The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1859. LAW INTELLIGENCE. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) (a% eLerraic TILLOILA PM.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. ‘Ele(urg Mr. Cotomiesioaer Fans.) IN KZ W. JONZII. LIVERPOOL MEETING.-;THIS DAY.) The bankrupt VW • coal naerenant, at lalearorth. This va. the elauesati nt.oting. Debts, 2,5691. ; auSU abmo ru:. P•aead nooppomed. LIVERPOOL ST. LEGER. Oise mile and three-quarters. Ark., Knoell, Duster, Aston, and Cumlotter aie bete. BICK ERSTAFFE STAKES. One mile. Knuckle Duster sad Birdbult are here. MOLYNEUX PLATE. One mite. Bel Renersess, Ancient Briton, Botany, Ltdy Kingston, I.7ttery, Bankrupt, Heiress, and Daniel are here. PAID Funrstr.-01yosplas, Starke. Master Begot, Meld •d Verweas. sad LieeAn. IV DF: cll./111D AND NoRNE. The bankrupts was described as obip and insures, Lrekers, l..oleulteleoreat ; but tbeir liabilities ores e tie ! erat,sely initial( for pentane segairof in that trade. Their pact debt. were 1.3771, sd which upwards of MI. watt lb. retrial' of a 'Genoa ; wet., 1701. Mr. Lis►i.trr, f;r tko siolisoes, offtroi no opporitkn, Us* bankruo4 Porol. (Moro Mr. Fosblisqus.) _ IX KR SIXJAMIN The bankrupt vas described as a noseeneat trading under the firm of 'Truman, Parker, sad Ca.," 01 Atieiskt.- a l oe, Leadcm•bridge. The acconata, prepared by Miser.. Palmer and Pediery, atom unsecured debt. and liabilities of .5,500 f. unto of trifling amount. The bank mph" oc..urrad 12 months •10, and the cam has sines beets frequently betsrt the curt. The beekrapt has undergone nuprt.orsmetr. end obtaused hi, .1 .charge to April hut. Mr. C. E. Louie aupportsd. The bankrupt passed; sad the err: Ulnae sitting was de. (erred sant November. ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE IN - iii - b8: Yesterday afternoon, a little before three o'clock, Hue. Waste, a widow, 76 years of age, and who melded at 4. Wesimineter-place,Casthestreet, West Eel, Leese, railed to the door of a seighbour, named Mier Turin, with a towel wrapped round bee throat, and told bee that her throat had jut. been cut by one of her lodgt m named ! Abraham Faw cett. As oho removed the towel the blood !Tutted out like water from the spout of a kettle. 'Mir Tutin gave the alarm. cud the poor old woman woe phortly attended to by Mr. Nutuney, surgeon, who sewed up the wooed. Mrs. Watts wee to:tutted where Femora wee ' and ohs replied that he wee cutting his throat just es she rushed out of the Wow. The neighbourhood being alarmed, Mrs. Watts's at house ...eternised, sad sure enough Fawcett was found on h the door of Mrs. Wette• beelremn bolted in blood. The room se, he I the appearance of a shuminer-house. From the Imam- I tary sanative furnished at intonate byKre. Wattsand the le oth• r twidenta in the Loose, It would spear that Fewoelt, it a young win of 3.5, was employed es • cloth dresser at Mr. 2 King'e establishment is Not tit Hall Lane. He has lodged r e . •itn Mrs. Waite for nearly 12 years, and waegeeerally sup- L. pme Ito cherish towards her emnewhat of the affection of • It ceili. On Monday last Mr. King entertained his "hands" ig to dinner, and elm than Yawnr has been Making. lie so was NM yesterday nom, when be was se em at the Its Velem feu. About half-past two he went to hie Weep, e. end findieg the door feet entered by the kitchen windoe. IS !SOW-STREET. Mn.. Wens had gone to lie down on the bed. He appears t e a elle!. THEFT ..1 , t tut o r E4AN'.I t sell ukst 4;0, I. fe. hove guns upstairs, sad when he entered Mrs. ..., Jsoc Ili/tome • woman of about 3". yew rat sate, ;moo , Watte's room he made certain improper overtures to es to the p,lioe aa • member of • notorious family of ttu‘e, her, which she, of bum 'reined. He appears to hive to was nought before Mr. Henry on a charge of steadin.; e Nem euddeely maddened, for he drew his own rum '"• policemen's uniform great wat and staff from the ledgings from his pocket, and cut thereat old woman's throat. She I the constable F 19. M Great Queen-street, Hellion, managed, however, to escape from the room, hut as she was Policemen F 40, deposal that at about ball'-poet leaving it she aewnwcett attempt his own life. The .ale t e three o'clock is the eternoon of yeeterday he bun , the emend elrcumetanoes have been already narrated. Last - 6 primer, who was @filthily the mane for liquor, sitting n"t a sight when our oortoppendent was at the how, libber is a t door-Ma p in Greet Queen-street, wi th a policeman's. ore .1 one uf • tow of cottages in the centre of •densely-populaint r• ratnher lap. He asked her where she got it, and the eistriet, hundreds of people were congregated shoat, et reel her hushred had sent her to pledge it, but the lama- the greatest excitement prevailiug. He found Mr.. lb Prober would out take a in, lle then took her beck to the I Water ia a very dangerous conditiom, the wound ft . ' shop of Mr. llsesett, pawnbroker —a few doom off. He sod having been re-opened by a fit of weghleg, sad gt that she had. tiered the coat in pledge, and had stated tied the Bleeding haver continued for hell as bow L bar husband waa a policeman, and that bbefeee medial weistance onde be egoin procured. The r wee "off on the spree," ka;steg her without I iselden I. a deep mud long wound. Fawcett hoe shot ter mosey, sad that she wanted to pledge his cost co yet Mined a doe rate gash on his own threat, end he his been ! feud. While In the pawnbroker's amp the dropped the meg asleep—pmb from the stupefying effects uf the liquor— from the pocket , f the mt. He than twk her to the st,ri••• abeeet over dam the occurrence. Mrs. Watta can scarcely N. house. From the &rows and camber, " 1 19." on the cellar I k earned he weeny, this night if the wound re opine The N tits Cunt Irma Month, das that of his comrade Floyd. I esly melba kw the attack appeersto have been the one gives It. Policemen Floyd, F. 19, identified the coat. if, bed lest I ahwee.--Manelisaler thowdoca of this day. E it that roughing in v.e front perlour of his loatagingsia Grew i Queen-street, a few doors tram Mr. Bellaillie. At ems. ; time his vale went out to get now beer, leaving the lame door aerr, sad whoa the returned the Pont was neeneg. No Intelligence from St. Petersburg give, details of &MA dm primes seine( the don ajar walked le he se. Whet the ohm iseuguration of a moeumens to the smog of the could pad ep, mid finding thanes "ton handy," took I the Emperor Nicholas, oat the 25th ult. The monument leg it and toads of. lio had sever seem lin Mom, be he iaws of an an equeetriaa midge in bronze, from the moo if beloved she was known. Inetenoe einneghee • -She has been twice committed for 1 Bane Yiwlt, and it Is mid to be remarkable alike fee brow I trial for (-bony. Os the first 00:11.011 she pleaded galley, lof emotion and for boldness of design. The Empire th and mu sentenned to a mouth's tammanuierat. on ate : wee. the corniry indorse of hie favourite regiment. The I " 111 " aa "a tea "6'l'l" and ***aced to at.. nest"' bust Leers a sinking resemblance to titer/drilla. impnemseest. y The intoner—Teat wan fur wows bonnet.. A Paris correspondent of the Nerd give', on tleg h )I•. Hoary—For sealing mats booms ? entherity of despetcht. received from the heed•qu obis el :. Toe ptureiner—No, sir ; 1 wee mat hum with them, and I . d m , N isc h ma y, th e following r e specting the inte r view per r Int theta. (A Mush.) 1 the two Emperors at Villafranot —When the two severelgie Mr. Henry—Yoe mall sot have been gent to prises fart , Mt, their Let movement would naturally have boom to that. You mart hays bean did ler alerting. Than primer —Yee, sir . that wee whet they to tdo of ear the bed; but the Emperor Napoleon said, " Sire, I it. t Leughtery sem te yen with sentiment, of loyalty and cordiality of la Mr. Henry—And it must have been a very bad masa tit widish yea certainly partake. Let us embus." And the g deem,. so eerie. • punishment. What de you say re Lie slags ? I tem ilaretele threw themselves into each other'. am. The The prieemer—l we. so drunk I did not kaew what . Marriew lasted nearly the whole day. mi I wee dams. Thy Dishes Armee/ announose an extraordinary to F 40—Ste was net her drunk to know what she was ehmth ... ea wirsoi In that win; wheys the vi ...,. de II Mr. Henry na"ada the *I " * " tag fitalt*""ass*" ' Merigsy, Mita a Cbsiesubrund, has lasi enteret on Use SOUTH W ARK. hundredth poor. •Ttiertalb *WHAM IN TUN THAWIta. Mary Grady, a undamaged inealo, was brought beton Prince Nicholas Orloff, eon of the first plenipo- " I `- 1 Mr Beaelmin, charged with attempting to drown hersett m' t missy of Rennie at the Cowers et Paris, is appoiatad d t the river Thweee et bleoldnare-bnalge. . theme. a the late M. de Rizatier es ROWE& minister at Seibert Lewie, a gourmets, sold thel between 6 aced 7 ea the preeisms evening he was at Ms plying pleoe, oat the , Wawa- N. ft Reim Me a Bleatlrierg bridge, when ho sew the p maw I EgVIIIW OF THE HOC'-!:HOLD TROOPS.—(T/1111 se. rash pest him dews the stage to the water. He did we Wet 1 Day )—Tide mornisir the houreh Id troops quartered at the ea mach asides GI her at tke dem, es several women etaa mei. I Tower, the Wellington Barracks, end the St. Gearge's W gee. &two te web their test. • barracks were inspected in Hyde-perk by their Reyal High- I Mr- atiuthall glig••• 01 hle thet any tenon ; news the Prince of Wales sod the Duke of Cambridge. should go to tie Teavory kw aleanlisess. The smith end Their nye' bighorn. were attended by a brilliant seal, t. filth in it was meek to prim salves. ei.d on twit errival Is the park the ban& of three e t , Wooers remised th.t such woe the awe. At the Wee : battalions played the Natiocal Anthem. The troops et. the prisoner went down it was Mat half-tide, and the rare Ma closely ioepeoted, after which 'hey acre put Y Teach Wow Inc nurse we. elates latolorehis. It wee ha thmeglt • variety aliening. an for about hour, and then le diet thick eel almost •• ble‘h ht WI , . Sum eller then Pie dimbeed. The troops wee provided with a sufficient quoin M. weer bed run down the !steps he heard a .plsabiag not-e end I 'Eye( ammunition to go through the regular evolution. of a a ti t . erns for help. He west deem usamedinely and ee • the o Lid day," but in consequence of the extreme heat of the h. primmer isseveele. tor Mee etruggliag heed lot her his. At I weather, this pen of the programme was dispel:wed with. great net of his ewe life he mat-raided is g-tang her a Aare, I ylle review wee witnessed by • keg. becnoree of pewee. bat it w" "am 6 .. t.f.""kw. rt. ''t rtd her win. owl.; 1 THE Loht DON AND MIDDLESEX 'All 1 ITIA.—(r Bis to the mean. quality et the weter the hod imunte. MDT.)—This arming the °Neese and men belonging to le W In ewes' lo the the. tb. Pn•olicd "I" eke hal boos I the Royal London ktegitneet of Milida assembled at the cruelly treated by her husband, who told her if she dot het Artillerymcound, Finsbury-equate, forth purpose of under- es drown aria he would do for la% He wee elwrle lII' :Meg their annual period of elerti.e anti tramine. About N. wit ..• her end knocking her eh rat GOO unto, nearly the whole force of the regiment, animated to I t' Mr. Beecham told her that it was a mined* she bed too taeir Delete. The reconsot will remain at Hempstead nail et. tan ted-wied , and it we. lealust ' 0 the r - oweetcole ""i I doos the sth of August. The Edmonton Royal Middlesex Regi- W of rho ...rem that her life hid Leas saved. Sias rue- 1., nett of Matta aseembled at Baron this morale,. The nib r e renntedel mil Thursday neer meat, though not etroreg. le extremely well disciplined. b THAMES. POSTPONEMENT OF THE EMBODIMENT or TOE S UNLAMLULLT PAlVelett PLOP *Oita. Mlititm—The West Foote regiment of militia was to hew h. 1 ascoas Pooh. Amu 1414 a. an Irish haler, was breeeld froweired le CLelmsfued tins day, for the purge. of their before Mr. Yardley, charged with illegally pawing bre pair* 1 enema training, but the pleb alumni hes been postponed till E . of tremors, theproperly of Mr. Theme* Cleave , ._ and r v e t - for.h.r °tarn, There wet a vety strong harbor among. w sad two lan a te....TP. the property of Idr• Philip I•l"u"'• . the mpitalturieta thee to call them up at the ' he P"'" a ‘ t " ate lath "' aid '''. and ba d VI". t / ''' . memt mourn! would le a greet hardship upon r i ,. plover the maisresisim ones pore of Norm. and oe. 0-at ter lee a, as it would deprive them of their harvest h t . so make up. Mr. Chews esteemed tte pithier with the • earning.. .end No a greet itiCALVehillthe to the farmers N. Lifeline three week* any owl direc•lY Mee were emu , '" Iby abide-Mr the nippily of labour at the !newborns, of If Into steroos ha pewee! them. Mr. Cobs satrunted st.• 1 then .tr. Oa representation being made to the eo temome, i 1'..."" 'nib the ....dal." i" Pal of ' 7 twiggy sad one , Camel Brio was snubs. to meet the withe• ..f the public ; con oo ToraNy and ThareLey, ia Übe week berme low. The i re d e entonauniretion bake °po rt . d with tbe county Mete- ..... prio..htt sub•t4Uttitly brought home the cow. It ww itapiu- , hers up.° die villijett. Mr. Briloixt.,ll an! Mr. MU Calle E pony made, end given him beck to Mier. He sem al, red , mate° up n it. Secretary of W.. on Timed., and, late as N IN ' oat, but twined S. lie al.' P•waad the Wl.* I the applicati ,, u war Mr. Sidney Herbert at ter yielded to ti of the trout... TI Paths' "Pi."'" the meet' Ls the nepremtatione dm made to him. Prompt inteterte R. 'Wed upon the good', sad after isauhrter in drink tor too were takes the rims night to pima the aessinelian le or three days he seugat employment re Woolwich h ues-1, I 4•1 the Ism, mete r online &Mg gent is their residences, and LA •11. re be wee legal by a pultos-o.netable named Cheer I a sh a h ieehe,,,,, lb., resit,. we. e h, d espatc h e d e p t h e It, 'lke torrogef edge. MI la.rior pawned live, pain h ( hown• ...tinsel to the churehererdene of every parish, in order that ei belonging to Mr. C 1..,., sod said he had kit the displicztee they might give i• publicity. A Audi. counts his been : redefine to them at house. Chil le self he knew that, for he I meshed with reopen to the Ewe: Rabe. and their mower 7 hat Pir. • rolY lA , . to 'hr M0m.... I deluge in Balli•Le-istol , ''hie day a , Coklinser Le. Leen coumeneentell—Chelseefeed ' lam., and I and the duple• t 0... then, Chcensle. The pastor part if the ilmia'd wee P r " du""6 sad ' 4° - Tste SURVEY Still' VIVID IN TILL MERSEY.— Slid by the meseemen. It was p.m.,' by . young w. loan , nee Mejtaty's ship Vivid, Cittitvie Allem, having on board emplaqed by the primmer. 1 the Royal Corontiesion eppointed to inquire into the manage- _ Tee Orem suede a nanblieg defence. semeetiee to ! ai m, end effirieuey of tee met and harbour lighte of the 7. ." 1" .."‘ *is *V. wile .. " r " • al'adat chill Ia t ' lr . United lemgdoen, arrived in the Mersey yeseenley. from In arm* a s ked the magistrate to oe emirettol to h i m ma bb,asunt Milford Him and elleteel of the Chancel lelasub and If a be; pathrty. ' ',boo iglicated in the rurv,y. The membrm of the coo. i Mr. Yardl ey eel I lb• we. ••' at all Pu 't rl " .l al I " 11 " II ''Y s , ia-ioe UP Admiral Meantime, Csreein Ryder. R.N., s of the gnome end her eladi whoa bee huatred 11. IOW:. a NV, R. 8. Cleans, of Liverpool, Professor Gledetene, and it dislikes threpated fellow. and • diebonen one tea. The Iwo Mr. Juba Campbell, reeretery. ltt , le ewer dal *my d work put not., h r bends, and hof ...e& i s [STRIA - NV E FIRE Yesferdar morning, oe- is "ay with the P; " P " aY of *" ett;PI " It '" 1 " . the isd" '"*." tweet Me hours of four end five o'clok, a dennteiire fire * __,... 4 kii __. • "_,! •••• .... I..Frnt'a'.ti°6.• all hunt u. . 1;i " Woke oat on she vetoed., premier tit Mr. Welter Fathom, 1 tree see wee esp o could get on oc eh a. without h 0... , oilman. No. 21, Tevistock-nrest, Covent-garden. The tire Be 1•••• mote • severe "' HI P!" , " the ,____ P u. " 4",„ ' I wee diem vend by the watchmen Marring to the Boer lof h ad It ems tit wan wad., it'P he ' l , -41 d ‘`'' ._," '"``",_ 6 ", 4 '_,, la W.A. of (horan•-gsoiss, whe, (Nervier smoke 'mime from iii ' ,we "' a Illegally P '"`"_..'" '''''''"" " D ":" . ',1" ".""' . 7 tit ehlit.Pth ot the oho% boracite rei-ed en elarm, when Me le a.mpaueem. maw latlt•ttaft to a epee, eaten, He et •••n• P. : the et.. in 0 .. e. .., p ..... 4 the ,.,,,, i. lib. eta ..., , 1 l a nran_ o s hod ent y e ni ev. d .o re re . ! to t ze:epto tho l..y . t t het en es i t a irt. to , b th et e w .,. ..nr it...... by : H. weak et be leeptimed end ki...t to ha I labour 14r oil ' " font assl called meet ladle foe help. The Revd the mathes el l ak at sad " a wad ewe ' 4 ' 11 """/ Paaa'ad t l' * 7 ' era. . 1 I ' meetly ettteed.l, hut ...leg to the real being wider n ode et 41st, and 2a. vole., or be farther imp& net and a p to 1 w „....„. or . t o the wt. Fouew.,..t.„. Ni. es F heed imksse " Ni " la ' tha ''''' ad na l dt; "" *ld " lut e-. " threw up • rope to the eternal finte, whew Mr. l" amen lied it mem at the elphatme of the WO, rimed the leg of a bedewed, scud with difficulty eemped with ' hie le Aber aced servant, when too explmiene of gunpowder reek plum Is the heck ei the pennies.. The engine,. arrived 1 is rapid serosemfma, sad a mod supply of water wee obtained, i het the nom Planed with eneexiag rupidity and shot 1 through the rod .d window. The Ere MIN sot exile- I agitat e d until the Wittier wee deetroy eel sal the +dinning hoe.. ememlerehly data teed by fire and eder. Tee came of the lire is utdthown. The preens. ere Insured. THE FIRE AT Slt ID l'is.tmts.—Tb• tire at the flour nettle .4 Messrs. Peek, at Shod Theatre, wet het eutin t ly extinguished et • lase hour teat eve nisg. The gement of .th....ra wh i c h will ee. enorineel will he my ecemielerebtr. The 6.llowing le Me. lireidtroal'ob offielal report : —.. July 13, 1.3'1 p es.—A fire broke net at Mee... Peek . * dorm flour mill., gh e e Themes ; is-tired in Weetteioner, Sun, Ail., and "user 41k-c , , Old werebeta., ryes otense high. in eluding inechieny. about 5.5 pot by 45 feet, dasemyyd. New wereboues, perm flow, Na feet by 45 fee, upper flews de stroyed mad reef off. Mr. Fuetee's rioe belle, very nen &eddy lemared ; aimed in the General. II•11-stetet, Doekhowd.—Marrs. Peek's Wow kocull ~whew, dm maimed ley fire; Mowed in the Kant Fiewelitem" EAST I.VNCASILIRE RAILWAY OQIIPANY.—A ape- C.il toasting of this company was held ~Nerds y at Bury, .Mn, en the motioat of the chained's, Mr. Domialle, the bill for ateat t emation with the Imanothire sod Yerketint Com pany wee uneeimmaely *prove* of. A sharehehler ioqulrod whether there was greeter proven of the Lill yawing this year Men bet I The chairman 0,11 lbws was, breaUbbe Ude year the public were setiettel that the nemeture Woe Woe& nal h. them, mad there wee DO oppoeition except from rail way sad mail compabee. IN HE THR ORAHLESA LEATHER. "MEANT t it a .t i arrao). tram A wading Op order reread, ia owe '' • sail the lOth tit Antrum has been fixed as the day oil whirh the mrt wilt proceed to the settlement of the list. IN ILIt ANI/ LUCAS. The bankrupts were described a. East India mom a2d war-merrhants of Winrheetee House, Old Broed-street, sea of Queen's-terrace, Southampton. They Famed their ossani se, ion on acreunts shown, unsecured debts and liabiliiie. tf 3.700!., with deists of 500 f. Of 6001 Mr. Lawraner wad for the assignme, and Mr. Llskid." for the bankrupt. There was no oppisition, and the bankrupts peeped. Dcraxcat or Tug Fitly, or Foinr.—Tho. Mdlebeern Chalkier Conine'.-a haws mules* spun to enettsprielM eevereseent on the subject of the esprectorrl ramie ef the Frith of F.,stb, and tu urea epee thee to vro- CfMll with the b•nchr.t i.die n th. t.•sed rd leehh•i h will h osed Leith Ifovir, and he. k the approach r• ►ort4 vessels cowing up the Frith), end w ith other dt '•t WY* 111.01.1f011. It wee ids sugnew..l that governor...a aboe.itl he oohed to place • war ship portuanastly in the IrWla, dor tie reeenty or trade. DIEFESc be Or THE COAST. MEETING AT HAMTLI wont..—A public meeting wee held es Tee..... Hartkpoul, the mayor in the .heir. at +hob reeoluties et. wiled tt•s&nroualy :—" Thar retwirt,ing the torrent cnti, al *tete of Oiliest efieir. In Burns*, its. 4 ~,snithetess the defence's. end reveled .tats of this ;041., tt I. the °picks 4 thi. emptied titles bowel.s u, ~ ' her delver* work* should be coestrored here for lb. - ef the tern'. derl• end the. Isr Majesty's revernmest ha forthwith IlleMalairea I broutt. 'be fecnt•ry 4 State for War, preying for the *section cf each detewces." WASH TOUR PIG4.-Pip are not dirty when they WMe say sesolarattamsat ts Isidro- O. wiw ent.two cy mrsak ea mem say sad auto, aad well ',sabot Pithead test ars and asarrysrborts, to its gram sem awl similar/. A Pistil's moomeel tetra al say saga about Om part of litts .44 we. Opt ha ...nabbed is. pig w wswittiag Says, trasaassi LM semeade did ne• ea well he rristagra staff des pI had whit theta. ...sad *at," mid he "swim the steep wee three time agar."—Mee a Week. SHARE L 1828.-71118 DA). Two °TIMM. The railway share market to-day is heavy, sales predominating. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has fallen 1 per cent. ; North British, #per Neat t and most of the other leading deraiptione. 3 to 4 per cent. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock. Obi in to 981 ; Midland, 104 to ; Lancashire and York- in shire, 931 to 98; Smith Eaatern, 22 to i per share; ; Caledonian 83 to I ; Eastern Counties, 69 i to 60; Ber wick, 94 to ; York and North • 76 to 77; North British, 67} to 68; and Load's I I Beath Western, an to e. The exception is in Great Western stock, which, after touching 801 I T " buyers," is now quoted GO to 4, being 4 per oat. at. higher than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are fiat, the original issue being quoted 2i to 24 prem., and the 11 New, 2to 21 prem. Northern of France Railway shares are quoted 37 to S, and Faris and Lyons, 341 to E f. The Indian shares, which are to-day quoted ex the half-yearly interest, are dull. Foreign railway fa... shares graseally are leas inquired for. if ORDINAST MAIM AND STOW. k NO rad WrenCtr,..:=l. sISil bas c pir W ... .1 f = IS, "< 12 al;tfiter..•ffif 81. 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',Mamie& i. iAOW. t GL lNAlmilsi liaol6lkaltel L. mod Jeles ° = Edd w vy. et MOW i I • 4 I I i li as l ow To TS NI N Si U 46 GT a 'I ii lit i i M IM ••• M =rep 01111011 an& OM Itreftedol et Infest Itemb ayettaae... Oates et Aesleali . — r oe et losein Wit! i=t I le a is ii i I II 1 1611.8 le a I II 1 11 .1 0 It ,I 2. $1 tai . l 4 =ki u x :: l 14 Is 71 M ii a/ 24 i.• a. 11 11 nil wail MONEY MARKEL-THIS DAY. Two o'Cutar. The funds to-day are somewhat firmer, and a re covery of k per cent. has taken plane, although the confirmation of the news of Count Cavour's re signation has attracted a good deal of attention. In the other department' of the Stock Exchange, however, the tendency of priors is drooping. British railway shares, the settlement in which is in course of completion this day, are decidedly heavy. The monthly return of the Bank of France exhibits no changes sufficiently important to affect the market. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Consols are officially marked 951 to 961 for piney, and 961 to 951 for the 9th of August. The present quotation is 964 to 1 both for money and the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2214 to 223; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 951 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 96; India Stock, at 2181 to 221 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 951 to 1; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 964 to 4; India Bonds, at 2s. dis.; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 295. prem. In the foreign stock market the transactions have been less active, yet still considerable. Turkish stocks have declined about 1 per cent., the old loan being now quoted 83 to 1, after being marked 841 ; and the new loan 711 to 4, after being marked 721. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents. continue in demand. Other descriptions present little alteration. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1858, 941; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101; Mexican Three per Cants.,l9, 191 ; ditto for account, 191 ; New Granada Deferred Bonds, 61; Peruvian Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 92 ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 81; ditto Three per Cents., 71; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 441, 441; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99; Sardinian Five per Cents., for amount. 86, 87; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 44; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 321, 32 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 841, 84 ; ditto, for account, 841, 831 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 721, 72 ; ditto, for aoconnt, 721, 711 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041,1031; Venezuela New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 29; ditto New One per Cents., 151. Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co., and Alexander and Co. have notified that they will henceforward allow only 11 per cent. for money payable on de mand, and 11 at a few days' notice, being • redse don of 4 per cent. The Discount Companies will adopt a similar step to-morrow. The Joint Stock Banks have also reduced their rates for loans 1 per cent, via. to 11. The London ' sad Westminster, however, give only 1 per cent. for ems below 6001. The regular re-opening of the transfer books far Consols and for the other government securities as which the dividends have just been paid, took plain to-day. The Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds were marked 771 (exchange 4a.). There are still no operations in bullion at the Bank. The steamer Kangaroo has arrived from New York with 162,0001. in specie, the Ocean Queen with 60,0001., and the Sonoma with 20,0001. A further considerable sum will arrive by the Persia at the end of the week. The ship E. W. Farley has reached the Victoria Docks from New Orleans, with 77,0001. in bar silver and Mexican dollars. The demand for China caused yesterday a further advance in the price of silver, the quotation for bars now being 62441. per ounce standard, and for Mexican dollars 61d. The new telegraphic cable has been successfully laid to Heligoland, and, when spliced on to the cable between that island and Tonning, will complete the communication between England and Denmark. The new line will shortly be opened for public messages. Activity again prevailed yesterday in the silk market, and as some of the holders of China descrip tions have withdrawn their stocks from the market, it was very difficult to effect purchases at the advance of la. per lb. noticed on Wednesday. The indigo sale yesterday went off with fair spirit, at prices fully equal to those of Wednesday. Daring the progress of the sales further parcels were with drawn. The Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Rail way traffic return shows an increase of 7631. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,4091.; the East Lancashire an increase of 4181.; the North Eastern an increase of 2,604/. ; and the Midland ' an increase of 2,7131. Formal notice is given of the transfer to the Acci- Idental Death Assurance Company of the business of the undermentioned companies, viz.:—The Rail- Way Assurance Company, the Maritime Passengers Assurance Company, the Marine and General Tru yellers Insurance Society, and the General Accident and Compensation Insurance Society. Special meetings of the Norfolk and Wells and Fakenliam Railway Companies are called, respec tively, for the let and 2nd of August, to approve • bill providing for the extension and working of the latter undertaking. The settlement of the list of contributories of the British, Colonial, and Foreign Sugar Company is to be proceeded with by Vice-Chancellor Kindereley on 'the 25th inst. With reference to the market for American securi ties, Moira. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report as follows : The market for American securities during the put week has shown more activity, and it considerable amount of busi ness has been transacted in State Stocks at a ereersi advance in pine, Paeans Fevers per Cent. Railroad Bonds have been in goal r.quebt. The report recently received of the proeprota of the Meat Central Railroad hart had a favourable effect os ohs share. and bond. or that culapsay. It appears that the steamer Adelaide did not sail from Galway until the 25th ult.; consequently news of her arrival in Newfoundland could not possibly have been received here yet. The payment of four guineas as insurance at Lloyd's on Wednesday was quite an exceptional transaction. The Sir W. F. Williams and Caroline Agnes have arrived from China with 1,681,000 lbs. of tea and 698 bales of silk. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Annie Wilson for the conveyance of passengers from Birkenhead to Sydney, N.S.W. TRU MSDAT Eve:into. In the discount market the rate for choice bills was the same as yesterday—viz., about 2.; per oent. At the Bank, the applications have scarcely revived, although it is now a recognised practice of the esta blishment, when the rate is altered on the weekly court-day, to charge the new rate on all the hills taken. It is not improbable, however, that the Bank may obtain a moderate share of business, unless the other money deakrs compete, for the present, more keenly. The late rapid rise in the funds has been followed by sales and a reaction. Consols opened this morn ing at a decline of I per cent., owing to a statement (respecting the accuracy of which much inte rest was evinced) th►t the Sardinian Premier has sent in his resignation, combined with • more general expression of disappointment at the terms of the Italian settlement. The foreign mercantile community in this City, who hat• hitherto shown chief confidence in the Italian policy of the Emperor Napoleon, now express especial dis gust. A fresh fall of ; per cent. subsequently took place, in consequence of a sale of 120,0001. New Three per Cent. stock ; and. although a recovery to the opening quotation followed, it proved only temporary. Console finally closed at the lowest point of the day, and I per cent. worse than yester day. The fresh fill of 1 per cent. which occurred to- day in the French lands quite neutralised the effect of the anticipated reduction in the Bank of England rate of discount. Ia the other departments of the Stock Exchange •armaa V 0011111101.4. lIYWaA ttgarld. ll =Z ".." Ida. loko MEM al Do. Nor De. Prellain,7: a nt► EUs: Woad I 4 oOddovoiDooltdo.dai: bad ral Oodo Moreau wi re 1 :11 I t i = da 1 f r igrolroore g 41:jr . aLDelanaW; Pot k . Dd. NW.. • - !I le. liwt.V. t iLiz. L• Da Ni. o u rtym......R. • ao Tilorlihoul op. 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Waft= M 11 21 Is IS 112 L• I 101 li; 1 1 • me iw I ft gar f otil. le 1, te 4. I I 6. T ii 1s I 1 1 i uk Ni g De. New .... 10 us VA. *4. N Lice -e /law .._.. I lapel WO dir e__ .. N. UMW. LW LIMON. Ideath Liatsbre Led entractes lat. t = De. De. TrystAlete.o.U..oll6 114 yes Drew% 16101... 70 10 11 pm it :t 111 Ls. Se .7 * 9 1 9 1 .4 LOCAL 87411 411111318. laysnana, Jni 14.—The market an and, feast of the ha. tat tbo tine gen meellind et t dense of 1 per cent. Man /-116saltheno, 111 1-oalidentana al ,—Cheater and Holy- MIA IS 10—Inednis flessna. laweadre, 664 6—San Wansa,s 4/-4aaraWarsall Yonsiin 66V . — .6. landss asd Noon Wenn, I— til l -.lllMbrail 1044 —Nails Hathin.64ll— 6—rat e tt il Z Nein ithilusd.R6 6 Northern, la S— hears 1616 6-11e6na 0 fla 4 16 16 olls—Cato Twat Oran. Si I—tireal Wolin of 11l f etranionna. JOLT 14.—PrIeje armor. bet toward. no amens motet von sonar aed Mbar 460.09404. ETA Anglian. 154 —Lae, 909-111d , 994. poi —Doom u s 14—Lnadon% Det—Trusko. 9 WI me isterna—noVain Osestlos, 11 I.l6—dhalaida WI —Great flow% M. !tantalums. JOLT 14.—The tenanted prim. of to-4.7 von South nentandoblre, 11-16traloghom Town astt lowan Rank. 111 —.T.- sins Nankin L4mosoy, 31—ovel Illro.Jharo Nom. IL lao 9d. poem Loodou .4 /IWO I.otem cl.ted boym at 901- 1141.41, lOtt lon -Oxford. Wenner. and Wolverhampton. a 34- 111ratanant Catal. 621 x6l-toad MaTalngtnart lanktna tkaosanne dismal al 171 lama JOLT 14 —Midlands 105--flnat Woolens. 601 —lllanahann rad Dern. 11.6—herth York. 741. DEATH FROM THE EFFECTS OF " HETI VA LISM."— • meat melancholy instep°, of the dangers attendant on giving way to the immoderate excitement which diatins gaieties the ‘• revival " movement has just onotured in the cowry Antrim. A respectable gentleman engaged • farming pursuits mare cep to Belfast to wits= the monster levied gathering in the Botanic Oath= His mind was greatly excited by what be saw and heard, and, on returning to his borne, he bad communication with his Lloreanan, by whose ulnas his mental agitation wee greatly augmented. Symptoms of dieordered intellect be came speedily eprivent; complete Inanity a the relthlous type resulted. and ten days after the " revival" meeting in the garden, this unfortunate man died, leaving • family of children who hid been entirely dependent on him for their suppoet. These {sets we bays from an aathority which ascot be qmstkined.—Korgherts LETTERS FOR LOMBARDY, PARMA, AND MODENA. —Aaredi to • commonalities fast received from the Sardinlan Poet-office, all the regulations and rates of postage in toroe In the kingdom of Sar dinia have been provisionally extended to Lombardy se well se to the Duchies of Perms and Madam Letters, newspapers, and other printed papery, addressed to Lombardy, Parma, or Modena, will, theatre, for the pre ssed, be &motlied rib France, In the mail* for Sardinia, and will be subject in all respects to the rams of postage sad renewal regsladona applicable to correspondence addressed to Ilardiala. THE GREENLAND FISHERY.—PETRRHRAD, IDLY 9.—Tbe Clara, C .ptain Taylor, from Greenland, which errived hero to-day, reports : —Active, 1 whale; seals, 90 tons. Queen, 1 whale; seas, 60 tuns. Migmatite, 1 whale; rale, 46 tuna. North of Scotland, 3 wholes ; sesta, 60 tune. Columbia, am* 17 tune. Resolnikes, clean. Kate, clean. Victor, Glee,. Intrepid, 200 ends. Dublin, 100 reale. Brilliant, 67 seals. Masseur, 13 rasa Fairy, 36 Mee. IMPRISONMENT FOR SHALL DENTS.—A bill, in troduced into the Howe of Commons by Mr. Collier, Mr. Hahne, end Mr. Atbeooaa,, Knioing the pewee of Miriam meat for mall debtsiaetaied by Cowley Court judges, he. just been printed. By Its previewers the poem of committal by County Court jetties ender 9 and 10 Vie., e. 96, e. leant to be eserelsed wane the credit is obtained by fraud and so impriemeseat is to be allowed under one judgment for a Wave period than eight, days. LONDON OINUAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED. ...Twig leselebe lee wok albs July 10, 13,6141 . 11 4'90. Plirllllllol ISAI 2 7 id Ithmiikm. t r 4`" ILII & Omaha 4 1: 7 1 ri k lea II p. Oat 111.. isahr=a... 41 mit = MaL.Ohograoml "‘llliMlMra,l pm Itas. , 1 5 7.,.,............ 44 or 11. Oh I hrAtillh.e. am ii./..11•1.14 i Vainabotallarit . _ I!_t a. shim [ ..._ A. awlmos. 4 p. Fie t iivioia - — 4;4 . 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Ile 124 1:2 1041 ion 114 127 1113 /2 14 tia, IN IN ill iY I U U 881 Us ZLWAT& it 2 , 1... 31 :I P. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 10111111111 01 —--- • - - M all a swam • p.a. -••- SI on 64 Pores t par IL ... I' 41. =ls" -- : :2 di" "'Mai: 11 s 4 .4 D"...Plikiira Ni I? s .. a 4 1 :g r (Porep b a parrs. • IS NMI lirla.l per w- - 1 all II rasissi. T i I ali fame 3 /FAL il II t 0..4= :-... Ts 5 nr ce ?....." .. n i a.m.' & pswast . -• 4 1 114111111/ prwit. 11i 111 • Met arroma a& IN W heaviness likewise prevailed. especially in the after noon. Preach, Lombardo-Venetian, and British railway stocks were principally offered. Some realisations were to be looked for as a matter of course after the late rapid rise. The dealers were partly occupied with the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which will be completed to-morrow. At Paris the Three per Cent. Rents., which closed yesterday at 69.10 for money and 69.25 for the ac count, being 1 to 3 per cent. worse than on Tuesday, opened flat this morning at 68.80, and closed at 68.25 and 68.30, showing a fresh fall of nearly 1 per cent. since yesterday afternoon. A telegram, dated Amsterdam, this day, 2 o'clock, announces an unfavourable reaction of 1 per cent. in the Austrian Metallic.. At Vienna yesterday there was a fresh rise of 11 per cent., the exchange on London at the same time falling from 123 to 120. At Berlin yesterday the new Prussian Loan, which was issued at 95, commanded 102, or 7 per cent. prem. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 96, opened this morning at 953 to 1, recovered to 951 to 3, fell to 961 to upon the large sale above referred to, improved again to 951 to 3, and closed at 953 to 3, both for money and the 9th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1,3, 3, 3, 1 .; ditto , for account (9th August), 953,1, 1, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 953.98, 953, 96/, 953; New Three per Cents., 96, 953, 961, 953; Thirty Years Annui ties, expiring in April, 1885, 173; Bank Stock, 2201, 222; India Stock, 220, 218; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1868, 963, 961. Exchequer Bills maintain their improved quota tion of 265. to 291. prem. India Bonds were quoted 7.. to 2s. dia. The scrip of the new Indian Loan has declined to 943 to 96. The Four per Cent. Debentures of last year were quoted 953 to 1. In the market for bank shares to-day the only feature was a rise of about 10.. in Chartered Bank of India, Australis, and China. Canada Land shares were quoted better. Crystal Palace Preference were also inquired for. Loudon Dock stock wan officially marked 76 and 76, showing a fresh advance ; and East and West India Dock, 1203. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. The mining market to-day is very firm, the demand for dividend-paying stocks continuing. The transactions have extended to shares in West Beton, Wheal Setae, Kelly Bray, West Caradon, Wheat Mary Ann, and Great South Tolgus. United Mexican Mining shares remain flat, and are marked 1 North Rhine Copper (South Australia) are inquired for, and have been dealt in at $ prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE-] DAY.) The atteOda7ce --- erTssroll, ;lid the tone inanimate. Prima of mat articles of the tad* were nominally unaltered or lower. The supply of home-grown grain woe sonalL The imports of forelipa grain into London since loot Monday were reported this morning as fair of flour, large of wheat, and oats, end very small al barley. a.T Wle.-Rnitlish *old in retail, at last Monday's mica Foreign unaltered, at last Mondsy's decline. English white, 40a. to 46e. ; red, 36e. to 43.. ppmer qr. ; Natio and Konigs berg, 445. to 68a. per 4941 b. 60a. to 625. ; other pirto, 40s. to 600. Ftonz dull sale at last Monday's prices-the torn in buyers' favour. Town, 355. to 46e. ; Norfolk, 280. to 30e. per 26010. ; French, 30a. to 324 per 280 lb. ; Amer., U.5.,- per barrel. Bauar very quiet at about last Monday'* rates. English, 325. to 4 . 4 per qr.; Ratio, 28a. to 38s. ; other aorta. 97e. to 32a. pea qr. Own sold rawly at about last Monday's rates. BMWs, 245. to 325. per qr.; Russian, 21a. W. to 23a. per qr.; other Baltic ports, 22a. to 28s. per qr. Sorts.-Eusliab and Egyptian unaltered at last Mon day's pram. English tick, 36*. to 42a.; harrow, 424. to 48s. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60s. per qr. Egyptian, 331, For (F -rau quiet at last Monday's rates. English honors, 481, to 60a.; hog and gray, 38e. to 42a.; tortilla, white. 480. Fto•Tuto C•atioss.-Bince hat Friday 28 salu tation vowels were reported arrived at ports of call, viz., 9 wheat, 10 maize, 2 rye, 1 beans 6 barley, and 1 oat*. The demand for cargoes has been, sines Monday, vary inactive. The latest sale, not reported before, was an 'aired cargo of Taganrog Ghia*, at 42a. per 4921b5. C.F.I. ; • cargo of Venation maize, at 29e. 3d. per 4801ba. ; and • cargo of Odelea barley, at 23.. yew 40011 w. LaIUVAI4III2ITu LOB DON MK JULY U TO JULY 16. Ilegbi a Weak. alma Oren. • NO OW SOW . 11. Oodoh Boot Pk .1 710 Owego now. 2.110 IMPRRIAL 44444 GPM WW 1& 4fd4.1 Mr. Inve 49414. 1... Jaw 4 NM id 114 4114 14 Ns 7d 17. 02 Ns bl 11 Yu 14 L. Id 24 114 14 94 Us 110 54 IR 25 419 Ild 519 14 114 9d 97. Ii• 14 Hs 94 Joly 2 V ........ MY Id EY 104 10. 11 14. 3 , 1 Cs Td 44 3.1 Mr .941W1144. Amis l4 4! lb 9111. 1121111411 s 44 41.-114 _ _ Marie/. OM% KV% YYr. Yd hr. AMYX lIMOWION rY /1/MIVATICONII TY /MY.= MUSS de - - - MI.. WIMPS TIM 1111 WNW ■BOO LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) (ET BILITION AND IRWIN MAGNETIC TELZOILAPM.) (TIMM OOR OWN COILRMIPONDENT.) Corn market thinly attended, and business inactive. Wheat and flour quotably without alteration ; tone rather in favour of buyers. Indian corn and hams steady. Ow.. oatmeal, and barley its moderate retail inquiry. Weather tine MINCING-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) 800A1L—The market is steady although not en active ea at the oomatencoment of the week. Prime are firmly main tained. Three floating cargoes of Havana have been mold at 27e. to 28s. for Nos. 11 to 13. Relined in foir demand at steady prom •E —For PlAClatiOnC,llo3l very firm piece are paid ; good ordinary to Inc 58.. to 81a. TEA.—A good baldness has been done In common (slava at la. 3d.. awl rather more burins's to doing in other deooriptioo. Rico dull of .at., owl prices rather loecr. BALTPETEI.—No salve reported. TALLOW MARRICT.--(TH18 DAT.) The tneeltet ie needy Peterebong Y.C., on the opnt. in quoted 63.. 3.1. ; July. 534.; Augtuet to September, 53, 6.1., oMober to December, 54e. 1111)E MAItKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEA nt NH SLY..-11 ides: 5611*. to 641b0.. 4d. to 4fd.; 641126 to 721b0., 41d.t0 4fd.;lbe. to 8011,0., to ad. ; efetto. • 88160., M. to Sid. : 881 b.. to 961 b... oid• to dd. Horn hid... 9.. to to.. cor akin. Habt, 20. to 30. dd.; fall. Go. ed. BRIIIIONDMIT.—"beep Am. lambs, 2.. 34. to 4.1.; obostliogo, 1.. 65. to 2.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ilewerm Petteudes sad thnith report that the memento, from Me stssudioes are mon favourable, arid the market is dull In euesequesee. Ditty, 250,0004 COAL MARKET.-(THIS I)AY.I Wald Rad Braddyle He.ten. Wale Ea Hellos Lyon*, 16e. 3d.; Will. End South Heaton, 17a. 3d.; Rid Eden Main,lsl 9d.; Walla Ind Heiden, 176.61; Wane End Henan Hall. 164 64.; Walla End South Kellen. 16a. 6d.; Walla End Whitworth. 16..6d.; Wylatn, 15.6 d.; Emddlei Batiley,l6a.; Roward's Hartley, 1.30. fid.-101 211194 at nuarket. The harvest will commence in Brox on Monday nut. Oats have bees already cut. The government has purchased from Sir Heaketh Fleetwood the North Ruston Hotel. at Fleetwood. and a oneidersele portion of adjoining land. It is mated to be the Intention to convert the hotel Into a barrack", gad to provide in the immediate neighbourhood land for ride prat tos. We (Chelmsford Chronicle) Dave to record :mo ther of those diabolical sets which ham of lets bees ro pre velent in thie neighbourhood, vl , the destruction of farm premlara by the hand of an Mothillary. The premiss In question are pituated in Hurnehereb, and stole the occupa tion of T. Wooden', IN. Oa the afternoon of Monday last flame were otherved to boas from oth of the deed.; an alarm was epardily givn, and ell the live stock and several ardrultursi hoplemmrs were qoithly removed; but the brailliege being thatched, the &EON spread wi th great rapidity, mad very roon mainder of the implements, large barn, theda and gym. dwelling-house, were mauled to "talon, Jam 4. Jaw IL lauu oil lute a& July Y. a _ 3 •••• •••• ••-• ••• „ 4 "' .