The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. 1.1 , 0112 1111. COURT. Ss MILLI. PLUMP.' OP ♦ The baskrupt wu described u of Ws/Waster, railway contractor, sad soistraster for publis weeks, sad te•dai was appointed for the choice of assigns... The debts an stated at about 3,6001.; the assets and good debts, 1,11001. ; and bolus property, not yet satimand. There is also a chin foe 3,0001.. under an award of the Coauissie•aa of Wooda and Forests. Anosgst the ctediton are Lord Kensington for potted seats, and the Trinity-boars foe ballast. Yr. Cut* of York-strest, POMIIINVIS" tatter keeper, a auditor he 1,1181., was appointed assignee. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-ROUSE. ♦ native of Holland °appeared before Sir R. W. Cuba, Is. the pupae of 'Wining his daughter, who bad rim away from his rota:tics in her own country to that of her sister, a girl younger than herself, who wee learned In England to a respectable tradesman. The two young, women accompanied their father, and *owed a Tory strong determination to resist whatever power he might be disposed to seen in the attempt to bring his unmarried daughter to what he considered to be a soon of her duty to btu. They stood together before the magis trate holding each other's hands, and looked at sash other wit► the inset earnest solicitude and affection. Sir FL W.Carden eked tha father why hls daughtsr had left his ? The father replied that he apprehended the wu stew• tally deleted; that hI. treat eat of her justified his ex po:tidos of filial gratitude ; and that he wu sailor to .Ti her frost the templates' to whisk the would be exposed In England. 151? R. W. Cudes—How old us thus young muss ? The father said the unmarried woman was 18, sad has sister was 21. Sir B. W. Cud.,—She is of age sad may choose for tier-' HUM this onatry, aad her sister appean to mete be almost aaezaeptioaable perms, I therefore advise the father to nommile himself to the separatles. MAICYLEBONII. CND= Till (1W CIIXIXAL LAW 7110C1. DVII3 ACT. Mary Higgivas, aged 1, was placed at th• bar before Hr. Long, cherged with stealing a pair of stays, at t►e valise at Is. 40., the property of Mr. Joseph Hine, draper, No. IN, Edgewanoroact, It appealed that, on the previe•a afternoon, the proseenter wee informed by • lady (ems of his costumers) that e►e bad seen t►e primmer take • pair of stays whisk wen la front of his shop. He weal eat, sad gorged t►s primer with the theft, spa' w►ich she dropped the artiste, w►th was nedn bet apron. He gave her la charge of polies •omatabls 9aw•den, D Upon t►e evidenee belag recolved, The primer was caked by Mr. Laos whether she would have the ease sent to the seseioas er abide by his dickies' ? The primmer said that she would leave the deasica to the usiletrate. _ _ file depositions were taken against the prisoner, and ale was asked if she pleaded guilty or net guilty. She replied guilty. ' ' The witnesses slued their depoeitiese, sad aka warn Nal to the Haw of Cor►eetioa for two maths. 1OUII&T AT TIM OXSAT WLWAT. May Scott, a fiehlosobly-dreseed female, was plowed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with stealing a silver wenn sad *halo end a pares contaising 1L 15s, the pro perty of Jolts Gilles. It appeared from the evidence that last sight the prose gator, who was very drunk, and the prisoner, wen sees to ester one of the rooms at the Hiag'►ereso statics of the Great Northern Railway, when one of the 'company's servants saw the primmer take the purse from the presenter's pocket. The prisoner at one decamped, whoa [storing,' was at race gives to the pollee, and, upon her spprebession, she stated that she was the wife of the prosecutor, that he had eves bar the wean, chain, end purse to take care of, asd that ft was ell right. The prisoner, la defence, said that the watch sad parse were gives to her, but the magistrate not believing her, she ins sosmaitted for trial. MAYES. DARING BURGLARY. Jobs Jacobs, a Jew, about 46 years of age, and one of the most noted thieves i• London, was charged with burgle rionaly entering the dwelling•house of Mr. &loam Pranks, tailor and outfitter, i• Chunk-lane, WhiteelageL It appeared that the prosecutor, a foreigner, left his shop at sunset last night, and secured the door with a padlock. About nine o'clock the prisoner and another man fused the pedloek from its plate, and broke Into the shop. They filled two ►arge bags with wearing apparel of every &scrip boa, sad a quantity of ups. They were making their salt from the shop, when the prosecutor's servant girl, who was on t►e footpath, saw them each laden with a seek of Clothing, red raised an alarm. The prisoner WS/ immediately takes late custody with a seek coatainieg clothing, of the value of W., In kis possession. Polie►sergeant Posy, No. 7 H, said the prisoner wan the mast dangerous and expert burglar in London, and bad been twies convicted of felony. The last time was on the 12th 'of December, 1853, when he was *maenad to 18 months' imprisonment and bud labour. Mr. Ingham—Wu that for a burglary Fosy—ft was, sir. Kr. Ingham committed the prisoner for trial, and slireeted Puy to attend at the Elusions and prove the former sua viotion. LAMBETH. Ann Ails* was brought up is 'melody os the 'hasp of robbieg her furnished apartments, at No. 3, Wood-stmt. Lambeth, sod pledigtog tha steles pods. Kn. Werner, the pressentriz, stated that she wee a widow, and the occupier of the Pious abovirmestioned. The prisoner and bee hatband lodged with witness about 12 monthe. He was a number, industrious man, and always paid his net regularly. Yesterday afternoon witness had oseasion to ask the primmer for the loan of some Bre-irons, whoa the latter made sash enures sad 'eland to lead them that the suspicions of witness were excited, and she entered the prisoner's room. To her surprise, she freed it completely stripped of everything. An examination then took place, and the following articles were missing :—Ouir pair of blankets, two pillows, • counterpane, the carpet, two candle- sticks, one pair of sheets, and two tumblers, the valise of the whole amounting to thirty shillings. The witness said that upon asking the prisoner where the things were, she replied that else had pledged Mem. The proseeutrix stated that the peismer's husband had ghee her the money to redeem the articles, bat she bad spent it in drink, as she always did everything that came in her tray. The prisoner replied in defence that she bad done it from want and distress ; but this statement was negatived by the promeatrit, who told the magistrate that sine. the robbery ithe bad emertairod that the prisoner had robbed other fur nished lodgings in the saute way, and if t►e magistrate thought proper, the parties weld be produced on ea adjourned eroadnatios. M►. Elliott ordered the prisoner to he remanded until Tueday, in order to give time for further inquiry. The pawnbroker will also have to appear on the neat ear miaatlon. 10111111 T 07 TOWL 11017 M. Georg* Porker sad Edward Wood, two resposeebir looking wetkieg use, were pissed at the kw ea *same of stealieg sis kola this missing, from the isedes ef Palmer, of 2,llslbeeek-rosil, lesookberosilimied, realties. Polite-eosttable Pang. bO2 P, 86114 that ..n a s det this monis( at aa early boat is Milbreek-reed, lobes be saw the bee rheum peel ever a home hen tie gargles with a beg. He west sp to *es, est shed slut they bad got is the beg, wise t►ey replied that "it see all tight." He, bottom, took am lots emoted?, sad, apes eamalsisg the beg at the etatiss-boase, tht its *nth pro daeod were ia it. Mn. Pilaw an sad Manila the fowls n ha prosody, having nand then. There were sera nen ledl behind, sad she saw then all mie at aim &sink as the preview sight. Tb• Omen, spas bolsi oallad spun O rawer the sharp, repliod, that they saw a naa is do Mid with the bog, awl apse going up to his he throw it dews mid vas airily. They this wok pinnies of it, bat did set haw when it seam Ilea A you' wesan, who appeared i• a very Mitreseed state of Wad, applied to Mr. Amid, the presiding magistrate, vadat the Wowing eiremeAmers : Applicant stated that her hasimad, a mechanic, was oat of week, sad amble to mat her In burying her mother, and that the pariah authorities, who had been applied to, refined to bag Mr. Mr. Araold asked whether her hulloed way hating any parochial relief ? The poor woes= replied la the mats... Her husband was uswilliag to apply while they eould help it. Mr. Arnold said that that wu perhaps the reason why they refused, sad her husband had better therefore apply. i'ho miter of the court said ha andentood the loitan had burn dead a fortnight. Applissat aid that that was sanest. lir. Araoid said that tho public health called tot Ira mediate iatorforeses, sad dhieted olio at the °Soon to go isasdiatoly to tho parish authorities, aad tall them to attend to tin matter. Tido iseesing Kr. Ingham woo ongoirod toe soma oosaidor able time ins sharp at violent emelt against John Driscoll, • stalwart losawkipper, toe bang found drank and woman lag polio* ~table Com. 378 /1, ander the following oiresnutanoso: It appeersd fires the evidence of Casey, that at an early hoar this (Beturday) morals' he Mud the prisoner lyiag in a prdea adjoining Yr. Green's *spot in the seat India. road, Poplar. The moused was fast asleep sad morieg loudly. Witco,' awoke his, when hs meamenoed a (mo dels attack upon his, at the mine time he eaelahned— "By —Casey, lam a match for yen," cad seining him by the waist, threw witness with great vielesse upon the Mose pevemeat, whereby he 701110114 a severe injury oa the right eye sad temple, from width blood flowed copiously. The primer was takea late custody with didloulty, and conveyed to the station. He was very drank. _ _ Tho prisoner, in answer to Mr. lagharn, said—Your worship, I bars nothing to •y. ltagistrato—Yon are oornsittol to prison for 21 days, with hard labour. ?NZ THIII GIACNII IN SZOIIIILI. Vino skim named Mary Alin Oren, Harriet Grace, sad Ell= MVP, Wise Sylvester, were placed at the bar ho fere Ms. laghaas, charged with musing a disturbance and Illeglag (The Bat Catcher's Daughter) at 2 o'clock this anondag, la the Back•road, Shadwell, t, the great annoy aim of the quiet inhabitents. ♦ polle►eonatable of the K division deposed to being on duty this morning near the Lag David-lane station, where he heard a gram now of enmities and singing. The oflosr weal up to them, sad respaestad the prisoners to go and leave the place quietly ; but instead of doing so, they eon tinned causing a great now, and used abut,. language to the other °mutable who came to the spot. They were taken to the Mallow, where they gave the name of Sylvester, but their right same was Gram. The lliegistrate—Yoang women, I hate had wry serious soap:gals from the inhabiteats lately respecting the 1 1 sightly disturbances is that district. end I am estenuined ea pat • stop to it. Whet have you to say to sash disgraceful sonduct. TM elder Wieser—We had Isom out with our °oasis., to a mad easeset sad hell la the Righway, aad were ear taiely the worse foe lispor, hat ws 'holed have rtaohod home qaletly it **pollees= had sot intarfend with as. Magiatrate—l shall aot very lasieatly with you this Una, but be cautious la fissure. The three Gram were lima loa each or three day's is prieasnest. The flue were eabeequeatly paid. • PL•I2 1011117 PT JOTS. it. Marin Prouty tad Richard Wiliam won bywaght up on S o t reasaad shamed with 'witting sevarakailver spans and forks 94 free tke residence of Mr. William; Danford, of 2, Dart- ill . le mouth Greve, Blackheath. et. From the evidence it appeered that about five o'clock ea at. Friday, the 24th alt., the anvant to Mr. Danford was in the at ' perloar, when, on hearing the rattling of plate she went to the side door leadiog out of the pump, and saw the two : prisoners running away. Bet first etre wee to see if the at. plate woe safe In the plate basket on the dresser in the :I kitchen, and on finding it missing she immediately panned lo the prisoners, and eventneßy found them in custody. LI Oa the person of Premey was found a bag eon- ;Z1 taints, Um spoons, and on Watson, a basket containing the es. fork. the points of which were protruding through the aides. 1 / 2 ‘ t There was also found on Watson a silver salt spoon. I t The property, which was vaned at about RA, was identi fi ed, : and the peiwasn, haying nothing to my in defence, were tt4 fully emitted to take dons ;id at the nest ilarrey k: sessions. isi s The Thabor, which left Constantinople on the 23rd It . hugest has arrived at Marseilles, with advice@ from the m Crimea to the 21M. The CaffareUi frigate has also arrived s t there with ievalids from the Crimea. to Preparations are being made by a government en- t 4 earn for the erectioa of two batteries to protect the bar- It boar at Marypert. Two, if sot more, batteries of heavy r,. gum are to be erected at Swansea, and another for the pro- u Medea of the Penertivreads. Ifi The annul exhibition of the Royal Lance'hire as Aricaitem% Society took plass as MIMIIII7 et Lancaster. t• The show of stock and implements was at least an average SO one, and the attendant* of breeders of stock and Wenn 1 seaway from all parts of*, tipper division of the county wu considerable. The annual dinner of the society wrs held in the evening at the Asesishirrocass. Lancaster, Mr. .. 8. Greases, M.P. for the borough, to the chair. to fo DESTINICTIVE FIRE IN CHIIIWELIe BTU% FINS- 3 3IIIIT.—This morning, between dm hours of four sad i t Ere o'clock, considerable slum was created ia Chiswed street, Flasbury sgure. to eassequeses of the saddles ; outbreak of a fire es the eatemive premise of io Messrs. Francis Ryder end Soo, diger manufacturen. The 2 3 : &emery wee made by Serpreant Martin, of the G diri ins - ia passing, observed dense bodies of smoke coining 1.. 00 Our the top of the horse, and lost no time in arousing the r s lonstes. Luckily the; Its mimes from Wbiterroorstreet 100 mamas the spot and were I. fall play ten minute. after the I t ) ▪ isisst oat, and within a quarter of.an hour no lees this s siz mines were oa the spot. Before the lame maid be magamed, the barb warehouse, 80 feet loag by 40 fast wide, 20 with the valuable stork, was destroyed, and the adjoining 4 beck premises of Mr. Thos. C. Wager, chemist and drag- ;11 gist, with Mr. Willisse BiUq, saatioseer, were severely 110 damaged. The came is unknown. Tholes' will fall on the 1: Pilaus': Fire °Hoe. Ito THANES WATT:MIN AND LIONTERMEN.—VOLITN lOmOi - MIS 1.01 TSB Harr —This morning, in pursuant's of • 20 notice keeled by the Master sad Wardens of the Water- 2 2 : men's Company, a great amber of waterless and lighter- so mea ea the River Thanes attended to enrol their num, plasm of abode, sad occupation, and the whole are re- 20 waived to snood for that purpose before the 10th inst., under 2 a penalty of 101. Notice is also given, that as sligibie oppertsaity now offers for waters's& and lighterasea to 10 volsateer for her Majesty's navy, the partic u l a r ' of which 4 may be obtained on application at the Waterman's Hell. so Tila um mast be between 19 aad 46 years of age. Among works of interest now in the American so 90 pees are Mr. Loarfollow's poem Song Hiawatha," Mr. 4 Smith's "Life and Times of General Cam," and The o Diary and Coneepandonee el she late Ames Lawrence." 1!, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1855. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two :Muni. The railway share ramie teday is Sat, sales pre ponderating. Loadoe and North-Western, Midland, and Eastern Counties shares, amongst others, have tea way. South-Reaterns, Great Westerns, and tans, are also rather fiat. The transactions are limited. French lines are quiet, but Eastern of Femme shares are flatter. 011DINail NUMMI AND ROOM Salm mom. LINES ILIAIIID A? Is'is tatiq. Weed begpd hard to be set at liberty es he had just ob.' tahred a 'hustles ca the Beath-Easters railway, and le bed a wife end two &Urea to supped. He wee also apes to get his friend, the other prisoner, tato similar Niploy slat The maestri' aid that be never lost sight of the priapism hose the oseearrat they yawed Omagh the bedp *mil he took thew late custody. Mr. Elliott said that the Wesson were very milt potions indeed to be employed sheet a railway statics, wham the greatest realised' was required. The pesesen had esought their poultice apes themselves. sad he should manait them to the Reese of Correction tog 21days' hard labour. They wen this resisted. we (the Athendenes) are glad to announce the I st i for eta society be the purpose of moieties to isvecti pte aid preserve the eassuieste sad records Mem pot life ia Middlesex. Lord Leadesboessele has accepted the office of Presidast, ind Yr. G. B. W.bb that of proCaion; The subject of Mr. Thaekeray's winter lectures at the Memento Likely Association will be "The Fear Geergee." Th• Coomissiosero of Fine Arts are so well plena weft Kr. Ward's Prooneal to paint the Inks of National °Mem flanked In hat we, sod Wended for the dews. lit Ike New Palace at Westminster, la fresco, that they UM Weed to restore the origial *tures of " Argyll asleep Y Mies " laeratios of Meatroso," on eautlities 1111 be galleon theft In fresco. 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Nor Valley rm. 6 per at Irrosti (War Wirral C Itgrant JOUß STOAligkehla,ctli .1 ad ir i llet a ltAestatirt. Ditto Mew — larks sad ONO, Itaitlkst. loM Joistills=". Lembo imiWailmilmotet IlaL Prat. it De. Now . Nat West of Intend lbw Ow* Widen ...„.„. SOWL rfili•Whief =arat!ii«. 61 71 s asi Gal bar. Os Nice of Austrais De. Sow Mika at Iced= Australia' lie rid MlL lariat Watarearks Bridal Americas L.M Batik MEN & IN Canada 20.1(10: 110,0001 2%000 if. 6 . 10,000! 0,0101 It. 100 i 4 .0 7 00 01 10,000) I 110,001 4 40,00 L 10 70,000 25,0* SS 20,000 15 50,000 VI , 13,040 0I 30,000 10 10,000. 10 12,510: 10 75,00.41 1 150,671 1! 23,000 2D 50,000 1 120,e00 10,000 Si 10,000 5 50,000 14,1140 1( 100,000 100,000 14,100 13,000 15,000 23,000 10,40 D K 1111 ISO 111 11 11 ISt 117 ii 4 1 27 II 104 1011 zd 12i 18 U 34 II II ft 9424 i i Pm it SI 91 93 .1 11l all Doll per cit.'s& h July Ctrl Paha I Palace of From I bu nter. , 141 h Austerliii Copper . Moteis Tishipa". Ommesi Ow Illaylpdoe thilldi Ch. boa ar e . inr heiherima lisstAli. huh= hi Ilt. Avsattia Nehorthaik IAM . .—. N.B. WAIN ooh &last. Ohm havligatlas 00. Il!terth Mt. Misorshios A Nora of im Sham. I iftisuadess ps .... elhoilm•—* all QI 2341 ISO ISt Si Si SI fidis zd II b 2 N ut 111 i - 21113149. an 94 93 in el 00 I*4 • WI Per 4 10 9 ps 11 17i id PG 1 Ali die 441 40 jar Ipm 35 35 42 43 524 524 73394 404 /4 8 8 SO 11 2 16 (Hs 39 61 111 1116 1144 111 2f 21 ej II 11 $ 10 a a; 11 11 16 If K t it 1 1 12 13 ... Pada. & Oriestiir Stan Pertindal Iron Company Masi M gaud t &Adak Mutt. lamina Do. New loath Australian Land intenarine Teller. Scrip Do. Do. Registered TrawiltLosaCo.otUrAan. Van Disown% Land it II If I TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILWAY. Mr Pl.. Mr- Total, Tel& epees. Sr.ta &audios. 1966. 1864. losidelie re ?„ " ritoterelne "" . .."... 36 fig 81 fee t 6 Lorkeekery sad 198eiektues .. 09 261 IN 663 1 :3 Week eedlitt i ct 19. ..... . - 4.111 2,190 1,001 0.000 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS, TALLOW MARK/It-THIS DAY. The 'titbit Is drat, at the (Melvin quotatioue, with a fair besieges doiog, rig. :—Town Tal ow, Hs. oat casts ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 661. 61. ; October to Decem ber, 564 Oe. Maaxrr Avaa.som.—Tows tallow, 585.0 d. ; fat by ditto, Ss. Id. ; yellow Russian, 685. ; melted staff, 425. 6d. ; rough ditto, 26e. 6d. ; tallow grams, 124.; good deep, 7s. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. wo o'CLOCC. The English funds to-day are rather flat, and prime show a farther decline of about 1 per cent. Very little business is going forward. Consols are, quoted 91 " sellers," for money: and the 6th Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1 ; Bank Stock at 2161 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 12s. to 16e. prem.; ditto, June, at 11s. to 15s. prem.; India Bonds at 30s. prem. ; and the New 30 Years' Annuities at 17. In theforeign stock market Turkish Six per Cents. have recovered to 93; to 94, and the New Four per Cent. Scrip to 11 to It prem. The French Loan is quoted 2to 21 prem. Mexican Bonds, 211 to 22;' , Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18i to 191; and Peruvian Four-and-e,Half per Cent., 78 to 80 ex div. Sardinian Bond have been dealt in at 85 Ito 88; and Dutch Two and-a-Half z Cents., 651 (exch., 1281 The Leeds Mercury of this day reports that there is no change of any importance in the woollen cloth trade; it continues to exhibit the same healthy tone and steadiness that have characterised it in our notices for a considerable time past. There has been a good business dons in the Cloth-halls during the month of Augast. Sales of combing and clothing wools have been to a moderate extent during the present week. In prices we do not quote any alters bon from last week s rates. In the Bradford worsted market a steady business has been transacted both for the home trade and shipments to America, the favourable weather in this country, and the success MOM" in the United States promising well, and giving an animated tone to Irene, tee. stocks on both aides the Atlantic are nearly, if nut quite, cleared out, affording for the future an encon meThe Prg d coroon market yesterday was quiet, but Monday's rates were fully maintained. The receipts of British corn at market continue very small, whilst the arri vals of foreign in London this week comprise only 3,710 qrs. of wheat, 470 of barley, 6,630 of oats, and 1,860 sacks and 2,120 barrels of flour. Since last Friday 11 cargoes of wheat and 9 cargoes of Indian corn have arrived off the coast. The business done in floating cargoes is described as more extensive this week than for many months put, the demand being partly for the continent. It re stated that between Monday and Wednesday this week upwards of 32,000 qrs. of Indian corn changed hands, at prices varying from 395. to 40s. Bd., and 41s. for IbrailaZand 40s. 6d. to 41a. 6d. and 425. for Galati. The demand for rye for the continent continues. The rise in sugar is fully maintained. The further advance establi she d this week is Is. to Is. 6d. per cwt. Extensive sales of rice have been made, and the price is 3d. to 6d. per cwt. higher. Saltpetre is fully 3a. dearer than last week. On 'Change yesterday the rates for bills on Paris and some other Continental cities were rather more favourable to this country. The current quotations are annexed,viz. ;—Ou Paris, at short, 23.10 to 15; ditto, three months, 25.35 to 40; Amsterdam, short, 11.161 to ; ditto, three months, 11.171 to 181; Hamburg, 13.7/ to 81; Frankfort 118 to 1; Vienna, 11.34 to 38 ; and Trieste, 11.36 to 40. Letters received from Paris yesterday refer to a ru mour that the Northern Railway Company of France may perhaps participate in the construction of the pre jected new line from Paris to Bolas:ins and Belgium. The Price of Ardennes Railway shares was tele graphed from Paris yesterday at 5.70 fr., or equal to about 2; prem. A call of U. (making 131. paid) is to be paid on the shares of the Great Luxembourg Company by the Bth October. The directors of the Scinde Railway Company have received by the last mail letters from their engineers, who express an expectation that they will be able to open the first section of the proposed railway, consist ing of 15 miles, in the course of a year, and that the traffic upon this section will suffice for a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent per annum. We understand , that the Indian government have issued instruc tions that Knerschee, the lower terminus of the rail way, shall be connected with the general system of telegraphs in India. This fact is invested pith addi tional importance owing to Kurrachee being the nearest Indian port to this country. The Msdras Railway Company have (yesterday) paid into the treasury of the East India Company, on account of their second extension capital, the sum of 340,8251., being 1.0,8231. in excess of the 25 per cent. deposit required on this new 4; per cent. guaranteed stook. The holders of the Spanish coupon-certificates will read with interest the subjoined letter addressed by Mr. Otway, the acting British representative at Madrid, to Messrs. Weisweiller and Bauer, the agents of the committee of Spanish bondholders, whose exertions, we are glad to see, are being stea dily con tinued : Madrid, July 9, 1855. Gentlemen,—l think it right to send you herewith wry of a note which, in consequence of instructions received from the Earl of Clarendon, her Majesty's Principal Se. °rotary of State for Foreign Affairs, I addressed on the 80th ult. to General Zara's, requesting to be made ac quainted, for the information of my government, with the powerful reasons which had induced her Catholic Ma piety's government to anent to the rejection of the petition of the bondholders to the Cortes. General Ethel., as you will obrerve in his reply, copy of which I enclose, inform me that my communication has been referred to the Minis ter of Finance. I may here mention, that having beard that Mr. Drucker was endeavouring to obtain from Senor Broil a settlement of the Dutch claims, or more especially those connected with the Node Diferida of 1831, I lost no time is seeing his Excellency, and told him if such were the ease, I wondered it to be my duty to protest sgain't any arrangement or projects, however favourable to the Spanish government, being entered into which did not in clude the jest claims of the British bondholders, who had been hitherto so harshly treated. Senor Bred, I bare Its satisfaction to state, gave me the most formal and positive Neurones that be would never enter into say arrangements in which the claims of all foreign creditors were not fairly and properly included and considered —I have the honour to be, geattersin, your most obedient, humble servant, (Signed) L. C. °TWAT. Messrs. Weisweiller and Bauer, Madrid. The letter referred to by Mr. Otway, as addressed by him to the Spanish Minister of Finance, is an nexed. The bondholders will regard with satisfaction the plain language in which the British representa tive deals with the financial delinquencies of this state: Madrid, Jun* 30, 18.35. Sir,—Lord Howden did ant fail to transmit to the British government a copy of Senor Luxuriaga's note of 29th May, in reply to one which his lordship, in conformity with in. strudels received to that affect from the Ben et Clarendon, had addressed to his Excellency, expressieg the extreme nor prise and regret of the British government at the rejection by the Cortes of the petition of the British bondholder.. In consequence of this above•mentioned note of Senor Luau rime of 28th MeteiNt, I have now the honour to Nate to your Excellency, In the name of her Britannic Majesty's government, that they will be moth obliged if your Excel leacy will make know. to them what were the powe.ful rea secs which induced the government of her Catholic Majesty to assent to the rejection of the petition of the bondholders to the Cortes. If it can be asserted that money was not lent to Spain in her hour of need, or that such loans have not ben aeknowledged, or, having been acknowledged, the bond holders have been duly paid the interest, then the petition for justice of the bondholders to the representatives of the Spanish nation would properly hive been rejected; bat as the contrary of all this was the case, her Britannic Majesty's government are at a loss to conceive why the sanction and authority of the government should have been given to a proceeding which is • fresh injustice to British subjects, and a fresh [okay to the credit of Spaln.—l avail mvtelf, etc., (Signed) L. C. Omar. His Excellency Senor Don Juan de Zavala, Ac., &o. There was no important change yesterday in land or bank shares. The shares of the New Backe/ Lon don, however, recovered to 31 to 41 prem. London Dock stock was dealt in at 101 i to 102 ; Southampton Dock at 351 to 361 ex div.; Victoria Dock, old shares, at 201 -- (S201. paid); Australian Royal Mail at 4/ • Berlin aterworks at 6; (81. 10s. paid); Illi nois Central Railroad Six per Cents. 1875, at 75 (exchange 4s. 2d.) ; New York Central Seven per Cent. Convertible Bonds, 1864, at 961; and Penn sylvania Central Ist Mortgage Bonds at 911 (ex name in each case 4s. 6d.) Relative to the market for American Bemires, Mr. R. F. Sattsrthwaite reports as follows: These boo bees a steady market in London for Await= Bsearldse duels( the pest week. Some of the paroeh of Buds neatly oaths market have bees ease se. and there Is a angtely inereased demand. Erie Beek OEMS awl Mak lig Foci Ms filly 1 to 2 per mat s miler the kW Nevi COVENT GARDEN MARK/ff.-THIS DAY. —.----. Very good Peaches and Neisteriaes from arra walls aro Bow making their appearance. Apricots are very abundant, and excellent in quality. West India Pines still continue to arrive; English ones are well supplied. Plums are plentiful, and Grafts of a:cellist quality are abundant Apples and Pears are supplied in considerable quantities. Cherries and Currants are all but over. Kent Filberts are sowing lit very plentifully, end the crop is unusually large, very muck above the average, bat owing to their below vw./ unripe they sell but slowly at Ws. to Ws. per 100Ibe. Oranges realise from 12s. to 201. per ICO. Potatoes are plentifully supplied. Lettuces realise 6d. to ed. per score. Cut Flowers consist of Passion Flowers, Heliotropes, En pborbias, Fisk., Carnations, Cyclamens, Chinas. Prim roses, Heaths, and Roses. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Kr. B. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 100 s. to 110 s. ; superior, llbs. to 126 e. ; isfw rior, 704. to 80s.; rowan, 80s. to 905.; clover. 100 s. to 130..; woad eat, 965. to 1205.; straw, 265. to 30s. Early this week some sacrilegious thieves broke tab S.. Marie's Catholic Chapel, Sheffield, and stole the entente of the offertory boa. Fortunately, the boa had been emptied only a few days previously, oo that the thieves ►ad bet a very small booty. _ _ On Wednesday a young man named Charles Tat too, who stands charged with attempting to polsoa his father with &remit, absconded from Bath Boston to prevent his being arrested for that offense. The Great Western have received daring the 1 last several weeks an additiceal traffic of 6,0001. per week. THE LATE SIR OEOEO6 CATECART.—Theoolooists of Queen's Town, In the colony of the Cape of Good Hope, hive resolved to establish • permanent mentorirl of Sir George Cathcart, who fell gloriously at Inhuman& shortly after laying down the government of the Cape. The memorial will be • public building of bezogonsl form, filled with books, and forming • public Mrs: y. The en. Carnal tablet will record the victories of the Gement, and the admiration of the founders. NEWMARIET AND BURT EXTENSION RAILWAY.— , The ordinary haltyrsrly meeting of this eompany was held yesterday. at 1 o'clock, at the temporary alms of the usa pany, 117, Chsapsida; C. Feu, Esq., is the *hair. The muting was held in compliance el the parrisloas of Massa of parliament, bet no bastions was mamas& FATAL ACCIDENT.—LOWESTOFT, Tinsley, muter of the Sash cutter, of Colds at a earner from the fishing smacks of this pert). had his legs easght, yesterday, in a warp attached to the kedge anchor, which drew him overboard at 3 p.m., at the back of the Cross Said, In about 4 fathoms water. The master's son was paralysed from fear; one of the crow had his band crushed in attempting to cheek the warp as it was running oat, which left only one able heed. It was belt an hoar before the anchor °add be weighed, when the body was brought cep lifeless, with the warp three times mad the leg, which wan broken. Dessued leaves a widow and eight children, residing at Colebeeter. Dens or Ms. FitAltot7B OVOICNOI6—This unfor tunate 'gentleman died on Thursday ouster of paralysis. For tie last two years he bad been ander tea woof Dr. Take, at Chiswick. bat about a week ago he was removed by his sister, Miss O'Connor. Mr. O'Cossor was a member of ea ancient Irish family, which has been for many years se Wed at Fort Robert, is the imam of Cock. Wan PA1A436.-8111LLING DAL—ADM:MT 314 —Maluku, es payment, 6,217 4 ditto by mom tktksly 067 —Tow, 6 . 664. Tun CONTIP.OLLIMOENERALSILIP or Customs.— wwwit .--- COWITIt to tho superssoutios of Mr. Pemberton. It is to:posted Mot lite Anistaat Controller- Gemara, Mr. Elias Arnaud, brotissr of the late highly ro weled Collector of Cosmic, Liverpool, will sucesd to this caw, as he is a thoroaghly partial visa of bulamo, sad • Wetly olleint, implied, sad poilossialy offlocr.— Owl savors Garitta. HAMMY Cams Rags.—At the close of yam tear". the second day's. poll, there wen-Agaisot tbo rob, 821 moos, prim 431 votes ; far tho sato, 126 givimrlllB veto will jority spirt, 196 pones% (flits.,. voiso The pollopen at 8 &slick this menial (Il e htri . by), sail holly cicos Al, whoa thit melt will be II 14 W !Nip. way., ii 05. do: — do fia... KO MOM oad Inotoo —. all Omar sol all Oat langas -41 MAY awl Mika lam nDeinia4ll6.lMiabadJ. 100 gam all Dlos an ts • 1671137 all loam 1110 imam M% eliasA.... 1001 O . Da ii... -- ei ii• — . 0 - Tar. irreis. " ):: 100 sammeriin .-- tix 1110100.1111=i — all 86~ isi No month Paili.Doi; 100 algimplalwalb Wislira an Onal Mat et loodasok, 10 Swam ...... kee 110. h. Sisk .„..... NO (10. IL ONE . 100 soliori walG:j 1 00 Oral WINN% 100 1:00. 1 / 1 080•110,01.111k 011 Imassers 1 ORA& 11q De. IWO 1 A Da 1110.114il — . 100 LOO. ad Yorlelike i 104 De. POW . . i Do. Wag sieisiliai; i .01 1 Wake ma 1001kwall ~ . - 166 571561.-":4 100 _ Sank Wi 1 - ie - 514 - .PI - 1047.7... -7 11 100 D ake t W ll4 7 l riOnik al 474 Do. SO 311 Do. SO _ _ ... all Dr. fill•ris, aft. !!Illeifilm De. Kra. sad Di liplifsqr_tyWerrempliatiklas. 76W - Sw., 141ssiraiii - oiadie all Dare Deromay rs ;= . .. NI De. $ Ds. Damolaial. 100 11. — fast4;4117rwlik -- M Ds. istansis Is De. OJLL Pus. W De. Laois INDo. Yong ......... all North Larks ill De. Ism Wanes N. 111 Waft r ob, I.W Wan" la Waver. 140 Minna Ice odes. 7. ....L " all Dims too Ina Doulant ...... all W IS Ticluiai sige .. 11i;; . $11; • Do. da. la Waling. Wakiagaaa. Da W_ Itailass NY Dastaroa _ . _ W I woollof eof ;5 iiratis - 1.74 Zil : au wait Orme $ 13.iadalLie.kOnsisli. all Do. A. tocaottiv.l2l7 3 Do. B. t gra. paid to 3 IN Aberessa la Da 016 S. 7 Peg Ce IN NNW k Inter 4p.N.6t IN kikkolm Ste Choolorly. 01 1 41 PA. all Qat sad laiaaos W Mal art mans arm •• _ I. Ma 6a. Cluell.llp/0 I all Illot.ooalo/41011J0 I VI Mao ma all De. saw 6 par CONLON: all Ih.Unimisip.OL.. c IYa 1611m,Parai.D200011 100 Grami Northam I 100 110.6mt.ruetati 100 oat li 7i al, 4:it " . Wiromorrag. Cl.Wastak =r la r 100 Do.DIAINT • gm, 100 Do. essell i s 100 Ingo brollomillo 4 p.a. all MAIM& Md. Amu ill Do. Clisierlei M.P.& all Do. Is. do. Op.a. 100 Do. Ova all Do. Clisalar Goa. SIMS I all Do. do. do. all Do. do. do. 4maddiviticata.7 CIO 100 DiartEni, Stook 100 Las.dg 100 MO p Ct. . 100 LasarA.Wa.7pckdoirdi loodo jdar d . I all -- 17 las.Mlllnr 6j Da. PI all Nam. k pat 100 Wear% 06611rallipCt 100 Do. 44 rag. Pala Moak all Do. PaiL 46 par at. all ODOM FraLapar oat Nark! Daimaterr. 14111 110 De. Pot. pa aLll— liar* DM& ............. 100 14.1:04,—DampArArasi I Do. do. Is Da. Lob Qrs p.. 01.116.1 II De. De. UHL. 10 Do. Tani AM Pon& all North 100 OntWarakWal.l3l.6p.ai all IliallikOastral Now PM all Divas ..........„ 11 MSS DOM Basel 44 par Ora all LIM (SsaILAas.,ZLAIN I* Dana 41 par cc—. ..—„. all On& Wall sll6.llllpr an IlLiaaligraa FOREIGN ill p!ntwerp aid &Ater& ---- 10 Udseee 1301,0 Eastets Joixtior 10 ,Beeves to 0/01000s . sie WDo ..,.. ..„. . —.- 11 Date& eL Ilastais d Frame to _ Dia ~-....-. CoVliiiials6;ls . o7c6: II Dw askasolos ou 57 imovart an - Do. 63 591 big elm 171 o.TriddifiCassailLkool all Da& lAw. k 1,11. Woe 70 Do. OM. at Dobotoiss all DetOmpy.'• dr i g. N d i o. 10 Oral Ontrol of all Oros lobs looksak 1 Do. ?Unreal par art I Do. Lwow. do. 13 Ot.Laugato OrolJk. all Do. do. I all Cit. Wed. Osinda. 14 Do. Now Do.bds..pay 370.1.131133 all Do. do. do. all Do. do. 76 6% . ell. all Do. do. Tio=lop all Ronald sad Do. S IF DO.-- 10 I Lyon fed CiRIOTS 14 I — and Mediu.-- IF= 'Fos:ii; :i, jr rii i: all ft IN. all Ilausrllali w WW) . all Martinet 81 all Ditto 11‘. GYM_ ICS; k all Novrselmsi =rsa. Paris aid Lyons WI Pule sod Orleans all Paris sad imam IS Paris. Psis, k Clisrbourg all Rows sad Ham all !total Malik I awl Ihrsemb all sal all 4 pa Ossi.Wila a Wall ••••••• -- 18 Waslnlid SO I all Zesbill 27 Is 20 21 2 12 dls 9 99 4 I 2 f f pis 0 18 pm ne 04 AIIMICAN RAILWAYS. Wool Orsini sp. .„ l$N Do. 7 pr amt. 1117 S 74 79e Do. I por amt. (Pros Laird) NW $0 SI Do ISO <VAL lima, IS dohs pall. SS 54 dl MAW= Central. S pre eat. ... IMO 97 95 N.T.0109915 pa amt. (Sink Fund) ISU Do. do. 7 per orM. canortlbio Now Torkt&N7 p. mat. MN cow 107 Do. do. do. 1571 Do. do. Sad Met. .„ 1 Do. do. Woking Food .„ 1575 Obko and 1k5.7p.0.1000n00 Wad sow 1571 Obto cad Ilimoladprol la Wort. Ikado .. Do. do. fad Powayl. 'p.a. Control MN lot.. Mort NIG Warty U Ph Do. do. 200 l do ... 95 i10. sad Raabe p. • o. la Do. lad Doonpqp. •Fs 0at....101 ii ii $1 117 N is 1111 ii N OS lai 110 TS IS n s4l 101 iii 1 114 MI zd 7l id zd 91 ad Mt " !York quotations. We note transactions in Cincinnati, Hamilton, sad Dayton, and Belvidere Delaware Bonds; alto. in New York Central and Michigan Central Con vertible Bondy, Brie 1883, Reading 1870, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Income Binds. The following quotations are 41. 6d. to tke dollar : Bid. Asked. Belvidere Dela ware, 6 per cent. let Mort gaga, Cunvertible 1877, guaranteed by Camden and Amboy Cincinnati ? Hamilton, and Dayton, 7 per cont., 2nd Mortgage, 1880 Illinois Central. 7 per rent., dollar, 1876 79 Ditto, 1860, with option-70 per cent. 67 & in 80& in 80 thins Ditto, 6 per cent., dollar, payable in London at 40. 2d. per dollar Ditto. Shares, 16 dole. paid 4 Micbigan Central, 8 per sent 97 New York and Brie, 71per cent., Third Mo Ditto, in Fund (en div.) New York Central, 7 per cent. Conver tible 96 Ditto 8 per cunt., Nen-Convertible Ohio and Pennsylvania, 7 per Gent. In come Bonds Pennsylvania, 6 per cent., Ist Mortgage, Convertible 9o} Ditto, 2nd Mortgage, Sterling 75 2 dis 99 97 831 87 The return of the Beni of England for the week ending Saturday, August 25, when:compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 20,042,216 Decrease 234,926 Public deposits 6,971,825 Increase 661.085 Other deposits Gevernment securities in banking department 13,026,164 Increase 215,000 Othersecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments &men day and ether bills 997,165 Decrease 14,917 The Rest The Reserve (via., notes and coin in bankitur department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits increase.. £564,086 Other deposits decrease Notes and bills in circulation decrease.. £475,577 Ran deuvase.: On the other side of the account: Government securities Jammu: .. Other securities Coin and bunion decrease .. 570,991 Total The chief change in this return 14 the large decrease in the bullion, which shows the influence of the continued continental demand. Considering that an instalment of 10 per cent. fell due upon the loan of 16,000,0001. on the Tuesday embraced in the above return, the augmentation made to the Treasury deposits is not very large. On the other hand, the diminution in the private deposits is considerable. The increase in the government securities is probably caused by the payment of the instalment on the " (minium" held by the Bank. BANK Or ENGLAND.—An ACCI eth Vic.. e. 30, fa the week ea& InMee DM No Issued ..........e28.916.770 count, pursuant to the Act 7th sad Log on baturday, August 7.5, 164. FA NNNN NT. CiOWiniOoot Debt . Gold Coln and Bullion 1016,770 taloa Bullion ........ 111.016.1(* R2)3,916.770 I•■[1110 DI £28.91.;,770 I*rtiRTNNIIT. prorectore cadta Public Deposits linclud. Eieheq., ea,. Haab, Consuls. of N Debt, and Div. Accts.) 11.97105 Other Deposit . 11,674,829 PeveuAlay andotheriiills 927.166 Auoultyl ••• • • 41 MKT flecurltlerl43,lV 4 , 1. ,1 Notre ..... . . Gold Lod Silver Colo: 8.'46.71;:'2117 £37,624.168 August 37, 1856' f37.5'24,1tM M. MARSHALL. Mel ewider. LONDON COURSE OF DICHANGE.-AvoesT 31. Bilis sad 11. limey. Time. Prime as negotiated this day. Amsterdam per g 8 Months 111. llitar. ... lid. 'Slaty. Ditto Rotterdam& Antwerp Brureels Hamburg and Altos „ „ 13mes.71achL lima. bah. St. Petersburg per ruble „ 352 Paris per g blunt Mfr. 674 e. ... 2.2tr.11144. Ditto „ 3 Months 158.. 321 c. ... 251,. 370 c. Merseillea Pranktort-oa.the•Malneper glO 1190 kr. ... 10111. kr. Vienna (effecAre) per g „ 11ft. 32kr. ... 1111. 4, kr. Trieste „ 110. 35kr. ... 110. 424 r. Madrid Cadiz . 50 peace ... 49 pence 0 pence ... 49 pens 6t4 pence ... 304 peat* 50 peace ... 49 pencil Gibraltar .. Leghorn . . 291 r. 900. ... 2.,4r. 93.. Genoa „ 251 r. 400. .. 15Ir. 45-. Raples per cruet. " 144 pence ... 44 pence Palermo pa ounce „ 1323 peace ... 132 pence peace '',galas " 1524 ace ... 1324 p ~ ea per mtlrei4o. days date MI pence .. 53 pence ..... 53 pence ... 534 peal, . On sig daysht 16 penes .. 48 pence .CO days sight 254 pence ... 26 peter B;roaloaa .. .. Malaga l 'li i i?* .. New York . Rio Janeiro FRIDAY EVENING. The English stock market to-day was dull, at the slight reduction established yesterday. The trans actions are altogether devoid of interest. Money is worth 2 to 2} per cent. in the Stock Exchange on government securities, but in the absence ot business i iittle demand for accommodation is experienced. Instalments on the several loans recently negoti ated fall due during the coming month ot Septem ber. and will tend to keep up the value of money. On the 7th September becomes payable one of the eighteen monthly instalments on the French loan of 30,000,0001. ; on the 12th, an instalment of 20 per cent. on the Turkish guaranteed loan of 5,000,0004, and on the 18th Sept. one of 10 per cent. on the British loan of 16,000,0001. At Paris today the Three per Cent. Rentes closed 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols have remained at yesterday's closing quo tation of 91 to 1 for money and the Bth September. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 911 ; ditto, for account, 6th Sept., 91, 91k. Three per Cent. Re duced, 91f, 92. New Three per Cents., 92:, 921. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 18G0, 4, 4 1-16. Bank Stock, 2161; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 1001, 100 f. The new Two-and-s-Half per Cents. were dealt in at 75 ; the new Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in 1885, at 161 to 17 per 11. This latter security continues to meet with favour on the part of perma nent investors. Uranium was quoted 41 to 4t prem. The March Exchequer Bilis ruled at 13e. to 17s, prem., and the June Bills at 12s. to 15s. prem. The foreign stock market was generally eh ady. The scrip of the new Four per Cent. guaranteed Turkish Loan, however, showed renewed flatness, the approach of the settling, and of the period for the payment of the second instalment, inducing sales on the part of the weak's. holders. Realisa tions to the extent of about 100,000/. of this scrip are stated to havo &en effected to-day, and carried the price down to 1 to 1: prem. The closing quotation was 11 to 1: prem. 'this scrip is in course of gradnel transfer to stronger hands, but it is not likely to take its true position in the eyes of the public until the instalments 6hall have been fully paid up, experience tending to prove that permanent investors are less partial toe security upon which calls have yet to be met. The Turkish Six per Cent. stock closed rather more steadily, at 931 to I. In the scrip of the new French loan trans actions are recorded at 21 and 21 prem. Venezuelan bonds were rather more offered, end other stocks quiet. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two wetting. Business in the various colonial and foreign mining shares to-day, is almost at a stand.still, and the only feature we have to notice, is a continued inquiry for Cobre shares , which mark 66. The Australian and Californian gold mining shares remain at merely nominal quotations, in the absence of inquiry. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Cabert, 12. ; But Buller, 91; Bart Taiga', 271; Hendee, 51, 1, 1.1 ; Ivybridae, 25. ; Lady Bertha, 11, 1 ; licrth Basset, 20, 4, 28/, 291, 281; Pend. an-clrea, 21 ; Ituaewarne, an, 235. 240; Bartridge Coned', 81, 1, 1. ; South Bad. I.rd, 4 6 18; Treleiah Console (cad), 17e. 6i. ; Wheal Riga (Lelaat), 411, 381, 38. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz.: Rooewarne 230, 2371; North Basset._ 291, ; Wheal Kitty iiteludt 38; &Midge CO OlOlll . 6}, 2. 7 Tinerott. 21, 3 , ; Pend-an Uaited,2l, 1; L any Bertha, 11, ; gort meet; 3. 1; Gnat Polgouth shares were rather Boater. at 21 to 21. The gold alma' and other stocks remain quiet. 249,872 42,402 21.3,000 62,226 {lf I 111 1011 U 7 N 94 ti 101 zd 101 al 2S 4 141 1!~ li !1 :Mop z trip I I