The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-11 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-(THIS DAY.) - - Their lordships met at twelve o'clock. CHARITABLE TRUSTS BILL. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in moving that their lordships do agree to the Commons amendments in this bill, expressed cis regret that the bill should have been eo mush altered. The alterations would considerably diminish the nesfulasse of the bill. Lord CAMPBELL coincided with the noble end learned lord la thinking that the amendments had reduced the efficiency of the bill. He wu afraid there were too many lawyer in the Hesse of Commons to admit of a bill like this getting a fair trial. Excellent as it was, he wee sure the House of Commons would have thrown out thecae Napo- leoll had it been brought before them.—(A laugh.) After a few words from Lord LTITILTO3II, tna Commons' ameadmsete were considered and screed to. UNION OF CONTIOTIOUS BENEFICES BILL. The Cowes' amendmeats to this bill, with two sump time, were aimed to. The Commas' amendments to the Criminal Justice Bill and the Burial Bill were also considered and agreed to. Th e hymnals Bridge Bill, the Public 110111111111 (Ireland) Bill, the Public Health Act (1854) inatinaance and Amend neat Bill, and the Diseases Prevention Bill, were severally read a third tine and passed. LIMITED LIABILITY BILL. On the seder for of thu bill, Lords LYTTILTON, REDISDALE, and M ONTEAOLI entered their final protest against the passing of tie bill. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE believed the bill would imam good results in the shape of social improvements, bat for that purpose the public must be on their guard in /Wog credit to companies formed under the bill. Lord CAMPBELL had no difficulty in voting for the third reading of this bill, as he thought it was called for to est at rest the doubts that prevailed in the matter of Limited Liability in the case of Joint-Stook Companies. After a few words from Berl Granville and other noble Lords, the bill was read a third time and pegged. Their lordships then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Sracint 'A took tin e b mir LEGIO shortlyN. after 10'o:dock. POLISH _ . Lord EBRINGTON presented • petition from a large number of Poles expressing a wish for the enrolment of a Polish Legion for the service of Her Majesty, and Galling apes the Havernment to we their good offices, with the Emperor of me French, to amiss in restoring the nationality of Poland. __ THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. - - - Lord HOTRAbI wished to know whether bey Majesty's, government had any übieetion to lay before the house the evidence take n by Sir J. M'Neill and Colonel Tullocb, the Conalasionen appointed to make inquiries with regard to the makers condition of the army in the Crimea. Lord PALMERSTON said then might be some pongee in the report of a confidential nature, which it would be desirable to omit, he had no a bjeetion to lay on the table the subsidise* of the report, and th, whole of the evidence. [Left silting.] THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Joh* Grins& ls was charged with having broken into a house is Angel-alley. The landlord said he had been obliged to eject the late oacupant from the house in consequence of pecuniary insi gnia:Was, and he locked op all the rooms. Lut night, how ever, the defendant, who was known to be e very longhand reedy fellow, books into the house, and took possession, after having smashed the windows. The defendant, who appeared to be a vary promising candidate for " delirious tremens," said he and hie woman had formerly lived in the house, and bevies returned from the country wi o empty pocket', and believing that, the the door being shut, his partner was inside drunk, he broke in to get a hale rest. Sir R. W. Carden vitt the defendant lo prison for fifteen days, with directions that he should be attended to in the infirmary. Ranto;th Fava trick uml Afary Fairpstrick wars chasged with tobbtry. Captain Thompson, of Sunderland, said—He met the prisonin in a public home, and went theme to a coffee shop with them, where be treated them. They were not long there when one of them whipped his pone out of his pocket, sad both ran away. The purse contained ten sovereigns sad 1011211 al , Wings. The women denied that they had been is the company of the gentleman at all, but were identified by the coffee house-keeper sa having been with him. Remanded. Dugan!, who was found in the house of Mr. M'Larls, in ',blab several shawls were found in sacks reedy to be noosed, was discharged, no evidence haring been pin ch/4*d that he had been there for a felonious purpose. BOW BTUBBT. RETENISIVB ROBBERY AND BURGLARY. Jowl& Ter, a cabman, was ekarged with Wing at corned, with four other mon not in custody, in burglariously entering a house in Broker's-alley, Drury lane, sad stealing three bales of cloth, and 150 yards of calico, valued at above SOL, the property of blr. Fisher, cloth. me ker. James herding stated that he lived in the employ of the prosecutor, and about half-past 4 o'clock this morning wu disturbed in his sleep by a noise, which excited his suspi cion. On looking out of the window be saw a cob at the door of the house, and four or five men removing goods into it. He rushed down stein, without stopping to dress him self, and so.w the men running off in different directions. The cab also started off, but witness dashed into the street (the front door haring been lef: open) and followed the cab, although only is his shirt, through Castle•street, Bedell strut, Llng•aere, and Queen-streot, calling Stop thief " at the top of his voice. The nehmen continued driving on at 8 miles an hour, until stopped by a policeman and an other man, who wee present. The stolen property was fund inside the cab. The men who had been loading it escaped. William Abrahams, of Shorts- gardens, market gardener, who assisted in stopping the cab, said the prisoner might have beard the cry "stop thief" at three times the distance. Inspector Mackenzie deposed that after the prisoner was brought to the police station, by F 52, he said some gents engaged him to go over the water, and that he had previously brought a job from liiug's Cross to Covent-garden. He was the proprietor at the cab, as well as driver, and lived in Sidney :Mews, Grays-inn-road. On procieeeding to the prodeatat's premises, 6, and 6, Broker's-alley, Drury-lane, he found that the house had been broken into by some persons who had weeded by a water pipe in front, and forced open one of the first flan windows by means of •jeramy, which was picked up inside the room. The first Saar was deed as a warehouse or store-room, and it appeared that a great number of bales, worth several hundred pounds, bad been taken from the shelves and placed near the door for removal into the cab, if the fortunate accident of Mr. Harding 's waking up had not disturbed the burglars. In answer to the charge, the prisoner said he knew nothing of the parties who hired his cab, and of Gourd he was not supposed to know that there was anything wrong It their movements. As to the cry of " Stop thief," he declared he did not hes, it until the policeman ran up and stopped his hone, and then Le drove quietly to Bow-street station. The men who engaged his cab did not specify where they were going to, but ~rely desired him to go " over the water." He felt certain that if the policeman and other people had ran after the other men, instead of following him, some of the thieve would have been (alight. Mr. Meaty—Yee, but they preferred securing the stolen property, which was in year caL. You must be remanded for farther ezembsatios, to give the polies time for inquiry. SOUTHWARK. DPROLAZY AND 10 88888 OP PLAT' AND JIWILLZIT. Oar's Duke, a swarthy looking young follow, wu ineroght before Mr. Corns charged with being concerned wit► ethers not is custody in breaking into the dwelling- Mau of Mr. Samuel Joseph Ballard, at No. 2, Kent-terrace, Old Kent-read, sad stealing therefrom property to a 000111- diNibb ancest. Mr. Ballard stated, that on Tuesday the 24th July, him self sad tastily west oat of town, luring the house essurely locked up, and all hie property safe. Ho returned on Thursday, when he found the police in prelusion of the bow, aid t►en be ascertained that the play had been forcibly entered and plundered of .every portable article of vales. Stephen Brimfield, a horwheeper in the employ of thin Seath•Bwtarn Railway, said that at four o'clock as the nterning of the 25th alt. he was going t,3 his stables at the rear of the prosecutor's hum, when he saw the primer standing at the corner of the strset, lolkieg about him in a very enstniciess maaner. Witness then watched him, and saw has eater the prosecutor's gateway. Another man then Imo to the sires and whistled, which was answered by ante sae else. The prisoner wait into the pranatoe's bar" and witness saw nothiag more of him. Jib. Theme, a hersekaapot, Said—About halt pest five Vdeelt en the mewing is gaieties he waving to ►is work THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1855. SHABB LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocm. The railway share market to-day is much depressed, especially Great Western and London and North- Western stocks. The former has been sold as low as 671, but has since recovered to 68 to f. London and Nerth-Western is now quoted 971 to 4. The lighter shares are leas affected m price. French shares are in some alms rather flatter. 011DIWAIII MAR= AND &TOON& AILWAY& fielu tad ay illisydeat - 44 — 4lohro 67:11ooM: odd 01l Nom. WdoJollmQio9 — tlll Bleboa vis enion suc oU 19 D. 110. do M.. 100 Mid oull Lam ........ 100 C 01010999—. 41 q a 131 1 Ma 16 16 6 74 41s. 91 93 614 63 13 14 6 10 ite li dis. db.' Pd. 1 Isla tads,. It. 1100 8.11544 is Cols-drest, when he heard hot lope Made the preuestor's prden. He looked round sad saw the prisoner near the rail lap heekoalag to soother to follow his. He thee saw two ether 111111 S 00119 eft of the sitbdime sad jela the primmer, when they all walked away. Ou of the men had a large sleek es, and appeared to any something heavy under with it. He did not take any putiegaz notice of their leaving the how., u he thought limy Deluged te it. Hoary Hut, polioe-eonetable 34M, said the peneentor's Dome was fouad opts by the polite on Wednesday morn ing, the 25th ult. Witness made inquiries, and eventually he succeeded in taking the primer into esstody. He found that the house had been intend by means of skeleton keys, and that every drawer and upboard had been ransacked. Ur. Conte asked whether say of the property had been found t Hart replied in the negative ; bat if the prisoner was reamaded for a few days, he believed he should be able to trace the property, and apprehend the other parties. The prisoner denied being the party, bat, not being able satisfy the magistrate as to when he was at the time, Mr. Cortie remanded him for a week. LAMBETH. ♦ DitIINLIN CABMAN. John By, a cabman, badge 4,633, was charged with being drank and incapable of taking are of his hone and cab. John Baldwin, the veterans at the cab staid in the St. George's-road, SAlthwark, deposed, that between the,honrs of 12 and 1 o'clock, on that morning, a gentleman got into the prisoner's eab, but finding that he was so &oak as to scarcely be able to get on to his box, the gentleman got out of the vehicle and complained to him of the state the prisoner was in. The prisoner was at the time to drank as to be quite incapable of taking cue of his bone and cab ; and he (Baldwin) felt it to be his duty to give him into custody. The prisoner, when asked by the magistrate what he had to say to the shame, replied " Nothing ;" and the Magis trate convicted him in a penalty of 7e. or seven days' imprisonment. SHE SEROZANT'II WIFE. ✓ane Dunninghans, the twirls of a sergeant belonging to It the L division of police, was charged with having been et found at snid.day on Friday, rolling about the street In so 50 extreme a state of intoxication, as to be perfectly incapable of getting on her legs, and when assisted by a constable to et. get up, ate assaulted tho officer. iS _ The prisoner, who has been frequently brought to this ecurt on similar charges to the present, ban been for year a perfect peat and nuisance to the division in !which her lee husband, who is a steady and respectable officer, happens to Si be a sergeant. It has been ►er cottons when half drunk to f e go about the district and abuse the constables and their St. wires, threatening to get the former dismissed, and in fact assuming tan times more consequence than the super intendent. As a proof of her mischievous disposition, it was I: said that it was not many days sines the prisoner got a no- s geant reduced to the rank of a palatable by trumping up Isom* charge against him before the Commissioners of Polies, la the latter not being acquainted with her real character. Itt The Magistrate, after remarking upon her disarm:Ohl s e t conduct, convicted her in • penalty of 10a, or 10 days' to SO imprisonment. 1.1 REPULSE OF A GANG OF BURGLARS. I et.l Early O. Thursday morning, a gang of five armed it. burglars wallaaaddenly surprised whilst preparing to effect 54 an entrable bee the residence of Captain James Newton, ; 3 ' Iminseselmelle and Stockport. Captain Newton is an so antenelvsomnar of land in the locality, a portion of which is at let to Mr. Thomas Savage, whine farm-bows and buildings 13 are separated from the reeidenos and garden of Captain SO Newton by a bricu wall about 12 to 14 feet kigh. The in- C mates, besides Captain and Mrs. Newton, were a footman lo sad two domestic servants. In the farm-house, with Mr. to illeimas Savage, lens his brother William, who is a stout 3 SIMI powerful young man, and several farm servants. During 3 NM night of Wednesday, William Savage had occasion to be OM late, and returned bogie about two o'clock on Thursday mining, when he saw two ladders reared against the high wall dividing the farm premises from Captain Newton's house. On making up to the spot he was instantly seised Z . by two men, who got him down upon the pavement. I He then saw a third man standing by, and two others soon 13 appeared, as if they had come down the ladders. When down si he heard a clicking sound, es of the cocking of a piVol, Si All the lore thin made off up the farmyard towards the it fields ; some of them were in advance of the others, but one of them, when only about four yards off, turned round, and, ti easing Savage had regained his feet, discharged a pistol at 101 kin. The ball passed through the upper pert of his hat, so making a hole and tearing it. Seeing that the men were 1 22- maparating, Savage made a desperate run after the hinder- ' e t smut, and caught him by the back of his coat collar. The et man called for help, upon which the other four returned, lei lama again got Savage upon the ground. He heard one of 10 lam cock a pistol, and another struck him several times SO with a truncheon. Having severely beaten him, they left :11 him prostrate and ran off. On examining the premises, it BL was found that the two ladders had been brought by the g t . burglars from the farmyard of Mr. Elkanah Cheatham, s situate about 200 yards distant. This is not the first 10 attempt of the kind that has been made upon the same re- . 1 ? sidence, and had the thieves not been thus interrupted, it seems probable that it was their intention to scale the bed la - room windows with the ladders, and, in case of meeting so with reeist.nce, had prepared themselves with fire-arms, la which might have been used with fatal consequences.— Sf• Alcmchesier Examiner. DEATH no EXCITEMENT AT A LOAN-OFFICE.— ;f, I COZONIII . II INQOI.9T.—(TaIe Day.)—This forenoon Mr. if i W. Baker, jan., held as inquest at the Horns Tavern, 11,gh street, Shoreditch, respecting the death of Ann Knight, ILI aged 81 years. It appeared in evidence that the deceased 1 : 1 wee a very robust woman, and weighed upwards of 18 stone. le On Wednesday evening the deceased hastened to the above- t . maul tavern to receive a loan of dl. Her brother had EL Mimed the surety paper, and when the deceased reached the t• dab-room, she seemed exhausted, and sat down upon m a 'hair, when she suddenly fell forwards a corpse. l i r The medical gentleman said in answer to the coroner, that m the deceased had died from the rupture of a blood vessel, caused by excitement and over-exertion through walking 73 too fast to the loan office. Tte coroner having remarked 10 on the melancholy nature of the case, the jury returned a I :i e verdict of " Died by the visitation of God." ye AN INFANT POISONED BY MISTAKE.—This mom- I t i l hig, Mr. W. Baker, jou., the Deputy-Coroner, received information nopecting a lansentabloeue of poisoning in a respectable family, residing in Coaduit-etzeit, Cambridge Heath-road. It appean that the deceased had been rather 10 poorly for some days, when its mother-in law by mistake gave the deceased a small portion of embrocation instead of 1; the meanie,. The deleterious effects of the poisonous 2 0 liquid were so rapid, that all e ff .nts to save the child were t o ) ineffectual. 20 FIRE ATWOOLWICIL•aa(TIIISDAT)—Thie morning a lop destructive 61111 raged at Woolwich for several hours, too creating the utmost consteraation throaghent that extensive E district, and causing very great distraction of property. too The fire originated in the lower part of the premien of Mr. 1 . 3 00 G. Hill, park-butcher, No. 22, Richard•street, Woolwich. The ileum communicated to the house of Mr. C. Morgan, b grocer, and adjoining Loren, doiag ecteeiderable damage. I The origin of the fire is supposed to be a spark from a 30 audios The contents are loured in the Atlu Fre-office. 2 ±. RUSSIAN PRIZES.—We regret to learn that by a nu recent decision of the Admiralty the proceeds of the Rue lain prizes lately captured by Revenue cruisers are not to too be divided smong the captors. We presume the prizes will la be considered as Admiralty droits, although the Order is go Council of March 31, 1833, constitutes R unison " So vessels of war.—United Service Cottle. to IRISH REVENUE.—This morning was issued an I abstract of the net modem of the revenue of Ireland paid into the Ezchequer in the year ending 6th January. 1866. Ig The payments were as follows :—Custores. 1,852,1071.170 9J.; Yo Facie', 2,208,6801. 9d.; Stamm 463,8121 91. 106.; Pro perty sad Income Tar, 649,0101, 13e. 36. ; Post-office, 1 ° 10.0001. ; small branches of the Hereditary Revenue, 6001.; Miscellaneous, Inaludiog repayment of advances, 2 0 180,9951. Is. ld. ; making a total 0f6,434 8081. 16s. Bd. The so Mal eipenditure of the year was 4,489,4801. 10s. 6d., and 2) dlll money remaining in the Exchequer at the end of the 2 0 peer amounted to 718,7101.2 a. Od. LovrEsTon.—Among the fuhionable visitors who 2 ,1 lave bees, and are now, staying at this delightful seaport 10 tows, are the—Archbishop of Armagh, Dashes. of Grafton, 20 Hon. ead Lady Phipps, Sir Charles Napier, Lady Hee- s: rietta Hervey, Sir Morton Peo, Dart., and family, Sir 10 Mints Farquhar end family, Sir E. NOSSStt, Miss Moles- C worth, Rev. Dr. Whewell, Prof. Sedgwiek, C.L Ottey, Col . Liston and family. Col. Manning and family, Lieut.-Col. Bediegfield, Cap. Heath, Capt. Wigram, ito , ASCENT or MOST Bwic.—hir. William Young, of Belfast, and Colonel Hardinge made the ascent of Moat Blase so the 30th and 31st et Jaly. A. friend of the former geneenien,who writes en *comsat atlas ascent to the Belfast Mercury, says that the Oren& Hulett are terribly " in. fisted with nese, so that when be attempted to pt rest, be was fairly drives out et the plea." STRAHAN ADD CO.'il BANNHUPTCY.—Maiims. Rosh worth and Jervis pat so for sale yesterday the town rui dame a Mr. Straka', No. 34, Hill-street, Berkelepoquare, wthlest to a resod not of 1331. pee sem • and, after a essensompelitles, it wee meld to Jams SAM a!! !MIPS.' all 0arkee11ainTia..... — ........ 43 Dubin isa Woe Jam aL Ihriljnkomid abort'. 100 gig all 111111E 6. 0 Z soliti::: W Nolo NO Nom Wm. DIZT.... 100 Nadir IL . ... si DD. Nee a. 0 i;a;.)... No sid I.lmildre 101:1 Ihilebwrils and= all Italoberpt soil 1: 3 0 Zdiski thatli re n= " 100 111mdisis .... 100 Do. 14 Mist ....... 00 De. 11. Diet 100 Of. ervii.usel Wirt. (Its ) 100 Orme Wafts 100 Do. 04wwilalloy 011.8 th all Laaowlisr mid Carlisle 141 Do. Tldrda 8 Do. 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BMW, rand 1175 Oblo and Pad.7p. a. imam bond ens.lll2 Oblo and Illeelerippi 1 Mort. Bon& ... Do. do. lad Do. -. do. C p.ol.Cratrallide.let Mortgage Do Plana. ond Partlag II p.a. let Mort. 18611 Do. fed Mayo, p. UM 69 10 11 131 33 if 91 til 91 99 LIEKS LEASED AT FIXED =RETAIL. R.uwAirs. liediard sod Itincenc Nen Is Lad. &S.W. ardsoisie JureUm (inn* Os Calaaims)... Etatlimelesh.gsarAp.o itioaretn at. Nonbral Olomissierk Lls Nast (41"4.t°9t Sli 101 Tirrii:i« (ditto) Do. dune ditto) London and reeswiet (lemon% to South Sweep Ditto Preference (ditto, LoweendtGoar.4 per Cent (lewd to Norfolk) Ditto ditto 6 per Cent Lon.. Tilbury, & Southend (kind to Peto Ifacch.,Bustoa,Mtattotk WiMd.J Middlasbro' and &dear (leamedtoStockt DarL) Midland Bradford (KUL) Newmarket Bury Lateen. Etta. I par cent. (lewd taperer's Counda) (lseeedtohtsLCoter;des) Ditto 6 per Cent. (do.) PrestmaWyre (Ina Lon aN.Went.StLanegYork) Ditto 4 shares (ditto) Royston, (Clam a ithen nth Stock (tested to Groat Northern) Shrewsbury and Here lon (leased to M r.T. Bruen ... ~ . 102 104 - to Ii: Wen Vclfey goo. 6 per at wilts tocaterort (WWI to Ort. Wagers) 1u 117 2$ 30 100 110 12/ 1 U 23 M 111 Ilf 1$ 21 114 Is 6 lit ell I ins N 60 I Fria. tAtte Australian Gold t, 1 : Call6xnlan It •3 If 5t AI 52 a 93 91 all all all !ieainu.u~ -- italansavou /TOR hi . . - +British Iron .. 1 eftrisla 13.(155.at31.p0 Do. Cana k Catebe Da. Sc)ohn Del Bey I Canon's Creek iClaCons.lllte.o3.,Jerk li 23 13 I 6 7 4 4e 54 21 3 4 41 27 29 I !HD 59 6 id Cob.. Cop i er +Colonial Gold lOoplapo SCopper ?diners of Eng itno. Pref 7 8 per Cent. ... •o•Fortana !Cr, at h met Vegirg. i?General I Greet Polgooth Ott. Wheal VG? Ue.ted 'Linares :~ $ .................I ii.til4;l7; New ()rands Nouveau roods Pontailm , d Silver Lead Poet Philip Quartz Rock ekthytuncy Iran +Do. New Santiago de Cuba ,South Australian Do S:rip . Da Croft Uezleau -- Waller West Mariposa t Transkrable tit a all all all DANIS, all 93 04 all 96 66 1451p61 4 dis par 50 1 13 al 25 , oakmeretalof Loadoa 1 39 -_- 19 1 21 1 32 35 1 din par 11 e re il il 2 21 11 0 . 11 t i i 3 pa 1 1 llia 13 14t 19 21 1 5 6 41 5 4 1 to 3 1 31 3 I 1 JOINT STOCK Ikostralsids BrOlills ?forth Moak's' Bank of *rs Uo.do.ot lad.,Aucit Ch City _ _ I Lao& 17} 17; 8 7 pm ' 19f 20 dh lit 18 par 2 pm id 3 34 42 43 31 83 aa.Chartgank of Aset i Ditto New London and County ... LankEut.EtankingCori !action Joint fitoca London and Wasteninati _ _ Nat. Prov. of England Do. New National of Ireland Now South Wakes.- Orient. firmalLo s matlon Provinaislof lloyal Australian Bank. inn and Gold Smith Matralialmp. Co Union of Amisslla Do. New _ _ Ithaca of London 1 20/00' 25i Australian Agriculturai.• 60,000 10 Australian Royal Mail 35,000 1 10 Berlin Waterworte Wiwi) American Land 00,000 5 Brit.& CoLben. &Ited.oa 8,915; 100 Canada 180. Do 6 per et. Jan.& Jab I 204,000 /Crystal Palace 30,000' Do. Preference 130,000, 4,Crystal Palma of Frame 80,0 u . 20IV.astet n Steam 24,004 251Electrie TclearaP o 21,000 10.6eneral Bin. Narigatios 10.000 20,14urral8.8.alipi log 00. 25,01 u, 6 Gen. Iron Screw Collier 80,001, 10 1 Medlterranean Meet. TaL 20,000 1 10 Nlexicau te St. American 50,000 1 National Patnt.lStm. Fuel 50,000, 10 Naherlascla Land 73,000 1 2 5 .8. Wales Coal & Inter Steam Navigation Co. 128,616, 11North Brit. Australasian 25,000! 20V North of Europe Ream 60,00 1 Crier 4,1 Gm _ % 120,000 6,Pet111 , 1 - erLsadathursl MOW 30' Pcnin. & Oriental Steam 20,11e1 50 Do. New 50,000 2 Portland Iron Company 14,840' 14 Royal Mall (steam 100,000 1 Scottish Aleut. lacuna 100,060 11 Do. New 14,200 25!Qouth Australian Land 73,u re 1 4 u banuite Tele,. Scrip 75,00( 1. Do. D. Registered 25,0061 No Truet&LoanCo. ofUpoan. 10,000 1001 Van Diemen's Land 39i 40i 71 72 id 74 Si adl 19 30 2 le AL GO Cl 130 135 114 113 li 1 131 2 1141 I 11 I 11 1/ id $ 39 i pm ,I, I 1 12i 194 LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. LIMPOOL. Arouse 10.—The market has been very doll to-day, eluting without feature at the following rates : —Cledonian, 111 4 E .stern Conntir., 114—Lancashire and Yorkshire, el 1-1 Werpool, Crosby, end Southport, 144 701—North British, 74—Booth Eastern, 184-13 t. Uelens (guaranteed 6 par cent. stock C), 1 In—Dutch Rhenich, 4 d. ltatecessran, Anover 10.—The market by been doll, but pries bare und,rgone little change. Doren, 119.16—London end North Western, 9114—Leeds, 914—Enion Plate GIMP, 264—Irish Land, 13.1$ 254—Eset Lancashire Fifths, 4 prem.—London and North Western biebths. 13.:6 dis. —North gtaftordebtre, el din. Bs so too usu. Seam 10.—Thls market was heavy to-day, and slimes generally tower. Great Western stow Valley Guaranteed block was does at 39—Ditto Birmingham Guaranteed nt 614—Birmingham and Darby* at l2—W arw'ck end Naptoo Canals at 10. Depute, Avotutr 9.—Three pet Cent. Consols, 904 4—New Ibis, per (nut. Stott, MS 4—Bank Stock. 1124—City ot Dublin Bleats Cmapan Compe er aid 64—Consumers' Gas Company Pl. paid) ie gj a .; Mtning of Ire land (71. paid), 14 z ti.—Dublin and lunation (431. pied). 414—Dundalk end Enniskillen (514. paid), 134 — Great Southern and WL stern (M. paid), 514 —Newry, Warrens:4A and Boetrevor (201. paid), 24. LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY. REPORT OP THE DMECTOI4B. The statement of amounts appended to this report shows that the revenue for the six months ending 30112 Sane, ISIS, with the balance of 3631. 4s. sd. from the previous half-year, amounts to 35,7071. 11e 11d.. and the expenditure to 16,6151. lk. 10d.; leaving a prat of 15,3 41. 12s. Gd. Deducting from this sum the interest on debentures, which amounts to 3774/. ino 3d., there remains a Be; betake of 13,1101. 3a. 3d. to be divided amongst the sharebokkre. The dimmers tonummend that a dividend of 2s. !d. • share be de- Want which will Wood) 13,0051. 10s. 3d., aid leave 1141. Ale. to be carri , d over to the next amment. On comparing the revenue with the same period in 1654, it will be observed that there is a diminution In the passenger Wen unsisnekg to 1.0661. 2s. 9d.; the number of gussengers and the receipts daring men half-you Wig as folios via.: 11420.410 gammon,wing to 33,7421. Is. Ind. in 1834; and 3,025,366 sauMbre to 31,5741. kr Id. In 1853. The directors have caret inmetteMel the amend the drellas of the passenger traffic, and they are of elieba Ms 6 aid 11 It le be more degneowing to the long seatlnnesse of avow aWaY dude, the early part of the yew, it in denklees to be ettelbeemi the present state if km the war, end the melees Gk. cumstances connected ebb It. " de in Par& Mass the beginning of lien Ow Seam Mirth Wodwisittrabes have been runniagie end Mm lambilleekekeng at more keguent Inter vale than during kit year, lad dr teak bee that mese allows Im provement. The peedon offkienkurp eel Sesame See estendhig I tram Staalord-Mllope to Lelgl e vasapeed (or Ingle on the let July, sad the rode le limits end Remote by way of Thames Haven, the if lees. During Iles one' period which has Uwe elapsed. Pmt t of the trek bee been en couraging, rossbe dig the come a reedy roberwl to. The widening of the Mk between aellMarlits and Mew, bee, up to the present time, been IgsW b diSedass In obM possession of the property required 4 had ems ibibelabie en sew pearly over -001118, and tue works ma wheastag Sewer* eseeibides. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Milo Pas- Ma- Totl, Total LIIIVATL open. renrezo. chuldlan 1866. 1854. Week ending Jay 15 1 . A A A A and 06ellolo — 6.ara 2,40 8. 6 0 0. 174 Lilla Cit an Avg. 4. =:= sansiorifto 36 231 23) 351 364 aaA Naiddellien Grant Ilastlorn and Weeaarn Mai Sol= ....... 11.12111 M amollon. ..... IQ 173 77 160 346 Aug.g. . 6.. Wok and A IMMOinteal IL apse ViA.Ci;. - Dahlia MI Bethel Junction Dun a& ma Imiakillas! 26 216 171 337 316 Paul Gin ox THE WAR.—Tbo Nottingham Anacersoatio thielsty advertises in the local papers a prise of dye paining for t►e best Glee, sale voices, subject The War." Casopstftoso must be natiroa or midgets of the 'town or antaty. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The English stook market remains firm at yester day's prices, with very little business. Consols have continued without variation, it 901 to 91 for money, and 911 to 3 for the Bth of September. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 913; the New Three per Cents, at 923 to 1; Exchequer Bonds at 1003 to 1; and Exchequer Bills, Jane, at 18s. to 225. prem. Omnium is quoted 43 to 41 prem. Turkish stock continues to rise. The:present quo teflon is 933 to 3, or about 3 per cent. higher than yesterday afternoon. Other securities show little change. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 19 ; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Venezuela Active Bonds have been dealt in at 311 t Sardinian at 87 ; Portuguese Four per Cents. at 45; and Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 371. The 308,0001. in gold brought in by the George Marshall, from Melbourne, is now in hand, and the bulk of it is expected to be cent into the Bank to- morrow, the continental demand for the precious metal being trifling. The Tay, which hu just sailed for Lisbon and the Brazils, has taken out nearly 30,000/. in specie. The Emigration Commissioners invite tenders for the hire of two ships (to be received on the lath inst.) to proceed respectively to Adelaide and Geelong, and to be ready for passengers between the 3rd and 10th of October. The Admiralty have ordered the ships Affghao,l Victor, Bellaire, and Effort to be surveyed; and have engaged the Challenge, for the conveyance of stores to Gibraltar. A recent official document gives the following as the result of the traffic returns in some of the French railways compared with the corresponding period of 1854: Increase to June, 18-55. Increase per cent. Northern of France £148,862 20 81 per kilo. Eastern Western Orleans 136,547 13 70 „ Lyons biediter cancan Central Southern 29,891 48.74 „ The increase on all the lines in the aggregate is 1,080,0001. or 13.97 per cent. per kilometre. Advicee from St. Petersburg of the 2nd inst. quote the exchange on London slightly higher, at 36; to No new business is reported in produce for exportation. The cost of transport overland was Ito. 20 kop. At the meeting of the Eagle Assurance Company yesterday the report of the directors was received with satisfaction. The total income of the year is stated at 139,7131. 195., and the total outlay at 90,5511,, leaving a surplus of 49,1621. The claims arising on the decease of lives assured were referred to os of unusually small amoont, and favourable character, that is to say, they have for the most part arisen under assurances of long standing. The dividends are to be paid in October. The following half•yearly meetings are newly an nounced, viz. :—Stainee, Wokingham, and 'Woking Railway Company, for the 28th inst. ; West London Railway Company, for the 24th inst. ; British Sperm Candle Company (extraordinary), for the 21st inst. ; and General Screw Steam Shipping Company, for the 24th inst. An extraordinary meeting of the Super-Phosphate Compost Company is also called for the Ist of Sept., one of the objects of which is "to consider the pro priety of registering the company under the Limited Liability Bill, if the same should pass this session, and to adopt resolutions accordingly." The example set by this company will probably be followed by many others. An arrangement for raising the capital to complete the West-end and Crystal Palace Railway has just been concluded. The plan carried out by the Great Northern has been adopted in this instance. The capital of the company has been divided into two equal parts. One consists of 3/. shares, on which a preference dividend of 7 per cent. is to be paid before the other can receive any dividend. The dividend is secured by an annual payment (in lieu of rent) by the Brighton Company, and likewise by a similar arrangement with the Crystal Palace Company. This will secure a West-end terminus for the Brighton and Dover Railway., as well as for the visitors of the Crystal Palace. The Master in Chancery charged with the wind ing -up of the Borough of St. Marylcbone Joint-Stock Banking Company orders the contributories to pay a call of 21. 10s. per share. The coupons due the 16th June last upon the debentures of the Alar del Rey to Santander Railway Company, are informed that they will be paid upon presentation at Santander. Relative to the market for American stocks, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market for American securities has been steady during the past week. We note transactions in Tper cent. Alabama Sterling Bonds at 92. There arc bonds of Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, end Cincinnati cities offered; but the attention of English capitalists halt not been much directed to city securities. Erie Third Mortgage have bean much sought after, and have advanced fully 1 per cent. Illinois Free Land Bonds anal Shares are still offered, particularly the shares with few buyers. Great Western of Canada con tinue firm, and a 7 per cent. dividend is generally antici• pated. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, August 4, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 20,709,290 Decrease 263,666 Public deposits 6,152,221 Increase 930,813 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 12,861,030 Decrease 241,498 Other securities is banking department Coin and bullion in both departments' Seven day and ether bills 1,052,978 Decrease 458,637 The Rest The Reserve (vin., notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits increase.. £930,813 Other deposits decrease.. Notes and bills in circulation decrease.. Rest On the other side of the account: Government' securities decrease 241,498 Other securities increase .. Coin and bullion decrease 153,653 Total The large increase in the private securities, coupled with the appearance of other items in this return, attests the activity of the demand for money, conse quent upon the French loan and upon the commer cial settling of the 4th. The decrease in the bullion, it is satisfactory to notice, is this week lees consider able. BANE OF ENGLAND.—An An Bth Vb.. c. 32. for the week endi I,kvs DU Kota Weed ..... Lot, puentaot to the Act 7th had 00 HotultAY. August 4. ISA .... - 'AITIIINT. 1 Gorrimment Debt., . 171.015.1. 0 0ther Securities . 317. 084.900 00Id Coin and Bullion 15.001,5.90 Silver liullion ........ i~eii9o -- b 72 Peopsiotoss* Capital 04.663 .000 Rest 3,340, Public BeitOsltS iitiatttt: Exciseg.. Say. Banks, Commix. of National Debt, and Div. data) 5,152,29 Other Depodta Soson•das stadothaßilis 1.0424,78 I Government Beearttian nnelud. Demi Weight Annette) ..... Other doeurttlat 13.592. , .15 Itotts ' Gold NM Baur Colt 04144 li 439.9 0 39.993 Augast 9.1966 J. IL ELSET, Deputy. FRIDAY EVENING. The English funds to-day showed increased firm ness, and closed at a rise of / per cent., owing chiefly to the favourable change in the weather. The opera tions continue very restricted, speculation being vir tually in abeyance. The scrip of the new French loan was last quoted 21 to 3/ prem. It is expected that Messrs. Roth schild and Sons will return the swplus deposits to subscribers on Monday or Tuesday next. Consols opened at 91 to for 6th September, and closed at 911 to 1. For money the final quotation was 901 to 911. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 91, 901, 91 ; ditto, for account, 6th September, 91/, 74 15 Ai 56 9 91 19 99 70 19 1114 66 67 127 129 102 104 2281 4116 46 90 TO 75 7 9 ;a 7 9 PIE 61 611 - - dls ie 1 0; d di 87 88 7 e MI 6 3 11 9 die II 21 60 62 30 31 72i 14 7 el Ws 3 3 es 12/ i 13 49 49 - 4 ilia c a 616 aim 1;d15 1 5 6.42 r K ia 13i 14i 41 43 30i 31i 4 add 80 41 20 81 1 He 4 20 22 7 2 Me 2 8 int Pal 92 90 99 301 u a -1 gni I I . 134 1 60 62 119 121 111 11i 105 107 t "a 104 101 6 6 96 98 95 97 67 87 10 11 16 1 C f 1 f 71 101 74 76 101 30 31 10 111 16 die 131 133 it Si PI ii, 14 91 9 lie IBS id 97 99 4 till pi? 4 1 41 104 10$ OS 97 si if 1 fes 105 110 Ige lie l 141 car So 101 103 e 1 16 18 I 21 pa t 3 23 dlr. ,ILWATB. 10 102 2 2 2 1 2 pm fi irm xfa S tii po 2 4 1 2 42 2.1 3 ;m 71 elm. 161 1./ 64 66 - - -- • ;;4 iii pai 4e 6 i l Si I I i Pm Pla 31 4 I 21 100 23 12024 110 112 113 113 1074 10)j 21 11$ 7 II pm 14 20 an 2 pa 7 9 3 3 34 I 87 VI 12 8 4 1 9 1 49 494 49 31 30 52 144 108 12 74 191 8 .1 66 116 1011 391 71 81 Lie id 971 6 7i I $0 201 301 KUM 40 10,000 be 40,010, U 59,200. 10 B,ooo'loo 10,000 100 25,000100 33,000 20 11.000 100 16,01831 20 10,000 10 20,000 . IC 6,0.0 100 80,000' 60 20,000'100 10,000 100 10,0001 10 ! 20,000 1 10 MOO 10 12,873 26 20,000'100 20.000 I 12,000 25 82,000 95 8,000 80okato1 10 1 13 Set 211 121 91 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1, 4. New Three per Cents., 921, 1, 1. Long Annuities, ex piring in January, 1860. 4 ; 30 years' Annuities. 1880, 31. Threc•and-a-half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 1001, 1001; ditto, 1859, 1001, 1001. The New Twe-and-a-Half per Cont,s were dealt in at 751. Omnium clo_ed at 41 to 41 prem. Transactions took place in the March Exchequer Bills at 21s. to 21s. prem., and in the June Bills at 18s. to 22r. prem. In the foreign stock market the movement is still mainly confined to Turkish, which continues to show a strong upward tendency, stimulated by the belief that the new loan of five millions will be brought forward next week, during which Turkish securities are expected to form tho absorbing feature of the market. The closing quote don this afternoon was 931 to 1, or about per cent. higher than that of yesterday. Other stocks were quiet and steady. It appears that the Peruvian bonds which have been handed over by the government of that republic to New Granada and the Bquador are dollar bonds, the dividends on which aro payable in the United States out of the proceeds of the guano sold in that country. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The gold mining shares are still without enquiry of importance, and prices show no charge. The shares of the several Australian Land Com panies are steady. Linares shares have been dealt in at 81; Imperial Brazilian at 21; National Brazilian (Cocacs) at 41; and Bt. John Del Rey at 28. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Clijah and Wentworth, 21, 20, 201 ; Cayenne), 31 ; Great Alfred, 17 : North Sortridge, Is. 6d., Is. 95. ; Noun Crotty. 91; South Frances, 550 ; Sortridge Consols, 41,1, 4,4, 6, 44, b. I, 64 ; South Bedford, 44, ; Tamar Consols, 2, 24; Treleigh Consols (old), 14s. 6d ; Vale of Tow 7, 21s. ; West Providence, Us. ; West Sortridge, 21. 61., 6s. 94., 6s. lid. ; Wheal Grenville , 3 4 . : Wheal Exmouth and Adams, 71, : Wheal Guano, 84. 9.1. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stork Exchange, viz.: Rasenarne, 210, 2121 ; North Basset, 29 ; West Basset, 30` ; Great Wheal Allred, 17 ; Sortridge Consols, 41, 4,0, 64 ; Tamar Consols, 2, 2 1.16 ; West Sortridge, hs., 6.. Alfred Consols were freely offered, sad closed nominally at 14. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is firm, it the encased quotatioos— via Town Tallow, Ms 3d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 655. ; October to December, Ms. 9d. MARKET Av ERN:MS.—Town tallow, 565. Gd. ; tat by ditto, 33. ; yellow itussian, Ms. 61.; melted stuff, 425. 6d. ; rough ditto, 265. 61. ; tallow g , 125.; good dregs, Ts. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports the supply larger, and prices havisn a lower tendency. Prime meadow hay, 10es. to 112.. 6.1. ; superim, 117 s. 6d. to 1.165. ; interior, 80s. to 905; new, 160 s. to 1205.; rowen, to 955.; clover. old, 100 s. to 1305.; second cut, 90s. W 1135.; new, 105 s. to 1265. ; straw, 255. to 30s. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is well supplied with both Vegetables and Fruit of Eoglish growth ; and foreign produce continues to be largely imported. West India Pinta are yid arrivi6g in great ; quantities, and Erglists ones ore now unusually writ supplied. Peaches, Nectarines, and Cherries are plentiful, more especially Cherries, which have, however, suffered much from wet ; and Grapes of excellent quality are abundant. Strawberries aro nearly over. Oranges realise item 12s. to 20e. per leo. Potatoes ore plentifuily supplied. Lettuces realise lid. to 9d. per score. Cut Flswers consist of PAPIIIOII Flower', Heliotropes, Eupbor bias, Piuke, Carnations, Cyclamen", Chinese Primrose", Heaths, and Roses. - !RUM Pine Apples, per lb., 3s toes Melons, each, 1s to 53 Grapes, per %b, Is 61 to es Wrench, do., .o to Gs Peaches, per do; tts to Ills Pears, Jargocell, per doz., !sloes Necterints, do ,Ge to 12, I per half neve, 3s A priwts , per doz.. 2* to 4r. Merrier, per halt sieve, 2. to es G-rengsges, per punnet, 2s to 3s Gooseberries, do., Is ed to 'ls Mr, per doz., 3s to 68 Currants, do., 35 to Sc VEUIPTAbLE.4. Loehr, per bunch, 24 to 3d Negetablc Mcuross, per dozen. Ys tole Cauliflowers, per dor., 2s tO 1. Frcoch . Beane, per half sieve, .11; - 6 . d to 2s Gd ' I Pratt, per Gimbel, 24 Gd to 4' Gd Potatoes, per ton, 7Ue to ,09e per cal., 3e (id to Se per bush., 2s to 3s Carrots, p. bunch, Id to Gd tumip., do., 3d to &I Cucumbers, eseb, 3d to 14 Spinach, per sieve, Is to 24 Radiehss, Turnip, p. It bunches, la to le Gd Bee, per doe., Is Gd to 2s Celery, per tut., le to le Gd Shallote - ,per lb. 44 to Gd Garlic, per lb., Gd to ed Lettuces, Cab., p. rcore, ed to is Co., per score, is to Is Gel Small Falsde, p. puu., 2d to 3J Horse itadedi, ice t dl., 2s to 4. usl irooms, per pot., Is to le Gd Parsley, per botch, . 4 d to 4d Marjoram, per bunch, 4d to Gd /tweet herb., per Lunch, 3d to 4d Mint, green, do., 24 to 3d Mr. Gough, the well-known Temperance orator, has sailed for the United States. LEWES RACES.—These ninth, which come off on. the 10th and 17th August, bid fair this year to gain some .'clar in the sporting world. The entries gee numerous, the stakes nych larger than usual, and, altogether, there is no reason why the Lewes race-hill should not become us emi nent for testing the merit of the first bloods as soy course in England. Thu Wills not surpassed by acy, end the train ing grounds in the neighbourhood are truly excellent.— Sussec Express. A Pion FIGHT.—One of those disgusting exhi bitions called a prise fight, took place on the plantation farm, in the parish of Littleport, on Tuesday, between Jene Edwards, of Cheltenlam, and Topper Brown, a native oi Leicester, fur 1001. a side. After a brutal contest, which lasted between five and six hours, Edwards was de clared the canq . One of the Isle magistrates re ceived intimation of the circumstance by post, on the morning of the fight, and Immediately gave orders to the police constable to inform his superintendent of the fact, and to take the necessary steps to prevent it ; all the avail able men were ordered to be in readintes, but, from accidental circumstances a conveyance could not be procured, and tho train had just left. A sergeant and five men prcoeeded on foot to the place of coot), ct, which was eight miles from Ely; they arrived at a quarter-past 2 p.m.; the combotante had Oath been fighting about an hour:; when within a short dis tance an alarm was given that the police were coming, the ropes, SA., were removed a short distance into tho county of Norfolk, where the fight was finished. There could not have been (ewer than from 1,500 to 2,000 people present, amongst them several gentlemen from Ely, and a noble lord. and other LondonCorinthians,who ought t know better than associate with such people, and to witness so disgraceful an affair. A second fight took place between Con Quin and Owen Owens, which kited about an hour and a half, Quin being the victor.—The greater part of this respectable company, including pickpockets, blacklegs, and all the broken-nosed, sherveropped blackguards from London, "with foreheads villainous low," were taken to Mildenholl by special train, and so returned in the evening, not being allowed to stop at Ely or Cam bridge stations. One circumstatco centered worth men tioning. During the fight, some one stole the engines driver's watch; when the hour fur returning arrived, the man refused to stir an inch until his watch was returned. This being communicated to the editor of a well-known sporting paper, the "office " WAS given, and the " swag" returned in a twinkling.—Cambridge Indrp'ndent Press. CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE THAMES.—The contest for the Silver Challenge Sculls, the symbol of Thames cham pionship amongst gentlemen amateurs, took place yesterday. According to the conditions of this wager, the Silver Chal lenge Sculls are a floating prise, the holder beiog compelled to row any aspirant to the championship every 6E1843. On this °co.-mien Mr. Cassmajor was the only gentlemen who entered the field, and rowed yesterday against Mr. Herbert P. Cayford, who received the sculls last year from Mr. Payne. The distance was from Putney to Kew-bridge. Mr. Cammejor, who won the Diamond Sculls at Henley this season, was the favourite. The two gentlemen started evenly, and continued so for fifty yards, when Mr. Cass major drew himself clear at the Duke's Head, and at Searle's was another boat in advance. Oraduai.y Mr. Case major increased the lead, and woo by several lengths with coils. THE QUEEN'S OWN REGIMENT OF INFANTRY will, on Monday morning, by permission of their colonel. the Earl of Wilton, proceed from their encampment on Wool wich Common to Cremorne Gardens, accompanied ty their band, to aciat in the representation of the Siegs of Sebas topol, with the Storming of the Mancelon Vert and Capture of the Rifle Pim, which form a portion of the entertainments to be given in the Grand Military Fete, in aid of the Wel lington College, on Monday evenlng..at these garden?, under his the immediate patronage of her Majesty the Queen and Royal Highness Prince Albert. AFOTHECARIEs' HALL.—Names of gentlemen who paned their inaminetion in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, August 9; William Armitage Etrnshaw, Hems worth, Pontefract, Yorkshire; Robert Nathaniel Mitchell, Manor Hesse. New-moss road; Edwyn Andrew, St Austell, Cornwell; Noted Cranawick, Beaumont street, CHOLERA IN ITALY.—A letter from Milan Cj ori f h o e rdE 2 Tli nd. in the Opinion of Terin, states that the cholera as nearly disappeared from Paris sad Milan ; but the same letter gives a lamentable account of the state of Brescia, where the malady is at its height ; all the wealthy inhabitants have left, the churches and shops are china, and even the payment of taus has been suspended from the difficulty of collecting them. At Bologna the cuss enrage 100 per day. 714,192 .~ 7e ICU id 98 1.5 7 1 254 1191 10 40 49 $ 6 6 la 251 14 70 60/ el i 11110 j 107 6 Is; si 23i i I 191 z 12 1 94; 10,01 103,g1 17i 18; 61 G. It lif 1 i I 2i 22 4 4 60 70 - PM 11 3 924 Si 111 61 WI I7A 3bi 30/ 1. d 324 z;cl T 1 id 23 1 171 18 18 IS 1 lii 1114 i a Ili I