The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT• HOUSE OP COMMON& (THIB DAY.) The URA a ta took the desk at Ueda*. SC PP LT. Oa at =Miss fir rtag Yip esmollisa 0/ ta log soderty, Mt. L&IMO sprotal ma Ira atsuMan who r ft arks pas lelhe awry Ma rampart Um roll as eels* tonsift‘ trlams 11 taisig M era pogessd Mo go NVmmiberwiply,_ R. WlLLOl:maist asill It the Lam T I us• sbotbar YS wed wail be seirved The CuastiCILLOS d the 11117150211 veld the WM wee primed ONO est Mimed. Is wield met be seeemefie Wee tV wired vesbag d We MN Ode exesdri. AMatty,l4. Ban" eed Se Owl= IltOst, mho W etesi,s se the ppe, eseeseeed hp perm* thole till ea *Tolle/ MOM. Mr. LItiDILL shed dr lisagAwy is the Aikteralibi wbgeber awe vas say ash Is dr sews st semi is tartars Shot ea has attea *se vessally aa beset hee He=re ships Day, Has. est Com C. ruar emit the weft .11• 0 4.11 nsigeniaL Use het bees seer sight helms is best the Lay sal Ss Sam sates to • sisiehaa imespi seas d the ma SS thajata it = " t i e7s ars Copaal pealehmeat Ise se the haw et sm. tbaslyilas Ewa be map time Is the wavy It se hest la Sep ay he seised that emit as be as althea seryseel Ossetia mileassa Is the aavy ash! Oa iiMM least 'he alliast to eme a aelasel Math, set at mew ea • nil s (Chess) Me straws esaalet Mte Ma. neshbar far Lisle& set ht pram Ms sedan ea this sallea, whisk seal is WWI awn. Mr. WILLIAMS least that there vas see iamb that the any omit he seasial waist the oft el earporel yeadeb wait asat. Ws C. NAIII1 . 1 1 =:a .seta seal/ be Shea la a be lielies carysel Tee his ova pert he it SAS the poser the defillie as roe seek prisherest wettest the eeMberitt e 4 a owl eartiel. at J. SUB INONS elesswed that discialbe lad bas selaslatd Y therm el the Hew leas Campy , bee ars saes Sass she emetesekei .&sr beefs, power to bp ikt empanel pleblebortat apes lb etre tl.t. No nazi soul I. se riled without the mess of a coart•otartial. Ti. MIS OS WO Yes semilitaa Oa the see WftLer las Deparlatst of Seises eat art et the • CON UMW lNOMAtimaleleall of the WS= that re =Lie be pataties ale mesas die m = harked la lass al the Larigesa Gore WASS lb pot el se system et this essatry Stasis& so seen sofas ma Chet te able\ tYe wale belesgel. IS. BLACK SIAM esseslal that mesh of Ude spa. Stun wee Nally weirs es the sentry, sad to ask the anise of the boss Has these sot the esdastes that n ett to bentdast be =seed that thasemat hendaed by 1,0001. The CHAMCILLOIL el the MICMILIOIR sell there .... --- was so inintalla dean" In mem Ms 311;tional GsMay to end Mir ferule le thet net wee wholly Me. M. MIMS mid that mrielesso had completely segedeed Mep hi tis Met the Lensingtem Museum was too kr ilk bp Ma Me pools Ls HAD Mgeslied to Oa mien of Use ate width hal whams* to Me rot the eadingel Epee in gorses meet sebents Merl. M. LOWS maid there ma so item la the TOW foe ow dimwit adds. No doubt me or two local committees wrapYpd sods female mdele, but it wet sot at the expense of at the public. Lind HADDO sad the public money wee applied to ibis by the Beard of bleaufatenres Ediatergh. IPICICHANCELLOII of the EXCHEQUER sad if the Edieburrh school wee an extortion to the ran he would take care that it should he enquired Lab, and removed on grounds of public mrality. It wee set desirable that this discussion oho old Ir ettittneed (Hear.) Mr. ADDEILLEY was of opinion that the study of art Out be thoroortily carried on without the aid of nude model., and grants foe that warm ought not to he •,th held aloes it be shows that they were ahead. Mr. SPOON ER did trot believe that al• nse of the sale ws• proper or that It was beneficial to srt and seance. Mr. HENLEY was sorry that the question bad hem ranted. If there had been say imaserenty fs the matter it appeared that Scotland had had all the bomb of it. (A Lusk.) He highly approved if these schools of art as briar eat-slated to elevate the taste sad eateed the useful ems of the mechanic. (Hear, hew.) Sir J. PAXTON bore his testimony to the admirable manner IS which the depainisat of science and art was earned on. It commeamd at a cost of 40.0001. to the °tarry ; it was sow over 93,0001. He thought that 200.0001. toad be seefelly spent by this department, but at the same lime Me governmat ought to ha a limit, sad ton tine the ecosaditare to that. Sir J TRELAWNY aged the government to consider the mem end .4 the workbag classes to open the British Masan, the N.tion.l °slimy, and the Bananas Masan atter two o'clock a Sunday enemas. Me. J. LOCKE said toe of the condition. of the Shape Make Lopata wee that hie pelstisp Mould be apes to the working man ea Bodily aftereem. No ineaseentenee had resulted from the opening el Hampton-cowl mad Low prang ion Susday. Mr. BALL maid readily believe that ameebees who amid vote Ropey for sad. models could go a step farther and sup poet the deseraas et the Loro's• day. (Oh, oh !) Mr. DAN BY SEYMOUR suggested that the salami eollartkos wheal be all opened of an mean. After rime haat damasks, the amendoest we. with drawn and the vote agreed to. The committee tan fiaid with the mmeiderstiell ether votes in the misor- setienstee. Thu Indeptiseiewee 13, Igi of yastorday says that ell its wet recent correeprodenos hem Perla I. of • ripesembes character. Otis bit of ietalligence bee, ll. Sates, eadlood le brise *host Ws sadden revulsion, nemely, that Raglend In making keens to Femme that she id disposed to labs pert in the &Liberations of • Hamm Cowen to medico the effsire of Italy Ye anlied to this intimation • forma prepositikn for • paint disermament. The proposition will, the wean adds, be so mach the mow welcome to France that the initiative is acid to hays proceeded from the Emperor Napoleoe. Hie Majesty, in • conversation with Lord Cowley, offered to set the 'sample of a redaction in ibis ual:ttery *spews., which all oho °gantries of Europe are im posing Is themselves at this emenont by reciprocal &was. The Lord Btahop of Glonowter has conferred upon Charles Janus Moak, Esq., M.P., the dike of Chastener of the l'aishory Court of Gloucester, vacated by the death of the Rev. &Wald Thomas Much Plillippe, rector of Kithira, Leteetteratilre, who has b.ld the eMoe for • period of twisty sine years. Mr. Moak b.is discharged the dada of the Mkt hr some Ilse pest ea the deputy of his pesdecesiew. Captain Pens iogton bee been appointed a Military Csiglit of Wiwdeoe. The soiree to Mr. Cobden will (says the Yon- to deemed for a cwt SOW. se his per- Itaimeatery duties will prevent his ionise Lesion until aser the Sens that paella...est will be pesregost. The day we be instanced shortly by ade.rtiesesent. Moot anxiety pawl to soars tkhets, upwards of 1,000 bels,g alleay applied for. F sitAL Of HASONWIS HFITIL-7 1. 1:12AT.)—• This moisiag the natal resolso of die late intb, measlier. lady ts as for mei Wires, the Doers of Km', were removed hen boo Isle NOMMIse. IheffretWOM, Pimlico, ad finally deposited Is the cemetery at Th. fosesel meshes consteled of moles, a est d i = bewlati aml fear Wafted, sad Ise sieerniag woes* sod peer, esanialag lietweoetac pekilms end friends of de. torttl, whit Demo of the brenshold of he Me . NM alter Herd tie Deem el Losib, Thes the Toovi=gibs Illekeq, do Diadem of Loot. sad way of loy. 01 TUB AR orme mole el obl URN* sok Toms b * p lb* T bolos solve gilt bindlo• oaf oarombet. LiIIFtIORACON OF KILIIACDVAGH. —We hare Ws ____saes the d..tb of the Has. sod Rev. Wo Item o'Cliendy. ewe M the Brat Lord Orillsoore, who wee r years Chid Deno of the Exchequer in Ireland. The riereased we. expiated to the Arehtlisoary of K dome does. by Lard itteeredele, bubo of that use, is 1864. Clout OW THE Exerts-nom. Bravicas.—Yeater day *veiling the Exeter .bell rorvier*, oat of *bleb woe the iced& @ernes it Weenlahteh.r Abbey sad et. Port, were Wright t o a close. The era series was commeaced on the 24th of May, 1847. The sessanostorat that the serriee of yoga/der emaing whuld be the Seel ros drew together an oterettelasher esegregation, and the large hall woe dourly crowded la a few Wastes after the doom were ripened. Mr. Wane prearthed as !Inquest sad niergeOc pennon from the 14th shapes, of Et. Peal's Epistle to the Room, 9th verses —" For to this fed Carta boll died sad rose and revived, Rot he 'alibi be the Lord beetof the dead end living." CHANCELLORMIIP OF TUE UNIVERSITY. — We oademar el that &sigh= sat Ids Orson the Hobe of Hicelench will he nominated for the dies of Chen , ellor of the Utilvenilty of Edinburgh. The electise, erbiat tars place Is October, fa by the General Council of the l'ateesi.r, the register ef 'Week we usderetend, already number, above three headretheisbete. --/kohawse. TOR Hoist Itisti AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY S Straw.—Os pr i cey • chafer lot el prise eattle frogs the Teem' how at Wet wick we slipped at Liverpool for the Irish Seciirfe exlilbitios at Deoolelk. Among time thinned wee the celebrated bodor Teems do MOM* .b won the fleet prise, the 160 Oast Champ Cap, at Debits in 194 1' . sad the gold weds ) , se the he of all prise Whim Lady Atbeletan. whieer of the Waterford Chellesee Cap ; ant Ringlet, the Highlas 1 Society's prise cow, were Elm among the rattle ripped. Tor Sitxota.—Wa Want that the prospects of tbs grooms I. this local are at this moment highly pool. wog. To birds are pleat:del, tad already th-y see eery strong on the wise. By the tow the 12th of August erdwe it is I L I rt Led also that the bird. will be very will. es already they are altowog symptoms of this characteristic. Et° 1.7 low, THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1859. THII POLICK COURTS. (TIM DAT.) =NIHON- II 01: di. Dooffe Ward% *god Toro. woo loombl Lord Mow, amps/ et* bovine Ada a Yew -. iL Map, .I N/4 tad--Cu isdoodur, GO billoostoo, I sow dos Omer modwat boy r Tom. Tin Omer dipped dr boodborobisf oat of tbs podso Of a =wbs woo prim wiped hi. face *ids it, sod woo to IS la kis Goo poskot, wlrs I raised him. Ilia reset, was wit bum= page as a 001111110t1 thief, bon know soaks of dr . The primosor's .ether—llo is ra good boy, bat I base sir children, sed es wirmably per. The boy e,M Haft, sod orooodod bis mother's suppli cants te breolsts. The Lod Maps ~sired the priers to to impel's:Kt% far Ohre =ors is. bopt at hard labour. fiIIaDHALL. 1101 mourroo =SD= IN SIIOI-1.4.111. Yield Bornivp, gm et or throe sr who atassrelel to oboe& aAn osrooot Y the sispioy Ilsooto. Dais and Dog. emprostalla, of Illsoodoo. .ice the rim ei robbiDg die prop loor. mos spit pima at the bar for hotfoot mod min Waive to dot Anted OMSK of Si c : 1 M dolootive km, sold tot boa, arse the lest esarnalios, neskel istarsaties that the sharer re evil hems& Is Ntasslosetsr ras OPOCCiILie of 4s. Wow* and be tharfacs arid for • masa to maks bulbar p - d r be 00l odd ba w d di ao (= en essewate As :Enoalms ledemeeiss oist i lo ll lie senseniate would be 'Weed. The resegtelede maid be was Ole mare the prom would glee Its andlease he ea repow dinetice. i The Oen= le algae edrty years of age, 6 het 7 Inches A Idgb,, (alt siorikalaa e broad built, sad speaks with the le. w. lideebrakre Meet. Theprleemnr was rimeellagly ramended. ft. MARTLIDOWS- le DOSSES ATTEMPT AT AMID& JAI Wall/p. U a header ma Noe Igent's-canai, wee cheeped with derespeng le commit nimble. m It appeared frees the evidence of a edam Is the employ of Mr. Clarke. sublime, of Adsees•row, litimpetcad•reirl, . sad Baker, 119 8, that the gelesser was discovered in the ~ loft over the Aside with a rope dimly Avid mend a rater, and the ether sad resod his welt, his bode bias st bistened topther by • oat If be had sot beta tits thusly I ancoatired Ms would have bun exiled. He wee glees in E charge to Baker, who, however, let him go, sad, shortly ear, ha nu agekn sees by that aglow attemptieg to get .., over the canal petite. to j amp into the mast. Oa the r e i: way to the at•tioa he mid if he did not do it than he would 111. do it moms other time. V Primate, in snorer to the charge, said it wee treable mole t e ea ,„ him do It; be bad no home, so money, netting to eat; the horn which towed kis boat was to paws at the pabilo-losees, sad he could sot get it out. Remanded kw a week. SOUTHWARK. ATTEMPTS!) SUICIDE 111 Tlll trUIY. Mona. Taylor, a middle. egad rows, ineatioaol an the chop-sheet se • drover, was brought Whys Mc. Combs, charged with attempting to commit salable In Frassabool- • street, St. John's, by taking • quearby et all of vitsioL Floe ensemble 74 ll said that ea Sunday nodes be wee on duty in Poinchool-steree, sad ea paring • doorway he sew the primmer Rifting down groaning with hie heed is hie hands and alon gside , of him was lying a noel ;dint I m arked " vitriol in large lettere, on • printed label. 1. Witeess immediately raised hlm up end took him to a sur geon'', where ea emetic end other remedies were used with e . semen. Mr. Combo—laths prisoner a married man? Tbe constable replied that he was, and his wife was In MOM Tbe latter, &Pep deeentelooking femsle. here stepped for ward, end ad that she had been married to the thinner IL thirteen yeses, sad lately he had been in the habit of drinking • little, bat she knew so reason why he should attempt to commit outride, Mr. Combe- : lim be ever attempted such • crime before? t Wife—Oh, no, en; and I really don't think he meant It. la We had a few woofs yesterday, sad he left the hors in a Der—WhyP r iso your tongue la always naging at taw I i don't have • peaceful moment with you when _ I am at be... Wi's—You knock me about. I can enure your 10 I work hard at the washtub, and he often comes hoes= 0 and .buses me, Mr. Combe—Rave you any children ? Wife—Yes, air, three. The eldest is only nine pare el s ii se*. M r . Combs told the winner he had attempted • very era ra, nicked set, end to give him an opportunity of reflecting, and et. having eons advice from the chaplain of the prison he should IL remand him to Horemioager-lane gaol for • week. et LAIISRTH. Pt it OPEN-Ala PRIACHINO. St Tbe Bev. Mr. Swath, elms Boatswein Smith, mu brought M. before Mr. Barchem, charcd with preaching mar the Obelisk, St. Oeregierread, athwart, he having been on several femme ocomions taken into custody on • similar charge. It appeared from the evidence of Police-constable Os born, 108 L., that about pelf-put four o'clock the previous afternoos he was on dory near the Obelisk, when he maw • crowd of preemie, in the midst of whom was the printer, who was preaching. He lolled the prisoner to dincentiene weeding, which be refused to do. Witness waited till another °testable came up, when he was taken tato custody sad was conveyed to the station-houes. He had • Bible Ia his possession, and continued addressing the crowd all the way to the polies-antics. The senesce, in a very incoherent =SIN T, addressed the suudeteate, matatainiag that be had • mimics to preach. Mr. Burdens remarked the ha had h a d t capes brought bee fore him of pommel being charged nplckmg pockets et them medley. • An inspector of the I. divides stated that there was N. open air mestiag in Lambeth which is called " Theme Chapel. - He died that the prisoner yesterday preach.* there. He told him that It was not allowed, mad, after big tallies to the station, he promised sot to go to the plum • again. Mr. Beecham observed that the prisoner could not be allowed to prink where his doing so tensed an °Memento& to the public thoroughfare. If he or anyone alas we. le brought before him en • simile+ charge he should next a IL pustabentat se far as the law would permit. The prisoner was discharged. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT siscralc TILIOLPI.) GOODWOOD.—(MoNDAT.) ARRITALL—Feradals, Tao Den, Spketion, PenrKa, Cheraeowke, Polly Johann, Nordmann, &Mare t Produc tion. MentzDoer, lf neaten& North Lisco'n, Bunion. King of Maroon& tau r. Knayton. Frodorowisa, Qui Vire, Tato phil.te, Wiwi, Tom Bowling, garbatssa t Mad, Orlando, Barna r, Gourd, Drone, Barony of Lsoknow, Marton, King-at-Arna, L awnings. THE DEATH OP A FATHER AND Boa WHILE BATH , too.—Tbe body of young Hemmed was net band rill hobo-poet II as Seturday osonerit. ar was then dirovered at Boorkermills, about two miles from the same of the sseider. Hommend leaves a large family of yoong children to depler W oadoely fed. ABDUCTION AND MURDER or A CHILD.-14. Wybargik depoly eavonor, hold an Wrest on Saturday, is the body of Jean Thompson , four ye ars and a ball old, tho ass of a pelle•aas, Heist to Conway-street. Barton. TM Lob, r reread to evidence. were to the effect that the child was wind shout half-put eight o'clock on Thursday night, whoa milhis a few yule of ble home. Inquiries were mule kr lien fa the neighf.oorbood but to mo effect, end Mr.. TbomPatet then ordered her servant girl to go to Roestall anks sad tell her husband what had happened. The earnat, who wee • little girl, shout fifteen yarn of re, rois ter:4 be directness, sad thought ht mistrial said “Sandhille &wk.." Accordiogly she set ant for that pins, mad edge ji wiraderiag about in that locality came to the canal, near to U Beakhellnifdr, where Pr raw something floating re the le,. waser. Sim called the attention of a boy to it, who said it was eat, • deg. She, however raw It was • obit I, sod, a to ilstmea oars; up soon afteirwaids, got him to pull it or * of the inter. fib. thee seat some or for a pollasona, end two dames came artily ellsewards. One of them took the body, which was still warm, to the deed-hones, end I. the 3 ! toraniiie the wirers identified it IN the child she was look ing for. A boy maned Ch.rlse Hilt, nine years of sea Id toes the decassed, sad said be saw a woman, whom he E described es having •'• yellow face," pick hem up in bee 71 ono., •• In was raring home, end put him under her shawl, lf She hod a dirty shawl os, and was without bonnet s.d shoes. He was rents • yard or two of bee at the time, •' aid told her to give the child up to him, but she refused, erteg it w bar sad nut away in the direction of Netter ileldr road. The boy followed her for some dienusee, but et Width she pot out of debt, On F r id a y i t. l a d owed out a women, named Esther Latham, as the 1.011011 whom be had .ueu run away wish the deceased child, and she wes rprebentled. On being taken to the paberroffice, she was rked to give as nicotine as to where she had been= Mon day, oh** she stared that or lived at Back Larders piece. blere-lane, Evertor, where she kept two rows sad three pigs, mid that on the day in question else went oat between gib and sieves o'clock is the evening, to Brusswick rosd fir some '• swilling.," and returned at hellion alas, and didn't go out ages that night. The police ter made Prairies of her daughter, who verified this blam eless., sad the "mama wee set at liberty. She was penult at the lariorry, orcomnieg to reAneet, sad whoa ordered to casimat the wirer Charles Hills, be positively identified but se the woman he bad men ran away with the dertind is flared.) , night. Ono of Mrs. Thompeou'e neighbours mid that the came •0031111 but &Unwed some &gentian in thassighboonord, by corvine up to Mrs. Theropeon's house mi Friday Ostrom. when she looked up at the windows, cad leueNna. Mr. Ayetoo, surgeon, had made a post marten ormination, sad attributed death to drowning. Th.rs war two elieht wearies* end an abreoon on the body. Teediet—"Wllful murder Indust some person or persons ankarra."—Liverrel 11l eo. SHARB L182&-7H18 DA). Two o'CLool. The railway share market to-day presents an almost general improvement of } to } per cent, in sympathy with the rise in Consols. Business is moderate, and London and North Western Stock is now quoted 94} to 94 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 95} to 961 ; Midland, 106} to 106; Smith Eastern, 72} to 73 ; Caledonian, 92} to 631 ; Eastern Counties, at to 691 ; and North British, 56} to 671. Great Western stock improvtd in the morning, but has since relapsed. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have advanced considerably, the original issue being quoted 2} to 14 Tprem., and the new, 7 1646 to 2 1-16 prem. he Indian shares are firmer. Great Luxembourg an des inquired far. oarmiLar MAIM LID mesa el M I rs • 1 "ll . 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Bawling was onomplieg some horse-boom, and stepped cat between the lines of rind, sad ass caught is the back by the buffer of an engine approaching on the other ling, knocked down, and injured as described. The medieel men did not think him sufficiently strong to boar a journey to the York Infirmary, but it is hoped be may recover. SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —Oa Friday month*, at an early hour, • tesa and hie eon named George Barroom living at Bletchingley, went to the Godstone Station of the South Western Railway to pet • hensle relative in the train for London. Returning, young Banton, despite the reeseastriorces of his father, with extreerdinsey fool.hardi. news, determined to go home through the Bletchingly tunnel fora short cut. On reaching home old Ramon found his eon bad not arrived, and atter waiting some time be commend toted with the authorities, and on search being media his body was round in the tunnel with both feet and we sat ef his bead cat off, and otherwise frightfully mangled. TIIRMINATION OF TM: PITMEN'S STEIL'S IN NOSTIONIZIALAWD. — The pitmen belonging to the Beaten Daiwa °unary, In Northumberland, the masters being deter milted to seed everyone of them to gaol who had broken their °Detract, returned to thetremployrnent on Saturday. Themes had thought by power of numbers to force the masters to comply with their terms,but their firm determination to enforce the law at whatever sacrifice to themselves., disconcerted the schemes of the men. The eight men who were cow. gelded to prim: en Thursday will have to remain there to ewes their imprisonment ono, two months each. If these men had succeeded, several other collieries would have taken advantage of the present temporary activity in the steam coal trade, and would have struck work without notice. Woone ow FlRE.—Abort a fortnight ago, the wood of lushoch, on the estate of Bead* was adentally set on ere, oupposed to have bele by a spark from the engine of the railway train—the railway line intersects the wood. The fire smouldered slam the surface of the planting, on the south side, for about a week, sod destroyed halfa-dozen of Dam of second and third years' natural fire, but was extin guished the end of last week. On Saturday morning lest, immediately after the pueteg of the mail train, the fire broke out on tee loath side of the line at the some place, and spored rapidly &cog a young plantation of fire, kr., in the direction of the Inshoob grown woode. A number of men were speedily on the Tot, and the fire so far subdued as to be confined to • few acres of mom, and though still smouldering the firs can do little damage If it Is wit permitted t , spread northward to the ggreoowing timber. Whether these cones gratioce ere 000asioaed by the railway engine or not, too much caution cannot be used by stokers in passing along wooded tocelities.—!errs Gazette. Tag Foam/I.—The first stags of the memo, so far ,as we are swore, were killed on Friday last—two by Mr. Horatio Rosa Olestibidele, and one by Mr. BMW{ et Strattigsrve Ihrener weighed, when quite clean (with out heart, liver, ko.) respectively 16 stone 11b., sad 14 Moue. They were very fat—in Mr better condition dm I could have bean anticipated. The stag brought down by Mr. Baring was also very fat : he weighed 181 stone close; and the head Is fall sized. with a large set of stout-beame d horn hard almost to the top. On the subject of weighing deer, it would be well, now that the reason bee begun, that some uniform mode should be adopted. la the forests of the late Duke of Leeds, the Duke of Athol!, the Margate of Brentlanealle, sad ether sportsmen, deer are weighed when they are Porfsetlyelerm--that in to say when the grace, Yheart, ma fiver see rimoved ; but in the north most pe ople weigh toes &keg with *be deer—thee t asking an non a mob two atage.--kararmas (berter. M` .., 1- aCe IN 411 10i we 1 114 u7i I us 111011 BY MARKB7.-THIS DAY, Two o'Ctoel. The fonds opened this morning with a steady appearance, and have since attained a fresh improve ment, in consequence of the further rise which took place in Paris on Saturday afternoon, coupled with a rumour that the French government contemplates a reduction in its military and naval forces. Consols are now quoted nearly j per cent. higher than they closed on Saturday. The other markets have participated in the im provement. English and Indian railway shares and Turkish Bonds are in rectum'. The principal re covery, however, is in Lombardo-Venetian Rsiiw ay shares. The first official quotation for the Three per Cent. Rentea at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 68fr. Isc. for the account, whence the price receded to 87fr. 90c., being a reduction of nearly per cent. since Saturday afternoon. The closing price on Saturday was 88fr. for the account. Consols are officially marked flit, 941, and 95 for money, and 94/ and 95 for the 9th of August. The present quotations are 94/ to 1 for money, and 941, " rather buyers," for the account The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 95 to 1; India Stock, at 221 to 223 ; the In dian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1848, at 941 ; ditto 1859, at 941; the scrip of the new Indian loan, at 941 to 1. India Bonds, at ls. to Bs. die. ; and Ex chequer Bills, at 275. to 315. prem. A moderato amount of business has been done in the foreign stock market, which is generally firmer. The principal enquiry has been for Turkish Bondi, which have risen 1 per cent. The new loan is now quoted 70 to 71, and the old, 80 to 81. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 104 ; Chilisn Six per Cents., 1011; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 861 (exchange 12fi.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 181; New Granada Active Bonds, 171, 171; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98/, 991 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 88 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 441; Turk ish Six per Cents., 1864, 801 ; ditto for account, 81, 801; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, for account, 701; Venezuela New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 281. The arrival of 388,0001. in gold is announced to day, the Lincolnshire, from Melbourne, having brought 282,0001., aid the Arabia, from Boston, 114,0001. The contractors for the Austrian 8,000,0001. lam at February last having complied with the require ments of the Stock Exchange, by furnishing the statistics of the operation, the loan was on Saturday placed on the official list. It appears that the total anoint issued was about 900,0001., of which a con siderable amount is said to have pawed back into I the porses•ion of the Austrian agents. Mskingl allowance, in addition, for the circumstance that the bulk of the original subscriptions were on forrig% account, it would appear that at no period was mime than two or three hundred thousand pounds of the loan bona fide held in this country. The present nominal quotation for the stock is 5 'per cent. dis count to par, ex div. The amount of bar gold taken from the Bank on Saturday for transmission to the Continent, to pay for silver, was 6 8t 2, 0100. The steamer Zebra has reached Hall from . Petenbarg, with 80,0001. in gold, which will also be sent away. The imports of the precious metals last week were smaller than of late. Our list includes 210,6001. by the Magdalena, from °the West Indies. &c. ; 11,8001. by the Mindora, from Melbourne ; 10,0001. by the Tagus, from Lisbon; 2,8701. by the Colombo, from Alexandria; and 91,0001. by the Bremen, from New York. The value of these arrivals is about 332,0001., the whole of which has been sent away, principally to the Continent, in addition to the moderate amounts drawn from the Bank. The Bird of Trade returns for the month of June were issued on Saturday. The ex ports of the month were of little more than average amount, being 424,4581. more than in June, 1868, and 36, 0611 . more than in June, 1867. The check which was given to the increase in the export trade in lday,was still in opera tion in June ; and thus the aggregate increase on last year, which at the end of the fire months was 21 per cent, becomes for the six months only 17 per cent Compared with the first six months of that active year, 1857, the increase is 3 per cent. Considering the agitation occasioned by the war on the Continent this is very satisfactory. Whilst trade with the Continent was disturbed there was, during the month of June, a marked increase of movement in the direction of Australia and the United States. For instance, the shipments of cottons to Australia amounted to 110,7801. in June,lB69, against 61,6511. in 1858, and 69,6461. in 1867 ; and those of haber dashery to 114,6041., against 78,0171. in 1868, and 88,6881. in 1867. The United States took in June— of cottons, 382,0334, against 1834691. in 1868, and 361,4931. to 1867 ; of linen', 186,1781., against 140,0331. in 1868. and 158,0121. in 1837; and of rail way iron, 92,6651., against 1,4701. in 1868, and 71,0881. in 18 57 . To Ind ia shipments were still more actively prosecuted, comprising in "cottons" alone, during the month of June, 1,209,0511., against and they'6l,Bsol. in 1857. The ex ports of " cottons "to the first six months of the present year have reached the extraordinary . value of 8,094,4331.. against 4.623,8491. in the six months of 1868, and 3,118,8891. in the first half of 1857. The returns also show extraordinarily large en tries for consumption of the leading articles of colo nial produce. As the result of an interview which the promoters of the Equador Land Company had on Friday with the Foreign Secretary we have Lord John Russell's declaration that the blockade of Guayaquil, now carried on by a Peruvian war steamer, is " irre gular," and shall be inquired into, with a view to the protection of commerce and of British interests. The company, of course, do not lay themselves open to a refusal by asking to be protected by Great Britain in the peaceable en joyment of the land assigned to them by the Egos torian government What they solicit is that the colonising expedition which they propose to send out to a district of Equador never claimed in any way by Peru may be protected from the interference of the Peruvian war steamer, now enforcing a blockade which is stigmatised by the higher autho rity as "irregular ." The com p a ny rest a portion of their case upon the well-known maxim of inter national law that a blockade, to be binding, mast be effective; whereas Peru, though declaring a blockade of the whole coast of Equador, including the port of the Pailon, specially a ssi g ned to the c ompany and to the British bondholders, maintains an effective blockade of the port of Guayaquil alone. The traffic on the Trieste line of these ombardo- Venetian Railway Comp s for th k ending the 15th July was 47,4461., being 25,2101. more than in the corresponding week of last year ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 9,2651., showing an in , crease of 3061. The half-yearly meeting of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company is called for the 11th of August, at Worcester, and will be made special , "to authorise the directors to enter into agreements with the holders of second guaranteed stock, or any of them, for compounding the arrest of dividend due on that stock, or any part thereof, °Duch terms u to waiving the right of the cam• pony to redeem the same or otherwise, as may be mutually arranged." An extraordinary meeting of Price's Patent Can dle Company is called for the 9th of August, to authorise the directors to cancel the unissued shares, and to issue new charm with preferential rights. Previous to the last mail leaving Bombay, intelli gence was received there by telegram of the arrival at Point de Galls of the steamer Nona, with dates to the 6th of June from Hong Hong, and to the 13th from Singapore. The lettere by that vowel, toge ther with those from Calcutta, aro expected in Lon don about the middle of next weak. The steamer Salaette reached the Mauritius foss duez on the 15th of lane, and left on the following day, with the English mail for Australia of May. The subjoined was posted at s to-day : ST. 10106), Ivvr 11.—The mianer4 Argo, fr o . Noy York to We pott sad Galway, still gas alters she weal (a shore In Trepassey Bay. She cannot be got off, and will become a total wet. The ships Director and Adelaide are to convey Admiralty stores to Jamaica and Malta respectively. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 2ad August for the supply of 10,000 tons of wale, deli verable at various colonial stations. SLIVIDAT ETENI NO. The speculative gloom lately noticed prevailed even more strongly at the commencement of busi ness in the Stock Exchange this morning. The actual transactions were of limited amount ; bat under the influence of continued offers of stock for the account, Consols were at one time quoted at a fresh redaction of nearly I per cent. The appear ance of a few buyers, however, caused an immediate change, and during the afternoon firmness prevailed. At the close of the Stock Efchange (two o'clock) Consols were quoted the same as yesterday . after noon. At a later hour, when busineaswas virtually over, increased firmness was shown, upon news that the Paris Bourse had opened at a considerable rise, the cause of which was not explained. In all the other markets dep ression reigned in the morning, followed by a rally in the afternoon. The transactions, as usual on a Saturday, were principally of a speculative character. In the discount market to-day very little business was done below the Bank minimum. At Vienna yesterday a fall of 1 per cent. took L place in the Austrian Metallic', and the exchange on . London, which on Thursday stood at 116.60, is re , portod to have risen to 120. At Berlin the new Prussian Loan remains steady, at 102, or 7 per cent. proem Consols, which closed yesterday at 941, " buyerb," for money and the 9 th of August, opened this morn ing at 941 to 1, end, after being offered at 94:, steadily rose in the afternoon, and closed at 941 to 1. After the close of the Stock Exchange, the searkat was firm at Ht. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, tor money, 941, 1. 1,1; ditto, for account (9th August), 941, 1,1; Three per Cents. Reduced, Hi, t; New Three per Cents., 941, 1, 1 ; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, 941 ; Bank Stock, 221, 223; India Bondi, 6s. die. Exchequer Bills were quoted 275. to 30s. prem., and the scrip of the Indian Loan of the present year, 941 to 1. Turkish stocks were much depressed in the morn ing, the Old Six per Ce nts., for instance, being marked as low as 78, but the closing quotations were equal to those of yesterday, being 79 to 80 for the Old, and 69 to 70 for the New. Mexican Bonds remain dull, at to 181 to 1. In the market for Bank shares to-day the trams actions were limited, and the only feature was a further recovery in Bank of Egypt, which closed at 22 to 23. Australian Agricultural shares were also inquired for. As regards miscellaneous share pro perty, no variations occurred. East and West India Dock stock was marked 120. MINES-THIS DAY. -- —..--- Two O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day a considerable amount of business has been done in shares in;Weat Seton, Wheal Beton, Wheal Clifford, East Basset, Stray Park, and Hingston Downs mines. Prices generally are firm. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain with out alteration. Port Phillip Mining are marked 10s. A general meeting of the Copiapo Smelting Company (Limited) is called for the 29th inst. At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Boller. held on the 19th last., the Neonate showed a balance la h eld of the mine of 1.0671. 10a. lld. A dividendloe. per share (6401.) was &clued, Irvin the sum of 9671. 10s. Ild. to be carried to the next account. COMMERCIAL AND MARKB2B. MARK-LANIL-(THIS DAY.) The attendance tem fair, and the loos firm but quiet. Prices of most articles of the trade were slightly higher ar firm. The supply of home-grown grain wee ernall. The imports of foreign grain into London dam lad Monday were reported this morning is fair of Sour, large of wheat er e OSAS. and fair of barley. WEISAT.-For English an advance of le. to 2e. per qr. over lest Monday's prioss was seked, bat there was • slow isle. A parcel of new white English wheat, not prime qua lity, fetched 46a. per qr. Foreign held at Is. per qr. over last Monday's rates. English white, 40e. to red, 85.. to 43.. tier qr.; Damao sad Konigsberg, 444. to 68a. pa 4941 b. Rocca, 60s. to 6244 other Baltic poets, 40.. to Mts. French. 40s. to 50a. FLOUR bra but mild at led Monday" pricey. Town, 33e. to 48..; Norfolk, We. to 294. per 2801 W.; French, 30e. to 32.. par 2801 b. ; Amer., U.S.-per hermit. BARLEY slow We at about list Monday ' s nil. English, 325. to 42e. per qr.; Baltic, 28s. to 38*. ; other sorts, 27a. to 32a. per quarter. OATS sold slowly at about lad Monday's rates. British, 24e. to 325. per quarter; Russian, 21e. 6d. to 23e. per qr.; other Baltic peac e, 22e. to 284. per quarter. c Beams.- lish and Egyptian mothered at last Yoe day's prices. lish tick, 36e. to 42e.; barrow, 42a. to 48.. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 60r. per qr. Egyptian, 33e. PEAS quiet at last Monday's Wee. English boilers. Ma. to 50. ; hog sad grey, 381. to 42a. ; foreign, white, 48e. FLOATINO CAROOSS.--Since last Friday 14 grain-laden vessels were reported arrived at ports ot call, via., 7 wbest, 4 goidra, 1 rye. 1 beans, 1 millet . u sed. The demand forcargoei has been, since Monday, rather inactive. The latest sale net reported before was that of an waived cargo oancedf &lonise maize, 27a. 61. per 4601ba. Importers mak enh terms, which intending buyers hesitate to grant. 414111TAL8 iNTO 1011100$ molt JULY 18 TO JULY 31 - . ..........,ii.1 . 141 NAM 01181, liell PIM gild OCildWill• 4,.. ..... tee. 444. 1 tg i I L ab '— -- Ti :::: L IM 1 •:•• •• • • ••• • MI 11411 •... a 4860 Ili .... IS NM no 44 W all .11ail::: 8 1 2 , 1 .--......... 6113 Ilti MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The following public' sales am declved to.morrow Sugar : 600 hluls, West India, 4,000 bars 31mritius, end 1,500 bap Madre,. Coff-e 3,000 native. Coats Rica, 250 °mks plantation Ceylon, and 1,500 bap Tea 7,000 packages. Rice 2,000 bap cleaned. taV OAII.—T be market wean S Stead y appnraav batman , without bueioess of importance to report by private contract ' Vacs Friday, except two floating cogoce of Ravannah for the United Kingdom. Correa has a quiet appearance. Tee remains firro. Markets generally have a &toady apperance. TALLOW MARXIST.—(THIr4 VAT.) The market Is steady. Pekes, wbich exhibit tittle move meat, are quoted to Milo" :—Towa VT, 40.. 61. net vs& ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 53.. 3d.; July. 635.64.; August, 635. 9d. to 545. ; October to December. 64a. 3d. to 645. 6d pnwrioulau 07 TALLOW. ..+. 13.11471 14.744 840.74 --- T o. id Ode fat Delivery tart met ......... 1.8111 1.784 Diuo from 10 Jima Arrival tut week 1.787 778 Ditto tiara LA Jam Pries Y.O.par ma thla Amy ...... Ditto Taira bat Irlille ...... 13,333 UPS 2.6111 U. 30. IS, N. Arrival for {be yak mem lad et Abbot bat year. Mei baba add delivery: 1.768 baba Ile gold bet wok eaaprivel 1181 bib lab l. Pelmilati OS bin Small ABleilb; 86 tram oboe phew— /at SAL! raga. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is about the same as in Moe day last, sod the prices of that day ate with difficulty obtained. There ere a few talre sheep and lambs but the demand le rood, and prices have vole,. en opM: i t =7 ih Trade 1,160 beefelrs, s,2so.ebeepFr": 77410neLesi. Scotland, 70 be re ast. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, WA% 1,01004 . l uI " bream and 1,200 cheep end lambs ; end 1,900 Woo from the Northern end Mullend Counties. FOlOOO9 of Mb.. •4.4. 4 , rotas. a 11114.,0 •4.• 4. Bad Scow klerslontim 4 8 4 II see too. t ilf 8.3. 41441 .4.4r44 4 433.330 034;4 I 1 3 4 30 1 Oohs HO 3 + 4 8 ►lior44 • 4 , c.) , I 4.48 t, 4 2 4 0 4 4 4 , TIA. de. 8105ra ...... MA D* 1141•0.44 41J3 to ' (..o. • .. 34 4 0 &MIS st maim. 4.141: ahoy 14." ' C6hlk 325 : Pits. 440. ---—. nmeg.t.ls,:• m .... ......... 4 2 4:4 BOROUGH HOP MARK ET.—(TEIS DAY.) Mew. 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