The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-03 00:00:00

VIZ LOWS OF THE 4.1.1118 AND THE 4U57114118 IN nu lam ras. The Dekas publishes a table showing the seep's to.• lona of the allied amen and the Aestrisse in the different seraketel and tattles which took place during the the carampaigs to Italy : •• At Montebello: Alike, 7,000 , 850 killed mad wounded; Awnless, 13,0 0 0 a 1,150 killed sod wounded, end 160 pelmosers.—Palestes Allies, 21,000 m imed, 1,400 killed mod wounded ; Amelnenti. 24 , 000 mmimml•tl. 1,100 killed wad wounded, 950 pemoomem. mad 6 *CO. ed. assnos.—Magenta sod Turkic, Frieseh. 55.000 1144105 a, 4,400 killed and wounded, 200 prisomers sad I sinews ; Awe loam. 75,000 wagaird, 13,000 killed mod wounded, 7,000 ;Leaman, and 4 cannon. —l4r!egnatio Breach, 16,000 ga med 900 Med sod wooswkd , Austrians, 16,004 esseX i: 1.400 !died mod wounded, 900 praosera—flolietine 145.000 inamed,46,l9oo Med sad wosadsd, 360 winners; Asiarieno - MOM , 21,000 killed sad wooded, tag oramere, asd e T ra sanson." Amending to this nate. meat the real km Is killed sad invaded of the allies ems 04.356, end el the Ambito. &NW, goalies a difference sedwit the idler af 14,300. The number of Preach takes mi a ow, wee est, 300, while the Austrians loot 16.000. Ithr ?emelt took 40 pietas of moon, and the Auteuil, ally YEE MINCH ANMARIIIIAII ARMIES IN JIAil: n• Belgian ledertneisase of yesterday speaks of the madirmatteis attbe Mosnmaat tail Owe Is to be aora pefaß more as Imo proleened, of Italy, by • part of the reseh may, Saida, the troops at the dl OM= Trochu, it Wye,elm* with the occupation at Parma ad 51Am*, the dickies d'Autemarre is to pretamt to Rome, sod the divines Uhrkh to Milan. Frame Is thus to keep 50,000 tees ta the Peninsula. Astute, on its die, appears din. peed to walnuts its army oa a trot:actable footing ill Yamaha TM honest a Frsechfori shires', that, ill COMMIKIIIIMOI of the complications which prevail its Italy, the lespator has Neelireit cal, to withdrew fresh Venetia tan teeth bstailismi et 22 tegissate of Marley DO that the brim matimlisd In Met conatry vi: M !imbibed by only 25,00 ma. ZUNUAL OP 133. We omitted to mention, in the es wary of Canton News, last mail, that Yeti's body embed them on May 14, creation little or ao remade& The next morning a roomy bog bet wee sent toe the one la which the coma wart scoured, and 24 home afterwards the boat was sees a tittle below the Comfit Mew, on the Herm rote. with no other emblem of her burden than a white deg. It was sap wood that the body would be carried to the cemetery neat the North-East Oats. The ),tasted et Meg, in sincling by to this *abject, rye —.Yoh wee oely 53 years of ago, arc the court, of nature, shall have ewes many more days. But Ur the desire which he expressed—to she his native land aria—we might alma' be disposed to lamb that he took that which sh , rtieed the thread of life. Alas ! poor Tett ! he had ouches extraordinary reartiod of doming with 'betroth that even the expel...ion of his Frig may have been, as all hi. life war—. hog* Ile. Liir.lllo , sad host people in Cent.* appeared gh4 at hewing he was no mgr. • Than triU be no ceremony over hie removal,' amid one of the former err ; the Emperor has taken away all his titles—be is no more than the commonest coolie of the streets-' flu mach bas Yeh: °even handfed dollars, freight-money from Cal cotta to Canton, was a good deal to pry for such a malt." Another account aye that when the remains were landed, they were placed is a temple in the orient suburb, " where they remained undisturbed till the morning of May when, with the assistance f tome English rngineare, and attended by a party of English police, the coffin was open d. The tidy was faced to be in a fair state of preeemation, though by no cores sweet; it was is a towhee cone, which was rot 1.4.41 in one, sad that aria errand in a etc tog teak cooing. The Chute s° entfla which wee prepared for the body trot of pro digion• dimensioer, being seven Let long. four broad, and two deep, sod was bandeomely decorated. The body was ',- clothed in full uniform, including hat and boots, and was ' then placed, with six or eight elk-covered manners of very handeome deseriptiette, into the Chinese cv ifin ; and a supply of various maga wants Irving plead therein for the nas of the derieseed, the lid was farmed down, and the whole lo now left in charge of his damning, pending an opportn• city for transmienon north...ids Much respect wait shown by the numerate Chinese °Were (nearly every one of rank in the neighbourhood of Canton) to the decreed, and sorrow, Mbar real or feigned, found vent, to more than or instance, in tear. TN utmost ceder prevailed, and no objection was evinced to the perm ad the fortignen. - -Chula Tergrapt. ME MASSACRE OP EUROPEANS IN BORNEO. The Olen Telegraph contains the following ac count of the inewiame Banjercisesieg, on the south oast of Borneo, briefly suctioned in • telegram in the Fur,ortss of Saturday : " It appellee that foe some time past great discontent ex ited :smug the natives at the election of the new Soften, who wee not the lineal dewendant of their late ruler, bat had been adopted by him as a DOS; end • conspiracy was formed to dspoee him, whams' to the Dutch limideut, Gust Bentheim Peeklenturg Rhoda At the head of a ems; irsey was a certain Alieg, a native of Mulling, who aspire I to the sovereignty of Benjermassing. calling himself, in his nations, by the stele and title of Rate Kan*. On : 6 1; breaking out of the occuipiracv, a general mateacre of the Burapeses was to take place. The flu of the coespirstare was unfurled on May 1, and the European workmen employed in the coal aloes of Julia Hermits, belonging t • joint- Mock company, and snouted near K 'Logan, were sud denly attacked, overpowered. end brutally murdered, with the exception of two se three women, who managed to con ceal themselves with their eb'ldres. An attack was than made on the establishment at Pullman, but the assailants had to draw off with I,ool* las, having met with • very warm reception. In other parte of the bland the massacre of the Europeans was general and simultaneoue. Amongst the nnfortsittate victims of this brutal and wholreale murder see See German missionaries (Moire. Hammer, Rot, Wiegand, Kind, and Hofmaister), with their slue and ehil wren. The total number of Europeans murdered and miming is between 70 and 80, Most providentially, Colonel Andreeon had arrived a few days previously (April 28) with • detachment it 150 roan of the 9th battalion. t,. relieve Count Wntheina of the civil government as resident, and to take themilitary com mand of the station. This probably weserted Tata', the hief town of Banjerremeing, from • Welke horrible Ste; but • party of 50 men, sent for the protection of Neves'. were interacted by • Awn, band of rebel', and obliged to Morn. Orders were immediete:y after deopeteLed by the residect to send over the other See oompialepot the 9th bat talPm, some artillery, sod bell • company of Sappers, by the Dtacti was-steamers sfontrado and Ardjuit, to Banisreme- Meg, se • reinfneement and prometion. Later accounts but been received from Penman, etating that the little bled of Europeans abut op there were def-nding themselves most heroically. and had sorceesfolly withatood and dneon beck the virulent. on different time,. Great coo p'aint• had been mode against the Governnoint, or at loam against the wi dent, foe nut off cding the iir.irkwen of 'be coal mining com pany the prone time they were promieei by their charter ; end the Goverane-General had ordered so offlaiel investi gation to be made, with • view of aiicievaining whether these cheeps bad say fundatioe. The following also weft among the Mettles of this cod-blooded outrige : —Mr. Wijezialma and family (except the three yonneest chit em), Mr. and Mrs. Motley and (tint (Eoglivb), Dr. Hmeanger, Messrs. Van Derain, Eiwcger, and Brood. Toss Osaiusic Cosrsasiusioy.—The Al?ge mew &A my malaise the following, dated Frankftrt, the 2kb of July le to-day'. slitting of the Diet, Acetyl*, Prussia, sad Bake made a united propmal with regard to the gentian of the Federal foram of Restate. Accordieg to the anaogement ',revved Bodes shall appoint the gover nor sod direer .1 artillery, Aug** the director of wingers, end fiontrie sad Proesia abreast/1y the ,ommead• drat of the ft eves* The penises is war to be 12,0011 we, 1 0 pesos 5,000, and to be supplied by hostile, Freesia and Dade* together. Austria sad Freesia to plows the right of appoietiag the thalami:4AL% alternately, tot Ave pain at a time' A PRVt.tty MlltlaTEß INSCLTID AT • Tall= Il* r —A latter from Kimmins. of July 'nth EIN tailed an implement affair that took pla..• et the table ris hole of the Kuban'. A Waded propri•toe of Poses sawed Poisski, who woe dials, it the table, wanted to pay the waiter with toupees, of the Kurd 04arbarg railway. Os the I.W . IT'o , re fer*, toboosot them. Y. Pulski threw a whole bundle of theta at the Pft...Wl tl , cieter, Von der Hari', who wee 'most, ac •IrtylanylOg the act by MOW rut•tag words. It Is stead that two, swift/a bare bees columned is ...toilsome apsinst M. Poirski. Thw a...stigmata, appears, his Won iiefortseate le radway ependatioos, and ra a d a la.t MIN application to the I hamber of Dupetien ob. 'fi mesa M. limed. It is adfad that he had • ,ely jaw relived at Kiealarea, wad that ha had rata there (or the auk purpose id martin the miaister. —•--- •• I II E 01:TW tip W6er IXDIA *male ship Atrotn, Capt. Wnnlky, left Soutluiroptos yeiSerday with the ewe* weds, 69 remerre, manes whom Wee Mr. Atlull, Chief isoke t f St. Lids, &•.. 164/1. is mod'. sod 12,6001. is j.wellsry. The Atrsto takes oat a guesses tot morthisery, empty ens*, elay, *sea rerne•ese•see, his *0 ef spr vise to the Parrsiseste In sae en deavour wow 6414 ride to pet that Min alt ,t. Carats SMelf has in ti • mil* the Atrett to esperistes.l. Teo 11TH or Armr!rr.—A correspondent of the issemew Clsorire eye —I ham made eavvrol timelines is thlksest pima .bust iM soma lbw mama, sad 1 have it from sispeords sad others who tearer.' our Odle, that the tide sea materms. fr..mrely emld ths row psolte hays bests obeli undo snore famorebto weather thee this par. Oa U. lidisuir Hine awl the Catdrerb Moms there la • eseeldwatele improvement on SWIM" year,. The covers aro from Os to ten birds. and is eome instal's.* twelve bin*. The Itteseeboll *nom I beer, will elen give the overtimes thie year • pretty fair ettasee. The oh:miser is well re served, sad ao imnrng of kocfrer has earn plea. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1859. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF OOMKONS.—(THIS DAY.) Me ell&1111 took the c et 12 o'clock. BLICTION PITITIOI4B. The SPIAILire;WZei tb. h;;;c7t . hat the petitket 111•11 of ea exam Wars for the borough et Bodmht Ird bees r.3tha eene. _ _ TbsooatsitlaWitotated to try the Peados petition yam morn at the table sad dttrtq to meet to-morrow. NEW WRITS. Oa the motion of Mr. Thietrtrae ;writs were ordered for Teaatea, in the room of the Right Hoa. Henry Laboacdtme, irbe slaws M steel= bee accepted the Chiltern Haulm& ; sad fsr Deroepor, In the room o Sir &skate Perry, who dace Ws Mention hem become a member of the Indian Council. LAW OF PROPERTY AND TRIATREd RELIEF THE POLICE COURT/3. ems DAY.) BOW-BTRRkT. RAVAGN AnAULT DT A CABMAN, • cabman named John B4twer, ;;;;Talt, pored looting man, was charged with amalting Edward Taylor, a lab owner. Complainant stated that the prisoner had been driving for hies for some time, and was madly a well-conducted aura. Thia looming he Drought home • ash with which he had been out all night, mad witness saw from the stated the bores audit had been ersielly flogged, its back being covered with wheals. He remonstrated with the prisoner for using thew, salad so Wily and also for keeping him out 15 hours when hie Teo per um, was but 12 hone. The prisoner wee very abas, sad in paying for the hire of the hone and cab, oared him le. for extra Mae. He observed that a shilling wee no compen• make to hint for his hone being Injured. and that he should be obliged to let the animal rent a night to make up for it. The prisoner then took off his met. challenged *AIMS to fight, aid squared up to him. Tha prieoner's wife, who wee in the yard, came up and haterfered, upon Mich ' he turned his fury upon her, and knocked her down. Winer remonstrated with him for ill.using the poor woman who was in an advanced stage of pommy, but the priori's; only biome the more savage, end kicked her several those ia the abdomen. He then spin squared up to witness, end dm& him several times, and then Lying hold of his hair, fared his head back, ind fastened upon his lip with hie (primer') teeth. Some other person, interfered end re limed him, but not till the prisoner had torn a pisoe of flesh almost entirely out of hi. lip. Witness than called a con stable and gays him in charge. The prisoner—DM you not take off your coat to fight me? The witness, with some reluctance, admitted that he di. The prisoner—l have worked for him for years and alweys limeght him his money. Can you dray it ? Did not I oiler you L. for the sun time? (Angrily) What more de you went? The megietrate observed that the primate appeared to think that he wee perfectly in the right, and that there was au harm in ill-treaties the horse, in kicking hts wife, or la savagely biting Mr. Taylor. It we. very well for him that hie wife did not choose to apple against Min, or he would have been very severely punished for that assault. TM prisoner said he was vary sorry for ill-sing his wife. He had never struck her in his life beton; but ke utterly denied having ill-treated the horse. The magistrate said he had now only to deal with the aseault on Mr. Taylor, for which the prisoner must pay a tine of 205., or be imprisoned for 14 days. MARLBOROUGH STREET. A MEDICAL STUMM 1/1 TIMALI ATARI. HOMY Jaws a medical student, residing at 29, High street. Islington, was charged before Mr. Becton, with being dressed in female attire, in Coventry-street, as supposei, for an unlawful purpose, and being drunk. The defendant's peculiar appearance in the dock caused considerable merriment in the omrt, particularly whim be raised a portion of the veil with whioh his face wee covered. Ephraim Lord, 328 A, said he saw the defendant at 2 that morning, In Coventry-Birgit, dressed, u he then sp in female attire, with a large number of persona lowingwi him, and as be was causing a crowd end a great disturtaace he took him into custody. He was intoxicated at the time. Defendant said when the constable stopped him he was on els way home. Mr. Boedon asked the defendant what business he had In the street in that attire, which wee so likely to create a die tar banes in the sheet? Fined Os,. or a month's imprisonment. The defendant, who seemed 111 at ewe while the OM WY being heard, then left the dock, ant lowering his veil. STREET NEW. EOM:: =lra= Thomas Col ins, one of a number of boys who ern news papas in the Itegenbcircue, was charged with annoying persons by running after them and thrusting iterrepapers to their [weal* Regenbcircus. A constable proved the cam, and said there was an Lehr bitant of the circus in attendance, who complained that owing to the ancoyence of the boys pelting one another they could net wry on hastens. Mr. Besdon cautioned the boy, and said that if any boy wee brought there again and the cue proved he should fine Min 40e. Th;Ciarged. CLERILINWILL. A FEVER DEN.-711111 CAVIL OP ILLNESS IN LONDON. Mr. .11, redeem, • builder se Dial=ibe owner athe pre. maw shamed at No. 1, Charlotte- Gray's-iaa-Ime, =a summoned before Mr. Carrie. at instance of the bard of works of St. Andrew's, Holborn, for barium hie pre mimes in such a date as to be a =dean= and *rufous to heelth, amatory to the provide= of the Nuisances Removal Act for Ragland, 18S5. . . . Mr. John Eaaton, the inspector of nuisances, seld that the house in question was insptcted by him in of several came of illness having occurred in the There are eight rooms in the house. At prang there aro only Lae persona Meech room, bat as mom so tiro parties Mara from harvesting amts.:lopping, the rooms will boson erowded. The house altogether was in a Tory dirty state, marl it was meow miry that the rooms should be lime whitemed, and properly cleansed. The yard !heal be reposed, as the filth mimed with the soil caned very Dad smells. He had gives the defendant the necessary notices, but he had failed to attend to them. Mr. Conte, the defendant not being in attendance, made the order for the neceisiry work to be done forthwith, and if it is not dons in 14 days the parish authorities will do it. Mr. James Howard, a butcher, of 43, St. John-street, St. Sepulchre's Without, was also summoned for having a foul cesspool and defective drainage so as to be a nuisance and injurious to health. Mr. Easton said tbs.. on the defendant's premises there was a owsptol half full cf 11.11, which a red through the brick work into the neighbour's premiers, which was a great nuisance, and was injurious to health. The drains were in a very defective state. The defendant's house was the only one Mat was not drained into the mein "swan. The defendant denied that the cesspool was a nuisance, or that the drains weft in bed order. Mr. Carrie said frow the evidence there could be no doubt there wes a enhance, and made an order for it to be abated within fourteen days. BILL. TWs bill was passed thrtewti oommittee. The e"runintes occupied the whole of tie morning, bat Ne diecurdon turned purely ere technical poista, end wee cealmod almost exclusively to the lawyers. There *ere 26 other orders to dispose of, incl= Committer of Supply, which alone wee more than to tate op the nossauder al the sitting. ELECTION CONNITTIIB.-(THIS DAP.) BURY. The committee Immeembia at tl o'clock this day. Xi. Blackbers declared that nose of the mere of bribery Wan tbe committee had bees proved to their eatiafectioa, wed that it wee therefore moorages:, to proceed with the eeidemeh . . tkajemat Parry, for the petitioners, expressed eoxpriee at the &Mike which the committee had or rived at, and mid k weakd he ageless to proceed with the teem of tnaticie sad isrUaidetlee. TM room haring beat cleared, Oa the readmuniou of the public the chairman declared Net the Right Hon. Predk. Peal wee duly elected to eerie In pidlannat for the borough of bury. NORTH LEICESTER. The evidence for sod nohow the petition prevented spinet the return of Lord .1. Musses haring been brought to a conclaeurn yesterday, the committee met this day at 11 o'cloth, and almost Immediately after their aseembling the room was:cleared, and they cone meowed deliberating, which they were &nog when our report left. HUDDERSFIELD. The commutes haring rsaaaembled duo 010fIlin at 11 o'clock. Thomas Drake was railed and corroborated Atkinson's amide's.e of yesterday. as to the conversation which Led taken place about the 51. vote, and his giving evidence against Leathern, if hie (Noble's) 'income wan not paid. WtUum M'Cullms deposed that a week after the Medias Noble called as him and told him Ise had swat in hie bill but that ►e was afraid the party would be shabby and not pay it, edlieg that some one would be caseated if it was not paid. Mr. Clayton, bookeeller, stated that Mr. Akroyd'e retaiing ke support the liberal candidate had given peat dieastialaction to the Meetors, and that at a meeting a vote of want of ocalideare in him was pared. Mr. Janet Well. took no part in the proceeding.. Witness was constantly at the committee roomy, and no Illegal peso dere occurred by his authority or to his knowledge. LIMERICK. The Isqdry was continued to-day. Mr. Pierce Barron, a cuegistrate of Limerick, gave corro borative evidence as to the riotous proceedings et the election; white, on the other Mind, Mr. Michael Ryan, Mayor of ',merit k, said there were very few committal/1 the next day, and be never saw en election in Ireland Isms disorderly. Dr. Kane, • physician, also gave evidence 1$ ac cordance with the latter view of the care. Captain Vineant Manion, high alienff et the last election, said he had no aypliestion with regard to impedimenta to voters. Map, Grate, the member petitioned againit, on being examilied, r , :pudiated all theaters's made against him in the petition. He expected that there would be four candidates at the air , tion. Previously to it he prialsed Col. Dixon to vote for his, bet on finding that he was a conservative he west to his, eM Colonel Dixon at once released him from his promise. He rade &boat as horseback at the election. The gallant major was still under examination when this report was dispatched. ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN CHARTERED DANK.-(THIS DAT) The twelfth ordinary meeting of the shareholders we. held this mamba( at No. 73, Cringell ; Mr. J. R. 130- tlCKTS ,, slnthecheir. The following is the report of the dbece tore —•• The directors refer to the accomi slaying statement of the area and detail'ee of the bask, end"! the prodt and Ines moment, showing a balance of 16,3091. 15s. lid., sifter payment of ell supernova, sad writing ad the lose on overdue bills as estimated by the mansgere. A. regards the outstanding obligations held here, mentioned in the Met report, the directors have unabated oinfidesios in the remit of the proceedings for the recovery of the amount. Tee proprietor. will observe, by comparing the present with preceding 1CC01112 , ,,, that the operation. of the bank are extending, and that the profit on the transactions of the peat half year exceeds that of the previous six mouths. The amount of profit now available would have allowed • higher rste cf divideod than an the last occasion. The di reetere, however, think the more prudent coarse will be to formate the reserved fend, end they therefore recommend the following appropriatioe, namely t— To the payment of a dividend at the rate of four per cent. per anoum free of income tel, on 500,0001., the paid-rap capital of the hank, 10,01101. Toward the redaction of the amounts at debit of preliminary expenses, 6001. • hank premiere and Wafture stomata, 1,0001., leering 4 ,6091 15s. lid. to be added to the reserve fund, which wdl then amount to 13,7701. 2e. Id." The Lalatice-sheet annexed showed that the depooirs sweated to 518,6394 ; bdla payable and other liabilities to 93,6521.; motes in eircelimion. 114,288/. ; reserved fund, 8,9691; amount carried to prctlt and lose account, 27,3071. The asset. were, bills receivable, including the eetlisated value of those overdue, with Imes on ...tardy. and cash at bankers', 944,6161.; cleric and bullion, 214.1464 bank pre endow and furnitare, 67,5061. From the profit and law cc count it appeared that the current expenses in Melbourne, Sydney, and sub-Manche. were 8,0471., end in !Andras 2,6511. . . —. TlltiCuoienort mid Misreport WM signed by only one audi tor, Mr. Cancun, the other auditor, Mr. Reed, haying sent in his resignation, accompanied by a letter in which be ex plained that his reason for taking that step was a difiereme of opinion between himself and the directors with reference to en item of 11,0001. included in the steels. This was the amount of bills which had come from the oolony, drawn there by the meets of the Ear peon and AtunrCian Royal Mail Steaucticket Com pany. That rompany beim; a joint concern with the Seal Mad Company hers, It woe held by the directors of the beak that the Royal Moil Company was liable, ' but hitherto the Royal Mail Company bad objected M pay these bids. The directors of the beak having hem inf wooed be their legal edvisere that they bad ample meow of eats- ' babbles the, claim, bed included the aroma amongst the Mlle receivable, but Mr. R.ei mid I no. adopt that view of the cies. Re on Ly waving the ad .ption the ri ll t .Cosceovr., the other madam, expressed hie regret at the retimmest of Mr. Reed, with whose opinion he did alt libessidegree. Mr. ;OMAN WILSON also made some observations on this question, to the effect tbet it was one which properly be looted to the judgment of the board, in whom the snare holders had perfect could-nos, and that the functions of ea auditor should be limited to aloe twining the carnotite** of the accounts. After some farther cmversetiors the report and bilanee 'beet were Insider wily adopted. At a vadat meeting held immediately afterwards, a ma 'orlon was proposer t that cicue of the doed of sett* meet which precluder , outgoing dire , rom from being re elected fur ,ne year after their retirement. By the motet rul- 'me-fourth of the board retire every year, and one sixth are 0 , 10 for a twelvemonth. _ _ Mr. M'Dot cst.t, thought the low Vary IVAII utt MOW, usktroold not slier it ; but ifter Kew resiarks trots Mr AN WIL.ON sod Mr. 110110DALI4 who urged that to edict wee ohea to deprive the board of the eervkao of valosble member.. Tin resolution wam a greed 0. • vats of thanks having Ives gives' to the buret* and ummosmaa Aumtralla, u oral a• to the (Brutus hue, the bamboo Unabated. LoNnoN Hoqram..--(Titis DAT.)—A special metal !swiss of the governors of %hie inetitnion was belJ Ow the purpose of eleetiew • playlet-len of the hospital. Dr. Jobe Laasdo• Betties Down, of the Asylem for Idiots g imiewood, and Dr. Jebel Sprees fterwhill effsret them selves for the poet, bet trier lathe election Dr. Down retired, and the tlei.oe of the governors cresequesdy fell upon Dr. _ •••••••-••••• AMERICAN RAILWAY RECEIPTII.—A comparative otasenieut of earnMiso and *xylem . he the month of June, I',BB and 1859, of the Buffolo arid Stab Line Railroad 0110111 that the 'mei receipts in June, 1858, amounted to 86,219 able., end for Jose, 1859. to 52,03.5 dole.; decrea.e, 7,284 dd.. The exprnao• amounted t 4',009 dole., *safest 38.110 dole., obowing • deem,. of 3.399 dole., which, deducted from the dermas. is rowsiptr. Intone the net decrease 3,96.5 dole. The Lamm-es of the Philadelphia and Readiag Railroad Comoihr for she month of J wee, 1859, phoned that 231..;77 4 0 1.. bed hems !avowed, sad 126,43:1 dole. expended, karat, a net profit of 103.944 dole., ageism 87,069 dole. in Jane, 1858. The not tooth on the line for the post 'even mamtkr was 614,810 del. , oprainst 519.353 dole. In the mom paled of 1858. The earwigs of the Ohio and 14iesissippi Railroad for the month of June. 1858, show in faunae, of 83,718 d• it., the 101.1 receipts being 130,481 dole., against 74761 4.010. The e.raiego of the Oreet Wostern Itailmad Company '.f 1111110 M far June, 1859. were 38,013 dole., satinet 32.52. R in Jong, 18.59. ineosee., 5,485 dol.. The 'dreier. of ihreBardosay. Rms.& Id and Newark Railroad Company fur June. 1559. were 6,440 dole., aid In Jure, 1869, 17,13661 a.; decrease, C 95 dole, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BRIGHTON MEETLNG.-(THIS DAY.) BRISTOL PLATE. Owes Cherlotts T. P. Cooke .. .. 1 2 Igo .. 3 1. et 8411 Ripeness .. 11 ran. NURSERY STAKES. Dead bees between Horace and Cecilia. 8 ran. BRIGHTON STAKES. Baobab Dead heat between E . liham . ll;tity and Courier for Heald. 10 no. MARINE PLATE. Threo•quarters of a retie. Montebello, Theodora. Bel Eeperanza, Bebyicm, Kinnors ley, Gnand Dears, Jed* Pandora, Cork-a-Hoop, Wood burn, Nemeth HOMO% Chums Shot, Syringe, and Confec tioner are bare. SEVENTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Ow mile. Sudbury Mayanails, Govan. Brookskte, Bt. Clarence, and Cynthia tag hare. COA•IDLT ATTACK ON TEL RIGHT 'ION. JAMES &TOAST WORTLIL—OM Monday everriog, after eddresting • messing of the conservadne at liValn field, Mr. Wortley bad occasion to leave Uri errefford Arms to go to the Electric Telegraph Office. He was guarded by the chief ~notable, Inspector Frost,and wend ether offinn,and when returning egetn to the hotel, KIM cowardly ruffian threw •hr•vy piece of lead—which had weldentlybeing prepared for the purpose— at the right hon. gentleman, en*ing him • blow on the temple and inflicting • severe wound, the blood from which etreareed down his fees. He wee conveyed Into the inn, and • surgeon met for, who dressed the wound. Mr. Wonky remained In • stunned condition for about an hour, but recovered aufficiently to enable him to lone Wskedeld by the ten p.m. train. A reward of W. hat been offered for the apprehension of the cowardly scoundrel who perpetrated this outrage. The piece of lead with which the blow woe tailored waa found yesterday morning close to the spot where Mr. Wortley was struck. It le eherpened at one end and blunt at the other.—Jfeeelsestes Guardia• of this day. SINGULAR AND FATAL AcciDzwr.—On Friday afternoon last a roue s mu named Hobbs was shrimp catching at Stokes Bay, near Gosport, sad took is his net a small whitlow. lite um custom with fishermen, if they have no OW, to bile tb. beads of t.h to prevent their escape ; arid on this occasion the unfortunate man was about to do se. when the whiting slipped from his fingers socr,dszted into Ids =mutts with such force as to be completely jammed in the gullet. The poor billow 'Goggled fearfully maul death put an end to his enfferings.—Sursa Express. _ . STiteNGS IF TRIM—The 1: - exington (Kentucky) Mutter describes • very extraordinary exhibition of insensi bility to pain on the part of a young man in that town, in the premium of a slumber of pOyalcians of oelebtity, including members of the medical faculty of Transylvania Valvertity, end other learned professore, woo were invited to attend that they might detect any fraud or deception, if practised. He began by sucking a handful of pins, up to the bead, in his lege, then drove en awl Omagh th e middle of his wrist into coheir;. drove • bids through the muscle of his leg; nailed hie foot to • wooden shoe, the nail or awl pasaing through the middle of the foot, and so walked about the stage; cut his dexter finger through the flashy part, exhi bition the naked b.tse, and coot:hided by passing • knife through hie cheek, the blade protendleg from his nom*. In all this but little blood was drawn. He glen offered to drive a knife through each leg and bang himself beau the wall, which the median*, usercifelly excused him from doing, Wing satisfied that he could accomplish whatever he mo rsel. fitHAßif L181&-111113 DA). Two o'CLool. The railway shale market remains very doll. Lowishire and Torkshirt stook boa improved I Por nat., whilst a redaction of like mount his occurred hi London and North Western, South Western, and Midland. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93t to 94; Mid land, 103_1 to f ; Lanesehire and Yorkshire, 90 to ; West Western, 68j to 69 ; Eastern Counties, 68} to ; South Eastern, 73 to j ; Ber wick, 914 to 92, being firmer; Caledonian, NI to 831 ; and York and North Mildiand, 73j to 74. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shams are very firm. The old shares on quoted 2 1 to 2j pron., and the new, 2 7-16 to 9.16 prem. Ernst Indian Rail way stock bin better demand. OILDDIALAN SHAUN LID Nrooll. iftl re. 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NON _la sll4barra 51 51 13 i kW NI 141141.14141 el '. 71 13 73 De. awl . ~...... 1 1l Saw at rai::2 i F, 4 101 4 1 %PK IA - 13 DI a I - a ... D 0.8.7 p. ant IN Do. 0. ~~ ~~:~ i ill II SI 11 IS SU U 4 I I I a M ig l ew . - is r 10 ! • _ - 174.71 — seasTal :1210,A,V)1 cl& N N. MN. 4aoluialis O W L tau* 'k OO m= ft De. .. IC Res ens taila • ilha la " wO. ion! Mae Own &62 bloom 86 Anita lad IDe. Se= 10 066. .'I IF - sal a I —.— a. 1 dlls me Cab 111151 pa 7 S ad f I I I i de oar „41 14 1 7 4 le I 47 a 136 la li A 1 1 ... . L$ lel ' COMMERCIAL AND MAREB7I MARK-LA-NE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade wan small, asd the tons calm. Feces of most articles of the trade were unaltered, or tending downward/. The supply of homegrown grain was small. The import. of foreign pain into as dace last Monday were reported this morning as small of flour, fair of wheat end large of oats, but small of barley. WHIT. - English held at last Monday's prices. Forties unaltered at last Nicadey's rates. English white, 40s. to 465. ; red, 365. to 435. perqv.; Dennis and Ko nigsberg, 42e. to 66e. per 4941 b. ; 42e. to MN.; other Baltic ports. 40.. to 465. French, 38.. to 40.. Flare. finest last Monday's prima Town, 365. to 434.; Norfolk, 29.. to Ws. par 2801b5.; French, 30s. to 335. per 2801 b. ; Auer., LLB., - per banal. Kumar slow sale at about lad Monday's rates. English, 245. to Its, per qr.; Baltic, 24.. to 27e. ; other sorts, 23.. to 27.. per quarter. OAT, sold slowly as about last Monday's rates. British, 20s. to 305. per quarter . Russian, 21e. 6d. to 235. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 220. to 275. per quarter. Bssna-Bnglith and Egyptian quoted nominally eat last Monday. English tick, 36e. to 42a.; barrow, 42.. to 46.. per qr. Fceeign, 40s. to 60.. per qr. Egyptian, 335. Per Piss very quiet at lust Monday's rates. English boilers, 48s. to 60a.; hog and trey i 38,. to 42e. ; foreign, white, 48.. FLOATING CARGOEL-sine last Friday only 10 grain laden meets were reported strived at ports of call, via., 1 wheat, 8 maim, and 1 beans. The latest sales not reported before wets, wheat, Merianopoli, 445. 3d. per 492105. ; dint freedom, 41s. per 4801b5.; main Ibradla, 27.. 74d. per 4801 be. ; rye, 'brans, 26e. 104 d. per 490 the. To-day Olden wheat about 37.. 6d. per imperial qr.; Odessa °Mika was odd at 43e. pee 4801bs. •11111TA18 IITO LONDON TROY AIIO. 1 TO AIIO. A MOM Osseo& irms. imam 11ml Poste .............- . ... - 1110 0•10 ....- ........ —.. /060 *iiii lol.so OW lealibboi Mal. LOS : Timm Thor. - . 6101%160 siliii. MINCING-LANF.-(THIS DAY.) St:OAR-Mt ms!ltet c?ntbspeo . detli, at yortiftirs prices: Cot-var.—Prim have been irregular. yet a foil amount of beldame dose. 11441ing to good middhrig Plantation Cey lon, 694. to 76e.; Native Ceylon, good ordinary picked, 665. 6d. to 594.61. • Cats Rica, 70s. 64. to 764. 61. Ter.—The mar ket is very firm, although Inactive. Rice sold in public sale at a shade lower pries. Deem, at 9a. 64. to 94. 9d.; Rangoon sold at 9s. li. ; Neiman Amman, at 9s. Sd. Correa is steady; no sales reported. Paratero, fair quality, sold at 30. per lb. Illevrezrza remains out of demand. Ron dull in demand, and sales are difficult to be made at last week's prices. Cocain CAL remains steady. Markets generally continue dull. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) TM market le firm. Town to low is quoted 525. nett mak ; Petersburg Y C. on the ,pot, 550. ; August to Sep tember, 655. to 65e. 34.; October to December, 66e. ; ditto 56e. 6d. /4444 3- t -N. b -h rn 4 , 4 4 4' i an II oam 1 " . 0i "4" 1 1 1 I . T 2 90 1 03 li 0 0 0 1 es. 14 144 ea 30 IN 101 10 191 MI 97 NO IM 11 Y £ Quail k OL WoL IS Do. Is DirtniasEr4Ti =IS ow 2 as . ISS Ilstemos i to./ML ir II II I lua t zaid -_---mor.::: 1* - - I. ii I t A. ... IN 114. taxman. 1 DRsPai lta. tiftmika. rm mit t E ro l l ft il ltA r e. l7 -- Da 7.. irrzw: u - fruuum « Gerabler SlPLAlabri e . . ... La I . tew =SW 4 .1 mall sie of Tung I. Aga= T. ..... . W.Oandas WlL.liamit .. R.B.llsr t as am -..- e uiii....tio. • Bari lePar&i°4l BOROUGH HOP MARICHT.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that the account. from all parts of the hop ;imitations could not come more favourable than they do at peacn•, and the se& now doing la entirely from hand to mouth. Duty, 166,0001. DONATIONS OF Wilts TO HOSPITALS.—The Duo of Northumberland has preeented 1,000 bottles of sherry to is Middlesex Hospital, in addition to the same quantity to the Weetsoinster Hospital, as mentioned • law days ago, and the like quantity to the Newcaatle Infirmary, ex wady for th e mai of the poor patients. This webs' Is of • very inperlor quality, end has beim twenty years in the ceders of Northumberland House. Taa LAKEB.—Keswick, the centre of attraction (nye the C i onberland Plural) of the lake &thick is now thronged with visitor', sea as the height of the name is tow fist improarhing, the alreedy considerable number of lake tourists will in all probability be largely Incressed. Mikan places of note in the locality are daily iespected by poops of visitor., gad the varied beauties of the edjecent scenery are admiringly gated on by permits from almost all quarters of the kingdom. 411 466 114 CS at . I r, 11 I h P tt T lltt TS SO I 1 mo ll* id ler it 4 ' ; id 4 22/1 iza 2 ill I I Paha— 110110 z 4 him todsp to 1 p.m. MONEY MARKET. THIS DA Y. Two o'CLossz. The funds opened this morningst en avenge of I per cent., owing chiefly to the farther ries which took place on the Paris Bonne yesterday afternoca ; bat ales followed, especially of the New and Re. clued Three per Cents.,and prices are now quoted the same as at the close of the market yesterday. Little business ie going forward in any department. Indian, Lombardo•Venetien, anti French railway shares are firmer. In other respects the share market exhibits no feature of interest. The first official quotation for the Three per Cent. Renter at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram,was 69fr. 66c. for the account, bet the mar ket soon afterwards gave way to 69fr. 66c. The latter prioe, however, is still 6c. better than that of yester day afternoon. - - - Consols opened this morning at 951 to 3 for the August settlement. The present quotations are 941 for money, 96 "sellers," for the 9th inst., and 95 " buyers," for the 7th of September. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in 951 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 1 ; the New Two.and a-Ralf per Cents., at 791; India Stook, at 220; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858 r at 941 ; ditto, 1859, at 931 ; India Bonds, at 7s. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stook market have been rather more numerous. Priem are firm, at yesterday's quotations. There is a moderate inquiry for Turkish Bonds, which are quoted 813 to 821 the old, and 711 to 721 the new. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1041, 1031; Dutch Two-andA , Half per Cents., 861 (exchange 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1031; Danish Five per Contr., 1826, 86 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 901; Russian Five per Cents., 1121; Sardinian Five per Cents., 851; the , Spanish Committee's Certificates, 41; Turkish Six per Cents., 1884, for account, 82, 811; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 721, 72f ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102 ex div. Fooa o'CLocx. Consols are quoted 941 to 95, both for money and the 9th of August, being the same as at 2 o'clock. The 260,0001. in Australian gold ex the Lightning was delivered yesterday ; 36,0001. was sent into the Bank and 70,0001. was taken for the Continent, toge ther with a parcel of Russian half-imperials. The con tinental demand, however, has somewhat slackened, and it is not unlikely that a further amount may re main here. _ . . . Bu silver and Mexican dollars declined in price yesterday, owing principally to the expectation that large supplies from Mextoowill soon be placed on the market. The quotations were irregular. The amount of specie engaged for transmission to the East by the steamer Indus to-morrow, is 622,6841., of which 9,3061. is gold, and the rest silver. The sum remitted by the government to Calcutta is 268,000/. Annexed are the particulars : For Cal cutta, 296,2001. ; Shanghae, 102,2261. • Hong Hong, 96,2661.; Singapore, 20,6881.; Manilla, 3,8701.; Ma , drat, 3,4361.; and for Ceylon, 2,0001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. A considerable advance has taken place in the exchange on Belgium. The rate on Paris was also rather better. On the other hand, bills on St. Pe tersburg come quoted rather less favourably for this country. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.14* to 1 6 t ; ditto abort 11.12 to I; Rotterdam, three months, 11.14} to Antwerp, three months, 26.26 to 30; Mato, three months, 13.4{ to I ; Perla, throe de= 76.7{ to 12; ; ditto, three rude, 26.30 to 6; on.tes-Maino, three meths, 117 to ; Peterehmg, per enable,' three months, Mel to I ; Vienna, en. 10., three months, 12 to 12.15 ; Trieste, ditto, three meths, 12 to 12.15 ; Madrid, them months, 49{ to I; Can., three months, 491 to ; Leghorn, thus mouths, 30.6 to 10; Genoa, three months, 26.70 to 80; Naples, three months, 401 to I; Palermo, three months, int to 123 • Mama, three months, 123 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, ' 6lt to I ; Oporto, 90 days, 613 to 62. The steamer Northam arrived at King George's Sound from Suez on the 30th May, with the Eng le& mail for Australia of April, and left on the fol lowing day. Mr. F. Maynard, on behalf of the liquidators of the Western Bank of London, announces that a re turn of 201. per share will be made on the 22nd inst. He states : I have much pleasure in forwarding to you the annexed announcement of payment of 201. per ahem on the shams of this bank, being a fulfilment of the assurance I gave the shareholders at the first meeting, Mk of May, sad repeated to them at the second, on the 2lst of June. I have no doubt whatever that I shell have the pleasure of the full wan pliehment of the assurance that upwards of 401. will be re turned, of which this is the first instalment. At the meeting of the London Discount Company, held yesterday, the dividend declared was at the rue of 5 per cent, per annum, as recommended in the directors' report, leaving a balance of 1591. to be carried to the next account. The half-yearly meeting of the Southampton Dock Company is called for the 24th inst. The half yearly meeting of the Mid-Kent Rail way Company is called for the 15th inst. The position of the freight market is thus noticed by Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co. : Our market for the last fortnight has exhibited an aspect of great inanimation. Very little burins bee been done. and that little, fee the most part, at reduced rates. Medi terranean freights, both out and borne, are much lower. The export of coal was based in prolonged hostilities. Stocks an now, therefore, heavy, and so have been the arrivals of reek ing ships abroad. American orders are nearly steady at framer figures, recent rates being occasional exounad. Baltic charters from the Gulfs of Finland and Riga are not numerous, and rates at Cronstadt and Riga very low. From Gulf of Bothnia and Prussian porta a fair demand exists. In Rut India coal freights little alteration, and the inquiry only partial. Advice, from the other side still unfavourable. TUZIDAT EVENING. Bank shares to-day were quiet, London and West minster Bank were more offered. Royal Mail Steam shares were quoted at a recovery of 11. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and Oriental Gas, were also firmer. General Steam Navigation shares were marked 231 ; East and West India Lock stock, 1191; London Dock, 71 to 71; ; and St. Katherine Dock, 83 and 81, ex die. Nova Scotia Government Bonds have again ad ♦anced # per cent. MINIM-THIS DAP. Two o'CLocal. In the mining market to-day shares in East Wheal Rumen have recovered to 10. There have also been a number of transactions in share. in Wheal Clifford, Lady Bertha, Wheal Trelawney. Wheal Margaret, and Unity mines. In the Stook Exchange, East Basset shares are marked 176 and 177, ex div. ; Wheal Margaret, 661; Sortridge Con eols, 10s.; Vale of Towey, 12e. 6d.; and Wheal Trelawney, 261, ex die. Fortuna Mining shares have been dealt in at 21. and Mariquita at 16s. Foreign descriptions gene rally are very quiet. COPIAPO MINING COMFANY.—A meeting of shareholders was held yesterday at the office, No. 2, New Broad-street; Mr. John Labouthere in the chair. The Chairman read the half-yeasty report, which stated that just after the last meeting a revolution had broken out in Chili; this, however, has been subsequently quelled, and st the present period the republished been restored to traqualitl. and shipments of copper ore are now Icing expected, • 004 0 of 350 vats being on the way. The directors have takes into consideration the nonage, of piecing thscocapsne midst the Limited Liability Act. The great difilitult7t however, was the obtai n i n g the anon of all the who were conneced with the :T rir Z o r ti shairman observel that this was • difficult tat present. Their property was of the value of 100, ~ while their debts were only of the amount of 6,0001. There we e only one advantage that a tionirmAY st this natal° had, tha being under the Limited Liability Ac., it bsd a gmatre ad miiii.tageomiinyesdohe adopted, than soy other. The leper was 81 84 1/8 li la IN IN N N UI 111 107 109 tW9 i.e de 124 113 173 73 74 111 11 5 $ a 04 is se 011 130 113 It : 1 1 111 3 1 103 If U X X 176 7 id ri