The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-11 00:00:00

THE WAR IN ITALY. THE BATTLE OF MALEGNANO. The following comes to us from Mr. Reuter: "TURIN, SATURDAY. ." Private letters have been received from Milan to the 9th inst., respecting the battle of Malegnano. On the arrival of an Austrian division from Pavia, the tight began at mid-day. The enemy was strongly entrenched in the cemetery and in • farmhouse. Oar troops, under General Ladmi raalt, attacked these positions. Our left wing took the chateau, and then fell upon the village. The Austrians being outflanked withdrew, and barricaded themselves in the private houses. The Zonaves sustained a murderous hand-to-hand conflict, and drove out the enemy. The right wing of our army, under general Forty, was not required to assist in the battle. Colonel Paulae-Ivoi wee killed, and 600 Zottaves were put hors de combat. The Austrians, who were 30,000 strong, suffered a lass of 1,600 killed and wounded and 1,200 prisoners. The battle lasted nine hours. At 11 p.m. a battalion of Hun garians and Croats, intending to surpri- , the sillage, were surrounded and defeated." VERONA, Juma 10 (via Vienna). The following is official : " l)n the Bth June General Urban, at Canonic:a, and the Bth corps d'armee at Malegnano, were engaged io sanguinely fight,. The enemy, in greatly superior force, appears to be advancing from Milan, and the Austrian army hal therefore paved the Adda in good order, and is nearing the reinforce seats in reserve. The courage of our troops is unbroken, and they are longing for a decivive battle." THE AUSTRIAN RETREAT. The follow;ng official bulletin wu issued yester day at Turin: The Austrians have definitively evacuated Pavia, and are said to be at Lodi. The allied armies are advancing. General Garibaldi occupied Bergamo ea the morning of the Bth, and then, having learned that 1,500 Austrians were coming from Breacia, sent a detachment to meet them, which, though incon siderable in number, nevertheless beat the enemy." VIENNA. PAIDAT. The official Austrian Correspondence states that the Austrian army is continuing its retreat beyond the river Adds, and that its head•quarters its at present at Cavatti goui before Cremona. PRUSSIA. BERLIN. SAIL RDAT, 11:Ns 12. The semi-official Preussischo &dux ! , contains the following Reports are current that the whole Prussian army will be mobilised, end that Prussia will soon take part in the ex'sting con flict; but we believe," says the jou•aat, "that we are not mistaken in stating that no resolution of such a nature hes ma yet been taken, nor ia it immediately imminent. If Prussia should be caused to take furtht r steps for the development of her warlike power, her only object would be to make the position she ham hitherto held of greater , FRIDAY. The Dreadon J ourna l o f to-la DRESDENy aouttina the fol lowing Prussian commissioners were hors yester day, negotiating far the transport by railway of considerable bodies of Prussian troops. A satisfac tory result was without difficulty arrived at, sad the commissioners then started for Munich pith a similar object." AUSTRIAN PRISONERS. The Muleitcur of this morning stet= that 5,000 Auattian pruponere have ari;vci at Marseille and Toulon. The remains or General Eapinsase hate been brought to Marseilles by see, and will be sent on by rai' way, THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH AND KING OF SARDINIA AT MILAN. TURIN, FATDAT. The Emperor and the Xing attended mass peter day in the cathedral of Milan, during which a re Drum was sung. Their Majesties subsequently traversed the streets on horseback, followed by • numerous staff. The Imperial Guard was drawn up on both sides of the way, and the general en thusiasm was indescribable. There is no further news respecting the m;litsry operations of the Allies. The following is • summary of the proclamation addressed by the King of Sardinia to the Lombards: " Victories have brought us to Milan, a-0 your good wishes make my government the strouger. Our independence being secured, • regime, both liberal and durable, will be established. Everyone has made great sacrifices to support our army and our valtusteers. Italian, have given proofs of their worth, and have gained the victory. The Emperor, our generous ally, the heir to the name and the gtnius of Napoleon, haa been willing to command his heroic army to liberate Italy. Second on the battle-field his magnanimous intentions, and show yourselves worthy of the destinies of new Italy after a century of suffering. " Vlctos EMMANUEL. • Mau, luxe 9." RETIRE:HENT OF THE DUCHESS OF PARMA. TURIN, Trove% The Duchess of Parma took her departure yestsr day, leaviag the government of the duchy to the municipality, sad releasiog the troops from their oath of fidelity. The municipality hes named a commission and despatched • deputation to the King of Sardinia requesting him to take on himself the Government of the country. NAPLES. Advice* reeeivedat Tat la from Naples state that the news of the victory of Magenta arrived at that town on the 7th inst., sod that the French and Sardinian Legations were illuminated in celebration of the event. The populace also manifested their sym pathy with the rejoicings of the Allies by a pacific d aumetration, which, however, was put down by the police. ParsslA AND ITALY. —The Spectator of today, which mintsim that It wee correct in rmounclag last via Mt Prince Mater May ass to come OS On tliteNallS/1 sett Act In Load..., publishes this niotning, in • postatelpt, the hatairesece from its Cute cotrasporilhat : harsdsy fiseuiste. I have little Mr of Whig =soar derrrd elm I .we that Prussia lir coalentid to mid Austria Is prase-ring bee pors4040•11 la Lostardy. Preset. will sph,l.l the Writes of ISIS via ell bee 'OWL T kis /moan to • few, is perhaps Ihs secret otitis moolmad &ohne 10-Sarr THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 11; 1859. EXPRESS FROM PAltib. The Moniteur of to-clay publishes a decree, appointing General Schramm superior commander of the camp at Chelan, where three divisioos of infantry and one of cavalry win be alsembled. (moll OEB ORM COIIIISTONDIENT.) PARIS, INMAN EVENING. The Afuniteur contains • notititiltion from the Minister of IVar, addressed to young physicians and "stnents," informing them that on June 20 there will be an examination in the hospitals of Gros Dillon, Lille, Metz, Strasburg, Lyons, Mont pellier, Perpignan, Toulon, Bordeaux, and Rennes, for aseistant-surgeons in the army, and that all who pass must hold themselves in readincrs to join at a moment's notice. This is import at, as showing that the vety considerable medical staff originally provided for the army of Italy already requires largely recruiting. Letters from Vienna state that Prince Metternich is so seriously ill that be is not expected to recover. News arrived at the Foreign-office, at two o'clock Ibis afternoon, that General Filangieri has been ap pointed President of the King of Naples's Council. The Ministv of Marine has ordered that a new frigate now building shall receive the name of the Magenta. The Bourse continues to deoline.'"iThere is no question about the fact that the continuance in office of Lord Derby will be looked upon as &calamity in France; and the fear of such an issue of the debate now going on in London weighs upon this market more than anything else. The Rents fell 60c. for cub, and 65c. for account, closing at 61fr. 75c. and 61fr. 70c. Mobilier fell 12fr. 50e. The railways were more affected than they have been since the commencement of the recent panic. Orleans fell 17h. 60c. ; Northern, 12fr. 60e. ; West ern, 10fr.; Lyons and Eastern, Bfr. 76c. each; and Southern, 7fr. 60e. AUSTRIAN ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF MAGENTA. VIINNA, Jima 8. REPORT OF COUNT GYULAI, COMMANDER OF THE SECOND ARMY, TO HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR. Your Majesty—With the most profound respec t I hasten I. forward to your Majesty, by Colonel Wineho wl, of the General Staff, a brief account of the battle of Magmas, which, at a later period, will be completed by a detailed description of ea whoa which wee gloriosa for the arms of your Majesty, though Its menit was Imperfect (/rschooled.) At 7 o'clock la the morning of the 4th June I:catmint- Nacre! Cant Clara, who was in position at Magenta, with about 7,000 of hie ova mei gad the tad army corps, fa lonised me that large mum of the enemy were apt:troubleg the tite-dr-prot which he, a few days before, bad quitted. se it was sot qualified far dehisce. At belf-past 8 Is the moralog, the time at which Coast Clime report reached me, the troops were thus dish ibuted : The disisioa Reishach of the 7th corps wee et Corbett., and tint eider Liont asst-Gebenl LiPie at Castoletto. The 3rd corps wee at Abbiate Onsaeo• the Bth cove was witching betorem Mimeo and Beata's° ; • end the 9th corps was oa the Po, below Pavia. I ordered the corps to wham* hemadiMely, med directed the 3rd and 6th mops : ramie be teke the meetly In his right flask should be memo to militia attack from St. Martino. It mu already kaewa le me oa the preceding day that the enemy had coma the Tkiao, sear Tarbigo, and I espeoted the main attack would he made from that place. The division Cordon, bi4oßglag to the let corps, bad teen emit towards Tarbigo, and, Wag ettecked there sad enbeequently at &Orator; wee obliged to retreat. lordered Lisst.-General Count Clint to nisistan his poml dos it llsensta, and desirsd 16e °that corps to advs.*, nab all speed. The attack of the enemy began at none, sad bWig wartior la force, he succeeded h obtaining possemion of the boa ey the Neviglio (a anal) and of Ponta di Magenta. Hs editred • tremendous Ives, but the dams sod the interlineal (respiirt) grimed ambled him to establish himself there (at Pont, di Magenta) at 2 o'clock. About tine time I had gone wiih my staff to Magenta, and was tasking my When the foremost line began to glee way the division nadir Lientenent• General Baca Reischsch was ordered to release POW di Magenta. I rode to Robeoco to point oat the led nape the way to the emmy's right dank. Shortly afar wryarriv•l at Ramer° the retaking of Pont. di Maggota and the capture of • riled gam ware announced to em. The columns of the Sod corps, which were fall of clad donee, now Mysore& Genoa] Ramming led his brigade slang the NM book of the Naviglio. The IA ;gado Harlem pried between the caaal and Carp:imago, and the brigade ROAM ihnewed them as • reserve, General Wetzler's Mph was directed tower& the road, which is In the low (road mow the Ticino. wipe thew brigade* ware ammo. Imr, the divlsica under Ideettmant-Owseral Reiselhacia was 'gala repakesd, although It—end more particularly the brigade ender °aural Lebralter —hal gallantly withstood semesl attacks. The brigade Lebseiter, with the infantry regiment Reim at its head, undo • splendid attack on Def lators. Although the emu manually brought fresh troop into hie bee of battle, the appearance of the 3rd corps on his esnk at first produced a ray geed sent. The brigade Hartung, being supported by idalor•deaaal Derfeld, morel WOES stormed Ponte Vecchio di Magma. The position was taken, bet, Wien &On, sad at lest !maimed is the hands of the enemy. The " heaps of corms" (LeitAe r n•Brusen) proved the daarmiasd courses of both parties. After several attaeks had been made by that gallant regiment King of the Belgiatia, °epees! Ramming's brigade was obliged to fall back on Reberco, when it remained. Towards evening the Sth corps reached the field of battle, and the brigade Prince of Meese made several gallant bat ineSxtoel attempts to prevent the enemy's sdvaacing on Magenta. This last place being attacked by a nuncio( force, sad also by troops coming from the north, the ex hausted troope,ander Count Clam sod Prince Dant motels, were et lest obliged to evacuate it. The Molina ander Lteutseent•Geeeral Lillis then advanced and occupied Cor bett; through which place the retreat was to be made. tLe day had begun to else. In I had ftokuce strongly oocupled, and prepared Ix a fresh attack In the =rein of the Sttt. The enormous lees of the enemy led to to hope that he was much shahs (friar:ten) and the courage et all acessione dloployed by our troops Induce] us to believe thit a renewed attach would be saccesatuL As we hays Pri•Olala belong;ng to nearly all the regi ments et the French army, it must be conelnded that all the snare regrew ware brought Into action. On our Bide the deb and Bth corp., and • division of the 3rd corps, were nob magasad, and being heels troops could tarn the scale la our favour. All this I bad taken Into consideration, and oily waited for an account of the 0140 i portions of the troop end their lames in order to make arrangements for renewing the attack. I now learn that the trope of the Ist and 2nd carps terms* which bad sugared most from the tird attacks of Use enemy, had already moral to the rear, and could sot again be brought to the field of bode, unless they made 'adonis( march doling the night. The troops in question continual their march at 3 o'clock in the morning, so that they most have leached their, destination by the dam at 'lsiah I should have kaa prepared to send them to the frost again. Under arch oirootwOrne a, It was neameary to maks a retreat ; end it was my arm to keep the corps which were Mill cooly for action intact, in order that they in4ght protect the odors. Mob!Wily, et 6i• the peernieo, th 4 relleet natant Ot•d L•ke of Here owe bore boomed Poole di Megesta, b order b feeiM4 a the robe:rob notemest. It wee the bet Alert of • bravo roglebt (nye L'eanwt-Owa•I Prime Llchwaremberg fa hie report) ;Ala a• the moat * day had had toasty-Ave also wounded, end one still dicer sad sine captains killed, without once hesitating to Mask, Sr withwit displaying irroolation whoa repulsed. The army baring bees 114141111 beck to Magenta, an orderly retreat woe wade. I believe I can c addeatly oat elude that the rnemy, ka spite of his superiority, pan a high price kw the possession of Magenta, and t►at ha will • This place is not at irked co tho Autrian trdasatn- MVO. do your Idejestre army the justice to acknowledge that it did cot yield to a brave and numerically superior force until after as Ureic contest. I ant not able to eve any nearer details concerning the attics, as, ands, the circumstances, timely returns from the dilatant troops could not be required. I believe to be near the truth is saying that we had between 4,000 and 0,000 Wed and wounded, and that the enemy certainly bad h.lf as many more. Lieutenant-General Baas Medial was shot th;ough the hip, aad Generals Lebeel — tern — Ld Du - rt - e — ld through the arm. I will not meted to forward to your Majasty a mare detailed account as sous as the separate re porta have come in, and M mention the rase of those who particularly distinguished themselves. °Total, Feldreugmeister. Head-qua' ten, Bolgiojoao, Julie 8, 1869. I. SHARE L182.1-7HIB DA). Two o'Mo= The railway share market this morning has shown considerable buoyancy, and in most of the leading stocks an improvement of to per cent. has been established. London and North Western stook is now quoted 891 to 90; Midland, 981 to 99; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 881 to 89; South Eastern, 191 to # per share; Caledo- nian, 391 to 1 per share; and Great Western, 64 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull. The new shares are quoted 21 to 11 dim. Most of the Indian stocks have again advanced. P.B. Since the above was written the share markets generally have sympathised with the fall in Console. Most of the leading British railway stocks are lower, and exhibit a heavy appearance. 0/WHILST SEAM LND STOOL& ak I re. amlw,ni I e c t m weC e . " a t: ism" s --- ti 17 . 10 N 101 Ili O 01 IN ill - 1 •110,1117 W amoebas Maori a.m. 1 0.4.6. i. e. :ii . i: Ones Omni or SlLL•miabsers=k. L k tellra=ce .a . m : De. ll ltrit Do. Norm Iktrr rentro l i awn J. New Pairreard We eater . _ a irs ima das — Taa a Isms sod Semi Dora Sombre asd Maw weR Ds di we or. nem %slaws al damn Da. $4 siaL !Meas. Marna; N. D. of term OINAZULL IIOVNIIII . 10. emin So lag Ps. I p. a.,1848 De. 6 P. e.. , ffip=arp . Bela ..i , rir.4 - 177A0r I i - _ 7i A 171 ISO 1111 ie It s. 11 —L9 Ori It dis I ill. Hi Xll4 pi 31 to 11 42 41 11 13 0 31 14 OS 19 11 0 V Mll 13 i if M N I 11 MO OM •• ••1 AMYL H H H - ... i It 41: Se, fr.; Ti 1 ha DR Id 17 • 5 U 13 67 li II 46 " - z U :: IN li I I 36 lit lii 1124 1131 .11 111 'll 11.3 /00 103 IN N IN 100 Be IN NB 5 1103 113 IN Ail lie lel sonr.ll.ooll az • i =4 ,............ .. g.N. IC3 Boa NEN _ ersLoat. &Lab. mew monk . Amelia_ __ .. OLIN Met N laNs. ArNaisor4ollai A= ,Mar------ K. *.ti 0... N Orods —.. HAI ne lOsa. se Lesko,— p in.oN so , 4. , .. a •as.l3lar. 110.trp, N I a/ thrttriad 116.0 1 .4 r! I Snake( Art. NAN ed wad °quay.. KW lb : Joint mai.. RTOS sad WranNao . IN , N. P.,. 0 anima o_ WY* N .Nalleall D in t . * IN rim South WW1.... No • , Orlon& ol s Bust 001... Oum *OlO IN 'Prvialiariniiiih logy ft. ilive 0 ibelli 4.liliai::: 4400 is ' De. 8... ....... .. — WA* II Chum D af t Aill *Mk IN Uwe. =slos -- ON Its 6 1 Ugly Id UN IN WNS.III•Not U.N.. ii is I I U 111 5 5 ii ii ii i Ui di I Ws& lieges UMW= = l.ll la . Aarkes "" tr i' d ii g .i.,11 .i . i 1.9 no 1 S U 11 14 111 1 MI 101 1411 014 1 1 i - otl; Pit II 1 Ofdi lo no mr II 11 I pa $ Ii u` 1 —II gar H ti 10 1o• i 3 r 21 .3 h un 125 ■ IT 1 1 f 104. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAl'. Two o'CLocK. The defeat of Ministers wu followed this morning by a fresh rise of 1 per cent. in the funds ; and until within the last half hour, the tendency throughout the Stock Exchange was decidedly upwards. A check his since been given by the publication in a second edition of a morning journal of certain statements relative to the attitude of Prussia,. Consols, however, are still gutted 4 per cent. higher than at 4 o'clock yes day. Consols are officially marked 921 to 921, ex div., for the Bth Joly, azd are now quoted 924, " buyers," or equal to 94, " buyers," cum dir. Although the transfer books are now shut, transactions are offici ally recorded, for money, at 931 to 94 4 with the dividend. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 921 to 931; the New Three per Cents., at 921 to 931; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures of last year, at 941; the Scrip of the New Indian Loan at 931 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 235. to 261. prem. The old Turkish Six per Cents. continue in great demand, and have risen to 72 to 73. The New Loan hes advanoed to 69 to 60. Mexican, Per (Whin, Spanish, Portuguese, and Sardinian Bonds are all inquired for and firm. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 914, ex div. ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 901 (exchange, 28f.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account., 184, 181,18; Peruvian Uribar ren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 781, 78; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 66; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 74, ex div. (exchange 45.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 43; Russian Five per Cents., 104/ Sardinian Five per Ceuta, for ;mount, 814, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 291, 291 ; ditto Passive Bonds, 8 ; Turkish Six per Cents.,lBs4, 704; ditto, for account (June 16), 714, 71, 721, 72; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 69. FIVE MINUTES PAST Two O'CLOCK. P.S.—The fall in Consols hu unfortunately af fected Turkish stocks, which now exhibit a tendency to reaction. Twenty minutes after the official opening of the Paris Bourse to-day, awarding to Mr. Renter'. telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents. were quotcd OM. BSc., ex div., for the ac count, being an improvement of I per cent. com pared with the last price of yesterday. TPENTY MINUTE@ TO THREE O'CLOCK. Console are still quoted 92 to 4, ex die., for the Bth of July. The demand for money in the discount market yes terday was rather brisk, but the terms for the best two months paper did not exceed 21 to 21 per cent. Bills having only a few weeks to run could be nego- tiated even at 2k per cent. The discount department at the Bank was very idle. The Lombard-street discount homes have not altered their rates for loans. An instalment of 23 per cent. falls due on the Indian Loan on Tuesday next. Fifty per cent. will then remain to be paid. The transfer books for the undermentioned govern ment securities were closed yesterday until the 15th July, viz. :—Consobi, the New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., New Five per Cent. Annuities (1880), and Annuities (1880). The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 16,0001. The steamer Minna arrived on Thurs day from Bt. Petersburg, with 187,000 half im perials' worth 133,000&, of which 80,0001. was purchased yesterday for the Continent. Of the eleven Australian gold ships known to be on the way to England, several are now due. The Monarch has been out 101 days, with 171,4001.; the Chili 93 days, with 81,1001.; the Essex and Indian Queen, 90 days—the former with 68,1001., and the latter with 10.0001. Advises from the Pacific coast of Mexico mention that her Majesty's steamer Alert had left for Panama with 2,600,000 dolt, or say half a million sterling in silver. This large stn'ought to reach this country in the course of a few weeks. Owing to the increased demand for silver for ex portation to the East, the quotation has advanced to 621 d per ounce standard. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. The rates on Belgium and Hamburg were quoted rather better. Long paper on Paris, however, was more inquired for. The quotations are shown below: — in;;;;;;;;71ree months, 11.16 to ; ditto short, ILI/I to 134; Rotterdam, three months, 11.15 to ; Antster& m three months, 25.124 to 171 ; Rambaxg, marts months, 13.4 to ; Perla. three days ight, to 12 ; ditto, three months, 2.5.324 to 6 ; Frankfort-on. the- three months. 116* to I ; Petarsburg, per rouble, three months, 321 to ; 'Aeons, of 80. three months, 14.80 to 15.00 ; Trite* ditto, three tooothe, 14.80 to 16.00; Madrid, three mon th s, 49 to ; Cad's, thres months, 494 to I ; Leghorn, three months, 29.90 to 30.10 ; Naos, three months, 26.70 to 6; Naples, three months, 401 to I; Palermo, three months, 121 to 4; Messina, three =thal2ll to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 613 to I ; Oporto, 90 t. 6 i . . The Indian government local Five per Cent. Loan Notes are quoted Is. to le. 10d. prr rupee. The wheat market yesterday wu flat, at Monday's prices. Mr. Coleman, one of the official liquidators of the Northumberland and Durham District Bank, attended on Thursday before Vice-Cbanoellor Kinderaley, and obtained his sanction to the declaration of a further dividend of Ss. in the pound, which, we understand, will be made payable in the first week of July. An idea of the magnitude of the interests involved in this disastrous affair may be gathered from the fact that the dividend now declared will absorb about half a million sterling. A previous distribution of 6s. in the pound has already been effected. We are informed that the general liquidation is progressing favourably. The sale of the large property of Messrs. Hyde, Hodge, and Co., and James Hyde and Co., of Hon- duras, referred to yesterday, will take place at the Auction Mart on the 27th inst. A c►ll of 101. is to be paid on the shares in the Danube and Black Bea Railway and Kustendie Harbour Company by the Ist of August. An extra ordinary meeting of the shareholders is called for the 7th of July, to confirm the resolutions adopted at the meeting o the sth ult. The ordinary 51. shares, fully paid, in the Royal Swedish Railway Company—one of John Sadleir's victims—were officially marked in the Stock Ex change to-day 2s. 6d. per share. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 878/. 1 . . At the Commercial l)ock Company's meeting yes terday a half-yearly dividend of 21. 10r. per cent. was declared. Policy-holders and other creditors of the Bea Pi.• and Life Assurance Company are required to prove their claims by the 23rd inst. before the Master in Chancery, who proposes on the 30th to make a division of the funds. An extraordinary meeting of the European Cu Company is called for the 29th lout., to maim the resolutions adopted on the 13th ult., which authorise the registration of the company with limited liability, and the division of the 201. shares into str.res of 10/. each. The return of the Bank of Enpland for the week ending Wednesday, June 8, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Ctectelatton issue Circulation active 21,13t,815 lacrosse 41 990 Public deposits Other deposits Ouvernmst seettribee in beelneddePertmat • • • • 11,281,876 No change Other securities in banking depernosnt 19,019,912 Decrease 167,028 Cele and bunion depar la bothtment. Seven day sad other bills 748,614 Demean 35,191 The Bost NOM fa reserve ... Teal reserve (nobs h . org) bemichog department 11,298,642 Intense 151401 The tendency of the Bank accounts is mil favourable. The movement in the private &paler is quite neutralised by that in the Treasury dopes* and, as the securities continue to decline, the reserve still increases. The coin and bullion now amount. in round numbers, to eighteen millions. The Gazette statement of the movement of tie precious metals for the week ending Wednesday Mg gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold 913,6831. ; exports of gold, 878,1641. ; imports er silver, 243,7771.; exports of silver, 397,7821. The Hero has arrived from China with 644,40011 m. of tea. IlkIL 01 ZSGLAWD.—Ass Al NI The. U. tor au motasso os 1 , 101 oar, 131.74000 NOW iMed rp Wi ',Omani to the Aet TU. eat JOU /I, ISOfi. Debt /MAW, °Um docurltloo Gold 0010 sod bollioo 1T.M.10 811v¢ Bullfm 11.741.890) AMJCIPS hopetaw. l4.l.ise IMARTII.M. .._ . . ...mai .../.34,8AnD0 1 03•1111Zoint gicaritles M u . i,;:;,...;.•_,•,,,.... 3.1dr.167 i Waded. Dead fifth( henoltrl 111.111.17f ~: =- -7 ,:x., ,, rat - Other Beceritto oi ttot b 4l . h e a. .., --, ,.., a . m. , r6 7 2 I f Oold ow: eater Oath— ""4"1 114.167 42 Offia diklutd oiiiatille . ted,tl4 Atm As. - eio 1 Jaw 0, lag. E 41.4111.4111 CIIIO Omikr. —.------. --- The amount of 61 ecie engaged for Bombay by the Indus ' which will leave on the 12th , i s only 114,6201.. all silver, except 6,7601. in gold. FRIDAY ZYZIIIIIO. . Commis, which closed yesterday at 93t to j ter the Bth July, opened this morning at 931 to I, mai closed at 931 to 94, or equal to 921 to 1 ex the din. deed, which will be deducted from the quotation to morrow. For money the price was the same as foe the account. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93t, 94, 932, 4 931, 9 94, 93.1; ditto, for account Bth July), 931., 3 .1, 94 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 21, $, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 921, I, Bank Stock, 2191; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, Woad in 1858, 941; the scrip of the New Loan, 931 93t. Some time after the close of the Stock Exchange 94 wu currently bid for Consols. In the foreign stock market, the chief inquiries were for the Old Turkish Six per Cents., which have again risen 1 per cent., closing at 70 to 71. The New Loan has improved to 68 to i Mexican Bonds, to 18 to ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., to 291 to 1. Other foreign stocks, including Venezuelan. were very firm. Sardinian was quoted 79 to 81. In the market for bank shares to-day the prin cipal inquiries were for London Joint Stock, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, and Union of London. 'Western Bank of London were dealt in at 32j to t. In mincellaneons shares there was no alteration worthy of notice. Eut and West India Dock stock was marked 121}, and St. Katharine Dock, 84. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds fell 2 to 3 per cent. to-day, closing at 88 to 87. The late important advance hu led to realisations. Colonial Government Bonds were in demand to day, and firm. Victoria Government Bonds rose !, per oent. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cl.ocit. In the Stock Exchange to-day genenry the aim actions have been upon a very limited scale, without fluctuation in prices. West Camden shares are officially marked 110, ex div. Shares have changed hands in East Basset, Wheal Trelawney, West Franceu, and Lady Bertha. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is an almost complete absence of business. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market: The business of the week has been larger, although still comparatively 110100. Copper continues heavy, but no changes are made in prices of either English or foreign. Iron is unaltered. Foreign tin continues high, bat few buyers come forward fur my description. Stetter has Im proved In price since the commonoemett of the work, and a good many sales are reported. Leal is a shade flatter. Ma plate. find but moderate inquiry. At a meetioa of adventurers in tibial Hemet, held oo the Ith fat, a dividend of 61. per share was do land. Round lidl Mine aid yesterday 30 tom of lead ore at Ut. 10a Si per too. Treirrasba Moe sold ytaterday 6 loos of lea.d ore at 27t. lk per tea, sod 6 too• at la. 16.. per too. derloholders in the N. unmade Company arc required to eseheine their mini:Yee for dares to the Newt Oramed. rompaoy (Limited) kir tee Let Rivet. THE UNITED STATES. Th• Weser arrived at Southampton yesterday on her way to Bremen. She left New York on the 28th. The Weser brought 170 passengers, and 80,000 dollars in sweie. She spoke the Hammoni‘ outward bound ; also the ship Oden, and the barque Coriola. LORD NALMMIEURI AND THE WAR. The following are extracts from a despatch of Lord Malmeabury's, dated Jan. 12, printed with **various papers just presented to parliament Lord Kahoesbury says:—" It appears, indeed, to bee Majesty's government that the existing ill-feeling between the two trope/fa nouns bas its origin not so much in any real and patent eau•e of disagreement, as in mutual distrust of cub other's views and Intentions, and the consequent disposition to give en unfavourable construction to every measure to which either party may have re courses. There are no questions of territorial claim or occopatiov, none of commercial injury, or of disregarded rights, which can be alleged on either aide as juatlfy log the sr.l4isess and reserve, not to ray suspicious irritability, which &erect rt Ise their present intsrcourse. Yet it appears to her blajsaty's government that neither party evinces a sincere disposition to come to a frank understanding with the other, or to make sny sacrificers, however unimportant, to bring about es desirable a result." "Her Majesty's government therefore dealer, your lord ship, while them is yet time, to place before the imperial ocean some considerations which they hope may not be with out foduence at the present crisis. " • " It is impossible to deny that s war once begun in Italy would soon assume the character of a revolutionary contest; and no human bresight can perceive what results would remain to Europe whir, after a long and desperate contest, the combatants bad sunk from exhaustion Into peace. Such • war, however begun at first, would soon be adopted as one of dynasties and opinions, in which exiled pretenders, and every class of political theorist, would see the possible re•il estian of their wishes. "It cannot be predicted that Franco would be a gainer from such a state of things. On the contrary it is probable that she would be fa from finding her account in it. But it ia certain that Austria, even if she were to come out of the contest triumphant, would stiffer to an irreparable extent in all ►ee material interests." " Thu public opinion in England has a natural tend.•cy to sympathise with Italian nationalities, but her Majewty's government believe that those sympathies would not b. aroused to any active form against Austria, unless Austria put herself patently in the wrong, and either became an 'g ored.. u or gave France or Sardinia a fair excuse for teen- Meg a war." LAW INTELLIMINCE. (71118 DAY.) WORT OF QUEEN% BENCH, S attop la Banco.—(Holoro Lord Caaapbel, Mr, J 111 4 ,3 Ma, sad Mr. Justice Hill ) worrovari, APPILLANT-PZIKINS, IIZSTONDINT. This con cum bekos the met (ram the midstream of Bath, and the question to be determined was whether under ' the &ecumenism stated her Majesty's carriages were liable for temptke It would mem that in December leatMes. Grove, the wife of Major Grove, equerry to her Mejeaty, was taking an airing is one of her Majnoy'e carriages in the vicinity of Bath. At the toll gate kept by the respondent, toll woe demanded, end It was refused on the ground that the carriage, although sot at the time is the actual au of her Majesty, was in the nee of the wife of one of her Mrjesty's mervanta, with the full percension of her Mejeety. It we Busted, that, at the time, the Major batsmen wee actually in London. Toe Attorney-General appeared for the appellant, who has been for 16 years is the serMr of her Majerty as coachman. Mr. We kin woe for the reepondeet. Mr. Williams' contention was that the payment of toll. wee a pummel liebitiry, and did not attach to the ownership of good.. It would bo an &bun of the prerogative of the crown to supine that the royal carriages when in the an of poisons not in atteedance on the Queen, and at as gnat • diet roes from royalty as we here implied were to enjoy Wl oarlock from the law of the lend. The court decided that the me of the csrenge disclosed by the die amounted to an actual as of It by her M.jeety, and that the royal prerogative applied. No doubt cam might occur where the prerogative might be abused, bat Mu the omit would decide upon the individual merits. Without prejudice then to each came, the judgment must b for the appellant. THE POLICE COURTS. (TED DAT.) WORSHIP-STREET. CREEL ROBBERY. JoAn Merritt, e irpO;ete 7 looking Mao, recently out et pi 'non from a sentence of twelve months for burglory,was charged before Idr. D'Eyncoort with steeling a remote contsieing gold and silver, from the peels= of an aged lady named Brit iw, mident at Walworte. B ine. 181 H, sold that yesterday morning he saw the i•oner and another men rush out of George-yerd, White chapel, into anciiher notorious localliy, with a bleak retleele in hot hand. lie followed them, suspecting that a had been committed, and then hosed mita of distre r :e b , b = "St"p thief." Boils men, however, escaped, end witness' f and an old lady bleeding front the hands, en d greatly =- handed, in Whiiechspel, who pointed to the path the pri soner had been seen to take, exclaiming " Two min have robbed me of my beg end money." Herds, 81 H, minted that he last night root the prisoner in mad apprehendel him from desetiptlon, after e sheep reeireateel, in the course of which he ran into a public-bouts. The lady bad not been able to identify the rieoner, being to ill from the effects of the outrage com mitted on her as to b. sash's to leave her bed. She seated Ilya the this... 4. le their resolve to id bar property, drowned bet useerel yards on the payment, srlactioi bee hands co the moves. Kr. D'iyalt mit irked the perower what he wished to say la mower to the ober" awl the fellow replied, lam mot irePty; there's always envy where there le merit." Ks was remarried. A 1. Dewn will be sung to-morrow in all the Aurelio et Franco on the oomelon of the Tictroy et Megesta. A letter from Berlin of the 7th says :—" Biros de Bermstoeff, the Trumien In London, his be.. sent for by telegraph. It is stated that attempts are to he made, in concert with England, to re-eetableh pram In Italy, and in cam of negodatinne felling, diet England sad Prussia will cme to sn anderdandiog as to the limits be yond which the European equilibrium world be coaddand menaced." LORD CRAMBCII.4IPeR OFFICE, 'thy Z.—Notice herby 'iv. n, that her hi.joty will hold a Drawing Room at et, James's Pala*, as Saturday, Ilth Jaw wit, at two o'cloak.—Getetts. --• ----- CONFIRMATION 01' THIE BISHOP OF BANGOIL. TAM DAY.—At 10 o'clock this looming the Vie sr-General of the province of Conlerbury of rec•ivrd Dr. J. C. Campbell, dm new Bialtop of Bangor, at the Colima of Ad vocating in Doctors' COO111)0011, sad the usual form.htiee ants tho recoption of documents war prccreded wilb. Tim biabop and officials then prmerded to Bow church. wheat prayers having been read by 'be Rom. Mr. Pd. Vise, the vicar, Dr. Tarim ordered the schedules to be read, and Mr. Barber, la ea aninaing atyle, called upon any who ebjectrd to Dr. C.unphell eon» ! 'roused aid Mats his objecsiosm. If say one had so come forward ha would have been guilty of as eccleolanical offence, and have been liable to a writ of premuniie, so 'bat it Is not to be marvelled st that Mr. Berber'. prochitna lon was fsllowed by a dead silence. Tho bishop-sleet dammed towards lba vicar- Imneral, sad kneeling down before him, took the usual oaths The vicar-general then cratraitted to hiss 'he ecclogiarioal we of the {Boma. of Bscgor wi'h all li. rights, dignities bas are, ',civil. gm, and *ppm trnaco s. The coneecratioa of the bishop will take place is Westminator Abbey on Teen day seek CRYSTAL PALACE.. ONO SHILLING DAY.s.s FRIDAY, Join 10. Admissions on mama, 2,116 ; Mee, by seem tickets, MO. Total visitors, 2,626, Oka - Ant Ouseall— -141•I taaltanolarli. • Ow. a* SLIM ud.. I 111 Do. 111r4 Clue 'WA" - 1 7 icilf778;f0o=d woos North= Do. D. 2140. fh. booth. sad Want (Doi Chad Wortwo. Do.dionefalhiddiCifoi: toodrus and Do. Thirds . . Do Now Thirds sod raddes London ao Do. Wog d Min aka r ii t a t i Vra %jai sbe..suarmar. : 41;Mou :osert .wm = 4ol..iii Chetlis 6 "" t= l"4 eSe. serauioilWaiirea: • .... itoth i lL sok : I Nora Wig.= 'Wog, Won.. I Weiler Iloosiods 86:411414.111.41;sidaiilia s trb ab littt Woks SoolliTortyli. I Moor D Miro. Watiotasa. Oa— rrand Doellagloa" Duo UN Trolfloatb. Waluctord awl Molds When" Do. New.. ..... ... N's. NA ausL Ocie.. lar.4 leall.Jaeatt•l. Oloanualllavisslio. lan" sblp lUmitaii ltadias aed A. Tel .1•4.Di5r1ietT.4.1.1..) r~ ora. Pr.lt Cr iiiiii . 4 .a.laJloil CAW ikt. da ...as aver la•411111e 'eft. II OrlsaJles. :Ant r.diai ._ . ow. jr r Itea am.; ira %MO Am lambs goat Atiskilia god ti aVV=el 14%104W:41. tart ei to, m ea to ;; 11 44 8 1: 4 4 It .4: . 7 7N -. .. . 6' I 9 U H 11 pi 741 lit I 2dk M 11, It ft ' II II a II 0 COMMERCIAL AND MAREBTE. TALLOW MARSItT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is stmiy. Town tallow is quoted 535. set cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, Me.; July, 565.; August end September, 66e. Bd.; October to Desewe her. 665. lianuar Armuotts.—Town tallow, ; fat by ditto, 2e. 100. , yellow Russian, 66e 6d.; melted Mat, 42e.; rough ditto, 26a. Bd. ; tallow grooves, 15s. ; pod dregs, 74. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) bilsears. Davis and Co. report as follows:—Trade still remains very dull. Good first cut clovers in demand. Prime meadow bay, 72a. to 78a. ; superior ditto, 80.. to 80. ; Inferior ditto, 50.. to 80.. ; rowels, 60e. to 704.; clover, old, 965. to 110.. ; ditto, second cot, 84s. to 96e. ; straw, 245. 44 28s. COVENT-GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Grapes, thoueb now oomparatividy plentiful, still radios good price. Strawberries, from the open ground mations to make their appearasce. Pine apples maintain former prime. French cherries may stll be obtained. They are, Lowever,lery inferior to those of English growth. Oranges Molt 3s. Id. and 10s. per 100. Nuts of all kinds continue to realise fair prices. Cabb sires and French beans are plentiful. Rhubarb, asparagna, and made, may still be had. Green pewits's% bora carrots, sad globe artichokes may also be obtained. Cauliflowers fetch from 4. to 6e. per dozen. New potatoes unties from 12e. tt 20s. per cwt. Cucumbers &hoodoo. Cut dowers (Wady consist of orchids, gardenias, helio tropes. lily of the valley, violets, mignonette, heaths, and MOM FRUIT. Tte• Rpow. re , lb.. I. to Ong., per lb 4. to Fr Strawborrior, per IA, toe G. Motor , . 4Oti. 4 1. b• 11 Peach.* sod Nectarine. Pe dim, 150 to 3n rimer dot., in to if tamie.. [crib . 3.1441 Aories. per dexes, et to 11 Fan, pea dos., Gs to U. .[ewi.K. por d05.,11166 by OMR.. Peel° 6.10104 Lemons, Kr d0x.,12 lob 60 Cobs, per 16. 1s 3J W 1.4 Gd VEGILT, OwMowers. per dos.. to to to I Orem Pros. per gust. thaw. p.. 105. bunch., Is to Is &I Cabbage, do.. Is GI to es 6.1 It/ I Zr P l' gto b tr. l :9 " " Bas. p pos.. le to Is (kI suet..Poatoes p too. 90s to 100 e per bat. Is to is per rort , 6• no.. t.er lb, &I tots °vests. pee womb. Is Turnips. par bunch. 91 to Is I eplasca. p. stare.ls ed to 'A IILI:d. Co.. mote's, trr d0z..26 to 6. Totn.aLs. per dos.. 1. to Is Arts cbokr, per dos.. 44 to 4. book per d05..1.1341 to lb r c:,,,F. r. lAndle. le to la 01 Fballotn, pde lb., lid told Guile. par lb.. tld to 6.1 Lettuces, cab., per atore.l4 to bed Endlre. per %core. It to 14 64 llor, Rdltsh, p. to., It 4 4 sod. t Mud:rooms. O. poll, Od to 1 . 44 Yassisy , per l' b. slbra. 2.. t. Is 8...w0ry. w 4d Tus COMET Or 1839.—This new comet, diw covered by M. Tempi at Vkalt , , about the beginniog of April last, has been observed at Rome by Fritter Smell, and at Patio by M. V. Von Villarsteau. It has been rapidly approeching the eon, and but a few elays ego was only • r ot 8,000,000 of leagues front it. SLOW the 29th ult.. however. it boo began to recede at the rate of 2,000,000 leagues in twenty-fuer bouts, or twenty-four leagues pee emend, being a velocity at least 200 tames greater then that of a censmorbalt. Thu velocity is, indeed, grad...ally tag; neverthelem, enough of it remains to carry the cornet to& distant er of :16,000,000 of leagues from the tun. A• 63 the dittanree of the comet from the earth, Its Emmet sp. wom b. which occurred on the 24th of April, was to within '8,000,000 of Impose. At present its distance is about 42,000,00 0 , salt by the 30th of the present month It will be 49,000,000 of kegs's distant from our globe—Atheneum A VICIOUS 110113 E.—A most distressiog accident occurred in the parish of Liveutere last week, when a mess named Chivies Cbittock, in the set vice of Mr. Cooke, fanner, wee attacked and mortally wounded by 000 of his master'. bored The peer man wart engaged in cleaning the anima, an excemevely videos one, in the stable, when it wee tied by a halter, when it aeisrd him by the left arm, a little below the shoulder j tut, and bit him in a fretful manner, revering the artery and dragging& large portion of muse'. through one of the external 'remade, when it protruded. The brute then knocked him down, and kneeling on him bit him severely in the thigh. betides wounding his hoed and other parts of his body. There being no assistance within cell. the poor fellow would have been still more mantled, notwithstanding that the home was tied, if he had nit hod the presence d 'Mud to mice the animal's tongue, and thus pro, at it from ming its teeth again before he got not rat mob. H. wee ennveyei the same evening to the Suffolk Genesi Raw pica, when every means were promptly taken to alleviate Lis sufferings, but the prostates( from the loss of blood mat the chock to the Dermot fleet, rendered amputation of the arm en arlviamble, sod, elthomh ite vast oeusultations had been belt, it has been found Impoerible to pre vent the fate& terrninati an of the esee, lake it it feared, comnot h e losOf deferred. no extensive gramme has taken pirce.—Nor folk Cherookk. 1 'MI