The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-22 00:00:00

EN IN MO. adman of ih rather • and dem tical dram. eived with er than th• Me it might eney to sit Lilting well who looked it principle. , tiog thedie• ry at largo. of the pease pelted—par• -to hold oat prospect cid •• in another ip poi nted. 1.1:31-of4dAt to the turgid De loray, th respect to owns for doe ff.cts to deal ly the wow thieve by leans ea- mutt have riterid upon rid upon the cultic. with . lie knew ek the aid of the entry of sot. Would to the field. xtraordanary ma—what h. Lwow meat d here awns al:Admitted, it is daticalt l to ttrow her ae►ia, acd if e relied non, now cut ion of traded. But he mar.ifesto e 'cabled to own adarki• 'lto a 6entral Leprodenoa r lips of Na- France. joy- .e *o than in irrti w mon's Eog:ollt rem is may at a lea to regaled tiple be has able, by-tbe- eipated this t too of at* uno, he would rihyors' rein; 100 t. rd coo. .yv G. et royed VIA 44 LC bad poa,r. At end, be know I Le often to de mamm a explains to Ad to adopt, upon certain and is the to ley the two sa);, "Tie Wel neither ,or damped Lad rot bees al stabil'. It Ivo to brook d by matnl u well d R olt to rout... Joseph. t Jod worthy of moored is ,tid people of to 'trued to raid goodie p r in* Ms he has an yet acts up to hi• POLEON S. URNIN, liplimitic ms of the its earnest pp, return pe was in A the war lade peat* of Franco lover have ad to pro all moose Pesci will matte corps K :'l+Dll MRS pleb ty mpret y the great ti on Si far NI St.Dlilt. et the pro h re- Cvntilleatil tibg, were ZTI:\IIU. tete at the stannsople ap his pro le C.nitillN ur the Dtz. omen kin I Braliarime TION. promise to introduce into his government " amelio rations inconformity with the spirit of the age.' The National Gazette of Berlin thus records the reaolutioa of the meeting of German liberals held ►t Eisenhach, demanding certain changes in the federal German coostitution : It is asemary t►at Vie Gormanic Diet should be replaced by a cannel government of Germany. et owe fins, strong, and permanent: and that a nstiosal assembly should be roar...loci. 1. the present &intones the steps necessary to &nun ouch an end can only smut' train Presses, sad an rodflootue DAI4 lee made to thiamine Presets to Mite the lc icr trio object, sad to order the more firmly to pr.tret German oilseeds abroad, it is desirable to MIMI vrco oionally, and man the definitive constitution of the central German goverment than bars bees Sleeted, the CODSmand of the noletary foram of Germany, and the diplo matic representation of Gainsay 'bead, to Prosaic The Nord aye: - - - - - Preparation are making k r the carry's oat of the en retake el Villa:ream Coast &tabu, is seat to Patio by the entail of Vienna, In order to arrive st • prillialawy undentmdiag nos the points left nedwided. The denim is. equally precarlag to plead their came with the ern courts. The Tenn goserament, snag whom has seat tho Camino Peen i span • special rondos to the Emperor Napalm. At Modena a naistratiou has to is opened to collect mime, At Florence the provisional govern mat UM pat the elletwal new la force, mod is preparing to rose** • coast ant movably, which shall decide the govern nate' queolice. need unmake by the aid of lorsies bayonets boa beams impsseiLle in them contrite, and le prosimee of the Winn whin segos throughout astral IMO the arbitration of • enures. tan aloes preveat hoist able sapkeidso. We kern Mee that M. Massed hes beau en an • special mine Imes Tansy to Lenin All mss bent whew opens M worth mythic sires as t 3 inte rmits. dorti-otti,e of the Italian queens. " How." ft Is skid, env oar bayeacts be turned against the very people foe nom we Uwe bees *betas oar blood like water? Will out reheat +Misty follow, or will their diners teed them an la each a sossuonerrme as that of the twin Dons e Tammy sad Modena r Lad yet to ins, *vs provost appearamm to that eats of adage we we coatiag. It is quite dear that the WWII of these dukes nit ba mend by force. At Leghorn M. Biwoml the per. now, oily eueeetlrt in disposing • riotous wan•loy t‘y estimable', spoil hit own that the grand du. el i.roily .hould avow sat Lot again in Tie • easy. A coevals —if son en be eammbled —Epp -ars the only mode of room.; to anything him • settlement of the go ems. We know nit what we the aleames said to have been made ether to or by the Raffish goversuest en this gite.4 on, bat it, rimbavarly with her dignity, Selland eon r , went to appear in osprey, ales is the time when bat totes may be beard to newer' is behalf of Italy. We are utterly without Ilaglish news. All the Hagfish newspapers are seised to-day. The times (generally an exception when a resole is ordered, on mount of the oommotien its absence creates among /a harts fissure) has been condemned about three times • week since the peace, while as to your journal, the latest number to be seen on the tables of the reading-rooms is that of the 12th instant. To return to Italy. Persons who look hopefully on her fate think Napoleon will not consent to " whistle her down the wind to prey on torten," for kis own sake, knowing as he does that Italians hare long memories and long arms. Were the dectaations in the hinds here to be tiles as a test of public opinion, public confidence has not been greatly restored by the pesos of Villa franca but the fart is, the daily little fall, are produced by causes apart from political ones. According to the Prow, the ranks of the speculators become daily thinned by the terrible beat. Operations are closed and no fresh ones eogaged in, whereby the Bourse is almost deserted, and the absence of business gives a down ward tendency to all securities. Rents', which for some days past have resisted the downward ten dency at 681r.,were hardly quoted at that price to-day at the opening of business, and gradually retreated to 67fr. 760. It was expected that the council of the Bank of France would this day reduce the rate of interest to 31 per cent., but this seems to hairs little influence on the price of the public funds. Speculation is excited respecting the armaments of England, which, while protesting a great desire for peace, makes such great sacrifices for the protection of its coasts. The Three per Cent. Reams left off at 67fr. 73c. and 671 r. 80c.—a fall of 30:. sad 33c. INI)IA. We hate received letters and paper from India, tle latest dates being Bombay, Jane 23: The Bombay Muses says: The campaign on the boric n of Ode is at as end. Re Rope Grant has rotuts-el to Ladino... Our regimens' have b en withdraws into /porters and the eating Wittier of Oude placed under Jiaj m Same. police. The fo law log tarsi:gem eta tot teem med. imatedively. Two pi euh of 400 infantry and 100 cavalry of the Oade police me to to establisbei trans-lisptes, at Toolempare and nitrite. Beanies them, the hitth-rala el Bakamp 411 is to fmni•b Wm minor pm e of oranantnicitient, subordinate to the poSett, on the stem aide of that river. Ons leg meat of p Ire Waive, en 1 tea squadrons of c.valr► will be eta kited in t`..2 teighboarbod of Beakee, sad a post of stout 200 infantry on this side of the Gagne, to the math of Sischai, will romplete the chain which will thus embrace the whole frostkr lime from the meth- "reties Mstadary of Garackpme to thy borders of Rohticund, Them feistier poste will be seder the chime of Captain Hilt whom energy sad v.l as a pones fiber are wail Mows. The 'imports to the police It.. of irmtkr will be at Nampo/rah, the Moredshad levy at Banish. IN ran jiab Cavalry sad d•h Pasjeab infantry at Ooadsh (head quarters trasmOrogra) sad her NaMity's 20th, a battery of loyal Artillery, Hodrin's Hirer, sad let Sikh Cavalry, la the mighboutkaod of Dr breech, where tha them frontiers of Oudr, sad Gorneketars debauch. Acoarilag to the latest um, rte r.b 1. would appear to be mimed t the gre straits. Joan Stikadoor dose not at all relish the ides of his ikadaisas beisg Wood with than; yet theta la • *nag pity at Kionsuidoe, which sense disputed to favour them. At we. time it would appose that I gag had determined to aiml its rebels bet the chafe, Bela Its°, Naas, to., sought sad obtained peres4sion for tlierneelvea and families, only, to meet Y the Dest or Llifirgarh valley—the arrays and khan, beteg topseted to quit. Aceordiney the Nana, flies Eao, Ac., ben aim down and eisranoped at the mouth of ths Goons( pigs issdieg into the Drag volley. Mammas Khan was is the UrJma taus tier or eve miles west of the Guano,. bat it wassail he would mows to the B gum, who was eta. WI piece 1..0re M thy Monier. A robot large body tf the e'e /et mode their eipeoarsco at the loot of the bil 4. Tory wou d .pry 1., Ea lA. in the jugg Is it iluageboos, en I only 4416 C Pet ecegal ,nally to on what they cat }Under la the chaps of fool, The sane journal Pays : Tbe distmehmers at Transoms es atenest of the high ruts filmdom penult* the women al the levet mete from covering their b • ess will we now hope sod WM &daily Is all pot es. The Desna of Tr•veseors has seat • report to the noisiest ruotaining the pto pants of his bighting tbs rajah os the subject of the diem of {Mahe of she bb.e,r rate. ilia Mebane has felt that lb , ProTimose or the pasitlamiti , is rrl oleo to • of t ub e r nester, moire to le eftetly etothtiod, • aid hao proposed to shams Ol ruin prohibiting MS coved., if the upper parte of the pangs of Shaun somas, eel to ▪ Ihtm perfect hberty to meet the reopurnsente of deems , / in say way they may deem moper, wilt the inn* ressrieths that tney do sot imitate the mooned. of dors that appertains w the higher sower. 111. Weimar would sot hen Imola acts-• this resgreution„, were it eat fur thr Mar that the **des mid twat &betides of all dietisetkos of dine witch hove boa time iminsemorul distlaggisbod our Coss Isom smeller, might poetises inlet ;admiral& tepees gins an the tin& of the lowan pardon of lie sa►jeats, sad mum their serious diromoenr. A Feelmatio• to be edict will he issued immediately. The gonnismat of Madras Lave arompeol this autonalon mi • poached .a art on the pert of the ltejab of Iravaisrees at his desire topes .n tad to the lorberour and indmesit enuirtiosa potelosly existing on the Coen of the Stull.? W.W.11. 4 The Bombay Gazette lays Tar emit abicti bad assaaadid to /again lag) the grin- THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1859. .aces of the Company's European troops have closed their proceedings, but their septet epm the cam has not yet bees pablisted. It is supposed they will recommend the ream slimed= of the stilettos by the pverement, or its trig by a higher tribune!. A distinctins is made, It seems, in the OSMIUM that bate is desk out to the ileum's and Compaq's troops. The 4th European were upcn half-bates whim they het Bierseltp• re, while the Queen's were on ft 11. The Company's troops ere of course dleastiseltd with the ar rangement; but tf ie is nut their only ground of complaint. An engagement with the rebel. os the tanks of the liiadh river led to their total &tat ad the lose of many wee. The cavalry ceder Captain flwiney charged moat saliently, end the Mows Police, under Lieutenant Coterie, acted in a msaarr to elicit maim. One of the Calcutta papers has re caved intelligence from Jai:alp" dated lith ultimo, that the Fahaspore jangles is that district ere jest now full of rebtle; but in all probability the information is inoompot, as we have not baud lately of any disturbances as the beaka of the Nerbudds. Some of the followers of the ez-Narrab of Fermatas& showed a disposition to be troublesome taw en Idynpeorie end Ain. There were from 600 to 2,000 armed mew. They looted esd burnt two or three villages ; bet divined on kerbs; that temps were after them. Bembay his been very onbealthy during the lam foresight. Chokes hes brakes oat, and ea easy is fogey au. under trestaseat base been germ d nearly every day last week. Agonies is being drawn to the esaitaty state of a the ahead, end the seeeseity of removing the pried* is memo of local manna. The opium crop in Behar, this year, will, it ap pears, be about 18,000 chests. Railway operations in the north-west provinces a. are, it is stated, fast progresoing, and the road from eV Cawnpore to Meerut will shortly be opened to the g: public. Want of coal is stated to have been a source I: of great inconvenience to railway passengers in the 1 1 . north•west provinces. Instead of coals wood is 16 generally need to work the locomotive. et A commissiem has been formed, under instraetions Z from the supreme government, to inquire into and report on the military expenditure of India. Sir Charles Trevelyan has nominated Colonel Balfour as member for Madras; Colonel Barn will represent Bengal ; and Colonel Jameson, Bombay. The y. commission is to assemble at once at Bombay. las Lard Canning has appointed a committee, consist- ,„,A. iog of General Birch, Colonel Steward, and Colonel 74. Mackenzie, to investigate the present system of a f,:. double staff in India in the medical department, and suggests a prompt remedy. The Bombay limes says: The seams bas already closed ; the money market is may, 41. and the cares of exchaega and heights hive Wen consider ably. • ENCIIANO I.—We quote Credits a: 24. Old., end Dom- a. menu at 2s. Id. on Loadon, at Os months' eight. On :1* Canoe, re. 214, and at Chita re. 22.31 per 100 dole., et 60 days sight. TONI/AWL—We quote to Londoet 15.., to Ifs., or 20s. ; and to Liverpool 13s. to 1b.., or 17s. 61. Chine, re. 6 per is. candy. • a. - 4.1 t BH4BB L 1528.-71118 DA). Two o'Cuma. The railway share market to-day is heavy. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great Western stocks are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday, but, with these exceptions, an almost general reduction of /to per cent. hu . taken place in the descriptions usually dealt in. Present quotations are as follows : London and l O OB North Western stock, 941 to 93 ; Great West ern, 60 to 1 ; Midland, 1031 to I ; Lancashire 3 2 / and Yorkshire, 931 to 4. Eutern .kninties, ra 681 to I; Caledonian, 821 to I; South Eastern, 721 to 4 ; Berwick, 92/ to 931; York and North 10 , Midland, 76/ to 761; and North British, 661 to 67. rr Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are weaker; the original issue is quoted 11 to 1/ prem., and the I new, 1 7-18 to 1 9-16 prem. Rut Indian Railway t o t stock has fallen to 97 to 98, ax iut., and the depres sion extends to the other Indian lines. int1)111111 /MAIM AND MOM& 16111.1 larioran. I '6.'4l= VI likro,vl•l",/sOset 1.4 I oftraes,Lia.,/i Qum / r e. . t, lM ne,e mad Mann— a sti 10 0 2 PI IS !I§ :2. 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Nee 41. ed le Ned 01a4 • loth' Tel 10 * 600 laz 2 3 ce 3 . 4 7 . 1104 - - 11.00 Ile dotal 04C 1 . 4 . 471 - - /0 1 ;9 T el $ 4Ol 1.4400 W. 4 4.0410 Les Bare 100 1111 1414 16.14 4 104 001 Wwellea. Lso eil 16 17 I'6lo I wewettaa Tes. 1 1 •10 441 S I '4. 4 414 4 De. Do. 8.4•116••••4 w. 1 60/o'. 10 TrowtloCo.l3o.o4a. 6 • • 1301 k 14. Tea 1040403 Wog KUM lnaterla D. 6. -- SIDUCTION BY A Ik!I It is with mingled record feelings of regret and indienation that we have to ...,,ad oae of the toast straafal outrages on morality to be met with in the annals of crime. A misister, whose name we with hold for the resent, in the course of his visitatious among the families of whom be had spiritual charge In Plymouth, was observed to be putkulerly attentive to • young female, Use daughter of a respectable shopkeeper. He wee quite pa tents] in his regard to anything that concerned her, and the permits of the girl did sot fora moment esthete/0 the most remote Hat that • minister, aged over forty, could possibly meditate the ruin of a piously-inclined innocent girl of seventeen. He sought, and was freely permitted, opportu nities of private emiveree, but while the parents supposed be was sapped in Imparting religious instruction to their child he made her the victim of his lust. Some weeks ago the condition of the young woman became known to her mother, sad she was seat out of town to the house of a friend in the otiontry, where on Friday last she was delivered of a chill, at which the minister was the father. With ea audacity scarcely to be comprehended the reversed roman preached to his congregation on the Sunday preceding hie vimint's conilomment. His object was apparently to pat down toe rumours that had Ponied retarding his. Finding the task too much for even his impudence, he has left Pl mouth, and his present location la unknown. We shall be anxious to ascertain whether the religious denomination to which this disgrace to the clerical profession bebop will permit the continuance in the ministry of a person capable of such an abominable violation of human end divine laws. —Eyetootth .rowesal. GREAT FLOOD AND DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY At AND NEAIt WALIFIELD.—During the WOW/ CO Wed :matey evening, the few-lying portion of Wakefield was sub j.tct to Immense damage ten the aoeumolatkin of water. All the lower apartments of the houses were flooded to the extent of eolith eve or six feet, and the inhabitants bed to take refuge In the upper stories. When the usual service was concluded In St. Mary's Chantey, the clergyman and congre gation found their egress stopped by a swollen stream of water. They were kept prisoners in the chapel for some boars, and oa a patiel subsidence of the tempest had to be conveyed away in can. In Bach•lace, 15 yards of a wall, eight feet lifigb, which formed the northern boundary to the Unitarian Chapel, was swept away by the flood, which broke epee the schoolroom doors In its proem", choking up and demsoythe the interior. At Closest Park, the re si dence of Sir Lionel Pilkingtoa, all the windows sod e great deal of the valuable furniture wen utterly destroyed. Sir Lionel estimates the damage to hie house cad mops at 6001. Mr. Ibbotson, we d Sir Lionel's tenants, had SO saes of splendtd wheat utterly ruined, and estimates his toes at 8001. Mr. Richardson, of Woodthorpr, midsized damage to the 'stoat of SOU ; and at Walton 1,0001. will barely cover the lore sustained by Mr. Charles Coldwell. Mr. BDb, of the tame Vice, has also had his crops damegtd to the extent of SOW, or 4001.—Merteeketer Grareien. We (Lerant Herald) hear from Smyrna that Mr. Liddell has eseeeesfolly laid a entenerine amble between the emathere point of the Island of Cbio tad Cape Bignadich, in no Bay of Scala Naive; the line between 'hie point a nd Smyrna sill be completed la • few days, sad Smyrna will thee be la tategraptuo communication with the capital and with Europa. MONEY MARKET—THIS iid Y. Two o'Ctoci. The unfavourable bullion movement, and news of a fresh fall on the Paris Bourse, have prejudiced the funds to-day. A further decline of per cent. has taken place in Console. In all the o'her departments of the Stock Exobange heaviness is cbserTable. Turkish Bonds ard Indian Railway 11111141 are chiefly affected. Shortly after the opening of the Paris Bourse to- day, the . Three per Cert.Bente, wire quoted (ac cording to Mr. Renter's telegram) 61fr. 40c. for the account, showing a treat' fall of nearly 1 per cent, since yesterday afternoon. Consols are officially marked 941 to 95 for money, and 941 to 95 for the 9th of August. The present quotations are 94; to I for cash, and 941, rather' buyers," for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 223; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 951 to ; the New Three per Cents., at 96 to 95;; India Stock, at 220; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1939, at 96 0 ditto, 1839. ►t 94; ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 94! ; India Bonds, at ls. to 6c dis.; and - Exchequer-bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market is inanimate ; and in the absence of inquiry, the tendency of priests is not favourable. Turkish stockshave been pressed for sale, and show much heaviness. The Old Loan is now quoted 79 to 80, and the New 681 to 691, being in each sass a reduction of 11 to 2 per cent. since yesterday afternosn. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Fouraind-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 941 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 (exchange 25fr.); Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 68 1 (exchange 2 fl.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificate*, 1001; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, 44 ; Russian Fsur-and-a-Half per Cents, 99/ ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 81, 791; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, for account, 70, 701, 691. The bar silver by the West India packet was pur chased yesterday for account of the government, for transmission to India, at 621 d. per ounce standard, 'showing a rise of no less than id. compared with the price obtained for the supply by the previous steamer. The Mexican dollars were also taken on mercantile account for China at 6114. per ounce, being an advance of /I. since the date of the sale of the previous remittance. The Indian Queen, from Melbourne, with 10,0001. in gold, which put into Valparaiso on the 10th of May, diamasted, after striking on an iceberg, has been condemned there. The passengers, gold, and cargo will come to this country by some thee vessel. I Advice, from Belfast announce several failures in the flax trade, partly in consequence, it is said, of a stoppage of advances by the banks. The principal houses involved are those of Messrs. Carter and Martin, James Kennedy and Soo, Hal Brothers, and M'Connell and Kennedy. The liabilities of the first-mentioned firm are estimated at 50,0001. • of the second, at 40,000/. or 60,0001.; and of the third and fourth at about 30,000/. each. The low, especially I in the two former instances, will probably fall chiefly on their correspondents in the flax trade on the Continent and in Russia. It is hoped, however, that the result of the liquidations will not be very unfavourable. Messrs. Sanderson, Sandeman, and Co., bill dis counters, who stopped in the crisis of 1857, are now paying a further dividend of Is. 6d. in the pound, making, up to the present time, a distribution of 11s. The remarkable fall in the shares of the Bank of Egypt attracts a good deal of attention. On Mon day last the price was 251.: yesterday afternoon it fell to 201., being a difference of 51., or say 25 per cent. By the last mail from Alexandria the Bank's balance sheet for the last six months must have been received. The simultaneous appearance of numerous influential sellers and the heavy adverse movement in the market consequently form a very bad omen. It is broadly rumoured that the Bent have sustained such heavy losses, principally arising from exchange operation+, that the operations for the last six months will show no profit woatever— perhaps evens balance on the wrong side—and that the dividend will there fore be suspended. The directors are a most respect able and honourable body of men, but explanations as to the manner in which this remarkable result has been brought about will certainly be required, the more especially as at the meeting on the 4th of March last, the report, in addition to recommending a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, pro vided for the undermentioned appropriations, viz., 2,0001. to preliminary expenses, 4,6951. to the re served fund (which was thereby raised to 10,0001.), and 2,9331. to the credit of the new profit and loss account. It has long been feared that the system of check and audit in Egypt has not been of a sufficiently vigilant character. The committee of the Stock Exchange yesterday acceded to an application for the admission into the official list of a new stock, viz., Portuguese Three per Cent. Bonds of 1859—created by a recent decision of the Cortes, to the extent of 2,000,0001. in 20,000 Bonds of 100/. each. The proceed.. are destined for railway purpose*. It is at the same time announced however that Bonds of the series of 1837 to the amount of 837,0001., which have not yet been issued, are to be cancelled. The Bonds of 1859 will be quoted indiscriminately with those of 1866 and 1857, the Bonds of 1853 remaining classed by themselves. It appears by the last advice' from India that all the permanent way materials for the section of the Paniatib Railway between Lahore and Umritair were on the way up the country in the country boats, some hun4reds in number. A section of the Scinde Railway is expected to be opened about this time, running from the harbour of Kurrachee to a navigable creek on the lodas. This branch will be of great use in the conveyance of materials for the construction of the Scinde and Punjaub lines. The relatively low price of Punjaub Railway shares, as compared with the Scinde, is partly explained by the circumstance that holders of the former have not the privilege of paying up in full. The directors, not being yet :n a position to employ more money, are laudably anx!oas tokeep at the lowest possible point the interest account, the balance against which must ultimately be defrayed by the earnings of the line in excess of the guaranteed rate of interest. It is understood that no call will be made on the shares of the Punjaub Railway . this year. Six steamers and 33 barges are now in course of shipment at Liverpool for the Indus Steam Flotilla (Scinde Railway). From the arrangements entered into the cot:costly expect to have the whole of their flotilla, comprising, in all, 38 vessels, in cluding steamers and barges, on the Indus in the early part of next year. This CAM& is calculated to be capable of conveying about 20,000 tons per year ; and each of the seven large steamer', with her complement of supplemental bargee, will be able to convey a complete regiment of soldiers, to gether with their baggage. At the (.7rutt of Bankruptcy yesterday,an order was made by Mr. Commissioner Fane for the winding up of the !Metropolitan Saloon Omnibus Company. The preceding is on the petition of two of the directors of the company. and no opposition was offered by any party. The Nlidland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,4501. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire en increase of 2,2881 ; the East Lanca shire an increase of 7331.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 6971. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 662/. The half-yearly meeting of the Madras Railway Company is called for the sth of August, when al resolution will be sobmitted for the consolidation into stock of all paid-up shares in the third exten sion capital. The third serves of colonial wool sales commenced yesterday. The catalogue comprised 918balesSydney end More'(' Rey woo:, 766 bales Port Phillip wool, 392 bites Van Dieuten'e Land wool, 42 bales Ade laide wool, 42 bales New Zealand wool. 2 bates Swan River wool, sod 527 bales Cape, making in all 2,679 bale.. The attendance of buyers war good. On Australian wools there is an average advance of lid. per lb., and on Cape wools of Id. per lb. compared with the prime current at the lust sales in May. 1 i 1 - W ;~v ~::.:..-. rMatra doesiiiiN.V.Abgrinwitt --•. g. , i 4. . : 1 1 ii=rl i aoe+a Dee® i. t... 6. 1.......... ... . ... L.• Ilestblrottsi.. a letiwnii; 63 all tfeassep. r00 d m 3 4 1 ..• oak Iluatilie la Darlatima I Dnio MY lili lel Ti! Vals 1.0 Vale of Nsilh. . . 74 Tama stadoi i iliac, MI Walieriani sad Lasear.a , all War Orawa. . a 1r: ire a t...o. 7 ;:iiii. all p•.B e , , a , :•40.1111 7 an De. 3 pre. vol 4 I , Itti 1.4 Wm* rm. cnii.' a Da. lisionl Clime THE MEDITERRANEAN MAIL (ST ILKCTIIO TELSOILATIL) MAY OV/II COILRISPONDIXT.) SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAT. The Colombo has arrived with the Mediterranean maiL She left Aiexandria July 10, Malta 14, and ;;- Gibraltar 17. Among her passengers is Lord Den- a more. She hes nine pukages of specie, valise unknown. She spoke the Ripon on the 14th. The Ceylon reached Gibraltar on the 17th. Fif teen Austrian merchant vessels are preparing to leave Gibraltar in consequence of the peace. Exchange at Gibraltar on London, ninety day., 1 1 6 - ri. rt. THE UNITED STATES. af. The Bremen arrival at Southampton yesterday st with the United States mails. She left New York a. on the 9th inst. Amongst her cargo was specie to mu the Talus of 434,461 dollars for England, 185,670 St dollars for France, aod 6,000 dollen for Bremen. e. On the 10th inst. the Bremen palmed a four-masted tr. screw steamer and a three-masted one, both bound tc west. On the 12th she named the Great Britain lc and the English ship Mary Carson. Her advice, are anticipated by those of the Novi' Scotian, pub limbed in our paper on Wednesday. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. a es (Before the Lords Justices of Appeal.) BOLTON t. BAIIALRE. Their lordships this morning pow:monad their decisions urn th:s appal. The snit was icstituted by the Westroins N. i t . Ill•ff Improver:lost Comarelocers Agana the wish of Br. in Illortinsie-the-relde to moat • lag* ma se madames motes... paid ny num for poor roue. The ltseta of k the Rolls bat decided against the as m, on 1 the objrct of the appeal Ira to obtain a Toyama of his decision. n• appeal 10 was Marital ; hat without wan a. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS UAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. rt. Bs Jade Cos was charged with having secreted on hie person th 211.. of tgbaeoo, on hoard the Lap steamer, lying off the Carts 10 tow-home. Wra. Parry, Cluttothhouse rfficer, said he was on board the Leo yesterday, when the prisoner rased sJoeig the gangway to go ashore. He (wither.) asked him if be bed anything Hanle to ditty epos him. He said ao ; but having a stuiptlien. he took him aids, sad ea searching biui be found • per kst of tobsoeo emcee/sod under hie .mock sad s parkst is each of hi. moment pocket*, wsighlag altogether 21.te., toe velue of which, with the da.y, wee l 1. Os. 10d. The pthreser, who said he was very sorry, was fitted 2, rue nmatles imprissausetr. Jade Carter, a boy of 'bow tea yew. of age, was charred with steeling ahem valets. 10e. from the door of Mr. Batchelor, eheereutspre, High-wrest, Al !tate. The i rumour= said this morning, at about ten o'clock, be as. the prig sea and anotho r boy hanging I about his door. Ithspecting they were up to no good he went resod the c paw sad reached I the door jay ;a time t ere the prisotge ranting off with a lam. Ile imundistely went akar him mad gave him in'o castrely, hat the other boy go. array. The primmer, wits did so; deny to c b atg, was sentsnoed to two mach.' bard labour. MARLBOROUGH-1 0 TR EST. AITIIIPTCO MOODEX VS ST. 11•ILTIN'S COURT. • Freacca Imps, 10, Haralea-terrace. Ceram-tows, was charged with cutting ash wounding John Wainwright with a maw Irk% Mast to ovirdsr Wm. Welawrght, IS, Upper ltrghbone-pleoe, • tailor, mid ilia pram -r herd etch hie brother, who tees is the • hospital suable to stmt. Ls.t sight boat 12 be was i gam. through Bt. Ilartia'a-cour. with his butcher. when the ma ageism them, ad eaked brother when Ipasser 1 been. Bbe nod be had got the key, bat pot that, med. , Mg a maw, which she slashed heroes hie thee sad throat, Ml:thing serval WWII wounds. Ima being on the throat. He (wither.) e-istd and demised her, while a Islitlemeo mows: nisi him brother to the hospital. He took the raw from her, and it was at the time amend ugh blood. The me w was h‘re prodocel, sod Mal bore OVITIL4 of blond en it. The whams mid he had bees to the hepital that monis/, sad ha brother could ocly just 'posh. A lan, toilleSof MB chin bed L.-in dangling down, sal was °sly kept from billing off by bandeges. Tree memo/ crealicale wait then bawled in by Bride, 83C " Cierizor-croem Howl6l. Trider. " I hereby certify 'lra John Weiewriely. is raff,riee from thus reef. worm 6 about tus We sad throat, sod le usable to at ad trees loss blond. "J. Corms ARNOLD. Nome Sargrese:' The peleoser we. resoreded to s wank t, see the malt of the Warier to the go-4610d as. During the late exceedingly hot weather the Civil Tribensl cd Nowise bits bold It. sittings at halt-pat Ws is Use mon male The female hippopotamus at the Jardin dee Plantes Is .b egt to bee. yeeng, mad a Isms ba-n Inc bee sad bee °Spring bee borne vonairacted in Use eschews toentedy osespisd by tbe elvbast 'stitch died Way. A bottle-neeed whale, measuring tram the tip of its nose to tbs. Up of Its tail It feet 7i inebes, sod 6 fen 7i lochs,. In rivolonteron,, L. berm fund Arad .11 the shore eft the bybside, at licroinb. It bed • logs you'd in the oda at its bed; a i. ther4 re supposed that it received • blow which mused it. dans. RIN ..i , tz: II Is.;I al iM 113 af! _4 . I The bpani. ;overnment notifies that "besides the sale of from the mines of Almsves, whirl: wil; continue at London and Seville," the art:cle wit: h,ini,torward be also obtainable in any quantity Csd , z. at a price now fixed. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. A liii. of C. is the standard for copper, equal to 4! on fine copper, ban caused an active demand for dividend paying, shares. The transactions have exteaded to eneres in West Seton, Wheal Clifford, Est B Wet:, W:.*: Caradoo, East Wheal Russell, Kelly Bray, and BuLler and Basset mines. Cobre Copper Minine share* are in demand, and have beau dealt M at 43 and 44. an increased divi dend beinz anticipated. Port Philip Mining shares are marked Ws., and United Mexican, 1 i. At the muting of the Poet Phillip and Colonial Gold Min ing Company viol...ley, a dividend of hi. per shut, was declared. Gut Whro: Lo‘,l Alice hu declared a dividend of oa. per abase. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& NIAItK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance was modaste, and the tone firm but quiet. Pei,' 0: moot articles of the trade were mostly on supply of home-grown grain was email. The imports cf foreign pain into London since last Monday were rzmrted this morning so small of dour, fair of wheat end oak and email of barley. lIIAT.-For Euglish an draws of Is. per qr. over last Monday's prieas was Liked, brit few buyers complied with. Foreign 11,4 d firmer at last Monday's rates. Engliab white 40.. to 465. ; red. 355. to 43.. per qr.; Canto: and Kemp hag, 44e. to 58s. par 4041 b. Restock, 60a. to 62a.; outer Baltic torts, 40s. to 608. Frau h, 40s. to 50e. FLOUR firm but quiet at last Monday. pikes. Town. 355. to 46...; Norfolk, 28s. to 295. per 2801 be.; French, 30s. to 39e. per 280Ib. ; Amer., U.8.-per barrel. ILLRY slo ‘l' .4111 at about loot MiCiday'd Eaglet. 325. ia 425. per qr.; Baltic, 28e. to Mr. ; other aorta. 275. to 32a. per quarter. Ctrs Fold slowly et about last Mondev's rates. Britielt 245. to 321. per quarter; Russian, 21r. Gd. to 23e. per qr. other Baltic pons. 221. to 28s. per quarter. Bgans.-English and Egyptian unaltered at last Moe day'e priors. EunFsh tick, 38r. to 42..; hsrrow, 4'2a. to 46i. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 50r. per qr. Egyptian, 33e. per r. PE q AS quiet at last Monday's rafts. English boiler.. 48.. to 5.. b.; nog and grey, 381. to 42a.; foreign, white, 4t s. FLOLTINO C kR001.3.--Bizes lest Friday 36 grain-laden vessels were reported arrived at porta of call, rm.. 14 wheat, 14 mains, sad 6 b..ley, 1 oats, 1 rye, 1 millet seed. The de mand for cares has been, since Monday. very Inactive. The latest sales not reported before were an arrived egrgo of Odessa (Mirk., at 41s. per 491.1 be., a cargo of ersbasion male-. 27.. 9d. per 48011*., alto aa arrived carp millet seed at 21.. 6d. per 4801b1., an arrived cargo Bo*arim maim fetched yesterday at Liverpool, 27.. 9d. per 48010 s. C.F.I. .1.121112•14 1211:0 LAIN PON MOM JULY IS TO JULY 12. pia b 002102. WEL h , ...11A. 1421 1,11. 13•4241 I 140 ::•• = 1 ,44.4 .4,41 2221114 &X Vora. 6/1 lceal4ol 40024. - 24;24*. L 1 104442 - IXXXRIALL AV11112 01 . 11 . Jan. 11 - 18 W 1444. 1 'low 1 4,3. 11313... 1r.% re 61. 64 ri1t.'7,;,265 114 'Os 9'lb 9' 69 464 Ild .1. ld "It 9 , Ma 1 , 39 411, 3d 31, Id 146 94 .1. 61 til. 3 U. 39 MN 41 Ass Al 46.10: SW 9. 66. I. 46s Id wts 9111. 101 21. 6 34. Ai 4'. T.• 41. Id .• —i.— -- • • di< ~....., Arr. tv.sr. , • 18. 1411. 1411 1 . 6.137. 3 , 1 611 3: 414 lO9 dy : - _ Dosv.—Wbank Vista. OW, at.. WW, VW la WSW SWltt tYI 111.40VCAISOIN U 701. AVitlawa knal. yr Wtt*t !WWII tilt WI VIM, ,v 40.0. p^nr. aa 49 11 46 43 9 44 6 46 4 Jul V. Jetty '""~,-, ... _ V ane xJ.I J 0.07 MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Svoes.—The market opened try title week, but the demand improved MN last two days. end the trade I ought froly at last week's currency. Several magma have beet alao mold afloat of foreign. The refitted market has been quiet, but lumps remain qu at 62e. to 64a. Cores.—The public wales have been large this week, sad a decline of fully le. was eetabliehed at the ernumenorinent, bat sales have been more easily made at the does LA Mil re duction. Tea.—The non•elteration of the dodge on Mond ty im parted a steadiness to this article, ant a full amount of turd nem on been dons at the extreme priers ot likt week to ad vance medium Congoe. Common Congou quoted firm at le. 31. Meyers. CUTTON.—/L fair amount of business dine this week at full prices. Rice hen been et aely with a limited business.. SALTPETRE has been dull, end prime de. hoed at the com mencement of ilia week, but the tone of the market rather intoroved at the elate. SPICER have sold as about preimus rates to a limited ex tent. In other wades no materiel alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIN DAY ) The market Is quiet, Town Tallow in quoted 50.. 31. ; Petersburg Y.r., on the erint, 63,. to 63e. 31.. Jnly, 635.; AMMO to September, 63e. 9J.; October to Deo:mbar, 618. to Ms. &I HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADEN HALL.—Hides: 66Iha. to 641ba.. afd. to 4d.; 641ba. to 721 b.., 4d.to 4f d. ; 221bs. 801ba., 40. to 411.; 80th.. to 881ba., 4fd. to dd. : 88110. to 9811,... rid. to Sid. Has hides. tia. to 10s. Cali Adm. light, 2.. Gd. m 4..: MIL Bs. BBILMONTAIY.—Sbeep skin,, —; limbs, 2a. O. to 4s. 2d.: sheatlings, 1.. Bd. to 2a. bd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. hatted= and Smith report the trade doll for haps of 411 deeeriptlens at lower priers. The late intim ma improving the plenta.ions rapidly. Daty 250,0001. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (n' 'ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) STANIFORD MEETING.—(TILIS DAY.) WELLAND STAKES. Half-mile. Sir 'MAC, La BeDot, and Doctrine C. are tetra. RETTON STAKES. Abend One mile and a halt. Heroine of Ladino+ and Taretan are here. CLIFDEN CUP. Four lurking 200 yar•lr. Oiyropue, Sir Colin, Lord of L no, FaiMicro, Delusion, Adauraity, Noieetfe, Romer, S I ition,YHlCH2,Cloncanthe, Banartipt, Production, and IndeperefanNi are here. STAN VORD CUP. Three miles. Idiepenf!enoe and Heir-st• Law are here. OTHLI: Annty.tta.—Newby, Lopcline, Blue Ruin, Are dwar, Ilezzuoul, Tom King. odd Likb et. SERIOUS CHARGE OF SIWOTING tit' t o.olg. KIEV EFL—About half past 5 o'clock on Sandity norroine last, John Donaldson, head namekeerer to the Wtn4crwerth est ite, and a tenter named Ranter. wore out watching. when they 1 lo ardashot fired in Speight.hill wood, men which ;hop entered and saw a n who pored so tie Rllllll/k1 Turner, of B r and ironstone miser, sad ano:her porson. tun into a "bier field. Diteadlen panned and oyerwok Turner, who threatened the if he approached any se tree be wool, shoot him Not wittavanding this threat DOOSA•O3 ILIA, tl.larde TLITII Of f I,llk, rootommenced running. Drrould'on again approached noir to him. when he turned round awl said, - If you ontue any further I'll 'loot you on the • p rt. - Donalhart. made a dash et Turner, when the later rued hi• kiln to hi. shoul der; upon tide Donaldeon struck the end of the run and fortunately diverted its coarse. The trigter watt pulled instantly end the 'hot went ufl, just etcepttg the groin of the keeper. Ran,rer then cattle Up, and Tamer lielessottred. Tile other men effected his e.cape. Oa Mondey list Turn wag brought before E. G. Maynard, Eeq., out committed for trial at the miming lISSiItP, bail being refused.—Derby Brporter. IHE GREENOCK RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—It is our painful ditty to intimate that Mr. Handl Jacobson. so se verely hurt on Saturday nveninw in the catastrophe that occurred on the Greenock railway, died yeeterdav 'terming in the Royal Infirmary. It will be remembered that he stir ttinet C aletll , 4iO3 of the sp'r.", eta eubartrantly became partly...id from the seek d.,aniv.vir. He rainein..l :11 touch the stem condition till his dearth heir g, with o alight snoop. Hon yesterday morning, senatble toll ohs time. On W.doee. day afternoon he spoke freely of his approaching tilts thitton, and needed that the ralwey conspacy . b. 'doter iced with the utmost rigour of the law, dogs sag to V,lti:^l.ol wire of the damages which might be so realm', /1A well EN his personal loreporty. He wee a Dote by birth, :d5 year, of see, and leiged is York-street. Ile we? cl• rk to Mr. 1.. Lethuano. ship-broker end e0121111i.(1.11 age. I. oWn.ttrwet, during the lest twelve months; but we ter'ert tam' be bee been glover." years in Scotland. H. WWI highly trope b ed by hie employer. He will unmerried, hi. parrot. , are ,1...0. ari d be had only two brothers Lying. one in Hull and the other in Denmark. All the other and taws by this sad &tinniest are progressing favourably. M.u , Jessie Adam*, to badly in peed, la contlicred out ci t ionacr ; and Mr. W able t o Findy, Grove-street, who bad his V oil the rupttred . WWlbe I up a Hula yesterday —Glogyo r Mot ning Journal. A letter from Vien ne says :— t ` The goveroment is 1 greedy occupied with the ' , imitated rchirms, awl Mew is resent to boon that the to long tromped orgautz "awe WM woo ace the Irght of day." t 4 ii I . I 0 ;Cr:. RIS. 4