The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-28 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.--(TEDS DAY.) TM Srawa look th• their at If easiL fkr ILBOTION communize. 1 1 . T. SA RUM p••••••• 1 • mat hum dr WNW Osmium of Ilkakas. Embalm, Yr ammielso t• sty ▪ polder l• Ur ems a/ Kiddevirlor, Cbelk•Sam, •81 &Lk. The mambos of Ur Nadi Limbs* and Mti4 mangle won Mont St las talk sal Amid le dt be-morrow t mom SUPPLY. Oa the modes tor going moo members et vomply, NOIMMAN, who W'.emitmtbr to Ilte worm tied wbetimor tbe gmarmint petal to talve enromt i merverr eefebg, at as le Wma opportunity ihnierd la amemdment K. LA NG mid Me pretpesemmet et time membeente Md greedy beitimml Me programed gable Umbra Seg. my meld be tars the km Oleg twpoormw eveslag. kr J. TRILAWNT, ehmetbe to Me 640,10 K gams ▪ gremad to New ceded else two mars e , eempielsed M. perhearest WWI Ward to maim it by • Ilea el As ruemelesses sa Me pert of a Mr. Ns. C. FORIIIIICUI mid the imparden al the Oekeid alike was that edam\ Men bed been is Mums at knebsom as Me FM et Idr. Simi dime te d = ctrl me maid bare Weald a Mimi then mat leis esmeiee. USK wee wird be dm Demanda emblitimest. UM& abe darn ad Nadi Arnarim Upon Ste vela 41,1111. it !Mid Oelembis ADDZZLIT compleir N Ile anieneogents W for hies.!'. at m keen el t 0.... and mgeedbare el es Wm. Re tires& the askew man le be made ralkenr _MM. roam= es NM* et lb* Me wee bilived by Me Ye grrevosmst. The Minald-ellee bed se blimmeine diem Me preeeme Men maim Mt. 21te Mom et tbe mks, bad Mrs termed a wow, mai the ongesilMee M WM.; but Me andleiV NNW daft mkt al bed M ibe NNW at meld Men Mesa a large below In *mat al dm obey. Tber MID iligomMag Me memo ad emmenaleatkm rod debt bielme M dimly the geld vemsrere addle admy. Zs bed hew mead by tile asiberldm i has that be meat set !set to Me Meek] parilemst kir a arstiammeed Joe veer At the arm dme M weal be ImpeoMble M osielibb • missy Übe ibis Mama moo -skeeter tram olve sidenel analpeymmom Ne m deebt y ,la dem the eekey weeM be made M ire mu . Mr. WILLIAMS laded eat Mar vein engin ge la tie ahem of km this ea Amebae great. The United Baranbed a arighbrowlag aim without la. pester my riame sc iatemr tkr maim 'marry. Mr. C. SOB Ili geld Ma gwomement weak do all to mad to err tie *MOW rebalems time mesas ; bat to weld be roily diedvig Ma beam I is bold eat wry perpeet that my pima Mb vale world be retuned. Tile "ft e!• The tau 24,7371. tae she reeeraere of Its Wan Inaba sad Warr colada celled he& • preemie ken Itt. W. William. Lay of the cokshe wore ler lOW Ale to pee their es peens Ilan the heptelmi witagese. Be moved tint the meow be rytdietod 1,8001 the elloweere so the goveesof of liresftes Augural* • colony dot ems is • most peeepe wee ecembitioa. NZWDIGATIt urged apes tht getrereateat tie of ettablithlw s sew weal edam so ee to roam ra=e prime of ffned led wands, waricts. Yr. C. FORTIOCUI swat set fry whet was tie intim thou of tie goverment at the ottlgeot wined to. Wailes awash& teethed s large saber d ewr artery sad this wee Gee men shy the ellewoste to tie (*venue skuly ke eteutowod. Mr. M. MIMS loped use Wit, they ebeedd neehlish a ant pnal colony, weld avid Use area tra lan Lto ta ounblislft Pieria bind. • own peal coke, would anon pen a mane Mend rather rhea geed Mr. WILLIAMS narked that Waters Australia ris• teired oar roasinu beano, they thereby neared the bran el thew !atom. iitlasasadantat wen withdrawn, and the original vote agreed to. 'O• the vote 4,2771. for lAboan, Mr. WILLIAMS stigmatised the Tots IS little better then • job. A person earned Brooke had founded Labuan ke Me own benefit, and bed palate' It off upon the British go wersatent. Mr. S. ESTCOURT prattled against the disrespectful berme In erturb the hon. member for Lambeth had spoken of Sir Brt Mr. M MILNES believed am posterity mould do Sir James B•orke patioe by placing tam on is level with Sir Walter ftsieleb. (06, oh.) Mr. W'ILLI.%MS dealed that he hod spoken dforespeet o. Sir Jamas Brooke. He had merely referred to him by 11111.1. .Lord STANLEY thought we could very safely divest* loth th. colosy. Mr. C. }Vitt 135C131 rid the subject of erdiag the colowy to iwdepeadest pertirs who ewe prepared to develop Its roil resources was seder the counderatwa of the Colonial ogle*. The Tote vas speed to. ea wars also several others haring refeceace to colordal 44nel:4'6bn:wale ; 12,7081. was Toted tor the emigration' booed earl In °Goers. [Lett iufai•] ELECTION CONNITTASI-(271111Air) ATLBBBVRT. inquiringin The committee for to thk.teetke reAresabled this morning at 11 o'cluek, when several witeenneen called for the curpou of identifying Mr. Simone as sa agent of Moen. Bernard and Beni tn. Mr. Stomas, on beteg eurehsed by Mr. Power, stated that he wee engeged aa agent by Mr. Parrs.'. h r Bernard and Smith at the last Menem, w d that In that capacity be caucused the outlaying dinner. He conducted the canvas., be said, in • perteetly legitimate mann. r. and did not direct any voter to go to the White Han for rehentsseni. Ia answw --- to Mr:Clarke, lb. witness stated that Mr. Parrot had cautioned bim .t lewit a dozen times to give no refreshment during the 'kis' ion to say voters—a caution which h. had moat serupuloteily observed. Mr. Tindall, the elect on auditor, proved that ha had reessvei a prelimieary account of diabursensents from Smith andß.rnard, which amounted to 141.15.. Mr. V..wer dowsed the these returns was notoriously kept beck nail after do elsction inquiry. Iu tews•examenstion the reuses swg he had roo s t e d smiler restrant from Mr. Wentworth, showing dieburor awes 1.. the extant of 2721. Several other witnesses were calkd to prove the treating breach nt the rase, which wee being proceeded with when 0117 ttiOtt GLOUCESTER. The crossings sesearlitiltiit - sora ins, sod the *video's is support of the petitioners wee rootitistd. Bertrel vinous's wet. , eternised end eAditiottel feria *MAW is support of the chars-• (bribery. Thrre were mill a stuebrr of witoerers to to 111.413A511M fur the petitioners, sad the cote is repeated to feet severs! .I.yr. Mr. cook.. stated in ezareisatio• that he received 61. is silver fr 11l Mr. Probert, sod that he voted for Pm. Mr. sl.rj.ut Wresetisa, es WWI ol the eittiag wasalm, arose eassAstad the wither. _ (lii eivfai.) ASHBURTON. imiTariTo3;.;l.l7l.dtkis osorsieg, Mr. eddreeeed thew on Lollar of Mr. Aston. He old M woe isposaibie foe sayone sot to me dud the ems off the poetaster,. wee oat of o met limy cheer:tor. no proof of ageocy bad aitegetbee felled, sot a tittie of gobbles hoofs, tresepirod to oresect Mr. Tease sad ether prow e:aried Saps pee practices with Mr Amen. Mr. Aetell err called sad woo Wog *walked by Mr. Desna, k whoa oar report left. HUDDERSFIELD, lb. in wiry is thin ;••• —•- •74.c0a Vo.;;41 thln storalag, end the.. I.ses to support of the *harp of bribery woo cos- isu:•.d Bray. • po:krisma, MOM Out NoWs &owed his • roll of asses H. (irismi) bowie( ssimelsol dirt a St. awe Ins ao good. Rollie said they mom M. oats.. The mums itill•S some Bast at norm as similar to those ha saw is Noble's pas- [LA eoliths( ] Count Es Sabi/awe'off. who had been sent by the Impatim of Reran to Italy on • private mimeos to the ]ammo Napaleete, bat "oat arrived is Paste hose Idareeilke. PIMA, formerly prefect of police in l'arta. * says dm Sleds, "I. daily exported home from Italy. It wee kw. tt as and, who induced lieseeatt re!iimalTl hi. projects. It appwintlia• l'imeracot is iodised to iMaie la its COMM part *1 the lionewas roleatetra, who would tone a foreign newest." ODD FELLOWS Fm AT THE CRYSTAL PAILACET —Oa Wady and Tuesday oat the member. of the Mar enema Catty Friendly &unity boll their grand anneal rakertsg at fin Crystal Falser, Is sal of toe widow sod orphan wed distress feed, of the metropel/ma *Manta. Oa etas there will be • lame sermon to tin meal at. I erettiona. TON great foatitOns will be diaplsytd. • *sew mibtary bead hes use enraged. awl • imot.Y d oat dado ansonsaan have beta ape • idly oresaised miter the direr Doe cf that erell•knoein riterer. Nikes 1.'.. It may be Mated that the Odd Fellows Weeping to the Meatirener Unity winter. in Loucon clone , opwarde of 20.000, why, a earpios mast of about 130,000! on the bade provided foe pantie. bonen. FIII , ,IITTCL OCCURRENCE.—THREE PERSONA —Tale no * frightful mourreare ha:4,mnd We lhl.ton, which tois now be.. attended Wilk the lam if theta brae. It appears lkat W m. Johnom, and founsen Ow:wEro Winos, wed thirteen years. awl William L es ce rs t;a. arid fifteen year., residing at Stoke Newinabra, I.re reins la an old cloy pit in • brick hen the r art, roldeely give say sad upwar I. f dine lone f erne aed sew clay tanks M upon them. Th-tr nee ti , otr i or a•ri nacre •12.1 they same with ar.st difE oily errieTtad. William Mottos had neeeterd each very tateeeive lajuroa that Le was coal*, rd to St. Thomai's H•.epital. abei• Lo min rename is a dangerous emu. The two other youths conveyed homy muck laj wet THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, EVENING, JULY 28, 1859. SHAME L 182,1-11111 DAD. Two dolma. The railway share market to-day has admired with Casimir. In most instances the Wpm meat varies from to i amt. Lanoaddr• sad Yorkshire stook has rim seedy Pr mat., being flirted 96} to I. London aotWarth Western stook is now quoted 941 to 96} ; Great Western, 69} to f ; Midland, 104 to 106 South Eastern, 73 to E; Berwick. 93 to ; Caledonian, 831 tot; York and North Midland, 76 tolL a ßilitilli Counties, 69 to ; and North British, 67 to W. berdo-Venstian Railway shares hays Amen eossiderably, the original blue being quoted Si to 21 , prem., and the new 21 to 21 peem Grand Trunk of Canada stook his improved. Gesat Luxembourg shares are also mare inquired for. The settlement in this department is proceeding quietly. 0/DINLIT RUM AND WOOL& 1; 7 • owes wino I se I war his & laws ‘ NS &Wadi" ity , & 0.4400 tt l i 4. Da .11 izatta m t . 4 IN I kt., MiMOat alitiertlep.M.Nal NI ON411.1•- • 4 41t. wir '49.0.1 ‘tl pAi TI . L v 4 ma,_4 'pma IV! perm Nei .. Ai r ill fil 4i IN trot U pa 1 5 - - N ii, Jt is rJ *ls lii li Al ii IS 44 A 4 i M 44 is TN 64 O. $4 411 4 Li Ni Ai ii i Wtr z i_r: IL ti ii it a. - .: /Mil . 101 10711 In 4 114 11l 114 1a DI 1U st 6 U 11 111 foe la IN NI V C otl7l 1 .• 16 771 el 76 164 191 IP IV, 161 113 um Biel IR i ii. Tie ui Li F i m no .: vi 14;71 IN 116 IT N N Ili Ili U. 52 111. I 1 . 4. I SAMMY I 4 i We vu l i l e i i " l ite: 1 i al ib i l MW==: 1 ibe,,.zr, ate: li. 1 ....= --..- Ore i : I ...Pt 1.J.117.2.- , Illi Issiot nal : VrAtai... l A °Caw' • we =ll_ 4 .sza: d =-- --- g r ... ...1.1A'..7 .:': • Ism a • 11=e r a r i erami n Vinraik - . we Wit= I:i i p et pit 0 sedl galbrelnilie -- PI 124. 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IR Mil* rimer:: 144 Ili I A A laillialE .I. .... 0 a 11 04saimodtavidads4 14 _... 18, i t Slet "A ra.; ' ) IF 1- ,-. IS =dca Dasaaa . 6;4 I 11 1. 446 *AO /I Maim r o, gi Mg SFr a Masa OL I . 11 1 .. 414 I 1r V MI 1. BM aslsitiatlo. a i i aft"; 1 I 111 sie Lolls 11 Otte. • ... ... 14: 10 gr in,. a lum : b. I l e IL Vag . i l a l Illai 6se ea a Si: fit is • Um 2 1311 =I s oar iraa._ ...-- • 44 a 4 al &al mom lus 1 F 1 ... ca . 1 t ...z.. Al" at. Visual. D 140 Yes Amor. od laal— -14 41N I 40.440 o—_l I 40 142 al LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CaT 'Lycral . c TILLSOILLPI.) GOODWOOD MEETING.—(THIS DAY) RACING STAKES. Lad al the Saar . . • . . . 1 FINDON eTAxIB. mamma - --...---. --. Thindirta .. .. Thenstaby .. . . 11 via. NINTH BENTINCK STAKES. . Way a, Tom Hawke*, Emily, Hee Higham• ma, Trassams, Higbdia, The Wizard, Taal°, awl Baal OM We. MONTE BENTINCK STAKES. Om mils mad • war. Tombs', Kay ilionstag HetMaio( Lacteal', St. Clarissa, Olympias, Cookshoop, Mama!Lisa, sad Broadlda an Mow EIVINTH BRZII7X9C . MUM Three miles atm Mir 4:4 6lB rousisiza Nymph, Pals dem, DIM Whitevell, Deceiver, Deans, 9aia e, Sad Merles 11. are hem GOODWOOD CUP. Twereeilm-Imll mash Phiinms, Lesesktikm Z tu t:Pezepisebe, Lk. leek ?dap" Nib. OMR Sorbs, Nardi Lisceda, Premised lassi, Derresat* heat, arddies, Dail" Weribers. end Vire Jai me bin. MOLEt t ll STAKES. Six furlongs. Di= en innimidi in to bmk ßalnbow, thloomasr, L W at Orin Aaatvors.—Tloreaboll Odo=may ot Ovoishoo. lageblik Ito Odik, I'm Tim* Jamul Lam- Orsoker, awl lop, Cooinot ea L eh modimeglit, Bloist, Traducer, Haw, LATUT DiTTING. GOODWOOD CUP. 13 le 3 apt Prisms (t) 4 as 1 Latimitatta (t) •b 1 Toacianhas (a) 11 to 1 Cake lack (GC) LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. DI AD 411011D3 UMW'. • FIDILIC 1111PROTOIDIFT N10•TIVID. TY bankrupt WM diellledi SI of Teweimal-plem, Great Teneetub, plumber, and Molly tome up he earilleate. Tim bahmewebeet, by lb. Dmeet. ism A. le meiltore asesereil, 1.4•11.; alb eleured, MK Cr. by pod debb, 91L ; Meek ; Wok In nil lion vos Calla f b , Mauro of a mat maxim far Yuma& ; but the pewee Ina am supported. Tbe soliefier to all rip= did met oppose a marled elm mend elm. . owwwwee arab We HOW! Oaf rim*: to Ito peciemi7ep)-111must a fret thief Is them sem °binder' or Oat f Ihrlither—D D BOUM ma baba. The oe/y ob ferha ir be lbe wadmpe had pats cat af the imeal muse at Me brims Hie Rememr—Slma lake a ant der. Mr. Perri abed that it should New. forthwith. Hie Baum mated the aeptlealka. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREIT. m V./XIZANG AN orogen! , A ragged liter bo named Migasi bon woe clamed with " creating an o " byy tumbling in the Meets. The policeman who appreeandd the primmer deposed timt he saw the latter running along beside an omnibus, throwing somersaults as he went. and keeping pees with the vehicle ma long as he could. He then touched his hat to the pamengere, some of whom thew him coppers. Mr. Hall—And may at what charge did you take him? The policemen—Obstructing, sir. Mr. Hall—Obstnteling what f The politteman—The carriage way. Mr. Hell—There is nothing in the act to apply to this cam. The got of parliament provides for any obstruction with carts, trucks, banners or other vehicles, but it says nothing about creating an obstruction by running along Ihe street and turning head over heels. The prisoner must be discharged, and hops you will be more wend than to take a porton in custody on suck a charge snubs Suboquently his worship drew the attention of Inspector Mitchell to the matter . . Mitchell observed that there were repeated complaints I made to the police of the prevalent, of this practice, which woe Oct only a groat annoyance to the public, but highly et I dangerous to the boys themselves. le Mr. Hall—lt may be an evil, but the law has male to N revision fee It, though I era quite aware that there are fit 1 foolish people who Imagine that there Ise law for any and 1 every pangibb ceme, end that the police can take penes/ rap st on any eltsrgetiey like. I dare pay It is dangerous, as yyooua gay, hat I sever saw them get any hurt, and thoy oertatnly do tt veeyeleverly. They spin round like a wheel. Mr. Khali* Omens& chat it wail en excuse for begging. ri Mr. I he them boys I most also fine the man with the porkeuteg =pokey, the Punch and the Feintoccini ita showmen, and the street acrobats. They tooth their hate It to sok for money just is this boy does. But 8 : it never was the intention of the legislature to iaterdire ft. theoe Caere. I tereetsber that Wass the Polio) Act will is- 8 1 . trxioced es a bill is the Here of Capons there wee one ri claim which created great elms booms it was thought that it world put doom ' Punch and Judy." liana triplaised that the clause wee not intended to have that effect, but the answer was that it contained words which might be es 'poled. The opposition was so Nest, that the WI wosM have ham thrown out, had not the yielded, wed 1 1 . 5 . emanated to withdraw the clause. TW share hew greet ea anxiety than wee to avoid peeling the law too fez. 11l la were to attain the le. to apply to thus oases, it would N. create greet hardship. THE LATE MURDER AT JARROW. VERDICT AND SENTENCE. — 7701/11 On Tuesday everting, the jury before reborn Join @hallo Wilibaw was tried., at the Durham Amino, fir W murder of hie wile, returned a verdict of Glatt, ea against the prieonsr. Mr. Baron Waters pronounced nes um* of drama upon him, and Wilthew is glutei to lave beer! the awful wards without displaying the eligkaset ernotina. At theelees of hie Lordship's address, he bowed slightly and left the dock. II Ns Ns it kr 10 UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. UNIVERSITY OP LONDON. The following are liats of the candidates who hays recently prod the oxiiatnationo for Ow &own of Doctor of Limo, Mater ad Acta, and Bachelor of Lao. reopeotively; with a hat d bow er. obtained at the LLB. examination: DOCTOR. 0? LAWS. Aodrew Causdae, Qtwas'e, Cork, SACHRLOW OP LAWS. First Divisisa.—Bbineser Clarke, University; Jabs Bak, °nese (ILII. Deblin), Trinity, Dab!in; Robert ',Ammons. (B.A. Mb.), University of K linberin ; Oasis Henry Rano, itereet'a Park; Declines Starves, King's; Andrew Tiaras, University; Jobe Warren, Univsay ; Heresy Belts Pus Wintsrbetlien, University. &rood Divisicet.—Bennei Hastu., Owen.: Richard Naar des Pankkerst, Owens; Jelin Showed, Krnes. rummies:or roa HONOUR, The Principles of Lepielatioa.—H. 8. P. Wanterbotham (Uaivervity Leur Scholarship), University; George Henry Rowe, Rapee 4-Fark • Rhesteset Cnarles, Univmsity ; John Shsud, Kin,'.; Richard hisreden Pankhuret, Owese• Decirarts asuiree, King'. ; Jobe Baker Greene, kli.B. Dab: lin), Thrifty, Dublut, Coaveyascier.—Rbosemr Charles, University ; Henry g 8.11. Pyre Winterbothste, University. Low of the Cowie of Eqeity.—Ebeneser Charles, Unfree- a Sty ; Andre. Thoomon, University ; Henry Belle Page 5 Winterbodgent, University. Law sobs Courts of Cowmen Law.—John Shoed, Kbg's ; ; Elsisener Charles, University. 11 Rosy L... —libroeser Charim. Univareity, and Mary so Belie Page Winterbothtm, Ueivemity—equal. It n AMISS OP ART". Blank I.—ClemleP.—Bdwis Bauch, Manchgeter ; D.atelBlnlr j Western, Plymouth , Desna 11.—Matheatettee and Natural Phi . Mary Arthur Neehite, Unievegity; Mena. Nathan Ualverstty; Walter West, Kites ; Eirunnel liege, Behead, Velvereity. Branch in.—Lsgie and Moral Philnermhy, Political Phi- I lomophy, History of Philosophy, Political Beenouty.—John heats Roman, Nen ; James Dickvrarm Davies, Nes ; Thomas William Mays, Berkeley Theol. Seminary, and la Nes Mead, Reggae-perk—equal ; Rev. Thomas Green, s p d. g .b.g , aad gown' Wangs. M'All, University— g opal ; Arehibald Thais Dick, Huddersfield, SHOCRUIO ACCIDENT THROUGH OMNIBUS Ra- ClN.l.—This remiss as ordeal rearrei to Hasty Mil lard, air Maas yews "Mari la Nortou-lolgate. It agt• pow that two caribous war rritur, and ma ot' tam knocked down dr vahrtasatot salmi I. thi2 rum!, the wheal@ yams( oar hit dry, ortableg ttM 'lib* into his lass.. H. sow rataara Guy's ilaryttal without the alightrai hop of esseeerjr. There le a miaow story idlest (seri the Bath Chroniele) to the art that the ra, both at Clewed= and Weston.sttper-Mars, bait barer claret than war seer knows before, but that simultaneous with this clans the Ran hays brow warm. !kxt i v MIL I MAIZE RAILWAr. The half-yearly report of the directors of this comp= states the receipts for the half-yam Just faded to . The traffic was to some extent etrectad4 diadnutios in the quantity of agricultural produce cA Si well as by the datum. in the manufacture' of the district mimed by the continental war. This lose was, however, connterbelanced by an increase In the queatity of live sad dead stock and of flea-seed conveyed over the line. The working expeasse for the half-year were 14,3841. 17e. 11d. After deduotieg this sum .ad 6,1691. 19e. 7d. for intense an loess there is • Weave to the credit of revenue account of 204361. 17e. id. Oat of We the based recommend • dividend of 26e. per share on the original and 10e. per share or the half-shares, lest mums tar, being at the rate of 6 per ant. per annum, payable on the 6th of August, to emery shareholder not in swear of calls, Nevis; 2,6101. 17e. ld. to becarried to the credit of the reserved toad, which, with 2841.9 e. Kid interest, will mike an addition of 2,8961.6 e. lid, to that acommt. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAY.—The reoelpta of this company, including the fitourbridge extension and Eitratford•apon- Avon Cum* for the 17 days ending 17th July, have beta 11,88 W. 7s. 6d., whilst those for the corresponding 18 days of 1858 amounted to 11,4721. 11. s. 2d. ; sad the expenditure, also including that of the Oftourbridge extmaion and Stratford-upon-Arca Casale, 4,426/. 13s. 4d., being at the rate of 37.24 per mot., whilst Mom for the corresponding 18 days of 1858 amounted to 4,4091. 16a. 3d., or at the rats of 38.43 per oat. DUTCH RHENISH RAILWAY.—The •reoeipta for the fortnight ending 15th July 1869, amount to 7,6201. 9s. 248., and for the corresponding period of last year to 7,7911. 31. 40., showing a decrease of 1704 14s. 2d. against the present year. The receipts since the sem zossomesnt of the present book yew, on the Ist May, bobs& ing the above. amount to 32,91. U. 16a., showing a decrease es compared with the corresponding period of lest year of 9041. 4.. 10d. Ties working expenses for the fortnight amount to 2,6131.2 e . 10d., or 34.29 per oat. upon the receipts; and for the oorreepanding period of last year to 2,7511. 13a. Id., or 35.47 per ant., snowing a decrease of expenses amminting to 1381. 10s. 3d. In favour of the pretreat year. The working apneas since the commencement of the present book year ammo to 13,0631. 54. 10d., or 39.66 per cent. on the reeelple for that period. The working expenses for the year IMI4B were 42.40 per cent. LORD COURTENAY.—This young nobleman met with II WOWS accident on Tuesday night. He fell from a window et bis lodgings at Bognor, and sustained a severe compound beam of the log. BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.—This mods. den met at Liverpool yesterday, it being_ their 27th annual meeting, under the presidency of James It. W. Voss, Egg., ILD., who delivered the opening address. Me other nem treassoted wee merely of a routine character. EXTRAORDINARY BALE OP WINES.—Oa Thursday last, Messrs. Weaver and Moore oared for sale by anetkm, at Cheltenham. the choice cellar of wines of the lets James Agg Gardner, Eq. Port, of the vintage of 1820, sold at 136 e., end the vintage of 1834, at from 140 a. to 180 s. Other port wise, vintages naltasumy realised from Ns. to 108 a. Clint sold at 120 a. Sherry from 1411. to 110 a. A prime lot at brandy fetched 97a. par deem. EMIGRATION.—AIthongh the emigration move ment greatly abated in intensity in 1858, the billion off was mainly in the direction of the United &Mee. The total emi gration of the your was 113,972 (9,704 to the North American colonies, 69,716 to the United States, 39,295 to Australia mad New Zealand. and 6,987 to other piece.), against 212.875 is 1867, 176.664 in 1866, 176,807 in 1836, 323,429 la 1864, 329,937 In 1863, 368.764 In 1852, 335,966 in 1851, 280,849 in 1860, 292,498 In 1849, 248,089 in 1848, 258,270 In 11147, 129,861 is 1846, 93,601 in 1846, 70,686 in 1844, and 67,212 in 1843. The following table, which exhibits the routs taken by every 100 emigrants Moe 1843, shows that Australia has virtually superseded the Canaiss as en emigra ting geld Tsar. 1843 .. North American United Auetzalta and Other 1 .. 49 State. new Zealand.. limo. 4 .. 7 . a iiii :: i :: i 185 .. $4 :: BY :: 1948 :: 34 :: 1947 .. 42 .. 1848 .. 13 .. 1849 .. 14 .. 1850 .. 12 .. 1851 .. 13 .. 1862 .. _9 .. : . 1 2. . 1 . . 11 .. 2 6 : .. 70 .. 19 .. 2 1863 :: 10 :: iiii :: 'ffe . 4 :: 5 :: 63 .. 66 . 76 73 79 80 . 86 .. 1866 : : 9 ii :: :: le :: 0 :: 26 :: 1 . - 9 : : 1 :: 2 1568 :: 6 ::63 34 i The collapse of emigration to the Canadian provinces is the more remarkable, se during the last few year. strenuous efforts have been made to advance them in popular set'. mance. Another curlew feature in the foregoing analysis Is that not even the gold discoveries in the Australian have prevented " Brother Jonathan" from <hinnies the lion's share of the eurplua population of these Islands--a circum stance no doubt to be explained by the tendency of the Irish to emigrate in whole families to the greet republic. and the readiness with which the unoccupied land of the States hes ben rendered available for purchase and cultivation. DIIsPATCH or AMERICAN MAILS.—The screw steamer Nova &Mint sailed from Liverpool yesterday (Wed nesday), for Oudot, with the Canadian malls and 160 pm sewers. On Saturday next the British and North Amman Itoyel Nail rammer Arabia will sail from the Mersey for Basins, with the North American and Vetted Mates Issas. The Spanish journals announce that last week a volceno snddernly broke out In the Cruz ds la Noels, one of the saasustains near Orihuels, province of Korona. "It preeented." say they, "an aspect which we, both imposing and !terrible. Burning lava tolled down the olden, and the erns, threw out ashes to a great &mince. The town of Online's to coneldsned in No much danger that the Inhabi tants have token to light. The crops of cotton and the eultivated fields in the vicinity of the volcano are much damaged. The outburst was suiceeded by extraoldulary MONEY M4RK132.-2111.9 DAT. ----°--- Two dans= The funds opened thie ramming at a ries of i to I par cent, in coneequence of the announcement in the ifoniteur that the French army and navy are to be at once replaced apses a peace footing. The rip% I however, induced sales, including one of 100,0001. Consols for money. A reaction accordingly took place, and Consols are now quoted only per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange advanced prices are generally quoted. The prin cipal improvement is in Turkish bonds„Lambardo- Venetian Railway 'hares, and some classes of Bri tish railway stocks. The first official price for the Three per Cent. Rental at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 68fr. 80e. for the account, being per oent. higher than the hat price of yesterday. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to Ito? the 9th of August, opened this morning at 931, and are now quoted 941 to 96. For money the prevent price is 941. Bank Stook has been dealt in at 222 to 223; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 961 to ; the New Three per Cents., at 96} to I; India Stock, at 220 to 222 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 941; the scrip of the last Indian Loan, at 941; and Exchequer Bills, at 28e. to 31s. prem. Little business has been done in the foreign stock market, but prime are firm. Turkish stocks have risen 1 per cent., the Old Loan being now quoted 81 to 82, and the New, 71 to 72. Sales are recorded as follow, :—Chilian Six per Cents., 109; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cann, 861 (exchange 1211.); Mexican Three per Gob., 19 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 49 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 44 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents, 321; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 81, 82 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 711, 711; ditto for aooonnt, 72; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104 ; Venezuela New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 28, 281. Eons o'CLocK. Consols are rather lower, being now quoted 94/ to 95, both for money and the 9th of Augut. There were no further withdrawals of gold from the Bank yesterday, the 63,000 ounces, worth 212,0001., and 70,000 English sovereigns by the Lincolnshire, from Melbourne, being delivered yes terday. With the exception of the sovereigns, which were sent into the Bank, the whole was taken for transmission abroad. About 250,0001. in silver is expected to be for warded for Calcutta, on government account, by the steamer leaving on the 4th of August. The purchases on private account have not been exten sive, the delivery of the letters from Calcutta and China being awaited. According to the advice. by the Lincolnshire, the Prince of Wales, Lightning, Avon, and Southampton IMO to leave Melbourne for England at early dates, and will bring a large amount of gold. At Hamburg yesterday the rate of discount was 11 to If per cent., and at Amsterdam 3 per cent. The French Telegraph Administration yester day reported the re-establishment of telegraphic communication with Lombardy. For a long time past despatches had to be posted at certain points far the chief Lombard cities. The public sales of colonial wool are proceeding with more animation than was shown at the com mencement. The rise in prices, as compared with those of the last sales, may now be quoted on Port Phillip wools 20. to 4d. per lb., and in Sydney wools 2d. to 3d. The greatest advance is on the combing wools. It is said that the forthcoming dividend of the London and North Western Railway Company will be at the rate of 41 to q per cent. per annum that of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company 41 to q per cent. per annum ; and that of the Great Wester' 2 to 21 per cent. per annum. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,8731. ; the Great Northern an increase of 591. ; the Great Western an increase of 4841. ; and the London and South Western a decrease of 3151. Subjoined are the latest quotations of ineuranoe, canal, and other macellansous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Insolence Shares :—Athens, British and Forego, 17 ; ditto, Marine, 69.581; County, 86; Eagle, 76; Globe, 991 ex ; Guardian, 62 ex thy.; Marine, 112 ; Rook Life, 81 ,• Royal Exchenge, 306. Gee :—Great Central, 101; Imidel, _B2 ex diy. ; London, 46; ditto, Parliamentary, 291, ; Ratcliffe. 18/ ; Surrey Consume', 101, 11 ; Weeminstar bartered, 611, 811. Waterworks:—Berlin, 21; Rae Loodon, 121 az Me.; ditto, Four per CAM. Preference, 30 ex div. Docks :—Rast end West India, 120 ex dlr.; London, 74, 7%.470 on dlv. s: —Biruditgitans. 921; Regents, 16. Bridge :—Waterloo, Old Annuities of SI., 29; ditto, New ditto of 71, 261. The half-yearly meeting of the London and North Waiters Railway Company is called for the 19th of August; that of the Severn Valley Railway Com pany for the Bth of August ; that of the Bucking hamshire Railway Company for the 19th of August; and that of the Metropolitan Railway Company for the 10th of August. The half-yearly meeting of the Lands Improvement Company is called for the 10th of August, when an "ad interim dividend" will be declared. A meeting of the contributors of the Metropolitan Saloon Omnibus Company is to be held on the Bth of August, to appoint an official liquidator. The third call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the shares in the Dublin and Meath Railway Company by the 26th of August. The numbers are published of Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cent. Bonds, guaranteed in favour of the Arica and Tacna Railway to the amount of 17,3001. which have been cancelled under the sinking fund. The amount applicable to the purpose was 17,3281., so that the holders must have obtained from the government a price equal to par. Peruvian Uri barren Four-sod-a-Half per Cent. Bonds to the amount of 64,7001. have also been cancelled. The sum available for the purpose was 51,5191. Subjoined ate the principal pampa of the speech delivered by the President of Peru, General Castilla, on the 26th of May, in closing the session of Con rail : Honourable Gentlemen,—lt is highly gratifying for me to preside at the 'solemnization of the close of the serious of Construe which assembled on the 12th of October lest, and oa this account I must though rapidly, giro you a 61 1111. meet of the seta of public affairs. I first beg to say that ea regards our foreign Malone, we amino* on the beet of terms (ame one unfortunate ex ception) with all nations of Europe end North Atomics, who always notable feelings of good.will and friendship towards Peru. We cultivate sedulously this friendship through oar diplomatic miniaters, who, lam glad to say, well i.w. represen ua in o t the satire foreign goodapir p spirit of peace sad j . ustice whi ch As regards the coetiosut 01 South America. we continua on the best of terms with the empire of Brazil and the re public* of Chili, Venezuela, end New armada, se likewise with the Ames of Central A53101'104, and that region which every day becomes more important to commerce and to the rent of the intense of the world. As to the republic of Bolivia, we are at present discussing through miniates cominiseioned for the purpose the anxious questions which have been pending for a Wag time against she thereat, end welfare of both conntrie, and you may rely, honourable gentlemen, that ell these wilt mom be eitltd with Janke and satisfaction, am far as the Bolivian government will concur In the good faith employed towards their Baal realisation. nave likewise to amment you, and this with great sorrow, of our relations with Ecuador, and I must my, that es far mit will be possible fa us to agree to terms which are demanded by the honour and vital interests of the coun try, through the pacific means of the government and the noble mediation of the goveinments of Chili and New Grenada, we will accede to them ; but, at the some time, It Is sever in the lead safe an our part to cams hostilities, lest we should not obtain the Justice which te due to as, and which lam sorry is rill obstinately refused. May it please Heaven that the government of Ecuador will listen at Lee to the voice of reason and to her proper interests. It le eatiatamory for me to announce to you, honourable gent l em e n , that our public, exchequer (notwitbotanding the paralysis in the 66140 of nano at the bottioning of the year and the decrees is the produce of Casual-boas* hat, owing to the order sad were economy of the government, duly met all its same:tents and obligatione in our Mune service, army, end navy, and all extraordinary expenses to which we have keen subject on account of our war with Weeder, as likewise satisfying, with our tonal punctuality, aU intareet on our Internal sad external debts end mestizo- Um on the same. We hue bum this to resiutata with great Cz f o rrer, Ann et i l . M . l2:lisst em e aes telu th o . or publi itood zzerat gwremmut of Pees the bigleeet petal ; it Ming at the asese dam a pleasant low brim& that we have °attracted se debt whatever der* en this period. Oar army ie at it is of pealestfoa, strengt sad ips. upside od nell say seUdwanties that might tagp,en is the wider of the matey, ea well is exteriorly. Its die or/silty, sad teepset for out tutitutione, mower to the good of the madam. Oar navy I. likewise very orgeMsed, sad masa at premut very imports:lt swims. lus I= A le m s, has paid its at. toestatmliou eursetkmel sad couples itself with enteerden ewe and man say da y, as will u with our egdoetture. In faot, though you have y n your eir obieot wel ailhaTeibe he ml eoo:a i plithed b theWbi°lllll by leima the rlie nei tafr2 F liaL ordinary almh : l : l 3e 4 : muss, wbieli will meet on die 28th of July proximo, that =7, the eassivenery of our iuderadenoe. Rely, on this my true and emsere statement; sad, if you = wh om, withdraw to your homes persuade d that you have accomplished all your donee, end at the go verment will do all that lite in its power to promote the endue and the interests et Para. - ---- Yesterday was " making-up day "in the railway share market. The preparations for the settlement show that the amount of the speculative " account " outstanding is still limited, but this circumstance 14) 7 pears,in some instances, teems the " carrying over" to be rather more difficult, unless at higher rates of " toontinnation." The terms generally cement yester day may be quoted as follows : Loidoa Sod Worth Welkin from "eves" to per mat coamaio Groat Western to 6-16 per amt. do. ILidload to re amt. do. Lm sad Yorkshire Bawl& to 11 per mat. do. York sad North Midlsad Greet ?forearm 'soar to per amt. do. Osledatisa . _ " even" to per coat. do. 16r ado. North British -16 to 3-18 We seat.. &nth Eastern it le l per omit do. Late yesterday a ft ernoon thoraces advanoed,clasit., as follows : on Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, # per cent. "oontango ;" Midland, tog ; Oreat Western, nearly 6.16; and London and North Western, 3-16 to 6.16 per cent. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: Although only a moderate bruiser his been doing in London in Anatiosa marines tens( the past week. yet quotations have been &say meintaMed. Illinois Fret Lead Bonds, sad Paryhasis Fird Yoregsp Bonds are more offered, sml dose et a detains or 1 per east. Illinois shame remain smarmy at IN to 1: dissent. Considwable tram actions bare Wawa_ plies to dense Fir. per Cant. = I . B I v UT ni 91 4. It is evened the New York will be 8 per eget. far the pest six months. Mesas. L. Gideon and Sons were yesterday ap pointed agents for Lloyd's at St. Helena. The directors of the Michigan Central Railway Company hays lamed their annual report, from which we extract as follows : The report of the treasurer Mr. Limner*, stows the financial eandittot of the compa ny ; and that of the superin tendent, Yr. Rio., the eosraneas of the road la Michigan during the year just apes& The beaded debt of the com pany, lune 1, 1866, was 2164,083 dole. 33 , :. • bills payable of the company were, 118,676 dole. 860 . Total debt-8,402,639 dole, 88c. Capital stock, 6,067,840 dola-14,480,479 dole. 68c. The bonded debt is now, 8,184,488 dole. 89e.; Mee Antrim fond, 84,800 dole. 32c. Total net debt-8,119,4188 dole. 67c. Capital stock, 6.067,840 dols.-14,177.628 dole 670. Total debt redaction during the year, 282,951 doh. 110. Nothing has been charged to oonstruction during the year; the per manent icoprovemente, as detailed in the Buperintendenes report, having been charged into the operating accounts. The business has fallen off, bet 142,331 dole. 43c.. or 13 re _while the through has fallen sway 448,296 dole. 42a, or En per cent. This greet reduction in the long busi ness in due to several caves, showing a greater combination than often acmes in any ass year. WIDNFSDAY BYZNING. A fresh decline of I per cent took place to-day in the existing Indian Four per Cent. Loans. The Deben tures of last year were quoted cot to /, and the New Loan 93/ to 94/. Bank shares to-day were steady, at former prices. London and Westminster Bank were inquired for. In the market for miscellaneous shares, scarcely any alteration occurred. British American Land shares were marked 27 I Rut and West India Dock, 120 and London Dock, 71, 70, and 72. NINES-THIS DAT. Two O'CLOCK. Shares in good dividend-paying mines continue in request. The principal transactions thiamorning have been in shares in Wheal Basset, Rut Basset, Herodefoot, Stray Park, East Wheal Russell, and Wheal Clifford. Cobra Copper Mining 'shares have been dealt in at 441 and 44, and the United Mexican at 11. West Caradon Mine has declared a dividend of 41. per share this dey. At a meeting of adventures In New Trelsdgh Nine, held yesterday, the socoanta showed a cab balance in favour of the mine of 468/. 10s. 4d. A eattalactory report wee read. Rut Wheal Barret declared on the 28th inst. a dividend of SI. per share. The Wheal Ellen accounts presented at the meeting held on the 21st inst. exhibited • balance against the mine of 4361.16 e. ld.; which was carried one to the next account. fi IT vr a, 11, if A it wo, 17. U 4 s l U ft Ist i 1 a vults F 411 4e dB 1 dB e ir;) pi I r a 111 411 11 I l i a 1/ Ml 11; 1; US 112 71 74 ral 14 M go. fi s 4 t O 6 mAys. JOINT WOOS ALM. • ppm IMO reiMWsid . 1 M I isaa Ne iCton.loimmis ."7: —....... I am& 4:La Arreher. ge 111Monsud Clkarkd Asa kasdrol 1,==m,... 11:4, hr. 0 limilasel e!. Eon ... ... —.. =Prii•reil - diodes Ind Armlet make -d i --. . i a 3 ~. ~ ~~ ~7'; Ttrarin4 - 1 = VOILIUOM COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING-LANB.—(THIS DAY.) Booms.—The market is steady to-day, bat there is • want of activity in the buyers. Refined lump 111M11111 quoted .52e. to 64e. COP/ZE.—The public sales fire progressing without show gany material alteration in prices. Tae.—The market has • Erns appearance. Rice continues dull of sale. Rcx.-240 sales of importance reported. Pinricro.--Common to fair sold at 3d. to 30. per lb. Cesare Donna.—Chine sold at Ns. to Bile., which were pervious rates. &gum—Mace sold at 10d. to ls. 9d. ordinary to middling. JUTE sold at a shade lower priors. In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally have a quiet appearance. TALLOW MARBET.--(THIS DAT.) The market la Arta, at the fellonles prime:—Town Yellow, 60e. 61. to 61 r. net met ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 63e. 01.; July, 6.3 e. 91. ; Auglut to September, Fee. 31. ; October to December. 6.5 t.; ditto separately. 65e. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply of beasts. and of very indifferent average quality; consequently choiailt deeoriptioce are readily sold a slight advance. The number of { they meet lambs to rather smaller than of late ; they meet with a ready rule at Monday 'a quota , ione. Trade IS may dull for csiva4. From Germany and Holland there an 230 beset", 1,990 sheep, and 400 eider" Norfolk and Suf folk, 100 beasts. 404.1 beasta trout the Noetharn and Midland, and 115 mllch cows from the Rome Counties. inerwase otone a. s. 1. mace et 11144. 4. Des Sesta. lieneteole— 4 4 4 1 0 ' DM Del s ts auslitr 4 2 4 4 Wit Saar.lberam 44 4 1 Imo Lone.ssow .... 46 4 d - r;z44.001.0... 4 4 s o Ze D: ; a ctv w. Sbor . M Pet DIN k Valf , rwts 41J 6 0 Do, 4 - 4 67 INNS. at mutat, 1,034; tibled sad lambs. 1 1 . 6 19; cleave% OW Ptse.93o. SMITHFIELD HAY MARBET.—(THIS DAY.) Price' • Prime meadow bay, 80e. to 865.; sopertor ditto, 88s. to 06e ; farrier ditto, 80s. to 70a.; new ditto, 76a. to 84e.; rower. 50a. to 60e.; clover, old. 93e. to 110 e.; ditto, new, Ws. to 00e.; strew. 28e. to 30s. Trade bet.er. I Tug CHANNEL SQUADRON Al' SPITHEAD.— OR Tuesday morning, at slue o'clock, signal was made "Channel squadron in sight," and at ten wads mantled the Nab Light in the following order :—Royal Albert, 121. anew, Sag of Rear-Admiral Sir Charles H. Fretristale, K.C.8.; Algiers, 91, screw; Hero, 91, screw; James Watt, 91, screw; Emerald, 61, screw ; Flying Fish, 6, resew; and Pioneer, 6, screw. It afforded • greet treat to the old sag, screw . to see these splendid chips under canoes. and the way in which they were handled ehowed that our British tars bays not degenerated. Thou/sada of visitors crowded the ramparts and sea beach to wiliness the =turd bohemia of the Old Ragland wishing up M their anchorage, The flag ship Royal Albert having cleared the Narrows sprvech tug Routines Castle, fired a salute of 17 guns in compliment to the Commander-in-Chief, Admiral William !Mel' , C. 8., which was duly acknowledged by the flog abip 1 gamy, which returned 13. There waa a nee reyal Mame from wed and by south, and the ague Irin, covered with a' vae frog deck to track, presented a noble sopeerenee. norm ' Albert had aproacbed to within 20 Issgtbe of the RUMIIII Mots Polkas, anchored at Radioed, whent h e shortened, and the nmeniffrest three-deckordha o tack, followed in anemia= by Atkin, and Horn, an_ so M. in con tinuation about four " bon m. were mad" before elm, could p ae .m. re the ceiv an ed ch r oes e g t e erd w a as y mad fro s z: great feat of Blondin. the _l t 4 o.Tie.roAw. go bmees t .ten. b s e ßi l g.w r e: an ti t le h me i t.:4lp . tetet:ri A iaigen t r. 3 7;thal the Niag.,!,. Rim on bio right rope, etitelmg a barrow heists him, having drat coma 000 r o.ockwArd. ▪ hamtarpsogitemarar 6 W Ilworm asomisa. WI Nam Oo Oisforma " . Ownioatlllsoomil DAL . ll Mr =ss. WI arm of rr TIT • Va. y ••••="ic maim Nye a▪ l Wow mod Worm. WI Sorb Astor,* all Is. it zt Woo WNum 1 ay Wo Mel 111/Iwart oil Swami of lowa U Do. Now amen Poelk lige r4;lZAs ali !WY owl 11 amr...*lra s I owi.loo. aid al Immo osi all lona Doll* foga Swell irls Do. per outrom Do.ll pot mot ifodos Soutl in ftwoo I Wagl D 0.14 per wok' WI Worn 11.4.411saisk I W=llallolo W rah 1 1 1 u . ,i, ii ii E II .: i 11 I L 11 U 11 11 el il St c is I a is is Li falsl i is U. R I * i tat so Mei f~