The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-05 00:00:00

:The thee or will pe ke of Ws >I the "'bolo mama yoe Id at Ude be Weep tee Mope ether, taw rest the W vIIt us. Cherbourg. to espy the Surd so hist the covisery; sd above ea 10• lour or that every ...lived with r demotion W di this sea (04 gusell• the ilitaperet t occasion te d graded% Priat• 1. DE, MW. NI PION. NVIVIDAT. directors ea iiistr !Herb; ▪ Mad Pools& ✓eli the &or Compaq fel Seam Time kW, sod tam 'fry pecepsoll ad Wogs sews bar insplartil trots Rims !swami la will. re. eomposy awe to roomy bast vosabia to ,ad fitted op te Data. IStr. aid lay, la ream* rafter erienaft , OR CHER. IT tviognie. rbially is, pre. es sever dromati t ▪ thaw tb in this loosft I &pansy* tat ,s *latch tuslf • issotemipt hY and aronmed as ma of Cornwall ono mods GI so• slacked ; I Mae io ascertain with pro Us period nut. This uma tio wore tot fa t., as U for tat i demos vtroaca nosual degree of o gratified. At yreteril ay thorn till this evening; is that it wined on such .hint 3 o'clock I this morain e rk, the *palling ire duty it would if the passage of ening In hie oar i fart, it was claw owl that her erne the IICC AgiOn of • event, coentorabki poet ones of hat (slag I saw AS thee vowels of tie >Awns Bay, Ir oasis maims; facbassin of taw ig of a favourite Weirs, to haft amino emission. Fait' , steams& aid there a hrm mar Ostrom*. I employed during the commimariat perishable ertmle 4 it turned out es to the contrary, tvr Trance on the beeves t pawing. koadroa, ma Wise tutors sdaltrablly 01 erects, WO .d, very wuly this of the Woad, sad section with the cl am to the precise 6•1111114. a. I have lie were concerned. r moment when the ,ronred it ea early e •Ajert, I wooled uuld embark awed t occupied by the nff about helf-peet event. The mom tur of the several or vett. ity el the tatty boat —I supe r other reesele le than an boar and overtaken long be d. ratlike that of the wet favourable ON habitants of Forte !' other., the nee d to bee the shore a, for theereeives. a yacht matt% • Ur Ter * wed erweekehas he petal, Wisdom. al ems yule, root Weet Cowen, the t.'..etle Peee4 t the Needles. Her the erctadois liar yea ast es 17 foamed by 1116 •66, which append 4 rad Albert • fur led by tie Primes of Cegabriese, dis Roe. Merry Mod. rd eliarebrrlAis. A. Sir C. Phippy petty had precede nl the Bleck leg* Veetee, la ~W- U* Hee. A. Hood, worry to the Prizes :Icepetes, skim-dr d, t►* two lowdisti te Shark (the race Wei Piar is* '1 is vowel they a woo almost tkii comescemest of tbi royal Tome to Cherbourg. With the ezception, indeed, of the occupants of two or three small sailing vessels and row-bosta, there wee no public to wither it; the vessels which were to have been present at the embarkation and to bane proceeded in company with her Majesty to Cherbourg— vide advertisements—proving se airy and unreal as the Flying Dutchmen. It was 9 minutes past 12 when, to speak nautically, the rope of the royal yacht slipped from the bony—in other words, when the Victoria sad Albert started for Cherbourg. the wind being moderate, blowing west -Booth-west, tied the ship stesottag against tide. About 20 minutes plait 12 she we. passing %Vest Cowes, being rather more than a quarter of a wide from the shore. No elute whatever wee fired, and the oily atrial recognition of the royal progress consisted of the hoisting of the l'aimt Jerk ea the flag-staff at Camillo l'oiat. Of the few mom who paraded, or were seated, 'Jong the shore, In astobm bat thoseding two or three hun dred at the inmost, some meinewoond to obtain • glimpse of her Yancey by meths of gleam. sod the was discerned, In • light deem, standing ca the qnseter-leck, there being a group f reatiensee war her. A Saigssapie packet-boat named the Medina steamed right admen the Victoria sad Albert, palpably for the apnea purpeos of ambling those on board to ebb& • geed view of the royal party, sad hem a hale 'hew which they set up it was inhered the disk imerkft had sot hem unratified, the entiehelles of the paw, net being milord by the royal commit which web es obvious intrusion probably ealled forth. The loyal Feat peeled on with groat velocity, the Aessinity leg floselag mom her bran, the royal standard from kir oniumeet, end the Unica 788 k hem her mlneemast mid maw The Trinity met, baying ea hoed the Wasters of the Trinity-hones, wee shoot two hundred yule hi her wake. The weather wee myesifirest, and the whole seise charming. Within la bear the two vessels would have passed mend the Neel* mud areereeg to the beet Infor mation I seats ebilia, by eh o'clock this eveniag the royal equedras. eemigehleg he all eta mmtele, would at., Cher bourg Iteebeor, under the earth of eke stomdroe of Lord Ityeas. The events el Cherbourg will be thecrited by the graphic N ef year able ethrempendent writing oe the spot. I Mee sly to add, thst I ea informed en good authority the the Qema will rotas he Chime o• Friday. DEPART URE OF THE NAVAL SQUADRON FROM BPITRIAD. PORTSMOUTH. WIT.NISDAY NIONT. The Racoon, 22, screw, Captain Paynter, returned to !Pithead on Tuesday shirks, with French pilots. Ths Royal Albert, 121, screw, Captain Rgertce, hearing the am Si Admiral Lord Lyons, and having on board his incelhaey t►e Cake et Mahabit( sad sake; the Renown, 91, weer, Capella Tabu ; the Darya/au 61, screw fritter*. Captain Twist's, C.D. ; tie Died , 92, screw frigate, Capuda Mitateass, C.D.; the Camps, 31, screw frigate, Capella T. Mesas; and the Rama, 22, mew corvette, Capella Parlor, trdshei endue at 5 o'clock this morning, sad proreeded le Chaibeari. In consequence of the hour of aperture big SO early, there yam no demoastration what ever at Portmenth. The Oskar left Portsmouth this morning, baring on board same et the Lords of the Minlndiy, and also the band of the Royal Marines Light Infantry, which had been specially sanneened be proceed with the naval squadron to Chaboseg. &mei simmin belonging to various parties hays ha Portnimath ior Cherbourg. AFthees was the Aka -6114111. the easseA, a penned wheel steamer m otored in the Baltic trais. be loft Portonsoath about 3 o cloak lib shonson with a amber of presagers on board, sad prossedod to Po o h to embark addidenal A great bl.z of visitors has been nAbsed tra= l irt r i g sday. It is supposed to be the result, in some degree, of exorcis t:one of a great naval demonstrating. If tide lbe the cm there must hero boon onsiderable dkerysiAtztat, as then ha. boon nothing ben set of the ordinary none. LONDON ,IND COUNTY 3431.-(PHIS 1)41T.) TWa afternoon the nasal half-yearly meeting of the of the ahem beak was held at the Londe. Tarim . Nicou is the tea. TM follewiag ore espies of ea report sad bahose-shast : " Yoga directors have the satisdhithea of ken beim the Farnham the wad accames and halesoriest for the we months esallog dfkli June hat. These amounts, which bare bees submitted b the auditors, show a prise prodt— after providing foe had sad doubtful debts—o(lol.664l. 14e.; sod, after payment of current expenses at ths had aloe, sad at all the breaches, lathes. to customers, sad rebate of interest oa currest bille—thrre remlne A net profit of 29A10/. la. Odor, he the half-year. Your directors baws, therefore, doehred the usual diirMod of 3/. par sent. far Übe ix Si lamas ll= —sad have marled heisted to prods tad loss sow seal, Ms era of 4,03111. is. id. TM 4141.1 wfll be payable. thus las& office, or at say a the Inalass, au rad Oar Illeraisy, the 16111 SALAAM To capita primp, MAX; rigervid fair, 106,0001. • eastourisf braasest, 4,178,2831. 9.. 7d.; prat ;ad for balsam broaght ftrn accomat, 7,3944. Ila. 44.; gra =s ta ll e 7 the sitar tasking parr= IP bat sad 2a. Scl.; carried our, 101,8641. Tti41,913 411 ZZ1.. Cr. By cash wband if Bid Ms, mid Imilms, 466.W0L 14a. 21.; cash plaosd as call and at shed netiser, 1,066,44161. le. Id. ; carried at, 1,622,0761. Its. 9d. Is m/Item* M., goverment and guanutteed stocks, 2711,11081. 10.. Id.; Wm stocks and securities, 2211,63111. lie. ; carried at 606.6401. 1. 64. Diaooanted all. , sat., end admen to customers la tom sad emery, tsa r37Bo2l. OA Bd. ; advances to customers es ape dal ..cavities, 2786761. les. carried at 2,729,111111. 16e. Proshold prelas la lessbard-strest sad Nicholae4aae, freehold and learbeld at the breathes, with Altura tai 116 , 111, Ss. 104. ' • ta rred paid to orsowere. 24299/. I Is. dd. ; salaries aad raw st haull••••• breectim, 'winding income Ns, 42, 114.1trTad, 4,131,9461.3.. 74. • room AND LOOS DOCOONT.—Dr.. To intim* paid to 1.111 !6,101.as Ila. Id. ; aroascs, above, 48,19 ML . Meats ow WY stat thr, welted to pail! sad ler air tau I, 5,10/. Is. ; dictated of I pit Nat hr the her per, s 0001. • balsa°, carried ate and he pull sad arm INNANNE: 4.09111. Is. 61. • MA 1008841. 14e. Cr.: Ily balms bresght bora ibus ler account, 7,3044. Ils. 4d. ; paw pools het the leaSywrer, after proviebta for bed sad dorafal debts, 111.270L.25. 101,6641. 14e." TIMICA•tiNAN, la roving the akplss of this Pl= ra- Warf the on that the swerved fad had re snaied . The Saco foe barter areal so t 0.... of 86010001, ad of IhS borers 800,0001. lalesped as carnal meewate, white reeled little or so larreet. The make of saw worsts opened is the bal my was 480, and the total amours °pawl at the Mil sad *each of wet ao lama that 22,800. Lad put is spite of these additions to the briars of the back the rose prod.s of the half par sabilled a &Ilia( if r cotapared with lb. half of lar par. Tho depreeraa of ee =t i rtho costracted wars assiocoors had a° doubt pedred that math. Rapers& opploadoes he loar sa ecerst of art prairie MI bra reit la the arsolsr, bat they had diseseragal gra air the I prim Lsolcirr, sad howe the ver, revival of the the prospect of barrelDADA N= IA that the carnal kolfisar would Its paperer to as amber dopes. The cash at call was about halt a alike Is erre of what it stood at ler half- Fwhile the Nam he buildisp had beta tharessel aro 7.001., owing se the salasperat et the aparrloas the best et the PWlastsa breach sad the hsed elks la which the directors would at ao abs., time hors to be Oeseiiorably Merged. At hat swabs allures was rade to cartaia raider kßla Bad it was then ooepostand that the for ups them would aot exceed 9,0001. He WY taw happy to ware the that the lam would ass era a shale pound TM Sadler, rtstes to leered were sot yr mired, °Meg to the formlitire al the law, hats direr* were Informed thee a gala rather this a loos would swab from this d.lay. TM raptor of the Tipperary Soak bad put forward a raise spa the estates, bat the ftoorre wars edvised by the Idghest Ira authority that than wee as latmertiou far the slain, mad that it said set he sowesiaal la • court of law. Is realaisa M bed to stale that so this dirks, had aro weary la had than they wrri how what to de wilh, awe err larathe oa der part to INT theramid carter. sad sire test fact rase was walelat to arm the peopolly the Malt, Ds bad pre Ora= is f prograllears apes the NlikelD. state o = l"tg allaim isdar (Cheses. Yr. C. lour, the -*airman of the hoard if 111- nessos, aseasid the Yr. Wsaraor r salad what contn,l the ihreholders had nor the ospaakeare aa the aaw proutioas TM Curaaaw rid Oa saspossibitley rear withal., etersore far sate expeedllars, but If the proonstare Seep perval air patios el It they tsar de so by ramerles saZ of the holf•yearly ropwt was thous = L tussalatamly. Kr. Psalarkt Swim wee erred sr seeltar. The precepliap clewed with a rat el Urals he the drama' aid directors. Ir. ANDREW'S AND latinitc t L WAY (T M DAT). —The bellipsiely mestlery of the Close A ebereltdiete woe held ottereace. at the °Mem, No. h Nees* Is th e chair. The followlag s hortetetemei Ittivlety km poi sad adopted. Ur airettag strum.'• "The Needles have se report to wake to the elankrlarim es is amelesass of the bill Wing detweld la per- Ileum* by milks ar th. shereboideire, they ere petweitied tr i r m =fewi nd ethewie for the werniorettes et tin heenntr, will be imp crud. est peer illotetare hope ere keg to be In e ties b Mr is had company whisk pot 1 M dee welt= Moneta which Use Whale ishimisd V. isibirisvy devaiermat of your property." . 1 THE EXPIVSS, TI RS DAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1858. THE POLICE COURTS. (Tll.lB DAY.) SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocit. SOUTHWARK. JZILLOVIIT AND 11171111 AND MUTING. ire. /wry BIWA this wife of • tfedismaa in Great Sul folk-etrest. Seathwart, wee bevught beam Kr. Combs on • wormat. (Urged with se malting her hesband and threaten inggeestah semipleimant, a hearty-looking old gentleman, 76 years of are, said that unfortunately he married the pri soner, a widow with titres children, about two years w, sad he sot only treated he, well, but her children. She, however, grossly misooaducted herself, and when he rams strated with her she assaulted him, and on the previous day took up • knife and threatened to stab him. He had some trouble to get away from her, when became to the court and obtained a warrant. The wife Lai bun be w•• • je•lona old brute, and that w•• th• oasis of all the ditarbanco. The complainant hem a..d that it was enough to make him jealous when she left her home sometimes three nights daring • week; and when he eeked her where she had been, she refused to inform him, and told him to go to the devil. He thought be bad devil enough toy her. Kt. Coate &eked how old the pr t waer was ? She rephsd that she wee 33, sad at for her beastly husband. be was • bre* and not St to have a wife. Mt. Combo told her it was my Irma, es her pert Os leave bar home all night. There wee great cfisperity la ear aim, and he did not wonder at her husband being sakes of bor. What had Obi say to in answer to the charge ? She denied having threatened to stab him, but die se knowledged theowieg • knife at hire, but It did not tooth h ita to im. for her going oat of a eight ahe did not Moron m& Mr. Combs told her that It looked very math like dlavae leg her ►sabaad by doing so, sad refumag to tell him whey oho west. Thin woo ao doubt oho was a very vioket wo man, mid ►aahasld ardor her to god bail for het future ooe dad. WESTMINSTER. DAZING fIONNIIIIY. Willimis Newman DEMI( Loapy, end Oaths Smith, three Win the shim el whom did sot appear to be more then 111 . = cif age, were charged with the follow:rag daring !Lary Meng, • bril employed to watch some seams which were llamado( ilealetnearson by lime, in Smith-street, Chelsea, saw the delhadeate fa Durham-place at half-pun three yodeled*, ailernete, oae Wag la the road, and the others sitting in a &army. Ms preneatlyeketved Smith throw hie rep [WWII the arm, sail soon otter get over the railings after it, wham Neerms threw a bag dove, which we. reamed is • few Mantas by Smith with something in it. Newman sad Smith them walked away with Luby, who appeared to ham been looting oat, In case of danger. Witness mat mil asked the servant whether she had mimed scything, and they (mad that • diver cruet stand had disappeared. Mary Am Chandler, servant to Mr. Aegean. Tranteell, foram wise mmehaat, e, Durham-street, Chelsea, mid, • crust stead (not prodaied) had been stoles from the pantry. She saw it sae between two and three. 86e found both the area and pantry door open. Newman wee apprehended immediately by Geary, Luby in George-street, Chelsea, at live o'clok is the evening, and Smith in • stable in George-street, et six tbie morning; they said they had made a mistake this time. Newman mu over heard in the cella to my, " it will be hot on us this time," to which Ltiby replied that they would get • warming. They were remaaded. THE MURDER OF A YOUNG LADY AT DAILEY. THE MURDERER'S CONFESSION. Yesterday the prisoner in the above ease, James Atkins's, wee ,ekes Woe the ooanty magistr►tes, at Knaresberougb, by Er. Buperlatendent Martin, and, after the et mination of several witneeesa, was committed for tr4l Dr. &reason presided, and the following other magistretre were elect present.—J. B. Faviell, RN.; John Jamas Har rison, Ben.; T. C. Wilkinson, Esq.; and the Hon. Egre moot Leacellee. The court was erowdel, ani the cue exolei a good deal of interest. The prisoner was not defended. On being charged in the usual way, he made the following extraordinary ocaferion The raison I murdered her eras because she would not have me. She told toe her punts would not let her have me. She said she thought she could not be happy, no my father was also against it. She said, " all my mother, Jim, that's caused this disturbance." She said three times, " Lord help me," and I hope the Lord will help her. I told her I could not be happy without her—l could not rut la this would. She said it was all false—that I cared nothing about her, I had behaved so badly to ber. It ma all be cause site was so queer with me, that made me do it. I told her I should murder her if she would not have ens, because I could an rest. I told her I bad not bent happy for three wigs, or man than that. fide told n she bad sot been happy , that she had been tie from happy. since her parents were sealant me, and were always "calling" ma. Her mem was fie reed, she laid, and let her alone, day is GM day out. Ear father never said anything to her abed me—he sus timed words with he on the subject. I was is he boa on Sunday, at tea time. Her sister and her mother am tn. Her later and her were in the "bee," tad Imes in the Webs. She came out from her fitr, and rid , "Como, cow, go out before my mother ones la." I did as she wanted Nes, and we both thought her weer den not en see. I went to a hove on the castrery aide et the seed, idisging to my father, but set where 119 lives. rasp Mopped an bite dim et bar abler end her semi, ed to go to Shod Her mass sad her eider sme Gut berm her, and shop stood talkies Geed ten mbar er a quarter of an boar. • Thin einem, net, sad I went up to her. They Wit wanks" mid he 1801biit wet Mane. I followed them Like i lem sm s, end overlook them he a bee that takes We i, where I smdmed her. She didn't led toe mods her eider did. I rest dews le the bode. et atemp-ime with dem. Hy smitimet Mid me be ge hems end &asp my mat ; Mget my dark es et 'IL I seddi est I had e would do tor me, and we rota at the batten et the lens I thought to myself I would go le Fusses% her idle sweet- Mort, who Teo waft v. Them wars dm mere people with Truss I stepped Me hit. end Ibis waded for ward. There were seem more pee* dad, GM grading on some wood brow. I west ist eat dem and talked a little bit. Farness sad NOM oars ems up. I getup after a little bit, and war spinet Furness, and mird him if he was going to Hartwith. He said it was a Wag road to go, but we est off down the lane together. We kept moving on slowly, until we got to the new line (railwa, and her brother dna came up to as, and we eat upon t he wall and tided a little bit. I pulled out le. and • 6d., sad asked them if they arid strike the reran from under tbe and leave the shilling still on the Sager. We rot • bit sed dm sat of to the chapel. The girls had gad before we set off. When we got to the chapel gate we wad lerward le the public-boor and each got a glass of Jo a piss. After that we ease down to the chapel and saw all the people omit est. We hawed after them. I went to my aweesheert, bat ahead sail meth to me never afterwards She laid she thought we ahead bare to part, ae they called her ft; de said day ird been calling her after I left the Mews and kr aeth bed miry gou• erased. We walked es legato, red left her lillo4ll . and Furness. Ws walked on mill we got to trampt-ime bottom, and when we got a tittle way ug, de leek he mut est of mine. I wanted her to put it in agar, eml sloe would not I told her I meld not be happy etas I monied her. She thought sus could not be happy' site vu sure we meld sat he happy. Ids told wI ahead bird May be her. I mid, If she would merry midi be sashes with her; I Gould not be sweat widest her, She said we bad ham pert a little bit I told her money time I mad not somssk h w I par trim her, unless I did ith M. I ibbi ar thought dare was some me elm wasid, sal I ash ma bide say one else to ham he. She mid remold bed do without on. swam a Vado bit. Tim I Melt Mid el her as she me welkin by the side of the mad. She was all the while awkward with me, sad mead net pon pie , ly. I stopped her whore she me, and Mid her I would murder her if site did set pes quietly with me. She said, "It's all false, yes only want to make am believe so." They I took bar by the threat mad tried is choke her. She cried out whim I took her by the throes and I thought sone an would beer. We did get up and walked on • little bit, sad I palhd oat my im*, esti we it her. She cried out, " Lit's go hams Jim—let's ge home. Jim." Thee I seized her, end sat her AGM end she cried out, " It's ell my visehar, Jim—lt's all my mother thee emied this db- Slidodd." She Grid est " The Lord help a," Ides dem, M the best of my reeolleotion, mid then she 6rW away, end I left her. l went over the wall, shies the has mad pi it Mmy warmed pocket. I west lets the %%W, and wandered aboat, perhaps an hour or an hour sad • half. I hid me doers, sad deopt I would go and trlt her pariah, hat I could not ie. I en thought I would go to her again, and I want bee, hat when I got • little way ep the hoe my Wert bad ma, end I couldn't go to her. Them I got ova, de other was into the field on the other side. I took the had out of my pad sera end wad it, sad I pat It in a wall top, Mar whish I look saran the Saida home Is a little dem of say Subsea, ea with the bind oil my Mode and fan. I this creed another fisid hams When I get herr my Misr end dire tare up. I did set p he, the been I west he. the shed she. the eerie were, and at me dews ustil I thought they hat all gams I. bed. Thee I wad die the Miaow I odd set ad mg supper, and west M bad. I maid Sri net aid the night. I get up in the madam GM lad my bear, as be lad yob Drive waft more to alirerrhoser, when le lad dem apposed as if he had hie mind d a groat beam, wed signed his ex tra sonamloa with as meek cosiness ea if ft had been the deposition of • risme. The aids Mitred, es you have made this embesies She. cm be so doubt that you are the incident. of Kart Is. &OW nisomr—Tee, I me. The Cheinms—lt is ens duly OMAN to send you be tree at the nest sedum at Tod. Us. Ilivirlikindiat Mardi ins then bound over to prow ewe sad the primmer was tired. He will be conveyed lo York this neorang. The railway share market to-day is decidedly firm, and several of the leading stooks, including more especially Caledonian, Great Western, London and North Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, exhibit a decided improvement. London and North Western stock is now quoted 92t to 931; Midland, 941 to 931 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 921 to 931 ; Great Western, 491 to ; London and South-Western, 96 toy; Great Northern, 261 to 26 per share; and Eastern Counties, 12 7.16 to 9-16. The Indian shares are firm at the late improve ment. The Brazilian and other foreign lines are likewise steady, though quiet. OADINAIT /NAZIS AND &root.. iasswais. l arr i a... • r 1116.1, ....--- = tic •, ,i ;;; :ia it met a : ....... i : ala 41=0ii ........: .....,....1.,.7 , ....a, VI or..i: Ei..14 0 : ~.--.4=1 .21t, „-*.- • ...-..,:....1 - .....41tWeiseemil....m ,'-'--''b;ii; Ifiersotle Omllle Lorry It rje i r ni thaibialkitibia: at* Midi D . Do w% iii ;IN Ow • ..... ..- S. r gin: r it t ir"-aw a s a ertiki. IV Ifoili laftradies MSilriga. .. ..... -- . 444"ahr =13 " =sob Ilimart. IM I Xll S ; I gnatlititsb. iint bud dn.. Indlnerirskindrea, Beaboa sad Datiostm V= Tad toll of Wee Wourford odd Wanner! and Win Oadseell W. 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Loyalt/ 5 ..1; 3 . 4 :001ie, The Maid o, Convict, Fly-by-Day, Tamed Hobe, Mimeos, Mali bcena, Odd Fellow, Pas, sad Elthatu nty, are here. SEVENTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Actaeon, Emotion, sad Cynthia, are hem BRIGHTON CUP. Two miles. Ilatuttara, Haws Lad, mad Commotion, me hem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKEY& MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. tiro te.—This rWecontinues to fair doomed, old prices are telly esppoetsit. Lampe, 635. to 56e. Corns.-11de article hr becorre doll, sod erica are with &Scatty supported. Pleated= Ceylon, low I. ng Ns.; aiddlieg, t 701 e Tea.—The market bus so arrant tashaey. Mcdiam room' has tem to demand, red sa 'domes el h"y ld. lass hem psid cm th e late lowest polo of the ramtiset. C.ciamon omen firm, et 10d. to 100. Curron remains firm. BALT PITRE goody. In other articles 110 material 'Haitian. TALLOW MARIET.-THIS DAT. The market is quiet. The following are the quotations Town tallow 47e. nett out. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 48e. 9d. , August, 484. Sd. ; September, 48e. 9d , Oct. to Deo., 49e. , ditto, esperstely, 495. Od. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARILE'T. THIS DAY. We have a Urge amply of beasts, and the demand has &crowd ; consequently, prices are lower, and a donne, cannot be affected. There is not more than an &mew supply of sheep end lambs, yet they cannot all be sold, aotwithstmtling prices are lower. Trade le duff for calves at Monday's quotations. From Germany and Holland there are 630 besets, 1,600 sheep, and 369 calves, 670 besets from the Nathan and Midland, and 130 mild cows from the Home Canalise. INN Woo deb*. a. 4. I. Psi gam •11/68. ad. aa. 118.114845. liardoeis 4 4 WWI Da. 1184wetto 4 4 II INN •410 nos 4 4 4 BM =mils Imoa 8 18 I Pat= 44 44 4 0 410 Iwo aucentl . 1881118 8 11 4 0 I Ds. 414.11isea lot Dr a half-Web Lembo 4B 11 4 4 . 2lmolo al marl*. 1.888; lad dad Ink Wm. NC Or. SIGTHIPIELD HAT MARILET.—THIS DAY. Xr.B. 1. Davis moats tie supply shorter. Prices with out altsastka. Prima larlow hay, 884. to no. 88.; superior do.. 760. to 840.; iahrior do.. 1100. to 1180. ; saw do 80s. to 110 s. ; clover, ohl, 904. to 1065.: mecca or, est, She to 955. ; mow, 800. to Ms. ; straw, no. to 380. FIRE AT BEREONDSZT.—Thie morning, between the hours of two sad there o'clock, a fire, atkinded with cost aids/able destruction of property, broke oat on the extmolve range of meaufacturing premises belonging to Mr. W. Harriman, tanners, Willow-walk. Bermondsey. The Rama were net extinguished until lbe following damage was done: —The bark, barn, side, engine-house. destroyed • Mr. I. Chielsolnie chemical works, destroyed ; G. and W. Limas, army twatreetora, curlers' shops destroyed, and omelets fa 1,11'9110M considerably damaged , It. Hewes sod Hiebord sae's, hilwoagers. MO feet by 30 feet, couildwobly damaged. TM w ill fall on the Aschor, Phenol; end ease allow THE MATRIMONIAL Causes AOE.--CAOTION TO HUSBANDIL-At the Ll= police ceertyeetaday (Wed =Mr. m the &Nag wiedelroiss to an orrere l p i reteetion of peor r i s ebbe bed Mee granted by Mr. Iderpidd to s Mrs. en he t e rod that hot bilabial led dowdel Mr. Heighten acid bed musty pee to Intend he Ids baelth, sod en Ws seems Ye web nee may solosed Ida oimlames to his ewe hesheil beam, tat eroded Mak and the Oleo ea rig Mr. Naswillte eider, named ideslaw Alter • M• 1•11 sitlenwente Ihe weghlreas added aid they etwM set hada% la de Ammo Jib . himadeill, title woe oat of - 13TABBIla0 CAFE AT WIEERAL—On 11111 day, at the Wrexham Borate% Pollee Mart, Year Illsw= ir t Irish youth, about 190 res charged with feloniseely • wonadlas Jaws Edishery, a sheriff's Aker, fiabw day erealag, la Chereerstreet, Wirahaw. Pee the set does, ft eppeers WA a swiss of qourtis bad but plug as the week %tweet' the prosecutor's holly ate II& of the pw~er. It wu also stated that the primmer bad Mats tee is two of Edisbury's mother', rite, as bag a !ley old mama, sad that, in addition to this, he bad twenty pass of ghtee to the prosecutor's windows. Ediellsry's waned, which is in his arm, extends about three Inches. sad le tether deep. The prisoner was hilly on:emitted to the nest anises ; bail refused. Two of the prietwee breasts are already transported, one for life, for be aascassai la • wader sad robbery at Chhir, romp yews ago, and his ac complice wu hanged at Shrewsbury. The other brother wee transported for • hones robbery near Wrexham—Nom- Mager Guardsan. The fonds te-day are firmer, and an advance of about per cent. has been established. English railway stocks are also, in most instances, dearer. Firmness prevails in all departments of the Stock Exchange. General satisfaction is expressed at the news that the Atlantic Telegraph cable has at length been successfully laid. The shares in this company have consequently experienced a great rise, and are now quoted 7601., " buyers," and 1,0001. (or par), " sellers." Consols for money hive been dealt in from 951 to 961 , and are now qaotrd 961. For the 7th Sep tember the present quotation is 961 to 1, The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 96/ to t ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 331. to 345. prem. ; do., Jane, at 225. to 264. prem.; and Exchequer IBonds, 1859, at 1001 to 1001. _ _ In the foreign stock market there is a good de mand for Venezuelan Bonds, and the Active Bonds are marked ma high as 411. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 97 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. con tinuein demand. Mexican Bonds have been sold as low u 21, and are now quoted 211 to 1. Peruvian Bonds of all descriptions remain strong. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is quoted 1 to 1/ prem. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 21, 211 ; New Granada De ferred Bonds 6; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for act., 91; do. Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 801; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 451 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 91/ ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 51; Turkish Six per Ceuta., for account (Aug. 13), 971, 97; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041, ex div.; Vine. zuela Five per Cents., for account, 40j, 411 ; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 151, 151. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68fr. 35c. for the account, being the same as they closed yesterday. A telegram, received this morning, announces the arrival at Suez, on the 30th ult., of the mail steamer from Australia, with dates to the 11th of June from Sydney, and the 16th idem from Melbourne, and 73,0001. in gold. The outward steamer Etneu ar rived at Sydney, on the 11th of June. It was officially announced yesterday afternoon that the 3,579,0001., which forms the balance of the Indian Four per Cent. Eight Million loan, is now submitted for public competition. The full parti culars were contained in the official notification which was given in yesterday's Express. It will, there fore, suffice to mention here that the latest period allowed for receiving tenders is noon on the 17th inst. The debentures, it will be remembered, have five years to ran. So much of the amount tendered is to be paid on the 23rd inst., as will leave 75 per cent. to be paid in three instalments of 25 percent., or 894,7501. each, on the 20th Sept., 18th Oct., and 15th Nov. In other words, the entire sum is to be paid within three months and a fortnight. Although two instalments have yet to be met on the portion of the loan first issued—viz., 15 per cent. (making 85 per cent. paid) on Tuesday next, and the final instalment on the 10th September —there is no doubt that the amount will be 'applied without in any way disturbing the money market. These requirements, however, have a natural tendency to promote a better demand for money. In one point the India House authorities have adhered to the ex clusive conditions by which the first loan was dis tinguished, the debentures being for no smaller amount than 5001. ; bat it will be remarked with satisfaction that tenders will be received for as small • sum as 1,0001., instead of 5,0001., as upon the former occasion. The suthori ties have also been prompted by the experi ence already gained to require that a deposit of five per cent- shall accompany each application. It will be recollected that, owing to the neglect of this pre caution, a portion of the previous issue was not taken up after being subscribed for. Yesterday being the 4th of the month, a good de mand for money was experienced in commercial channels, but the rate for first class bills did not exceed 21 to 21 per cent, and at the Bank the busi ness continues - limited. The bills falling due appear to have been generally well met, the exoeption being as referred to below. The 82,8221. in gold by the Avon will reach Lon don to-day, and is expected to be taken for trans- In' 'ion to the Continent. Ths wheat utarket yesterday was quiet, at Mon day's rates. Messrs. Hyde, Hodge, and Co., a highly respec table firm in the Honduras trade, stopped payment yesterday. Three bills were returned on Tuesday afternoon, the answer given being "Present again,' and but for the premature publicity given to the matter it is understood that the house would have received assistance. Even now an attempt is being made to enable it to resume payment. Probably either a meeting of creditors will be called, or some definite arrangement come to before the 17th inst., when the next mail for Honduras will be made up. The accountants engaged are Messes, Coleman, Tur quand, Youngs, and Co. The liabilities are esti mated at less than 100,0001., and it is confidently stated that the estate shows a very large surpluv. A con siderable proportion of the assets, however, consist of stock and property in Honduras, and the interests of the firm in that quarter may be prejudiced by the unexpected stoppage. Subjoioed is a copy of the circular issued this day: &eat Bt. Helens, August 4, 1668. We regret to toform you that owing to the procure of circumstances, we have been under the necessity of suspend leg our payments. We have placed our books to the h an g s of Messrs. Coleman, Tarquin:A, Youngs, sad Co. and we shell at the earliest pos s ible Derkd lay before • meeti ng 1 oar creditors a full statement of our effsins—until then, we have to request your kind forbearanoe.—We are, your most obedient invents, (Signed) HYDE, HODGE, AND CO. - • • A copy of the following notification from the committee of Mexican bondholders was yesterday posted up in the Stock Exchange. The delay which has apparently occurred in the transmission of the despatch from the Mexican Financial Agency to the committee has excited remark : The everehre el Maim leedheillsts hartjaet rarred a leder Ina Wald Fob, ea hot egos digetah le lea Ina hie govirstseet, elstsd 51 üb. sew S, artelthelemethat the present afflicting rate el , they lave rhea moms calcarted to ankle Goa to eemlws dr eureat se qn+rett Ise aa main baSyssati doom Is Ostrow eszt, and that the bealheideat,Zl K la die brief ilehm well drier the pet lerwmahree al kr =iiimera • MAMA. It Ihe embeleate ci the redwel this day thew* Coked Fade by tits esieseklaa Coeuelttoe-xesse, Aug. 4, one o'clock p m. The prepaid dividend of the Midland hallway Compeny is officially announced at the rate of 41 per cent. ppee annum, against the same rate for the corresponding six months of last year ; 4 prr cent. per annum in 1856; 31 per cent. in 1855; 3/ per cent. in 1654; 31 per cent. in 1853; and 3 per cent. in 1852. The East sent Railway Company have pat forth en advertisement, notifying various alterations in the truffle arrangements, "in consequent* of the South Eastern Company having violated the traffic arrangements entered into with this company." The London and North Western Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 7,8841.; the Great Nerthern, an increase of 1,1081.; the Great Western, an increase of 6451. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 8831. The Axing of the half-yearli meetings of the Lon don and North Western and Great Western Railway proprietors for the same day, viz., Ft iday, the 19th inst., is viewed with much diasatisfaction by persons who have an interest in both undertakings. Vicc-Chancellor Sir R. T. Kinder.ley proposes on the 9th inst. to make a call of 101. per share on the contributories of the London and County Assuranen Company. The half-yearly meeting of the Victoria (London) Dock Company is called for the 19th inst., when it will be proposed to convert into stock such portion of the new shares as shall have been paid up. The half-yearly meeting of the General Stain Navigation Company is called for the 31st inst., and that of the Southampton Dock Company for the 23th inst. A meeting of the English shareholders in the Alliance France and England) Bank is called for the 17th inst. in London. A call of 21. per share is to be paid by the 7th inst. by the contributories of the Justice Assurance Society, which is now being wound up in the Court of Chancery. At a meeting of the London Life Association ye•- terday it was resolved not to pay the rum of 4,2171., in addition to 7821. already paid, on a policy of se. surance for 5,0001. on the life of the late John &Moir, who died by his own hand, the result of the ballot taken being as follows, via.: in favour of making the payment, 84 ; against, 215. The nineteenth annual meeting of the Life Asso ciation of Scotland wee held on the 3rd instant, when it was reported that during the year ending the 6th April last, 1,008 policies for 560,2441. 17s. of as sure n ces had been effected, yielding in premiums 18,8111. 61. 9d. The annual income of the 111110Cia tiOn is now 138,0041. 15e. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance. canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Inintrance filwres:—Allience, British and F 17 ; ditto Merin., 48; Atlas,l7l ex dtv.; County, 86; ; Globe, 104 ex dlr. • Guardian, 501 ex div. ; 1 Marine, 148 ex bon ' us ; Law Life, 84 ; ditto Pica 31 ex div. ' • London and Prov in cial Law, 2f, 21 ex div. ; Legal and General Life, 41, 6 ex dlv. ; Liverpool and London Fire and We, ; Marina, 90 ex div. ; Pelican, 491; Re* Life, 81, ; Royal Exchange, 278 ex (Hr. Gas and Coke Companies :—City of London, 96; Crystal Palace District, 10 • Great Central, 10}, Imperia l ex div. ; ditto, New, 304 ex die. ; ditto, Debentures. 213 ; London, 20 ; ditto, Parliamentary, ; ditto, Blue Preference, 66; Ratcliffe, 14 ; Westminster Chattered, 69. 68, 60 ex div.; ditto, Western A, 91 ; ditto, B, Bf. Canal Share* :—Birmingham, 94 ; Kennet end Avon, ex div.; Regent's, 17 ex dlr. ; Rochdale, 84 ; Warwick and Napton, 9. Waterworks Stooks:—Berlin New, lf ; Chelsea New Guaranteed, 24 ex div.;_ But London, 114 ex div. ; ditto 5 per Cent. Preference, 28 ex div. ; Gr and Junction, 73 ex div.; ditto New, 36 ex div. ; Southwark and Venalall, 98 div. • — fridges :—Hungeford, 61 ; Waterloo Old Annuities of W., 30; ditto New of IL, 261. Docks :—Commercial, 106 ex di,. ; London, 1061, 107 ex die.; St. Katharine, 94 ex div, With reference to the market for hided and leather, the monthly circular of Mears. T. I. and T. Powell reports as follows: The leather trade of the past month has been extremely animated; the sales have beet continnotudy is mess of the supplies, so that stocks are in general nearly absorbed, and, consequently, prices of almost all descriptions of goods show •decided advance. The importation and higher value of the raw material have to some extent stimulated the demand for the manufactured article, and the belief that leather was at its lowest point being generally entertained, has excited a desire on the part of dealers to Mamma their storks, hitherto unusually small ; while the prospect of a large home consump tion, which an abundant harvest afford', in connexion with extensive government requirements, renders the position of the market one of confidence for the future. In raw goods the transactions are also very large, for home as weU as foreign amount. Three public sales have been held during the month, and the prices at each, as wall as the sales by private contract, show a rapidly upward 00111118, and leave diminished stocks of nearly every article. In Liverpool also very ea tansies Wee have been made at similarly advanced rates. WIDNPSZAT Evinturs. There was a general impression in the Stock Ex change this morning that the balance of the Indian loan was upon the point of being issued, yet the tends remained decidedly firm, and an advance of k to 3.16 per cent. was even at one period attained, ander the influence of some considerable bona fide purchases. Late in the afternoon, however, when the official notification was generally circulated (being pub lished in the Express), some sales were pressed, and a little heaviness prevailed. Neverthe less, the closing quotations were only about 1-16 per cent. below those of yesterday. In some instances existing securities may be brought to market, with a view to er-investment in the new loan, but confi dence is inspired by the evidences presented on all aides of the eagerness of the moneyed public to ab sorb securities of an undoubted character. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96 to 1 for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 961 to 1, touched 98 3-16 to 1, reoeded late in the afternoon to 96, " sellers," and closed at 96, exactly ; or 95 16-16 to 96 1-16. For the 7th September the last price was 961 to 1. The rate of " continuation" was 1. to 3.16 per osut. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96, 961, 961, 961; ditto, for &mutt (sth August), 96, 961, 961, 961; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, /, 1; New Three per Cents., 961, 1, I ; Long Annuities, (expiring in January, 1860, 11; Bank Stook, 2261 • India Stock, 217; Three.and.e-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869, 100/. The New Three-end-a- per Cents. were also officially marked 101; and the Five per Cents., 114. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue were slightly weaker to-day, being marked 991 and 98/, upon the annonnoement of the new issue. _ _ The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 36e. to 38s. prem., and the June at 235. to 265. prem., show ing, in the former ease, a decline of le. In the foreig n . stock market the principal move ment was in Mexican Bonds, which were in active demand, owing to the news referred to below. The highest price touched was 211 to 1, and the dosing quotation 211 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. receded in the afternoon to 961 to 971. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 1031 to 1041 ex div. The scrip of the new Brasilia Loan has declined to to 1 prem. Peru vian Bonds remain firm; the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 90 to 91; the Three per Cents., 70 to 71 ; the Four-and.a. Half per Cent. Dollar Baud., 791 to 801 ; and the Gribarrenßonds, 80 to 81. Bank shares remain very steady. Those of the Commercial Bank and Oriental Bank were more in quired for to-day. In the market for miscellaneous shares, Mediterranean Extension Telegraph were firmer, and Crystal Palace shares a little Batter, closing at I to 1 9-18. London Dock stock was officially marled 107 and 1081 ; and St. Katharine Dock 931 to 93! ex div. The shares in the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company were again largely purchased to-day, and closed at 1 to # prem. Tho demand for colonial government securities continues. Canada, New South Wales, and Victoria Government Bonds, were all quoted higher. There is also an increased inquiry for many de, scriptiona of American State Stocks. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. In the mining market to-day there have been a few inquiries for shame in Tincroft, East Basset. and Par Console, but the market la generally very quiet. Tincroft shares are officially marked ia the Stock Exchange 31 ; Par Carols, 181 and 181, ex div. ; and Butasaset, 961. Other descriptions present no feature of inberest. Foreign mining shares ere also very inactive. Mat-ignite are marked 17s. 6d. ex div. The prospectus of the " Anglican Soseltint sue ßz duction, and Coal Company, Limited." is with a proposed capital of 60,0001, in shares of 11. each. The object of this company is to carry on lied and zinc senelting,and the rQuction ofauriferous and argentiferous ores. A suitable site for the emotion of furnaces and buildings has been obtained an the banks of the River Dee, near Reston, in Cheshire. It is mentioned that arrangements have been made for the receipt of large supplies of auriferous ores from South America. A field of coal oontiguom to the proposed works is also to be worked, under lease. As " arrangements have been made for this company to avail itselfof the experience and connexions of the Chancellorsville Freehold Gold Mining Company." the ho'dere of Clianoellorsville shares are entitled to certain specified privileges in the allotment. IP II IS 10 111 1$ : ti II I IS 6 A 1