The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-22 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATER, LIVERPOOL, EATVIDAT. The royal mail steamship Europa, Leitch, east mender, which sailed from Boston on the 10th, and from Halifax on the night of the 11th instant, ar rived here at two this afternoon, bringing 84 passen gers and 230,000 dole. in specie. The steamahip Nova Scotian, hence, arrived out at Qoebec on the itb.. _ _ The Arabia, hence, reached Halifax, end the Hammonia, from Southampton, retched New York, cm the 9th instant. _ . & mo t or Douglas, one of the most prominent of the democratic candidates for the Presidency, had written a letter, which was regarded in the light of a political manifesto, on the subjects of naturalisa tion and the re-opening of the African glare trade. The letter is in substance as follows : "Mere can be no difference in the degrees of pro tection accorded by government to native and natu ralised citizens. Oar constitution recognises no dif ference in this respect. If a person can expa triate himself from a foreign government and swear allegiance to this, and still owe anything to the foreign power, he is in the singular and incredible predicament of owing allegiance to two countries withoet being entitled to the protection of either. He would accord the fullest protection to all our citizens. In the conven tion the constitution was a meatus of compromise, and the African glare trade was the subject. South Carolina and Georgia wished to coatinoe it ; Virginia, Pennsylvania, New limy, and New York wished it terminated ' • New England was passive in the matter. South Carolina and Georgia dually carried their point of continuance till the year 1808, with the understanding that it should then end. It, therefore, became the vital compromise of their instrument, and must be held as sacred es the instrument itself. In this view Judge Ironglae declares himself to be irrevocably op posed to the re-opening of the African slave trade." Judge Mason, of the New York Supremo Court, had granted the motion for the appointment of a receiver of the New York and Erie Railroad. A telegrams, dated Augusta, Georgia, August 9, mays The continued rains indoor fears of 'Not, to the greeting eotton crop." It le stated that a numerous body of the ces gressiosal constituents of Mr. Sickles had aigned as address calling upon him to resign his seat to Ccogress. . _ Kiwi/ despatches from Texas say that General Sam Hesston had been elected Governor of that State. A national conventioo of Spiritualists had been in session at Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts, and the proceeding were of the usual stamp. The American Association for the Advancement of e.cienee had bald • very interesting session at Springfield, Marmeseetts. An incendiary An at Memphis, Tennessee, had destroyed property to the value of 125,000 dole. By advice. Jest received at Wuhington it apposes that Juarez declines signing a treaty without the approval of the Mexican Congress, and one cannot be called until the liberals obtain possession of the city of Mexico. This, however, is not the only difficulty. A couspirscy was discovered in the capital on the I Ith ult., the plan of which was to marinate the Governor, and take possession of the governmeot. It was reported at Washington that a cargo of Africans had been landed on the coast of Florida, near Tampa. As soon as the landing was effected the teemed was tired and abandoned. The statement recently published, giving an account of the gold discoveries in the Indian ceme teries of New Granada, had caused quite a fever of excitement in New York. It was reported that a vessel was fitting out at that port for the new Eldorado. It may now be fairly calculated (says the New York Herald) that the crops throughout the country Si, safe. The prospects in every quarter are must auspicious; an abundant harvest has blessed the' labour of the husbandman. The crops throughout these countries will be at least an average one, de spite the fears which arose foe the result of the great drought of the summer. A despatch from Denver City, Kansas, says: " Great excitement prevailed at the mine', in conse quence of the discovery of rich diggings at the head waters of the Colorado. Hundreds were leaving daily for the diggings." TheLearenicorrA times says:—" A secret vigilance committee wu orgsnietd lately for the purpose of breaking up the extensive gangs of horse thieves and robbers which infest the territory. One or two victims bad suffered the death penalty, and others were punished." We have advice, from the Great Salt Lake to the 13th ult. A man named Brewer had been arrested at Camp Floyd for having in his possession 80,000 dollen in counterfeit government cheques on the Sub-Treassry at St. Louis, most of which were ready for fame, excepting the signature. Horace Greeley had arrived at Salt Lake City. The Indians were committing depredations in um boldt county, and the Mormons were implicated. TIUBT-ROPE 714? AT NIAGARA. (Proattbe Bop& /rpm', Alarm 4.) • Niagara Falls was a owansiag hive again jester day; tilled and oreeflowiag with as immease throng of people, collected to winless the kraal regatitka of Moo. 131oiedithe daring hat of anemiag the chasm apes • cable stretched nevem the cliff.. The crowd gathered was almost, if we quite, aped to that asesenbled epos say fanner occasion end the gathering was war ranted, I,r the sight which wee wintered m ussed all the memos exhibitions of the same &s -neer, From this city, we should judge that the cicadas» wee gnaw than set any time beton; and from Rochester, and other places in the vicinity, on bath ache of the lens, it mold sot have been mach, if say less. All the meta sad stead pLaore within view along the beak, is the *mare grounds upon this aide of the rive, WWII crowded, sad the statheure upon the Canada side we* lin ter filled than epee any other occesum Mons. Blesdia rode into the please» ground am this :ids shout ball-past fear o'clock, and started upon his aerial juorney alter • very few moments of delay in wouratiaa. Hie hip *crow to the Caulks shore was moat plaited quickly, es be proceeded at a tnppisg pace most of the diereses, mad ably paused a few seconds oeceeiemally to correct his balance and obtain alight rest. AU of his bate he reserved for hie return journey. Armed at the Canada. bank, be retreated himself • little, aid rook • net of pertime eV.» ninnies, whet be again prepped era the »pored tripped down the slant, airy piece. toes» "the land of the fres sad the home of the brave." When about half way to the centre stepped and eat down, then stretched hiniseif .t toll length upon the rope, then pm loaned a amebae of daring mace, and finally stood limiest upon his bead, »thalweg to that reverted position for • length of time which teemed • monism at le.et, Bangle( sad kicking to stet he the mod ruttier though »acne& meaner teat die be conceived of. Hemming bill promey, he ded but a lads way when be again halted and reps his performance, with Me edditen of • beck word semsnanth ' mad one or two madden eerier around the rope, whi c h mated a general tanr moue the hearts at the speetatom, and brought Hoke meanie from ninny of the ladies. inseam' Gained mean, be proceeded to the opera Me c- ewe, between the extreme gar Tops this beach off to saber bent, where the cede epees the gall without May or pecommaiment. Here be pawed agate, sed laying hie pie apes one of the guy ropey, be swag hiss.!( ander the sable mad no *crow this wawa ease a Miele turd, is the style of a monkey ; Wilm a, buses* sad swinging Massif *lure by his hands nod feet, with great rapidity. Going be. G sr& in the mese nommen maser, when be had »Mined to the putt when his pa* mated, be Irwin • merles of performances alike outdid ta thrilling and stertlieg erct upon the nerve, of the sperm.. e all that he had done Miura Chiseling Me rare with his heads, he swung his I.,ey c.eir from ir sod hue' for • kagthy period of man thee lea isereade, alseproded by the enrae and ase ens, Greg the burial depth of dm. shun. Thee be repeatedly turned mace • suspended soanneelt as a banker so boys, throwing hie sat WNW Me bead and between his arms, sad twagtog with the shoulder joists to • west woe/oral patties. TUG be wreliglweeed his body tutu • loriewt .1 basilica, still sesproded by the sews, threes beam.» as described—ea unarm rewsidag isawswe strength, and rakuleted to exhan-t the earnme system tameadowly. Atter this he upended himself by the legs, end by our electe leg, hanging bead dowsers:ll-- whaled armed the elm , — turned 111.40 .ofnerleUlle—Mood Urn he head anon, sal In test pieonced seemly all the most realms teas stampt..l by tight•rope performers under ordinary circureptear.e.. Tree again before remake' the bask be halted sad repeated a.m. of these autos, seeming detertetsed » &new Piton'', to the laM point ef andurance, sat thoroughly amid, the etertab , re with his eshibition of daring and And they see named, leyond The performance was wonderful, and exciting mom& fur the anuet greedy ea her alter sensations; and was by far the greatest yet glen by Hsu. Bkoolta. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (ISIS DIM) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Brim Kr. Crorminiairr FM.) ATTIJCATIO:I TO ITIIIMMIOI-lIIISAOILLOWART 0•111. Mr, Bagley applied te the eaert, Wadi of Chaise Edward Maltase, bee a m t the Code Ism, Tanheidge WAN vb. wee ht 1863, mad lied sot swi4ere6, sides that 'dot sow be ' alleirsil to do so. He bed Nese of at the time is a fit of de posies, *Oleg with Yu 47 IW. at 1101., m.d basis( =of shoot /00f. He bed gem aCoeshistiecithu is had obieleed topleynew Is the eissedletirist service, it bete` at the time duo Otimes vet. He teiwased h.,mo with big inateendala, wee proems/ le the ince store-keeper. end afterwerde torte/ es appetafteet is the Chinese expedition. Oa hie teams be wee wedied Is the Alma, of which so much had haw Ward. The Commiselooor—ledeed, I have Weed a great deal of it ; for a nephew of mine ens embed ts kr. Mr. Begley said that dr beehive had 04 up BW., the amount of bie =wisp, which bed hew 414 the heads of the seolgsees. Thies bed abledy Isis a 6441 el 34. td. la the pound. Hader these eiresetstrose, k wee hoped the court would have so difficulty In allowing the bankrupt to eurreader. Order accordingly. The banlmapt bag hegt tiexteve Had pablk-hones at Enfield. This was the certificate inestiag. Debts =SIP oared, 1,6161.; , which the °facial emigre Astra bad been reduced by payments to 847. There area no ogyealtlm. Hie Honour wit he could only grant • mond class teas. dinar. The bankrupt had mode over all his property to Neared emitters, and then would not be a farthing for other ssa/it Bain Wormed that the enigma did not objeet to the =ha rthir • certificate of the reond hie Hower one of that claw tY 11! ZIXIST Tb booloapt jawalir, cf U 2, Aboad. This was ezasainatioa mewing. Tha .oeo p,.p by Mom Hare, 'stead oast min month' oaky prior to tba Marc At tha beginning of that pried the bankrupt woo In a deaciotcy of 3631. Ho rw re? to r. secured creditor's, 3,11e7 , meats skeet 1110 J. Farther E of 4921. aro annued by property et 111101., sad furniture 'shied at 3134 le settled on the bankrupt's wth. Than erre so profits; the Isms and exposer we skied Si 1 ,7 301 . An actj )o•nmlt nes ardsrat. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAT.) The adjourned sessions for the coney of Berney eons mined dui looming in the &miaow Howe, Nemesia*. esneeway, before Theme Tilson, Esq.. deputy-ctisiruien, end a fall trach of reagirerster. ?be calendar oranges the names of twee, t.• two prisoners for wad. 1?7 C!1_1‘111. The deputy • Writers. i;eCtiSie; to the jay, told thee that he was tow le say that there appestat sea sidersble decrsoes of Crime la that county, the celender matelots( nay 21 parser hr trial, wirer ganenelly there woe mere elm dembh diet aerator. The umber of primers S. Oars pre mos open the avenge of more Was a themend, but the peat par's average did set and Neves hundred, but YetU err chiefly owing teats waiting of the new Crimial Justice nit, which empowered magiatrates to It, ,seeders at the pohoecoorts and semions, where they pleaded guilty end were ant cionvicted. He, however, had lerly observed that sews of the police magistrates decided toD often accordieg to that am by seotancing old offenders, who were well known to the governor of the county goal es old effinders. Such • elms, of senses, gerly embraced the oar of pleading gritty, ea they m ooed with • alight punishment ; whereas, had they been reemadol, aad their character. int* ied tote they would hays been sent to the maims f,r triel, when, on conviction, the omit would tura them over to the government for welsh sesat, inetsed of the , r being se ezpeoee to the county. There was inching on the °slender requiring any particular settee from him, bat be would Impress on their minds the seeirseVy of sending into court foe the original depositions token before the magierate before they ignored say bW. With those reeperke be herelmod them to their duty. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1859. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CHAIOI OF CONCLIIIXOIT OP Sophie Hefdirry, an attesualed-looking woman, aged 21, who appeared to be is a eery weak condition, wa• charged with wakefully weasel* the birth of her child. Philip Jolinene, coachman to Mrs. Wilson, Chelsea-perk, pod Met on Itiday efteenoon be wee walking along the side of the peak, in the Brumpton-road, when be eaw the body of a child lying rialto naked just inside the rolling& He fetched the huller ani they ninth looked at It but did am touch it. It did not mom while they were there end they fetched • policrnim. Charlotte Shale, Camera-street, Chelsea, said that the plainer had lodged with her ten weeks, and on Sunday week she was taken very ill, and maid she had diarrlaces. The lodgers had noticed bar appearance previon4y, and, thnokieg it strange for • single woman, had mentioned it to her; bat she always denied that anything unusual was the matter with ►er. In • few days she wee muck worse, and sestithisc happened which led witness to suspect that all wee sot right. A yrdicetnan came a few days after that, Sad aid that obis bed concealed the birth of her child, sal Islam sin meth shocked, and eked her about it, but she still deeded it. Hr. Ho — was Keen, 209, Kies's-road, Chides% 11L1L.C.L. slid he had examined the prisoner, and had no doubt that she had born delivered of a child within the last week. He bed not seen the child. _ _ _ Tbe police intimated that Dr. Dickies, who via not pew *sat, bad area the e►itd, but did not my whether it had bete bare anal or deed, although he iwid that it bad been no gimbal at its birth. They had moth furthr evidence, end primmer admitted her guilt. Mr. Arnold Nil that he should not protract the inirseliga don now, as the woman au in on w • state that it might not be safe to keep her at present. He should remand her for • week, and a cob enuet be procured to convey her to prima. Toe other evidence to be gone into when she was agate brought up. A NARROW 15CAPR UPON A RAILWAY. Heinrich Muller, • German sugar baker, • remarkably heavy-looking man, was brought before Mr. ilelfs, charged with trospeniag on the North London Railway without Medal acme, end with being drunk end disorderly. Samuel laneetil, • guard in the monks of the North Loden Railway Company, said he was proceeding with the down train lea night, about ten o'clock, sad saw the primmer as the line ercestag the metals. He But observed him on a aiding where tracks are placed, and he than went upon the main bee, ercesed in trout of the tender, zuunorly escaping destruction, and went upon the up line. The train wee stopped, and be went bark after the primer. who was staggering, and he seized him, put him into tire break, end conveyed hen to the Bow station. the up train passed directly after he seized the prisoner, and if ho had not taken him sway he s.eild have bees killed, and hi. body cut to pieces. The peareogrre were very much alarmed. Mr. Selfe—How did be n et upon the line? redly don't linnir. Macy trains were con tinually passing up sad down the lime, and I can't under demand how he esmped being mu down. Mr. Ellis, travelling inspector on the North London run way, said We pperttaon er was very drunk and disorderly, sad he not only mdaogered his own life., bat put the whole train of retrials@ with Moir peameagers in pent. The primmer, in defence, said he drunk two glass.* of rum sad a glass of beer, and mum hock (Outman beer), and it got Ms better of him. . Mr. Belle—You ought to be tbeakful you were not killed. It ie • sad tiling that by poor propet.ity for droagdrfake, you put your life su deep -T. It Area God's powder. you were n , .t Yu,' me very funlmh tram, did yea owe your life In a great ratwoure lo the @airily at Ohs guard who etopped tbe trots end picked you up. You an lined 20:. for uslawfully trippetalag apse the railway. 2113 01.1411' urn: The preparations for the almost immediate starting d the Great Easters are seaciied.rag with wry satisfactory rapidity; and in the meanthem the interait of the public Is the undertaking Mennen almost hourly. The aloe in Kiag Wilbsm•stevet is daily crowded with applicants. moose for Marta to view, bat the great !majority for gasman' for the saterinaratel trip, which will positively sake place elms, the middle of neat month. Already a very large number of berths have been essegel. The Nordista. eke Arte Says A romantic menace he. Jae rhea place. At the Theatre da Peleie Royal about • year ego wee a yang seam oaly 17 years of ace. sad remarkably ; lamb spite of her youth .red Meaty, her /WWII wee set pact. A wealthy Molderien ate bed awed, beheeket hie alle, sled whe had CAIN to Parte to emirate by trarew, yew her mid wee ramettlasly struck to Mid Met .he exactly resembled Modem deputed. fie warted greets' Orme to the theatre, end Mame feadaeted with bar. At length be sought oat bar earner, memeeted patellae° to broom. •eattor fur bee bead. and we. ortMftml ; sad • few &ye back by loofa/ menisee be Rave her ble ammo end tortoni*, the letter emaimia. d *MOON a year. The Mal den= u waled lateriaa—the yaw Mityle Ataihar of M. raider, teeprneNb saw td the Cilariari." SHARE LIB2A-71118 DA). Two o'Cuxm. The railway share market remains decidedly firm, and in several instances' fresh improvementhas taken place. Lancashire and Yorkshire stook has risen I r., 4 per cent.; and London and North Western, Borah Western, and Eastern Counties, about / per cent. Present quotations are as follows. viz. :—Lwdon and North Western stock, 951 to ; South Western, 911 see to 92 ; Great Western, 60 to 1; Midland,losl to 1061 Lanomahire and Yorkshire, 961 to 961; York end I North Midland, 71t to 721 ; Great Northern, 101 to es 102 ; and Eastern Counties, 57 to 1. North British Ls Railway stock has again advanced considerably, Owing last marked 601. Business ia limited. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather If weaker, the Old issue being quoted 111 to e prem., ft and the New, 2 to 2/ prem. Bast Indian Railway stock is somewhat flatter, Great Winters of Canada shares hare improved. ouniaat eaLni asp armaa ■ 5.. aammill. I ` 10 —"- I tbi Oslo= CI CI IV AI 11. A . ~.._ ~~=-_=- Cleamil ...., r tot t 1 A 6. l7;iet . ' Dseel.. a a Ae ds ; lE47wi e V a elM 2 niglhali f i t -: . ~ iy la a itobtre le: inarie....... :: I VI Oaks 1 P1ai. , , , t 4 1 1b, P. 41 ott NI 71 I I a la =,llo . 7glaWrov7i 11:4.• lassver.. 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ACCOST 10.—Occuserehl Halldloe. lL SUPPOSED SUICIDE IN THE SERPENTINE.—Last itaturdey sight an investigation took plam before Mr. Lang ham, deputy coroner for Westminster, at the baud-room of the workhouse St. George's, Hanover-equate, tin viewer( the body of the mimosa women who was Lend floating on the Serpentine on Wednesday evening but, and removed while still breathing to the receirieg house of the Royal 1111=111111 Society, where she died from the effects ot drowning at 10 deka on the following morning. The body el the dimmed has des been identified by bar reletlons as Emma William, a mamstrese, twenty years of age, In the employment of a Mrs. Roland, 68, Great TitchOeld-street, Marylebms. A 1 It appeared from the evidence of venous witnesses, the case was an extremely melancholy one and married sister, who was present et the inquiry, suff ered wader great distress of mind, and frequently burst into paroxysms of grief. The deceaaed wee en orphan, of e naturally cheerful disposition, Seedy, end respectable ; but, so her relations were poor, she wasp:im pelled to get her living se a empurres, and toiled constantly at her needle from twelve to sixteen hours daily with her late employer foe the pest five yeas. She earned upon en " tram (men 10e. to 12e. per week, from which she had to pay her brother-in-law, with whom she boarded and lodged, at 80, University-street, Ts. per week. Recently she complained very much of her eyes and occasionally had been somewhat depress in Writs in cossequenee of their weskoew, and at times told her slater that if they should foil her, as she feared they would, she could sot tell what she should do for a living, as she then would be prevented from following her occupation, and had no one in the wide world to depend upon, and, according to the statement of her sister, she worked very hard to keep herself respectable. About an boor sad a halt preview to the time she was found in the Serpentine she left her work in her usual good health sad spirit', end about three minutes bet re the supposed rash act she was seen by a young roan, named Botlinot, walking rapidly screen the bridge of the Signalise from the direction of Keol4lllloll. It was very dark and foggy at the time, and in consequence he lust eight of her almost immediately she passed him, but believed she jumped into the river from one of the bridge pampas, as: hie attention sad that of when near the scene was first attracted by a loud splash. Verdict, Deemeed died from the effects of drowning, but how she gutfats the wear there me not smfikiest miasma to show.' , FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT .—An inquest was held en tisturdisy last at the Ferry Tavern, Tilbury Fort, before Mr. C. C. Lewis. the coroner for South EMI; re eleecling the death d Mr. Marcie Bennet, who was killed on the Tilbury and tiontkend Railway by the train in which he wea • pameager running off the line on Wednes day evening last. It appeared from the evidence t'tat the train, which was peeling over an extremely ebarp curve, known as the Tilbury curve, was proceeding at • moderate speed of 16 miles en hour, when on • sudden, and without warning of any bind, toe engine made • alight jump or two. and Immediately afterwards pinned iota the earth. The carriages to oorooqtence were thrown cue on the top of the other, several pleat:nicer, being severely injured, the deceased gentleman sustaining • compound fracture of the right thigh, In additioe to two severe wound. in ihe heed, which, by producing COSCII6OOII of the brain, canted his death. The accident spewed to have Arleen Low • crack In the axle of the engine's leading wheels, which had broken off at both eerie near the wheels, dia• covirtng in the centre of the metal • Saw large aweigh to hold • good-sized nut. Ate the cite loose of greet impulthoe, the coroner decided to adjourn the investigation in order that further witnetees might be /sauteed. It was also inti mated that the Board of Trade were abaut to institute an inquiry into the matter. II /KM.. M 5 N S 3 e! 11; If 71 If par 1 sand I 1 Z es I lig — gor g I II le g IWO .1 I I ea 4 1 U Ull4 r r MONEY MARKB2.-7H.18 1,4 k. Two o'Cioci. The funds were firm during the great part of the morning, being supported by another investment to ' the extent of 16,0001. for meant of the Savings Banks, combined with two or three other purchases. Danes' has since been caused, however, by the news of a fresh decline on the Paris Bourse ; and Consols are now quoted 1-18 to / per cent. lower than on Saturday afternoon. Business continues very lan guid. The tendency of the market for British rail way stocks is still favourable. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is quoted par to 1 prem., whilst that of the Indian loan has de clined to 971 to 981. The Three per Cent. Routes declined at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram. to 68fr. 60c. for the account, being 1 lower than the last price of Saturday. The telegram adds "all securities offering." Consols are officially marked 951 to 1 for money, and 961 to / for the 7th of September. The present quotations are 951 to 1 for cash, and 951, " sellers," for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 224; the Three per Cents., Reduced, at 96 to 961; the New Three per Cents. at 96 to 961; India Stock at 217; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, at 96 to 951; ditto, 1859, at 941 to j; India Bonds, at 31. to 81. die.; and Exchequer Bills, at 231. to 26e. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, but prices are generally steady. The Turkish Loans are well supported—the Old Six per Cents. at 83 to 84, and the New, at 73} to 741. As regards other stocks thereto no feature of interest. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent,., 103; ditto Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 941 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 129.); Mexican nee* per Cents., for account, 201; Sardinian Five per Cents., 86 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 33 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1864, 831 ; ditto for account, 84, 831; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 74. The scrip of the Russian Loan fellon Saturday after noon toper. The subscription-list was closed at two o'clock. The amount of stock which will be allotted to the London subscribers is between 3,000,0001. and 4,000,0001. sterling. The principal applications have been from bankers and foreign houses connected with Russia and with the Continent, and the im pression is confirmed that they are of an unusually strong character. The proportion asked for by the Stock Exchange is smaller than has been witnessed in any similar transaction for a long time past—a circumstance which attests the indisposition or inability of the members, after their late severe lases, to embark in new enterprises. In considering ', the prospects of the market for the new stock, how ever, the matinee of the amount afloat in the Stock Exchange may prove to be a favour able element. As to the general result of the sub scription, the parties interested expels themselves in terms of satisfaction. The extent oldie subscrip- i Lions on the Continent is not yet known. The allot ment of the loan will take place about the middle of next week; and the scrip will be ready for delivery on the 30th inst., on completion of the deposit of 16 per cent., as stated in the prospectus. The New Indian Loan was quoted on Saturday afternoon 981 to 1. The latest period allowed for sending in tenders is 12 o'clock to-morrow. Subject to the question of price, the whole amount offered is expected to be taken. A parcel of 80,0001. in Russian geld coin was on Saturday withdrawn from the Bank, for trans mission to Russia, but not on account of the new loan. At St. Petersburg on Friday the exchange on London was Hatter, owing to remittances to this side in payment for subscriptions to the new loan. Busi ness in exports was almost at a standstill. The imports of the precious metals last week were again large. Our list includes 118,0001. by the Southampton, from Melbourne • 90,000!. by the Africa, 24,0001. by the Borussia, 74,0001. by the Jura, 40,0001. by the New York, all four from New York; 158,6001. by the Parana, from the West Indies and Isthmus, and 4,2001. by the Amazon, from Western At The.' arrivals represent an aggregate of about 608,0001. No portion has been sent into the Bank; on the contrary, there is still a moderate flow of gold from that establishment. The Agra and United Service Bank has declared an ad interim dividend on account of the current year at the rate of ten per cent. per annum. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company for the week ending the 6th August was 43,3161., being 19,2381. more than in the corresponding week last year; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 12,8891., showing an increase of 2,8791. The aggregate increase on both lines Since the let January is 694,3301. compared with the corresponding period of last year. The decree in the Paris Moxiteur, by which foreign shares and other securities may be admitted to the Bourse upon two-fifthe of their value being paid up ' (in lieu of seven-tentha, as hitherto required), will enable the important settlement in Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares at the end of the present month to be effected with 81. per share paid. The company do not require the pending call to be paid until the middle of next month. At a irptcial meeting oftheGre!tSlAipCompaay Saturday, authority wig given to the diiectorito iwt the 30,000 reserved shares. Mr. Magnus, one of the directors, entered into certain charges against the board, and moved the appointment of a committee of inquiry, but his motion was rejected. Mr. Mag nus thereupon announced his resignation. Issue wsv joined with the directors as to the necessity of allotting the 30,000 shares, more especially having regard to Mr. Lever's amended offer to charter the vessel for a sum of 20,0001., cub down, for a voyage from " a safe port in Europe to a safe port in America," Mr. Lever finding the coals. The mode in which this offer is to be dealt with was left to the decision of the directors. It was also resolved that the company shall become their own insurers. The half-yearly meeting of the Caledonian Rail way Company is called for the 9th September at Glasgow, and that of the Scinde Railway Company for the 13th September. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 297 h of September, for the supply of 4.000 tierces and 3 800 barrels of navy beef, and 9,000 tierces and 13,000 barrels of navy pork. The Admiralty have engaged the following vessels , to carry stores, viz. :—The Banian, for Hong Bong °canton, for Colombo ; Volant, fur Sr. ; Koh-i-noor, for Bermuda ; Mary Ann, for Honduras; gad the Reaper, for Malta. SATURDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 1. opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 951 for money, and 93) " buyers" for the 7th September. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1; ditto, for account (7th Sept.), 951 ; Three per Canto. Reduced, 96, 961, 9 6 1; New Three per Cents., 961, 98; Bank Stock, 22 4 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951; India Bonds, Si. dia. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1836 remain quoted 93 to 1; those of 1859, 941 to 95; and Exchequer Bills, 235. to 28s. prem. India Bonds were more inquired for. Foreign stocks were quiet, bat firm. The labs rise in Turkish Bonds is welt supported : the Old Loan closed at 831 to 1. and the New at 731 to 741, or equal to 71:1 to 711 ex the dividend due the let pox. Mexican Bonds left off at 201 to 1. Very few transactions took place to-day in the market for Bank shares, and prices were unaltered, except as regards Bank of Auatralsais, which were weaker. The miscellaneous share market was like wise quiet. Berlin Waterworks shares were again inquired for. rs. wi is. wa s. 1 .4. t t Taira M! Me M el r 43 4 1-1 364 Pt 40 43 $1 33 ni la r a 100 Hi 31 *4 di IN , a a C C 14 II 044 14 II pm 1 , 61 SS 4 i Sig s 4 ail E 104 114 441 1 414 MI a, 14 11 kl 1431 n U 131 U 0 a 44 6 'lt ID IN ii Fl. a 4 4 Pi DI m I~~4a. Ea b ad lIINBS.-THIS I)4Y. Two o'CLool. The mining market this morning has been rather quiet bat steady. The principal transactions have been in shares in Stray Park, Pendeen Console, East Base,tt, Wheal: Clifford, Herodefoot, West Caredon, and Great South Tolgus. The l►tter are officially narked in the Stock Exchange 131. In foreign and colonial mining shares the trans actions have been unimportant, and prices are nomi nally unaltered. A meeting of the English and Australian Copper Company is convened for the 24th inst. At Wheal Ewell meeting, held ea the 13th hut., a call of le. per share wee made. At Great Wheel Fortune a call of 11. per there wee made ca the lith COMMERCIAL AND .MARII7B. MARK.LANE.—(THIS DAY.) In Mark-lose to-day the etteodsooe of the trade was fair, and the tone quiet. Prime of moat articles of the trade were unaltered. The supply of home - gro wn grain was small. The imports of brag% grain into Landon since lam Monday were repotted this morning as 50 auks of flour fair of wheat, sod rather large of oats, and nail of Wuzsr.—Ettglish, fine old, was maintained upon last Woodsy'. prime, but inferior sold ls. cheaper. Foreign, dna old held firstly. Bwlish whim, 40.. to !few red, Mc to 434. per qr. ' • Mateo sod Konipberg, 42a. to Ms. per 4941 b. ; Rosto ck, 42.. to 50..; other Baltic ports, 40a. to 46.. ; French. Sed. to 42.. _ _ _ FLova steady in value with a pretty active demand, at last Monday's prime. Town, Ms. to 43e.; Norfolk, 30e. to 31e. per MOlbs.; French, 361. to 335, per 21301 b. ; Amer., U.S., - per barrel. BARLEY firm at about Let Monday's Mac Eng!Joh, Us. to 34a. per qr.; Baltic, 24e. to 27r. ; other sorts, 235. to 275. per quarter. OAT. 64. per qr. cheaper than lam Monday's rates. British, 20e. to 30e. per quarter; Megan, 21s. to 23e. per qr. ; other Baltic poem, 22e. to 275. per quarter. Birass.-English and Egyptian quoted nominally se last Moaday. Eoglish tick, 36i. to 42a.; harrow, 42a. to 46e. per qr. Frmeign, 40e. to 60r. per qr. Egyptian, 335. Per tiv• PRAS.-Nothing doing, nominally quoted at last Monkey's rates. English boasts, 4135. to SN. ; hog and grey, 380. to 425.; foreign, white, Ms. FLOLTING CAIIOOIII.--Binoe last Friday shout 20 grain lathe vessels were reported arrived at porta of call, via, 7 wheat, 10 maim, 2 barley, 1 millet. The latest sales not retorted before were-Marluopol whim, Me. 3d. per 492165. ; Maize, Ibral4 several carve from Me. Id. to 265. 9d. To-day, again, rental cargoes Make were sold. at rather better prime than last week, via., for Odessa 295. 3d., end for Ibrall 265.91. Polish Odessa wheat fetched 435. me 49216. AIIITAIA INTO LONDON ROY AIM 1$ TO LUG. A o„,„wri ns. *fir.. 0161.6 ,n. iftwin e drjr. tan tlwat i. ONO " 1411 ** *tlf 11. 7" Perla TIM I -.. re it aaa . .... we eT 4$ = MINCING-LANEd—(THIS DAT.) Stnsn.—The market centimes quiet, and ere are without transactions of importanoe to report since Friday. Malys are quoted 60s. to 52e. Copper,—This article has a firm appearance. I'LL—The demand la limited. Baca Ms a arm smassrauoe. fluaravas.—R.fraca ion se, sold 375. 3d. Tbs public salsa declared for tomorrow an various, but not largo. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The motet I. steady et the sneezed prim :—Town tallow 63.. 9d. net cosh ; Petenbetrg Y.C., on the pot We. 3d. to 55e. 6d. doptember, We. 6d.; October to December, ado. 9d. to 56e.; do , tepenetely, TALLOW. Simko. baud lilts Say mi.. 11.961 Deriver, WS sok . .. . .... 1.710 Ditto tram le Ism Arvin' INS vi5d...... ............ Ditto tree littril : . ....... ..." IT.SI7 trim T.O. pa Ditto Teen isilPiZy........ 1L 6 1. 1701 1,031 MOM 486. N. tea 011. Us. N. , fa, N. Arrival for the gat new ISO et Awed I• 4 par. LAS ra y . luta deUrerf 6 a, elm Tleasbel mask weefeisid VA ra y . f St. ht 10 t ram Oise . &MI dah —d am other Dsler— IAT m U Ain ks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (71118 DAY.) We have a few Isom beads. but the demand is tolerably Rood, and In choke qualities there is reduction. The supply of cheep and loans is smaller than of late; trade for them is brisk at a alight advance. Trade nominees dull for calves. Oar Aweigh supply °assists of 1,490 beasts, 7,880 dvep, 210 calves, sad 30 pigs. far motto ut Mir •a.s. 4. ree Monier SM. I. a. aa. Boa Scow. liaratarne— 4 4 410 led Da atahbridsll6 Ban flhartAcrus 4 4 4 Ike booperaces ...... 4 • 0 Olocee4 panty barb— II • 0 Do. 011. Ron X 4 4 0 6 4 I IlmsDa da it meal analtir 4 2 4 4 6010111 Yon D.* flarnred. 5 0 6 1 [rata 5 0 f 11111 MattaXo. at alarke• 4.34 Inman eel Inaba 17.200; Ostia, not BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Maws. Fatuous and Smith report that the eorwsits from the plantations continue to 'peak more and more favourstAy of the coming crop, and that the weather is evarrhing that can be wished to bring them to tositurity. Maki* dud and duty Arm at 260,0001. NALANCROLI DEATH IN NEWOJITE. Some few days ago a poor, emaciated, wretched looking creature, who gave the urns of Miry Elliott, and seemed to be about 50 years old, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having attempted to commit suicide. by ponying into the River Thames, from the steps of London-bridge. abs WOO apparently too weak to say mach herself ; and the evidence merely watt to show that about ten eche* the redone evening she was men to jump off the apse on the Surrey aide of tee bridge by a man named Wearthy, who succeeded in dragging her out of the water, and she was then token into custody by the police, who paid every proper attention to her. When asked why she had attempted her own life, she faintly murmured that she wee very sorry ; and the Lord Mayor, pitying her extudisted state remanded her till this day without premiere her with further guidons, and upon beteg at once conveyed to Newgate she was placed in the infirmary, with Injunctions that every care should be taken of her. . . . . From the statememle since made by her, it appears that she had all her life since girlhlod Detain eervice,and that Medved in her last situation about five years. She Iran tole situation about tee., years ago, owing to the death of hsr muter and mistress, and owing to her being a little advanced in life, end eeneewhet sickly, she fotuid it impossible to ob.ain Another situation. First she lived on her savings and her clothing, but for a great pan of the two years she hid lived oa chance, sometimes eleephig in low lodging.houses, and et other times In the open sir, until at last, bang open the verge of nervation, she attempted to end her sullerinp by suicide. In this otterope, as hen been stated above, she failed ; but when she should now have bean again placed at the her, information was brought horn New / tate that she died in the infirmary on Saturday, it is supposed from exhaustion. LATEST SPORTING INPELLIGENOE. (31' szscraw TZLEORATEL) RADCLIFFE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ARIIv6D —R•ipbelTy,l7.2 &Wet Treature, Charlotte, Float In th e Pan, Alfred, L IW. Poll, Birdcage, Amy eadg wick, and Br to Flying Cloud. The atorirari begs to inform the eccentric clergyman who has offered SOL reward hr the beet visa, on the beet mew of keeping up a good understanding between England and France, that it ameidera itself entitled to the prise for ioleing the question to one eentance, which Is alone worth dune of mutay's Le meilleur moles poor qua rAngleterre et la France s'enteadent eat de se puler ILO= haat." (Francis and England will understand tech other much better if they don't talk so loud.) THE BALLOON ACCIDENT AT NEWCASTLE-ON TYNE —WO announced the death ot Mr. Hall, the Infer truants aeronaut, is our impression of Saturday. It seems that when he recovered the first shock of the accident, he related to his wife that, being alarmed het the tenth -wept wind should carry him out to sea, which be could perceive is the distance, he let more gas escape by the valve than wee rud , nt, end descended too rapidly. The grapplivg iron Mei to take hold, and the car dragged out knack the earth, throwing out two bags of ballot, ar l pitching the aeronaut forwards into the netwuk. The NU tt rote suddenly, when the balsa was lat, and gr. H." in v.in attempted to recover bta position in the car. Is making this eff eft be slims.] through the large merhre aid fell to the earth from a height ot about thirty tour yards. Doer Otis Sinews his continual terror in delirium wee lest he should be carried towards tie sea. and there C4ll be no doubt that under the lefluence of this terror he lest bit presence of mind and descended too rapidly. An inquest WOO held on the body on Satonlay sight. A subscription Ma been 0010, mewed nn behalf t.f his widow, who is left entirely destitute. 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