The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-16 00:00:00

-. 4.1 t wu elk/Alba a very lureaiJeWe wMpaa ,nt 611114.0k1S • tan. - My ode's soother die] likes goon ago. I bow Meg she leases the agyinst before her death. woos ID and 70 wit= she died. My ode b.d r 1.. oin s &Bylaw, sod I weer ISW may sign of uu• Joist .4 dudi her She oss rather baser to her eon its thee to Thootne her other 800. Se evidence d Mire constables Varawy cad Dann was takes. awl Isms wax being examined whew au t Wt.] NEW COURT. (Beton the )itereerier.) the %Mitt( of the recut this isoruher Ding MIS'Sa sh.. was °Derided es Tandy d eend'ol • tcoind letter to Fir Jars Pergola's, Ins Drought up ntetwce. it.eonke, inn heist addrors ordered Ides tot bo oed end kept to hard Wryer for twelve seenthr. THE POLICE °OMIT& (HlB DAY.) IUOTOr CONDOR AT CIIIOIOIIML k Oren,, a priao-lizittor p and Praia-id Coney, a aluaker, 'were charged with riotous mead at ere. citable Potter aid between 7 sod it Li "resin be eallol by Mr. Keeley, in d the away -148•4 and I the defendants, who we Inal• mins••••big t 16«ir ear thso•Th the torirtar. Tie -taker oil to tallow them to enter, but they 'MOW Ilpon 4intittaoo9 or preventing saybot dm it= ,rd, of 31.1 persons were waits pu• .urostile, and after some trouble "rheas smosseded sunning the defendants, hut they dem* Aber n.tunied to the place, an d coadmitel thimeiTel .luvrseefully. The stormier bad Jost labial • .cr of ladies mod gentlemen and Andres who won to enter the gardens, when defaulted., at ths o l e :if . losers, died them thieves, and other e ulleit out, " Mind your pockets." Beam of the Indio ell went ewer, and the others stood cm one diy ma ll thew eould get into the gardens. Wilma thee pro- I a‘siviance and oinveyed defendants to the station. Pa) uter What have you got to say ?. ferrlaut• -We me very sorry. We bed been think*. .I,*t oc.vr • ;son, tour 100t...f0p. We bays been locked ...rod many hours, and hope you MN crannider that. Purnter —You must pay ss. seek. of the defealauts—We have sot got any mow. f's , oter- Then you are committed for seism days. —•- • THANES. • PAINFIL CARL '••••ird sAori, aged 70.1, a eareworn.looking man, who M a lavon-dealor, of 2'l, Slater-street, lad :men, was heotyht before Yr. Yardley, charged two plank. .1 Rood, twit about 14 feet in promer conducted tuning( in • strange way in the mod on being eked bit name be nrylied very malignly, I.y, Short, to be sure." On being asked ida simonad lo• maid '• What do you want to know it foe?" and tlo— o wstion bad byes repeated several times by o r of the IC dirimiou, be said, " Edward, if you know.' polirrtnart. named John Squire, 447 K, add that ha the pr , oner is Cottefe.row, Mile.eud-roed, at for •1, tioi morning, carrying two sew deal *An arrow boulder.. He ethed the primmer where he ehtais-d . o, whieh ha replied thee be pre had. tor awe al the 1. awl Q. far the other. They were both et the tame quality, sal worth ha ar Ta They were woifuld I. of ► *sparest quality. Yanlley what the primer If be would ark aay una ~ f the visions, to which ha replied, "No; what :-ou. have I to oak about it?" ht. Sisiv,ll.Sl4.l.;;loe the saddle level now ' wear nu lurk, mud the Osaka bpd b Yr. Rowss, the sH t , .r. cud *ere musing from the bottom of the Vieto ,u.l, .tb.l(gwttbl.rocdotltlhYsawNq. nog Vile whaa he mu pumping. ler tle, 11 list you got to say to this, pawnor! pisomet (;.4 two say Wit Yardley—Ye., ant charged with stooling two ...,f wo• d. primoer— I have nothing to slay shout it. e wife /A the prisoner here got tato the warier -box, ...el that Lee hustsiod's mind was affected in anomi e of rryi. MS and Us having lam • large sem of mosey. ardley - Why do you allow him to go at large • sb• .rt said that she studie.l her family, who wished to he at home. He had nearly destroyed 'Ann oi his dwelling, and was hopeimmly imam. Her eiel the lima of kror shabbiest. IPSO , is &sem Lot a large Wily to perside for, sad her • owe • Luso too, row sossootoil to nothing at sit !..L..t few Weds hie asobast lad bolt straw. sad Lary** sadly. . V solley reissoadadi ths prisorier till sod .sweied th• ode to somult th• pariah dhow GI 0.11 41•••111. sail setsie bee lustiamrs oholuins to • M ryloss.il omolihroi aseassay tar his rialsy. Till ROYAL I.IIMILF OF INOLIED. 1.. photographic art, the 'multiplying cape , .4 le hieli are daily called to record, hes juit r.-I • ••••••• which the loyalty o the meths irdl rite. We have I. mammas the erimeistios pubbeatios of a eerier of pertreder 4 the .mlly 4 Y.agisad., take. Is his by that erelemetly e.ful photographer, lir. ItayaL The !rem share r Ilasoty preastese the pelikelles 4 bet pertain tit has est mail mew he semillid, meta Ift are bar Majesty remit hem aloe realieg mem peerally more latertily wady* to Ms people thee omit thee. to Mina this vivid repeeesstelise seed, the Prime Me Camert, seil the royal eWHrea le eolleeeiste 4 *tom ire see the imeenben of the beady se we Wee to oonteemplate thew, sot le the sal lemur of slehr, bat to the traoluillity 4 a reimal a,mr i Jr. The genes r repreeeeited an Wee phobi a. le poitte—atmohog by the Priem thwart ribs Ma .. b.., Semi sloths ea the Prises'e ; is • with the yossipsmt Prisms is bst lap; mai t• • thsio-q•srlar purtisit, sisarlisi doss. The ...a Mare i• Imes t•pr•mssSsd. coos sissibsi sith i.e Iwtwl i• tint at Ike Prism of W•les. drum ..f the re7sl Rimier and besliww. lie swam if ages, with • seiggwition d tamitellelle I ala lb. seder's attitude, =eke We owe et the pleasing sit the groups. %eh the Prises rod IM .sis sic "leo separately ripmentad. The Pr'wee Alba! I. • naval draw. Tb. Princess Helen sad the • r• Louisa are Wm, seperately, sack eleadhes so net ...• a lally men. The ?mow Alan, std Leepeld, dresses, sit treptlier, the .M win In natal the seek of the younger. We have nerved the Lot a portrait that will be mean with as melt -st as any is the eallertiota-tirt at the Primmer la, The quarts and tbe hfraiie Oaseert, with lb. royal rioldren hitherto meatierral, an throw:id in Week, the royal family Deng Is mug wino they were taken ; beit file hhil. 'ran &IA four months oat , wears • white ban ilisteeded, hoh bmg her tes std s hougeolu miens r • jots lb. heat merry party. it le &enroll to de the admirable imeautise el thaw portroile ; pine ty. I...weear it Way improve, will produce nom Withoet the least approach to harshness", thing u distroct wed clear, clown to the Siren in lb. die testy primmer'. We naderstind that they olitesualileby lb. pubbe through Horn. Manua sad Kern% street. IN WUUNDED VOLUM:RS IN SICILY. n• following letter froni Signora Mariu, gut -1.• a Ld• int.-rested in the " Lerner' trarihali.• ut tsisaratera," has been forwarded fur insertion r roltulitis . lei us., July V.—Hasten your kind offer's/0 ke .ack and wounded. Newer were they waisted u The detf.elne. d venerate *tarts fee %seine at 4 a.m., lig helmet 10-re awl at BareelluaalklOsick and wounds': Ise h.9.itml, more than GO are ly:ag on the lan .al, though I ►aee the ties all ready, I eauout get orals for the poor wretches. The Neapolitans devao three it:leers, aud , sioreover, the iebalittanta are del herd hearts]; thus their liberaton are neglected. 'darted at 9 this wonting for MOIOII/a. My Isar us his staff. You stay imagine how arsine I le• directly action ersinniesceis News as the sick ioeitelsd Ni in a mirrahle etas. we ■hall seed them to lie., as at Bareelloss we have no real hospital, oily . hut. hes; sad when the ouml.er. arms rzchaecd to • ,ovible state I dull yen gesserek. This ly a line to keep you itifortesi of our 1110•1•1111111. I uric* you to hasten your uprAtioni. I hops t►e kighsh consul at Palermo ha. mane Dew N. litaentinta, 30th. I have had nu MOMS of radial I Dow ail that if you could awl these throe hut . your heart wot!4 ache. I L.., work trio dawn t o We vast fuels. Mr... Ituadr..l w.ota.l”l aro "Jtanle fl►aw . " ItVigT•l PALOS. 811111.1144 i FIAT. oND.DAT, AMOS? i&-.4aSkalla as paymetit. 4,401 ; by serum Wide, 411; taut vibes% 5,01:, -- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. RE !STS.-! riS A iiiman: HOES! OF 00111fONS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoos. The railway share market to-day is decidedly depressed. An average fall of to per oent. has taken place in most of the leading stocks, and in one or two instanoes the reduction is more considerable. London and North Western stock is no!: quote_d 1014 to 4; Great Western, 714 to 72 ; land, 128 to e'mit din. ; Lancaahire and Yorkshire, 10d to div. ; Cale donian, 934 to 94, being steady ; south sat to 89 ; Great Northern, 1164 to 11fra i n li d Eastern Counties, 661 to 664. The Indian and Canadian Railway shame are drill Lombardo-Venetian remain vary heavy, and have fallen to 14 to 14 dim. OADLNAILT IRA= AND STOCKS. The SRAM took the shear at a vaster after twelve. JUDGE BL.tCHBURN AND TAB HIGH smours. Colonel TRENCH pee sake to eall the attention et the Douse to the recent transictions between one ol her Ha aty's judges and the Sheri ff of Surrey, sod to move e co the subject. fee The following were reed a third time sad passed : Atlierny and Ennis Juectiou Railway Bill sod Viscount Lorton s Estate Bill. STAMP DUTIES (No. 2) BILL. This bill was road a third time sad mood, after s state. meat hoes The CHANCELLOR of the MOHRIQUER (in answer to Mr. Warner, Mr. Anton, and Sir H. Willoughby) that in reliable estimate wild be formed <4 the product of the Dew stamp duties. The pesaystamp on rostract notes was a very smalls/fair iodeed ; whether it would produce MOM or more, he could not my. The other duties included is the bill were all relieving enactments, which 'mkt operate is favour of the revenue as wall as of the tax payer. The • eminent was endeavouring to relax the law in regard to the duties on life insurance. The alterations sow pro posed were founded on the charges for railway &wanner* ; but it was Impossible, at that late per i od - eesaion, to adopt a perfectly uniform Lim. The exemption of friendly sometime was continued by the act. SALLWATI. I 01111.0•111.....OW.M l a ir gibuis taLohailliATUlL I lank M rine ;Bodes. leuk44l YLG Moto' rd Ism4er io ai ui Si I let IN See ii 104 lell4 i; To 17; - • • Oork ukcl looks I EXCISE DUTIES BILL. In same to questions by Mr. HENLEY aid Mr. LONG. Do. • ) Ase div. udal Da B p.e. paid WI. Nadu aad Jas. Daattla a ,Par nt Malainaraaalso. K le _ rie CHA NCELLOR of the EXCHRQUFS stated that the benefit given Ly this bill to Egghead was not extended to !reline! becAuae Ireland did rot paystemed taxes. There wet nothing in the bill to lanetion any extra charge to the public for pm* Women The WI wadi read a third time and paseadL ft 4 44 40 V ID rim; ilia% Moak Do. Slack' &drft itto . CUSTOMS (No. 2) iIILL. On the motion for the third reading el thie bal. Mr. CAVE piled oat a doldrsalegs which would rash to the awn of spirits made tress atoleque hoot the )dot operettas of this MU and the Frame trertfy. 71e CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER give a abort explanation, and the 6tll was then reed a third time and pee. ed. DEFENCE OF THE REALM BILL. 1 ifldhiburglisololsopser Idinbree. J forth sot *e J. 1 =rL Wolof oe* oi O Gres{ Northam O Do. • O D. Most 0 04. &Mk !Wok (4o ) flisset Wasters Do.kkarrYs/Oua.titk • loiscoshlre Yorkshire z r 1W tea nte nal U 7 IL• US II? 114 LS n 1 711 00 0 1001 1001 . 70 :r2 On the issoTioirfor the tWrd of this 1111, Pur LE L EVANS regretted the iianew of the P - ;rotary , for War, whose attention he washed to draw to the estimate of 645,000 f. to be maned to-morrow, of which so explanation at all had been given. The SPEAKER mid the how. and pliant gentleman could not now go into • dismusion on the estimates. The bill lino read a third time and pared. SUPPLY. 4. Loudon and Blackwall L_on.,B trig:lB.omA 1 Lon4aa, LoadoWfo!th Wagn. 111 i ll6 el 11 12f N i l!Ais. i gsl/I:aden meL.OO4 On the motion for goini into rrrandittee of simply, Sir DE L EVANS Yin intnxhiced the subject of the item of 645,0C31. in rheumy adimatem sad complained thai sadist saphaatioas had sot hero siren THE BRITIIR 111. 1 811.31. . . .1, Infilifigoilio /.! W11.14._ --- so as 4111 a§ S 1 I IN Ilee 1114 US ii. iii MThefta Derby M all al IX WaslogM) La A Newarilie sal i S. .11 Newpark Abse..tiers DIP II infry&Aesratiold 1111 all := L Warrago. Wks 111. VS 1111 a Northam Cooties Ua It. la N.i 14111 a 111. ail Scab Dna kalL &D M. WI _ Do, • _ . . The hones Isa;inigaeWinto lir. WALPOLE: mood the vote for the British Museum, 80,053/. The whole at the expenses cornecti .1 :th the institution had now bon brought under one head, and were &boat 2,000/. low than last year. But on the building estimate there WS • slight increase, leaving, however, a paying osi this whole of 147/. There bad been some speci-1 purelseass last year. including pictures at Lord Northwiek's isle, some valuable =snow:ripe& of the Doke of Lauder dale; and • highly valuable mineralogi•-il colt-niece by Professor Owen. A very valuable present hat been made to the museum of some geological epecimers. Yr. 11. BEYDIOUR coatended that the Museum ought to be kept open till 8 or 9 o'clock in the evening for the bow& el the working clauses. Yr. SPOONER objected to the British Ido: lowit betel supported out of the public funds, eapecially at so great so expense. Besides, it did not rea .h the dim for which the benefit of the nomination was intended. Sift 11114 Mt 6 1 dim iloli pm 86 I rb I 166 107 1 a Si al* 014 7 m o.Z3P . iZi" es De. Y N I lasi= Nathae.WedenJass IT. North NottAbilnatimilL&C. al GI WO NO aLI Umiak niad WO Vales MO Weiss MO NON& lawaLlaa aU W an Obrakaaa Us 17 N N N N U NI 4 T 46 If 0 1 N Si N N N 4 $ 4 4 6141 10 1 Mr. IL JAMES mid that there had b•rn a falling off of *early 100,000 visitors from 1k57 to 18561. The hours at which the NUMMI WWI open were sick as to debar the great masa of thous who would wish to v:tit it. Mr. W. WILLIAMR complained of the little accommo dation afforded to the public in all our public institutions. The hours varied from ten to four to ten to six. It wannest Important to the limekiln chrses that the, should Live the opportunity of rifting the national eolleetiane. The Mn ileum was only open for three days in the week. Din* some portion of the other three ,lays ought to be driveled to the public. The sum paid for the establishment wee ine tee•se. 41 — T — so — 474147" -- PO !FA vas WI. , I Pi- I 1 IND A b tiamikl !n . _ MA. 141'1 SG R 11 0 Ili ii... 4-z: SEYMOUR wished that the total somber of those whe hod visited the Morro should be shows, including them who had visited the reading-room and other places. Mr. OREOIION was is favour of a small charge for ad mires brag made on two escarp r at South Reiterates Yu eum. l*ess loadra. , w.i MiM—Oaardl ILAILWAYIL Mr. LONGFIELD 'objected to the large rum paid tat W a n es — Dearly AWOL oat of 103103. Y. Mr. WALPOLE mid there bad Imes • great increase of visitors is the rude mouth of May, 186 7 , owing to the opening of the sew library. Ocelot:4ln this sadism mesa of motors, then bed base a it. Iy hierenes set surly '1 the number ef gement v;vitors, but .4 them who sr sr.ed there for the potpie,. of .aide. le the Hine: / there hut bran s greet hem.. the delimit! for Ismail for thit preposm Marne were moat &Orem to exhort the advesr-:c d W isetitetiw ; het so there was early smother trretes rpor•stbeadee himself (the amethyst of the Exchequer) he held sire so pleOle e• to the extes.dos of the boors of but he would enhonit the master ter to the trimes ti =Lee of the eater. Wear.) The CHANCELLOR of She EX( hoped that there would be no pra-4erl olrlacie is may of e.•• ant this envoi, Moe. The inuituilen wet purely a whorl ems, end tl.e olitsiben d Yea. Spasm was wholly vs teentled. The noshes in the Ihrery were sot Losdoser-. senor, bet so Jong has ii pets of the coastry. (Hear) Complaint had heretehee be made of the othirise ihe Yoram haw %o men ; saw it was alleged het they wets Ise kepi Wham easheleg the imparters, et eineithes dent of esesteny, the met could net late eight at the hit thst the YeYlurYw use a ;shard eau (Ham) Ns AYMBLIdt Blamed that WAdhere to benth Kne eholes Kenna lad equelled then, to the HAIM Yana There Were may IMINIIIIIMUte sod the addish o g eillredios et setteihnowle —he did not bow whether they more beamed weir the sew act. (A Look) HeN at the sinless were wail; *Sara Why shish sot the ems daelen of the DAM Illscsiini give the am tecilithe Be ellected to the peals hash being meet as keeping via, the imam trus-physelleslies et Keemhigles, is prefer me We'll., ism* gressmidsth Atha He hoped the whim wash asks pistil's tar ern* the Moores in the evenho. They were wry getting es es train system of sellseasse in the metropolis without WWI sailunnity at 111011•3111•111114. There me, for a gad peal allehles se the BMA Kamm end Gls Jerry u erred Thew weessevehlatehlitheeeste, all apes& log Imlay witbeal eullient eepdb messay end silky. Bum yeah ego Berllsplan MOM Val pesubiad for the country at large spew. mad t sus used rely ly the Load=si esd U ar the Kepi ilselety, 'dila at whirls were a a eimeher. That me a ealipect which wavered 'Mouths cie the Cheneeller of the Ee -1 chnow. M. BM mid the salaries of the amidst* is the Bri- Soh Mama was lower than those paid in Lay ether public deperanest, while the duties required hrfher epriMillentiram Moriemer. thee Ishoured under the di•idvantage ot haviag se MIAs, allowance to look forward to. Lord J. Emmen eeteelly propowal au Mamas of the salaries at a meeting of the imam. re?.0.86. Deo.Partb.t 4 .1 1 .ber. Jon. UM Oa." A. 6 p. et. De. It, II el Do. C. 7 p. p. et. Z. Oren. lz.. Sp.et. No.l Da 4a N 0.2 De. Now 4p. el Oa . Voles. 6 p. et. SUL It Oleesew 6 p. et. ,NortkVesaol. pat Gnat Noelamea, 6 p. el Do.laretallap.eLpa. Ds. esip. perm& Do.e.retall i m tilt!. Seellesd, let }a tILVI r a:=4lll= Do. roleas.7p. oat Do. dam 4 p. et. Doest bel elreimarte. Do lbw Peel norm De.CbialetitAtllp.a fp. a D D o. New Gm Meek Da limel. Dm aro Dada as Da tio. Ile Irmo& Tort*. II p. esti Loso.tartePL.6 wadi& IN Nat Dolpe. do. Nal De. ep.e. 40. Zs. Dens r.. do. • Do. a. 40. .... Do. p.petaLlo... Da Ip.a Fret= Daada (W. Do. ep. ii ta a et. vita Y. , LeaClLltem wawa liaalikaL Loallp.ol. I Do. 128 De. Si per orail Darrieemolde ... eze 4 Narat4Oloo De.Oeialf. Do. 412tet. Pat Sleet Da lollabolie 6 p.e. Norlelltlp. elk. North 1~16 par De. Now Ova 1 p. et. De. Danko Ualea pep If .16a.-11r am A p.s.Prt I Do. M. a Da Leeds ep.oL Ira I Dal's& IL It Moore. North ei rsrir e ewiW N.1222t el ?teat &tabor. dp.a. De. I pt 4. Prot Steel Dena llsed 42 a iris. WM. la /Ma p. gi Do 42 par meg Da Need 4 pro awl Weis6le p peara 4 p Y . orb. e. eal issi 4 p. a pa . • 4p.e. Do. De. do. C epo. 40. Dews. Weeraa =mop 6p.0. WAILS—Pa tetotrael. Da do. led 40. Da Neer. 6 p. el het Do.eopeep. 4 p.OL peat pass, as Pit 1 swam 1 CONINOIIAIIf also advocated aa lowans of the au. on the pound of the espouse* of the dates and Many persons who had been employed fur twenty years had not yet attained the maximum of 300 f. a plat. The CFIANCIELLOR of the iI.XCIiEQUEIt had hord that the intimate would be allow vl to paw without any eiWnie for an Leorease of *epee,. If • !vacates of ne treecliment like the haw. .ember for Brighton advocated augmented expeaditurih what wen to ezp..-cted from thme who did not ssvurne that cha racterT It WY nut ti-ht to compere the cue al the welatanta is the Manure with that of of in other politic depertmente The litter were, or were at all rivals supposed to be, always at work, while the former WWII during • great part of their time rendering only the service atteedance. The takers in the British Maws were all reviving more this wespnaisised to them whew they accepted their push. He regrett...l that the government had been unable to make hater use of Burlin3lea House, but it was owing to the wretchedly ha d& cieot inastsvansent of our pulp r: work., which was marked by Irate, vacillation, Dilgardlinese, extravaganoe, .od other opposite vices. Hr should not be wary to 111141 soma revolution overteka this portment, for he despaired of seeing it brought into proper order by any tither MINIM. [Left sitting.) lAstwo 1"010e00_. Lamal ffs. p.e. lthibalasal to Oralawinit. 10a• &Rail. _ nia Ilhooddi AU Radon el lame 111 01. HI .oi. W .04. Lia=oBB4. ,▪ lake 05•08 or • liska. 11Aorre aa#Turubsel R ama IoN or WIDIT CCIIIMRLA111). —The Mn.. pen Wytalliamt, mimosa son of Lord Lrconield, ham issnadan address, offering himself as • candidete the ecieservaiive interest for the vacant wit in the retire... Mae ties of the western division of the county of I 'unerlaseL Theis deer not appear to he • prolebility of a contest, ea other sewildats Irvin in yet been emotes:sit MINORIAL TO TER 141'11 MK. PUoIN. —The Very Rev. Dr. Arord, dem of Canterbury, Sir Clwartl Cut, Snit, the Tea. Area/imam Thorp, Mr. Charles Harry, Mr. T. D. Ached, ths Rev. William tioutt, rector of Vit. ()lave, Jewry, 16. St Is Strange and otter gentlemen have bees • eomenlttse for the purpose of foondlies • tea studentship in architecture, to commemmate the services of tic lam Mr. August' a N. WA,. Perin in Mitpromotion of tree principles of medieval architecture. It in proposed that the interest of the fund shall he awarded to sa archite,stomi student, in such manner and at wish Mlan may hereafter be dicidsd, and to be expanded la les in tie Unitod Kimplont, and la ssanuseig sad weeiraties its medieval aishiterture, sculpture, and paint. Inc About MM!. has keen sabscrilied. Mr. Ben/ford-Hope sad It,. Gilbert Scott ',inset os tressuren to the fund, and the Royal Institute of British Arvititacte will be asked to Imiemse trustees. - WIN • .... 110 a New • iie s i Matta I (P s wa rd b' D ' al . ,. ,w sad _ . al ; fu l 1 la r ? pa asai. an 1 1 .1mbre sod M r ~. all i M i asmal Fist I Am 4lpereL 1* R. Aux& k Veseilas W r 4 ontlient of Fresse all Wad Fleseses _ _ ,U i Ate Do. ae par owl Prat all Wait. R. W.al Prima Woman al iorarla al Wiaalisaaa The nunibor of natienta treated at the Samaritan Free Roopital far Weems aad Children, filwart...treilt, P"rtomaa.opar., flunug the week tallith( August 11, lima 7'41, of wind' 164 wan new oar. To. lU. I pr — a — rci 10011Til ^NC 11l if arilk4p.clitarASspi. IS MI K 111? M. I. Dr SALA. Jaa.4lsly HO OS 111111 MASI OlLWeep.es pal Pa WM& N. bdi p. lA. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, _ AUGUST _ 16 1 _ 1860. I iNarrlic.ak . Tel. ;:e* I tori; De. Pinirpro . Z ig & mar laislda, Ds. Joins," amp_ Do. Joao kw; nes wawa sO. Dtabiga Ups TADook•p.a.ses 00 7 10 4 =Tr mot DoMen last Lama Do. Jalielpare islorisa Do. 4 p. &DBMS Do. t p. at. . I T Mak" mu • • risbi l Inatibiek of awls Do. • pwr oil Peet. . Do-Ses.Prill AJe. Do. 0 per et. Da. 7 pet et UDC ... Do. do. LA— . Di, do. lilt— Ilest tufts I 1 lat i 2. 1. X•-7 17 - - L a Da Now : lis.,pr e gt.llllll9 ...-- Do. fa_ Me ii: cii:. 7$ 1: 0 001.110,per. Madras Omar. 4a pa el Dm do. II j =l... Do. Do. 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Avow, 14—The market deolheed from the = s ir cti l ied_ ca TzLek, at neettlz e r m wt. lower. t. itiorth Mock B"ek to—trest W ° 74 111 ;4 6 1 11 —U l tot ° ahtre re" and Yo e r r klhire, 14 8 Lad= antartk i kellOrk 1411—Menebeater, Shefield, anal Loeotn, 414-141444114 Beek, 141 es all 1-114tto, new 'heron e le p. Wert Brillikarrek, Gee Mtaffordahlre, If 4.—Nerth Capital Stook, We ea dlr. York tk 44 WI dlr. 114 e--ditto Leeds Stock. 694 ex dir. 16 1346 West Midland,_o on eft At7—Du 4 — Great Lturenhoeug, 7 of Canal 7 Wentorn of Caned* . Ille 1114-41tOo, Dew akorele An— Iledblo and Lake Heron, I 41--Great Ship, In in et arenas sad Mersey Marine Ownpriy, 4101140 pia CUSTOMS DUTIES. The following (says the Bury Pont) are the only articles on which Customs duties are now payable, the Let (markwl r and a) beln those on which the duties are rep- Lied by the imam or stamp duties on like articles of horns produce or manufacture : Arrowroot, biscuit, pearled barley, lawmen', sago, and other farinaceous articles, 414. per cwt. Books, prints and drawings, per cwt. 165.; under interna tional copyright, 15e. Cocoa, Id. per lb., huaks, id.; paste sad doodad, 2d. Coffee, raw, 3d.; routed, 4d. per lb. Corks, ready mada, 3d. per lb., till Marsh 31, Mt Corn, Is. pm quarter ; nasal and Pour, aid. pre cwt. ennead, lip prunes, rabies, 7a per cwt. Pbard, Preach or dried, Hs. per cwt. Charred feed), aid IL ' I raved fruits, Pager, ea, par lb., till Jul Had or bermis of chip.straw y „ Baja 3d. per lb., till Marsh 31, Pepper, Id. par lb. Powdar, hair and perfumed, Sid. rex cwt. Sugar, as. Bd. to 18s. 4r1., one juke, Ws. 4d., molasses, ss. par cwt., tall July 1, 1861. Tea, Is. 3d. per lb., till July 1, 1881. Tolecoo, 3a. per lb. ; manufactured, or -4 1 , 9r. ; snuff, ea. Timber, Is. ; sawn wood, 2 a the load ; Weide" wood, du ten. Wine. Is. per pal. till December 31,1810 ; anaemia is. to 2s. Ild., according to strength. a Al. and beer, 20e. the barrel. e. Hop, 20a. par cwt., till January 1,1869 ; afterwards lee a lea* les. per quarter. a Chicory, or other vegetable matter for a like um, Ga. per cwt. e. Paper, lea par cwt.; paper.bangings, 14r. e.Saari* foreign, 10a. 154. - ; oolonial, 10.. 24. per pl. Vinegar, ed. per pl. a. Plate—gold, 17.. per ca. ; elver, Is. ed. per os. a. Cards, playing, 16 s. per dawn pada. e. Dios, 2L. per pair. NORTHERN AND EASTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon the half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of this railway was held at the Santoro Comtism Hallway Station, in ilishOpligate.Street, RICHARD PATTJMON, Esq., presiding. The reportof the directors had simply to likllultrice that the dividend on the guaranteed 6 per cent. shares, and on the guaranteed per cent. shares, INS property far, would bemuse payable on Saturday. the 26th inst. This report 1119 adopted, and the dividend was declared accordingly. The retiring directors, who were the Hon. J. H. Knox end H. L. Sanas, leq., were re-elected, and the businees concluded. Tlll FATAL RIGHT AT BATTIBAILL. - COZONIUVII DAY).—Thie morale' Mr. W. Garter, the coroner for East Surrey, opened an inquest at the lox Tavern, Castle-street, Soutliwaric.b.road, an the heel of George Mitchell, aged $2, who died from the aegis of injuries received in • pugilistic encounter in Hattersea.flekle oo Sunday last. Particulars of the case bare are: T zd ad agairmod. After a great deal of evidence b been returned a verdict of manslaughter against William Off limns the younger, Henry Walker, and William Davis, and Sergeant Gardther wee bound over in the sum of 1001., and the witbesecs le the sum of NW. each, to appear at the next sessions of tLe Central Criminal Court, to be held in Sep tember next, to give evidence spinet the wooed. 10,000 km io,ooo woo° - 24 24 100 93 II so _s esol 10,0i01 111,000 16.0001 26:606 1 104001 26.000' .r.11*..../ Ai: 4661 160202 33.0001 350, 15 0 i 11,T19 4916 9,000 MONO i 115 M 160,•001 T007,10,C00 1 %MO !NAN 1 2=1 uk il 'uol ii:iii NMI Mk 1 Mae MOW wen fAC 211.404 A A 15. 11. e. 141•6 MAO W an ea Kat 'THIS DAY. Two o'Ouxa. The funds to-day exhibit increased depression, owing to the disquieting tenor of the in telligence from Italy. The downward ten dency has been confirmed within the last hour by the receipt of lower prices from the Paris Bourse. In meet of the other departments of the Stook Exchange prices have also given way. British railway stooks are decidedly heavy. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67.90, and quickly receded to 67.80, showing a fall of I per cent, compared with the closing prioes of Tuesday. The Bourse is described as "very flat." Consols are officially marked 92/, 94, and 921 for money, and 94 and 921 for the account. The present quotations are 92 1 , to / for cash, and 921, " sellers," for the 6th of September. The Now Three per Conte. have bean dealt in at 931, 931, and 93 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 931, 93, and 931 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859, at 1031, 104, 108, and 1031 ; the Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper at 961 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, at 961 ; ditto 1859, at 961 ; India Bonds, at 43. die. ; and Exche quer Bills, at 2s. to es. prem. Very little business has been done in the foreign stock market, which is generally flat in eke rooter. The Turkish loan of 1854 has fallen no less than 11 per cent.; and that of 1858, 1 per cent ; the present quotations are reepoctively 94 to 94, and 591 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 65 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 1880, prem. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 64 ; Sardinian Fire per Cents., 83 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48; the Coupon- Certificates, 4, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 74} ; ditto Six pee Cents., 1868, 598, 59 ; ditto, for account, 591, 591. . The discount market has become rather tight. Four per cent. is generally demanded upon the Mgt bills ; and in all other owe the rates are consider ably higher. A fair amount of business continues to be done at the Bank of England. An instalment of 10 per cont., making 35 per cent. paid, fell due yesterday on the Russian Loan of June bud. The half-yearly dividend is adverLised on Anglo- Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cert. Bonds. Four thousand pounds in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The Teutonia 'hna arrived from New York with 34,0001. in spec: e. The Agincourt, with 174,500!. in Australian gold, boa now been at sea 98 days ; the British Trident, with 110,0301., 89 days ; the Leaping Water, with 153,5031., 88 days ; the Yorkshire, with 169,0001., 84 days ; the Maidstone. with 196,0001., 67 days ; end the Blue Jacket, with 125,5001., 59 days. The three first-mentioned vessels, which have a total of 443.0331., are now due. The limited amount of Mexican dollars by the Seine was sold yesterday for China at Be. qd. per *saw, showing a rise of id. compared with the price obtained for the supply by the last Mexican woke:, The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,4071. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 6981. ; and the Lonion and South Western an increase of 2,3661. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canute for the week ending July 28 were 11,1921. sterling, showing an increase of 2,0761., compared with the corresponding week of last year. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetiaa Railway Company for the week ending August 4 was 28,6321., being 25,5371 less than in the earresponding week of 1859 on the same number of miles ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 4,448/, showing a de crease of 1,0621. The General Steam Printing and Publishing Company (L;mited) has just been constituted. The capital la to 1)3 53,0001., in 51 shares. The direc tion is composed for the most part of persons prac tically conversant with the class of business pro posed to be undertaken, and comprises, in addition to :4/13 well-known contributors to periodical lite rature, the senior partner in the firm of Richard son awl Sons, of Paternoater4oll. Reference is male to the vast results which have yet to be produced by the application of steam power to the purposes of printing, and it is pointed out that this is the fort company that has been launched " for the purpose of combining on a corn plea wale the genimne pursuits of printing and publishing." The printing department is to be on such a scale as to embrace books of every description, and newspapers or ev:ry size and form, and the pub lishing department is to be equally comprehensive. The purchase of copyrights a " ascertained value and popularity " likewise enters into the coin -16,19' I Progranure. As a nucleus of the under taking, arrangements have been made for the pur chase of a well-established business. A deposit of 11. 10.. per share is estimated to furnish ample mans tor the commencement of the company's operations. The prospectus of the Royal Oremorne Gardens Company (Limited) is in circulation. The proposed capital is le ),C3O/., in 20,000 shares of N. each. The (hrectors are Lord Henry Gordon, Sir George Drcke3 l Bart., and Messrs. Thoophilus John Simpson, 0. L. Elliott, and Bassett Smith. Lord Wiliam Lennox is the honorary secre tary. It is proposed to purchase the lease of the gardens from Mr. Simpso n , the pre sent proprietor, who retires, having rad ial an ample fortune from the profits of this undertaking." Thu lease is for an unex pired term of 93 years. The purchase money "for the lease plant, and goodwill will not exceed two , thirds of the amount" of the company's capital. It is further mentioned that "nearly one-half of the capital has already been subscribed," and that " Mr. Simpson becomes one of the largest share holders In the undertaking, and will accept a peat iu the direction." The entire concern is to be re modelled. The shares are quoted to-day ito 1 prem. The Secretary of the East India Irrigation and Canal Company has sent ue the following expla natory statement : East In irrigation and Canal Company, 27, Caunou.streat, KC., August 1 1860. TO THE ILOTTOI OF THE ICIPRIJIS. you kindly allow me a spaoe in your oolumns to state, in answer to numernue inquiries whisk have brae made, and for the information of the public generally, that the following is the urdentood meaning of the terns pro- posed by Sir Charles Wood as the basis of the rrwogosel to be made with the government of India, vis. . That the price to be paid by this eocup.my to the government far be all land required is to is value at the time pommies is taken, and not the improved value created by the works constructed. 2. That the water is to be supplied from the COMplarli works for all available land requiring irrigation, and the government alone is to pay the oumpeny for that supply. And, 3. That the prices to be chargeable to par tied using it (i. e., the cultivator ) for the water supplied fur irrigation are to be fixed by the lishitive Council at Cal cutta, and those prices are te be charged by the govarnmeet to such cultivator., and to be paid by tie former to the company. I may add that the company is to be conducted and incorporated with strict limited liability, se ix the Madras Irrigation and Chad Company.-1 am, Ite., JOSS WESTWOOD, Secretary. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, pa, canal, and o.her Bharat, as given in the last Stook Krchange list: Issursace.—Alliance Marine, 64, ex div. ; County, ; Indemnity Marine, 145, ex dn. ; Legal and General Lik, ItilaLiverpoot sod London Fire and Life, 8 ; London, 413; and Provincial Law, 31 ; Marine, 104 ; Ocean Ma rine, 7i, I ; Union, 272 ; Thames sod Mersey Marine, 11, I ; Universal Marine,2ll, I. - Om—Great ()antral, ; Imperial, PO, Sl,' 60, ax div. ; ditto Debentures, ; London, 40; ditto Parllamentazy, seukWestminster Chartered, 63, ex div. —Birmingham, 96; Grand Junction, 58; Be gent's, 211. Waterworluc—Berlin, aj, Doak.—Victoria, UT. NI ay } ; - 90 9 9 90 foi ali IT 0 DC At a meetiog on Tuesday of the creditors of Mal jal : Lk t air e: aiaer-I"Liacineri rea ched viimitgatiletegito 1 241111 4 1 wa Mr. Coleman , the accountant, estimates the liab ties at 16,072:.., and the? &meta at 4,406/. With referee ce to the attain' Of 'Marrs. William Francis and Co., in the leather trade, the subjoined circular has been iisued : Re William Francis sad Co. adjudiaatioa in bankruptcy baring been maiis against thin Am end in coasequease likewise ml "no 91een v. Hooper " standing for trial to-morrow, tie Rest we of the crcilitnra of thi , firm, to take place to-morrow, at two o'clock, stands adjourned wee dor.-1 am, &e., Joisurn bawrga. 173, Fenchureh4trect, Loudon, RC., August 14. With reference to the market for American secs rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports aa follows : We have lades active market in London since our bat in American securities. The demand having become more Illinois therm, a further advance of two per cent. L"Cli in ss artabimbed United Mates Five per Cent. Bonds are rather more offered. New York Central Bonds And shares the in pod demand. The shares at present pie! carry the approaching dividend for met six months, which. is expected to Dearth per cent Bubjouied is a report, dated tut evening, ou the hide and leather 'market — A w s;;;;li luninesiThie bees done in leather throughout the past week at former cwices. The 'applies of meet era. des are abundant, and there is not much disposition te purchase beyond the supply of immediate wants. In MAN, sii' sie the isle of 9th, which went off briskly at hilly pre vious rates, 1,150 River Piste hides have been sold—heavy Monte Video ex, at 7fd. ; Buenos Ara now, at' L ; sea 2,000 Australian, at the public sal. prices. Mr. F. Kemp was yesterday appointed agent toe Lloyd's at Fleetwood. - WIDIIIBDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93/ fat the Bth of September, opened this morning at 93e, and, after reoovering to 924, " buyers," closed at 93, " sellers." For money the last price was 92t. The official business report is as follows :—Three pow Cent. Console, for money, 93 921, 93t, 921, 93 ; ditto for account (September 8), 93t, 9tl; Three per Cents. Reduced, WI, ; New Three pir Cents., 931, I, 1, g , I ; Bank Stock, 232 ; India Stook, 217, 2183, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 104, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent, Debentures, 1868, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 45., Bs. die. The Indian Five per Cent. Stook of 1869 has de clined to 1031 to I. India Bonds were quoted B s. to 4s. dim. ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. to be. prem., showing a decline of Is. A fresh fall of 3 to jper cent. took place this afternoon in Turkish Bonds ; tho issue of 1854 closed at 74f to 75/, and that of 1858 at 60 to t. Buenos Ayres Bois continue in good demand, and being well held, are extremely firm. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioce.. The mining market this morning has been rather insulin'. Attention has been chiefly confined to shares in East Basset, East Caradon, Alfred Consols, Hingeton Downs, West Cara don, and South Caradon. In the Stock Exchange Great Wheal Vor shares are officially marked I. Prices generally are unaltered. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no alteration whatever. English and Australia& Copper shares have been dealt in at 2f. The South Devon Iron and General Mining Com pany have notified that applications will be received until the 21st instant for the 6,000 6 per cent. Preference shares authorised at the general meting on the 6th instant. . At Camborne Consols meeting yesterday, the aeognsts showed a debit balance of 134/. 13s. hs arrears of calk amounted to 311. 106. A cal of 10s. per sham vas wade. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Scam —The market remains quiet, but prices are anal toed, and holders appear to be firm. RefineJ. without OOFFNi —lmparters very generally refuse to take lower I prices, and quotation. arc unaltered, but the trade buy very sparingly ►t them, and IL decline has been acospted in many Inatome' to effect sides. TL.—The yobbo sales bars oommenced, aml are pro , swaging heavily, but current qualities have not )et passed auction.. 0011 TON. —1,200 bales of Surat sold at full prices, which streagthened this market. Real-Old Neerainsio sold, 10s. to 10s. 6d. ; old white Bengal, 12s. ; new. 14a. 6d. kin= steady. tiAlffrzrac. —Refraction 11! to 12 sold, 40s. 3d. to 40s. ; refraction 6 to 6e. 43a. 61. ; refraction 6 44 5. Run steady. In other articles no alteration. TALLOW MARIEBT.-(THIS DAY.) The market is Oat at the following quotations :—Tows tallow, 625. 6d., net oiub ; Petersbur; TO. ea the spot, 51s. 9d. to 56. ; all August, Ma. &L ; Aug. and Sept., Ma. 641. ; Oct. to Dee., 51a. 6d, ; January to /Larch, 1861, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are only moderatoly supplied with beasts, and a large proportion of inferior quality. Late prices are fully maintained. Trade is dull for sheep acid lambs, but we cannot quote lower. The average quality is very inferior. Calves are selling about the nuns as on Monday. Our fareilm supply consists of 300 beasts, 2,150 sheep. 460 caves. dad 30 pap ; mach cows, 126. Per stow of flaw ad.a. d. tar stone of tabs. a. d. L 4. Poet dents. Merefda 6 4 1 6 Best DnAd H 1.1.41313 114•6114e1horni 6 0 4 4 Dist L00g.w0014.... 14• 14•4401,041.144462 4 f 4 @ Do. do. Shore 01114 4 0 4 4 awes t second qua 4 S S • 3 • 4 A U. do. Mont .... 11446NatKU-1:0440 6 0 6 10 Lobs d d • Dells 44 market. 1,1&:, o.laeop and lambs. 10,740; 0113814 In; Moon. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. tur =or= rmscourc) OXFORD MERTING.—(THIS DA Y. ) ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAMM One milo. Malta, I by Autocrat, YoursLA, Rising Run, Frayok, Athos, Diamant, sad King of Kent. OXFORDSFIIRE fermium Two miles. Pan, Aneurin, Lovell, Rising Bun, First Lord, Pits Avon, Sherborue, Eltham Beauty, and Queen Beam are here. PRINCE OF WALES'S STAKES. Hal/ • mile. Dr. Nichol, Parasite. (Almeria°, llawkaeye, EverWAß*. and Conqueror are bare. WELTER HANDICAP. Hle and a half. Sooth;Lyer,1;;;;;, Braker, Rising Sun, The Monk. Athos, Queen Sea, Bites, Error, Johnny, Ipswich, and The Don are MEMBERS' PLATE. Oue mile. Speaker, Libellous, Frawle, The Doti, and Amsterdam are bere. C3O HANDICAP PLATE. One mile. Chanoine, The Gem, Niger, aid The lion are here. Drum AHRIVALA.-Lviy Harriet e, Rosary f, Maid of Pere, Flirtation, Zinged, Malta, Tumult, Tame DPW, Norio, Codicil, Clotilde c, British Prince, Delhi, I Miss Sarah, Riche, King of Kent, Atiadae, GrilladZ Ta Z Carina. TEM MoORS. —We have reports from three dif ferent shooting bores on our Northumberland moors, nine of which are very favourahle. One eportaman reports that "he and his friends have had miserable sport, and that marcely • bin) is to be seen." Arietbre ea" of "all the twelfth of Augusts he has ever tetra nut ea, he never saw such a scarcity of grouse ; and that he wandered miles Cal Monday, and his dogs never had a point." A third a more favourable amount, and says, " Although the bird+ were not plentiful, he has had pretty Sir sport. and retailed his lodgings on Monday eight with a tolerable *lr." All, however, agree in dating that the show for black game sod partridge is better than for mouse. The keepers report the destruction of a number of Vie young birds by the laic thunder showers, which flooded the water-courses on the fella sometimes for days togethrr. The weather on Monday v.:u floe and clear, the only draw- back to the leasers of our sportamen being want of game. • Neweseete Chrookle. THH LATE ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WE4TERN Edgell, a poititsinan, who was struck down by the buffer of the engine attached to the Liverpool mail train on fin• 9th inst., died yesterday at the Loe.ton University Hoepitvl. It appo.rs he impludeatly ottomptod to anu• the bee nt the moment the train wee emerging from the Kilhern turael, and »nivel the us terns! injuries which have t ‘rminatod fatally. Thu directors of the Newcastle and Carlisle Rail way Company have dee.a el an innnuliste dividend of 3. 2a. dd. per 1001. share for the half•year ending the 30th of Jane het. The dividend for the eotrssponding pitied at wee 2/. Ms. a share. • I • a I , I 11, I