The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-15 00:00:00

complete th. land vEich It Ills is • task of the wa ding.. Ao- A where they verfeetl free toys. If %Are- Ws dealer, in 'hour. sn.l to but 0.4 under U I ballk after etribtre I t the e in a column arts of art her in the name nia of the unctionaries. >f the Leßia il of Lasagne, first ,moges, have Ender; Count officer. The •orations. the (I.ilons I most im me- Rento closed but fell e. Mobilier 2fr. to sfr. onsegurnee of ed from dry ro suppritsed substi- 6laritime Pre- is. It is sup tc r of Marine, / see that the ire advancing twin says : it to this town, lent, Admiral Liters of War, is preparations Ue visit of ths modified and tion on a plate the dock with rive a m►ntion fhe statue of will arrive at a this =oath. all its &pon e submitted to I model of the se of construe be offered to sLrokArs.) L•T.) ▪ INI RADA,. let 44 , 1*We • l(POth Reit ug at tight. w/PllL•D\f. Philadelphia City of liakti me York oa tho [erne paniono , now due, and King William h• eidl proceed . The departure Thu will L• lM in. w his aceeeniain e on Nfoeday, the d•rod at Jeddah, of P•r•. 015111 011 I• left with h r, and had Nay ✓r• •ook sired to assist learnt p•rsalry dford, 601.; the • of Lardowww, d John Rama, 101.; Viammat • 10L 10&; ,f te. Howe ei w Lyttas, SOL; kersy, Esq., lOC ; ms. Esq.. M.P., Oen Lentos, , we might pro ister• teemed ist goreTlltnee Is ;at aotlg=ti hog Ire tat al jab& taw IN* twat ; ta tbat tba may madam Ter meg valeta say 6r MONO leallable es atm ma implps ib• Aso aaverlber o . I pat& assami, to, sod is Jul io y tbsseabasaa.' to ta• mem simismsols as as. was. Ilmt mos at if.h be ems sm. ovens et *bow laud.. d • ri se pills= are it as amdaskal az yabaslia, abate = a fora to gains -10 Mew class el WWI aut gay step antes; sad ea lay gam trblak ma the magralbat a baysalitat of bia ambit. naliaspers of mann of waft is llama Adi, lonwiatillisd e eta eariagitate, peasais lbr las ▪ Cbtlatoo s t ior-lask atia--la Ws cam We Iwo ear iserd Rgoiosge mat Is I ittoble'abei at Illasta rovasssit. w Mg at . goatee ma lout 6004" Tbs rAideare la me an.hated 4, is the rptukl, foe Yes seat 0 ( Mr. Was. ud efottead is the ta ophisa tiat p, sin ier 'so Is in. M. Millor it peak:tow is IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. MOM 01 COMMONS ,TlllB DAY. The Si man& took the elude shortly sear 12 o'clock. Bad rite Bee es Roleoyd's &date Bill, and Sir Bsoj smile Haire Bonus Bill were node Aire, time and poised. Rovessi petielone went panntsd siting the Woof Poisons SUPPLY. The house went into estuna.tke of supply, and the follow- Me rotes were agreed So 432,9901. t r rise disembodied meiHtla. 133,0001 a supplementary anima'slower& d, fraying the charge to. burr irks. This item was thus distributed—via, 67,0001. barna improvements; 30001. Ito the site of new team** at Notwaghsos 700004. tor • new hasping st Illetle7; and 3.0001 . for the main sewer at Netley. Btr W. CODIt iNGlLLlAmprareed his rogret==r sum was 1104 propped, tn order to carry out MS r ikal of the sandary coronsiastion which had recently reported on the subplot of barrack aosommadation in the metropolis. Colonel KNOX called attention to the bad state of the Yertioara-arrest barracks, and suggested that they should be dose ee nru with. PEEL mid It was Impossible to ask for more wag, as all the ways sod mesas of the year were already reef& Kr: COEDIT? asked if ereessermile had bees nude kr tryisi m sew prams fsearylog ths elloblag of eddies Cleasral PEEL eadd w W darsoled MS • uial should be made 63,00A1. to make np 90,000/ required Le the survey of the United Kingdom, and for the Tphical Department. 1,0001., in addition to 14,0001. 0rra , foe the Registry-home, Edinburgh. 20,0001. to defray the outman of the W.llingtoa Thu last vote Owed the estimate of the sessinn, and the chairmen Ole Fitzroy) tree directed to report progress amidst ems cheering. CORRUPT PRACTICER PREVENTION ACT CON- BILL. Os the maks tor - idni leis cosa etio - 71 - ee . on this bill, Mr. V. 13311T11 complained that it was sot merely • con tinuance bill, because It matabeed • clause tencesoning A. mows for tie 0.11.71111101101 r VOilfil SO the poll. M. WALPOLE said there were coullicting &diens in law respecting the legality of such mammas, and he had thought it , only ntht that advantage should be tam of this ball to sena such doubtful points. He had, thertelore, intro duced three amendments of the existing act into this bill—First, to define what was a casdidaie at as election. Second, to alter the remuneration to be paid le the alectiou auditor. At present the audits, wee added to po dug. from the very first 11. spat in the amain. H. the oflicer should receive • Ise of 101. unto Mad that that beyond that he should be entitled to poundage. Third. to place the law with regard to payment of voters, for their conveyance t o ' the poll upon • fixed and settled footing. At pretest the decisions in law upon that point wore conflicting, and by no means settsfactory. After some remarks Ban Colossi FuavcH 11114 t Rt tar Mr. BEN TINCH observed that the third amendment would maks it the interest of the election auditor to swell the ripeness as much as possible. Moreover, Parliament had abolt•htel property quali fi cations, and some thing should be dam to prevent needy candidates from incurring elocdon expiates without having the means of payment. Mr. M. GIBSON said he had been reclaimed by the lota member for Bristol (Mr. Henry Berkeley), who ins unable to attend, to inquire whether next esseion the government intsaded to Introduce • permanent tasesure, and if so, whether it would include the ballot ? Mr. WALPOLE tilih;thouirbi it would be expedient to hm:loco a penemaent measnre, but lila opinion against the ballot wee very decided. The lunar then west into committee. oo lgoot t, •hicTivirtio to tilepaitileat of the travel liag «penete of Totem Mr. DARBY GRIFFITH tooted en amendment =shag the thew directly prohibit the payment of mob expenses. It would open the &or to wholesale bribery to allow such exprnees. Mr. .1. U. 11 TZGERALD supported the clause as it stood. Mr. AYRTON apprehended that the law rued. it Illegal to pay travelhag &apemen bat sot to provide c , nrryancee, and be thrught own a clause as thia would mart the dial amity —win, "Thar it 'ball be lawful for any persos to provide con reyasce for say voter for lb* purpose of as election, bet it shall not be lasted to pay say Ramey at give any saleable consileredes to a rotes for or is respect el Ole travelling ea protes kw sack purpose." ([eft sitting.] DEATH 07 THE CITY CHAMB6IL4IY. Information wu this Inoeniog conveyed to the Lord Mayor awl ease corporate Athol, of the City of the death of Sir J. Hey, Bert, e►ar►atata to the corpegalies, which makachuly mat took pier et hie oNe , at Streatheek lido morainal two o'clock. Death wee owned by as ae• took of 'ow, how which Sir Joha had beet wahrias br some days, although It woe sot till yeetord.y that he., wine thrertaisod of a fatal taithiwatiou. Sir Jobs Key Int osesod the corporatior. as Worms Is 1823, bs.l einelect r the yew let Leagboars Wed. la 1814 ►e sired the slim of shoed of London and Middens, sod stt lae! the usyesealty is 1830. At that time the putis allimiha vas dwelled ups the question of parliamentary rokine, set Sir Jobe Meg ose of the leading supporters at afore ein is the City, was elected to the mayoralty sir la 1881, eastrary to the weal emotes, as as Gaper Ism is _tear of reform tape the put of the City. la 11183 eh. sin of the City chuotorlain beaming acme by Ss esti et Mr. Brows, 811 J. Key became a candidate Se the albs, throohig up hie aldermasic gown to enable hint to do se and, after a contest of atm days, during which he ponsi 6,095, he we elected by a majority of 275 over Mr. Bart. Sir Jobs was highly sad deservedly respected by his oth. Loges is the corporation, and a wide circle of pelves tries& The ofnoe of chamberlain being, by hie death, again vacant, will, no doubt, give rim to a am and lively contest, Y the emoluments Mulched anions, to MON. per annum. LO.VDOX JOINT-STOCI BAY: (THIS DAY). The half yearly general meeting of this company took place to• day, in the board room of the bank , Mr. G. Ycca to tLe eb.dr. A report iollowlng effect woe presaged : " The set profits r • kind during the half-year =ding the SIM of June last, amounted to 99,8201. 12s. fit. This m onk ambled the directors to declare • dividend et the ran of lig per ontuto per annum, and a bone of 10. pm shin, knits. • balance of 32,3701. 17e. 61. es be einted forward, for appropriation at the sod of the yaw IP•• a pgNsstba to the director, to lay helm the mad be the titLolag extract from the minutes of the premed lop .—AI • mating of the board, held cm the Stb of Kay fant4_ the IhMseriag meohnitme were passed onnimenely net hortog Woo tan sonsideratlon be bag end falthtel owner of Kr. Pollard, the traresifttiag denudes of his tine end ellentios to the duties of his ones, sad sepodelly Me Integrity and independence wid th h a ve Man- Win b the discharge of those duties—quehtles which have coteritintad so largely to the prosperity and likyk abaritelor to which this bank had attained—the bond ef *aim that a aubstaadel tietheenlal should be Ced to him, to mark Its appoints/ion of sock merits. a copy of the foregoing r.solation, ikon by the ebelonio, ha delivered to Kr. Pollard, together with the era of 3,0001. se such lastlmontal.' These resolution lad peen carried into effect, and the directors Olt confident that they seitil , l have the hearty coocarrinos of the alianbolders. The dividend and bonus would be payable on and after Pride,. the 23rd ton" Oa the monks that the report be adopted, Mr. boats, Winos. whilst impressing his gratification of the eatiolactory state of their affain., said that the dinetore of mother bank in the same stave took midi, to themselves kw the mount of interest they paid to the public. He was thendere %doted to sob the chairman an the present seeds whether er sot this beak paid any *tweet to the pellie. The CllAttll•W NOM that, trkiner the whole year toge ther, pal.l • Yore ear in latent to the public than the beak refined to. The report wee •40,101, a dividend declared sa reams sassis• sad a vote of thanks paean to the direct re. A resolution was Ina passed thanking Mr. Pollard for his keg sod able services, sad expressiart the shareholden* medial approval of the handsome testimonial which had been premised to him by the di:octets. The misting then iiiparand. Major Edwards, M.P., declining a request :to mica el. ma far Beverley, Mr. E. Aurhaaaty Mover writes to him—. Whet weald the world dunk of the boom rad spirit of a sea who married a warn after lariat learned bow her owe lips that her omedence and her love were rother's f War will he thought of a man who la representing a conetherey, davit well aware t i t: erred erspee-rdier, sad that all redldener, nead end I ma another r y ems add that, &Brodeur, rill din to and charm BALI OF THE PROPERTY or MR. TOWNSEND, Wl.P.—Torterday Mr. Bowes, of the dna of Bowes sad Bel hashes, pat up to warlike, st the Mart, ihe property is bankruptcy of Mr. Towarred, by diroction of the The propoty, which eonspreed various froshold hold s.henna, was ell sold, with the exceptios of oes lot with draw _ _ --- The Ilead-Maaterehip of St. John's Foundation School fur the Sow of Poor Clams, at ILfMara, bay bur mutated myna Om Rs.. h.t. Pap Muder, M.A., of Ualversity Collevro, Oiford, formerly amissaat-lefsimor at W Ambev/o Epigoopil Clispal, Glasgow, and &vials b parrloon. Commiasiober Teh applied to government through iterrprtter, Mr. Matmoter, for • revolver. Fearing that oa.C•orniooi•non istooriorl to commit outride, the ',goon We. rolsoml.-I.ll,skinow, May 29. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1858. Tb. Lard Mayor—lty-the•bye, kre. Dale, I'm glad I hav not seen you lately. You bars not slept at the Nation Masa this sometime. (A lamb.) Complalasat—oh, INT lewd, that's melte a mistake. I sin's ties person. Thanes a drunken wretch at a wane& that takes the Iteeny logo by my same. That's the party you mess, my lord. if over I catch her lamp, I'll charge her before you. Tite Lgrti Mayor—Do, sod that ehe I shall taste net thee rum nor gin for twenty-one days at any rote. I hope flat she will take the hint, he I mans you that eh, shall pa) the penalty. Be cue yon give her that inform lion from me. (Laughter.) OONALLPLIIXT OP BIRTH! Barred IT lee( 2cl, a decently-seired young morose, who seemed to her position very acutely, was plated at the bar before Mr. Carrie, charged, at the merinos of Mr. lospector Langdon, of the N dtvrioo , with 04110041111 the birth of her female child on or about the 19th of June last, in the parish of St. Mary, Stoke Newington. It appeared from the evidence that the priaoner had been in the employ of Mrs. Margaret Elise Bracher, of 16, NW place, Arthur road, Stoke Newington, as a general servant, for about two months. In consequence of some soecion that her mistress entertained, the prisoner et the time being very stout, she questioned her about the matter, but she denied that she was in the fantilrway. On Saturday, the 19, Mrs. Bracher, fancying that the primer had bees wa fted, spoke to bar, when else denied that there was any truth for her mistress's seeplokee, end went about her work in the ordinary near. Oat the Monday follow ing the water-closet being suddenly napped up, Mr. Inspector Langdon, of the N division, warn sent for, sad be having procured the aid of a bricklayer, ordered the closet to be opened. After the lapse of a very short time the body of a female child, fully rows, was found wedged in the water-closet pipe so tightly, that the pipe had to lejwieloin before the body oould be removed. The divisionak =gee having been sant for, he examined the child, and azpressed it as his opinion that the child had been born alive and that the prisoner bed beet moaned very recently. When Mr. Lengdon told the piteous the serious charge scene her, she said " I was not aware I was so near my confinement," and added that the &thee had been a soldier that he had bee invalided and that he had been following the trade of a butcher since, but that she had net seen hint for the lee dye or six months. The prisoner was thee taken to the Romerton Workhouse when she had remained until Saturday Init. Mr. Leucite added that from the inquiries he had made be had every reason to believe that the prisoner's friends were very respectable, and that they resided in the county of Kest. The prisoser ss d, when sekad, that she did not 'dab at protest to say sorbing In answer to the charge. Mr. Currie fully commistad the primmer to the sessions for WORSHIP-STRErt. DARING STRIBIT 10111131 Y. Ames fellow,Cotuesili,VpoWerfully 7 b;llt wu charged before Mr. Hamadll with stealing a reticule, containing gold and silver, from the person of Mrs. Jan* Frith, a married lady, melding et 46, Downhatn-road West, sad also with seemilthig a police:constahle and a civilian. The 1.4 ;mild that while walking in Shoreditch, last maim 664111.1111111 with bar daughter, the prisoner walked Wat the reticule barging on her arm. N appeollges being very stoat did not give way, but the plasm resolutely held on, broke her parasol three nide off. Pleas, lad finally tore the bag from the straps, with which he Min Emily Frith, the daughter, &pond to the robbery la a similar manner, adding that when the prisoner got the pro perty and ran away her mother wee very ealtatisted and alarmed. She therefore raised an outcry, and a constable went in pursuit. Bush, 41 0, said he beard the alarm and followed the prioner into a notorious locality, where for the time he leaped, but feeling assured that he was in one of the cellars, he proceeded there, looked about in the dark until, with his staff he felt something soft, and procuring • light found it was the prisoner crouched up like a monkey, the reticule was discovered in a tank In the same collar, but minus • hal:- sovereign. It farther appeared that when taken into the street the prisoner assaulted police-Aim Scott, and a civilian. Mr. Ifammill observed that it wee • moat daring robbery, and attended with extreme vielelolo, and told the priaonsr, who pleaded guilty, that he Mould send him for LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. B.X . PRESS OFFICE, Thursday, ep.m. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. ( CHIB DAY.) (11' ZLSOT/LIC TiLI9IL6PX.) LIVERPOOL CUP. Beams: c .. .. .. Julia .. .. .. .. Jordaa .. .. .. £lOO HANDICAP PLATE. Lady Kingston Babylon Joan of Arc .. 9 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 15 BOYS. Ran Avis Stocklaam 6 ran. LATEST BETTING. THE DERBY. 2,000 to SO apt Vilcing 3,000 to 76 Bobtamoon THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.—The annual sittings of tie Wesleyan Conference will be held this yew at Hull, the preparatory meeting of the stationing committee being fixed for this day (Thursday), whin about forty mi nisters tram a distance will be in attendance. The first gement mesting of the matinee° will be held on Wednesday next when it le empanel that about 400 ministers of the denoinination will be present. THE DEANSHIP OF FACULTT.—There is to be no tonna for the °Mae of Dean of the Faculty of Advocates, Vac dad by Mr. TAW' promotion to the Smttish batch. Two candidetm were to be put In nomination, Mr. 0. Dramas Bell and Mr. James Malaria; but on Wednesday Mr, Bell Intimated hie witbdnind. Scale! AT s . DsT.)—This morn ing, between the hours of three sod tom o'clock, a Ire broke out in the preadeas of Mn. Cross, boarding-hoses kec per, 37, Ludgate-street. The Inmates made en attempt to descend by the sterol" but upon reaching the asemd floor lending were met by such powerful bodies of emir r to prostrate Mrs. Cross, who weighed nearly eighteen stone. The servant, A. Appleton, wee tumble to bit her ; the other inmates escaped over the roof of the house. At this juncture Belford and Briggs arrived with their escapee from Cheeped' and Bridge-street, and Watford managed to mesh Mrs. Crow, and with difficulty planed her La the begging of the are escape; as she was so stout he was formd to get is himself and push her down ; the moment they tits ground, the conductors were entbosiamioally applauded. They agar ascended end brought down the rawer. Tke ere me not extinguished until the back of the building wee comiderably damaged. GREAT FIER AT PORT ELIZABgTII.—The moat destructive are which has yet been known in the Beaters Province of the Cape Colony occurred at Port hilmbeth, on the night of May 143, when the stores occupied respectivety by Diusell. Ebden, and Co., A. J. Clermont* and Co., A. Wares and Co. ' and M. and G. Kemp, were entirely de struyed. The t oes is variously estimated at from seventy to one hundred thousand pounds, including premises and stock. Clemente, it is mid, le towed la a Cape company, end also in an inaurance company in England. THE PORTSMOUTH Moans.—The grand jury at the lii . toohesbir arra have *red the bill of inektmeat "genet Edwin Hart, for the wlNnl murder of his brother, Daniel Hart, in Bt. Thonsesteiereek Pareeratk, to Merck ler la all probability the jury adopted filo mama Y ems "equates of soma remarks mad, by the Judge (Mi. Bans Channail) In his Marge to time an Mondry, and whki was to tide —Thiel If they them* the bete wen sold- Mandy strong to Mem hke waredea they ward Pod a am bill ; if, however, tie grasses appeared to be isina cient they would Omar the bill out, as is ffire latter case Hart raid M (if any fresh fads turned up) again aPPrehtuded, old the charge renewed, wirmses the CAW wee tried sad a war se "Not (lefty" neerded, he would that be a free era. sad not babes to area bre after. We eadrered Ihme was same &Mika smog the jury as le the of talisevidrate ; bat ea Terry, saw a art patient of tie lengthy ranee, seaspyieg arm& they weer to have bra ewer epee re prepetety of ade pt lealr. Irma Cheasslre aeggserre, sad tiosiehr• threw sir the MIL Me precast will met likeiy be direrged en the &hi of the oar. Ea is read Se have bream very metre dery the per week oe two, and more sad same so es the day of mid WigVr— tout Season Greer. il ATTACK ON A WARDER AT CHATHAM.-- Take& ae a party of convicts were at work on the screw samar, Is Chatham dookyard, under the of a man asenui re of thous, Derr Thenalea, Al 2 re rear with a beery piles eg batten, lir dews rid brew hie 11l be teems raw etblee Mae eareak Kea word liar with a mallet. Oa DesslYe beteg reared It wee domed that his arm sad several of hie Mlle wen beam Hs wee taken to the Idesasry of the prima, whale emu pronounced to be to • very paeearbee state. We learn from Egypt that the operations on the railway between Cairo and Suez, have ben resumed, sad 4,000 labourers are now employed on the excavations sad leveltings of the still unfinished portion of the line. Not withstanding this numertcal strength, the completion of the entire railway is not looked for before the spring of 1859. Nolte Tian, July 0. 4 .111 ill all SHARB LISTS-THIS DAY. Two &Moos. The railway share market to-day 'is firm, and a number of the leading stooks, ncluding more 'especially Caledonian, Midland, and Great Northern, exhibit an adv..t ce. London and North Western stock is now quoted 901 to t; Midland, 921 to 4; Greet Western, 491 to 50; Lancashire and Yorkshire. 901 to 91, being rather flat; London and South Western, 40( to 47, per share; Great Northern, 261 to ; and "Astern Counties, 12 3-18 to 6-18, being in good demand. The settlement of the account has formed the prin cipal barium. But Indian railway stock is steady, at 1041 to t. Great Western of Canada shares are also well sup ported. Pernambuoo shares are rather flatter. Bahia remain quiet. In other foreign description; the transactions have been very scanty. vairtztaair en 1211 ASO 111 , WU. Ill T r—'4 " I "' Wan ' ",4. &tMr. JOAO. , I Mimeo sad Ha*tad Wit Imo Saitho Otetorall De. A ♦to N•. gull pa is pYdb B. DuLd., Pis Abed. Ja Oat* Jawlike ~.,"~w.._..~ w..~u.~v0. ° a r~. @ :: via Cul — e s.."7l•Fr ai zza : le mi p i ea:: aid We& Ilnk resl D.J . Sr atalic Lashadow sod t Lame*, sal rilike: Ds. 4iio il h v. hha na . De. d Y Lo Dtlw adosCo: O m = NUNN I::r m ute r rab lealeld ynr,eer. a lAasolsia - _ l i garauk De. Dna. aad ,Daela 1 1 ?bse a tillii Vara V6rl2 2622 Dame. Zia *** Da.4l ..... PA" • Nor* Nor* GO to re h rd. Vr east - iiii: Panalacaula ...... h ir t, toe duly NW lama y lOn Ualc rasi all DV 180 001 . » LII lea lesaliTaeltak. LI De. is.. . all Asia. . Woklogla42; all Irk , 46a and Daranabas I* Val* al loath la Waawfard wad as Walarlaed awl all Wad Oirmaul W W. &Wel aos.a^OrnwA P W Do. • ras. body. 71 al o. 21 gar at. paid to EI ▪ Wailmadia _ _ BRITIeui aermi ibura.E. a De. J 194Mr41 . Oce tsp.& Yt MR Oardw. Mom- De. Kew . Do. 1348,1147 aDt af Po. as. de. De. is 11, waft' 49. DIA peel r. 44 re m . Di,peD.77 &kiid. D. V yr.et .. De. id DU. eas, /fas.Gus..s 367: 1 pit Onl .. LINZ@ LIMILD AT it ii 1:' if' .1 Is 12 14 19 PI 100 17 79 103 I 4.1 31 dl pa 1 i ma 4,7" N 1. v ir 7 44 14 iii; 381 161 $1 L 3 4 ! 14 &I 83 M i 87 78 80 18 16 T gar 9 U 84 M N 11 i 1 y _ I Or l a i F ISI dia I Pa MN .. ... 17 ii lb 71 & 3 Cm I di war I l i t gar rP. l ]N Yf ilf Isi itt os " C so xe It 81 Me pee e elle per 2 T. T.' II F M ° . as 1 i eta i so IFIZIID MTA 103 iii I M nt I MONEY MAIZIIIII-22125 DA k. Two O'CLOCK. The funds opened this morning with heaviness, at a fresh reduction of atiat 1 per cent., owing to the news contained in the Bombay telegram : but some large and influential investments have since been effected, and prices are now quoted 1-16 to per cent. higher than they closed yeaterday. The share markets are steady. English railway stooks have again improved. Consols, for the 3th of August, were first marked, 95, improved to 931, "buyers," and are now quoted 1 95 3-16 to 5-16. For money the present quotation is 1 95}. The Reduced Three pet Cents. have been dealt in l at 951 to 951: the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 951; the New Two-and-Half per Cents., at 781 to 791; Bank Stock, at 222; India Stock at 218; Exchequer Bills, March, at 335. to 375. prem. ; ditto, June, at 21s. to 245. prem ; Exchequer Bonds, 1839, at 100; ; the India Loan Debentures, at 991 to 1 ; and India Bends at 16s. to 18s. prem. The foreign stock market is very inactive. Turkish Six per Cents. are well supported, at 941 to 95 1 The scrip a the New Brazilian Loan is firtie '. r at 1 tot die. In other foreign stocks there is no important alteration in price. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868 (scrip), e to 1 dim.; French Foor-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes,% fr. 371 e. (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., 191 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99i ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents. 891; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 271 ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 941. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to M. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 30c. for tie end of the month, being the same as the last quotation of yesterday. The telegram states that the Bourse is " very flat." Amongst the considerations which tend to increase the dulness of the English stock market are the ru mours of new loans. The Turkish loan, however, with which we have been threatened for some two years pest seems to have been adjourned, for the twen tieth time, and, assuming that our government really eontemplate undertaking the task of cleans ing the Thames, money will not be wanted for this purpose for some time to come, and the ex penditure will probably be spread over a consider able period. About 44,0001. in gold was yestedray withdrawn from the Bank for exportation, makirg a total of 258,0001. since the date of the last return. The next return, extending to last evening, will also be affected by the withdrawals of coin by the dividend receivers. The large arrival of Australian gold, however, will arrest the drain from the Bank, at least for the present. In the discount market yesterday, although the rate for first-class bills did not exceed 21 per cent., there was a good demand for money, owing in part, perhaps, to the circumstance that the whole of the outstanding advances made by the Bank during the shutting of the transfer books (and including the bulk of the sums so advanced) fell repayable yester day. The applications at that establishment were to a fair extent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on Government securities is about 2 per cent. Much satisfaction was expressed yesterday afternoon at the announoement that the steamer Royal Charter has arrived off Queenstown from Melbourne, after a passage of 94 days, with 93,732 ounces of gold and 30,400 so vereigns, worth in all about 405,3001. If the sovereigns are of English coinage they will be sent into the Bank, but the bulk, if not the whole, of the gold dust will probably be taken for exporta tion to the Continent. At Lloyd's, yesterday, seven guineas per cent. was offered, and ten guineas asked, on the insurance of this vessel. Her arrival does not appear to have been known in the Stook Exchange. The Shooting Star has now been out 84 days from Melbourne, with 188,4001. in gold ; the Heather Bell, 70 days, with 303,1001.; and the Eagle, 47 days, with 103,8001. The Alhambra, from the Peninsula, has brought only 3,3361. in specie. The steamer Teviot is expected to arrive at South ampton to-morrow or Saturday, with the 138,1081. in Australian gold, brought to Suez by the European. The accounts from Paris state that the subscrip tions to the new railway loan have reached about a million of bonds, the number offered being 271,000. Ile Orleans Company, as already stated, has ob tained by far the al number of subs criptions, the Lyons-Mediterranean, Eastern, and Ni astern Companies fo ll ow in the o rder named. According to advices from New York, the applica tions for the new United States loan of 10,000,000 dole. are expected to be very large, and the prices high, ranging probably from 105 to 110 per oent. A tolerably accurate estimate can now be formed of the financial results of the past half-year to the principal railway companies. The subjoined shows the rates of dividend expeced by persons who have good opportunities of obtaining correct information : London and North Western from to 4 per cent. per annum. Load= and South Western „ 4to 4i per cent. per annum. Great Western „ per cent. per annum. Great Northern =MI= Midland anntim: Lancuhire and Yorkshire.. „ 31 to 4 per cent pet 11111211 AL Caiedoniaa 3i per cont. per annum u a maximum. Berwick York and North Midland — 3 per cent. per annum u a maximum. Leeds Northern— The following oommunication has been addressed by the Secretary of the North Eastern Railway Company to the Stock Exchange, and has given rise Ito a good deal of remark, the more especially es the variations In the traffic returns of this company have on previous occasion, excited comment. The 'rub ject is of importance, as bearing upon the trust worthinees of the traffic returns of railways in general. In these matters the shareholders and the public assuredly want nn " estimated'," bat facts. The directors of the North Eastern Company are understood upon one occasion to have spread over a series of weeks a considerable sum, which reached them as a kind of exceptional receipt. This way of dealing with the traffic returns is open to abuse, and Gannet possibly be regarded with approbation : I or third by the directors to inform you that the returns of trails upon this seaway, published weekly, will in forum be emeeted with*, amount of the ta.•••al traffic for the =hamoth of the privies', year, instead of the l was pabhahed at the line. The weekly re tinae fir gets 11/11R rallwsys bean to some extent estimates MUM Upon ithrodeet dos a (Mune from the tearing- Menu bow oilh.a 01,4 wee a month), variations between the mem% and the meal amounts, as afterwards 110111110i1111111 0 11111•Narily exam The board, therefore, have des Mial Ike Os Ware not to most sweisats which have been isosi rto iselfre* bat to compere the weekly estimate for Go 01111111114 year meth what wee the nal amount of the traffic tie Ms ems with ai the previous year. The LOAM sad North Western Railway traffic return romans this week a decrease of 7,8561. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,1231. • the Great Western, an increase of 2051. ; and the London and South Western, • decrease of 2,1791. The arrangements in anticipation of the settlement in the market for English railway shares indicate that the supply of stock is generally,limited. The rates of "continuation" yesterday were cons( quently light. Great Western stock was decidedly scarce, and com manded a " backwardation" of to 3.16 per cent. The supply of London and North Western stock is also apparently scanty. North Staffordshire shares, on the other hand, are plentiful. French shares are in good 'ripply in this market, although scarce on the Paris Bourse. The followin shows the rates current at the commencement of business: Lasicak and North Wettovi front "even " to i per cent. oak tinuanon. Groat Wee'arn „ 1-16 to 3-16 pie cent. bade. wardatlon. Midland • „ to per teat. Ilintinua- Lanes' , hire and Yorkrbire 3-0 40 4: 16 AIM - I -- Caledonian Great Northern I to f dia. Berwick , to 3-18 ditto York and North Midland , '„ -16 to g ditto South Eastern Para' and Leone - s"to 7 pr cent. per annum. Northern or Prance Besteen of Pranos Southern of Prance 6 to 7 .per cent. per annum. Subjoined are the latest qaotAtions of ineurance ,canal, and other misc e llan eous shame, as gives in the last Stock Exchange List : • ) Insurance Shares:—Alliance, British end Foreign, 17f, 171; Atlas, 18}• Ciett,ty,ll6,• Eagle, Of ; English and Scottish Law Lite, 4; Guardian, 601 en div. ; Indemnity flarins, 149; London snit En , vincital Law, - 2 ;* Law Pile 3f i Learion, b 9, 39 ; Liverpail and Lose= Fire wad Ills; 9f ; Merino, 87 ex div. ; Pelican, 491; Phoenix., 174, 172,176. Gae end Coke Companies :—European, 14; Oast Con teal, 101 ; Imperial, New, 27, 26f ; ditto CouUnimtel„secand capital, 631 ex dlr. ; Landon Parliamentary, 291, 36f ; ditto, Blue Prefwe=, 60; Ratcliffe, 161; United Generkl, 18; Westminster Chattered, 683; ditto, Western A, 9}; ditto, B, Bf. e Canal Shares :—Birmingham, 94 ; Rochdale, 84; War wick and Napton, 9 ; Worcester end Birmingham, 17f. Wetorwarks Stocks :—Claelres New Guaranteed, 25; Grand Junction, New, 36 ex diet ; sm*erark rdjaux hall, 96 ex_div. Dock :—London, 107}. . Bridles , —Huniterktd. 61; %Woo, 2j ; ditto, Old An nuities 0181.. 30. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaitu reports as follows : American railroad securities hays. since OUT last, remained very steady. In Illinois Contraction Bonds coutgerable transactions have- taken place, at improving rates, Vie price at the dose Laing 80 to 81. The shares have fluctuated between 27 and 24 dia. closing heavy at 26e to 21 k db. We note a renewed inquir y ! for first-claw bon ds, suck as faun eylvania Central and New York Central, both of whkii are scarce, and investors Bnd • difficulty in procuring them except at full prices. • The report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined: The quantity sold wee not quite so large as In Tues day, the sales having gone slower; yet prows werwibetter, and in most instances were equal to the highest point offrues day's sale. 1,164 cheats pawed today, of which 866 charts ware withdrawn, 89 1 beets bought In, and 720 chaste sold. Total quantity pared, 2,724 chests, of which 1,615 have been old. LT 8Y1141400 The funds remain fiat, in the absence of important investments ; but the fresh reduction establiahed to day in Consols did not exceed 1-16 per cent. Very little holiness was done, as many of the principal dealers and speculators are making preparations to leave town, as usual about this season. The advioes from Paris also refer to the departure of many of the well-known frequenters of the Bourse. The heaviness of the funds did not extend to the other departments of the Stock Exchange, prices being generally well supported, despite the dulness of business. Most of the leading English radway stocks showed a tendency towards improvement in the afternoon, partly in consequence of rumours;that some of the traffic returns are more favourable. Preparations for the settlement in this mfirket formed one of the principal features of the day's btsiqese. Console, which closed yesterday at 954 sed4 u rs," for the 6th of August, opened this morning at t 951, and after being temporarily offered at sk, closed at 95 1-16 to 3-16, or 954 ' rather buyers.' For money the last price was 95. The Government brokers made another small investment. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Gent. Consols, for money, 931, 95k, 95 ; ditto, for account (sth August), 931, 934; Three per Cents. Reclined, 951, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 951, 4,4, 4; Bank Stock, 222 ; India Loan Debentures, cffik India Bonds, 20s. prem. The regular re-opening of the transfer-boois of Consols will take place on Friday. Exchequer Bills exhibit an improvement of about ls., the March bills being quoted 335. to 365. min., and the June, 211. to 245. prem. In the foreign stock market the tremulous mere limited, but prices remain steady. Turkish Si; per Cents. were well supported, and closed at 95 to 4. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were also,. in some demand, for inveetment. The scrip, of the new Brazilian loan was firmer, at to 4 dud, ___ N. pt.' IaILWATI. I Nadas Weft I ilia. 11 an Naked 1 Wieimalsillaassd la LIMN a 1. WNW%) 1 N. 108 DaddaiDwaskan lie Lan- dis aad IL IN Jua lferlis Wale* 10) lt2 illa■ as ..... v. ......- 101 10 : I : smo M gr il k. 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(Bean Mr. Commielsar row) TM TM )111.1) , VOIN.-•-TOTAL IIiVITILL OF CIITIFICATIL Tile bankrupt, a lace-dealer, of Outter-lane, applied for hie certificate • short time ago. He wee then opposed by Mr. Ford and Mr.•Linklater, on the ground of having node false Mersa cf the proceeds of his sales on commission to his principels, Mears. Oliver, of Nottingham. Ilus Honour now rave judgment. He old—The bankrept's application fur certificate is opposed by the **Agues, and by • French creditor carrying on businets at Calais. Tie charges against Wm s.nt reckless trading, making false otties in his books, and reederiag tans accounts to Meters. Oliver, of Nottingham, who had consigned goods to him gar 'de on commission. It appears that Heldman% is a Gse.aaa, and that he went to Paris, sod set up then as a dealer to lace. After remaining there a sheet time, he same to Load= in 1834, with • capital of 100/., and commenced boner as • laminae, in Alderman, In • short time he bad lost his oadml ot 1001., sod his debts exixeded his assets by 8641. Undeterred by this ill semen be removed in 1866 from Aidermaabury to handsomer premises, in Outter-Los, where, by • soinewtiat profuse many is improvements, by exhibiting • oonsiderable number of drams in hi. employ (be had Moe trade servants in 1837), end by other arts with which reckless men are familiar, he contrived to fill his warehouse in Goiter-lane with goods obishissi on credit, and imposed on two most re spectable lawmen of Bohner:aim Moan. Thomas and An drew Oliver, to sob an event that between Juno, 1868, and December, 1867, be his... indebted to theta to the amount of 16,2211. In December he declared 111=811 bankrupt; his debts are 18,0001. and apwards, and the owes he has pro- I ducted have only realised, after payment of sergeneen abut 8001. These facts, of course, establish the shirr of reales" trading. But there are two graver charges opted him, one, that he made fates entries le his books be abs purpose of concealing the true state of his attain; the oar, that he habitually rendered fans statements to the Warm Oliver of the prima at which he sold roods °muddied by them to him for sale on their account. With mod to the drat charge it appears that M o,tober, November, and Dumber, 1837 , he sold the goods of Masses. Oliver at prime far below cost prim, and far below the prices below which he was expressly forbidden by theta to sell - . HL reason fur doing this was, that he bad nut the means of tasulng bills of his own whites wen then coming due ; and tr.. stave o ff the evil day of bank ruptcy, be sacrificed Mews. Oliver.' goods for ready ney to meet hi. own bills. He wee, however, anxious to conceal from his own servants what he had been doing, and to tffect this he canoed the goods to be in dorsed from his washouts at the prices they ought to have fetched, and corresponding seitrise to be made in the books ; and, having dose this, and deceived hie warehouse servants, he had the invoices so prepared oat up to his counting- house, where they were destroyed by a con fidential clerk, one Mario, and then Marlar, by hie order, prepared the invoices wording to the real price at which the goods had been sold, and diepatched the goads with the subetituted invoices to the purchasers. Of course by so doing he committed the ounces ified la the Bankruptcy Law Consolidation Act, 1848, asc. 2 40. "If the bankrapt shall, with intent to conceal, the true state of his Wales, have lord false books, or made false entries in, or withheld entries from, or wilfully altered or falsified any book, paper, deed, writing, or other docuroent relating to hie trade, dealings, or estate,' to which o ff ence die legislature los attached the punishment of suspensioq or refusal of sortifloste, with reread of protection. That he habiteaffy rendered false statements to the Moms. Oliver of the prices at which he had sold their geode is equally clear. It was arrangement with them, and thwaion his duty and hie habit to add weekly accounts of the seise be lied effected of their goods, end of the prime they bed l a rked . During October, Nomad end December, um, Ishi sold the goods at ruinous d : ; but in the weekly sale sheets sent doers to Memo. , et Mordsittem, be rsprominted the sales as ha vi ng be node at prior which, though low, were either the acted g= which they had 114120- timed, or prices bet y reduced. These stele manta were all falea. The bankrupt, on his no madien before nee, did not deny that the weekly sale ebenie ow thews of Lb.ekeed , bat he had the effron eery to dans what I have ant the sigh doubt weir an in kier delsehaul—that the Messrs. Oliver had sanctioned W haft these isles 4111111 Mints for some purpose of their owe, and he added that be had fa private letters to them WA then the whale MIL The Metiers. 011 eve la- Mighedtly Ha &lege ; and I believe thus, kr I an r a tdled that they are mod respotalie ma. Ikwgk they Mee ailed with wonderful tadlearotis Igrabg ass naafi eswihnue hi such an adventurer se Held emen. net eases part of the law of debtor and area* whisk ammellue add Weed encourages creditors to masa ** te *did prehrendiel permute each for himself under the acmes bow , cord of staking • fair, and equal, and kart dherftellea of the mode amongst all under bankruptcy, hes, la this instance, as in thou/ands of others, produced collateral mischiefs. The mis &id in this as weeWr, that when the knaveries of Ealdaisaa woo dkwoterd. the readihros of the OTIFSEI test tor a polleseass and ihmeasesed r rho Idle be charge It s did sot instantly sessade a ill of Mil in favour of the Mims. The bill of sob wee oraweled, and Immediately Haldiesties property and busks wed ppm were seized and reamed kos his proihme ; sad thus he hie bees inkied with a phradisie man for not pro ducing the lotises he missile 1111% written by the Man to hhe_.andharieig lin to sell at the prime at which he Hi end. He rye :—" I rasa* produce those letters, buss all my papers were .stied ander the bill of sale rim in the Oliver' ; and it is sot for their interest le mince qui lateen, last they should prove the bulk of my stained that I carnally kept them In liesotd of the truth." Ido not IFITO the slightest credo:toe In thee heputdioe ; bet ft most be doited that the emirate, under the wierldeveas WPM gloat by the common law tome medico., has taulehol apporvealthe fur ins-inns lions whisk would not haus mina If the only power of seizure had bees that orderly sod id* seizure which takes place osier , 4 the hens& set el one creditor grop ing Ass err Ike lumalk of ad. Under the circa/n -oblesse she,, I fed it my duty to refuse the bank eurka=se_lilentie whatever. Will year Ileoffor withhold the toning of en =doll= tertlicate ter a her days, until my client is *NW as to the roam kasha puma f The Onnaisissioster—l de not hind to do so again ; that Freed= bra been go auk ahem& The only course will ha is auk awe to apply Ms the court above to order execution to he stayed ; sad ups salemblei gnarl being shows, no doubt the coon WOW de so. IN 11 MIMES JAMES DILLON. The bankrupt was desaibad as of Delaware-crescent, Upper Westbearmi-tearace, Paddington, end of the Lyceum Theatre, lasses sad manager of the mkt theatre, bookseller, aomatiatios spost, deskr and amputee. Tale was the ea lamination uwastiag. ife aesownhe bad been Bled ; bat a pre liminary stalsinsat pespared by Mr. Butler, the accountant, lbws Atat the Ilakeilles ate about 5,0001. the amount of innits Is masarlids. Kr.B•erley, cs behalf ot the bentrept, asked for ea • e eweseat. The mearrata we* not filed, therefore It was el assweity. The Cemakeleser—Why ere the ecroonrs not hied ? Mil. Mr . Baldry —Far • roma which we can all Ally taller- Tit; Corasiesetar—Because the weather is so MO (Lailiters) 14. Bagley—Mr. Dillon was travelling by • railway bob ea the Orsat Northern, and met with • very serious assilleat which hie quite loatpacitated him from attending be laisioess. I have • medical certificate to that diet, *yid by Dr. Beard, of Welbrek-street. The Commiseioser—Then I soppy* the applies** for al is coosented to tnat ab aerrance-1 was prepared, on behalf of • large maw, le aappppoosees re this 000saion ; but M the face of a medial eerYloate,l swot resist the application now made. The eassaioatiost meeting was then adjourned for two moot*. It appears that Mr. Mks is at prevent at Hall. The ao eldest Ikon which ha le SUierinit took plant on the Great Northern a few weeks ago, Mr. Dillon bedag then on hia way to Manolweler. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Mary Barton we. chimed before the Lord Mayor with baring need Isinrage atkulated to lead to a brea ch of the peace, towards Mrs. Ann Dale. The compleineat, who teemed to stand very unsteadily in the witness-box, said that she met the defendant in Caolo - some days ago, sad was surprised at bearing her self called en Irish vagabond, and still more surprised at Sliding that the person who callad her so much out of her true eamo, was bar ould friend Mrs. Berton. The Lord Mayor—Now, Mrs. Dale, tell me how much you have been drial this morning. Complainant—nn morning, your honour P The Lord Mayor—Tee, you have been at it, and I want to knew how much you had put before you came hare to make your emetplanit. Complainant—Why. then, Indeed my lord, its not worth 'maids/ of. I bad only part of a drop of rum. An Irish voice in the crowd behind the bet—Oh, Man, Ood forgive you! My lord, she and the prisoner at the her have been drinking together all the morning. (Laughter.) A policeman—lt Is true, my lord , they have been drinking ' t her. t—By the virtu of my oath, my lord, I soma testet7rthe aced me to take a sup, and for ould acquaint ance sake, I wouldn't alum. The Lord 1470e—A24 sow you come here to swam spinet beef Do_yeie think that fe.fr Complainant—WA I think I treated her very kindly. I dank with her after shroabmed me and my country. Defendant—My lord, I bad to pay for the rum although she swallowed almost the whole of it, and because I couldn't stand say tor n up she comes against me. Complsimmt—Well, I'll leave It all to your lordship. I don't went to do her say harm. The Leal Mayer—Thu I advise you, as you have been drinklag tagmber to go and sat together. That will do 3co mete service. (Mere the prim curtsied to the Lord Mayor, and shook hands very cordially.) eII,DIXANN ILkO LSD 111•00111. IT It to 12 71 M. N 66 i r 1i i lii MI WI dlf II 9Y k 4 Sat 1161 * I 14 On n n es $ IS MINES.-THIB DAY. Two o'Ll,oet. In the mining market to-day shares in Great Wheal Alfred, North Roskear, Providence Mines. and Great South Tolgus, are enquired for. Wneul Harriet shares are a shade firmer. Other descriptiqns are quiet. Cobre Copper shares are still offered, and ire marked 40, showing a decline. Linares have been dealt in at 91, being dull. WEDNEeDLT ETIIIIIII4 The mining market shows even increased dulness. The inquiries are very few, prices are nominal, apd the tendency is in nearly all cases against the sells. Wheal Edward shares may be quoted lower. Cobre copper aluucs remain flat. United 3fenicsis net with a few inquiries. COMMERCIAL AND MARZEI& MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. ffros.R.—This article continues heavy, and there dose dot appear to to any speculative buyers in Me markets. Pries. are with difficulty supported. Refined lump', 52.. to 66e. Corran.—The demand continues rather dull. Plantation Ceylon, flue ordinary small, sold at 68e. to 60s. middling, 655. to 693. ; good ordinary native, 47a. to 475. 65. Tsa.—The public sales are going off heavily, and a large portion buying in; but where sales are made rather lower prices have been a ccepted for medium Congon. Ruit—Rewards sold at la. 84., which was a low prior. Rion-10,000 bags Rangoon were off.ered In public sale, and bought in at 7s. 6d. to Bs. The market is dull. lirritoo.—tad day : The sales have gone off with anima ties, and the advance of 3d. to 61. on the price of last sw far shipping. Bengal is fully supported. liorpahs fit lbr export, sold at 4d. to Bd. advance; low sorts are vary neglected, as also dry leatMadres; 1,164 chests have pawed the auctions to-day, including 345 cheats withdrawn, mod Si cheat. bought in, leaving 720 charts sold. Cotrotr.-300 bales *old. Jot a hoe sold steadily. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The miricat is quiet. Town tallow te quoted 484. not ash; Petenbare Y.C. ea the spot, 49d. ; July sad August, 49. d. Od. ; Septacabor, 49a. 3d.; October to Decem— ber, 495. to 3d.; ditto, separ►tely, 49e. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. We have a fair supply of beasts; trade is drill except for the but qualhiss, which are not very plen tiful. The number of cheep and lambs is about the same as on Thursday last. Sheep are selling in Monday's quotations. A considerable number of Mobs remain unsold. Trade is heavy for calves at rather lower retie. From Germany and Holland there are 275 besets, 1,410 sheep. and 440 olives. Spain, 80 besets. Norfolk and Suf folk, 100. Northern and Midland Counties, 400. And 119 milch cows from the Home Counties. Baitram c48:14. a. 4. a. 4. ewe Maw at Via. 4. 4 61•44 lisestor44.. 4 4 4 8 Dm Do I Hf- brad. 4 0 4 I Deg Mara•karaa— -. 4 2 4 e • m be•Aa.. 2 8 I , 4 - 4 4 — l Oaks ......... 4 0 4 8 elm a liernd Bat I) ilsir.orrii .. • • • • 110. 8k4417 a 4 asaraat. 1365; dim and laol4 - 12.8401 .44 • 14 . no; Ow BMITHFEELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports ths ripply short, with • brisk &- mewl at advanced prime. Primo meadow hay, 80.. to ; superior do., 87.. 6d. to 92e. 64.; inferior do.. 1365. to 765.; new do., 75e. to Ms., clover, old. 965. to 1160.; sewed oat, 85a. to 100 a, ; 90s. to 100 s. ; 365. PENINSULAR MAILS.—The Peninsular and Or- Mal Compaay's steam picket Alhambra, Captain Steward, Admiralty agent, Lieutenant Lloyd, R.N., arrived at &ta mps= yesterday, with the Penixialler mails. Her data were—Cribralter, July 6; Cadis, July 6; Lisbon, July 9; plan, July 11. Shs w aogbt 26 Woos passeoper. EXTRAORDINARY BIRTHS.—A short time ago the wife of a Naha.* boatmen, named Witch, of Carron, gars birth to three children at one birth. Mother and rer y to 2" ol l : l6 Q l bar" M th e e jes ei t rewnl y ex:Ann:teed being usa 'sade al generosity on such oceetsions by sending the mother the sum of three pounds—.A sovereign for each of her little OMNI.- Malta Tones, July 6. W .4, 1 1 II