The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-25 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT. ROOEF OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.) Its SPEAKER took tke chair at 12 o'clock. E r , KIRK /caseated a petition from Newry, yeaylag as die OF A eaded to Itelead. OF PARL I AMENT AMENDING BILL. gobs main se Mr. MASSEY, the order of the de bt 0. seamed reedhort et this: Bill was read sad d ioaksrgel NARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT BILL. -g m the seder for gorse late soisuitt se is this Bill, 'TM AITORNEY. GENERAL said there was so chaste of ' swag this bill darns the mint semis. The object of ge ti.l wee to legalise es.niage with a deceased wire's sister, oe.se doubt tin object was • eery lab”rtaat one, bet eon sway that Me Hems of Lards woe wet read say bill • w ad time after neat week, he pot it to the hoe. Immature l b bed oharge of it whether it mina set be better to gamin dm bill for rho present seesiaa. The Moss bevies roe late mesatittee, sr. BEY WOOD admitted tbe for. of what had fallen gem die Atteraey-Ginal, and moved tha the Chairman w o ws l esgeses. At the same time ha teged to give milee that ha dwelt resew the bill neat nesiee. Mew a lbw ishiervatious from Mr. V. &WAY sad Mr. gaga, who GINNIMMIIId their inteatioa to roust the will- Oda deash• bill to Inlaad whenever it eel briniest for etell gr. WOOD said the bill which he should brim is eat sorties serodely woald not seclude Ireland; bat Illseep had ere tillereatly slowed, mid • separate bill would he sweessry ke that port of the kingdom. The lease thee rammed, sad the bill arm dinharged. ()RABID JURIES (IRELAND) BILL. 011 W MOM et Sir D. NOSSITS, toe order of the day haw possug Nadia, of this hell woe read sad discharged. BLZACHING, WORKS BILL. Os de MISS if the day for tio Hutted readies of this bill, Sir o. Garr objected to prowed tug with it at this late' pried of the leardea, although he admitted that it might be s eery peeper subject for coawdetation at some future Mr. I. BUTT, who had charge of the bill, imisted that there win smog navels fur &radio( apes the mien* et the bill this oessioa, and therefore he persevered la movies the wooed reolieg. Mr. KIRK acted that the bill be read a seeoad time this day Ores mouths. Sir 0. Our sad L.rd Sl7llOOll moistened that it was to lase le prised with the sesseare this sessios. [Loh smog ] THE HYDE PARK RIOTS. COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THEE. CONDUCT OF THE POLICE. I The Commissioners sat again today at 11 o'clock is the Coast of Esellegner, and proceeded with the inquiry. Mr. G. H. Rae appeared for the police, sad Mr. H. T. Mitchell for the complainants. Sir B. Mayne was mailed, and in answer to the Chief Commissioner, said that there was no foundation for the men that there bad been a considerable change in the inen of the Nees. The whole number is 6,707. Of that &ember, 13 joined in 1829, 33 is 1830, 19 in 1831, 26 in 1832, 35 in 1833, 48 in 1831, 65 in 1835, 66 is 1836, 94 is 1837, 197 in 1838, 119 fa 1839, 281 in 1840, 155 in 1841, 171 M 1842, 204 In 1842, 183 in 1844, 193 in 1845, 281 in 1846, 271 is 1847, 397 is 1848, 261 is 1849, 274 in 1850, 374 is 1151, 408 in 1862, 676 is 1853, 967 in 1864. The Chief Commissioner-One-sizth at least have joined withia the last year. Witness-The greater number of changes always take INN within the first twelve months. My number of resit. rains in 1840 was 764; in 1841, 829; in 1812, 617 ; MS, 470; is 1844, 625; in 1845, 606 ; in 1846, 1117; is 1847, 618; in 1848, 653; in 1849, 608; in 186 1. 1,360. that includes reduction at Glees to Great Exhibition h 1852, 36; in 1853, 896; in 1864, 822. The sum Mr of dismissals in 1819 was 235; in 18.50, was 196; Y 1161, 309 ; is 18.52, 231; in 1863, 251; in 1864, 189 lk nen in the park were taken from the reserves; these as bodies of 60 men attached to each of si t divisions for the I=e of strengthening the division. Toe reserves are of men who had been come time in the toroth. These me sew only two classes of constables; the third clam, at a week, is ablorbA in the second, which re mina 19a. Those reserves were always formed of men who had been in the force on an average of at least eighteen maths. The number of men of etch country serving at Ns end of 1854 was : 4,416 English, 146 Scoton, 370 Irish. Mr. Commotion., Armstrong-I am glad to hear that, se as anonymous letter was sent to as toss morning, com paining of the number of Irish. Chief Commissioner-It was signed An English Gentle man," but It was not couched in the language of one. The Witneis-I do not of course, object to Irishmen, as each in the police, but in certain divisions it is not 'tuneable have them. Therefore I required a special return to be made to me of ell Irishmen diet join, and what division they &reappointed to. 1 may state that in March, 1838, there was a complaint against Superintendent Martin, and be was eon tided before' magistrate. The charge was for an &malt sa • woman, he boing in plain Chitin. and not on duty. (Ti.. witness then read a letter addressed by the magistrate, 81r F. Roe, to Ice Secretory of State, Lord J. Unseen) ' Inspector Mania was consequently retained. The witness was then about to enter late a statement to show that there meld be no foundation for the charge that the letter and somber had been changed, but the Chief Consmiseioner mid it was neneeensa.r, as the charge was not attempted to be substantiated. T• the Met Commissioner— Captain Hay is ameociated Ma me t but all the arraegements for tbe let of July WWI Mai satimely by myself. Ts Mr. Mitdish—The 300 men of the reserve are an, Mos A. The A division proper is numbered from 1 to 114 ; the mime are all numbered higher. Tb. Chief Consmiesioner—lc has been represented to us that there is a difficulty in unstinting the numbs., on no gnat of the scroll. Is that the case / Witness-1 thick not. • constable in court was Oen ordered to stead forward. The Inroad Consomissioaar appeared to bay. some ditileulty is decypheriag the number. The witness stated tbat be would mention the nutter ler the contractor for elethiag. Mr. Buseel Fry, 336. Strand, solicitor, examined by Mr. Ellin—Wae is the park from half-past them to sin. Tito greed was very dense towards the outmodes, lb seat emotive *sea. Heard a great deal said withaplellikel et asespesetem. The people appeared to have come eat with the Wendt's of sheets( at hones and earriagm, sad, beteg diesppseated, they tweed their indigos , ion against Ike police. Saw a boy la 'weedy of three pollin ate. A noses cold abs hoped before they got far lbe crowd would take ewe of them. It wee said slimed. was a short distane• Man the Serpeatiae. mei stases throw.. Ose young man had some I. his and threw theta when h. bad as opportunity. between half-pest three and four. He threw the in the air. They were small pebbles. They fell where the polies were. Several wore struck. It , tied w mugs the.. ase. The between this polies and tee i bete going en some dale before this. He twins police get sods the rails and form us deep melee, a. Veep did as they do at Bosom. As they moved elfin died iont, " Clear the way." The draw beck, but one or two did ..ded to get out of the crowd ; he asked M let him era* th• road, and he did se. Saw eamionge the crowd to resiat—h• said he wee am aad hie right should aot be violated. The on the polio,. sad eadeavoured to preset sera. &wise slaw thrown at a four. Whey's? •her• were say odic. men oat , steers were thrown at them. Up to near the on the ortb etas, there was nothing amiss sowd„ except talking —(Lsughter ) That owe headned yards from the Ss 'king, be ..cent observations about the I wish Lord Robert was here ; 1' Styr, and want to take our Sunday." people ease from curiosity. No one bees somas, unlucky blows given at the wonted to get away, others wanted to kick up the people nt-lied across the polies .s• top them, and semi of the women begat te .4 one can deny that the feeling and temper of was such, that unless the pollee had exercised would h.," been serious disorder. .4 by Mr. Mitchell—Saw some ladies in the _ not se the inspector strike with his Vat heard he did. There were more females perk than is usual on Bsaday. Sew some It was sot a good-tempered neesideg- It Lord R ibex! Groavesor was a coward tee age It would ham been disperse for him to ha,* 'maw a stone throws at a four-wheeled vehicle. *Thiel. A polic.ntan stopped the carriage and Vase were very few earrings. Two young le a gasses cab cheered rad waved their ham -40ple. After 4, very few vehicles passed, se stopped them higher u . The people lecislifiles did not run. They appeared to Vehicles, to gn and fraternise with 20 West from curiosity, and so din a rest sup Ow man attempt to address the people. Ups Lord R Grosvenor eej .ye his Hook and Mfsafterno•on." A policeman elan up, and ad of Sew another man attempt to address Si.. handbills ware din dinned. Got two. neneudicg the people to be perfectly qui-t, but every Sunday until the bile was withdrawn ; was on the subject of the Beer Agitate! some of them posted when in the &rand. of the people across the road, which the to prevent, and violence mewed. Saw .4 moeived a blow. He was bleeding from ea the temple. He appeared ezemeively *same. Ho looked like a mechanic. Any person who urtially at the police amongst the crowd say whether a b.ow was struck or not. lb. Pork on the next Sanday, and seeing be wont away. Chief Cs. atesissieser—lf you, Mr. Mitchell, go into warred is tbo gtb r the other Ado will claws Wig right so ahow what sheltie wee dose es that day. The qua. ties is, whether the esearresees of the let July joatiliel the endues of the pollee es that day. Crues-ezeaissues eestieued—Wites the three Wise man were taking off the boy, the wawa laid, " what ahem." __ _ To ilia Chief Coe ailialoasr—There ware so= bat sot manly ladies between the end of the florivraila• and the lioorivlag-Ireaea. It would alit have bees safe for the ordisary tregasoters of du perk to have pared la their earrlamr that day. To Cmiaadeamer Sumatran—Did sot ass the polies at all oa the Booth of the road. To the Chief Commissioner—There as lm no doubt that it wee the dirty of the polies to interfere ea that day. Mr. TIM Pratt, Jen., of No, 12, Upper Grosvenor- street— Was in the how as the Ist of July, about half.Sd a Saw • gnat crowd shouting sad bootleg. re mislaid for about ea hoar, and prevriaW all se from passing. They remised opposite Lord Robert Grosvenor's. While the crowd ware ooll.eting, there weft • few polieemen is the crowd. They a.ked the people to move on. The crowd came from Or.. gate. The crowd blocked up the street. A serves' in the witawe' home was amble to get through it to go to church. All at 01109 he saw • large body of pollee ems, they formed • lane across the street and seked the people to ram ; the people would sot; three minutes the pollee drew their traccheons sad in • few urinates there wee set • perm left la the street; saw them disperee the mob; the pea* were in Ule 4001'11•78 ; saw the police strike abo u t a dims. Thej e sely Meek those that would sot move. O se w Wert le beak, bat he was as. that would not move .t all. Saw we policornan struck with a piece of • tile. Conaidered the gemdact of the polies to be .o good that he volsateseed to give evidence es their behalf. Iziodeeil by Mr. Mitchell.—Wes aware, from the pls. aerie, Mat than would be a meeting at Lord R. OfOSTIOOT . III. There were ease ladies in the boom with witness. They did not appear la the balcony. There were ladies in the balmlike le Ober heasee. They did not appear much alarmed. Mesa laddeg at the crowd about half as hoar. TM pike were wry vigorous and energetic, but not more se Moe to eiceaton required. Was in the park that day ha a abort time about 6 o'clock. Saw one can addrsesina the people. There wee a great about him. They were my linnet just .1 that spot. There were • great may ladies in ise park—sash more thee en other Sandsye. [Loft EMl's] 'ADULTERATION OF FOOD (THIS DAY.) 1 This committee se-assembled this morning, Ms. &Motelieht in tin dab. Mr. Bison, limper - Pm of Health in the City of Lsodos, stated it to be his opinion that the various Leal Boards throughout the country charged with the administration of the Ransoms Removal Aet, should have power to take pro ceedings agalest adulterators, and that even if no penalty were iallieted the moral Manses of publishing the ammo of offenders should be resorted to. He would sot *sly punish is mese of adalteratiou that were injurious to health; bat is eases of Men sesamereial freed.. The winisse confirmed the statement which had been previously made about the adulteration of drags. The reanittee ;es punning the Gams course of inquiry when our report lift. Tli. wee — ; -- stiort haw some steam throws het. and threw the was betwees buff- aloes, up faille sir. Ti tke Ind 'kers the p. katiaded w In tke pews nut. Tt kod beat pie( i the Oise vet wide' Ugh. They did as eau sea trio ghaenlh drei Wittier vied to epoldelemo be bet bin awe the puthed es eke p auk taw primmer. Mids. Who , the WA. Mews wei thee, ow the •r. the erowd. en ae about oee k —by talking, I " Here's a ethos, bare takes our be. rurality of the pe deny there had be tad. Sr ate weaved to IS,. When the pen; to stop them, No one eth d Mod was ouch, th _ allewees there vent • Uselusestiood by MI a Did not see but heard he tee nark than b It was sot mid Lord R thert then. It would I sw thaw a stone I t 'troth the iviwel. A tit beak. l'beew wet Uthan is • Mimeo= • the people : After police stopped I the vehiehe did i• hired vehicles, • crowd. R. went fr Pothers. S 411 Oa* a raid , " I bops Lord I tamarater this afore° a wan sowed off. Saw people. Some handl] wee recommending t sad meet every San wher was on the sob, to!" Baw some of several rushes of the : • endeavoured to in „tenon that bad note WM on the temple. He looked like impartially at 'tamely say whet Ad tow er& Use Park ; somed cooing, be wee The Chief Cousetissioas Warred OA tb• ltbi THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENINfi4 ilifILY 25, 1555; LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. MOOSE TSB MAIM 01 TIM MOLLS. HOOPS& O. COOL His Honour gave judgment in this case. In 1788 a person, through whom the plaintiff claimed, sold a piece otlead for • perpetual rest charge of 41. a year, with the usual powers: of distress and entry in case the rent abuse should remain unpaid. The purchaser erected houses on the land, and in 1822 sold them on consideration of re ceiving a perpetual rent charge of 401. • year, the premises remaining subject to the prior rent charge of 41. Subsequently the property was agent sold, subject to the two rent charges. The defendant is the owner of the rent charge of 401. The houses became very much dila pidated, and the plaintiff's rent charges tell into arrest, and, therefore, not being able to discern who was the owner of the property he took possession of it, but by reason of the state in which the houses were, be got no thing by the possession. He then laid oat • sum of money on the houses to put them in repair, and was thus enabled to let them. The rents had been suMcient to repay the rrrrr re of his rent charge, but not to repay him the sum he had expended on the property. In this state of things defendant brought an action of ejectment against him, upon which he filed his bill, praying for an injunction to restrain the; action at law, midi for a declaration that he was entitled to be repaid the sums be had Isidore in putting the house in tenantable repair. His Honour said plaintiff bad mistaken his position, and that he had not the right • mortgagee in possession bad to be repaid moneys he had expended in repairs sod permanent improvements; but, as' the owner of a rent-charge, he had merely the right of entry and distress. He mast therefore dismiss the bill. Mr. R. Palmer, who appeared for defendant, applied for tors. __ His Honour said it was a bud ease, but, as a matter of right, defendant was entitled to them, iaasnah as plain tiff bad failad to make out his ease. COURT OF IX XX IMUCIL—• PLUILALIST PIIIILICAN. This wee the examination meeting is the case of William Bosch, described as a licensed victualler, of the Union public house, Queen-street Pimlico. He bad also kept the Blue Coat Boy, in Norton Polpte, and the Spread Bogle, in Whitecross street, Bt. Luke.. The balm:o - prepared by Messrs. Pawl and lamer, extends over two years prior to the failure is Jane last, and shows, at the commencement of that period, a surplus Cl 29301. The bmikrupt now Owes to unsecured creditors 12801. ; to those holding security, 80341. ; liabilities 18,4331., coon g principally of joint promissory notes given by the bankrupt and his f ther to brewers and distillers. The meets were stated at 2281. in good debts, and 3791. in pro perty ; but the property held by secured creditors, consist. lag of mortgages on threefpublie houseswhich the bankrupt had held, was estimated at 10,7001, considersbly more than the debts thus secured.; The profits had been 2,0381.; looses, 2724.; trade *ammo, 1,3011.; interest, 2861.; test, rates, and taxes, 4791 ; house and personal expenses, 6174. The surplus with which the account commenced was shown by • debtor and creditor stateraeat of that date, by which it appeared that the bankrupt had then upwards o f 2,0001. of ' cash in hand. Mr. Licklater, for the assignees, expressed satisfaetion with the accounts, and the bealvapt passed. This Will the examination areetoig in the Cu. of David Leopold Lewis, merchant, of Selutt'whall court. the ease I excited some interest, on account of the bankrupt befog largely !aim' up with speculation in Weetentaster Ira proeemmt Bowls and other securities. The liabilities ars said to be somethicg eoormous. and have bee. roughly stated at about 126,0001.; but, the accounts not being yet filed, any precise statement a unattainable. Under thus Mr. Linklater, for the assignees. and Mr. Lawranee, for the bankrupt, agreed on an sOnurnment for six months. 1$ ki SCULLY AND SCULLY. This was the trzamlnarlon meeting in tn. eras of Thomas sad Edward Scull, wholesale cheesemongers, of Curtsin road, Shoreditch. They owe to unsecured creditors 6,1691; amens are stated at 1,6101., in goad debts and property. le November, 1852. they had • surplus of 1,080/; the pro em 2} years had been 4871; trade charges, 2,6991; louts by bad debts, 4991; ditto reabertion of property, 4411; drawn out by T. Scully, 6991; by E. Scully, 4691. Mr. Pennell, the official assignee, reported on the ease as fo;lows:—The bankrupts commenced business on their own account at the death of their father in Nov. 1852; they were then possessed of 'capital of 10801., against which there was a charge in the shape of a legacy of 3911., reducing the real capitol to 6861. Their trading had been most unsuccessful. During the short period they bad been in business, opus a return of 80,944, the profit was returned at 4871., while the trade charges amounted to 2,6691., and bad debts 4991. The ledgers were well kept; the 'ash books the reverse; they had not been balanced or east up for the whole period. It did not appear that the I bankrupts bad ever taken stock; and the melees manner in which their business had been conducted might account for their present position. The diaconate were bat im• perfectly vouched. Mr. Oslsworthy, for the assignees, 'offered no opposition to the bankrupt's passing, but intimated that they would be i lopposed at the certificate meeting. Mr. Linklater, for the bankrupts, asked for an increased which bad been promised them on the 'mounts' being filed in due time, and that had been done. An order was made aceordiegly, and the bankrupts passed. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW STREET. THE CASE OF STRAHAN, PAUL, AND BATES. The three priso.ners in this aue were brought up foal 7, from the How of _Detention, and formally remanded for another week. - - It having Wes prooto •tsly arranged that no farther pro grams should be mods in t,Ns 'Equity on this occasion, none of the connsel or the attorneys ss the van Were present. The prisoners wm merely condiiatsglnto one of the private rooms, before Mr. Jardine, sad hays."l ladmlf o s o the formality of a remand, were taken back to PHI" again in a cab, by Llostarant Hill, tbs Governor. They will be brought up again on Wednesday 00 " DT • !avant SlilV•111T. Joseph Morn, foemsrly implored in ttur livery ietabiss of Mr. . Hicks, of Imen Mews, Keppol•atriit, was late shagged with Main weal seta Cer hasese, bawling to his eaplolon The dimmer, ef the robbery wee eensewhat reaukable. The animater having sir lists a new Isamu at 10 games, about scathe ago. sassed an end,' set end rifts et other • math or two after. warde. he prisesser left his emplay a few days before the property was missed, bet there were no grated' to &upset hint of the robbery, or at least to justify an acousatiew "plan Ma. Last Monday, however, the roseate, dna • party of his friends, is a two-hone cartage, to to the Crystal Palace, and observing • horse and 1, steadiness', thv Bean inn, was particularly streak with the riseerablaes of the hareem to that whic h bed been slam from his stables. Oa eusainstion he at one. identilled it as the sane, and refused to allow it to go out of his eight wail it was in the hands of a polio, con stable. Oa subsequent inquiry it turned out that the iyeloaged to Mr . Millar, of Chester street, Kennington, had purchased the harness, with portions of other sets. frees the prisoner at the her, giving hies el. fis. Mr. Hilly., said the primmer told him it belonged to a' gondolas* who wasted to get rid of it, because it had not bees made to his adulation. The prisoaer aid, ea the ether hand, that two am— strangers to him—hreeght thu harness to him one day. at the Hoene, at Managua, sad asked his to get a eurtenter for It. They pa Isla lis. for doing so. Mr. Hoary eoasitted him fee trial WORSHIP-STREET. Larry L 1,0718, a trucitlentlittreirish;ilor, and Bridget Lt.'s.% his wife, were charged with riotous conduct and swanks, the pollee. Harris, H 919, maid: Betimes 12 and 1 o'clock this morning, I was called upon to quell a disturbance in Frying pan-alley, Whititehapsl, where the primmer and a number of his countrymen wens shoaling at the top of their votes', and engaged • gement faction fight. I was endeamariog to disperse them, when the prisoner struck me a violent blow, which cat open my lip, and, after calling me all sorts 'of vile names, he caught hold of my throat sad almost strangled as.. After a severe straggle I took bias into ens tody, and wee conveying him to the station-home, whet his wife ande:teveral attempts to ream him, and I was obliged to give her in charge to suother constable. Prisoner—Do you mane to tell his banner that it was myself that strum you, or dirtied my mouth by spiking to ye at all now? Policemen—You were the loudest of the lot, and called me such names as I before beard. Prisoner—Ocb, then, bad leek to yoe, maybe It wouldn't be calling you out of your name if 1 said you were a Mg blackguard; but jilt bowld the false Nape of you till I sinks to your betters, and tell his Maser all about it. You see, your banner, he soma years sines I tuck the pledge, but, bad ems to them that made me do it, I Druck it last night, and got so screeching dbrink, that I could slither sit, stand, nor spike, and wee jilt composing myself quietly on the cowld stones, when this thafe of a policeman tuck a mean advantage of my weakness, and &gen whacking me about with, hie ugly fists till I was kilt intirely, as my wife Biddy here eta make good upon her blessed oath. Mr. D'Hymourt—You musty) for a month to the Hove of Correctioa foe assaulting the pollee, bat I shall discharge your wife as she evidently acted under your influence. The fe male prisoner here set up a prolonged howl, and entreated his worship to have mercy p upon her poor Larry, " for the sake of the four childher. The magistrate—ln consideration for your family, then, I shall allow you the option of paying a penalty of 60s. Larry—The top o' the mornin' to your banner, for • kind gintlentan, as ye are, but as for that @pithiest of a police man, maybe its myself that would not like to meet him either dark in Tipperary. (Laughter.) SOUTHWARK. 3111C1111 OPDIIMLINNISS. Jams Dastrela, a leath erd;;;;;,;;;;din; in White's grounds, Bermondsey, was brought before Mr. A:Beekett, charged with cruelty to his wife. The prisoner appeared to be suffering from "delirium tremens." Lucy Daniels, a decent looking middle-aged female, with an infant in her arms, said the prisoner was her husband, and they had been married nearly ton lean. He was • currier, and earned from 30s. to 21. a week, but he spent 'he chief part of that in drunkenness, leaving her and her children in great distress. He was in the habit of coming home at • late hour of the sight, and in his drunken con dition would smash everything he could lay his hands on. They formerly had a good home, replete with every neces sary article, but he had destroyed everytbiog. List night he came house in a state of intoxication. and Maud her so much that she was compelled to call in the pollee for protec t on, and then he was taken into custody. Mr. A'Beckett—How many children have you ? Complainant—l have six. They are all young, and not able to assist in maintaining themselves. Mr. A:Beckett—Do you perform any work to aid your keeping them ? Complainant—l cannot, sir. It is as much u I can do to look after the family. My huband suns good wages, and I we could be very comfortable if he did not drink so much. Prisoner—l am not always in full work. Mr. A'Beekett—This is a can for tbs full penalty of the law, and I should not hesitate in Whales it, were it not for your wife and large family, who are depending on you for support. You must, however, be restrained in your brutal conduct towards your wife, or murder may be com mitted by you. You must, therefore, and two sureties in 201. each to keep the peace toward* her, and I. default, be imprisoned six months. I hope the leniency shown towards you will the means of reformiog your drunken habits. MALTON.—WEDNESDAY. (BY itzeraic yaLsoaArß.) The following Yaws left here for Goodwood.—Aerobat, Iris, Mariposa, Professor Honey Buckle, Elyaston, Pr letot, Imposture, and Fly-liright. Cardsharper has left for ontsford. NCASTER.-TURSDAY. LANCASTER CUP. 1 Fanny Fern 2 Palma, 4 no. VALE OF LUNE PLATE. V an ren - 1 2 2 Tea. QUEEN'S GUINEAS. - Stacebox ---- _ __.....—. 1 Fanny Fern 2 2 ran. THE LATE GREAT ROBBERY IN THE ClTT.—This day notice of the lon of his. A. Basher, goldsmith and jewel. ler, Cheapaide, has been issued by the police, and a reward of 600 i. for conviction of the thieves is . /ffered. The robbery eoniists of 400 gold rings, set in diamonds, emeralds, and rubies, dismond necklaces, 168 gold watches, 43 silver watches, 100 and upwards of gold Albert and breqnet chains, 60 gold pins, diamond studs, gold brooches, dm. The moot diligent investigation is being made by the City detec tives, who have information likely to place the offenders in the bands of justice. The Gazette Medicate of Part, and the Gazette Mamale of Turin complain of the difficulty experienced in obtainiog • sufficient samba of sanitary surgeons for the armies is the East ficantinees of salary is supposed to be the cause. The Piedmont's* government hu been obliged to send out young students who have not graduated. It appears that in the Belgian army the want lass muck felt. _ . . The King of the Belgians with the Count of Flea dors arrived at Ostend on Monday evening, and were expected yesterday at the Chateau of Luken. A letter from Warsaw states that Prince Pukie witch is about to :stirs from active effTioe. The widow of Lucien Bonaparte, the Prineess Alexandrine, who died a few days ago in the Roman States, was allowed by Louis Philippe, towards the clots of his regime, to reside in Paris, and at that time her literary armies were the delight of the capital. Lsmartine, Beringer, and Victor Hugo, visited her to bear Balsas read the inedited works of Lucien. It is hoped that these works, arranged for publication by the Princess before her death, will, ere long, be given to the world. It appears that they include several letters of Napoleon Bonaparte, and SOON from the great celebrities of the Imperial epoch—such as Bernadotte, Augereau, Mamma, Talleyrand, Murat, Ae. A reunion of the chief naturalists of the continent is to take place at Vienna at the close of August. The Abel& du Nord contains a highly varnished 'crooned of the visit of the Grand Duke Nicholas t, Abo. He was received, it is laid, with the realest enthusiasm . The clergy of both the Orthodox and the Lutheran candies showed him every passible respect, while the people erected triumphal arches and sang hymns in his praise. On the 17th there were am many u 312 cues of cholera at Bt. Petersburg. Revel and Riga now poems telegraphic communi cation with St. Petersburg. A German singer, formerly of some oelebrity, l Mdme. Btoekl-Heinefettar, ham jut 'spired in a mad•hone* at Vienna. The Corriere Mereaagile of Genoa announces that General Pepe is so ill that seriaw fears an entertained for his life. Lola Monter, with a theatrical troop under her charge, left San Francisco on the 6th of Jane, in a sailing ♦easel, bound for Australia. She will joia the stag* there, and will afterwards go to Europe, via Chine, Calcutta, and Sebastopol. CITIITAL PALACL—SHILLING DAY,—JULY 24.-- Admimbate en payment, 6,703 ; ditto by season *meta, 434--Total, 7,137. LOWESTOFT REOATTA.—The schooner race wu won yesterday by the Georgina, Captain Tallinn ; the sitter tics by the Thought. 1 MAIM LISTS -THIS .DAY. To o'ioer. The railway share market today i s stea C dy, with a very limited business, and little variation in prim. London and North-Western stock is:quoted 98} to I ; Great Western, 63t to 68 ; Midland, 701 .sa t t o e lt . Lancashire and Yorkshire, 81 to I; South IN to j; Caledonians, 31f to ; and Great North ern', 221 to I. Freccn lines are doll. Great Western of Canada shares have risen considerably. ORDINARY BRACES AND STOMA. 1%. I Pd. I Hauways. war ?nem to4sy. Oaks to-day. 00 iteNd•i• 04 tco s im i rrjrz ta i ss u i ui eirlLVldo.6ttoorTelley 294 eirkaijas. Ullmann& n- Mu. 22 34 q s 4 13 16 IS CI. l ei { 74 dia. 91 93 63! 63f IS 14 6 10 2 2 dim. 19 De. do. do. SOL lu Milli and Utter I 0 Orkinlsa 111 CleaWaal iielybear dl cark and IlanSec 14 Dolan and lOW lone Dird..PrilosidAlmrd 1 N East E and H.) VI liessarn °swiss 10 Santee UlllOl2. OMNI A 0 De. slams B. .. M + East Do. Lancash ire (late E. 11. 3rda.) 0 Edinburgh and Glasgow dl Pallabursh and Peebles Soinburab.Perth. Dundee lo Olatao*lk tiAtta Western al Great Noro of Soutland 0 Ore* northern O Do. a, Stock O Do. 5, Hoak O Gt. south. and Wart (Ina ) ~rest Worsen 10 Da Sirmeriklisylle.lls4. l Laniatilit sod Orilla 141 Da. 7 DA Paw Thirds O lassameldre said Yorkshire 14 De. Mks Du Was Wks U all Laois* awl liasksall 00 Lan., Lan Lond.ter`rth Waders 16 Do, Fifth 5........,...« Ai Do.t loth, i 2i Do. Eisittla 100 London k South Western 474 Do. t 0 31 Do. £4O fwdond Sarah. NW. & Li wolfish Do. Mateo, No. 1 Midland ... —..—•. Do. Blew. and ..... MI& 0. West. (Ire.) Ditto Half Shares Newcastle sod Carlisle Newh sad B;isiekulen JI NewryWarreermintiegoe 10 Nork IS Do. New 34 'lonian Counties Union North Rektor% North Devon, No. I Do. j A Deferred Do. b Guaranteed N. Eastern—Berwick Do. EitelMOD Do. O.N.E. Pure. Do. Leeds . Do. York Nerds Landow . Do. New 101. likeie • N k &North 8 ' North Weezern Not eh & couth Week June. i.raford, Wore,* Wolves. I leottleb Central !Malteds Midland ibropahlri flake -outh Devon loath Eatern south Wake..... ... 4 outhYorksh.klttrerDun itockton and Darlington . 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Pm i .i Ms i die par 103 los I 9 141 as. pu 3 141 10 103 "i 7 pm 3 2i dis .WATT • -21 21 ells 2 I 2 f di. 2 :311 • Ws 91 24 25j s in 311 sin 6 54 die z 011 174 1.14 z 64 46 x 95 98 sln , ty If pm to — nm I In tn 5 lior 3 3 xin 211 21 100 10 106 106 _ . iii 114 i 4 iii *it, 221 111 Ili 6171pm1 24 21 :la 23 3 poi i im 5 r 2 $ if 3611 36 zd 14 1 9 2 f z N4s ildk 47 411 1 i ii (t, • 10 SI 2I si pin 4 101 1 1 01 pat IS 9 lig St 8 4 US Si 99 U IS IS IS 87i 88e 13 86 $3 67 'Keine ft 9S Vde of NeaU Wateriordand rillk . enwr Wster , ord and Limerick AWat Cornwall West London 00 Aberdeen 00 Do. No. 2, 7 per Ct.-, 00 Brlste. Iz Psets. 4p.cs Et. 00 Csledonliat. L .O all L,'Sesterklioly.Oaa. Sep" all Cwe and Hendon . all Dand.Perth, k Aber-Taws 2 East Anglian Claw Aeh 10u Do. do. Clue B, 6 per Ct. 100 Do. do. Claw C, 7 per Ct. al. Eaat.Ctei. Ezte.s p.c., No.l all Ditto do. No. 2 all So. New 6 per Cent. Stock all East. UlllOll. ga. a p. Ct 100 East Lancashire V.aei& West YorkJun.sth. Edln„Perth,Dundre4 pet Greet Northern a per Cent. D 0.5 p.ctrod.at 10p.ct.om, Do. 44 per cent. 74 D0.5p.0t eared at3p.ct.pni 6 G.Weet. Iltio4Hanta es bpc O Du. 5 p.c. redeem. Pref. I) Do.conv.&.rodem.44 10 Ditto Irredeemable 4p. c t dl Do. INTIM. Prof Share ill Do. Cbemer Pref. nh.6p.e di Do. do. do. 5 p.e. 10 Do. gum. Gue. Stock ill Do. Cheater Gwi. S di Do. do. do dl 135. do. do Lirombire & Yorke. ELIO 10 Ditto*. per oent. Stock Loc.& Bright. 0 3 p.mint. i 0 Ditto Pref. S p Ct. Sum& S Lon.&BlhWeid ifts.Thirde ill Londonderry & Cole. 4 sk. losdooderry&Ennirik 4.b dl Man.tirieff &Line. Newlel. sDm . . ... . ..... ill eery') Ss Carlisle, 44 p Ct O Midland CoeutEr.t6l.6pCl 111 Do. Pref. 44 per et. ill Ditto .C 5 Pref. 4 person dl Norfolk Debentures .. 10 Do. 5 per et.F.st 8t.11146 01 Da Pref. 4 per et.&. * North British 10 l East.- Berer.4pet.Pref S Do. do. do. 1 3 Do. Leeda 6 p.et. No.l 11 Da. Do. (lore. 1648 ' Do. Torkll Ind Pureb. di North Staffordshire * Jul M'orok Wel 1516 p et I It .4euttiab Central New.Pret I JI d uth DecClll I I Ditto Vfat d 4,1 per Cent. 4.tast(Reed.Ann.Cl.o.6.) * Ditto 44 per et. 41 South Wale. gus. 4i p. cern 41 mh.Torli-bireeperet.Guar S itoekt oleD irhnstonsp.e 4 Ma'erfordalinitenny6pet FOREIGN EL Antwerp sad Rottentool Belgian Mm.tero Jartatke Bezietto to Grolostooso 20 10 Dutch antigen , all Seaters of Trams 201 10 Do. New 20 I all Seat Indian Gas. 3 per et. 20 110 Do. Mistakes 100 all lip.e.Bde .p. 07 I convert 100 ' ell Do. do !fi into au 20 173 0 Trunk °Made& A ifroe 25 1 all Do.ot. Law. k Atl ?elm. 104 Ie Do. Cert. of Deno: 100 all Do Compy.'s 6p. ct. do. 20 10 Great Centre' of Frame.. all G , nt Indian Proiroula S 1 Do. Ne.Gua.l per cent. 5 2 Do. Parana. do. I all Do. do. 20 13 at.LaxemboorpronatSb. 4 all Do. do. 0314ratlooe 104 all GL Wen. Canada. Soars. 10u 100 I all Lim Bda.,paptill ,3 all Do. do. VI, do. 06 II Do. do. i 4 do. no Il Do. do. I;_withonto , II Hamilton and Toronto I. Do. 6pm Cant. _ .... Lyons did Geneva !loos and Mediterranean MitgaSl Do. New 11 Maria Antonia Do. New 11 Nama•St Liege (wilt int ) it Sorthern oI Fiance at Ditto Xi. learns (late atarleeei t Ernneliesse) di Narver= Tian* IN:. 11 Pale and Leans a Paris radOrisens d Perking Sewn 11 Fee* Ong Cluebourg doyal Denali s doyal dwedlan satatre and Meow.. . dl si pee cent. Peeler leinde di %Veit Flinders 41 Do. !4 per Cent. Prefer le Western at France dl Zealand AMERICAN RAILWAYB. Minds Orates! Ip. cent.. ~. ... 1075 D.. 7 per cont. ... ... ... .., 1873 Do. 7 per cent. (Pees I ondl ... 1860 Michigan Central, 8 per , ept. tip 0 N. Y.Central 6 pot cent. (MIA Fund) 11183 New Yoe kkErte 7 p. cent. Bda, am. 1862 Do. do. do. 1871 Do. do. led Mart.... ... 184 Do. do. liinting Fond ... 1673 Ohio and Pen.7p.e.in6nano Mod eon. 1812 Ohio and Miesiesippi Ist Mort Bands . penaapL Bp.d. Centeal Lod Ist Mongolia Do. d do.. Btg. Phil. sad Reading 6p. o Inc Mort. 1 Do. fad Mit." 4 Per 6017.... 1 - .lii 1611 ss I ii tit I oil ; 11 21 4 3 al Bt. 11 fit. 11 St. II I if. it7C Si .1 Is al, .~- I ~. _ 9) II 20 1 2o al 2 11 31i 3 1u ai 2.1 al 16 20 al i>ll - ; I llf i see SC A e 123 e elf 6 Li I 106 1 i egi 7 011 ni i 149_ 141, :03 106 95 67 4 4 11 z in 17i 17 " Nil zin tei zdik a In 41 5 .1.41 ; ; ------ I Ruder. I •`... H all Bedford end Metallley 81. 100 (lama to Laa.& O N.W.)I - - Itoehlwahaushke wed tolakstilli.Wratarn) 29 101 St. 100 Carillibi Junction (Mod leCalsdostan) 100 102 It. IN Remliwitinsh.6uar.66 Ct (hathlto et Northern, 23 all de k Dean POPoreslBs 137 (Mug WM. Weelern) 2 3 80 30 all Hallldlelby.lYortl43ll6 IN 109 23 all Do. 1 shares (ditto) - - In all Do. 1 shares lit s Z wia - - 121 all London eel need Wllleughlerarn 121 13 a d 20 all Ditto Pruners (Altos 23 24 Bt. 100 LoweNnftottur.4paCiaL ir sid b""1111111 3 -. - - St. 100 Ito Mile 6 - - 10 all Maury. (lesse6 t•Peto&Os. 111 12 x d H all klaneh.,llastonAllallesit (lastwilstUkN.Wall<L) 21 21 50 all Middledire and balm - St 100 M (leagediellOt OW 11363111 d at=Dart) 93 96 61 5.5.6 MOVINIViIIi limy gum. II Fir 5! a 5 . NNW -Beam Caw) 110 all No to 1 1 pmrthwalldhaleralleseCt. (lansitlallastOswatiss) 58 63 30 all Ditto 6 per Cent. (16.) - - 23 all PresNiWyre (less. lac aN.WeethLanaltlfeek) - - I!1 all Ditto 1 shares (ditto) - - Bt. 100 Roraima Mitehinotldhstl- • reth INA Dared Creak Morthensambrdto 133 133 10 all Shrewsbury and (MUNI In Mr.T.Brusey 81 111 12 61 SouUtllltellsokblrefleseed to Mr. Mlllawa) 23 all Wear Valley pea. 6 perm 32 38 Bt. 100 Wilts at Somerset Clewed to Ort. Washes) ---- MINIS + 100,000 1 Agua Fria all 1 1 30,090 1 +Anglo Australian Cold all - - 100,000 10a. +Anglo Californian all I 20,000 20 +Australian ... .. 90,000 1 Australian Corilliera all - - 9,100 60 +Blaenarass hos &Coal all 6 7 20.006 20 +British Iron 10,000 35 teranle p.(isnatsl.psni2d 21 3 8,0 1 0 30 Do. Cone is Walla all 4 41 4i 11,000 20 Do. &.1090 Del Rey q 5 28 30 210,000 1 Carson's Creek 80,000 1 +Cla.Coos.Min.Co.,Jan, 4 s Limo 11,00, 40 Cubes 051 n or 100,000 5 +Colonial Gold. 16 1 191 21 1 - - C 09 1 620 330,000 St. +Copper Kinersof Eng all 33 78 0,000 25 +Do. Prof 71 per Cent. all 2Ms par 70, 5 *EngtAastr a li a nC o pp r a ll 11 11 25,000 2 troctuna 100,060 I Great nugget V e in R e g ell 20,000 20 +Gene ra l 72,001 1 Grand Ducky of Badeo all 4 li 11 000 41 Croat Powooth 60,000 I Liberty all 1 10, . II 'Unarm 5,000 - Do. B. 10.0 N 15 +Lutitanian „.... ll 1 llim 101,611 I +MarkluLa 00,000 1 New Granada ..' .... 200,000 1 Nouveau Maude ~ all I 1 10,000 20 Pantaibaod Silver Load all 14 15 100.000 6 Poet Phllip 60,000 1 Quartz Rock 10,000 30 thltretney Iron 10,00 e 13 +Do. New 7000 10 Santiago de Cuba . 50,000 I Satan Australian Scrip all I 1 50,000 1 +Do Registered - 47,114 20.2.81 +Uhited Mexican all 81 31 31 70,000 1 Waller 100,006 1 West Mariposa t Transferable by 10,000 ILVAaatrallan 60,000 101A1ler 93,000 10 Be is.ooo 11,913 900,000 14,100 73,00000 734 35,000 10,100 512,20 3,01:10 20,000 25.00 L 23,0 , _6,000 JOINT I Atutralsala _ _ ifl:iiii, 1 bO,Ot be.olll 10,. 10.1100 20.000 20,001 , 80,000 12,0'11 92,1061 BHt.Qd.l Chartered Bank of Ada Ditto.oi lod.otur.&Cb. City Colon!al Commercial of Loader ling Scot.& Ause.Chart. London LT.Chat . t.9ankotAust. I Ditto New ... London and Court, Load= Joint Stook London t N ernminater Vet. Nov. 01 England Do. New National of Ireland New South Wales Orient Bank Corporate P.orinelal of Ireland Royal Aurralian Bank. lag and Oal South Australia ..... Union of Australia Do. New Union of London 1 all all 2i 10 64 1 a 11l h'.l 14 66 f pa Dv 5 6 pa 17i le 3 i 2 pm 193 204 se i 38 die 35 36 40 42 51 52 I 1 ad IN 17i 33 20i 19i 10,0/0 13'itistrallea rgiisaltaral.lii - 19 30 60 ,000 101Aostrallew loyal Mall— all 10,000 10 Berlin %warm:wins 60 Bridals Asserlmaland 140 64 .000 Brit./500Ltim..15 Red. Co. 1 —•- 11,91.0 100 Canada., lll 111 131 It. Do.dwaretlanJuslatily .100 1131 1141 100,000 6 Crystal Palms 10,000 61 Do. Preterenee loll 0 51 110,000 4 Crystal Palace cinema I all pas 46,000 10:1Rasiterti Steam tll 2 1 . 000 21 12 1 m4f03 Talogph 133 11 19 03,000 15 General Mee. N ra avigation It 50,000 90 peaseralli.s.shipmer Oxtail 23,000 610 en. Iron Screw Collier all 90,000 10111adltirriusear Meet. fel.. all 30,000 10 IlleMean & Otheiseican 9 6 51 21.000 I Nicking Pabst-Ms hal so 60,1106 10 Netherlands Laad...- 6 11 Zia n 76,000 1 N.B. Wales Galas Intr. Steam Narigatiosi Co 1 161,676 I North Brit. Australsehui all f I 25,006 90 North of Ramps hisses,. 16 60,009 1 Onantal Gas 110,000 5 PeelltiverLandlideneral all 21 31 90,500 10 Peolea.kOriantal Steam all 10,000 110 Do New 1 60,000 3 Portland Iron Company ail 11 1 14,540 100 Royal Mall Swam 6O 74 Id 100,006 1 lisottiels haste. lamatm all 1 11 100,000 1 Do. New 14,100 15 Boath Austral Land_ 26 1 .36 rali $l4 70,000 1 Subrearlas Teleg Strip.. all 1 1 15,000 1 _ Do._ _ _WlstmedDo. al! 1 35,000 10 TradalaimOomf upCan 01 10,100 100 ifes Diniusle lasi 294 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The English wheat which remained over Deltoid on Mon• day was disposed of at Is. per qr. more money than could then be obtained. Foreign wheat and flour underwent no Osage. Barley sold slowly at the rates 'glut market day. Oats were a dull sale at previous prices. Beaus and Peas steady at Moo,lay , ' currency. assivALs 1.14T0 LONDON r KOM JULY 23 to JULY 23. Qrs. English. Notah. I=ls. Fordirs . I 17650 malt Earley I 4710 200 10190 Oats. 24110 770 920 Floor. 2070 sacks. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. flcoui.—The public sale of P,•rto Ricowt;toff well at fall prices, and the article has confidence. The refined market firm. COME.-1000 bags native CF ylvu were offered in public sale; common quality sold at 481. 6d., inferior 475. to 47.. 6d. . . Ml. The market is steady; common Conon quoted hi. lb. COTTON.-150 bales sold. _ PIMINTO.-600 bags were offend ; a part sold at 6PI. GINORR.-90 barrels Jamaica sold at 2/. S.. to 6/. 18s. Rica.- 380 tons afloat so‘d yesterday cn 'Change at fall prices. Kum.—Demerara sold at 2s 5.1. to 21. 6d. Savrrennt.-345. has been paid for fins quality. TIN —Bums sold 121. ; Straits. 118 s. In otber articles no mar.ri.i alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is hem, with an uiwari;cdeacy. Petersburg Y. C. on the aunt is quoted 645. 9d.; October to December, 665. 6d. to 9 i BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Means. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts from the hop plantations con•inue to come favourable, and the market is quiet. Duty 250,0001., more in favour that egainat. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Edon Main. 20s. 61. ; W. 1114 End Sloth Hartlepool. 215. ; Walls End Stewart's. 21% 91. Walls End Russell's Hatton, 215.-18 fresh ships at market. SIE J. D. PAUL'S CHAPEL AT CHELSEA.—Park Chapel, Chelsea, the property of Sir John Dean Paul, le to be sold by auction, by Aleerman Ferebrother, in the aura of next month. It is stated to contain 180 pews and 340 free 'Wimp, and to be capable of accommodating 1,600 to 1,600 persons. The suhecriation or rent for pews is volun hey, and produces, under the ministry of the present in cumbent (the Rev. Charles Goodhart), from 8001. to 9001. per annum. The chapel is in Park-walk, between the Ring's-road and Fulham-rad. BATHING IN THE RIVER AND CANALS.—Yesterday orders were issued by Sir Richard Mayne to tke effect that all persons found bathing In the River Thames or in the canals in the districts of London and the suburb', in samosa places, or within sight of the inmates of any dwelling-houses or the passengers of steamboats, will be taken into custody and prosecuted according to law. The hours for bathing in the Serpentine, Hyde•park, the Victoria-park, and the canals have been restricted to the :tour of seven o'clock in the morning; and on no pretence whatever will public I bathing be allowed in either of the above-ranted pleas in the evening. Placard', containing • yablie notice, were posted yesterday at all the po.ice statism in the metropolis. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Czocx. The variation in the English funds continues nn- Important, business showing no increase of activity. Priess are now quoted the same as they closed yester day. Console were quoted at one period of the morning 91 to 1, and now stand at 901 to 91 for money and the Bth of August. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91; to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 92! to I; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 76 to 77; Bank Stock, 214 to 215; Long Annui ties, 1860, 1 1-16; New 30 Years' Annuities, 1885, 161 to 16 15-16: India Stock, 232 to 234; Exche quer Bonds, 101; Exchequer Billie, March, 245. prem.; ditto June, 19s. to 225. prem.; and India Bonds, 31s. to 345. prem. In the foreign stock market, a large business has been done in Turkish and Peruvian. Peruvian Four and-Half per Cents have risen about 3 per cent., being quoted 80 to 82, whilst the Three per Cents. mark as high as 59k. The annual sinking fund is far ther increased to 5 per cent. on the former, and 3 per cent. on the latter. Turkish has ranged between 89; and 901, and is now quoted 90/ to f. Mexican is quoted 211 to 221; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18; to 19; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 86l to 87 ; Buenos Ayrean at 57; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 102. It may be useful to repeat that to-morrow is the last day allowed for sending in subscriptions for the French loan through Messrs. Rothschild and Sons, and Messrs. Bating, Brothers, and Co. An interesting point in connexion with the income tax assessment has just been solved by the Board of Inland Revenue. The interest on the obligations of the Great Luxembourg Company not being at present paid oat of profits, the company are informed by the Board that there is no necessity for their deducting the income tax from such payments, but that the re cipients of the interest are required to return it for assessment. The Customs of the port of London having refused to clear outward vessels bound to the coast of Africa with water on board for the purpose of ballast, in consequence of their interpretation of the treaties for the suppression of the slave trade, Messrs. Olfur and Gammon have made representation to the Treasury on the subject, as this practice was permitted at the ports of Liverpool and Bristol upon bond given by tho owners. The forms of bond and certificate which were formerly in use at Liverpool and Bristol are accordingly to be extended to the port of London. The dry dock earnings of the Southampton Dock Company for the six months ending the 30th ult. were 3,233/., against !,5021. in the corresponding six months of last year. The half-yearly meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company is called for the 10th Aug.; and that of the North Eastern Railway Com pany for the 23rd Aug., at York. The following meetings are also newly announced : Norfolk Estuary Company, for the 3rd August; Royal Conical Flour Mill Company, for the 30th instant; Anglo-French Company of Claussen's Patents, for the 30th instant, at Paris ; Cambrian and Universal Insurance Company, for the 31st instant; Irish Peat Company, for the 31st instanj ; Eagle Insurance Company fur the 10th August ; Australian Agricul tural Company, for the Bth August; and Royal Swe dish Railway Company, for the 15th August, at Orebro. The certificates of shares of the Bank of London are to be exchangeable for those now held, and for the bankers' receipts, on the 30th instant. The annexed weekly report on the freight market, for which we are indebted to Messrs. Oflor and Gammen, contains several i t ems of interest: . . Shipping business continues very Mill, the demand for tonnage being - limited in the lace of an abundant supply. The ORDCIII of largo ships bid the prerent stagnant state Cl affaird peculiarly, us the pleymard for vessels of large claw in scarce and unrerourierative. The transport service is virtually elated, the last sailing vessel taken up being at 14.. lid. per register ton, less than halt the price paid at the eoausenconent or the war. Tho emigration trade is very limited, the demand for recruiting the army and for agricultural labour at this emcee or the year materially operating against this ranee or employ ment for the vessels of large tonnage. The Emigration Commis. Loners are eharterlog at the rate 01 one ship per week. teemed of t hree or four, and the prima obtained by the shipowner have fallen from ler. b. 6d. per head in December last to 121. 17e. dd., the rate paid last week for the Nimroud true Southampton to Adelaide. Exports have fallen off considerably, en:modally to the Au.tralian tolosties, so long the leading market for our shippirg. For Australia shipments arc now made at about the rates curreir before the disco very of gold, the increased exports occasioned by the growth of the colony being more than met by the increase In unemployed tonnage. During bat week the remelts enured anti cleared tor the (okay comprised the following : Entered out. Cleared. glape. Tonnage. ... 2 1,603 Adelaide .... Hobart Town . ....... Launceston ...... New Zealand ....... Port Pbthip 3 1,093 Sydney 3 1,011 .Bhlps. Tonnage. 1 818 1 318 1 410 2 1,241 6 3,707 5 2.677 • • - We have reported this week the Carthageno, bringing ab nit 7Pe tone of guano, the first importathe from the Alecrane• latiume. Thor eircumstartoe la Important to the shipping intereat, an the cargo (to the newignment of Keens. F. de Liarrdi and Co.) is cosisolend to pawn very vaquiiin qualities a. a manure, and if so proved by on, agrnulturista. the new trade will open fresh empluyinent for a largo amount of tonnage. In But India chartering business continues limited. There is still inquiry kw Moments, Calcutta, &c., at the quotations of Mat week.. Coal freights to the seat of war are armee, and ra•es low. The um mare annals at Constantinople, where the cargoes are not realising teen the freight, have stopped tor a time I• (lorry •or the Itorpn•ru,. and Black Sea, except at very low nitre. To Athens at 225. from Liver. pool or 24,. fecal Troon or Mel e, a few erotic may be placed ; and ' there Is Biro a limited demand on Ninyrna, Varnit,lrehizoede, and the ports in the Adriatic. Homewards there in a good deal of chartering from the Danube; neutral Sage, calling at a foreign port for onto. ralisatims of cargo, commanding tic, to lbs. per quarter. small weasels are being token from Alesandria, Marseilles, &c.; but th demand is 'lmam entirely on the part of the shipowner. For Dutch amount we have Inquiry for email fruit clippers at 33 to 3d guilders, Dutch currency, with 13 per cent. per lint, tram Mataga to Antwerp Coal ireighte m the Tyne are without alteration. TUESDAY EilDll3llo. The English stock market to-day opened steadity but subsequently became rather flatter, and, though stock was in request for delivery, prices closed a per cent. lower than yesterday. Business was limited, and the slight feeling of flatness prevalent was attributed to less favourable but unconfirmed ru mours relative to the position of affairs at the seat ot war. The scrip of the new French loan was quoted 21 to 21 prem. Consols were first marked 94, and closed at 901 to 91, both for mosey and the Bth August. The offi cial business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, 90/, 91/, 901; ditto, for account, Bth August, 91/, 901; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/, 911, 92, 911; New Three per Cents.. 921, 2 -2, 2, 2 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, ; India Stock, '231; Rank Stock, 214, 213/, 215; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 101. Turkish bonds continue to be actively dealt in. but this afternoon experienced an unfavourable re-action. The tone of last night's debate on the Loan Conven tion caused the stock to open at the improved quota tion of 911 to I, but tales subsequently carried the price down to 90/ to 1, the clo,iug quotation, which shows a fall of about 11 per cent., as com pared with the final range of yesterday. Some oper,— tions for lower prices appear to have been induced by the late rapid rise, and, although the bill in parlia ment is considered sate, many holders have shown a disposition to realise their profits. Russian Four and-a-Ralf per Cents. and Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 1 per cent. higher. Gene rally, foreign dividend-paying stocks show &limns. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoc►. We have still no change to report in the gold mining shares. Agut Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget Vein shares are severally quoted 7-16 to 9-16. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 29 to 30 ; Peel River, 2?, to 21 ; North British Australia:, dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, to 1 prem. National Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 41; United Mexican, at 3;; and Grand Duchy of Baden at 10s. Annexed is the Minirg Exchange official list or vest day's Bale. : Alfred Coreole, 171,173 171, 17f, ; Clijsh end W,o,r. worth, 181, lat ; Cared.,u C o n so l e , 21, 31i ; Hoot Tolgue, 19. 16; Greet Alfred. 144. ; Hender, 41 ; North B arret, 29 ; North Robert, al. ; SJitridge CeollulP , 3! 11.. 3 a ., Wheal Trelawny. 2,5 ; Wheel Ki , ty (Lelant), 40. F.,reigi, —Corse', 4/ Se. 9d.; Liberty, 60. 9d. ; Fort B.iwen, 4.. The *glowing nesting. we newiy.tantwinced, via.: Coosheea Copper )lining Company, for Mt I.t Bat Accost British Rock and Patent Balt Company, for the 9:h of August. 73 74 6 9 ...OF.. id ad 10 - 311 :