The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-06 00:00:00

tee h last, shoe still agate eight s.sie► rem t'anallenred em despat had Wary of 1601. t Wee mouths of ei.t duo:mend 4sd Ind gown, to the lane' hid that than d at Weedoe whielt 170.000 111117, ad cooly t b.4e.oost the tad that s nue pair, sad sold [Bee liniments, eh us ',applied U. is deducted ly worthless, so from ilia item, weived or not, • bad been la tot auperintea ch pervaded dm almost aay kiad Jar payments to Abad allowed wryness of the a his departure ser America alli Rb tel.Wl, awl repo* e, tumid him — led the E s t ell a:l d the retvilege wee determined W. etaupel bias use. .fie upon that the -e -vader the ea o streel.d on el Mrs ovortakell. Plea lb. ksigstry, g mosey gunk a : 111 Elnati r .boat 50 yore So gm no newly Wile. 'Wallas be big rl. II bill SF Oh proosobass I. is odd So loos erg that Ur. r oar The WI/ 11017.110 onumbook peeks opplamee, so 1 So wok *I Ws ▪ partldpstleg r ter the thst OT 4 IRIS STLRDAY. pst 2, MM." re ( itssegiees daub ot es 4.- es sks Roe. Ms. Jews at ereeter- k to worehiy with bear him. reed. MIL I Mil" whoa I rut palm nen . A Jewish W. Jewish Mete la ✓t. se Its weans' had eland • ass berg behead the taking before** ad their aisieren. h woes is Warr. ✓ase. It le set yr. I these wens& is. mimed *the boa* a* Dr. De Coe* et ot the waned la is hoped, however, whops eselosa . a. we* kept bont all tag amen • quiet land my strong • sot sahag the slows the striate ..y math. The Watt& art in cleat attempt cif *la Brialtoguse. ✓ecto of • too th& they wore with which Yr. pw be use ia Elia. sere he would and *sew wag the ▪ histarif be*g we boos fanatically oat of God. Than understood to be I susprot s ).or elks, and la sow is 1.111 soon be well lellow-dsputiut deotswea. 'II.ATEe AT NOT.. ape as a set-off to ids strollers, hag to Or dirtily of The gentlemen r ent Mertes are oar Mr. Fredrick .1. II these gentleman t sod philoadropio sad tbeis ep r,val.-1111140410, ,tramship Gipsy Stamm Saviss4os ehr wwk, cosies wh•we ',awls were ire the crew, were capeased is the weeel rspeized *be child. It wee with dire were pot into r tam 'ode, they Ow el Hie' into; able prams' rbit, I ad to got W o n rr rt. Ilteldsta meadow dr bed from dos week Is dile aftwasiis the abed and the Is the eon essesta net .d Me sea the elm w She foretop his *bal. sea W klas konew dais eslss less to Ids= Dim teldi add* be Is Meadow Maar oat. seer assail mimic the Ohm tar . bM fres die gst sg the blast to its .day as( nfns, bc• p, ottssdod wl .0( sOloSoioo ,ogiog to Kr. W. ' , Moog. Tee atmoli g *lamer wait arse: Amtn.eid , lfr. 1. G ...d W. Alsosde. wsi eastsse is and Ithirri- Li e solto denscad• S. sod Ober eat*. eT Flitae—Aboat mew dedosodve ths *a, Is Sbe ride se asserdss d Mi. Is ths mast astrue• toth 0/. em.te (WW haw. a Weill wisest ?beset .1-s.is hem. sem wry*. lowa. me la WI t°. drools ad wellony may MS alias 18 —JtAiresnw.lowydL Ir. St. (lair Drool oda of sho Mots. Modal Yoh* Clefs. this yese, sod Ode Ito oil. she *de 004 Vey Be egoies bows Ilbe v lab ibe ▪ • IND*/ esos. yaks all the set bowl dna NR Peek ▪ ChiAsagi• • shor• aatio w %•.., mdo al I. owl 11: 0 6 •••••• a• eel • We 1•11010011115 LAW INTELLIGENCIL ( EXDI DAT.) COURT OP BARXRUPTIIT. Maim Ifr. Ouniskeir War) IN 12 111111111•POIVT OP aseumores. The boehempe yes a hewer, of lisilehme. This wee the ezamisedan Re mos meneeed atelhiee 4,487 L, . to them new USK The at 3,7391 eel, emb ate au applied prepor stasserby, yid* le vetoed There was no 11.10•111... Mr. Nara, We lion' saahraes, allied that the eelelaal Taloa of the arms was 2,2301, bat dry led way told for 6001.. owl the bankrupt haring =WO samilipaisat newer* et 3001. had bar swallow d up as low NOON Bud a further nun of 3001. la worlurat the sougunant The boultrapt pampa. IN NO MOLLICE. The bankrupt,* manufacturing chemist, at Old Ford ad Bow ? applied for his certificate. Debts, Mi.; siesta trig dellossey at the ooentawaremeat of them 2 1 21. Mr. Cbldlsy supported ; there WOO OD UOIL His gown/ grantcd a weed-elan e. IN RI PR/INILL AND CH•NTOALL. The bankrupt. brewers, of Shirley is Hempehire. appli e d foe their eirtithstes. Debts 1,2601. ; meets about 4001. 11r. Martineau, for the meigasse, stated that one of the beakrapts. Farwell, had disposed of shout 601. worth of hops, four days before the baakruptcy, by returning them to the party frees whom they had been bought. His Hower thought the me* am of miefortrne as re garded both baalorupta, end granted firm elseircerugoates. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MAIiSION-HOI7BE. MOMS =PIM xx TIT • eamsx's cum. Agri Wes. Hood, late Melt to Mr. Noel Wititiag, male. it Maim 14, illhaeberam, W broegbt before the Lord moor, ellarged with laving Mae Febrosey, 1867, emboli yogisso ems a maw Attu to front between 6001. led 1116., the pepeety his employer. The meat or maim mama by the prlacasr, as ppeared heat he Mame% was exceedingly a palms, a aad bad oesliod him a in debtodea a lasi . tor to mt., Os Ilia ashram pae llas M t sitter memer, who hes a very ealmeive beams as a halm wee etaeleatly mop& la pwabseleg per ab of Mead posirre, sash p h les, eia mill was he maga le sad theew le lb. Imo le pep the delas doe epee geode Mem& farm hand =zpoliefelar 4117 e der what popes* the plasm woe entrested with n a chime asillehat sorer the dabs dee fraa the sorba parcels, .Mot the among was, a shield have Ism ph tato WI Cestem-lisave to he ppm Whoa them Magnet were hr Nam cif his hea MK They were open. that le payable I. Y. beam sad was Ice amounts exceediag - that lam hey were .reed, w r ealy to he hie Ihritegh a braher. TM praiser who aeUeeted with ea spa shape me ha Me MI6 e r f si Tt It eme dates dbed hie pies le the beam Ma'am sad Mm spa May • reeks di as puma pse6; row cede, who be see 411111141•1 d wilb a shame 6 61/. to pay Yam alma his. of duty of 511. 71., cad tospelholy, he paid only al. U. sad ni bap soma d 6U. to Ids owa are ; sad when the cheque gala le hat was ...d, he and It br the purpose of pay * imema what shad. hew his. discharged with dm mama shopek hat Mak be bad hit woad. He had aloe beta mormied with sea of mast mil Mimes to pay le pales Mb Mem Mr. Whltig bed besinees memo ;be la may cam failed le do en, cad abegother dellekaltme ammated to Moat 11101. The abeam whit ape a C2lab is t W appered Itt he mhward ie lre b"maid eed psalm bed plowed Mimic was emmadoiL BOW-STRIIIIT. TVS CASH OP ♦LLMMD MOCOPOIMO &XS SOSSSZT ST A ~~ Tiro taboos .10Aos Ifif4;l7:bo *ad ramiod us do &up of robbing • yang womb woad Keay Deed ik yr: bad bind kis cab at Isbagtoo, le take bar le • Hotol, Coraat-eardas, abate as wee living he onlaa, whoa be lad roamed, altar giviatt bar ISMS drink by wltlob as wan atapatird, to a kraal ia eleargrabraat, was brought before Mr. Hoary bar farther or nhistics. The mart wee desesly crowded, but *elan to the Wee brans of other busman, the cam was protracted consklinably beyrod the appointed hour. Mr, Shama, the solicitor to the Society for the Frotionon of Womr and Children, sanottaced that be bed underlain. to candact the prosecution in conregoence of the Madman, made et the last examination, and Mr. Lewis, jos., appeared as behalf of the whiner. It was stated by Inspector Mackenzie that • poet-MIN ceder for Se., besides two contributions to the same arsonst in prune stamp, (transmitted to the court), had brew ant for the young men Smith, the *truing at the brothel. It was stipulated, however, that the ducat:one should he given owl with the fanatic. of the magistrate, la the mat of Smiths conduct being entirely spproved. Thaler them dr ementaaces It wee ooandered desirable to withhold the mom after the 01011.11 of the trial. The evidence of the yttrium, taken dome al the fret rpohy, was read over. Tse prosecuirm was crmsexandited by Mr. Levria—l have been tan month. at A.hley's listed. I woe not dis charged front my previous steatite, bin left of my own accord. On the sight of the eseerresee (Tuesday weak) I had taken only one glass ef brandy-and -water with my aompanioe, Mies Painter. This wait at the refresh ens& station. Ilighbary. lam quite certain that 1 got into tits rob at High-meet, Islington. It wee a Hansom cab. I swear I had not had any gin with the Wiese. I had nothing but the glees of all which stupefied as. I did sat ggoo Is the Anchor public-hoses at Leudon-bridri. I wee ieeeasibis, sad therefore do not know where I we. lainst to. I haw the Anchor at Bermondsey. I knew that esighbourheed very well. I have a sister there, and I wee sever droal before in a cub. I wee arm usable to know what to de eat, myself hos driek. 14 positively that I wet miser ern•A before. I did cot taste anything peculiar in the ale the mimes gave as. My sister hem opposite the Anchor, at Bermoedeey. I nose told the cabman to chive there. Lucy Papas, the girl who saw proeseatria into prisens'a ed., rove his a &nag, and deeded him to drive Mg is Covent-garden, was nes mere exasieed - I got hese Old night at half-pact sins having walked front High whs. I ows Hol pet Mary Barry Into the tub. I will swear = d i had not walked to l William Smith, esevantat the brothel in Goregtertreet, St. piss's, repeated his statement that the prisoner brought the prowecuttliz to the homes at half•past twelve o'clock on the Xt': question, insensibly drunk, end that he helped the to undress her, bat refused to let him remain in the room with her, and told hint " he ought to be ashamed of himself for bringing such a revealable girl there." The pri soner aimdttod having lake, the girl's mosey. and said if than was ao bother, he should keep It for his fart. Croweisseined— After the girl was put to bed I went with the prisoner to a publitelonso clove be to drink with hint. I had some gin. Whoa I got bock I went up to the room where the girl was to got a heath of keys I had let inside. I found the room bed bona broken= I don got the management of the bows. are padlocks outside of all the doors. There was a young woman In the room lent to when the was. It WAS there I went f o r the k e y. I went Zrrer room to get the key she had let limit in with. She gave It to me. hold to her, " The meat room he helm broken Into, sad the prirrs cepa and some other things bays be, stcdon." I suspected the girl in the ant room, and that was why I went to fetch her key. We look them ail in. The Maple of the padlock to Mary Berry's room had been drawn. -- Mr. I:eorie—Now. dr, have yea acne said that you mimed the thins whee yea gel alp the sat mars* ? Witare—Eb Mr. Hattry—Yes lk • di bike maim the qupetint. witwwe—l have weer nid By Mr. limey, Th. $ll gwe me any ream fee leseies me sloes with the els la the public ly/ma Ele erased the i left me directly. Re bed due to is dr hrotleld e rng big atemeel. Whim he elm bee he we with the warmness. Be did see my wimp be led beem. Repaid for the es Were be gnat away. The Imam Is the neat mem was drunk whim she west MIL I head bar as the slops. hobs' Bery—Whet were yes before yew went to it,. 1 1111a;ms-11 get toy 11.1•1 as • \swim et ilia. Pelk•••ortabl• Lambert also revatal Ms Irmo owid•so• so t• Ur wok a• which boo tvowd out IM sebum Isaitt. Pad the sbionset of late latter. aell At dr seem, sholet:i dot los Saud • parasol sod WbMiWf f• Ylt sob. WWI the pens, by be did sot boom TAM beam* Cwwwwwwitseg—l may sv omitted le meg anything shoat the prowl at th• Wit as.wisetow. 1 throk I ma; tiosw*sit It ti sot tam dont. flume Imes Amp/ with by &Avies, sod here* togskild. I • wew etwillsg week owl the asesiowste sigelltst e g An sodas was loseibt whoa the greseseAw, sod • mild of LW. glass whim him InagesisrYeshtseie isitemed that the prisms sear is the AMIGA V Ilow , ettset, sod pas ap a parse saggists. IL is iltunday sight the 29th. He was wet cress assalseth M 1 Oreihr Brurct, the des rf Or warms Tem. tr. dewed that Nary wry riled et Mr here at law IS, es the Turley Weft l• operies (Jely 11). M Weer 41 red Ist sheet S. She beneued IL et wham eeml whit the souse, Tapir. It wee • very we= rid Ur serriet rest et Awe the peneutre ame By Kr. Ilerry—l Mud es tahley'r Bret gar tee reerbs ep. IS thr rse leer I berme screerted vtlh Nam. Ole b • Wad of try serreat. Lea, Twit yr tette mbar whoa rho fere bum. Creweemerrel—ler schrd IS the V. It • deer la Ob pre lietrer. She lied celled upon re tut our then elm berm J. Nesnlithl. • esterea. pro Ird charge alt dr real as the MOO quwers, lowed thrthe eat the yr. eretrtz pt We • pees Berets sib. lAMBI xis e'er* the s orml II outice gout d r ire. no Atha speed ler te Idle the glrl ren Oreest-ptint Is, rad re elier Prl Chipler) pid Ili la. Thy rerst k • hurry. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6. 1858. By Mr. Shaw—Nalthir of the girls were la liquor. It was a very wet night. By Mr. Lewie—l suppose the reads for taking the Han na ado was (bat they were riled to pt the first that came it Wag emelt a wet night. Cleyhea, batman at the Se•ser Hotel, Loudon kelp, award died, 'bunt bl'f-ped ten, a cob pulled cep at the Waft The yaw r.• rie In, sad paid for two glasses duelwhich de teok 11 the door. Cresseeareized—l bedew I some one asked me at the bar wiled was the we, He Anchor-road, Bermondsey. I awn knew the Ane'tor-road. Bermondsey. I thick I re weaker sass ewe "sting, "Then the young women met thew me the way." There we. no girl with bins in the holm. I did set leek Ines 1.4 cab. Alfred Wryngham, Ltudlord of the Gregorian Arms, James-street, Bermondsey, deposed that the primmer came to him house with a Honor= nab, about half-past nine or ten. The prisoner told roe he had got a woman in his cab very drunk, and that he had taken her up in Holborn or Oxford -street (seltzers could not remember which he said). He said that she was sober when she got into the cab, and that she directed him to take her to Spa-road Church. He asked my advice about the matter . He said ..Whet would you do, poresner r' saying it wee a d— floe job, or some such expression. I advised him to take her back where he brought her from, as near as he could tell, and if she did not recover bee consciousness, to take her to the nearest police-station. He said, how was he to get hie fare ? I told him if he summoned her for the fare I would speak for him. (The examination was proceeding when our report Wt.) MARLBORO UG H- ST REET. SYKTIM•TIC 10/11111111f OF 11 , 101(9. Soph,a Jones, about the middle height, was charged with stealing four books from various tradesmen in Oxford-street. There were three or four charges spinet the prisoner, but et Isz ic e e n of them were t a k en . Morgan, ahopman to Masers. White and Son, of 337, Oxford-street, booksellers, said that on the previ o us evening the prisoner mud in and offered tw o b oo k s Bale, The books produced were the same. Suspecting as they bore shop label, she had not come honestly by them, he refused le parched them, and she was leaving the shop when he observed her take up a book from outside and put It under her 'WM along with the others. He followed her and took the books Prom bar. When charged with stealing them she maid she had brought In the two books to exchange for the other. James Worth, shopmen to Mr. James Riley, bookseller, Nl, Oxford.stred, said the book produced was the property ad his employer, and he could identify it by a private meek. He saw it sail outside itt the melting of yesterday, sad it had tertaiialy not been sold. Prisoner said she had been drinking, and did not know what she was doing Mr. Beaded seed It wee a wholesale cue of dealing. She Lad visited several ahoy*, from each of which she had taken a book. The having having expreseed a wish that it should be =Wed by the meeletrese, WM committed fie three months. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. In the railway shun market to-day the principal feature is a rise of par cent. in Great Western stock, following upon the announcement impacting the dividend given in another column. London and North Western and York and North Midland et , eke have given way, whilst Berwick and Great Martha a show increased firmners. Caledonian is also in good request at the late advance. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to I ; Great Wratern, 491 to 60; Midland, 95 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 93 to ; Lon don and South Western, 96 tot; Great Northern, 231 to 261 per share; end Eastern Counties, 12 7-16 to 9.16. Beat Indian Railway stack is fairly supported, at yesterday's improvement. The French lines are firm, and other foreign descriptions steady. 14.114264 asl R. Imed el_ I wit omi lawr :T VA VIL Trinl Ft Onai. Ilig e ttr a rr ea ltia . p.44 .. 4 LW 4144. II .- 1144/414• a We 11•1111 IL '. De. If S r i' wia,Grren. 41.a14 . 14. H. EtailL_lallteritio:: 0 Omen Rad is. /W . Op OW Tenn I Ds* SIM Sri lofts ... ......... -PP. 4 4 • 1 = ear* ' affirzt 7. Di r d. 4j tae . 44. QEv.... ...... ....:: ilk . ("1"141161r 112 0 i 28716... : LT . 4i ii . : 11.1 : "r"..s; IMMO. . • Va. n. • -• ••• • •••- P r e grZr..k s .•• • Weiss rjetfit • I iii - rs; iti&L E — E ireiseaft Id a 1,, . i J ul a I Ms pa ifi in 11. $ $ it r. __ ii i i I- I as :T K 3 on WY 1 14 pm ii 5 ii LL / 4 71 i 4 /is $1 111 re . M 6 UV ll* I 61 Oa iv I P. Pt.? 1 tie $ It dim 4 I Ma i IPo It I pm par p. am s LWAI7O. H id gor I Is ti SI 41 Ni - X a - Pul IX XI ! A0 as a EI lb t :1 IS a I 1 pi 1 —ll 11 I I i s s in au JOINT MOM RAZZ& Ns wee *3 1 sos so ha'sie " 021 3i U 3131 tu i I I ma 40 14 i I PEI %II la to hi 1$ lIN ZAITIMI *LIES. f 1 0 • WI 4Y zd, 16 1 00 It . Le_ I li I 14 9 4 4 9 19 4 1 U 17 z ile 11 diu MI xl 94 a'IIA ad M e To •./ NI l l ad xl 90 160 tM NO IVO 1111 41 41 Y II 23 16 MONEY ..WA i .82-TBIB LAY. Two o'CLooc. The funds remain well supported. Prices ars now quoted the same u at 4 o'clock yesterday. Business in the other markets is quiet, but the general tendency continues satisfactory. . _ . Consols for the 7th September were first marked 961, and are now quoted 981 to 1. For money the present quotation is 961 to f. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 97 to 971 ; the New Three per Cents, at 981 to 971; Bank Stock, at 2251 to 227 ; India Stock, at 218 to 220 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, at 981, being rather lower ; India Bonds, at 16s prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 335. to 30s. prem. ; do., June, at 21s. to 265. prem. Foreign stocks are steady. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 97 to 1. Turkish Guaranteed Font per Cents., as well as Spanish and Portuguese Bonds, con tinue in demand. Mexican Bonds are quoted 21/ to 1, them being marked 211. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is marked prem. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta, 1021 ; ditto Fos*-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, prem.; Dutch Two-and.a-Half per Cents., 136 k, 88, 861 (exch. 12 6.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011; Mexican Three per Cents., 211 ; ditto for account, 211, 91}; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 461; Basilan Four-and-z- Half per Cents., 1001 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 43/, 44; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 51; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (Aug. 13), 971, 971; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1041, ex div. At Paris today (Friday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 881 r. ode, for the account, showing no movement compared with the last price of yes terday. The shares in the Atlantic Telegraph Company are steady to-day, at 880 to 920. - - In the discount market yesterday there was again a good demand for money, the current rate for good bills being 21. per cent., with occasional transaotions a fraction lower. At the Bank there were scarcely any applications. About 5,0001. in Bunke gold coin was yesterday sent into the Bank. The 72,8621., in Australian gold brought to Baez by the steamer Anstralsaian will probably arrive at Southampton about the 14th inst. on board the Cambria, which will also bring the heavy portion of the mails. The light portion will be distributed in London on Monday or Tuesday next. The ad vices by the Anatraleanui mention the sailing of the following gold ships from Melbourne for London, viz. :—Un the 20th May, the Hougoumont (now out 78 days), with 33,600 ounces, worth 134,0001.; on the 22nd May, the Essex (out 76 days), with '64,000 onnoes, worth 266,0001. ; and on the 10th of June, the Avon (out 67 days) with 107,000 ounces, worth 428,0001. In addition, the Eagle has been 81 days at sea, with 103,8001. Including the sum coming by the Cambria, about 904,6001. in Australian gold is known to be actually on the way to England. The steamer Emen, with the London mail for Australia of April, arrived at Sydney on the 11th of Jane. If any silver is despatched for Bombay by the steamer Ripon, which will sail on the 10th inst., the amount will be very trifling. The specie and bullion by the Parana will be delivered to-day, but the 126,0001. in gold hair already been purchased for exportation to the Conti nent. The 82,822/. in gold by the Avon came to hand yesterday, but has yet to be disposed of. The forthcoming dividend of the Great Northern Railway Company is officially announced at the rate of 31 per cent. per annum on the original stock, and 81. is. 6d. on the B stock, towards the 6 pet cent. for the year. It was also officially notified that the dividend on Bristol and Exeter Railway stook will be at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, against the same rate at the corresponding period of last year; and that lon South Devon Railway stock at the rate of 1 per cent. per annum, against 11. 12a. 2ld. per cent. per annum lest year. We understand that the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company have at length concluded their ar rangements with the colonial government, and have obtained a guarantee of 6 per oent. for fifty years. Interest at this rate will also, we are informed, be paid upon the company's capital during the progress of the works. The 201. shares, upon which 24. has been paid, were quoted to-day I to'i prem. The advice. from Buenos Ayres by the present packet are regarded with satisfaction by the bond holders. In addition to the usual monthly remit tance, upon the scale required to pay the full rate of dividend on the bonds, the Deferred Bonds have been received, and will of cause be issued in ex change for the certificates now in circulation. The, advice. received from the beet informed persons are unanimous in describing the policy of the govern ment as most pacific. Not the slightest doubt ie expressed that the dividend remittances will be for warded with strict punctuality. No importance attaches to a loan of about 80,0001., which the government have just obtained from the bank, since arrangements of this kind are usual pending the results of the government land sales. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return pre sents this week an increase of 1624 ; the North &atom a decrease of 1,0251. (compared with the " actual" receipts for the corresponding week of last year); the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 1,197 k ; the East Lancashire, a decrease of 3091 ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a de crease of 701!. ; the Midland, a decrease of 136!. ; and the South Eastern, a decrease of 1161. Subscriptions are invited in London for an addi tional issue of City of Toronto Six per Cent. Bonds to the amount of 60,0604 The money is wanted for the construction of sewers and other public works. The large sinking fund of 6 per cent per annum is provided. The interest and principal will be payable in London. It is stated that the present debt of the corporation does not excised 400,000 k The position of the market for American securi ties is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Soo, and Co.: The markat for Marken smaritass madames withost animation and priors without asap. The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite is as follows : We have to note darhw the put week • comb improved demand for American taileoad secarlties, which, from the shortness of the supply, has nand a higher reap of= ' to role. The effect prodased by the miles on shares seems to be passing away ; nnesmons buyers have appeared, who take a hopeful view 8, the fmare of this ,ompany. Their purchases have °atria op the price to 19 discount, dogleg, however, 21k to 201. Cvog4lll s oot Bonds are Arm, at 82 to 83. New York Central shares and bonds contras. in request, and 14 Miebfgan Central bonds of all kinds there is an active tawdry from parties who ere minions to mecum the scorning coupon. TAcuDAT Considerable buoyancy prevailed to-day in the stock markets. The monthly settlement "in Consols having now been completed, operators for the rise evince more confidence, and en advance of about I per cent. has been established. News that a great quantity of Australian gold is on the way to this country, and an advance on the Paris Bourse, con tributed to stimulate the improvement. The real basis of the upward movement in this, as well as in the miser departments of the Stock Exchange, rests, however, with the fact that the public are steady in vestors at a time when the floating supply of meet descriptions of stock Is minty, and when bond fide holden bays little inducement to sell. The approaching issue of 3) millions of new -debentures by the East India Company consequently has little or no eff.ct. English and Indian railway shares were in especial demand, with a strong up ward tendency, and all the markets closed with firmness, at the best point of the day. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 to 3 *P. the 7th Septembers opened this morning at 98} I. 3-16, and gradually advanced, being quoted at 4 o'clock 961-16 to 1. The price for money, which opened at 98, was quoted at the same hour 961 to 1. After the recognised hours, the price was better, viz., 961, "buyers," for September. The official business report is es follows:—Three per Cent. Coppola, for money, 96, 951, 961, 961, 961 t ditto, for account (7th September), 961, 961; Mrs* Per Cents. Redneed, 961, 961, 97 ; New Three per Cents., ?6 l ni lnB : B l s l i ni B ;ll , l l ll BBo , n9 ; ii. l , ap l T rF l e h r u.r d y ; ditto , Thirty Ce T n h an A t ir: De y n .a u . Y i libe t e iel Lare nt ' urespe , ex r p AL r p 9 ing r 9; i n l, t. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869, 1001, 1003. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were steady, being marked 99. Exchequer Bills declined Is. to 25.., the Marsh bills being quoted 335. to 365, prem., and the June 225. to 25e. prem. Foreign stocks remain firm. Turkish Six per Cents. were last quoted 97 to f, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031 to 1041 ex div. Vent rule° stock continues in request, and the Active Bonds were marked as high as 411. Peruvian Uribarren Bonds also continue in demand. Mexican Bonds closed at 211 to 1, after being premed for sale as low as 21. The Spanish Coupon-certificates have advanced to 51 to 1. The Passive Bonds are nominally quoted 91, but are very scarce. The market for bank shares remains firm, and in numerous instances the tendency of prices was to day upwards. London and County Bank shares ex perienced a rise of about 11., owing to the satisfactory statements made at the meeting this day. Colonial Bank, City Bank, and Union Bank of London shares were all in request, at a decided improvement. Those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were likewise inquired for. Canada Land shares have advanced 21. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph also exhibit an improvement, owing to the success of the Atlantic Telegraph Company. Van Diemen's L and shares were inquired for. A fresh rise of per cent. took place to-day in New Brunswick Government Bonds. The share' in the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company were last quoted this afternoon 11.16 to 13.16 prem. The scrip of the Great Southern of India Railway Company was firm to-day at 3 to 5.16 prem. Astwisp isd MMus t=iin9ltit e =t i er mull , CliersuatTeiLaN.‘ll: M I v Pars Oirl.ll Nos mass.. labs Ona=r i iiiiii. bier sof Gams. = l r: Malltessaim De. ia V D".. wiC Via: Nona: Nair A* Va . :: Ile, rii, 6iiiiiiiii. —r—Ll-2.... No. l ags. I Run,. I Pd. I ill. NON. I Bro. Imr. li , Aft t ..,. Laier.ere sa l s i i s sx - g itial i q Ito 5 Olorkcittl ohas edla. — : li s a n 0, et 1:8;&ia . ,......: N le el N Lauber. se all le 171 N II of 111•101~ ell 1 1 bold Neil all IN Of Of i 5 1.4 6:4 7 / i i N 461 24 Zee. Pro, a ibeload U C Niater w lliii .. .:: : : 1 grrnlal .n rleraii.,: : Vil 11 i Nil i veit.r.., ! g al E - " r ...... ,u= j r.,;,.:: 4. . : ..°,...f-: :: : so U al to ,vatier grew can la 'el ealelestel Leaden N ;II ;I 6mi /a pm Ws. Mallow 8.4.1 4 Ins M OmMormnilOaw Dews Orame ," DM Bra (Mow Si GM( Soca O. W.Altrodi TAT*; O. we. Vey Ille6te., N. Dori II N.W. Dori I North WM& 7.5.1 Par Om INazey) *WWI I@ UMW IllaMmal amyl ooe.Viii.iio & O. IdesOlmri Oarn MI6 (Mow, I /LW. Prommol a l a V , C L I TZ t a. , • U. Meal Vaki et Poway (Ow martial Wel %NW Miasma, 1f 111+1 W.Cms4o,2 (1.1./ww,P ibmn W B B BMW II= Wo. I Wit Wleard leaded 14 Wheal Mar s W LLD Il i errelmise MEL 41 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ILICTILIC TILBOILIIPI4 BRIGHTON CLUB MRETING.-(THIS DAT.) . CLUB BIENNIAL STAKES. One mils. Happy testi .. .. .. .. 1 Nevem .. .. •• S ran. BRIGHTON CLUB STAKES. Or id* 8 furlong', 141 yards. Tom Dar, Havaidd, Valama, Bakadaa, Otllin , Banns(. beta, Pavilion, sad Tumid loose, are tam CLAIIiT 8 rAKES. Ihrm-qoutirs of • mile. 1M Perms, Pr Flat, °Mac Mew. lochl- tr14...11, Mass, Ballo., MeliMeim mid igs% am M % LATEST BETTING . ELIDE HANDICAP. 3 to 1 apt ROOM Candle ( ~t f) 6to 1 Vtdette (t) ST. 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Os all II 50.90e1 1 0 Ls.Oos. bl in.oo.Zgho. il l 4.1 11.04 1 N Ootsa Doppia 10,000 fl ti mow '1 cl.o z l l.B :iiiiiiiiiii ONalasy al 1 2 . 54.970 1 KW 10 =. .... S II •0 1 ad IS.Ort , L =l .i an n 1 sok. 1 all 1 1 a 1 ad 7" 90 V. ail 2 f 7 1 11 At W2Mariill a.....:::: ii II 01 1111110111&41111110115. to. I this I Oorroata. Pd. OL Nl* I Saha, 114,4 la &a* alemoaallkat N. 54 It; 10, 16 WON* Agri* ll tit * KW 10 tastra/laa lo* *5 all 1 11 os 1.00 1 Uloatle Tol. I1*.) all ... AN 111 GallaWatorworb all SI 4 If* 10 Do.Nro.lmallial 3 .. I. a M. Amu** land 6 .. I. • fl. IleNtlrlallaa IVA all 461 49 LIM 10 *DI p. 0164111111111 all 10 al 11, 100 N Do. 0 alll II? 14 111 14 14 ISI I . . M g PigErlgr.. ' at ft 11 i i NOP lir %IWO 2l '1 I: II I aet.lNlLiiiii Gil ll T 4, $ ..... ei. M a ... na i its -,-- 1 *ot a ti a s. oss tabu. is is LIM. oo i 16 Ja. aolialko 14 •••• so IllicaoN.... 4 II 01 Ns • 1; 1 :: 4 1 41,....k"d? 11 7 1 ! 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Telogisphe may he 4110416 AN to 61040. a tale tae Ptrkesheade ID WA- Blookbeiak 11 &II 64 40 Lamar I sad HolybeaA, 111 fl-- Ostrala. 114 1-1044 Lon e oak 01 2-41elat Wear 4611-liamestareand larkddre. 93 Lamar ma Mai Woomrs. 93 1-1114•64. 1-411410h4. 961 r North► entab. 131 -Beretalta.llll 1-Terk tad Words 9111 - Loads Scothent. 334 1- Detour $4Ol-tattott 411 Gaud Truitt ol 10 FOittt * al Claasoa.lBl LISTERN BENGAL ZAILWAY COMPANY. ITEM BAY.) The first ordinary general meeting of the share- Deans was held si one o'clock, at the company's OfeCON 14, Grashans-cure*, but. J. F. LZITM, chokes/a of the board, presidiag. The report, en abstract of which has been already pnb limbed, was takes as read. . . The; Clitlllthe in moving the edoption of the report, expressed the pleasre which he and hie colleagues talc in meeting the therebolders on the drat occasion after the passles the sot of Incorporation. They had obtained a 6 per mat guars:dee from the government and had conducted the preliminary operations thus far with success. The line would be commenced, they hoped, in November. and completed la 1881, so that the works would extend over about two y, Venders from first-rate contractors were expected to be sat In very shortly, and no time would be lost in deciding which should be accepted From pereemed knowledge of the country he bed so hesitation fa saying that there was no line in India which held oat a Wee prospect of emcees In addi tion to the advantageous nature of the termini, there was the foot that the intervening country wee most densely populated. The route to be token had been selected se a bug line for future extensions of the most important kind which would include communication with the im- portent town of Deco', the greatest city in the east for trade. One wry important point in favour of the line was the quiet and order of the wintry traversed, which had not been involved In any of the recent dis turbances, ant which. under disiartrous circumatiutote, might from its situation be bought under the Immediate control of the government. The tins would run through the oldest portion of Britiektervitory--• portion wbkli Instilment certain to be retained if mare distant distrioto were ven up ; and It wee satialeotemr to himself as • shareholder to feel that 20,000 British troops would always be sufficient to hold the change in tkegovernment of India, be s ß a a i l lt ito the aspect at affairs cheering, and believed the assn's name would prove a tower of strength. (Cheers.) Re bed ea devoid= to speak disparagingly of the Rea Intik Company, bet be eoridered Indian securides ail the more secure for the dimet transfer of all authority to the sr (Rear, hear.) He then adverted to the nature of the = for the psynasst of the gamentes In connexion with the change of government, end said he considered It perfectly wand sod astidectory. In r mcluaioa, he re marked that there was no possibility that any further call would be required within the next twelvemonth. Mr. STIWA LT ssooadcd the motion. It reply to a question, The CHAIRMAN observed that them were no engineering difficulties to be surmounted. Mier a Awe conversation Use report wee adopted, and the proceedings terraiaatod In the sena memo. WATCH CASES. TO TX! IDITOI OP ......... 81p,—Being s subscriber to the Express u well sea reader, I perceive an article in the paper of the 4th last., which b vegy inaccurate as to the number of gold sod diver watch cam assayed and marked at this lull, the num ber of gold eases, from January 6, 1857, to January 6, 1858, being 13,065, and the silver cases 16,071. The return of these numbers was seat is compliance with ea order of the House of Commas. If you would be so good as Or oom ri the error, ycn wooed much oblige your obedient servant, JOHN LOWE, Warden of Goldsmiths' Hall, Chester. Gose-attest, Chaster, August 5, 1858. TRACTARIAN STIIPATEILL —The Lincoln and Notts Church Unite have pared the g resolutions "That this Units earnestly pretests against the irregular services now being carried oak Rueter Hell, In the pariah of St. Michael's, Burielgh•edeet, Strand, in spite of the rememetrancee of the incumbent, the Rev. A. Edonart ; and It desires to express its sympathy with him under the very I palatal position in which he is placed by such en invades lof hls rights as • path!, priest. That the Union clothes to =its sympathy with the Rev. A. Poole, in the •tay sot ethical position in which he is placed, in having I been isekd that full end opts inquiry into the cirmunstanoss Obis case to which he le entitled by all principles of equity sad *Um. It also desires to express its opinion that the steAnte 1 sod 2 Vie., c. 106, sec. 98, which giros a diocesan the rir r if exerclehig so arbiter) , a power over the unbene- Seed of his diocese, requires some modification." THEELIAIIII OP WATT AND PARK.—At a re seat meeting of the Northern Reform Union votes of thanks were pawed to Lord Malmesbury and George Ridley, Lei., M.P., for their anthem in procuring the release of Watt end Park. The following letter from Earl If almesinny in reply to commuelcatioas concerning the TallOhlilolllll of the meeting have been received --" Poreitcooflice, July 29, 1968.—5ir,--I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of yew letter of the 17th instant, expreadng the thanks of the Northeta Reform Union, for the manner in which I hare conducted the negotiations in the 01'44 of the Cagliari. In reply I beg that von will convey to the members of the Northern Reform Union, my best thanks for the very list ening venni of the resolution passed at their meeting, end I mast request yon to ants them, that few things have given me so much satisfaction as the encores which has attended my efforts in obtaining the release of Watt and Park, and in securing some compress+ ion for the sufferings which they bare gone through.—l have the honour to be, sir, your obedient humble servant, lifA-LILINIBEIT.—Mr. John Kane." COLONIAL IX? 11301FILITI111. - - - - - --- 11.. 1 A. I 811.0144 I V.I ..11 Wes 1 AWN. ..... ht. Ottri . 12 0 V I*l m,A= OL 44. Das por*Nert .. . 5 11l 11l Alio t . (414 U 1(41 1•4 /4411E.11.7.= I* *4 1.1( 1 101 IC. i NSA* 1111. Sat 4 .641.11 1 44 ! ! "14 1r‘ . _ I'l l" • i__ l* I° l 111 .4. 4114.11irmutaam.I.1•14 i: .16 It. Ti S MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. In the mining market to-day there is a demand for shares in East Basset and East Cara Brea. Most other descriptions are fiat. A telegram from Truro reports a slight advance in the standard of copper ore. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no alteration of the least importance. At • twoneanely general tertenai in Illniden Down Conde hen Waal the eintenewal *WNW • bona l• favour of the mime of int id.. mid r eedwalled serest Aland a Wean etp•eneon over ma receipts Man ths ant not etelin OIL 11.. 34. A .net SA 6d. woe de. At Bartow Orewahm °WI of Um Aare wan ordeal, the nth Wt. at 11 Oren Wheal 1111dounk Ma annul two gee** of lead Gm out peed tor. At a ifteeribe of n• •dwit be Wheal itbldp. bald on Weimar a V a r ...MO *RUM the WOO et COn lta 34. • et IL pee nen nu mile. The fe/hurtut Wag= was elawfted at the Wert &win ones to day. how tbe purser or gm . b2:—" Improremeat to Welt Omens. Ant end worth 701 pot At Trewestba the 70 north ead la worth IL per fathom. Rowse', tense le worth 31. per fathom. The stoma ere nut erodtwht ‘Pdbe wen TROINDAT 1•131111141. In the mining market to-day, the only feature of interest was a sustained demand for East Beset shares, which retain an upward tendency. Business generally remains very stagnant. Foreign and colonial descriptions were quiet. The shares in the North Rhine Mining Company of South Australia were quoted to 3 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARIAM MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrivals of wheat since Monday have been moderate-- and of flour we have only received 710 sacks of Begesh sad 160 each. of foreign. The attendance of buyers in Mark lane wee small, and the amount of business trammeled limited, at about the rates of Monday last. Barley in short supply, and its value well 'supported. Oats in fair request, and Russian dacrlptions fay dd. per qr. dearer than on Monday. BOOM and peas folly nashamined their ales. LANITALI INTO . LONDON 120 X A 1741 TO ALM. e. MOM lose. s ves PUY,•.7". .omoot ......... NO I 34414 rev.— 666. 10 rsika LOROOS satins.— beak e:..>o*, Mu 41. ; 05 4. XL MI; Am 04. Ott: Dor.ea Ikl.s IMMORTAL ATRMAIIIIM Nos 111 Joh 3 ...... Lb I. 11. N 114 sh Sid X. 42, 41. N. ...... "" ttz 4fw $ •U.3sMs le • 74 114 t• 4 464 445111 31 ........ N Xs 44 Xs 31s Ss MI 43s hi A. wiehe Age. Averess. 14. fa 300 104 n -1, 3. 34i4i Vorr.—Wlres, N.N. esta. IU4 Oof s. sad hrs. 1& is via avetiii rues or 'IA} PINION, TVS 111 1111=11 wpm. Prim Imp N. 1211. 1212 .6 4 ... .. .. 43 8 .. ... ... 43 4 3 .. ... ... I. " . 43 :Pe ..1 - :: 1 I a. LIVERPOOL CORN lIARICET.-11118 DAY. OFT 1180111 TIC TAILIONLAPi.) Criom OUR OWN oonsawrownarr.) Corn market shady, and a good business in wheat at fa rates. An active demand for Emu at an upward tendency. Indian corn, feeding kinds, 6d. dearer. Egyptian, 32a. land freely offend and easier to bay. Old Egyptian beans, 365. 6d. ; new, 38a. to 39a. Oats and oatmeal steady. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. 13VOAR.—We have had I steady and firm market during the week, with a fair average 'Mount of business dues by the hade at the extreme prime of last week for good and ens emmunting qualities, ocessionelly 'bowing 61. 'demos, and 'sambas rates for all other dererlpttons. In oargomalloffit of foreign a large bantams has been done eta elude higher prices. Raced steady ; lumps, 53e. to 56a. COFFEE.—The mustily of errd on peffifle alb Ina not limn large, yet last week's prime have randy Wm napportel. TEL.—The late low prices have brought buyers into the market. and an advaru-s of id. to Id. has been established. Medium ootgou by been freely bought by the trad ja w = eulstora have aloe bought memos' oinstort to • c. extent at 101. to 101 d., the market closing firm at the batter Price- RICE hae mid heavily, and feat week'. prima ham beau with difficulty supported. RC* methanol uoll of sale : Prices are unaltered. _ SALTPSTRE.—Tho demand has improved, and &Walnuts of Is. has been paid upon the late lowest point of this wakes. . Burrs have sold eternally at previous rates. In other artioles no material alteration, bat In the large articles there his been more confidence than of lab, sad buyers have been rather active. TALLOW IiARKTIT.-71118 DAT. • The market is quid* ot the mesa Ambition :—Tows Whop, 47.. 61. ant ash; rototoborg T.C. as the spec 48..9.1.; August, 48s. 66.• B ophaslar466.lld.; Ott. mei Doc., 49 ..0. 3d. ; ditto, soporololy, 495. HIDE MARKET.—THIS DAT. LIUDINIALL.-661b1. to 64160., 1124. to 4d; 64IbL to 7599 L, 44. to 4p.; 78 80113 L, 4fd. to Ift: 81111 s. 116194.. 4id. to sd. 891bo. to 96Ths., 6d. to 614. 96Tho. to 104th.., 64. to s}l. Homo hid.., 8.. to 9.. ; oar 0 4 . 914 . light, Od. to 9a. Od. ; tell, 6. OL BILMONDSZY —sheep skim )olled. 2.. U. to So. ; half beds, Is. 9d. to 2 a. ; down', 1.. 4.t01L N. Limbo, lc 6d. to aL 94. BOROUGH HOP MARIBT.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pattesden and Brokb report that the accounts from the plantations state that the hogs programs but oowly' ; the birte in many planes appears aborted ; sows ile' think that with congenial weather the &sty may pay 2.50,000/. Market dell, at tate palms. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wylanc, ldo. ; 14a. 6d.; North Percy Hartley, 14n. ; Hasting's Reeky, Ida. Id.. Wall's Bad Rasseirs B o o m le i 9d. ; Walla End Shoruclifie, 16n. 9d • Well led ficaerell, 18e. i Wells Bad Betio.. 186. ; Was Lanthisic, 17a. 'W--111046 at market, As a steamer, the Helvetle, was a few dap ago at a rapid rats on the Lake of Geneva, neer oyes. tie ran late • bergs io which were not fewer due thirty fire persons. The bergs wee cut entirely in two, end all the persons in it, were irnscipitatcd into the wows. Twenty of than were got out; fourteen were drowned, sat another, a !maks was Uled bye blow on the head ban owe el the paddle. :w« . : IS Ambrs..loolla 49 (I 2 Duarte - US Mtj a e . . 7 CNN Al l l N 310 NNW NM 42 ill: s M I itaiiii;i:::: t sr r ow n 2 ... m ... 011 Kiriartaild If ... •• Lairi= g ga l . 2 22404; a i in a imam 1e u aim 41 '2 4$ 1 .. 11l 13 19 15 .... .... 91 v 3 NI 14 60 1 Is .61 n os .. 10 He NS 410,46 Nereus 1 . 31 141 11l Do. X . 11iCeii . . : 30 32 IN De. 11940. 131 133 NJ tit. SINN. isol Wet. UN) 1.03 041 IN Q tts ' lLVT . sliiiiii:ja. 1: 2 1 all lissmalst rad Whin ... $7 N I le D D : CANA „.... 11 a 3 91 1: IN liutaatin ENI Tottelea fIN 631 / Bt ad 1 b 4 1 " A. all Ludic sad 111441441 .. et If 4: DON 114,0 2 1 : = . 11=1"..r . M 16:1 it tid 12 D'• M lZl • 44o;l • iii I I I t 415 =Liar•laitin " " a rol= D a : in sei • we e. • iii . iiiii; : : 13 07 0 Md. 11417•012 113011 -. ... I 1.63 .w. rea 1 a : 41 1 74 ..: tri.t.f."* . "-: at 'az .. sisis ts. 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