The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-23 00:00:00

NOIES OF THE WAR. According to an official document the number of Freech troops who up to the 14th crossed Mont Cent. w as no.. Mo—namely, 20 regiments of the line, m61E 10g0660 men; obattalion, of riflemen, 4,000; 12 iwteiro of artillery, 2,400 men, 2,160 horses, and ge ne ; 27 sqnsdrons of rayalty, 4,030 men and as w ay borne; 4 companies of commissariat, 600 wet 4 s q uadrons of gendarmerie, 4 complementary c ompanies of infantry, i companies of engineers, men. On the 16th the march of troops was etc.; i.intibuing, and 20,000 others altogether were From Briancon 15,000 men have been' di:v(lrd on Suva; the treasury of the army and a depot of 4,000 men were collected there. lee following order of the day, dated the 17th, bss s e ta published at Occimiano, the King of der rhnti's hindquarters: li,ng hoe been highly wale vl with the brave cessinet f the army its the engagements which have marked the ,r neat of hoetilitiaa he attempts of the enemy against cm p.n.= have every% here met with vigcrotia resistance. Tr. ee beet advantages Cr,' . sure pledge of future glory fir cut fag. HU naivety being desirous of duly rewarding 1 4 ■ Mtlo have partsculvr:v. cbstinguishe 1 thaenselver, has it- a :en iouvl• plevervl, en the propositions made by the recede otto.i.stdieg the division., to confer the following m.enipenser, The Cent Gerdes of the Emperor arrived at Genoa on the 16tb. A letter from Florence of the 15th, in the Side, says: Genteel klesiacepo ham collected s great number of vo lxrcen on the Roman frontiers. The troop are full of m it:omen, and are anitioes to meet the Austrians. It is mid that 2,500 men are to leave slam" immediately for the camp. The country is tranquil, notaithementiog that latent elements of perturbation are still emoting. Some parttime" id Gasman , formerly heed of the government, seem de emotes to be ing him back to power, her all good Titecen• are a accord in rerogniering tie iropmeibility of his co melon. Alment everybody, in fart, is prepared to menthe per sonal preference. to the welfare of the country. The r Trumann la aow occupied in rsorgauising tbo army. It has decided that it shall result of one division of two, them, or four beigedes, accordiag to the number of TO. tritely rallistamats; that mit brigade shall be of two ecsimeate of infeatry; end each regiment of four Lanai:on" —three active end owe in depot, .aie In ths French army, ta cavalry Is to cerise of one regiment of five squadrons, Ivor td them active; and the equadron of gendarmery la to be trinsfumed late op of guides of the staff. The artillery le i. be incemsed to Gov 'Dais ries of 24 gnu, end the ene mies are to be of two companies. The resent effective etenetb of the stay in 10,010, but it is calculated that hiselary enllatments will mab. it at Neat 15,000. General uhm, al is bemire, he the commender-in-chief. In 1648 the Tuscan army, though not so well °ensiled as It will now be, prat a division of 6,000 man, of whom 2,000 were volun week tato Lombardy; cad this diviuon pined greet die tin ties by tie beads defence of the villages of Curia e's end N stet 'napoleon 14000 Anetriane nadir IleletakL lt is related that Radehdd, vexed at ion rowletsnee sod yet ed. noise the bravery of Me volenteers, most of whom twee 'twine, exclaimed, "Thom boys will make me loss es reties day ' The bridge over the Baia, which was blown up by the Austrians on their retreat from Vercelli, is a magnificent work of art, forming pert of the railway from Turin to Novara. The materials, consisting of hard grey granite, have not suffered materially from the act of the Austrians, and a private despatch re ceived yesterday in Paris states that only two arches ham been destroyed by the explosion. Valenta, opposite which the Aumrians attempted to raise en tzenchments, is the chief town of the province of Alexandria, and is situated on en elevated ridge to the north of that city and to the south of Casale, on the right beak of the Po. It le 144 yards above the level of the Na. It contains 9,000 inhabit ants, is about seventy miles from Messandria, and about the mime distance from Turin. The town is of the shape of an irregular square, ruining from east to west. North lode of the ridge is the bed of the l'o, from which rise small bills covered with rineysrds. The place is built very irregularly en a slope descending to the valley of the l'o, made, brawling. Valence has roads leading to (,aaala by Waimea, and to Monte towards Buzzola. Valenta form sone of the three points of defence of the French strategical lice. The two others are Casale and Alessandris. A N iensa despatch of the 20th says :—" The Em peror this morning peer 4 the whole of the garrison in review. General Willis.., in consequence of de spatches from Berlin, is to prolong his stay here. The Empress Mares to-morrow fur Lszenburg." The Ogicial Venice Gazette publishes &notification announcing that all attempts to injure the railway lines, or to eat the telegraphic wires, shall be punished with 'lithe rigour of martial law. LAW INTELLIGUICK. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mame Mr. Comokier , (icelbira.) IN Ili BIAS &XD WIINITIL The henhanyi; wen - napery Thret Wiftwebeat, liarewokry. Tide wee the wirer. They we M unnenied ereditare 1,27 W. ; .ante, 2.501. wen In • Yen of WU et the heifer's( of 1668. Tud t mewed Wet the Wesinest of the boatmen ba lm = L eereied en en t'ut some premien for 161 yew. Mt. Nareteed wee for the ardiseee, end kb. W. N. Ito- WNW ha the bealannee hypnotism tenor melt for ea allowance, end tt befog .44.01 Jet the benkrup*. mere reedy to pt.. on the bre de, wooed, his 11. aour proved an allowonoe of 2/. 10e. • week to each of the benkrepte. IY KZ ;OHS COLLINtI. no bankrupt. aPlu7stesidal;;;S:of Bsceles, in Suf folk. applied h , r his certificate. Debts, I,4Mi. ; amen &W. The are vas an aid us*, tits bankrupt 7 haring weaned in 1e33. _ . . Mr. Lucie, foe the aadanere, offered •n oppantioa. Dlr. C. It Leyte, foe the bankrupt, stated that tbore would be • coasiderabie dieide•d, es the father rf the bankrupt, • lupe creditoe, bad refrained f.oin ; rowing hie d.bt. Hie Hamo•e grained en immediate certificate of the third-tLm. George Potter, of R -rtreat,our merchant, passcd hie itemisation ea mestizos &bowing liabilities of 1,401.1., sod wets of 200/. Ho Hamar remarked Ike' great credit wva doe to the boalropt for bans, prepared kia owe ReVJOIlla. ill Ili TRIM' IT, JI N. Th. bankrupt woe a coal and r , ol-4cal.r, of Hay's, la NlAlleffet. Thu ars. the elasticate now ing. He owes to sztavorel credisos, bi 1. , to thole &Adult; accortty,2,o64l.; oars of tr &es assert. Mr. Lao. eapporard; Mots was so oppositios. Ilu Hasosr otil Ws say Howl; • whivorsebiog cabs Th. reddest@ (1164clort) cart be assteniod ter ail foist* .tom probeedes. DISOLVEN DEWKORB COURT. Till 1140 N. WILLIAM 010101 1110WASD ♦ND 111111 The ease et Mr. Ilew;ll.tlehcir to the widest itt Wicklow, wkieli was ►eto:e the court is February, again cum 011. Kr. &Tend now lief fe a further adjoarameat, ia ardor .0 make ea arrovrearst with the emitters The Chief Covassiseiorser lati tired yaw bad bean dem dace the last xceelea ? There hd ties several attlearav meat•. lir. darriad Informal lb, mart that dim, was n:= th• other d.y at C itoe, and it was a that an application 'bald I be nude to the court fora further 'dissonant. In fart ash ng prudent or practical had ban nat. at the amen. _ The Chi-termini illitrWr remarked that they was 1110 11 0. g. • S.witood wee of mid it wee se. Them hod best atMe coltb, I. the silty of raising the money to per the aredttoss. Tbe Cb at Colooteoenser meted what hd biome of us elLeet.,l intersects t r re •se to way 7 • Settrwei eat tb r to•ureseo ferbooto had reseal. The era to wasted &able premium*, sad other mean.* *rose which prenatal the mos*, beimg eittised for the eratitore. Tat Chwf Cateniercese odor whot bad batter be doss? Mr- B . 4 rtre. l trotted es el ustil Notember. Pew te More is mart assented. The raw wee adjoatfai to dm Sled November, eel lite boil taloned. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIB DAY.) 711 e swain the Mt, steamed reseed eleciono of the - it the trial of proms fee offences seutati• ed h the oseskr el Waken nod/at the Getteltscll, Wish felecks, _ beitee the Aselnent-indp and • beech of us- Sleteecoe. The esiseawr le heavy, lead enaleiae the mow dft pinion fee t,W f 3 for felony, owl 12 fur whale elanwer. The leo ettanese ernnee,l.l oe the 2.1 of the promo tooth, wad Yaw Wends of protonere a attobeted to the fee, that es at bee bees irked by the fleeretary at &eta, the' the taagletveles eve net to deal with peewee who have bees beim* wad awl. 'like at lb. bamboo or hod* , the sew Criminal keeling' Aeit. The Vets of the edgewise of the prloonere le thee defined in the °Aiwa* of the voloader-21 re 3 ne.ther reed nor wake, 24 roe rend. 42 ow reef and wnta, ti eau reed sad write naperivily, eed I ale tart aid writ. well. Jury haling bah widreated were dianiaared lo their deb.,. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Bevesiiii Pei, low was charged with forglog end uttering a hall of escheats for 231. 8.. petrel tog to be accepted by Messrs. Bargees and Key, Newgete-street, with intent to defraud Howe. Oly n, of Lombard-etreet. Mr. Mullen, appeared for the prosecatiou. iota Forsier—l am cashier at Hewn. Olga and Co.'s beak, Lanbard-ei.!leers. Burgess and Key, of Newrate street, keep an account there. Oa the 13th best. the bill of exchange produced, purporting to be accepted by them for 731. Lie., and dated the 10th of February last, was presented to me for payment. I did not pay the bill. Mr. G. Jonee—l reside at Bnzion, and know the prieoner, ' who brought the bill produced to me on the 12th of Februery last to discount, and I discounted it for him. He told to, that he lied mold Barer and Key some white wood, and hod received the bill in payment. The indorsement on tho kill I believe to be in hi. handwriting. Hr. Jacket, who appeared for the prisoner. crose-exesarted tale witness with a akar to show that ho bad itiubte as to the genuineness of the bill from the tire; but the double did not seem to hers wipes utall afterward+. Mr. W. Burgliss—l carry on business at 9.5, Newgata 'Meet. se an sericulture engineer, wider the Arm of Bargees end Key. We keep an &resent at Mews. Glyn's. The semi:oases to the bill produced 1 not writtin by me, nor by Mr. Key, 11% by our authority. I behove we owed the [M anner no money at the do'c of this bill, but we had business transaolions with Mil a long time ago. The priaostr, who had nothing to my, was fully committed for trial. CLERKEN WELL. HIGHWAY WOMIERY WITH •10LENCIL Wit ass Jaws, • rough-looking fellow about 6) yore of age, with • ainimer-looking countenance was plead at the bar before Mr. Corrie,charged with asstulting Mrs. Smannah While, of 5, Grosvenor-road, Holloway, and steeling bet purse congaing two half-sovereigns. Prom the evidence it &pp...ref tint about two &chi* on ...el- Saturday afternoon the complainant seesre , tunlog horse trans • walk, and when she had got within eight doom of bar is. home, the winner, who bad been dodging her abour, ramp ta. up M her. He struck her • violent blow in the face and tilled her mouth end eyes *Alt something resembling snuff and dirt, which, for • time, tendered her insensible. The puree, which she had in her hand, the prisoner snatched Irma her and ran off, but be wee pursued and captared by as. police-constable Kitchen, 493 N, and taken to the station • W. ihe prisoner Boding that he was pursued, threw away LI; which was picked up by • gentlest's* and given to the comp at. The stuff ihrown in the lady's tics made it quite black. The prisoner was an associate of the worst of thieves and bad characters. Inepeetor Judge, N Diviners, asked fora remand to make et enquiries shout the prisoner's antecedents. The primmer NM he dad not srtall to make any remarks, or ei lo Wier my theme*. Mr. Cents emended the prisoner until Saturday next, 5 when the case will be sent to the maims. WANDSWORTH. ATTIMPTING TO RON • dosuc•notun. ♦ genteel-looking yocag men, who gave the name of 41Irod Watson., mu placed I. the dock before Mr. lagkrim, charged with beteg traceried with two others in attesting to rob the Champion public-house, Eond-steest, Vauxhall. Mr. John Woodman, the landlord, deposed that about half pig sight o'clock on Sunday seeming the primmer sad two others entered his house and called for • pint of ale. Me &aglitter served them, and In • few nilautes afterward. ' she called his attention to them, sad said one was miming diem the front of the bar. She told him that 160 did sot Ilk. their appearance, and he went sat directly to see if be Doled find the other. He looked WM the kitcbso, the prima, and yard, and mold not am may person. HY daughter obtained a light sad watt up Melm as Ms top of which there was a lauding Imam la See Weems. Hs saw her go into oss room, wMe be smeeleel se the bottom of the stairs, and come out SVIIS• SIMI NO bill the NV, and as she came out the pri mer IA dr swim nee. His daughter screamed lewdly apes webs bin elm am of the room, but ohs tramadlively wad up M bie eel pulsed him viol. oily down stairs. Bon be scald meow hinted? witorse caught hold of Mm sad eadr air lim late the parlour, and sent for stable. Tim mid becon was looking alter a close', bat at the sleben doddered he followed the young lady upstairs. ft. When whams sans to look for the prisoner's compaaions he load that they bad both decamped. Other widows was goointo to show that tits prisoser and C two others were men waiting about the house - before they sabred. Mr. holism Inquired if anything had been stolen ? The ermitehis replied la dominative, sod said Mrs. Wood man's shawl had Om regeweed from the piece she bad left it in the bedroom. Mr. highest asked if the primmer gave say address 1 , The constable said he reseed to give his addrote, and t,ld him that he thought v would lad out quits enough about him without steam whore be lived. Mr. lagheat MlONSfillil the getemer for a wee. 17t. IL THE muss, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1859. SHARE LISTa-ZILIS DAL. TWO o'CLoCIf. Scarcely any business has been dons this morning in British railway stocks, but firmness prevails, 6; and in a few instance prices have slightly i n , improved. London and North Western stock ! Ise for instance, has advanced 1 per cent., and Great Western and Midland, 1 per cent. Present or quotations are as follows :—London and North I Western stock, 861 to 1 ; Great Western, 51 to I; Midland, 931 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 to 83; South Eastern, 181 to 1 per share ; Caledonian, eL 73i to 74; Eastern Counties, 52 to ; and North si British, 601 to 611. itu so e Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are some- e r what better, the Old being quoted 21 to 21 die., too sad the New, 31 to 21 dia. The French two railway shares are also firm. Indian and Canadian to descriptions are steady. The shares of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company are officially marked 11 dim. ft I r 4. I Till LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE WEST- MESTER PALACE MOTEL. A24OTHER DEATH.-{THIS DAY.) This Teaming, at half-past 6, Desoto likarthy, of IS, Orekerd-eireat, Weramineter, one of the enfortesete mien who were preelpitaled from a height of sixty feet, tarred Is Westadeeter Hoppa/. Frederick Cahill, another of the min, is not expected to live many boort lieheeriptices eve Wag robe 1 in Weetoiester, on behalf of the wives and baiting of the, sufferer,. Mr. Bedford, the comer, this Arnow resumed the inquest on the bodies, in the bord-roma of the hoo,itsl. of identity of M'Carthy, sad the ror fir! testimony ss to the come of his death, having been Wow, the coroner proraeded to go into the general nature of the ometructian of the scaffold, and from the impotent asters of the evidence, end the number of witnesses, scientific end otherwise, to Le ezeicktel, the immiry will probably last until a lates hour. WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ST ILSCTISC TILISILAPIL) BATH.—MONDAY. A Rail six—Lapel* Market NA/sec The Oem, Hoopla, Nosegay, &Vista% Mae, Grilled., Arra mem, Whimsioal, Tiara, Hobgoblin, &bersides, Czarina, Marie, sad Cashaeine. Tine SPILCIAL SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES.— Tatarlay evening the Biahop of Lowden adermeeet a large body el the working dames at Christrburoh, Newgate-Nn et, the service being a amilattati in of throe welch were held at SA Paul's Cathedral. The Biahopol Carlisle will ',Teich at Chrielehnreh seat Sunday evening. List night the Bishop el Norwich preached to en ovetewlselmitm cengregatioa at Westminster Abbey, and It has been moor Iced that the moms salt Eleadey evening will be preset:Lad by the Vey In. W. A. Newouts, obis of Cape Town, REMAZILUILI STANCE OP SELF-PRESERVATION. —Perhaps coo d the moo stertling ineideete which have warred at the Laid Mead Idwid Mines tonic plan last week, sad exhibit, a remarkable degree of preemies of Wed end promptitude et sedan co the part ot an Inspector of the works. This edatleesen had oreaaint t enter us of the Woo, sad dopeashrt two or three shalte e., from a Mew to a tower level.) Raving completed his survey, he etaelei ea lie return to the wrath of the mine, but cras seeewhiLarprised t hod ttuit none of the irskaien were is then pert at the mine. This surprise dinned into alarm when he arrive! at the foot of one of the thefts, where be had usually ken drawn up, .n 4 found th d it, too, wee de serted. He entrivel, hone..., to ecramble up to the neat higher level. But what must hare been hie hoe ror and con- Monition on discovering a nabn of gunpowdo., laid for the perpos of blasting or disintegrating the very spot of earth es which he err standing. The match we. lot, and the inst. Mess spark rapidly eontillating towards the train of gee =, _which wield have, in an lining, scattered the en thinned skew, and harried the unfortunate mac into eternity. Bet ere the,. moment was p tend, he bed re rad the fetal rastob. and escaped the catastrophe. The nehmen were, donee., not aware of soy one ban la the mist.; end, after dried the train, had retired from the mine to avoid the ellen of the expiosion.—Neweestk Chromick. EXPORTATION OF COAL AT SilsoaataNn.—Not witbeasedias the state of adage tar the Continent, sad the recent intimations of bee Ilejeety's goverment in rem 'et .3 the shipineet of sale. ithe experience hem not donnish: I to at brat one of the belligereet wins. Within the last two days, and yeaterdey particularly, alter the law officers of the crown had pro:monad on the matter, a moan of vends were entered for French ports. The Fantasy. Moir of Band. per Can, Elie...lath, of Sunderlend, to do.,John sad Thome foe Ville de flu, &Ivo' for Bonbons, Belford fur Brest, Photons foe Cans, Charles Beery for Itochefort, sad the Btraeger, for Besiege.. waled! with eons foe these ports la •km da ; M far sane of them have 1.31.. d alreedy.— Newmark 11EgralUCTIVZ . 8701 M IN TITE RED SEA.—The Posfasalar mil Oriental Comp my ban received • letter from Canna Caldbodt, dated Aden, 4th ?Ley, of which the following is ea entreat :—" A ternic st-voi of thane'', ftatialag, sad mis beret epos Aden on the night of the Mb of April and marniag of the Ist of May. It laved in Its full strength three hone. There are 187 non bourn in rules, eserly all the chews* destroyed, groat portion of the raids swept into the valleys by stippling of the mountain sides, up to this data so omentaiwium biters= Pond and Camp by wheeled eariene, eel issonane cumquat of grain end food swept tato the me. One debub, Cowan* DonsLav, had a et no Rowe over a mile front the era, containing 145 sheep; in the m snug aot a vertigo was to be men. Betimes IS sad 30 person were drowsed M pines where it war ibansiis tbe nine meld same reach. The deans is 'di alled at Intwese 30,0001. and 3/. 1 ,0001. sterling. The can nel@ peperty Is =harmed. - Tar hutment.% MAIL—The Peninsular and Orlsatal Company's steesetv Sultan arrived at trathamptoa on S unirday, with the Nair:pular wads. Amosett her paw engin nee Prins Augments of Saxe Coburg, his two am sad rein, mid Lienteneat-Oseeral Siring* Peron* Gomel of Gibraltar. BRITISH POSSIBSIONB. W *Mar& mOa ionanwlia W Dam.l 4 / 9 .1101a. 6.iM 9 Ns Add. Catllal Si De. do. ■ o u :totals& W. ail Do. ea 1‘,.. rnt.;;;;:* ---- ket Damao. Dram. & Ogden* 4 ,0 0 .9 1 ' 'l" N...ke t 100 Job 9. Iri. cilia i t tW Do. J aao ditto lialatm and 9. as I lagarcdral boot 0 &a1 9.491. Oma.% 0010 iLitnowo 10•11sn. gua. 6 pet mt 9 Yliwac neassa I 114 DI De. ratanslon 14 --I Dn. 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IL GI / 9 6.401 1 16.014 I IC 15. 10 1 101,611 .00, MAO ICON 16 MOW 6 TA* It 4 4 all r 1 lam ISA; KA , we; to IR LAW &Ma • LSO IOW IC 4.??? IEIIII f i 9 In IS 4 IN 93 Ili ••-•••.. • • i di; ow if h tt it il.. i ids I - 1 i i - - 21 72 2I U I ft 422 t is I ti 1217 7172 1 $ 110 N • MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. Tho success reported to have been achieved by the allies has contributed to strengthen the funds. Consols are quoted 3 to 1, per cent. better than they 'closed on Saturday. Throughout the Stock Ex change business is as limited as last week, but prices in nearly all instances are firm. _ . . . . . Soon after the official opening of the Patio Boone to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted Olfr. 20c. for the ac count,heing f per cent. lower than the last price of Saturday. - - Consols are officially marked 911 to 911 for money, and 911 to 911 for the 7th of June. The present quotation is 918 to 1, both for money 1 and the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220 to 2211; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 901 to 1; the new Three per Cents., at 901 to a ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 921 ; India Bocds, at Bs. to 10s. die.; and Ex chequer Bills, at 20s. to 235. prem. Foreign stocks are extremely quiet, but fairly supportod. The old Turkish Six per Cents. are a trifle firmer, at 60 to 62. The New Loan is quoted 60 to 81. Mexican Bonds remain dull. Sales are recorded ss follows : Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 753 ; French Three per Cent. Bente. 62f. (exchange 25f.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 161, 16k ; Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., for account, 81j; ditto Three per Cents., 62 ; ditto for account, 80; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 39; Sardinian Five per Cents., 77i; Turkish Six per Cents., 1851, for account, 61; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 51 ; ditto for account, 60. In the discount market the demandon Saturday was quiet. Good bills having two months to run were readily taken at 4 per-cent, and, in some instances, at M. Sanely any business was done at the Bank. There were no operations in bullion at the Bank en Saturday. Of the large amount of gold user _ tinned in the Express of Wednesday as coming forward from Bane* about 100,0001. reached London on Saturday, and will be sent to the Continent. The object for which many of our Australian fellow-subjects have so long struggled is at length, we hope, upon the point of achievement. The Ad miralty notification has at last been issued, inviting tenders, on theist of July, for the " monthly convey ance, each way, by steam vessels, of her Majesty's mails between Great Britain and the Australian colonial, rid Panama." As a matter of course, the arrival and departure of these mails will be arranged alternately with those via Sties ; so that, practically, there will be a fortnightly service. The liberality of the people and legislature of New South Wales relieves the home government of a large portion of the expense. It is, therefore, to be hoped that no petty considerations will be permitted to stand be tween the colonists and the completion of their hopes. The imports of the precious metals last week were again large. Oar list includes 13,6001. by the Saxon's, 172,6001. by the Jura, and 138,0001. by the City of Washington, all three from New York ; 47,000 sovereigns from Constantinople; 100,0001. in gold from Russia; 120,0001. in gold and silver, by the Magdalena, from the West Indies and Isthmus ; and 7 cases of silver coin by the Ranger, from Oporto. These arrivals represent as aggregate of upwards of 590,0001. The whole of the gold that has come to hand (excepting the sovereigns . from Turkey) has been sent to the Continent, partly in payment for silver. It appears, however, from the London Cut tom-house statement, that 231,600 ounces, worth 68,0001., of the silver received from the Continent has been transmitted back to Belgium and Hamburg. The Ripon, on the 20th inst., as already reported. talk 358,4411.—near1y all silver—for Calcutta and China. The traffic on all the French railways exhibits a great increase, owing to military movements. The receipts of the Parv, Lyons, and Mediterranean Company last week were 37,0001. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A general court of the East India Company is called for the Bth of June, for general business." A proprietor has given notice of a motion to the following effect—that a special court be convened to consider the advisability of making application to parliament for the redemption of the dividend on the company's stock before the right to claim such re demption from parliament shall expire, on the let September next." A general meeting of shareholders in the Grand Russian Railways is called for the 30th of June, at St. Petersburg, to receive the directors' report rela tive to the operations and present position of the company, together with the accounts for the year 1858. The ordinary general meeting of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 31st inst. ; and that of the Oriental Gas Company for the same day. The third call of 255. is to be paid by the 30th of June on the Brighton Railway Preferential 4! per cent. 51. shares of 1858. Shareholders have the option of paying, in addition, the balance of Is. per share. SATUZIAT KVINTNO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to I, opened and closed to-day at 911 to 1, both for money and the 7th of June. The official business report .is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911,1 j, 1 ; ditto, for account (7th June), 911, I ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, f, ; New Three per Cents., 90k, /, 1; Bank Stock, 220 ; India Four per Cent. Loan Scrip, 93, 924 ; India Bonds, 10.1. die. Exchequer Bills were quiet, at 20s. to 265. prem. Few transactions took place in foreign docks, and prisms in most induces were nominally unaltered. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. remain doll, at 69 to 81, and the New at 49 to 61. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were inquired for. In bank shares to-day the only alteration worth notion wu an improvement in those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia. The quotations of land, steam, dock, and miscellaneous shares were nominally the same as yesterday. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocr. The mining market to-day is steady, with a moderate amount of business. West Caradoa shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange . 971. There have also been tran sactions in sham in Wheal Trelawney, East Basset, Wheal Margaret, Rosewarne United, Providence Mutes, Tretoil and Messer, and Great Reese. Foreign and colonial mining Aires present no alteration whatever. At a tneet;ng of adventurers in Abbey Consuls Mine, held on the 19th Mat, the memento showed a belanoe in favour of the adventurers of 6101. 10e. 61. The account* prevented at the meeting of alsandstlders is Treloweth Mme, held on the lith hart., showed a Winos wiser the nadretaktog of 4911. Oe. 3d. At Bedford Consols meeting, held on the 13th inst., the accounts showed a balsam mane the mine of 1001. 4e. 61. A csU of le. fd. per share was made. The North he Mies accounts, roseate! at the meet ing held on the 18th inst.. shooed as balance ut favour of the mins of 131.35. 9d. From North Dorm Mille the agent writs' :—" The sump wham is worth full 401. pm fathom. The new wham 2 tons per fathom. The 20 on Prpor's lodel2l. per fathom." From North Greet Work Mine (Kay 16) Captain J. Moffitt Witte :—" We have COM to anethar lode in clearing the drip edit, which has been marina on toth east and wear, but to what erect I cannot say, the levels being full of rubbish. Fr. in .Ir7eut peuszoes we shall soon doer the edit into the Pante The ship buildeis on the Wear have received notice hem their .01k1:11tII that it ia their intention to strike for an advance of waste. The men have at preapt 24*. per week, aid demand 301. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) In Mark-lane to-day the attendance of the trade weefulLthe tons dull. Pr: see of moat itrtfcles of therm& lower-of trading wnwirde. Ihe gum ly of home-grown grain was email. The Larorte of foreign grain into London ...nee last Monday were reports! this morning as large of wheat, fair of barley, end large of oats. WHSAT.-Etjlith Soli Slowly at 3e. to 4e. lees money than hat Monday. Forego alto 2s. to Ss. cheaper. English white, 66a. to 589.; red, 405. to 56e. per qr. ; Dentsio and Konigiberb 50e. to 62.. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 64e. to 685.; other B dtic ports., 44.. to 665. Eton& might bo bought cheaper thee on last Monday. Town, 46e. to 53e. ; Norfolk, 87e. to Us. per , French, 495. to 42a. pa 289. b. ; Amor., U.5.,-per barrel. BAILLIY, doll ttaio at last Mouthy's rates. English. 32e to 42:. per cre.; B.ltic, 28s. to 38e. ; other loots, 275. to 31s. per tr. OATS, slow sal., at about last Monday's rates. British, 245. to 324. per qr.; Russian, 23e. to 24e. per qr.; other Baltic Forte, 24e. to 28e. per qr. BRANS..--EDS:1:1 sod Egyptian unaltered at lost Mon day's prices. English tkk, 86.. to 425.; harrow 420. to 48s. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 60s. per qr. Egyptian, 36a. Pet P us, quiet at loot Monday. rates. English bollerr, 48s. to 50e. ; hog and grey, 88s. to 425.; foreign, white, 48e. FLOATING CAUGOES.-Sinus I.st Friday not a tingle grata-lidon vessel was reported arrived at ports of call, and the trout hes now been for mere than a fortnight quite clear of grain-laden veeeels Awing on gala. The latest seles Tit pond wee Marionopoll wheat, to be shipped Nape" 492115. i.e. F. I ; barley, Ibrall, on passage, 24e. 6d. per Imperial qr., C. F. I. •RRLTIIB INTO LONDON MOW WAT 16 TO NAT „,,,,. No. Si .” ... tiiii /44 .... 2071 iiii . 170 . 07 1 61:! i 111 3 .... ligg eft 00Mtireel SUlicti Scotch , 6,CA. 1 loess. !Mar Ittia. Irld qrs oire. I '674 1 TA ... 8 , MLNCMI-LANII. , -(THIS DAY.) 1 sPOSTIMI The follow log public sales are declared for to-morrow:— Sugar, 3)0 lihdr. Barbados', 4,000 bags Bengal; oocoa, 260 hags. The transactions fa the prier , " contract markets have been few and animprtant since Friday. Booan.—Two cargoes of foreign reported sold afloat for the United Kingdom. On the spot no esles made. Correa has been neglected. TEA has a firm apparance, but no sales of imp:stance re rcrt—Tho demand ccntinues good and prices have ea upward tendency. BLlATZTRE.—Quotations are unaltered, but we are with out transactions to report. In other articles no alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—{TIIIB DII.) The market is qtee., subielzed ue the prices •—Teen tallow, 53.. net Lash; Petersham Y.C., on the mot, Us. Jane, 551 ; July to September, 65e. Od. ; Ariad t o September, 58e. ; Ootober to December, folis. 66. tRTIOIIIIAILH OP TALLOW. . MT. 616 1961. Moat oa bond thlo nay ea• 11,Q9 10,010 114011 071 Mao teas lot ************ 105 n 101,M 91.64 Arn! loot wog ott IS 11,0111 ON Data tram IA Jna• 100 60 100 46 Peg* r.C. pir cwt. ***** f 4. Ditta Two tut Irebby 16. OIL 61► 16. 01 _ _ Arrmal fur 181 mot ooding 31g Of May Wt 7mr. ?.3 orb, sad delivery. 1.U73 sok& Ttm anima lemma mrtemlool GO maim from [Weals. 91 (ran Alan:alb.; 17 from Soutto Atm/1m 9:from other piamo.—Tod. 495 ark.. METROPOLITAN CATTLE lIAREET. (THIS DAY.) We hay, a larger supply of berate, bat the demand Is pretty good, and prices remain unaltered. The num ber od ahem is about the same as rn Monday last. Trale Is eheirful, and choicest kind@ are rather dense. Go , d alma and lamts are in demand, but other guil:lea ate (MBank of rale. From Germany and Holland there era 005 beasts, 1,890 sheep, and 67 calms. Scotland, 200 biade. No,folk and Suffolk, 2,550. Inland, 100; and 100 from the Nonhus sad Midland Counties. elm lame at 4%6. I. a 4. tar &RA,/ aa. a. A. a 6. Datt Sena itara•ar3s— 4 3 410 Sol Dr a wArlida Oh 110 6 1166. rthart-Urta ... 4 6 4 I ileat Lmaraata earompt att6l-ty tams.. 34 4 2 De. & Stara 4 - 6 110 ars 4 6 Sim a apaitat %ma& 4 - 6 4 - 4 P4a 3 4 Do. do. Worn 668 Drs hak , ..reo Imaba Bo& at marina 3.730; Weep a& Lambs. We: Oakes. 1M; BOROUGH HOP MARKff.-(T . HIS DAY.) Mew& Pettendes and Smith report that arecnnita it speak of the Sy having been seen pretty generally *a the hop planta.icar, and the prkp of hops continues to advance, thinly parties offering to bet against 160,0001. The bane la NW backward. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Acorn Close, 16e. ; Walls End Barton, 15s. 9d .; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 16n. 9J.; Walls End Hettcn Lyons, 166. 6d.; Walls End Gostorth, 15s. 6d.; Wall* End Riddell's. 15n. 6i.; Walls End Taulleld Moor, 12.. Stewart ' . 9d.; Walls End Stewas, 17‘. 66.; Walls End South Heston. 17s. 6d.' Eden Main, 165.; Wally End Henan. 18..; Wall. End Frazuwellaate, 165.; Walls End Health Hall, 16 s. ; Walla Bud South Kellen , 17s. ; Tandnld Moor 811C111N,120. 64.; Walker Primrose, 13a; Wylam, 15s 6d.; Howard's Hartley, 175.; Lambert's ditto, 176.-76 ships at marks.. LOCAL 81f4ill MARKETS. lavatedot. MAT 21.—Tte lambi dm almost web /st banlate, Nod prow. metssaged. 111ricsabsede. thy CO —7llsabunr. 111 Oalssisarso. 1. 1 4-19 ms. to sad Bobbed, 45 6—Vw. ern Canod..,l , —Baal soseolare.l.3 4—.orod WOW; 604 11—likocagiln sad T eire. 141 —lama= awl 118.6 V Mj. i—Seonstdy 534 3 MMus& 907 3—Nortis UMW 11 4—Tort sad eras mama. IS 9 —loads Nertassas 71 0— sr's. 10 3 1 44 -I >aa• amok vi di.—Cload Trask et Clemdsy 71 1-0/est .00091 Om/M. 131 y. M,0,41115M1, MAT 1111.—There Wag • *ewer market. sad prise s iMead at. do Meows. Blaoktani, Ili —eirttossad. 69—Ostsdo rams,14-15e.tord CooMles.l7l—bost loatomelse. •4—Orest Wolters, 617-41 rest 'mere of ilsoads. SM. la cle..—Clrdad Troaky Ty—Leeds. 811 —M Itllusa,93-1111xtb Betidne, 51 its/Sod. II all. —A/Witold. ly/ —llovor, 18 6.16—1ia Mat, Ms. Bias moss MAT IL—Ptetnomotkes of today IMM-117rOdOeteM GUssAnteekl, 7 ; —lorealmisse said. sl—ead Mroatadems sad Otsburd *Os ths. i.oth AtMords sere Is deemed at 1 ; Dear Moods m ; Stidladd Bask M 170. 151rmisehms itsslos Imre Mel/ Oared st 5r Derby sad Vat itromokh. 61. Maxim stead). Laze, Mwt 21.--L4eds. NI : IDorut 611• TnE FRENCH TRANSPOREL—Theprand Bretagne, screw three-decker, did the greatest feat of rapidity 1 and recorded. Fbe cams in on the 10th at 1.10 p.m., eith a whole regiment of Wintry, booklet hones ; ►t 1.20 Ilbe wee empty ; and relied, alter coallsg, at 8 p.m.—Later front pawn. THE Brara or HUNGART.—The intelligence which leeches me from Hungary is so alarming that 1 cannot vontero to repeat it. The discontent and disalfection of the people IECTC36O from day to day, and It baldly admits cf a doubt that there will, sooner or later, be se-iona diets:Ammo if some coaceosione ore not wads to them —Vienna Correa pendent of the limn (record edition). The Emancipation Beige announces that the celebrated Ban Jelleohleh lately died at /.gram_ _ _ The Duke George Meek of Limburg and the Grand Duchess Catherine left Part yesterday morning for Germany. The lifoniteur states in its Faits divers that the Count de Moray remised a few days ego the news of ths death of Prince Sege Troubstskoi, father of the counter Ma wife. CIIAETEREOUSE. Frederic Kennedy Wilson 01AL...tote, fourth eon of the Rev. Edward Oirdleetone, canon id Brierol, wee lest week elected to the open tromped tive sehohinhip at Charterhouss, London. Ne:w REFORM ASSOCIATION AT MANCHESTER...-- A ',getter of the moat active and influential of the reform petty in 6Rn/heeler was held cm Friday afternoon, at the Clateneo hotel. wham a esteem asswiation for the city wee established, with the object of uniting the effort* of earnest libetalr, end looking after the boraugh wgietration. After lengthened dissessioe, an executive committee was ap pointed ; Mr. T. B. Potter (broths, of the lots Sir J. Potts , M. 1",) ho hod occupied the chair at the westing, was elected president of the inatitutioe, and am vice-preseente and tom. milbx the following gentlemen were appointed, with others: —Mr. 11. N. Philips (late M.P. for Bury), Mr. Mackie (Maya of Manchester). Mr. W. B. Watkins; Mr. if. WS soy, Sir J . Wait, Mr. Briley, M.P., Me. 8. ILLetageorthy, Sir s o nitage. Mr. B. Potter. Ashton . Dyer, Mr. A. Llel, Mr. Gasd.by, Mr. T. Mr. D. Leo, Mr. B. Ashworth. Kr. R. W. Wetkle, Mr. J. A. Melons, kir. B. Rew.on, Dr. Watts, sad Mr. T. Bti4tit. NOItWICII.—It appears that %petition is to be pre eent.4), on the meeting ei vE r f Eitstet, i spied the raters of Lord Bury and Mr. fee Notelet'. TIN psdticia originates whit the conservatism, wad It is slated that Mr. Slade, (I-Coati/of b•PE ally retained to t ..trs!.ttet the came against the dig meat re. CORK CITY. —Mr . Barcroft Carroll has not only milted in favour "(Colonel Woad, the popular eoosereative, bat Las aubscribed the ram of 6001. towards the (legitimate) aspen's of the eontest. AGRICULTURAL WAGISIL—Soine discontent ap paw to tolerking sinew the *scimitar: ll labourers, in con stqatnes of _their low wages not having teen Amami with the rectt,t ilea in the price of bread. There has been a strike I t them at Freckenhank, Suffolk where on VlTallal of Is. per seek was diunanded. At Chippenhsw . Cambridge ebbe, the tamers have agreed to make sorb an advance, sad Stile Inmate., prior of the staple stymie of food witbaraes. awl %Oil, is all probability, do so generally. CRYSTAL PALACE. HALY - CROWN DAT. SAIL lIDAY, MAY 21.—Admiasione on payment, 1,32 A; ditto by sees= tickets, 1,669. Total visitors, 2,933. . 14 4ad 14 - 114 .. 0. dao = i; - :: I If die 84 3 AN ; * i 1 B. :1 eo 4 I Os = amolealles DM AMA. LWOW thik. 70... be ItSO . . . . . . item& ....... Omni 1 = 1 " 1 ", ...... •••• New Onsidk. N. lase °west IL Arleallaus. e... 40.0 Ob. Lod MI nay • eras.. Wiersit!"6.) 9. 94 N 101