The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-26 00:00:00

• THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVEI IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Lituizej:... ad. Ills. TT" b mwrzrza, b ,69.l°., bii , SHARE L1821k.-IHIII DI). I. IMa l --, 5 ,--. the abed= bed peened to lobe • margin, mad had fiord --..._._ = e 0 4s, the period ke dm let of June. The Rid- Two o' HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(11118 DAT.) Boom wake were the favourably, gad CLOCIL UN The Sedan* took th e chair at 12 o'clock. w the whsis the bad every Mean Tie railway share market to-dal thotgh ax. PRIVATE BUSINESS. 70 its ovals' sidi the prose Pull*. ad Eaton ProaPerto tremely inactive, " fi rm. le a few instanote prior la The Liras' Ateselmser to the 106•Witiss Railway BM °1 2:1 1 . " 114 . Y • .1--- (°llN.L n -- ) . g it . 3, c h a i n .. otooodvi tho are slightly higher. Caledonian stock hes ruse 1 sad the Vole at Limeade Railway Bili, with isodilkatiosse ve Z i ;.,,, ati...."Tri..e. the per oent. being sow quoted 8311 10 3 4 ; = I,l. l26lld222l .. n. .. in ne to rW ssl airo mod ' s ' a thirt thoo mg pow ,_ ._Mr. BO 1400011 DALE thongh r tl i t7rtald eve a good deal of London and North Western stook r quoted till Eastward Wear; Illead Great Welter' SAWS, of .a'a an d discussion if the chairmen would mate that Captain 95 to I ; Lancashire end Yorkshire, 96# to - ii Mindke atilt W" "" 1 . " WIWI kw* faith and wait • 96 ; Midland, 106 to I ; Great Western, 00 to i ; u' e brawl (Slign Blaisde Toadied awl Zdrcars O r ; iftes . am ,. ao twaioness ti .... r ... Boadelend Docks (No. I) . North British, 67 to # • Eastern Counties, 681 to The CMAIMIAN said the object of Captain Mangles calling The London City Gasill was camidend mid ordered ke spos hi m t r ee t o si g esecs , t o „ t h o an ~,a j o at ,„ mow . 691 ; and London and South Western, 96i to 96. ea third d re ,i. tt i.cre is am " by ti ,. wzat.u„ , that mat most wttb this corepeny without the Interference of any Lmbardo-Venetian Railway shame us fairly ___ A supported at the late advance. The original issue to Ostend tie sionar sis did Vale of Lkagolha Waist W sliss • (Chi ' s " ) Mr. Dante urged ups the Nail., Bill wilds AM* his meaty should he dad err .", ooly soaitor. ( o, al riototore the erPollearY is quoted 21 to 21 prom., and the new, 2# ~ oat The embers wee : to 21 prem. There have been a fair number of in- le Pm the modes a . HaILAVATH tad say w eb course, and ax- . . VOA 1449 me t ed a lo na thatdersg.oto with the s out h m ums games for Indian railway shares and Grand Trunk is M. Vita l 11 2 e A y's proposal mos masegatally Md. weak' be 'add by athrieration. It was the interest of both of Canada stock, which on firm. hos ELECTN 00111111711 S. or _tprth iA ta come to aa emit:die arrangemeat. . OILDINAST MAINS AND WOMB. The co . . in. appa l . n e t t o es .. t i a ka t m om 6, The 4: laria se* the ',bermes of g ibe Railway Medi- Gi 0 ...„ H ontooo ,h , Ayhot,„7. sad Hoostookts was tion bed withia the in fortnight offered to mediate be- an' eet,ll "' Maga I I+ CHURCH I k t i nj. 6 e s A r l A N wars st the table. They will Mt komenow. Moses the two coespries. The directors ware reedy to tic- I:21 CHURCH RATES. mt this caw, rad had so expend themselves to the South W' '.I =lir mm 45 M tvareasadadte. _lll • Lee Os the order Le going into mairaide oaths Chard Bate Walk " , a " _ ! I T 1331133k° " Siscssass of the ilig r i Zt-taagram' s H n Abolitim Bill, aids* sow be productive of harm. Ho re- at . ____ 11l Mr. N SWDBOATI roved the handep awerdreet :- lemesdi the Parliaw of Captain 314113144. vial was to 9I N 111.41 = - " ••••-• 2 IL .. Tw it ag o h ot . s o „w oo s oi st t oo a „ a w l to ad • asitisidat without the intervention of third parties. "4 . 15 .. di iii VI I bre 1 to .111 efts - • No. I ehre. ,tw en r ellaue7gbe i s b u b o wa N d el ""biabg . a d iwp t i lis4 .B h ai di ummi. st dm* " 1 1l t rilr:LlCentlaa-Then It amounts to this, the Emperor of d l 2 411 31 Er • eff • • n . opsc i o f t b s aftrims , s t.m o bd, m h „ o ,„ i am b,. p ad Mork sad the &spew of the French are gain to meet to .n LA MS. 1 ta w A. i stresp the tam of pear, and the best Jiang we can do ie I A Ikir . 9 within the het 1111•411 pore ; snob dame be be levied whit to have tad to it. (Cheers and Imaghter.) the county rate et • Radon' rues of pounded, the weatykr Mr. Hyenas bad hard with some apprehension that gm-i2p.,, 6 .- al Is a a 0 bring ia ell moo entitled to &dad from Ms rent the snood ---e a the Cherie levied aia a y occ . pok .. , watch at " he ipat o „ there had bed •is 4 4,0001. on the Epsom line. Wee it 10 =kale% 4 et 43 IL lin 1.. 31 10 it 1 the pained of Oases Adis Bounty, who shall be 11.14 a lesst ls The Cnettutenohonld have odd that there bad been • ii NI har par _ nellev I empthend to redid and administer the sew for the .. 4 . 16 oka Ades." 6 I *MO ID eer pee, et cane rate ; Loa „ taw ,. „ "mow the redaction is the receipts of the lino-not a loos. The re- et. i.e *NO 3 Wpm wen MOW. less than they were last year. s• .._ e. M '-" h .-- W all tt l as. d; U lir WM 1 propriety ed conethatiag the incumbent sad obersh ..,,,k. of „my parish ar &aft! , a a ,,,,,..,,,m aia. km., Mr. lodide sskad what security they had that de t o ... 1 14 ., a r ap t to & a k a s. i b,, g ,„,,.. a Q .„,,i; Am ,. Naos mirth isf the Thames would notes*. • dada of der ot. ze , 2:51.1 1 11 - :-. I I 111 . 41 bounty is each yew a ass opal to we pees charge ca load es ...rind**. to a rat drub or district, which tWy shall be wpowered to see 4.IIAIIIIA a meld that was hoposeiblo, aslant was so EI ) eL sip oat "wr.=i tC it; ise roam Ow it. The Vlotods dads covered tea redid lind toad miakte, with the a ll a. vests). - la a . ol 31 33 1 01 • 6 " •• - ii i E S M I 3 1 " 30 OM 10 sad antler doe ether, eine. as wall as to retold sad sa- Mead, rd s ae " saw 6°l ws/d be obtained. The 91 An * In sc Ap pejwir .... ii N 41 6 114 1 dated any doter. dia. reed, or any hessfactioa gi..., stud , ..._ 0 •., - .•__embald_,...,;_,_,__but th ere wat_a_ . ..root charge of 3 , 0001 . /3 es on I tor the rurpods of church Mao, or is eitseautatioa 0 each "' l "' ''''"'""' '''' ••• ''''''''' •l ' s to ''''''.".....• 1'" I be " Lun t "" 8 11 we charge." The moon was unanimously adopted, and the dividend do- ds. ore toomaire re - 46 II IN (Let sitting) dared. lall E t • Ace:« I it sto. •as t West Iti Ode - - 1 le IN. Ile Lenin awl Wasksols IN V di a. t: wda Do. a w - m = : ll 2 . °141.4 -• • U th i 4: S. st. li e ELECTION CONNITTNES.--(THIll DA r.) LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. W. DI =l:42Whilw- 13 4, 11 ties Bti ii Isms 4 _.____ _____._____ .... ASSBUNION. W. et.. 4 N 3 X - - •• ei. (sr stamen raseaarn.) The select eassitte• appeisted to Inquire into kt II " -1:-- De. -** rir 1 ° 1 " " ttgrellepe et tits deaden est eta resabs The hi- GOODWOOD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) is se ma e‘w . eawe -Ta 3.1e3 ts semi We welds :-Me. Noddle (ner.a), Me. au ifiremoneuell - 71 ii lOW In Me* 1 Ifellow, Mr. Li P, M. Illbodar, Ns. Were*. Ye. i ' eil l lons a ... - errs I Pres, Q.C. Mr. Mold end Mr. W eit wzed he the CRAVEN STAKES. WIN I raIIOWWW. Mr• aldsh, CIO, Se toe samba. Star silt the Ind .. .. .. 1 a i =r. . ~. 1,: &ie..- ~. d Mr. /Was, 41.17., ea re pet et the ,WI the .. • • ea Isil „17= a ss di ah IX MOB • ewes wheat the paitherro ewer' was that .. .. Nth tatiT - - to.ox to C alt. won Whisawi by beech& awl semi vers. 13 rea. 2 ... a _ .....: _ _ 5,.... to One Madded, se ritalitrit nil vow . et Adderes, hed SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. X. Sr e-a 13 ON WI 1 2. Die - e * . Al la. ass 10000 1 Use SI leas eared a bribe by the eerie of Mr. Ass" wire bad Prover .. .. .. .. 1 1 ela WI Ala 3 =I Ile get hle we • stherta ea Its Our Nerthsa lather .. .. it. Tie...-... 14 T 751 &NO U of wean XL Ali son a dlieelorp sod OM laid/ • • • • • • Iri A ri fe e t j tk ........... 1: L ill W I" moo* 4 KW TO then ass ere eid ethesit a prearres dertha 6 sea . raw E l ida glees se *ea, The ribs was rem& Ai ono 0ew...... - uNL .... .. 4 dis Do i htee O. the day er pears, at 3 der* the the arliathe had LAVANT STAKES. ash pawn, weer. The v.* thrill ervhd dr death .. .. .. 1 ~ t • F..."' :yaw. ti gt . • de bellesped lo • nua of the dad el Lome the was thee& API% .. .. .. * * -..- .... . eri le vete la the athey te • draft enter, eel the Rear .. .. el '''" - sr: da a i l loth he whleh he wee la @wady wee pale sea *Sr Woa in • cater. t. le ilossthe les it t: j • esse ese etre awn et Wither, lather a aril did, STEWARDS' CUP. a eleepeles --- di ST yen Wen to tin how X Mr. Ter sea kept thin WI le Maid et Etat .. .. .. .. 1 Nas Ma Mama 4 • ills ikl: to u. ..u v rou r taddheL Loft lees lad le the Howlett. .. .. .. .. 2 I pi by the era le resterti We two wars Penalty .. • • 8 1 et he Mr. Aril, Gas elks pi t* Ws was 34 raa. is g . fi: ti t it t: I wq . Lames vete the beep* by 44 Ith. Se bk. as the 011 IT' IT lad elmer wet Wised to are caw he less pereird r Ith ... - 141 1 1 gra with Spec - HAM STAKES. Si, (midge ••••-•••••• i a The ..,,,,,„,„„.. „ swims . wd .,,,, e5 , Plumper, bribery e, Winton, Tom Bowline, iiillllol3l, ii , ra VE mi iiiliiihi _ _ warm IR the veer win Nth Mart nth 91 be Arad. and Apollo are Mee i ...,.... , ~.. 6 1 The rewthey .I the Greg Iferthots isithey, having GRATWICKIC STAKES. One mile and a half. pr. @rim Ire lb. Amen wee a Orb* May Morning, &hied Chapelier, Mayonseee. As You sea wed* I r p, ded etei d it , __J...,..,_ihoftd. .....med. He terd th at es td. Libe It f, Hands of Luck... . end Aneurin we has. easalet3 • ft _it = s is urr e.'''' C lir bi: s C m ham i N a iss. b.h " s im a awd, ""%, T lib r e llr . ". in SWEEPSTAKES, 300 BOWL Three miles Eve furlong. 81 - . --.--. -. set be wessereal, If Ipr year tut • dthere ? Tea OrAlard, Bake, So ad and Gourd are here. 3 .•....... - , _ _ iermiuma Tom 1 .use." Ha Md saitnerd what Overt kaarrua.-Sedbary, Emir, Beard, Lifeboat, - L. woe woes 4. Ile and Mr. Tear had drags deal w Essolsek, Tildes it, kr Hem* and Ltd, Eglinon. 1111111111 PCSIMSSIONS. A speold 1 paay vu. the liberal Ade Selma Had • evarewers • dee elect to - 1..1 9..1 kerwan. 1 drew ter* I err gateorth eon evb Mr. Whiththy, spat el Lad atolls, who at Id he LATEST VETTING. MOWN pr hoped tt be est ids ens a lineeke as tbo Oath Northern 1 t a i twar t ....c.r.:: T. TT ass es eaahlthy t Railway, be (Miami) wonidi set he aapeietaL GOODWOOD STALES. • i -- II ts ea .to ta widen t The examiaseks the preadies whoa we avert Idll. 4 to 1 opt Lthhast .1 ` l •7twwwialli s l is e " " sathoeisin 6 lo 1 - Qum Eta - A Tim - -. -db Railway I WAKEFIELD. 9Se I - Gaped le as lreelignm - :: .... 4 1 of 166,000 The select aednailta splossal lo lainko XIII the = 9 to 1 - Bios Jabot MP W WNW. 16 to 1 - Ameba • .. n n erriakerk _ _ rectors mi spew Id th aws of Mr. Ladled acumen' ask of aa arra thie day, ia Otemellowthain Illia. 2. dm Like lba. W. 000DWOOD CUP. 5 iliks: ,- - ask. Cow Monett is the ado. The sea amerlere we Mr. A. I. 6le 1 opt Leamington ..o;ntla de to par di Wad r I •t r a ltar wa t* - 1 1 e S te 71: iit I 11. 11' eism m a traD tb Batas, Mr. Card, Sir J. D. p i p, mad Mr. i g d Zeattor m ue S it laa I g 4s t% sea. The pigeon was pamesail by J. R. Closem am t comae for the petitioarn was learm. Mat* Q.C., Peke tag, Q.C., sad Seel• ; for the awing members, Mr. Phials, LAW INTELLIGENCE. ` l l fa -a --..-:- i.i. .., ass .41 13 ' *ow eta Q.C., Mr. Power, and Mr. Brewer. as &. Luks'i The mates was peaseete4 by llamas. Rielesed Odes, (THIS DAT.) J t r . •-••• 18 o w ail* ir,tiroueser, sad Juba Beresting, Isabasysit, of Wabaid, . r i g ••Si p. egini. UP SP ad rot a s sad edged that Mr. Lerkwa's nun was reared by -"-- s li=uu.' -,t: 1 ' " bnbery treaties and swiss falbeeds. EQUITY COURT. we § m i t rd........... ;33 331 = Mr. Bowman , door, of ItabsEet, we. ounismil ny IM So ie. ea led ........ she with ha counsel far the petiaaners-At the tide of the sleds' had (More the Lords Justices of Appeal.) de la de. r eiar - Ul3 tem ei th er unfunded Remembered Dennines Naiad ta 031 V. 01411•74 t. el let apt .. lel 111 tin IS du to be the kina and s eyes; would 101. or 151. I. day we es Wsa. Ho UV* this boon the decision of Vice-Chancellor rol 4 „ Ad o' , S a j o e.:ywi t. - k lt Of ob aw a . to l° 3 am mulathe 1 (lOW ..) ..id wire woo as to do foe lt, sad Dmitri rid. Word, rePortod af ro mi the Dreill Awes of the 2nd lasted. being ma 11 as i tei h rsen.emsma. 14 te apt W, "You wiU eats for oar party. - He reo Delos la called as for hearing , it appeared that the defender, Signor cue ........ 4 Nee zolantee I Pinata-edit, on the lumen* LI the 13 1 11 APU. Dram Grazed, did not heed to joia the appellate, Mr. Smith, la IL Do eso k eor l yaLim IN toe 2 .11 DA O. 143 101 aeon, of distracted took Men to Weinwlightee cane, Wined he name, and bad the Moseeitiloa of the &DPW. AD order was dom. IN d Da r ....iv Iv Ns 101. Siren to him be WeawrighOs ~doe. He voted at the fee takes by which leave we siren to Mr. Smith ea as Wl4pr_M.Biasew:lT N 134 Waft ti 1 e i,,,,,„. lot Hp. ch o ,.., t h, Mr. N a m., cow to awed hie petition dapped by striking out the sagas m It . 2 vit..-- 13 3 . 31331 . 31 N a a l xls and enfold to his, atomised, sad atkod him for the 101. Signor larsldohi, as an appella n t; snit to serve hl . with •In bil". - oUer nee iii. - : F. to 11. . it. wil k_ biss He (w A l iso) tot he should am morn she mu- copy of the petition. The order directed that no midst ha le a ~bia.1it.41e1.......... 114 Os als ala Cap b e lei any, sat w e . odd h e ...la b e proceeded oga j o .t. H o had moped of costs we to be enforced on ._ spoor side p oo dl e. p th e r . :i i Rea naandipma. Wlasxl. 31 1 ate Ship had is an XI 191 ela les tin intended to vats for the orderrative aids be the 1t... Mod, sad that the %tits"! was to Keel) ito ProPir Naos es ea no Itateurnethesepoill• - - stal e. end d Upon his nano be bad sot received say mosey kr codas ap the Sat of 0 1 , PesIL N Li iMre il l i ther 4a ta to toms. Voted ethos onsavative principles. The following counsel appeared on behalf of the differest te le ft. 7. t May. wt By tho Chained-Had sever nett say eddy hesseeticas Parties to t h e litigatios, viz. :-Bwjeant Bellentine; Mr. Is an previously with Mr. Wainwright. Idle, Q C.; Kr. Natal, Q.C. ; Mr . G. M. Gifford, Q.C. ; Mr. Nl2 llosr IA 1 lb nls trial been John Jackson cross demised-Kept s boathouse atWake . Wilkock, Q.C. ; Mr. IL M. Maribor* Mr. Coed/elk Mr. * a Ponek..,-!, v- 1 3 •an al. xi. C. Thew Is * Daraciet.n.~.l I .Ise Orlin. On the 2.5 th of April 14r. iiinchcliffa celled ea bin, C. T. fienrolos, owl kir. Hawkins (of the common law bar). le i agetee‘idsmecieerm .. oe of his poi sad add him to rota for Mr. Latham. He (wit- - self ia a I see) mid he had not made up hi. mind a to - CHAs whom be was going to vote foe. Mr. HincholiSis INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. the preset creed32l for the vote. Mr. Mitchell& came eosin in the " LEOITIMATI 114/1110.“-11 Is 11.11.111012. DUTTON THE 7011UON SAI&WLTIL sthween, evening, sad gave his wife soma money. Did not know bow 11.0111 , ila ted 1 Seisests I Moen atm I linolook up I mach there wao. His wee gad the cad • sovereign book This coma which wss in our piper of Thursday, U a j = mi . i " lin.i " " 41 Lod re d Id egad a paps, whid Mr. Hincliclike took sway. agate aids cis baba Mr. et. Murphy. t ibeismisaiiii ii ores every ?dal objected to NO the 10070 . bat Mr. 131■123141i11s aid it Mr. Seeped swath tor Marra Prior, ei dismal* cloth lan = liallem‘wealbat 1 1 detente would be all right. He sew Jacob Harrison, who said he dads is ths City. 21 an se gendem• ~ .. -. of M. 1 en oareartaideat dn 2 II ltd "as Male for the 301, bat hit (widen) refused to aid it up. Is this sass • somewhat novel and important point door. .au ea [Tits azadamioa was ocuosedlag when our recoil loft) The lambed bad dealt tor years with Mods. Price, an V i radmesa. i I die el kis bill, i X Meta a the hod, and they wadi him. He said that it waa • custom la 91111 .„ Mi re., in the class led good* by section, and he had done so, end so. nes West .., bakers LONDON, 34211311T01t AID 80171 E (J4sf DAIL WA E.- / 7218 ILA l ./ made Ides eanthli payment. By thee* pl ear d e c ly lauding he e 4 W . 8 = w 41144 ,,___,J , 32 44 2 '"' made • path Headdttod that he had clo th to pay g LS ....."''""'" , '4=l: 11 ril sovereigs b order I --.....- dose in bills, sad afterwords redeemed the same. he legitimacy aTs - - This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the of the customs was deeded, and to day one of * buyer, of II ail =6sestawi . ,._saliiii. ... - ins dr*. proprietors of the stood railway was bold at tho Efts- the boas attended, and sold that where they kn e w be had I °I lionsamir ..... *"• ,; ~,. , 0 ,, Warne. swabs cram hood Hotel ; Mr. Lao Pot dm, chairman of the baud of pledged goods, they Mud • oomposition. It was deeded Da new 3 Xsa tai died" In the their. that It was customary to sell goods by auction to pay ... .1 v .......... - _ branch a The report has alresrly hoop published in the Exprass. The bills. N 1 an A V A dd.., 7 7 Raturdat set amount to the credit of the rsdeadocount was 113.9651., Tao thaoleint doctored shot It was a custom, ■ di he 3 y *si s al a sh me . fe se it aB4 its knowa." wt of which the dire ode recornowded a dividend et 21 per Dad belt in the baita of having cdulars soot to him by en Disar i erif Delame ISt my es hod bed cent, for the half -yea mound" to 116,4641., Irvin a ha- mictloileitul. The insolvent said when he went for 20 yards en 31 a lasso Us 311 the polls Moro to be added foreard of 4911. he was obliged to take • whole piem of 40. .0 114 .„ • r r. informed The CRATMEAIt la new ng Me adoption of the report The buyer admitted that it so happened, as they did net c i 4 ,....... 7 ,,,,,a,i. k is = 62 . shorted togs leris incream to the cartel scouant, which ant a portion. ad setisfied woes holm tee esadruction of the Pond° extension owl the The insolvent Insisted that the aim by dation yielded 6 ma A. 11 IT An Rentleid lima. TM directors believed that the money was him • profit of some 7 per mut. the Pant well laid etas, sod that It would yield a vary handsome re- Mr. Commies!, nor Murphy said there was nothing In the Llt 11 1 ) .. os tended i tan. Mad the lest meeting leo,o l ol. of the company's de- are but the pledging , which weld not be justified. • He did 1 3 ..... •'.«•' _ - - .. se cis final amuse stab hod been redo up witted recourse to not mesa to deal Ideally with the delved, end he might i ell 7 Z - - had bac ad vereisiso, th ereby *booing the confidence which apply for • protecting order • on th e 2ad of August. M 4 w elvtlly the ;utak had la tee stability of the undertaking. The Tao caw was adjourned Dias dos, and the insolvent wrested ; 2 111 3= • .no "cold se revenue dead • eisolderado increase in the reeeipta. outside the wart and hikes to Wh'tecroes drat prawn. • berth at the rail Af er ahem ell legitimate dededioes it meowed to 16,0001 , witich was mimed over all the lines sh e 'Jai : • 11 i 4 , f - s o l c .. 9 ; I. ... . . . _ _ wint at with the et as GO the Brom, which angles' this half yaw exlebtoil • ids of 4,000/. No THE POLICE COURTS. ____ load. oast bo Welt could Mere compietely show the Mary of short conspetiss Ilea. It roue not be eutipad that the 4.0001. coIhORIAL eiov min miswO ssossauruos yid& is bed gees as pelt to lbe boa* Western line. He Wriest (THIS DAY.) • ... *mows INI a. pawn Ulm. the Rai loss still that tompiny wadi filed that, the the Breda, day bed „ .... Othareet= ii . id tit. nII main. Mot by their Epsom lid, whets do from the estest, pass WOXXII laws liar • palliative risme: The ezpaditers MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ... • • wen 113 BS woad. `' . ew the Nei 11 1 111 of the helflear bed bees highly lull - One, sad he bed so CAIIIAOIII 10 ..... .-A 00117111X= 10000 Talll. wt.. :.peeps .0 CORM, 1 i balialon on styieg the the lise and i 0 rolling stock were Mal* Coss 16, well knows to the Polk , ' was . 10. Wits Nea se • real new i n a Meter condiment. Th. parliamentary Moira of babws Mr. Dos" with Woellaa be • brootherost ril rft eto• • P.a. P. 0.0.. i WI - dispels i the diedeed bid encupesd • good Beal cd thou time, bet a Cwww***We • lady's tamlball l:1 aantaanan a 10 " - - herd the day woe not fer dieted .1. there would lockets Wil i rs 43 4 3 • 4 obit 44133340 th e veino " 101., the ..- .Ve . V.A d 5 rz . 1 0 1: 3 oda on Is SID redrew f o e going to ps,tweeot et all. pe?rettit _ V._ .A. Tethers.* at 3, Neon-place West. - arm roar Cialtie I 'd be wog - The Mom o f m. to the 4therecee harms this comedy " If • s ' was . se 7, GT/116. " .* Mi l t ''' . ma nrIMIS - Dads leaSissilea IN Ail UT• UO be trinell sea the Math W•eters. Tao dor.erwe bad an every we- 11 4 .11_ 1 •M___M II N/ 4 ""_, 11l the l we ' lous "wand when he of the I - allow Oa Nos shows • wi th draws to nattato with their eolith- asw...7•„___9"'"`"", 34 •7 11 " th• twes • iwa 'awl' via " am "( JOIN. MOM 1435? . that the beam earl it wee (mai so toile of then that the offers ot at n"••••••• 17 , mod take out the bag and band it to J 'd were wa afire one al Moo whosting for him. He imam- Ms. 1 idol ram IPa 1 01. m theft star* Jai arbitreics bad bitherto faiths Weep. He or reedy kaschad the phew' down and Ma alter the ono with e1..4. In I Awn 1030.101.111.14 is to 13 THE N ed. however, that within Id last few Asy• h b M o nceidd a visit hum (*min Mangle, to etWatioui of In. lb* beg. who Ist , as he list 2 P to hem drooped is at hot fee. is itioltrg • . 7..7 1 p al M IS am l4l 71 Sw °dial He tied paid up the bed and took it hack to the coachmen * Se Neapnlit Soleil Wotan. sad ow, of his Sr as., Meddle, .red be Mai at the gonderass bil aping to the carried. i g I teal. ae:/c. - we m trot won's( hopes that within • bred period the diforener b 11 . 6 7 . a i 5 ...b.. a 3. Hat ... o . s k. ot. - t =.g,Amietm gii - - bete... th e two madame would be theonsaled. (Cheers) __Mei_ m• "I' llw eak es T cum ,- ... lest a b.:: deduct a ing up wive; weal he maw mis Baron P An unputteat edam had doe stared for *writ* the ''''' " I lAm la a I s dlr t a m besegirm thorn at the law of No. 17. sod the last wit • lira of tl railways rased to de North wed Wed of X es. To the t: oomemodaties eels lb . Vidor. re. sad maw.. It wee as Wardbr Wm W. 111 • 10 b••• It rotostoed wan" .. a t= i . expense prop-seed t . they it out damp fits mosso 0 the West Les- •••••• 1 , livallthld •••••• •PH 1••••• ad Pardo sae worth Md. I tbat if I 4"i' it^'l".. ".I. "widen" that 'ho sta" almillea." MM NU the primer the or a lb. most Dos. I ris: ‘ ,..gr o tl. , t i r ts a at Pads was thews time that at Leers Mt. l ad 161 would h Moos thieves they bed ma Ile had bra convicted over • first et o Eria the direct ma fah Mast obey west empties* he - h. teal. He would, le`" S t a o l o =-• ; i i se Wthatty la retried tor the old bead Vas They ••• ewer IVAN awl wet sew peves @dew d hod went onsoseinast di, beterre the wain sumagers of art d•••• 0 la He • ••••• g t - sago lr .of Inend . :: a items de the Vedem 6.81‘011, sad eked, the providers would De. lea_ - ... , MVO to be assiallod ea the sabjeee. The ox• satind nana ... :Sew sem usaiZ: . i *I howene amid trio the wet Leedom would be carried HUTU OS Ma. T/1/21114ALL.-W• have to record do by the London sad Week Wooers, the South the dark el Mr. Erlmed Tettereall , who Wades. de 'Mottos. coed the We. Loados. The fir. rapieter GU. Tth Case.." so well kuewn to • ) er. 12 4 . 55 , Oiderass sealt neftillnl.l In lead M would erinerilate 130.00 g. she Stab Western end men dell claret. Mr. Tatman was le wee l 1 in ks' h n i:b y es7 v.. 4 'ed."'Cke":' Fi fie 71 13 lii i r . Aireagi:::::: 2 :: : . thlphsea *that lea, sad tee Wee Waters trool4 psy aby the lance body of per.... with who a his beside. 4 . ID. , v were all Soul mediae Moeda, day sod !r i m, a moos .. . maid of 4,W11. Der tads see of the Na. It esly remelted brought him into assert, Ms dealing. drew alwayo been I Rods_ ____st Meld I ate Ma to say that be bed eery coafitteace that the of the tam howerable character. He died at Dever .n has •1 Valeria lie Nth station would be reedy for °pealed 76th did • 1 1=reilis • ril ... ... sal •he a .1.• THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1859. 446 466 1441 . $ 414 4 t If li It 111 14 17 ! $l.. 0 C IP ad I a Ifil I II? 3 ad 4 i' 0 A A - 9 1 9 19 SS 31 U M IN is s s! s I I i • 19 31 II te WI 1111 I I M is n 4' IN I 1 1 gm i 1 I ..... .... a ids — or e it le t I I I F it 1• i i- IL par 4 114 9 u.. i l te • • 4/1 A t - t It. 1.1 la MONEY MARKET -THIS DA). Two otCLOOS. The funds opened this morning with firmns and a fresh improvement of i per cent. was attained. A reaction has since been caused by the publication of an article Inimi cal to England in the Paris Monition?, and Consols are now quoted 1 per cent, worse than they closed yesterday. This article has also had some effect on the Paris Bourse this morning. A sale of 60,0001. Consols for money has contributed to the dulness now prevailing. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange business is languid, but prices in most instances are well supported. _ _ The Three per Cent. Recites at Paris to-day, ac cording to Mr. Renter's telegram, opened at 876•. 85c. for the account, and receded to 87fr. showing a decline of f per cent. since yesterday afternoon. The telegram reports that " the note in the Moniteur has reused a sensation." Consols are officially marked 95, 951, and 96, for money, and 951 and 951 for the 9th of August. The present 'quotations are 941, " buyers," for money, and 941 to 96 for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 222 to 223; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 951 to ; the New Three per Cents., at 96; to 1; India Stock, at * to 222; the Indian Four per Cent. Debenture', 1868, at 941; the scrip Of :theTNt7w Indian Loan, at 941 to 1 ; India Bonds, at 61. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 28e. to 31s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal domed has been for the Turkish Loan of 1868, which — Ws again risen 1 per cent., being now quoted 711 to 721. The Old Loan is firm at 81 to 89, after being marked 821. Other foreign stocks are steady. Sales are recorded u follows Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1031; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Canto., 1868, 94f, 96, 941; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 86/ (exchange 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates. 1001; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 19 ; Peruvian Four-and.a.Half per Cents., for account, 90; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99f ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Comte., foe account, 321 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for amount, 821, 811 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 71, 79, 711, 721, 711; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041, 1041; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 41 ; ditto, New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 281, 281. FOUR O'CLOCK. No important variation has taken plans in Consols during the last hour or two. For money the pre sent prios is 941 to;, and for the account 94i to 95. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation day"), and terminate on Friday. About 40,0001. in Russian gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for the Continent. The Lin colnshire has arrived from Melbourne with 53,000 ounces of gold and 70,000 sovereigns ; and the Arabia, from Boston, with 84,0001. in gold, making an aggregate of 388,0001. The whole will be sent away, with the exoeptin.n, perhaps, of the sovereigns by the former vessel, which, if of English coinage, will be sent into the Bank. The sum from Boston has already been purchased for exportation. The Lincolnshire sailed from Melbourne twelve days after the departure of the last mail via Sues, but appears to have brought very few papers. The exchange on London was quoted on the 28th April per oent. premium. The steamer Behar will take to-morrow 190.8081. in specie for Bombay, all silver, exsept 1,7731. in gold. The sum remitted by the Council of India is 158.0001. The committee of the House of Commons on the Telegraph and Packets Cootncts re-usembled yes terday, Mr. Cobden presiding, and entered into an investigation into the Dover mail contract. A meeting of the Lombardo-Venetian, South Aus trian, and Central Italian Railways Compaay, called for the 25th of August, at Vienna, sod will be required to consider several modifications in the sta tutes, especially concerning "the manner of pay ment of civils on shares, and the consideration of the scale of fares." The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is called for the 12th of August. An auditor ia to be appointed in the place of Mr. Richard Atkinson. who has notified his intention to retire from that office. The half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Counties Railway Company is called for the 26th of August, and that of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company for the 10th of August. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows a de -1 crease of 1,0901. sterling. The Brighton Railway traffic return presents ea increase of 2341. The report leaned yesterday by the directors of the Netherlands Lard Enclosure Company expresses their regret at learning that the further program of I the company's bill, authorising the agreement en tared into with the Dutch government on the 22nd December last, has been refused by the Second Chamber. The board state that they " had every assurance and expectatien that the bill would have received the sanction of the legisla ture, the more particularly as the report of the Second Chamber on the proposed measure, although I requestiog explanations of the government on some ' matters of detail, in no way recommended the rejec , tion of the bill." With the view of taking imme diate steps to re-open the negotiation with the government in reference to such a modification of the agreement as may be acceptable to the Second Chamber, Mr. Napier has been prevailed upon to again represent the board at the Hague. The delay that has occurred in completing the arrangement with the Dutch government has precluded any enclosure being undertaken of the Krabbendyke Pelder, and the directors are not therefjre in a posi tion to pay any interest on the preference shares. This year's crop on the Bath Polder has been favour able, realising 7,0001., or upwards of 71. per acre, but this income, together with the interest on the caution money, is more than absorbed by expenses and the payment of interest on the obligations. The com pany's cash balance is 31,9941., including 17,0001. caution money. Messrs. F. de Lizsrdi sad Co. advertise the half yearly dividend on 1401161 MM State Bonds. The Illinois Central Railway Company have issued the following financial statement for the month of Jure Zen BENT RAILWAY YEZTI=ZIIB DAY A speolal gestrel meeting of the a is this nom paay was held this morning, at their dime, No. 2, Moor gatecithet, Lord Sonde*, the chairman of the board of di rectors, rwelding. A bill wan submitted to the meeting @sahibs the Victoria Station tad Pimlico Railway Cavalierly to widen their line, mad approved. A moieties was authoeising the company. wader the pewees 4 the EY= Railway Extension to Dover Aot of 186 d, to barrow the sum of 186,0001. for each periods and rates of interest so the di rectors might detmmlae, and easeert reethatioa approving of an arrangement between the led Kest mid the loom oath Companies fee the the of the last-samed line, and • third wowing of as agreement for the working by the Beet Rent Company tad the Herne-bay and Faveralians Campa nia@ 4 the Margets exteaelon line. MUIDIS AND Bump:t.—A frightful act of the above directs, wee lab eight committed to Brick-lane, Bt. Luke's. A little Won eight o'clock violent outwits =ed from the hoses, No. No. 102, the asoupation of am Ship, a carrentie. Policaconstsble Ramey, 86 G, =to the dwelling. where he found the body of • II lying on the bed in the first-foot frostTh with her throat out and quite deed. She . to be the daughter of Mr. Ship, aged two years sad eight mouth.; sear her lay the body of her mother, Sarah Snip, aged 27, whose throat was also out, and who ilea In a few minutes after the oonstable's arrival. Mr. Nicholson, ear gam, of Old-arrest, was apmdtly in attendance, sad the distracted husband and father returned trona a temporery ab sence tt find that in the laterite She double crime of awe, and suicide had bees committal. A earring kniks, eavand with blood, lay on the floor of the apartmeat. No motive an be amigos& for the oratailesica of this fetal act ; but Mrs. Ship had for some time past been In a low sad desponding mate, and was under medial attendance. Ilia CONDEMNED CRIMINAL AT Yohu.--John Riley, who we coovicted on Monday INA and scatenced to be hang, for the murder of his wife at Hell, bat oboe his trial been visited by the &spiels of York Castle, the Rev. J. C. Thompson, two or threetimes a day. Re seam sensible of his position, Is pebbly resigned. and has behaved him self in • becoming mannar.—Lesth lforerry. CHASIC Amer A Pozone.—ln the early part of the prevent month, &moth of gentlemanly appesraeae and mensers, accompanied by a laly, arrived in and leak up their abode at the limbs Hotel under the names of Lad mad lady CharlevOle. "My lord" fared sumptuously every day, and in tea days the Webb visitors had placed themselves on the Dr. die of the ledger to the trifling sum a 331. It was then proposed to pay • visit to West Coves, sad " my lord," to the delight of his entertainer,, sad for his bill, mid while it wee preparing, confidentially Informed the host, Mr. Hutchins, that he should draw • obequece his beakers be London, and as he had already " borrowed" two sovereigns, he would draw the document for a lettr agi ateoeat be order to meet his travelling expense,. All dose In order ; • cheque for 401. on Mawr& Scott and Co., wee draw ; "my lord" received 51. in change and de r fee Went Cowes rid Brighton—so It was thought. hr i same aftermath the cheque was paid Into the Lewes branch alibi London and County Joint Stock Bank ; hut Saturday's pest brought the document back marked "Not kw The Id es then lashed upon the landlord that he had aies "der," end he inentediatily oommusicated with the pollee. Superinteedent (Minister lost no time in sending information to all probable places that "my lord " would be likely to honour with his oompeny. and the remit of his in quiries wm that in a few hours the superintendent became satisfied that my lord and lady bad taken np their abode at the Pavilion Hotel, at Folkerone. Off poets the imperial tendeat and the bitten one, reaching Folkestone at six o clock on Sunday morning. Mine hot of the Pavilion, however, lad become scared by the ininiries of the potion and very sacivtily presented his bill, with the gratnitons &dash's of "cold shoulder." My I..rd sod lady therefore tamed their becks noon each ungrateful soil, and departed for Athford by the moll train at hdf-mst 1. Telegraph to Ashford was the mat step. Reply— 'Didn't slight here." 8o there le nought for ft bet to try every Patton till the noble people are band. At fitspkhurat, fourteen miles beyond Ashford, the meet becomes good again—Mr. H. recogatem a black box whisk bad hem m the peaseesion of his resent patron. At the Railway Hotel "my lady" was mouthed, but as the wee sent soloying • ontagertable noose, she was allowed to Domain. But " Where is my lard r' Halfien-hour after wards "my lore welts in. Superintendest Okedantr, of came, paid his dutiful respects to 'my lard," who equally. no • matter of coarse, fadigusatly " AMU b. is reistaken." Mr. Hutchinp's "God morning, my lord," In • twiallieg dispels all ideas of that cheese sr and "my lord" hes he other otmice then to accompany his two a hack to the Claque Poet he had Ito remedy "left be ad him," there to be consigned to apartments of for leas pretension: than those of the Marine Hotel, where the anthoritim coesidesataly allow their visitors to live en id • sky. There is se doubt that the fellow is the perpstratccol several forgeries.—Nsid /Mai .feurtsal. LSBD 11: m f.:: 47 .481 44 D0547{.48 7.347 Total Wee during the month To "bleb add town lot Woe.. 1.4 1 3.80 tee 27.A36 E 0 l T/4 Totol of all. nal a Aerie .014 Ann JSOU.7 1. 1859 1.111.71.1733 far ica tiLW4 7.l “ a n Aar rld Pre,ool7 ... 1.144.56.11..0 THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES EUND.—The committee sdraisloarlas the fund subscribed for the relief of the Neapnlitas exiles have Met published their report. TM deduct amen of 1,3021. as the whole mos raised was 10,74 W., from which it is expenses of collectio wc r a goth to Baron Puerto and M. Scldavoin declined to receive is, por tico of the fund, as they were in pomession of private meas. To tie others IL each were give for clothing sad currant expenees. The committee then informed the exiles gerealfiy list if en, of time wished to return to the Contioest, 104 would be at once given them, and subsequently 121. for their first expire. A great number immediately availed *as @elm of rile offer. As the suberriptioes came in large sums ft was &died to give sums varying from 601. to MC bow* men, accordieg to his social pooldoo. The subscription*, bowear, budded a still larger expenditure, and further yams wan allotted from time to time to *soh of the exiles. Bouts It.sichwaros Mussett.—During the week wadies 23rd Jody, the 'Mita, have bees se ,Ilewe —Os Monday, Toesdey, and eatuoday, fro , da m 2.326 ; on Mon day sod Tosedey, flee arming., 2,669. Os the three eradiate day. (admiral= to the public M.), 664 ono Yrodiair mato& Wadaraday. 96 . Total, 6,66 i. less the speaks et the mow= 987,922. 11,110.1141 CI Ye 1 K 1 ni7a; IBr ei 441 a ck r w m . u N Ilu~l"" 1 1 Q Y a U N W ' + Y re = resi - ag 11.1i6 Omit=. tit v., lei: awfie• 46 1011181•11 , 111.111 L Ns I 411 m. WNW i FL 10. Arr. I .11.... rm :Ir y I I .." .7.= biiia =. : Lai lug FU,Ble il l WiligHaMill;3:lB : l 77 7 - -- 21 . ". 5' 111 : : 114.1d—u ... 14 , -...1. I . .-wni - - - „,.... Ik. , 11m 110 0 1 tim = 11;i t I TA.. so e rr 6. 'Mi - - 1 saw& tiro 1.6 lal Set 1L115T4 01011N/11/14 ei 11 U !sue C. Oa 1 dearosTo 10 Mee IMO 4 1 Anclon us l el I D 6.170.000 • o Na *WiTefaiLi N. 1.4 LIAO U • Pref. 71 par O lajOi • Pntamg Smaw ?dank - UN I De. Nor 10.K4 10 Mirselalci: asalloraNsalolko UMW 1 Grua dlp I 1100 X 11) Oar sod LI i t 11. IN I BYOUSTO IP I &me mot - • KW ID laser • Oloil Ti . .. 1 VitaTaii.74; , toodo OJINKIAWA 10 I MOM F Ow ImOUla Itt: t l l t I ,111 No k 5i,..., 1144 his f 4 es "Sil i t s our v yet L AV. ir CAnstive. Bond. oaneelosdlo Jun. $10.1.10 00 reviously 1.00.500 00 1.:79.6(V 00 Tree Land Bond. =calla) In Juno,l7 0 , .0 OD prorlo INA* 00 Total nor de awes:led op to June It 1011 141.400 CO di no•lpt.. J0w0.11310 C h ireceipts stoce leasers 1. D* Total cub mod beads YS 'S4 lo,) molt UN 718.1171 C VINULTIII O 7. loodpto from Raleners Do. Frefobt Do. 14.14 Do. Kett of o.aed ........... . T o t.l moon! ha month of /101. Z Toto. receipt. in month of AM% 1.264.500 a 10.144 14401 14 1,464ta $1 Dela Ralf fi 71.111 SUS a Tote 0 000000. Waco January 1. 11. 0711.01T 21 oollflolloo to 60rf0ef.0..d0.1 p 44100 if all 940 631 00 Orlll6ollooo 01001.110i.11.1) /cm ; rallfrzy, 111160 !/ 4410 tract 104 ty m 0.16 of rifinn ; II) merge. ; 2.401 4601%; tooled 0.10. 10.600.060 18.73.3,600 dol. &la. ; goo 6.4.10.1. 00 0040. 60.1 co 176.010 gam, 1111. 1117. 1868. NA, 1.0:. Vo:s. 'ag . 2.434.87$ 614 .... 210004.07 .... 1.174571 n Moeda &prim 1.441.b1e.110 .... 1,70101.14 .. 1.118,054 10 -- - - 1190.132.00 W 2.733.43 684,tc.:.:: moo. Jab 5. 1/Ib. MONDLY Eves me. A more cheerful feeling premien to-day in the Stock Exchange, tossed chiefly in the rise on the Paris Bourse. Rumours are in eireslation—with what foundation remain. to be seen—that the Em peror Napoleon, with a view to re-acne Europe, and to secure the co-operation of England and other Powers in a Congress on the Italian question, will announce an important reduction of his standing armament& The funds have risen per cent., and closed at the beet point, the &drums being confirmed by news of a further considerable improvement on the !buses of Paris and Amsterdam this day. In nearly all the other markets an improvement was aloe preeented, especially in Turkish Bonds and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares. The latter were favourably affected by a telegram announcing that these shares have this day been admitted to official quotation on the Paris Bourse, whence the price came quoted at a onwiderable advance.' A telegram from Amsterdam announces a rise of If per cent. this day in Austrian stock. At Vienna on Saturday the Austrian Metallic* fell If per cent, and the exchange on London advanced from 120 to 121. The demand for money to-day was mom active, and discounters generally refused to take even the best bills below the bank minimum. The applica tions at the Bank, though not by any means heavy, were to a considerable amount, and of a character indicating that the establishment is likely hecce forward to have a good share of business. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 941 to 1 for the 9th of August, opened this morning at 94/ to 1, rose to 96 to 1, relapsed to 941, and closed at 96 to 1. For money the price wee a trifle lower than for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 1, ; ditto, for account (9th August), 8 4 1, 96; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96, 961; New Three per Cents., 95, 951; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 11-16; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 18; India Stook, 223, 221; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 941; ditto, 1869, 841 ; ditto, Scrip, 1869, 044, 4, 4. Exchequer Bills were quoted 27e. to 30s. prem.; India Bonds, Si. to Is. dia. ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 941 to 96; and the scrip of the Loan of April last, 941 to 4. The foreign stock market was generally stronger. Turkish stocks rose 11 to 2 per oent., the Old Six per Cents., which were marked on Saturday as low as 78, closing to-day at 81 to 82, and the New Loan at 701 to 711. Mexican Bonds have recovered to 18/ to 19. Anglo-Austrian Five per Cent. Lean of Fe bruary hat was officially marked 76 ex div., or 6 per cent. discount. The Five per Cent. Metallic", which were marked in the Stock Exchange at one period u low as 38, were dealt in to-day at 62 (the exchange being taken in each instance at the fixed rate of 108. per £). The numbers are published of 176 bonds, repre senting a total of 36,7001., of the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1864, which were drawn by lot on the 18th hurt, and will be paid off at par on the Ist of October. The bonus on the bonds drawn is nearly 20 per cent., compared with the market price. In the market for Bank shares today there was an improvement in London Joint Stock, but a de cline of 11. in Union of Australia. London Char tered Bank of Australia shares were inquired for. Bank of Egypt were last quoted 211 te 224. Penin sular and Oriental and Royal Mail Steam shares were quoted 11. lower. Scottish Australian Invest ment stock was inquired for, and was marked 1331. Red Sea Telegraph shares, though enjoying an absolute guarantee of 44 per cent. from the British government, command only 1 premium. London Dock stock was dealt in at 74, 73 and 71 ex div. HOW Id 1/4.1111 II FAT. u 4.44 O 0 "1 I M1N83.-THL9 DAY. Two o'CLoon. Dividend mining shares continue in request, sad are firm. The principal transactions this morning have been in shares in Hingsten Downs, Sonin Caradon, West Camden, :Bortridge Compels, Tolead den, and Providence mines. At the meeting of the Cobre Copper Miming Asso ciation, held this day, a dividend of 21. per share has been &elated. Mariquita Mining shares &remarked lbs. Other foreign descriptions are quiet. The report of the directors of the Mariquita and Now Granada Mining Company, to be presented at the annual meeting on the 29th inst., shows a balance of 11,9681. at the credit of the profit and loss account, out of which a dividend is proposed at the rate of le. 6d. per share. The workings in the Purima dis trict have latterly resulted in a lost, and it is feared that they will have to be brought to a close. The prospectus of the West Devon Consolidated Copper Mining Company is in circulation, with a capital of 30,0001., in 11. shares. The property te be worked adjoins the western boundary of the Devon Great Consols Mine. COMMERCIAL AND MARERIL LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAS.) rat purism Ann mum Kaolin= TILIQIAPII.) (Imola ovn own oonintrosnowr.) Corn market well atomded, and more (mind bushier in wheat at an drams of id. to 2d. pm rental. Flour lbw of sale, and analiered in prim. Indian own quiet at full prime. Gate, oatmeal, and Wiley =dewed. MINCING-LAN B.—(THIS DAY,) Svo ka —The public salaam progressing steadily at about previous rates. Refitted lumps remain quoted at 62e. to 645. Corrse.—The large public sales are going off without showing may material alteration in prfoes. Tea.—By privet. centred Is. 31d. has been paid for sold common conga's. The public sales to-day went off freely at very fall prices. Rica.—The market is steady, but not actin. Row without alteration. Correa rema ne steady. BaLrewrita.—Refraction 7 to 8, sold at 390. to 39e. 61. oath. CM:If/MON.—The quarterly sales want off heavily, stout half sold, des at previous rates, common and inferior at Id. decline. Marken guserslly han a gold &pi:Karams to day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAIL) Tb• market la steed, tads, at the following quotations : —Tow Tallow, 50s. 61. net °ash ; Poterobortr Y.C.. the spot. 53.. 9J.: all July. 63.. 93.: August sod Sep umber, 64a. 61. ; °Mew to December, 555. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Mews. Davis report trade bones . demand for good old clover sod hey. Prime totrAow hay, 800. to Ms. ; onperior ditto, 83.. to 9Sa ; inforlor ditto, 60s. to 700. new ditto. 764. to Sm.: rowea, 60.. to 600. ; Woos, old, 955. to 110 s. ; ditto. sew, 80s. to 90o.; straw, 265. to 300. ROYAL MEMORIALS AT CHELSEA.—A grimed tribute hex just been paid by her Majesty the Queen to the memory of the officer. and mew who perished on board the Birkenueed troop chip. Her Majesty. desirous of recording her edwirstion of tbe heroic miteierency end unbroken I discipline shown on board thee ream), hummed to be placed lon the colonnade at Chelsea Hospital a tablet in COSItSOOIO ration of the event. A tablet bee also been erected, be Om mad of her Majesty, to the memory of Lieutenant-Colonel Willoughby Moore, who perished on board the Europa. Thee tablets are from be works of Mr. Field, of Psrliainent street, a gentleman who has bad tench to do with tad statu ary at the New Palace at Westminster, and redound much to his reedit. WEST LONDON RAILWAY.—A 'petite meeting of this compare y was held yesterday, at the London Tavern , to consider a bi ll now before parliament, in complies°e with the steadier orders of the Howe of Lord"; Mr. P. Bird in the chair. The enlicitoe reed the beads of a Ml! f m enabling the West London Railway Company to construct new lines of railway, a dock, and other works in con nexion with their uedertakiog, to convert and appropriate pact of the Kvn•lniton Canal, and for other parodies. There write 240 Mimeos in the bill, and those which erf.irred to the West London Railway Company were read. Under the bill the Claw A shareholders would receive 20. per share per annum; the Class B, 14s. per share per annum: sad the Clem C abarelvdden, de. per annum from the cow *Nun and opening of any portion of the lies for traffic ; end three years afterwards an inefelle of is. per Mira and air years after the opening of any portion of the line for traftio, hat d tecos per share, or 2 per cent, in parPeleil- A rt c.bitt sloe awned, in the mane of which Mr. Aide's= explained that the directors and committee of sharebehlers had otraicei the beat term* they mull from *great bean abrat; Innielt. but if the West London Mareiholders had rain the 300,C00/. to make the new themselves, ha t. have rbet h ezei o di ciF tdi t tiee t , rbbetibco:lhdomel.remarilchieoriargiLe,bea,iiiebtlithanarobres. 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