherries and etrawbenies ate nearly over. lingloth apricots have made their appearance. Greengage plums obtain 2a. a dorm. Oranges fetch 9e. 6d. and 10s. per 100. Nate of al descriptions continue to realise fair prices. Cabbages and Fresco beans are plentiful. Rhubarb, imprague, and sea kale are getting over. Peas. beans , horn carrots. and globe artichokes may be obtained in quantity. 011111id0 1 114 1 are cheaper. New potatoes mediae from 60. to 16e. per mt. Cucumbers abundant. Cat gown chiefly moist of orchids, gardenias, kalossatlis, lily of the valley, violets, mlgnonalas, heaths, and rose. FRUIT. Plums. per paned. 311 Cleeree. Per lb . 1d. ,0 04 *pp* per dorm Meta 10. Orsriler. pr W. Is te lb Leeloon. pre dm.. Isle Is el Owessww. 41!.. fp is.o. G oll . 7lL bsr : ANL= Oassabes. per ilms,h S.C. TewsMes. pw W Aniiselws, rot Pos., Is MN Ps* per Ass., Is PI la diem p. bawds. Is to le id Mir re 11,61 be MI el fo• ob.. par miejs Illolna b. smen. 1. or is PI 9.ba. bid loft Exam, p. I 4 Isla SP prat basche. Se is Is Amp. Pc. PI to .“1 Me Apples pre lb.. Grope., per lb.. 3. to do Otrsoherrior, boatel, Ito to Ilespberrloti pee pros.. Oa to lo Melee, web. 4 to le Ptooltee pod Noteseloto. Par fol.. 10. to go rip. per .tes. to do Aprleotooto.. 4 e do to Co 117011 T Osolleoleent, per des., to to do Green Pre. pee soon. Is to fo Orem, p. lob bombe.. Is to le Cobbate6 do.. la 11l to 1.61 Avor.oeus. Pet bolielio. Ikl to fs ab et. 11 bond* Id to fd Penet. Boum ed 5...., is ta pa Potatoes. D. 60 .• Pa to GO per ("x4..1161611 Ild pot erL, to to fie new. mlt rd . to Is Genoa, per Yortelpe. pot th. 91 to Is p. Is boo m Is ft fs BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) Thia morning were issued the Board of Trade returns for the month and six months ending the 30th of June, 1839. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British. and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and fire mouths, including only the " enu merated" articles : For the month. Fo: six months. 49.691,006 • 456. 5 4 6 . 671 1857 1858 9,906,077 68,343 . 67 1859 Including the " unenant era ted articles," this aggregate exports stand thus: For tee month. For tie menthe. 1857 10,241,433 .. 53,487,804 1859 !et. 0.1 ia t _ l lti am N N Ili 111 3Y 111 ii sii no 104 i es IMATI. - dr 1.4 A' 4 i Lii i 1 11 db to N 1 Oti WI kit, i i I to :i L Is Ile MI ili ; 3, Ft ii 1.• M MD OM i Pi Pi n vs Of 11 ad ad M ad 4,1 IN I U a TOI bi I i MI SU 17T II 7 IN 7 11. 41 4i II tI 2111 1461411 13 to kis 2 11 2 10 37 33 ■ SA I 1