The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-19 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF 00HHON8.—(THIS I)AY.) The Sr Ira& ta NOS das &air at 10 &alma pair 12. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lord.. ataindsaists to *ha Lauda. sad South Wasters Earlway Bill were cossidand sad avoid oa. TO. v.:lowing WI. wan mid a thud Hma aad pawed Hearin aad Loads Road. LawtaA, Banks% sad Newcastle mdse. Lya• Roads Kidioad Railway sad Barton-ups- That Brodie. The lolluiriag btli. awe cossidarrl sad aderri for third saarliai —Olosolour sad Caoltaaboa Tramway Abaados mat ; Kevaiaston ISlati.S sal Nana sad South Loadaa Jumbos Railway L o adoaderry sad Laso Swilly Rail way Mallareolla asd Coroddaagaa Marti ; Sank Yarkalin Hallway rd River Dana Coopsay , Ikeelreca sad Daillaar- Sas Railway. nos Noweawlo-aador-Lyais Burgeon Lae& Bill was owl a arced aim BRITISH AND CANARIA?! TELEGRAPH COY- PANT BILL. O do gram dss ossoMnstin of Gls MN, Lord DUNCAN sod he hod h. 4 cossamlooliso via Yr. Mad % Ilko was se Mil, who was wawa So mit lbs nom to *tin Imo lad objected. tbroolsa, of wooing dm alai= of do CiAIIONIL Its alai morraly mew rolois i IM wads, "Na Msjates orsororoas or," which wail withheld the power tow oldosestl. Atom was rosorks 110211 Caolll.ll Fitinct sod Mr. CBUIC/VILD tar proposal alteruions wen dde, sod the bill ins ordered 1.. tidal rather. PUBLIC HEALTH BILL. Mr. Lowe - Jig. bill. It had bon decidel that minim relating to the public health shoed be vetted In the Privy Council. A bill with tbat view bad bees prised. but it would op tidily expire, and his object frith* postai MII am to oaks that bill perpetual. The sided of the bill se. to revile for house to house ei.itstions, the distribution of tosciothee, the burial of the deed. and to see thee ml ordere m retatket to epidemics should bear cted out. powers must be vested somestimrei sad it eas deer that they could ant be vis•M Is any load been sad he thought it would be admitted did Site Privy Coma was the right body to entrust the dear 1.. Other Mow related to the qualideations of persens entrusted WILL Vacziastioia, and to giving peporly guslitivd per sons the power to visit localise in which IMF time vs. soaped. Another matter the bill dealt with yes in • ileum to enable vaccinators and others to sue re nal for pmuilties for not having their children vaccinated, sad to here their armies paid out of the local board. He &oald have no objet tun to this being omitted if it van desired. . . . . (Lolc CITY BARS.-111118 DAY) This day, at noon, the annual general meeting of the proprieten of the City Rank via held at the London TOMS . Alderson Sir R. W. CARDEN, chaorinan of the board o 1 irectoes, is the chair. The followtag — are the report and belancersheet for the bal-year Inding the 30th June last, vii. " Thu directors have again the pleasure of meeting the shareholders of the beak to place before theca the annexed abstracts of ' iia4llltin and meets' and ' profit and lode' accounts: on relorwacir to which it will be seen that act. witimuindiag the low rate of discount which has prevailed donne the whole of the peat half year, they are stabled, after yeyinir torrent *spumes, 'men( of the usual tom from the building account, loakisg ample allowance tor bad and doubtful dale, and for rebate on bills diacounted not yet due—to declare the usual disliked et and after the thee at 6 per coat. per annum, and to pay is addition, a bonne el' 16e. psrr there, both free of income-tax. After appropriating 13,467/. 4*. DM. for the above parposas, there will remain s surplus of 6.6631. 2a., of which the director have determined to tranef.r 3,0001. to the "Reserved Fund" (by which that had wit be Increased to 33,0001.) and to carry formed 1,6431. 225. to the credit of lb* new poet and lose acconah The three &recta' who ro out of case by rotation on this occasion, Mr. Peter Bell, Mr. W Wiens Gardner, an, Robert Lloyd. ailed whom are candidates for re-eli ction. .• Lialmliars and swats—Dr. To capital paid-up, via, 601. par sbare oa 6,000 Nan" 0 e,OOW. • to amount of ro sined fuul. 30.0001.; to amount dus by the banl,l,B/41,6321.; in N.; w malt sad fit.., le. tha balaaos of that &coma, via.. earplug. prod( brought forward from last half-year, VW. 11.1.; arm stidad, 22,6371. 6.. Ild.; isigathor. 2.1.11101. ea 10d.—total. 2.246,0621. 12. dd. Cr.: By Richey/a Ms and 354 ladla Bonds, 213,2661. 6. 4d.. By other sacterltia, lashrllng bills ducounted sad Was, 1,3411031. lea. Id.; by balidiag, faun urs and Si. balk 26,220/. Ts. hi.; by ma ialmat at Bast of Rag laakaad at call, 143,4 M. b. N. • 164 2,246,0621. 12a. ed. Truk and Ler Anegsit.—De.—To corn nt grasses, bacbailai seat, idadmay, directors' reentinerraloa, allowance We bad and doola. =lrma a 4o, = s r P/ of allol. 2.. Id. ' • to anosat carried is psi/ sad lass, saw assmat, Wag masa as bulls die road. slit Yet dad.ANW. Sa ed. ; stasant transferred to there 7 ved hind th:' foist. .Meat at the credit of that etssind, BAK; to Method mmuwant fur the payment of • &Mari rot the Meet IL par ant path. upon 700,0001. amount of plias, empitalupe 6,000tharer,7,6001. ; To boa= of Ide. per air us en UN thefts, 4,6001. ; to un divided pelt traamfaand b pelt sad Irma new amount, 1,6=1. 2e., total, SAW de. Iod. Cr. By balmy brought doers, —Sarphr pelt brought forward from last half par. 6.9321. 19., I d.;I its.. added, 22,6371. 6e. Ild. ; at a total 0129 Be. 10d." The CHAlllten. thovieg the adoptka of the report, maid he bed meareely estytklag to odd to tt. Thu was the isipesmat meting of the year, me the meeting in January Ins Wile more than a nester of fora, but the preest meet leg was herd et the .red of the Spacial year. A. eurameniel then the geoprietore meat be aware that banking prod. ruled M glue ditionstm ware ow. Still the operation. of the Bank hew mththerhd throughout the per ; it bad paid • divi dend •114 pea ani. ape the par, earriet forward to the ant mom s hams all 3,,6001., and added 3,0001. to the ntherund had. Now wateldariag that the bank had only bun is asietteoellearyemn,anch malts malt be coethisred Mehls altittelmT• 16604 le the City, this beak war to be both raid sad well 'Damaged. It partook sonsaboa of • pivot, arm* iaaatatartk at it bad as laroaabaN but that wee es drawees to the poquithere Wear It nalabled the able manger to m 000.107106 he emu- Viz:masassarst el the bwisaws. ?Mram, im loss iffielguilesst, rid the result of the year's spratices. M repatik sushi So le Willy gra-drag to mil enamesell. (awns ) - -•- • - • - was 61 , the adoptive ei Or repot, sad, Shit • brio' cometstina, ft was carried varainendy. Tao anima/ sad boon wen inn dodored payable ea nod after the 11410 Woad , sod no wino( diteciors having boon re-darted. Mr. Willows Asa( and Mr. Owes Loris www appoined auditors few tin eavalai per. • eon elf th anks Irwin boaa proud to the &drown end illieeten, a Inner eet•Onest wee paid to Mr. Vila* the Mr. *km, is reps drake, obawned that the bmk Ira bars bard( by parr, sad yet it i✓ p it ia ✓ ib rrolitaioary exports, wilts@ of 4.0001. of 01,,bpadi n hp& paid 120,000:. to cmaliceuets for iate►,st ow thmcwita, it., sad eetebliithad a merwid for,". o f =sou. Is stdl d to a l that 'be beak had dbitrihutod a haadaomadimdeed oltotarpt its proprietors for the capital they had itivemed is it, wad !heir (QUM bh tii doubt Awl it would ultimately pore 411.: of the moot ft Jona*. mallarlakiap is the ci'y of Uhdow. _ . The 1. r eedinp deed with a vole of &ask, to the audi tors. BANK 07 1,0171,07-112118 D4T) This aftersoss tits herth unseal general meeting I , the prolamine of the Beek of Loadoe was held at the , Landon Tavern; Me Jona VII.LISILA Su ect.ST, Bert., ; 81. P., chains= if the b ierd of directors, in the .heir. TM rewire NOW that the set batmen to the credit id pn.flt and hes for the half-yeer eliding the 31th of Jane feet amounted to 27,03'N. lia fast K this rum have been defrayed the ordisary enrient Mathes of the past sic month. sad full peeerienn made Mt bad sad doubtful delete. The director@ any tlireted le melt end lees sew 'mouse, 2,1201. 2e. IN, being mate of interim on Mlle discounted not yet dna. They apply 1,0001. l redeems of prelinthary espethea, and VOL to the lire scothat of the Cbscloorneo.o breach. They declare a dividend at the rats of gee per cent. p.r einem elite the raid up capital of the beak. free of merino tee, end transfer to the therm fund 3.5761. by winch nth this fund is augmented to Moths'. ether them sppropelatime there will remote a balance of 1701. 17.. bet , whfch is carried to profit sad loM account of the current half year." The C•4110IAN, is nothing the adoption of the mere, hoped and believed thee it out thei.feeiory to the proprietem. It showod that the batik was emblem 'wady and coneleat The dill iltial errs daily maistim.t, sad its t ie Lore were becoming fume familiar with the bushier they went sled tapes to 111.e.i.. Ti.. current meows W M aimed sad wars el:Kneeing daily, to mach es, that as compered with this time last Yew. they inhibited as names of uo 1.108 then 35 per rest. The env.ust to be carried to the meth* feed would ham has ot.ll lann bad it sot been for the forgery of a city lease by a remit, awned Petrel. The beak hal mannered 40001. upon a loss which, bed it boa stasis', would have been worth LS.UIM. The torn" was se perfect abet sissy wow bed bass deceiv,cl by it, as 4 tither eseskiisb nests is the City bad saly escaped Las by inannring tie liability banes the formai was ellemover..i to this beak. TM directors had Sri.taft at the who:, Lot there eas "wry probability Boar le. Ii 1. th the pus i te would be recovered. No doubt the proprietor. had seen the. the clinician bed been at law with Liwir solicitors, from atom they lead received a terse is.. of money. Mr. Tyrridi t.a.l leen his owe privet' sod coaddearial Metier, and ha umfeend that whet had come out on the trial had grieved end seurpil.ed his. It renieined, h mover, to be seen whether Mr. Tyr tea timid di.: itte,if on appeal. Mr. soy p•rtiso of the amount received Bona Mr. Ti well appear is rite present balance suet The CHAIPIIAN tiptoed i• the negative. Mr. Fall it, the deputy chairman, seconded the moths far the rlopiw *I the rep rt. end need. ea swathe tippet to the protarro,ra to mein the director* is aneneenner toe boinesin of th. Leak. Be towhee that the directo•e hold 970 shame or one .title of the mature capital of the teak. Mr. Scott, the Cassaberisia al the City of Loam, sup- THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1859. pearl re mar for the rogra a men, bantrig Jr die roarb ward cormoot art f i narably with thole of 'Briar ark Irk la the karat par aha otiorton le rely to • The Caranum q = tha lb* a the City le re beak won= CalatZly or yew; at • rer sad • biers et Ihe tear sad although ma= tar Nat had kr orgurett Are eine therogort was the divider &eared pg.= air re 27.1 rig, Yd the retiring avatar wore mama. SHARE LlB2 -7HIB DA). Two o'CloolL liminess in the railway share market to-day ie almost at a standstill. Prices in most instances am nominally unaltered, but a reduction of I psr cent.has taken pl ace in London andNorthWestern,Midland,and Great Western. Present quotations as follows: — London and NorthWeetern stock, 96 to I ; Mid land, 103 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 95 to ; Gnat Western, 69 to I ; Eastern Counties, 59 to;; Barwick, 93 to j; York and North Mid land, 751 to 76/, being thew ; Caledonian, 821 to f; Reath Eastern, 211 to per share ; North British, 67 to I ; and London and death Western, 96 to 96. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares present little recovery from yesterday's decline. The original lame is now quoted 21 to 21 prem., and the new, 11 to 2 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is heavy. Other colonial deseriptions remain quiet. OLDISI6SII 11111•111111 AID iwooko. I x' aas""`• I 'let e t e m I Mir Pi • retie ii it S 1 liaz In II el N 4 4 n' IN ST ti. iim lost 79 II I 5 - .• a a Sr is it 15 NI U 16 N U 0 IT • I 44 46 NI TS U ■ Is 114 L ti is F ei li It .; *IR a die 471 ill i it i I i I 8 I 10i Ail 111 6 2:Zur...= a i ss. ...r.taiw ata fa• E an az 17. N. rb.TzTe. me peralkhasamia Y OLT p. 0.11611---- MI De. at.. 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Wise 1 5 Gar...... 114.10 Ili. %WWI &a liremisi teSi 90^...3. /Wooer lad 1 I lab.artato TeL #4OO . ~ , Do. no awrwrim ow . 1 ill ITmailaCto.Up.Caa. 111" , Iv) IT= Disaist Ufti UP.* IR .Vtioris nfte. --- -2 11 ff 71 1,1 N 11 PM 4 11011. lliti6 li id ft VI 13, IT I 9 - 9 - ICI Id an voi a rn Si MITIOPOLITAN SALOON OMNIBUS COMPANY.— A niestlow of the shareholders of this mow was held yes. serday, at Redley's Hotel, to asides the resent position of the company mid its 'deka, and to adopt each resolstkme thereto se say be considered desirable." The chair was takes, at 2 o'clock, by Mr. Parker. A mcolutles, the effect of wile& was to break up the compay, was adored ; sod, In answer to questions from seven* of the shareholders present, Mr. Vining, solicitor to the company, said that the liabilities were between 4,00(0. sad 5,0001. • that an offer of 4,6001. for the pleat, set including the pateid, had been made by a person who, be had so doubt, was an agent of the London General Omahas Cam. palsy ; sad that he had received en intireatke el this ese's readiame to give 5,0001. Some of the ehesebeMma then suggested fresh eft' +Pi ta to carry on the moray, olheing to surrender their shares ;Or to make pecuniary setelfitem Mr. Vining said the surrender of shares to the number el 6,000 could be counted on, bat it would be masa*" me a son of 1,2001. would be oleo reepired. The ohm ol a pond on the part of each shareholder would not half 'nest WI demand. It was not possible to see the end of the legal ow- net with their formidable enemy, or no doubt the eases Omnibus Company might yet be made a miss aptieslehon. The proposal to starts new company on the rides of the std cue wee thee tinctured, but fell to the ground' and tie business of the meeting closed with a vete of thanks to the I I chairman. SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEGIL—Daring the week mita' 16th July, the vieltore have beim as f. dews :—On Monday, Tuesday, and ttanudey, free days, 2,681 day sad sad Tuesday, free Greatness, 2,881. Os the three studeats days (admission to the public Bd.), 766 ; mediate eresing, Wedoesday 87. Teal, 6,20 t. stem the openly of the tometun 982,218. MINIZON OF PATENTS, Sorts KINBIIIO2OII.—e Number of visitors for the week ending July 16 :—Mar 829; evenings, 993 , total, 1,822. SieSianthe opwhill l eTL free Melly, (May 12, 1668) 118,0117. ▪ CRYSTAL 'PALACE.—ONE SHILLING DAT, MON VAT, IDLY 18.—Adeelsikes es 5,17*.ed, Ma d OOO hl nem Whets, 606; wog vle2oll, MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY. Two O'CLOOK. The announcement that there is to be no loan (except for the service of the Indian government). and that the deficiency for the current year is to be met by an increase in the income-tax, caused the fluids to open this morning at a recovery of 1 per cent. No disposition was shown, however, to enter into extensive transactions, and the market is now dull. Consols are now quoted about 1-16 per rant. better than they closed yesterday. In all the other departments of the Stock Exchange stagnation prevails. In most instances prices are nominally unaltered. The opening quotation of the Three per Cent. Rented at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, was 68.06 for the account, showing's fresh de cline of nearly per cent. compared with the latest price of yesterday. Console opened at 931, "buyers," and after de clining to 96 to 1, are now quoted 951 to 1 for money, and 951 " sellers" for the 9th of August. Bank Steck has been dealt in at 221 to 223; the Three per Cents. Rednoed, at sas to t ; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 1; India Stock, at 219 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 951 to ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 951; India Bonds, at Is. to 6s. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. Very few transactions have taken place in foreign stocks. Turkish Bonds alone have met with attention. The new loan has rallied 1 per cent., being quoted 691 to 701; but the Old Six per Cents. remain dull, at 801 to 811. In other descriptions there is no movement. Sake are recorded as follows : —.Brazilian Four-and.a-Ralf per Cents., 1868, 9l1; Chilies Fonr-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 88 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 19; Peruvian Three per Cents. for account, 71; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds ,79 (ex change, 45.) ; Spanish New Deferred Three pet Cents., for account, 321 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 81, 811, 801, 801; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 70, 691. The steamer Magdalena, from the West Indies, has brought about 210,0001. in specie. Fong o'CLoux. Consols are still quoted 95} to for the August account. _ _ At Vienna on Saturday a fresh rise of 11 pee cent. took place in the Austrian funds. Itwasofficiallyintimatedyesterday,throughMsens , Rothschild, that subscribers to the Austrian Loan of February last are released from the obligation of paying the remaining 40 per cent. It will be re membered that the lune price of this 5 per cent. stock was 80, of which 40 per cent. has been paid. For this amount bonds will of course be given. An isstalment of 20 per cent., due on Friday last, was deferred until yesterday, pending the receipt of a final answer from Vienna. Austria has acted fairly enough in the matter, but, u it is believed in well informed quarters that of the 6,000,0001. of stock offered considerably lass than half a million was taken, the sum relinquished is not of much im porta. Sino nce e Thursday, when the Bank lowered their rate of discount, the demand for money has in creased, owing partly, perhaps, to the madden revival of the silver drain. Yesterday there were few true actions in Lombard-street below 21 per cent., and at the Bank a moderate amount of business was done. An instalment of 25 per cent. falls due on the Indian Loan to-day. The demand for gold for transmission abroad was . extremely active yesterday,in consequenosof **silver movement ; and although a sum of 231,0001. (via., 161,0001. by the Persia from New York, and 80 , 00 d. by the Wesley from St. Petersburg) was purchased for shipment, 40,0001. in bars was withdrawn from the Bank. The increase in the shipments of silver to the Rut proves as large as was anticipated. It is worthy of remark, too, that remittances on account of the In dian government have recommenced. The total amount of specie engaged for the steamer Pent, which will leave on the 20th, is 459,0221., all silver except 6,4331. in gold. No WI than 298,4851. is for China, and 117,7601. on government account for India. The particulars are as follows:—For Shaugbae, 180.9441.; Hong Long, 117,5411.; Calcutta, 120,8501.; Singapore, 31,2541.; Ceylon, 3,6331.; - Madras, 4,0001. •, and for Manilla, 8001. - The Bank of Prussia have lowered their rate of discount on bills from 5 per cent. (to which it was raised on the sth of May last) to 4 per cent. From St. Petersburg the exchange on London comes quoted 341 d. A lamentable disaster has fallen upon the Royal Mail Steam Company. By men up of the steamer Magdalena at Falmouth, from the West In dies, they have received news of the wreck of their new steamer Paramatta, of 3,092 tone (builder's measurement), and 800-horse power, while on the voyage from Southampton to the West Indies, with the mail of Jane 17. The telegram reoeiTed hr the company states that the Magdalena "left the Para- malts on the 2nd of Jsly badly stranded on the Ar megada Reef (near St. Thomas's)," without giving any further details. A despatch received at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, however, adds the satisfac tory information that the crew, passengers, and mail were saved. The Paramatta was completed only a few months ago by the Thames Iron Shipbuil&ng Company, and great expectations were entertained of her capabilities, ae in a trial trip on the 7th of Jane she made 14 knots an hour. She cost about 160,0001., and unless she can be got off the loss will fall entirely upon the company, who insure their own vessels. The report presented at the last annual meeting stated the rum at the credit of the insurance fund at 200,0001. The Paramatta was navigated by Captain R. Bayoton, who has been a commander in the service of the company since the year 18,52. The shares of this company were quoted without alteration yesterday afternoon at 64 to 58, the news not having then arrived. Mr. Otway, on the Queen's birthday, gave a dinner; but few English were present. The mem ben of Miramon's cabinet were invited, but did not attend. The British squadron was off Vera Crur. The American squadron had recently visited some Mexican ports, but found all quiet. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the Five per Cent. Consolidated Debt of Guatemala, as well as on the Camden and Amboy Railway Com pany's bonds. The official announcement of a dividend of 21. 10... per cen t. for the half year had no effect on the price of Brighton Railway stock yesterday. Although apparently scarcely equalling expecta tion, this distribution is the same as that declared at the corresponding period of last year. Some months ago the London General Omnibus Company put forward an official annoancemeat of a dividend. Shareholders ask, when will it be paid ? The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3011. The half-yearly meeting of the London and South- Western Railway Company is convened for the 4th of August. and will be required to consider the disposal of the balance of share capital (359,0001.), authorised by acts puled previously to the present year, as well as the expediency of subscribing to the ordinary es pital of the Salisbury and Yeovil thewßailay Company. The luilf-yeerly meeting of Westminster Palace Hotel Company is called for the Ist August. A meeting of the Patent Wood or Fibrous Slb Company (Limited) is called for the 3rd August, " to °guide: the present state and prospects of the eempany. A call of 21. per share is to be paid by the contri butories of the " Cameron's Culbruk Steam Coal and Simms anklmaglior Railway Company" by 1 . . - iim ILW= - S 111I II Li • asW.I. I oZI:ila —..._.... E Elar--- ..... --I. t : . all SW W i iii.r•-•.= es. MS Art t E 11. ;, r,,....,,,. ... ........ a.lime wee. on. Illesik.jolW: 5...... 1. 6 e raVirs -6 L Thor ...... 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(B 1 ZiIICTRIC maosars.) NOTTINGHAM MEETING.—(THIS DAT.) ROBIN HOOD STAMM Ow toile. Oliver and Bra the may home ben at pima'. SHERWOOD HANDICAP. Or mile sad • gamier. Dilkooatt, P►ctofr, Ma. Stows, Viso, ►ad Attraction so NOTTINGHAM HANDICAP. Two Wlm and a quarter. Dilkoceb, Dr C 80110004 Pactolaa, LiPla Agana, Nawasatle, Wom.BWt, and Tiaipbose f an bore. CASTLE PLATE. T.Y.C. Caliph, Mrs. Slows, Lit& Agar, Vigo, Ochiltrae, Amy Maeda:mkt us has. STAND PLATS. Holt • mile. Abram, Morin 4.. ti4;B•37schrl;ree, andVliroar• here. Otitis Aasivern.—KA l ::Viliters, Aims, Sir Celia , Oeyless, Heir-sr-Leer, 8 , Skipjsek, Marsden, Jo& Syriac Arefsl, Borderer, end mammy. THE POLICE COURTS. (TH3B DAY.) CAOIIIIIO TEN DILTI OP • MILD. Thome /gray, en antailmw driver, Md a 11,676, reeking se 6, Derseewirest, Isliegten, wee *ea se the harborage Mr. Owrie, charged with caries thedasth of Lewis Jager, WI sera yeses, by dining an °melbas end two hones ever him ln the Bellowarroad, Islington. SM delliedeni we. drier* his omnibus sing the Hello. 101.•Pooi ragas", near the cabietead, when the deceased peed Inge the beet eta ash, an spine the banns attached ▪ the ensibus, sad was banked dove. Bellarethe tishodeat aid pan up, the wheels pined ever the neck of the boy, wed be wee kilhd on the spoL Segerelwinente wen win 4, .0 proved that we lartivis oftraboi Y the pfaissr. Ths prisoner rig Its was nom fR wbst bid ittouni, but it was . pore sailist Mr. Conte said ft was a sad affair, bat from what he maid am no blame was attacked to the prisoner, and he would be discharged. DRAMA. ADILPEL Mr. Byron's burlesque, The Bobs* in the Wood, produced last night with =qualified eaccess, is a curious grafting of Sleakesperian rominiaosecos ost the old nursery bib. The actual traditkm is maned, bat the cruel cools Is • mood Macbeth, urged on to crime by the nomptinge of hie wits, who suffers the usual sleep-welkiag horrors, while the male babe, Tommy, appeals to the latunanitin of lie tanner in the penertsd leagasp of Prince Arthur's address is Hubert. Farther, the Family Phystaies is tbs " Doctor" of lifooltstA, end the inatractrese of the lookkes children falls tido the pert al the " Gentlewoman " of the non tragedy. A saw tam le given to the story by making the penitent vessel the tabor of the children, who Ye dieguind himself for the tartness,n el his defame seeress for his children. Then combined's', eat birth is Maw, which teems with the beet,, he went, the nest Nokias se puss, quibbles, sled Ounces; make the piece one menu ben beginning to med. Toole so the Bebe Tommy noted with 'unordinary . . autt, sad with a ander:eunant of quaint humour, aniseed In ludicrous byplay acre vocal latonation, wht showed him a whet mama al hie set, wed one endowed with a wonderful seggidation of the ludicrous. lint Wan gle *yid the musiXacie, sad, thee" evidently suftwiair hem ilium, threw an immasity of spirit into the part. Mr. Bedford was a snilishally Ueda, fir, Miss Kelly a spite. hl, precoolous eiges," Awl Mr. C. 1. Smith dooms the gametal credit for his entrap gel enagspeastit reatiartag of the true ratiodisamlie The insagemearg wan gaislient, sad the pine af langhser tbeat and of epplatiat at the ad beigeke sa soap CHARITY CHILDNXII AS !HZ CRYSTAL PALICI. —ant. DoT.?—This marnierg six dammed Marren Or keen to the mime schools et the metropolis left Leeds ter the Crystal Pskram The skein at lest night cesied the str, sad the journey by water sad rah wee performed In omaparative esethrt. They moved in seemenka through the Oman Model by the chnrchwerthns sad beadle., in their rebel Molls% eel were In many come err computimi by the posesblal a/mgy. The meet mass et chit drat were sal* ispositsd so tholes by the railway oar patty, no sodden* el any kid la (=anvil, eel imme diately began es men themselves the vartoes modes et umieramat, weigh were Orally provided far them. Dr.ATH or SIM BAIL OF CATTICART.—We TM gist to moots the death of the PM of which bee tam plats M fk. Lesestide. Maillogs. Ib. de emed peer, ChM* Moray Gefillea. atte &het son of the bet laded Cabtert. by the dadder d lbe late Andrew EMS, Gamer el Hew Tab. He was born at WaltmeosethetNeme, las; a 1761, end married in France In 1818, sod fa Lead he UM the second daughter d Thema Illigher, Ilaq. He Inderel the army in 1799, served la the sagnilidea to the Helm, is Hates and Sitily twit 1884 la like rapeddioa tbe asheWt, and at the siege el Flnidam. sod attained the reek of geasral in 1864, Iola( Mien yam previondy eneseided his father as Zed of Ceaciert reamed hie L.C.B. is MX He wee appealed Camel of the COV Fleet Deegan Grin. , iteal woe ifebeigemilly erier sod Ceram eisola Chief d deadit, Heft Sees, end New BrusonlikH For hia smarm at ileressa. falemenee, sad Vittoria' aft nodal a waist and two Mae. He wee at Waterloo, gad fir as diettertheed masa at AM bade be received Me berth-ohm wit of St. W 1 and St. Wilhelm. The drat Imo we Mr Aka Catboat, Height, warden of the she Wed Moan he the time of Jaws 11. of fic Auld. The detemil ad Y sneesedid to hie ale End estates by his see, I, Alen Frederick Lord Geemock, who Ina born et filth*, lost, in 1825, Away ileattuant of the North &davit York end inaitiliecateeng of the North York militia. He tented is llidOthe dassidaghter and co-heir of Sir Samna Cromp.on, Bert. DEATH 0/ TSa Ray. CANON DouGins.—The toll ing of the cathedral belle es datum* seaward the death of the Rev. Remy Denglee, M. 0.., of e arDke CM= ' Mar a painful Wawa, 'Median our period of maths. The mime* sweat took place at hit residence he the Mises at 11 o'cieek en Friday mornin i r, The rev . ate wee he hls 87th yeor, bald the 7th canonry Me= Cathedral. to which he wet appointed by Bishop Vim Bilhart ea the 14th of October, 1834, and wee installed en Na 18th Omelet In the same year. Ho was formerly the pest el Whhhhem, living be resigned the 2Stli of ter, left, opeawhieh he was astintad by the Bishop l e S lVrcester a the meaty of Selwarps, Worcasterehire. He afterwards footpath/4 living is favour of his son, the Rev. Wilhite Douglas, the pout incumbent. The stall roe dared vacant by the death of Ms. Douglas gore to the Rode elastics! ComisMostorr.—Reacema CAroairte. FORORD BANE OF BIIOLAND NOTES FROM THE CoNririENT.—A respeetable Dreamed skipping house wee the attar day mode ewerelbst_they erele paying to their one teasers foin:d Beek of Staked assts. The tkis miasmas', r. fienonel Lam d a, the Bedfor d Company, detested two mod ashe s en of 101. and the other 51., in a ram of money which bed hoes yeid to hen, and the firm ia quotas was at once ammoniated with. The notes had emtg apposition epos the foes aim of being nada, bat were matessed is totteatice of Um Mer-mark. The gm from wham Haute. kid been neelvel Men bound that anstine a large TOM of gad noise they bed seta counterfeit twee. similar to these rearied se worthier. They amergorntly took immediate steps 1.3 mare the emeisation of ell notes intently pad by them to t•ustoescre. The note., it was can noned, tied been received from the COMBIDINCIId representative of the arm at Zurich, la liwitaerland, sad had doubtless bees passed to hint in exchange for gold.—lfeechestrr Geardien. CRICKET. GENTLEMEN V. PLATI3S. This match wee commenced yeemrday at Leafs. Greet exclsmeat prevailed, sad au immense semblege ettended to witness the play. The name le aow vey istmadag, end will be reamed this mounts about half.pest Atm o'clock. Tb. score at the ftelah of the day stood as follows: Player., first ioningo.223; Gentlemen, Bret tunings, ; with a loos of two wickets. SINGULAIL EFFECT OF THE WIATIICII.-00 Sun day evening the commotion arombled at Chalmehed church were somewhat al•romd by the ratramdinary coo duct of a young ma Gamed Dines from Writtle. It seems that shortly afar the coloomacememl of the service the par 1.11,w .waded y started up and rushed out Into the churchyard, whore be fall down Moleatly myeloid. A number of arum were soon collected around him, sad Dom, who appeared to be to a state of temporary insanity, attempted to seise a young moo named J. Howard, a car penter, who was betides his forehead with water, and it was with great &Mashy that ha could be prevented from laving trident funds a those around. Mr. Gilson, setivon, who was in oherch at the time, hastened to his m altase, but the poor roan, seizing the opportunity, suddenly ming* up sod restless out of Um Rata near Mr. Buttle'o grocer, he Mita down the Hiatt-street 4 f ar as eke Sera can's Heed lea, where be again fell down. He was at one coetraed te Mr. Otheas surgery, where every means wen , seed to mien Mat, end in the come of the i vain' he wee so hi roamed se le be able to proceed home in • Sy. It wee summed thee Ma auttnle hot of the easily., .erhig epos the nervous of Deem, who it of a excitable beeperoemmt, irell=ime of ti do sie t plar a•tack.—tests Zona POILEION RAILWAY& Ili 1 1 1 4 1 Itawon. I 00 orlon. I *0 I 2 = ...a .4 u 1.1 Et v ... f er. N 61 to 11000 ~. .= .- 0 ClusimailliestaiLL . 1 II JI ... ..... 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" lloie r .: it e = lll .. e ll i i d r • W4/ 11 00 4m" r0lia a :Z 0 U if If It dig iT 41% 7 1:1 714 F ei si lai a the eno 3rd August, the appeal having boa en rseetuL - ---,- The eighth call, of 11., making 101. paid, is to be paid on the shares of the Tales and Eillarney Railway Company by the 23rd of August The eAturausine hu arrived from China with 697,900 lbs. of tea and 636 bales of silk. . . The Admiralty will receive Mailers on the 213th instant for the supply of a large quantity of mate rials for seamen's clothing ; and on the 26th for the supply at African stations of 10,000 tons of coal. llosimv Kvisrm. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 931 to for money and the 9th of August, opened this morning. at 961, and gradually declined, closing at 961, " buyers." The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1, I, f ; ditto, for account (9th August), 951, I ; Three pee Cents. Reduced, 961, ; New Three per Cents., 96 1, j, 1, 1 • India Stock, 2211, 220 ; Indian Pour per Cent. Debentures, 951 ; the scrip of the New Loan, 963, 1 ; India Bonds, Is. dia. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 791. Exchequer Bills were quoted 27e. to 30s. prem. ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 951 tot ; and the scrip of the New Loan, 95 to t. In the foreign stock market the feature was a fall of 21 per Dent. in the Turkish Six per Cents. of 1854, and of 2 per oent. in the New Loan; the former closed at 844 to 81*, and the latter at 89 to 70, being in each cue the lowest point of the day. Spanish, and Russian bonds were well supported, but as., regards a few other descriptions a little flatness prevailed. Mexican bonds have receded to 181 to 191. In the market for bank shares to-day there were more inquiries for Provincial of Ireland, London anti Westminster, and Chartered Bank of India, Amuse lia, and China. London Chartered Bank of Australia were rather fiat. Canada Land shares were quoted. better. Southampton Donk stock was marked 84, and General Steam Navigation, 24t. MlifßB-THIB DAY. Two o'CLocit. The mining market remains firm, with a good amount of bucuess. The principal transactions this morning have been in shares in South Camden,' West Nradm, East Basset, Wheal Orilla, Wheal Trelawney, and North Downs Mines. East Wheal Russell shares are marked in the Stook Exchange 81. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. United Mexican have been dealt in at At a amnia( of adventurers in Trona= Milne, held on the 12th the mount& @hewed a belance against the mine of MI. 6s. A call of 10s. par share was made. The soeoluits pneinted at the meeting of shareholders in North Roskaar Mine, held on the 12th inst., exhibited • balance against the mine of 8271. 7s. 11d. A call of U. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKB7& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) (IT BRITISI AND ISM KAONNTIO (FIOM 001 OWN CORaIaPONDINT.) The market was moderately attended, end holders less pressing. French wheat was in good demand, at fall prices. Other sorts unchanged. Flour drill, but no shaper. Indian corn quiet, et Friday's rate.. Sgyptian beans 3de., and Mezagsn 375. is Mal. No clung* is oats, mama, and barley. MINCING-TANK—(11:118 DAY.) Svoan.— A doatiag cargo of Mown Panama baa bum so ld at 22a., elm a landed cargo of No. ni Havana a$ 42m. 3d. Banal steady. Cones.—Tbare Is 'steady demand; two floating cargoes sold; ono of &atm at 61a. 6d., and one of regular grub Aio 48.. Tu.—Comical at sad masa la. M. ere in repot; not mach 6; *other sorts. ftwa.—Doll and Inactive. Beterwrza.—No melee reported. Coreos.-60 take Dodd it fall prime. TALLOW WARILST.—(THIS DAT.) stadirat altiblia • rodsotios al about 3d. par cwt.. to-day is 01l yomitlass, :—Patalebsrg T.C., as tits spot, 635. 31. • July, 630. • Swat to liartaistar, ; October to Deallabor. 645.61. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Mims. Davis report trade steady at the following prim Prime meadow hay, 765. to 801. ; sapwior ditto, bb.te 945. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 705.; ne w ditto. 70e. to 80s.; rowen, 60s. to 705.; elovvroild, 98s. to 110 s. ; &tar. I sew, 80s. to 90s. ;straw, 28a. to 301. THIS SUEZ CANAL.—We hare strong grounds for thinking that a importmat owompoudeses has tikes place between our Foreign-Ace and Mr. Dania A. Lange. and that this gentleman has Snally obtained from the go vernment a distinct reply respecting the government's inten tions, on the subject of the Suez Canal. APPALLING ACCIDENT IN THE VICTORIA DOGES. —Yesterday (Monday) afternoon occurred one of the most frightful accidents that have taken place in the Victoria Docks for some time. About two o'clock in the afternoon • number of men were employed in the timber dock, and among tr im pousrm 7=Dg 121112 named Samuel Wood, 'mown amongst his mates am "Sampson:' The gang to which Wood was attached were ',gaged in removing • heavy piece of timber, by means of a wynn or truck. With out • moment's waning the timber dewed mond, and over- Wincing the wpm, threw it upon its sue. The wheel off the ground then spunro nu dwiththevelocdty of • ammo:trine, and dying off struck poor Wood with tremendous force in the cosec, smashing it in In a frightful manner. The inn/mama of death dashed Wood against • pile of loge, fracturing hie skull in edition to his other Injuries. The poor follow made, an attempt to speak in au reeromtelegim iskree, ut egort prodoted torrent of blood , whieb spouted ou b t like tbs a fountain. Speedy attention was paid to him, and he wee con veyed on a stretcher to Poplar Hospital, but it is needless to add he died before he reached that place. The spat of this terrible occurrence resembled& slaughter-house, so pet it w the quantity of blood thrown up by the decemed. It is ated that the linchpin coming oat caused the wheel to fly of. A MAN GORED TO DEATH BY • HELPIII.—On Sunday afternoon, about four o'clock, a fatal accident hip pealed to a poor men named Clarke, • shoemaker, residing on the Broomfield-teed. In seems that some cattle belonging to Mr. Seabrook, of Springfield. were being driven from Bore ham to the Chelcieford railway station en route for London, when, on main Springfield comer, one of them, • heifer, become frightened at the gay parasol of • • lady. end started off at • furious rate down the High-street. The inforistad animal rushed down • postage near the shop of Mr. Thitcheser, watchmaker, where its end caretr was for • while checked by its bona becoming fined In the door-way of an onhboase, but on releasing itself, it again resumel its course plunging frantically down the street, amid the "Louts and screams of the lookers oe, and betting at the were by. The poor man Clark*, who was very deaf, wee returning home from chapel, and was peening the Half Moon-ins, when the animal, rumbler at him from behind, plun ge d its horns into the beck part of has heed, and, lifting him from the ground, threw him forward with great violence several feet on the pavement. He was Immediately picked up end carried into the Half Moon bin, end Messrs. Odeon and Copland, enzgeons, were promptly in attendance, when it was found that he was ,evenly injured in the beck of hie head, end that three of his rite were broken. During the eattentio n vening the b poor fallow was conveyed home and every paid bun, at we regret to learn that he died yesterday morning. fie he animal pursued its enures through the Hip-street to •ld of Mr. Hicks's in Owyhound-lans, where it remained all night, bet was eventually ...cared without doing further serious i n jury. —Estes Herald. SUN STROME.—On Tuesday last a railway porter named Besotting, employed et the liassoolee-gate station, received a sae stroke about 3 In the alternate. and deed within twelve hours afterwards from Be effects. Mr. Hol man wee rent for from Hunt, but medical skill was of no &vol. The whole, system ot the unfortunate man seemed to have been vitiated, he vomited blood in barge quant , ties, and ems nearly insensible. The deceased wee • yentas eau, and ha left • wife totally unpenvided for • bat the first thing cm th e following morning, Mr. Haoninitton, of Brigh ton, who resides in the vicinity of ilassook'e-gate, set a sub seription on foot. The station matey has also a subscription list opts.—Susesx &pm. CAUTION TO PARENTS.—A child named Danielle three years doge ems poisosed From eellgate, Durham, on Friday by eating Lucifer matches. Toe child died at night. KENDAL AND WINDERMERE RAILWAY. —A special general meeting of the promoters was bell on Friday, at Hend.ml, to consider "• bill tor antborleing the bares/4,2ring! Csrllas Railway Company to make new worke. to er m (nod ake s, arrangements inth other company', go raise Portli d for other parpmea" Mr. J. Wtutwell we lded stir , and The bill was vehemently opposed, bat e vent Lly ap proved of, TM meeting them allicsn'a• COLNE VALLEY AND HALSTEAD itAILMAT.—A at Halstead, for the parry of Oat. g Whanicliffe meeting of this company iderin • bill before was held on Thursday, liainat for the enteencie of the undertaking from Halstead to Haverhill. Mr. J. Breves er preeided. A resolutics ap proving the bill was carded unasimmaly. \WI