The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-07 00:00:00

S FROM AY.) mt.) RDAY, Nov, 'transits have s of the House of music an ,nd a crowd he Dock, to train starts Ivey the ex- with the ship reworks, is de- twice a-day to h despatches. sing down of ht, and caused erbourg road r been known 'ARIS. NT.) T EVININO. rites hare not advance after •om Cherbourg the absence of ny great rise. a rise of 10c. i.sfr. 55c., for the Southern Ines were lfr. provinces of a ts, concerning Hierstand that upon :-1. All Emperor is to letters, how -1 they may be or soy of the 'gated. It has • the pretext of ; thanks for a with a stets bate been Las u proelasna i sets of any ['le restrictions, e celebrated list touth of Fe are, in the principle tent be allowed wn way. account of the ter twenty-four iu•ation was re ation now lies RELIGION IN INDIA. DEPUTATION TO LORD STANLEY (THIS DAY. This morning a deputation of gentlemen con nected with various mistime carrying on misaionery opera bens in ladle, waited upon Lord Stanley, President of the Board of Control, at the case in Cannon-row, for the purpose of eliciting from hi. lordship an explanation of his views and intentione in reference to the future policy of the Indian government In relation to Ctwiatiasity In Among the rumahcre of the depauition were the Hon. A. Kinnaird, M.P., Mr. A. Ldroy, M.P., Sir M. Peto, Bart., Dr. Crawford, Mr. A. Haldane, Mr. B. B. Underhill, Revs. W. Vette, Dr. Tidmen, Dr. Hoe* end W. Arthur, dc„ The Hut. A. KIMMAIRD introduced the deputation to hie lordship end explained the purpose foe which they had waited upon him. Having been addressed by Mr. Lefroy, Mr. Arthur, and Mr. Usderbill, Lard 8 . mid that in vary much which he had heerd h e gage* agreed. He thought it wee perL...tiy true that as bikinis natives mad miestonarise—the latter betsg comesebed with the government, and confining dismal."' to the performs*, of Hsu missionary dmise—then was hat nub dispute. He scanned also la the opiates wbich had bees expressed, that be nay lemettage which aught be seed by the itteireamst, there should aot ally be so insincerity but nothing to lead to a suspicion of insincerity, sad that nothing mien should be promised with regard to nos-isterfessim with native customs than the goverment seri they would be enabled under the ciroometaseee to perform. Great stress had been laid on the het that the government had in various loneness cow tato collision with the satire observation, au that the neutrality which they prolemeed had not in reality been observed. He appre hended that what the Indian government had always in tended was to act upon the principle of holding Itself aloof from all titration Involving merely differences of opinion in niattere of theology. Of coarse it did not mere that dative idea came into collision with the adverse', and he might my the everlasting roles of justice, those ideas should be respected. There were certain principles which were probably older than any form of belief now exist ing is the world ; each, for example, as the principle that equality of punishment should attend equality of crime ; and each principled they were bound to carry out, In oppa • tioa to any native prejudice, or feelinp which might be weed to them, restraised only by the recollection that all innovatioe& moat be slowly and gradually made. As regarded the expression " religions neutrality," the govern meal onetrattico of which the deputation expressed them siw to artertaid he apprehended that what was moat we., that ao ape should be takes, directly or iadi wily, to give le the spider of Europe an apparent preleresee ear these which were found existing in the country. No desk It bad bees thought ne merry to lay diet primal* dews mere saphatleally, Messner whatever Right be said theeretkelly is refereed* to the rejection of government aid by Christiania, they knew that practically Christian had availed ti meshes of government aseistsnos and interheatm It we. set eataph for the reareaset to mitablith an equility haven passim elan religi sat , but can mast be takes that the spirit of the law was admiainerel by those in authority ; tad be wall my that a the part of those in authority then should be no mercies of any Alt-is/ power or indesecia which they might peruse la hear of their own opiates mad avast those of the satire population. With respect to pest chairs of ladies lawn he would observe that If they were ma* simply in deferrer.. to the enteral sail leatateble pr acopice of ;maim, they wen property seek sad the pneople of neutrality wee not invade!; while on the ether band, if they were made hr the pompom ttf propagating Christian opinions sad evertheewlag those which mooed in the mousey, they wuremaastillable. There wee great .Ity tad utruseing • camellea a this Idol same ral promplee, but what the governante had Waded areal on the subject—and perhaps there wen away present who woad not dissent from the doctrine—was that the sphere of gear asset ad the sphere of theological belief way Am iably and entirely separate. He was afraid he weld hardly es, that that was the recognised doctrine of amierwieerope ; hat it wee a doctrine that was making program to atlas Harps ; It was a doctrine which prevailed in lsgtsad at the preset day; it was a doctrine which had boss eezW wa to the orkslal possernions of Elegised ; and Ii we a &s -triae which It seemed to him especially necessary to mat to a eouatry like India. Ills feeling, on this laded wee very mach is syeepsay with three which lad buss waremi icy Laid Baia lersugh sad hit George Clerk; bat at the ewes Oa he did sot oessider ate gamesman pledged to carry out soy view. whir* those geatlemen had =premed in She diseseat which had been rehired to. What the geverauset mesa by neutrality" in the matter of religion, wee .Molly es rememied the action of the goverment ; asialrehly as between the theological tame of a Masao setae, sad the theological tenet* of the Wfvea, They did sot arm to My that in maim a jades as between ran said may el la matters in which scastilk treat was brought fate contreat with ideas previously existing in the country, they were to sacrifice their turn principles and opinions, except so far as prudence might dictate. &MOM member of the &potation stain sddreiesd his lord ship with the view of sheitiae farther explaastices of his views, bat wilting fell (rum him deriving materially from what we have gives above. LONDON AND SOUTH lINSTIJINJULLWAY NIITZNO.-(71.14 D.AI.) This of the half-yearly general mosting of the eareelnaine la this COM peaky eete held et the Waterloo etstiee._ Mr. CHA presided. RLID CAATLRM*D. the ehatmen of the bead ddirectors The CD AIIMAN is opening the bedtime apologised hr a short board, which be aissouat:d for by the Cherboisa hiss Daring the last half-year a committee had bra dein le le quire ints the depreesioo cf traffic, sad their report Wahiawa that the position of the Booth-Wester' was so wens Wan that of other metropolitan H a s The net re venue for the six months f ading Jose 30, aim interea• OD loses awl all other preferential °barges, a s:lown w t to 150.3731. To this waa added 7,2301.. the al Du'. 31,1837, making 157.8001. available for dividend. TyaWrw dwelt os the various schemes of the peat year, hem which he augured the brat success. He was happy le say that Mr. J. E. Erriegton, the engiaser, Neared that the works on the Exeter Extension line Wen procoodisi satisfecterily, sod congratulated the mediae en the defeat of the Richmond and Detedied steam go tegrellal tied the House of Commons bad shows. illegooldes 1111. =undue railway mospetition In a way that eery ly affected the Enemas el sleds milmsys • aell he thetas, ssomover, that the railway should be jawed at ot the meet headset Whams' pro vided by the House of Colmar. It was a moot Wall cient tetanal, actin es no tied petesiples based by ao precedent. set segment, regalmeed the whole of their de.ae - tor the dot log of ere room might in ths miry mane day be reversal by a committee sitting le the vet, meet teem. He mootoineeded the formatka of a association for the enamel protection of railway hareem If a proper tribunal were formed, all questioas involving railway interests might be referred to it; such, for Mama% as the recent disputes involving low tares in the north. After mass dl.oumios an leassial asteers. the already pnblishe! in the &row, 11115 aimed to, owl l a . = deed at the rate of 41. da per ant wee AWN* is& tar meeting separated. ILECTION RJR NORTH CHISHI2Z-(771,18 DAY.) OIT riacrato Wilbraham Egerton. Esq. of Rosthorno Hall, was alerted sorro`or for North elseabire this inovolog, at Knotsfonf, Is place of W.Titsos Egerton, Seq. Nis maw). of Tattoo Park who resigned les suet in consequence of UI health. The newly elsescd senther is a conservative, and will gives paws( bat Wormiest support to ilta pow sent governmeat The Paris Pa hie of Tuesday calls to amount a now writer oho, is deoariWster lb. Octane pasties pos sessed by Eselsad, disposed et Alto pelves *Assam la tam obese lase, sod Waft smiled to nom! Illes odd- Amos ed Ms Veers Osibry. Osr selsespoesry's mime= is worth eke* :—"Tlos Venom Osikey," It tees up, " mos armd by the esibeedem sf emrlositise lemsestbsd by Lai Vaasa le lb. leetaattea el IM. :WWII Palace !" _ - A Mtge hem Milas, is the htelpestraege er Trisoisime ire Onset Oyeley, who woe Amity be be tevembei weik the swum wikeey ere -4 of Lembo* ma Vasil% Ire Pet bees Illarled y r Wile et the labs aweless et lie ems of thewee. Abeetee haw is the renal, &No Mere: pee Ole Mob ei ofkolog Ale lie pond his Mee et Me ',semi It le wA Aided whether the eemmesee h aiwilestAie te eeetd tar Mime. Ounaric.-11i. theatre elver, es the 20th inst., Ow • erg swesstel tree. The visite perforstestee lei emmee Saber a rears of Uwe or four weeks et the horlheol. AUM Irene. trnia the pea of Mr. Wilkie C0.,11i lie 'Ober of ISo lifhtiosoo will be the seat smoky es the sespoing d As Arise. 18110 W. which opens to adoeaced io • psi point al asiabano. parity of smart sy lin ot ,aoa of u. dealer. 000 , ra. TM moo beer periodical sa e ilia vizier &ma lay is Wady coo. ▪ prosam pear. ta punt wee mall WM. of jaemilitylass ▪ employed. tha craia. able\ mat • owl Ow weals- Mralios. The V r woks Immo of maim h' , A bards—three n•:.n•r) rnlnenint , 1 Intl, fnedly the et °bled .nlaina r In Finial of tat t • of nut ISMS I old. nay or oil tf Leadisbeal mar eight be ea:evened '.ion to ►ie .Lop et equally Geo dm of lb. =et *Om- I breed, INA left icbe, !dads appear rye. also coe; Labrador or Past roue. are by so pooh., there We r the judirea to be t very proluniag oulterirs' towards water to the lead 'monument up= a well as thou r'e idea of poultry. pencilled Ham erne the bantams ▪ show to crest arid Melia's'', sad sesta, broad becks. I ma of their lower • which has bass pea of partridg• if their ; the y specialism is the moot marked lia r all the enropeti- Ave proved them mil of the poultry a to recoOte that hem. There ire he gum bards, mom preceded them the maal variety of de., and thej odg am exoe, to he ▪ Ot Ora sad Pheasants. Chil led as prim A istrodsrtkm alt specimens, mars d white drop sirs. .11em greys, ars as large sa kil ns of the diderint imp three ar ches of rabbits. Ise several chases P. Hall, the Boa. Lowry, 111 r. T. Mr. 0. V.M.M. Marriott, Mr. S. E. Archer, Ms. Ms, Mr. 0. Rai, C. Coke, Mr. T. Story, Mr. J. le, Mr. T. Saab* omiloos News tin The ise Mar Is wane, aims Mr. Stophaeass. Island Rayless. lalataiad .0 tbs IF. wanness Jataiaad he right ..lino worthy d of Norfolk. Deka rioter yes, had taw Maw wal Md. disk Isis se 'lowa, wow and 'ask DUN FICI.D.--• • lAA lab . Joseph Seib' pipe wO It • kW. • mood. ass 11 n offelos. se. / Me amp wen NMI. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1858. THE POLICE COURTS. (TRW DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. TRU TICIET OE LEAVE STIITEX. Abort a fortnight ago, a roan, who gave the name of Jams dlistru, wee charged at this court with stealing a parse from the pocket of a lady while passing through the City, and is the course of the proceedings it wee stated in evidence that the prisoner, who wee only 32 years old, had been three times sentenced to transportation for terms of 10.014 ten, and tiftren years respectively, and that he bed en earth occasion succeeded to obtaining a ticket of leave after undergoing a comparatively small portion of his sentence in penal servitude. The Lord Mayor thought it ea strange that three tickets of leave should he granted tx the seine man, that he expressed his opinion that there mint be some mistake In the matter, bat ewe beteg sentenced to there months' Imprisonment on the new charge, the prisoner confessed that he had been so trans ported throe times under different names and that since his last rakes, by ticket oilcans, he had heti by pocket-picking, for which purpose he had frequented Wes by auction in various parts of the metropolis from day to day. The Lord Mayer thereupon directed Mr. Oke (then acting as chief clerk, fa the absence of Mr. Goodman) at once to call the attention of the Home Secretary to the awe, which was accordingly done and the following reply was this morning received at the Mansion-house " Whitehall, Aug. 4, IMR. " Bir,—l am desired by Mr. Sec star Walpole to acknow bdge the receipt of your letter of the 23rd ult., reporting the eowvictlon of J ames Adams or Cartey, sod I am to acquaint you, for the information of the Lord Mayor, that this convict's Haase has been revoked, and orders given for sending him beck to Pot tanionth Prison as soon as he hail undergone bis Imptinotuaent in Holloway .ko , " GATHOREE H•RDT. " O. Ohs, Esq., Mansion-house." Hirt DENT RO BB EBB . JoAn Wrolliant. and William Swills, were charged with steeling a piece of beef, value Is. 2d. from the shop of Misers. Lee, salremen Leadenhall-market. It appeared from th e evidence that the prisoners had been sten lurking about the place for some time, and that when the piroseentors' men were engaged at the beck of the shop, Smith took down the beef from • hook amr the door, and popped it into a sack which was corned by Williams. They were, however, observed by some one outside, sad en alarm being given they were caught before they had time to quit the market. When aaked what they were doing with the meat, they said they were taking it home. as they had found It ; end when given into custody Williams offered such determined opposition that it took son men to handcuff him and convey him to the station. They now both begged that they might be dealt with sum marily, end the prosecutor seconded this request; but the Lord Mayor said the offence was too 1160111 to be so dis posed of, and the primers were fully committed for trial. WANDBWOUTH. LANIXTAILI STORY. A young men, who gave Ur name of Clambers, and was dressed in the clothes of the Berm Lunatic Asylum, applied to Mr. Daman., the airing for his advice sad assistance. He produced Ms ~as a cared lunatic, and said he was only liberatad that morning. Ha bad no farads in this country, so home, no clothes, and really did not know what to do. Whoa be left the asylum that morning, the authorities told him be had bettor apply to the na tt e yrnaa asked him what country he to? The applicant said he was a native of Newfaandirid , and • 14. Etsyman wished to know bow be became an inmate of the ream. . _ The applicant said that about four months ago he came Landon from Hp, to look after • ship, and at that time he had • new suit of clothes upon his back, and also another snit tied up in a boodle, and he bad money and the necessa ries to keep him foe • time. He fell in with two ma, who apparel sailors, and they took him to • hones in Kest sursot, whom he fully believed that he was drugged. Whim ha 1101110111 himself in the morning he found that ha had Moo stripped of everythieg, had no clothes to put an. Through the kindness of soma persona he obtained old thiags, la which he could appear in the streets, but the volatteep so glad him that he lost his senses, and as he was deemed. told he broke some glees and was seed 150., as mar. as ate weeks' impritioninsnt. Upon hie removal to prima be was found to be insane, and an application was mods to the fleemear7 of State to have dim at owe trans ferred to the Coaoty Lasatic Asylum, Garrett, Wandsworth. Ho hod boa there mar slam and that morning, when b woe diesherypid as eared. Terrier, the sammoniog officer, said he understood that it woe CalielMay is give discharged patients • little money spa 'no t said that all be received was a little food. They oat sot even give him any clothe*, with the 'seep- Ilea aloha he wore, and they were those worn by patients. He had bma stopped twice upon the road to the court by the Citwho apposed that be had escaped from the asylum. mom condition he could not do anything. Kr. Ilsymsa said the applicant must apply to the pariah seam, sad desired Taylor to mamma, him to the work- Tay's, afterwards reported that the rslissfsg °Soar had fry ths poor mas as order to Wok lola Into the Loan. SEIDDEN DIATTL-0a Tuesday evening, Mr. Simms, the sub iditor wad importer et Se £sete r 0 = exptred suddenly at hie lodgteme la High-street. It that be was engaged in writing a report, and bad retired for a few MOllleal. to his bedroom Ile had not bees there beg whoa be called to hie Mead, who on going tans the rocs saw Met blood was issalag from Mr. Shyest?, mouth. H. It:claimed "I w d into his friend's arms sad tramediately expirod. deceased had for some time sot enjoyed good health, and the mos of death men the rapture of a blood suet. Mr. Skynos mu a North of England man, and during his residence in the city had made !warty fneada. The general awl:urge of his duties was cherentensed with conseisatiormases and with ability.— Western Tune*. BLUE-BOOKED FOR LaBORTALITY.—The Venerable 4L1r0b11100:0 Thorp hes male a haw hit. Be might never here naked s same biped the coutity plums, hid it not boa for his asive esedission le the Lord* of his thoughts on tanvelansa sad dissialsre. " diiissaters sweerelly with chareima," @eked the el imam% maculate. " should yea saythey were meta the same, or much bitter, or worm? . "I do sot think them so good," was the deeler's teadid reply " I asp be prejodiced, but I think there le so ho w shoat s amok men that there ia act about s dissenter." Prom the Lords' " Bios Book" this frank confession hes got taco the Beall& wrappers ; !botch sad Irish editors 1111,0 kid hold of it; Ye Br,ald and Gelipmet will reprint it ; Gouda sad India Australis sad the United Buttes, Malta sad New Zselead, South Africa end Tim del Fuego, will shuttlecock the pour weirs" from Pals to Pole, sad make karma the A of Derhem sad his powers of diwriminetka to the rads of the sash.--6 1 etwidwid Gicarrer. FuurtuL 07 EDWARD ERAS; E.g.—This mourn hl mat took piece M Dom. goes, ea Tuesday, .ftlt every demonstration of embed revved. The shops being closed, thom who did not join In the puession„ stood in large and snug crowds, se it wound its ws from the residues ef deemeed, in Northgate, Ir the Po lidesting-bones. Shortly after half-peer 10 o'clock, the body was *wed I. the bearer, without any plumes, and wee Sallowed en toot by the chief mourners—John, Joseph, and Henry, Ids same, Ids only merivisig denglitsr, Elisabeth Gibson, of Saffron Waldi. , their prime for life and families, and also by santwess friss& sad cannexions from London, )(mad, York Leeks, Btulked, Newcastle, Sundertand, Stockton, ilMleibeV, Bordatiske, end several other places, with gentlemen from the Irma red neighbourhood, and a large body of workings from Blondes and elsewbere—in all, to the number of 2,1100. So was the crowd, that mazy were nimble Ir *beds to the meeting house, into which the musks mete weld. Affacting and impressive addresses WWI delivered by Jobs lowitt, of Lesis ; &Oen& thebelm. d Bedded • Bevan Braith waite, ef Loactsa; sod Themes Elmohbeess, of York. The summits wen Mhos foe Wound to the grave, In the private beeleivemd seeded, whores prayer was offered up by his eldest see. Tim ended the smug scene of a life of sic gale*/ marl moms, integrity, benevolence, and useful nem.—Perkatire Gazette. ---- TirshfeiVW'ArißOvEsetotf.—The object of the Medical Bill. alit& has passed both houses a parliament, sad so escaped the fall of every previona medical measure during mon thee a quartet of a century, Is to enable per requiriag medical aid to distinguish qualified from on qual,fial practitionare. For thia purpose, • " Cieneral Cons eil of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom " u to be established, sad braaoh ocianoile for England, fiestlead. sad Inland ly. The penal condi is Is amid af 18 anniwa, of whoa caw la to be sowlestad by wash af tb. aedleal eorporetior.a, sad oft Lys Majesty. All notlest yeseditiosers are to be form be respective tiass—ths ragirdes to be •••••11y, on the rot Jawasay, ra mike the Wed "The Mast Register." 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FM= FOR WIAZIII6 GNITNOIJNZ.—The ladmakirmas Bs* .her that a mai may, NW, is Rosaw, Ms bus ssilmosi by • mkt al MM Saws le pay Maid WO Wok. "ke hawk( worm a ism rid& star pfkg th• wksis hasmalk of the pl.—tai Is se eistrstlks the piais Mr." • Y a W W . sfi Y WI MS 10 Si Is SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The railway share market to-day is generally firmer. The principal demand is for Great Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks, in which the rise amounts to to / per cent Caledonian was offered at one period of the morning, but has since recovered. North British is is demand. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to 931 ; Great Western, 50 to ; Midland, 95/ to 961; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931 to 94 ; Great Northern, 251 to 26 per share; and Eastern Counties, 12 7-16 to 9-16. The Indian and Canadian shares I ported. Foreign lines are quiet. OIDLIIMIT MAIM AND M. Ira.' fairly imp- Banyan IWO 144 y M 1 ►.. Mr Aim Osier I n tiiiia= rrsZ De. • AL Da IS sus. 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I r, 1 i d z 1 i t r . s, •yb soma alias UtttreMen WWI° W. luau Wslirvarbe Da.llllm4feasaLtes. IlrIL Amrksa toad BALI I dab Nag Tel. • Do. 8.7 p. est Do. C 14 le r n at Si i" TI ak. •1 U 17 V li 17 117 VI SS 16 V 111 it IkrAlits.amli.iii &am Mom Marls Wm Toli r rarna.: Ileg. sod L. 009- ft a.. . er gairs4lll Menai . ~. iiis.o•MbesOo. I=lailL Tei Td. We. Ming Dinwoot ... e. ~......i ii... : I. Illult. Ltskaladia Zara a) 0 Pareella. MOM& OM P 1:l i g * fit V-1.?.,' I ftlett. 141 ad 1 111 1t 11 *Fa zi et e a ad l 1 14 r r 14 71 fi lis 17 VS St lib f I zllnt e ts II N. • i stl IK) WO 1111 Sh-- a ; 70r1 .7 1• . Ina Lard W 1 Ass. Immo Ow* lad Treett pe..l7 SPl ViirCumma °6 ".ta : Violets Dodo Da. sus a. a ri ISO i Ms ow A Lanza, or NZLL OW7B . B.—The Nell Owyn letter to which last week we directed attar" was sold on Tuesday last far thirteen panda. An mesa or two will amuse re reader. After t l erg her carrerendent (Lawrence Hyde, the rood !boa of the rest Lord Chancellor) that the nn "bold" no longer to let him know that she has "never been in any company without deinideg his health, for I love you with all my rule," she oontinues :—" The Pekoe is to me now a dismal.' pare since I have lost Sir Car Scrim, never to be moral arse, for he told me he could not live always at this rats, and so begone to be a little unoevil, which I could not outer from an ugly bar gamer. Lard Dorset rime wore in this months, far he drake eill with Sbodwell and Mr. Maris at the Duke's hones all day long." After mentioning Lord Burford end Lord Bemclerc, concludes thus —, We are *going to saps with the Klee at Whithall, and my Jody Harris, the King remembers his servis to you. Now lets talks of State Affairee for we Dever called things so cunningly as now, for we don't know whether we shall have poke or war, but I am for war, and fir no other reason but that you may come home. I have a thousand merry moors but I cent make her write um, and therefore you must take the will for the deed. God bye, your moat lowing obedient faithful' & humbel Servant, B. O." Sir Carr Scraps, or Scrimp, was • poet and gallant ; Shadwell is the well-known dramatist; Barris is the actor at the Duke's Theatre so eßea usetiosed • Pepys' Dlary."—llhosiroted Landow New. CRYSTAL PALACZ.—III addition to the new Pha lan and Photographio Gallery, the surer show of poultry, pigeons, and rabbits, wall* mired to the podia Ws day (Saturday). The great fountains will also be played In the afternoon, thus forming an unusual maim of attract. dons for the lest Saturday of the Nam; on whir the char,* for admission will be half-a-crown. NORTH-EAST/RN RAILWAY.—A special meeting of the directors of the Narth-Bastere Railway was held in the mistral station, Newcastle-on-Tyne, on Thursday rum log,when it was agreed to recommend the following divi dends fag the pest Italf.yser. via.: On Berwick Stock, at the nee of 4& ; on the York Stock, 3; and on Leeds Stook, 1L 12a. U. per art. pm annum. RAILWAY Racurfs.—The trail° returns of rail ww la the United Kingdom published for the week and July Ilareeemeed to 614,6801., and hello coereeponding week of last your es 618,0901... 'hewing sassier of 10,5101. The pun reedple el the deka railways Irving their Word ▪ ths siskipails anemia to 2140 SRL ; and la the er mines( ow to 226.376 L. showing a &seem or 14L The deersesese the Loaded wad Norti-Weelern Railway 'mounted to ?AIL • and en the Sew& Ream to 1171.; total, 7,7011. But hens &hued he Medd WM, the iacaew on the Boehm Cloothe liedwery, IJISL ea the Greet Northern, 6441. w the Greet Warm. 11/11. ea the Landon and Blackwell, M. on the Leads. RAlLlsird. sal Seer Coed, and SUL ea the Loads eel Bewthalreatern ; MiYews, leaving the Wel demon es ahem, 4.6141. meesipb ea the other In Se 17Elled Rise des -seal le 1M1.7184, ad Ow the of WO year to 155,7 W. • showing a ai de l lme lqualil le 411 wid Wei le the &onset ea the nettopolleen Mar: Nam dr wad datailan 10,6101., r eanspared with the OM. rail=Faded of 1867. OP Tag LIVERPOOL DOClB.—Yeeterdity era) the Liverpool magistrates granted a distress weever the Merry Dock Board, at the instance of the perk authorise, for the payment of 20,6801. 18e. 13‘1. for potte rer. The distress watrant wee ranted. It befog =lmbed that ft wee sorely formil, me that the ewe might seselestee the =rake 01111:15. MONEY MAR.KBI—THIS Pet Y. Two o'Gtocn. Tke funds to-day are firm. Prioes are now quoted about 1 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Little business is going forward. The other markets are well supported. As regards se veral of the English railway stocks the tendency is still decidedly upwards. , Consols for the 7th September were first marked 961, and are now quoted 961 to 8. For money the present quotation is 961 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 97 to 971; the New Three per Cents. at 961 to 971; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 791; Bank Stock at 226 to 2271; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 100! ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 335. to 365. prem.; do., Jane, at 21s. to 245. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, bat steady. Turkish Six per Cents. are firm at 97 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. continue in demand and are lut marked 104! ex dlr. ; Mexican Bonds are somewhat flatter, at 21 to 4. Buenos Ayres Bonds are rather more offered. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is quoted 1 to 1 prem. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 78 ; ditto Deferred, 174; Mexican Three per Cents., for amount, 211 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 90! ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 451 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, (August 13), 971, 971; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1041,1041, ex div. ; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 411; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 16. At Paris to-day (Saturday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renters opened at 68fr. 60c. for the account, showing a further rise of So. compared with the last price of yesterday. There was a fair demand for money in Lombard street yesterday, at 21 to 2i per cent. for bills of the highest class. At the Bank there is no revival of business whatever. Little or no disposition is yet shown to subscribe for the new India loan, as tenders will be received until the 17th inst. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was only between 1,0001. and 2,0001. About 23,0001. in silver arrived on Thursday from Antwerp. The Fulton, from New York, has brought 71,3731. in specie, on French account. The 82,8221. in gold ex the Avon was taken yesterday for the Continent. The South American doubloons were sold at 73e. lid., and the Brazilian gold coin at 775. Bd. per oz. There was little actual alteration in the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon,but the supply of bills was small, and the general tendency favourable ; and as regards paper on Holland, Hamburg, Austria, and Bt. Petersburg, as well as short bills on Paris, some what more favourable rates were in moat cases quoted. The current quotations are shown below :••• Amsterdam. three montba, 11.181 to 4, ditto, short, 11.164 to 181; Rotterdam. three mmthA 11.181 to ; Antwerp, three months, 2.5.374 to 421; Hamburg, merits bane°, three months, 13.7 to 1 ; Para, three days sight, 25.71 to 15 ; ditto, three months, 25.35 to 71,• Frankfort-on the-Maine, three months, 1181 to 4; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 351 to 4; /Tisane, eff. So., three months, 10.29 to 31 ; Trieste, clo., three months, 10.30 to 2 ; Madrid, three months, 49 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.75 to 85; Genoa, three months, 25.46 to 60 ; Naples, three months, 401 to 1; Palermo, there months, 1124 to 1; Meeeina,_ three maths, 1221 to 3; Lisbon, 90 days, 024 to 4; Oporto, 90 days, 621 to 1. The corn market yesterday was quiet, at former prime. The directors of the North Eastern Railway Com pany have fixed the dividend on Berwick stock at the rate of 44 per cent. per annum, against 6 per cent. per annum for the corresponding six months of last year ; that on York and North Midland stock at 3 per cent. per annum, against 4. per cent. last year; and that on Leeds Northern at 14 per cent. per annum, against 2 per cent. last year. The Caledonian Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 1,1401. ,_____ An extraordinary general meeting of the European and American Steam Shipping Company is called for the 16th inst., "for the purpose of considering the general state of the company's affairs, and the course to be pursued in reference thereto." It is said that the company have a difference with Messrs. Croskey and Co. The half-yearly meetings of the following com panies are called, viz.: English, Scottish, and Aus-, tralian Chartered Bank, for the 18th inst ; Berlin Waterworks Company for the 19th inst.; Thames Haven Dock Company, for the 21st inst. ; and Anglo-French Steam Ship Company, for the 28th inst., at Grimsby. The shares of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company have come into demand during the last few days, and command advanced prices, owing to the prospect that the traffic of the Atlantic Telegraph will pass over this company's wires. At a meeting held yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Seaman and Keen , silk manufaeturers the balance sheet presented estimated the liabilities at 8,1121., and the assets at 1,2241. It wu agreed to accept a composition of 4s. in the pound, pa 3 able in instalments at two and four months. A second dividend of 2s. in the pound has just been declared on the estate of Messrs. Rehder and Boldeman, German merchants, who failed during the late crisis. The circular issued states that a further dividend will be paid am quickly as possible. The Bio Bio has arrived from China with 649,0001b5. of tea. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 4, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results: arm:dation inane Circulation active 20,817,486 Increase 406,310 Publicdsposits Other deposits Government securities to 10,774,387 Inman 186,891 Other securities in banki . 4 department . 16,400,183 DOCIIIIIIIO 39,919 Oeln and bullion in both _ _ 17,340,421 Items. 77,616 Bevan day . sad other bibs 784,966 DIMINO 19,908 Ti. Boa Notes is rangy..... 10,317,406 Daman 294,890 Tin Wilda( depuni 10,997,966 Nolen 330,695 The Treasury balance continues to increase with a eatisfactory degree of rapidity, but the withdrawals of " other" deposits have been still larger, partly in oonnexion with the liabilities which arrived at ma turity on the 4th, and it is to this demand that the decrease of 330,6951. in the " reserve" is primarily attributable. The movement under the head of "other" securities shows that the Bank's discount burin's, is unimportant. The Gesso* statement of the movement of the Fecioas metals for the weak ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmport of gold, 349,5411. ; exports of gold, 171,3101. ; im ports of silver, 253,2931. ; exports of silver, 7,7821. PAW' OP 111014414D.—As le0=01, Por• 4 4st la the Ad NI II Ilk Via. 4. la kr Os nook maw Augut 4, LPL ion 11121%1IBILIPt. Ooli Z ia ar lass 14.64,170 510U.179 41‘711111 IMANIIIIMIL =MW 011gi11g....,1061.000 UMW 011.0 41°" =7= ii:iiiiiiii;ii: Assoo_ ... . Z19.774 U 7 litur. Other 908000 1106.1U 0 11= /66r ~ ,„.....~, .. D i b,...4 ph, A i m 4.193.09 Gold milawrloo tNM Other Dwelt' „... ," 16 J 9.60 11•60,119sarl orlerilla 76001 • - . Atirs.iis SLIM* 0696 t 5.1666. IL muliamtam. OW Orlist. 01,131 ITO FRIDAY ivaarnro.— The funds opened this morning with increased buoyancy, and at one period a fresh rise of Ito } per cent wu attained. In the afternoon a reaction took place, assisted by some speculative realisations, and the closing quotations were the same u those current at 4 o'clock yesterday. Amongst the favourable fee tarried the day were the continued upward tendency ' of the foreign exchanges, and the increased firmse of the Paris Bourse. Great stability is also in parted to the Stock Exchange markets by the demand on the part of the moneyed public for securities, including English railway prefereedal and guaranteed stocks, foreign and colonial govern ment bonds, and Indian railway shares. Specula tive stocks may oscillate from day to day, but the supply of good securities becomes smaller day by day, owing to the absorption for investment. Console, which were quoted yesterday at four o'clock 98 7-18 to for the 7th Sept. (subsequently advancing to 981, " buyers "), opened this mor o rti at 901 to 1, advanced to 981, " buyers," and d at 981, " sellers." For money the last price was 981. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Console, for money, 981, L 1, f; ditto, for account (7th September), 961, 981 ; Three per ree Cents. P.ednced, 971, 971, 97, 971, 981 ; New per Cents., 97, 971, 961, 97 ; Thirty Turf Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 181; Beak Stock, 2261, 227 ; India Stock, 218, 220; India Bonds, 156. prem. The June Exchequer Bills have again declined Is., being quoted 21s. to 245. prem. The March bills remain quoted 335. to 38s. prem. A considerable amount of business was done in foreign stocks, which remain firm. Turkish Six per Cents.were last quoted 971 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were in request, and closed firmly at 104/ to 1 ex div. Spanish and Venezuelan Bonds also continue to meet with inquiry. Spanish Passive Bonds have risen to 9k to 10. The Snip of the new Brazilian loan was rather weaker, closing at /to prem. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued this evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : In the colonial markets this week a good baguets haw beta done, sad in soma instances at higher prices. There has hew an active demand for sugar, several floating comae sad landed parcels having changed heads. The public rake have also gone off well, and quotations are 6d. to Is. above those of list week. Thu declaration by the French government et • contract for 2,300 tons matpstrio led to more inquiry here, and sales have been made at • rise of le. per cwt. Coßse le inactive, but there is scarcely any alteration In prime. The Dutch Trading employ's sole of spice is fixed for the 16th proximo. Rather lower mites have been accepted for bleat pepper and cloves; cassia Hole has declined 6e. per cwt. Rice is again quiet. Tea in more active. 1 I Pd. (PbbbiblE) 1111 Dom arra aborfetwit) . awl 11.n11 triesdirt=i ash gar Or. SW tr i al li Nwirksei =Ms 181.—.C11.Z. o 114 fi r* arm Iltobea 44 Um. blips; 4;6;4 j Vale lbw II 141 4 = — Aiiiiii IK r Wb.lbswitt • • 14 II Lite 1.7.1 I la i Trimmer it •olt[YN MI 6 rolgte . 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IMow islib Wet ; troolodal o ill finionf on* Astazas. Do. Now ... Moo of Li.liaii .. gUs arLearies .... ig Vaji=issios f!• Me 1 111 Irl 134 U fi fi 43 34 $3 13 fai 1 14 34 & rii 111 II Kt 377 139 zil si lii vis in Is Vs la 14 iss Is If 116 33 INI il t 15 & par i X y :' IN IN lel 111 111 ri i l , . . 4 g i 40 GI 0 0 por pm 11 li — 0 II 44 TI i Fa rya. is N Bi 1 tot 61 el 1 t ft II 111 ; 5 t I In ••• ••• 4 rSi 14 MID AIM Ft le ni lel IS SO ii 111 - :1 g lii U Ili 171 ii 5 Ii " II Nis i _ - iiiiiiiiiiiii rearjarilesLa.. g %eta =St. " - D. : I r Welles A. et 17474; a 77. WeMusa WO LIS 113 116 W 3 107 11 I ran. it 111 II II 10 II 46 H 7 ii ii IT ii ui I U 44 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. More business has been done in the mining market this morning. Amongst the transactions we notice the following :—Par Consols, at 161; Tincroft, 31; Wheal o'renville, 11s. to 135.; East Cern Brea, 4i to 5 ; Wheal °rambler, 107; East Basset, 96 to 97 ; and West Beset at 221. Wheal Edward, Sortridge Console, and Wheal Buller shares, are flat. Foreign mining shares remain quiet. Bon Accord Copper shares are marked 10s. pram, and Mariquita 17s. 6d., ex div. A telegram from Truro reports a slight advance in the standard for copper ore. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market: There arc several little circumstances in our market this week indicating a slightly improved general feeling. Cower has changed hands abroad en better terms, and here there have been and still are buyers of foreign at a little advance upon recent prices. English remains much the saute, in small inquiry. Iron rails an being bought to a oonaiderable extent, and Welsh merchant bars have stiffened in price somewhat in consequence of better demand. Lead baa found. a few buyers at last, but stooks are still rather heavy. Bpel - Is rather neg:ected, with incresaed stooks, now 4,102 tons. Tin does not find many buyers, and both English and foreign sr* weak. Tin plates are a shade firmer, but the demand is not active. The important cue of Lyle v. Richards, otherwise the West Bunt Mine ts. the South Frances Mine, was tried at Bodmin, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, and after the examination of several witnesses on each side, the jury gave a verdict for the plain tiff, and found th►t the boundary of the West Basset Mine was to be a line from the south-east corner of John Vincent's house to the furthermost boundetone at the east, abutting upon South Wheal Basset sett. At East Reeewarns a all of 2a. per share was made on the 4th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARIII7B. TALLOW 11ARKET.-THIS DAT. The market fa quiet :—Towe tallow, 47e. Id. mkt reek; Petersham Y.C. on the spot, 48e. 64.; August, 48e. Id.; September, 49r.; Oat. to Dee., 49e. 3d. ; ditto, reperetely, 49e. 6d. ltaacsr AVIBRAGEX.—Town tallow, 60e.; fat by digs, 2a. 7d.; yellow Russian, 60a. Od. ; melted stuff, Us. 64; rough ditto, 20a. ; tallow graves, 172. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIB DAY. Mr. B. J. Davie reports the supply larger. Prima with out alteration. Pnwe meadow hay, Ma. to 725. Id.; superior do.. 75e. to 84. ; inferior do.. 00a. to 66a. ; sow do.. 60s. to 80s.; clover, old, 95e. to 1065.; second cut, 655. to 95e. , eaw, SOL to Ha. ; sYaw, no. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) Trade continues brisk, sad the supply is equal lo the deemed. Some thousands of beasts of plums have arrived from France this week. They very in prior front 40. to thi. per half-ssive beaked. Apricots and flp are also still supplied from foreign sources. StrawbeTW are now all but over. &one rips pears, chiedy jargonsia, may now be obtained. Barcelona nuts Mob 20.. per bushel; new Brazils, 16.. ditto; Spanish, 14s. ditto; Almond', 24e.; Walnuts, kiln-dried, 20s. ditto. lonatg vegetables are some nice cauliflowers. Pass see now ewer. Greens are plentiful, as are also French beans. New potatoes are largely supplied, and green artichokes fetch from 4e. to 6en per dozen. Cucumbers plentifal. Cut flowers chiefly comet of orchids, heliotropes, geraniums, violets, mignionette, be g at% a z % la = MGR /SUIT. Ms Anis. pot lb., Si t 7. Oarraota black, Wit MU lam 4o Otaiow, int, pot la, 4. to Se to 56 Strootbwrioa, p. pea L. to Pe ma do .lals as Pemba. par Pm, 16. to No white 40. S. to 4. If wisdom. pat tics., t. to lb Apple.. p. bait dem Ti to S. pot dos , 1. to 4. Onuaria, ow 6oa, I. ed to Is 14 Vo d lor, each. D. to I. Lamm. koc dea. la 76 S. Moies, pie Da, id to Is nob, VI to a Gnaw p. dos. h to 4. ?mob Boom prr 100, 2. to 3s PoOolco4 p. Los. OW to AO. pie ton..lbtoSoPi poi cwt. 4. to ON am, lb.. 111 to 44 Carroto. per ed to W Turn zpi, new. pot 44 to Ili p Nom °womb" Pot am. od 6 10 lk lint. pa dm, bklo ; •11IsIt 1 Odom p. Imes. Is to% L. me boob. id to 4d lbrilado is rElla . a e ltr L — 44,.. p0r100r0.141.1.41 4611. prom% Is to Is ad may% for doo.. fin to h 1 Han lodlik p. boa.. le Id to 44 14=ems... P 41 4 01 10 14 di p.xlf Pi lo Mat., from p. bomb. Il Pi 41 boom do.. NI to 411 Waie.—The will and seven codicils of the Right Hem. Etisabeth Dowager Countess of Hardwick*, read Cl the Right Hen. Philip Earl of Hardwicke, wee proved in London on July 20, by Thomas Somers Cocks, Isq. of Charlog-cross, and William James Ferrer, Er q., of LW coin's-inn-fields, the executors—the personalty was swan under 70,0001. Her ladyship, head's other legacies to her daughters, has bequeathed to the Countess of Wed= the furniture and effector, together with the estate, at Titles hanger, Herbs; and to the Countess of Meaborough seat. I plate end pictures es she may select, as well as the 'veldts* of her personal estate ; to Countess Somers and Lady Start de Rothsay, pecuniary bequests; and to her grandson, Viscount Pollingtoe, the principal part of the family plate and pictures enumerated. There are many 'with bequests end annuities—The will of Sir Philip Crampton, Bart., 111. D., P.R.8., of Merrion-rquare Dahlia, who died on June 10, ins proved in Ireland an June 29, and in London, on July Di, the personalty le England being sworn under 7,0091. Meth; hie D 133. and writings to be destroyed, bet not his oontepondenos, extending over twenty years, with the Rini of Clarendoe, and of forty years - with air Thomas Noon, end nearly the lame period with Marla Edgeworth, Sir Robert Peel, and other eminent perm s& All plate and memento presented to him to be as Widows in the family and title.—The will of J udah Oneialis„ Req., of Finaburysquare, ins in Lemke, cm the 20th July, by H. Guedella, C a sed Sir Moses Montellas, Bert., the executors. The penanalty is swore in the UMW, Kingdom under 120,0001. The will beers date 21st Deemstar, 1839, and the testator has directed all his toridgn had*. Wiley share', do., to be sold and converted taw man matt securities, or lent on reel security. After a law charitable and other bequests, his three children Is have • life interest therefrom, and an immediate legacy d VOW. seeti.-14tesirsted londoi Nnes. THE ROYAL ENGINEam.—The war department have it in otatismplatioa to make • antaiderabis negewate don is the eery. at Royal Benweern, eo es to imago that breath of dm service w 10.000 mis. At permit the o f t h e coo p is about 5,000 sea dominions, soltt ty • scatsold *bout ti Chios, and all parts of the B comparati ve ly small portion of that number ar s e in Great Britain end Ireland. It is consequentl propene i Is is make a cessidareble augmentation is that breads of the service. so am to seat& at least 6,090 of the Royal Boginsers to be alway s 'tailored at home, when they would tes or *tautly employed in all kiods of ermincerieg voila,. that fortillcadons, and everything connected with t branch warlare. Ni