The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-18 00:00:00

RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS OF THE BOMBARD. KENT OF SWEABORO. In an s:traadisa►7 supplement to the Journal de St. Polortbasrg of At 10, received this day, the Ant manilas is made of the bombardment of Swag keg. The article is as follows : At men as hog. 6 the easmrs fleet, which wee amitored it Nur', aid whisk osnelsted of to ships of the ilea, sin mien. ," 11 d ra ma% four loads( batteries (Preseh), tee cure ttes, one brig, one sehoorier, sintsen mortar beam „ nev a.* gunboat., two yachts, and three transports— aunty are vowels in all—raised sactior, and at forty are R i se r* pest use ea the same day stood swards the fleet of two skips sad three Mermen sabered before Saaditam. Now, by ma telegraphic deepataber, mat this marsiag (A ug 9), st 9 sad 11 o'clock, Aide.de Camp Gem's! De Bag SUMMON that the enemy, after forming a lisle of SOTO/ boats from Ronskber to Grokbar, sad smatesetlag , b r atty dories the night as the rock of lemgora, emit. Rwsed at 7 o'clock us the morales of the 9th, throwing b ai r n principally in the fortress of flereaborg, and pertly is the fort of Leasure mid upon the Nisholmt battery. The two vessels anchored spos dkadham also opened Are 'goblet the Stead and battery No. 2. We ate is expectatioa of fouler details Th. Incalide Raise publishes the following, re ceived by telegraph from Sweaborg : ♦oa. 9, 12.:Xt—Thell0111117 . 11 esaseasds ageism Swesberg hoe become beerier. Ho ANA from fifteen to twenty tame e Waste. Oar artillery, partings/1y that of the St. Ni ihau battery, replies with safwear. 2.40, Lit.--Th; onesey's Al. has become eztremely heavy. His discharges number thirty per minion. Two of his frigates sad a steamer are placed between Ilelk•E and Drmns-E, sad keep up a constant fire against the latter island. Up to me present time the enemy's deist has thrown neatly 6,000 bombs. 6.66.—The 01101127 . 111 caneenade is oonoentnited upon the fortress, bat since three ceoelock in the naming it has diminished a little. Oar batteries ems the lathed of Bend lam have acted with each seams, that the aasailant's mush there withdrew at noon from oar range, and one of them having received serious damage, was obliged to be taken away in tow. 8 16.—tho bornbardmast °satinets to be very heavy. Auo. 10, 29 KINCTIU3 Anti 3110741011.T.-.BiSCIP night fall the aggressor has thrown Cosgrove rackets upon Bweaborg. According to an approzirsativo estimate, he threw yesterday, between 7 o'clock la the storsing sad 8 o'clock at night, at lout 10,000 boots. At this utmost be throws thirty rockets a Lasts . 140 • u.—The shower of his rockets epee the islands and the form does not diminish, but the play of his bombs is less. The spirit of our troops is eztallent. 7.34 A.m. —Bstwesu two and four o'clock this 1014i211 the enemy's fire was feebler, but since half-pest four the fire from his mortar and gas boats has lammed is in tensity. 9.50 a.u.—Tlie assay has Nand his mortar and gna boats maser his loft dank Ia sosoontratiog his firs opts tho fort of Wows Brute, bat thank G.xl ha has not onassoded la deist us injury. MI oar batteries us intact. A letter from St. Petersburg, of the 26th ult., is the Omutitutionfti, nye : Prince ()ouch*lto, has received fall powen to destroy the remains of the Russian fleet in the Bay of Sebastopol, on the day sa which the surto, may be footed to retire to the no►th. It is hoped that before that day shall arrive, all objects belonging to the State aad to private piteous ma be removed to Nioolaieff. Title peeves that no illasioas are eatertaieed as to the fate ads, swims part of Sebastopol ; that part is Weed already represented ia Russian letters to its only a heap of rates. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (VlOll OCR PARIS, FRIDAY iTINING. Several of the French papers, and the Cardillo amulet among them, reproduce from an English journal a programme, said to be authentic, of the arrangements made for the entire duration of the Queen's visit. But none of them notice the curious fact that this programme, though it goes into very minute details, even to the exact hours of breakfast, lunch, dinner, and rest (ripe') of every day, and tells when promenades will be made at St. Cloud and St. Germain, says not one word about Versailles, where, beyond question, the grandest Me of all will be celebrated. I believe I may assure you that Saturday, the 23th, is the day fixed for the great doings at Versailles. Immense preparations are going on there under the general direction of M. Lefuel, the successor of poor Visconti, as architect of the Louvre. Many old Parisians go to Versailles every day merely to see the preliminaries. The mag nificent Galeria dee °laces, which is so familiar to sight seers, and which no one of the present genera tion has ever seen furnished, is now in the hands of the upholsterer. Lustre., carpets, and furniture of the most luxurious kind are being placed in that transcendently magnificent residence of Louis XIV., which no sovereign of France in the present century has ever felt rich enough to inhabit. lam informed that one of the most striking features of the gala will be ari illuminated representation of Windsor Castle, placed on the banks of the lake, at the extremity of the grand avenue in front of the palace. The bouquet will disclose illuminated scrolls, bearing the names Victoria, Albert, Napoleon, Eugenie. The environs of Versailles, which have usually a somewhat neglected aspect, are consider ably changed foe the better. The high road to St. Cyr Las been repaired, and the beautiful orange tree staircase, which was covered with moss, has been cleaned. The barrack in the Avenue de &won is being prepared for the Artillery of the Imperial Guard. Another omission in the published programme is that her Majesty, instead of remaining all day at St. Cloud, will come to Paris at nine in the morning, to hear divine service at the British Embassy. Dr. Hale, the Chaplain to the Embassy, will preach. A flock of sheep of precisely the same kind as those 1 in the park of Windsor, have just been placed in the upper part of the park of St. Cloud. I noticed yesterday the extraordinary influx of strangers and the high price of lodgings. There has been a great rise to-day. The garret, for which yes terday the lodging-house keepers could only find it in their consciences to charge Er per night, is now worth Bfr. Good bedrooms are of mune very much dearer, and it would not 'orrise me, if to-morrow a Napoleon was the current price in those few hotels where there will be any room. --- The Prefect of Polios has placarded a notice stating that neither on the day of her Msjes'y's arrival nor when she goes abroad will it be permitted for any one to present petitions to her, to offer her bonquete, or to strew flowers on her path. Personsinfringing the above regulations will be prosecuted with theatmost severity. No addressee can be made orally or otherwise, unless pursuant to previous authorisation. Petitions destined for the Queen must be sent to the British embassy. The deepatcb from General Pelissier produced no effect on the Rents, which closed with a fall of 10c. Railways, however, improved, and Beak of France rase 60fr. The Emperor took his departure this afternoon, at one o'clock, by the Northern Railway, far Boulogne, to await the coming of the Queen of England. A notice has been published by the oommittes charged by the Prefect tof the thine to organise the Grand Ball to the Queen of England on the 22nd, at the liiitel de Ville, that the list of invitations is de. Beitively closed, and that any further applications for tickets will be useless A letter from Vienna, in the &levies Gasegle t states that the Eaprlss of Austria is aria to ea laSsesethig 'haulm. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. SHERIFF'S COURT.—(THIS DAY.) a. SWUM. al COLLINS tr. ILLIISLITT—RIORT OP raurrnre IN TIM CRYSTAL PALSCN. This was fia men to MOTO! the elm of 61.105. for print lag two numbers of the C-pslal Pekoe Gnesffs. The defendant pail 21. 10• Ed. late meet. It appeared by the evidence of the plaintiff that he had been employed ts print the publication in question, for which he now Charged 21.105. per mamba of 260 each; but the defendant positirely stated that it was agreed that plaintiff shinild do the work at • pries previously charged, 21. per number; sad he had also agreed to Wet the pub lication in the Crystal Pekoe, whisk would ham been • bone& to both parties, end he, defeadant, woe to ha allowed le. per hundred printed over the first impression. Plaintiff, in reply, said that before he attempted to print in the Passe, he applied at the Mike, and ascertained that then were some difficulties in the way, and he therefore declined. He had only charged the bare costs out of pocket. Mr. Toshio*, • printer, considered the charges very reasonable. Dilatant said ha applied to Mr. Belabor, at the Palm*, who said that an applienlioa to the Directors might cause delay by a bong discussion at the Board, bat if defendant printed them he did not for a mama think there would be any objection. Maas. Bradberr and Evans held an agree meat for the printing in the Palate, bat as they bad not availed themselves of the privilege It was not likely they intended to do so. Plaintiffs*id It could not be upeetod alter web shot bad ems to his knowledge that he should Lear any risk by printing without express permission. His Meow thought the agresseat was for 21. per am ber, and gave a verdict for 11.95. 3d. above the amount paid tato court. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. llraltimos Harvey was brought up. Christian Nyedttort, a Norwegian, the Raster of a vessel, said—Yesterday, at .5 o'elock, the prisoner took my hand kerchief from sly pocket, and is. away as fast as he could. Mr. Moller said—My friend told me that hie pocket was picked, and I saw the handkerchief la the hand of the prisoner, and ran after him. Several people tried to stop him without effect ; at last a policeman caught him. Sir ft. W. Carden—You are a powerful young man, and could easily get employment in the country with liberal pay. The farmen are in great want of such able-bodied men. The prisoner—l hays tried everywhere bet cannot pt employment, I do ulnae yon. dir B. W. Cardea—That's quite absurd. I GNI every day the want of labourers is the fields. Now you shall go to bard labour for ail weeks, cad the difference between the employment I speak of and the hard labour you will have to undergo, is this, you won't get a farthing for the work you are now going to eonnuesteo. The psleasir shragpd up his 'Walden at this istalligeacs. James Wood was bravest op. .. . • poligonal' and he at; the prisoner at three o'clock in ths noting with a sack, is wish was a wousdod goose, sad the prisoner said he had pt it from a young assn who attended a sea. As the pose was is a dying state, from a cut is tin neck, it was supposed that the prisoner had tried to kill it, to provost none, sad that it bad been stolen by hiss. The tether of the bey aelosated for the etzly appearance of hie boo is the street, and air R. W. Carden unseated to take security for the attendance et tile boy ea a future day. MARLBOBOUGH.STREET. OP A Michael Moo" about 16 years of age, whowas respoet ably dressed, was brought up in the custody of fkorgsaut Ryaa, A 290, charged with stealing a gold watch, the pro perty of a gentleman militias at Atheaarlmstrest. It appeared front the evident's, that a few days ego, as Mr. C. Spinal. Interpreter, Clareadow Hotel, Abeam:le street, was in Piccadilly, ha saw the prisoner at the eerier of ilsakville-strest, when there were several meows look• lag la at the picture shop. He was behind • geatieaan l and from the appearance of the primmer, he thought he was la his the (geatleman's) company. Presmatly be hoard that the latter had lost hi. gold watch. The prisoner then sud denly disappeared. Tie lergeanTh dated that he apprehended the prisoner the previous waning in Leiceetar-egnare, where he was is the sesapsay el three notorious pickpockets. He charged the princes with baring stolen the watch, which he denied. _ - ----. , Mr. Splaai said he was the lad who was by the side of the gentleman. Ryan said that the owner of the watch wu too ill to attend. If the primmer were remanded he 'herald hare other churls against Was. The primmer was resuaded. ASSAULTS ON TWO POLIO! CON AAAA LIS. _ _ Mr. Teethes., ironmonger, Mount-street,droevenor• square, wee charged with masking the polies in the ami ties of their duty. C 8, sergeant of police, stated that about two o'clock that morning he was on duty in Mount-street, Grosvenor•square, when he saw the prisoner, who was in the company of another man, both of whom were under the Magenta of liquor, and were making a great noise. He requested them to be quiet, when the prisoner knocked him down. The prisoner twist struck his brother Ofikal, and kicked hiss scram his shins on his way to the polite station. The prisoner said he was so into:Mated that ►e was usable to say whether the charge was true es false. The police of the C as well as the A division knew that he was always the first to 'mist them, and he offered them so mach assistance, during the Chartist riot, that ha was called the Running Courier." it was the Decimates birthday yesterday. Mr. Bingham said that he mut deal oat the same justice to the richies he did to the poor. The printer was seat to the House of Correction for tea days. _ ROBBING ♦ BMOC, Hoary Broom, a boy about 14 years of age, was placed In the dock, charged with stealing eight pounds of bona front the shop of Mrs. Sophia Bradley, Kingsgatrstreet, Hot• born, last evening. It sppears, from the state nsat of the prosecutor, that the boy walked int, the shop about NMI o'clock, and took the baton off the counter, which he passed to soother, and thee ran away. He was secured by a polieeraae, and locked up. The Magistrate sentitne;d him to one sontlt's imprison. meet TO •MOOS VI VI INTE/T. This sornieg, a geatlenan, tamed Capt: Tickler, who was asoonspeaied by his solicitor, applied to the sitting ntsgistrate, Mr. Tyrwhitt, for a warrant against a path man sainsd Sharp, residing at Nabladen-plain, Batten. crassest, ea tle ground that Kr. Sharp had tbreatenid to shoot Capt. Tickler, and than to destroy himself after wards. Captaia Tickler deposed that he went In bodily fear of Mr. Sharp, as the latter bad distinctly said that he would put his threat into execution the first opportunity. This wee at tend in the promos of a lady at her house ou three several occasions; and be (oomplainast) had not the lout doubt but that the intention of Mr. Sharp was to carry his threat into execution. The lady in whose preemies and to whom the threat bad Dees used, confirmed the statement of t►e semplainant is every particular, and Winded to the cempletlea of some arrangement, which, Mr. Sharp stated, lamed him to make the threat. lit. Tyrwhitt told Captain Tinkle'. that a warrant would be immediately granted, when Mr. Sharp would be brought before the beach to amount tot luring molt langur, and putting the amplainant is bodily fur. Captain Mader then titanked . theeergistre te, end with drew with his friends. 1011112 Ilf • Ague WOling, a labourer, wee shamed with feloniously abercuatiag from the pocket of Jolla NAN, a bri•klayer residing at No. 32, Ceramikirest, Norge's-la-the: lest, the sus of four shillings, while th• yreseistor was asleep •• • bosh in the skittle-pomad of th• Way Arms pablirkowee, Watuey-street, Notaserelal.tseg. William PatereU, a lad: depose." to eosin the prisoner sad mother men, nosed ketlsooy, take the nosey from Deans. when they both walked away and *wad. The prossentor went in sunk of thew. and after two hews a alies-codleer of the H divines, apprehended the prisoner at Linnaeus's beer shop, High-Wrest, Whleseliapsl. The other sin was also then, bat he mord oat of a Ms door Into a deetrip rookery frequented by thieves asd codgers of tte lst eke. _ _ Mr. lagls;ns asked the primer what he had to any la answer to the 'harm when h• 'Snugly denied taking the raeney, or even seeing anything edit. Mr. Ingham, alter asking the polies if he was known, :emended this prisoner until Thursday aut. A WOUNDID SOLDIII. A poor wsather-besten and weended soldier ow orntehes applied to Mr. Ingham for his advice and as order for removal to his Warehouse, whist% was in the city of Dublin, He stated that he had bola in the Rut India Company's Bervioe, and had been brought to Zeeland since the 15th of May last, and had been in the hospital totally disabled by wounds. Toe worthy magistrate said that some inquiries should be mad* about him, and his rants Weaded to. 1011111111111 BY IIIEVANTS. William Rsynotits aedJofie Prosser ,workatee l the employ of Messrs. Charles Winchester, sod Co., shipaliths, Upper East Smithfield, were charged with stealing a chide weighing 1 cwt. 18Itw., the property of their masters; and Morris Harris, a Jew, who keeps a suits store shop at No. 60, Cable-street, Whischspel, was charged with felo niously mashies the use, kaowing it to be stole.. Mr. Pelisse sondeeted the prosecution; Mr. Lewis, ju., of Ely- pleas, defended Hanle. A man named Taylor, in the employ of the prosecutors, saw Prosser carry a large chain in a bag ont of his master's premises on Friday evening. He was soon after joined by Reynolds in a publia-house in Dock-street. Mr. Greenly, clerk to Messrs. Winchester, accompanied by others, took Reynolds and Prosser into custody, sad accompanied them first to a marine store shop in Back Cburch.lane. Prosser said he had not sold the chile, and the party then proceeded to other dealers, bat did not find the chain. At last Reynolds confemsd be had sold the chain to Hurls for 3e. 9d.. the real value of the chain be ing 245. Mr. Ingham committed the prisoners Reynolds and Prosser for trial, and, after hearing evidence for Harris, discharged him. The Louver arrived at Marseilles :this morning, Wigging advice' from the Crimea to the 7th. Some mums facts are mentioned relative to the ',Mon of the telegraph is the Black Bea. It le said that when the sea is ands agitated, and the wind is blowing violently, the wires seas, to carry the Acid, and are of no service until calm sou fa. Those caprices, it bedded, have szbansted patience of the authorities, and other wires as to be laid down. The Bonth-Eastern dividend (Herepath says) is expeetod to lw either Bs. 6d. Of 9s. per M. stock, as spinet es. ed. this time last year, when a resins or renewal lead existed. Mr. Brunel, C.E., is said to have been the largest Groat Western shareholder present is the meeting of that eoeipany on Thursday. Major Claremont, British Commissioner, attached to General Pelimier, has returned to Xi:gland for a short Period. A letter from Warsaw, in the BonenUlla of Ham burg, says :—" The Emperor has'given 6,000 silver roubles to heirs of the persons lately murdered by the Cireaasians of ' the guard of Prince Paskiewiteh." The rouble is worth somewhat more than 4fr. We (Galignalti) read in a Lisbon letter of the 9th: " Among the passes:gen by the Tag.., which arrived here from Gibraltar on the 6th, wu General Arista, the ex- President of Mexico. He had for some time suffered from a tumour in the threat, and wu going to Paris to seek medical advice. On the following morning his disease took a fatal tam, and he expired on board the um& His remiss have been take. sharp of by the Mesiesa representative, and buried this evening with due honours. His will was found 1111110” his papers; it directs that his heart be embalmed, and seat to Mexico; to his wife he leaves nothing, on account of her infidelity, bat bequeaths ►is property to a relative and his personal effects to his servants. Strange to say the Peninsular Company had placed no medical mac ea board the Togas." THE BANK OP LONDON NEDospos the eoesaseuee neat of business Gs Wednesday neat In the City sad at the Weet-ead. The Hall of Commerce in Threadneedle-street in which the wool sales recently took place has been meta morphosed in the coarse of a few weeks, and in en archi tectural point of view, may be considered the most elegant Beak in London. TUE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.—The twenty second paw:base of lead, for allotment, amongst the members, has just been made in the oentse of the town of Guildford, West Surrey. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN Till CIVIL Seat: tcß—Pooe-law Board: Mr. Mildewy het been appointed private secretary to the Right Hon. B P. Bonveris, president of the Poor-law Board. Ordnance Department Mr. Denis J. O'Reardon, assiatantlinierk, has been appointed to the second class ofjunior clerks of the London district, Tower, vim, Mr. Lazdner, appointed third class coll.ctor of stores. Customs : Mr. Charles Edward Alit has beim appointed a shirk in the Examiner's Office in Landon. Mr. Harry Burton Cm been appointed • clerk in the Eaaminer's Ocoee in London. Mr. Francis Freer has been appointed a clerk in the Examinees Office is London. Mr. Charles Grist bee been appointed • clerk in the Coastguard Office in London. Mr. Thomas Hardem hos been appointed • clerk in the Exami ner's Of in London. Mr. Michael K. Morris has been sopointed • clerk in the Long Room in London. Mr. Francis Marshall, principal coast officer at Eyemouth, Port of Berwick, hes been appointed principal meat edifier at Point, Truro. Inland B. Department Mr. James Crombie, import officer, Port of London, and Mr. D. Broughton, of Bromley Division, Middlesex Collection, have been appointed examiners. Mr. Alexander David, super visor of Liverpool Pint District, has been appointed to Pwllheli District.—Cavil &writ:* Galati. NEW COMMERCIAL Dock, ROTHERRTTEL—The rapid and extraordinary increase in the sire of merchant easels was rendering useless some of the old lock entrances in the Thames; to remedy which and to give greater facilities to the Commercial Docks and to the trade of the port of London, this company, three yeses sines, purchased the East County Deck; sad, under the plans of Messrs. Walker and Bargee, engineers to the Admiralty, and the execution of Mr. Milk, contractor, it has been enlarged and finished, is the most efficient and satiefactory manner, exhibiting one of the best specimens of dock building now extant. This new or south dock is 27 feet deep below Trinity datum over the Bill of the gate end throughout the dock. The lock is 220 feet long by 48 feet wide, and at the neap, or lowest tide, 22 feet deep, admitting vessels et more than 28 feet draught of water at spring tide, and the facility of lying at the quays at all times. It forms One of seven docks in connection, covering altogether 150 acres, of which about one-half is water. On Monday last, the 13th, the new dock was opined,and'at 2 p.m. two large vesicle, the Premier, from Quebec, of 1,000 tons, and the Oriental, 1,640 toss, from St. Jolla's, N. 8., dressed with the flags of all nations, were towed to the lock entrance, through which they were hauled into the dock, amid the cheers of the officers and labourers, and with a royal salute, the Oriental having the precedence. These docks being on the swath side of the ' river, are but little known to the public, though the oldest docks in Europe for commercial purposes.—The Budder. THE PROPOSED RAILWAY UNDER THE CHANNEL.- • scheme, proposing a railway under the Channel, by which a direct submarine oommunication will be opened between England and France, has been originated by M. Fevre, a French engineer of celebrity. The lengthof the work, it is stated, would be about 19 mile., and the tunnel would be pierced at such a depth as would always leave 25 metres at least between the arch 'ulike bottom of the sea. It would be lined with a double archway, one of bricks and the other of iron, the latter being pierced with narrow openings, so as at once to allow the slightest iofiltratioas to be seen. In the construction of this cancel, M. Fevre states that no in breaks of water, such as so frequently interrupted the works of the Thames Tunnel, need be apprehended, inasmuch as, for the greater part of the distance under the Channel, the ground consists of hard rock*, whilst the ground under the Thames was of a blue day, of no °insistency. As evidence of this, it is mentioned that on the coast of Cornwall many of the mince extend a considerable distaace under the sea, and yet no accidents occur from the irruption of the waters, although the distance between the sea and the workmen is often so slight that the noise of the loose stones moved about by the waves can be distinctly beard. Engineers, we are informed. are already engaged in making estimates as to what wield le the probable expense of the undertakiag.— Wrimiree Geweile. OBTIMAL PALam—iimanto DAY.--A170176T 17. —Arlndmiews Mt payment, 7,425 ; ditto by moon dsksts, 655.—Tetal. LOW THE HARYM3r.—Our report, corrected for the week of Rae weather whisk we have enjoyed, any probably be read es follows:—Wheat sot more then avenge, taking into amount the inferior quality of the sample. Barley abeadant bat mane, and injured for malting purpose. Oats below average I. Boatload, above average in Ireland, not more thaa avusge Is Englund. Hay one of the worst crops ever known. Great seeps morally good, but foaL Harvest from a week to a fortnight later than usuaL —Gardeners' CAromick of this day. Hoaucnuaca, Zuzz..—On Thursday the first sties of the sew national seirook at Horaeharek were laid by Thomas Yeebiter, Esq., with the meal earessosy. The baths is du Tudor Gothic style, will stand oa an as sets" db. war she =as read, and casaba of a boys' sehool, sleek eat this roams. TM saris for girls, and a master's tuition. The work is g oriented by Kr. J. 8. Ham mel, et Rastaid, Ina the h u ga of Mr. Frederick Bess- lay, had asthiNstot $ L rlw, and will Ds completed la s Miss tames. THE EXPEM, SATURDAY 'DENIM AUGUST 18, 1885.. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The railway share market to-day is generally better, especially for the heavier stooks. In many cues, a rise of about j per cent. has taken plaoe. Great Western of Canada shares have again ad vanced, but Namur and Liege are fiat. ORDINARY SHAZZI AND erocKs. RAnwan. Causing prises to-day. 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Clymer Owi. 1010111/ 6 1 ! i il mi l an do. do. firraiddre& Yorks. FM DIMS wart INNL.. Loa& &VAL O. I ilaSaL DIM Pref. p Ce. am& Gcs.kg&Wektdmildre Larkedscry & Colt. sh. I cedeaderrylannle.isb Maa.Bbel &Lino. Newlel. Memo& Omar* 44 p Ct. liidland Conn fk.kß.OpCti Do. Prof. 4i pw at .... Ditto CS Pref. 4 wean Norfolk Debenturw nos Wiit:l:-Cst.i Da Ke - f: iWit:iii.::.; North Brittah PI Erot.—Betw.4pet.TreL! Da Y•dsi P.4.-_-rlckl i I "iil Do. Do. Qom, 114$ Do. VOIR Ss 8 Parch North Staffordshire Oaf.Wore.kWat.lSLep.e: Scottish Cbstral New.PrO. Sloth Dark _ I Ili I I 1 I 2 i Iki 101 101 74 76 :03 105 93 97 3 1 91 i i dim 105 110 Ditto Fixed 44 pee Cent. 4. i 11ket(fteed.Aun.CI.0.6.11 1 2 33 Hi die par 141 99 101 1 d Ditto pox ot. Booth Wen stio.44 p. coot ith.Tortishirolpetet.Goat itocktookturlioitoo3p.e 16 111 le 3ma xi 24 1011111011 114 Wimp sad Zottadas I .1 mean _aims= 6113ysimmreas LWATL 91 lei 24 sells 2 li de 1 1 2 pa If pm 3 4 lie 134 psi 24e 241 3 $2 P. Do. list D. Int Min Interska 0.4 5. do. ft p. 67 wawa D I Mons anal heislisa si Tessa t3.Tnot slianeds• ion DM& Lan & Atl. kw Ds. Cloetd Dellsente Ds. Ciempf.% fgt.t. 3rost Oland st Greet ban Fatiasels Dw 1111/1012.6 pee eon I j I. istasa. do. D& ftwomisbnittoscommitt i %set 106. Cando, Mors WAIL, pay 57,0 pi. tal D. do. 62, do. & De. do. It, do. & D. do. lkwinost op. &aft& oat Timis Do.ll per =sad Mediiertann De. law ShowNlildow (with tat ) *Mon et Friar gem: ******** camese.llll Irqtailtds) Illormeglas ThiM Mist. Pasissall Lyons het. sad Oriewra raeYsad 500..._ Pidid. Came( ca ;; 2; Road itattwo Cil 2=_ Da per Osat. ffo.ia — par all %ISM al Trams .—...- all Lialaael 6 5 MS NI IS 141 iiillS pl 3 I gl 21 41 341 2:1 100 101 113 117 113 #2O IOS 109 211 24/ 113 129 7 4 Si P 717 191 241 14 2as 7 9 4f 1 47 47 psi 111 9 49f 44 49 3 60 62 iia fa; 24 II If lit. If Si If 31 pat 4 4f Ili Ili pm 1114 lip AIMICAIf RAILWAY!. 11110110 0401 rd f p.smat.... 1175 Do. 7 per oat. .„ ... 1676 Do. 7 per coot. (Free lAisd) 1660 Central. f pour cost. ... 1540 N.Y. 060616 poroust. (OWL rond)1811 Do. 7 per oat. sonedblo... 1111 Weir Vat kids 7 p.ant.lllo.o6s. 11431 Do. 4116 ... 1111 Do. do. Opking Veal ... 1676 Obie and Non.ap.s. IMMO ISM as. lin Oblo sad Lid* Ist Mort. Scads ... PAL 6 p.61.00t1fi011ib.167 16 1 11 11 1 0 Ds. do. ft 6 do.. ... 716110. sad Raalig fp. e. Mort. 1666 Do. awl Mem% •p. set ... 1575 794 80j 84 U 97 N 98 U IN 97 119 90 112 U Si 111 91 93 99 99 73 74 z d H SI 9 91 1 19 20 71 73 Sti 6$ ; 71 127 129 106 10$ 56 60 561 70 76 Si 7 4 Po j 4 pus Oi 111 6 x d 08 100 07 d V d 1 also: 1 Cl did 05 SS 7 se ( 774 9. I 4 l w 711 281 sd / Si ad 4 73iilli 11 9 db If SI 60 62 29 11 7EI 74 7 61 tUa 3i 12i 13i 3 46i 496 47 49 zd Me par 7 die 1110.Apa. al 1 der 2$ 106 106 71 74 44 46 14i 61 63 30e Ali 4 3 die 66 40 16 8 if 30i 21 3 4 23 24 • 7 $ 1 dis 3 3 Par i Pa 1 11" 14 14 " in 62 119 121 111 113 103 107 .1 4P .004931 96 87 119 10 11 14 MO lk / I die U. US Si Spa x ni 19 1 d 1 1 pa II 138 138 i Ma Par 41 4i !VI di. o o " ae 1100 too 100 100 100 100 1100 ii:110o 194 19i 3 j Ili all Bt. 100 Bt. 100 - B iii • all •t 100 1056 66 Mt 11 4 99 id NI 71 :d NI id 211 a 111 f 11 73j 4 481 9 111 la+} 1d 241 i 1 i Lnms LIAIIiD AT FIXED iii. I Pal italLWallis I Cloning Priam I th . do. Males to.day. SO au Naked sad et. 100 (Mal ft Lon. SOILW. I - - R. 100 0134eadala Jungian enaklegiagaktre Islaadan& N.Wesara) 07 99 a d 971 it C. 1 (Wad 6•l3llsagles) 101 104 et. 09 Iltadasibilyerszip.a (lawaeln EL loess)) 111 136 23 gl Gleastaark Dna Rang Nand loOt. Wigan)) IS 39 i d SO all .11011111303p.ITartkellit 103 110 $5 a ll ' Do. 1 aharat id i I n t i. te: - - W 213 Do. 1 dame ditto) - WI all Lanka aid wig to @oath Eastern 101 13 10 all Dir " Prellonsea (ditto, 23 24 et. 100 LeirealaßOaarApt la NaMg - 81.100 tr Was 6 'Coat - - 66 10 all Iga.,Taramie (Yard la Peal es ELI - - 51 all ( 11=Deglagaa .WIlld.) 21 21 z 4 50 all lilddlealeg and Beim tit ) - - et. 100 11=11? ".k adlord (Midi.) 94 96 64134.6 tannuoint Bury Mama. gm. I par gat. Nand 11 brim Osungag 30 all tfareualtiagrallparOL 011atias) 67 59 a d 30 all DltrrOtt. (64. - - 21 all Preelaa4Wyr• (km Loa 113 1 .WoutlgaiikTerk) - 121 all DIM 1 alum (ditto) - - Bt 190 leyeaa, Makin, & Map relb Stock Garai to Oran Nortetra I`2 134 a d 10 all Ihriswebary and B raford : (hard Beseser 133 d l2 91 llosteetill to/InT. ed $ I Wearlr irelsaal 25 all , Valley aaa. II per Cl 31 52 z d St. 1 100 Wilts& Ilagataa (NNW 1 Ito Oat. Wagon) ....._ MINK& 110,600 1 Agashin all 1 1 30,000 1 +Aisle Aosuallan Gold all - - 100,000 10a. tangle Callisralaa 90,000 SO +Australia' 90,000 3 Austral= Cbrdlllara all - - 8,000 50 elasuates Iron a Coal all 6 7 20,10000 30 +Banal Ilea. l4 41 51 ,000 SS teraulgpOs.atsl.pm. 36 2 8 6,000 30 Do.o34Waand Conga all 3 41 31 11.000 10 Do. et. Jays De Rey 13 27 29 80,000 1 +Cla.Ccas.Mla.Cu y laza 1 4 1 pm 12,006 40 Oozzir m fa CI 61 10;000 9 ... Coplapo l6 19 11 340,000 Bt. 'Copper Misers of Eng. all 32 35 3,000 15 oDo. Prot 71 par Cent all 2 dia par 20,000 II tlingltAtestralunCoppe all 11 2 23,000 3 teortuaa 100,000 1 Great Nugget Vein Beg. all 19,000 30 Kama 72,000 1 Grand Duchy al Badge all 1 11,000 41 Greg Palaocals.... 36,686 6 Great Wheal Vor rultad all 11 0013 60,000 1 Marty 10,000 3 .Unarm all 61 81 6,000 .. Do. L SI $f 111 pa 10,000 . 8 Lasitaalaa. if 13 If pm 1e3,819 1 tWatiaga i ..... . all I 03,000 1 New 100,000 1 Nouveau arcade all 1 10, 100,000 Port P OOO 0 20 Pcata laUllp band grew laid all 14 IS 141 1 all 1 1 60,000 1 Quart' look. 10,000 50 tabyraney bra 10,000 11 ..Do. Na .. - all 51 • 7,000 10 inlays° de boa'. IS 41 61 10.000 1 ioath Awtralien 50,000 1 Do.licnp ..... ....... 9 11 3 rn 1 6,000 10 Tla Croft 43,174 t 6.161 tUalted Mezkaa all S 84 111 i 20,000 1 Waller 100,000 I Wart Maripon...... 4 Trambrabib by steam! 6sid. [ BANK 6 a!! I IN 95 Australasia British North American C nartered Bank of Asia Ditto.onwl,Auclt Ch. City 66 68 i dim i Pm 6 dig par 9 I 1 pm Commercial d Leader Easelmt..lr AulaCtiaa Wad= _ _ _ 17} 17} 1 2:1 Pa } Ms 115 40 x d Ditty New 7 London and County London Joint Stook London W estansaler Nat. how. of Englead Do. New National of Ireland I Or o Bas 1., winds! of Ireland Royal Australian Bank ing and Gale ImpOo South Australia Union of Australia Do. New Union of Landon 30,0001 10 Arizonan AstriosaturaLl 60,000: 10 Murtralkea Royal Mall 1 16,000. 10 Berlin Waterworks 60 Bribes Amorhan Land._ 60,000 6' Brit.lkOoltai. k itad.Co., 14913 ......... It. I DrianaratJan.andJuly 6! Palms Ili Do. Pretoria., 4 [Crystal Palace of Franca 10'llarlwa Maui 16IS 'Madam laioraph 'Oetaral his. Itariptioal 60oneralUaisInping Co., Mee. Iron Draw 101Walitorroanianisal.Ini. 10111azioaa t litawariomn 1 'National ratft.lles. red 10 NotherWeis N.S. Wales Cara lana. alma Neolandia Os -1 North Brit. AlLeiralallan 10 ,Nortit of Europe etiew 1 1 paella' oat 01 Paellliverlandlkliberal 60,Pookinak Oriental ate= 601 Do New !"Portland Iron Oonttany 100 , Royal Matt Wean 1 'amid& Aver. laveasa 16,11outh Aaarallan Lad_ „ 1 'absorb* Ulm. Maio , 1: Do. Do. Itonteared SO rwattLeenCo.of VoCast 100!Vaa Deanna% Lead mu I ssm 1 764 alr I 1 Tsi TRAFFIC Miles Pea- Met- Total, Total RuZWAYs. Wit median August 6. X open. mangers. eittatlime. 1856. 1861. L X Lammas, and Oarllie 4,10 4 2.660 6,704 6.606 Walk inV ido r r a 34 :02 203 308 340 W awl 717 281 °We' llt il :V " AulF ramg.l 2. Nown.ll7aelopLAlLasserevor 6 Walk =ON Mime 6. Loodialarry WI Ibilidalia Ib4 60 X-03 321 614 616 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, at the following quotations: —Town Tallow. Ma. nett ash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 655. 3d. ; October to Thoember, 55g. 9d. Maim= Avaaaoro.—Town tallow, 66,. 6d. ; fat by ditto, 3s, ; yellow Rassiao, 665. 61.; melted stuff, 425. 6d. ; rough ditto, 265. 6i. ; tallow gramma, 12e. ; goad dregs, 7s. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY. As might be expected, the market is now well supplied with both Vegetables and Fruit. English Pines are wd supplied; but importations of West India ones have nearly ceased. Peaches and Nectarines aro plentiful, u are also ' Apricots and Greengage Plums—the latter are extremely good—and Grapes of excellent quality are abundant. Strawberries and Cherries are nearly over. Oranges realise 20s. per ICO. Potatoes are plentifully supplied. Lettuces realise 61. to 9d. per score. Cut Flowers consist of Pas. 'ion Flowers, Heliotropes, Exphorbiu, Pinks, Carnations, Cyclamens, Chinese Primroses. Heaths, and Roses. FRUIT. Me Apples, per lb., Ss to 61 Gram per lb, is id to is rashes. per dos. as to Ils Nostoskao. do , Ss to 12s ApotAlo, pt dos., Is to 44 Chnpro, pr Oo moot, 24 to 3s porilos VECIr oidillossemb per doe, fa to 6s Voloolt Itssm. per hall sieve, 101 l loth SI too. per bultot, ds 6d to Ss 6d Pelalless, for les, 45. to 905 prowl %. So 6d to So prit boa b to So cams. pewit, ad to 6d random. as., Id to 6d Cooomboro. ark Sd to le Sonstoss, p. panoet, Is to 29 6d =z ee stave, Is to Is Turnip, p. 13 tauseltes, is to is ed Beet, per dos., la eal to Is flielons, nett, Is to 36 Presets, do., 21 to 6• Pears, Jo:gown, pro doz., lo toes per WU sieve, 36 Chortle*, per ball Woe, 26 to Is Goooebetrieo, do., le 6d to la Currants, do., 3e to to ream. oTelery, per bum, l e f to le 6d links, per d tn 34 Vegetable Marroirk po, tom, Id to le itialloto, per lb. 4d to et Gail* per lb., Gd to Id Lottoceo, Cab., p. nom, td to Ito Coe, per score, is tolsid Small Salads, p. pos., 14 to id Horn llsollab, per Imll., I. to de Moebroools, per pot, le to le Gd Parsley, per 14 to id per booth, id to 4d B r im, l 7r boo* 2el to 4d mem, do., 3d to 3d SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Deets reports the supply shooter—trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay. 106 s. to 112 s. 6d.; superior, 1171. 65. to 1265. ; inferior, 755. to 905.; sew, Mt to 1264.; sown, 80s. to 951.; clover. old, 100 s. to 1351.; mond cut, Os. t. 3 1261.; new, 105.. to 1265.; straw, 265. to Ms. Kew Chanans.—lt has been publicly stated that Hew Gardens are now open the whole of Sunday; such is not the ease. They were formerly domed dories the whole) of that day. Sir W. Molmworth opened them to the public from two &slack till sin ; they are now kept open till WOO, sad will matinee so daring the few remaining Sundays before the gaiter days reaunseer. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The English fends have again risen 1 to Iper cent. to-day, owing to the satisfactory news from the seat of war, coupled with the splendid weather. Consols for the 6th September have ranged between 911 and and 911, and are now quoted 911 to 1. For money the present quotation is 911 to a. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 921; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 93; the New 30 Years' Annuities at 16 15-16 per IL; Ex chequer Bills, March, at 12s. to 13s. prem. ; ditto June, at 12s. to 15.. prem. The foreign stock market is very quiet, but Turkish Six per Cents. continue to meet with atten tion, and have risen to 93 to 3. The scrip of the New Loan is quoted 3 to 31 prem., and that of the New French Loan, 23 to 31 premium. Buenos Ayres Bonds are firmer, marking 57. Granada Deferred have been dealt in at 73 ; Sardinian at 87; and Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. at 933 (exch. 25fr.) Owing to the sustained improvement in the ex changes, there is at present scarcely any inquiry for gold for exportation to the continent. The accu mulation of gold here, however, is checked by the smallness of the recent arrivals. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 23rd inst. for the hire of a ship to proceed to Moreton Bay, and to be ready for passengers between the 11th and 19th of October. The Mexican financial agent in London has issued a notice to the holders of the unconverted Mexican Deferred Bonds of 1837, inviting them to send in the particulars of their claims by the 16th of September, " the Mexican government being desirous of coming to a settlement with the holders" of these bonds. A suspicion is entertained in some quarters that, under the plea of converting these bonds, another attempt is about to be made to introduce the over-issue of Li zardi'a bonds on the market. A project of this kind, 'should such be entertained, needs only to be exposed to be overthrown. Hopes are expressed by some of the Spanish American bondholders, and are encou raged by the threatening tone adopted towards the government of Buenos Ayres by the British Vice Consul, that the financial iniquities perpetrated by several of these states will receive a check. The out rage recently detailed in letters from Mexico, accord ing to which the officials of the government had forcibly broken open a box and abstracted a portion of the Customs revenues that had been handed over to the agents of the British bondholders, ie likely to induce prompt intervention on the part of our govern ment, in defence of the property of its citizens. The transfer books of the South Eastern Railway Company are to be closed from the Ist to the 14th September. It was decided at a meeting of the Scottish Austra lian Investment Company to continue the under taking for one year longer on its present Weis, in order to ascertain the effect of the new Limited Liability Act. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, August 11, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 20,493,430 Decrease 215,860 Public deposits 6,266,890 incresss 1,114 669 Other deposits Government securities in _ _ _ 12,766,624 Decries* 84,406 banking department Othersecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bill 1,003,187 Decrease 49,791 Beet The 3,360,660 Increase 9,788 -------------- The Reserve (pis., notes and eoin in banking department) ii:2601 1.000, 20,0001 25.000, ii:°°il 1 ±0.9041 12,0061 112.9.?.0 34 33 41 43 31{ 34 $94 404 IS 74 $ 9 296 301 1 16 di* 1130 135 X ll ' 4 11 $ f i I Al 5.1 Po e 10 6 6a 11 A 4 le 2 1 all all 2i ►0 I 30.000 IMAM 00.000 26 . 000 ?!.°°,l ia:iii 10,000 10,000 160,1176 115,000 60,000 130,000 WACO ii:iii ictooei The subjoined exhibits the (limit of the week's variations at one view : 1252,984 Public deposits increase E 1,114,669 Other deposits decrease.. INotes and bills in circulation 265,G61 Bat incnume.. 9,788 decrease.. On the other side of the account : Government securities decreue .. 84,406 I Other securities _ e_ actin and bullion inuesse .. 646,767 43,501 Total The continued increase in the private securities indicates an active demand for money. The aug mentation in the Tremens, balances is considerable, and satisfactory. There is at length a small increase in the bullion, the efflux to the Continent, which was stimulated by the French loan, having received a check. BANK OF ENOLANT.—An Account. pursuant to the Act 7th anti Kb vie., c TA, fur the week ending on Saturday. nuAtet 11. 1056. P. 4, !!!!_tr. 4 Notes fasuod' AZ,6'.9.2y5 wniu D Proprietors' Capital ....101,663.4 GO Rest 3,360,0:0 Puthe Detendit;ltitehti: Exebtq., Say. Banks. Commis. of NeetooW Debt, and DI., Arleta) 6 . 24 e ." Other Depuelte 11,n 4.444 Seven-dad aadotherVllla 1,003.1137 August 10, lea - sOvenun -^.... ent Debt..... A11.015.1(.0 OUR.? Securities 2.964.900 Odd Coln and Bunion 15.01,275 Bina Bullion . PARTIIIINT. Government &CURL:" (lachtd. Dead Weight Annuity) Other Securities Note. Gold and Silver Coin as,ow LM,TAB,IBI M. MARSHALL, Chief Om/aRr. FRIDAY Evataxa. _ Rumours that unfavourable newslieibien received from the Crimea being industriously circulated this morning, the English funds experienced a decline of f, per cent., a further unfavourable influence being exercised by the sales of parties desirous of raising money for making the requisite 10 per cent, deposit on their applications for the new Turkish loan. In the afternoon, however, the decline was fully re covered, as it became whispered about that official news had been received of the total repulse, with much slaughter, of an attack made by the Russians in great force on the allied lines in the Crimea. The authentic particulars of this brilliant affair were not published in the Stock Exchange until the close of the house, but the latest quotat on of Console was kto per cent. above that of yester- day, with a firm appearance. This success, following so closely upon that achieved at Swesborg, has been received with the liveliest satisfaction, and cauael considerable excitement this afternoon in the various walks of business. _ Consols opened at 91 for the 6th of September, receded to 901 to 1. had advanced at the close of the house to 911 to 1, and were quoted at a later hour at 9U. For money the price was about 1 per cent. lower. The official business report is u follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90,1, 901, 911; ditto, for account, 6th September, 91, 90t, 91, 911. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 911, 92. New Three per Cents., 921, A, A, t. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 4. India Stock, 233. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1838,1001, ; ditto,lB39, 1001, 2, I. The foreign stock market remains generally gild, the chief transactions being in the ' lurkish Six per Cent. stock, which, after receding this morning to 931 to 94, had risen at the close to 941 to 4, or the same as yesterday. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted higher. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Czocz. The gold mining shares remain without any change of importance. The Australian Land Companies' shares also remain quiet. Pontgibaud shares have been dealt in at 114); Cobre, at 61; National Brazilian (Cocaes), at 33 ; Sauna Australian scrip, at die. ; and Unittd Mexican, at 31 to 31. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list cf yesterday's sales : Devon Wheel Buller, 40e. We North Robert, 32, 321 ; Sor teidge Comely 6}, 6,6 i ; Wheal Blom, 2. SUSPECTED CHILD MURDER,—(Tnn. DAY.) —Mr. W. Baker, jaa., deputy coroner, received information that the body of a newly born male child was found in the ebareliyard attached to the perish church, Poplar. It was wrapped up in a piece of linen. Mr. Webb, surgeon, East India-road, Is of opinion that the anfertunste infant wee bora slim 851 b 2)f A 111 ' 27! 18 176 16, I a It. '100: It 100 6 100 111 100 . 61 all siltoo Bt. all 3 all t. 100 9! 9i 100 101 II 1 S e 104 Si 14 10 I 12$ Ilf lee I