The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-30 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (raw( ova OWN COILIMPONDINT4 PARIS, /SWAT 'TIMING. The tekgraphie summary of the leading articks et the London papers of this martin relative to the sews of the French disarmament he, produced a rather favourable impres•ioe. But I mrit observe that there Iva disposition hers to argue the question upon a very wrong principle. The government papers, speakieg manifestly from common official instructions, all assume that le cause the Emperor at the conclusion of the Italian war pats his army and easy on a " peace footing "—whatever that may mean—England mast, 44 a matter of course, &Icon tinue those preparations for the defence of her shores which have been too long, neglected. The snm and substance of a ♦anety of articles which I have read to-day is this is now for England to prove that she is animated by the Name pacific sentiments as ourselves; she must discontinue those ! exaggerated armaments which nothing now can justify. We have now a right to say to England, " You have now no reason to go on with your arma ments; and if you do, your policy, instead of being defensive, will become offensive." If England refuses to disarm it is upon her that the responsibility of futon events will fall.—This tone of thegovernment press gives bet too much confirmation to the sug gestion which I noticed yesterday, ,that the announce- meet of the reduction in the French forces was bat a postscript to the article of two days &fare, which justly gave so much offence in England—an artful pretext foe interfering with the progress of the Hagfish navy, a 'raise en demure to England to dis arm, ander the penalty of being treated as an enemy of France. I have no doubt that the answer which, with the greatest good temper in the world, the English government would give to any such sum- 1 . mons would be in substance that which was given by anticipation in one of your leaders yesterday. The augmentation in the defences of England is made, " not to meet a pr. jetted or expected mays, sioa, but simply because those defences had fallen into a weak and inefficient condition." Because a man replaces rotten bolts and bars with good ones it is not to be inferred "he is certain that his neighbour intends to rob him." Though a man insures his house, " it does not follow that he expects it to be immediately burnt down." To such an answer Count de Persigny, supposing his iostrue time to be as sincerely friendly as it is hoped they are, can have no reply whatever to make. The Pays 'solitaire+ an article upon true end false public opinion, and takes for its text a saying of Na poleon 1., that ten men who talk make more noise than ten thousand who hold their tongues. From thus profound truism the Pays draws the com fortable conclusion that the treaty of Villafranca is only condemned by the small minority of talkers, and that the true people—those who " till the land, ply the loom, buy, sell, invent, and fight," without ever troubling their heads about politics, Ire alto- gether satisfied with it. This golden rule for coming at public opinion is no new discovery of the Pays. It is merely an enunciation of one of the fundamental maxims of the French government. The talkers and thinkers who are sufficiently exalted above their fellows to influence the public mind by force of argument, are, always have been, and, in all human probability, ever will be an insignificaat mi nority in every country. Governments which habitually stifle their voice, and make no account of it when, in spits of all impediments, it makes itself heard, ►ave discovered the secret of being always in a majority—as long as they are masters of the army end the treasury. The inJipeoulente of Turin says that in conse quence of difficulties which have arisen, the Cheva her Desambroye de Navache, the Plenipotentiary appointed to represent Sardinia at the conference at Zurich, le coming to Paris, io order to "complete hie instructions." The Tanis journal abstains from "prudential considerations" hem stating what the difficulties in question an, bet it has the satisfaction of announcing that the Chevalier's instructions will provide in any event for the Lonour and dignity of Piedmont and the.. vital interests which are committed to her care. The Bourse opened with firmness, and the Bente win first quoted at an advance of 10c. A reaction set in afterwmds, and the closing prices were 68fr. 60c. for nab, and 68fr. 43c. for account, being a fall of 13c. and 20c. Mubilon fell i fr. 31k. The Lions railway rose 31r. but the other lines were about 51r. lower. The Auyshurry Gazette offers the following ex planation of the eoene at St. Cloud a few days ago when the Emperor made die angry 'petal to the aorpe diplomatique It appears that dtpleesetiete await elves could Dot bel p par ticiiwtiag is UN ius s hick invaded in Ev•ope dut leg ohs war. In the wee. 10ta..7 Wit drawing. mown pelittre Wife talked with es mach maim. , eta Milos tee., aad owe We ea• @tattle:Kea glowed ire tondo• t tee tower of Me dainties, sad lo lathe thugs uebre , ting bu edlelel position. Nov, se it happens thee the p taloa eurveillear• of the pollee a we well awned in drewrig-rams se *hombre, the Emperor w vary speedily Inf Arad of ell üb.berd Wogs said of bla by foreign eabwoodore ; end, socweingly, .ben he found AIM geotteolea ell errecobled together Leda* bits one gm., be took ea opportunity of betas then know ilea be we, mob deplored wilt their madam Bleeps& was reAber • perecarl came Mansed to des diplonatbea thaa • col lative reproach to the governorate which thwy regnant. TUSCANY. The Opine of Turin has the following article en the abtheshon of the Grand Doke of Tuscany : The °rood Doke Leopold kiie abdicited in favour of bh eon Archduke Perlin .ad. His was called upon t r abdicate by those who were bra averse to his dyaiwiy whoa sae► as act weall have pre evetricomplitetioaa foramen and •hi^h aveataally occurred. What do.. andhyti. • n typify nom The Grand Duke sielle;tesa power which he no longer poseestre. lid renounces in favour o/ bi. am rights which are an longer his, ..fwbiott be bee hem deprive I. He hes underataxl that bie restored= ie impossible ; bat he wishes to sore hie dynasty. Tummy has the right, sad it iv bar duty, to give ea a reply —" It id too late." She will hoe nothing more to do with Austrian princes, cakes* end proptietors of Austrian rupteneate,vassele of Ai:tactic Aid is favour of *horn doss he wish to abdicate ? Of Pries Fordiaand, ordo, oe the 24th of Jame, waa resent at the battle of ®df. ram is the Austrian camp. ►opiog to me the defeat of the Italica troops. His brother, Prises Charles, Is the man who Lade the noble pr.ipmal W bombard Florsece. And men fairy tbs. 'Wised questions ars to bs settled 11 inch rapsdients—public clause csload and twice, tranquilb.ed Timcany has not asked fir the abdication of Use Grand Dear, but has decreed the overthrew of draw,. and abe must see Unit her decree le respected. THE. MASSACRE AT PERUGIA. We (Gn hurtanal leave received the following nom- Villa Ceppoal, sear Floronci,ly 14. Io tho May've, et tw.210, los quote from the GiOrmale di Roevr, "tti‘t tie Arwlaa fanrly taideot is Perugia at the time of it. cep( co by the Swim hard deolarcl that the troops behoved 'Oh • 'moderation that couski hardly lave been espe , ed eft -r provocation to which they had beta erpoeel." WM pa do me the favour to contradict th.t ataterrent f It le 03111 of many emertions .odes by that jowwal which have no foaadation la fact. The Apart ken family have saver waif ray inch declar►tion, bet, cn the coatresy, ►ave stated in the most public manner th, it convict i x that the *Adler/ behaved with the greatest brutality, (erectly, sad line The rune joatarl ►overt I very coolly that the Aneurism leerily bed lost some of their effects, which had ►era or were about to be restored to them. As we lost absent everything we had, to /02 amount of between 2,000 sad 3,000 wadi, in the sack and pillage of the Hotel de France, where we we molding, acd as the claim made on the Homan gamenneent by the American taiaistee has sot jet bees geld, you will be &hte to judge how emanate are the iworc,s from which the Oiornate di Romeo derives iaformation. Begging you to excuse my tronblieg yea in this matter, which I only do In order to avoid toiarepre sentit:on, I remain, dc., UwAiLD MUTTON Psalms. ANOTHER DESPATCH OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL TO THB PRUSSIAN GOVERNMENT. The following despatch of Lord John Rummell to Lord Bloomfield, the British Minister at the Court of Berlin, wee issued this morning wick the par liamentary papers: Poeeign•ottlos, July 7, 1859. Count Berostotff hes read to me two despatches from Beton Bchletwin—one marked " wry confidential—" upon toe subject of tne per est aspect of entire, end upon the policy which Pro . la I. do trout, in conjunction with linelaxid and Itueeia, to pursue with regard to the Dalian war end its eor sum. I. ---- Those deeprtchre were dated respectively the 24th end the 27th of June. . . . Boron Schlofniti, in to farmer of these deopatchta, diodes to the Ma's of ail Airs !Mel burn indwad Provo to naohnoe port it tit r arcay. Not only, Its *ay., ►ss the alit ttaia in Gorman" canoed ►y the salvemenat las war towards • • 170: Comber modered asoe‘safy armaments not dispfepor tloserl.to Liao.* of her ; but PresUa bas cos- •i — d7t;ad It seam sty at oaCit to plc' herself in a platios to cotorel a mares of events wtoch might tend to modify the tel met of power in Europe, by enfeebling an empee with whit* Prams is confetterat 1, an 4 by affecting the beets of European rights laid down in acts to which Pronto' 11. • party. - - Baron Sebbiaitz °bootees, however, that the peel- Boa adopted by Prussia does not prejudge the Bailee qoaerlea, elitiouch the bitzteeta of Prussia sod o.rtnaay make it lactimbeet so the Priem &Teat t ass the lathiest* which it is hie duty to =err, sad prevent his prematurely renctioaieg, by a passive attitude, territorial no!titleyiume ag,,,otin E a nation watch forms ma merged Kelton of the greet European family. Bat 1 , 8 0-1, only to iglu.* to act as .be has dote be- fore, in conoirt with England and Ftenia, is order dtnia. Italy his been reined to wit, and is taking her part in the straggle. Is t 0... dicausetemes her Majesty's gmerotnent are bound to tato a law view of the whole field of oontest. They will be glad to cosset Prussia on every occasion wheys Mhos Power is of opiaLis that • step towards peace its be mole with good oft ca. It Rive them pleasure to dud that the cabinet of Balls do•. ant pert he of the siAect tacit, mint which has lively sr, sett in time parte of Germany, mad that in direcatag the off its of the tieratm Costedarstion, *be is sairamei by an rtilighten-il can for &helmet Interested Sampson casilissdos. to ye-epee segettatioes le the muse of pesos; sad Coast Botersee ff le a•tardiegly inetrucad to cone at with her Majesty's government a: 'to the mass of awash', thia result, red thereby pitting en rad to the 'Masks of Maid, and of tratmile to Europe that calm which lair moral and - "rnateriiil in! rr ft I dem. ed. Barontichleitita thee obweves the, however mueb Piassis ren.ett d the &Time of AL141,11 t , proorld to esti...l9llMA senor, Karooe e t a whole, nor Germany in partirolor, could •illl, with indifference any step which &humid tend to enfeeble itoptria„ WILE hos the ditacultieserestett by Om events et tbewar. - aiii be thick/ that will 4 respdred la tin adahretration of affairs in North's's and Centrel Italy, and that it is will be • serer mode of peacefully governing those dialects than by the employment of the m•liraty resources of Austria. He thinks alai vita the treaties which bind Aust. le to exercise • aort of protectorate over certain Italian States may be replaciti by a better syst. oi. Thus while Prawns doss not peek to restore a past state of things, whim may be to - A((1 upon as a present impsaibility, 64 will eagerly miss any proposition nevine for its obiei t an Italhn recessi.eciion, which, whits acknowl.ditine the rights of Austria, *ball, by bong foundoi on liberal prin. rip's, conciliate the legitimate wiabes of the Italian p pu- . . la- mu. Prussia farther thinks herself entitled to take note of the rnelicit declaration of the Emperor N•p014.113, that be neither covets conquem nor teentoriai sggrandirecomr, and thio appears to Baron ticateinits on ...wet of the priori eddy of coming to a common andentanding with Busload and Reeds se to the course to be pursue]. Conn Bersatorff is then desired to sob for the views of her Majwy's government twin this .abject; sad the despatch e in by tootructiog him not to omit soy opportunity of piddle forward the idea of • mediation In common do:Madan o ttoniunb. The deepaich of the 27th of hum acknowledge' the corn monice•ion which your tordahlp was desired by my devoted of the 2 / a d instant to make to Baron Schleinde, and refers to the former derpatch of the 24th as having been written previously tr that communicadou, foe an template aloe of the view. ',Melt the rrt/orian government I. desirous of ' carry ieg into efface. 1 tooled to Count Brenotord that this communication should receive the adaptive consideration of her Majesty's gore, wriest. but that l wished, in the Brat plow, to ark him tho full signifloonce of the terror "atop the effusion of bloo4" and a ne Ration in manor'," namely, whether, it Bad'aarl and Prued• together, or those Bogert* with Enema joined to teem, found the 'invalids which they might mrito to the belligerents refused, it was meant that they should employ force. . . . . M Hes eloalleney said that be had no explanations to offer es that head that Pru.ma c Jo , d not prow* to Aussie say aliesatius of tarrit"ry but only reforms and ohmage. in modes of - He whilst. however, to obtain en immediate answer from me ; end I rid that, tending the decision of the cabinet, I could only eufweee my owe °pinkie that the time had sot at. trod for melon; any ',rot cation to the b-fitgerents. duo h being the position of the Covet of Private, L have in the lint pieta to desire that you will o apnoea to baron tichleonitz the thank, of her Majeety's government for the friendly tone and teal for the *Ware of the States of Europe which hare inspired this overtime. The gloms made bye power so enlightened as Prussia to restore pew to the Continent of Europe will always be dell t ospl by her Mejesty. • government are at oere ready to declare Ihestrp bag with joy the moment when any equit able peeped be an semiotics roe negotiation might be au- Is t:ltee Majesty's government think themselves boned in hitsges to go las-her, and meet the friendly propeeitkon of Pr tam with equal candour. It is Unser opinion that to the present paktum of affairs Is Italy, no termination of this wee can boo expewed without name cassias of te.atuy oaths pert of Autos. The Emperor of the French has not contented Mama with ref 'lllog the Austrian hive/dos of the tetrototy of hi. ally he has declared It to be his purport to liberate Italy hone the Alps f s the Adriatic. This pro:lantana& ha. been received with wane' net whsrevar, in northern sad central hale, Aunt troops do sot egging:le • power of r napremion. Wen and the whole of Lombardy, Psruot, Modelle, and Tmeeny have ragerly proclaimed their ad), rem o to thaw r to which they were thus lento 1. Yet, neither have we reason to suppose that the Emperor of Asodtia Mat prevent prepared to yield his hereditaty paw serious toga, other tooverogn. Such is the dal oily of the present Europese crisis. Tee great end en,ient monarchy of Austria may naturally be blow to ecknowiedae any defog& as irrepareble, or to 'locoed by treaty the amens. of any popular moutrection against her &mouton, Yet, sin the events which have occurred eines the de claration of war, it is ant too be expect d that any terry, pro cured by the whole (owe of Germany, which should restore Austrian supremacy la Italy, would have In it the elements of goermeneore sod security. The Penmen Ito-gent of Peoria look. with becoming anxiety to them .intenenee e f the balance. of power is Europe. Let us *narrow OA. mate, The halogen et power in Europe mean% in effect, the Independence of be several Kates. The preponderance of any one power threatens and dee toys this onlep minor. But the Emperor Napoleon, by his Milan proclamailon, has declared, so baron fichirinits has justly noted, that in this war he seeks neither common nor territorial aggrentlieement. It might, perhaps, be premature to discus. whether the King of Serdinia &meld feign over Lombardy, Parma, Morten., and Toomany, or whisper several undependeni states in Northern Italy should be maintained or mated. Be their doe ohms sod boundaries arranged as they may, it is the Inn persuasion of her Majesty's movem ent& Hi& so Italy la which the people ehould be'' tree ielbsim• eta great country " would strengthen and confirm the lawn of power. The Indepeetleace of state. is never TO ewers as when the imeormigo aathotlty is supported by the attachment of the A eovereign =distils,* wholly by the force of seams over a disaffected penal., is • perpetual object of attack to her embitoous neighbours; and • Wane, of p ewer kenneled an each dieceedent elements, 'temerity au unstable "quit briem. If Italy could be 'sled over by sovereigns pro sewed of the affections of their people, tic& country, with its twenty-five millions of inhabitants. Its alined wretch, one Ito ancient civilisatiou, would, In the opinion of her Mojerty's grernA- Mr nt, be • valuable member of the European family. I mud not omit to .are title soy settlement of Italy would, in the eye. of hoe Mejestn's goserninext, be incomplete, wide* did not effect a penman tot teforin in the adminostra tins of she states of the chinch. Every sae home that Rome sad the legations have been MS* wow governed by the Posa'a ministers than bore lardy by haetrtao orclidukes. sad that won't be a portol end umeffelawogy arrengemsot which struck down the role of the letter, end left the former In all its deformity. Our vi.wa epos this subject hove no t been withheld from tha governeneat of toe Emperor of the French. Stub being the "pi r i.ma of her 31.jeary's government es the present note of effete., they new &Ter.* to any lane pod den which miebt either prove fruitier. in the first bat once, en which might lead toe partial and insecure settlement. Ea My say st-ed her atom& offing, onedelosetwlth peace, M =Wale the faith of treaties. 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The select committee appointed vt try this case amemblirl for toe drat time thi, in,. wog ;G rd Steely in the chair. I The petition contained ding aides of bribery agatnat the sit io member Colonel Berkeley. Some evidence lumina b. en taken, the room was cleared. On tee readmiseioe of the pubbe, The Chairman anneanced that the committee had come to the conclusion that Colonel Francis William Berkeley was duty elechd, end that after examining the agents, they had et. decided that the case did um toill for any special report. et NORWICH. eto The committee reassembled this morniog at quarter past at. U o'clock ; Mr. W. Brans in the chair. et. Mr. rhino, on the pert of the rattier member', said that l y t sitar the evidence based yesterday he had come tv the ma victim% that Mews. Schnieder and Bury must be reopen. sible for the bribery coin:mita by their sleets: he there- MI bre withdrew from say farther contest In the CYO,.. $l. The room was accordingly cleated, and on the re-admie sloe of the parties, The Chairmen said that the committee had come to the folios Mg vegetation : That Hoary W Miens Schneider sad Threseat Bury were, by their sienna, rally of bribery at the lea alsetiou, and In that such election wee therefore void." see LIMERICK. its The clawnithes le ibis case cosenssarsei their labours this morcitt, Mr. Id. 6arkell in the chair. ,ei Mr. Wad. spread the case of the petition, which cbarr A. slot snit intimidation against the sputa of Mej.,r Gavin, the I. sitting mecesr. [Let sitting.] Le Tbe Bury, Maidstoos, sad Leicestershire committees silo moth:rued their kir...4,41ms this iseraisg. LAW INTELLIGENCE. I ri l 0,. ~. (MIS DAY.) •9, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. IA AZ NICHOLSON. This baskrupt wee desalted u of Southampton, watch maker. This was s certificate meeting, and the accounts by lies.% Hart Bmtben showed s surplus In hammy, ifiA al 1861, ►nd the debts are 6871. ; the ►nets have been pet down at 4781, exclusive of outstanding debts. The creditors holding reounty .mounted to 102 L, the preporty held being veined at 1001. _ w~y The bankrupt came before the court on big 01/11 petition, to L. purees pressing creditore from getting judgments against E him, which would have swept away the whole of the pro- at per y et a sacrifice. His Honour said it was a meritorious case. The bankrupt I had done all a permit could have done in his position, sad wu entiticd to a certificate of the first class. a THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THAMES. EXTENSIVE RO 88888 .—A POOL AND EIS MONET. Anna Hall, slime Ann Gilligan, a well-known thief, wee brought berme Mr. Safe, charged with stealieg a MVOS bag _. combs' 1451 . in Beak of England notea, end 381. in gold from . 1 1 the person of Mr. Christopher Snackenberg, seabed publicin residing at No. 8, Old Rutland-street, New-road, Playa,. Mr. Stoddert, solicitor, conducted the prosecution. and said S his client, on ho way to the London and Westminster T e Bank to deposit 1831, wan unfortunately robbed of the whole ■ of it by the prisoner and five other infamous women in thee g and notorious piece Angel-mom Back , road, Mad well, where the Pinner kept • brothel. The prosecutor as wan also plundered at the some time of a receipt end deposit book relating to 2601.. given to him by Messrs. Whitbread, E s the brewers, who had been informed of the robbery, and would of course stop the book if presented to them. st. Mr. Snackenbeeg aid he went into the Angel publia C hones in the Back-road, and treated *prisoner and other see women with liquor, and abet be left the house the NO women, of whom there were six, began pulling him about and hustling him, end they robbed him of hie mace hag containiog one 501. note, eight 51. notes, and another 61. sots with hie nape endorsed upon it, and 39 sovereigns. The thievea also stele his book, Mowing that Whitbread and Co. were Waned to him 2301, at the same time, Mr. Selfe—Whas was your canvas bag and book safe P Witness—Aboet 10 or 15 minutes before the women g ‘ hustled me. lam ware they took my money and beg. ill Mr. Safe—What upon earth took you to such a dreadful 2 plane as Angel -alert P Wtsseee—The prism', asked me to give her a drop of gin. - I maid I was upon business. but she dragged me into the lona end afterwards Into the court. Mr. Salle—Are yes sober Witness—Yee, 1 em quite sober. Mr. Selfc—You speak very thick and in a confused sad kernel manner. Were you sober when you lost the money? Witmer —No. I was not quite sober, about half and half. Mr. Sells—Are you a married man ? Witnees—Yes, end the lather of 11 &Orem. Police-sergeant Thotarisoo, No. 11 X, said that after the women had robbed Mr. finackenburg they wept! through the vile houses in Angel-court, and gainer • low wall, and te e n pissed through come houses et a shatter description in ' Viebvia-plece. He believed some of the thieves bed gone to Chub...o end Pursuant% with the notes end gold. Mr. Sells said that Mr. tinackenberg was the greatest simplivon he bed met w.th for many year& Hs remanded the prieoner soil Saturday next. gad hoped the police would capture her confederates to the robbery. LIPLOSION AND 1088 OP LIPS IN BIANINOILAN. The following particulars in addition to what we published yestxday were received from our meow pandsnt list night. The reaudits of the asiortuwata wears Booth were disoovered yesterday (Friday) etWr 50331, Darted beneath the ivies ha the fitted. Daring the day email portions were fisted by the man engaged In the mirth; but abut four o'clock the lesa sad portion al the trunk were discover .d. The is.. wee quite black se though burnt by the explosion. The man, Thomas James, who was uken to the hospital, woo in the employ of Mr. Islip, poul button malur. and nodded in a house oijiining the works of Hews. Ludlow. At the time of the explosion he we* la the atm looking after his pigeons, when the wall et the ream was blows ia, burying hue beneath the um. Both be and the woman, An, Wanes, Ile at the General Hospital in a very preoarious date without any hope of re cover,. It is expected that the borough rerousr 16'1 hold se inquest epos the remains of the woman, Booth, and the man Purioco this day (Saturday.) THE STATE OP AFFAIRS AT BUENOS AEU& A deputation composed of gentlemen from Man- 1 beater, Liverpool: Louden, end other phone. had an Inter view with Lord John Rom'l, at the Foreign•telos, on Thursday, respecting the abate of effOrs at Hamm Ayres. The Manchester Chamber of Commerce, in consequence of I trontrig reprowniarkes made to them by the merchants of Bosom Ayres, hal communicated with his kedahip about a ' ance.h ago on the man piertion, when he had °lmam& his willingness to receive a deputation before the sailing of the next mail, and the morns interview was arranged in cease gamma of that compounimitioe. The deputation included Mr. T. Baring, M.P., Mr. David Robertsoo, M.P., Mr. Ewart, lt P.. Mr. J. A. Turner, M.P., and Mr. Tl2Oll. Batley, M.P. Lord J. RUSSELL assured the deputation that her Ma jenty'a government was perfectly alive to the neetweity for every exertion bang made of a friendly character which might tend to erred hostile movemeuts against Buenos Ayres. His lordship remarked that arsool interventioos in each mew had rarely if ever bona attended with good results, and he ectprogesd his ■okfaction in being able to state that ha had that morning received a despatch from the French go raement, expo ming the williogn,sr of Prawn to lend bee smitten°, to promote a peaceful eoluden of the diflicultira between Barnes Apes sod the Argentine Confederation. At the mine time, remembering the remit of a former inter ference, hie lordship was D o t etre sanguine of sarong. After a few words from Lord WODZHOUSE the deputation withdrew. . It .S. usdentood to to the infernflou of trovernmeet to plate the newer to the hat& of Mr. Thorame, British mitiater at Moats %%tiro, a geenrinta such regretted by .0 putia, these. The Hestioots and St. Leonard's Rifle Club has mods a forms! p free of enrolment as a corps of 100 allietlver, sad is sw•ithag • reply from the Lord Warden of the Cinque Pure. The metneera are =long some progress is drill and musketry praetor, and seam to be in parent in the movement. Their uniform is cheap and wat and tits N rg , p ,,p ort t cn of r.d,s is of the loss Enfield " 1858, pattern." A preeVef sroend has been rolearod for moss maadstios to the government toreador Inds, tlks Zest Clift. ,1 111 ODA pusia.ittaY Ns* Vertradolet wo u e t. DeA 9••• dribs CNA noirs.lBl 4.... ir i 1L". ..7 - 41 4 .7 " k let Do. 6•6 p.atAser.loe, lAcnirsilea spa Mao tthatie 1 i. 11-rms.4.. • Et*. American Um I Lieu* Irmultse O.IOP ant MIMI 0... ....... a t, IV ; 71 sem. ariraMe It& Now Merdiwe.% ll OmaiglielSayleadate As. re. _ - W.,..Ara.N OW' 12. yNNs.lls. Tai. Dimosant iiimnedt ts LYON. Imlr.s.P.l4.attdr. N.Brula M. ssiaksclau N. N .I.Nualallw 5;17;1 Do.. Kos telie Do. do. 14 Da do. C Pad levielonik Podia °Casein. Do. Nw adadr Itirnay ..—.. Do. Soo .... noni Lei Waco /MTh Adana. Lai waanino To.. Ara Do. jto.llanatce A I u r. tii 7, 4 if 1:6 I 1 11`g;i1;;CZ I Can Die ate. MINES.-THIB DAY. Two o'CLocx. The principal business to-day is in Reit Wheal Russell shares, which have further advanced, being officially marked 121. The present quotation is 11 to 12. Shares in Wheal Margaret are also officially marked in the Stock Exchange WI. Share in Wheal Clifford, Providence, and Drakewalla mines have also met with some attention. Mariquita mining shires are inquired for, and have been dealt in at t and 1. St. John de°. Rey ere marked 91, and United Mexican, 11 to 11. Subjoined is our luau weekly report of the metal market : Betimes has been gulag this week In motile, bat more orn fidarce is exhibited at the claw Copper Evainteina in buoyancy, and en advance in prioes appears imminent. Same makers of iron era demanding higher rates, and there to oartWly an improved feeling sad more business. Tin keeps high in price, both here and in Holland, with a fair demand both for English and foreign. Speller has fluctuated sonar what; bet no important ersessonions have taken place. led is without change. Tin plate. are in fair demand. At the annual meeting of the Mariquita end New Glees& Mining Company. held yesterday, a dividend of is. 6d. per share was declared. At the half-yearly meeting of the Den Mountain Copper Mining Company, held yesterday, the report end amounts were edoptal. The accounts show wind a share capital of 63,316 shares of 11. each, assets in clash 12,7101. 16s. 7d., and stock at Nelson 8.1811. 12s. 6d. The search for copper Imitated. but the chromate of iron was stated to le likelg to prove profitable to work. The shareholders expr teed their wish to be 'aided by the directors' judgment in the further prosecution of the undertaking. West Basset sampled on the 27th inst. 602 tons of topper Cansborne Console sampled an the 27th loot. 30 toes , al OTC North Basset sampled on the 27th inst. about 100 tees el copper me. The subjoined telegram from East Wheal Russell was received Gum the agent to-day Lode in BB Improved, worth 901. to 1001." COMMERCIAL AND MARIE7B. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAT.) The amine is firm. Tee following ars the prime : —Town Tsilow, Ms. 9d. net cash; Petersham Y.C., ou the mut, ; July, 64e. ; Amore to September, Ms. 64. ; October to December, 66.. 9d. ; ditto separately, 665. MARKET Aviaaosa.—Town tallow, 635. 6d.; fat by ditto, 2s. ; yellow Russian. Oa. 3d. ; melted staff, 40e. &i. ; rough ditto, 24a. 63.; tallow gleams, 15e. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICHT.—(THIS DAY.) —Prima .Prime meadow Day, 80.. tat 85e.; superior ditto, 88.. to 96a ; iskator ditto, 106. to 70a.; saw ditto. 76a. to See.; towels, 50a. to 60e. ; clover, old, 95a, to 110 a. ; ditto, saw, 80a. to 90e, ; straw, 26e. to 30a. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Grapes and pite apples have teat shared in price 'WA oar lest report. West India pines hays been plentiful and good. Gooseberries, currants, and raspberries are getting mercer, and cherries and strawberries ate nearly over. Leigh apricots have made their am:seance. Green gage plums obtain 24 a tl-z,u. Oranges teeth 3s. 6d. and 10s. per 100. Nate of all deseripkloos still continue to realise fair prices. Cabbages and French beam are plen tifully sopplicl. Rhubarb, uparagus, and Nakao at. getting over. Pees. beans, born carrots. and globe arti chokes may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers are cheaper. New potatoes realise tram es. to 16e. per cwt. Cacumbere abundant. Cut flswera chiefly consist of oxhide, Wtai•A, kalosauthe, lily of the valley, violate, mignonette, and roam. It may be interestiog to the public to know that the result of the proceedings before thedectios committer up to this aft snoou is a lora of six sesta by the liberal party, and of none by the conservative party. This, of more, mars a difference of twelve votes in a divides. The petition spier the conservative Insulters foe West Kent ham been withdrawn. ----- The select oonveittee appointed to prepare estimable of the charge of the disembodied militia of Great Britain and Ireland from the Ist April. 1869, to the list March, 1880, Itam estimated the number of men for 1859.80 at 103,844, and the mat at 482,85 W., se against 91,003 men sad 432,99 W. Tuff CORDER SOIREE. —The Right Hon. Thomas Milner Gibson, Thom*. Raley, Esq., M.P., Jemes Ker shaw Fowl , M.P., and John Bright. B e g . M.P., hove already eigniSed their intention to be present at the soiree to Mr. Cobden on the 17th proximo. The soiree will be held Is a tent, which will be erected by Mr. Hlbbsrt, if Monobester, la Cardamon Field, at the roar of the Baptist Chapel, Drawareet. The mat will enclose a space of 40 ' feet by 32 test, will be Stud with gee, end will be in ternally decorated with trophies, &atoms, end coloured drapery. In two supplemental tents water will be heated. end provisions prepared for the tablet, which will run round the main tent There will alio be two other tents, each eight yards in diameter, which will be 'eel ea cloak rooms. It is et resent intended to alternate speeches with mac. The committee het been divided into four sub-conalit'ere. viz., general, ticket and adrertisine, purveying and moat, and tent, to., c mmitiees.—lf arteheeter Guardia*. Tan REPRESENTATION or WAKEFIELD.—AIready both parties ere busy preparicg so supply the vatesucy crested by the unseating of Mr. Leathern for Wakefield. A large wed enthusiastic mewing of ths cooservelves was held in the rasa embalm. lest evening. Mr. Bsrff in the chair. It wee anosneed by Mr. BarS that he was earl that they were not tally peeper , alts name a gentleman as • nusdidate, but in the MOM of twenty-tour boars—at the most for y night—a gas- Osman would be brought forward on otmeerwative principles, sad see who, he would acceptable to Me oozier natives generally. The liberals have already brought oat Mr. Mildewy the late high eheriff, and he addreseed a meet ing of his friendeat the Royal Hotel hat evening.— Wake f ield Journal. SUICIDE or A GENTLEMAN IN ST. JAMES'S Peat.—(rata DAT )—This Leman. at 11 o'clock, the adjourned inquiry relative to the death of a gentlemen, et floss unknown, but now idea:rifled as Mr. John Percival Allen, GO 25. lwe of Ow rusty, *he committed nick% on Wednesday morning las - , on nee of the benclum is Bt. JPilleell Park, by taking poorer acrd. IVY Mtn:o.d at 84. George's Hospital, Hyde Paric•corntr, before Mr. Bed ford, comer fur Westminster. Sillfl the lest inquiry, is onmeoeseote al e a, the summoning dater, anatomies time with th authorities at Guernsey, the father mud other relatives of the decea•ed win la attendant% Mr. jaw George Alien, traveller, of Guarnmy, deposed that his gem left Irmo about three voila einer, without emetsiog any of his f.mily of his intrudes to do en. Ho :rime* did not bear from him, owl was not ewers of his lasahebl dash until the comosenkswies trout Tusher So saw reached the Wend. In WIWIr to queens fella tbet coroner, the father (whn was deeply affected) said this deceased had been a very wild penman gad great inigiblabe him, bat es ithin the last two month, ned been for more Ills son wee of very am:atria habits, mad had era occasions absconded from home without awe. Tk• towed upon the poem of the deceased, conteiningemenliiff sR of hitter almonds, was produced. and the jury Noland • neat* of "Tearoury groan." MONEY MA RE E 7 .-2 BIS 141. Two o'CLoci. The finds to-day are flat, the speech of the Seere bry of State fur India, fixed for Monday, being awaited. Console are quoted about k per c-nt. lower then they close 4 yesterday. Very little business is going forward in any department of the Sock Exchange. Tree principal feature is a decliue sea of the leading British railway stooks, espe cially Oreat Western. The Three per C-nt. Rentes opened at Paris this day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram. at 68fr. 600. for the account, and soon declined to 68fr. 30c., being I per cent. lower than the last price of yes terday. Console are officially marked 941 to 941 for money, and 941 to 911 for the 9th of August. The present quotations are 94/ for cash and. 94 1, " buyers," for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 223; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 95 to 95k ; the New Throe per Cents., at 95 to 951; the Five per Cents., at 110$ the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1839, at eti; the scrip of the last Loan, at 941; India Bonds, at 39. to Is. die.; and Exchequer Bale, at 28s. prem. Foreign stocks are steady. The Turkish loans are well euppotted, at yesterday's improvement, the loan of 1851 being quoted 81 to 82, and that of 1858, 71 to 72. As regards other descriptions there is no new feature. Sales are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four. and-a-Half per Cente., 971 (exchange 25fr.) ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 90k, 891, 90; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 45, 441 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 44; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 321, 32; Turkish Six per Cents., 1844, fur account, 814, 82; ditto Six per Cents., 18.58, for account, 72, 71. The mixing Australian mail, of May, has at length reached Marseilles, and will be delivered in London, together with those from Cal cutta and China, on Monday morning. The steamer Beams arrived at Aden on the 15th inst., with the Australian mail of June, the light portion of which is expected to be distributed in London, as well as:the Bombay mail, about the 6th of August. The English mailed February and March had reached Melbourne ; also the ships Marco Polo and Kent,from Liverpool and Plymouth respectively. The Prince of Wales and Lightning had sailed for England, with 107,000 ounces of gold, worth 428,0001. HALF PArr Two o'CLoci. Consols present no variation whatever, being still quoted 941 for money, and 941 " buyers " for the account. The demand for money yesterday was moderate, and the applications at the Bank were upon rather a limited scale. In the Stook Exchange the rate for loans on Consols was 2 per cent. No bullion wee taken from the Bank yesterday, the 218,0001. by the City of Baltimore supplying the im mediate wants of exporters to the Continent. The Henry Reed has arrived from Launceston, but has only 6001. iu gold. On 'Change yesterday afternoon rates slightly more favourable for this country were quoted for bills on Holland, Belgium, H►mburg, and Frankfort. The other exchanges were firm. The rates are shown below : • Amsterdam, three month r 1 to 15I; Ms short 11.12 to 1. Rotterdam, (Ines months, Mitt to 161; Antwerp, three months, 25.154 to 171; Ramberg, marks haaso, three months, 13.41 to t ; Parts, Wee da i cAh:,. 26.6 te) 10. ditto, thrt months 25.30 to 2 1 ; an•the-Maine, three mantle, 117 to I; Petersburg. par tomb* three month% 33j to 346 ; Vienna, et. to., three months, 12 to 12.15; Trieste, ditto, three months, 12 to 12.15; Madrid, dues months, 496 to I; Ced , s, three months, 491 to ; Leghorn, th ree mont hs, 30.6 to 10 Oeno., three m0nth., 25.70 to 80; Naples, three months, 401 to I; Peiermo, three months, 1221 to t; Messina, three menthe, 123 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to ; Oporto, 90 dere, 64 to 52. - - - • -- • The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market shows a tatr demoad, and no change is prices. At the h feting of the Electric and Internet' mpany,yesterday, the divi dead de he rate of 81 per cent. per annum, rpl us of 8,8901. out of the half year s his balance is prudently carried to the " nd," available for a sudden emer- gency or for renewal of cables. The dividend declared at the meeting of the Scottish Austnlisn Investment Company was at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, as recommended in the directors' report. The directors of the Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Company advertise a half-yearly dividend of 12s. Bd. per share, as well as a bonus of 2s. Bd. per share. The half-yearly meeting of the Mediterranean Ex tension Telegraph Company is called fur the sth of Angara. - - A call of 61. per shave is to be paid by the contri butories of the Sea Fire and Life Assurance Society by the 12th of August. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decree' of 3971. The arrangements in connexion with the establish ment of the Australian and New Zealand Rooms, in combination with that well-known place of unman ' tile resort the Jerusalem Coffee-home, have now been brought almost to completion. This establish ment is now a place of daily meeting for persons interested in the Australian colonies, as is natural, considering that it is the most readily avail able source of information upon ell Australian mat,- tare. In addition to the numerous other advantages ted by the Rooms, the enterprising proprietors t e : n within the last day or two opened a hand somely decorated refreshment department. The commercial accommodation afforded by the Jerusa lem Coffee-house—an establishment extensively re sorted to by merchants for the lest three hundred years—will thus be largely increased. The emigration commissioners will receive tenders on the 4th of August tor the hire of two ships, to carry passengers to the Cape of Good Hope. Tile return of the Bank of England fur the week ending Wednesday, July 27, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Cho:dation issue Cfroalation actin 21,84005 Drama, 223,8215 ruldiedepu..its Other deposit , Government ocurltive benkinedlputment 11.170,680 Decrease 100,000 Other ercauittes in tanking' department 17,350,396 Inman 96,967 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 818,220 Demme 39,799 The Rest Nova in reweve ...... 9,472,680 Decrease 16,370 Teel reserve (notes& coin) in banking department 10,096,685 DOCRIPM 13,102 The only variation of importance is the decrease of 238,9271. in the bullion. 'the aggregate held, how ever, is still nearly 171 millions. The other items present only slight variations.. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. ;—lmports of gold, 821,8601.; extorts of gold, 679,6271.; imports of silver, 281,5721.; exports of silver, 606,9711. SANK OP ICSOLAIID.—As Lorerset, gareasot to rae 41.11 144 w 4 Wale. a. IL tar the week eielare ea Nairaodar. Job rr.lB l k ISMS 1.0•ST11/01 , I 111.1"." ••••••••••• maws. Goren:room Teta . • . e,: 04k1,13 Other reruridee . 3. 4 4 . 401 • Gold Caw w ad Balk. 16 isk..is Slyer Ha/Don ...... E. C.1.313 . 6.% ... 0.0.1....041817:44,:tr.:::1:1::ntru:uurr..a. .p.....riebt tig.;;1t...,1;;1a. Aumat , /11.1711.4111 es.. 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