The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-29 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SO U TH W A RK siDucTiOn AND *inn RIM NelaDt. Melilla' Weight, a detest looking young wet em brought before Mr. Comb. for fi na l stanum ery boe, thuged with attempting to drown herself in UN river Thome at Loadoe•hr 4. It appeeled from the evOleace of 69 M that ea Need, night, the lath isweet, about 9 o'clock, hie attentses was called to the south ride of loadorthriege, is comonence of a female runaiag down the sups in • frantic state. He rushed dowel ea feet ae be could, but she had dung hefted into the river, and wee beyond his reach. A waterloos who was mar the spot off in his boat, and fortunately succeeded in draw sg Cant ll of the water is ma imensibiti state. She was restored nannidan• and takes ran of at the workhouse for a few days, whim she was brought before the magistrate to armor the charge. like then mid that about two poen ago she wee esdare.l by • young mess who married soothe., and afterwards she went oa the streets, having so paresis Meath. lod, however, Innerly become ao di s gu s t e d with In Nude of living that rather than continue at she mme to the debeeminelins of committing suicide. The magistrate hiss* bar pitiable tale .4 woe and infamy sent her to Horse. ussign.lanie INA so that she might have the good advise .4 the eacelleat chaplua, who, au doubt, would caveat'te her mooned ecenethiag for her. While there her conduct wail very gout sad she espressod her medians to enter any refurmatoey anions, or that she might become a useful member of society. When brought up foe r•-examisatios, Ilt. Comhe told the prisoner that be bad commusicated with the ker. Mr. dewlap the chaplets of Ifoneniongerlane Gaaf , and he had obtained a. admission for her into Yn. Fry v reform itory for females, sad he sow wished to know whether she was willing to go there. The primmer joyfully accepted tbe proffered benefit, raying that she felt overwhelmed at the chaplain's kindness, meet she should never foNet bin. to the last day of her ea - Istre , e, She .des. thinned his worship for his humane feeling towarla her, ad the hoped the Almighty would bless the anteroom who risked his We to we her. Mr. Condo thee ordered the °Meer to convey bur to the Institution mad see bar rafely ledgod. Übe thee Tutted the sow', was uprusiag her thanks. THE GREAT FIRE.-(THIS DAY.) There is a little more smoke issuing from the ruins too-day than there was yesterday • there is also • large body of fire is some of the v A ults ; cm the other bawl, the of Ere is mainly en reared in some of the undseground cellars oe Cotton's W hart sum mmediately at the beck of Tooley.etrem,where it limed most funomly of all op to Tuesday, aid was still burning with vehemence as Wednesday night le feet, so entirely has the ffus base subdued here, that the firemen are this meraism Marlin cm Me very metre iliwthist their hose epos the ailfeeset vaults, where the mingled smoke sod game stiff draggle fiercely for mastery. A. the effort' of the Tim *made appear to goo. reed in very slowly hem, the proprietors of Phillips's Palest Fire Annihilate has. applied for and obtained per maim to try their hoods u the same directing The as well as Mr. Alderman Homphery, ree l nully convinced that the attempt mil pewee • certain failure inasmuch as the inrush of atom. pis sir will carry off the chemical gases evolved by the essiblatorem ems as they ea ape from the machine ; while It mho to he suocesdul, they caution], all ingress et almooplorie air ought to be prevented, red if that could be glom the Ire would die out of itself. Nevertheless Mr. Hemlersos, acting superintendent of the lrirk, readily yielded his sweat, sad his !GOWN lege put Wemselvei ulster the oostploto Amino of the Yips Assalsilmor people, who this morning brought two of Miel tombless to Cottas's Wharf. While we write were beieg made to introduce them l a the nuke—with what tooons nowise to he toss. PARIS FASHIONS 110BRILF. Since the definitive arrival of tits summer baste hall the ten of Paris has taken *MAO' thaw to the mid% to Timmins. to Deem. to Boulogne, to Calais, or to the materabinking limahties so advantageously known by the memo of Vichy, Hoiribrairg, Bedew-Baden, Wiesholen, Plembierea, each laying claim to superiority in the matter of birlogiag about " great revival's" in the deteriorated coosti• talkies of overworked plessameethers. Fortunately focthis little Amok* although they bare left the city or boar vents, they have earned away with them the iedisperrable mode. de Paris, without which their sojourn in no matter what earthly !iambse would be insipid and charmleo• la the Critic trunks of the fair vo”geuesee laege compartments have been provided for quantities of media ttherisjeckets„ rid robes ; the moat shy/ sot have provided thathelves with a collection of skirts in gate de Chambery or light semamer milk, over which the white muslin canna with sleeves of Valentines@ lice is worn to the portent admudiage. iissoriptioa of toilet is oleo patrosiaval by the loiterers remein. lag in the capital. and are sera by huodreds in the " nightly carriage drives in the Hots de Boulogne, now deserted dug the daytime ea amount ci the tropical state of the tempe rature, but crowded with innumerable voitures, not ea. freqoestly oesupievi by the foreigners of distinction who usually chit Paris at this season, so soon as the shades of everting have somewhat refreshed the burning atmosphere. Per these " tramener•night " drives missy ladies have adapted the charming hats so popular already is Esilsad. thenfili rarely seas is the daytime on the heeds of the Peri shoose, who have hitherto regarded them with a serf ei:w posher that they certainly do sot soft Se as (limpid orifere of Bowers ; others the pretty Weds ey. trismed with bows of lithe or ribbon, es that tbe taw shapers neerved principally fey sue oarsomial villa as the ordissry urbanities of life reader lodiepeneable. Them is warmly say medification in the amps and style bosons and dowse since our last ; indeed, little change is model to take place be/ore the inauguratiou of the ap poseskiag anima season.—llls itrated London Ni,.. At the official reception of the Siamese ambit,- rams by the Emperor Napoleon is Elionday, the promote which the ambseeedore are charged to presort to his Mayeety wen Met of at 11 o'clock is the nsoming, ledepeodently of the coder of the Whits Elephant, Monied with diamosdi, this. moon& omit of a crown of nisnolro gold sommod with ihamonds ; a gold waist belt, with a plots onsmsontsd with dismiss& ; phi aim, richly moscuillod, of morns= weight ; cad a noesbor of palanquins, thrown, arms, km The crown, which is twieerkably basilleoine and of a eankal form in emend with a load of very thin coostchouc, which this diamonds see placed, so that at a Milo aims it swaddle; on monorms pile of precious moms. A letter from ore of the lint houses is Costar says :—" Tb. Jerry der to the viers thrombin{ cell titthe Corr district by - the freer of the early days of May, kr been guiles* peat as we thee elated ; sad you asy net mewed, theft arwithirding all the ne say, there will Mee reedy of the vintage of IX6I to buy ens sell is Tesked." BISILVIT Fri AT 1111 RrRRRT C AUDIOS. Illess. Caldwell end who have retained a severe bee by the reran of the post Music Hall by diet her erseriesi a p..d day nail eight fete at the Order fns IMir kit break ea Morley es" ivy Assess the may 'truea who have kindly *fad Si nimble .M as the 00011111011 we ONO_ pepstorthe lialmeasf Madero Cathodes Haym Mir Mobliask Hies Irma lanes. Mr. Tersat, and Herr Verse , with Mr. Levy as Me eurasa, Ole Hull en the ricks, and M. Emile sad Lest= Williams as aromperyire. • this.. of voier, fon the encietise of the Merl !trey cr asr char awl the Total Associore, will give their aid S. Lh nowt, and Me reborn wit be ea • mad setae. with Prin.. Garr Oritsia r emedneler. Tbe has.. Crier's Iliairele err from Her Majesty's Therm tts ail te the stractior oithe and Mr. T. lkithewe Ors his arra( Grimaldi suer Daaciag sad bewarke ra te be enjoyed la &Mire. LOWDOP PAVILION Mrale HALL. TICIIDOINIF mum, Horimadar.--Severel improvements have been leads is this popular pier of mareinont. Tbe space, which or Ware extreivii.ls sew hicreerd by the addition of • cirmitly.clareated p/lory rod prorneoade. HAttSYSIVIIT HALL—This axle, which hao con tinua dare the week, has bees well attended by Loudon mad amain burin, rosy of whom availed thaseselves th• sturueity afforded of closely 'myrtle( the college sad its ground*. We understood the amount at pignut realised • very rti.factory. We may add that the rarer is which the ftile hoe bees cnudu , •ted has alto gives much latidactioe. Toe sale will be eVatinued es Mayday. —Herd ferd .V. rye re. THE WEATIfilt •ND THIS CROPS 111 THE Inermed. --Hay harer.at has now generally and although the we:dher doling the peat week has been showery, there was not a sufficient quan tity cut to incur soy material injure, while the ram would add considerably to the crops, r.r.iallr on the upland , where it had begun to burs. With the wind chmigisl and a steady rising barometer, w e may 000.1 i-idly hop. for a fine sermon for this harvest. Perhaps *ever has there been known • more rapid champ in the state of the nom. Wheats, which are unusually thin, and throe weeks since bandy cover-el the onus& have shot up with marvellous rapidity ; they Sr. in full ear and Moore, and the plants are in a most healthy condition, though we fear from the thinness of the plant it as scarcely be looked forward to for an average yield. The Lite raise bane much improved the holey crop., and we may expect, woh a favourable tethering time, to have a good crop and ) - iald. Here and pro, althou g h thi n , are very full of boom, sad we anticipate, if nes sa arms yield. or of first-rate quality , Nothing can he deer them the weather for the root the lon4 frost relax der much to prepare the lead, fib, fallow time t ee admirably, ol d the rains eotnift - tat the e plant vow appearig. Te s crime hare teen sameldembly benefited n by the rain. - Lssuidatenos Cu.,.,er THE EXPRESS, THE FUNERAL OP THE LATE Ma BRAIDWOOD.--(27113 DAY.) The funeral of Mr. Braidwood, Superintendent of the rare Brigade, when sad death on fletruduy night so seamy thousands of people hare deplored, took place this aftersoca. Early in the morning crowds began to emerable is Watling•4reet, sear the chili station of the Fire Brigade, and by 2 o'clock Ilse street was altogether im passable. As hail beea arranged, large numbers of both of the City sod Metropolitan Force, were in attendance, as well as a 'Moog body al the London Rifle Brigade, end many private gentlemen. The desessed was in a cella, cowered with black cloth sod black eenanienta, which was placed in a beano drawn by hew ►aaa. A proomice was then funned in the fo1• lowish order : MOUNTED POLICE TO CLEAR THE WAY. A strong body at TEE LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE, With their Band. METROPOLITAN POLICE. Cossiaislas od the various Diviams, tour abreast ; Each dstacinnent accompanied by a separiateadant two impactors, with crape round their left arms. THE CITY POLICE (la the lams way). THE WATERWORKS COMPANIES: Isepectera. Eget sages, Terviceeks. Wi tl a t il i Z aL el • New River, THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF LIFE FROM FIR& The Secretary, Mt. Low, Briar. FLRE EYCAPE CONDUCTORS, (Four &brawl). PRIVATE FIRE BRIGADES. Mr. Hodges', Lambeth (headed by Mr. Hodges). Mr. Barest's, Lambeth. Yews. Prime, Vauxhall. Mews. Baaulay's, VauxbalL Mama Lennox and Co.'s, Millwall. LOCAL BRIGADES. Hackney, West Ham, Shoreditch, Crystal Palace, Islington, Whitechapel, Bow, Wapping, Stratford, Grerowich, and other Brigades. PENSIONERS AND FRIENDS. LONDON FIRE ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT : Jan ior Firemen. Senior Firemen. Sub•Engineen. k:agineera (Two abreast). The Ward Beadle of Conlwainers' Ward. The Undertaker. Two Mutes. THE PALL BEARERS. Mr. Swanton, Engiseer. Mr. Gerrard, Fmgineer. Mr. Fogo, Foreman. Mr. Henderson, Foram Mr. Bridges, Foisemse. Mr. Staples, Foreman. A Phase et Feathers. TRH HEARSE. THE CHIEF MOURNERS: Mr. James F. Draidwood, Mr. Lithgow Ersidwood, Mr. Frank Rraidwood, Mr. Charism Jackson.. FOURTEEN MOURNING COACHES, Containing the Relatives, Frieede, and Committee of the Landon Fire F.egiee Establishment.; Private carriage of tie] Duke of flatheciand. Zrai; Private carries , e of the Earl of Cleithima. Private carriage of Dr. Cumming. And other private carriages, including that of Mr. SonvelL Braidwood, having been an honorary member of the Loudon Scottish Me Corps, an application was made during the week to Lord Elcho to permit the attendmacie cit • detachment of that corps ; but his lordship declined to secede to the request, on account of an extraordinary parade of the corps in Hydwpark, appointed for this anemic.. It had also been anticipated that the carriages of the Lord Mayor mad Sheri& would hare joined the procession ; bat the Lead Meyer. II is said, declined, on the ground that Mr. Het wood had bold ao public City appointment, and the Mud& fob Woad to fellow the example of the chili areidasio a London. The peeemice moved by Watlinipstreet, amid dense mares of sympsthetic people, by way of Quesnatreet, Cheapside. Corahill, Biehopegate-street, and eo rowed by the Kingslaml•mad, to the Abney-park Cemetery, to which ticket. of admisaioo had been Maned, and when the arrival of a large number of spectators preceded that of the me hiseholy preemies hielf. MURDER or A GULL.-14r. Brent, coroner, and the jury ampthelled oe the 13th best. re-easembled ca Thursday tight at the Dudley Arms. Hanow•road, Pad diadem. boa eelude se laqiury into the sagacious death of a girl found la the Packlington beaus of the Grand Junehaer Canal ea the fith Met. It will be recollected that the body hero shocking marks of violence, which led to the conclusion that the pose ereature had been criminally assaulted pro visos to her death. Violotta Lambert, wife of a gaafitter, of 34 Piekeriag-plam, Paddington, identified the body ma that of bar MOW, Sarah Childs. aged 17 years, single, and a gen tlewomen servant. Witness could not in any way account for her death. The evidence of several other writarescs went to show that the young woman had recently smarted that she had a sweetheart named Tomkinson, a porter on the Great Western Railway, living in RrindleyDtreet. Padding ton. However, it was stated by Inspector Mackerel and Mhos of the police that no such man was so employed on the railway, or lived at the address gives. Dr. j. 8, Beale was rocalled. and deposed, in corrobonaion el hie fanner evidence, that the marks of victiesee did not show that she bed bees forced Me Hie water spies' ler will the two liteerstiews. large bream , atemee, sod other seven meths cm her though having nothing to do with the cause of deat proved that she had bees uniusestheahly milted about two or three days previous to her death from drown. The deputy-coroner briefly summed up in favour of en epee which was thhesitatiogly recorded to the fol• lowing offset :—" Found drowned, hut bow deceased got Into the water there was no evidence to show." liksallos Snow& —Yesterday morning, a shop boy of Dr. Disk, Glasgow, sold some opium to a customer Is presume of a coal porter, who occasionally assisted the led to remove the shutters from the shop win&ws. After the aelleiner left the shop, the coal 'aortae asked the lad what the ler frem which he had taken the medicine cos tithed, and the lad replied that it contained opium. Am the jet still stood upoo the counter, the coal porter took out a pine end swallowed it. This was about 8 o'clock. About 1 o'clock Dr. Dick wee mat for, and found the man is a Mate of great prostration. He aced every remedy but la vain. The unfortunate man gradually sunk ; extreme 11106011 we, at last adminintered, the man being a catholic. He died about 4 o'clock.. The demised was about 00, and the hey is 14 roan el age. The boy is in costody.—Adin litterriat. MotING AND FATAL ACCIDIDIT TO • VOLLII -11511 Macrame. —A party of valuation, of the 18th Bate =simian to shoot at the target erected on the Moore, cia lest, whoa amongst them was Mr. John Aliz arin, • jam, If yews of age, a gas athletic young fellow, sod mach reapadal by all who knew him. When cm the way to the butte, ese of the party walked over a ballast phmk, on sad of will& was fixed no a vessel at en eleva- Moe of 14 feet Leersthe pound. This rime being rather timid, ea erniee dews the plank, poor Alexander mid he could man op and doom Is a mach better manlier than his commde, sad, suit the mina to the word, en up the On from some callow or other, he gl a l aar dowa from the t point, and never spoke a word. Blood issued ban his ears, nostrils, Ice., and he was at once takes to the infirmary, where it was poop perceived that concludes of the braio had been the result of the accident. Ho ems quite unconscious, and died at 3 o'clock the following (Ileaday) morning. Deceased wee a marned man, and it was distressing to see his widow and relatives bewail his sudden death in a few short hours from the time when he had left the house in perfect health and strength. Ho wee the finest man io Rae corps, being about six feet high sad stout in proportion, a first-clam mechanic, sod aims Mt in athletic exercises, as well as a good shot. Ileesaaad was in the employ of the Mama. Batchelor, fitting up the cable of a large whip now being built at their docks. —Bristol Mercury. &NOMA". CIRCITIETFANCE. —A short time since a valuable sat mare, eleven years old, belonging to Mr. Tebrett, of Boughton Aluph, was taken ill and at tracted by Mr. Pops, veterinary surgeon, of Ashford. It was subsequently found necessary to kill the animal, sod on its being opened, five large stones, weighing altogether 19illea, were found in the fold of the "colon." They were sla Dearly the same size, and to the ordinary ob server looked like • painter's mullen. They were to be seen at Ashford on market-day, and from their extraordinary sins tad weight attracted much attention. —Dover A very singular fact in natural history (lays the Egli Pactet) wee witnemed by a gamekeeper near Drift%ld, about a fortnight ago. The ueot of a partridge was foaud mataining nine sip, and in addition to these four pheasant MP. The mire= had two severe battles... to the original ownership. The partridge was the victor in both came, and —after depoeitieg several additional egge—euecesded in hatching the whole. The phemants will very soon exceed 1 their fueter•mother is size sad weight. 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P 9 - latooo 10 Iladrao Inlea. 4 Duna 1 4 1 pm - 10 11 Ottoman Smyrna/WM, 7 I die - 80,000 10 nodlberstimailmill. all - .... - 10 all Marla, Lyons, sod 12•111.1 9054 374 - 12,000 14 noditor. U. Sel- ( 15 U) all 1 1 14 - 10 all IParla and Orleans 1 10 54 - 1%000 16 National Discount ins.. 1 1 14 Ws - 10 17 ilbmilo mat 11 raadsom - 0. 000 10 Norlnnld-o.balilroa(p 1 04 am - 1 (Pansambasol a. Tp.o. I 6} IMs - 11,110 10 !fatherland,* Lind - all IS Isa. ma Dessbarg 1 EON 6 Do. ap. c., Li. at 1 ;US. all } 1 .- M an lapel Dania IS 15 - 1,714 100 N. Brunt& N. Scot IA 81 I 10 - 6 all lug Oman - - - MGM IN. Bdt. Australasian.. an 1 I - 4 on IDm 7 pet mid. - - - 10,000 1 sate! Om - 10 an loambra awl Mum .„. 11 2 - 54000 1 Do. .• New Shares' lls 4 }pm - l 0 all l Da. maul Pei . ' a 40,000 II 'Mau. In. Stet. Wesj b - -db - ' 14 14 AA -900,00 v St. Pool elver Lad! 6Da lOO 116 64 - 21 10 m.a•fts v am llis 4Ma - 10,000 50 Ponta. and Orloa. etas= all MI at - 10 all noallmmt al ~... 11 24 - 14000 60 Do. Naar - 9160,000 40 &Sea 3 Ind. Ti!. 0.44 all 174 107 4 - a i l 119C . 111001119 Pd 0 : el - 10,600 60 Rhyinnoy Ina - 10 an Wasburtl.49lllllol4l 10 - 14000 16 Do. Nov all 4 114 - le I alUs II 4111110.... - - - 15,000 Ho Royal nal Slum —4O MI 40 - •al 19991•91 a............ - - - 100.000 SR, Matt And. Invostm. 140 1211 131 - 14,140 U Anstrallan Land all U 911 - DIMENIVAII STOMA MOM 1 timarlue Tel Seri" - 150.010 1 Da. do. lbalstarall.. all 4 - na. 18b. I *roots. IPdl M. 00.07076. I 14415 * 11.54.6 10 Do. do. - 911111110 91. Olikati6p.e.Jana..l all 100 PS 100 1 - M , I IA 10 a Ag. , f Amtrak MU lb Naddkap.e.Mar.doopt.lloo el is - ... (Uoltod, Twat lams 1 4 fpm Kw at It I•ll.l9.4l.JaaaLlaty MO 1141 Ux d WOO' 16 La.Co.U.Cluada 0 - - - et. NINO IL ail. 4D. M. 100 St le ....- 10,000 6 Up. klaugdont TU. (L). l 4Ms pox - 171W117 Int W.2oolll4loalrldp.d. Al maws am Dimmoles Lad.- 114 9 10 -. 1861. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA I.) Two &Mom. The funds to-day show renewed heaviness, owing to the continued supply of stock. A fall of 3 per cent. has taken place. In the share market the tendency of prices is likewise drooping. Business in the Stock Exchange is almost at a standstill. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. We., showing no change. Console are officially marked 891 and ex div., for money, and 89$ and 3, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 893 to for money, und 84 to 1 for the 10th July. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 883, I, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 88k, 3 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 983, ex div. ; ditto for account, 983, 3, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 18E14, 961 ; ditto, 18,59, 933 ; Four per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 77 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 10s., 44., 10s. die. ; ditto June, par., 2s. dis., Es. prem. Scarcely any business has been done in foreign stocks, and the only feature is the continued heavi ness of Mexican Bonds. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains steady, at 713 to 721; and that of 1858, at 5131 to 573. The only sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., 211 ; ditto for account, 22. The Canada has left to-day for Boston, with 103,2671. in specie. HALr-rAor Two o'CLoci. Consols are quoted about the same as at 2 o'clock—viz., 89l i toe, ex div., for money, and 89e to it, ex div., for the account. About 45,0001. in bar gold and sovereigns was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The steamer of the 4th July will take about 120,0001. in silver for Calcutta on government account, which will be withdrawn from the Bank. As the Bank return just published states the total of silver bullion at only 212,3991. the supply there will soon be exhausted. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and as regards bills on Holland, Hamburg, and Frankfort the tendency was rather favourable. Subjoined is our usual hat : Amsterdam, 3 months, 1204 to 12.14 ; ditto 3 dayi, 11.19 to 4 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 14 ; Antwerp, 3 soothe, 25.621 to 74 ; Hamburg, ma. bunco 3 mouths, 13.104 to g ; Paris, 3 dam 25.321 to 74 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.86 to 70 ; Prankfat-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mou th s, 33 so i i i Vienne, a. So., 3 months, 14.30 to 50 ; Trieste, ell. So., 3 mouths, 14.30 to 50 • Madrid, 3 months, 181 to i ; Oath s, 3 mouths. Clowa i 48; to f ; *mu, 3 months, 25.80 to 5 ; 3 'wad's, 25. 4to 824 ; 111 L o, months, 25.774 to ; Naples, 3 mouths, 39 to 4; Palermo , 3 mouths, 117 to Maslen, 3 mouths, 117 to 4 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to l ; Oporto, 10 days, 624 to 1. The Marco Polo, from Melbourne, with 26,0001. in gold, which put into Valparaiso damaged, was to leave on the 18th inst. for Liverpool. The Yaratilda has arrived from China with 918,2001 W. of tea. The Liverpool cotton market continues very firm. The sales yesterday were to the extent of 12,000 bales. It appears that the bulk of the claims under the fire insurance policies on the property in Tooley street cannot be paid until some weeks hence, as a vast number of details relating to salvage have to be arranged. Where the property insured has been entirely destroyed, the claim will be paid with scarcely any delay. It may be considered, how ever, that these disbursements will be gradual, and spread over a considerable period. The failure of a speculator in shares at Man chester was announced yesterday. We understand that the Commercial Bank of London has now liquidated its banking liabilities, by the realisation of assets and the maturing of bills and loans. Credit is due to the directors and to the manager, Mr. Cntbill, for the promptitude with which this hes been accomplished. It is not yet known when a distribution will take place amongst the shareholders under the winding up, but it will probably be at an early date. Since the business of the bank was transferred to the London and Westminster the shares of the latter have improved about 61. This represents on the total number of shares in that bank about 300,0001. Subjoined is an account of a very interesting event—the opening of the Scinde Railway for traffic : According to advice@ received from Kurrachee, of the 23M May last, the Scinde Railway was formally opened on the 11th of that month by her Majesty's commit weer in Undo, and oo the morning of the 13th the first public train for passengers and goods ran from each terminus of the dins, the crowd of passengers at the Kurraches terminus being enormous. Since then great numbers of pameogere were being conveyed daily. The quantity of goods delivered by native traders for carriage far exceeded expectation sad taxed to the utmost the mammas of the railway. One firm alone offered to enter into en arrange ment for the conveyance of 140 tons per diem. Sir Bartle From, on the 29th April, 1858, turned the first sod of the Scinde Railway, and notwithstanding engineer ing and other difficulties, in little more than three years thereafter his successor has declared the line to ho open for public traffic. The Scinde Railway is 1:4 miles in length, and is the first completed railway opened in India. The commissioner in Scinde has alluded in terms of oommeeda tion to the excellence of the arrangements of the adminis traten of the railway, and called attention to tit% fact that the workmen employed by the company upon the line, drawn from Sciude, Beloochisten, Bhawulpoor, the Dee can, Catch, and from the confine* of Persia and China, had all so conducted themselves that neither feuds nor disturb• anew heel ever reached the ems of the authorities. — tie half-year's interest at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum is advertised on the preference shares of the South Eastern of Portugal Railway Company. Under the heading of "A new Telegraph Route to China," the London and China Telegraph has the following : Message' can now be sent from London through Russia to China, the route being to Kasen, thence aid Kiachts to Peking either by post or by Estafette from Keillll to Kiachta, and thence to Peking. The charges are as follows: —A message of 20 words to Kaman, V. 2e. ; Kama to Kinchta, Ri days post, and to Peking, 14 days, Ba. if sent by &taloa,e the time saved will be eight days, but the ex pense increased by 261. The same journal states that on the 23rd April • large instalment of the indemnity was paid into the government bank at Canton by the Chinese government, in accordance with the terms of the convention signed at Peking. The Gazette specie statement fur the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 117,482/. ; exports of gold, 476,011. ; impom of silver, 8,449/. ; exports of silver, 291,107/. FRIDAY Enema. Consols, which closed yesterday at 894 to 1 ex div., for the 10th of July, opened and aimed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 891. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Conhols, for money, :a4, 4, ex div.; ditto for account (July 10), 894 ex cliv. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, ; New Three per Cents., 884, 1,4, ; Bank Stock, 229 ; India Five per Cent. S t ock, 981, 4, ox div. ; ditto for account, 984 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures (Oct., 1863), 954, ; ditto (April, 1864), 954 ; ditto, 1859, 954 ; ditto Bonds, 14e., 10s., 18e. dis. Pending the announcement of the new loan, which is looked for on Monday, there is not much business in the India Five per Cent. Stock. The market was dull to-day at 981 to g for money, and 981 to 1 for the account. India Bonds were quoted 18s. to 104 dis. ; the March Exchequer Bills 10s. to 54 dia ; and the June, Se. dis. to par. The India Loan Bill passed its third reading in the House of Lords last night. Turkish Bonds were again inquired for to-day The Loan of 1854 rose per cent., and that of 1858 g per cent. The final quotations were respectively 714 to 724, and 561 to 571. Yesterday's rise in Mexican Bonds has been entirely lost, the closing pries to day being 22 to 4. With the exception of a slight improvement in Union Bank of London, there was no alteration worthy of notice to-day in the market fur bank shares. Miscellaneous shares were quiet. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine I Insurance, 3i t to prem. ; Thames and Mar !ay Marine , 9-16 to 11-16 prem. • Universal Marine Insurance, 6-16 to 3-16 dia. ; Landon and Provincial Marine, dia. to par, ex div. • Natal. Land, 11 to al Copper, China and Japan Eitea'in, par; Commercial to prem.; and Saadi Iron, f to d prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. Then is still little doing in the mining marart East Caradon shares are inquired for, and are marked 24g. The other trans actions have been for the most part confined to shares in East Cam Brea, North Downs, and Camborne Vean. St. John del Rey Mining *shares are fiat, and Lave been. dealt in from 331 to 33 ex div. United Mexican have fallen, being marked 51 and 54. Great Northern Co pper have been dealt in at I prem., and Bon Accord Ci,wm. at I}. With reference to Stray Park Mine, the circular of Mr. Peter Watson has the following Stray Park (between Dolccath Mine and Oamborne Veen Mine) has further considerably improved. The lode ia 170 is looking bettor, and the south lode has been cut geed is MO, which is reported to be worth 3 toes of copper as per 0,0,011, so far u Men. My agent wM inspect the ndas this week, and his report will appear in next week's cir cular. The subjoined weeklya of the metal market ia extracted from the circular of were. von Dadela nen and North : Trade continues still very stagnant, and though both copper and tin experienced • fall of 51. per ton but little in crease seems to bare been given to business, and operations in all kinds of metals are much restricted. Welab bars near these 5/. per ton, f.0.b., in Wales, and the press here he not changed from our last week's report ; the demand very slatk. Staffordshire continues dull. A large spew latice business has been done in Scotch pig iron, at an vans of ls. per ton, closing 50a. 6d., coa l. copper was reduced, on the 24th, id. per lb. for maw factored, and 5/. per ton for unmanufactured. This reduction could not be kept back any longer, the under. selling that has been going on for • long time— business baring been done at 10d. per lb.—and the heavy arrivabs of foreign copper, made such a step quite necessary. Hardly soy business has been done in foreign, and we quote Bunn eel Napoli& nominally 97/. ; Baltimore ingot, 951. Tin : 149,188 slabs Banta and 6,405 slabs Billiton mentioned in our last report were sold on the 26th in Amsterdam at 6911- equal to 117/. 15e. per too, delivered here ; all orders e• tailed 15 per cent. Since the result of this isle Straits ha has been sold here to some extent at 1151. and 1141. 16a English refined still stands at 1271., but an official rodeo lion may be hourly expected. Tin Plata: No demand; almost impossible to effect sales. Lead has not varied ire our last. Spatter is firmer, and from all appearances IP, have earn the lowest for the present. We quote the pow. chose 16/. fis. to 161. 10e. OD the spot for ordinary brands; in Hull, 161. ss. ; BEL 161. 10s. ; Wfl, 171. At Great Wheal Haddam meeting on the 26th instant*, accounts showed a debit balance of 4711. 15e. 8.1. A al of 3s. per share was made. At Dale Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed& credit balance of 2361._9e. 9d. The Budn;.lbonsOls — aicount4, preeented at the mean at the 24th inst., showed a debit Wean et 2,0141. se. which included about 1,00)1. fee nes, imey, extra coals, &c. A can of Te. per gale was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The tallow market is agitated es reps& speenktbe trensections,but quiet in connexion with thaw for comemp. tion. Town tallow is quoted 496. 6d. net cash; Pam burg Y.C. on the spot, bte. to Ms. ; June, Ns. ; July Is ge tember, sa. ; October to December, 575. Yaaca Aveluans.—Town tallow, 52e. ; fat by Ok i , la Bd. ; ridings Basaism, 54e. Bd.; melted staff, 315 e. N.; rough ditto, 21s. ; Weer own, 18s. ; good dregs, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davie sod Co. report trade et the foam. ing pricer :—Prima meadow hay, M. to Bk. • ireperier ditto, 90a to 106 e. ; inferior ditto, 50e. to 60s. ; clover, 41,, Its. to 118 s. ; ditto, sew, locoed cut, 89a. to 100 a ; straw,. 30s. to Oa COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The suppl of moon things rentiaese to improve, ad that of v is now nearly sufileient for the de wg. Good samples of letteess, endive, and artichokes err from Frame. Peas are phistiful. Grapes still fetch file prices. Of strawberries there is a good supply from the overt ground. Cher ri es are oleo everywhere - plentiful, rant mperegue, French and hexed beans, young carrots, and sew potatoes ; the latter fetch SL per lb. Cucumbers see coming in more plentifully. Cut Sowers chiefly commit of orchids, lily of the valley, Chinese primulas, viable. mignonette, heaths, and rows. 'IIII3IT. . _ Apples, per lb., le to lb Grapes, per in., 4S to IY Strawberries, p. pun.. Mt* le Id lietons, each, Ss to Se teaches, per doz., 15a to 240 Nectarines, do., 12e toles bierrles, French, p. lb, 2s tots Pears, per dos, 4s nd to es Apples, per dos., ed to Oranges, per 100, tie to 10s DBMOOS, per 100, Os to lOs Nuts Cob, per lb., Ist* is lt Coon/lowers. each. td to !SF Prosseh beans, p 100, id to Is 6d Green Peas, Per quart, la to b Id Clesens,pdos. bunches,6lod teas Cabbages, p. dos., Is 3d to la ed Potatoes. per ton, 00s to 1106 nese, per lb., Id to Is 1d perewt.,lostolOslld Turnips, per bunch, 441 to 6d Carrots, new, du., is lid to Is fd Pptnaell, per sieve, Ls to Is Cucumbers, each, td to Is ad Artichokes, so* 6d told d ° L . ea to 4a o — ATl;q7ps; Viinal;,ii64to bell Osloos,pori sieve, 1464 to do el 11=par bun., as lb Os per bun., Pd to 9.1 Tomatoes, per dos, Os Shal!ots, per lb, Is 64 I Garlic, per lb, tid lo 8d Endive, per score, Is to Is ad Horseradish, per hun.,ls6d toes Mashrooms,p.pott.,ls 9d to Parsley, per 12 bunches, 4s Ibis (Savory, per bunch, 2d to ed PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. IrvitarOW, Juan 28, Birkenitead, 824 831—Caledo;i 8 : 4 7 1; 074—Eastern Counties, 9; 10—Great Northern, 107 1 Western. 72 T2l—Luicaahlre and Yorkshire Block, 1111 11 4 4-- Londonand North Western Stock PSI 93/—London and South Western, 014 951—Manchester ftliellield, and Lincolnaltua, 42} 474—Midland Stock 1204 1170( , —Ditto, new shares, 14 11 }— North British. ttl 631—Nort Staffordshire, 61 6 d —lfielit Eastern, Berwick, 1051 1664—York and North Midland, 9398} — Leads capital stock, 614 0111—flouth Eastern and Dover, Sl* 24 5 10—West Midland, (Word. 474 45-1310faki and lake Maio.. 41 s—Dutch Rhenish, 212 d.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 44 44-- Gnat LuvstlibouriL 71 B—Oreat. Western of Canada , 10 16j-- Illinois Central, 40 304 d—New York and Erie, 21 21 Thames and Mersey Insurance, 11 p. Maiseniorren. June 2d.—The market was fiat ail day, bat at the close intProred stinhtly. Great Western of Canada, 10— Gnat tt ostern, 721—London and North Western. 931—Maa cheater, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 474 4—North Eastern (Ber wick, 106—south Eastern, 24 4-10—Thames and Mersey Manna Insurance. 1 p.—Dutch Rhenish, 2 3-16 d.—District Bank, 181 p. iintimmeax, Joan 22.—The sales to-day were Chester ant Holyhead '54 per cent. Mock, 122 5 - 1 0—Birmingham Calla* 924 —Birmingham Fire shares, 105. Market much is yesterd.ay. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Milos Ine- Mar. Total, Tete; ILLICLICILTS open mongers (beadles 1181 11/1 Week ending April 28. List Indian liaalway Bengal Division Week ending March 30. North-We4 vinces Week ending June 10 Ottoman — Weak ending June Sambrs and r.,use West Flanders . . Week ending June Z. (WWl:wing 4,737 1,24 , 3 342 CEO 4,6111 ',Pall 1.02 1,491 U 433 id 2114 6.407 10,660 16.900 1/4724 TRAFFIC Rarrirre.—The traffic receipts of rail wave In the United Kingdom for the week coding the 22nd of nue amounted to 561,160/. and for the correepondiee week of List year to 546,150 i. • showing an ineream at 5.0101. The grow receipt. of the eight railway% having their termini in the metropolie amounted to 249,280 t, and for the corresponding week of 1660 to 251,221 L, showing a decrease of 2,0111. The decrease on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 5791. ; on the Great Northern to 1,4611.; on the Great Western to 2,16 W.; and on the London and North Western to 3,1651. total. 7,383 E 13nt front this most be deducted W.. the increase on the London and Blackwell, 2,064/. on the London. ktrightee.aed Routh Coast, 3,011/. on the London and South Wester% and 303/. on the South Eastern, together 5,3831., leavrag decrease as above, 2,0111. The weeipt% on the other bass in the United Kingdom aniouuted to 301,811 W, and for the corresponding week of last year to 224,16111/., showing an increase of 7.0211., from which must be deducted the decrease on the metropolitan lime% leaving the total increase 6,0101. as compered with the oorresp.mding week of 1860. _ _ . •••• •••—•••• THE ET-C3AMPIOR AT WHITEHAVER.—A White haven jourtad, in recording the visit of Tom Mayers to that town with Bowen sod Cushiug's Circus, gives the following:—" A rumour has been spread abroad that whi!at at his inn Mr. Sayer. wns confronted by • • Motor Moorite, who expressed a filed determinatios to have a ' set to' with the Champion of the World, and a perfect confidence that he could ' knock his mouth off.' Aceonlim. to the story Mr. Bayern for some time Weedily declined the contest, but being bard pressed he rat !costs kindly ,;onsented. 'The sequel may lie guessed ;in a very abort time—two minutes the report says—the aspirant bad his eyes' bunged up,' and was laid on his lack :14 lees ; the whole, however, having been done in so ma ; and artistic a manner that the quondam detractoraml defier of Mr. Savers' merits wee at once converted into ate of hi Istauncbeit uobolders." NOVEL FORM Of CERTITIcArE or BIRTH. —A rector, • few miles from Colchester, sent the following document in answer to a recent application for a certificate of birth, by ooeof his parishioners' :—" Mary, daughter af --. born a Child of Wrath, April 24th , 1801 ;—&,rs avails of Water and the Holy May 25th, 1:401." Erter Telegraph. I 1 I •