The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-04 00:00:00

glx (Tour*. OSBORNE. Almon S. 1 Us Qum sad royal family took their anal Mr I=7e . woured Er. J. Dash= with a sittiag to abut slam to la assisated. • depstedes en His esteset of the bill now before the 31 me of Lark Mt tbe sesendmint of the Sands, Bear AM, bed es interview with Bari Granville, at the Conseil. 011" yeseerday. The clepstaties eosaisted of Mr. Foster, president ; Mr. Han* treasurer ; and Mr. &ems, seem buy, of the Licensed Vbtaellers' Defence Association ; Mr. p. Spirett, on behalfetthe LicansedVieteallers of Lords and the Operative Societies of the West &dingo( Yorkshire; and George Candelet, on behalf of the Amalgamated Friendly Sedalia of Masehester, Stockport, and Hyde. The depstatioa was iatrodseed by the Hon. H. Berkeley, M.P. for Bristol, and accompanied by /12. Whlteharst, solicitor to the Defence Assecistiod. Sir Alexander Spearman bad as Interview with the Max ocialler el the Bachman, ye tardily, at his traria resides**, Is Dowsing street. Despetsbee win seat yesterday front the Cabriolet-Mks to the Governor of Canada and the Governors of die North Misrissa Provisoes. THE ROYAL VISIT TO PARIS. It is understood that the Queen will proceed direst from Osborne to Boulogne on her way to Paris. on the 17th lost. The Earl of Clarendon in mentioned as the Secretary of State likely to attend her Majesty. Yesterday X Alfred Mager, jsa., sad private secretary and the French Mioieter of Fines's, waited epos the Lord =for the purpose of coovelisr ea invitation to his p sad family to be present is Peel daring the period al the approaching visit of bee Majesty to that city, cad he at the same time plowed at his lordship's disposal the mialstertal residence. TIE LATE VISIT OF THE EMPEROR AND IMPRESS OF THE FRENCH TO LONDON. It will be recollected that on the above ieterestieg 006111011 there was no portion of the welcome accorded to our illustrious vieiton that was deemed more worthy of it than the munificent hospitality of the metropolitan municipality. To the MONTI. Staples. of the Albion, were entrusted the ensagemente of the banquet at the Guildhall, and a Isrot of the Emperor's appreciation of the manatur Is millets they performed their useful te•lt ha jest been olltelsoi. Man. Staples bowleg respectfully precluded to' their Imperial Majesties a as containing spiciness of the deems envies that had been sperally manufactured for the emeise, their appropriate gift hasjost been seknow m a very handsome litter from M. de Dames, sous ai a S a d oedema de rearepire, accompanied by two valuable =ribreast pies, presented ew teefoigteege of the a resognition of the sanitary with which Meson. Staples portion of the civic ceremonial was carried out. Us PROROGATION.—ParIiament will be pro- Walon this d week, Saturday, the 11th. HOT day week, will not proceed in person to perform the itermony. His Royal Highness ?Aso. Albert, accompanied by Cassia Da Plat, bit equerry, arrived at Southampton yesterday afternoon, by the 4 ban a visit tri the emu M Alderetiott, sad 'embarked ea board the royal yacht MOM, la the Southempton Docks, for O,borae•hsuaa. Her Majesty and the royal children were on board the royal goat Fairy, ha Southampton Water, waiting for his royal Ingham. The Duchess of I rat entertained a distin guished party, at dinner, last evening, at Kensington Palate. The guests included the Neapolitan Minister and flu Priaoses Cariai, the Sardinian Minister, the Saxon Minister, the Premien Minister and the Countess Bern- Morff, the Due (Mauna, the Due de Caderouses Grammost, the Earl and Countess of Perth, Count Trairtsaimsdorff, Lord end Lady Alvanley, Lord Stanley of Alderley and the Has. Miss Stanley, and the Hoa. General Clore. The Duchess of Sutherland left Stafford House yesterday, for Arundel Castle, on a visit to the Duke and Dachas of Norfolk. The Earl and Countess of Derby and Lady Emma Steals, returned to town, yesterday 'seining, from visiting the Duke and Duchies of Richmond, at Goodwood. The noble out nod Counteas knave town shortly, for Knowsley Park, Lancashiro. • The Earl De Grey has left town for his seat in Totkshire. Viscount Melville left town yesterday, to resume his military command at Edinburgh. Lord Burghersh returned to town last evening from visiting bar Majesty at Osborne. The Right Hon. Si; Charles and Lady Mary Wood estertained Admiral the Hon. Sir Maurice and Lady Char lotte Berkeley, the Right Hon. Henry Fitzroy, the Hon. W. F. and Mrs. Cowper, Mr. and Lady Elisabeth Russell, Mr.'and Lady Charlotte Denison, the Right Hon. Sir Geo. sad Lady Or.;, Mr. Cavendish, and a; select party, at dinner last evening at the Admiralty. We (Maidstone Journal) have authority for stating that Ur. J. A. Berestord Hope will meet the electors of Maidstone, on the 20th instant, to state fully and fairly his politics) opinions, with a view to obtaining their support at the sett general election. Amoogst the numerous arrivals at Bowneas during the put week, may be mentioned the following:—The Bight Hoc. Sir William Cockburn, Dean of York, and Leiii Cockburn ; the Earl of Burlington and party; the Hos. C. Howard, M.P., &c. The Hon. John 0. Cladan, charged with dc "patches from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, arrived in Paris yesterday on his way to London. The Cartgarron herald says: " Much excitement was caused en Tuesday, in the beautiful little watering- play of Beatimara, by the arrival of the Es• Queen of the French. Her Majesty arrived soon after siz on that seining at the Bulkeley lows (where she has se- eared apartments for a month). The Bangor road and the streets were crowded with persons anxious to have &glimpse of the Royal party as they passed. Sir Richard Bulkeley, Lord Lieutenant for the Crusty and Mayor of Reaurseris ' use in waiting is the ball of the hotel, to pay his respects to her Majesty as she entered. The Royal party consisted of her Majesty, the Es Queen Emilie, his Royal Highness the Rake d@ Nemours, her Royal Highness the Duchess de Ne mours, Count De, Doke D'Alancon, Princess Margaret% Countess Mollifr, Count Damao, Captain Belli, Miss Mutter, Chaplain, sad suite." The following carious paragraph is from a Bir 'Moabite paper :—" The celebrity obtained by the recent festivities at Dudley Castle daring the hat Whitsuntide bee lid to the undertaking of others on an equally gigantic scale on the more romantic scene of the Ruins of Kenil worth Curie,' under the direction of Mr. Buns, who seems to have provided a treat of no ordinary character. The grounds and ruins, the use of which is permitted by the Berl of Clarendon, the owner, are admirably tufted to the purposes of display, and we observe that Mr. Bann con templates the production of tableaux from Sir Walter Seoul's delightful novel. Dissolving views, illuminations, the electric light, and a magnificent pyrotechnic display ore also included in the entertainment, the charms of which will be still further enhanced by an efficient band. . . la order that the Kenilworth Revels may in every respect accord with their ancient prototypes, a fat on will be roasted, and, accompanied by an ample supply of bread and beer, be distributed to the neighbouring poor. The comfort of vi eiton has been secured by an arrangement with the North- Western Railway Company, who will run special tram fury half hoar." The National Cattle Show, in connexion with the Royal ggricaltural Improvement Society of Ireland, opens, at Culow on Wednesday neat Wednesday being graduation day in the Edinburgh , ilaiversity, there was, as meal, n 'mead attendance in the chemistry clas►roem to witness the ceremony of "cap- Pig." The degree of "M.D." was conferred on fifty-four ilmtisman, a large masher whoa the circumstance is taken intro masideratios that p many medical students hare dicing t►e het esmicie gem to the Baltic and the Crimea helm completing the yreseribed curriculum and attaining their diplomas. The candidates for degree represented may gurteg of the globe, and included four from Egypt W see from Mae. The Mortifess publishes a notice to the families of Os Preaa soldiers killed in the umy of the But. that UM see, hefere Me 15th Met., to send in to the mayors of their diarist plum of residence • demand setting forth their deism to psrtidp•b is the rams which will be distributed Worm among them, instead of being expended on the es alai fits of the 13th Met. Several el the journal► have mentioned the death ef the es Pews of Welleshis, Alexandre Clinks. It ap pears that it le set he wire bei *opine, bat as ex•lliaMtr of tams of Weimar,* of rho was am', owl s distant Motive of lb' swlloopodor. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.) TM Bosom took tbo a at 12 o'oleek. EXCHEQUER BILLS. _ The Exchequer Bill. (7,000,COOL) Bill wu read a sound time. sad sedered to be eseusitted on Murky. APP ROPILIATION BILL. TM Comaolidatisd Pii - ad(acip;;;iaTion Claus) Bfll was oh* nod a second tilt*, sad orders! to In committed as Mladay. MILITIA PAY BILL. Ms BM was oloorooi;o;eood Ofdeari to b. 000saittod so Monday_ ORDNANCE BOARD BILL _ _ This bill wa;;;;l4thinfti;;;(poWer LUNATICS (IRELAND) ADVANCES BILL. This hill, as amended, was ordered to be read a third time oe Mowlay. PUBLIC HEALTH (1864) CONTINUANCE ACT AMENDMENT BILL. . . This bill was mad aekiidtinieanipWeei. DISEASES PREVENTION BILL. This bill, as aramded, was eonsidersd, sad ordered tl be read a third time on Monday. DWELLINGS FOR LABOURING CLASSES BILL. This bill was read a third Limo and prised. BURIALS BILL. This bill was panted through committee, and ordered to be repriated with amendments. JUDICIAL PROCEDURE, SCOTLAND. Lord DUNCAN ebtained leave to bring M a bill ts amend aad remnant certain provisions of the act be Geo. 11., chap. 137, Mars VS judicial pre adore and seearitiri for debt' in &mks& The bill was enberlimaily brought in. read a first dom.'s& ordered to be reed a second time on Monday. Tre Ora Ikea adjourned shortly before one o'clock until MAW as the same bear. Eldc vi. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. .-o , MOMS =MY mecca, 100, LID ♦ .s.■ 07 lOBBIIT OP XACHISM. Johs Sok* 23, a labourer, employed at MOMS. Maud dare, the engineers, was indietedfor stealing • valuable bras piston gland belonging to a steam engine meting for a Government gunboat, t►e property of his maters, sod Samuel Lc/woman, a marlin store dealer, cat.yieg on bus' sem is Chureb-street, Lambeth, wet indicted for receiving the muse. Sergeant Romaine, 14 L, said he watched the premises in mimes clothes. Oa the afternoon of the 6th ultimo, he saw Smith mom out with something bulky under his jacket. He followed him, and saw him enter Longraan's shop, when the latter invited him him his private room. Witness im mediately rushed into the room, and saw Smith concealing something under his jacket, when he raked him what re had there. He replied, notNr-t," but wit'-ss laid hold of him, and after some struggling he found the buss gland Mr. Hr. Samuel Peterson, foreman in the turning depart ment, identified the gland produced as the property of the prosecutes,. fie sent it into the erecting shop on the 8:- turd to ho fitted to an engine belonging to one of her flu p's gunboats. It was sot in its present s•sto. It has bean mutilated by blows inflicted by some heavy iostru moat, be deteriorate it, vales for the marine store dealers. Wass added that the firm employed more than a "sou ses( coachmen in their establishment in the Westminster rook and seek robberies were a source of great annoyance end meet is the basest men. The prisoner bad every eppeseseihy hem& a place to mutilate property rid cc-ry ft of the premeleee unperceived. He b' been in ours. cm plzaguat lied wages for eight months. t Romnine sr 4 4 he searched Longman's house, nod lbws moored every facility for receiving and making away with steles property, also with mailing the °Moe. . of Oahe. In crow-examination, he Gaul Longo - s offered no eppeeltlea to him, but r'lowed him to look over t • pre- USN willingly. lin Robisson made a vat, eloquent appeal to the ju / on =s behalf, contending that there was not a tittle of Sat he had received the brass, the result of which wee on Mr. Liam then addressed the jury on bike! of Sc tb, but he wee found Goats/. The Chairman, in discharging Lmigenan, severely lectured him as to his future mode of doing business, :1 he might be soared the police would look after him rather sharply. As for Smith, be should sentence him to six months' hard labour at Wandsworth, and he might think himself lucky in receiving inch leniency. 11. hoped it would act as a caution to other worktnes employed in such large estab lishments. BARRACK ACCONNODATION. This morning wry issued the report of the official committee ea barrack accommodation for the army. The committee express an opinion that the accommodation hitherto provided in barracks has been greatly inadequate both for the comfort and convenience of the soldiers and fur the creation of a higher tone of social babies. The y I practice at present appears to be that the soldier eats his meals is the same room in which he sleeve; and a large number of those who gave evidence before the committee recommeaded the retention of the practice, coupled, how ever, with the allowance of a greater amount of space to each man in the bavrack•room. The com mittee do not concur in thin. They recommend that a separate dining room should be established in evil/ barrack, and that not lees than four feet, includ hog the interval between the beds, should be allowed to each men in the sleeping apartment . Soldie.r . wives are admitted into be:racks with their hatbands in the propor tion of Bto 100 men. No separate ao:onamodation has ever been prepared for their reception. la some barracks they are lodged in the r, area with the unmarried men, with no means of separation from them except a eurtrin suspended round the tad; in other regiment', the merried people are placed in barrack•rcom, apart from the unmarried men, but with s I couples in the lame room; but the committee obis to both these moles, and they can see no course open except that of either 'salad. isay mai.ied women alt tgether, or providing them war► se ormsodation beyoad the walls of the barracks. Canteens at prc•ent are feinted to capitalists, who pay the government a fixed rent for the house in which they live, and, in addition, a fluctuating sum called privilege or head money, regulated by the number of men occupying the barracks. This latter sum rises to a en, considerable amount, being as large as oar guiaea per mouth in some plum for mil ten men in barracks. The role of spirits is under a recent regulation, published in the caateen,sod now the canteen lessee is merely a shopkeeper, who speculates in the possibility of making the usual profit of Lie trade from dealing with the soldier. He is not permitted to deal in the canteen with civilians living without the barrack walls, nor are the soldiers obliged to make their purchases at his s►op. The committee do not recommend the abolition of canteens, bat they advise the placing in the canteen a pensioned non commissioned officer at a fixed 'alley, whose sole duty should be to deliver to the men, at the prices fined by • t Jasmines of °Mena, the articles which might be supplied by i caracton outside the barrack, the canteens being furnished with newspapers and other suitable perio dic ols. The committee suggest various changes in officers' quarters, particularly for the accommodation of thou officers who -e married, and recommend that • tend ing-room should be attached to the officers' mess establish ment. The report go - into • variety of details connected with these venous matters, sugg-sting inc sssss d ablution rooms, kitchens, wash-houses, and other conveniences, while it advises the formation of regimental librariee, to be com mas alike to non-commissioned officers and men, and re- oosmends the continuance of the plan of having n chapel an barracks to setae also cc a school. Marvellous things are predicted of the fko which is to be given at Marseilles on the occasion of her Majesty's visit to Paris. For example, a ball in the moat besutiful saloons of the palace, a grand supper in the sails de spec• tact a fairy-like illumination in the park, with the great fountains playing for the first time at night, and retesting a thousand colours ; promenades with flambeaux through the historical galleries, &e. A new opera, by MM. Scribe and Auber, will shortly be given at the Theatre Lyrique, Paris. The Gazette du Nord has the following under the head of Stettin, July 31:—" The day before yesterday 14 officers of the British navy who were taken prisoners from the Tiger before Odense, arrived here, having been ex changed for Russian oaken. They were esoorted to the frontier by a detachmeat of Cossacks, and then set at liberty. Each of them has sworn upon his sword not to serve against Russia for seven months. Their captivity has lasted fin months. With the exeeption of Limit Seymour, eon of the former English ambassador at St. Petenburx, all of them continued their route to Landon the same light." A letter from Montenegro states that Prince Da nielle he obtained leave from the Court of St. Petersburg that ail young Montenegrins shall be received gratuitously into the military institutions of that city. Ia consequence, lie youths were oa the point of setting out for the Russian capital, and amongst them meths son of his brother Mirka, President of the Senate, and a son of his sister. The following is from a soldier's letter printed by the Kilmarnock Chronicle The other night I was on the eatrosaheseate, end a good number of as were sitting together =Wag ourselves. One was siagiag a song Galled Mary, weep so mere for me,' in which occur these bean dial lines — ewe, tar from La I dap la death. is, nary, wisp so mare lot me. whoa a shell oame in and bunt among as, sad killed the ass while he was staging the wag. I never wwi so weed firs say see In my life, it opened his droll cor.pletely, sad be died i• se instant." The ladipnicisises Gaya that Pismires baotber ham boss ambit at Jots* THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGITST SHARI LISTS-THIS DAT e s tliSen. 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Naalgailot General S.S.shen ins Co. Gen. Iron Screw C.ollitr I Meditemuwan Elect. TaL Mexican tat. American INational PatnLattos. Peel Netherlands Land !ii:ti:iii - ZeTeo — s - 1 lc Taco. Skarn Navigation 00. North Brit. Australasia !North of Europe Mara.. ..... PrelffiverLeaddc V bent Orintal Steam Lo. New 7. . Portland Iron Company Royal Mall Steam leottiah Auitr. !amens -with Australian Laid iutanarine Telef. Scrip .. Do. D. Registered Trust/do:aura. of I Van themen's Land ... In 13 The Thabor arrived at Marseilles this morning, bringing advice, from the Crimea to July 23. The Golden Fleece has arrived trona Hamieseh. There an 100 invalids OD board the Thabor. The fares from London to Paris by the through trains, Ma Boulogne, are raised frcm 21. 11s. Gl. first clue, and 11. Ws. second, to 21. 13s. Gl. and 11. 184. 6d. This measure has excited some surprise and • good deal of dis satisfaction at Paris. It was rather thought that a reduc tion would be made at the time of the Queen's visit. The directcn, however, say that as the French Government has thought fit to Wigan a tax upon railway travelling, the public must pay it at once in the shape of increased fans. The Aztecs, who have met with extraordinary success in Peril., are now exhibiting every evening at the Hotel d'Osmont, "Cercle de IT:position." Our Paris correspondent writes :—" The French Government has re ceived informs•.ion which leads to the suspicion that they have been stolen from their parents. Within the last three days two Commissaries of Police in plain clothes nooompany them wh they go, end have signified to the showman that he cannot be permitted to remove them from surveil lona." ANOTHER BURGLART.—This morniog considera ble sensation was created in the City, in consequence of a third eatective robbery of silk having been committed. Police constable Humphreys on (ling his rounds about sir o'clock, observed a skein of raw silk lying on the pavement opposite the door of Mr. William Sanderson, silk menu lecturer, 7, Ores .am-street, City. But a few minutes before be had tried the door of the house, sad found it quite secure. On entering the premises, which were under repair, a large hole was found cut through • sheet of glass in the sky-light of the warehouse, and two stools, to which was tied • rope, were let into the warehouse with knots about a yard apish Although some portions reside in the house, not Me slightest noise was heard. Mr. Inspector Mitchell and fist pant Sheppard ire most actively ugsged in ins/safeties the robbery. Little doubt is entertained bat that it was effected by the gang who broke into Messrs. Deane and Co.'s, and Mr. Barber's. The jewellers and Manchester warehouse men are now determined to have persons sleep in their were houses armed, in misestimate of the formidable gang of burglars infesting the city. SUICIDE OF A FESULL—A determined act of self-destruction was committed this day by a female named Honorab Denovan, aged 66 years, of Crown-court, St John's, Wapping. The deceased had been suffering from bodily infirmity for some months put, and while sitting at breakfast with. her husband, she suddenly drew a razor hem her poe•et, sod exclaimed, "This will do use good." She direcay afterwards inflicted a severe gash in the front of her stork, dividing the main artery of her throat. She was ernveyed to the infirmary of Wapping workhouse, where; Mr. Buller, the surgeea, dressed the wound, but she gradually sank and died from severe lose of blood. The bed awaits an inquest. DESERTION PROM THE AMT.—The Secretary at War has given notice that William Burns, a private in the End Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, desert ed from his regi. ment before Sebastopol an the 14th July, and Is supposed to have peeped over to the enemy. The authorities of his native place (Argyle) have been informed of the fact. This owes has been adopted not with any view of apprehending the traitor, but as a caution to others in the service ' and to deter the scoundrel from ever being Ate to show his lase en his native soil. CRYSTAL E DAYs-MOUIT I I arisVie•4(44 7,0 s Damon, 6,887 ; ditto by moos Vilielki 811..698. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloox. The English funds are rather flatter to-day and prices are quoted / per cent, lower than yesterday afternoon. Cements are quiet at 90; to 91, for money, and next Wednesday. The Three per Cent. Mooed have been dealt in at 911 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents, at 921 to 1; Exchequer Bonds, 1001 to 1; Exchequer Bills, March, at 21e. prem.; ditto, June, at 18s. to 21s. prem.; Omnium is quoted 4 to 41 prem. and the French Loan, 2/ to 3 prem. Foreign stocks we firm. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents, are good, and mark 82. Turkish is rather better, at 911 to 1; and Equador Bonds at 4; to 1; Spanish Deltrred Three per Cents, have risen to 19 to 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents, have been dealt in at 371 to 1; and Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 96. Mexican is whited 211 to 22; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. A very favourable augury with reference to our important trade with the United States is drawn from the complexion of the last advicen from that country, which report greatly diminished stocks of British manufactured goods. In view of the splendid harvest now secured in the United States, a brisk trade between the t w o coun tries is anticipated. The Monsoon has arrived from New Zealand, and the Brightman from Adelaide, but these vessels are believed to bring no gold. Heavy shipments of silver continue to be made to India aid China. The Indus, which is to leave Southampton to•day for Alexandria, has on board specie and bullion to the amount of no lees than 401,5331., of which 58,7721. is in gold and 344,7811. silver. The particulars of this large shipment are subjoined, viz.: for Alexandria, gold, 25,1001.; for Bombay, silver, 128,9401.; for Ceylon, gold, 1,237/. ; for Madras, gold, 1,0101.; for Calcutta, silver, 32,5801.; for Penang, barer, 3,6441.; for Singapore, silver, 42,2551., and gold, 14,1951. • for Hong Hong, gold, 15,2001., and silver, 100.8831.• for Canton, silver, 21,5291.; and for Shangho' e silver, 14,9301. The amount of specie tak e n ou t by the Tamar for the West Indies is only 2001., irrespective of 6,0001. in jewellery. At the eleventh half-yearly meeting of the pro prietary of the Royal British Bank yesterday it was announced that additional capital to the amount of 200,0001. has been subecribed, by which the total capital will be raised to 300,0001. The directors . . announce their intention to take the necessary steps to have the shares quoted in the Stock Exchange lists. The business of the bank continues to steadily in crease, and more than a thousand new accounts have been opened during the past year. The chief office is to be removed to Threadoeedle-street, the directors having purchased a large portion of the South Sea house, including the entire front. The dividend de clared for the half-year is at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum tree of income tax, and, with interest at the same rate on all deposits of 501. per share of the last issue, will be payable on the 20th mat. The half-yearly balance sheet of the London and County Bank states the profits at 34,8941., of which a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum will absorb 21,2011., leaving a balance of 13,6931. carried to profit and loss new account. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday-, July 24, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 20,964,815 Increase 191,900 Public deposits 4,221,408 Increase 1,043,376 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,092,528 Increase 20,560 Othersecuritise in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,511,615 increase 449,777 The Rest The Reserve (viz., notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits increase.. L 1,043,375 Other deposits decrease.. Notes and bills in circulation £1,720,671 increase.. 641,757 Rut increase.. 4,483 On the other side of the account: Government securities increase .. Other securities increase .. (loin and bullion decrease .. 253,760 20 550 207,164 Total . --.- This return is evidently influenced in several points by the French loan, which has stimulated the demand far money. The decrease in the private deposits, and increase in the " seven day and other bills," are both unusually heavy. The bullion con tinues to decline. The increase in the Treasury balances is satisfactory, but the disposition lately shown by importers to make payments of the duties on certain articles of produce in the apprehension of an increase in the rates, is calculated to cause an exceptional addition to this item. 64 611 1 41a dia par i pm 1 19 ps I I pm 19 110 99 I Ili i 9t9 71 14:21 9Si 291 123 128 114 115 lair OdaN, 100 ►OO ►OO 100 100 100 ;WAYB. !~:f~ 204 lou 100 100 100 1 SOI' 10u 11 IS Si Nil 711 931 I • 4 2 Si i 701 wow 40000 U 82.200 30 1000 100 )1001 , 100 ms &VW 111 Is so mice 111 KM 10 WM, 10 10,NO. 50 50 00,000 50.000 100 10,000 100 10,000, 30 30,000 30 30,01 30 31.613 12 15.000 100 10,060 6 13,000 U 33,000 IS r 60,003 1 60 30; 00, 23 30,000 33,000' 10 I be 00,00 ° I 8,913 1 00 204,000' 3 30,04,0 130,000 4F 60,001 20 2%th* 831 20,6010 131. 30,000 201. 25,0,50 ,1 30,000, 111 20,000 10 30,00..1 1 30,000 10 73,001.1 It 188,676 1 23,001 20 0,000 1 ' 120,606 6 30,000 30 20,001 I 30 30,000 2 11.840 100 140,000 1 100,000 1 14,201 25 73,006 1 73,000 11 25,000 20 10,000. 1001 II li dis b ~ _.-_ 19 19 - 11 ell all all 1284 ei C li 11 it I! n'i r 6 so II 11 zd 361 37i0 " 1 19 13 x In Ulf 241 131 I BANK OF ENGLAND.—An Sill Vie., c. 31. kw the vreek I A, pursuant to the Act 7th and uu Saturday, July 211,1855. —.. ~.r......,... Notes trued f:24743,4eu I Government Debt..... £.ll,ol6,l '4 Uther Securitim .. 2,98400 Gobi Coin and Bullion 16,745,990 I Silver bullion 1,29.74.5,9 fie 129.745.990 sensual on ???? am% Proprietors' Coital . ...j14.653.e00 Government Demoitka Not 3.2.56.786 Unclad. Dead Weight runic INipomi,;liiieltvi: Annuity) .. £13.092.523 Evelied„ Far. Other iineuritlcs Commie. of N m i tt , Norse Debt. end Div. data) 4.221.408 , Gold arif . gliree Dad .4‘,2 Other Depot,. .. .. .. 11.884. 28 berta-day fuel otherlillis 1.511,035 ----- 435,0:437 Aoguet 2. 18,56. w..nler. FRIDAY EiININO. The English funds opened quietly, but towards the middle of the day experienced a sudden rise of ti per cent. A reaction then set in, and the closing quotations were only 1 per cent. above those of yes terday. A variety of considerations were referred to as prompting the rule of the morning, including ru mours of a success before Sebastopol, and the publica tion of statements imputing to Russia a desire to treat for peace, but, apart from a feeling of sympathy with the recent upward movement at Paris, the market is believed to have been chiefly influenced by the weather, and by the explanations made by the Chancellor f the Exchequer last night. From these it appears that government merely take power to raise • further amennt of four millions, if required, in Exche quer Bills, with the option of raising a portion of that amount in Exchequer Bonds, redeemable within six years, and carrying not more than 4 per cent. inte rest. As the Chancellor intimated an expectation that no portion of these 4,000,0001. of unfunded secu rities would be required to be placed on the market before next December, any anxiety which may have been entertained with regard to the financial position of government is proportionately relieved. The reac tion of the afternoon was probably partly caused by the continued demand for money. In the Stock Ex change the rate on government securities has risen to 3 per cent. In Lombard-street also a very active de mand for money was again experienced, and was partly attributed to the influence of the heavy pay ments made into the Bank of England at this season to the credit of the Treasury for duties and taxes, coupled with the preparations for to-morrow (the 4th of the month), which is expected to prove a very heavy day in the money market. The payments above alluded to, as made into the Bank, however, tend to increase the loanable resources of that establishment, which has to• day found employment for some consi derable sums of money on discount at its fixed mini mum of 31 per cent. The rates of discount in Lom bard-street and elsewhere show a tendency to ap proximate towards thwee of the Bank, as compared with which they have hitherto shown a sensible re duction. Consols opened at 90/ to 91,rose to9ll to sand were quoted,et the close of the house,at 91 to /, both for money and next Wednesday, The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90/, 911, 91, 911; ditto, for account, Bth of August, 91, 911. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91/, 91/, 92. New Three per Cents., 921, 1, j, Long Annui ties, expiring in January, 1860, 4. Bank Stock, 214. India Stock, for account, 234. india Bonds, 31e. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief fluctuation was in Turkish, which advanced suddenly from 901 to 92, but had relapsed at the close to 91 to t. This quotation is nearly 1 per cent. above the final rang of yesterday. Grenadian, Equador, and Peruvian Bonds were again in favour. The arrivals of foreign grain into London this week have been moderate. As regards floating cargoes importers show little disposition to meet the views of buyers. Indian corn is especially h e ld w i t h finesse& Few cargoes have lately arrived off the coast. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two with The gold mining sha res remain dull, li l t!. inquiry. Mariquita shares mark 101. St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt is at 27; Cobra, at 60 ex div.; Uopiapo, at 191 'to 20 ; Lusi tanian, at 11 prem.; Santiago, at 5; and United Mexican, at 31 to 31, being lower. Annexed is the mining exchange official list of yesterday's solve: Cabs/too, 23.. ; Devon Buller, 205., 21e., 235. ; Great Alfred, 171, 161, 17, 161 ; Hender, 41, 4/. lls. 3d, ; North Buie', 29, 291; Nutth bert, 32, 34 ; North ftneewerne ; 17s. 6d. ; 8311111 Tamer, 7 ; Sirtridge Consols, 3 1 , 3 15.16, 4, 41 ; South Bedford, 4, 41 ; Tincroft , 21, 3; West Provi dence, 13 ; West Alf re d, 211 ; Wheal Eu ward, 31 ; Wheal Trelawny, 2.51. ; Wheal Zion, 22.. 64., 23. 6d., 24s , 251. Foreign ; Fort Bowen, 4. , 4s. 3d , 4.. ; Cones, 41-16 ; United Mexican, 31; Chancellorville, 10s. 6d. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, six. :—Ctreat Wheal Alfred, 171, Alfred Consols, 16k, 1 ; Sortridge Consols, 3 1; Wheal Edward, 31. The gold mining shares remain neglected. united Mexican shares were again rather better. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS, TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is dull. end quotations are reduced, as fol lows :—Town tallow, Mc nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 655.61. ; October to December, 551 Gd. MAsirr AVERAGEB.—Town tallow, 665. Gd. ; fat by ditto, 3s. ; yellow RUtlinO, 675.; melted stuff, 421. 6d. ; rough ditto, 265. 61. ; tallow graves, 12s. ; good dregs, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger; prices wall maintained. Prime mesilow hay, 10as. to 1155.; superior. 120.. to 1355.; interior, 85s. to 955; new, leo,. to 120,.; rowan, 90.. to 100 s.; clover, old, 25.. to 135..; recond cut. 90s. to 1265.; now, 110 s. to 130 s. ; straw, 265. to 30s. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market its well supplied with both Vegetables and Fruit of English growth_ ;_ and foreign produce continues to be largely imported. West India Pined are still arriving in great quantities, and Eoulish ones are now unusually well supplied. 'Peaches, Nectarines, and Cherries are plentiful, more especially Caerries, which have, however. suffered much from wet ; and Grapes of excellent quality i are abundant. Oranges realise from 12s. to 20s. p er 100. Potatoes are plentifully supplied. Lettuces realise front dd. to 9d. per score. Cut Flower. ronelet of Passion Flowers, Heliotropes, Eaphorbias, Pinks, Carnations, Cy. clamens, Chinese Primroses, Heaths, and Roam. PUUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., Is to fee melons, each, Is to Is Grapes, per lb. fa to Se French, do., is to Go Pesetas, per dos, Ile to lee I Peary, Jarsonell, per dos, :II Neotsrtsek do., Ss to 12s Comte., per halt Acre, le tore Spti one. per dos., le to 4e Gooreberriee, do, le &I to le Geengssies, per punnet, 2a to Sa Pita, per nos, Ss to 6. VEINY Cauliflowers, per doz., 24 to 4. French Beans, per half sieve, 1.84 to 3t 641 Aeparagus, per 100, 2. to Ss Peas, per bushel, 2. 64 toes Potatoes, per too, 704 to 100 s per cwt., 3.64 to Ss per bush., 2s to 3s Carrots, p. bunch, 44 to Od Turnips, do., 3d to 44 Cunumbere, cacti, 4.41 to 1. Radishes. Turnip, p. 14 bunches, Is to 1. 64 Spinach, per stare, Is to 2e Beet, per doz., la td to ba Currants, do., 3s to Is g.rewberries, per pottle, dd tole i'ABLES. ICelery, per Into., Is to Is 6d Vegetable Marrows, per dozen s et to Is ILeek', per bunch, 2d to ad Shallots, per lb, Id to Gd Garlic, per lb., Gd to ttd Lettuces, Cab., p. score, ed to Is 1 Cos, per [cure, lets lead Small Salads, p. pun., 24 to id Horse Radish, per tell., Ts to 4s Muthrooms, per pot., Is to 116 d Parley, per bunch, ad to 4d Sweet herbs, per lunch, 2d to 44 Miut. green, do., 2d to 3d Marjoram, per bunch, 4d to 6d ALTERATIONS IN THE FRENCH TARIFF. ---es (PROM LAST NlUWeril GAZETTE.) Bard of Trade. Whitehall, Aug. I, 1835. The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committso of Prier Council for Trade end Flotation. have received, through the Seer.- Lary of !Rate fur Foreign Affairs, from her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, a copy of an Imperid Decree snaking various slteratimis in that French Tariff of which the following is a uonalatien ARTICLE L. The import duties on the following clacks are axed as follows, viz.: Cardamoms, the maw duty as medicinal fruit. not specifi,d. Armenia, " Bel " and', mien earth, the same duly as stones and mirth not specified. Bulbs and onions, same se green vegetalAss. Cadmium. raw of. per :00 ail. Flints and sand for glass, porcelain, and tottery, the, one as stones mud 'slips not specifkll. Camphor, raw, in French rerscle. from India, 20'. ; from coun t trine ont of Europe, 501.; from wareblure, 90f.; in lurcign remelt, Slif. • per too kil. Initi; rubber and gutt3 pisrche, raw Pr melted, in French vi (rum countries out 01 Europe, tree; from warehouse, M.; in foreign vessels, 10f. ; per 100 kit. Articles made of lath* rubber or sutra percha, other than surgical instrument.. simply melted, pure, 2.1. ; nosed,with other subet ince% :Of.; mixed with or applied on other imbalances except likallee in pieces, 200 f. per 100 kit. Cse.ia, unprepared, and timarinds (busks and fruit), aLme so medicinal fruit. not specified. Cinder or goldsmiths' waste, rime toi stones and earths not spiel. tied. leother.ohpesrl shells—Rhells, without distinct' n of true or has. ford pearl, raw then, in I ri each vessels, from countries beyond Cape Dorn and Cape of (k 34 Dope. freer lion other countries, laf.; foreign 'twirls, 't 5f., per tho ail. C ut or stripped from the crust, doubt: the above duty. Oreille. do Mer—ln French vessels, free; in foreign vessels, sf, p r 100 Chalk, same an st see and earths not specified. Elephants' teeth- Tusks, whole or in poses, in French vessels, from couniries out of Europe, free; from other coral. ries, 50f.; in foreign vessels, f , per lOU kit. Grindrrs. in French vessels, from countries oat of Europe, free; from other countries, M.; in foreign Tess: le, 10f, per 100 kJ'. Teeth, wolf, Mime as bones and hoofs of animals. Porcelain cleiy, Arne se stows ar.d earths not specified. Drills, in French vess , :ls, trw; in foreign vessels, It. per 100 kit. - Tortoiseshell, Caruparase, &c , in French vessels, ft. ni countries out of Europe, free; from other countries, Vt.; in foreign vessels, 60f., per 100 kit. Parings, ball the above duty. Medicinal barks not specified, same a, quinine bark. Bark of One, elder, &c., s: me as hark for tanning Manure, unenuineiated, in French vetoed and by land, free; in foreign vessels, 5- e er liie kit. Tin, raw, in French stestln from India, free. Slay, straw. a,' susses, in French seioels sea by land, free; in foreign vessel.. fol , e. per 100 kit. Mcnicinal flowers not specified. in French vessels from countries out o' Europe, tree; front warehouse, 101.; in foreign vessels, 20f. per 100 lel. Medicinal fruits nut specified, in French vessels from countriesout of Europe, free; from warehouse, lot.; in foreign vessels, 21.4. per 100 kit. _ _ Mustard seed, same ea oleaginous seeds not Famine& Grated," in *retch vetftia, tree; In kneign vessels, 11. par 1 0 kil. . . . "Grotenn," the same as stones and earths not. specified. Medicinal herbs not specifid. in Pitting) sseeels from countries out 01 Europe, free; from other counts iee 10f.; ID foreign Teasels, 20f. per I DO ell. Bops, 45t. per 100 kil. Manganese, same as stor.ra and earth not specified. Marble, white statuary, Re., imported from Or see, same as ' simlar marble imported from Italy. Marl, same as atones and e 'Witt not specified. Materials not specittvl, except chalk for manure, shells whole or eat otherwise than by the raw, mineral back (raw), ochres, oxide of Iron, whetstones trough), Mlle as doses awl earths not specified. Stones and earths not specified, in Pencil versos and by land, free ; In forelin vessels 1 le per 1041 kit Stones, ferruginous, except emery, fire stones, chalk, puratoestone, touch.tone, same as stoner and (firth. i.ot ape. Md. Pistachio nuts, same as dried or pressed fruits. Pepper and pimento, from French colonita other than Galena, the rime as from Guiana. Quercitron, in French vemes from countries out of Swope, lfr., from warehouse 11r. ;in torrian vewels str. et 100 kiL Hoots used medicinally not specified, in French vessels., from corm. tries oat of Europe, free; from warehouse, Itf. ; to 1, reign vessels, lot., per 100 kit. Rhubarb, in French vesicle, from Innis, 1 5f. ; from otter places out of Europe, 411.; from warehouse, 3.1.; in foreign sasses, 611., per 100 kit. Sand. common for buildieg, the same u stores and earths not specified Sago and litalep, in French vessels, from India, ; from o th er coon. tries out of Europe, 101.; from warehouse , Ist.; in foreign vessels, 20f., per 100 lul. sulphatc of barytes, tale, (raw), pipe tidy, rotten stone, " poll," the same as stones and earths, not specified. ARTICLE 11. The following are freed front import mole., however imported Ab.yn:b, acetate of iron, liquid; Butes, uncut; ; sgaric of oak, &gene of larch, enaurea, awe, animals, not specified; antale," areenie, metallic ; " barb .:ine," Maur, wood, in billets ; wood, in faggots ; fuetic, goats, wool, .sets; entrails, Irerb or wafted ; walnut busk., furze, gourds, empty ; seises, vegetable ; mushrooms, towels, hair, kids, dogs, dried woodlies, b auburn ruck crystal, rough ; monde, uncut ; wales, smelt ; noon end orange eel, bark for tan ning, bark lime for cordage, leevea for dyeing and tanning, leaves not specified, flowers, lavender and orange ; " garou," roots of ; woad. " genestrolle," game. birdlime, gums of Europe., grignon," mistletoe, jet, 'mites and reede, not speclfied, "bermes," green 'ego. tables, n tot, lichens, other :ben those used me dung ; lees of wine, lywpodium, huske of grapes, nape bloke. millstones, tt medic de cerf," peat, bulls' Mules, nickel, raw ; specimen for cabinets, not beteg articles of winmerce ; egg', silkworm ; egg% fowl end game; mss` nate, bones, comic fish, ; mime to bundles. oxide of cobalt. nude of copper, oxide en tin, cm de of zinc (caomturn), " pastel," stalks and I' eves, rabbit skin, bare skins, pears, elks' feet. gems. uncut; tress, hair, Mewling ; fhb, fresh water ; pressed apples sad pears. "puede," rennet, roots for brwther, rasping, of horn and ivory, male, of wax, hive, of honey with swarm s of bees, b lood sal male, blood, goats'. dried ; rar,ette," salts of cobalt, mike in cocoons, amber, branches of millet for brooms. tortoises, turf, raw, or bu ; oil cakes of oleaginous grains, truffiea, fresh, salted, or dried ; bladders, stag, Ike. ; bladders, fish, raw, or dried : elvers, pod ry, crabs' eyes. ARTICLE 111. The duties to the expert of dye woods and iron dues are abolkebta. The tenantry of the Earl of St. Germans have greeted a tablet is the venerable chetah of St. Germans to the memory of the Hoe. G. C. C. Eliot, second son of his lordship, who lost his life in the battle of lakermson. Daring the funeral of Lord Raglan not a Russian gaa was fired. In return, so soon as the church kolls began ;Avg, anaonncios the interment of Adelina Nubile'', el +►e batteries were dime& li POI 9J 101 14. is U" 42 44 al if «m 111 SO 91 ei foi la 4 2 lbi i I