The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Bruits& took the choir et • smarter pest 12 o'clock. MST INDIA LOAN BILL. Sir N. WILLOCOBBY 'eked the Chancellor of the Birdmen whs. thisbill would be Lrought forward for reoand __---.—.— . The CHANCELLOR of Ur EXCHEQUER could not ley. There would be no raerstag Mill, on Monday, end ea the ereelne would be directed to Lord lileho's motion, he dd not think the bill would be tells then. 30113AT6 FUND PP/if:4'li IAT I N) BILL. On the nodes nte the sec jidsno4lBl, Sir H. WILLOUGHBY teem ettestion to the feet that the feadrd &hi led facmeed eines NU hoe This arMii I^om u ina;ual toadies of Rachtequer Bit.. and he costeniled that suck operations Mould ant be effected in future without the = Moms meat of parlimant. He 'MAW le ask the c canoe of the Earbespow whither in the .at erosion be matented soy &Reredos cif the lea is conformity with t recommendations of the adeet recrunittse open petite amiss. The hes. baronet ad verted at sense length to muse bygone truneactions, I. which the Chastener of the Eschequer of the day sold swings bask Mock as • large =crake re order to sustain the Emblem Bill market. The stack was bonito at a high and .old m a feer price, std it was their del to impoee some check upon the Tressary so as to _greyest such ruttiest' stock robbery emestione in future. He was afraid oar eystam of dames meted apes • very hollow buds. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER agreed miry mach with the hos. baronet that the roasseement of the gab& monies arse is • slate of iscougruity, and regaled emendmest. It would be his duty to study the report of the Public Monies Committee, mid to prepare sock measures handed upon it as he might demo espedient and alvieshits. The perms at the lames =miner were larger than they seed as sad unlit isbe breught within more loveliest hounds. He add lot Mkt into Cie Exchequer 11.11 transactions, beams be Wag not UM lilt' wish the facts, but Mrs he agveed with the bee. ben. that better provaina ought Ix be NW, by 14w to briar such operations under the super slides ef reZli•Milat. He could sot gin any positive pledges grr god swim • bat Mk he mold state, that be was maims to letielese es the subject. sad be hopyd if he remained Is ease N be In • paiiiiita at so distant paned to place lbw sr Sera spas a Is more siiiitartory kat*/ thus dry assil at pater, (New. hew.) boU sies then mad m» owl TM rapist al dm aciamittimi al ways aad mesas was brasebt .p aad *awed is bTAMP DUTIES BILL. This bill was POW l throuelt esolomittoo. rAbi.6 AND . I:ROVIDENT EOCIETIBB BILL This WI um read a Oki rine ma yelps!. MILITIA LAW 411111/JIDII/11T DILL. Thu L - 411 w wad did Mao nigt pr. d. MILITIA PAY BILL. nip bal war nod a seused UM. RESERVE VOLII/1111111_ roux OF SEAMEN BILL. Os the oridianatiss of tiia Wl as retried, e J. PAITOM rid be woe afraid as wows of this *Wan meld ewe betwerafel autil die articles of war were ...lonic. PAGET .M a revoke of lba article' had been end was moor undue dr scumaidismion of tho Bawd of Ad- 1 - aiiu was lbw smosiassi ss anseisd, Gs wen also tbe i Horde, di —Tb. Oddedidi d Idlls Act Anatedmeat. Pc 'rive Idado, (Nymed it Did), sad tie Wooed, , id Illelmitt . Bild. Buu Coaaeetm.—TM Mons Pig% ComoPt Pram• tier Preves••• Ad (111) Oestimm• (for • yeti). Imams' Sale alesess. Sunk Ifeegion R•lieisekid Jon•Solea CReiree Ceolauel l st ts in alem•W 1•7; pored time' reamitios. Truan gIiDISGS.—Tbe AWL Peiet, Temper Ace. Oessia••••• • Seufeed Dfvlime, Rath Wilelsin Immures (BMA fad tae 111•21•1 Ads Amami mai Mk. were Puri • Mrd tared prat 11.7110PRAN TROOPS (MLA) BILL. T. WWI% la Os auses• esubag of idle bA,r.Y que Prerflre J dhe ladle lead levaki, to com missar is Ur M. Nabs • leramints• ebe Mar es is gab }me ef fik• Saregur Weis es Nevin la Wk. A TM IM • emod Sae. TM bane fin ediemeani r 211 Eisuiii to 3 skim& JILICTION C0MM1771111.9.—(7H1s DAY.) PRISTON. The committee reassembled this mereiag et 11 earth. - Jon Lana ettoodan—Votrd for Orrattll at the In thetios. Wan la • non( t,f atcut thintoc forty of Ofta• twavanro ctn. noon at In non Lwa, whore tAtry drrn .. inch wt they 1ik0..1 to con kw. No wo w called opts to 'toy. The lin marred at otharytatkc-booms. No Inner woo in—* on all drialdah. P Blachlodoo pro seetimay. L. Pony oanind—Votod kw Otonall enall haft Mu lc day for Oar days; ho did sothin far it. Got h at tireafrll's coamaitlao non. Snell also pis kill 20• is iho intim' day, ..lii it mum wino. By Mr. Phi.., Q C.—Saw a gi4 many other p op!, is It. • day. KIYO3TON•CPON•HULL. TM asesesittilainh; isu;;snic - arTLZII;d their iwystry with rewrite the .. pesitios an en return of Mr. Hewn Tin commies are Mr. C. W. G. Psilw (ebairwns), Mr A. Agnew, Bert, Sir M. T. Fergabar, Ban, Wain Y. I tiensile, awl Lord Naas. Mr. herjeast Pigott, Mr. &dwell, Q C. , sad Mr. I ens appeared for the petitioner.: rad Mr. Nage, (LM. Furey* and Mr. Cook* tor the Ditties anew. Mr. &rims* Pigott, is opting the ewe, eNd the petition was permeated on toe crowd of bribery end arnsplioe. A nensision reported to the lanai in 1653 tin fie option wind to s law extent in the haunch, sod it Will esirted. The bribery weeplained of was that et the cogntrable eteplor went of wrens w rumen, 4N9 parsons were employed is that capacity, sod 310 I thew were voters that bring the exert asepeny that Mr. Hoar* wiled one his opposent. Ball bad • constituency of shout 5,000, sad et the lest election Masers. Hew sod Lewis csursend ender one nand beaver. The ....bore polled were, for Cley 2,443, Howe 2,200, Lewis 1059 The loused r snarl west over several isetrose in which rwasen wen employed for nominal mentors, had antouget them was fit et ea old saw 110 yaw .f or. The roamer were, be wid9, taken is the lint lantern to Mr. itannievr, ambrosia of Mr. gesenl entatelsres who took thew tomes down, sad loW them it woe all right. A Mr. Porde, whose brother was vivisected with tbe Making firm of Hoare end Co., ..end Mr. Bannister tri ihet traesection. tranvia South Jetta , o, d kitatakeeper. eaasa•ael by It.dwelt-11.t ble. Banos, and asked him to pt klm (•.IC' r) plead an the •,.t t rusoers. Mr. Bannister to id Iran be Wu! , work hard. and tato.. promised to da el i• ble power. Witeorpn mood to vote foe Howe, and Ban nister tos 16 a riots Gf it. Mr. Bannister told eons the he would ha paid at tLe Bull lon on Saturday eight. Mr. Bannister wits not .hart•. on the Saturday, but be saw him on the Monday at the Ball Ins, whits he S ae him • letter to lb. Gawp Ins. Where yore tte tester to • tbin psrla•ws, who paid hind 10s. Id. The tmy thin, be did ism to every • iota •ad crushes • little. Whew voted for Hanes. BIVERLEY. Tho ommittec rtmemalld due morning at the meal hoer A Tatar of the pawed Parrott ma exasainad, and ft atr ;wed that 41. was, paid to bun for among from :Smear te mate. WIMMAS, a musician, w,. called to prove that he received 21. He eat too drape, he mil I, shot be woe not ebb, to vote. Mr. Riede bar*, crammed on the trident Mr. Pirkericg addrreard the committee on behalf of the letting narintaer, emteaded that no case of bribery had bays mat•r rat, mit that the gab:race ea to 'seating we, not batfbciest. HUDDERSFIRLD. The inquiry w coatiased this nianiasg. The Great Eastern is now eirtual:y finished, end will la s few days ten the Thaws. The labours of the Royal Recruiting Commission are drawing to a does, ►.aes our lest swine. They hay* ozonised Colour! Edward &Ewes. commanding the depot at Parkhurst; Colonel Edward Moore, who was for 41 rem is the ll , h Waimea' ; heel Edward C. Hod" beafrsaY•onlourd f the 4.h Dragvaa Guards; sad Colonel Gilmer, of the cavalry depot at Cum:bare. • • The time is now at hand (August &ad September) ghost which railway ettdt ate hare generally weaned la mat arkberr. Railway rt.topealer will tot, therefore, hi eirplrared d Ire (lierepatA) r, mind them of tt, sod rear tared than to taperer oft their tale end enta if potable r Ocresed ram We (Herald) an enabled to state that there is not Ibe aligant &Ananias le the sta.ennat put f o rw a rd by a ken church paper, roe IM Ifebnp of Euler later. r.. Jiving Is Whop is. Hie hatiohip. who is P 4 ye ue of or, ie r perm, aeon,, ref Ms lowly her Jiacherging aim Are r a NOON resileriot7 of Durham os.rdrol. PRESLWTAT lON TO TIIK Cot NTOOO4 OF BIIAFTILS. ay.—TM Cowen of Illhaftorwry will be preentel tab tenni nib a bur of Mr ►urnaed, M. inn la inert le. by Kean the ninon Penner Tee weir of the snft u ow. based by the known'', Int p , I. th. peorstater of lbe tan oparetina M lbe Bank of Engird, r se whirriodo est .4 dr wrier of tho sotr earl. The ornery tetra plant la In rna-bade Hall of this city . ihmarAtate• Ibrommtr of tne Ley. 1.001.011 iteruc Rou.Ant.—The Governor r.npaey tbe beak at Ea ,i.a ►.v prow atoll th • a • SW. NI lar betpoe, tan,uph Hue. the s 1. bhp,. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1859. TEE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) 1101:1TIVali. BINDINGS NOT ILIGTINCIA, Emma Lloyd, a very reapectable-looking youn c Llei d an, • dressmaker, was breoe,ht before Mr. Burchrim, with aresPng a velueble gold brooch, the property of harem Wolie, a lady realdles in Theobald- a rre s t, N ew B eat-ree d , ruler the following singular circoniatintcei The proescuum, a widow Lady, said that in Jane end July last she employed the priaoner to work ia boo home as • dress-maker, and haying received an excellent character as to her respectability and honesty, she treated her more like • friend than a workwornan. About the middle of July oho placed • very valuable gold ring in • bex on a sideboard in the prig s premium, sal at the time the latter made sn observation at out its beauty. A few dsy• afterwarda ehe went t i the box and was surprivel at finding the ring wee gone. She mentioned the circumstance to the pri•oner, but had not the least suspicion that she knew anything of It. She (the pawner) left her a few days afterwards, end ohs say nothing more of her aril Friday evosiag, when wittiest, met her in the B o r oug h an d perceived the /sham nng on her eager. She told her that it wee bur dag, The prisoner at first said she most be mistaken as it was her own, but atterwarda she raid that abe had picked it up la the street. A constable came up at the time and took OS, into coo° iy. In answer to the charge the prisoner said site really did pick up the ring , but she never heard the peo.xntviz ask for it, therefore she thought se she had found it, it would be so harm to keep it. Mr. Burrhuu, after hearing the evidence, told the prisoner that se fibs had barna a good character he should not deal wilt bee es &taloa, but he hoped the lenkocy ha was about to show her would be a oau.ion to her and olhers not to appropriate to themselves property they might find, tsps tdally they karnit the loess. She must be imprisoned for one month. Ftage.—(Tate DeT).—This morning, between the hours of 12 and l o'clock a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Pettigrew, who:seals freenmeger, No. 181, Whitechapel med. It wits subdued, but sot till a miesiderable amount of praparty had been destroyed. Tho property was insured. — Auto bee firs meurred at the Bask of British North Americo, No. 7, Saint Helm's-plate, Bialhopegats-street, but owing to the timely arrival of the drams, it was conlised to the bete mont. DULA DTUL ACCIDMIT FROM FILL—Mile Dalt.) tnimga frightful melba& asseensd be JalisCeasor, owed itht yew" molding in Tsoberstrist. She wes otiedieg oft the tender t o ;each eanotifagell the wantoisholf, whoa her apron . walled by the triad trim the door *galas. the bars ot tbs grate, and she became saysli la lamas. Her aim won toonght assiatance, sad the Lana mom exdaguishoL She cis lame tia.ofy token to Gay's Hospital, tat not the otlybtest hope Is .abstained of bow memory. Yesterday, at Cheater assizes, William Roberts Maurice, boater's shirk, less found guilty of mailing a bag ona•aisiag GOOF. tam the beak of Memo. Cep a, Company, of Foot:wog. _ 'Etta CaDIMAS' TaaoaDr.—For some time after the retturu of Jame, Mies Dibble, to the gaol he continued in a Fielder state to that in which he was when removed from the court—medical mid being, of course, afforded, • the officers of the prison continued to sr .an him that be had been sainitted by the jary. Upon his removal from the Shire Hall in the prison was, a large number of perms. followed the vehicle M its destination, or lined the streets through which It had to peas; ben, after the /Mat shout on the delivery of the verdict by the jay, thare we. no expression of p .polar foiling. The ex. elennen* which she trial ocomionmi in the city was almost re mediable ; and dm eargerneas of all dames to form a part of the entbanes at the trial unusually cos. - piteous. This edger s= eve neither ceased to the working classes nor to the tesMesta of thecity. People came together from a district entering over many miles; and on every day of the trial India. well .nd hoilumably dressed, an d holding bouquets of may choice flowers, wire waiting for boors in the enf lamed rwridors of the hid. all ander the care of gentlemen • eneeblerable county distiortice. The patience and per rem stns which all these displeyed to hear the trial were worthy of a better mum. As the differed mail. and vehi cles paned through the country dia•ricta from the city, the Admen owns et every rage interrogated a. to the promote of the trial. The same eagerness for information wa• dis played throughout the &di-Aping counties, sad is the mans 1m ming and mining diorkta of the meet taidlsada, Ba rbadian B.rolingbasn and South Staffordshire. loom wee aided by his brother, I. Staffordshire in procarieg the legal amistsace which be experientad on his trial. By the mem aid It is anderou id that be will at once proceed either le the Uultri States or to Anetralls.—Maisehrsfer Irerliatr. MS. BRRNAL OSSOINE AND THE DOM Meaux* MAWS Sway AOIIOtIATIONI.—Aa address hewing been recently premised by the members of Ms Mims measistlen te the representatives of Dover in the lest par- Damn; Mr. Bernal Oabonie and Sir William Rowell, the. Dame Chronicle pnblimites the following reply from Mr. Oektersit .—"June 17. MlN.—Sir, I have duly re ceived the aretimenial of regard and confidence for weeded by odd Ireeloon and rkicton of Dover. Such as wspesmiern 44 sympathy is the more gratifying ham the anzeerows signatures of working men, wheat ben ben attached to that testimonial, ea it proves their Swedes to the mums of theme principles of reform sal papaw, which bass esperienoed (so kr as Dever I. Meleterweal) a temporary defeat to my dim:immature at tbe mend election. Eloping that on some future ormakm, the many independent freemen sod electors of Diver may be onabkd to return the man of their own choice and send manta, I eubmeribm myself, with warm thanks for peat sup port, your faithful and obliged, R A L OH 01190•!41.—Me. b. iggised?n, chaismas of the Working Men's Amociation, Dower' 11116 A 1111.111110.—Yesterday Messrs. Driver for 11111 third limo offend to public auction at the mart by order .1 the Court of Chancery, under the proreedioga for winding up th• affairs of this London and Bloom Booking Company, the freehold property lately belonging to Colonel Waugh, being the well known &sak es. Island Castle and estate, of about 760 saes, in the harbour of Poole, Duseishire with the e.ette, dwelling house., farm buildings, fre shwater lakes, penny and other worka clay and other annuls. Thu own of 46,6001. was the highest bid made, and ea this Court of Chancery had toed the reserve peke at 60,0001. to sale could be effected. The auctioneer stated that at a former sda 70,0001. had been bond _Ade bed, but they then wanted 100,0001. (.:EICILET.—THE ERITII CLUB V. THE CITY CHARL- Tosi St.—Os Thursday Net the return match came off at Enda, sad ewe eacellent play was exhibited. The Keith lest Instep was 106,115 e City Clisrlionians Mat Maims, 61; IM Keith nosed Imlay was 102, the City Charltobiane woad bath's 10, CA 4 'risk. ts to go down. Seven o'clock being the blur agreed upon fur drawing the rumps, the game was &dewed at ea sad, end tke Erith club, fur the Nth time, ware presonneed the remora. Tna Hsavart.—Hernest is now general all through the midland and swim the northern counties of Eng land, sad it is nearly masked in the south. As regards wheat, there is • prevalent notion that it is mush effected by tome blight, mid though somewhat enaggerated, it is not entirely without foundation. It was very evident 000 n after the wheat had blossomed, and appeared on the chaff in the shape of dark hoes or blotches penetrative deep into the ensue without any trace of mould, even of the common giaimpurison, which leo oitee gives • black tint to standing eels m damp weather without very materially &Stotts( the grain. The affection is in foot very wailer to cos white was very prevalent in Hungary last year. It arises, as we belksve, from heavy dew seta no upon the ear while the denim ire yet tender, and induriro a deluxe 0f cold which le *furious to them ia minsequence of its rapid evaperemon. Though some dinthintion of weight will doubtless attend on the premknt blight, there is clearly no CLUBS for general meessiume, but, as the contrary, the ;nudism in most *eta of Brushed nth probthly be above the average, provided the weather dor not take an nefavoureble turn sad encourage tbeitrowilt at mildew.—lgriculterral Gaunt. THE ALPACAS IN A UST RALIA.—The Sydney herni/49 Barad contains a Mittelllll4 tiMila of the pre. eeediase coaaseted with the removal and ultimate purchase by New South Waies of Mr. Ledger's flock of alpacas. Mr. Ledger bad received fur his services the slender reward dm sweetmeat as superintendent of sipseas—a somewhat amyl post. The satisfactory assurance is at Me muse time gtvea that the governmeet have no idea of entering Into magnifies with other wool growers, but merely intend to take Mugge of the Sock until it shall be autlimeetly numerous to he really woeful. We cannot help regarding the Wintry of this enter , prim—lavolving as it does au inunedilte outlay of 15,0001., a aims by no omens isootwiderabie to a colony—se creditable* the highest deems to the liberellty mid sagacity of the people sad Jegolstare. —Jeweling Mail. ULSTER RAILWAY CONRAN T.—The forty-sixth lisifissrly Kowa! lessilai d pmpetetore of this company see did on Wedenday, at Belfast; Mr. William Coates, &mimes edth.eeapcap, prlsldisst. The Chairman mooed the edeptko of the vegan, and that a dividend of 2.6 e. per AIM OS tie aelgiaal, sad 10e w per share on th e h.lf•etoree, beim et the ride of 6pm mat. p-r annum, be peyab'e on the del of Asionit, to emery eturenolder not in errear of call. Mr. Smith Mt lsad.) mean led the motion, which paned itlasheowly. The agreement, entered into •ith the Ban- bridge sal Ushers and Beirut Company and the Porte down, Dungannon, end Omagh Junction Company, were adopted. RAILWAY TRAFIrIC.—The traffic returns of rail way. in the United Kingdom for the week cadng Joly 30, amounted to 633,8101, and for the corresponding p riot of lest • year to 614,6301, .bowing en increase of 193801. The receipts co the eight r‘ilwaye having their termlet in the metropolis amounted for the wire ending aa above to 231,8461. ; end for the oorrempunding week et Ira year to 227,4721., 'hewing on increase of 4,2761. The hams, on the Great Walborn railway amometed to 1741. ; as tbs Greet Western, to 2631. . • we the books sod North Wawa to 2,7631. ; on the London, Brighton, and bash Caere, to 7411.; on th., Lulus sad South Waters, to U 61.; seed as the Booth Eart-re to 7001. ; tival, 4,660/. But trots this rout be deducted 6721. the decrease es the Keeton' Counties, end 12/. on the Landon sad Bleckerall, hewing the increase as shore 4,2761. The iszeipte on the otter lines In the United Kingdom amounted to 301,962/. • and for tAto c.oreeponding of 1866, to 217,1681., singeing an increiro of 14,8041. in the reeeipta d thou Ben: 'which mu.t be added to the W eser,* on the metropulitise liner, making the total thussot 19,1801. so compared with the aortsskondlas yolk of ISM. lA, A. MO IL log all 8111113 L 18241-71113 DA). Two o'CLoCi. The raßway @hare market to-day is firm at the improvemet which we established yesterday afternoon. York sad North Midl an d stook is rather better, at 7n to 741. London and North Western is quoted 94 to t ; Great Western, 59! to #; Midland, 1041 to t; Lanca shire and Yorkshire 961 to t ; Onset Northern, 101 to 102 ; and L o ndon and Bnth Western, 94 to 943. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are again better, the Old being (plated 21 to S prem., and the New, 2! to 2 ! prem. Grand T run k of Canada stock has advanced. The Indian &harem are de cidedly better. East Indian Railway stock is marked par. ORDIIIIIII7 MAIM' AMP IPTOOILIL Ilaisvais 7 1 == . I 161 61 1 1 W ts" 81: AL • I • re . "2;7;arr De. 111 pal. pile. 1.• o. d ree Armrd. 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IN IS US Spa ilmorkit list Pm& IN NO Ile 314.11•104140r.1pAL151 IN Ni NI Ps Ip. 0.4111 Nine IN Ni Do. 6p. s.lOBll IN N SO O Ds POI I a..UM FAL* IN 1 Scala 0 Deb. relmo. ISIS IN IN 110 erik. N. • vALAN.6OOI Iw sins I uoi OW 08 ITS 110 IS U g" Ii I is; 6 6 7 I II I I AO fig za Hir ;i -lt I; 2. eli 115 lee as el t: 11 U ad N!1 ii '4 II SI MONEY MABICE2.-7111a D 42. Two o'CLooi. The funds have received a fresh stimulus to-day from the continued rise on the Paris Bourse. The preparations for the smoothly settlement in Consols have also a favourable influence, the supply of stook being somewhat limited. Console are now quoted fto per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency is likewise favourable. Indian railway drams are in demand, and better. The first official price for the Three per Cent. Rentes at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, was 70.10 for the account, from which a relapse took place to 70. The latter quotation, how ever, is Sc. better than that of yesterday afternoon. Consols are officially marked 953 to 951 both for money and next Tuesday. The present quotation is 951 to f. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95f to f ; the New Three per Cents. M 951 to f ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, at 933 ; India Bonds, at 3s. dis. ; and Ex chequer Bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. Business in the foreign stock market has been limited, but general firmness prevails, and in several instance, prices retain an upward tendency. The prin cipal demand is for Turkish stocks, which have again advanced, the old Six per Cents. being:quoted 83 to 84, and the new 73 to 74. Peruvian, Russian, and Venezuela bond', amongst others, are enquired for. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103 f; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,for moonnt, 92f, 91f ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 701 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 44i; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for acct., 83, 82f, 84; do. Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 72f, 73f, 731 ; Venezuela New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 293; ditto New One per Cents., 151. HALF-PART TWO O'CLOCK. Consols have further improved e per cent., the quotation now being 951, " buyers," for money and next Tuesday. Inquiries for the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1868 are induced by the circumstance that the half yearly dividend falls due on the Ist prox. On the let September also falls due the half yearly dividend on the Anglo Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. Commencing with that date, an ag gregate of between 130,0001. and 140,0001. stock must be purchased under the half-yearly operation of the sinking fraud. The Star of Peace sailed from Sydney for London on the 3rd of June, with 40,000 sovereigns. The amount of specie brought from the West Indies and Mexico by the steamer Teviot is 647,6001., all silver, except 46,0001. in gold. Both bar silver and Mexican dollars will be reduced in price . by this arrival; the present nominal quota tion for the former is about 610. per ounce stan dard, and for the latter 601 d. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. Bills on Holland and Hamburg were quoted slightly more favourably for this country. The Austrian exchange, on the other hand, was rather lower. The quotations are shown below : Areaterdem, three months, 11.16 to } ; ditto short 11.12} to 18; Rotterdam , three manthe, 11.16 to } ; Antwerp, three months, 25.26 to 30 ; Rankin, maim Mace, three months, 13.41 to 6} ; Paris. three dap sight, 16.6 to 12} ; ditto, three months, 26.32} to 7} ; Frankfort on.the•Maine, three months, 117 to 1; Petersham. per rouble, throe months, 34} to } ; Vienna, eff. do., three months, 11.95 to 12.06 ; Trieste, ditto, three maths, 11.95 to 1206 ; Madrid, three coostlttl} m to o li , Cadiz, three months, 491 to 1 ; 30.06 to 10 ; Game, three months,Vreto BO ; Naples, three months, Pelermo, three =scathe, 122} to 1 Meadn a, three months, 122} to 123; Lamy 90 days, ; 51} to ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 62. . _ r The advice. from Brazil state that the works of the Pernambuco Railway were being pumbed vigor ously forward, notwithstanding the rains, by the company's new engineer, who had 1,300 men at work. The works appear to have resisted the action of the rains remarkably well. The following memorandum is from Use committee of Mexican Bondholders : _ _ The committee of Mexican Bondholders have received M elees from Mr. Whitehead, dated Menlo°, the Ist ult. He had, since his last, received from the agents in Vera Crua remittances of 49,924 73 dots. for the dividend fund, of which 10,000 dote. were on amount of Tampico. Nothing seems to have occurred to lead to any immediate change far the letter in the political situation of the country. A deputation from the Cotton Supply Association had an interview with Sir Charles Wood, on Wed nesday, at the India House, to urge the necessity of altering the system of land tenure in India, of im proving the means of communication between the interior and the coast, and of opening the naviga tion of the Oodavery and other rivers. The deputa tion consisted of Mr. John Cheetham (president), Mr. Edmund Ashworth (vice-president), Mr. Mosley, Mr. Waicklyn, and Mr. P. R. Haywood (secretary), accompanied by Viscount Duncan, M.P., Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P., the Hon. A. F. Egerton, M.P., Mr. W. J. Legh, M.P., Mr. J. B. Smith, M.P., Mr. Pilkington, M.P., Mr. Garnett, M.P., Mr. Kershaw, M.P., - Mr. Hadfield, M.P., Mr. Ewart, M.P., Mr. Hornby, M.P., Mr. Cross, M.P., and the two mem bers for Manchester, Mr. Bazley and Mr. J. A. Turner. The half-yearly meeting of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company was held yesterday. Operations were recently commenced for the repair of the cable between Malta and Cagliari, but were interrupted by severe weather. It is hoped, how ever, that news will soon be received of their suc cessful inane. In the present state of affairs the directors do not consider it advisable to declare a dividend. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2471. The Emigration Commissioner have taken up the ships Jalawar and Ascendant, for the conveyance of passengers to the Cape of Good Hope. The Council if India require vessels to carry stores to Madras, Bombay, and Calcutta, respectively. _ _ . • . . .. • The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 3, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active rublic deposits Other deposits . 14,351,004 Deerseas 666,773 Goemmont securities to bealongdepartment 11,208,572 Incrusts 37,892 Other securities in tanking derertment 17,690,057 Inereess $39,661 Coin and bullion in both departments Eleven day and other bilis 818,747 Increase 527 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (noted fc coin) in banking department 9,493,516 Decrease 603,069 The Bank's discount business having increased, and the demand for money having at the same time canned large withdrawals of deposits by bankers and others, the reserve has declined 603,0691. The de crease in the bullion is of moderate amount. The Gamtte statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following total., viz.:—lmports of gold, 276,7981. ; exports of gold, 625,6721. ; imports of silver, 428,1814 ; exports of silver, 211,2131. RANK OP ZNOLLND. — AI Amotl, oor .. mist to W Let 7th sad Oa Vie... 4 tar Jo wink maw so Or •ooft.o. Anoust 3 Ida Imo. DIMIMPIIIIPt. 1110,10111.11111...•.......S11M1,740 Clavvoosodot Debi •• 1.11.01410 t Othor soyaritioo Gold Cobs sod Balboa 10.717,740 Ogre, Balboa 131.101.740 MALMO , 141. Ile • SPARTVEIT. Pretwletars' MOW.— 04.0.1.n1e 1 , Ovremunat Smolt's, laG &Nun tiaciud. Dead MG** Puteo G.D0GG1!„..., .dd- tactlei.. 8 ••• .... ,,M I I Mbar emoeurttlis Otnrots. of Nat, Now .... —. .. DeNsed Dly.accts.) 6,321.1161 Gold saillivet 00a MAN °lbw Dwomis .. 14.311.. IN Immo &lased othor BUG (GAM --- £77.192.115 Au/et 4. la& MS.MLIM N. MARSHALL. OW Onider. FAIDAY EVENING. Mississippi State Five per Cent. repudiated (Union Bank) Bonds, with unpaid coupons from the year 1811, were dealt is today at 131. par aut. There were no bullion movements at the Beak to day. Only 12,0001. in American gold reamed London, which wee taken for the Continent, to with the 32,0001. by the Avon, from ra i l er . 113,0001. by the Vigo, from New York, has still be some to hind. Bank shares to-day were quiet. Chartered Bask of India, Australis, and China were inquired fee. Bank of Egypt have declined to 20 1 1 to 21i. Atlantis Telegraph shares were quoted at a further redadies. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph have also gives way. Victoria Dock stock presents a fresh rise ed 1 per cent. Royal Mail Steam shares were marked 60tand 62. There was a demand to-day for Esat Bent Rail way shares, accompanied by a rumour of a probable arrangement with the South Eastern Company. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocI. A good business has been done this morning in the mining market, principally in shares in the undermentioned adventures, viz.:—Wheal Clifford, East Wheal Russell, trembler and Bt. Anbyn, Wheal Margaret, East Cern Brea, Lady Berths, Tincroft, and Wheal Mary Ann. In the Stock Exchange East Rummell shares are officially marked 10; and 10; ; Wheal Margaret, 60; Pro- Tidence, 77 and 78; and Tincroft, 4i, ex div. The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia are steady and are marked 1 prem. There is also a demand for United Mexican, which have been dealt in at 11 to 11. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The market Is steady, but quits. Copper keeps very firm, but without change in prices. Iron is being bought pretty freely, and prioss incline rather upwards. Burlier has changed h..nds to a considerable extent, and is rather firmer In prim. Lead Is without change. Tin continues very firm, and in demand; tin plates are more inquired fur. 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The market is steady at the amend prim :—Towu tallow, 635. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. en the spot, 645. 9d. to 665. ; datum to Beptembew, fris. 9d. ; October to Deostaber, 665. 9d. ; ditto separately 66e. 3a. MAIMS? AVNBAOIII.—Town tallow, 66e. ; tat hyalite, 100. ; 7dbw Amelia, 665. 3d.; melted stuff, 40e. 6d. ; rough ditto, 245. 61. ; tallow greases, 16a. ; good drags, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Traria prices without alteration. Prime meadow hay. 80s. to 86.. ; superior ditto. 88s. to 98a. ; inferior ditto, 80a. to 70..; new ditto. Ma. to 81a.; rows, 60s. to 811 a.; clover, old, 9.50. to 110 a., ditto, new, 80s. to KO. ; straw. 30a. to 40a. COVENT-GARD . EIC-(THIS . pAY.) Grapes sad pine apples have not altered in peke sum our Last report. West India pines have been plentiful and good. Gooseberrie', currants, and raspberriet are getting scene, and cherries and strawberries may be said to be over. 'kebab apricots are more abundant. Greaspgepinnur obtsdn 2a a dozen. Oranges fetch Ss. fid. and 10a. per 100. Nate of all descriptions still continue to realise Wr Riess. Good filberts may be had for 9d. per lb. Cabbages sod 1 7 ressoli beans are plentifully supplied. Rhubarb= over. Peas, beans, hors carrots, and globe may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers are plentifal. New potatos realise from 6s. to 16s. per cwt. Came ben abundant. Cat flowers chiefly wenn of mak* (or deals., kaloaanths, lily of the valley, violets, 'mignonette. Iddadba, sad rams. ravu, P - - Aims, per mood. NM 4b 04.0." pr l b., to to 3.1 Grosnano..l6.B4 to Ho IltwebtoTios, per tookot. I.tofs ° Cr ...zeta. bard...blobs issplasreas. er ssOos. b. do. t • Molocerms. do .Po 1 3 .140.., p a s as to I. id Mims sob. 2. to 3. AMP& pot dome. Is to 2. Rubor sod liocuoineo, per dos.. Pram per dm, Brio Ls is Ito °mask per lt). Os to lOs lier. pr doe,, Is to se Lissom per dos.. Is to Is Pt Axiom, do., 1. to 11. 64 Fil VZO •111 berts. pr 100 lbs.. Ns to 40i .10. Owaltilosros. per dos., 1. to 4. Otpanabirs. Per 40 0 -.1 1 . Id Or Orson Poos. per quark to Os Todators. per I drroofr to O. Omsk p.dos. bombs% 1. to 1. Od Azlitttokoo, pa dos. . Is to 1 Cabbages, 60..1. al to bid Popo pot dos., le 11.1 to.. KitoWb.P. boadlo. 6.1 to 14 o.i.ry. p. boodle. Is to Is 111 TrV_. Maas p. Iwo.. 1. so ls 114 Mall"; pee Os, PS to 84 Potato... p. tea .4. to 1 0 :* riortio, par lb., Pi to Id per boo, , OD to Is Pr Loma, rob.. wrote-Ista ld lon moot 44 to tit NNll•kgor m 44,14 to la am row lb.. 44 to Is i Ilona Soill. Rua., 1..41084 (Wrote, Woi• . 1. 11o.br000rr. 1 VA, VI 1414 14 Tavol" p c bunch. 01 to 1/ Panasy, per 11 Dumbly, It to Is 1 4111400tt, p. stem lid to 24 Baron. 44.. 16 to 44 LOCAL MAAS NARKRTO. lernifeor., AO** 6.—The market dome 6m, in prim, erlth softie, doh*. BlM*** 734 4-131ackborea, 114 12—Caiedonlane, 634 Me*: and tle47bead, 0-21411. Oenaliek 1114—bet 4—eosl wears.m64-lemotetdre Yorapedre, 94e i r= earl Nato 4-Bbe67eld. 331 4-111dhmd, 1014 F-11ee11. 978 4-31erveloke. I—Teek moo North llictleod. 741—Lead. orPera,444 6—Doecer, 26 146 j—Datch Rbenhh. LI I Oa —Canl Trab el Our*, 11 7-16 4-40e0 Weetern of Oanads. 1 1 18. ihastimmAL A voila 6.—Tb• ale of to dal we,* Undon end North WAltals.ll{—eastiord ed *onto. 4 per ow. Preference. 76 —had Booth eltafkettekire N.4eemete, 3 Qs. Tha cloeing prices lociuded &our Vallee • tech. 66 to 68—Vidisod, 1631 to 104—and /rot* Illatforde. 104 to 1* Thee Imre buyers of local On *arm at fal.r prices. sod al General Wen at 2* M AMORAL AMOS S.—There on only a mn4ersto %tutus, b* the market wee Inn, awing at the Great Mter% GU—Dow* Ite lu44—Trunks, 6 16— her. Leath. es— Menthes* , MA •e-omen. up— Rtrirrithewd goat, 71— Leeds G per cent. Preference, 141—kheteen Oomwr, Ill—Loadom 93i. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL. AUGUST 4. The Right Holman!,le the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through the Secretary of State for War,a copy of proclamations which have been testie r o the Teener of Gibraltar containing the following atiotes .-1. All vessels and goats, as well h o lln'esty's slime of war as other', causing from or having t at any port or place In the Beadle, and arriving at Gibraltar on ac between the let day of July and the 16th day of November in each year shall forthwith quit the pert, roadstead, and anchorage year , Gibraltar. 2. All vereela - and boats, aa wall her Majesty's 'hips of war as others, coming from or having touched at any port or place in the Brasile, and arriving at °amebae between the 16th and 30thNovenaber in each year, shall pedant a quarantine of observation until the let day of December following. 8. All vessels sad boats, se well her Majesty's ships of war as Where, coming from, or ' having touched at any port ar place in that part of the western east of Africa situate on or between the 30th deems of north latitude and the 20th degree of south latitude, or the islands adjacent to the said coast, with the exception of the Canary blend'. and arriving between the let July sad 16th November, ehell forthwith gait the port, roadstead. sad an chorage ground of Gibraltar; and 'newels arriving fromande places between the 16th November and 30th June. shall per form a quarantine of 14 days, sad be farther previously tab. jeered to 'gemination by the inspector of health, sad that all &Hew and linen on board shall be aired and washed under the supervision of a health guard.—Oseetis. ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYsiClatte.—The maiden and fellows gave their annual whit at the coPege, in Pall mall East, on Wednesday evening. The company, which wee very numerous, consisted chiefly of follow. and mem bers, but also included Prince Lucien Bonaparte; Colonel Sykes, M.P.; Dr. Brady, M.P., meet of the members of the new medical college, and several gentlemen eminent for their scientific stwinments. The guests were received by Dr. Hey°, the preeldmit of the college. THE CHOLERA.—The Medical Times, in a leading artlete, says The cholera is again harassed it bee arrived by the old route, from Hamburg. One ease proved fatal last week on board one of the Hamburg steamer. on her motaige; another was sent to the Dreadnought and died there, she from • Hamburg vessel ; sad a third died In • Hamburg vessel on the Thames. Dr. McWilliani, who is doing duty temporarily for Ste William Pyre, the Suterinteadent .01.- nerd of Qoaractine, has done all that he is empowered to do by having Trawls from Hamburg boarded et Graveseed, and suspicious cause of disease removed to the Dreadnought, or elsewhere, and similar instruction" have been rent to our eastern and north-eastern porta; but beyond this the Privy Council will not act. The mischief is probably done by this time, and we are not likely to tempo an autumn epidemic of cholera; but we have a strong conviction that it would be well to keep all vessel! arriving in England from Hamburg, cc from any port infested with cholera ' under observation for at hest three days before admitting their passengers to land I. this country. This could lead to no very gn at iaoonve mimeo or lose, and it would surely be better to !IT on the side of exceed... caution than of culpable neglect. In Hamburg, from the 25th to 3let July, then were 424 011•1114 of whittle 332 were fatal. THE CENTRAL SOMERSET AND DORSET RAIL. WAY.—Sabstantial progress is now befog made in the great and maimed scheme of connection the Bristol and Hoglisla Channel., between Burnham on the Somuvet, and Poole ea ' the Dorset seaboard. A coeference between the Beards cif the &menet and Dorset Central took place during the lest week. Considered with reference to the public ' generally, it is but one scheme. The work, between Glastonbury and Bruton ere progressing, sad the land in being purchased by the Direct Central between Bruton and Temple Coombe (where the Dorset Central intersects the Direct Leaden sad Rader). The portion between Blandfurd end Wimborce is being completed. The whole echeme will, therefore, shortly be narrowed down to the gap between Blandford and Temple Coombe. Perbantentary powers are obt,ined for this, and we hear It is istended in the enanisg P 61.1400 to apply for powers to complete beim, Corte Mullen and Poole. The' the p a bli: may have the ad vantage of this channel to channel lice, it is eseential . ar! Tenements for independent working should be . ad that it sh told be of uniform gauge no one who lives fa the West of England, and who ham, then f.ret seen the ev il lt pendently, prove a rood valuable property to tee proprietary, tad a timbal line to the paltliv.—Bof Bah/ Cloaftick. digtollr,:ib.itellßdrisouttitandlsEielliipshbVerbilynnti. "d 's Triitearde'semeg - 1