The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-21 00:00:00

COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THE CONDUCT OF THE POLICE.—THIS DAY. n. Commissioners sat spin this morning, in the gout of Ezebequer, at eleven o'elock, and prteeeded with 1N iaquirT. Mr. O. 11. Ellis appeared for the polies, and Mr. H. T. Mitchell for the complainants. The first witness celled was Mr. Joseph Albert Planehard, of 41, Martin-plan, Pin go), upholsterer, who wu e:amiaed by Mr. Mitchell, and mated that he was in the pork on the Sunday, Ist July, i t ys a quarter to 4to 7. The witness gave evidence as to its good conduct of the people. Hs saw • cab pass; a man vita his shirt elf was in it. Two policemen were with him, Odin of them was beating him over the bead with his Pantheon. The witness then gave evidence as to the sharps made by the polka under the orders of Inspector Hughes, who appeared to witness the act like a manias. Same of the pude' stood and looked with disgust on the foetus: of the other*. Saw one policeman run at and strike some boys who were leaning over the rails. One of the boys Pied, aad • respee.ablu young woman expostulated. The golieemen said," What the h— are you doing here ?" Wh eel was about to take the another, when a young man told Mot be hod beast not, as they had ed a IMO per- Pal 1..1 doi..a so. Sew a sergeant, whose number he be lieved to be 31 D, on the ground, with • boy, whose mouth was bleeding, wader him. Witness went up to the boy, who appeared to be vety much frighteeed, and recom mended him to ge before a magistrate the next day. The boy mid he could not. In another sally saw a policemen stedie a man on the temple. The man re 1.4 and tell. The policeman then kicked him saying, " I'A let daylight ii.to you." It was about Ave o'cloek. Wetness took the number, and told it to • friend, o.iio wrote it down immediately. It was 375 A. Afterwards saw the saute MAD t.king away • prisoner, and using unnecessary villence. There were women in the crowd, that uses melted at, but witness saw no woman streek. Saw Sir It. Meyoe's proclamation. bat heard no conversation about that in the park, nor about the Beer Bill. The witness was not eras-examined. To the Calif Cootraissioe.er—Wu in the park till seven, but aid not see any betty of people going towards Park swot. Beard no cries of " Let us go to Lord Robert Grosvenor s. Mr. Zephaniah Berry, of Albion Works, Wilton-road, euginecr, stated he was m the park on the Ist July from 4 to 7, in company with the last witness, whose evidence he corroborated. Witness wrote down the number 375 A. When he was going, two ladies, one of whom was Mrs. Fos, who tai witce•sed the affair, fame up, gave their name' and address, sad said they would be happy to appear it any preereedinge were taken. Mr Mitchell said the lady had been written to. Wilneu—The coctrut between the wading of the B division and that of the A and D was very greet; sew no as.ault where the B division was stationed: he saw • lady whore bonnet was knocked off by a policeman's truncheon: had the pchee behaved with as much good humour as on the previous Sunday, there would have been no more disturbance .ban there was on that day. Croozexacelnid by Mr. Ellis.-I'be only disturbance' on the first day were the cries of '. Go to church :" Ought it would have beta b.tter to let the people hate their own way, or stop the carriages from going in. Mr. Edward IC:gent &pion, of 19, Oldzquare, Lia eola'rinn, barrister, examined by Mr. Mitchell.—Was in the park on the Sunday. The witneu gave evidence as to the elicge made by the police, whom he con "idered to have bean the cause of the disturbances. lure were soma people cheering a few soldiers in the centre of the park. lin police went up underrated one of them, which exasperated :he people very much. Bsw 387 A 'tido with an h e lorce a little boy who was running away. This was five burfrad yards from the road, about ail o'clock. Saw no stones thrown in the drive. Heard nothing about the Sunday Bill. Croareasmined by Mr. Eilia-387 A was driving with his train eon at the boys who were running away but witness did not see them :Usually struck. He could bear testi. nosy to the good conduct and labium of the police Mad .reed at the Aps!ey House end of the drive. Mr. Thorns Coachman, of the Windsor Cull", Pimlico, herased victLallar, eau in the park from • quarter. pest tt:ree to half past fear. Saw an inspector on a light bay horse, whom he has since learned was Inspector Higbee. la every attack he seemed to direct the pollee. T.e witness then gave an account of the eoanzet of the pol.ce in these charges. There were a few boys tooling stones about. Saw two decently dressed working men Erlich in the back. They tureen round to semoner ate, wl en they were struck again, and their cloths Into to pieces. They were much cut, but were not taken into cubic dy. Saw one gentleman who was snack in • reek m.ke • to.ow in return et a policeman. Saw one policeman—No. 20, a stout man, with another polletman— go up to a respectable gentleman end push hint down. The gentleman got up end remonstrated, but be was pushed down again. He got up again sad movtd away. A policeman rushed after him and. taking a spring at him, hit bun in the small of the hack, and threw him forward auto or four yarn/. Saw 'nepenthe Hughes strike people with his whip. The people were very much di.guiteo and some said he ought to be unhorsed. Witness his r.•Ver had any dinette with the police. In hie district their conduct is moat exemplary. He had been 17 years a licensed victualler, and had never been Seed or sum moned. Saw Sir R. 5111:ne return. The general opinion was ho had better have left it alone, and that there would cot h ire been so many is the Parks if his bills had not been pot up. Saw two young women lying on the ground one cried out that her arm wee broken. The polies near Aosley house were very well conducted. They quietly toll the people to go back and they did so. Examined by Mr. Ellis—The buys did not throw the stones at the ;.Mire. Sew no mate throw a stone. Could swear distinctly that Inspector Hughes' whip touched the people. John Blend 14d, of 24, Totbill street, Westminster, army cap maker—Was in the park on the let July. Went there because on Sunday morning he saw a bill cautioning the peer• plc not to go. (l,,ughter.) He went to see what reason there could be fur giving that cautien. Went with ao hostile in tentisu to the police. Saw a policeman on a light horse. At that moment some police were dragging a gentleman over the ralliege in a most brutal manner. There was a hue. The iorpector said, "Befog him up." • body of policemen came op, and, under the orders of the inspector. commenced to clear the road. In one charge, saw 38.5 A strike • young wen. who was knocked down, but could not say It was ozO'd A blow upset him, as three truncheons fell on him at the same time. It mesa respectable young man. He appeared very like himself. (Laughter.) Went up to assist the joung man, but the moment he was struck he went elf into a kind of hysterical fit. A rush came, and he saw no more of him. In another attack 335 A caught hold of a young wan and deliberately struck him with his staff across his beck. When giving the blow he accused the man of having attempted to trip him up. The police never made as attack except from the order of the mounted men. In the attack one of the men refused to act, saying, " I'll have no more of thin." To the Chief Commissioner—Did not know his number. To Mr. Mitchell—Heard some converestien about the Sunday Bill, but there was no meeting. The majority of the people appeared to have gone from curiosity. Gauge Kimpton, of 31, Wardour street, Sobo, book finisher or binder—Wes in the park, on the let July, from four to six. Heard some hissing. There were very few enrages in the drive ; saw one or two hones a little frightened. The 'witness deposed to the good conduct of the people until the police commenced to make the series of charger, which he described in similar terms to previous witassees. The witness was not eroeszizamiaed. [Left sitting.] FINE ART GIONSIP.—Mr. Sent's picture of " The Fortune Teller," now in the the Royal Academy, has been parchued for the chief prise holder of the London Art Union, and roes to America. Two more of the 12 • - amble statutes of Loghsh heroes--destined for tho hall of St. Stepheze•—have been commissioned. Mr. Belly has received Fox as his subjec*, Mr. Macdowall has received P,tt. Mr. Bell is engaged on a model of Walpole; and Mr. Radarsll has in hand a statue of Chatham.-4thetsawn. Tho Imperial Inatitation for Military Geography at Vienna has announced a map of all the military roads of Russia. M. Michela, the French historian, hu arrived at Briviscie. Twelve autograph sermons of Luther have been eimovend at Hann, in Hungary. • _ We (Atheneum) are informed that the Arctic C4mmittee has come to a determination to recommend that 8,0001. Mould be given to Captain 11'Clure. It is rumoured in the neighbourhood of Camden• lowa that the I4cdon and North-Westeru Railway Coin- Pay iatoid to lay down an additional pair of rails from Loudon along about 30 miles of the line, and for this par oling white house on the top of the Primra►hill tunnel, io the Finchley.rcad, preliminary to boring a second hole seder the bill, or widening the present tunnel. The lloricultural Society's garden., at Chiswick, will be openzil neat Saturday, foe a promenade, with military mink. It is also announced that the Duke of Devonshire, the P:elident of the Society, bas oats more directed the beest.fu . ground. of Chiswick House to be thrown open. A perm,' beetling, called the Glasgow Daily Times, km just expired, after a fitful iziatencs of Ms ism By the death of Mrs. Ferguson, in East Lothian, Lady Mary Cbristopber, or her hosband, Mr. Cliristother, M P , is bar right, will saecoid to an estate, the natal of which was last year 38,0001. ➢Lr. Christopher has also in Lieesiesbits slates to the sales of 14,0001. iryser la right el his wife, fee "web he takes the saw of Christopher. Rio Weisel saw was Dudes, sad he will sow W. is ads the mum Of Nisbet. _ Nir. Linklater said that the profits were overstated in the balance-sheet, with a view to show that they bad exceeded the expenditure, while the trade expanses were !sada to appear less. Certain items, amounting to 2,8001, which legitimately came under that head, being put down as losses. They bed began with nothing, and the expenses had gone on increaving daily This mast have been well known t•i the bankrupt, J. B. Inman, fur he had kept the books. Alt gether the ex penses had been more than three times the yralta. They bad suspended payment on the 26th of July, having an creased their purchases le the last month of their trading from 6,043/.. the average of the whole previous trading, to 18,2471. Goods to the amount of upwards of 4,000 i. bad been received into their possession after the 25th July, when they must have known that there was not the slightest possibility of their paying for them.._ Mr. Lawrence, for the baskrupt, sdasitted that the case prnented souse bad features, but attributed all asisc..nduct to C. U. Tugman, who had absconded since the bankruptcy. The position of T. E. Tuscan had been Intle more Man that of a clerk. Mr. Lualaur said the active interference of the bank rupt before the court, was proved by hie signature to several letters of busru. Be•ide., the partner who kept the books wan most likely to kouvr 'sandy how the firm steed. Within a wet k from the 2.5 th of July they bad b.lis making due to the amount of 4,8001, and all they bed to meet these bills wan a balati,vi of 168/. at their banker's, and good debts of 7001. Notwithstanding this, they had made further purchases to the amount of 4,0001. The goods so obtothed had found their way into the hands of Mr. Peen, whose cheques given in payment had been applied in a preferen tial pa)nsent to a Mr. Harbert, who had since bosoms bauk rapt. [The ease was proceeding when we went to prem.] SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. ISPOII MOW PIICRIA, Os., AND ♦ 1101C/1 OP NAOISTIATeI, HIONWAY AUDIRMILD,-.A COUR/10'0UB YOUNG LADY. Dassiel Cross* 19, was indicted for assaultiog a young lady hafted Marian Mellor, arid eteal.ng trout her person a puns menials; three 61. Bonk of England notes and five shillings, as the Queen's highway. Mr. Chandler prosecuted, and Mr. Thomson defended the prisoner. MIS Mellor, a prepueessing yostog lady, who said she re sided In Lan'-street, Borough, stated the: on Friday af:er noun the 'l9th ult., she west to V e Union Bank and cashed a cheque tor 151. She put the three 61. notes in her pone luta 6301.) silver, and returned towards home. When she got • 'hurt way up Last street she was surrounded by several men, and the prisoner rushed out of a court, and snatched her pus* out of her street, at the vino time giving ter a furious blow. She caught hold of him and struggled same moments with him, but he was too strong for her and got awai, Hit cries soon brought a *unstable to her suistauco, and she pursued the prisoner into the in,int, whine he was given into custody. Neither hi r parse or money was found on him, but one of the 61. antes bas been traced to • bad Louse in Kent.street. Mrs. Wells, the wile of the beadle of Bt. George's, Southwark, said she lived in Last-street, and was standing at her door on the afternoon an question, when she saw the prisoner and three other young fellows cross over to Moe Manor. Tito i•oner suddenly rushed upon her, end then she heard Mtn Mellor can out she had been ro bbed. She knew the prisoner well, having frequently seen Lim prowl. mg about the Borough. Edwin Coleman, polies constabie 63 M, said he took the prisoner into cwt rdy through the description given of him by Miss Mellor and Mrs. Wells. The jury found him tiudgy, and The Chairman told him, bad be been known as a thief, he should bare transported him. As it sees, he should lienteuti him to twelve months' hard labour in Wandsworth Moose of Cureetiun. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SOUTHWARK.. THE 113 NA TIDE TRETILLIII QUESTION. In the early part of the day, air. I[4,skm/tire, the lard lord of a public-house in °ravel lane, who was summoned at this court on Saturday, the 14th inst., for serving a cus tomer en Sunday morning, the particolan of which ap peared in the newspaper., attended before Mr. Combo, to ask for the return of the 2s. exacted from him as costs, end fur his worship's advice as te whom might be to rmed bons lide travellers under the meaning of the Art. The ao. , licant stated that his house was the club-hoase of the; Friendly Society of Ironfouriden, which had branches ad over the kingdom, and mn belonging to it in search of employment in London were acctmmodsted with lodging and small sums of money while on the tramp. He had generally several men lodging at his house, and on the Sunday morning, when the ill3l/110tilfi int. red the tap-rcom they were shelling pees fur their own dinners, and the only one that he served with beer was a man who came e h tramp that Sunday morning, when he wee entitled to a shilling, which app.icatit's wife gave him. The man hoeing travelled all night, which is the custom this hot weather, required refresh ments, and he was supplied with a pint of porter, which the nisi:lector saw. His worship saw that this was the ewe on Saturday, when he dismithed the summons, but ordered the cue ato be paid. He (ipplicaut) hoped that as the sum mons was dismissed he would order the costs to be restored, ss it almost appeared that he had bees tined. It was a very important point for publicans in his position, who hod trade societies in their houses, as they were liable to be called to serve tramp, at any time. Mr. Comb* said he had given his judgment, and could not interfere further in the matter. He should advise applicant to be more nada' in future. He did not prove the party was a traveller. - Mr. Kthblewhite—Row could I do that, sir ? The party, after bring relieved, slept in the house all night, and started for Nottingham to work on the following morn• ing. I pay to these tramps more then 1,3001. a year, which they all subscribe to. You said last week that I must not have them in the tap.room. I cannot avoid that, as 1 have nowhere else to put them except in the bedrooms, and that is not pleasant in the summer time. Mr. Cumbe—l don't west you to keep them out of your tap-room, but I mutt toil you that you ate not allowed to serve them with esewable liquors. Mr. liibblewhite-1 never infringed the act of parlia ment. I have tramps Galling at my house at all hours, and am bound to relieve them. On Sunday last three came from Nottingham, and walked all night. They were bona Ode travellers. . . . . Mr. Combo—l cannot give my opinion against the law. When Roy case comes before me I will decade. There is now a worseittee before the Houle of Commons, and shortly nay will make their report, which win no doubt amend the sot, and put all difficulty on one side. It is very difficult now how to dwide, as there is so much din*, renor of opinion. Mr. Ki3blewirits—l did not think tiers could be any dif ficulty in my at a, as mine was a real bona fide traveller, according to the I neassing of tie act. Mr. Combs—lri u did n••t prove that, or I should not have acted as I did. 1 I.elieve your Cate to he an hoecst one, con sequently I did not fine you. Mr. Kibblewhite— -Bat you made me pay the costs, which Leas bad, and will be euusidered as a fine. It is important tome, as well as othr r publicans in my position, that the point should be clearest up. Mr. Combo—Ali I have to say is this, you most abide by the law. It any intotiout ion of a similar kind is made agalust you, I will give my opin.c n; but if you servo tramps on Sunday d at i ng o ur , p ru b,oited hour., you must prove they are was fide travellers." You did not do that last Ba tarday, therefore I cannot ;titer my decision. FUNERAL OF SIR EDWARD PARRY.—The remains of Rear Admiral Sir EJW•I4 P. arty b4viag been brought over Tram Erns, were Interred in t he mausoleum of Hetes wieh Hospital on Thursday. Capt, ics Auttio, Hallett. and ColLnern, together with several a Ill" Arctic voyagers , attended. RETIRED CAPTAINS, R.N.—We understand that Captains Edmund Tonga and Franc's V . \re Cotton (1841), bare accepted the /mint retirements om "'sloped by the death. of Rear Admirals Maephenoa and Ha rila•—elnifed Service Gasette. New MEDICAL BOARD.—It is onderstooo that Mr. Gethria, the Retired Da. sty Inspector G. 1, whom experience of Military &emery is uneqeslled, will, In all .—poasibilitp la appointed Proudest of the Medical Hos. Q— . Circulation isms Circulation active 20,978,870 Increase 496.120 Public deposits 2,811,014 Decrease 4,041,336 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,858,190 Detrain 101,031 Other securities in haunt( department Coin and bullion In both departments seven day and ether bills 1,054,212 Increase 36 772 The Rest The Reserve (ris., notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits decrease .. £4,041,336 Otber,deporits ineresse.. £2,461,652 Notes and NW in circulation increase.. 5:12,892 Rost On the other side of the account Government securities decrease .. 101,031 _ _ --- Other securities decrease .. 646 973 Coin sad bullion decrease 255,170 Total • £4,011,338 £4,011,336 The chief changes bore exhibited are attributable to the quarterly dividend pa3ments, which were in progress throughout the wetk. OAK OF ENOLAND.—An Itth C. 32. for tho luck rrount, lutraunat to the Act 7th sed 1 1.4 on Auturtlay. July 14,18:5. 1811. I DZPJ Nets lased 6,;;;;;nt nt Debt— Ja1.01.5,11 , InT nneuritics 1.5644,410 0.1,1 Coin ,tnd Bullion 16,01,d90 ProwWon' Cooltal tiO aet 3=1,2/10 Pubtle Dapo.slOs Onelud. Ex..lu. 4., %v. BiLksl, COMIII/11. of Nattoo..V btbt. Rad Die. AOl3O 2,411,014 Other Deposits . . 16,040.:43 litiven.das itadetbalialla 1.054,212 PA July 19. 1&& 4136,636.049 Government StearnMa tinduiLlAnd Wain% A lil uu 4) 43.accisn °Gov Securities Gold andfillver Coin 6117.0.16 tso‘ M. 111,1181IALL. f3Ckf (away. . FRIDAT AMMO*. Consols for money were dealt in at 901 to 911, and were last quoted 91 to 1, both for mosey and the Bth August. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 911, 901, 01 ; ditto, for account, Bth August, 91, 901; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 91j; New Three per Cents., 921, 1,1, 1, 1 ; India Stock, 233; f hree-and-a-Half per Cent. ixeliequer Bonds, falling payable in lb:18, 101, 1001; India Bonds, 3(s. prem.' A large business continues to be done in the fo reign stock market, and constitutes, in fact, the most important feature in the Sock Exchange at present. Turkish Bonds ranged between 91„ and and were last quoted 92 to 1, or 1 per cent. higher than the closing price of yesterday. The late extraordi nary rise in this stock is thus well maintained, with very little reaction. Peruvian Bonds also sustain their recent advance. The novel feature of the doy, however, was a rise in Spanish securities, amount ing, in the case of the Deferred Three per Cents., to fully per cent. This stock, which now curries a dividend at the rate of 1 per cent. per annum, will next month assume the higher denomination of a 11 per cent. security. The advance has likewise in duced an increased inquiry for the Certifiortes Wined by the Bo: dholders' Committee. Several other de scriptions of foreign securities, which for a long time past have been neglected, are also attracting !increased attention. THE HYDE PARK RIOTS. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. OOURT OF •aWOWW It.l IN 1111 a. I. 7003W1. This was the certificate meeting in the ea. of James Evens Townes, proviaion merchant, of Great Tower-street, who had traded, in partnership with his brother, Megrim Henry Toga's, seder the firm of Tugmsn end Co. Both brothers were made banarupti, bet only one at them surrendered. The accounts tatted Over two years and • quarter prior to their failure in August last, and show ase amount of 12.1221. due to unsecured creditors, 2,6591 to those holding e.eurities, and 2 6024 of liabilities. The molests were only 7241 in good debts ; pro perty held by creditors, 1,2161 Tr@ profits had horn 2,4761; looms, 6411; trite eipeoses, 3,6(;31; drawn out by C. H. Turman, 1,4661; by J. E. Tutimer, 1,1621; Win lee, in cash, 1,3341. Mr. Linklater opposed for the assignees. He stated that the meeting bad been adjourned from a previous der, in or ler that the assignees might teke proceedings age car tels parties to wt.um it was alleged the bankrupts bad frau dulently conveyed property. He now opposed the certificate on the ground of :edemas traditg, fraudulently obtainiog goats, and fraudulent prefettnce. The reckless tracing was evident from the ihtlifes in the balance sheet. The debts were upwards of 12,0001., and the aesets 7241. The bad and doubtful debts amounted to near 6,0001 Cemmisiioner—Have any of those been got in? Hr. Whitmore, the efiletal assignee, suswered in the nega tive. In all, about 9001 had be en received. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1855. MONEY MARA'ET.-THIS DAY. • Two o'Czonx. The English funds to-day are flatter, and prices have declined to 1 per cent. Console were first marked 911, receded to 90/ to 1, and are now quoted 901 exactly for money and the Bth of August. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91/ to j ; the New Three per Cents. at 92j to a ; Annuities, 116; Exchequer Bonds, at 100 j to 101 ; Bank Stcck, at 2141 to 215; the Five per Cent. Exchequer Bine, March, at 20d. prem.; ditto, June, at 19s. to 225. prem.; and India Bonds, at 30s. to to Ws. prem. Omnium is quoted 41 to 41. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is a fall in Turkish, which is now quoted 901 to a. Mexican stands at 211 to 221; Spanish Drferred Three per Cents. at 19 to 1; and Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents. 77 to 79. Venezuela Active Bonds have been dealt in at 291; Spanish Old 1 hree per Cents., at 37; the Committee's Certifs. at 41 to 41 per cent. ; Sardinian at 871; Ruesian Four and-a-bialf per Cents. at 891 ; Danish Three per Cents, at 81 ; Chilian Six per Cents. at 105; and Baena Ayrean at 67. The Lombard-street discount houses have reduced their rate for money on call from 2, at which it has stood since the 15th tilt., to 21 per cent. Her Majesty's ship Virago hes brought in 300,000 dollars, or 60,0001., in specie, on freight. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, July 14, when compared with the previous return, shows the following re►ults MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The gold mining shares to-day are in no demand and dull. New Granada shares mark 10s.; and Quartz Rock, 7s. Bd. Tne shares of the English and Australian Copper ' Company are slightly flatter, following the publica- tion of the directors' report. National Brazilian (Cones) shares have been dealt in at 4! to 41 ; Clarendon Mining, at d prem.; and United Mexican, at 31 to 31. This last-flamed stock is nitwit. &intr. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yes terday's sales : Allred C 0136011, 171. 1, 13; Davos Buller, 21e. 6d., 23c. 6d.; Batt Buller, 91, 1; Great Alfred, 141. 141 ; der, 41 ; North Hobert, 28; &lath Tamer, 71. 71; Bu 6 Itridge Console, 3 3 16. 31, 3 6 16, 31 ; Twerotr, 21; West Alfred, 21}; West Bar:ridge, 1•.; Wheel Clotho, 1, 1. Foreign • —Gaited Mexican, 3.6 ; Cetus, 41, 41. Rear Admiral Sir M. F. F. Berkeley, R.C.8., and Sir Bobat Peel, Bart., left the Alainity yesterday, and proceeded to the Downs, to inspect the French screw float Mg batteries, which coaled yesterday at Ramsgate. Two of the Bogheh batteries, Oletton, Captain Cumming, and Meteor, Captain Seymour, will join the Frenchdivi sion in the Downs, and proceed this morning fur the B.ltic. DESTRCCTIVE FIRE AT SKINNER-STREET, SNOW HILL.—This morning, a serious fire broke out in Skinner attest, 803 W hill. The fire commenced in the extensive premises of Mr. A. Bubrer, Bohemian glass and toy ware house, but no trios has been discovered u to the erg n of it. The policeman on duty, who wee pairs, perceived the smoke issuing from the Ceiba, and at once sprung his rattle, and with some difficulty succeeded in arousing the inmates. In a very brief period engines attended, but the fi.mes gat posses ion of the centre of the buildieg, and were at tacking the shop and other pelts of the house, which is In at extensively stored with property to the amemet of thousand pounds. Towards three o'clock the fire watt g - t under, but the premises of Mr. G. Webb, printer, on Snow. hill, were also damaged, out not sufficiently to suspend burl pegs; be is inlayed in the Sun Fire-office. We regret to 'vac that the valuable stock of Mr. A. Bahrein is un insured.__ The Bing of Denmark Mill suffers from the effect. of the fall from big bone loot month._ RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE—We understand that the dividend of the Lancashire and Yoi lobar. lisilw4y Sid be at the rate 014 per cent. per annum. Mr. Rich does not leave the direction of the SJoth-Reetern Railway, bet only the chair of the board. We have heard that the award on the Croydon accident has just been made, and in the pro pinion of one.seventh to be borne by the South Eastern Company, and mix sevenths by the Brightos.—Berapath (this day). The directors of the Eastern Counties Railway have renewed their gift of 1001. to the Jockey Chih, and it will be added, as lost year, to a henoicap or 16 COLS. each, 5 tr, in the First October Meeting. The stake closes at the sane time ea the Cesarewiteh and Canibridgeshire, namely, the Tuesday after O oodwced. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS, IN TEI CIVIL SEILVICI.—Two appointments of Assistant Estimintirs in the Andit•ofice. Somerset-house, are vacant, cowed by the resignation of Messrs. Gorden Jame. Thug ler, end E 'tweed Burling, 961. per annum, in the gift of tn. heads of the Treasury. Mr. Thames Blot bus been ap riinted a Temporary Clerk. Dr. Jame. Stoic has been appointed Superintendent of Medical Statipits under the new ertem of regivtration of births, marriages, sad d stn. is Scotland. Mr. 8. Prise Edwards, Callao! of Custom' at D ihlia, hes been promised ha Collector at Liverpool. Mr. Frederick Jeri* hie been gmemoted from Sixth to Fifth Class Clerk in the Terediso. Orton' boss*, to Mr. James M'Culkiell Imo Yen promoted from Smith to 81ult Glass Clark is osTursdiesla foradcs.—Ciell &nicks Garotte. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.ocx. The railway share Market today is decidedly heavy, sales being rather freely pressed. All the chiet stocks show a sensible fail. Lando: and North- Western is marked a low as 971; Midland, at 881; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, as low as 80i. Antwerp and Rotterdam shares are firm ORDINARY SNARES AND STOCK& itaILWATI. therdas imWror,Ndiiei,&mm jubdijp,!thuntion.,. BlrTa.W7l;:liTto7ry Taksa.Lart. Jane. ta J 14 - I 14 lax AA de. 106... Bt. 10. 011•101mli Prat Bt. 'lOO l'Aledamin 10 ill China, me 60 a all Cork awl Maim 60 43 Dublin alAi Wart IM. 96 . I Lamd.ailla t aadAter4.l. Bt Vast 14 lOnall all latt a :lV I and In I all Baden Counties .-. Bt. 190 Eartern Union, Can A.. Bt. 100 Do. claw B. .. Pi Do. (late B. U. ards.)... St. 100 Eget Lanoaelatro Bt. 1 00 Bniabargh Aid Olupw 10 all ediaboroh and PeaMo Bt. FA Vd.inburah,Yerth,Du, dee Bt. 10 0 Glasgow& Sloth Wt uteri 10 all Great Norn ofßootlaad St 1.0 Great Bonbon gg 100 Do. A, Stock Sr. 100 Do. B, Stock Bt. 100 Gt. booth. and Wog. (Ira Bt 1.0 ;mat We.tern _ 81. 100 - Do.lltourValleyan.eUs Istreestst and CiuLisle t 3 Do. Thirds I Do. New Thirds 0 0 Lenosseire laud Yotkabln 194 De. Yilths Do. West Riding Unto: all Landes sad Blocks all lan., iirTitittTit. Land. mnd North Western 120 6 13. 2I Do. Eighths At. 159 London Et South Wotan, 30 474 Do. .0 u 40 as Do. fio ...... . U LonJonderrytnatildlles ti LLicoloeb. 1 Do. Shwa, No. I I Miriland (1 W. Birm. and Derby is NW. 0. Wen. (Ire.) dl Ditto Half Khans dl N.we urtle and Carat's .11 NewportSherg.dalerefor4 Newry sod Ersiskillen " Ni.wryWarrenpriutik HO& ' Norfolk Do. New Nore,ein Counties Union North British North Deice, No. I Do. A Drltcl Do. B Guaranteed `N. itanern —Berwick Do. Extension Do. O.N.E. Pure. Do. Leeds Do. York . North London Do. New 101. Shares .1 s.el , 4 North StatordsWrs Ile oh Worth Wessrn Nos th Js mouth West. kuna 100 100 Scottish Ccutral 1100 !Sootush 3lidLsod rohnvehire Caton I al. outh Devon 100 ISOUItI all Isouth Wilts ..... 211 13 4oullaYorbab.lelUlterDue 26 all 4:ocidea and Darliairton 10 V tar Vale, CIO Stares ... 25 21/ thareesllavenDoekkltall - all Vale 01 Math . .... 20 all Waterford and Kilkenny . 58 all Watersonl and Limerick hal West Cotswall S W.End of Lae &ZrystalP. West London LIN EVLYA SELO AT Bet.3ord and Bletakiey I(leased to Lon. 8124. W. ), Buckinghamshire (Mandl toLoodos is N.WesternY Clydesdale Junction (Isased to Niedonlan)... EasaLincolosh.guar.ap Ct jlessed to.9t..7Nor!Fein*: 50 61 ,Cilimerster 81 Dean Forest, (leased toot. Wes:arn) AI 'Hu ladelby ll'oek&NMid Do. ebaree (ditto) Do. 1 sham (ditto) (Laudon and Oreengiet (leased to ticuth Eaters Ditto Preferesas (ditto, et. :1( Nis. 100 Lowtati,ftGuar.4 priCeat: ((leer d to Norfo.h) 100 ! Ditto ditto u2r Cent an 'Lce.,lllbury,a; Southend (leased to P to e toni & CO. ita al4 !tßurttafatloelli I (lea ela., sedtoL&N.Wte Md.) jatiddlesbio' and Bedew (ieJle I toitoekt& Dart) 100 14411 and Bradford (Midi.) s.34:l4ewmarket Barr Emma 12 1 1 et. lii 25 I p 1 et. 110‘ Rua. 5 per alit. (leased to Eastern Counties) (leidedtoEsot-Cou v ntleo)! II ;Ditto per Cont. (do.) 11 'PreetonitWyre (Ii u. Lon r.N.West.aldne..tYurk), It Ditto 4 /bares (ditto) o Itoy.ton, Entails, %Shop' Tetb block _ (lewd tog 111 , Shrewsbury sod Hereford I (kneed to Mr.T. Brame, 94 South Strife rdsti ize(leased to Mr. 111• Clean) pll I West Valley on. 6 per et Wilts St Somerset (lewd I to Ort. Western) FOREIGN elllAntwerp and Rotterdam' 4 Belgian Eaetcre Janette, IU Bezlerea to Graissewase _ la 104. emu. I arodeoiCen.ln.eon lo Dot& Shemeh 2. I all Eamtern of Prance 20 10 Do. New 20 a.l gest Indian Goa pee el. 2' 10 Do. Eitet.goa 100 j all tlp•e.Bda,p.S7 0311/a 100 all Do. do 70 1 Molds 25 17i G.TronkofOundidime 25 i all D 0.02. !Am.& ALL ism 100 170 Do. Cert. of Dooealsoie ill Do Coaspy.'s 6p. eta., 10 Great Cenuel of rIWWWIL. ill (heat Indio Peele.sula 1 Do. liewOua.s per °eat. 2 Do. Puede. do. ill Do. do. 11 Gt.Litzembourgeocit.flb ell 6I 3 a 20 1 2 O 100 100 100 Da. do. ob:ssatiosal ...t. W. Canada, snare Datitia,pay 17, opt.tillss Dta de. 62, do. 66. Da. do. 76, do. 661 Da. do. 74,withouton Daunt.= and Toronto . . 1 Dw I per Cent. 20 10 Lyon and Geneva 24 11 Lyons sad Mediterranean' 2 all Madras 2 , 10 Do. New 1111 114 Warta Antonia 10 an DJ. New 2.1 eU NamatULtego (with lat ) 1 6 all Northern of Francs 20 all Ditto :o:. shone Cbatleroi k 10 all Pionregisa !WA 20 an Patia sad Llama 20 I all Paris and Orleans 20 all Paris sad Room 15 Paz .thin, t Cherboug 20 i all Rosen and Havre ... It !loyal Danish Royal liwedial it leaks and Mewe ill Mo. 56 pa Cent. Prefer 14. idols ell Woe Menden in Do te per Cast. Proem le Woman at Pierce ell &eked 99 101 100 102 131 137 n $0 WS 109 110,0007 25 LIMO= ApfasHaraL 14 5 0 ,080, 10 1 .101111110 Wig 15a01... aL 35,2001 1011148110 18.08rwido ~.. 84' h $O,OllllOl Anti= lasi 401 52000, S i artt-1011.11m8s1ad.00. 1 8,51 k, 100 Onards. lli ISt. sa.aagUaly 100 20 , 1,000 4 paws .... all 30.000 8 Prelareac• , all 130,000 I OrylOil Palma allfsase ! all 6.+,100 10 Maleas Mom ‘II 14 lisalda Tdagfair l4 20.%0 lb Owagalllts.lllaelpikas 14 5',000 20 Climalalialpolag Oa. all E a 21,0ta 5 Ina San, Confer all 40,c00 10 .84114aramalllastaraLiall 14.000 10 Iladies Is Itilaseka• I 0 14.000 I ralatillia. reel, all 60,000 10 Ilieldmill I 15,000 2 Ws 044a25 bra& limn Ilialpelea Co 1 111,176 1 Mt. Aaleahalaa all 11 . 008 I=lllarapa : maim_ IS 14.01111 Oas u ral .X 5.400 5 all WOO . 8 Odulal maim a ap,olo so D • Now 1.. Agee I sel." -. all l 4,18.• YID Sod Ili 11188 s 4O 100.1110 1 al/02.1iMidn au IMPIIII 1 Da. Saw 1452 18 MOM= laarL 25 IMO I We. Omit sll NAN 1 _ Da. WsuredDa. ill AM I:0 OvtaidaisOa.afllpOla I SAO 114 as Divireaars Ull le] Bt 1a AMERICAN RAIL Muds Central 6p. cent.. ... ... 1875 Do. 7 per owd. ... ~ ._ Da. 7 pee seat. ((Free . Luidl ~. nu. Malian Central, 6 pMIL . 18 , 11 N.Y.Osetralll cen (Pink Fond) 1893 New YYotkiBtis 7 p. OW. Bda, can. 1862 Do. do. do. 1871 Do. do. Iltd Mart. . ... 184 De. do. tanklnd Pond ... 187$ Ohio and Pen.7p.olooome toed eon. 1972 Ohio and 611unelpp1 lat Mort. Ronda . Do. do. 2nd D 0.... .. Peonsyl. 6p.d. Central lida let Mor tgage I Do. do. do 6. .. Phila. and Reeding 6 p. e ms . let let Mott 1 1 60 Do. tad Mortgage, 6 per amt.— 1870 Aral Fria. +Amnia Australian poll +Anglo Californians.— +Australian Australian Cor :filers +Blataavuu bon &Col, I+Britiqt Ira!! .... I.l3raz p.(inkatbi.ps Do. oo,es & Cutab, 1071 - olaa Crearls Omsk a II; KlaCsasJila.Co.,laro Oceno Carter +Ctigidal Gold 00 0 1 0 , iticpw El inns of Frog '! ties. Ted 7j per Cent' tEopatatastralleaCepkr trartuna Great NuggetireGlleg +(Amaral Grand Duel, of Dada Great Pu:ppt► Lttr.rty.. I - Do. I. —..-...... If Lusitzadaa .......„—. IfllerNaha New Granada Nouveau Monde , Ot MAN 10.001 ikon 11 od - ----- 60,40( 12,00. 100,00( 5,Z 1 (11, 11 066 11),;(17 101,115 Poratrtiband &lea Litocl Port Philip (loom Racy ..... ..... +Kiva ney Iron tD. , . New tisotiego de Cub &eta Atiotrailso &sir ilo t eon I +Wird Mexican Waller West Mariposa t Translatable by 8 tuih Nurth rharterred 12.dit of Asia Do.do.of ICul,Aus.3Ch. ocommerelal of Lonthm 614.,8o4..&Austeluit. Lowing Ditto New a. London and County London Joint Stock (nod= antt Westonnotei Nat, Pro,, Do. New INatemal of Ircand New South Wale, anant.lia; k C;;;x:rariisiO l Provinelslof 7r^lar.d Royal Austrai,.‘n Hank ins and Gold Imp. Co Bonin Australia Un:on of Australia no. New I ihaioo of London Bi- 11l ii I 4 io [.l 8.1.. taday. 22 24 41 41 4 91 134 IS dts. 116 7 db. 91 Si ; 624 61 It 14 4 10 3 2 414. 76 78 87 b 9 19 9 20i 79 71 so } 91l ie io lii lii • lid 103. AS AOi -14 73 76 'ill pm 7 44 pm K sit 'Li , 7 01 98 989 i I di+ I '22 83i 86 8 . 7 . 48 ii 64 .. 9 7 eds 1 li SO 0 73 74, • 31 31 I'l " 48 60 48 60 41a par 1 dl4 pm. 6k 5 dls 61 1 dis par 28 27 1 , 4 106 68 70 44 44 131 111 61 6 , 11 31 36 4 2 dis $8 41 lii 2:f i - a In 13 z d 23 24 lli 12 i d 4 2 I i Po Se GO 139 ISS 0 i Si A I ti ill 92 941 d L ILV.IAYS, 2 1 1 -- 2 9 1 din 2 21 Ws 2 21 pm 1 04, tile 331 36 4 14 pm 23 25 zln 34 31 km :in 6 54 dI zln 17j 18‘ x in 64 64 zln 95 96 zln 4j 4 pm la 51 .51 zin pm z fa I pol in 5 5 sln 1 8 3 it in 21 21i 100 102 107 109 111 118 188 108 -El .2Z 109: 112 61 t/wpm - 24 21 xfe 31, 3 pm 1 5 7 I $ e Q 8 93e 36 sd 131 "I _6 9 471 48 id 84 4_ 1! Sli 504 j 71 •e; 71 of 8 6 i Si ei 701 69J 70 4 4pm 81 4 10i lfq ps 111 19 9 .1 1 70i TO SO 93 N :1e 13i . 1 lall 13 HANKS. ag 81 GS CI 60 1 dla I pia dla par 0 pm El is 1 pa 1 1 )4 4 if 1 d ie Ws 3i LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. liniment, JOLT 29.—The mat het continues to ,eahibit a downward aspect, and prices te-day are lull) a to a 4er cent lower than yesttr day. lowerantre and Lork.bare, blj—London and North Western, D9O 1 I—MancheAer, Shetit, Id. and Linuoiu, 2 Midland. South Eastern. lel —Dar, etle.ter, Sheltleld, and Lincoln (W. new 6 per cent.), p a —Dutch itbraish, ad d j —od. Trunk of Cano.:a (0 per ant. Dabentureal, Maticeurrse, Jets 10.—There is very little change in prices, the business haring been small, and uot of a character much to teat the market. Midland, 71-11'reeten end Wyre Aube, 71-o:cat Western of Canada, 211 —Tur:ich &rip t 2; —Dever. lee—Feat Lancashire, lei—London and Muth Western Lights, 11.le dia.—Midfield New Pref., 9-16 c. p. Lorna, Jinx 10.—We ham no railing* of importance to report in the share market this morning. Vales base been about en average, compared with the 1...5t work. From the rho ing t/SIICIC1101:111, we quote the following :-11aLche3ttr. Ric Meld, and Liwinch.res, Lancashire and Yorkshires, hritiM Prefereme, St. de. —Cram, Moor Milner Its. 3 d. Magiminag, JoLv 20.—This 'mita wan gat today, and rb . trts generally lower. Londou and Meth Weterno cloced at 991 to 99f ; Midlands at 701: North dt.itfords at 31 to 1i dia.; and bouth &affords, at Se Sof Ma: COMMERCIAL AND ACARKETS TALLOW MARKET-THIS DAY. The tallow market is sdvancisg. Priers ar e (mud as follows, via.:—Town Tallow, 64r. 61.; July, &4s. ; October to December, Um MARKET AVEILAGEB.—Town tallow, 663.; fat by ditto, 2s. Ild. ; yellow Russian, 65 I. ed. ; melted stuff, 41s. Gs!. ; rough ditto, 265.; bellow gray( s, 12s. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELI) HAY IHAHKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the sappy short ; trade without alteration. Primo meadow hay, Ws. to 1065.; superior, 110 s. to 120::. ; interior, 70s. to 80s; new, ditto, 90s. to Ms.; rowan, 801. to 900 ; clover. old, 90$. to 1305.; second cut, 8.55. to 1265.; new, 90s. to 120 s. ; straw, 275. to 30s. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Both Vegetables and Fruit are well supplied ; cod foreign produce continues to be largely imported. West India Pines aro erriviag in groat quantitiee, and English ones are now unusually well supplied. Peaches, Nectarines, and Cherries are plentiful, more especially Chitties, which are in consequence cheap ; and Gropes of excellent quality are abundant. French Cherries fetch from 2d. to 6,1. per p_ound. Changes reality from 89. to 168. per NO. New Potatees are fetching from 7s. to 15e. 9er cwt. Lettuces realise from 61. to 9d. per score. Cut Flowers consist of Passion Fiowen, Heliotropes, Eephorbier, Pinks, Carnations, Cyclamen', Azaleas, Chintz. Primrosee, Heaths, and Roses. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., Se to Ss Grape', per lb, Se to to Percbee, per dos, Ss to 20s Nectarines, d.) , 61 to 1 is eiserrlee. per Ib. 4d to 2s Melons, rack 20 to 50 tkrawberrus, per pottle, 211 to 841 Cauliflowers, per doz., 2s tc; -- Csobsgt•, red, ptr dos., 2a to 6s Preach Beaus, per 100, 6d to Is Rhubarb, per bun., 3d. to Gd Asparagus, per kw, 2s to 3s Pena, p. bait sieve, ls 64 to 21 6,1 Potatoes, per ton, 801 to Illus per elm, laud to 54 pct. bush., bbd to 3s raw, per cwt.. 10a to 20s Carrots, p. buses, 4d to 02 turnips, do., 4d to Gd Cucumbers, such. ad to is Radishes. Turnip, p. 14 bucelit*, is to 2.6 rABLEi. ----- Stet, per dos, le Ed to 2a Celery, per bun, le to le Gd Leek,, per bum 0, id to 3d timallote, per lb, 44 to 66 Garlic, pre lb., &I to 6d Lettuces, p. retire, 9d to le CO4, per reure, I, to te Gd Small Sa a, p. pun„ 2d told Bone !turban, per bar., la to 41 linehroome, per pot., le to le 6d Parsley, per bands d to 44 roweet brats, per bunch, ld to 4d Mint. green, do., 24 to id Ilarjurrua, per bunch, id WC Spinach, per intro, le to 2i The sale, by Messrs. Foster and Soo, of the elegant furniture and effecis of Henry Budd, Esq., at No 35, Bus sell.square, is terminated. Tots sop erbly-furnithed man• sion, comprising choice bronsea and articles of vertu which bad neat the tasteful owner some 12,0001., &Waited a fashionable company. A beautiful canary bird, when brought to the hammer, regaled the company with its sweet note, and was kunited down at 81. Smell bronze Tame realised from 30 to 40 guineas a pair, and other choice ut.cles fetched high prices; bet, on tho whole, the sale produced bat little more than one-fourth of the original Cost DUBLIN, JULY 20.—At the Tyrone assizes yester day the grand jury ignored the bills or indictment against the persons charged with attempting to upset the excursion train at Trillick, and the prisoners were accordingly dis charged. ST. ANDREW'S RAGGED SCHOOLS, WINDMILL STREET, Lailltalli.--Tbe lath annual meeting of the sup• porters of them schools was held at Blawkstune Hell, Waterloo road, on the 19th inst., the Marquis of Illandford mottling. The report, after dwelling upon the lamentable condition of the locality where the schools were situated, stated that they were well atter ded and exercised a salutary influence. A provident loud and ragged church had been added to the plan of operations: 322 girls and 297 boys were on the books of the schools during the last three months, and 1,660 children bad been tongued luring four years. It was proposed to form a ragged infant school, to which the Del. of Bedford bad promised to contribute 1001. The total receipts had been 17W. 13s. id., and the expenditure 1861. 13s. 44. THE WRECK OF THE PENINSULAR AND ORIEN TAL C 'a &runts. Pacna.—t he following is ex tracted tr.= s letter, dated Born bay, Jure 10.—The sunken wreck of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Paella, in the Chins Sees, has, alter a most protracted search, been discovered. The Pacha, it will be recollected, came into eolli.ion with the Erin steamer, belonging to the same campanv, while on her passage to Singapore, in July, 1851, and many lives were same. ed. The magnitude of the treasure on hoard (60,0G01), which shared the late of the able, induced several attempts u. be made to discover the situation of the wreck, and in Dimbuy an association was formed with a capital of 5,040 rupee. fur that purpose. The proprietor, however, having exhausted the funds, ulti mately gave up the teak. About 12 months since the search was renewed by a Mr. Lovell, who last week came upon the wreck, will in a mi.e of the sp.tt, marked in tee chart by the chief officer of the Erin, where it was supposed the steamer foundered. Divers have been down, and a survey of the wreck m.de, who. declare she lies in twenty.siz fathoms of water, and although she is partly embedded lo mud and sand, with her Ismael lying on the deck, by the aid of several submarine explosions, little diticulty, at et expected, will be experienced in recovering the specie. A buoy has been placed over the wreck, sod an appheatioa has been made to-the authorities at Singapore for protection riat• the piratical junks, during the operations whit* were motel So resod se the wres4 Without encouraging any sangehas expeetetione, after the seem dittivelthe this company has escountered. the hope may now reams. ably be if:deb/ea, that in the aurae cf the na etas v icrtrovement 4411.4.11.;..,7tq meri tl in the coed Son of he W m ane ay be ex The great hindrance It has had to sustain, to the ridden Oeprivathe of its supply of labour, by the opening out of the goad Cisooveries, la one ' which tut bunion ieedigenee could either have Loewe or guarded against. It b.e operated se a complete przalpis of its movements; in the Brat instance suapending Its operatives al•.egether, anti thenovison they have Ivan resumed, on 4 very limited PC4le (14WOrkliMed to the capacity of the company's wet la), the mower of di layering to the own rent the f. area Berra mine, the whole ce the copper that Is made. agreeably to the terms of the contract, leaving the company's there existd g only in tare, which It ins been ioll444l'Lle to smelt at the cvm ;it o) 'lt works—has been a heavy draw ace ou tta Bnuures . When these evils Isbell be entirely overcome, o very dtlfe tot e ate of things may to looked for. The bleb rm. utetion of the COCO copper in India, it wit b. seen, Is fully sustained. It u.t,y be wilt I 7 ethereal that no purer copper can be produced in any oat of the world than that wbich the company has the power of reeking under the patent it enjoys. With nip, of to the continuance of r supply of ore from the Berra Burnt mine, it will be seen that oo defietrocy to likely to arise in that rapt et. An tiepection of the Audi eliau bet met, s h eet, cn. tattled in the appendix, will chow the large emoted of propacty which the comparty pcesesiree In Australia. Mr. Handltee, it wil l be ob served, oaks that he lands the valuations of the pro petty in the helium: sheet of the previous year fully bone out. The directors cannot close teas a eport without exprorisg in the strongeod terms their sense of the intelligence, activity, end a .41 with 'I r. Hamilton has applied to the management of the cenitsu)'s idfairs since his arrival in the colony in September Not. The works at Spilt; bate need In regular operation throughout the 'ear. The *meant of prat made there has ' , ern 9,1.114. is. lOct. Annexed her-do will Lie t and the balance rivet at 114111 , aud Aestivate. with the statement el ieceipte rod tdaburiduteats during the past year. ~. :tat:mina of Receipts and Disbursements from 70th of pril, 1854. to 20th April., 16.4. Ilectirre.-13.1ance at the bankers' on tb- 7.0;15 of April, I'sl, 2,201 i. I7a. 7d.; llpitty Works, 221,06..1. UM. ed.; South Australian Works, 75,27!8.2.. GA.; sari:isms on copper, 17,5001.; debentures. 21,2251.; total rec.ipts, 337,2871. les. 7d. P ntsars.— cisme at tho bankers' on 30th of April, 155, 1081. 45.; kitty Works, 253,25 I.Bs. 64.; -own Australian orka. 84,5601. 12s. 7d.; advances en oup;er r, p dd. 10,0m1.; 1 , 1 , 111 - 11:19011. 2.79:1 7,. bd.; brerest, 2,0961.145. 5d.; first dividend, 5.61. 17e. 6d.; ski) -&lama, 5561. 1H.50.; air:cove ot Ilumu st..l2lllo,minl, cludk.; &darks, rent, pasterns, and I,e'ty expense?, 20321. la. 34.; stamps, 2001.; total payments, 337,2071. Pk. 7d. NEWPORT, ABETWAVENNY, AND HEREFORD RAILWAY COMPANY. An extraordinary genaral meeting of shareh Iders was held on Thursday, at the London Tavern, to deli; wino the mode of proviiting capital far completing the Taft Vale Estenston from Cramlin to Cattalo, a' Yard. The Non. W. E. Frtzodunica presided. The report stated that by the opening (in a few wilt+) of the T.df Vale tatensidn line to Crnmlin and ttashideth, an utibrdkrn ton. resion'trould be secured with the ♦arioui ir a and mat work. in the Ebbw Valleys, ha. The capital required to Se created w.ta for the purpose of connecting the Newport, Abergaveany. and Hereford line, with the sirhowcy and Itld mney Valley., the itt•tricts of Merthyr Tyilvil and Dowlais, the Port of Cardiff, the .tt refire and bdiontala Valtepo, and other important places on the T..X Vice Railway, with which that line would have a junction at Quick. rd' Yard. it was esti mated that a further cute a 20 , ,0001. wont t be rr quilted for this pur pose% recornmendid to be raised by the creation of a further any cant at 5 per cent. preterence mock, unler the power• •tf the Taff Vlie aiou Act. The Chairman. in moving the adoption of the report, said that a great source of wealth email be det iced Nom the 'lad Vale Es tendion. They had already an ir.cte..do of train*. Tit •y had just C3ololCtleCli their 'team melts:At to the Baltic, Ns, from which, no doubt, a considerable revenue would arise ; ua ir dtmli was amp's, coo of the beet description; and, looking at all the oircuin. starters, he apprehended co difficulty in raising rte capital required en the tenor I.r Tined. Alter ounaiderabl oietrislon. it was resolved that 200,0001. should be raised by the issue of 2',' Oa shales, of lid. each, each shares to be entitled to a preferential d yid tul of 5/. peg oeut. per annum and otnerwitic to rank part pour with the 00,0001. authorised to be raised at a special meeting of iito char, boilers held lath Novemb r hot. A vale of thanks to the (I.4nnitu and directors terminated the business of the meeting. MOUNT CARBON COAL COMPANY. An adjourned gent.ral meeting of shareholder,. Wall held y_ret. rday at the t flit.en of the company. Callb0.1•110U1e, Que., ti. treat ; mr. ChLkALD RAL.TON hi the eb Yr. The CUAl4lia:4 said he much regretted that the directors who had been empowered to r-he a lam for the par, au of c.l rjirg ow the verbs with reater rig. ur had not succeed, it in earejinit that object Into effect. 'I they bail amilint t• several Fad C.a.lnrt theebjeo:inn wee that this was American IT petty. It wand. th.r. ti.., be for the meeting to oonseCer the ben means of Cr,aiinjt adll.lonnl cupitul, and for this purpose rn.o:utions wank' be submitted. Mr. CuIIILAD W of (Niel= that, if *hie s mum, WPM diellOtrett and a neat company form, d, It wm.1.1 cort flout touch .tali all sew shareholders than it mount to raise thin money. Jar. Bove opitrebetal. d lade d.ttfetil'y m r I:•ina the money, but be would say nr re; he world be oats of 20 FLA'. holder. I rme for. ward tad r .iro the at hut. of the money, mithoet b in tot u g it at alt. The Cll/.11.W U. aid .enrol attar thaehol•ar. etlorraet t t.eir teeth. eras to Join ?dr Loyd, but there sae sot a oat-ant uumaar to ra se the amount nquire.l. . . . After a protracu e"neerrational discussion it war r,olved that the dirt more be eau,. xad to cone( y the Yount Cut bon C lawny property PS purity for such money us they may rube for the per ' pose of e.arryarg us the works and operatloox o the mime. and our the purpose 01 paying off the tutistlig liabit•tsof the e mtuny. It war alto re-olved that ths dire:tore be sathort dto twax treat utere Bonds to the extent of £15.100, at a dineoura %tit tacee.hug 50 per eent., end that 15, , 00 Utak Awes of thn Vonip•ny, 'want a Wire t at the rate of 71 prc tent. 1. r sunum, be rt r ned, In order that the bondholders m.y huts the upti .n during the termtt f he loan (5 years) of eanwerting their hunt into stock ah,ca of the company. A soot of thanks to tie Chairman was th,n pseud, and the pro cutlir.gs terminated. . Several members of the Royal Agricultural Society have formed thcmseses Into a committee (the Duko of Richmond, chairman) to raise subscriptions for a tratimo nial to Mr. Braniireh Gibbs. During ssreral wu ks, the Rev. Netenlin Hall, of Surrey Chapel, has delivered opon-air addri 11 - to to working men on Monday and Thursday eveninfts, at the Ob •liek, in B . ackftiars-road. A ;Arnica sergeant hoeing Litt ly obliged the rev. gentleman tai desist, Lord Shafteebury iettrested himself in the case, and has since with n to Mr. Hall as rol lout :—" Lsaw Sir R. Mayne on &turd iy. Ile ' , peke in high terms of open-air preaching, and gone or!tr• toot yon I should not be interrupted by the pol:e,t in any way. You i may safely resume >our station and your work, and may God be with you in preaching the Gospel to the poor!" This Lord Chancellor stated in the House of Lords lest evening that in all probability the parliamentary ses sion would extend over three or four wet ks more. The King of Portugal and hie brother wrre to leave Turin on the 19th for Milan, the Lego Maggiore, and the Sixpkn. To-morrow, and on ancceeding Sundays, exhibition trains, at charges reduced 40 percent., wi bring shssengers from various parts of France to Paris. The re comiog by them will be admitted to view both the Exhibition of Industry and that of the Flee Atte. The French Minister of War has just sent the tuna of 60 0001 r. to the B.varian ambassador at St l'atersburg, to provide for the wants of the French prisoni IN in Russia. The West-end branch of the Bank of EN;land will shortly be opined under the manage ii.est of Mr. C. Lode! (brother of the late Cbicf Justice W:111 Los been many years at the bead of the Bank of Bogland Lianch at Birmingham. The Beak of the Credit Mobilier at Pads have alone seat in applications for one-thir.t of tae N w Loan— that is toasy, far an amount equal to 10,000,0011 strling. Colonel Burs, who some short time b.ck USSRMII• noted a lady of rank at Barcelona, poison, a I.:mt , If the night before his sentence was to have been carried lota C et. According to the Spanish law, the lifeless twtly w is taken to the place of execution, where the executioeer went through the usual ceremonial as though a livieg being b... 1 Leen in his hands. Rossini is staying at the waters of Trouville. A correspondent of the Brussels Independnce sass that the great composer trave,!ed there portly by post horses and partly by water—railways inspiring him with great terror. Cechetti, who hue been releasod from imprisonment by the Grand Duke of Tuscany, has left fa Piedmont, where he wi,l receive the proceeds of a subsrription raised fur him by the British and Foreign Biqa fiJoie;.y. At the end of the year, he may return if he chases to Tuscany. The Balaklava correspondent of the Journal de Cotteantinovle, acquaints the read-.is cf that journal with various facts set fortis in a rep:at by "Sir Benjamin H a il." the well known medical inspector of the hoipit:la here." At Turin, on the 16:h, the King .of Piedmont, accompanied by the King of Portugal and the Duke de Brabant, reviewed the nati;nel guards and the troops of the garrison. An immense concourse of people were pre sent, and loud cries were raised of Vine le Rei ! rite la Liberti ROBBERY (THIS DAT) BY A COLOUR SERGEANT, AT ALDERSIIOI7 CAMP —nits morning anfortust.on was received of a robbery, to the effect that C•door-Sergeant William Ferguson had stollen M. to gold belonging to the company of the Ist RaystfiSurrey of whin , ' he was oar sergeant. He was formerly in the police at Cambridge, Oxford, end Tonaridge- wells, and is • pen.ioner from the Bon. But India Company's service, and ts a coach maker by trade. THE ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN COPPER COMPANY. The directors of this.,compasy have issued thei r fourth report. The Emightion Commissioners have en d ' gar to seed out limited number of woramen tam 00100. A d are the eonelbtling paragraphs of the report: It will be men by the lo mat details that Mr. lintodlon feels every confides es to heft Wk to meats the t pass's ultairs to a soma condition, if the INlAlsary *Os are funs' shed to Me, Neonatal- Ina of—l. Farness maim! mardiresisa: L Waggons: 3. Oat , The brat of these tha board hops shortly to see eespn died. They have ob. Mined from Nabs offers :tom a sufficient number of smelt, re and oseehantes to proceed to the colciy, under the ri.gulatlens of Cm Emi gration Cacandsioners, cud they aro sow Walla the meet guy mea sures for coessistins the arransenesta for their devaluce to the alum of the emoted month. The somber of waggons r, embed by Mr. Hamilton are In reparation, and the first portion of them are expected to be shipped In the course of this moth. The quantity of coals shipped by the directors within Ills last few months 1,0,300 tons. It will effect an Important economy In the cost at weenies the eopper, If Mr. Hamilton , ball be able to mimic oh, emir be appears to entertain, of .b inning the necessary supply of uon altogether In Australia. H; I 3 111 12 82 36 2$ 2$ VI 151 7} 70 70 41 44 0 $1 27 2ly gar 10e 724 29f If If db 120 124 1 ,11 lb3 1 114 i Si_ 17{ liii r i; 11 liz If II li 2 174 HI If 2 I i P 1 4 1 r iq f 11 661. 6li I I 31 et II 201 li 121 .113 i 10 001 100 6( 00 100 10 uOO - 7,(inb 50,006 60,000 43,174 112,! : it .1!,030 f AYB. Si St HSS 1164 94 97 SS 85 67 68 63 M 63 67 91 et 91 93 a 21 .1" - P 1 01 19 1 ft dis Pr li 'ir 8 ifoll i I id 6 i i :1 i sd I 35 36 $9 40 50y Sli ;2 14 I 9 +d:O