The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-11 00:00:00

BELGIUM. The hilresesser Beige replies. follows to M. do Catmegasee article ia the Constitetimorset, quoted in our Par* bete* retards, : U W maglialrost of Ss oesenebed comp le on Snell* bies—iftbot le to beeestineseet to persist the to bad et *de as the Cantintot— by del tht l e pew "Isphis deem jos ohs *be expedition of Wakes= istident ea enbanaboll amp Nub efts* ista *et payee* Wtb Belgian gosensint Sete WA art partied, moat* is tit ? adieus to so bide dia. Zle epos tbe Sada end the pet of Anson to the boa des Ss essileselene of Anti*" lone bets Is. Sped to weds es esti by Ss Sada ae tank as as steett by land. la ads to Side that ebb*, it ISIS So serwasy hub bine Moo *Old lbe asseseibut el es betneees het, intendad wader the yelsdpl demi e l f tbe Soot, Not of fit. Us* inapsisble. net het Ire Is.. begun dor do spies, and will tom pre of • wish *epee of debar. lo sere weed to prove tbat aelpiue, IlliMeare Sr dads to poser* die eroyetbko end Sr alma et ell N. settose who see lamming ti bar , boo es other object ties be Sid sag oi peetiv ewe** ens watt say silt be amok it 1 , WII llt be spiked to m e angnies* " M`SE owns law way temene, T ine elm Yds pool ef ons ~lop femme " boa. swine of *a Chep mint to best added, "Wirt be the pet of won • *name* use" U time lit .*toed el tomeeess,pelly Wm U..rd el as soy. U r tbe remit Wee no sales* his bid dews In ths sheardity of which I. peeped., W..M M. emir de Is kind ISOffigh ID la II of slot me *a el Burls wwY be If that emir/ sielebt .decd *diets stades • bias f Wo pled be Pik that dr numb sweentwome , Imo thin Conylask...._► weal( prow beW V is e ✓em ear Inaintios * bee MIN= led Ittr en*. Oer sintralky beim. of lulu • pots** would toe • errs feriae, esil by dot in alma so elm* boos tbe mkt to seri as bilopoodent raies. Our polii.col eit4llolll else aerihneble show taps, beet A imps. on we at So seas tioe dueler Ada we be* so eight lo dialogs*. RUSSIA. The Norbiene Bre publishes the following &talc tont : The lismian sad Prudes summands hays oilicielly declared that they took so petit the machinist of the peace at Vdiabassa and that they Matteis& es mediatist between Austria sad Nears. The Saila* 'overawe* sow draws. b the nest! of its Fowles Mishear, that It eared es medletke to Agway's. mad Bowed Bea to the mere mememiesisa to use of what the Freed ftesornmest had begged it to esmemeeksts. There/on the swim of Ifliketemos ad Its osese• queen rest cm the of Austria sad Prow. It to impossible sot to apes orlth Lad Jabs Reran is this. that the omits of Lombardy to Pledacat dose set at all xteossw England or lb. other powers, but that the page= woresairsios of Italy ought to be the object of coegreea, = the coaditioe, of c tor..,that thepower= part se it shall Rot be tee teed mealy to not Iles Mosso amassed boityr.ss the or her powers. Bot, Witheeph us share to the *Moe uttered by Lard Joist iersllos the subject of the magnet, toe meow set obsermobst the &latish satinet fed. all the hmlshdoty of the pretest allemoss of Europese •ffeirs, thomph it deem set etarb eed splay wpm. all it. fears and heatations. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) lUNSION-HOUSE. Deena /*Amos, • bricklayer, wee charged with having in hie poesersion • midi. ea tusk, trowsers, and cap, sup posed to have bees *toles. Police-wastetile Baker, 633, said—This morning, shoot an hoar ago, I saw the pruner in Potticoat lane with a Imunised'? hie firm. I ask id him what be lied them, and he 1.14 "You'd better look end see." I sc7ordingly erivo.ned tb• bundle, and found it to contain • moldier'. kink, treater*, and asp, helmets. to the Artil lery. I eekvd him where he got them, end he maid he had been heart with • soldier who had got his discharge, gni who had given him hie clothes to sell. A. I did not think this • probable Army, I took him into custody. The tank M marked with a name end number, and if I go down to Woolwich no doubt I shall be AM' N discover whether they have been stolen or whether they b-long to a deserter. lined Mayor—You had better go to Woolwich and inquire. Moot likely you will kid that the things be long to some de aert•r. Meanwhile the prisoner mut be remanded. Prisoner (who seemed to have been recently intoricated)— My lord, mav I be sneered to II ty something ? The Lord Mayor—Yea, I will he-tr anything you have to say. . _ -- Primmer—Well, lay lord, I wee on this 'ere eel.. I wr at down to Woolwich, and as I was • c ,talng up An the Iran I meet. a yew nom es tcl.l me he bad been dis charged boat the army, and when we got oat of the train be said be would go home alou d o' m e . I lives at Old Ford. Well, when we gets h sue, be give. me the these 'ere A tube • to sal, and es I was a going al rag Petticeet-leme, this 'en flteee to* met Into cusedy. I slut robbed mo cote of the clothes; and I don't know &whisk abate deportee.. The L.ll Mayor—You must In remanded, that enquiries rosy b. made, end if whit you ry is true you will be dis charged The prisoner wr then taken below, minuend,' a little surprised to find Maned :it .o uncomfortable a situation. MARYLEBONE. 4VDACIOVS SHOP 10 RRRRR . .1 0 .1 11 , 90ry mi. cheered with the MIME% robbery be evidesote went to show that at 8 yesterday eves*, the I rou nor, of or piastre" sad reposing two or throe tiara the shop of Mr. Hakhlsoce, No. P 2, Edgewninereed, it kends kid hold of • teepee which wee stssdtag seer the deer, and mode of etas It. He wee put rued sad repaired with the property in his possession. It was produced aid ittretthed, sad the meatier, whet ;deselect guilty was outetnertly &eh with and beet to hoed tabour its the Howie of Correction fur three months. ARIA Lll. Marna* Gana was eMrpd with demitasse sad violently awanition Hoary Bars, sad Mazy, Ma vlia, Hong at 19, Walnier-pl.ce, Marylahoarzarl. The prisoner wee lland in two penalise, az, la &halt al iwytatat, la each cave a month in Use USW Of COMPIIthIL IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The &MA till leek the chair ace* star 2 Vacs' t►is sheerness. kis. Ilistiocx took the MOM sad his sett for Tseatite. Too 'Smite to-67'M sot to sospseded, be ..used co until the .brio of the brims es Primer is dipole' et THIS STHIII.-(11113 DAT.) This morning sone of the yards in London were ells t) pr..xed, to a partial utast, with their works, a assideraLle Dunbar al ism having ems up from the OSUMItry. • meeting was hiM this loaning at t►e Parlour's Arms. MMbank ('ha head miertere of the rota), when a circular which has beta addimesdko the °pastime by Sir 8. Pets and Betts, Mr. Alderman imvesatim Mr. Aldamen Cuba*, M.P., Messrs. Trollops, Mmes. Mirk and Perry, Mr. Seth Smith, Messrs. Galsworthy, Mmes. Mime, Mesas. Rigby, Masse. Nlanatield, and other bode of largo Was/ firms, was reed. The meeting cremated to strong tame the ohergst pretartd by the masters against the trades' nolom, mike they are determined to supp it b their integrity. The com mittee hare undertaken to draw op a reply to the masters' address, which will he ready for distribution among the Modes at as early hoar to-morrow amain. This maniac mw from all parts of London docked to the neighbourhood of Millbank I order to become acquainted with the proceedings of the einantiva committee. They be hind themselves in a very orderly and respectable maser, acting upon the recommendations of a circular which had tven dl.trlbated, earnestly advising thin sot to peril their cease by anything approaching to • broach of the pines. This assets( Alderman Cubist, M.P., thiamin calling the of the Home et Commons to the strike of the operatives, sad to the coarse which the masters hers takith ts conseqoems of to. Several of the leaders of the min hare obtained odors for the Hours of C 0.,.... gallery this *roam, is order laa Mar the slelermais staiorat. MUSE L132&-71118 DL 1. Two deux'. - - - - ----- Notwithstanding the continued extreme stagna tion of business, the railway 'hare market today *te better. London and North Western stook has risen 1 per cont., sad most of the other prin cipal stocks about 1 per ant. London and North Western is now quoted 94 to 1; Great Western, 691 to / ; Midland, 104 to 1 ; Lanoesitire and Yorkshire, 96 to j ; Great Northern, 101 to 101; Eastern Counties, 67 to 68; London and South Western, 93 to 94; York and North Midland, 73k to 74, being dull. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quiet, at ysaterday's prices. The Old shares are quoted 2 1 to 2t prem., and the New, 2} tot prom. In other foreign, u well as colonial and Indian railway shares, scantly any balker has been dose. CLERK RN YELL ReI , LTILT OT a •011•PON AT • LICIL/181D vicrttethwes. Toe. faotoonably -.tared sew. who gave the assess of Samar( Namur sad Vows. Ga She brow rrlttaed hb address, and ...id be Tee .4 so oetegallon, sad the latter raid b. wee a hawker, of Dahlia), wen hire Mr. Tyrebutt • ith twin coaceraid, with = roan tot is moody, In strsliag a makabsa otatelaing '. hoer the Preece Altart pataiwaboose, Holltaisweetha fowl, labagton, the Awoerty of Mr. Chatirs Walker. It appetred from tb endows that yesterday ~alai the two preasere, 1* seapany with another man, entered the pa- home sad called for monarbeag to drink. After UM ON of the. amerld the tap.rwm, and the two who re =dead at the bar called fur more cigars and pad for Ibsen •vh ball a crown. Having received the celeste they agate railed for more eipro, paid tar then with sattaher holt-crown, end the landlady. not hariag smallest drags la the till, bad to got it from the parks,. IN • ahem thee direwards the prosecuiria beard the parlour door acme, sad Si. aria sow re sad Asir °anywise darn handy mods a. She thee wart into the values ad sairoad the cat spa which eke gave an alarm, and it was the tuicertleed that the bad gar o way sad w sad their esapeake saetber. c i bry i" risoterrai, finding tha) wsie permed, leek to their basis dad rea away, bat ewe. at , Pr a mart abase caramel ; sad whoa sewrbed at the el a te* nothing militia' to the robbery woo fend wpm thew. The preemie% la defeaca deviled Si. charge, sad said they !saw weldor of the other era. Inverter Awl" N eleirasa, salad fee • remind, to allow Weslaco Mora swabs lartbar issakha. Mr. Tyralla ansedal the pimp wall Walarday weal LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (MT IMMIX =Aaiun.) READING MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) WEITIAT lITAIII/1. Or Wis. Way Mom Sabiry. Katimorles_ Lowiti. arise de Gime , . Weld Rw, l`rtaceis Soya, Cyril* ILosemen, rid Jab, sr, here. READING STAKES. Hill s on& Photo& C *COMMA, Cimmi Ask, Xis It tam, Ilartulo. Pr•dit tor, Aim Ormil Mimi; &sew n Paulen, aid Hanley WOW/ ars Mrs. 6rtesa A. lIIIVV•La.—Pipo, lkosseso Aressiass, G&W& Pale Lest, Bars Ay* Ain ribs, Glosolsh Pair, Vlllasei, Apinjes, sad Plage Ma; lower. SMOCKING MlttllDlti AND SITICIDL—On T ea mediae usesnesee task plass is Nerdell.ld, • Ite= hooter's, ea the beroseh el Mweirelleld. The vletwee wee =wanes earl bee Ilswele alegfelessee AK wise were dart la the deeding-hem whine they lived, sit h thew threats cat fr4om ear es sec The aim et the raseher we Muy Callas, a dine hoe* about 10=ft-dm yews et ow, was lived is a here by termed la Da)breek,sweet. noel Pseud Me livelihood by worlds, at aedkaalll Is the 'frill% The elrearesteaole s,. brad. Os Tawdry ems• big the seephheare weerked that the Aortas of the hawse is ash* Ore deoreee4 lived were ant opted et the semi hoer. mad. as flews o'cicr k approached. dry beams •lornwel. /lust at thine {remised {sadly on the eltalies. est se seewer betas 'rearmed, the window wee hies& • al Itiag gate tfr• tit Jr 8 , 16. A &male lay ea the doer ...414. 445 , is 1,1.'4, sad • IM lay to bad vf - h Its heed sanest offtfofefl tr•ftu ft• body. Tbff au( fof f uf t f• mono wails .mute; to/ eitrumeatrat, ffed ft fa thought that the Aar ell la erowd powty led her tf o.ntoot (ha rub act. As boom. wr rell is the rtaala4, arttu a eerdaot of Teeverary roesrty" we Maraud. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1859. DIUTIIIII POMIDMIONII ELECTION CONNITTEII.-(TEM !)AY.) PON TiliS ACT. TM select committee appointed to inquire into the petition at Mr. Crider, complaising of • herr of err neat au the pert it Mr. Overlaid, one at the sitting eke for the borough, errembied upon athearnment tide day. The t Han. I. H. Walpole in the chair. Mr. wished to add to the evidence which ti e t .„ =7 , to Land o *ratios petition of UK of objections. The Maser was accordingly put in, the %stag the committee did not rink k secereary in have. (A letter dated 20th of Jni &or Mr. Rose to Mr. Overtud Ina sere red k stated that the petition would be with draws, sad the writer heartily congratulated Mr. Orrend upon it.) Mr. Lrighousi went on to my that Mr. Rose bad sole him, and said that there were cram odget tziMr. Childers a seat, sad mentioned Taunton nod Nor- Witness rid they would have settling to do with Norwich or Taunton. Mr. Wilkinaos had mines I. ask where the arbitration would takeArce, be was mid the No. 10 room in the hour. Sir W. iodide camas time sod Mr. Bread. Lord March then esteemed the MM . &nation he felt at entering Into • queetiou that weir' la ' vol.' the qui:atom of privilege. Lord March thought that both welts bad been mietakew. Mr. Childers west est of tits room, and his lordship said it me • simple isartisa of what Mr. Sore understood, and what tits witueva had understood. Mr. Childers west es fetch Mr. Brand, sad Mr. Curer " *brewed, understand your lordship to h are decided. Mr. Caries had taken down is wilting what had been mid, but his lordship insisted that the parr should be torn up. Mr. ()reread said at length ha would oonaent, but wimeea rid he was sow too late, and that the matter should go before the house. By Mr. Berta—Ten mieutee or a quarter of an ham had taken place from the leaving the room by Mr. Row se the tear.nr; up the paper. Mr. Overend and Mr. Rom ed my tne seat was not In question. Most &Meetly Mr. Oresund did mt consent to Lord Marob deciding the matter, till aftsr the paper had been de Mr. Wilkinson had writtsis to Mr. Rose that thr= question was " allegory." Witness did probably derive the term "Illueary" from hewing Mr. Raw use it. Did not make any proposal to find a twat for Childere—it wag Row. Magee Ward from the Saturday to the Snewitay to see Mr. Rom from his anxiety to get to. matter settled; eat anxiety atom from a wish to VIVO the mangy. Whores had determined to withdraw that petition, and Mr. Baiter was well aware of that fart himself. Mr. Childers, examined by Mr. Lintlarn—Wise • midi- Ars at the lit 'Stelae, and deposited • petition with which he lodged 1,0001. Previous to the 16th of July had had no communnivion about the petition with anyone. Wu at I.ndall'. Hotel when he was informed that the petition was prepared, and he signed it. Wither read the copies of the objections wince Potter brought, but thought be mode no ebssevations thence. He would not have withdrawn the petition except upon the ground said by Bk. Leightuan yesterday ; certainly should not have gives Mr. Leighinen setbor.ty to rips the penta n. As far as he , osald remember witness should say the evi• &nos given by Mr. Leighman wee subskatinlly erred. Referring to the conversation that look pleases the 20th April, withers deduct "sparks was that Mr. Boss had told him that ha had written to Mr. Ovens& aed Isel used the term illusory." On the day of the using Lord March "What am Ito do—what canl7lo' Mr. Rae then said that witnen's honour was at rake, and the petition should not be et hdrewo. By Mr. Bitter—Mr. Ross we. anxima that Lord March should decide the preliminary question". Mr. Owned ester isoneentel to ha lordship deciding the ors. At that inter view Mr. Ledgreen spoke from half se hoar to am hour. Lord March rellll Auld that one side had made • statement In good kith and so had the other, end that he was at • loss to derle bat he should like to see Mr. Brands, whereupon Mr. Brands wee sent for. Mr. Wilkinson wee ermined by Mr. Leighona end pee corroborative testimony to the previous values, sad that it would hove been imponibie to have elven up the ease spinet Overend, u it wee eo complete. Wait down he. London to west Mr. Cerise about the reference, egad was prepared to Ito Into the scrutiny. Mr. Cerise told him that if Os was gthug to tete eny evidence that would effect the seat be should oppose him. [The witness wse under examination when our report Wt.] HINOSTON•UPON•HOLL. The committee reemewobled this morning at eleven o'clock, when fileae presented • talvaler statement of the election momessta abatis portion. Mr. Z. Rebate nee examlced to promo the accuracy of the amusemest He sand that he had supariuteadrd the draw up of Ms amounts. Seventeen rooms hod hem hired by Mi. lime for the purpose of addreesing the electors Mt 'sly fire were used. The number of clerks, booth @yenta, ammesen, mad meresengers employed by Mr. Hoare amounted 100, s d those employed by Ct.y sad Lewis to 187. The told number d preous employed by Mr. Home during the dad= see NO, Mile Mows. Cl.y end Lewis employed TM &rake sameness of Mr. Hoare amounted to 1,8371 . , sad loss of Mows Clay sa d Lewis to 2.0421. Mr. Roam was calked sad semi that the total amount re adtted Ly blot to Hall /or the payment of has election es pouse wee 1,8601. Sr. Gale examised—lle contradicted the evidence of Ilehelaell, Thebes'', Unclear, and 901110 other witoem r ., who were mmined on Tuesday with mimeo, to their having bon aimed sad pelt se runners when they had door so week. lie bad sever paid any men noises he believed that be had actually been employed se a canner. No man bad renewed ear mosey for the lots of his time on the polling da tbarles Wells was giving corroborative evidence with regard to his district when oar report kit. TArscropt ELsonow.—Thia election took plats ea Tioaday. The coaservanyea took ths lead at the eon. thesoluent of the po has , and roteleed it th e ware day. At the rl•re tbe poll the Bombers acre liratiack (roamer live), live). 46. 341 , Barclay (radical), 336; nejority for Baa- Tit YIUNCR of WALES AND PIINCI ALPIED. On Tmedity mimed at 9 o'clock, his Royal Highest= Prieto Mind strived, by the ordinary London ix at tho ?forth British Rahway statics, Edinburgh, and pro. mead so Holyrood. The Priam of Wales, with Colonel Drum end Coleus! Hemel, received Prince Alfred at the =stedie said their royal highisesses /Afterwards pro s. Wain and Mit.l.ose per rail, arid returned at 8.16 p.m. Os Newby maralog the Prince of Wake, quite on enpnehedy. bum to the Elinburgb Botasisol Gerdes., and mowlMprbd lb. hot. hnnes end palm-homer, as- MIMI Mt!. traosplonting of a fetch tree from the plain the hilly port of the gardens. There were very few people insetly leder, in this gardens, but these bating u m b im m o d that hie royal 'prism we. ptyalin?, deefered about him, and watched with great inten-to 'be very okapie formalities with which tie Mom plaand the tree. It is worthy hellos that the led is sf meetly the rum eye as his royal vie , 18 pears.—NerfA BritssA I AICEZOLOOICAL autiqat rim body he. Ivet ternifeared Its meeting at Cerliale. 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I al M. 1 Kamm Winlot i c u rl — Ts= Beta IturailL 98 100 411 09 111 1. 11i 19 119 M. 119 A. 104 Is U. s N el lli We II 14 as i I as IT SI .., ... a 1.2 * * 109 II 90 Of $ $ IM WO N ~S A IN Ei ja u 12 rli ru ii i ii ii 90 If U U Vi lii ON Pi N IN 09 1160 MI 110 uTe I not o 90 •1 u •• II __l -ii ii I- Of 6 — I ow Erl 1 h 111 st ?I I ',i i n 9; 30 7 IS st 11. II 71 73 11 a N 11 97 . 91! 2 1 2 141 IN 64 0 010 lei 101 102 IN NI 102 97 100 96 le 1 ~,,: l ~.... MONEY MditEßT.-71316 Zak. Two o'CLocz. The weekly court at the Bank has broken up without raising the rate of disooant. Owing partly to this circumstance, the funds have advanced j per cent., although business remains very languid. The improvement extends to some other departments of the Stock Exchange, but is restrained by the absence of business. At a quarter put twelve o'clock this morning the Three per Cent. Renters, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, were quoted at Paris 69fr. 60c. for the account, showing a decline of / per cent., compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols for the 7th of September were flat marked 951 to 931, and are now quoted 96/ to 1. For money the present price is 951. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 1; India Stock, at 219 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1838, at 941; ditto, 1859, at 941; and Exchequer Bills at 265. to 28a. prem. In the foreign stock market there is an increased demand for Mexican Bonds, which are vary buoyant, and have risen nearly 1 per cent, being now quotod 20} to f. Turkish stocks are better, the old loan being quoted 831 to 84; and the new 731 to 741. Venernels Bonds remain heavy. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent,., 104 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 191, 191; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for amount, 92; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 80/; Spanish Pamirs Bonds, 91; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, for account, 831 ; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 28, 281. The steamers City of Wuhington and Great Britain have arrived from New York, with 303,0001• in specie. On Tuesday next, the 16th, the final instalment of 26 per cent. falls due on the Indian Loan of 5,047,0001, raised in April last; but as the amount remaining' to be liquidated was below 400,0001. three week, ago, and has since been further reduced by payments in advance, the money market will not be effected. Two failures have been announced in the Stock Exchange in connexion with the monthly settle ment in Consols, but scarcely deserve mention, the amount involved being trifling. The steamer Ripon will sail to-morrow with 208,7101. in silver and 6,8601. in gold for Bombay : 166,0001. is on account of the Council of India. . -- The 647,5001. in specie, nearly all salver, from the West Indies and Mexico by the Teviot, is ected to be delivered on Saturday. Meanwhile the pe prise of silver is little more than nominal. The decline in the exchange at Shanghai will affect the price of Mexican dollars. The Clontarf sailed from New Zealand for London on the 26th of May, with 227 ozs. of gold. The change in the weather his thus far had little effect on the corn market; but for English wheat an advance of Is. per qr. over last Monday's rates was asked yesterday. The public sales of plantation Ceylon coffee yester day went tan= advance of 6d. to le. per cwt. It is officially announced that " the Great Eastern will leave this country for Portland, United States, early in the easuinc month, after having made a short trial trip." The English port of departure does not seem to have been yet determined upon. More money is wanted : a special meeting of the shareholders is called for the 20th last. to authorise the issue of the 30,000 shares held in reserve, and to consider the propriety of insuring the ship. At a meeting of shareholders in the Swiss Beak, held at the office of Messrs. Walter and Moojes, on Tuesday, it was resolved that the English directors be requested not to resign until the share holders have had the opportunity of obtaining the annual report and any explanations that may be necessary. It was also resolved that one of the directors be requested to attend the approaching Ezra! meeting, to be held at Geneva on the 22nd It is officially announced that the dividend of the London and Blackwell Railway for the half-year ending 30th Jane last will be at the rate of 21. 16e. per cent. on the capital stock, which is equal to the dividend of 2s. 9d. per share paid at the correspond ing period of last year. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,0471. The half-yearly meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company is called for the Ist Sept., and will be made special, to authorise the directors to ' contribute a sum not exceeding 300,0001. towards the capital of the Charing-cross Railway by creation lof new shares or stock. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western and Brantford Railway Company is Galled for the 26th hut. ; that of the Great Northern and Western of Ireland Railway Company for the 31st inst. ; and that of the Thames Haven I►ock Company for the 25th inst. Subjoined are the latest plot/Aloes of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous stares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List: inaurrune Shares :—Alitanee, British end Foreign, 171 ; ditto, Marine, 691, 691; Guardian, 63f, 63 ex die. ; Wm airy Marine, 170, ex bonus ; Marine, 1101 ; Reek Life, SO. Decks :—Eaat end West India, 118), 119 f ; London, 71; St. Katharine, 81, en die.; Victoria, 102. Goa :—lmperial, New, 29 ; London, 60. Canals .—Birminghsn, 94; Grand Junction, 54. Red Sea Telegraph shares were quiet, at to prem. The guaranteed interest on these shares will be due on the 31st Met, and payable about a fort night afterwards. . ' " Advioes from Paris mention that a decree is ex pected to appear almost immediately relative to the nomination, by each agent de change on the Bourse, of two deputies or assistants, aathorised to transact business for tub in his name With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Batterthwalte reports u fol lows : We have bad a dull market in Loudon during the past week for American securities •' the busboy*. transacted being oa a limited scale. United States Five per Cent. and Six pm Coax bonds are come offered at some little ounceesion in price. The demand fur Illinois shares and bonds has fallen of, and both shares and bonds have declined 1 par cent. The critical position of the New York end Erie Railroad is be ginning to excite omoidenble attention, particularly amongst Mt;interested as shareholders, or unsecured hondho.ders. the company did not pay its first mortgage interest punctually, it is seared, likely to pay the second sad third mortgage coupons falling due Ist September next. Nor is it likely that the holders of these bonds will consent to allow their osseous to reseals unpaid without taking such legal step se may secure their being met. The seamen most un doubtedly can earn, and most probably has earned the interest at least, upoo ell its mortgage indebtedness, and such earn- MAO we conceive ought to have been appropriated to paying the mortgage interest, sad sot to hare been diverted into say other charnel waste:ever. ___...--.—. Tee Admirelty will receive tenders to-morrow for the conveyance of 850 tons of navy rrovisioos from the Thames to Malta; also, stores to Hobart Town, Honduras, and Trincomalee. WEDNESDAY ZVI:VINO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to for the 7th of September, opened this morning at 93; to 4, and, after declining to 931 to !, closed at 95; " buyers, " For money the lut price was 95,1. The official business report is u follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1, I, 1 t ditto, foe account (7th Sept.), 931, 1 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 95/, 1 ; New Tuns per Cents., 931, 1, a, ; Bank Stock, 223, 222; India Stock, 2191, 219, 221 ; Indian Four per Cont. Debentures, 1838, 941 ; ditto, 1639, 94, 941. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 were firm, at 941 to t and the scrip of the lut Loan, at 931 to 94,1. Exchequer Bills declined ls., being quoted 26.. to 28.. prem. Too foreign stock market was less active than yes terday. The principal feature was an advance in Mexican Winds to 19; toI, a price which includes, in addition to a bond of 1001., six years' overdue dividends. Turkish stocks experienced an unfa vourable reaction. The Loan of 1864 declined 1 1 per cent., closing at 861 tot. That of 1868 is relatively tie 14! hi ad N!1 161 I i ad lie 446 6 i U ~i better supported, owing to the approach of the um - deed period . the final quotation was 231 to 74. Venezuela Bonds were heavy in the martinis, but met with rather more inquiry in the aßercoon. Bank shares to-day were steady. Those of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China con tinue in demand, and have mashed par. &Oath, Scottish, and Australian Chartered were fiat. A fresh reduction of 21. was quoted in Canada Land; General Steam Navigation shares were marked 26t, and Netherlands Land Sight per Cent. Preference 431. shares at the miserable prim of 12s. 6d. and 10e. mmaa—THlS DAY. Two o'CLocm. In the mining market this morning buminess has not been large, but shares in Wheal Mary Ann, Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Clifford, West Caradon, Fast Wheal Ruseell, Stray Park, Par Consolo, and Great Wheal Vor have met with some attention. East Wheal Russell shares ire rather firmer, being marked in the Stock Exchange IN and Itn. Par Consols have been dealt in at IN. Foreign and colonial mining securities exhibit no movement. Mariquita Mining shares are marked lbs. - - The extraordinary general meeting of the Cornwall Great Consolidated Lead and Copper Mining Company, called fir yesterday, "to consider the company's positioa, and to pass • resolution to wind up th e undertaking or to track its inte rest to a new company," was adjourned to the 29th lastaat e when the meeting will take plane at Birmingham At a meeting if adventurers in Carvath Unita Minas, held yesterday, the accounts showed a belanoe In favour of the adventurers of l6flf , and an estimated balance of liabilities over swats of 789 r. Its. 9d. A call of is. Gd. per chars was made. - ils;4lourned meeting of the Holmbush Mining Com pa , conemed for yesterday, has been far th er adjourned. PPom New Treleigh Consols Miss (Aug. 6) the agent strike The 60 east Is set to drive at M. 16s. per fathom ; lode 16 Inches wide, with much more promising appearance, producing good duces of ore. The stops east of engise shaft in the bottom of the 60, set to six men at 11. 16a. per fathom, and 24. 61. in the pound for ore ; lode worth 121. per fathom. This mound we are Moping preparatory to sinking the whim below the 60. The engine shaft is down 9 fathom 2 fret 6 itches below the 60; lode 21 feet wide producing from 6 to 6 tons of ore per fathom, worth 301. per fathom. We have suspended the driving of the 60 west, the lode being poor, and letting out a large quutity of water, elccti reduces me to think that we ere wry near the crorecouree." COMMERCIAL AND MAREE7E. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SVGAIL—The =Mid °outlaw meet dteely don, sad dm to say =taut toad pot be an& without giving way In prim. BALM also resaisadall. _ . _ Cot►ai—TM sales Lave gobs off well, and prices of 07 r lea him advanced about Is. —The letters by the China mail, the shipment. to Barcipi to data, was 60,730,000 agaiast 76,000,000 at this some time lest year. Rtca.—Whit* Deena cold at 10e. dd. to lls. 31. ; 13a. 3d., which were toll prima. Pnairrro sold at 11. admen 3jl. to 31d. Parrs sold at fall prices, Width 61d. Corrox.-300 bales sold at preview rates. TALLOW MARILICT.—(THIS DAT.) The market remains seedy. Prime ere Toted es fol lows Tows tallow, 635. ; Pll6lllbllig Y.C. ea the spot, 65 ; August to September, 66e. id.; °motet to Deeeneer, 655. 9d.; do. separately, 66a. IL METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TIIB DAY.) Our trade is cheerful for good beset., which are byno meow plardifol. Moeda) 's prices Sr. fay maintained for theta. There is a good demand for sheep, but prows cannot be quoted higher. Tra& la azosesivel heavy for lambs. Calves meet with • ddl Bk. From y end Holland thare are 280 besets, 1,670 sheep, and 460 o elves • belend, 60 boasts. 300 Naga Northern and Midland; and 120 math coves Home Counties. Paeans el ilbe a Las. rot arse ot . 11411111•31 M. iiiithetle. 4 6 4 • Dia Duo flit-trees/lb law eleartaienty. .. 4 4 4 6 lea Lost-wool 4 6 416 PIMA 'talky earl.. a• 4 0 Do. de Mere ttdeer 4 • 4 10 I Deo t eeeet,d quality 4 - 1 4 - 4 Res t 6 4 11 I De. de. Oben Beat Des a IlaiDeeide 411 • • lambs ........ . 44 re fi la r Yeattat. 9.01; NA Lents. 16.934 NO: SMITHFIELD RAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Trade etesay, pious without siteratioa. Pries uresdow bay, 80e. to 86..; superior ditto, 88s. to 951 ; Inferior ditto, 60e. to 70e.; new ditto. 76e. to 844. ; rowan, Ws. to 605.; clover, old, 96e. to 110 e. ; ditto, new, 801, to 90e. ; mew, 30e. to 40s. LOCAL 811111 Al2irlTB. Law Avocet. 10.—S be wis dot sad Flew roger tower. MitiMINNA.•69 I—Dtmotbono. lil 12-oaleetodank 611 1 —Owen owl • 10—....0w0 Owimmy 111 911 61 Hel —Crilimen. I—loworldre ro9 ortAlre, 911 69—Iwake si Norte +sows._ 631. 1-Bbeeke 161 o—Sildiaat 1941 I—lorth 6TI I—Derwl.da. 911 I—Tork and North lediesd. /4 Swells% 461 6—Darer.. ho I—Date.. 9ttsofl. 69 i 9.—Orowd TrAzot dummy& 11.14 I—Gyeo6 w.r6ere.t Onaerto.l4l 1. YAtwawm Afalertlo.—Tl• gawk.. we. quiet W day. Sad Whet . JIM DWI.. Dist Iskr Goarlatend &or,. 161— Down, aft 146-111ertrie slays*. Doollwis sad wowors. 116-11111.01. 9411—Leeds. 9 f—Trwak Dtelinialwris. He. Brum maws, AUCIO3T 10.—ms townsman trydir were so Mom —lll.lDa4. at 161-81.- - -Non sod el 11—tlootk Naffonl.tOre • 111 sad D. _ A Dbmtogloom Wm, ad aad 1 , 1-11hrieledass tinkled Onapalq al, 21— ONO iLlrettall. (la paid,. ad Ida 3d. prva.--er Woman. 131,r raateed grad Inquired alidr 7411 - 0.1 Ilirmtodamea Ono!, d. en Par ems. ROTAL BOTANIC BOCIZTT or LONDON, REGENT'. PAah„—The 20th anniversary meeting of this moiety VW held yesterday, Mr. David Jardine in the chair. The report from the council stated that the affairs of the society con tinned in the most prosperoas condition. The total receive of the year had &en 12,2641.145, 10d., and the expenditure, in :kiln 1,0501. of tke old debt paid off, 9,3521. 7s. ld., leaving a balance in hand of 2,902/. 7s. 9d. The total num ber of bellows elected aims the last anniversery is 163; the number now on the books of fellows and members being 2,277. The early spring exbibillona attempted for the first time during the past 'prier, and instituted for the introduo tion of new sod rare pleats, which COMO into flower in the early spring month., had met with tho greatest mooches, and gives general eatlefatlon. Although the old debt of the society wee tow so email se to be of no consequence, yet the coun cil do not consider It expedient to undertake any expensive work. of improvement until the whole of this debt him been extinguished. The reports from the secretary and curator stated that the garden. and ooneeevatory had donne the paid year been in a higher state of cultivation than for several mums past. The facilities afforded to stsdeete end artistee had bees enjoyed by 116 permam, bey lid these attending the lectures of Protestor Bentley and Dr. Leinkeeler. The total number of visitors to the gardens during the peat year wag 166,961. The thanks of the society were voted to hie Royal Mohnen' the president, the vice.presidents, and other mem bers of the council, and the auditor.' and executive officer, of the moiety ; and the proceedings terminated with thanks to the chairman for his able superintendence of the bodices of the meeting. THE ROBBERS AT WORTLEY. HALL —Joemph Wor rell. butcher, Howbrook, reminded from Met Friday. was brought up before the magistrate. at Sheffield again on Tues day, on a charge of breaking Into Wortley-ball, the residence of Lord Wbarnclitfe, during the night of Monday, the let feet., and 'testing from the bedroom occupied by Major Frazer a pair of twain's, dreteicupgown, bouts, 201. Bank of England note, gold pin, study, and other articles. Witness.. were celled to prove that the prisoner left the Wortley Arms public-house, 'Wortley, a little before 12 o'clock on the night of the Ist inst., and tbat be was seen between 3 and 4 o'clock on Tuesday morning in a field between Wortley-hall and hie father's house, apparently attemptieg to pull on a pair of black trousers over Ms °en. On Tuerlay aftetnisin he went to the Black Siren Inn, Sbeflield, and obtained change for • 201. Bank of England note. He alterwsrds bosstingly showed the incet y to John Darwin and Henry Barrsolongh. to whom be was kni.wis, stating that it was his own, a. wee under the influence f liquor laths time; and on theme& telling Mtn he would Ines the money in Sheffield, he pee 10 sovereigns Mona. and W. lOs. in gold to the other to take, care of for him. At this time prisoner was wearing • par of patent leather boots, supposed to be thole stolen trona Major Frazer's room. On Thursday afternoon prisoner wee apprehended by detective officer 131a)shaw, of the Shefßeid Otte, ate beer-house at High-green, and a gold pin, bathe book, and two pair of scissors were found upon huh. Major Frazer identified the pin, and his valet the tutton book and MASPOrS. Major Frazer could not identify the Batik of Eng land note, and this missies boot., dressing grown, sod iron sees bays not been found.—The prisoner denied bis Et re committed bridal to the ... Ism et York. ilitiltn — Lii . 7- - On — li . u . nl;;; • night • ha fr w rpl i.wbia b.i ly t w . th ith d ami ri gch g k p i. l" : in , oth bein h e ts r Uaaled g , b itd the o ßuT n ht s S et in Pirtr' da irea p i : s y bu we nl c 7 : - e b lee o b; d l o h t s b .u s liy ers ehigei ty p the whole day. The woman wee drunk ist one ram of the hones, end her husband in soother. While drinking re the Star she wee heard to threaten that "ate would do for West' meaning her husband. Rutter els' rely afterwards leg the house, and on getting home went to bed. Re was Kan after ward, followed by his wife, will Mao west up mein, end taking deceased's raw, while be was asleep, lodiggtwl a frightful wound in his throat, extending from oir to ear. After doing this, the woman deliberately wiped the recur, and plated it under the pillow when the deceased's heed war lying. An inquest was bud oa the body on Monday, end the woman has been commi ted for trial on a chap of wilful murder. The sealers at Gloucester coutut wed on Nodes,- da ,y adthe prisoner hes been ca.veyed thereto await ha Wied, The IlurLaru objects to the selection of Thom " Wines" se OM of the bias for t sunination for en trance Into the Celeatut University, no not adapted for nage Una, tba Meat being toe foreign fur a Bengali to simple thin with the description a the pout. 17•,74 ik/bhk: