The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-23 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIB DAY. OLD COMM—sum aL ~xi lama. At the slides of the nen this monde& the Wesson Dards" Gordon, end Cole wen pissed in the dock. — jaw* 1134 Clark of the Arraigns proceeded to raid the badistseata, Mr. &Banta, with whom was Mr. Poland, for the pto mains., said that he had to snake an application that a kisf postpasmat of the trial should take plate, to *sable t y presanalas to sews the prisoners with a notice to m ina as Ina adjodiatioas ia beakruptey. The promos tiss had set dose so, and he (Ur. Ballastint) hared that km. Wel dilladdse lalibt arise to frustrate the lade of baba AIN, ssms diasselos, the ease was allowed to mead, sad ths eam Vann Caws William Gerd= was Ant pre-, Goaded with. The prisms: is described la the calendar as a natant, shad 34. Mr. Meetagne Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Parry, wan for the primmer. Mr. Straight, Clark of the Arraigns, the. read the ladle.. meat, which charged the primer with hawing abassaded frees Ws coeditors, and failing to surrender atter sa satin et the Court of Bankruptcy, declaring the prima a bankrupt. The prisoner pleaded not guilty." Mr. Ballantine then went on to state the seas to the jury, said said that he should lay before them *widens* which would, as it seemed to him, fully support the Indian:eat which they had just heard. The ease wee ose of great it from the position the Fischer formerly held, the amount of his dealings, and the high character of the hews with whom he had those dealings. It was leader *MO CdfOIingSACIII that these peessedinge had at: timed a great deal of ;gbh* atantis& The learned eoluisel thou explained the law nailer whisk the pakerser was charged, which wee that of eee-warreadaring to answer proceedings taken spinet him in bankruptcy, and the nabs pasties that would arise was what was the intentles of the prisoner in not sarrendering. It world bn easy to prove the were feat of non-surtendering, but in order to show ths Intention of the party charged should be eampalled to give them (the jury) a brief insight into the stain of the lint of which the prisoner was • partner. It wee not necessary to go into the history of the prisesses drain previously to 1847, when he was a bankrupt, and in the year after that he was again In business with a person mind Davidson, but with what capital they did not know, bat they men began to attract considerable attention in the City, from the very it:negro character of their transactions- They carried on Limnos. as Colonial broken and motel agents In the year 1851, the Ara added a new branch to their businue, namely, that of dietillen, for the primaries then Decants acquainted with a person sued Webb, the proprietor of a distillery at West Ham, Hem sad ostensibly plarehased that distillery. After that a most important cheap took place, and the treasartions of the firm Immo more and more extensive. The jury were probably aware that In the bedsits of this great metro polis a net amount of property was repneented by w•naat of delivery. apes which it win often seeessary for the holders to borrow sums which outs were very generally teat upon the faith of the parties requiring the advances. The prisoner then became eon nested I. kis transactions with a person named Cole, and between him sad the Arm they carried in a very *Missive betimes W delivery warrente, borrowing imply upon thew whisk mosey was principally advanced upon the faith of the Art of which the prisoner wee a menther. 1n 1831 the prisoner became acquainted with the Is. of Overfed, Gunny, and Co., the bankers, whom premises was principally managed by one member of the firm seated Chapman, and with this gentleman the prisoner ormmeseed dealing., and obtained from that firm advances to • very large amount no to October, 1863, the amount lent to the primer and Cole was about 200,0001. upon this class of security ; about this use Mr. Chapman beam. morph:ion sad sent for Gordon. Mr. Chapman told Gordon that up to that time he had thought his ea honest man ; bat that be bad found out that the warrants de posited with HIM were false ones, and Gorden that ad milted that all the warrants were false sad fraudulent. Mr. Montague Chambers objected to thew stalements Wag made, whoa manly proviag • ease of abeam& lag Inn bask:replay. Mr. Justice Erie wee not prepared to say that sub state sesta were irrevalest, and must leave it to the dlatereties of Mr. Ballantine to coating himself to that whisk wee porn. seat to the is•ae. After some disausion, Mr. 13sUantine proceeded with his stateliest. Gordon, after this admission, west to Webb and told him what had occurred, and that it was see to be knows to the world, and a bill was then prepared; end that, with the deeds of the distillery, were placed in iha paressiera of Mann. Gurney, who fees that time snowed primmer sad his Ara to sorry se balsas as beton, and with all the appearaasse of credit. The lemsedemmuel than. with same warmth, expressed his oesdesinatios of the Nurse pursued by Mum. Germ. Mr. Justice Bile interposed, thinkhsg Yr. Sensitise should not eater late that matter. Up to the hear of oar going to press the mart was 011011- .. plod resolving tho forma iiiideiss of the proesedlop la the bananas/Iy. (Ws shall oostisse the resat is oar kW edition]. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. WOOS ?SOW Mit; NM, AND SIMI 01/ /11•11=1•711. lOCCIIIIIING MID 301131111". John Buffer, 23, and acme Ann haelmad and wife, were indicted for stealing a cap, coat, and 14e., the property of Henry Shea, under the following circumstances ; The prosecutor said he was a greengroaer, cad resided at No. 3, Priaesw•rtreet, Newport Market. Oa the 31st ult., he mat the male prisoner at a house in Bt. Martin's•laaa, sad at that tints Ilitallell was a little under the iniaecco of liqaer. The man coked him home to hie home to partake of a sap of tan, and he accompanied him to a house in Oakley street, Lambeth. Oa reaching the latter place, he saw the female, sad headed her a shilliag to fetch some spirits. The female went oat, and in a few minutes afterwards retuned with the spirits, some of which aim pet into a tumbler, sad he drank it. The !Meat after wards he became stupid, and let all recollection of what seemed between that and flee o'clock ea the followiag day, wipe La found himself lying on the bed alone, miens hi• asp, coat, handkerchief, and fourteen shillings. ilia throat felt as if it wee all es are. Hie Inadacie was so bad, that he thought his head would split, aa I ke was eo ill, feverish, sad giddy, as to be scarcely able to walk. His beads and front of his skirt were deeply stained with bleed, mad eriene stuff that had gone over them, and ho bad been Winded by a medical gentleman ever since. He inimediately gave infeematitta to the landladyof the houee,bat the prisoners had absconded. He then went to the polies station, end related the eirensestance to the inspeetor, giving a full de eariptioa of the pitmen, and three days afterwards he mot them together in Buckingham-street, and gate thorn into emeody. Mrs. Myrrh'U, the landlady of the boss. to Oakley street, said the prisonm had only lodged there a weak, and they left on the night of the robbery I. a clandestine ma ser, sad she saw &Midas seen of them saW they were i• seetody. Witneue added. that the staff, a portion of with* goy gave :to the proesestor, remained I. theituabler la their room for two days. It was filthy peal:mom Mad. The jary nomad a strata of Chatty. The Chairman tbs. asked what wee bums of them The oenstable said the: male prison had bees puit slowly issarimed of a similar offeam. Ms female was sot ksaws. The Clamor Mid—lt wee a very miens same, sad Ito should reuses the era to twelve sosothe, sad the toner to or mere herd labour is the Wordsworth Bow Correstios. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-Iri Rllll'. 2471111 T AT ♦ SZPOIAMATORT °arm /Mee,' »wadi tramped, sad lately as inmate et the blithest= ter the Refermatles of Crimaimit, to aseumeavarret, Newmad, was Marled with eleallwr a imastlty el wearing apparel. Jags' litireeek elm ea imaie of tii• sosbliimist, de. pea that the prima, with =saw oda sad idiom, 'colossi of the l iestitatiou eaa sight a abed time sly sod A Wee eseethae weal is • pablie-heme, whom ihey re mind &risking till I Weld& ls ths await*. by Idea limbs thsy ware all the wawa hoe Hamm nay then retsased to the bask et the beildiag, get over the wall, broke Into the bask of the premises, sad mended to the dermitoey without hang dieeovered. The prhoser sad the man theta deseseded to the arpsnier's obey at the bottom of the Mess, (parrying with them • large shoot of wearing apparel, *bleb they took from the dormitory. They them preeseded to break open the hot and secure the mietents, oensiothig of several °oats and other articles of elothhig, with which they decamped. Nothing more was board of them, although they were advertised I. the Paw Ciewitie, until yesterday, when the prisoner presented himself to the reverser of the set iblishmaat, im plored his forgiveness, sad begged to be once more admitted Ws the Reformatory, in which case be &dared he would begin to reform his character in earnest He staled that his eompardon, who was the priecipel in the robbery, pawned the stolen property is the New Cot, and, after they lad spent all the money, began thieving. He wee apprehended, however, by the polies, and was at pement in Rosiemonger lane gad. The pietism stated that he same from &reeds, and it appeared that he was received into the Reformatory esta bliskieset, in eneeogesses of kis hiving 'upraised his desire to mover his okeraeter, sad o►tain honest employment. Nr. Bell rem•add him for farther examization. BOUTRW&RIC. 101111111 11011 ► Clllll. William JacAwns, a wall•kaowa thle, was charged with staaliag a groat coat from a chain, tha property of Thomas Gwissett. The preseester stated that ho was a cenunercial traveller, and about also ibis sortie( be sailed upon a customer in Higk-etreet, fintbwark, leaving his horse sad chaise staid lag near the kerb with his great coat lying on the seat. A miauN had hardly elapsed before witness finished a ratios of his Miriam, sad was going to the shales to take mate samples est, whoa he saw the prisoner snatch kL coat hoes the vehicle and ran away with ♦ esnetable of the M division said be was oa ditty this amnia/ tear St. George's church, High-attest, when be saw the prisoner rnitaiag away with the gentleman's cost, followed by tile prosecutor, calling oat" Stop thief." Wit tier went in parsair of him and caught his near the police wart, wises he took him into custody. lie endeavound to get away, bat mottles omen assisted bin, and conveyed hint to the station house. Kr. Combs asked whether Ito was lawn. The 'tastable replied that he was ea emaciate of thieves, and had bees I. custody before. Mt. Combs asked the rigour what he had to say Sr answer to the abarge ? He stated that k; didn't steel the wet. The fact was be found it lying os the pennant, sad he iatesded to have takes it to the etatios-hosee. The erestable said he was going la a contrary dinettes, end mania( as fest as his hp would any him. Mr. Combs said be had so doubt that he stole the omit, sad as for kis story about intending to carry it to the stalk:wham, he might as well tell that to the man In the sow He should take safe he did not commit a robbery for some time, as he should sestina Ida to three months' hard /about la Wandsworth Hoses of Corrector& THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY ENENING, AUGUST 23, 1855. CAUTION TO 'WANTS AND TANIIIANS. • yowl; man, who gave hie same &heard Brook Roberto, was shagged ander cireasistuiess of a prealiar nature with obtelsiag Modems to the beam of Philip Bennett, Seq., ' M.P.. with intent to moult feloay. The circumstances at the premat moment whew families an est of tows, should serve u • motion to wrests left ia charge of house. YiMerday amnia, Bliss Bossy, Kr. Benson's house maid, resolved the following letter: "I hope you will pardon sae, as • stranger, writing to yoson I had a desire to have spokes to you when I was l ap is Losdos a few weeks *go with • friend • hw doors frost you ; bat as I am likely to be is tows this week, will you grant me the indulges** of allowing nu to call upon you. By motive in doiag so will be purely honourable, as we held a fans, sad the badness otos calls me to tows, sad Si I am the only sow, I have no doubt that you'll find sty oiler to you will prove advantageous, Mould you feel disposed to naming. may suit.—Bersaining, madam, with all regret, you °Wiest smut, "EDWARD $llOOl RODIRTS." "For ilea Lower Hooowseid, 39, Hp= the iscsipt of this entraOrdinary letter, the girl my prodeatly applied to the pekoe.station, where Inspector Cummings made as arrangensunt fora polimeoonstable in plain clothes to be in the hedge. Prisoner made his appear me last evening, sad was admitted into the passage, when he introduced himself as a friend of the young MO who had become enamored of the housemaid, mid begs& to dearth* the excellenos of his dkposities, kindness of tMper, and other advantages to be sought for is the matrimonial state ; and after this he spoke of his worldly pcesessioss, and Molly polled oat what she believed to he a roll of notes. The girl expressed her sur prise that she Maid be muted by prosy, whet' the primmer said she most know how bashful enustry people were, and Mr. Roberts did not like to some till some Mead had broken the is.. Primer than soddenly avowed himself to he the real "Simon Pare," admired his nit with great earseetasse, snaring her (that if she re joined his addresses she would repent it, sad soliciting per mimics to visit hue. Aleseader Hadley, a polies eonstable of the B division, who had heard all the oonvenation from the parlour, then stepped out, sad took primmer into custody. Prieeeeer, who has bees reeeatly sem is the empelly of reputed thieves, alleged that hie was a reel attsaimeat to the Mammal& He was tea•aded tiU Toughy. 111:1101D1 TX ♦ POLICI CULL. Willie* Simkins, a Isleakssaitts, about 40 years of ago, was pined at the bar before Kr. Tyrwhitt, charged with nest violently aneoltiag his wife, Caroline Singleton, and was also farther charged with attempting to commit suicida l in the sell at Platt-street station, Basann•towa. Polies mutable J. Sad* 236 8, said, that last night about 10 Wants. after the primer had been put late the cell he heard a loud gresaing. Upon entering the sell he found the prima lying se the pound with his biases dog tightly round his throat, sad he had his thunb between hit Norse sad his threat, and was quite Week i* the face. Ssegesat Hill ease to his assistance, and tried to eat the brans with the ninon, ►ut from their being so tightly tied he was usable to does. It was not until the brans were not with a balk that he mild he released. The pektesw esid be wee drank, sad was very sorry foe what he had dose. Mr. Trwhitt said that la was a most bratal fellow. sad with floret to ltis plea Obelus drank, all he mold say was that wise always bright out the brata,ead pea weld always see the blaskpard whoa he was drunk. Ha should rad Ida te the Roses et Camden for Orr caleadu =oaths. The wife beam, begged his off; sad the magistrate said he:sheild hired Idea ores to keep the passe for three minim seethe. The partite then left the 'mt. THAMES. CIVIL Poornox OP • SOLDhZi'S WIVIL ♦ poor memos owed Semen, with &child i• her arse, stated that her husband lad joined the Turkish Oattlageat tea weeks op, end left her a paper, authorising bar to draw b. pet day while he woo ablest She had bees to the War- Mho mad various other plow, bat would set obis& a farthing. The paper - was put fa and was to the Mewls' street : Carelzy Tashi& Ceadagent.—l do busby °Mit, that the beam Ursa, Ana 81111,91 1 / 2 is nay wire, and I tap authorise bee to dram 3i. per dime du* nay absesse to Tarkey ; also amnesia' I may be Justly entitled to bone. after. Signed, Homy Iseirese, tarriar, Witness, Bow Phillips. Captain, Tashi* Ceti Beat. Westminster, 15th Jam, 1856." The imam eeetiased, the was soy anapistely destitute. Mr. laghaat said the sans sad address Ms Thomas Kirk/aad, 80, Pall man, was tabooed oaths paper. Mrs. Bedlam said she was relined to Mr Thomas Kitklaad by the people at the Wat-eilloe, sad vim she felled at amber 80, Pall Mali, she was toil to wits eat to bee lashead aad ebtaia a letter treat lin, bat she did set Intro when bar bedaub was. Me. Taihasa—iktrely they eat glee yea that isteesuaka at the War./es. Yin. ea....—TM darks time said *ay sada not, am mad sbe *Ws any lakamadan at Ile. SO, Pall Mall. She bed bma te a varbay of arab& anima, and vas mat tram dm. to -S. Tb. pear Tama bars Nabbed bitterly, aad aaki " I as evaded eat, dr." XL babes said it Wes a bard ass sal be we any be mill set mist the peer Tessa. If t►a wir.elles soli set gla reisteas it Me matter, it TM lapsible Ss I esesloireet to de es. TM appliseat Ikea label Is suit grief. YORK RAGES.-THIS DAY. (IT MIMIC TIILWiItAPI.) JUVENILE STABS& Alfred .. .. .. Van Galen .. .. .. COUNTY PLATE. Ephene .. .. Early Bird .. 4 ran. LATEST BETTING. EBOB HANDICAP. 5 to 2 agst Dams Judith. 7 to 2 -- VandaL 9 to 2 asoosbox: 10 to 1 any other. PRINCE OP WALES Breize.—Fly by Night paid. rs . it. Courtier le here, and Brother to Orinoco. P? FUNERAL OF HIS GRACE THE DUKE Of ig • SOMERSET, E. 0. te lo This morning the remains of this much esteemed I' sad venerable aoblemea Wife intoned la a large mausoleum a lt near to the MIS 11031•11111 of Lady Meatiorsary, daughter of is the Earl of Rallatess, sail wife of Sir Charles Lamb, at the north-weft serum of the Kesealirresa mastery. The smarafal emits& eked with the earrings, of the Doke of llomozoot, Load asysiour, Doo!roos of Inverness 0. Earl Ilt.raffard, Stewart Nicholson, Zoo., Dr. lathers, it. Mr. Cesar Hawkias, Osborne, Beg. Oa 'Myles at the oemetery, the funeral SeTtille vas read by kis late Omen's chaplain. The cella plate bore the following ineeription:— " Edward A.tolphu Eit. Mew, Doke of Boesorest, F. 8.11., and Berea Seymour, of Mahe, fineoreet, born 24th of Joly, 1776, died, 16th of hugest. 1866." . . Hat OWN the Dubow of demereet, With ber daughWr, so witnessed the Teutonsl of the late adds Doke. resales, to sad ware greatly dimmed, ban obliged to be led away. s it The prewar Duke of flostenet wee set gram; the am so act having reached his ea the castlaent. E TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH B4 et. THE EAST. The Prssu or Orient of Aug. 13 (pnblisha at Constantinople) contains the following: Is • late sinker we stated that some Important repairs were to he made in the telegraphic wire between Varna and is the Crimea. We leers that other works are now in some a.IC of mead= gapes the same Ilse. le Is a few days Cousteatisople will he is cassanaleslion with Europa by a submarine wire. When it mashes e t Helga, at the swath of the Bosphorus , from Versa, until as it arrives at its digitisation at Constaatinople, it will be C aerial. st The subtorrassea part of the telegraph between Yana 17 '.. and Caps Halegrie has woad great iasouveniesse byfresson ; of the difficulty which exists in aseerteinias the same of * aay snidest or interruption. The whole of this part is to l a t be aerial. It is satisfastory to add that, in spite of the fears se. Mt expressed, we hare had to regret no attack upon the L t. wire betersea Nana end Shoals and Roustchuk. The ec orders of the Porte hare been faithfully respected. The r line, saoreover, is watched day mad night by guards, who Hi are armed with a musket, a sabre, and a pal. of pistols. 10 The Sonatas of King's College and Univenity, Aberdeen, here coaferred the degree of LL.D. on ldr. Job, So3o Smith, WA., Editor of the Glasgow Esentiser. le The Great Britain damn and the Europa 4 3 1 "toaster are ander orders to all from Liverpool on the 6th ea 6th of September, bat it is not yet ksowa what troops at. they will take oat. In addition to troops end dares they ::: keys been fitted to tarry esuaanition. 11!-. Mr. Plumbs/a well-known burlesque, Sim/ 1 5 , Cherwing, which set with each eztasordinsiy swoon when played at the Lyman Theatre, has been pat on the stage of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, with Miss Fanny s Terns& in as of the prinoipal characters. At the date of the lout ads-ion the Duke of New- ss castle was staying at General Bestinek's tents near the el- Fourth Division Flagstaff on Catheart's hill. et. It was hard work for allin the boats at the bombard. : 1 4 mat of liweaborg, and at the end they were all worn oat 10 with Miens. Their an being padded, it doss met sans 0 2 that any ones sense of bearing suffered mush. Most of it them felt pale in the sheet afterwards, but that has now et. t. passed off. Lieutenant Honey, eq the Growler, who threw the nest 'hells of all, had not recovered his vitae clearly on 10 the night of the 13th. to For some days it had been whispered in Paris that MI the Opera was preparing a scene which could net fall to take ;; the Qua by surprise. As ems as the ballet was oar so is Tuesday night the sane eltangedos if by manic, to a repro- : 1 4 seatatisa of Wisdom Castle, while the Royal crows, rutin et au a flowiag suss of red drapery, wee slowly:horse up to the Ef; sky by gentle creatures of another world. The whole lel company, at the eau moment admitting to the 1 0 front of the stage, sang " God sue the Quests," I l e with thrilling *fart. Her Majesty wee evidently et. delighted ; her euntananeo glowed with satiefac tin, and an involutes, start asksowledged that is the meditated 'pooh of pleasure had taken Nam. The 1 41 4 whole house, including the Royal party, rose, and as the et front rows Mew four tiers of boxes were Stied by ladies Lt. eleglatly attired, the elect was most impcalagly grand sad 7 beautiful. At the slam of the =them a bust of white M. light, es bent the au, fell on Wiadom Castle, amidst which the crown sad its troop of accompanying spirits SO vasishol. At this momant the long-maintained restralat was thrown off—etiqutte melted In the still whiter light ss of loyal Vise la Reiss d'Aoglstene !" " Via la 10 Rua, View& ! " resounded ea all sides. 1.9.4 it. Lad Howdun is at this moment in Paris. se A plan of Mrs. Coisholis, for the erection of re shelter sheds au the roads to the mines, at from ave to nine 6 ;Ws apart, bad bona adepad by Ow Laotians& Govern- slat, cad •'apply had beis 'Mind for the Ant 80 mike oat of Melbectraa So A despatch boas Stattgiudt mamma that th. stn Chamber el Deputies baying adopted the proposition 0f... so of its members, toadies to itscuad that the oessaleatioa of to the dermeale Coafederatioa be revived, the goverameatlise dissolved the Chamber, tos Plums Buts, This day a rears has bees Mood showing tie total amounts permed to be raised by lot way of eapital, sad of leaa slider the provisions of the pi. 1 : vote bills Mt:edged late the Rouse of Commas la the s years 1862, 18511, 1866, sad 1866, sad of the ..,oats pro posed Se be riled by sash of the said {bilis am have $ become acts; la ea of the. said: years respeetively. la 2 : 1864 the amemsts reposed to be so robed by bilis were, by 20i way of capital, 10,386,1404 ; by loan, 4,329,4951. Ia 1363, Loo by way of capital.Ao3o,474l. ;by loess, 9,462,6461. In 1854, la p by capital, 19,961,9221.; by loss), 6,957,6291. II 1855 , by 1 2, espied, 16,667,6064 ; by lola, 6,048,288. The amounts v c,' ) . popeyed to be so raised by swab of the said Ms as hare be. so come sets, are as follows :-1852, capital, 6,076,1801.; 2.305,6074 1853, capital, 14,906,2764 ; loam, 4,223,3984 20 1854. NSW, 10 ,17 5 , 0751 1062 , 3,320,1591. 1865, capital, of 11,346,6481.; loaa, 4,604.9384 20 - VICroZIA Pat=.—To-day a return has been g brawl, showing that the sapeaditan by the Cassaissionew of her lialesty's Weeks Is bah year sibs the lit of Lprll, 10 1861, apes the portico of Victoria Park pima' 'ads: their mosarbeat, has bees-1852, 1,3641. 13s. 9d. ; 1863. ...X ugu, 14m . 14.; 1866, 2,4371. 17s. ; 1855, 2,7541. 14e. Id. ; Thametoolas were 1301. per saws fee the lest three roam so 7711/111. Wm year. OosivienoN or Snare IN BoarLim—This 4 Eirstai a parliaassatary retina wan hissed, whisk shows Math 111111411 the samba of pikes of British spirits dun. In ism osamaptiou is Beetlead nes 7,017,447 i k 11/1144 6,724,337; in 1652 63. 7,071,564 ; is 1863 64, so 41.818,2116; and is 1664 66, 6,909.780. Darla. the Nano the gaaatities et foreign sad eelealal spirits, stated k pant Ohm. stored for babe waseapties in ikotbad am Is 186061, 277,617 ; is 185162, 243.880; is 1852.53, gun; la 1863 64, 260067 ; and is 186466, 223,881. A TOUTS KILLED IN Ilums4nurr.—This seridag the Oereasr for the eity of Leaden received bib bed's of the death of a youth loader the foliewies seism shay eireambasees :—lt appears that the dammed was maw oat els pomp tato Thasiewebeet, whims wawa husked him dews; the who& weft ovor his Mad Was lamastaskosay. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioes. Business in the railway sham market to-day is singularly email, and prio s show scarcely the slightest Mange. London and North-Western stock is quoted 961 to 98; Great Western, 66fr to b 8; Midland, 71 to ; Lanosahire and Yorkalure, 83 to f; Booth- Pasterns, 181 to ; Caledonians, 311 to ; and Great Northern*, 221 to f. French shares are generally rather Batter. North. erns are quoted Mt to 37 ; Eantsrna, 38e to 39; and Paris and Lyons, 28, to 29 prem. Great Western of Canada shares are lower. Ant werp and Rotterdam are dull, although the halo returns are extraordinarily good. 011DINAKI urn urrocze. wiftsiosegrviiie .161•4•••451814n, :11. eimia lla. do 101....1 an mai jaylkaad7. al W . 4. Della ma Delharisiti. • Dvad..Pre., and aberd.J LOU 110 a ▪ 1:010•0 Ca;tl .. all bales 100 Swim 100 S Do. . 100 e diet Limsla llo R lre • . LOU MMus% satlGQ‘nr SS . . 100 ellMalOb and Pabl .Platli.Dades sks Woman 100 : Dll4 S. Om* 1 00 oa imie.ase 100 Great Wasters 100 LW OlaarValsyCla.alk. all ldasmalir isl Carlisle . Ds. lfr,lWds 400 irmailive mid Yoduilre 111, D 5.11111... . I Ds. 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Hlt•his, Shea nth Omit (laased to Gnat x., - 10 Illiatarabary sad Hereford 0.81 .?" N AT' 6reale7. Pena 661116rdalitreorrea le Kr. IMMO War Valley ipte. 6 per et 11121, 6 Ilmentst Owed Prang liirmerni —.. II 21 id 14 66 57 $9 zd Is 2 114 it 8/ If ad i i Pia 33,001) I 100,000 I If= ja Anetrallsa Odd Nape Oaliforniaz IT fllrnon Iroa .0,000 t 1,1 7, * 98 21.11 0.0 SO *AO U WOO SS _kV NO SOOM ISO UAW 10 UAW kW I* WON SS MSS N NAN N toss tool 00,000 to novo Ho tome IN 10,050 * WOOS 50 U, AOS N 525 10 IS U.N. NO N.Oll 5 11,000 23 MOO 13 MOO ... 00.00050 liedirat Araclie p.(twatsi.pos Do. Onus k Catikb. rift ii.Joh — Diffirry 1 *gimps iOspra Ilereset Eat !Do. It& 7i rr Oast ~M..~..~~.1 Policoth rGtr in t Vitra Vat Us VII !A.", ItWaifs B. ... tar= Sonmes Made ? P= allver Lad Quirts Zook Now ney tilkysi IDa. arm emalimp de 174 b. M ..... no iftlrited Madam I Walks 11 lit I Wait Illaripaga ." " 1 t Treasbrable h. JOUR ROCK AuOsiris British Ninth American Cluresred Beak oi Ads MADAM lad..Aus.li Ch. 11 6 1 6 1 P 3 q 37 21 d A e' 19 1 21 1 lII* id e r 13 1 13 I d a 3 Signis 14 15 1 1 19 21 6 7 41 51 4 1 I S li a l 1 I ell 9 W W all DANIS. W 94a 931 all 65 N 9 1 dta i pax 4 Wm p.r 60 10 pas ... lOrmaralalof Laados... =atntAtiatasart. IDrni• llow — Lanka sad Musty Lealkiet.:ll.ldiptimp. lyinism Met iw-; i lee 17f 1 b vs. 19} 10e 31 Ltad psr 2 pm I na. Prow. oilbelead... Now Salk OrimM. Omsk ot t=atk. Proiloolol Royal koatralum book. Io wa Ws me Odd Imp. Os Mokolls UM= of s4i 34 42 43 51i 524 73 39 e 441 74 S II Irirkia — iri.i;a';,;.'"'" -- ileasisi 23 Australian Agricultural. 10 Australian Royal Nall :0 Berlin Waterworks Se Britian Meedean Land 0 Brit& CoLSE. St Red.oo. 100 Canada oi7 St. Doealel FR at Jen. Is July 6 Paine i Da Poshomnse 4 Crfltol Palms el ii fasten Sims Prance. 16 Simetrle Women II Btm. Novigatiat 10 Genera S.O. shim leg Lb. 6 Oa bran Screw Collicr 10 Sediterrenean Elect. Tel. 10 Nezlean & St American 1 %Wong Patnt.Atm. Fool 10 Netherlands Land 2 N.B. Wake Gal &Inter Skala Navigation Co. 1 North Brit. Austrahnian 10 North of Swope Moans 1 Mosta' Gas .... .. 0 Pislitivierbusdknineral SO Pada. & Oriental Steam be Do. New ..... .... .. 2 Portland Iron Company 100 Royal Mall Blew 1 death's Assts. heists 1 Do. New 15 4outh Anotrallan Land 1 iuteaarine Wag. Boris 1 Do. Do. Itagiatersd 10 TrustltLoaaCco.olUpOin. 100 Von MOM% land ... 114 an ea 40 I9i Stti st i id 2 li db 29 61 1171 122 1142 111 21 2 bi 6 17 Is :di I 10 6 6i li ii 9; 21 Le 111 at' au a 6 234 COMMERCIAL AND Se le le le iPm SCI ate 1 1 2i 114i I in 131 MINCING-LANE THIS DAY. 6cosm.—The demand continues good, and the full prices of yesterday have been paid, particularly for the good browa qualities. The public sales of Porto Rica and Cuba are going off well. Corns.—The public sales are going off Meanie' Tin madame Inn. Bound eentmos Congou, Old. per lb. Deity paid in Loadon for the week ending 18th August, 470.976 lb. Rua matinee, steady. Corrow —2OO bales sold yarterday.' Itica—k fall amount of business done at matins rates. BALTPII7/11.—Tbis article has again slightly advanced, with a good demand. Refraction 2to 3 sold at 371. 6d. la other artioles no material alterstieu. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The fellow assrtstrem --- sitts firs.Pri;sssr•q;totad ss follows :—Tows Tallow, 6ts..sott cosh ; Pstenbarg Y.C. ow the spot, 66e. 61 ; October to D•oembar, 65,. 6d. to 665. 94.1 MONEY MARKET-2HIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The English funds to-day are slightly flatter, with very little bn.iness. The reduction in price, however, amounts to barely 1 per cent Consols are quoted 911 to 1 for money and the 6th September. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; Bank Stock at 2141 to 2151 ; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 100 t to j ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 13e. to 17s. prem.; ditto, Jane, at 135. to 16s. prem.; and India Bonds at 295. prem. Oninium is quoted 41 to 41 prem. The scripof the New Turkish Loan hu been pl eju diced by sales this moraing,after marking &slow as 21 prem., the prioe has recovered to 21 to 21 prem. The old Six per Cent. Tnaush Stock has ranged between 931 to 941, and is now quoted 931 to 91. Buenos Ayree Bonds are quoted 55 to 58 ; Mexican, 211 to 22 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents, 181 to 19; and Russian Five per Cents. at 100 to 102. Dutch Two .and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 641 (exchange, 126); ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates at 961; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 381; Sardinian at 86 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 90; and Eqnador llouds at 41. The report of the directors of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company, which will be presented to the half-yearly meeting of shareholders to-mor row, recommends a return of 21. per share out of monies received on account of insurances. The earnings for the six months, from January to July, amount to 357,3994 ; and the expenditure to 233,9431.; leaving the net profits at 123,4561. Of this sum 22,3121. is placed to the credit of the reserved fund for the half year, and the balance, which would pay a dividend 01 21. per share (in addition to the return of 21. pro by the directors), remains to be dealt with ry lse th i e shareholders themselves. The charters of the company's ships now engaged in the transport ser vice, which represent a total of 19,000 tons, having been renewed with the government for six months further in advance (i.e., until April, 1856), thus securing the income of the rest of the current year, an anticipation is expressed that a majority of the shareholders will be in favour of the declaration of a dividend of 11., Jr 30i. per share, a step which it is understood the directors will not oppose. An extraordinary general meeting of the Aus tralian General Investment Association is called for the 30th inst., to increase the capital, and alter the amount of the shares, with a view to coming within the operation of the new Limited Liability Act. The third instalment of 21. is to be paid on the 5j per cent. preference shares of the Sambre and Meuse Railway by the 15th September. Statistics relating to the stocks and consumption of sugar are at present exciting considerable atten tion on the part of the trade, in view of the strong upward tendency shown by the price of this important article. The subjoined statement, which is compiled from the Paris Iklouiteur, refers to the seven months ending the 31st July, and shows a remarkable in crease in the imports of sugar into France, whilst the stocks in bond are considerably less than at former periods: Imports. Stocks in Bond. 1855 1834 1863 Whilst upon this subject, we cannot refrain from calling attention to the very superior and masterly manner in which these French Trade Tables are drawn up, as compared with the clumsy compilations of our own Board of Trade, which would almost appear as if they were purposely contrived so as to present as little in the shape of useful results as possible. It is also worthy of remark that the French Tables for the entire month of July are given in the Monifeur of the 21st Aug., so that the period consumed in the process of compilation by the French officials is ap parently much less than that required by the clerks of our Board of Trade. Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List i—lnsurance shares: At las, 17i, 18 ix div. ; Albion,B3; Alliance, British and Foreign, 181; ditto, Marine, 391; Church of Eng land, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 21; City of London, ; Crown, 171, 1; European Life, 181; Eagle, 61; English and Soottish Law Life, 4s, $; amoral, 61; Globe, 108$ ex div.; Guar dian, 521, 53; Imperial Lite, 181 ex div. and bonus; ditto Fire, 340 ex div. and bonus; Law Fire, 41; Law Life, 59 ; London and Provincial Law, ; Legal and General Life,s/ ; London, 291; Ma rice, 40; Medical, Invalid, and General Lite, 3s; Minerva, 6 ; National Provincial Life, 12; do , Fire, 11; Phcenix, 180; New Equitable, 1; Provident Life, 381; Professional Life, $ ; -Palladium Life, 3/ ; Rock Life, 81, $; United Kingdom, 6$ ex div.; Union, 250, 265; Victoria Life, 6 s . Canal shares : Ashton and Oldham, 139; Birming hani,93; Derby, 84 ; Coventry, 209; Grand Junction Guaranteed 6 per cent., 121; Kennett and Avon, 0$ ex div.; Leicester, 491; Leicester and Northamp ton, 281; Loughborough, 675; Macclesfield, 611; Neath, 160; Oxford, 110; Stafford and Worcester, 425; Btonrbridge, 286; Peak Forest, 88; Regent's. 14$, ex div.; Rochdale, 80; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 28; Warwick and Birmingham, 20; Warwick and Napton, 11; Worcester and Birming ham, 20. Gu and Coke Companies : British Provincial, 20 ; Brighton, 151; Great Central, 11$, ; 88, 90 ; ditto New, 24/ ; ditto Debenture', 220 ; Phcenix, 30$; Ratcliff, 70 ; Surrey Consumers, 11; United General, 20,; Westminster Chartered, 48. Waterworks stocks : Berlin, 6s, ; Edit London, 103, ex div.; Grand Junction, 70 ; Kent, 781; South wark and Vauxhall, 891; West Middlesex, 91; ditto ditto (64 ls. paid), prem. Bridge Companies : Hungerford, 12 ; Vauxhall, 211 ; Waterloo, 3$ ; ditto Old Anne. of 84, 321 ; ditto, new ditto of 74, 28. W3D7III6DAI EVINING. The English stock market main tained firmness, owing to the scanty supply of stock and the Ens harvest weather. Towards the close the feeling of the market wee a shade lees straw, but we can scarcely quote any reduction in price. The money market to-day was again very quiet, and the sums deposited this afternoon with the discount houses were in excess of the demand. Consols were quoted during nearly the whole of the day at yesterday's closin g quot 'don ot 911 to: for money and the 6th of September. The quotation at 4 o'clock was 911. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1,1; ditto, for account, 6th September, 911, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 921, 92. 921, 92. New Three per Cents., 921, 921. Three-and.o-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 1001, 1. In the foreigs stock market attention was again chiefly directed to the new Guaranteed Four per Cent. Turkish scrip, which continues to show an upward tendency. The price touched 3 prem., and closed at 21 to 21 prem. The Turkish Six per Cent. stock, after marking as high as 941, had receded at the close to 941 to 1, being per oent. lower than the final range of yesterday. Other stocks were quiet. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade beery at lower otiose. Primo mood°, boy, 1004. to 110.. ; superior, 116 s. to 126..; ieferior, 65.. to 80s.; new, ICOI. to 1205.; rowoo, SOL to 90..; clover. old, 100 s. to 130 a.; second cat, Ns. to Ms.; new, 100 s. to 1261. ; straw, Ws. to 30e. At the representation at St. Cloud, on Monday, of the comedy of " Demoiselles de St. Cyr," one pump melted peculiar amusement. The Ambassador of Fruits insinuates to Duboulay that the ladies of St. Cyr have come to Spain in order to coneterbelases in the mind of Philippe V. the influence of the Prises,' of the Drains, and to sera she policy of Austria. Dwboulay then *Wales discon tentedly, "Oh Austria ! Austria !" The a:prudes gd. man with which the amusing actor (Rennin) accompanied this enlematiou appeared to cause musk quiet mirth ammtpt the distinguished auditory. Bartitittirrcr OP MESSRS. STRAHAN AND CO.— Taterday. at Gnawer's Coffeehouse, Mr. Alderman Fare. besiber offered to public sunless Perk Chapel and schools, bdireging te 81r John D. Paul, by direction of the smigness. Tbe property ensiles of a brick built edifice with ball- Sewer, bows as Park - walk Episcopal Chanel, Chelsea, sbaseed between King's-road and Fulham-road, with ma mmal mem& The Interior is fitted with galleries on Ones alias, and 'Waits 180 pews and 343 free @Minn, and is milk be seeable of contaiahrg from 1,500 to 1,800 per son& The eaboselpoise er rent for pews Is voluutary, and peollosse hem NIL Se SOU per 1111111101. In the rear is a new of beiliimp for bile and girls' schools in eionnezion elle Ow awl. The chapel and a portion of the ground b bell at lime for 00 jean, aid the remainder for 43 years, ea sresod piste amoustiag to 49/. 10e. • number of quer Mese were pat b the auetioaeer se to the right of the pur slane to Millabibe a minister to the abseil, consistently with any debt on the part of the present minister, the auc tioneer leatatafologehst *a purchaser would have fall penes elm of tin shape, sod would be entitled, on completion the porelisosjowenhole say elergynee who might be licensed by the Bishop. • pestleetea One of the congrenetion) elated that the &mpg would *sly hold 1,200 person ; that Ha Blear wee pi/ is the mieleter; and the espouse eulausloi to 4001. par *seam The property was put up at 2,0081, sad seed Oar 3,7501. 02TIfal. P1L4.0.-Bnnino DAY.—AUCIIIIT 22. —Undulate co requiem. 9,846; ditto by moos Mu*, 8114.-Total, 19,667. 27 29 ad 108 110 121 •$ 2$ 24 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two oTtocz. The Australian sod Californian gold mining shares remain quite without feature. The New Granada Company's shares mart 10s. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 291 to 301; Peel River, 21 to ; North British Australa sian, I dis. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 11-16 to 13.16 prem. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 63. Other stocks remain quiet. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sans: Alfred Casesls, 131 ; Genes Lae, 31, 4 ; Cholsos, 8.., 00. ; Header, 41, 41, 5, 41, 41, 5/ ; NOt 111 Blast, 291, 291; North Croft', 11 ; Itosewsrse, 2121, 215, 220 ; eosin Presses, 595, 895 ; licrttillite Consols. 61, 6 1. 6 1 : Wed Ilertridge, Si. ed.. 9s. 3d., 9s. 64., 10s. W., 9s. 6e., 103., 10s. ed. ; Wheal Kitty (Want), 35. 14 11 111 1I Asa: NI k 79 U• Wit HI i zd zd 131 id isi Is 14 13a 4 Si