The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-17 00:00:00

i II • I, IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT:, The Brithui teek the &ail shortly after 12 Ve;dock. ne Leeds' aiseediesete to th- we " eon . d i m s. greed to :—Gatsehead sad B u d s ; tortsseete Railway; Shrewsbury Isprm amt . Hanweare letsbi Weed Litheel'a Blackburn Estate Jill. were nail a Wed Ems sad peeled. huskies' Mats MR wee read a 5e00.4 Vigo . Er ALONE gilselated a mealier o y "wi ns aidut the Dog Aft. CROWN SUITS SILL. /Ids MU prod *wort semaithse. PIISLIC HEALTH BILL. gir B. HALL laid that this bill would be priated, bat he did est Jawed to peeled farther with it Minn the pre that wain. (dear ( beer.) Nala ram si tnwi Sit H. WILLOVOIIT, eit . LL said that I. the thane of • rev days he Nay brim ia • Pablle Health Ceetieeses• Bill for the ism wily, whisk he hewed the Lama 'meld agree to. [Left sitting.] *Ay le dose by mask, sad aot *daisies essuelet, sad reuree therekre he would de everything so yosses the lassies! sad %lobby deas et she ole. The esmaittee shortly alter 4 . LONDON WRIT COIOUTTIOL—The 04611011* 011 Sena B.othaehild's qualifies's= met this hassemes, cossider their npect, eat they delibented wit:tikes& deem LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BAB 1111 11 LARPOID ADD itarrioirD. Tbs Desktops", wbo wore else ssevoluats, et Dossge nok Lembiad-strest, applied to per their last sassoluatiAL 'lam sossasts. extend*, over sista &bowed .wend osobisus, 14,7011. ; . ; probe, ',AWOL ; seed abb. WU • y takes, 6 ;crew. ospwassa, 11,4611. ; basso Ismikrapts passed. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. MODS 7. N. 3011/11011. 111/A.. AND • WCZ • ZIOZWAT 1011111 BY ♦ lIIMALS. air. rea0.74:4 lr, ENtilM istbTiaerder as • tabbed honk, was WIN& de rase .at Irtabab, the ran of b. tram the poem st Saba NEM Mr. Clisraosk defoadsd this rehouse. TN poveroator said bo was a kboarse, osaplopid Y ON mastesslieis of Weetarbalie-bridge. Oa Os 13th ult., Mbar Wars Si. Vastly br gassaldbg to Ms work ekes tbs Watiniosesed. Asa be task Mb malmob sat of ▪ treamon pocket is sisailda wines, be had humid his masa deka...blab Wlhelm! kin by week. Hs bog with tbe sat of lb. la sibs,. wild& bo was emit to nibs* Is \ bracket, wheals' gdwasar noised epos his sad lobed the . at the sum ties strikiag hi. • blow oa the ids. Ns a AM. sad the ticket is mauls, away, widak wallas= risked up, sad thou went is pursuit of her Us twahmlly bopped by Ia a teattable, when he gave bee saslady. assawimabalise, resossithw said that he aster spin to Ohs rebsese, twitter did he whits her until she apse Ida sad oastehod ths sassy from ►Ma. Be C s j im aTty jest lift lame, sad bad sot *Tea spokou to say sae se whored • ralibe-bousa. Pallsowoasasla WS L said ha was sa duty is the Water loo-nodes theastalsg la quortisa. whim il• saw prisoner rouble two& lift, Mewed by the proassatoe, who told Ida that she had sabbod Mae. Ho seised bold of her, sad saw her drop twit The jury bawl =els= *boa Th. The Doputy• Mobs= kw is bee meadie Yard labour in Weadrasedt NOM .1 011111 , 111011, It being his first iwavictios. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Ric Mel Lay, a tailor, was eland with having smelted a policemen. The defendant was engaged on Monday night is a little friendly row with several of his eountrynten, who are also heights of the thimble, is the soars' of which the neigh bourhood was not only stunned wit► noise, but blood I Bowed from the noses of preens who endeavoured t prevent mischief, ameapt whom was the policeman. A ?dermas Heater—Why, I sit ►en without being aeatrested wit► ea Irish tailor charged with lighting and &wanness. What have you to say ? Defeadant—By the virtue of my oat► I *ever was drink before, and I never struck • blow before, and then I &rat strike till I was kayaked down admen times. Fixed Ma shillings. Jo/ht Taylor was charged with having robbed a lady of • parse °attends' 265. ' , Male, the detective O&M?, saw the prisoner put his Mad is the lady's pocket, and apprehended him. The saw did sot popostve that anything was paned by the "dense to any Mbar penes. The lady, upon being gues timate. said alw bed bet bra ruse, from which she had a ialaulas bean labia nine silver la a shop, but neither pm. Mt Meer ems g ou ,g. The whew was roperaimai by sevenl of the polies se • mamma this& sad was committed for two months to Hol loway pries& James Ready, a bliteissaili, employed at the the New Westminster-bridge,m G and a powerful-looking ruffian, was st=before the H. G. C. Norton with violently ea- Mrs COOPer, the wife of a henhouse keeper M Stan/rem, end also assaulting two constables belonging to the L From the evidence it appeared that the primmer, while la • state of istolicatiora, violently assaulted the landlady, by striking and kicking her, merely because she refused to supply him with more beer. The p dine were called in, and the prisoner on seeing them declared with a dreadful ;ash, his determination to injure them in • delicate part of their He then made ever, effort is carry his threats ai to e i tecation, and, as the witnesses described, caught them' by their trousers in his teeth like a 0 ball-dog," and it wee with the greatest possible difficulty they were enabled to take hiss to the station-hoes& Is reply to the chirp the primmer said that same years ego he rewired a severe lejery is the head, and when he took drink he booms so afiscusd that he had no recolleetica of what he did. Kr. Norton observed that this was no jastileatka for ►is brutal contact, and antteased the primmer to four months' bard labour, and is addition ordered ►ias to fled hail for his rod bliaviour for three mouths afar the expiration of his WI DlLtYd. • - P..AYKARKIT. lasi ign.iflrrott toot Ids Imo of tits dap, OW • ••••••kil theatriesl saner of Arty jests. H. •19 0 • 10 ‘ tee tie lint time la Loads& at Oeveatirrame Is the 7• 9 z sad was raregaised, without • dismatisat vein. as • masummate ease. This estimation bas seer ••vied• Public' Grain, madly se variable, has WM ilum.4 its melba In the ease of Ferree. Hs is asid.ladeai. by Maas is be deleiesit I. thee reality width was the Mr eagaiskiwg feature M the maim of his great pnelosamor, Sag ; to want the versatility sad brood humour of Nudes, sad the pathos of Dories. But he has achieved a popula rity whisk was hoped the reach of either of those uteri, sad has tendered it hapossible for my easesediag actor to hops for sumer I. say of the parts whisk be has as it were made his town, sakes by plsylag them in the maim whisk he has preseribed. He has crystallised Lard Ogleby, Ihr Peter Teazle, Bit Fretful Plagiary, and other characters, sad say variation from the form he has chases would be maidered an insult, or at least aa mwarraatable isamatioa. True, than were some hate is his acting, ma is his most palmy dap. He had very little play of the features, sad that little ezpeaded its if in unpleasant sew toetioas. His masher was hard, and his words wen jerked out with unpleasant eaphsaie. He had, with few user thee, but in toss for all hie shaman He ROM 'Mated to give way to natural impulses. He acted too meek is short. His Lord Ogl.by was more elegant sad 'detonate this any real Lord Ogleby. His Bit Antony Absolute was move demoastrative this the real ham el the asperses Jack. His air Peter was UM *mimes, more lapdog like thee the unfortunate banish basalt weld have bees. But, on the other load. then was wonderful art ens la this ezaggeratioa ; tee the whale securing of the rams was heighesasel, and sue put was sot eariehed at the ezpease of the other. Tbe propcotteas of light and shale were perfectly reserved, sad we pardoned the in tacky of the soloariag for the sake of the increased effect. Who caa forpt the intozicatiees of admiration which his Bit Peter displeyed as he looked at his wife, the !Willies mamas, in which he followed her about, as if under a magnetic influent*, the selloatie. AM shackle whoa he ensidered her as hie owe, the air of bashfulness and honor whoa he was joked by his hinds, the pride and the pleasure with width he patted his capricious wife's hands, the mad neberance of joy with which he contemplated the detestion of Jamb's " little French milliner" behind the series, the ghastliasse of his surpthe when he greeted his detected wife with Lady nosh by all sloes horrible !" Is the whole nap of mo dem meting this has aim bas summed; sad we might go through the whole of Fanan's chanatan, sad deliver the same judgment upon them. No ass bas men his equal in his ;oculist line. He leaves bolded him a loag lies of thalamus for which there is so representative. We used seemly make my remarks upon the short per formance of last night. Old habitat traced some of the well-known points is the dressing seem ; bat it was evident that power was wanting. An actor who has played so great a part la the entertainaest of society for the last fifty ran may well aford to display a little weakens when he team the stage. The guesses thought nothing of what the actor was, bat eneeetreted their thoughts oa the past, sad applauded him for what he had been. And the applause was vehement is the extreme. He was greeted on his ottotoos more warmly than he bad ever been grossed is bislael days. At the conclusion of his performaam the aWo.f the spestatore in the pit and bone arm 'haul! asemly sad milleued cheering for mono time. The is. 011161111111 did amol rebid. wail he had tom forward twist, adeeaiWtl waits et Madkesabiefs and hats mad a stela el Meat% Forma enrreasiled by the whole moray, and sissy of his permesal Meads, took leave of the stage he ever. JULY Two °lkon. TM railway 'hue market to-day is very Motive, and pries show searesly the slightset variatios. Da da; sad North-W.estera stook is 991 to 100}; Great Western. B7 to 1; 3Bd 711 to 1 ; Laambire sad Yorkshire, 811 to 1; fleatbassteras, 181 to 1; Caledonians, 311 to #; sad Cheat North am, 221 to 231. Preach sham are rimer. OSDINAII =AMU MID MOCK. 1S - 26- ADSLPHI. A " military eketob s " celled Fraternicalion, was produced at this theatre last eight, • thing fitter for Astley's than the Adelphi. There is a clever seine, painted by Hews. Smith end Terser, representing the fort and har 'boar of Sebastopol, the Ilanselon, the Mil•kho! Tower, the advaaced line, of the Allies, and their fleet in the distance. There is • skirmish, la which • Russian sortie was re pelled ; end then • humorous (or would-be hu morous) None, to show how the French and English flatirons without undentandisp each other's leagues., which is let enough, though Paul Bedford he, • share in it. The whole thing appear, to have been got up for the purpose of exhibiting the talents of Monsieur Blondelet, a comic singer and performer on the dram. His Gamin singing would no doubt be a capital amusement for a corps de yards, for it consisted of a quantity of solablosgoe slang uttered with such extraordinary volubility that we are pretty sure there wen not a dozen people in the house who understood a doses words of it. His beating the dram, however, is really • curiosity, and well worth bearing. He hes eight or tea sidsdruess plead in a row, with a large kettle-drum in the centre; each dram being tuned to • different pitch, and the large drum making • kind of bass to the whole. IL Blondelet accompanied a number of military tunes played by the band; and cer tainly we never were so thoroughly convinced of the pro priety of Shekspeare's epithet—" the spirivatirring drum." It was beat with ea °plata, vigour, animation, and variety of meat which showed that H. Bloadelet, in his way, may be called • man of genius. fle 100 01 OS 00 101 3 4 6 Ile 1 11 pn 1 I Ise 1 " 7 1 61 U ; 116 190 a 110 112 104 106 1 tr 1 N 191 92 ft 10 11 17 174 in 101 74 76 191 14 1:1 19/ 111 MURDER OF AN INFANT.—Mr. Beaked, Care ter for Westmiaster, has received information of the brutal murder sad mutilation of • newly-born female .---- Infant. While Corporal James Staines. of the 66th Regiment of Foot, was pr,ceedis g through the Treasury Passages Bt. THE NATURAL HISTORY CHAIR, EDINBURGH UNI- Jamineogiark, he discovered the body of a female infan t. in TIMMITY.—We believe we may state that, though the quer a state of nudity, and immediately conveyed it to Sr. Mar. tion of dividing this chair is not yet decided, it will be eon gent's Workhouse. On being so:mined by the medical , ._ , m ain I saw it was Pas ha Chet a portion of the skull had been cut 'ur""" tit . _ to "la part, "Dr. Alin" , at Waist off es if with a hatehet, and round the seek was a cord Professor of Botany in the ljniverfity of Dublin. Dr. All twisted tightly, so as to produce strangulation. -Aa bigwig man is well known, both in this country and ow the coati will beheld on the body at the Prince of Orange Tavern, cent, man able sad original botanist, zoologist, comparative 13rewer's•zreen. anatomist, and physiologist, and las proved a very suesomfal DEATH THROUGH BATHING WHILST INTOXICATED, writer and lecturer on ell those subjects. These are the —Thii morning Mr. W. Carter, moat, for East Surrey, chief desiderata of the Natural History Class as imperative held an inquest at the Bridge-how Tavern, Old Kent-road, on the body of Mr. Joseph Ryan, con. os students of stildisine.—Seerstestra. menial clerk , who was drowned fa the Grand June- A large number of invalids from regiments La Hon of the Royal Surrey Canal. It appeared India arrived at the General Hospital, Fort Pitt, Chatham, SUNDAY BEER ACT.—(THIS DAY.) l that the deceased, accompanied by two friends, pro- yesterday site/atm. Several of the soldiers are seined —le.— seeded to the Grand Surrey Canal to bathe. He was not with bad eyes, sad two are insane. Oa the reed fres The select committee appointed to inquire into the perfectly sober, but hoisted on going into the water, and in Gravesend to Chatham a melancholy ease of sudden death swimming from one busk to the other, he became exhausted, occurred. It appears that some of the soldiers alighted teem operation of the Sunday Beer Act re-awerabled at the anal sad was thus nearly dreamed. Os* of his friends seeing a van to walk up the hill : they were all happy sad laugh g, this morning, Mr. Henry Berkeley in the chair. his dila/malty to reach the opposite beak, told him that b e ing,when suddenly one of the party, Quartsnessemilammat Mr. Elliot, the Lambeth police magistrate, stated that would bring bin clothes, but he jumped in again to return, Newman, 70th, reeled and fell dead. The medical teem is although ho ma c en M on d a y s se legal quest i ow ',Wog out of and sank almost immediately, the body not being recovered charge Wig at the spot in an lastest, but eirristemos Mill 111 for about two hours. The Coroner said that when the eye- no avail. He wig so well liked in the esrps, that previously the act bad 4411. b.f." him, and theref o re he had ha d •• tees was excited with drink, if • person plunged into the to his leaving his regiment for England the lam presented rasa is that way. The act had redness' the sum. water it sham is every ease produced apoplexy. He hoped him with a piece of plate. He had saved property to the her al drunken twee on Holidays, but not on that the knowledge of such a feet would set as a caution to amount of about 1,0001. Tuesdays. No esmpleints had been made to kfm mums toed of bathing. Verdict, " Accidental Death." An unpleasant occurrenoe took place at sea as as to the working of the act, but he believed drink was mid SUICIDE OF A FemeLS.—This morning a most board the ship Reel Balcones, just arrived in the Thome, Is salissased Meese within the prohibited periods. He hat respeetatily-dressed female committed selfAsetrection by resulting in Capt. Kennedy pilule; Capt. John Moon, Eked jumpier off the steps of Southwark bridge. Boats instantly Regiment, under arrest. It is stated that a quarrel emus. *OM hem WWI so to decide upon Me glimalai of the pet off from the Loaders Fite Eleatic, engine at Southwark- between two of the soldiers' wives, and by order of Caper& term hese fide travellers but at wee sometimes Moult to bridge, bar, when • abort distance from her, she rank. Kennedy one of the women-wee placed is condoentest r i a t determiss what the legislature intended by some of their THREE BOYS FOUND DROWNED.—(THIS DAY.)— however, "grinned" at the captain, sad then be o sets ; red is the case of the present em the imam. ey the This forenoon the bodies of three boys were found droward her below ; the women at the time was twinge, and as the =arhad been variously iatmaratad. This n a sty of under the bellowing eireamstasces :—The first was that of a ohm sh , was put is wee inhaled with vermin, it led is • had give, rise to a good deal of imasys .,____ , ___. boy supposed to ...jam. Welch , aged 12 rum vb s was remoseteasse b e tween the tee Assn, sad the MOW M thought i s wee greatly Tie desired that z-. th ri,; di covered floating in the anal adjoining Visted•-geek, Peel the Wet il sommet 'left tieddsmbl• •••••••••• „bawd be dam, by the I..id atufe w e lt le set the Illusal-green. The demised was dressed in a brews joshes RIM. astesi the reps en Mei Deng the Mae $l4 "ensue at rest. H. ha ( bard ii stated that as. dark end trousers. The body had bees to the mot MOM. inehildill eh died. a ..., until 6 &m o m Ina t oo j oog ea a m i ip . several days. The meowd body was sadly decomposed. It Mr. Lowe , GE Se , near Nottinghalle, m i l that if t h ey yam yea at 8 e tatatt -- Jr „ u m b i n ie wee dueovered this memo, of the Old Ferrpetaire, Shad- describing some Memo thissiereterus whisk leek plass dent for all the piespmes of Cebu servile. The longer . well-desk, sear Marries. The isesased, from what amid there on Saturday, mye that •Is of lightniem ell mess Misilseuse wee hist spas. the greater the ttios to be gleaned, fell from a barge is the river ow Saturday last half-past 8 a.m., •• awed deem m• wow or • boos • . bet er r m a m um eamotamb mea `fi r d It, h . while to the act of coming ashore. The third body was found quarter of • mile W. of this , dieeterlog it hod did set Mishll .'de* ed MIMI on ilmea7 would he leo mar the dhadwell entrance of the Tadao docks this mom will the roof, descending inside the and Itemise late, Ihsesh weimedisg to his eamma s e e , m e gnat., lag by a mammas. The dessesedi was quite naked, and a man who was lighting a Ire is the mem hdow." am b it a i m a m sue ,„4 s e ta , j a m km , bailee doubt lost kis Eh wide balking. Au Inquest will FALLING OF A RAILWAY TONNIL.—The Oat& De „ mis t. y akst. t b b immibi. .q he held to-mcwrow beam Mo. W. elk.,, the Constr. waits Tunnel, which is situated about midway between the 1, 4 . the ebytdat he , Bomb ed ema , sa d mu a w n . EXTRAORDDFARY CAIE.—IEMOnre have been in Penistone and Wortley Stsdeas, on the Manchester, She& but s •eyemease bet Ys to boom that a u header iambi dualities in Pelham during the lest two des that a rear. field,..eutd Liaooloshire Railway. tell cm Saturday mila to 'saves, the =Mt grams. lin hes bees committed in the and the body A goods train passed Muesli shout else o'clock,..whasl Mr. G. A'Neellit e t im emewelk polka magishate, diseased of by elutes it In • seesse4egise. It *Penn appeared safe. A Quarter ess best afterwards twe meek. * m o d e. to us bad demi tememe aamiamad, to that es tiesday last, about lielf-yeet me is the minas, .en of Mr. V. • hese the suet fall. sad by ask eases ga do egmegey, bat mat milk se me y eee d a y, li te leis Oekley, a workman at lie ftemaal Yen Wses. Isl. pessapt end Lffilmusednyesedsetall saddest top teems owe aft j•••••••lamay heft. empeded me i mbib e and be., while examining a steamenglhee es the mimes% am pumas& nay ens to memos mei a e me tassek se/ wen a mm o. The F ulham me g *Wm on aw k war d sled 1. perceived a large beadle, bet, spin *NM *est gave wasp jest la doot to We • Mats Elm =1„.......e.. were a m d 1„. 1 .,. .„„ a,,,..ja„ re- ••••, be found that it was • hassle dieedrelly matimma. Peahens. Tao prangs MI weal OW t 77 1 7' 64 1 — ‘ 01 th, muse it a•- - --„ b — o -„ as fibs was immediately emelashol. mad esmespel b Ilt. rayed War the in Unisnail plates by end eib. ead who as set a Mss Si travesty. TM onus Geerge's Hemisal, where site empties. •by base after- The tassel Is lama Msg e and the pores fill, it met poky'. ii, his *mem amid met with me pe rm weeds, heels, motion , issensibbl Is lb* thee else death. mere this tea yards. The MMus lee a greet Milasem swum; betit mom le him a kaaablip aim ybe_ . a se t o f 11. gob. where &naiad wee toned la always Mew the roof of the tel is set shale. The kr, a man a m id b e mew op ftfilsimes. tar Waft t em e m. 4•1111044=11011110 OOP is •11•41•411 , randlitaimb but refs el Saturday aseealag pemetestai the shat and eases mist le • lessaler e asii shoe pesibmsell ter implying a Pim= by me membiesy. It hen lees assiesissi se masa to its weight, thee it hunt is the rest of the she ge m ow se a bire embm mitam he bad me mum si mem. that Illes Massed was a merbebb 44441101_ SINII4IOII4a law. It is csPected the Ewe Mil be Mese tkomik by T .—'' 114 W "Mem Zie was • traveller m nee. both Esteem= gest al, se tbili,___._ Manchester tharalian. Kr. Mudd Eybwth Harvey, _ _the n C s il lsg relies Comb- MEM •b• Wal Om bow by Mr . 01 M 0 i. , Th e ___ Pao_ • Font Pilao/41 MUD ST A COLLIERY ACCIDENT. Warr, IMPagedai all ids 'Nib to A g ea ssi km hitherto boos maids to diacutts. al 62 w hen Me —Oa timidity, three mm and a boy, who had bees dews —,._ _ at th e deceased was Let sees slice, err w. Mem? ••• we late • veal-pit Mr. at Dakiesid, 161 V aal" bed all "" 1 " ' 6 " Saturday tight The =ft • Or b• hr 0 Saj deggill eell: Aid.T. wilb the •Ity se ease ymis of Me nelpspik int it QC the t. istnitte• Mahe, I. seme left is the aim, set • samiting seadest A rani Mai •Illasi Olherise HAM eldshimiN 'RAILWAYS. W hu m li m a a ,..... bbin ly smameadom be i••••••• re . •f• W afr ev i s l u t irause ibi /Mae eir Dag& 011MISi ip.08•• .. ... ... 1516 lards' 1 / 7 tha Iltamm — i — ""u me Mese= Ossislise Bellerin, to aWU of the whelik. we bed Msrge et the seremeempims, and fa Amides Be. Ire not. .. .. ... 1175 le IS A Tom TOM DMIEZABES..—Ws Man; ad • 05 r- ma so gibs ptt. Is b inpfund ibst b• Let A isonrod 9pm amt. iiiUe * Usti ... Ise I m el wag ie °lllll.B4 "r: w e i bealmaNe at ibudby l7 Z e be t tbe bis es ir e gb eso be al Wl if s4l, „ wea ih........ yids his weft is es neigh- 0 the ups, mediae it wait st a heed speed, iad 10 rt. -v m a l°llll . 6 —a siamm ilaL n a o l l ea si s 9 8 6 . 5 4 " 1 " 1110 14041 ba dues at AM. P. MIN I,_ 0 6: m a i - ' o 6l a m y. h aa „wo a d a e m.ul mode wee sselib le slop ft less she mass seeded the pit•oulth• D e y air , bib r . 1844 ,93 9 7 aw ls Fl Zi al t "di st timi le weekimi li• 10 jeme0i11i.1765;79171t would Y. obarz i th e t". lie b n i eg an Prnmas tabi n er o ks mo di alre 11"11111 .6.221 11. f. 71 . 1 diste The mallitelase sisr ... __lhepelloy " , ie_ . thei hst abetie tbei ihe vam pit a d frd be wi rled sh 67Issa te • " [L T ih " e• 1. 1 =7:.._. "7. 1.1 1 ;ir sa— una* es. ..,___,,______ in . a d oft ob bk k w . I , :mem, yhmek emiab de dream? from gene memos& Three wi them wen throws into a rear. De..._. ea. ebithe rum ... 1676 64 II Ihe sputle. e y li b li " ess ''''=',.r ma a ba ft wow pm - ----- br ..a. ~,,- a ada at mob es& The Ms me- ter 40 yards distemm veld anelime was throws • rest • ~I'd ° l 43k „,_,_,__,7 P .4 . lneamelemiese.lers u b.' P . in le Rub tauswaines. --. MO b• moll Is nada se walb—sr : 24 • 0 r to atte•Pe t• weft. If : 4 •Iti a :7 • man, They all meldred suers is• Oh• Da. . o. ralikit- as o . ono ... 1— IP l me fie bows se ammad mum ^Wu* pass sesimis b• is et sea Eimbitivas aid the •••• 111 • 1 • lame! I It. = bollme a.sta ' Thai ' amass are— emir. 1 e.m.Csatralltheist tit fie WW. and any Album ed lbw nedelbes 1 'M.* asst.; bet if be fah se, It Is titbe ten fame . 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New 1 11 31 pa 6 7 I 11 ai A lesTU;ras—Nrl;;":7"---: ill UMfD& shams (lass CloslorolS droaddidd dososess Pasisool Imes •U Purls most Odom PRISIIMIi Ism IS trig o arrlode m —.— s Mold WWI* .... di Omen sod Moss --- di Do. es psi Oust. hear YI d %Tao Asada, Do. want MM ill Zsalad ' ill gators of Prime SSI Iti It 11. 9 470494 di 0 4. 0 "II 21 U 21 11 144112 2 . 1 ''lm 2 - LIN 10 1 PrA 12 THE HYDE PARK RIOTS. COMMISSION 01? INQUIRY.—THIS DAY. i The omasiesion appointed to inquire into the con duit et tllipolisa darling the lam riots is Hyde-park, 1.11 Olaf ant 'lids. ilk ismaiart, is the Crate of Bias tem Westminster. The esimaissioners are :—The Bight Ides. J. B. Wortley, Recorder of Lends. (pithiest) ; Mr. Armadas& Q.C., Rasoidim of Maashoster ; ad Mr. Hes tense, Seesaw of Limpet. The ..m.i.'.s bevies hem read, TM Prosideat mated that they had had referred to them a seether of polities; senealaime spoils eilegations. sad It say of the pendently§ wore meat; sr aay ober memos eke Md semplaiats to make, the Commissioness were ready to Mar them. The goaraiseion, herever, was goateed to the prooesdisgs et the let of July. Mr. Mitchell appeared for SOVIITtI petitimen, sad Memo. Lysa, Harass, sad Ellis atteaded for the palm Witham Oliver, of 16, Great Qwthwestreet, Montarte- Roam stated that he was is the park ea the let et July. at half-pie 4 realest', whoa be teak particular sodas et the madam of the pollee s , partisalarly .1 413 A. He saw the ssw►te ran situ a .es, who fell, sad while the ow was ea the armed Is Math kis with hie trambeea ea the bask sad ewer his lam Did out k•ow w►at had weaned preciosity. Waoa the maa was takes up hie eyes wets startles est et hi bead, and he appeared any mash hart. Hs did sot aseertaia mkt the ataa was. He appeared to be about 40 years of age, gad he wee serried off ►y three or four pelicans& The seadmt et the people seemed to him to be good; there was • little sheatiag ;uothiaa more. . . _ . Comeezaini;nl-11a41maade M complaint el suitable 418, nor did he haw what bad takes plea befere the man Sell. Same if the polies to whom he nuke were ezeeed laity civil. Healy Salisbury, of 4, Btaverton-row, Walwarth.read, stated that he was a muter tailor. He was in the park on Sunday, the Ist of Jely, sad when near to the Albert Gate be saw Mr. F. H. Heir Washed by three police, but ke.did mot know their numbers. The polies reeked at him *into rest their hands hie seek sad seller, sad handled \hi with great violates. Mr. Men appeared to be parrying blows with a light walking-stink, but he did not strike the pollee. Mr. Kan was an ememely gentlemulplooluing man, apparently in delicate health ; he wee perfectly pu ny% end in so way urged the crowd to resat the pollee. The pal m, by their conduit towards the people, ceseelosed poet eximmest sad confusion. Oelereliteniewil—The populace called slang phrases sad Sink walse immesh to frighten a high-spirited hones, but be did me No this effect produced, u there were very few gad hogemses in the drive. Mi lltVeurals Hoary Man, 0144, Cleveleneintreet, Pulses and No. 7, Tavistock.iew, Comot.garden, emisdoetiesk sad estate ague, in a large way of bersiame, depeemd that be was ia the perk en the day is tombs& In U kin the month side of the ride to the her* be was r em ombed by two policemen. Zags' steed end taros is Ys psalm behind the tells, sad semi peebilly mlBl be tw sr three minutes without s,e. • weed, he obiewed the superiateedent ride up sad give the polies some orders. The polies them 1141resssol is s body acme the ride to the tells, and ordered the people to go back. As, however, that VIM lye or sin deep in the lank, those in the trent amid net retire, aid the police then snack indiscriminately right sad left with their truncheons. Policeman 970 A struck at witness, and would have hit his, had he not Moppet( beak Witness said, " What us you going to do, fel low; are you going to kill us air" The police man repli ed. "Thom are our orders." Witham being incited, said " Damn such orders," mid the poliesmas then Twilled under the tailings and struck at him. again. Witness involuntarily panisd the blow, sad in dolma so the point of hl stick touched the policemen'. groin. Witham mid, " I beg your pease; I did not mean to assault you." He, however, abed oat "An assault," and wither was bum dietely area hadadoges policemen, whodragged be. sad mil Ids with great sad unnecessary violence, boring hie shirt sad sloths.. He was carried to a cob and mamai to the statioulsoue, where he was Awned before lbw bereMeg with en smash and notes@ conduct. Mr. Degewlei Bram, hamster, who bad seen what marred, dug to give evidence, and to bail wither, but the feaputer refused to hear hies, and witness wmm pmt bile •• all, 10 feet by 7, sad 8 feu high, with three drat andellsorderly persona. There was a privy In it, eel the smell was most effusive. Two other meow were afar muds put into it. He wee kept there tiler ma geelook the sent morning, although at eleven Vele* es llomia a aad Mr. Skelton, of Cuobaortrest, Bakelmineme, te ball him. Witness suffered halms Imhof been paralytic' two years ago, aad thee Me here ?w 6l weeks. He was taken from lie ebilerheees abut a quarter to five in the afternese. psalm be layed very offensively, sad insisted epee dike between him end his solicitor when they were in dupolleo smut. Capt. Purcell, of the 60th Foot, Wu. Dowels, Bruce, banister, of Lincoln's-inn and Mr Geo. Hodder, header, ef Iltemford- stree t , , gave earroboradee evidence, lie guard misconduet of the pollee, who used Mel Immehmems In wild and indiscriminate manner. Is thib *aim ell the excitement and eoefusios which w awa be attributed to the bearing and movements of the mho appeared to be Win seder the direction of meabled ImspeMrme Al Ids Mips tithe Insley the Commissioners adjourned de hell es leer. 1 5 I lls °` 4 7i 42 44 511 48; 11 14 I 5 - - 14 a lii U 11 N 1 U I - 1 ii Te is 135 so 14 111 70 ii ii ii .ii ti Ili Ili 100 In GT In IS CO ii ii - i i - pla • II pa Sli $ll 1 1 01 71 ; iii iiiii , iMB lin i Ms a par e. I $4 di S 7 db 7 1 ei • U 4 U s l 711 71 44 46 • 7 Ms 1 11 N •f 'Si '4l 7 61 ft SI I es 111 10 {1 pir 6161 161 INg IS 166 ijo 411 47 . 144 lII_ _6! "jai 31i 4 f die 111 •1 1 it ,1 .1 20 22 Si Si liss Ifie I Pa 131 lii; la 4 4 al. 102 14 N ST '4 4 PI II a ! 7 li 70i lATII. de. di ni.... U D• 0 0•1011 1 / 2 2011bodJ. • MEM se s II palm O bon Mak Clue Maim 11 Ds. 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JOUR NOM BAIR& 4111 84 18 * IIQE C:21 4; "`" ---.6,;: ma Aatarlaen 4....• a, Bank of Ada .101 I N Se Derl..el 1r01..Au5.6 Os. keel NMI lee Se of Laid= Won INS NO If =set.jkArtiZart. 15,001 IS Lia.Chertalamag of Ault 10.000 10 Mb New .—..„ : x: 10,000 s lie l =sad 0= 10,000111 JoOO UM Waissiaist IMO tell MIL rm. se /Via&- elk De. New SD Se Natiosal or , lnland Ile New South Wake KM If Orient. Baak=tim ekeel 100 Peowlasialot SUN I Royal *until= Biiil7. In sod o v oid bap. Om le. le &ma Laffilnlis DUN Si Usioa at Amin& SAO ... Do. Now NAB DO Unica of Landau B7,ilii l 15,0001 +~I 1.14-.74. 1 .8111.111101 KM KM MOO IN: WWI INa", AM WO SUN 1060 1011,110 t!!.." iven 'moo 1 U all Si 10 64 6 6166 6 pm 17i 11Ij 11 Oi dis li so did id IS U U U $S NI 611 7$ 75 I 1 - 22 29 5 I I ii.l 111 .122 2 32 21_ 17i 18i • •1 If 'I 9 ell 1 ;1 11 y~2'Mars the liferkawie lisfram.) I. e b eli m iss ls i ee Widniony WWI mann IN w ea Pols ines at awn new lo t'' in n to bang wined tir Ws tow best awns et ism ifIR ailwelis la her wan Noss lespenbw. latr. is asseseamt. liO.t beerwer, ins sell—aders nog We pawn abenspienn la thir yin ems& thetnewles asp Ins be, wen twin Este 111=to quit. eels et nen weromile early. with at 11. ; Out =insanely tbsre woe nine. Bye neg an songistely intent li e e Tal mnitinsieweinseeny grew Ms. to In. At N eei~tr, csa Mann the two nine stern bed been wa s it wee Wenn ane me inns W the wen Is vie the SIM at VisanAhne. aims hat n wan game withdrawn ti.tr wwyke. lista was winiment at Anzej ea the I in whin send mien et eye an beitey are sews el nest, the nein Min wry win. inin=r e wb e rst la ista 2s. yet qr. lesimary. YIN aim redinglea of gin kr the wen =gag eth July was Ns. ter rye th ea l' d i t. for when— The Dal* awhile ihy het advises wire daladeg, wilt very little deb& dater at Amsterdam et fleteartara. 'hada was sae very alma at Mager' fa wheat, these! hits dispesfaca trup sassed ft redoes rata There was a seed brim ha eels mod beshy at tall *ram llama was doll as tail asOilegia Riga& wars tar wheat, arrived at ateals. fa esasseemeal lb quiet s hal mils a lade sore stir at the norner qassatlass. At Dame* its et what had rushed 4r see vs., awl shlyserste were yrastiadis 1111 tteflll& At lionipling Win wawa, were abo aspealst ken heait% whisk wail mated sure abate fa the asseallas of agars; wen ratbar W. Bulb an aim a awitrase es. a lama Wilk Ilttle varfalse la peke; it was de. =tly law this had bit plemessarz: vas boa& Isia. espaeltft to phase& Mew 111111 Priess flearat arakaler .- it aallames lids days— Grams Whig atalved, at prises whisk anus Maas ; but tutor to imwera Man thrai & y sediested. la wheat nail an adze, tthi n Mktg as Gahm At aimalafalg. a ohs et Mesa LOOS pm of wheat was aids at s.4= sa lreaddira ela. about fie. IL pre qr. hem Ameba iseathas too raw padmily redadag prim, ela sessal sad Win! I iodides et am, lila aro tally Ss a rlase. pse Yet dissylic Oral= bed alai pattlagsled la the deal= la thq alma it Lys Tin but sod nog intasinels had. hamar. Oros that writewritemaw=labd and wheel way eertagy ila r= qualides tasa rather dle e v e sr a ildlealt of oaks. Marva& was aosmaeler la Oa Ilsothera Saar nadir sea inambh alsemlosise-iba baud& pawn awl ybal haw armasi. Sam raw alma am ears* bel firs* ben sold Mama lbspiles Maas lamplaid. Ms brow aid westbar bed ands Wks ma mare beekaard *ea aged* Wale aim bed ashersalh Impasset all wastleasa. sad Oa amp at whoa ware Wag saaMfa filierith. Alakm. la Cassalsta Tadds, Sows, Wina ealllfraluda, eveysimmt fa ini Ca se mier las hair Kate, vain Ss wheat pin had sad aray , Iriffa ; hat the idiom was an it anis ow by as breadth ea , the gram& SEVERE GALE AT MAZATLAN--(arms LOU or 1.173 —MAZATLAN, JIINN 4 —Os the nigh t of the lst, it savers blow a very gale from SW. to 8. ; the Nanette (Fr. bargee), Durand, with pearl *belle, wood, and copper ore on board, broke from her mooriap and fell open tie Ben- Janda Blida, whim the latter was obliged to eat away her masts ; the lihmott• then tote away the chain aable of the Emma (Haab. brig), crashed the John Paget (bergs.), John Patchett, latish smiled from Liverpool hairnet 16, 1964, for Pane/ma). the Coapland (Amer. and the taiga.' (Porn,. ter.), which had soma barrels of brandy on board, and Medd% bosun a total wreak ; she then drifloa offs men w mak, smile *apposed to have foundered with 11 man on hard. Th• Dasjamis Bain had some iron from bier inward serge. and neggOr trent her outward one on board. She M smog TM& Nisadoest ; Mom Bret' tom The John Pawl bad IMP bliss of mask sibied seats ea board. Bho is alma Meal wreck and aboadameL Craw saved. The Tatter (bargee) was driven where me the her with her satire slurp saw beard, whim she bowie embedded, and has been abindwaird, no divers report he, 66,66 washed eat. Pour isflasterew drowned. The Eames redo it eat with Mr estehor, bat her iambi S . ritoikiwil, to be damaged. The ono (Brent. brig) also Wip ed with Wen damage. TM Coepland became a total Inv*. I liad fan cf bog Grew same ds. , ersod. Oae of the ta.'w_altb• I *mote was bnsibt in sill living lost ,ot. •999 lies I head 9 hvillt. X. of Vas port. MONEY MARKET.- DAY. Two o'CLoow. The English funds showed flatness durieg a pos. UPI of the morning, but have since improved, and are now quoted per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Consols, after receding to 901 to j, have advanced to 901 to 91, for money andthe Bth of Aug. TheThres per Cents. Reduced have been dealt k at 911 to j; the New Three per Cents. at 921 tog; Bank Stock at 213 to 214; • the New 30 years' Annuities, 161; India Stook, 230; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 101; Exchequer bills, March, at 245. to 27e. preen ' • ditto June, 20a. to 235. prem. ; India Bonds, 35e. to 37e. prem. In the foreign stock market Turkish and Peruvian continue to advance. Turkish has risen to 881 to 1, and Peruvian 41 per smuts to 78, "buyers." Mexican is quoted 211 to 4; Spanish Deferred Three per Conte., 18 to j ; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 931 (exch. 25f.); Venesnela Active, at 28 to 29; Peruvian Three per Cents., at 65; and Breathitt Fouromd-a-Half per Cents., at 93/. Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons have announced their intention of opening subscription lists in London for the new French loan. The Express of yesterday contained a full m oment of the conditions of the new French loan of 750 millions of trance, or 30 millions stinging. which are in many reepects similar to those minted on the occasion of the last loan of 20 millions sterling, which was issued in January, 1855. The inning price of the Four-and-a-Half per Cont. Rentes is to be 92f. 25a, with interest from the 22nd March last, and that of the Three pee Cents. 65f. 250., with interest from the 22nd ult. One-tenth of the capital is to be paid on subscribing, and the remainder in 18 monthly instal ments, commencing on the 7th September next, so that the last payment will be made on the 7th February, 1867. As the dividend on the whole amount subscribed for will accrue at once, the Finance Minister calculates that, as compared with the closing prices of Satur day's bourse, the various advantages offered are equivalent to a bonus to subscribers of 3f. 29c. (or my 31 per cent.) on the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., and of 2f. 63c. (or 21 per cent.) on the Three per Cents. In the event of more than the 750 mil lions of francs being subscribed, subscriptions not exceeding 60f. of rents are to be exempt from redue tion. The lists are to be opened in Paris on the 18th instant (to-morrow), and closed on the 29th instant: The bill also authorises the raising of 30 millions of francs, or about 1,200,0001., as "supplementary capital" for defraying the expenses of discount, and otherwise "facilitating" this great financial opera tion. Subscribers for not more than 1,0001. (401.) of rents may have the privilege of paying up in antici pation, receiving 4 per cent. per annum dis count. It is somewhat singular that the issuing price of the Three per Cents: in the last loan was the same as in the present, vie:, 651 per cent. Although the spreading of the in stalments over so long a period is certainly calculated to mitigate the pressure upon subscribers, it is worthy of remark that the French government is at perfect liberty to bring out another loan before these instalments shall have been fully paid up. The lot instalment on the 20,000,0001. loan of January, 1855, is not payable till the 7th August, 1856, so that the instalments on both loans will be running on toge ther. Much of the former loan, however, has pro bably been paid in anticipation. The steamer Pacific has arrived from Australis, but the quantity of gold on freight has not yet been ascertained. At Sydney only a few hundred ounces were shipped. The Admiralty will receive tenders this day (Tuesday) for the immediate conveyance to the Crimea of army provisions, to be conveyed in six ships, from Deptford, Ooeport, Plymouth, and Queenstown. The Admiralty will receive tenders, on the 24th inst., for the supply of 20,000 lemon juice bottles. Advices from St. Petersburg of the 7th instant report a decline in the price of tallow, but mention several transactions for exportation. The exchange on London was quoted 36A. to id. MONDAY iVININO. The English stock market today wu fist, at a de cline of / per cent. from the final range of yesterday. Bagmen continues very limited, the French loan diverting attention. The probability of a monthly creation of stock so long as the war lasts naturally tends to check any upward tendency. On the other hand, the accumulation of unemployed capital is so marked during the present contraction of trade, that such hew creations will probably be readily absorbed. Console, both for money and the Bth August, opened and closed at 901 to 1, the only intermediate variation being a temporary decline to 901 to I. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, t, t; ditto, (or account, Bth August, 90j, /, j ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/, 4; New Three per Cents., 921, f, 4, t ; the Five per Cent. Annuities, 117 India Stock, 230; Bank Stock, 214, 213 ; 'Three.and.a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1839 ; 101. UrOaks agrialtural 10 Avowals loyal Mall« all 10 Bulk Walerwarks 00 11011106.esalrhaa Load— 40 Bell.ko/1.105.k itad.oo 1 100 It. ac.aadJaly 100 I • Paw Tralerima all 4 et ?ram all 10 laslirs SIM 11 10 lisetrls Tam" if • 10m. Ilavigatko 14 20 Oa. all Eutaw 044114. all 10 limilismomgast.Tal. all 10 Yadra ft 1110.Assilarm I 1 i ralgaish.hel all 10 ltdinelasii War 045144 7002. Orr Nailpera 05. 1 1 kedralmia all I . of Europe Rama LS 1 Olr Poiltiveriaadklthiaral all AO PillaakOrliatal &ism all SO De Now . 10 hosOasa;ao.. all 100 Ilmal Wl 41•0405 1 Avabt.lavesta all 10 5•515a11aa 10 1 - 'Mag. all 11 Da Da 1501sterad all I DO TrastkLoasoss‘UpOan I 100 Vas Dimaa's Lod llO4 THE FOREIGN MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.occ. The gold mining shares remain doll. Agua Frio, Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget Vein sham are severally quoted 7-16 to 9-16. Waller shares mark 2 to 2. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 28 to 29 ; Peel River, 21 to 22; North and British Aus tralasian, 2 dia. to par.; and Scottish Australian In vestment, j to 1 prem. St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt in at 28. Other Foreign and Colonial stocks are quiet. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Alfred Consols, 191; Devon Great Consols, 3721, 375; But Bssallt, 66, 671. 661, 68; Great Alfred, 171, 181, 18f, 191; Resswerne, 207, 206. 207, 2071; Routh 71 Sortritge Consols, 8, 3 3.16, 6-16, 21, 31 ; Tincr.,ft, 21, 21, p, 21. 2, 21; Trelsigh Cools (010, lis ; Trswetbs, ; West Chants. 38; West Fflleeee, 231, 24. Foreign— ort Bowen, 4s , 3s. 101 d., 4.. ; St. John del Rey, 281, 29; Wildnerg, 18; Cologne, ; Coeaes, 31 ; lotperaal Bra silia., 21; United blezieans 3i• COMMERCIAL AND MARKEIR LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (BY MAONNTIO 711.10RAPN.) (PROM OUR OWN COZIESPONDINT.) Our corn market opened this morning with a good at tendance of millers and dealers, and a fair amount of busi ness done. An advance in wheat of 2d., in flour of 2s. Indian corn 3s. lower. In other grain there is no change. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUGAR —The market has a very firm appearance, and the public sales chew a slight re:vance in pricer, and the im porton baying in very fnely. The refined market is alto Ism Brown lamps, .46r. 6.1. to 475. ; grocery, 47.. 6d. Is Um. — coipsz.—rk. public sale of 100 cad. Jamaica went c ® briskly at fall prices. 1,000 bees Native Ceylon Pia yr rer day on 'Change at 48!. to 48i. 6d., whkb wai a shade advance. tzu --- reutaino without alterwion. isscslsng;i;ol7lll public sal* at very full prises, 14+. 63. to 161. Run —The demand carotin ius COTTON..--NO sake to report. Inmoo.—Tbs quarterly iit:u A progressing at fully last mask's currency. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. This market is steady. with vary little business doing. Town tallow Is quoted 61s. 9d. sett cash ; Peter+burg Y. C. on the spot, 53e. 9d. ; July, u 3•. 9d.; October to December, 6.5 e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. K J. Davis "sports the supply short ; prices without alteration. Plisse sooadow bay, 90.. to 100..; ispericr, 110.. to 1281.; inferior, 70s. to 80s; new, ditto, 90.. to 1101. ; rousts, 70s. to 901. ; clover, old, 90.. to 130 g.; sacond oat, 85s. to 1281.; new, 90.. to 1101. ; straw, 275. to Ms. The Archduke Maximilian, brother to the Etnyt ror of Austria, arrived at Alexandria on the 6th. Ilia ar rival was preceded by the entrance into the hard ur of tares corvettes, three frigate', tie brig', and three steam frigates, constituting almost the entail Auatrian navy, and ih• tilt to we doubt oosaoctad with son.. p•litial purpose, I ST 1 00 40 So St. 1 so n $4 il 101 100 100* 100 r i j 1 11/ I 1064 4 Si i sl' & 114 10 00 V=