The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-12 00:00:00

FIELDS. 'ed drought of an th. , toll [motional in our in supply •if the sedan, eel =s udsier, the coll iding oat fewer jeer for the het reeds Itself telt caveat as far aa Ades natural te. WI eat mid eye , cotpaatee. the yield clef the hw live of any ef the 'heath al mama el nattily( le a stailemest r during the Wet h it will be NMI IBS& al. Ant. 139,67 0 117,415 O I 15.) :36,014 10 191,704 .0 ep . c..lie New r at tha Mo w tam Yea. rerli b me no wild to ba Is lis7tai pow ha Mag. &me at Wwbbak pa. a ye/ istmelas imealleas Ow Ile 2 l i r= tr . =wry A 1101-11mmoi ot to be lioutt4 et ormot to e. lbws welled on Ili Iwo boo moolol. moo In 'Ma In Omsk. iiss — b... sad ha. 1 an 1 id Ails* • 6▪ 1111 g. nag Is g Med; Nlist fie • bas talon El bilk sag it is g tt through the imnssasly be- N 111150., into:ouch sdrarrage. gar uththaugUthe Arabia, in El ite of the chief 'nettle. Lathed* 19 der. 6 min. E. 3,000. bet this by the mdse of al foreigner; or y waives being • the Aires of rill -1.1. the governor's 10 goes, ere the Lich are sessevoes built of stone sad of Ib. materiel. y are sag huts. o.rl prieciptlly by Hilda le, soewith superior to most rh,• holy places of .e.l by the neigh le rose ',glacier., nmery I. ► bare nd though well ly bed. The in- I the cetrantatoot rko, batter, reed la nag largo .t. and (rxrereall la depend/4, there 1. very extenoire, oterfor dater, sod r mbigatent west rood hats Abys aber, racoa-auta, thame, le irOd 'Otte, and ea for ado at the wit to that of to. touch elecihttd of Atocrinto pro en the Impnlitio branch of oda- th;ii;nna, that the port of I. The lintartotl rt,o they And their ,r , mitts to Mecca again dispersed to iravane to Netts or tlny &Bye , bat elope amnion :4e upon eon We Me that swami; to IS per rent., rain is moneys- Twice at lend oh inhabitants. out May), when . _ parriMaa at tha n pilgrims rams rnla.rs. I. 10.71 iplds nr Yemboa maitifertaro for roaramr ion. oorer se of the rely of barter.— YE tft NiTt ET p-rt of the r nkronettalitione co dical Renikmit. .1 0 . Brim (r ma id Dr. Mapletoe, F. C“Ionel Own, ezlisr! to aoy Mot et •hom vs Lave n to oda% ated committed them we-, believer the thy of ettentbsu remarteb'e. mum. • of epsruval se pees of the die , I be purpose for therefore. hay Thee the site le di Marta to the Mit Ie b not ire ml WNW de the mumberm sir *Swim thorns Ms Impresser rw ormy, wr • \mo aril pol rd seal I. W Mr pia lor I arm tre me, so bar mar bi bri vi t t, ' snmM she Sam • willresa Isisrar Hof ramp and es ;vo — ar are Ms boss mos ppeperedelf ; Mash We MP " ises gunk el see slab deer latbarbal (1•6 10 W oromshars) Its. MO Mini sir that this W embrille M osstr. upt PA • hissim mar niam7.-10/- w iA rm eat at ~ill &can eb to Chef CE•oo- IlVJoe*. cos' rat OlNtkr, tbis akid of tbi IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THIS DAY. The fir amiss took the chair shard, after 12 o'clock. NEW MEMEL Mr. ET. AL' ars took tie einhe sad Yr out for Corn wall, is the roost of Ur.latia Mr. Wollems. i4ififiiiii o. ta maks at 114111 .7 . JO U 671, _a am writ was °Mond for &mind la the rasa d Ma 120.2 t o % who, elms kis hal arcairtall allaa Justice Clark la The report of the Commitlee et Sep* vas Wes& up tad wood to. SUPPLY. _ . On the ragas br Mr. W impressed hie estyrieethet ameati gni gteinliell to be voted wee awe of upwards el ill b sS.9 4 s o r the repair d the matamy home in Perk. The W already erg the reastry eo ben them 133,0001.. awl the beam glad sey wee mosey It mitt to be la of au the re ports sad eeneiteadeare at the as set Mr. HAMILTON admitted that the @abject had emgagel the •111.10015 ogidemtiom el ge government ; the BM required wu a Wry me, Gad might well create =rim The papers egad ter geoid be isetbemateg. Mr. WILSON mid the Ms gevenemest mat gee Mr. Hat, the ambito:4oo the prewar, rad be estimated the yet at a Hide over 19, . A ealmemesat astray wee mode a Preach areh.teet, whom agog, emerahat ex aseled al Mr. Haat. Hr. W. JACKSON add the ordinates delivered We wraps lacladed toe of 100,00 W. far Wasladmeer- bridge. He thearld the cosatiee el KW, Sarvey, and Middlesea, is whose ale the bridge wee bein Irak ea& le defray the iIi jkAIICELLOR tittle lECHRQUHR amid a paw bed alveady bees laid ea lhe hada, explaialag ell the *IOW +seam esseested with lie leap. air D. NOWT/ add lbw were two alma allereed le the brae Er the Mem ext yaws : sae we paid Nei a year, and lie akar VI& • par. Reustly, however, le W hem thalleeiwiet the paws eheaU be Mimed =the ho sadwooed be dew it it we id weft a um °Mr* for Uri myna I Ile CHANCELLOR or dm lICHIEQUER mad la the Tr Ilea weed Into sonizotttee, sad etrawel votes were spud be without awn discomi,n. [Leit sitting.] LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (141bre I(r. Commiirloser Ooalbara.) IN DI JOIN MTN. The heakeMwes • warehousemen, of Bow-clar is hard a ere Mead r e " kali mas t on the bat hie Heetear that ha wishe g d Ow an Ingpmellemial certain bilk ea tan swerhey of the bak e endemmeit that he Aped hi arm to Mile " Jae." SW!, the ems wee meg estarday. (Beim Mr. Ceemainknar Hefrayd.) IN DI OAK AND SNOW—Tan DLANDFOIND PAWL TIM wee she eartilkede tasetke la the ore of Ws. Coventry Oak and Chen Ressinge eatter, of Bland/cud, bankers. Te stemmata, Welt Inve alseady appeared in the is res Atm • pan &bah of &beat 49,0004 ; • alt three yet east is the pound his boss paid, and s &en ie le • prespent el eimadsiag I ardor. At the women an the LW *May the bankrupt, were eired to mism with Httle remark. it Wig intimated that the eggeeitioe would be reameved he Oa eartilloate neenagg. Wm that time three notion of sygosition had been died, in addition to that of the sesignees. Mr. Begley appmenal for the emlomen ; Mr. &RV he the Ron end Ur. 0 O. Oehants, lirs Maksatia, end ether creditors; Mr. Lynam h eca r ell inakthe - tnylcOak ; and Mr. L itikkemt he Boort. • preleard eenhesnee between the pert& namensed, Xr. Inweenat meld that it had eggened to than all that is was dentehle I. Wen Woomera* mail after hie Honed* laemillen. The ante was set tally rosined ; there was • =sheet • gamer tee of 11,00 W. to Meters. Glyn, and re ether hale in the ease which reached an sdjoars min dmitabie. Mr. Linklarseeeturred in the propriety clan adjournment. Mr. Roithargh opposed the application. His chants had sew up prepared to p on with their opposition. Notice sight to have been given that it was Intended b ask for an adjournment. Mr. Belem mid the segues had grave charges to prelw bat they did not wish to press on the sue if the baapti thought an adjoerament desirable. His Honour said the expense wee the principal questicat. Mr. Roxburgh thought that his chests were at least en titled to their !WOWS is coming up to tows. Mr. Lawrence rid be had no doribt a satisfactory arrange ment would be made The moist; expect. d to be realised were 17,0001., limlnding the 3,000/. guarantee; as yet only 0,0001., had been get le ; and this was another reason for o adjournment, se bankrupts always stood better before the court when them wage good "state. It We. ultimately agreed to take an adjournment until the 10th of January next,—it being intimated that the question of dm disputed guarantee would in all probability them be Oda. The poteetwo was extended natal the period of the ad meeting. Mr. Jottna, on behalf of the directors of the Blandford Barlngs' Bank, asked for the allowance sett of the estate el the costs to which the savings bank had been pat In obtain ing repayment of their deposit In the bankrupts' bank, end also of interest on the money homes the date of the bank ruptcy and the moat of the dividend. His Honour xiM that se the savings banks wars entitled to have their debts pill in fall. he could not give anything beyond in tbe Asps of mete or interest. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-110138E. Sanwa raimsemo was tie war (moot likely ina sir semi or) &ea by a " moil of Ur Stet vs•or,' who was Wool at Wilkie epos solarised Wog emit sad , and vim* Ur ame-1•11 of • tria•ma Is i= area. - 1 - Wwes attired In NI Cheviot aait (at len), hail idiot rir agt areaurs, with emus webs, raw sad Beck tot la 'Mims dahaling ettm hie meek, and deiatil em ba hell balms. en G lms. aro lagers in ambeet to his kid he ED The eemplainent that between than end twelve o'clock the preview when its sad .1 W WI bid seabed le bed, he was amend by a bade' tog et Ids Mien deer bell, a leg via* was regesad ream that he wee taw = m e sewer the door Mired to see what ems the wad*. his cl iasothes with ell spoerend, he raked downsaire, and them Isa spasm his pest he kandi = ette at drat denied that be bed the bell, bet th edmishad the hat. and se aee y le rt heeded hien over ia prang web paile arriva men, eh 'the e waked km et to the asa. bet in l erMame emoted te d = teat, wad se he was anseeled le his krthwith, sal he w H ype_ ypr maw be de so spin. Belyisk epee the premien wham went kens, helleg to meal the el the might a peen Int sheet ewe Weisel' the deer hi spin esmemased ile tarleas shag, end yea going tiownseeirs, he wan bead eloper Wig That the wish al Polak ewer andmiming, ' It's all r ur el= Its only sae ot et ail the semi warn epee heeded the teir of hie gem ever = to the ehril power, and this time Mask le his Be was Wes maids to SCOMIIIi ter N. presses', la kmerfag him with his silk, am they IMO War elsangem le each other. Lad Mayer—Now, primmer, this is wry higssestal. What have yea got to lay ? Prisoner (ettieg his igeoudelene heed a ankle —I mew gear WA* l'et miry sorry kr N The MA fa, I WM too Irma le his. whet I we deb& or I meld sever have Lesaeyer— Hut yes were ma IS amok b ami year way a amend time le the same deer. What mob yea sine sr Me M Mita ? Ptiterae—Wly. my lord, I MI mime sp kw the somstry sal amid lave reissued bat *la way I mimed the bat beta. Tin Lad Mayor—WO, y bed Maw nit We tito h tni sob. e_ preetbase came be isieleied, es/ I aril Eno yea 1110, or mom day& Tie phew Ird net to note 01811 f e l dlt Ma, mil wit thorabo m apla molgooil to Ws 0011, whit Dios to .Ni kr a sow-must. LOW SOWS AINIAOLT. As Limb labwrsoramorgtrisk I; . e, se lambi of • ONSIIIIOII Isigiorbare ha Noverds-otert, woo chaise eI rossilidee Chides Denby, • Barbet pear, by thros aft • (madly of bobber wear ewer Isim. Asian laigsr, more y doposal— O• ▪ basee• tabs sisi lib ells*. tabs ag OW the Ink obis hserret ear ea am lad ten ? Irlaret—Plik dr, bat ha as Y es hoopla B. went essr sal at balk the yetssaw, sal de yebeesr got up sal Mad • pet with bet maw set ad Ur bolts mil re it • Ibis be ts boa up. Hs ,Baas tub ep wpsi sal *row ibo Was aster ewer Ss awes bond sal has. Whits dr to ors hoefissol boa tits learag, the pier, leek up dr pekoe awl baps to best be. leak it. TIMI prissesst vas labor, bat the oar issa was airy break. Tan has Ma • iplowasse bolases thus la sum dots, but limb lam M provided= gives at that daft lb is at tin Umbel am. No le bee of lees eye, lf ask of both, sat is rads is _gook. az. %nab, (lbo Chief cierlo—Tos woe this vas bawls alas sad tub It was two eclat ohm yes psi to the Nadal. Wilono—llny Oak W spatairy and la wad Os atop di dog dm. NM ion, am mg tor, and vino oho am* oba hand Ino win in a dissoremo As* and slas bad Via Mum la As baog rie. Ilia tlna an for a policeman rad ars la THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1858. • f 37 ssid that bring mat for by the dam of the Mimed mes Wye= 1 asml f o'clock, he tech the priermor in custody es Ws dune. n• primer ores bt bed. Bess soled apes ibr bM Th e Flour setd—Ms =rank, sad goes os at me, sod Ibeld him I would serve Ms out. Mr. Hour?—fle pv• you so grovoasitoa that sight. Primmer—Yes, is did; MI yes pEg te strike ma, rtd sastasee arm Ma ing K w r. liaary—lt was a wry bairns, Wag to throw boil- ear rem It, Priscar—l by it but he woo always on to me. H. wad te obanangs ro Itole t; I aid I could not fight, bat I eld moo bin eat too drank to ight. Polsosat-11* was. bat I said I wool/ mai him oet. &OM rarrisi WANDSWORTH. LIAM° • MAIN WZII.II IN NOTION._ Ere. AV/I;ZZ, whs s" rid tobe the;Mow of 42 'Meer, 1111712 .4 111sworeurins, ltattems, wee samateeed Woe Mr. I at the inennee ef Mr. Beery Amex* ea behalf de Ceystal NIKO for isevfai a testa while in inseiss. Medway Coapsay, The dehadast sell die bedewed the train had staffed when as s et said That was • pima of not guilty. • lien i ; i t oat. rrin was the may, and he steed that be was the egnahnaa at Stewseee-hoe el tlis, Baosreseiside % an the erred Palace and West-Ead Medway. 0a the mod al the 11.48 train doe at ta•wart's•lsas et 9.34, on Sunday psi. the 27th ult., he saw the deleadant, who wee is a asteend-elsen carriage, open the door sad jump oat It me le seeks. She fell with rousiderable violent 3 on the *lkea steps, sad the train passed on between twenty end thirty yards ban it stopped. Mr. legion embed if it wee • dangerous place where she Judrd ant ? Ti. einem said it was, and her if. woe placed In danger. as did net eel lima the steps ; for when he picked her up, As was Is do position I. which sits had fallen. The deliolant adored she rolled don a the step% end sand ths whams ff he did not oall out " 9211/SreFIS2II.". Tie wltsars topic rtt;•flrmailve, nd ssifl - It wit his to eel est whim abs aroved. When M mw Mar spesed, M ogled out to beep it sitsl, end as It was s Ileasamt samwrame Ike piamosesre se Jam est before the Naha Mopped, be {Mal, told Man Is beep abs doors closed Instil the re Mom were sot I. wades. The :defendant add she bad Ina. to It. John's church, Boraleydows, end wham Me sae. WWI sot the station, and she mw the platform, she thank, It was thee to alight to prevent her b ei ng crrried ou to tledered the train had stopp: d or there was miry little ends& The witness in mawss to a gwetlloaqe, NM Ii van the practice when the oarriseaspasesd the pWensi far passmagers to be misted oat or for the tads to be put boa. Mr. Ingham told the defendant it rem somooszy to prebot the, public from sadange. 'ix" their lives, sal thows be mart commit be as as tzars* t. others. The dalmdsst Implored his worship not to be oven as she hsd thusly bees punished by falltug sad severely =Mr. said he should only flue her fic, end Is. costa, sad be \sped It would be • caution to her in future. TM messy our mid. no Mayor of Melbourne, John Thome, Smith, Lq., bad beet deputed by the Melbourne Corporation to preened to Regina and present to the Queen a oongratu beery address at the marriage of the Princess Royal. The New GOVERNOR OF THE NEW COLONY.— We understand that Sir Alan bfliab, la well known in con lOW= with Canadian polities, is to be the first governor ereated under the New Caledonia 13i11.7Limpool NEWSPAPER NOV ELT I ES IN THE NORTH —A penny peir published at Nencestle-upon-Tyne, celisd 77usNor horn Daily Arprose—if ver may judge by the lent issee—le sdopt log a course which is asicolated to bring much discredit upon jos/maim in the north of England. In a mire of papers, celled "Newcastle as it is," the political or mud cipal celebrities of the district appear to be to/lowed into private life, and their persons and movements grossly cari catured. BI:LWIR LYTTON.—The Somerset County (Mutt. of Saturday last manias • variety of statements retain to the removal of Lady Bolwer Lynam to • hmatic maylum. Our contemporary states that during her three mere residence at Tanana this lady has sever occasioned the slightest sagacious of imenity , sod that the news I, of her removal has caused the greatest astonish mint. According to this narrative Lady Lynn' was "captured" on coming to town by appointment with the view of moan a Dr. Thompson, who had visited her at Taunton, as to obtaining farther melatance from her husband. Her ladyship was accompanied bye cousin, a Min Ryer*, ol Taunton. "On announdog their names they were shown Into the drawing-room, and Dr. Thompson waited upon them. He bad hardly closed the door, however, when it was main opened, and another gentleman entered—' A Mead of War, ladies, who has casually dropped in.' It wee remarked that, notwithstanding the subject to be He mmed, end which bad been broached, was quite of • private astern The tried kept his sot; and that, then►h be took no part In the conversation, be listened Mem direly to what was add. There being signs that the inter view was near its alma ha withdrew. Lady Lytton seemed to have, on entering the home • presentiment that then wee no favourable infomestioa for her, and after putting a few questions to Dr. Thunman, which he answered hesitatingly, she said, ' Yon bayonet consulted Sir Edward, Dr.Thompsoo; tell nee,isset thattbecees r He named that he could not give her any antethektry answer, and be ladyship arose with her friend to depart. Dr. Thompson expressed a desks that she would not hurry away; nevertheless she proceeded, end on getting outside the room was astounded to see before her two policemen, two women who had the appearance of nurse, and • gentleman who It has since been founds the keeper of a lunatic asylum in the neighbourhood of London." A very palatal scene followed, ending in the toned removal of her ladyship in a carriage to an asylum at Brantford, kept by a Mr. Hill. It appears that • at • mating of the Inhabitants of Taunton • committee he. been appointed to " watch the result of the extraordinary measures reported to have been adopted Is Lady Bulwer Lytton's earn" The Taunton w sme denounces the namenuse which have been tithe, 'the streagen tarsi, and_alleges that her sanity is bet in uil we have Mord erne= any *palm upon the — ffiATRICALS IN AtreTILLLTA.-0* the lath of May, the date at the led advises, Mr. G. V. Bytes wee is Teenuoila ; Mr. Betides was at the Theatre Royal, Mel- Isearat, and medlar ein Weenies et the am levee wee Mee Anna M Gana, the lanalht Oar= who Istely paid • Ant to this sennery. The geese seed al the Prhiessee limb% Melbourne, alerted the prevtaas brimigle had been Mlles Emma Musky. ThW lady had bees nest Warier!, rented, her entertalannete drawing crowded enamor 'Addy. Ilha was about leaving Melbourne for Biallearat. THR BUCK POPULATION OF AUMALIA.—A OOP- respondest all the Nelbearm Nome, Herald, writing from the Lower Manuaandges &Ann, says The aborigines an dying swap extremely tsat—yeartag alatbao one day and nom the next, peens themselves with flesh sag one week sad seentag era onseesding week, losing the greater port of their riesal het, and living to a great extant to a ante Or =„M th eir Aratitharl habits, have had the 'Mat o f m ask al then line still shorter. Been of then Me earleas to relate, sad have the roe share e hanky nosh al actieseble consumptive penmen at lam POSTAL COMMUNICATION WITH AUSTRALIA.— Ws stn glad to he able to lakes ear English readers that we we at altogether dependent apes the enterprise of British INlMpsies ler the moisturises of our postal aomomaication ' with them. It will be resembmed that the City of Sydney, a hest belonging to a local oompany, on one ocamion pee fteesei the service with were than the average punctuality of the great British Company. Indeed. after tranderrieg the mans le that aompany's vessel, the Victoria, at Point de Oil* sod skip is a day's start, the City of Btr e seethed Utak malsel destination some days kw. We vainiermi that the company to which lbe City of ily4aey belange have addressed ars the Australian gems amenta expresaing their rem:li mes to convey the European mails monthly he mem Seder, and Point de Gallo, calling at kW hame,Kangaroo Mead, sad King George's %cad en mob, whomever the enmeshing of the existing contract shall have the Yid tpea. This company is prepared to commence the meek* with task prima warms at ore, but in the ever et Sok air Wag easepted they would provide themselves with sew rude quickly as possible. The terms of their ear have act yet transpired. Of course, to ensure the com pletes= of our commanicalics with England under this emmegimaret, it wrist be seraweary for the hare authorities la hemmed the outward mile to Oeylea, amdl to take the retire mile from theme le England.--Areeth Australian Zr,viato Mtg . ELECTRIC Tiliolani IN AUSTRALIA.—The tieskis telepyh hr saw haw cemplatad between Melberg' sad Aleldi., re espitek et the midden of Victoria and Saar Artraile, a diabase of shwa 800 miles, bat owing e le Yeeperery impimilseism in the ketteriee. le am yei rb:yr the park. Cearuslastiss tetra Mal mad t the Maks Wm el New South Wein, le ase amead, War the Ens la the bar =hay ere in a kratod state, TOM sk raft mite ere of bar ebb to lerß bakillenee swam the three risers' aderes of Amara by area of tide wonderful Smarties. Mr. W. H. Dakar; the larealar et . The la Treessie, be, re seelbd liplhad areefrsa the wiraufackee ef the sahurake talk esseeet that edsay with the hatandisa aesdral—Maisie .01.Ngy TeR Wring or vas Boum Berr Now Tolc. CLIITBILTOWN, II7LT r. An 112.111111drid011 illiD tins eared the less if the rasa- New Teak wee kid et this part, kg b er e a t en % Ilesed ef es in the and fast. ; reed swirl aresser, sal CrDowd, taliaber heat the Naiad el Trade. The aegis lair bar fabi lis swpdated the essisk of say blear and re trial to Yon earthiest, ef 80•11r111•07 the rattail sawswer sat ereshat with the ripest of the t w o wesietrske whir prided. EXPLOSION OF A GASHOLDER AT CARDIF7.—On May ellerseas a image and redistlperreted gesholdir at the Cardiff Goa Works, Bute-street, imploded, shades the how near sad breaking a greet many window', bat hata. astely mirky so loss of life. The gasholder was about 100 Set in diunster, and contained at the time about 20,000 fret of beast. pa. It la sot known how the rider= woo &HARZ L 1578.-11118 DAY. Two WOLooz. Although the railway share market is extremely inactive to-day, Saturday's quotations are well supported, and in some oases a trifling improve ment is observable. Caledonian, North British, and Eastern Counties stocks are inquired for. London and North Western stock is now quoted 891 to 901; Great Western, 491 to 801 ; Midland, 911 to Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901 to 4; London a nd South-Western, 931 to 94, being slightly better; Great Northern, 241 to 1; and Eastern Counties, 12 to 1. French shares are steady. Pernambuco shares are quoted 1 to dis. ; and Bahia, 1 dim. to par. The Canadian stocks continue in demand, with a tendency towards improvement. Geelong and Melbourne shares have fallen. East Indian railway stock is rather more offered. 4 $ vi i Lr ' ipm Il ei pa a db el 61 TN ii 1 e eli Pi U ell 5 5 i H 0 II V 10i i. 15 967 Di 17 D Di ile St 11 die 14 a wi 79en Is l ii A ir ' Si MI N N 111 .W ."- IT EN 103 A c t 111 116 111 In 131 If a/ 119 111 I li 114 K ii lot vi NN Ile 1 4 91 93 83 U K II 94 to a r ei /4 /3 139 142 1 1 i n 131 Ili ti Ws in is Is is' 1 14T3 MI I{ Ili Ili SI SI 117 ICi Ile 1( 0 1 i d 0 I b SS IS 111 1111 116 IN 15 tie I* 1$ ess lATL H 61 i i lb tips M w• M imi T/ 5 as MI N 11. M Ili lIN . ff NI Si. ji it It Ii A Ilti col .... • M i i et In Y i Ili_ L 7.1 6 16 7 vs 9%. ip ~ an i w* lb 464 fl i uiiiim mon ni Id sarneiT /ORIUOIN 01 t LAW. wit et ' Timm pie W 7.1 - 6.77.1 !Tema Nail Ltses =W A: I*.SPR itide -741 3 AL N Effirjeti elL hob tomollproma 14. f ie:7 11•731 provat.. drafirs 3 pr.& Vista Illmmoile 13.411. W. d Nine is u & U ry M /1 n li i l an t IMII I IA II u • • 7I 76 3 do Id # pie 1 1 33 31i P. 004 i vat IT lg 4 S l i o 0 . : 108 ea lea 100 04 100 g I# Ms ily per 0114 par Cl i HI 111 re :to' LS 44 Ii I vs 111 MI 01m 1.1 U. RI ui ml OOLORIAL OOTIORINXIIT ecighaDd. ,G.p. Mg ISTII . -- al IN id U ad 14 = lk MONEY MAIIIIB2-TBIB DAY. Two o'(toci The funds to-day have fallen, owing partly to the unfavourable interpretation put upon the news con tained in the Indian telegrams, coupled with the affair at Jeddah. Prices are now quoted nearly per cent. lower than at the close of business on Saturday. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are steady. Console for the sth August were first marked 95i to 951, and are now quoted 95k. For money the present quotation is 951. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to i ; the New Three per Cents., at 95/ to t ; India Stook, at 218 to 221 ; the India Loan Debentures at 991; India Bonds at 20s. prem. ; the March Exchequer Bills at 32m. prem ; ditto, June, at 20s. to 231. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 100; to 101. Turkish Six per Cents. after being marked 951, have reoeded to 941 to W. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. continue in demand. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan has declined to 1 to 01 die. Peruvian Bonds are rather more offered at the late advance. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 80 ex div. ; ditto, Deferred, 184 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64, ex div. (exchange 126.); ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 881 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 451; ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 891 i ditto for account, 891 to 89; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 271, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (July 16), 95, 95k, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041 to 1041. At' Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 40c. for the account, showing an improve ment of Sc., compared with the latest qnotatioa of Saturday. About 88,0001. in gold was on Saturday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation, making an ascertained total of 160,0001. since the date of the last Bank return. Owing to the continuauce of the drain, the overdue Australian supplies are beginning to be looked for with more earnestness. It is evident that the Bank's stock of bullion has reached its highest point for some timesto come, for, in addition to the ' coin carried away by the dividend receivers, • con siderable quantity will soon be temporarily required in the provinces for harvest payments. 7 _ Advtoes from Liverpool announce the stoppage of Messrs. Astley and Williams, an old established and respectable house in the South American trade. Nothing definite has transpired respecting the amount of the liabilities, but there is an impression that they will prove to be about 100,0001., and that the estate will turn out a good one. The suspension of their Rio correspondents, Messrs. Astley, Will son, and Co., was announced by the last Brazil mail. The names of Messrs. Skeen and Freeman, maho gany brokers, appear in the list of bank rupts in Friday night's Gazette. Amongst the firms which have dissolved partner ship, according to the Gazette, is that of Messrs. Hoare, Buxton, and Co., Swedish merchants, of Gresham-house, Old Broad-street. Scarcely any imports of the precious metals took place last week. Our list includes only 12,4701. by the Asia, from the United States, and 6,7331. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula. The exports have been considerable. The Custom house weekly statement of the shipments of the pre cious metals from the port of London includes 200 oz. of gold, and 6,032 oz. of silver, representing about 2,0001. The Tagus has also taken 21,6001. for the Peninsula; the - Sultan 8301., for Alexandria; and the Tyne 71,7641. for the Brazils. The ascertained shipments of the week are thus raised to about 98,0001. The principal exports, however, have consisted of the gold withdrawn from the Bank, as reported in our columns from day to day. It is rumoured—with what truth the result will show—that the London Discount Company, at their next meeting, will make a distribution at the rate of six per cent, besides paying off the whole of the prehminary expenses, and that the statement of the National Discount Company will be at least equally satisfactory. Subjoined is the clause (contained in an act of 1848) regulating the relative position of the A and B stock of the Great Northern Railway Company. The threatened legal conflict betweanthe two clauses of shareholders invests the wording of the act with peculiar interest: And be it enacted, that %Milt: such period ea shell be fixed from time to time by the directors, It shall be lawful for any shareholder who shall have paid up one half the amount of any share or shares of the said Great Northern Hallway Company, to require each shire to be cannel ted into two half-sharee, whereof the one half which shall be so fully paid up shall be denominated " Deferred half-skate," and the other half of each shanghai I be denominated," Guaranteed hedf-share," and the same half shares shall thereupon be registered, and certificates issued accordingly; and thence forth, in respect of each whole share so divided, the whole of the interest and dividends, which would in each year have ma god, shall be applied in or towards payment in the int piece of interest or - dividend. after the rate of six per ma. per seam ea the amount paid upon the half-share so deateibistod gowseissit," and the remainder, if say, shall aloes be pa to the half-shire so denominated " de liewed." Provided that the company shall not pay any other or greaser unseat al faking or dividend upon the two half shores, than is, ler the time being, paid on each undivided share: Provided also, that no such guaranteed half-share shall ha treauderable until at least ter) pounds ter shillings shall he paid thence, sad, that if in pursuance of any powers now veMed, or herealtsr to be vested in them, the company call hereafter guarantee the payment of intense or dividend spas any shares, in preference to the payment thereof on the ordinary shares of the compeey, such half-shares, whether planetoid or deferred, shall be equall liable with the ordinary shams el the company to such The half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company is called for the 20th instant, and will be marls special " to consider the present state of the company's affairs, and to empower the directors by all or any of the ways and means autho rised by the company's deed of settlement and act of parliament, to rose such a sum or sums of money u may be deemed neeessary to pay off the existing liabilities of the company, and to complete and equip the Great Eastern for sea, or to decide upon such other measures ea may be thought expedient." The eleventh ordinary general meeting of the Ceylon Railway Company is called for the 28th instant. The half-yearly meeting of the Electric sod Inter national Telegraph Company is called for the 31st instant An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders in Claussen's Patent Flax Company is called for the 27th instant, to confirm the resolution for a " voluntary" winding-up. The settlement of the het of contributories of the National Patent Steam Feel Company is to be pro oeeded with by Vioe-Chaneellor Bindersley on the 19th inst.; and the settlement of the list of the Home Counties and General Life Assurance Com pany on the 26th inst. SAIVIIDAY NYZNIIIIII. The funds to-day were very quiet, at the closing quotations of yesterday. The fact that not a single bargain was officially " marked" to-day in Consols for the account will serve to give an idea of the stagnation of towlines'. No effect whatever was produced by the decline in the bullion and reserve shown in the Bank return, the general position of the money market being regarded as unusually settled. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there was an equal absence of animation, but much steadiness continues to prevail. Ooneola, wine\ eloseil yesterday at 931 to * for money, and 93i to for the 2th August, opened and eloped to-day at the same qu,otation. The °facial beams report is as follows :—Three per Cont. Coa l* for money, 9.51, 951 ; ditto, for amount (no business marked) ; Three per Cents.Redoood, 9211, t ; ; New Throe per Cents., 94, I, f ; Bank Stock, 122; India Stock, 221. MA Psi trom lmt Jowl bit mak Ms tees IA J ••• . refte Y.O. per apt QIN Ma od. /110. 01. 14,19/ 1.9311 1,019 NI STa. UM et. do, eL AM'S! for the swig sod dams. 1.7e9 max tram 'a.m.—rola. 42 I I Nth of Ji in la hale riar. comprinei - 147 6.16 A 2 9.3110 al . a ads, less METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. We kayo a oonsiderelale inorreS; in the number of besets, but stall a large proportion Is of inferior qualit Thar/market fully maintains the late &drams • node Is, , very heavy for other dem iptions. There ere not quite es away sheep end lambs as on Monde y tut. Trek Is very dell far tnim, sod it is difficult to obkk an advance. Cases awe readily sold at Thursday's el:outdoes. From. Germ•ey and Holland there are 330 besets, 3,740 sheep, and 430 eaves; Spam, 140 beasts ; Ireland. 660 lambs ; Norfolk end Illef fo k, 800 beasts; and 1,000 from. the Northern and Costars. Nkomo! Ate. a. •. a 4. pm Wow et gin 6. 4. I. •. BM &eta, Ileratordc . 4 6 4 8 Dot Dra 6111-brits ft • • • I Sot 18103300orns 4 4 4 6 Dot 8•36•116641113 . bowl 2 I 8 Do. l = 444 II COMB 4 0 4 • Dora • mod AB4 . 3 0 4 •Ds. 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The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 32e. to Us. prem., and the June 19s. to 225. prem. In the foreign stock market business was limited. Turkish Six per Cents. were first marked 951, and closed at 961. to;. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. continue to meet with inquiry, in anticipation of the dividend falling due the Ist proximo. Peruvian Uribarren Bonds were more offered. The scrip of the new Brazilian loan has reoeded to Ito Oa dia. There were no operations in Mexican sufficient to teat the effect upon the stock of the new quarrel which has jug sprung up between Mexico and the United Staten In the market for bank shares to-day an advanos of 11. took place in City Bank and Bank of London. Ottoman Bank continue in demand. There were also inqulries for the shares of the London Discount Company. The shares of the Trust and Loan Com pany of Upper Canada were officially marked per. In the miscellaneous share market there was little movement. The Feet India Company will receive tenders on the 14th inst. for the conveyance by sailing vessels of 1,040 men from Gravesend and Portsmouth to Calcutta, 380 from Cork to Bombay, 350 from Gravesend to Bombay, 325 from Graveeend to Bar rachee, and 250 from Graveeend to Madras. The whole are of her Majesty's servioe, and are to em bark early in August. Including the 800 recruits for the conveyance of whom tenders were invited on the 7th inst., the number of soldiers upon the point of being despatched to India is 2,945. Tenders are also required the conveyance of stores from Eng land to MINES.-THIS DAT. Two o'CLooz. We have no increase of business to report in the mining market, and prices in most cues are little more than nominal. Wheal Harriet shares are quoted 1 to If ; Wheal Edward, 51 to I; Wheal Trelawney, 26 to if ; Wheal Mary Ann, 46j to 47i ; and Great South Tolgas, 141 to I; Par Consols "hares have also been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 181. . . . Foreign mining shires remain quiet. Linares have been dealt in at 91 ex div., and Bon Accord Co_pper at prem. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Liver sedge Iron Company is to be proceeded with by the 'blaster of the Rolls on the 29th inst. At Booth Wheal Ellen a eel of 10s. per Mare wm made on the 6th Ind At Now Crow 11111 Mines. of 3a. Id. przebare on the 6th toot. Wheel Wrey Consols sold on the 7th lost. 60 ton., of lead ore it 121.71 M. per too. Oathertnn sad Jaw. Consols sold M Holrwd4 on We Bth Ind, 10 tons of lead ore, at 111. oe. t l / 4 1 :or ton. Bt. Austell Consols sold on the 6th but. 10 tons of black Be, at 6.d. par ton. Wheal Trelawny ahntyled on the 3rd hut. 60 tons leompatodl of crop land or,. fur mle on tee 10th loot. T o (*howl°, relece will sell 4,213 tons of cooper ore at Truro on the Sled Inst. :—heron Ore .t C prole, 1.844 ; Nines, 415; Kest Condon, 305; Bing:Mon Down. 112. Bedford Unl6 d, 201; Oolleteornbek, 197; Devon and Cornw .11, 163; 9iboal Frlondship,_l6l; Kelly Real. 134: Wheal ralwar, 125; Weak Consols, 91; Whila Franco, 80; Gaston CM/tor Mine, 72 ; Lady Bertha, 60; Font Wheel llawell,_4l: Wheal Georg, 91 , Poem Boller, 29 Devon and Courtonsy. ; wees 6 Par Console. $ ; Cl. Austell Consols, 8 ; Enst P heal George. 4; liymcmf• Preolpltate, 1; total, 4213 ton, COMMERCIAL AND NARIBM MARL-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was a fair sop* of English wheat at market tido morning, and it [mind boyars at the advance of 2a. or L. pee quarter_ reported on Friday last, but the trade mu re I brisk • at the same time it cannot be denied that the relent wet weather has tended to Mead the arrival of the corning men{ a at maturity. Su* was in short supply, sad its vales well maintined. Oats, with decreased arrivals, maintained the advents noted on Friday last. Beasts and peas very scarce, and their vales wail sanated'. lataivAis INTO LONDON FROM JOLT 6 TO JOLT 10. Corte'lei. . Daisy Wks' . Mat Oila 11000. hsa iheib Irkb Foreign T223 2701 .... en+ la la Il ii a C i fll saa St i ... 0 Siej i u I ! ..1.1. MINCING-LANE.-THIS . DAT. ria. 1 7;oka. . VW 1:::: 11"438 8ri3A11.:10Ip1;0;61 on the spot the inquiry to limited__, but afloat a oargo of liavanzah has been di sp osed of; 3,600 boxes, No 9 to 91, at 26e. Bd. for the U dell K Corrzn—There is aWs inquiry for Plantation at firm prices. 160 bags of superior Native sold at 484. Tan.—The tele graphi c news at peemt has had no effect on the market. The demand continues quiet; large sales are advertised for Wednesday scat. Iticn—Thexaarkat is inactive, except for cleaning qual ities. . . . . Corrox.—This article continues in good demand. 600 bales sold at full prices. The public soles advertised for tomorrow are confined to 450 bhda. of Barbadoes sugar, 270 casks of plantation, and 1,000 begs of native Ceylon coffee„lso lugs of Trinidad cocoa, mad 8,000 bags of rico. GlLL—Beal, pale, 371. ; yellow, 331. to 341.; brown, 291. to 301. ; sperm, body, 861. to 8 8 1 ; headwater. 901. to 911.; cod, 361.; South Sea, pale, 38!.; olive Gallipoli, 46L ; Spanish sad flied y, 431. 10a. to 44L ; woos net, 360. to 39a. ; palra, line, 38s. , listesed, 33e. ed. ;rapt' pale, 475. lid. to 48e.; brown. 46e. to 46e. ed. TALLOW MAD.LICT.-THIS DAT. Thi atarkst is steady. Tows tallow is quota 411 s. nett cash ; Petwabarg Y.C. as the spat, 49.. • Isl asd August, 495. ; Bepapsebor, 495. 3d. ; October to , 4.5. 3d. ; Aft, semi*, 465. OF %%MAW. BOROUGH HOP MARKET .- THIS DAY. -- .Pattenden. end eolith retort that the amounts this sorting on the whole AM rather non favourable. Still, fresh fly en to be fogad. Markin quid. COALMAR!Cry.-THIB DAY. Wylaas,l44:; /10lyatall, 16s. ; Was Mai, 1544 Hsu& Hall, 15s. ; down Class, lbs.; Willi Bud South HAWN 16s. 6d. ; Walla Bad Gawp, 16e. 6d. ; Walla Bad Haswell, 17e. Ild.• Ws/le End SAWN 17.. 6d. ; Walls Bed Hartle pool Hstra, 16a. 3d. ; Walla Bad Ludlam, 175.; Wale End Bewares, 17e. 6d. ; Walls Bad Souls Hates, 17s. I& Will. End Ti.., 17a.. Walker Primrose, 12e. ed.-127 ships at taarkat. The Rev. line New, late of Birmingham, has beau 'sabring in Melbourne " Franklin," " sari " The Greene., of Mee." The Rev. Tnomea Bunn:Y.—The Rev. Theme Slimy delivered his first sena= is the °obey mein (ike 9th of May), at the Congregational= Pitt-street. The ein~bu was peelseps that ever eramlied wbifa the walls of We E P b l Y li everi e available spot was oricapied. The wawa reverend gentleman was to g ra g bre le Congregational Mae at New South Webs. The text noiesed li rs e rWitd et She Ist epistle of Patti to the de 111 . "OIL The etymon ocnpied - loot and la &Sven end it may be Idea ea a lb that the (ile =t eh" het' the hawee thar ee --SY4 l;4l4ar eet Peeell4e Zd:rdo. esimillicileel X •irge e ltb4 4 o half DISPATCH Or All/JaCIAICUM tatNADLL'i The Aleserie OsAiird etesseeroailel ea Saturday friss Li sagest it New York, yak 62 yereagers aad the usual aseby the Age, whidid vise intended for u p i t . ch on Ba ' weer, bang &bawd iv some slig h t clus l ie Wed. ✓eeky the adrift steamer Indian will go Meatteel with the Curdles balk. Oa Saturday neat the Cunard steamer Europe will ha despatched with the eerie to Halifax, and the Jan with cargo sad pmersgers for New York. almiutz 4 6 V55a 114 .1 : °..,.'s -.• s • — =Es , lir ....- .11 lIN 1 83 0. 1 . 2= 111 11= 14.4 ell Ds. • 1 Air 41". NS 0 W Do. 111 pa.. NI" so 11. 3 =1 1 0• 6 1= I* Nol IN isNrs a l=sla ... la gain Mils.. =ll NO Ds. a MA W aiiin WI One Ovent rah ?Mild Do. 1: Wiiii: : D. B BUN. 2 N. 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