The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) Th• SPEAKER toek the BURLoas after I &clack. PRIVATENESS. T.. Lords anejninsentst: Me thrhyshire, S•afordabiro r god Worcester Railway. (No 2) Bill were agreed to. l'lto following hills were read a third tine :—Halford's Balite Bill, Had. w's Divorce Bill, Swing's Divorcee Bill, Wad Wyedhaw's Blooms Bill MARSHALL'S CHARITY BILL Os the notion f.. 1 the coosi•Ltitian of this bill, Mr. AP3LEY PELLATT moved cattalo ameadmeate,' sid somplaload of the late period of Um session at which the bill had boas mot Olsten from the II use of Lords. After rmis remarks lion Ma. FITISOT and the 1 ATTORIIIT Classasz., the bill was rood 'third time aid passed. PETITIONS. Ma. Stooteis presented petitionals favour of the closiog of publie halloos •11 day so Suadayc LUNATIC ASYLUMS (IRELAND ADVANCES) BILL. Os the spastic's of the third midis( of this bill, Mr. MAGIAN (Nested to the bill passim at Os preesst period of the mission. AEA:mime remarks from the CuMICILLOIL oldie Bless Ross Ind Colossi Dentvz the bill was read a Hurd time and Smoot NAVIGATION WORKS (IRELAND) BILL This bill was read • third time and passed. DISEASES PREVENTION BILL. This bill was also read • third turns aad pasurd. EXCHEQUER BILL (7,000,0001.) BILL. The he... then west into committee osi this bill, which was reportea without diseasvion, and the third reading lied for to-morrnw at twelve. CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL. This bill passed through cosamittie. [Left sittiog I LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. ADMIRALTY COURT. 510055 •a. LUOIDOOTON. TIP SU 88888 A CASES —JUDI:MINT. Thisrmoreiag Dr. Laskiagtou delivered judgment in the, , Woe d the (I.:Jus, the Amalie, the Betties, the John, the Deres,'Ute Ariel, and the ludostrie, which, it will ho re• niemblred, hare occupied much of the time of the court durieg the past year. The lam Mr. Soreneen, the orig.nal Owner of the Teasels, we. so admitted Remiss subject, but be had a son who Maimed • Dsnish nationality. At the break's, out of the war he sent for this sentinel's, these rbippiag agent in London, to meet him at Hamburg, where he traneferred to him his interest in the property, in order test it might thus acquire • neutral character. The yowls were, however, seized by her Majesty's cruisers, end breoght into the court for coadeoinstioo. Dr. Lushington, without going taw the question of Mr. Sorensen junior's nationality, which bad been much con tested in the course of the argument, thought that then still remained • certain Ruviiiiin tourist, and that the vessels nest therefore be condemned. At the same time it was right to say that he did sot think any male Kim had bees proved against the Meson. Soreases. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. 111.011111 1. O. lIIENSOIN, MG, INC • MOWN Or liA•staanh. 111011111111134111N0 AND Aolllllla. Joseph Rises, 16, was indicted for stealing front the dsollieg-hesse of John Pinder, at Camberwell, and steel• lag therefrom a beaconing', frock coat, pair of Albert boos, sad a posket book containing memorandum', his property.' John Seward, poliarconstable, 120 M,gaid,be was oa duty la the Old Kent road on Wednesday morning last shortly miter 5 o'elock,when he met the prisoner turning out from one of the lanes leading to Windsor-terrace, with 'concertina partially concealed under his arm, wearing the coat and the boots. Witness stopped hiss, and asked bins where he was going to, when he replied, " Home." He asked him where he lived. He answered, " Breaths-row, end you may go with mt." %VIM'S. suspected that he bad stolen the pre petty, ooneequently he went with him s roundabout way. At last the pnsoner said, It's no use my taking you any further; I may as well give myself up to yes for stealing the things, and if you like I'll take you to the house where I stole them from." Witness acsompented him to No. 3, Windsor-terrace, when he called Mr. hada' up, and on examining the house, it was discovered that an entry bad been effected by lifting up the area window, and all the pro perty found on the rums' was stolen from the kitchen. Mr. Pinder said b. "'cutely fastened his house at about skews o'clock on Tuesday night, leaving at the same time the cossetting, psir of boots, and coat with the pocket book la it, in the front lushes. When be was called up by the sottish's he found that as old square of glue had been takes cut of the area window,isid then the fastening undone with the band. Au entrance was thus gained, and after taking the property produced out of the kitchen, the thief left by the kitchen door. . - The jury found the prisoner Guilty of stealing the pro perty, when The Chairman asked whether be wu known to the pa bar. - - - - - The Constable—lle was °sty discharged from the South. week Police Court oa Tuesday storming, where he b►d bees' a►used ea suspicion of stealing u pair of boots. Ha was sot further known to the police. The Chairman said, bad he been previously convicted, the semi must bare pa.sed a severe sentence, as it was • very de►isg robbery. However, he should sentence him to sit Pattie . bard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. - S MANSION-HOUSE. Jedis Blackman was charged wit► having picked • lady's packet el a purse. The driver of ea omnibus saw the pioneer put his head lam the pocket of a lady who was walking over London bridge, pull out • portv-monceie, sad aria ticiog die covered, ding it over the bridge into the wate►, where it Sated a tens. He was seen by 'Lamar pima commit tiag the robbery, •ad disposing of the parse is the way described. Prisoner—What humbug. flow Gould • lady's pane mien ? Beery one know• at e•at Wok, espitesally if ikon was mosey is ir. (A laugh.) Tim Alderman—How long is it since you were be,. Were Witness—Never bekre. The stably of Holloway prisms said the prisoaer wee well known as a thief, alio a clever see too. The prisoaer-1 sever stole say %Meg, and would not Low how to g 3 about it. They say they know all alsAit me, sad that I rob people. Now, I was once here before, but it was for lightiag lilts a was, sad thee 1 was amid bye abilliage. Committed for sin woks se • rase sad vagabond. Without Robmson way charged with having robbed Mr. Robinson, of C•lver 'a brownout, Thasserstreet, of a mrebaroratter, value 51. Mr. Robiasoo—The primmer cam* on the 23rd of July, gad wanted me to parttime ieingla.s of him. I referred him M our brewer se 1 was not in the habit of dealing for seek in thgs. I be ard afterwards that a saccharometer had be.. etolia from the premises. A puma in the employment of a paging isernimeat maker in Tooley.street, said, the prisoner came to me with • saccharomer r, sad said be wanted a book of imitraotions about the instrument, sad that be was sub-brewer to Mr. Richardson et Mum. Calvert's. 1 allowed his to have the book without payment. end he west away. He produced the mecharometer. and I believe it to be one of those which 1 supplied to Mr. Riche:dem. Reams (4,59)—0a Saturday night I went with one of Mows. Calvert's men to a public house in Suabill•row, when I saw as prieuaer, and asked him whether he had bees at Mears. Calvert's is Moaday. He npsied that ha dad not remember. The prisoner was remaaded. SOUTHWARK. ITZ•LING A CASH• 1101. 11" alma Walier;,;l•Voure;,wuVenught before Mr. Combo, charged with stubs( • cash.box from the premises Si Mr. itosliog, timber. merchant, Backside. John Carthey, private watchman in the prosecutor's em. ploy, said he knew the prisoner , he having a short time revioas acted es watchman, but was iPscherged. Ab ou t bailout ton at night witness met him on the stai rcase , soaping down from the coanting•house, and close to the watch boa. He stopped him and asked him wh a t h e wante d there. Herielied that he had come tome Mr.Rneling. Witnes s told him thet was not the time or place to see Mr. Ruling. Vita's,' saw that be had something bulky in his coat pocket, end he 'eked him what be had there, when he bec ame i Cory violent, and tried to get away. Witness called for nenitance, when a constable came in, and they f.und th e :boa produced in his coat pocket. Yr. Alfred It-ding mid he fastened the desk of biomes:it -louse and deposited the cash boa in a cupboard. It l' was locked, and contained only a quantity of old memo- Armada, of very little use. The prisoner had been io their employ, and knew the cash boa to have been formerly Need for money. ! In answer to the charge, the prisoner said he went into the place to get some old clothes he had left behind. He the gate end all the doors °pea, and he could not Ise taking the cash boa. Yr. Comber told the prisoner that it was lacy there was se proof of breaking into the promisee, or he should have ecommitted him for trial. Under ail the eireuenstiinces, he 'should commit him to the linisse of Correction for three amaths, for being there for an unlawful purpose. WORIIHIP-BTRRET. . 9•1111 LINO IN • I•II,WAY C•14111I•01. Georg* Cowley, 18, described as a hoz-maker, at Ratelife, was charged. hqlore Mr. D'Eynco u rt, w ith de frauding Mr. John Wm DM, of certain monies by gambling is a rail way carriage. Complainant stated that be Is a commercial traveller, and I'. on the previous evening between 9 and 10 o'clock, while retorsiet treat Woolwich by the Beaten Cooatiee Ilse. the plower, whir was mead la the cow earriago, prids•l4 1 i 41.1....g..n.d Iterating. USIIWATI. --,----. --.- -. 1634. 1833. 1834. —— At .0414 . . - 4'4 Malian 04 sm °ma 17 17 42" :21 Brk= sifa -- - • a 33 17113 2331 13 U 1117 631 1 1 ma k : mks - lth -"I "hgef rAersail . ..... .. ... ......... 11.31 XS 113413 Mu, 0000 Dad iiiiiiiii :::::....:::::: sa 94 1.7 k 5983 Curt Ara Dander . =11betrock,1011 • 0 • 011 • 4 • : .. .........„ ... . . .... .... ..... ..... 10104 iii,a . BeJfa.t . 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' 33 mossoloos pa Iforema 0 Ras . .......... irarrier= .................... prim as .......... ....... ..... 0160 sal 10002.... ............. hos ass ......... ........ 011111114 i 38 I pal en rt,t ime May ... . 3tP) 3130 2063 ..... —..• • • .II .. I ... 60a - lr 'n umais elf 0.009 •No Subtly WY. t Yotwkis carried I Toll rewiring. 2 Tea mini C.)-4. BIRTH-DAT or PRLNCII ALYRED.—To-day being the anniversary of his Royal Highness Prince Alfred's birth day, merry peals have been rang at the various me tropolitan churches. A grad regatta has taken place at Greenwieh to celebrate the event. REVIEW AT r.—A grand field day and Aldenhott wilt review of the troops encamped at take pl.ce on F.iday, at which the Commaoder•in-Chief and I officers of high teak will be present. Ttere are now on the heath two battalions of the Household In fantry, the 3rd ►attalion of the Rifle Brigade, and seven regiments of Militia, which, with a squadron (two troop.) from each of the regiment; of Household Cieslry and (~ t ir batteries of Artillery, will give a total of about 9,000 men to be under arms. _ THE CZAR AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATUS. —The New York Herald publishes a eommunica dna from its Washington correspondent, dated July 20, which states that the President bad received an autograph letter from the Emperor of Russia in reply to one of congra tulation on his secession to the throne. The document, whisk alludes in hichly complimentary terms to the locums log greatness of the United States, contains a paragraph to the effect that the dying admonitory advice of the lees to the present Emperor conveyed an injunction to study the print., papers to be found in the Imperial escritoire which he (the Emperor Nicholas) had remind from the eminent men in the United States, among whose names were to be found these of Jackson, Clay, Webster, and others. The letter proceeds to acknowledge the value of those papers, and exprerees his Majesty's sense of obliga tion at the strong national interest manifested by the Atne• Hain people in the success of the wee upon which his great father had entered. It concludes by professing the most luting friendship between Russia and the United States. THE NEW ACT ON MILEAGE DUTY.—The new net to reduce the 'slime duty on omnibuses, die., from lid. to ld. per mile ' has just been printed. It took effect from the list of Jul last, sad will bene fi t the omnibus proprietors to about 60.0001. a year. SITTINGS OF THE INSOLVENT DEBTOIIIB COURT.- On Holiday ate, the 13th :net , the court will sit for hell eases, in order to discharge insolvents before hearing in the September sittings . Application should at once be made for b sittings . His Ifaiesllency the French Ambassador end the Commis Pmeigny have issued cards for dinner Intik* to Inflow and on the 16th lesis4e, as the Frontal idwi9em7. I Then will in a SOWVI iwh /mill. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1855. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. IL I NI Lawns. Two o'CLooc. Business in the Railway Shan MirkettOelay is extremely inanimate, and priose are quoted in nearly all cases exactly the same as on Saturday afternoon. London and North Western stock is quoted 981 to Y ; IGreat Western, 641 to j ; Midland, 701 to 1 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 811 to 3; South Eastern', 181 to 1 ; Caledonians, 311 to 1; and Great Northern., 22; to a . French lines are generally better. Paris and Lyons shares are quoted 291 to / prem. • Northern., 381 to ; Eastern., 37 to 1; and Cements, 4; to 3 prem. Antwerp and Rotterdam shares hare touched prem. 111 all anharp end letterdam 94 1 0 4 104 10 f 3 4 nollgima Emtern Jamaica 1, 1 dl. 1 20 10 Beams to Grammes' . Ilf 14 dl. IS if nem icroda&Oamln.ton ll 24 pm SO 10 Date\ &Walsh I I o , siln 94 6 alit 10 all teeters or PISMO. 364 /7 374 4 90 10 De. New -. 10 11 pm 10 all Ban Indian Caa I — peret. 14 241 144 4 20 10 Do. Rummies los all itfamllda,p.37 I a9 . iiiir . t. 100 all - Do. do. :11 f Maim 23 174 G.Trunk otCasada Aim/ 74 7 sits 104 23 all Da.St. low. &At Issor 141 17 100 70 Do. Cert. a Delmolue 64 64 100 all Do Compy.'s 6p. M.& 944 934 954 20 10 Great Central nt Frame.. 44 pm 1 all Great Indian Padmiala 54 6 1 Do. NewOrm.3 pm mat. I I w l 2 Do. titer. do. i liu 3 all D 3. do. 20 13 Gt.Lazamboory Conset.Blt 34 31 4 all Do. do. Monona 6 3 204 all Gt. West Canada, Sian. 234 1 ni i I I° ll 811 0 0-eds,Pa, 37 , opt. un 13 too los 100 all Do. de. 61, do. 30 110 112 100 all Do. do. 70, do. 0 118 113 100 all Do. do, 73,withoutm, 167 10$ 164 all Hamilton and Toronto . . 224 234 lOU all Do. 6 per Cent. 20 10 Lyons old Geneva 20 14 =ind Ilediterrenom 110 all llll 2 c 1, 10 Do. New 104 all &aria A al Do. Kew ntonia $ I 90 all ' , lunar/Limp (wl.lt int.j $4 64 Id all Northern ot Prance „ 86 $64 11114 10 all Ditto 20. SUMS (I&& Cbarierol & ultaen 10 all !torwestan Trail Pre:. 1 9 4 9 12 4 10 all Pais sad Lyons 49 .96 20 all Pane mad Orleans 21 ma Park and Roar 4l 10 SO U POI* 0100, & Motown 10 all lows sod Hare ..... 23 1 ell Maya Danish .„....—.. 10 21 11 1 loral9weslial .. .... 14 If di' 4 .11 Dm 04111111171.... -- 10 ad Sambre and 111090, . 94 SI 10 ail Dm 54 per Cast. Prelim. 20 $ *Aoki I 14 pm ilf, all West Renders 3 4 4 10 'MI Do. !4 a/yeast. Prefer. 10 19 Worn al Frame lO4 111 pm 110 all 4oalmod lO4 191 1111 1 1/11. ,140010 I Arai Fria all 4 4 1 10,000 1 *Anglo Atiatrallan Gold all 100,400 10c *Anglo Ca/i/orniam N,OOO 20 +Australian 111,0110 I AstatraUan Cordillera_ ali 1,00 10 Blaenavoe Iran & Caa: tit 6 7 90,001 20 'tarnish Ina l4 3 6 ' WOO U rerahlop.ibm.at.3l.pm. 26 If 3 6,000 IM i Do. Coma and Cali o all 34 44 11, 20 I Do. It. Jam Del Bey if 26 23 3111, 1 Canon% Creek 50, 1 •ClaCame.llln.Co.,Jman 4 t I 1 11 11.040 00 Once Copper all 3 61 ad ad 100,009 1 , 'Colonial Hold 1 1 ._.. 03 3 10 0 0 lt 2O caisx, W. Wapner Mime et 120. all 12 33 NIA: 13 db. Prot 74 par CUL all 2dm par 70, 1 rEnsJatinUallutOoppr eft 14 2 25.009 1 Wartime ' 100,010 I Great Wenn Vela Rea. all 1 4 10, 39 (General—. all 11 17 73,00 d I Grind Weir, at * Bain all f 4 11,006 1 44 Gram( PAmootb... 26,t66 5 Great Wheal Vat United all 14 04die au,tlo 1 Liberty 10,00,1 8 'Unarm. all Sf 64 I.oou l .. Do. B. 10,001 11 Lantaniaa l4 1 If pm 103013 1 rlimert an a i ...„ .al I 00,000 1 New 100,000 1 Nanette 40.4 10,010 SO Pcatiltand &Inn Lead al, 134 14 109,00 0 Part Phillip 10,00 1 Quar Soak all 1 10.000 10 •Ithy many boa 16,00 If .130. Neer 7,90. 80 , 'lunar) .111 Ctibs 124 44 34 10,900 1 Meth Aartlabil .ll 4 34000 1 Dmicrip ........... all 4 sou 10 DuLtan 4 43,114 W 51.164 'Calla almat Maim ell s all 3 $4 7 1 100,000 1 Wan Mariposa iLl 4 I SHARER AND STOCKS. 13.200 40 40,00c' t $0 40,000 SO 30.200 10 1,000 100 200.001. 100 23,000 100 23,000 10 4.000 100 23,000 20 10,000 le 00,0001 IC 410,040! 20 50,000,100 10,000 100 10,000 10 20,000 t 50 10,000 , 20 10,013 22 14,000 100 10,000 I 11,000 23 12,000 23 o,ooo' . 60,000' 30 64 (6 pm diel par 1 12 pa 174 lei 6 6 pa. IV SO 14 ei 1 i 'Us 20, , 00 25 30,001. 35,000 10 51 a;t•I soi,nop it. snow 130,000 60,0 u 20,000 73,000 i 114,671 1 33,001' 201 14000. I 12y40 Si 30,080 sip 20,114 54.1 00,000 2 11,841 1.0 100,44.1. 100,000 I 14,20, 3, 1 72,0 t., 15,000 I 21,000 1. 10,000 100 78 Su 11 1U ad s i 4 Pm .11 ali 1 1 *ll l Li WI 3 25i1 II 111 some pocket knives and offered than for sal.. Stme pities remarked that it was too dark to eaanisc them, and the defendant thee took from Ide pocket • Inciter box and eandlie, which he lit. the possengere refined to purchase, sad witness then perceived mine playing cards in defei.d ant's head., sad hoard bin propose that mina one should stake • shilling against the me of spades. Several persona oceoptad the off.r, end different amounts up to • sovereign were wagered, and shagged heads, mostly to the defendant's apparent dim& vantage; but witness amnestied ermapimity, and °twitted to a Mead, Surely this is one of those tricks which we read of i• the newspapers; I will try and catch him." He consequently laid do en • shilling. Defeadent shunt d three card., laid them down, sod then witnessed gamed for the ace, bat of warm lost. A ascend shiliieg shared the sane fate ; sad on arriving at the next station, he complained to the authorities of the prattle* which was going forward. The defendant sou immediately given into custody. The accused endeavoured to imolai& away the offence by ensile, that he had bought the knives a bad bargain, and having the cards by chasm in his possession, thought it would be ea inducement to some of the party is the carnage to purchase if he (tiered to stake • knife against • shilling, merely gsessing at the card as • novel way of deciding the mater. . . . . Toe eomplainant positively denied that after the cards were produced say allusion whatever was made to the knives. . . The sisgistrate &Anted the ease should he ?mikado& but es the leg steads these is little question that the offence I charged can be sub,tantiated. C LERKEN WELL. ASSA ULT UPON • JoAA Swaimn, a talllnah was dirfigared with a black ye, was charged with omnatitting a vt..lent and brutal assault oa police covetable 80 0, oa Saturday evening last It appeared from the evidence of the constable that on Saturday night he saw the prisoner at the bar fighting with :mother asaa, and causing a great disturbanes. Upon ask• in( I f. le go away he mimed, and at ewe turned upon him sad struck him htveral time, in the most brutal Several of his companions also mem up and endeavoured to ramie him. While ommy.ng the prisoner to the station W (the policemsu) was kicked in the head and his fillers put out of joust He was unable to go on duty yesteidep. The prisoner, who was drunk at the time, was not known to hi.. . The prisoner, in defence, said he know nothing whatever of dui watts,. Aliterkett said that the conduct of the prisoner was very disgraceful, and he should therefore fiat' him 11., or in default commit him ro prison. The prisoner's friends paid the riqaired amount, and he wan liberated. THE I'OSTMAS" TO Till RDITOIII OF TEI DAILY NEWF. Slit,—lna recent number of your journal you noticed the great delay in the appointment of a postmaster general. I may enlighten your readers by stating that it is gene- Telly believed i■ the " clubs " that this office is specially held at the service of the Marquis of Clanricarde, but the annouocement of su:h as outrageous and vicious appoint ment is deferred pending the sitting of parliament. You are aware that the noble marquis commands the votes of Sir Thomas Burke, M.P., and Viscount Dungarean, M.P. (both relatives), Anthony O'Fiaberty, M P., and Corkin &New, M.P., both of Galway!-1 am, Sce.., Loudon, August 3, 1456. ELIAS. RA IL WA Y INTELLIG CE. RAILWAYRRCRI The following are the receipts of lifelt : - - railways for the put 21 23 41 N 8 si 13 di. 13 18 71 di& 91 93 63 611 IS 14 10 3 203. 14 li II 111 74 76 56 511 9 94 19 79_ 73_ 6 if 694 1104 67 M 126 123 161 106 64 66 38 60 73 IS e 74 s 4 pia pm 74 6 614 314 74 1064 7 9+ id 974 9D 1 dia dis i las el 67 74 64 dis 7 6 . 24 24 70 7 ,0 I. 8 Ws 1 l+ 49 91 SO $1 7$ 7 61 dim 3 4 3 .• 131 484 oa 4$ 46 el 61 die 41 bf " Ir r 1.4 10 74 71 44 46 134 144 611 6' 11 31 4 3dls $4 41 I 11 29 21 3 4 31 22 99 101 93 91 99 101 8 4 • ei 1 l lf pm I .. 14 14 61 61 119 111 111 113 103 107 11 1 6 1 Ws 1004 1 14 98 93 97 69 10 11 17 174 101 10 74 76 20 204 10 10i 1$ 134 136 a 136 3 die 2 1 ii Pa 134 13f I fPa 134 13f4 d 4 1 44 :04 104 IS W M 4 I idle IN IN 141 par r. t4I 10 103 66 161 101 103 133 117 4 41 :1 4 a . 107 100 194 01l SS 24 ►►l ►li 3 1 21 P 4 66 1 4 Isk 14 40 134 114 ai SI Ili liedl U ft Pd.l umwaTs. Aberdeen ... ..... Aalborg., Notting., Boar sad Zan Jumada Biren.Woly.lk mourVallsy 11irken.laa. &Chem. J um Do.Chatkitirk.!Ork2Sl.C. Do. do. do. SW.. Bristol and Exeter Onledeman . amter gad Holyhead Cork and Bandon Dublin sad i3elbeet Jure. Dun n Prth., andAberel.J. Ban Anglian Ditto (i .B E and U.) Bastard Conning Easters UlllOO, Claes A Do. e!ase B. ..... Do. (late Z. U. irds.) Ewa Lane te Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Perbie eAdaburgh,Pertlulat , der Wanner t Bluth Western Great Ncrn of notland Great Northern Do. A, Week Do. B, Stock ...... . Gt. south. and Woet.(lis.) We tern Do. Stour V. I IsyG u. Stk. :ammeter and Carlisle Do. Thirds Do. New Thirds Lanwebire and Yorkshire Do. ?One Do. West Riding Union Lostion and Shulman Loa., Bflgtitois,k N.Comst Load. end North Westeet Do. Fifths Dal tOah., 11.andB.(C) Do. Eighths :vadat Ye Booth Weston 6;:k 7 0 - Do. £4O Midland Shut% No. I Do. Km. and Derby Yid. G. West. (Ire.) Ditto Half Snares Nairomatle and Griot, _ _ IS; al; II DI Aswiy irl 11; ta ika Di. New Northro Caustics 1.: doe North British :foil' Devoe, Na. I A Deferred Do. IS Guarsotred N. &stem—Berwick Do. Ritmo.* Do. G.N.E. Pore Do. Leo& Do. York all North Logsdon ZI; 110. Near. 71.1. Y. & B.ol,llansp.okeity In 173 North Staitordeldrit ell • Vann Wen.ern all 'Salts & soutbWest.June. 100 ;Oztord, Mora., & Walng. 100 '4.aottiab Central 100 itlaottigt 190 ibrogablra talon al. I ..osti Devon 109 dank Eastern all lona Wales . - ... - IS laratbTortsh.4l rrrrrrrrr au *nekton and Darlington . 9 ME Vol.. £lO Shares is 12i, Vale of Neat k Waterforyl and Kilkenny Water'ord and Wren*, Weal Cornwall W.Kod col I.lo.llCryntalP. Wait London I %berde, - - Ib. - No. 2, 7 pet Ct,...' Bette.* Viet*, 4p.et.M.l Caledonian, L ao _ _ C•qk aixl Cantina Du.Pertb,kAbey gui Anglian Claw Aan I Do. do. Claw It, 6 per Ct., Do. do. Claw C, 7 per Ct: FAid.Cee. Czto.3 p.e., No.l l Ditto do. No. 2 1 No. New 6 per Cent. Stock' Eoat. Cc ;;:iu. - 6 7 P1C1- • East Lancashire &scattiest York Jon. 3 h• SAM., Perth, Dund, I pet Great Northern i perCent.' Du.s p.eLred.r t , Up.et.l n Do. 4; pet cent. „ Do.sp.et snred st3p ccotrl o.West.Bits&Hantses ifs Do. 3 p.c. redeem. Peet. Do.conv.acreslem.4 Ditto irredeemable 4 p. et Do. Birm. Pref. Share • Do. Chewer Pref. itb.Sp.c Do. do. do. 5 p.c.; Do. Ppm. Gun. Stock Do. Chester Gus. Shares; Do. do. do. 00. do. do. .. Lseearktre & Yorks. FEZ. Dittos. per cent. Stock . Lon. k Briekt. G. 3 p.oent . Ditto Pref. ip Q. II:ock Lon.k&hWestCas.Thirds Londonderry & Oolr. 4 oh. .ands nderrykEnniks 44 kles.Sbeff kLuic. errp 4t Carlisle. 41 p Moliond Cons.Br.kit.dpCti Do. Pref. 44 per et. Ditto .C 3 Pref. 4 per Mel Norfolk Debsnte•eo Do. S per et. Eat D► Pref. 4 per et. 111.. North /Small N Met.— Iderw.4 pet. Pref. Do. do. dn. Do. LEO& 6 pet. \o.ll Do. Do. Our.. 1143 Do. Torkki 818 Pun& North Breffbrdehlre Dot Warr...4lWel.lSl 6p.c *Jott.rh Central Nsr.Prs' eath revue Ditto Fief d 44 per Cont 4 .P.r , t(P lad.Asr.Cl.o.6.‘ Data per at. iouthWeee ina.44 p. teat 1111.Yorkottire4pnet.Guer Stoehr n&DollegtooSpe Wa.erforda RUkeemy6pet., MIES LEASED AT !Milord aid Moult. L to IfF. ICl=tJima= aisdrhus)... rearfp.a. Owed leGit. Northers) Olsaisseer a Dire Forint (bend to ft 'nem) Isllltasiby(L'fortlSNlSlO, I Do. striros r j ttto)._. $ &arcs ditto).._ Looks sod reeswialt (lasel Sestont) Dino Ptilleretioe (p!) 'Loweitultoa•rd Cooed to Nor' Ditto MY • , Loa.. TUbry.it I (limoil to Ms k Os.) .. imilca,aalatlea iI i a•M I W.IIOIC.) (lssriWpital`.r6) Illtoitord Nowea•lmit Dory Emma sat. ► rex test. (1••••1 , to Easters _ letartirrukr (tored tollion.Coantioi)l Ditto 6 pet Coot. (d 0.).. 1 , Moto& itWyr• (lota. Loo. i 301.Wott.kloacit Tort ) , l Ditto y shata i rq. ... is otisp a"t2.llllolt Dined to Winvillsarysed Hereford OWnialleein - 41.K timittilleakeible• owed le Itr.ll.om) wow Talky ea.l prr at Was a ecru: Owed leGrat essural AMENICAN RAILWATS. Weak Central 6 p. eat.. 1675 Do. I' per cent. 1675 Do. 7 percent. (Free Lead) 1561 , Kittle= Central, 11 per rent . 1560 N.T.Uentral 6 per cen.. (Sink nod) 1663 New Tot kaki p. cent. lids., oon. 1663 Do. do. do. 1571 Do. do. Bed Kart. 16 9 4 Do. do. Oinking Fond ... 1575 Oblo d. Pen.7p 43.1noorae tried eon. 1172 Oils sad lineirdppi let Vogt Bonds .. Do. do. Penmpl. Sp.at. Clonal lids, let llortpse Do. do. 2M nen. and Wafts 6p. e. Mort. 1100 . 1 Me. lei Ikatepie l lea 117 79 II 84 85 97 INI 99 93 Sa 69 i i ii IPS We OS ii - iii 0 all $ oil Bt. 100 IS 20 13 13 SO all It. I, _ 1110 3 lOU 61 .00 61 all ei too 10 all I .ii Rt. I .00 64.11. 0 6 1100 10 100 is ~ .0 io j .n 1t.70 131 11 4 3I all all 13 I r• 1 10 11 st.l, too A4los 0 1 li 30 1 Si IS i ZS I;i IN 1) ,._. It. t NI I .siti uI :toe 111 I f 0 Ilf li . 4 1 i 71 9.$ gel i 7Si 9 ISf IS e t 13f 49f 0 Walt lloripna.... I 0.1 I ♦ Traumata by suarad deed. JOINT STOCK 'Australasia _ BANKS. al! ISe 90 Bijaniilorthounart Mortared Bank of Ad` D0.d0.0l Ind.,Ana it Ch ....._ I of London_ rownsu ommez.i.ofox..rouiik A muLCUrt. London . ......... I Loo,Chart.aaai of London sod Covaty Lomas J .tot mock Looks sad Waotioastet !Nat. Pro,. of Kaiload I Do. Now Ins/aortal of Ireland New South Wales OrseeL Hank Lbeporatlers ►nd Gold Imp. Co South Australia eroon of Au►tnlY Do. Nu eaiun of Lambs MIS:ELL ANI • Australian Agricultural lAustratisn Royal Mail Berlin Waterworks British American Land Brit.& Cann'. & itsel.Co. l • itnnatia Wtireret.Jaa.&Jul, ICrialiulase 126;41 ifaiie-;-;1. 2i,111 , 1 2 I,i OD 25,011 2),000 gal Enters Steen ... IS /gentile Telegraph .. IS Others' 8100. Narigitles 2 , Genital A.S. Ishii, 114 O. A lieu. Iron .crew I 'ollkr lb nicht/Fontein hien. Ts. 11 n Naeziesh & Bt. Amerind) I tlonsi Patntntra. Pow 111, Meth rlandi Land VA.'S. W .les Cost at lota. Bream Navigation la. North Brit. Australians North of Europe Kean Orlental Gas .... . IfielitiverLvadkll moral Pena. le Oriental nano W. New 41 4: 61 43 70i fli sell 7i 81141 2si 2Ste II II die Is 19 61 6/ SII. W I i`ncland Iron Campo, 'Koval Vail tillY2 •ieottash lafestaL Un. New -oath Australian Land 4uttraszir e Telsg. Scrip . Do. U. ktenustend instal...saw 0. oteposn Pan Inainen's Land .., l& q 34 19/ d sd 111 DM 11.4 211 it 4 416 4 7 THE BANKRUPTCY OP MESSRS. STRAHAN AND Co.—EALI OF THI A0H1.7114T day MOMS. DEvis and Johnston put up to auction the A‘hurst Estate, which was in the occupation if Mr. Strobe°. After an active I , mpetition, it wan knocked down to the mortgages for 27,0001. Marshal Castellane, military commander at Lyons, is staying fora abort time in Paris. By &return issued this morning it appears that the amount of in is. money unclaimed from the 18th January to 31st D.cember, 1854, mu 1,410,0171. 41. 441., of which 724,2591. 71. 31. had been refunded to claimants. The number of volunteers into the Line from the Irish Militia had reached 3,457 u the 30,h June. The quota required was 4,533. A YOUNG LADY BURIED BENEATH A FALLEN CLIIV.—The Torksiiirsman reports a distieesing accident whic y b oa b i i p ,yg p ha p pened nidle. respected tiec t rt b e e odf let the ohy i lea t i John ao a th t tl ß eo r duel gray, y n y, m t w n t.tupQaaoyri The first order issued by Sir B. Hall, after his ae• eeptance of the office of President of the Board of Public Works, directs that 200 new seats shall be placed in the visit to Mr. psuiplotigb, and on the day named proceeded, public promenades of the Regent's park, and he has given according to her custom, to a cbalybeste spring of water orders for the throwing open of Kew-gardens to that issues from the cliff opposite Heldertborpe, about half a mile from the quay. Mr. Lamplough's daughters during the whole of Sundays. the public OYSTER FAIR AT BILLINCISOATE.—On Saturday who were with her presently left fur home, Mist Ogle, say citing alarm, search and inquiries were made, and on legate would follow. However, her non-appearance es- morn i ng , accordin g t o arriv- opened with the customary formalities by Mr. Ooldbsm, 1 cu.torn, the oyster market was found that a portion of the cuff had fallen. Fourteen men stab le . Colchester, Milton, and Qosenborou g h Natives, Big at the spot where the young lady had been left it was clerk of the enniket. There was a large supply of Whit. were immediately engaged to clear away the fallen earth, Old Barleys, Common and China Rocks. which amounted to 20 or CO tons, and after three hours of BREAD.—The prices of wheaten bread in the metro incessant labour the body of the young woman was foiled. polls are from 104. to 101 d.; of household ditto, Sid. to 01.1. Life was extinct. Deceased was air ut 25 years of age. per 41b. loaf. COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN CANADA AND FRANC/I.—Steps are being token in Canada to extend the MURDER IN DEVONSHIRE —A revolting murder has jut been committed at Northam, a gill ,ge in the north commercial iatereourse of the province with France, the of Devon. A man named Robert Hancock, a labourer, mother country of a considerable pornson 01 the population ; being jealous of his wife, struck her with a hammer save mad the visit of M. d• belvese, captain of the frigate Imp& rat times, a nd afterwards cut her throat. He was appre done, of the Imperial Preach Matins, has been taken headed on Thursday, and on Friday a coroner's inquest we, advantage of at Montreal and Qoebec to bring the subject held, when ilancack was committed on a charge of wilful prminently forward. The visit of the French officer has murder. Fe its object the promoting of trade relations between THE nocgDALEMuRDEL—CAPTURE OP HEYWOOD. Outdo and France. Be has been for a couple of years in —The Rochdale Sextirsel announces the capture of Jonathan the Gull of St. Lawrence, and has busied himself in col Heywood, the supposed murderer. He was apprehended letting various information in relation to its trade. It was by police racer Berry, at a place in Rossendsle, called stated at a recent meeting that it would be both desirable Coupe or Cray Delph, near EdeoBeld, and distant from and advantageous to supply H. de Helves, with public Bacup three and a half miles. He was employed carrying documents that would afford him information relative to the rushee ; and previous to that he had beet working at . trade and tenures' of Canada. It was in consequence of a fans-house lower down. He appears to ere a man wire previous report of this officer that he wee mint on his present step is less ..ras than Martin's. In height he is the sam' mission by the Emperor, who is also sensible of the generous within half &ninth. He has a dimple oa the chin, as de grant of the Canadian legislature for the widows and scribed by the witness &Brinson. He is less full and paler orphans of the allied army. The total exports from Canada in the face, and wears a smock-frock. Many persons re in 1854 were 6,312,3271. To Great Britain there were coedited him uhe west aloe; the streets to the lock-up• 2,718,178 L, and to foreign countries 48,3321. only. Canada Both in the streets and the police-office he manifested the might do a large direct trade with France, but the present utmost indiffszesee. tart is of a Were to shot it oat. To implies a duty of A letter from &daisy& of the 20th ult., in the 64. per plio• on light French wines, for instance, is to OpiPtiOn4 of Turin, announces that Major Cavalli, of the Prohibit their 141Portntion t host if these heed rostriotioos Sardinian army, is expected there with four field guns ro were eurreedi *mesa be wink list a imp 4494 trifle his ow. invents's, the mutt of whieh is W be tested is the tvILL karmikleg "Ai v. rani esiefeigi• 124 124 114 115 li --t4 MONEY MARKET. -THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoca. Owing to the general inactivity of business, the English funds remain perfectly stationary in price. Coarsels have not varied from Saturday's closing quo tation of 901 to 91, for moneY, and Wednesday next The Three per Cent. Reduoed have been dealt in at 911 the New Three per Cent., 921 to 1 ; Bank Stock at 214 to 215 ; the 30 Years' Annuities, 1885 (New Loan) at 16 15.16; Exchequer Bonds at 1001; Exchequer Bills, March, at 21s. to 245. prem.; ditto, June, at 21s. to 225. prem.; and India Bonds at 28s. prem. Omniam is quoted 41 to 41 prem. Foreign stocks exhibit little change. Turkish is quiet, at 911 to 1. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22; Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., 19 to ; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Buenos Ayres Bonds are rather cheaper, marking 541. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, have been dealt in at 811; ditto Three per Cents. at 591; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. at 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 961; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 941 (exch., 25f.); Equador Bonds at 4 1 , being a further improvement ; Chilian Six per Cents. at 103; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1011. The imports of the precious metals last week have been to a fair extent. Oar list includes 654,474 dols. (of which only 18,593 dole. are described as gold, the remainder consisting of silver) by the Tyne, from the West Indies and Mexico; 39,500 oz. of gold by the New Great Britain, from Melbourne; 795,236 dols. by the America, from New York; and 9,3091. by the Iberia, chiefly from Lisbon. The total value of these arrivals cannot be less than 457,0001. The Itavensbourne has also brought in 22 cues of bullion from Antwerp, and the Bur lington 1 box of silver from Hamburg. The exports have been considerable. The Custom house statement of the shipments direct from London includes 2,395 oz. of gold, and 8,660 oz. of silver, worth in all between 11,0004 and 12,0001. The destination of these supplies is shown below, viz.: gold coin : to Hamburg, 1,186 oz.; to Boulogne, 210 oz. Gold bars : to Belgium, 1,000 oz. Silver coin : to Belgium, 4,800 oz ;to Boulogne, 2,600 oz. Silver bare: to Hamburg, 1,260 oz. The other shipments reported to us comprise 401,5334 (of which 36,7721. is gold and 344,7611. ether) by the Indus for Alexandria and the East ; 2004 by the Tamar for the West Indies; and 10.0001. by her Majesty's ship Gorgon foe the Baltic fleet. Tae ascertained shipments of the week are thus raised to about 423,0001., chiefly in silver. The pri vate remittances ut gold to the continent have been much less than last week, but have not yet ceased. The ship Duke of Northumberland sailed from Sydney on the 23rd April for London with 1,712 oz. of gold on freight, worth about, 6,8001. The Admiralty have ordered the ships James, Taujoro, Tigris, Rattler, Palestine, and Blenheim to be surveyed; and have engaged the Matilda, Koh-i -noor, African, and Annabdla for the conveyance of stores to Newfoundland, Simon's Bay, 'Sydney, and Port Natal. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on Thursday next for the hire of two ships to proceed rispectively to Melbourne and Sydney, and to be ready for passengers between the 24th September and 1 4th of October. An extraordinary meeting of the South Easters Railway Company is called tor the 30th inst., follow ing the ordinary meeting, to authorise the conver sion into a fixed 4 per cent. stock of two millions of ' the company's mortgage debt, such conversicn to be effected either by an arrangement with the holders of bonds, or by paying them off when due, and issuing stock of corresponding amount. The following halt-yearly meetings are newly an nounced, viz. :—London and Blackwell Railway Com pany, for the 14th inst.; Rut Indian Railway Com pany, for the 16th inst. ; Ceylon Railway Company, for the 16 h inst. ; General S earn Navigation Com pany, for the 28th inst.; Midland Railway Company, for the 22nd inst., at Derby ; East Indian Iron Com pany, for the 20th inst. ; Norfolk Railway Company for the 31st inst. ; Sambre and Meuse Railway Company for the 28th inst., in London, and 31st inst. in Bel gium; Pheenix Gas Company for the 15th inst. (ad journed); and Metropolitan Railway Company, for the 20th inst. The Directors of the London Necropolis and National Mausoleum Company have made a final call of 11. per shale, payable on the 20th inst. This call is rendered necessary by the provisions of the compani'e new act, which requires them to pur chase about 130 acres of land, so as to complete a compact area of 1,007 acres, before they will be al lowed to effect a sale of the surplus land. By the new act power is given to sell 1,192 acres. According to despatches received from the agents of the Australian General Investment Association at Sydney per the Red Jacket, the writer had just had an interview with the governor with reference to the postal communication, and he expresses a belief that he will obtain an offer of a subsidy of 24,0001. besides I the postage rates. SATURDAY EVENING. The &Wish funds to-day were rather flatter, and closed 1 par cent. lower than yesterday. Prices have thee returned to Friday's range, the, late advance having been wholly lost. Little business was done to-day. To-day being the 4th of the month the bankers and discount houses had a very heavy business, for which, however, preparation had been made to a great ex- , tent in anticipation. The scrip of the new French loan was last quoted 21 to 3 prem. It must not be overlooked that the subscriptions from the whole of the French depart men e have not yet been made known. When all shall have been received, it may perhaps be found, that the proportion to be allotted to each subscriber will prove even less than has her n anticipated. Console were quoted fur a short time 91 to 4, but closed at 901 to 91, for money and Wednesday next. The " contanao" for the September account ruled at 1-18 to 1. The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 914, 901; ditto, for account, Bth of August, 91, 901. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1. New Three per Cents., 921, 921. Omnium was quoted 41 to 41 prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. Sales of Turkish were effected as low as 901 in the morning, bat the quotation bed recovered at the close to 911 to 1, or about 1 per cent. above that of yesterday. Spanish Bonds were better, and Peruvian con tinue in demand, with an upward tendency. Equador Bonds also ruled higher. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoor.. No busicess is recorded in the gold mining shares to-day, and prices are nominally unaltered. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to 291 ; Peel River, 21 to 21 ; North British Australa- sian, 1 dis. to par ; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 4 to 1 prem. In the entire list of foreign and colonial mining stocks not a single bargain is marked in the Stock Exchange to-day. For shares in new undertakings the current quo tations (which, however, are in most cases little more than nominal) are subjoined : Calehote Copper, 1-16 to 3.16 per share; Jamaica Copper, i to I per share ; Dhurode Copper, 1 to 1 per abate ; 0 tent ed; Ito 1 per share; Peninsular Mining, 1 dis. to 4 pm.; San Penned°, 1 to 1 per share; Great Crinnis, 1 to 1 per share; Leckamor Copper, 1 to 1 per share ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 4 to 1 per share; Great Cambria* Maine and Quarrying, 1 16 to 3-16 per share; British Australian Gold, 2s. to 3s. pet share; Like Bathunt Gold, is. to 2s. per share; Australian Console, Ito 1 per share ; London sad Virginia Gold sad Copper, 3 16 to ti 16 per share ; Wildberg Conarls, 11 to 11 per share ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1.16 to i per share ; Fort Bowen, 3s 6d. to 41. Gd. per share; Gallo.y.fftith Mega. 1 dis. to 1 pm. The following dividends have been declared during the month of July: Per ha a. Amount. Coke £ 4 ..... £ goo) Minna' enopany of Ireland 0 1 Devon Great t * MSOla .. ...... 9 9.218 Wheal huller West Bauer 0 1 4.3011 South Wheal Munn l3 3,724 1 Bouth Tamar m, 2.700 %%ai 2,441 South Condon b filosatoo Down Console ... 0 1,200 United Maar Meet PTOTLISSOI 0 1 512 Treham 0 312 llrlghtside 1 Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of Saturday's sales: Chian and Wentworth, 20, 201 ; Cslliegton. 23..; East Bailer, 7, 71, 8, 84, 81, 84, 84; Great Alfred, 174 ; Header, 44 ; North Besse', 29, 294 ; lt.aewarne, 218; Satridge Consols, 4; Tincroft„ 3; West Erma, 23. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARXLANE.—TIIIB DAY. The ACCOunts respecting toe growing cri,on do not im prove; tholes,. the offers mad, for the English wheat M Market this morning were 2t. or 3.. per quarter below Na rates of Monday lost, which factor, were not disposed le accept, consequently, very little busineu was done. The OM, remarks will apply to foreign wheat, and more or less IN foreign and country fl cur. The rye crop on the continent lo roinortod to be deficient .third, aid prices hare risen oonsiderably. Barley was dull of sale, at • decline ul 1. par qr. Oes were difficult to quit at the reduction of 61. to Ir. per qr. noted on Friday last. Beans and peas scares, and unchanged in value. ALLIVALS INTO UfloooN mum JULY 30 so AUG. 4. Qrs. Anglian. Scotch. Irish. For, Whewt........ I 1036 I ... I 60 WO Barley 6.7 2 3.19 B a rley watt. ' floor, 4160 irks, iOl MINCINO-LANE.-! DAY. The public sales declartn for to-morrow aye :—Sugar : 300 hhda. West India, 8,200 bags Mauritius, 5 400 bugs Ben gal, and 250 baits Madras. Culft• : 370 essks plantation Ceylon, and 500 bags native Ceylon. Rice: 1,400 bags; Cochineal, 100 bags. Lae dye : 160 chests. The private contract markets since Friday have been in active, but most articles base a firm appearance. Rrca.—A cargo of Arraean reported sold eft at, at 12.. 3d. OILS —Seal, pale, 541. 10s ; yelkw, 521. to 531. ; brown, 471 to 481 ; sperm ►odv. 1241 to 125/4 beaomatter, 1221. to 1234 ; cod. 471. t-. 471. 10e. ; Soutb Sea, pale, 53!.; Olive, Gallipoli, 661. to 56/. 10. ; Spsci,t. and Sicily. 541. ; cocoa nut 421. to 43. 10.. ; palm , 401. 10•. to 421 10.. ; linseed, 431.; rape, pale, 68/.. to 691. ; brown, 561. 10s. to 561. 15s. TALLOW MARKET-'PHIS DAY. The market is very dull, there being no disposition to buy. Pets raburg Y. C. on the spot is quoted 655. 6d. ; Octo ber to December, trii 6d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. eta& ow hand cask.... 1 18,2513 I I $ Ml Delivery last wrek i 1 , 661 11111. Do.t;oat let June kriteel last week Do. from Ist J une , 'rice V. C. per cwt. no. T...rn ............. 19,917 I sli"! 1,217 i:4i .I:i* i,iii I U. ed. 44,020 1,7:2 14,347 11,692 556. W. 1 56,. Gd. Arrital fur the sn ek ending Artful 14, Mel tsar, 1, s 4 ca.ks, ad dellrery, 1,760 casks. The arrivals last week compriscd 373 cants Iroal Russ* 213 from Australia, 165 from South Amer isa, and 14/ from other places. Total, 915 casks. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Panes:Oen and Smith report that they have a steady demand for hops at priori of lest week. The bins progresses favourably, but the fruit is very backward. On this day, in 1818, a pocket of new hops was sold in this i market at 261 per cwt., w:,ereas at tbn time scarcely a hop is to be seen in the plantations. The duty is estimated at about 250,0001. 1854's nearly exhausted. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. Tkils DAY. The number of beeqta is largely ine eeeee d, and conse quently trade is not so good on the •veregi• ; however, the choicest qualities are not very plenti:ul, and are acid at not much reduction. The supply of sheep is again small, and late prices are fully main tained. Good lambs are not plentiful, but there is a large supply of in'crior ones. The trade g_nerelly is rather worse, but mere e,pecially for the latter description. Calf trade is about the same as on Friday. From Germany and Holland there are 1,239 be , ata, 4,080 cheep, 221 c and 340 pigs; S t ain, 204 bees a. and 46,0 sheep ; Scotland, 220 beast• ; Norfolk and SoffAk, 500; and 900 from the Northern and Midland Counties. - - - - - ref AMPS I sun. • a. I Per .tone of 60:4. • rkst 85,44. Ihretorde. 4 0 5 2 Bost b 5.• r•• Kola Pboriattans —• . 410 but L034-‘O , O. . 0 i..-4101 quoits ~a •36 4 0 Do. 40. 4450 n, . 4 4 0 5 0 Ew4o an I saennd.p. Uty A d. 3 5 0 0 0 tl 6 0 _0 0 0 a a S - 174 Ilaif-I.re.a. 3 0 1.1 00 I Limbo . ;;;;- i 4 15 aa 8 IS • • taa.ta at markt% 3,937 ; shwa sod blab, 15.120 Wm. 282; PIM COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main, 224. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 20i. 61 ; Wags End II wwell, 234. 61.; Walls End Lambtue, 23.. 34.; Walls End Stewart's, 235. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 235. 64.; 140 !reels ships at market. RIPON.-THIS DAY.) ILICTRIC TILZOHAPII,) Al9.lVALl3.—llospoder, Confederate, Menzie, Welling ton, Rasand, Orator, Humorist, Queen of England, Barnum, Captain Cornish, Angelo, Gamelsd, Puritan, Phenix Poor Player, Huntsman, Virtuous, II irdy, Acher stone, Louvat, Olautioa, William the Third, Coorobert, Exmouth, Launce, Spinster, Tilly, Princes' Mixture, La Belle, Preston, Bolton, Solcatar, Kitty White, and Orange Blossom. BRIGHTON.-THIS DAY. (EY ELECTRIC TELZOKAPII.) ARRIVALL—SiciIy, Ainthe, Flagevlot, P►ntheon, Ful beck, Little Bird, Rodomeli, Caliph, Bishop of Osn►burgh. Latitude colt, Orinoco, Surgeon-General, Le Victime,Nest Langton, Winkfirld, &lime', Sp►niard, Ascyooe, ragas tor, Duke of Lancaster, Le Fripon. We (Scotsman) learn that in all probability the Royal children will go to Balmoral some time before her Majesty and Prince Albert proceed northwards, if, as re mains problematical, the Queen and Prince are able this year to pay their usual Scotch visit. We (Scotsman) are informed that arrangements are making for building an iron steam vessel of 1,000 tone and 150• horse power, to trade between this country and Canada West, with Huthven's improvements in propelling and navigating 'tiara- U. The course of the municipal elections in France does not uniformly run smooth. At Fecamo. on the coast of Normandy, where there were 27 councillors to be elected, only 7 candidates obtained a sufficient number of votes to validate the election; but of this number only one was chosen from the government list. The Prosperni expresses its astonishment and regret at this result. At St. Benoit cur-Loire all the members of the council who were dismissed by Imperial decree in 1852 have been elected in opposition to government candidates. At St. Just-en-Chauss‘e (Oise), a similar event has occurred. M. Anne', the late Mayor cf Havre, whe, it may be remembered, was lately suspended, lisle published a letter begging his fellow-citizens not to vote for him again, but to give their suffrages to a candidate I who cannot be more grateful, but who may be mere favoured. — . . - The Journal de Frankfort announces that the Ger. manic Dist Wes prorogued on the 2nd until October nest. The refusal of the Austrian police in Lombardy to great purports to Franoe, is creating much senntion there. The new work by M. Victor Hugo, Loa Conteme Atom, b essoanowl to miser eery shortly. :1 1 10 Is h i pm P Ma 1